How to Use Soap to Keep Deer Away
How to Use Soap to Keep Deer Away. 1  Using at least one bar of soap per plant you want to protect, fill nylon stockings, mesh bags, cheesecloth or burlap bags with bars of soap. 2  Tie the bags of soap to fence posts, outer tree branches or other structures. 3  Drill a hole through the center of each bar of soap. String a long piece of twine or other strong string through the soap, and tie it securely. Hang the soap bars as you would the bags of soap, one bar per plant, each within 3 feet of the plant you want to protect, and 6 to 10 feet off the ground.


Keeping Deer Out of Your Garden
Many people love to see deer visit near their home, unless they are trying to grow a garden. Deer will eat through all of your harvest before you know it. This is a guide to keeping deer out of your garden. Many people love to see deer visit near their home, unless they are trying to grow a garden. Deer will eat through all of your harvest before you know it.


How to Use Irish Spring Soap to Repel Garden Pests
Irish Spring soap repels mammal pests, such as mice, rabbit and deer. It does not repel insect pests. Irish Spring soap does not always eliminate pests completely , but can be a helpful tool to reduce the rate of attack on plants. Wrap Irish Spring soap in cheesecloth and secure it with string to form a pouch if fabric drawstring bags are unavailable.


Keep Deer out of the Garden
Keep Deer out of the Garden Keeping deer out of the garden is perhaps one of the worst predicaments a gardener can find themselves facing. There are many deer deterrent and repellent products available, but many gardeners have been trying for years to come up with a homemade solution to this perplexing problem of deer control.


Bar soap to keep deer away~
Anyhow you do not want to put bar soaps for deer control on the *ground*, cut the bars into halves or quarters and put atop stakes or hang from low tree branches (make little sachets for them out of old onion bags; you *can* just drill thru the soap and use a nail but it won't last as long).


Bar soap to keep deer away~
It is scarecrow sprinkler the humane way to keep deer away. When the ScareCrow detects an animal heat and movement, senses the same security lights detect people in a 1,000 square foot area day and night, it instantly releases a short but startling burst of water.


Soap to keep deer away?
If you are going to use soap, I would use a soap that is very fragrant â like âIrish Springâ. But I think I have a better suggestion. Go to your local barber shop or beauty salon.


Oh Deerâ¦ Not My Garden!
How to keep Bambi away with barriers and natural deer repellents. Nothing can be more picturesque than the sight of a deer loping through a field â unless itâs on its way to the garden and chews your plants to the ground. Thatâs when Bambi, the beautiful beast, turns into a destructive pest that you donât want around.


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6 comments. 1  I have found all of these are good. 2  Iâm planting zucchini, cucumbers, and squash round my sweet corn patch. 3  Great to know about these no-fence tricks for driving away garden intruders.


20 Ways to Keep Deer Out of Your Yard
Fruit trees are prime targets too. As Rhonda Massingham Hart points out in her book on how to keep deer out of your yard, Deerproofing Your Yard & Garden (Storey), The sweetness and flavor of strawberries and peaches make them as attractive to deer as they are to people.


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The potential of two plants, Thelypteris palustris (marsh fern) and Asparagus sprengeri (asparagus fern), for phytoremediation of arsenic contamination was evaluated. The plants were chosen for this study because of the discovery of the arsenic hyperaccumulating fern, Pteris vittata (Ma et al., 2001) and previous research indicating asparagus fern's ability to tolerate > 1200 ppm soil arsenic.


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Care of Asparagus Fern - Asparagus densiflorus 'Sprengeri' Find this Pin and more on house plants by timothyecope. Trailing stems of feathery foliage make Asparagus Fern 'Sprengeri' a beautiful house plant for a hanging basket. Picture and Asparagus Ferns care tips. Discover hanging basket plants you can grow indoors or on your porch or patio.


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Type: Dicot, shrub, evergreenShape: Upright, spreading, open form, height & width to 5', fast grower. Environment: full sun to part shade, tolerates any soil, tender, frost will kill exposed foliage. Leaves: Pinnate, opposite, elliptic ovate 1-2 long and a bit shiny.


How to Care for an Asparagus Fern
The asparagus fern (Asparagus sprengeri) is a common and fast-growing houseplant. It's called a fern, but is actually a member of the lily family. It has fine needle-like leaves and arching stems that can.


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Explore Hanging Basket Plants, Container Plants, and more! 1  Find this Pin and more on house plants by timothyecope. 2  Trailing stems of feathery foliage make Asparagus Fern 'Sprengeri' a beautiful house plant for a hanging basket. Picture and Asparagus Ferns care tips. 3  Asparagus Ferns in big cedar boxes.


Asparagus Fern Growing Tips & Types of Fertilizers
Asparagus ferns are basically drought tolerant, but during spring and summer they do best in a soil that is moist. During winter months, this evergreen fern soil should be kept dry to the touch. Leaf drop will occur with too much water.


Up on the Roof / For some gardeners, the sky's the limit
American Soil Products in Berkeley makes a good mix of composted materials, wood-fines (humus), manure, lava and sandy loam. If you need a specific type of soil, such as a type good for growing acid- or alkaline-loving plants, American Soil will make a special mix with supplements for your plants. irrigation tips Too much wind, sunlight or a container with limited soil will result in some very parched plants on your rooftop.


Asparagus Fern Seeds
Asparagus fern (Asparagus densiflorus cv sprengeri), also known as emerald fern, emerald feather, lace fern, plumosa, racemose asparagus or shatavari, is an herbaceous evergreen herb in the plant family Lilaceae, or lily. The name of the plant is somewhat confusing. The plant is not really a fern, it only mimics one in appearance.


Connect Your Echo Device to Bluetooth Speakers
Before you begin: 1  Set your Echo device and Bluetooth speaker at least three feet apart. 2  For best results, use a Bluetooth speaker certified for use with Echo Dot. 3  Make sure you can connect your speaker to other Bluetooth devices, like a mobile phone. 4  Turn your Bluetooth speaker on and turn the volume up.


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The Tap is a smaller, mobile version of the Echo, whose power cord keeps it stuck indoors. The Dot is meant to connect to your existing sound system, bringing Echo's smarts to the speakers you already own.


Amazon's New Gadget Turns Your Speaker System Into An Echo
Amazon's answer for those would-be users is the Dot, an $89 device slightly larger than a tobacco tin. Plugging the Dot into an audio system or speaker via a cable makes the device smart, able to handle questions like What time is the Mets game?.


Amazon's New Gadget Turns Your Speaker System Into An Echo
And both are compatible with all the great third-party apps (called skills) that already exist for that device. But the Tap and Dot are two very different gadgets. And while the Tap may be one step back , the Dot is two steps forward. Not only a handy digital assistant, Amazon's original Echo is also a great speaker.


Amazon's New Gadget Turns Your Speaker System Into An Echo
Dot can also connect to speakers via Bluetooth. This was the most pleasant surprise in playing with Amazonâs latest gadget. I plugged the Dot into the wall on one side of the room, while music streamed from my Bluetooth speaker located on the other.


Connect Your Echo Device to Bluetooth Speakers
To connect your Echo device to a Bluetooth speaker: 1  Turn on pairing mode on your Bluetooth speaker. 2  Open the Alexa app and select Settings. 3  Select your device, and then select Bluetooth > Pair a New Device. 4  Select your Bluetooth speaker. 5  In the Alexa app select Continue.


Amazon's New Gadget Turns Your Speaker System Into An Echo
The Amazon Echo, an Internet-connected smart speaker that can answer ownersâ verbal questions and requests, has quietly become one of the hottest gadgets of the past few months. And with the arrival of the new Tap and Dot, Amazon is taking the Echoâs smarts, powered by a Siri-like software called âAlexa,â and packing them into two new form factors.


Amazonâs Echo Dot and Tap bring Alexa to your stereo, and away from the outlet
Move over, Siri. Amazonâs voice assistant Alexa is making its way to every part of our lives. Following an excellent response to its smart speaker, the Echo, Amazon has introduced two new Alexa-enabled devices created to make your home a little more entertaining: the Amazon Tap and Echo Dot. The Echo Dot is sort of a mini version of the Echo speaker, packing the same voice-assisted punch as its predecessor.


Amazon's New Gadget Turns Your Speaker System Into An Echo
The Tap is a smaller, mobile version of the Echo, whose power cord keeps it stuck indoors. The Dot is meant to connect to your existing sound system, bringing Echoâs smarts to the speakers you already own. Both devices function almost identically to the Echo. And both are compatible with all the great third-party apps (called âskillsâ) that already exist for that device.


Connect Your Echo Device to Bluetooth Speakers
To connect your Echo device to a Bluetooth speaker: 1  Turn on pairing mode on your Bluetooth speaker. If you don't know how to do this, refer to the user guide for your Bluetooth speaker. 2  Open the Alexa app and select Settings. 3  Select your device, and then select Bluetooth > Pair a New Device. Your Echo device enters pairing mode.


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5 comments: 1  AnonymousJuly 22, 2016 at 11:57 AM. Fantasy is a quartzite/marble. 2  AnonymousNovember 19, 2016 at 5:29 PM. I am in middle of a kitchen reno and I also fell in love with fantasy brown. 3  AnonymousMarch 28, 2017 at 9:22 PM. We are in the decision making process right now and had no idea it would be so hard. The fantasy brown sample in our store looks to be more beige and green instead of the beautiful greys, whites, and browns I am seeing online. Do your counters reflect green at all? And would you still go with quartz over this material in the future? Reply Delete


Deciding on 'Fantasy Brown' Quartzite Granite
The only thing I will say, is you really have to love the stone you pick.. Embrace its natural beauty.. Because in certain lights, for us its natural light.. which we have a ton of.. On a certain angle you can really see the dots inside the stone which makes it look kind of like water marks :( We are calling them 'fleckles' in the stone.


Deciding on 'Fantasy Brown' Quartzite Granite
Deciding on 'Fantasy Brown' Quartzite Granite Our kitchen reno is officially over.. what a fun and stressful time!! Before I show you the full reveal let me show you some of the progress..


Deciding on 'Fantasy Brown' Quartzite Granite
Friday, February 19, 2016. Deciding on 'Fantasy Brown' Quartzite Granite. Our kitchen reno is officially over.. what a fun and stressful time!! Before I show you the full reveal let me show you some of the progress.. Here is one of the main staples in the design of our kitchen.. The counter top!! Now that we decided on cabinets came the fun part ..


Deciding on 'Fantasy Brown' Quartzite Granite
The 'Fantasy Brown' granite is the most whitish granite pictured in the middle right. Below is a picture of our BEFORE counter. It was a faux granite Laminate counter top.


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Deciding on 'Fantasy Brown' Quartzite Granite
And you know what.. it all went out the window when we walked by this slab 'Fantasy Brown Quartzite'.. now wait the name makes no sense :) It doesn't have any true brown in it.. Bits of ivory, taupe's and greys! It's slightly busy in its movement BUT the colour tones are soothing, right up my alley. and the best part is the hubby and I agreed!!


Anion Gap Blood Test
The anion gap blood test is used to show whether your blood has an imbalance of electrolytes or too much or not enough acid. Too much acid in the blood is called acidosis. If your blood does not have enough acid, you may have a condition called alkalosis.


Anion Gap
If the anion gap is found to be high, other tests such as urine ketones, serum ketones (beta-hydroxybutyrate), serum lactic acid, urine drug screen, serum drug screen, salicylate level, and creatinine kinase level should also be performed to diagnose the etiology of the anion gap acidosis.


Anion Gap
âUnlike a high anion gap, obtaining a low anion gap is relatively rare. One of the most common causes of a low anion gap is a low albumin level (which constitutes ~80% of the unmeasured anions). Correspondingly, an increase in the number of cations, either organic (eg, paraproteins as in multiple myeloma) or inorganic (bromide, lithium, Iodine or polymyxin B) can lead to low anion gap values.


Anion Gap
Anion Gap = Na+ â (Cl- + HCO3-) The Anion Gap (AG) is a derived variable primarily used for the evaluation of metabolic acidosis to determine the presence of unmeasured anions The normal anion gap depends on serum phosphate and serum albumin concentrations An elevated anion gap strongly suggests the presence of a metabolic acidosis The normal anion gap varies with different assays, but is typically 4 to 12mmol/L (if measured by ion selective electrode; 8 to 16 if measured by older technique of flame photometry)


Anion Gap
Effects of albumin. 1  Anion gap may be underesitmated in hypoalbuminaemia, because if albumin decreased by 1g/L then the anion gap decreases by 0.25 mmol. 2  To overcome the effects of the hypoalbuminaemia on the AG, the corrected AG can be used which is AG + (0.25 X (40-albumin) expressed in g/L.


Anion gap
Anion gap. The anion gap (AG or AGAP) is a value calculated from the results of multiple individual medical lab tests. It may be reported with the results of an Electrolyte Panel, which is often performed as part of a Comprehensive Metabolic Panel.


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Major Clinical Uses of the Anion Gap. 1  To signal the presence of a metabolic acidosis and confirm other findings. 2  Help differentiate between causes of a metabolic acidosis: high anion gap versus normal anion gap metabolic acidosis. In an inorganic metabolic acidosis (eg due HCl infusion), the infused Cl- replaces HCO3 and the anion gap remains normal.


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A water quantity test takes four hours to perform (usually an hour longer than the home inspection itself) and requires the permission of the homeowner. A water quantity test costs $225 when performed in conjunction with a home inspection. Lead Inspection Call for Information . Note: Above fees are for inspections within 25 miles of Boston, MA. Slightly higher fees apply beyond this radius.


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Inspection Services Inspection Fee Schedule Home Inspection Fees Our average mechanical, structural, and termite inspection fee is $390 and an additional $110 for radon testing, but we donât lump all homes under a blanket fee schedule. This way we can quote home inspection fees at an affordable price while still providing an unmatched service with no hidden fees. Home inspection fees are based on the square feet, age, and geographical location.


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Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection. A visual inspection for wood-destroying insects (termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, wood-boring beetles) and the type of damage they leave behind is included free of charge with every home inspection. A wood-destroying insect inspection can be performed exclusively for $225. Radon Test A two-day, two-canister EPA-approved radon test costs $95 when performed in conjunction with a home inspection. Water Quantity Test A water quantity test is desirable if the home depends on a well instead of the local municipality for its domestic water supply.


Cell BIO unit-2 chapter6
A cell can get too small to contain all the components necessary for life; As a cell gets larger, its surface area to volume ratio gets much smaller, which means that it takes too long for substances diffusing into the cell at the membrane (e.g., nutrients or oxygen) to get to all parts of the cell.


Where is the chloroplast located in a plant cell? What purpose does it serve?
The chloroplast is located throughout the cytoplasm of the cells of plant leaves and other parts depending on the type of plant. Actually, you can see where in a plant the chloroplasts are because chloroplasts are what make the plant appear green....


Cell BIO unit-2 chapter6
Free ribosomes are used within the cytosol and create protein which functions within the cytosol. Bound ribosomes, attached to the endoplasmic reticulum or nuclear envelope, usually make proteins that will be included within membranes, packaged into organelles, or exported from the cell.


What kind of membrane does mitochondria and chloroplasts have?
Confidence votes 9. Both mitochondria and chloroplasts have a double membrane (called inner and outer membranes). In addition, the chloroplasts have internal membrane forming thylakoids. Both mitochondria and chloroplasts are thought to have originated from primitive bacteria and symbiotic relationships.


Chloroplast
All of the green structures in plants, including stems and unripened fruit, contain chloroplasts, but the majority of photosynthesis activity in most plants occurs in the leaves. On the average, the chloroplast density on the surface of a leaf is about one-half million per square millimeter. Chloroplasts are one of several different types of plastids, plant cell organelles that are involved in energy storage and the synthesis of metabolic materials. The colorless leucoplasts, for instance, are involved in the synthesis of starch, oils, and proteins.


AP Bio --> A Tour of the Cell
Distinguish between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. Prokaryotic cells -> A type of cell lacking a membrane bound nucleus and membrane-enclosed nucleus and membrane-enclosed organelles; found only in the domains Bacteria and Archaea. Eukaryotic cells -> A type of cell with a membrane-enclosed nucleus and membrane-enclosed organelles, present in protists, plants, fungi, and animals <- eukaryotes


Cell BIO unit-2 chapter6
The cell's compartments provide different local environments that facilitate specific metabolic functions, incompatible processes can go on simultaneously inside the same cell. Different cell organelles perform different functions, many of which require specialized components for specific targets.


Inside Gizaâs Great Pyramid, Scientists Discover a Void
Researchers set up a muon telescope in front of the Great Pyramid of Gizaâs north face. Borrowing a technique from particle physics, they discovered a 100-foot âvoidâ inside the pyramid. Credit ScanPyramids mission


The Great Pyramid of Giza
Let us briefly consider a few matters concerning the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza; matters which clearly indicate that the builders of fourth dynasty Egypt did not have the engineering capacity to erect the Great Pyramid (we do not have the capacity even today) and that this structure was used for a purpose altogether different from mere burial.


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A rendering by the researchers at ScanPyramids show the âBig Voidâ relative to known structures in the Great Pyramid of Giza. Credit ScanPyramids mission Khufu, also known by his Greek name Cheops, is thought to have ruled from 2509 B.C. to 2483 B.C., during Egyptâs fourth dynasty.


The Great Pyramid of Giza
The Great Pyramid of Giza is the most substantial ancient structure in the world - and the most mysterious. According to prevailing archaeological theory - and there is absolutely no evidence to confirm this idea - the three pyramids on the Giza plateau are funerary structures of three kings of the fourth dynasty (2575 to 2465 BC).


Inside Gizaâs Great Pyramid, Scientists Discover a Void
A rendering by the researchers at ScanPyramids show the âBig Voidâ relative to known structures in the Great Pyramid of Giza. Credit ScanPyramids mission . Khufu, also known by his Greek name Cheops, is thought to have ruled from 2509 B.C. to 2483 B.C., during Egyptâs fourth dynasty.


The Great Pyramid of Giza
The Great Pyramid of Giza is constructed with approximately 2,300,000 limestone and granite blocks. Weighing between 2.5 and 50 tons each, these stone blocks had to be quarried from the earth. Herein lays our first unsolved problem.


The Great Pyramid of Giza
The attribution to Khufu of the Great Pyramid of Giza is founded solely upon three very circumstantial pieces of evidence: 1  The legends told to and reported by Herodotus who visited the pyramids in 443 BC. 2  The funerary complex near the Great Pyramid with inscriptions citing Cheops/Khufu as the reigning pharaoh.


The Great Pyramid of Giza
The first has to do with the persistent legends that the Great Pyramid of Giza, and especially the main chamber, was used as some sort of sacred initiation center.


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The Great Pyramid of Giza is the largest ancient structure in the world. Wrongly attributed to Pharoah Khufu, or Cheops, it was not a tomb but a temple.


Inside Gizaâs Great Pyramid, Scientists Discover a Void
The Great Pyramid of Giza has towered over Egypt for more than 4,500 years. Built during the reign of Pharaoh Khufu, the monument was a testament to the rulerâs architectural prowess and is thought to have been a home for his mummified remains.


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Claude Monet was a French artist known for painting in the style called Impressionism. Monet was famous during his lifetime, and his paintings remain popular today. They are on display in art museums around the world.


Palettes and Techniques of the Impressionist Masters: Claude Monet
The second is that all of Monet's paintings were done on location. 1  In fact, many were painted or finished back in his studio. Monet is quoted as saying: Whether my cathedral views, my views of London and other canvases are painted from life or not is nobody's business and of no importance whatsoever..


How to Paint like Monet
Claude Monet is probably the best loved of all the Impressionist painters, and he was certainly the most influential. His paintings attempting to capture the fleeting effects of sunlight at different times of the day and in various environments are still captivating nearly 100 years after his death.


What art media and techniques is Claude Monet known to have used?
What art media and techniques is Claude Monet known to have used? Also did Claude Monet create land/cityscapes, abstracts, or non-objectives? What seems to be Claude Monets favorite subject matter?


Claude Monet
Important Art by Claude Monet. The below artworks are the most important by Claude Monet - that both overview the major creative periods, and highlight the greatest achievements by the artist. Artwork description & Analysis: Women in the Garden was painted at Ville d'Avray using his future wife Camille as the only model.


Claude Monet â Paintings, Influence and Impressionism
In looking at Monetâs life, there are some things which stand out for me. Claude Monet began his artistic training at a very young age. At just age 10, Monet studied at Le Havre, a secondary school for the arts. Back then, he became popular among locals for caricatures in charcoal.


Claude Debussy
Claude Debussy. Achille-Claude Debussy (French: [aÊil klod dÉbysi], 22 August 1862 â 25 March 1918), known since the 1890s as Claude-Achille Debussy or Claude Debussy, was a French composer. He and Maurice Ravel were the most prominent figures associated with Impressionist music, though Debussy disliked the term when applied to his compositions.


Claude Monet
Portrait of Claude Monet (1860-1861) by Gilbert de Severac Obliged to serve in the military, in 1861 Monet was sent to Algiers. Like Eugene Delacroix before him, the north African environment stimulated Monet and affected his artistic and personal outlook.


What Type of Art Work Did Monet Do?
Style Monet was fascinated with Japanese woodblock prints and utilized their asymmetry in his work. He flattened out forms to two dimensions, used color instead of tones of black and gray in shadows and expanded his technique by using short strokes of color to capture the essence of image and light.


In the Style of - Claude Monet
Discuss what makes Monetâs paintings good examples of Impressionism. 1  Point out the characteristics of Monetâs style that can be seen in the childrenâs paintings. 2  Have the children describe how they felt while painting in the style of Monet.


Flu Vaccine Safety Information
Are there signs or symptoms that should cause concern after getting a flu vaccine? With any vaccine, look for any unusual conditions, such as a high fever, behavior changes, or signs of a severe allergic reaction after vaccination.


Signs and symptoms of reaction to Flu vaccine
Mild Flu Shot Reactions. Mild Flu shot reactions include soreness, redness or swelling where the shot was given, hoarseness; sore, red or itchy eyes; cough, fever, and aches. A reaction to Flu vaccine continue they usually begin soon after the shot and last 1-2 days. Severe Flu Shot Reactions. Severe Flu shot reactions include allergic reactions. CDC says however that a life-threatening reaction to Flu vaccine is very rare. If Flu shot reactions occur, it is usually within a few minutes to a few hours after the vaccine.


Flu Vaccine Safety Information
Flu vaccines have good safety record. Hundreds of millions of Americans have safely received flu vaccines over the past 50 years, and there has been extensive research supporting the safety of flu vaccines. A flu vaccine is the first and best way to reduce your chances of getting the flu and spreading it to others.


Flu Shot Facts & Side Effects (Updated for 2017-2018)
Those who've had a severe allergic reaction to a flu vaccine in the past should generally not be vaccinated, the CDC says. You should not get the flu vaccine if you have a high fever. (You should wait until the fever is gone.) However, if you have minor illness, like a mild cold or a headache, you can still get a flu shot, Schaffner said.


Flu Vaccine Safety Information
Individuals who canât get the flu shot include: Children younger than 6 months, since they are too young to get a flu shot. Individuals with severe, life-threatening allergies to flu vaccine or any ingredient(s) in the vaccine. Individuals should talk with their doctor before getting the flu shot if they:


Signs and symptoms of reaction to Flu vaccine
We all know that the Flu is a contagious disease. It can spread by coughing and sneezing. Anyone can get the Flu, but the highest rates are among children. Symptoms of the flu are fever, chills, cough, runny or stuffy nose, sore throat, head ache, muscle aches and or fatigue. Reaction To Flu Vaccine : A Risk When Trying To Prevent The Flu


Signs and symptoms of reaction to Flu vaccine
Mild Flu Shot Reactions Mild Flu shot reactions include soreness, redness or swelling where the shot was given, hoarseness; sore, red or itchy eyes; cough, fever, and aches. A reaction to Flu vaccine continue they usually begin soon after the shot and last 1-2 days. Severe Flu Shot Reactions. Severe Flu shot reactions include allergic reactions. CDC says however that a life-threatening reaction to Flu vaccine is very rare. If Flu shot reactions occur, it is usually within a few minutes to a few hours after the vaccine.


The Nania Genealogy and Family Tree Page
The Nania Genealogy and Family Tree Page. Welcome to the Nania Family page at Surname Finder, a service of Genealogy Today. Our editors have compiled this checklist of genealogical resources, combining links to commercial databases along with user-contributed information and web sites for the Nania surname.


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Thinking of names? Complete 2018 information on the meaning of Nydia, its origin, history, pronunciation, popularity, variants and more as a baby girl name.


The Maisch Genealogy and Family Tree Page
Nania Genealogy. Keep an open mind when searching through Nania records. Years ago many people were unable to read and write, thus a given ancestor's name could be spelled in a variety of ways depending on who recorded it. If you want to know How can city directories be used to help my Nania research?, then read this frequently asked question.


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Nydia [ny-dia] as a girls' name is pronounced NIH-dee-ah. It is of Latin origin, and the meaning of Nydia is nest. From the word nidus. Also (Spanish, Greek) graceful. Literary: in Edward Bulwer-Lytton's novel The Last Days of Pompeii, Nydia was a blind flower-seller who died to save her beloved.


âNydia
What does Nydia mean? N ydia as a girls' name is pronounced NIH-dee-ah. It is of Latin origin, and the meaning of Nydia is nest. From the word nidus. Also (Spanish, Greek) graceful. Literary: in Edward Bulwer-Lytton's novel The Last Days of Pompeii, Nydia was a blind flower-seller who died to save her beloved. STARTS/ENDS WITH Ny-, -ia


âNydia
Nydia is a very popular first name for women (#1657 out of 4276, Top 39%) but a unique surname for all people. (2000 u.s. census) Nydia was first listed in 1950-1959 and reached its apex rank of #1612 in the U.S. then, but is not in the list currently.


The Nania Genealogy and Family Tree Page
Origins of the Nania Surname. It is quite possible for two people with the Nania last name to have been given that surname for entirely different reasons. Discovering the country from which your Nania ancestors originated can often yield additional clues for the meaning of the surname. Keep in mind that it was not unusual for a last name to be altered as an ancestor entered a new country.


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NANIA TEAMTEX User Manual. Booster seat group 1-2-3 from 9 to 36 kg (from approximately 9 months to 12 years).


âNydia
Nydia is a very popular first name for women (#1657 out of 4276, Top 39%) but a unique surname for all people. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)


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Trans-septal suturing technique in septoplasty: a systematic review and meta-analysis
systematic review and meta-analysis*. Summary. Statement of problem: Trans-septal suturing techniques are routinely used to obviate the need for packing after septoplasty. surgery. This study aimed to systematically assess the evidence for the eîcacy and safety of suturing techniques after septo-. plasty.


Trans-septal suturing technique in septoplasty: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Conclusions: The evidence for the advantage of suturing techniques over conventional packing in septoplasty is now robust, and the use of suturing techniques as a îrst line intervention is becoming advisable. Key words: septoplasty, nasal packing, trans-septal suturing technique, systematic review, meta-analysis.


What sutures are used for septoplasty?
What suture materials are used in microsurgery? Conventional suturing usually requires gauges of 2-0 (0.3 mm) to 6-0 (0.07 mm). Conversely, gauges of 9-0 (0.03 mm) to 12-0 (0.001 mm) are generally used for microsurgery.


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What are the use of surgical sutures? Surgical sutures has many uses. It is used to close the wound, repair muscles and tendons, join two ends of bowels, blood vessels, control bleeding, and to secure drains in pl â¦ ace.


Trans-septal suturing technique in septoplasty: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Trans-septal suturing technique in septoplasty: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Trans-septal suturing techniques are routinely used to obviate the need for packing after septoplasty surgery. This study aimed to systematically assess the evidence for the efficacy and safety of suturing techniques after septoplasty.


What sutures are used for septoplasty?
So 2 days ago I had the procedure repeated to fix the right side, now my left side is messed up, and the doctor put a splint in when I told him I did not want a splint in my nose. The splint hurts like hell, and he messed up my nose. Don't get this procedure done unless you really really need to get it done. I have had this procedure done twice. The first time the doctor fixed my left side, then I am having problems with the right side.


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In brief: In. In a standard septoplasty there is one set of dissolvable sutures used to close the incision. It's also common for a different type of dissolveable suture to be used to sew the skin lining that covers the septum back to itself (using a quilting type stitch). Depending on how much incision cleaning and saline rinsing you do after surgery it can take up to about a month for all of the sutures to come out.


How long do stitches stay in after a septoplasty? My surgeon said he will use dissolvable stitches. But he didn't tell me how long they would take to fall out.  .
In a standard septoplasty there is one set of dissolvable sutures used to close the incision . It's also common for a different type of dissolveable suture to be used to sew the skin lining that covers the septum back to itself (using a quilting type stitch). Depending on how much incision cleaning and saline rinsing you do after surgery it can take up to about a month for all of the sutures to come out.


What sutures are used for septoplasty?
The use of suture scissors is for removing sutures from the body. One of the blades has a notch area in order to slide underneath a suture to snip and remove. Edit


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the uterus is closed in two layers using a large (such as 2-0 or 0) absorbable suture, something like a chromic gut, the fascia is closed using a heavy suture such as a â¦ 3-0 ethibond (nonabsorbable), plain gut can be used if any for subcutaneous closure, and an absorbable suture can be used on the subcuticular a smaller guage such as 4-0 vicryl, finally the skin can be closed with either staples (most common), tape (uncommon), or sutured with nylon suture (most eventually be removed).


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These tanks are used for all phases of walleye production: about 22 tanks are used to hold adult fish during the annual run, 13 tanks are set up for fry collection, 28 tanks are used to start walleye fry on brineshrimp.


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Smith Creek Fish Farm offers Live Walleye for Sale in NY. Click here for more information and place your order today.


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Intensive culture of walleye fry to fingerlings: Foundation of research in sport fish culture J. Alan Johnson. Rathbun Fish Hatchery and Research Facility, Moravia, IA . Some slides prepared by Randy Esser, Jay Rudacille


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Once walleye eggs have been collected, fertilized and separated, theyâre placed into thick plastic bags with water, transported to the hatchery and placed in incubation jars. âIncubation typically lasts 21 days for walleye eggs,â Rasmus said.


Profitable commercial production for walleye and saugeye
The pinhead forage cost can be as much as 50% of the entire forage cost for larger extended growth walleyes that are wanted by many natural resource agencies for stocking purposes. There is potential for the commercial use of these new technologies, especially in the Midwest, to produce walleye for both stocking and food fish.


Profitable commercial production for walleye and saugeye
increased profitability and ability with one or more integrated systems in raising hybrid. walleye from fry to market size in one growing season. Technology transfer from these projects will include workshops, tutorials, videos, and. walleye and hybrid culture manuals for intensively reared walleye and hybrids.


Walleye Egg Take Process
Walleye Egg Take Process. Each year, DEC's 12 fish hatcheries produce large numbers of a variety of fish species for stocking into waters across New York State. Raising these fish is a big task that involves many crucial steps. The Oneida Fish Hatchery specializes in raising walleye. In the early spring, hatchery personnel travel to Oneida Lake to begin the process by collecting mature adult walleye. Oneida Lake (on Scriba Creek) provides all of the walleye for New York's stocking program. The following is a brief overview of the process followed to produce sufficient numbers of healthy walleye for stocking.


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3) Hatchery Building - Contains a small exhibit area, administrative offices, 2 hatching jar batteries, 9 indoor cement tanks, workshop, and feed room. Visitors are welcome to view the eggs in the hatching jars and the fish being raised in the tanks. 4) Raceways - Eight outdoor raceways are used to rear trout and to temporarily hold other species.


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Engineering studies funded in the last two years call for a $22.5 million investment to essentially build a new coldwater hatchery for trout and salmon, and a warmwater hatchery for northern, musky, walleye and sturgeon.


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Century-old Wild Rose State Fish Hatchery in Waushara County has gone high tech. Muddy ponds once stuffed to the gills with northern pike, walleye and musky and subject to the fickle Wisconsin weather, fluctuating water temperatures and predators, have given way to more than 100 tanks and raceways in a cavernous building. It's part of the hatchery's newly renovated facilities to raise these coolwater species.


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The Lost Dog Pilot. tv-pg l. In this episode, a bounty hunter hustles to catch fugitives and save their souls in Hawaii, while stalkerazzi photographers risk life, limb, and speeding tickets to get shots of Hollywood stars.


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Duane Chapman. Duane Lee Dog Chapman I. (born February 2, 1953) is an American bounty hunter and a former bail bondsman. He starred in a weekly reality television program called Dog the Bounty Hunter, which ran for eight seasons from 2004 to 2012.


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The Lost Dog Pilot tv-pg l In this episode, a bounty hunter hustles to catch fugitives and save their souls in Hawaii, while stalkerazzi photographers risk life, limb, and speeding tickets to get shots of Hollywood stars.


Duane Chapman
Duane Chapman - Personal life. 1  Chapman's first child, Christopher Michael Hecht, is from a teenage relationship with Debbie White. 2  Chapman married Anne M. Tegnell on August 22, 1979, in Colorado. 3  Chapman married Lyssa Rae Brittain on June 22, 1982. 4  Chapman and Tawny Marie were married in 1992, but filed for divorce in 1994.


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Duane Chapman
Afterwards, Leland began operating his own bail bond company on the Big Island of Hawaii and heading Bounty Hunter Tactical Supply Co.  1 A&E's Dog the Bounty Hunter website. A&E.  2 TV Guide. Tvguide.ca. 3  Bibel, Sara. 'Dog And Beth: On The Hunt' to Premiere Sunday, April 21 on CMT. 4  Episode Year of the Dog.


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Duane Chapman. Duane Chapman, in 2005. Duane Lee Dog Chapman I. (born February 2, 1953) is an American bounty hunter and a former bail bondsman. He starred in a weekly reality television program called Dog the Bounty Hunter, which ran for eight seasons from 2004 to 2012.


Dog the Bounty Hunter
The Lost Dog Pilot. In this episode, a bounty hunter hustles to catch fugitives and save their souls in Hawaii, while stalkerazzi photographers risk life, limb, and speeding tickets to get shots of Hollywood stars.


Duane Chapman
Recently, Duane Chapman, Beth Chapman, his sons Leland Chapman and Duane Lee Chapman II, and his daughter Lyssa Chapman all worked together as bail bondsmen and bounty hunters. Their work was the subject of the Dog the Bounty Hunter show, which ran for eight seasons on A&E. The March 21, 2012 episode showed Duane Lee telling Beth âYou want me fired, you gotta fire me, and then Leland weighed in, saying I quit too.


Duane Chapman
Duane Lee Dog Chapman I. is an American bounty hunter and a former bail bondsman. He starred in a weekly reality television program called Dog the Bounty Hunter, which ran for eight seasons from 2004 to 2012. He then starred in the reality television program Dog and Beth: On the Hunt which aired from April 21, 2013 to August 22, 2015.


Warm Up With a Homemade Gingerbread Tea Latte
Preparation: 1  Heat water in a tea kettle. Add 1/2 cup hot water to a mug with the tea bag. 2  While tea is steeping, froth the milk. Add cold milk to a jar and shake vigorously, with lid on, for 30 seconds. 3  To the tea concentrate, add agave (or sweetener), and vanilla, and stir.


Gingerbread Teacup
This isnât typical in gingerbread house making, but a good idea here since we want the tea cup pieces to come together to look continuous and smooth. The cocoa colored icing is used to attach the rim of the tea cup, which is simply made from creating a ring of gingerbread dough based on the diameter of the sphere.


List of cookies
This is a list of notable cookies, also called biscuits. Cookies are typically made with flour, egg, sugar, and some type of shortening such as butter or cooking oil, baked into a small, flat shape.


List of cookies
Gingerbread: Europe: Commonly a soft dough cookie that is made with potassium carbonate and/or baker's ammonia instead of yeast, flavored with ginger and other ingredients such as nuts and succade. Gingerbread man: Europe: Made of gingerbread and shaped like flat male figures. Ginger biscuits: Unknown


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Twinings gingerbread green tea 20 envelopes 40g. You have 0 of this in your trolley. 5 out of 5 stars 1 review


Explore Our Menu
Rev Up Wellness Brewed Tea; Royal English Breakfast Tea; Royal English Breakfast Tea Latte; Shaken Sweet Tea; TeavanaÂ® Earl Grey Brewed Tea; TeavanaÂ® London Fog Tea Latte; TeavanaÂ® Organic Chai Tea; TeavanaÂ® Shaken Berry Sangria Herbal Tea; TeavanaÂ® Shaken Iced Black Tea; TeavanaÂ® Shaken Iced Black Tea Lemonade; TeavanaÂ® Shaken Iced Green Tea


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15. MAKE SWEET TEA; $10. This lollipop won't actually make your tea any sweeter, but you can always add some sugar after. Buy on Amazon. 16. A SEASONAL FAVORITE; $7.67. When Santa comes, give him some tea to go with the cookies. Buy on Amazon. 17. FLORAL TEA; $14.99. Liven up any cup of tea with this charming flower. When youâre done, you can pop it right back into its pot. Buy on Live Infused. 18. KEEP IT TRADITIONAL; $7.97. If youâre nostalgic for the regular kind of tea bag, you can get reusable silicon ones that look almost the same. Buy on Amazon.


Ginger
Fresh, as well as dried, ginger is used to spice tea and coffee, especially in winter. In south India, sambharam is a summer yogurt drink made with ginger as a key ingredient, along with green chillies, salt and curry leaves.


Gingerbread
Inspired by the rich, bold flavours of freshly baked gingerbread, this limited edition black tea is a sweet addition to your holiday tea ritual. Medium bodied gingerbread spice notes with a sweet caramel apple finish.


What can I put into tea besides sugar?
You get some nice fruit preserves or jam, and either stir a spoonful or two in your tea, or take a good lick from it before every sip of tea. Nice, but it can get to be a bit like slurping liquid jam.


Typhoo History
John already included tea cards in the Typhoo packs with pictures on a range of subjects and information on the benefits of Typhoo tea. Before the ration he included cards asking consumers to write to the Tea Controller telling him the medical reasons they needed Typhoo. Eventually Typhoo was given a trade.


Typhoo
There's only one 'T' in Typhoo; You only get an 'OO' with Typhoo; For the tea that picks you up, pick up Typhoo; Making good tea since 1903; Typhoo Tea - two thumbs fresh; Great British tea since 1903; Recent history. In 1968, Typhoo merged with Schweppes. The following year this company in turn merged with Cadbury to form Cadbury Schweppes.


What does your cup of tea say about you?
And their minds say âYorkshire Teaâ, strong, one sugar and leave the tea bag in, thank you very much. They think it proves they are uncomplicated with a horror of âlesbian teaâ (a term that encompasses pretty much anything that isnât Yorkshire Tea or Tetley), but all it proves is that they are old fusspots, who will brook no argument.


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Typhoo Fruit Creations London Fruit & Herb Products - LFH Strawberry and Vanilla Fool LFH Lemon and Lime Zest LFH Orange Spicer LFH Peach Paradise LFH Blueberry Bliss LFH Blackcurrant Bracer LFH Fruit Fantasy Variety Pack LFH Fruit and Spice Variety Pack LFH Raspberry Rendezvous LFH Ginger and Lemon LFH Apple and Cinnamon Twist LFH Tropical Fruits LFH Green Tea and Blackcurrant


Which teas do you think are in Typhoo's blend?
I'm also curious if they use the same blend worldwide, or will you get a different Typhoo depending on if you buy it in the UK, the U.S., India, etc.? (I suppose I should email them about that...) Also, would you consider Typhoo to be a fannings or a dust grade CTC tea?


Rahul Kale â Head of International Sales
Rahul Kale â Head of International Sales. Rahul joined Typhoo in April 2009 to head Typhooâs initiative of expanding their global sales. Since joining Rahul has managed to take Typhoo Teas into new geographies such as Australia & New Zealand, West Africa, CIS & Russia to name but a few. Rahul has more than 14 years of International business experience across diverse industries such as Telecoms, Automobile, Healthcare and teas.


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Soz but being an avid drinker of green and black tea PG tips pyramid... s wins hands down for a strong and clean tasting cup of tea in the UK. Really the best cuppa and we have tried yours and everyone else's brands. Nothing to compare! See More


Review : Typhoo Green Tea
Typhoo tea comes with the strong fragrance and you have to brew it for two to three minute in boiling water. Just dip it three times and you are ready have refreshing mint-flavoured tea. Typhoo is very different than other green tea brands available in the market. Earlier, I tried different brands just to develop a taste for green tea, but I could never have more than three four sips.


Typhoo Tea
13 Item(s) Typhoo Tea is considered to be the first pre-packaged tea, created around the turn of the century after founder John Sumner realized that tea leaf tips, and not the whole leaf, were better suited for calming the stomach during indigestion.


Tetley
In 1822, brothers Joseph and Edward Tetley sold salt from a pack horse in Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England. They started to sell tea and were so successful they set up as Joseph Tetley & Co. tea merchants in 1837. Relocating to London in 1856, they set up as Joseph Tetley & Company, Wholesale Tea Dealers. In 1952, in an early example of cross promotion, Petula Clark's single Anytime Is Tea Time Now was used to advertise Tetley on Radio Luxembourg. Tetley was the first company to sell tea in tea-bags in the United Kingdom in 1953.


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* Updated Wednesday, February 21, 2018 3:06:40 am Brasilia time - Weather by CustomWeather, Â© 2018 14 day forecast, day-by-day Hour-by-hour forecast for next week Yesterday's weather


Climate of Brazil
The annual average temperature in the region is 22 to 26 Â°C (72 to 79 Â°F), with not much variation between the warmest and the coldest months. The hottest part of Brazil is the northeast, where temperatures of more than 38 Â°C (100 Â°F) are frequently recorded during the dry season between May and November. Along the Atlantic coast from Recife to Rio de Janeiro, average temperatures range from 23 to 27 Â°C (73 to 81 Â°F).


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In this sense, are noticed in the country climates varying from very humid and hot climates, coming of the Equatorial air masses, as it is the case of great part of the Amazon area; to very strong semi-arid climates, as those native of the hinterlands of the northeastern Brazil. The climate of a given area is conditioned by several factors, among them are: temperature, rains, atmospheric humidity, winds and atmospheric pressure - which, in turn, are conditioned by factors such as altitude ...


Brazil Weather
How Brazil Weather Affects its People The Brazil climate change affects its citizens in many ways, especially the poor. Poverty is a major concern in the country, with many of the people living on less than two dollars per day.


Brazil
The climate of Brazil comprises a wide range of weather conditions across a large area and varied topography, but most of the country is tropical. According to the KÃ¶ppen system, Brazil hosts six major climatic subtypes: desert, equatorial, tropical, semiarid, oceanic and subtropical.


Brazil Weather
Brazil Weather Weather in Brazil is Not What You May Think. When people think of Brazil weather, visions of a tropical paradise come to mind. While much of Brazil is tropical, you will find great variety in the Brazil climate. There are actually five climate regions in the country, each having their own weather. Weather plays a major part of every country and Brazil is no exception. The Seasons of Brazil


Is an FHA loan right for you?
If you: 1  Declared Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you usually must wait two years from the date of discharge before qualifying. 2  Lost a home through foreclosure, you must wait three years. 3  Are delinquent on a federal debt, such as a student loan or income taxes, you can't get an FHA loan. Have a credit score lower than 500, you won't qualify under FHA guidelines. Most lenders have a higher minimum of 600. Advantage 3. You're allowed to carry more debt.


With my credit score, what interest rates?
Credit scores and your rates. As one example, MyFico.com does show how mortgage rates vary by different credit score ranges. As I write this, the site shows that the national average annual percentage rate, or APR, on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage for a person with a FICO score between 760 and 850 is 3.77%. For a person with a credit score between 620 and 639, the national average APR is 5.36%. The difference in interest rates shows why itâs so important to get your credit history on track before applying for a loan.


How to Translate Your FICO Credit Score to Interest Rates
Interest rates vary based on your FICO score and loan type. Your FICO score, ranging from 300 to 850, shows lenders how well you handle your debts. Most home lenders don't lend to people with scores below 620, while car lenders may go all the way down to 500, but you'll pay for it. Home loan interest rates rise about 1.5 percent from the top to the bottom tier, while car loans can change more than 14 percent.


Is an FHA loan right for you?
But if the amount you need falls within those guidelines, here are the advantages to getting an FHA loan. Advantage 1. You'll need a smaller down payment. Most FHA mortgages require a 3.5% down payment â that's $3,500 for every $100,000 you borrow â and the average down payment on an FHA home loan is about 4.25%, according to Ellie Mae.


How to Translate Your FICO Credit Score to Interest Rates
Interest rates vary based on your FICO score and loan type. Your FICO score, ranging from 300 to 850, shows lenders how well you handle your debts. Most home lenders don't lend to people with scores below 620, while car lenders may go all the way down to 500, but you'll pay for it. Home loan interest rates ...


Is an FHA loan right for you?
The same big financial problems that derailed FHA applications in the past continue to do so. 1  If you: 2  Declared Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you usually must wait two years from the date of discharge before qualifying. 3  Lost a home through foreclosure, you must wait three years.


Is an FHA loan right for you?
The interest rate could be lower. With the government standing behind your debt, lenders charge a much lower interest rate than your credit scores and debt might warrant. Ellie Mae says the average cost of a 30-year fixed-rate FHA loan, including both purchases and refinancings, is around 4.27%.


How to Translate Your FICO Credit Score to Interest Rates
You can go to myFICO.com for interactive car and home loan tools that help you figure out your exact interest rate and payment amount --based on your FICO score. References MyFICO.com: Home


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Cancer blood tests: Lab tests used in cancer diagnosis. Cancer blood tests and other laboratory tests may help your doctor make a cancer diagnosis. Reduce your anxiety by learning about cancer blood tests and how they're used. By Mayo Clinic Staff


Colon Cancer
Symptoms & Detection. 1  A fecal occult blood test (FOBT) is a test used to check for hidden blood in the stool. Sometimes cancers or polyps can bleed, and FOBT is used to detect small amounts of bleeding. A sample of stool is tested for traces of blood.


National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health
If you have a symptom or your screening test result suggests cancer, the doctor must find out whether it is due to cancer or some other cause. The doctor may ask about your personal and family medical history and do a physical exam. The doctor also may order lab tests, scans, or other tests or procedures. Lab Tests


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References. 1  Understanding laboratory tests. National Cancer Institute. https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/diagnosis-staging/understanding-lab-tests-fact-sheet. 2  Protein electrophoresis. Lab Tests Online. 3  Jain S, et al. Diagnosis and management of cancer using serologic and other body fluid markers. 4  Tumor markers.


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Learn about screenings and tests for early cancer detection. Screening for breast cancer, colon and rectal cancer, lung cancer, cervical cancer, uterine cancer, and prostate cancer may detect cancer before the appearance of symptoms and signs.


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Tests include a blood test to look for a protein linked with the cancer, and a transvaginal ultrasound. This test is generally not recommended by anyone for the general public. Pancreatic cancer.


Cancer Staging
Additional Tests to see if cancer has spread: To find out if cancer has spread, additional tests may need to be performed to see if the cancer has spread to other organs or the bones. Some doctors will do x-rays, blood tests, CATs or MRIs, and bone scans. If one does not want biopsies of the lymph nodes, some believe the Pet or CT scan is a good alternative.


National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health
In most cases, doctors need to do a biopsy to make a diagnosis of cancer. A biopsy is a procedure in which the doctor removes a sample of tissue. A pathologist then looks at the tissue under a microscope to see if it is cancer. The sample may be removed in several ways: With a needle: The doctor uses a needle to withdraw tissue or fluid.


What is CBC with auto diff blood test?
The CBC is also used to diagnose various illnesses. The differential count measures the different types of white blood cells and compares their amounts to the total count. It is usually done by a machine (automated differential) but it can be done by a technologist who hand-counts the cells using a microscope (manual differential).


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White Blood Cell Count (WBC) WBC's protect the body against infections. Red Blood Cell Count (RBC) RBC's carry oxygen throughout the body. Red Cell Distribution Width (RDW) is the variation in size of the RBC's. Hematocrit measures the percentage of blood made of up red blood cells.


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Click or copy and paste the URL below to view the ARUP Laboratory test information for this test. 0040003 - CBC with Platelet Count and Automated Differential http://ltd.aruplab.com/tests/pub/0040003 Send


What is CBC with auto diff blood test?
CBC W/Auto Diff. The CBC is used as a broad screening test to check for such disorders as anemia, infection, and many other diseases. It is actually panel of tests that examines different. parts of the blood and includes the following: ï§ WBC. o White blood cell (WBC) count is a count of the actual number of white. blood cells per volume of blood.


Blood Differential Test
Why do I need a blood differential test? Your doctor may order a blood differential test as part of a routine health exam. A blood differential test is often part of a complete blood count (CBC). A CBC is used to measure the following components of your blood: white blood cells, which help stop infections; red blood cells, which carry oxygen


Blood Differential Test
A blood differential test is also necessary if your CBC results are not within the normal range. Your doctor may also order a blood differential test if they suspect that you have an infection, inflammation, bone marrow disorder, or autoimmune disease.


Test Center
WBC, RBC, Hemoglobin, Hematocrit, MCV, MCH, MCHC, RDW, Platelet Count, MPV and Differential (Absolute and Percent - Neutrophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes, Eosinophils, and Basophils) If abnormal cells are noted on a manual review of the peripheral blood smear or if the automated differential information meets specific criteria, a full manual differential will be performed.


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CBC W/Auto Diff The CBC is used as a broad screening test to check for such disorders as anemia, infection, and many other diseases. It is actually panel of tests that examines different parts of the blood and includes the following: WBC o White blood cell (WBC) count is a count of the actual number of white blood cells per volume of blood.


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This is a first important step in showing that the ACL can heal if we give it the right conditions, Murray says. That's an important shift from thinking that the ACL has to be completely replaced after an injury.. ACL injuries are notorious for not healing well.


Can a ligament heal on its own
Health related question in topics Conditions Illness .We found some answers as below for this question Can a ligament heal on its own,you can compare them. Tearing of some ligaments with no loss of function, requires self care through rehabilitation after doctor's diagnosis. ChaCha! [ Source: http://www.chacha.com/question/can-a-ligament-heal-on-its-own ] More Answers to Can a ligament heal on its own. Tearing of some ligaments with no loss of function, requires self care through rehabilitation after doctor's diagnosis. ChaCha! [ Source: http://www.chacha.com/question/can-a-ligament-heal-on-its-own ] More Answers to


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A surgeon at Children's Hospital Boston may have found a better way to repair tears to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), a knee injury suffered by more than 100,000 Americans each year, particularly teenage girls.


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Most other ligaments, like the knee's medial collateral ligament (MCL), are outside the joint and don't have this problem. Even though ACL cells are happy to participate in the repair process, there's no place for them to do it, Murray says.


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Examining torn ACLs at the microscopic level, Murray and colleagues were surprised to find that the ligament tries valiantly to heal itself--cells migrate to the wound, growth factors are secreted and blood vessels grow to nourish the new tissue. But the ligament ends never join.


Do Tendons Heal On Their Own?
They should heal themselves fine, it's what your body's designed to do. I know I'm contradicting the last poster, sorry bro but i don't agree. You're usually looking at 6-8wks for full recovery as long as you let it recover. That's how it was when I snapped 2 tendons in my ankle.


Do Tendons Heal On Their Own?
Djwlfpack wrote: I had a split tendon in my wrist about 6 years ago (the tendon had wrapped itself around the bottom of my thumb and I couldn't make a fist or spread my hands open wide without experiencing shooting pain. I was put in a splint for 4 weeks, the tendon re-aligned itself and I've been fine ever since.


Can a torn ligament in the knee completely heal without surgery?
Best Answer: Strains are injuries that affect muscles or tendons, thick bands that attach muscles to bones. They occur in response to a quick tear, twist, or pull of the muscle. Strains are an acute type of injury that results from overstretching or over contraction.


Can a torn ligament in the knee completely heal without surgery?
Sprains are injuries that affect ligaments, thick bands of cartilage that attach bone to bone. They occur in response to a stretch or tear of a ligament. Sprains are an acute type of injury that results from trauma such as a fall or outside force that displaces the surrounding joint from its normal alignment. Sprains can range from a mild ligamentous stretch to a complete tear.


Can a torn ligament in the knee completely heal without surgery?
Normally ligaments heal by themselves if they are left on their own. But is the limb is forced to use then ligaments donot get enough time to heal by themselves. The best non sergical treatment is to keep the knee at one possition n specially the body weight should not be on it.


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1 Enter the name or number (if the person is not yet in your contact list) of the person you want to text in the To: field. 2  You can also tap the + to see your contact list. 3  Tap the Message field and use the keypad to enter text. 4  Once you have completed your message tap the Send button.5  You're done. Refer to your carrier for rates. 2  Tap the Messages icon. 3  Enter the name or number (if the person is not yet in your contact list) of the person you want to text in the To: field. 4  You can also tap the + to see your contact list. 5  Tap the Message field and use the keypad to enter text.


How to Text from your iPhone
1 Tap the Messages icon. 2  Enter the name or number (if the person is not yet in your contact list) of the person you want to text in the To: field. 3  You can also tap the + to see your contact list. 4  Tap the Message field and use the keypad to enter text.5  Once you have completed your message tap the Send button. Refer to your carrier for rates. 2  Tap the Messages icon. 3  Enter the name or number (if the person is not yet in your contact list) of the person you want to text in the To: field. 4  You can also tap the + to see your contact list. 5  Tap the Message field and use the keypad to enter text.


How to Send Text Messages on Your iPhone 5
Type (or tap) the recipient's phone number. If the phone number isnât in your Contacts list, type the phone number. If the person's phone number is already in your Contacts list, tap the person's name; Messages will show matching names from your Contacts list, and you can simply tap the name.Or tap the blue Add button (with a plus sign) to choose a name from your Contacts list.ype (or tap) the recipient's phone number. If the phone number isnât in your Contacts list, type the phone number. If the person's phone number is already in your Contacts list, tap the person's name; Messages will show matching names from your Contacts list, and you can simply tap the name.


Send Contacts from iPhone to Another iPhone
Send Contacts from iPhone to Another iPhone. Feb 1, 2012 - 14 Comments. Sending contacts from an iPhone is very easy, all data about the contact, from name, phone number, picture, email, URL, etc, can be exported as an inclusive vCard bundle and sent to someone else by email or text message.his is by far the quickest way to share and transfer a contact from one iPhone to another iPhone, smartphone, person, or computer of any sort. Everything is handled in iOS natively: 1  Launch âPhoneâ and tap on âContactsâ. 2  Navigate to the contact you want to share and tap on their name.


How to Text from your iPhone
1 Refer to your carrier for rates. 2  Tap the Messages icon. 3  Enter the name or number (if the person is not yet in your contact list) of the person you want to text in the To: field. 4  You can also tap the + to see your contact list. 5  Tap the Message field and use the keypad to enter text. Refer to your carrier for rates. 2  Tap the Messages icon. 3  Enter the name or number (if the person is not yet in your contact list) of the person you want to text in the To: field. 4  You can also tap the + to see your contact list. 5  Tap the Message field and use the keypad to enter text.


Send Contacts from iPhone to Another iPhone
1 Launch âPhoneâ and tap on âContactsâ. 2  Navigate to the contact you want to share and tap on their name. 3  Tap on âShare Contactâ. 4  Select how to send the contact to another iPhone, choose âEmailâ to send it as an attachment to an email, or choose âMessageâ to send the contact through iMessage or SMS text.his is by far the quickest way to share and transfer a contact from one iPhone to another iPhone, smartphone, person, or computer of any sort. Everything is handled in iOS natively: 1  Launch âPhoneâ and tap on âContactsâ. 2  Navigate to the contact you want to share and tap on their name.


How to Send Text to All Contacts on an iPhone : iPhone Basics
Watch More: http://www.youtube.com/Ehowtech. Sending a text to all of the contacts on your iPhone is a great way to get a message out to a lot of people quickly. Send a text message to all contacts on an iPhone with help from an experienced mobile professional in this free video clip.ttp://www.youtube.com/Ehowtech. Sending a text to all of the contacts on your iPhone is a great way to get a message out to a lot of people quickly. Send a text message to all contacts on an iPhone with help from an experienced mobile professional in this free video clip.


How to Text
1 If you start typing the name of the person you want to message, the phone should provide a list of options you can browse through and select from. 2  This will automatically enter their phone number in the To field. 3  Alternatively, you can also select someone from your Contacts List to start messaging. If you start typing the name of the person you want to message, the phone should provide a list of options you can browse through and select from. 2  This will automatically enter their phone number in the To field. 3  Alternatively, you can also select someone from your Contacts List to start messaging.


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There are likely to be other possible causes, so ask your doctor about your symptoms. 1  Bacterial infection - spreading from elsewhere in the body. 2  Septicemia. 3  Urinary tract infection. 4  Cholangitis. 5  Impaired immune response. 6  HIV. 7  Melioidosis. 8  more causes...Â».


Sepsis
Sepsis: The presence of microorganisms in the blood circulation. See detailed information below for a list of 42 causes of Sepsis, Symptom Checker, Assessment Questionnaire, including diseases and drug side effect causes. Â» Review Causes of Sepsis: Causes | Symptom Checker Â» | Assessment Questionnaire Â».


What is Sepsis?
If you have an infection of the bone, called osteomyelitis, it could lead to sepsis. In people who are hospitalized, the bacteria that trigger sepsis can enter the body through IV lines, surgical incisions, urinary catheters, and bed sores. Anyone can get it, but certain groups of people are at greater risk. They include:


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Research the causes of these more general types of symptom: 1  Blood symptoms (2297 causes) 2  Infection-related symptoms (1293 causes) 3  Inflammatory symptoms (1736 causes) 4  Abnormal blood test symptoms (1538 causes) 5  more symptoms...Â».


Pneumonia
The procalcitonin test may be used to help: Determine the risk that a critically ill person will progress to severe sepsis and septic shock, or the risk of the person dying. Distinguish between bacterial and non-bacterial causes of infections, such as meningitis and pneumonia.


Sepsis
Of the 42 causes of Sepsis that we have listed, we have the following prevalence/incidence information: 1  0 causes are very common diseases. 2  1 causes are common diseases. 3  2 causes are uncommon diseases. 4  0 causes are rare diseases. 5  6 causes are very rare diseases. 6  35 causes have no prevalence information.


Weaving
A satin weave, common for silk, each warp thread floats over 16 weft threads. Weaving is a method of textile production in which two distinct sets of yarns or threads are interlaced at right angles to form a fabric or cloth. Other methods are knitting, crocheting, felting, and braiding or plaiting. The longitudinal threads are called the warp and the lateral threads are the weft or filling. The method in which these threads are inter-woven affects the characteristics of the cloth. Cloth is usually woven on a loom, a device that holds the warp threads in place while fillin


Weaving
Only during the two decades after about 1805, did power-weaving take hold. At that time there were 250,000 hand weavers in the UK. Textile manufacture was one of the leading sectors in the British Industrial Revolution, but weaving was a comparatively late sector to be mechanised.


Cloth & Clay Communicating Culture
Traditional Weaver - Nilda CallaÃ±aupa Alvarez - A Weaver's Story. The weaving tradition of the Inka people - and of those who lived before them - has continued in some areas of Peru. In fact, many techniques and designs that exist today have survived two thousand years of being handed down from older to younger weavers.


Inca Art History
This is because the ancient Inca used textiles and art work as currency. This placed artisans in direct service of the state. Artisans and craftsmen were subsidized by the government and the nature of their work was dictated by the Incan royal family.


What is weaving?
Weaving is the textile art in which two distinct sets of yarns or threads, called the warp and the filling or weft, are interlaced with each other to form a fabric or cloth. Edit Share to:


The MurÃºa Code
He and his crew excavated more than 9,000 ragged textile and cordage fragments, the kind of artifacts that were considered unimportant, mere detritus, by most archaeologists of that era. Woven from cotton and camelid hair, a fragment of a tunic from Peru is attributed to the Wari culture (c. AD 600â1000), which preceded the Inca Empire (c. 1250â1532).


Inca Textile and Clothing
They weaved the finest clothes and textiles in the Inca Empire. Inca clothing identified the status of people, ethnic group and their ayllu in the Inca society. Clothes and textiles worn by the general population was made of abasca textile which was made of a coarser wool, usually the wool of llamas. In the coast they mostly used cotton. Abasca textile was made by women and children who spun the sheared wool into thread with a spindle.


Maya Inca Aztec Textiles/Weaving
Maya Inca Aztec Textiles/Weaving Weaving was extremely important to the Maya, Inca, and Aztec. It was valued so much that in the ancient Inca, Aztec, and Mayan Empires it was used as currency.


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What did they use to make blankets and rope? llama hair: What item became popular as the Incan empire grew? cotton: What was one of the most important crafts of the ancient Incas? weaving: What kind of patterns did Incan weavers use? geometric: What did the chosen women do? wove garments for the ruler


Slow Roasted Beef Tenderloin â with red wine pan sauce
Tips for perfect Slow Roasted Beef Tenderloin: Allow enough time for the roast to get to room temperature before roasting, about one hour; Use a garlic sea salt grinder to season your roast â I used something similar to THIS; Roast your beef tenderloin so that air can circulate on all sides â I use THIS sheet pan and THIS oven-safe baking rack


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This chart gives the safe cooking temperatures for ground meat, beef, poultry, pork and other foods. Temperature Tips. Check the temperature of thin foods (like hamburgers) 1 minute after removing from heat and for thick foods (like roasts) 5-10 minutes after removing from heat. Leave thermometer in for 30 seconds before reading the temperature.


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This is the most common and versatile type of thermometer used in a restaurant. It should have: an adjustable calibration nut to keep it accurate; easy-to-read numbered temperature markings; a dimple to mark the end of the sensing area; and accuracy. This food thermometer measures the temperature of a food in about 15 to 20 seconds. It is not designed to remain in the food while the food is cooking. Rather it should be used near the end of cooking to check the internal temperature of the food. The probe of the thermometer must be inserted the full length of the sensing area (usually 2 to 3 inches) to get an accurate temperature reading.


United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service
Kitchen Thermometers. It is essential to use a food thermometer when cooking meat, poultry, and egg products to prevent undercooking, verify that food has reached a safe minimum internal temperature, and consequently, prevent foodborne illness.


servsafe review
which thermocouple probe should be used to check the temperature of a large stockpot of soup? immersion probe when a thermometer is calibrated using the ice-point method, it should be adjusted to _____ after the stem or probe has been placed in the ice water


Roasting Beef
1 For the roast to be rare, the meat thermometer should register an internal temperature no higher than 115Â°F to 120Â°F when the meat is removed from the oven, and it should register 120Â°F to 125Â°F after the resting period (the meat will be red in the center and slightly pink near the exterior).


Slow Roasted Beef Tenderloin â with red wine pan sauce
I decided that a pricey cut of meat could stand on its own merits with just a few simple ingredients and the correct preparation. Taking inspiration from THIS article my slow roasted beef tenderloin with garlic salt and red wine butter sauce became a reality. I liberally salted my roast and let it get to room temperature. This process actually begins forming a crust on the roast before it even gets into the oven.


Internal Temperature Cooking Chart
Here are a few tips to follow when checking to see if your food has reached the necessary safe internal cooking temperature: 1  Remove your food from the heat and insert the digital food thermometer through the thickest part of the meat, all the way to the middle.


How to Cook Roast Beef
Check the beef with a meat thermometer. Use a meat thermometer or instant food thermometer to check the internal temperature of the roasting beef. Push the thermometer halfway into the center of the roast so its tip is approximately in the middle of the cut of beef, being careful not to let the thermometer touch the hot pan. The roast is ready when it reaches an internal temperature of 140Â°F (60Â°C).


How Do Occupational Therapists Help People With Autism?
According to the American Occupational Therapy Association,occupational therapy is skilled treatment that helps individuals achieve independence in all facets of their lives. Occupational therapy assists people in developing the 'skills for the job of living' necessary for independent and satisfying lives..


Occupational Therapist
An occupational therapist (OT) is a health professional who is responsible for helping patients regain their ability to perform daily living and work activities. His or her patients have generally lost these abilities because of mental, physical, or developmentally or emotionally disabling conditions.


Occupational Therapist
The Truth About Being an Occupational Therapist. 1  OTs spend a significant amount of their work day standing. 2  They often have to lift patients and heavy equipment. 3  Travel from one healthcare facility to another is common.


Occupational Therapist
What Are an Occupational Therapist's Job Duties? Let's take a look at a day in an OT's life. What do they do? We turned to job announcements on Indeed.com, to see how employers described their duties.


Effective Emergency Management: Making Improvements for Communities and People with Disabilities
1 Facilitate play activities that instruct as well as aid a child in interacting and communicating with others. 2  Devise strategies to help the individual transition from one setting to another, from one person to another, and from one life phase to another.


Occupational Therapist
If you want to become an occupational therapist, you will need to earn a master's or doctoral degree in occupational therapy from a program that the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) has accredited. ACOTE is part of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA).


Occupational Therapist
Quick Facts. 1  In 2016, occupational therapists' median annual salary was $81,910. 2  Almost 115,000 people worked in this occupation in 2014. 3  Most occupational therapists work in hospitals or the offices of other health professionals. Nursing care facilities and schools also employ many of them. Most jobs are full-time, but about 25% of all OTs work part-time.


Occupational Therapist
Quick Facts. 1  In 2016, occupational therapists' median annual salary was $81,910. 2  Almost 115,000 people worked in this occupation in 2014. 3  Most occupational therapists work in hospitals or the offices of other health professionals. 4  Most jobs are full-time, but about 25% of all OTs work part-time.


The Stone Tools of the Neanderthals
Learn all sorts of information about Neanderthals, from their origin and history to what kinds of tools they used! 1  Information and Facts About Neanderthals. 2  The Stone Tools of the Neanderthals.


The Stone Tools of the Neanderthals
The type of stone used for the tools varied by location and what happened to be available. Sometimes whole stones were used and carved into the needed tool; other times a flake, or a portion of a rock chipped off from the original rock, was used. Flint was one of the most commonly used types of stone.


What kind of tools did the Romans use to build their gigantic temples?
Asker's rating. 1  Never underestimate the importance of Lebanon, historically or politically. 2  kind tools romans build gigantic temples. 3  Slaves. 4  there is a theory that they used giant logs to roll the stones. the slaves had to use rope to pull the stones across the logs.


What kind of tools did the Romans use to build their gigantic temples?
kind tools romans build gigantic temples. Slaves. there is a theory that they used giant logs to roll the stones. the slaves had to use rope to pull the stones across the logs. then there was this way too http://www.cheops-pyramide.ch/khufu-pyra...


The Stone Tools of the Neanderthals
Hand axes were generally used for any sort of heavy work, including shaping other tools as well as crushing or chopping up animal meat. They were considered to be one of the most âheavy duty tools of the time. However, unlike modern hammers and axes, the Mousterian hand axe was not attached to anything - it was simply held in the hand. Scrapers


What kind of tools did the Romans use to build their gigantic temples?
They had so many slaves that it was a problem. Although they had some machinery, they used slaves instead. They had all the technology from the Persians, Phenicians, Greeks and Egyptians, but they used slaves. However those slaves who mostly worked with their bare hands, had also some kind of tools. A Roman engineer and writer, Vitruvius is our main source: They had carts.


Which Tools and Weapons Did the Navajos Use?
The Navajos used bows and arrows, spears, clubs, tomahawks, knives and sticks among their tools and weapons. Beyond these, they also used bolas and blowguns. Continue Reading


The Stone Tools of the Neanderthals
slide 1 of 5. The Neanderthal tools were made out of stone, as it was one of the most common materials in the areas where they lived and traveled. At that time other materials, such as wood or bone, weren't strong enough for the kind of use they required.


The Complete Guide to DIY Toothpaste (Plus a New Recipe)
Highly abrasive ingredients, which damage enamel, making teeth sensitive and more prone to gum recession and cavities. Toothpaste should be only a little bit abrasive â this graininess aids the brushing motion to remove the biofilm of the tooth.


The Complete Guide to DIY Toothpaste (Plus a New Recipe)
If you have very sensitive teeth and need immediate relief, I would use a product called Prevident 5000, but only in the short term. You can read more about desensitizing toothpastes here: https://askthedentist.com/how-does-desensitizing-toothpaste-work/


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SensodyneÂ® Repair and Protect toothpaste can actually repair vulnerable areas of sensitive teeth with twice daily brushing. Plus SensodyneÂ® Repair and Protect Whitening helps to maintain the natural whiteness of your teeth.


The Complete Guide to DIY Toothpaste (Plus a New Recipe)
I was bulimic for 10 years and have worn down the enamel considerably due to acid damage. 8 Years after recovery my teeth are still super sensitive and the only toothpaste I can use is sensodyne. I donât like the thought of all those chemicals in my toothpaste. âOrdinary toothpastesâ make my teeth sore and even more sensitive. Help!


The Complete Guide to DIY Toothpaste (Plus a New Recipe)
Leave it Out: Ingredients to Avoid. 1  Anything acidic: I recommend grabbing pH strips from Amazon to test the acidity of any homemade toothpaste. Anything you make and use should ideally have a pH of 7 (neutral) or higher.


The Complete Guide to DIY Toothpaste (Plus a New Recipe)
Many mainstream brands of toothpastes contain harmful or even toxic ingredients such as: Triclosan, a pesticide and hormone disruptor. Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) which causes canker sores for many people. Artificial colorings linked to ADHD and hyperactivity in children. Toothpaste does not need to be blue!


The Complete Guide to DIY Toothpaste (Plus a New Recipe)
Baking soda is completely safe to use as a DIY toothpaste. I like it because itâs non-toxic and increases alkalinity in the mouth by neutralizing acids, all while having a very low abrasion score. Do I need to use toothpaste at all? How about using just water? Using no toothpaste at all is perfectly fine. I dry brush without toothpaste all the time.


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Take the Sensodyne Â® Online Check Up to find out about sensitive teeth and the products that can help you. Take the Sensodyne Â® Online Check Up Sensodyne Â® Repair and Protect toothpaste can actually repair vulnerable areas of sensitive teeth with twice daily brushing. Plus  Whitening helps to maintain the natural whiteness of your teeth.


The Complete Guide to DIY Toothpaste (Plus a New Recipe)
Many mainstream brands of toothpastes contain harmful or even toxic ingredients such as: Triclosan, a pesticide and hormone disruptor. Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) which causes canker sores for many people. Artificial colorings linked to ADHD and hyperactivity in children. Fluoride, which can be toxic if swallowed and doesnât even work in toothpaste.


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Other origins for the name Dax include - English, French, French.The name Dax is most often used as a boy name or male name. In English, the name Dax means - Water..


Boxing Day
Boxing Day is a secular holiday that is traditionally celebrated on 26 December, the day after Christmas Day. 26 December is also Saint Stephen's Day, a religious holiday. Status by country. In the UK, Boxing Day is a bank holiday (in England, Wales and Northern Ireland since 1871). When 26 December falls on a Saturday, the Boxing Day public holiday is moved to the substitute day, which is the following Monday.


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#517 ... 515:Darius, 516:Arjun, 517:Dax, 518:Asa, 519:Nixon... Full US 2016 list: Similarly written: Dag, Dai, Dan, Dan, Dan, Dex, Jax, Max Details


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Click on a place to view Dax immigration records. The information for this chart came from the U.S. Immigration Collection at Ancestry. You can find out where the majority of the Dax families were living before they immigrated to the U.S and learn where to focus your search for foreign records. Immigration records can tell you an ancestor's name, ship name, port of departure, port of arrival, and destination.


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The baby boy name Dax is of English origin. Dax meaning, Dax popularity, Dax hieroglyphics, Dax numerology, and other interesting facts. Great Names For Little Feet To Grow On


Danida meaning
The name Dax has Water element. Moon is the Ruling Planet for the name Dax. The name Dax having moon sign as Cancer is represented by The Crab and considered as Cardinal . Normally, people with the name Dax are usually determined toward their goals. They are also imaginative and have a great memory.


Dax
Dax The name Dax is a baby boy name. Meaning English Meaning: The name Dax is an English baby name. In English the meaning of the name Dax is: Water. American Meaning: The name Dax is an American baby name. In American the meaning of the name Dax is: Water. French Meaning: The name Dax is a French baby name. In French the meaning of the name Dax is: A town in southwestern France dating from before the Roman occupation.


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De Dax Name Meaning Historically, surnames evolved as a way to sort people into groups - by occupation, place of origin, clan affiliation, patronage, parentage, adoption, and even physical characteristics (like red hair).


Dax
The appealingly energetic Dax, with its trendy X-ending, has been on the popularity list for the past nine years. Its somewhat sci-fi vibe emanates from his appearance as a fictional being in the Star Trek universe, seen on the TV show Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The Power Rangers character Dax Lo was the Blue Ranger. In real life, actor Dax Shepard plays the TV character of Crosby Braverman on Parenthood.. His parents named him for the protagonist of the best-selling Harold Robbins novel, The Adventurers-- Dax Xenos. Dax is also a French community famous as a spa. Dax is unlikely to become popular in Australia, sounding too much like the word dacks, which means boys underwear.


Dax Meaning
Be creative with the name Dax. Just for fun, see the name Dax in Hieroglyphics, learn about ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics and write a Hieroglyphic message. Learn about nautical flags and see your name or message written in nautical flags, on the Dax in Nautical Flags page.


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Unformatted text preview: with Nose Beneath Eyes PRIMATE TRAITS Postorbital Bar Separates the eye orbit from the cheek orbit Most non-primate mammals have a soft- tissue ligament in this location In primates that tissue has ossified Strepsirhine Diagnostic Traits Open Eye Orbits External Lacrimal Duct Toothcomb Wet Nose Haplorhine Diagnostic Traits Closed Eye Orbits Internal Lacrimal Duct NO Toothcomb Dry Nose SUBORDER: STREPSIRHINI VS.


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Traits of Primates â¢Emphasis on vision â¢binocular or stereoscopic vision â¢forward facing eyes â¢postorbital bar or post orbital closure 2 Saturday, March 19, 2011


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Postorbital bar's wiki: The postorbital bar (or postorbital bone) is a bony arched structure that connects the frontal bone of the skull to the zygomatic arch, which runs laterally around the eye socket . It is a trait that only occurs in mammalian taxa, such as most strepsirrhine primates and the hyrax[4], while haplorhine primates have evolved fully enclosed sockets.


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Unformatted text preview: with Nose Beneath Eyes PRIMATE TRAITS Postorbital Bar Separates the eye orbit from the cheek orbit Most non-primate mammals have a soft- tissue ligament in this location In primates that tissue has ossified Strepsirhine Diagnostic Traits Open Eye Orbits External Lacrimal Duct Toothcomb Wet Nose Haplorhine Diagnostic Traits ...


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It had a tooth formula of 3,1,4,3/3,1,4,3. The primates diverged from their closest relatives, tree shrews and flying lemurs, either just before or just after the end-Cretaceous extinction. The spread of angiosperms probably contributed to the dispersal of these small, arboreal mammals which could feed on fruit.


Shared Flashcard Set
It possesses a post-orbital bar and grasping thumbs and toes. Smilodectes has a small cranium size and the foramen magnum was located at the back of the skull Term


Section 2: Subject 5
Primate Trait 3: Postorbital Bar (POB) -Separates the eye orbit from the cheek orbit, stabilizes the eye; very important in sight-dependent mammals! -Most non-primate mammals have a soft tissue ligament (not a POB) separating the eye and cheek orbits


1 which of the following specimens have a postorbital
b) Did the skull(s) without (a) postorbital bar(s) come from a primate? . b. Orbital convergence Primatesâ eyes are located closer to the front of their skulls (i.e., more anteriorly) than those of most other mammals.


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postorbital bar or postorbital plate ; large braincase with large orbits; reduced snout and overlapping visual fields ; true primates are first known from the Eocene (not late Cretaceous)


At Birth, Tarsiers Lack a Postorbital Bar or Septum
In the newbornTupaia glis, a gracile, incomplete postorbital bar is present; the orbital process of the frontal is especially small and partially separated from the rest of the frontal bone (Fig. 1A). In most strepsirhines, the POB is fully established at birth, with sutural contact evident at the ZFA.


Is Your Cat Pregnant?
Relaxin is pregnancy specific, meaning that if it is found in the blood, your cat is definitely expecting. As such, there are relaxin assays that your vet can prescribe for home use. However, using the test can be tricky. To use an at-home cat pregnancy test, you must first draw your catâs blood. This can be impediment enough for some pet owners, but it doesnât stop there. After drawing the blood, it then has to be processed before the kit can be used to determine pregnancy.


8 Common Home Pregnancy Tests in India
In case you do not wish to spend money on a pregnancy test kit, you can easily make your own homemade pregnancy test to determine your pregnancy. Unlike the expensive medical ways to ascertain a pregnancy by detecting the level of hCG in the urine, DIY pregnancy tests work at no cost.


8 Common Home Pregnancy Tests in India
This could interfere with the results. You will need to wait for 1-3 minutes to get the results, though. You can read more about taking home pregnancy tests here. Easy to use, convenient, accurate and inexpensive â some simple benefits of home pregnancy test kits have made them a popular choice among the women folk worldwide.


8 Common Home Pregnancy Tests in India
For instance a pregnancy urine test with a sensitivity of 20 mIU/ ml is far more sensitive than the one with 50 mIU/ ml. 1  Prega News Pregnancy Test Kit. 2  Velocit Pregnancy Kit. 3  Clear View Pregnancy Test Kit. 4  I-Can Pregnancy Test Kit. 5  Pregcolor Test Card. 6  Pregtest Card. 7  Acutest by Cadila. 8  Velocit Eazy.


Is Your Cat Pregnant?
If home pregnancy testing sounds like more than you want to undertake, there are other options to determine whether your cat may be pregnant. First, you can wait until your cat is âshowing.â At 3 or 4 weeks of gestation, your catâs belly will be swollen enough to make a diagnosis of pregnancy pretty easily.


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Basically, home pregnancy test kits are of two types: 1  Strip pregnancy test: This is the most common type of pregnancy test kit. 2  Cup test kit: A test device, along with a urine collection cup or a beaker is provided in this type of pregnancy test kit.


8 Common Home Pregnancy Tests in India
Basically, home pregnancy test kits are of two types: 1  Strip pregnancy test: This is the most common type of pregnancy test kit. You can simply hold the strip or a dipstick provided in a stream of urine. 2  Cup test kit: A test device, along with a urine collection cup or a beaker is provided in this type of pregnancy test kit.


8 Common Home Pregnancy Tests in India
However, most home pregnancy test kits detect hCG levels at 20 to 25 MIU/ml. hCG levels double in about 48 to 72 hours, and hence the accuracy of home pregnancy test kits may be questionable on the first day of the missed period.


8 Common Home Pregnancy Tests in India
Strip pregnancy test: This is the most common type of pregnancy test kit. You can simply hold the strip or a dipstick provided in a stream of urine. On detection of hCG, one end of the strip will change color indicating you are pregnant


8 Common Home Pregnancy Tests in India
It is normal to see a faint second line in a home pregnancy test strip if you are early into your pregnancy and the hCG levels are quite low. Similarly, you might see a darker line if your pregnancy has progressed.


Polio and Polio Vaccination
Polio vaccination. 1  There are two types of vaccine: Inactivated: the Salk vaccine given by injection. Live attenuated: the Sabin vaccine given orally. This parallels natural infection and has some advantages. However, with OPV there is a small risk of VAPP (see above).


Polio and Polio Vaccination
With acute poliovirus infection, there are various clinical scenarios: 1  No symptoms, or flu-like illness ('abortive infection') - 95%. 2  Non-paralytic polio (flu-like symptoms plus aseptic meningitis) - about 4%. 3  Paralytic (with variable severity and recovery) - about 0.5%.


Everything you need to know about polio
Polio, in its most severe forms, can cause paralysis and death. However, most people with polio do not display any symptoms or become noticeably sick. When symptoms do appear, they differ depending on the type of polio. Symptomatic polio can be broken down further into a mild form, called non-paralytic or abortive polio, and a severe form called paralytic polio that occurs in around 1 percent of cases.


Rabies
Poliomyelitis (polio) is caused by infection with the poliovirus, an enterovirus.... This disease is notifiable in the UK see NOIDs article for more detail. Poliomyelitis (polio) is caused by infection with the poliovirus, an enterovirus....


Polio and Polio Vaccination
Poliomyelitis causes a spectrum of illness from asymptomatic (most infections) to a meningitic or paralytic acute illness; the paralytic form can cause permanent muscle weakness. Acute polio infection is now rare in most countries following immunisation programmes. Polio survivors may have residual disability or post-polio syndrome. Aetiology, epidemiology and transmission 'Wild' polio infection. The naturally occurring poliovirus is known as 'wild virus'. There are three subtypes of poliovirus; type 1 was the most common before vaccination was introduced. Wild type 2 virus has not caused a case since 1999 and type 3 since 2012 . The infection is transmitted by the faeco-oral route: Infection is oral and the virus has high infectivity.


Polio and Polio Vaccination
Poliomyelitis (polio) is caused by infection with the poliovirus, an enterovirus. The virus may invade lymphatic tissue and spread into the bloodstream. It can be neurotropic, destroying motor neurons, particularly in the anterior horn of the spinal cord and brain stem.


Polio and Polio Vaccination
'Wild' polio infection. 1  The naturally occurring poliovirus is known as 'wild virus'. There are three subtypes of poliovirus; type 1 was the most common before vaccination was introduced. Wild type 2 virus has not caused a case since 1999 and type 3 since 2012.


Everything you need to know about polio
Because there is no cure for polio once a person develops the virus, treatments are focused on increasing comfort, managing symptoms, and preventing complications. This can include bed rest, antibiotics for additional infections, painkillers, ventilators to help breathing, physiotherapy, moderate exercise, and a proper diet.


legs feel like they will not hold me up
I can't describe the feeling in my legs, other than they feel like they cannot support me any longer. I finally found out this week that I have graves disease after many months of high blood pressure, heart palpitations, etc. I was pregnant with my second child and started experiencing high blood pressure.


Why can't I move when I wake up? Am I in danger?
Multiple times per week, I will awaken to find myself paralyzed. I cannot move at all, however, I know I am awake. After a few minutes of trying to move, I will re-gain my ability to move. I do not suffer from narcolepsy, and I eat a fairly healthy diet. I have no major medical conditions.


Weak legs came on suddenly, can barely walk
Weak legs came on suddenly, can barely walk. I am new here, and looking for anybody with similar problem who may know the cause of this. I have over 30 years back problems, laminectomy 10 years ago, DDD, facet arthritis, now recently had MRI and they found 2 bulging disks, the one at L 2-3 is bulging and pinching on a nerve.