butterflies and moths
The adults are usually nearby, except for a few species that migrate to avoid harsh climates. 1  These animals are found in the following types of habitat. 2  temperate. 3  tropical. 4  polar. 5  terrestrial.


How long does it take a caterpillar to build it's chrysalis?
Place it in a hidden, sheltered area that is protected from intense heat or cold and away from pets or humans who might disturb the gestation. If you live in a dry environment, it may be wise to mist the cage occasionally, since caterpillars prefer a humid habitat. But misting too much can promote mold growth. If you'd like to make their environment more humid, put some sort of clear plastic or cellophane around their home.


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What your money can do. By becoming a member of Butterfly Conservation today you can do something important not just for Britain's butterflies and moths but for the planet as whole. What you'll receive Members will receive a fantastic pack including a set of collectible postcards, access to our nature reserves, a subscription to our exclusive magazine 3 times a year, plus more!


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comprising the nine original members of the Committee and five permanent CO officials.2 Few of those present could have foreseen that within five years (January 1929) the Committee would be renamed the Advisory Committee on Education in the Colonies and that its brief would encompass virtually all aspects of educational development and


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History Quiz / 9 Colonial colleges: name + original, city, religion Random History or College Quiz QUIZ: Can you name the 9 colonial colleges: their name, original name, city, and religious affiliation? Test your knowledge on this history quiz to see how you do and compare your score to others. Quiz by popestcyril


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QUIZ: Can you name the 9 colonial colleges: their name, original name, city, and religious affiliation?  Test your knowledge on this history quiz to see how you do and compare your score to others.


History of American Higher Education
The colonial collegesâHarvard, William and Mary, Collegiate School (which became Yale), Academy of Philadelphia (University of Philadelphia), College of New Jersey (Princeton), Kingâs College (Columbia), College of Rhode Island (Brown), Queenâs College (Rutgers), and Dartmouthâwere, however, modeled upon Cambridge and Oxford and, like their English models, in many cases required religious affiliation.


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Yale University Art Gallery opens, the first college art museum in the Western Hemisphere. Established with John Trumbullâs donation of his paintings, including his original series of Revolutionary War scenes, the collection now encompasses over 185,000 works of art from ancient Egypt to the present day.


Colonial Colleges
Colonial Colleges. I made a passing reference to the Colonial Colleges of the United States recently in Kingâs College Tract. There are over four thousand colleges and universities in the U.S. that award degrees today. Only nine of them â the so-called Colonial Colleges â were chartered before the United States became an independent nation. I figured â¦


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The nine original members of the Advisory Committee provided an impressive array of talent and experience. Ormsby-Gore (1885-1964), then aged thirty-nine years, was the youngest of those present. A product of Eton and New College, he was destined to enter the House of Lords in 1938 as Lord Harlech. He first entered parliament in 1910;


Category:Colonial colleges
Category:Colonial colleges. This category groups together articles regarding the nine institutions generally categorized as colonial colleges in the United States of America.


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9 Responses to âColonial Collegesâ. 1  There are quite a few malls where Iâve seen Street View do that for no good reason. It happens at airports occasionally as well. Midway Island is loaded with redundant imagery across the airport and its parking lots.


The 13 Colonies: Life in Early America
British America in the Colonial Period. If a foreigner asked an American what life was like in America, the answer would depend greatly on where a person lived in the country. That was just as true in the 1700s as it is today. Overall, America's colonial population increased from about 250,000 in 1690 to 2.5 million in 1754, fueled by natural increase and political turmoil in Europe. Poor Scots-Irish immigrants settled in the wilderness of North Carolina and the Appalachian Mountains.


Prolactin blood test
Prolactin blood test. Prolactin is a hormone released by the pituitary gland. The prolactin test measures the amount of prolactin in the blood.


Gynecomastia
A high level of prolactin (hyperprolactinemia) is normal during pregnancy and after childbirth while the mother is nursing. A high level may also be seen with: Tumors that produce and release prolactin (prolactinomas)


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The normal values for prolactin are: Males: less than 20 ng/dL (425 mIU/L ) Nonpregnant females: 5 to 40 ng/dL (106 to 850 mIU/L) Pregnant women: 80 to 400 ng/dL (1,700 to 8,500 mIU/L) Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Some labs use different measurements or test different samples.


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Prolactin is a hormone released by the pituitary gland The pituitary is a small gland at the base of the brain. It regulates the body's balance of many hormones. Prolactin stimulates breast development and milk production in women. There is no known normal function for prolactin in men. Prolactin is usually measured when checking for pituitary tumors and the cause of: Breast milk production that is not related to childbirth (galactorrhea) Decreased sex drive (libido) in men and women; Erection problems in men


Late Effects of Treatment for Childhood Cancer (PDQÂ®)âPatient Version
Prolactin is usually measured when checking for pituitary tumors and the cause of: 1  Breast milk production that is not related to childbirth (galactorrhea) 2  Decreased sex drive (libido) in men and women. 3  Erection problems in men. 4  Not able to get pregnant (infertility) 5  Irregular or no menstrual periods (amenorrhea)


Reference Ranges and What They Mean
They are sometimes called normal values. By comparing your test results with reference values, you and your healthcare provider can see if any of your test results fall outside the range of expected values. Values that are outside expected ranges can provide clues to help identify possible conditions or diseases.


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The normal values for prolactin are: 1  Males: less than 20 ng/dL (425 mIU/L 2  ) Nonpregnant females: 5 to 40 ng/dL (106 to 850 mIU/L) 3  Pregnant women: 80 to 400 ng/dL (1,700 to 8,500 mIU/L)


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Prolactin levels do, however, need to be evaluated based on the time of day that they are collected. The levels will vary over a 24-hour period, rising during sleep and peaking in the morning. Ideally, a person's blood sample should be drawn 3 to 4 hours after waking.


Glossary
People with the following conditions may have high prolactin levels: 1  Chest wall injury or irritation. 2  Disease of an area of the brain called the hypothalamus. 3  Thyroid gland does not make enough thyroid hormone (hypothyroidism) 4  Kidney disease. 5  Pituitary tumor that makes prolactin (prolactinoma)


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Title: Norman (2010) 6.6 /10. Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Use the HTML below.


Normans
These Normans began a long period of slow conquest during which almost all of Wales was at some point subject to Norman interference. Norman words, such as baron (barwn), first entered Welsh at that time.


Norman
But under Norman direction, and with a number of Norman innovations such as the exchequer, the itinerant justices, and the sworn inquest, this system worked much more efficiently after 1066 than before, and, a fact of equal importance, England was made safe from foreign invasion.


Norman, OK
In 2008, CNN/Money Magazine ranked Norman as the sixth best small city in the United States, the highest ranking of any city in Oklahoma. The city was founded during the Land Run of April 1889, and formally incorporated in 1891. The cityâs economy is primarily based on higher education and related research industries.


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Norman, OK
Norman ( /nÉrmÉn/) is a city in Cleveland County, Oklahoma, United States, and is located 20 miles (30 km) south of downtown Oklahoma City. It is part of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. As of the 2010 census, Norman was to have 110,925 full-time residents, making it the third-largest city in Oklahoma and the 234th-largest city in the United States. It is the county seat of Cleveland County and is the county's center for business and employment.


Norman
Norman: Norman, member of those Vikings, or Norsemen, who settled in northern France (or the Frankish kingdom), together with their descendants. The Normans founded the duchy of Normandy and sent out expeditions of conquest and colonization to southern Italy and Sicily and to England, Wales, Scotland, and


Norman, Oklahoma
Norman lies within Tornado Alley, a geographic region where tornadic activity is particularly frequent and intense. The Oklahoma City metropolitan area, including Norman, is the most tornado-prone area in the world.


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It will be a 5-way battle for the Miss World Philippines 2017. This is so unlike all previous editions of the national pageant when either one or two would end up as the clear last two women standing (or one locked-in winner) during finals night.


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Chord: Major: Minor: 7 th: Aug(+) C: C,E,G: C,Eb,G: Bb: C,E,G#: Db/C#: Db,F,Ab: Db,E,Ab: B: Db,F,A: D: D,F#,A: D,F,A: C: D,F#,Bb: Eb/D#: Eb,G,Bb: Eb,Gb,Bb: Db: Eb,G,B: E: E,G#,B: E,G,B: D: E,G#,C: F: F,A,C: F,Ab,C: Eb: F,A,C#: Gb/F#: Gb,Bb,Db: Gb,A,Db: E: Gb,Bb,D: G: G,B,D: G,Bb,D: F: G,B,D#: Ab/G#: Ab,C,Eb: Ab,B,Eb: F#: Ab,C,E: A: A,C#,E: A,C,E: G: A,C#,F: Bb/A#: Bb,D,F: Bb, Db,F: Ab: Bb,D,Gb: B: B,D#,F#: B,D,F#: A: B,D#,G


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1 The A Minor chord is an easy transition from the A Major chord. 2  Another version of the A Minor Barre Chord. 3  A variation of the A Minor Chord. 4  This voicing of A minor is based on the shape of the open E minor chord. 5  The root is omitted from this chord.


Music Theory/Chords
When a chord is referred to as simply a seventh chord, usually the dominant seventh is meant, which is a major triad with a minor seventh, for instance, C-E-G-Bâ. It is called the dominant seventh because the V chord, or dominant chord in the Latin naming system, is the only major chord in the major scale that can naturally contain a minor seventh. Because all sevenths are dissonant intervals, any seventh chord is dissonant, in other words, a seventh chord is more tense than a major or minor chord.


Chords in the key of A minor natural
Chords in the key of A minor natural The chord chart below lists the common triad and four note extended chords belonging to the key of A natural minor. Roman numerals indicate each chord's position relative to the scale. A natural minor scale notes: A B C D E F G; Natural minor key chord sequence: min dim maj min min maj maj


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1 Here's How You Play a C major7 Chord. 2  How to Play the Hammer-On Guitar Technique. 3  Here's How to Play a Cadd9 Chord on Guitar. 4  Here's How You Play a C Chord on Guitar. 5  Here's How to Play an A Major Chord on Guitar. 6  3 Ways to Play a D Minor Chord. 7  Here's How you Play a C7 Chord on Guitar. 8  Here's How to Play a G Major Chord All Over the Fretboard.


Guitar chord
Alternate tunings. 1  Open tunings each allow a chord to be played by strumming the strings when open, or while fretting no strings. Open tunings are common in blues and folk music, and they are used in the playing of slide guitar. 2  Drop tunings are common in hard rock and heavy metal music.


A minor triad chord
A minor triad chord. The Solution below shows the A minor triad chord in root position, 1st inversion and 2nd inversion on the piano, treble clef and bass clef. The Lesson steps then explain how to construct this triad chord using the 3rd and 5th note intervals, then finally how to construct the inverted chord variations.


Minor chord
A diminished chord is a minor chord with a lowered fifth. play (help Â· info) An example of a minor chord is the C minor chord, which consists of the notes C (root), E â (minor third) and G (perfect fifth): Play C minor chord in root position (help Â· info).


D major chords
The A minor chord iv is the D minor chord, and contains the notes D, F, and A. This subdominant chord's root / starting note is the 4th note (or scale degree) of the A natural minor scale. The roman numeral for number 4 is 'iv' and is used to indicate this is the 4th triad chord in the scale. It is in lower case to denote that the chord is a minor chord.


How to Build Musical Chords on the Piano
You can build the chords you play on the piano yourself. You start with a root note, the lowest note of the chord, then stack notes on top in intervals to make the type of chord you want, whether thatâs the popular major and minor chords or the less common augmented, diminished, and suspended chords.


Aspect ratio (image)
1 Effectively, an image that is of the ratio 24:9 is squashed onto the native 15:9 aspect ratio of a Super 16 mm negative. 2  2.76:1 (~11:4) : Ultra Panavision 70 / MGM Camera 65 (65 mm with 1.25Ã anamorphic squeeze).


Aspect ratio (image)
It is commonly expressed as two numbers separated by a colon, as in 16:9. For an x: y aspect ratio, no matter how big or small the image is, if the width is divided into x units of equal length and the height is measured using this same length unit, the height will be measured to be y units.


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16:9 Theater. 1  Advantages: For HDTV, widescreen DVD, and Blu-Ray, 16:9 is the logical choice. 2  All HDTV broadcast material is in 16:9, and it will be displayed in its full glory, without black bars, on a native 16:9 projector. 3  And there is a lot of 16:9 programming available.


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Aspect ratio is the ratio of the width of the screen to the height of the screen. Essentially, it describes the shape of the rectangle. Today the most popular aspect ratio for consumer video display is 16:9, which is the standard HDTV format. The numbers mean that the picture is 16 units wide for every 9 units in height. Sometimes you will see the 16:9 aspect ratio referred to as 1.78:1, or simply 1.78.


Resolution and Aspect Ratio Explained
Want to know the difference between aspect ratio and resolution? How about the difference between XGA, WXGA, and HD? Our Projector People Expert, Todd, breaks it all down very nicely for us. He also demonstrates what it looks like when the native resolution of your computer doesn't match up with the native resolution of your projector. For additional info: http://www.projectorpeople.com/resour...


A Word about Projector Aspect Ratio
Projector aspect ratio is the width-to-height ratio of the displayed image, measured in inches. Some projectors can support multiple aspect ratios. The most common aspect ratios for projectors are 4:3, 5:4, and 16:9. That means that the chip (or panel) inside the projector is shaped in the specified 4:3, 5:4 or 16:9 proportions. The chip is like a miniature version of the image you will see on your screen.


A Key Decision: What is the best screen format?
When we talk about 4:3 and 16:9 formats, we're talking about the rectangular shape of the video image, or what is called its aspect ratio. A standard TV has an aspect ratio of 4:3. That means the picture is four units wide for every three units of height. The HDTV standard is 16:9, which is 16 units of width for every 9 units of height. So HDTV's 16:9 is horizontally wider than regular TV, which by comparison looks almost square. Here's the problem: any given projector or TV comes in its own native format--typically 16:9 these days.


Aspect ratio (image)
1 1.55:1 (14:9) : Widescreen aspect ratio sometimes used in shooting commercials etc. as a compromise format between 4:3 (12:9) and 16:9. 2  When converted to a 16:9 frame, there is slight pillarboxing, while conversion to 4:3 creates slight letterboxing.


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16:9 Theater. 1  Advantages: For HDTV, widescreen DVD, and Blu-Ray, 16:9 is the logical choice. 2  Disadvantages: While 16:9 programming looks larger than life, 4:3 material displayed on a 16:9 projector can appear downright tiny.


Short essay on the Duties of a Good Citizen
Now, as we all know that man, no matter where he stays, in the family, in the society, in the office or in the country, he has some obligations towards them. These obligations of an individual are called duties. Thus, in all his activities, man has some duties, and so as a citizen also man has some obligations to the country of his citizenship. In this Essay we will discuss the duties of a man as a citizen of a country.


Citizenship of the United States
According to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, which is currently a program within the US Department of Homeland Security, responsibilities of an active American citizen include: Support and defend the Constitution. Stay informed of the issues affecting your community. Participate in the democratic process.


Scouting/BSA/Citizenship in the Nation Merit Badge
Explain what citizenship in the nation means and what it takes to be a good citizen of this country. Discuss the rights, duties, and obligations of a responsible and active American citizen. Citizenship by definition is granted by a nation-state to a person born in it or given the rights by its government after immigrating there.


What are the obligations of a US citizen?
exists and is an alternate of . Pay taxes and go on jury duty. We are citizens in that we owe allegiance to our Government and in return our Government owes us protection. As good Citizens we contribute our personal time to our American Society, our local Community and our Friends and Neighbors. We vote, pay our taxes, and follow the law. We ensure the security of our Neighborhoods and Work Places.


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I was raised mostly by my mother til I was 12 due to work hours, and she instilled in me certain values that remain to this day. Obligations of a citizen to the U.S. (Though these could be applied universally to any nation that isn't violating the Big Three rights) to me include: That one of your cultural values is being a good citizen is very nice.


Citizenship Â» Responsibilities of U.S. Citizens
U.S. citizens must comply with certain mandatory obligations, including: Obeying the law. Every U.S. citizen must obey federal, state and local laws, and pay the penalties that can be incurred when a law is broken.


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A share in the sovereignty of the state, which is exercised by the citizens at large, in voting at elections is one of the most important rights of the subject, and in a republic ought to stand foremost in the estimation of the law.


NBCOT-CH. 2-Professional Standards and Responsibilities
-When there are two or more potentially morally correct ways to solve a problem. -For example, a group of occupational therapy private practice practitioners has the opportunity to bid on a lucrative contract for the provision of services in a school system. However, none of the OTs has pediatric experience.


Policy statement: Ethical responsibilities of physical therapists and WCPT members
Physical therapists engaged in research shall ensure that they: 1  abide by all current rules and policies applying to the conduct of research on human subjects. 2  have obtained subjectsâ consent. 3  protect subjectsâ confidentiality. 4  protect subjectsâ safety and well-being. 5  do not engage in fraud or plagiarism.


10 ways practitioners can avoid frequent ethical pitfalls
For psychologists providing services, the experts suggest they discuss: 1  Limits of confidentiality, such as mandatory reporting. 2  Nature and extent of the clinician's record-keeping. 3  The clinician's expertise, experience and training as well as areas where the therapist lacks training. 4  Estimated length of therapy.


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mandatory ethics is a higher level of ethical practice that addresses doing what is in the best interests of clients. false It is unethical for us to meet our personal needs through our professional work. true. Professional codes of ethics educate counseling practitioners and the general public about the responsibilities of the profession and they provide a basis for accountability. true It is a mistake to equate behaving legally with being ethical.


10 ways practitioners can avoid frequent ethical pitfalls
To help prevent confidentiality problems, psychologists can: 1  Discuss the limits of confidentiality, including their uses of electronic transmission and the foreseeable uses of confidential information, as soon as possible. 2  Ensure the safe storage of confidential records.


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Informed consent is an ethical requirement that is an integral part of the therapeutic process; however, it is not a legal requirement. false. Informed consent is a positive approach that helps clients become active partners and true collaborators in their therapy. true Privileged communication is a legal concept that generally bars the disclosure of confidential communications in a legal proceeding.


Policy statement: Ethical responsibilities of physical therapists and WCPT members
The World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) expects its member organisations to: 1  have a code of ethics or code of conduct. 2  publish, promote and circulate their code of ethics or code of conduct for the benefit of their members, the general public, employers, governments and government agencies.


Code of Ethics
Recreational Therapy personnel have an obligation, first and foremost, to be loyal, faithful, and meet commitments made to persons receiving services. In addition, Recreational Therapy personnel have a secondary obligation to colleagues, agencies, and the profession.


TITLE XXXVII
The Legislature further finds that, since such services assist the public primarily with emotional survival, which in turn affects physical and psychophysical survival, the practice of clinical social work, marriage and family therapy, and mental health counseling by persons not qualified to practice such professions presents a danger to public health, safety, and welfare.


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practice setting, a physical therapist has primary responsibility for the physical therapy care of a patient and shall make independent judgments regarding that care consistent with accepted professional standards.


Java 101: Evaluate Java expressions with operators
Compound expressions can be simple expressions too. Although 6 * 5 is a compound expression where 6 and 5 are simple expressions, 6 * 5 is also a simple expression from +'s perspective, which sees only their product (30) -- a simple expression. Java's operators are classified by their number of operands. Operators with one operand (e.g., unary minus [-], as in -5) are unary operators. Operators with two operands (e.g., multiplication and addition) are binary operators.


Evaluating an expression with integers, +, and *, as well as -, /
Evaluating an expression with integers, +, and *, as well as -, /. There is a job interview question, and the source of the question is here. The solution is pretty simple. We just need to split the input string by + and then by *. Then we compute products in a nested loop and sum up all the products.


The ABCs of Java
Expressions and Operators. An expression is a statement that can convey a value. Some of the most common expressions are mathematical, such as in the following source code example: int x = 3; int y = x; int z = x * y; All three of these statements can be considered expressionsâthey convey values that can be assigned to variables.


Evaluating an expression with integers, +, and *, as well as -, /
I would suggest using a smarter split expression, one that splits on the gaps between the operators and the values...: String[] parts = operand.split((?=[/*])|(?<=[/*])); With the above regex, you will get for example: 1/2*773 -> [1, /, 2, *, 773]


The ABCs of Java
When more than one operator is used in an expression, Java has an established precedence to determine the order in which operators are evaluated. In many cases, this precedence determines the overall value of the expression.


The ABCs of Java
In Lines 3â12 of this Java application, a temperature in Fahrenheit is converted to Celsius using the arithmetic operators: 1  Line 3: The floating-point variable fah is created with a value of 86. 2  Line 4: The current value of fah is displayed.


Evaluating an expression with integers, +, and *, as well as -, /
I don't want to suggest a completely different approach, but there are many math parsers out there which you could check out for ideas. One of the things most of them have in common is that they separate the parsing of the input from the actual calculation of the result. Ideally, the interface of your code would be such that adding new operands is as easy as you just passing an operand and it's functionality and precedence to your code. Misc Declare your functions explicitly as private or public.


The ABCs of Java
Expressions and Operators An expression is a statement that can convey a value. Some of the most common expressions are mathematical, such as in the following source code example:


The ABCs of Java
The second assigns the value of the variable x to the variable y. The multiplication operator * is used to multiply the x and y integers, and the expression produces the result of the multiplication. This result is stored in the z integer. An expression can be any combination of variables, literals, and operators. They also can be method calls, because methods can send back a value to the object or class that called the method. The value conveyed by an expression is called a return value, as you have learned. This value can be assigned to a variable and used in many other ways in your Java programs. Most of the expressions in Java use operators like *. New Term Operators are special symbols used for mathematical functions, some types of assignment statements, and logical comparisons.


Evaluating an expression with integers, +, and *, as well as -, /
Evaluating an expression with integers, +, and *, as well as -, /. @tim has covered a bunch of what I was going to add, but here are some additional points: You should anticipate having whitespace in the input.


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Medicare provides certain adults with disabilities with publicly funded health insurance. Medicare helps pay for a broad array of routine, acute, and preventive care, rehabilitation, mental health, home health services and durable medical equipment essential to health and independence.


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III. Medicaid Eligibility Disabled Adult Child -- (DAC) individuals age 18+ who lose SSI eligibility because of the receipt of Social Security Disabled Adult Child (DAC) benefits, or because of an increase in the amount of these benefits, are eligible for Medicaid if certain criteria are met. Individual must have become disabled or


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disabled: 1  1. the claimant is not engaging in substantial gainful activity; and. 2. the claimant has a severe physical or mental impairment; and. 2  52. 42 U.S.C. Â§ 402(d)(1)(B) (2000); 20 C.F.R. Â§ 404.350(a)(4) (2004).


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This Disabled Adult Child benefit is paid based on the parent's earning record and the five month waiting period usually required before SSDI begins is waived. The Disabled Adult Child program does not consider the individual's non-employment income, such as an inheritance, a law suit settlement or a spouse's income. Individuals younger than age 65 with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) or Lou Gehrigâs disease are eligible for Medicare benefits as soon as they begin receiving SSDI payments ...


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Medicare works the same for disabled adult children as for recipients of disability (DIB) benefits. Both groups have a twenty-four month waiting period, with the exception of the individuals noted in the POMS


Social Security Benefits for Children
benefits for your child by calling Social Security toll-free at 1-800-772-1213 or by visiting your local Social Security office. If you are applying for SSI payments for your child, you should have his or her Social Security number and birth certificate with you. If you are applying for SSDI benefits for your child based on


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blindness or disability; and â¢ Has lost Supplemental Security Income (SSI) due to the receipt of Social Security benefits on a parentâs record due to the retirement, death or disability of a parent. *If the person meets all of the above criteria, they may qualify as a Disabled Adult Child under Sec-


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Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits for adults disabled since childhood 6 Applying for SSI payments or SSDI benefits and how you can help 8 Employment support programs for young people with disabilities 9 Medicaid and Medicare 11 Childrenâs Health Insurance Program 12 Other health care services 13 Contacting Social Security 14


Social Security Dependent and Survivor Benefits
Social Security Benefits for Adult Children With Severe Disabilities If your adult child is disabled and can't do any significant amount work, he or she may be able to collect Social Security child benefits or SSI disability benefits. By Melissa Linebaugh, Contributing Author


Special Needs Resource Directory
Medicare is a federal health insurance program that serves over 44 million Americans. The program provides health benefits to almost 7 million people younger than age 65 who have a disability or chronic condition.


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As of 2013, it is available in generic and brand versions. Generic duloxetine is covered by most Medicare and insurance plans, but some pharmacy coupons or cash prices may be lower. The lowest GoodRx price for the most common version of duloxetine is around $16.25, 91% off the average retail price of $199.61. Compare SNRIs.


Duloxetine Prices, Coupons and Patient Assistance Programs
Duloxetine Prices, Coupons and Patient Assistance Programs. Duloxetine is a member of the serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors drug class and is commonly used for Anxiety, Back Pain, Bipolar Disorder, and others. Brand names for duloxetine include Cymbalta, and Irenka. Duloxetine Prices. This duloxetine price guide is based on using the Drugs.com discount card which is accepted at most U.S. pharmacies. The cost for duloxetine oral delayed release capsule 20 mg is around $15 for a supply of 60 capsules, depending on the pharmacy you visit. Prices are for cash paying customers only and are not valid with insurance plans.


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Cymbalta
Cymbalta is also prescribed for chronic bone or muscle pain. Clinical Review by Jodi Grimm, RPh and Ann Ciemnoczolowski, MS, ELS on May 15, 2013 Cymbalta Â® is the brand name of the medicine duloxetine. Cymbalta is in a class of antidepressant medicines called selective serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs). It is not completely understood how Cymbalta works in your body, but it is thought that Cymbalta balances certain chemicals in your brain.


propranolol used for tremors
If you research the weight of bread flour you will find that 12oz yields 2 2/3 cups or cymbalta 60 mg price cvs more than what Alton states is needed in the video. Either way the written recipe and the video recipe seem very, very close.


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Duloxetine Prices, Coupons and Patient Assistance Programs
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Duloxetine Prices, Coupons and Patient Assistance Programs
Duloxetine Prices This duloxetine price guide is based on using the Drugs.com discount card which is accepted at most U.S. pharmacies. The cost for duloxetine oral delayed release capsule 20 mg is around $15 for a supply of 60 capsules, depending on the pharmacy you visit.


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Schraffordt Koops et al. assessed the outcome of tension-free vaginal tape in patients with concomitant pelvic surgery in a multicenter study and concluded that the TVT procedure in conjunction with prolapse surgery can be safely performed with good results .


Women's health-prolapse and urinary incontinence surgery
What is a Trans Vaginal Tape Repair? Surgery complications and risks; Our Expectations; Pre-Admission Service; Things to do before you come to hospital: What to bring to hospital: Day of Admission and Surgery; Post-opâday 1; Advice following TVT; When to notify your doctor


Does depression impact treatment outcomes of vaginal sling procedures?
This study examined the link between depression and treatment outcomes of vaginal sling procedures. Researchers reported greater improvements in urinary incontinence symptoms, quality of life, and sexual function after surgery in women with depression.


Better guidance and support for NHS surgeons on vaginal tape and mesh implants
A small percentage of women have suffered significant side effects after this type of surgery such as pain and sexual dysfunction. For vaginal tapes for stress incontinence the adverse rates are very low, typically affecting between 150 (one per cent) and 500 (three per cent) women each year.


Trans Vaginal Tape Repair
Trans Vaginal Tape Repair. What is a Trans Vaginal Tape Repair? TVT (trans-vaginal tape) is a minimally invasive surgical procedure for treatment of female stress incontinence that combines the use of a mesh tape, with a traditional incontinence procedure called the sling to support the urethra.


Urinary Incontinence
The 1- and 5-yr outcomes of tension-free vaginal tape for stress urinary incontinence


Better guidance and support for NHS surgeons on vaginal tape and mesh implants
Press release. The Department of Health, the NHS Commissioning Board, NHS surgeons (urologists and gynaecologists), and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) are taking action to help reduce the side effects after surgery using vaginal tape for stress incontinence and vaginal meshes for pelvic organ prolapse.


Does concomitant vaginal prolapse repair affect the outcomes of the transobturator tape procedure in the long term?
Introduction and hypothesis. Little information is available on the effects of concomitant vaginal prolapse repair on the outcomes of the transobturator tape (TOT) procedure. The purpose of this study is to assess the results and complications of TOT when combined with vaginal prolapse repair with a long-term follow-up.


Reported complications of tension-free vaginal tape procedures: A review
The reported complications of TVT surgery are summarized in Table 1. There is some difficulty in synthesizing the published TVT complications data due to a lack of standardization of definitions and differences in reporting between studies. With this in mind an overview of the data is presented.


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Patients usually resume everyday activities, including sexual intercourse, within one to three months of the operation. Although transvaginal mesh surgery is simpler and less invasive than more traditional treatments for POP and SUI, it also carries a higher complication rate. In 2011, the FDA reported that it had received 4,000 reports of complications related to transvaginal mesh during the previous six years.


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Oyster Island
These shells were later found in a shell midden stratum (a type of archeological feature made up mostly of mollusk shells which were naturally preserved by the calcium within the shells) by archeologists during restoration work on Ellis Island in 1985.


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Ellis Island has had several names. The native Americans called it Gull Island and the Dutch/English colonist called it Oyster Island. It has been called Dyre, Bucking, and An â¦ derson Island. Samuel Ellis bought it in 1770 . The Federal government purchased the island from New York state in 1808 and built a fort in it. The fort at Ellis island was named Ft. Gibson in honor of a brave office killed in the War of 1812.


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Ellis Island has had several names. The native Americans called it Gull Island and the Dutch/English colonist called it Oyster Island. It has been called Dyre, Bucking, and Anâ¦derson Island. Samuel Ellis bought it in 1770 . The Federal government purchased the island from New York state in 1808 and built a fort in it.


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Little Oyster Island was the original name for Ellis Island.


Oyster Island
They utilized the islands at various times of the year, they fished during the spring, harvested clams, crabs, and oysters during the summer, and hunted year round. In their work, they were respectful of the land and animals and did not excessively hunt or gather.


Who is Ellis Island named after?
They called it Little Oyster Island. It was one of three islands that the Dutch named the Oyster Islands.


7 Surprising Benefits of Kelp
Kelp remains an important part of Japanese and Chinese cuisine and has recently become widely used in other countries as a delicious food source. A lot of this growing popularity is due to the health benefits, which are being widely studied around the world since kelp grows so quickly and in such abundance.


Kelp
It has been proposed that large open-ocean kelp farms could serve as a source of renewable energy. Unlike some biofuels such as corn ethanol, kelp energy avoids food vs fuel issues and does not require irrigation. [citation needed] Kelp in history and culture


Giant Kelp
Reaching heights of more than 100 feet (30 m), the giant kelp is the largest âseaweedâ and the largest of all marine algae. It lives in cold, clear waters where it forms large, dense kelp forests that provide habitat for thousands of other marine species. Though it resembles a tall grass, giant kelp is not a plant. Instead, it is a brown alga and is part of the large kingdom of life known as the Protista. Most protists are single-celled organisms, but the giant kelp is a complex species and is the largest protist in the world. Since the giant kelp is not a plant, it does not have roots. Instead, it obtains all of the necessary nutrients directly from the water and is attached to the rocky bottom by a structure known as a holdfast.


The Weight Loss Benefits of Kelp
Kelp as Part of a Weight Loss Plan. Eating a healthy and balanced diet and participating in regular exercise is the best first step to losing weight and fat. A diet rich in organic fruits, vegetables, seeds, and nuts provides the body with tremendously powerful, dense nutrients without the negative side effects associated with processed foods.


Giant kelp
Giant kelp often grows in turbulent water, which brings renewed supplies of nutrients, allowing the plants to grow to a possible height of 175 feet. The stemlike stipes are tough but flexible, allowing the kelp to sway in ocean currents.


What lives in a kelp forest
A wide range of fish can be found in kelp forests, many of which are important to commercial fishermen. For example, many types of rockfish such as black rockfish, blue rockfish, olive rockfish, and kelp rockfish are found in kelp forests and are important to fishermen. A wide range of marine mammals inhabit kelp forests for protection and food. Sea lions and seals feed on the fish that live in kelp forests.


The Benefits of Kelp
Kelp as a Detoxifier. Studies continue to show that the ocean is home to some of the best filtering systems on earth, facilitating the breakdown of chemicals, toxins and heavy meals. Kelp is in fact one of these amazing detoxifiers in oceans and seas around the world (Barry, 1994). The addition of kelp into your diet as either a raw food or supplement can help to detox the body which can in turn help to prevent health problems whilst making you feel rejuvenated. Kelp as an Immunity Booster


Seaweed & Kelp
Seaweed & Kelp. Everyone knows that vegetables are good for you, but not everyone knows that sea vegetables need to be included in a healthy diet. Kelp and seaweed are loaded with nutrients and are a source of essential vitamins. Kelp is a type of seaweed found in ocean waters all over the world. Seaweed is available in many varieties, including Wakame and Kombu, which are popular in Japanese cuisine, and Dulse, which can be found on the coasts of Ireland and the state of Maine.


Giant Bladder Kelp  ( Macrocystis pyrifera)
From the holdfast to the tip of the longest frond these plants may reach lengths of 200 feet with 100 feet growing from the holdfast to the surface and another 100 feet stretched out in the canopy. Macrocystis is a perennial kelp with the holdfast surviving 4 to 10 years and the individual fronds 6 to 12 months.


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RESPIRATORY AIRWAY INFECTIONS
The incidence of bronchiolitis parallels respiratory infections in older children and adults and is most common during fall and winter months. 1  Although infection with respiratory syncytial virus may occur at any age, the clinical disease bronchiolitis develops only in infants and young children.


RSV Symptoms, Causes & Risk Factors
RSV Symptoms, Causes & Risk Factors RSV causes a wide variety of symptoms, ranging from very mild to life threatening. The type and severity of symptoms depend on multiple factors, including the particular strain of the virus and whether the patient has other underlying medical problems.


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Symptoms vary depending on a child's age and what caused the pneumonia, but can include: 1  fever. 2  shaking chills. 3  cough. 4  stuffy nose. 5  very fast breathing (in some cases, this is the only symptom) 6  breathing with grunting or wheezing sounds.


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It is important to be informed about RSV in order to properly assess the disease burden of RSV in your practice.2,3. 1  Educate yourself and your peers on the real burden of RSV in older adults. 2  Consider testing for RSV to establish the burden of disease in your practice. 3  Develop practice protocols in anticipation of vaccinations against RSV.


RESPIRATORY AIRWAY INFECTIONS
Two different influenza A viruses can infect the same animal host cell, and as long as the viruses that result from this dual infection have the right number and kinds of RNA segments, they can cause infection in another host.


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RSV in older adults. RSV is responsible for serious lower respiratory tract infections that can lead to pneumonia, hospitalizations, and even death in older adults.3. Because RSV infection has signs and symptoms that are similar to other viruses, such as influenza, RSV in older adults is often misdiagnosed.


Rsv symptoms fever
Iv been diagnosed with RSV (basically bronchitis with other cold symptoms). However iv had it now for 3 weeks. It started where I was bed ridden for 3 days with a fever and chills and now its just a constant battle with congestion and a cough. I still have odd pains around my body but it feels like its never going.


Rsv symptoms fever
Vote. Adults with RSV might have the symptoms of a common cold, such as a stuffy or runny nose, sore throat, mild headache, cough, fever, and a general feeling of being ill. But in premature babies and kids with diseases that affect the lungs, heart, or immune system, RSV infections can lead to other more serious illnesses.


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Pneumonia is a lung infection that can be caused by different types of germs, most commonly viruses. Read about symptoms and treatment.


T account
A T account is a graphic representation of a general ledger account. The name of the account is placed above the T (sometimes along with the account number). Debit entries are depicted to the left of the T and credits are shown to the right of the T.The grand total balance for each T account appears at the bottom of the account.he T account is a fundamental training tool in double entry accounting, since you need to see how one side of an accounting transaction is reflected in another account. This approach is not used in single entry accounting, since only one account is impacted by each transaction.


What is a 'T-Account'
DEFINITION of 'T-Account'. An informal term for a set of financial records that use double-entry bookkeeping.The term T-account describes the appearance of the bookkeeping entries.ecause of this, the credits and debits on each side of the T account must match. If a bookstore sold $20 worth of books, it might debit its cash account $20 and credit its books or inventory account $20.


What is a T-Account?
A T-account is a tool that is used to help understand individual ledger accounts and the effects of each transaction. Basically, a T-account is a way to organize and summarize transactions in an individual ledger. T-accounts get their name from their shape. A T-account looks like the letter t..Each T-account has a heading at the top identifying what account it belongs to. The body of a T-account is split into two columns. The left side is the debit column and the right side is the credit column. Each T-account is totaled at the bottom.ach T-account has a heading at the top identifying what account it belongs to. The body of a T-account is split into two columns. The left side is the debit column and the right side is the credit column.


What is a T-Account?
T-Account. Ledger accounts use the T-account format to display the balances in each account. Each journal entry is transferred from the general journal to the corresponding T-account.The debits are always transferred to the left side and the credits are always transferred to the right side of T-accounts.-Account. Ledger accounts use the T-account format to display the balances in each account. Each journal entry is transferred from the general journal to the corresponding T-account.


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t-account. The traditional way to record a debit and credit in one account shaped like a T.. The long line is for the account name, the left column is the debit amount, and the right column is the credit amount.he traditional way to record a debit and credit in one account shaped like a T.. The long line is for the account name, the left column is the debit amount, and the right column is the credit amount.


Basic Accounting Principles & Concepts for T-Accounts
The left side of a T-account represents a debit and the right side a credit. A T-account allows an accounting professional to manually calculate the balance of a specific account in a quick and efficient manner. T-account uses double entry accounting by placing the transaction amount in the debit column of one T-account and in the credit column of a corresponding T-account. For example, if a company sells a product to a customer for $1,000 cash, the bookkeeper must make an entry in two separate T-accounts.


What is a 'T-Account'
If a large letter T were drawn on the page, the account title would appear just above the T, debits would be listed under the top line of the T on the left side and the credits would be listed under the top line of the T on the right side, with the middle line separating the debits from the credits.ecause of this, the credits and debits on each side of the T account must match. If a bookstore sold $20 worth of books, it might debit its cash account $20 and credit its books or inventory account $20.


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Definition. The traditional way to record a debit and credit in one account shaped like a T.. The long line is for the account name, the left column is the debit amount, and the right column is the credit amount.he traditional way to record a debit and credit in one account shaped like a T.. The long line is for the account name, the left column is the debit amount, and the right column is the credit amount.


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Debits CreditsThis is a T account whichis used to anal y ze postingof double entry accountingBoth the right hand column T and the left must have equal totals.The left side is for Debits and the right side is for Credits. Using T Accounts to post journal entries 1.ebits CreditsThis is a T account whichis used to anal y ze postingof double entry accountingBoth the right hand column T and the left must have equal totals.The left side is for Debits and the right side is for Credits. Using T Accounts to post journal entries 1.


T account
The T account has two primary uses, which are: 1  To teach accounting, since it gives a more clear representation of the flow of accounting transactions through the accounts in which transactions are stored. 2  To clarify more difficult accounting transactions, for the same reason.he T account is a fundamental training tool in double entry accounting, since you need to see how one side of an accounting transaction is reflected in another account. This approach is not used in single entry accounting, since only one account is impacted by each transaction.


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August 23 - The federal government is again expanding its investigation into whether foreign buyers are using shell companies to buy luxury U.S. real estate to launder money after its investigation found that potentially illicit activity is behind more than 30% of cash purchases from foreign buyers in select markets.


AML Awareness - Three stages of money laundering
AML Awareness - Three stages of money laundering. Money laundering has one purpose - to turn the proceeds of crime into cash or property that looks legitimate and can be used without suspicion. Here are some of the most common ways this is achieved. There are usually two or three phases to the laundering: Placement.


Stages of money laundering
Stages of money laundering. Each day the methods used by money launderers become more sophisticated and the financial transactions more complex. With increased use of electronic communications, the speed with which money and assets can be converted and transferred has increased exponentially. There is no specific method of laundering money. Despite the variety of methods employed, the laundering process is accomplished in three basic stages which may comprise transactions by the launderers that could alert a financial institution to criminal activity. The Money Laundering Process Money laundering is not a single act but is in fact a process that is accomplished in three basic steps. These steps can be taken at the same time in the course of a single transaction, but they can also appear in well separable forms one by one as well.


What are the three stages in the money laundering process?
Best Answer: Generally speaking, there are three stages in the money laundering process. Each stage designed the origins and identity of the laundered money. The stages are: Placement, Layering, and Integration. Stage 1 Placement: - Placement is when the cash proceeds from a criminal activity (the dirty money) first enter the financial system.


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One indicator of possible money laundering is when. a potential policyholder is more interested in the. cancellation terms of a policy than the benefits of the. policy. The launderer buys a policy with illicit money and. then tells the insurance company that he has changed. his mind and does not need the policy.


Stages of money laundering
Despite the variety of methods employed, the laundering process is accomplished in three basic stages which may comprise transactions by the launderers that could alert a financial institution to criminal activity. The Money Laundering Process. Money laundering is not a single act but is in fact a process that is accomplished in three basic steps. These steps can be taken at the same time in the course of a single transaction, but they can also appear in well separable forms one by one as well.


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Methods and Stages of Money Laundering There are three stages involved in money laundering; placement, layering and integration. Placement âThis is the movement of cash from its source.


How to Identify and Address Workaholism
While the personality characteristics of these types of workaholics are quite different, the effect their drive to work has on their lives outside of the workplace is quite similar. This extreme commitment to work often leads to a host of health problems, most commonly exhaustion, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular disease.


How to Identify and Address Workaholism
Overworking on a regular basis results in the release of hormones like adrenaline and cortisol within the body, which can ultimately create the following consequences: 1  Buildup of plaque in the blood vessels and an increased risk of experiencing heart attacks and strokes.


The Workaholic Breakdown - The Loss of Health
The Workaholic Breakdown - The Loss of Physical and Psychological Health. An early sign that their physical well-being has become affected by the stress of overworking and their acute anxiety related to the fear of failure and discovery occurs as workaholics develop a rigid, stiff way of carrying their body. Their movements appear almost robot-like, and back problems are common.


How to Identify and Address Workaholism
Workaholism is a major source of marital breakdown; the spouse often feels lonely and abandoned. Children of workaholics are more likely to be depressed and exhibit symptoms of parentification â behaving in a mature and responsible fashion to carry the burden left in place of the absent parent â than children of regular workers.


The Workaholic Breakdown - The Loss of Health
The Workaholic Breakdown - The Loss of Physical and Psychological Health An early sign that their physical well-being has become affected by the stress of overworking and their acute anxiety related to the fear of failure and discovery occurs as workaholics develop a rigid, stiff way of carrying their body.


How to Identify and Address Workaholism
How to Identify and Address Workaholism. As the adage goes, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Translated into reality, however, a lifestyle of all work and no play has more serious consequences than simply making Jack dull.


The Workaholic Breakdown - The Loss of Health
Instead, workaholics just drive themselves even harder until chronic fatigue shuts them down. Severe fatigue is also a symptom of the hopelessness that feeds depression. Some of the other signs of depression to watch for are: changes in eating and sleeping patterns; poor concentration; loss of motivation; emotional and physical exhaustion; crying spells, and a loss of libido.


The Workaholic Breakdown - The Loss of Health
Loss of memory and forgetfulness are severe problems for workaholics who can appear to have a mind like a sieve. Depression can be a downward spiral that moves very fast, or it can go on for years and become a habitual life-pattern. Some workaholics have remarkable stamina and persevere at their work throughout their lifetime.


How to Identify and Address Workaholism
Here are five qualities to look for: 1  Preoccupation with work (almost always thinking about it). 2  Not comfortable with delegating (need to control every detail). 3  Other aspects of life (such as family and personal) are neglected.


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NITROGLYCERIN, DESENSITIZED, [LIQUID] is incompatible with ozone and acids, and is an OSHA Class A Explosive (1910.109) (NIOSH, 2016). Less subject to explosion when heated or shocked than ordinary nitroglycerin because of the addition of desensitizing materials, but still dangerous. May begin a vigorous reaction that culminates in a detonation if mixed with reducing agents, including hydrides, sulfides and nitrides.


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Nitroglycerin is converted to nitric oxide (a natural vasodilator) within the body, which in turn causes the coronary artery (blood vessels surrounding the heart) to dilate, increasing blood flow and thereby improving the oxygen supply to the heart.


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Properties: This heavy, colourless, toxic oil, that is so unstable that the slightest jolt, impact or friction can result in spontaneous detonation. Although explosive in the liquid state, the solid is much less sensitive to shock and therefore more stable (freezes at approx. 13Â°C).


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A pale yellow, viscous liquid that is slightly soluble in water and more dense than water. Sensitive to shock and heat. May explode under prolonged exposure to fire or heat. Primary hazard is the blast of an instantaneous explosion and not flying fragment or projectiles.


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In animal studies the highest concentrations of 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene are found in the liver, skeletal muscle, blood, and fat ... After a single dermal exposure of 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene administered to dogs, rabbits, mice, and rats, more unchanged 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene was found in the urine than was found after oral exposure.


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Do you know? Any of you? It sweats nitroglycerin. Dynamite is nitroglycerin stabilised by clay. Nitroglycerin is the most dangerous and unstable explosive know to man. Any of you hear about the guy who invented nitroglycerin? Probably not!...cause he blew is frigging face off.


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The Physical Property fields include properties such as vapor pressure and boiling point, as well as explosive limits and toxic exposure thresholds. The information in CAMEO Chemicals comes from a variety of data sources.


The Physiological and Psychological Development of the Adolescent
âThe Physiological and Psychological Development of the Adolescentâ is a curriculum unit designed to explain the life of the adolescent from two perspectives. Once viewed, the adult will be able to understand the reasoning behind the childâs sudden changes in behavior.


PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES
Most of the research on age-associated physiological deterioration has utilized cross-sectional studies; that is, subjects of different ages are studied at a given point in time (e.g., the calendar year 1990). These are called cross-sectional studies because the data are collected from a cross section of the population.


Physiological Changes Associated with Emotion
This input forms the sensory limb of reflex circuitry that allows rapid physiological changes in response to altered conditions. However, physiological responses can also be elicited by complex and idiosyncratic stimuli mediated by the forebrain.


Physiological Changes Associated with Emotion
Physiological Changes Associated with Emotion. The most obvious signs of emotional arousal involve changes in the activity of the visceral motor (autonomic) system (see Chapter 21). Thus, increases or decreases in heart rate, cutaneous blood flow (blushing or turning pale), piloerection, sweating, and gastrointestinal motility can all accompany various emotions.


What Is a Physiological Change?
For example, pregnancy causes profound physiological changes in both people and animals, and external forces such as pollution also have a physiological effect on living organisms. Stress is a major cause of psychological changes and, in time, can cause long-term negative effects on the body.


What Is a Physiological Change?
A: A physiological change is a change in the normal function of a living organism. An example of a physiological change is the everyday shedding of dead skin cells in humans. There are several types of physiology that scientists study every day including human, animal, plant, cellular, bacterial and microbial physiology.


The Physiological and Psychological Development of the Adolescent
Puberty refers to the physiological changes that the adolescent undergoes in order to reach sexual maturity. It is best characterized as the gradual onset of mature reproductive hormonal activity, triggered by the central nervous system, mainly the hypothalamus and pituitary gland.


"What Is a ""niche"" in Biology?"
A physiological change is a change in the normal function of a living organism. An example of a physiological change is the everyday shedding of dead skin cells in... A physiological change is a change in the normal function of a living organism. An example of a physiological change is the everyday shedding of dead skin cells in... Star Gazing


The Physiological and Psychological Development of the Adolescent
In trying to discuss adolescence, most adults tend to confuse the terms adolescence and puberty, and use them synonymously. However, puberty refers to the physiological changes involved in the sexual maturation of a child, as well as other body changes that may occur during this period of time. Adolescence refers to the stage from puberty to adulthood, and includes the psychological experiences of the child during this period.


Physiological Changes Associated with Emotion
Physiological Changes Associated with Emotion The most obvious signs of emotional arousal involve changes in the activity of the visceral motor (autonomic) system (see Chapter 21). Thus, increases or decreases in heart rate, cutaneous blood flow (blushing or turning pale), piloerection, sweating, and gastrointestinal motility can all accompany various emotions.


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STATEMENT: ATTEMPTS TO LIQUIDATE THE POST . President Lungu and his government have continued their crusade to shut down all independent media houses by their attempt to liquidate Post Newspapers Limited using their surrogates.


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Post (verb): The refined art of maximizing personal repose while minimizing the exertion of energy. Ex: Why get up to grab food from the fridge when you can post up at the bar, watch the game,and have the food come to you? Post (adj): A natural state of hibernation and tranquility resulting from the combination of leisurely activities and good company. Ex: Actually, we've got a nice little Saturday planned. We're gonna watch the games up at the barâ¦ maybe go to home depotâ¦ I don't know, I don't know if we'll be too posted.


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Population of Duluth, GA
Population of Duluth, GA Last official estimated population of Duluth city (Gwinnett County**, Georgia state) was 28,838 (year 2014) [1]. This was 0.009% of total US population and 0.28% of total Georgia state population. Area of Duluth city is 10.3 miÂ² (=26.7 kmÂ²) [6], in this year population density was 2,802.25 p/miÂ². If population growth rate would be same as in period 2010-2014 (+2.04%/yr), Duluth city population in 2018 would be 31,264*.


Gwinnett a large draw for Koreans in Georgia
Regardless of whether the figures from 2010 census or the 2014 survey are used, the fact is the Korean population in Gwinnett has more than doubled since the 2000 census listed it as 9,298 people, or 1.6 percent of the countyâs total population.


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Duluth, Georgia
Duluth, Georgia. Duluth is a city in Gwinnett County, Georgia, United States. It is a suburb of Atlanta. As of the 2010 census, Duluth had a population of  26,600, and the U.S. Census Bureau estimated the population to be 29,331 as of 2016.


Duluth demographics profile
In Duluth, 57% of the population over 15 years of age are married, 65% speak English and 9% speak Spanish. 30% of Duluth residents were born in Georgia, 39% were born out of state, 2% were born outside of the United States and 29% were foreign born.


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Duluth has 27,821 residents in 2010-2014, ranked #34 in Georgia, grew 25.76% since 2000. Duluth races, gender, age, and other demography info and rankings also included. Local Data Search


East Point demographics profile
Duluth, GA has a population of 27,821 and is the 1,511th largest city in the United States. The population density is 2,746 per sq mi which is 1531% higher than the Georgia average and 2931% higher than the national average. The median age in Duluth is 36 which is approximately 1% higher than the Georgia average of 36.


Gwinnett a large draw for Koreans in Georgia
Gwinnett a large draw for Koreans in Georgia. A server at Harue Food and Cafe on Peachtree Industrial Boulevard in Duluth lays out a bowl of food for participants on an Explore Gwinnett Korean food tour on April 5. The tourism group is promoting Gwinnettâs Korean restaurant community as an attraction for visitors.


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See full 2006 National Fire Incident Reporting System statistics for Duluth, GA Fire-safe hotels and motels in Duluth, Georgia: Courtyard Atlanta Gwinnett, 3550 Venture Pkwy, Duluth, Georgia 30096 , Phone: (770) 476-4666, Fax: (770) 623-0198; Quality Inn, 3500 Venture Pkwy, Duluth, Georgia 30096 , Phone: (770) 623-9300, Fax: (770) 623-9369


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Feeding Ecology & Diet. 1  The star-nosed mole is an insectivorous mammal. 2  The star-nosed mole is most likely to feed on mollusks, small amphibians, aquatic insects, worms, and small fish. 3  The animal is able to detect 8 different kinds of prey species within a span of only 2 seconds.


Star-nosed Mole Facts | Anatomy, Diet, Habitat, Behavior
Anatomy. 1  The adult mole measures 15 to 20 cm (5.9 to 7.9 in) in length and weighs up to 37 â 76 g (1.3 â 2.7 oz). 2  The star-nosed mole possesses a 65 â 84 mm (2.5 â 3.3 inches) long tail. 3  The star-nosed mole is thought to be the fastest-eating mammal as it takes 120 milliseconds to consume food. Moles have poor eyesight but they do possess a complex system with the help of which it can detect prey. Star-nosed moles show a rare behavior in that they touch 10 to 15 different areas of grounds after every second.


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Star-nosed Mole Facts. 1  The star-nosed mole is an insectivorous mammal. It is a voracious feeder as it consumes 50% of its body weight each day. 2  The star-nosed mole is most likely to feed on mollusks, small amphibians, aquatic insects, worms, and small fish. The animal is able to detect 8 different kinds of prey species within a span of only 2 seconds.


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Star-nosed mole. Star-nosed moles are distinctive mammals with a bizarre set of tentacles surrounding the nose. The 22 tentacles are extremely sensitive to touch and to electrical impulses and allow the moles to find and identify their invertebrate prey without using sight.


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Watch video clips from past programmes (2 clips) In order to see this content you need to have an up-to-date version of Flash installed and Javascript turned on. The star-nosed mole's weird nose reads the underground world like Braille.


Star-nosed mole
Star-nosed mole Star-nosed moles are distinctive mammals with a bizarre set of tentacles surrounding the nose. The 22 tentacles are extremely sensitive to touch and to electrical impulses and allow the moles to find and identify their invertebrate prey without using sight. This multifunctional 'star' is also used to keep soil and food from entering the nose.


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Star-nosed moles Life. Equally successful underground and underwater. Who needs perfect eye-sight when you have a nose with 22 fingers on it? Thanks to its remarkably dexterous nostrils, the star-nosed mole is able to sense the world around it just using its sense of touchâ¦ both on the ground and under water. Distribution Species range provided by WWF's Wildfinder.


Star-nosed Mole Facts | Anatomy, Diet, Habitat, Behavior
The star-nosed mole is an insectivorous mammal. It is a voracious feeder as it consumes 50% of its body weight each day. The star-nosed mole is most likely to feed on mollusks, small amphibians, aquatic insects, worms, and small fish. The animal is able to detect 8 different kinds of prey species within a span of only 2 seconds.


Office Manager Duties and Responsibilities
Office Manager's Duties Office manager's duties can vary significantly based on the size and type of organization of employment. For example, managers working within a small dental office may be required to greet patients, set appointments, and handle billing; while managers working within a corporate office may focus exclusively on one aspect of business, such as insurance processing.


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What does a logistics or distribution manager do? Typical employers | Qualifications and training | Key skills. A logistics or distribution managerâs key task is to organise the safe and efficient storage and distribution of goods, and to ensure that orders are fulfilled (carried out) correctly. Other responsibilities include: organising shipments


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Logistics/distribution manager: job description. Logistics managers or distribution managers are responsible for coordinating the storage, transportation and delivery of goods. Logistics managers oversee and liaise with colleagues to ensure stock is maintained and moved efficiently.


Logistics/distribution manager: job description
Typical employers | Qualifications and training | Key skills. A logistics or distribution managerâs key task is to organise the safe and efficient storage and distribution of goods, and to ensure that orders are fulfilled (carried out) correctly. Other responsibilities include: organising shipments. coordinating drivers, vehicles, loads and journeys. operating IT systems.


Logistics/distribution manager: job description
Logistics/distribution manager: job description Logistics managers or distribution managers are responsible for coordinating the storage, transportation and delivery of goods. Logistics managers oversee and liaise with colleagues to ensure stock is maintained and moved efficiently.


Logistics/distribution manager: job description
What does a logistics or distribution manager do? Typical employers | Qualifications and training | Key skills A logistics or distribution managerâs key task is to organise the safe and efficient storage and distribution of goods, and to ensure that orders are fulfilled (carried out) correctly.


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Typical employers of logistics and distribution managers. 1  Specialist distribution companies. 2  Manufacturers. 3  The armed forces. 4  Major commercial organisations. 5  Retailers.


What are the primary duties of a logisticsâ manager? a. using analytical and quantitative methods toâ understand, predict and improve processes b. identifying global sources ofâ materials, selecting suppliers and managing ongoing relationships c. creatingâ timely, cost effectiveâ import/export supply chains d. managingâ private, third party and contract carriage systems to ensure timely delivery andâ cost-effective transportation?
What are the primary duties of a logistics manager? a. using analytical and quantitative methods to understand, predict and improve processes b. identifying global sources of materials, selecting suppliers and managing ongoing relationships c. creating timely, cost effective import/export supply chains


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Key skills for logistics and distribution managers. 1  Teamwork skills. 2  Managerial skills. 3  The ability to motivate others. 4  Interpersonal skills. 5  Logical reasoning. 6  Numeracy skills. 7  IT skills. 8  The ability to plan ahead and deal with unexpected changes.


Logistics/distribution manager: job description
Logistics/distribution manager: job description. 1  Logistics managers or distribution managers are responsible for coordinating the storage, transportation and delivery of goods. 2  Logistics managers oversee and liaise with colleagues to ensure stock is maintained and moved efficiently.


Primary Evidence
Primary Evidence An authentic document or item that is offered as proof in a lawsuit, as contrasted with a copy of, or substitute for, the original. Primary evidence, more commonly known as best evidence, is the best available substantiation of the existence of an object because it is the actual item.


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Primary Evidence. 1  Document executed in several parts. 2  Document executed in counter parts i.e. the term counterpart literally means duplicate. 3  Document made by a uniform process i.e. made or printed at one time from one original.


Summary of the Rules of Evidence
I. INTRODUCTION. We can only cover both the federal and California law of evidence in a brief essay like this by a ruthless process of selection and compression. What we will cover can best be thought of as that essential kernel of the law of evidence that the trial lawyer must carry in his head.


Primary & Secondary Evidence | Definition & Differences
Primary evidence also includes the following three type of documents; 1  Document executed in several parts. 2  Document executed in counter parts i.e. the term counterpart literally means duplicate. 3  Document made by a uniform process i.e. made or printed at one time from one original.


Primary Evidence
Primary Evidence. An authentic document or item that is offered as proof in a lawsuit, as contrasted with a copy of, or substitute for, the original. Primary evidence, more commonly known as best evidence, is the best available substantiation of the existence of an object because it is the actual item. It differs from secondary evidence, which is a copy of, or substitute for, the original. If primary evidence is available to a party, that person must offer it as evidence.


Oral & Documentary Evidence
Public documents are generally provable by the production of secondary evidence. 1  Certified copies. It means an attested copy obtained from the custodian of public record in his official capacity. 2  Copies made by mechanical process i.e. photocopy. 3  Copies made from or compared with the original.


Primary & Secondary Evidence | Definition & Differences
Primary Evidence. It means and includes; The original document itself produced for the inspection of the court. An oral account of the original evidence i.e. of a person who saw the occurrence and gives and account of it. Primary evidence also includes the following three type of documents; Document executed in several parts


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This demand for better evidence is a result of a combination of factors including lack of access to available evidence, particularly among African policy makers, the need for ongoing policy analysis to use existing evidence to provide informed policy advice on the evolving policy context, and, in many countries, a lack of primary evidence on commercialisation.


Primary & Secondary Evidence | Definition & Differences
Primary & Secondary Evidence In civil as well as in criminal cases, litigant parties are required to produce evidences in support of their claims. Great caution and care is taken by the law while admitting evidence produced by the litigant parties. It is carefully examined that whether the evidence so produced is primary or secondary.


Primary & Secondary Evidence | Definition & Differences
Primary & Secondary Evidence. In civil as well as in criminal cases, litigant parties are required to produce evidences in support of their claims. Great caution and care is taken by the law while admitting evidence produced by the litigant parties. It is carefully examined that whether the evidence so produced is primary or secondary.


Party Systems
To develop this idea, within Britain the party system essentially means the way the political parties of the day interact with one another within the politically competitive nature of Westminster and beyond. A number of different types of party systems have been identified:


U.S. Government Political Parties
are united by a particular group of viewpoint, can sometimes be made from the brakeing away from a major party, and expresses discontent over the state of economy Peoplebelong to a particular political party...


Party Systems
Two-party system: as the title indicates, this is a state in which just two parties dominate. Other parties might exist but they have no political importance. America has the most obvious two-party political system with the Republicans and Democrats dominating the political scene.


Shared Flashcard Set
Government 101: United States Presidential Primary. 1  Introduction. 2  The Constitution. 3  Congress. 4  President. 5  How a Bill Becomes Law. 6  Elections.


The high-water mark for participation in a party primary? 1926.
Thatâs true in general electionsâTexas ranks 51st in voter turnout, behind every other state and the District of Columbiaâand itâs especially true in party primaries, where a small clique of die-hard party activists make the real decisions about who will run the state. But it wasnât always so.


Representation
Primary election: Primary election, in the United States, an election to select candidates to run for public office. Primaries may be closed (partisan), allowing only declared party members to vote, or open (nonpartisan), enabling all voters to choose which partyâs primary they wish to vote in without declaring any party affiliation.


Two-party system
Two-party system. A two-party system is a party system where two major political parties dominate the government. One of the two parties typically holds a majority in the legislature and is usually referred to as the majority or governing party while the other is the minority or opposition party. Around the world, the term has different senses. For example, in the United States, Jamaica, and Malta, the sense of two party system describes an arrangement in which all or nearly all elected officials belong to one of


The Purpose of Political Parties
My solution to the problem of the primary-caucus system is simpler than Klainâs, and it is this: Convention delegates should be chosen by a partyâs state committees only, and those delegates should vote for whomever they want as their nominee, regardless of the results of the primaries and caucuses.


Sears future may include slimmed down stores
Sears does not disclose how many members Shop Your Way has but says its penetration has been growing. Members accounted for 74 percent of eligible sales last year, up from 69 percent in 2013 and 59 percent in 2012.


Sears future may include slimmed down stores
Sears Holdings closed 234 stores last year. At the end of its fiscal year Jan. 31, Sears Holdings operated 1,725 stores, including Sears, Kmart and Sears Auto Centers, 684 of them in properties it owns. That's down from 3,949 stores at the end of its 2010 fiscal year.


Investors
February 25, 2016 To Our Shareholders, Associates and Members: 2015 has proven to be the year where the impact of the changes I have described to you in the past, has spread more broadly to retailers that had previously proven to be relatively immune to such shifts.


Sears
From the 1920s to the 1950s, Sears built many urban department stores (apart from, but not far from, existing central business districts), and they overshadowed the mail-order business. Starting in the 1950s, the company expanded into suburban markets, and malls in the 1960s and 1970s.


Sears CEO Lampert explains why he closed 200 stores
Sears store closing in Pennsylvania on November, 6, 2014. Sears CEO Lampert explains why he closed 200 stores. In 2014, Sears Holdings (shld) has closed some 200 of the 1,900 Sears and Kmart stores it had at the start of year to stanch big losses stemming from chronic sales declines.


Sears
Since 2010, Sears has gone from more than 3,500 physical stores to fewer than 1,500 stores. Sales at Sears stores dropped 10.3 percent in the final quarter of 2016 when compared to the same period in 2015.


Sears
Sears, Roebuck & Company, also known simply as Sears, is an American chain of department stores founded by Richard Warren Sears and Alvah Curtis Roebuck in 1886.


Searching for morels
In spring, they offer a fervent prayer to the mushroom gods: May the fungus be among us. Morels do taste heavenly. But it's the hunt that's so addictive â it's fun to find something for free that's so expensive in stores and restaurants, and it's fun to beat the odds by finding something so notoriously elusive.


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Other stories in Wildflowers. 1  20 great spring hikes. The scenery along these lovely trails will put a spring in your step. 2  Spring in Door County. On this Wisconsin peninsula, a vast array of wildflowers rewards those weary of winter. 3  Outdoors in the Kickapoo Valley.


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edible morel mushrooms. The morel is one of the safest mushrooms to collect for eating. Notice how the morels in the photographs look different from standard mushrooms with gills. Beginners will find that morels are so distinctive that they have little difficulty in accurately identifying them. You should be able to distinguish the


Morel Mushroom Hunting Tips: Increase Your Yield!
Enough talk. Let's learn the secrets of morel mushroom hunting! Time of Year . The shortest answer of all the morel mushroom hunting tips: spring. Although the reality is that spring varies. Spring can be February and March for the West Coast and the Southern US. The Mid West sees the most fruitings between late March and early May.


Welcome to The Great Morel
Add to that good humor, great stories and some of the most beautiful images, and youâve got a great place to enjoy a morel moment. Thanks to the contributions of many, The Great Morel has compiled what may be the largest morel recipe collection, sure to delight the taste buds of all.


Michigan's Magnificent Mushrooms
While most of the mushroom hunting happens in the northern portion of the state, morels are also found in the southern counties. The challenge is to find land on which to hunt them and that means private land and permission to hunt. Finding morels is the real challenge. Some people do it easily â for others it is a struggle.


Morel Mushroom Hunting Tips: Increase Your Yield!
The most logical advice I can give for time of year is to start searching during the two months when spring is considered to be at its height in your area. Although if you're truly morel-obsessed there's nothing stopping you from mushroom hunting for the four months around spring!


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where you find morels; they will often occur in the same spots at the same time (or under the same conditions) in later years. The most reliable place to find abundant morel fruitings is under elm trees the spring after a tree has been killed by Dutch elm disease. The second year 9


Spring is the season for Michigan mushrooms
While late April and early May are usually the prime hunting weeks for morels, this yearâs warm early spring has brought the edible mushrooms out a good two to four weeks ahead of schedule. A morel is an edible wild mushroom, and Michigan is home to 3,000 species of mushrooms.


Morel facts, hunting and storage tips and more
âThere are more edible mushrooms found in the fall, but since morels are so popular, the spring is usually when a lot of the mushroom hunting takes place.â. While the morel season varies year to year depending on the weather, Smith said generally the last week of April into the first week of May is prime time.


Cultural Barriers to Treatment and Compliance
Problems Associated with Traditional Medicine Use. A 2001 survey of 745 members of the American Academy of Pediatrics found that 87 percent of pediatricians had been asked about complementary and alternative medicines by a patient or a parent in the 3 months prior to the survey. The pediatricians were asked most often about herbs and dietary supplements.


Mexican Cultural Profile
To the South it is bordered by Guatemala and Belize. To the East is the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico. To the West is the Pacific Ocean. The total area of Mexico is 1,972,550 sq. km which is slightly less than three times the size of Texas.


Traditional medicine
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines traditional medicine as the sum total of the knowledge, skills, and practices based on the theories, beliefs, and experiences indigenous to different cultures, whether explicable or not, used in the maintenance of health as well as in the prevention, diagnosis, improvement or treatment of physical and mental illness.


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Complementary and alternative medicine is based on the belief that a medical care provider has to treat the whole person â body, mind, and spirit. The techniques used in CAM are mostly less invasive than conventional medical practices, meaning that they don't rely on surgery or conventional medications.


Medicine
The field of medical anthropology examines the ways in which culture and society are organized around or impacted by issues of health, health care and related issues. Early records on medicine have been discovered from ancient Egyptian medicine, Babylonian Medicine, Ayurvedic medicine (in the Indian subcontinent), classical Chinese medicine (predecessor to the modern traditional Chinese medicine), and ancient Greek medicine and Roman medicine.


The Grammar of English Grammars/Part II
medicine or, more appro p r i a t e l y , traditional systems of health care, have undergone a major revival in the last twenty years. Every region has had, at one time in its h i s t o r y, a form of traditional medicine. We can there-f o r e talk of Chinese traditional medicine, Arabic traditional medicine or African traditional medicine. This medicine is traditional because it is deeply ro o t e d in a specific socio-cultural context, which varies fro m one community to another. Each community has its


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commercialization of traditional medicine, as well as the prior informed consent of indigenous peoples to prevent misappropriation. Many problems associated with the protection of traditional medical knowledge lack clear solutions. In attempting to protect traditional medicine, traditional knowledge holders


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world population still uses herbs and other traditional medicines for their primary health care needs. traditional medicine and to study their potential usefulness including evaluation, safety, and efficacy. Most of the traditional systems of medicine are effective but they lack of standardization. So, there is a need to develop a standardization technique. Central Council of research in Ayurveda and Siddha has given preliminary


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The traditional medicine is widely used for various human ailments. The usage of herbal medicine could be even traced right from the beginning of mankind. Man tried to know about the plants around him to satisfy his basic needs such as food, shelter and clothing. All plants in this planet are important because of its medicinal qualities.


Complementary and Alternative Medicine Legal and Regulatory Issues
Some of the unexplored legal frontiers for practitioners and institutions include: malpractice liability for the integration of complementary and alternative medicine into clinical practice. legal issues surrounding scope of practice. liability for referrals to complementary and alternative medical providers. relevant food and drug rules.


Combustion of Hydrocarbons Chemistry Tutorial
Incomplete Combustion of hydrocarbons: 1  Insufficient O2(g) is present, that is, there is excess hydrocarbon present. O2(g) is the limiting reagent in the reaction. 2  Reaction products are either CO(g) and/or C(s) and H2O(g). 3  Hydrocarbon combusts (burns) with a smokey or sooty flame.


Combustion of Hydrocarbons Chemistry Tutorial
Incomplete Combustion of hydrocarbons: 1  Insufficient O2(g) is present, that is, there is excess hydrocarbon present. 2  Reaction products are either CO(g) and/or C(s) and H2O(g). 3  Hydrocarbon combusts (burns) with a smokey or sooty flame.


What are the products of a combustion reaction?
What are the products of a combustion reaction? In a combustion reaction, the products are CO2 and H2O. but is the H2O in liquid or gas form? like is it water or water vapour? Follow


Combustion of Hydrocarbons Chemistry Tutorial
Combustion can be described as one of the following: â complete combustion â incomplete combustion Complete combustion of hydrocarbons: â Reaction conditions: Excess oxygen gas is present to react. Hydrocarbon is the limiting reagent in the reaction. â Reaction products: carbon dioxide (CO 2(g)) and water (H 2 O (g)).


What are the products of a combustion reaction?
Best Answer: You need to be a bit more precise ... for example the combustion of phosphorus won't give CO2 and H2O! I presume you are talking about hydrocarbons [many fuels] and compounds of C,H & O. Even then you may get CO carbon monoxide. You get CO2 & H2O only on complete combustion, with plenty of air or oxygen. Since combustion involves heat, the water formed is in the form of steam, but this will condense to water drops as it cools. This can be seen when you burn methane in a dry gas jar and the mist on the sides is the condensed water.


Combustion of Hydrocarbons Chemistry Tutorial
(1) Combustion of organic mixtures like you find in wood is not always a simple case of oxidation of the carbon and hydrogen present in the substance, rather, a large number of complex chemical reactions takes place, one of which is pyrolysis in which large molecules are fragmented into smaller molecules in the absence of oxygen.


Combustion of Hydrocarbons Chemistry Tutorial
The incomplete combustion of a hydrocarbon usually produces a sooty flame due to the presence of carbon (C), or soot, as a product of the incomplete combustion reaction. The hydrogen in the hydrocarbon will be oxidised to water, H 2 O, but the carbon in the hydrocarbon may, or may not, be oxidised to carbon monoxide gas (CO (g)).


Binge Eating Disorder Causes and Prevention
Binge eating disorder has been linked to other mental health disorders. Nearly half of all people with binge eating disorder have a history of depression, although the exact nature of the link is unclear.


Diagnosis: Binge Eating Disorder
Unlike bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder is not associated with problematic attempts to immediately counteract the effects of binge eating, such as purging, fasting, and excessive exercise. However, most individuals with this disorder are overweight and engage in ongoing attempts to diet successfully.


Effects of Binge Eating Disorder on Compulsive Overeaters
The effects of binge eating disorder are seen in many aspects of the life of compulsive overeaters. Worse, binge eating disorder often leads to obesity which, in itself, can come with dire consequences. With compulsive binge eating, the stomach is abnormally stretched to hold all the food consumed.


Diagnosis: Binge Eating Disorder
Binge eating disorder is characterized by frequent episodes of binge eating, defined as the uncontrolled consumption of abnormally large amounts of food in a discrete period of time. During these episodes, individuals with binge eating disorder often eat more quickly than usual, eat beyond fullness, eat when not physically hungry, eat alone out of embarrassment, and feel disgusted, depressed, guilty, and distressed.


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Other physical effects of binge eating disorder include:1,2,3. 1  Nutritional deficiencies. 2  Electrolyte imbalance. 3  Headaches.


Effects of Binge Eating Disorder on Compulsive Overeaters
Psychological Effects of Binge Eating Compulsive binge eating is often brought on and sustained by psychological stress and other problems. Unfortunately, the effect of binge eating itself may lead to additional psychological problems or make the existing ones worse.


Effects of Binge Eating Disorder on Compulsive Overeaters
It is likely a two-way relationship. The effects of binge eating can include shame, disgust, anxiety, obesity and other factors that may make the binge eater feel bad about themselves and worsen their depression. For compulsive overeaters, this may even lead to suicidal thoughts. Additional psychological effects of binge eating include: 1  Greater feelings of stress. 2  Insomnia. 3  Substance abuse issues.


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Although only recently formally recognized as a distinct condition, binge eating disorder is probably the most common eating disorder. Most people with binge eating disorder are obese (more than 20% above a healthy body weight), but normal-weight people also can be affected. Binge eating disorder probably affects 1-5% of all adults. Among mildly obese people in self-help or commercial weight loss programs, 10% to 15% have binge eating disorder. The disorder is even more common in those with severe obesity. Binge eating disorder is slightly more common in women than in men.


Effects of Binge Eating Disorder on Compulsive Overeaters
Psychological Effects of Binge Eating. Compulsive binge eating is often brought on and sustained by psychological stress and other problems. Unfortunately, the effect of binge eating itself may lead to additional psychological problems or make the existing ones worse.


Constipation and Skin rash
An anal fissure, a tear in the anal tissue, causes pain and bleeding, especially during bowel movements. Chickenpox (varicella) Chickenpox is an illness that causes a red, itchy rash, fever, headache, sore throat, and body aches. Colon cancer. Colon cancer is often asymptomatic, but it can cause constipation, bowel obstruction, bloody stool and more. Cystic fibrosis. Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that causes the body to produce abnormally thick and sticky mucus.