The Earth System
The Earth System. The Earth is made up of a series of components â the hydrosphere, atmosphere, lithosphere, and biosphere. These function as systems that are constantly interacting and adjusting to both internal and external factors.


The Earth System
The atmosphere is the thick layer of gaseous material which surrounds the Earth. Most of the atmosphere lies within 97 km of the Earthâs surface, but it has no definite boundary.


The Earth System
It is the continuous alterations to these cycles that produce the environmental conditions that we experience. This section explores the key characteristics and dominant drivers of these Earth system cycles. The hydrosphere is a defining characteristic of the Earth.


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In the earths crust, these elements generally form crystalline solid compounds of de  nite chemical composition which are known as minerals. Chemically, minerals may be sul  des, sulfosalts, oxides and hydroxides, halides, carbonates, nitrates, borates, sulfates, phosphates, and silicates.


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Atmosphere is the layer of gases and vapor that surrounds the earth. It consists of a mixture of the gases, nitrogen (78.084% by volume), oxygen (20.9476%), water vapor (variable), carbon dioxide (0.0314%), and inert gases such as argon (0.934%) and some other rare gases (Lide 1996) .


How Often Can You Eat Canned Salmon?
The American Heart Association recommends you consume fatty fish, like canned salmon, at least twice a week to lower your heart disease risk, with each serving consisting of 4 ounces of fish.


Why Salmon Is One of The Best Fishes You Can Eat
Why Salmon Is One of The Best Fishes You Can Eat (4/12) You need 4,700 milligrams of potassium a day to support the function of your muscles and to keep your heart beating normally. Potassium also promotes healthy digestion and a strong skeleton.


How Often Can You Eat Canned Salmon?
A 3-ounce serving of canned salmon contains about 999 milligrams of the omega-3 fats DHA and EPA, which is almost twice the recommended minimum consumption of 500 milligrams per day. A serving of canned pink salmon has 138 calories, and a serving of canned sockeye salmon has 167.


How Often Can You Eat Canned Salmon?
You can safely eat up to 12 ounces of canned salmon per week, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Because of the low levels of contamination, the American Pregnancy Association notes that even pregnant women can safely consume this amount of canned salmon.


How Often Can You Eat Canned Salmon?
Chunks of pink salmon. Photo Credit yevgenromanenko/iStock/Getty Images. Eating canned salmon is a convenient way to add protein to your diet without adding a lot of fat, and may also provide you with some heart-health benefits due to the essential omega-3 fats it contains.


Why Salmon Is One of The Best Fishes You Can Eat
Why Salmon Is One of The Best Fishes You Can Eat (7/12) A 3-ounce serving of chinook salmon contains 21.9 grams of protein and the same amount of chum salmon provides about 22 grams. Three ounces of farmed Atlantic salmon supply about 19 grams of protein.


Google adds voice dictation and other goodies to Google Docs
Microsoft has responded but Google Docs remains the cheaper option with a free version for consumers and a business edition starting at $5 per month per user, or $60 a year. Microsoft Office 365 subscriptions start at $10 per user per month, or $120 per year.


How To Use Google Voice Commands In Google Drive
Speaking Tests and Oral Essays. With Drive apps like Kaizena, voice commenting isnât just a one-way street. As the video above demonstrates, it also allows students to submit audio essays and tests. This, of course, is another huge benefit for anyone teaching a language.


Google adds voice dictation and other goodies to Google Docs
For more on Google and its reorganization, check out the video. Note: This story was updated at 4:06 p.m. to reflect that the dictation feature supports 40 languages and that Docs itself does not translate spoken words.


How To Use Google Voice Commands In Google Drive
Youâre connected! Head back to your Drive and right click on the document you wish to open. Go to âopen withâ and then select Kaizena (or whatever other voice commenting option youâve chosen). Weâve selected a guest post that was shared with us awhile back from the lovely Dawn Casey Rowe. Your selected document will open (in a new window, as is normal with Google Drive).


Adding Voice to a Google Docs Presentation
8/14/12 6:53 PM. This would be a great feature. You can currently integrate MyBrainshark in to your Google Apps for Education account, and MyBrainshark allows you to upload PowerPoint presentations and add your voice to each slide. They don't have the ability, however, to upload Google Presentations to do the same thing.


Google adds voice dictation and other goodies to Google Docs
âThe idea is to make creating a document more of a conversation,â Tabone told Fortune. There is also a new âresearchâ feature on the Google Docs Android app which lets a user working on a particular topic highlight text to pull up relevant charts and graphs on that topic for easy insertion into her document.


How To Use Google Voice Commands In Google Drive
Go to your Google Drive. Once in your Drive, click on âCreateâ. That will engage a drop-down menu. Select the last option on the bottom âConnect More Appsâ. Youâll see a dialog box appear, and a search box at the top right. Type in âvoice commentsâ and select the application of your choice.


Google adds voice dictation and other goodies to Google Docs
On Wednesday, Google will unveil a spate of new functions to Google Docs including voice dictation (Googleâs calling it voice typing) which should be very nifty if it works as advertised. Voice typing supports 40 languages.


6 Steps to Add Voice Comments to Google Docs
Here is a step by step guide to show you how you can add  Voice Comments  within your Google Docs. This application is developed by 121 Writing. Here is how you can do it : 1- Head over to your Google Docs and click on  Create. scroll down to the bottom and click on connect more apps . 2- Type in the word  voice  in the search panel then click on connect in front of  voice comments . 3- Go back to your Google Docs and right click on the document you want to add voice comments to then select open with voice comments. 4- The document will open in a new window, click on the record button as shown in the screenshot below. While recording you can highlight words and they will automatically sync with the audio recording. You can stop the recording and start again and the second recording will be added right to the end of the first one.


Add Narration to Google Presentations
Add Narration to Google Presentations. Posted on April 12, 2013 by admin. If youâve ever thought about narrating a Google Presentation similar to doing a voice-over in Microsoft PowerPoint, this tutorial will tell you exactly how to do it. Just follow these five steps. 1. Plan Ahead. Take a few moments to jot down on paper, or in a text document, the outline for your presentation.


The Benefits of Eating Pears
The Benefits of Eating Pears. Pears are a nutritious source of fiber. A fresh, juicy pear is a fall treat you might anticipate all year, and when you eat one, you're doing something good for your health. Pears are an impressive source of fiber, and they also contain a wealth of vitamins and minerals that keep you healthy.


11 Surprising Benefits of Pears
Nutritional Value of Pears. Besides their availability and flavor, pears have also been valued for their medicinal benefits for thousands of years. Modern science now tells us that the mineral, vitamin, and organic compound content of pear species is the reason for its vast health potential.


11 Surprising Benefits of Pears
Health Benefits of Pears. Digestion and Intestinal Health: The fleshy and fibrous pear fruit has a very important role to play in human digestion. With a single serving of pears providing 18% of the daily requirement for fiber intake, they can be a very strong agent for digestive health and function.


The Benefits of Eating Pears
Health Benefits. The fiber in a pear helps keep your heart healthy and might reduce your risk of certain types of cancer as well. A pear a day might also keep you from having a stroke. A 2011 article published by the American Heart Association reports that eating one pear a day can reduce your risk of stroke by as much as 52 percent.


What Are the Benefits of Asian Pears?
Bowel Regularity. Asian pears are a better source of fiber than grapes, cantaloupe, oranges, bananas, apples and many other commonly available fruits. Ounce for ounce, theyâre also almost 15 percent higher in fiber than Bartlett pears, according to the USDA.


Asian Pear-Pyrus pyrifolia
Health Benefits of Asian pears. Asian pears are similar to Apples. The fruits are low in calories, high in fiber and contain micronutrients which are essential for bone, blood and cardiovascular health. Asian pears are less fruit, rounder and grainier and loaded with various amounts of nutrients that provide various health benefits.


The Benefits of Eating Pears
Digestive Benefits. One medium-sized pear contains 5.5 grams of fiber toward your daily goal of 21 to 38 grams. When you eat plenty of fiber, your digestive system works the way it's supposed to. Fiber helps your body absorb the vitamins and minerals from your food.


What Are the Benefits of Asian Pears?
Nutritional Value. An average-size Asian pear, which is one that weighs around 10 ounces, has about 115 calories, 1.4 grams of protein, just over half a gram of fat, and 29.3 grams of carbohydrates, most of which are in the form of simple sugars.


Asian pear
Asian pear. What is an Asian pear? Asian pears, a cousin to the more traditional Europeans pears, have brownish-yellow outsides, and a juicy, crisp white center, with a texture similar to an apple. Unlike traditional European pears, Asian pears are round, firm to touch when ripe, and ready to eat right after harvest.


Asian Pear-Pyrus pyrifolia
How to Eat. 1  The fruit of Asian pear is consumed raw or added to fruit salads. 2  The fruits are also cooked. 3  Asian pear is also used to marinate beef.  Nashi pears are used to make jams as they are rich in water 1  content. The fruits are used in pies and also baked.  Asian pear is also used to prepare fruit juice, pie, jam and salad.


A Calorie Comparison of Your Favorite Beers
Here's the nutritional info for one glass, can, or bottle of beer (about 12 ounces). Keep in mind that even though there may be health benefits associated with drinking alcohol, they only come with drinking in moderation.


The Reality About Carbs in Wine
Some recent studies have shown that alcohol increases appetite and some people take in 300-400 more calories a day when drinking. From what I can glean, this is more likely with spirits (âthose chips and guacamole would be great with this margarita,â âIâll have another order of fries with my next beer,â etc.).


The Reality About Carbs in Wine
Diabetic diets generally restrict carbs to 70 grams per day, Atkinâs is generally 20-30 grams/day. Both dry white and dry red wine only have up to 4 grams per 5 oz. serving and dry wine has a glycemic index of 0.


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She used these Fat Quarter Fabric Cards to experiment with different combinations of color and value for a quilt. She used poker terms like âFive of a Kind,â âPairs,â âFull House, and âRoyal Flushâ to work with value, print size, and color combi-nations. This is the perfect way to learn how to combine fabrics and colorations. Have fun folding your own Fat Quarter Fabric Cards with our step by step instructions. This also is a great way to neatly fold and store fat quarters in your fabric stash. Form 416 Â©2005, Nancyâs Notions; 333 Beichl Avenue, PO Box 683; Beaver Dam WI 53916-0683 Folding Instructions: 1.


Fat Quarter Folding!
This is how the girls got their birthday fat quarters from me this month.... I wanted to give them in a special way and I liked the idea of giving a little birthday cup cake. My first attempt was using patty pans. So simple-just fold the fat quarter to the height you want.


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A fabric fat quarter is Â½ yd. of fabric cut in half, or a piece of fabric that measures 18 x 22.2. Fold the 22 ends to the center (piece measures 9 x 22). Fat Quarter PokerâFabric Folding Technique Finished size: Approximately 3Â½ x 5Â½3.


Fat Quarter Bouquet Tutorial
Take one fat quarter and open up the lovely folding job your independent quilt shop owner so lovingly folded for you, so you have one long, narrow bit of fabric. (If you're starting with completely fat, pressed pieces of fabric, fold one in have length-wise, and in half length-wise again.).


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Triangle Fat Quarter Folding. I have a fun little tutorial for you all: Triangle fat quarter folding. Its a great way to fold fat quarters to give as a gift. Here we go: First, lay out your fat quarter and fold into thirds, lengthwise. Tuck up the lower left-hand corner. This is what will make the point of your first triangle. It may take a little adjusting until you get the hang of it. Start folding from the bottom right-hand side.


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It is hard to believe that it is now 3 years since this gorgeous little Grandie made her dramatic entrance into the world. Happy birthday Vicki. http://m... 3 months ago. Re-DE-Zines. Today I finished this and also gifted it to a very special person in our lives for her 70th birthday ...


Fat Quarter Bouquet Tutorial
(No, I'm not left-handed, I just can't take a picture if I use my right hand for the action shot.) I also angle it a little bit, so the final roll looks like a flower opening-either lower or higher in the middle than the outer edge, whichever you prefer.


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âA Brilliant Cut â Mini Quiltâ is a fun new pattern from The Fat Quarter Shop-part of their Sew Solids Series and I have to tell you, this was fun to mak... 2 days ago. Ulla's Quilt World. *Art Quilting-Flower.* ---- *Tilkkuilijoiden aluetapahtuma Huittisissa olin tilkkumaalauskurssilla, jossa teimme Tilkkumaalausta.


Fat Quarter Bouquet Tutorial
All I could think of was a bouquet of flowers. Those wouldn't travel back to Chicago very well. Then I remembered the aforementioned quilter's candy and the idea bloomed. (I know, everyone but my mom is groaning. She loves a good, or even a bad, pun.) I sent a message to all the attendees, asking them to bring one fat quarter in Jacquie's favorite color, orange.


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Tie some cute ribbon around your cupcake to hold it all together. You can finish it off with a candle to really make it look like a birthday cake. I needed names on mine for the birthday girls so I made tiny flags from card stock and attached them to toothpicks (flag poles!). I find this type of cupcake pan really good to hold the fabric bundle in place.


What is an Average Physical Therapist Salary?
The average physical therapist salary is $82,180, which depends on years of experience, location, and specialty. This estimate is from 2013 data from the BLS and is an average of all physical therapy salary figures in the US.


Physical Therapist Salary in Michigan
A therapist who falls somewhere between these two extremesânot fresh out of PT school, but not quite a seasoned vetâshould expect to earn a salary somewhere near the national median ($82,390 in 2014).


Physical Therapist Salaries in the United States
The average salary for a Physical Therapist is $66,180. Salaries estimates based on 238 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by Physical Therapist employees in Tampa, FL.


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Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition
Just have a block of water next to it. Another thing to do it start exploring natural caves. You could find a dungeon with a skeleton spawner, then make a mob trap and harvest bones & arrow all dang day. I have the wheat in a 2X2 with water all around it, does more water mean less time. Hi.


How Long Does Wheat Take to Grow?
Quick Answer. Most wheat in the U.S. is winter wheat, planted between August and October and harvested from May to mid-July. The time it takes wheat to grow depends on when it is planted and the environmental conditions under which it grows. Water availability and temperature can affect growing times substantially.


How Long Do Wheat Plants Take Before the Harvest?
New green shoots mingle well with spring flowers, and stands of tall golden stalks can add a dramatic element to arid desert scaping. Once they are mature, you can harvest them for indoor arrangements. Before deciding what kind to plant, however, consider their growing times and how long they take to harvest. The life cycle of wheat is the same for all species, though it can take place at different times.


How Long Do Wheat Plants Take Before the Harvest?
Its time to maturity is similar to spring wheat, with plantings in mid-spring and harvests in late summer. This again means a time to harvest of around four months, and pretty green shoots in spring gardens maturing to golden stalks in summer.


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#1 Jul 12, 2011. whiteboii View Posts. Zombie Killer. Join Date: 12/12/2010. Posts: 160. Minecraft: whiteboii. Member Details. Im wondering how long wheat takes to grow. i know there is a range but im wondering what that is.


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agriculture
Oats are a cereal grain and the grass is grown for use in pastures as animal feed. It is also grown in... How to Grow Wheat Wheat is one of the most commonly used food crops in the world. It can be harvested in the winter or spring...


how long does wheat take to grow
Minecraft Forums. Im wondering how long wheat takes to grow. i know there is a range but im wondering what that is. The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows. It's a very mean and nasty place... and I donÂ´t care how tough you are, it will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently, if you let it.


How Long Does It Take to Grow Wheat?
Tillering refers to wheat plants growing shoots. How many the plant grows depends on its variety and growing conditions. Three is a normal number. These shoots are in addition to the main shoot from which leaves emerged. A fully developed tiller ends up producing grain, but not all tillers will get that far.


Top 20 Doctor insights on: How Long Does It Take For Aids Symptoms To Show
Aids how long it takes after sexual intercoarse to appear the symptoms of the aids I had a complete infulanza symptoms after I had sex, thanks? Dr. Robert Killian Dr. Killian HIV is Hard To Get: This varies.


Health FAQ
Latency is the longest stage of HIV disease. During this time, there are no symptoms of HIV. This period lasts for an average of 10 years but sometimes lasts up to 25.


How Long Before Symptoms Show Up In HIV Positive Person
...side effects associated with long-term HIV treatment with available antiretrovirals can be severe. Keith Alcorn of the HIV/AIDS information group NAM said scientists are looking into treatments that would eliminate HIV from cells ( BBC News... Read more Â»


How Long Does It Take for HIV to Show up on a Test?
The window period in HIV infection is defined as the time between the initial infection with the virus and a positive test for HIV. The length of the window period is different depending on the type of test used. A person is highly infectious during the window period because the HIV viral count becomes very high.


What does an HIV rash look like?
Symptoms that may accompany an HIV rash. Sometimes a rash is the only symptom. However, because an HIV rash usually signals an issue with the immune system, other symptoms are common. The symptoms that can accompany an HIV rash include: flu-like symptoms, such as muscle aches, chills, or a general feeling of illness


Top 20 Doctor insights on: How Long Does It Take For Hiv Symptoms To Manifest
AIDS HOW LONG/HIV IN: It varies from person to person.It can take months to years to apppear.50% of people infected with HIV will develop aids within next 10 years, but it is very variable these days once there is positive HIV test, there are suppressive antibiotics can be prescribed to prevent onset of ...Read more.


Genital herpes symptoms & treatment
Symptoms for the first time include: 1  small blisters that burst to leave red, open sores around your genitals, rectum, thighs and buttocks. 2  blisters and ulcers on the cervix (lower part of the womb) in women. 3  vaginal discharge in women. 4  pain when passing urine. 5  feeling unwell, with aches, pains and flu-like symptoms.


How Long Does it Take for HIV Symptoms to Start?
Early Symptoms. The earliest symptoms of an HIV infection typically occur between two to four weeks after the initial infection. This is because it takes time for the virus to infect enough cells to begin spreading throughout the body and affect your health.


Health FAQ
Related to How Long Does It Take Before HIV Symptoms Appear?: HIV Symptoms in 2 to 5 Years; Signs & Symptoms of Early HIV Infection; What Are the Signs of HIV? HIV Symptoms After 6 Months; First Sign of HIV; HIV Symptoms Timeline; Difference Between HIV & AIDS; How Long Does it Take for HIV to Turn Into AIDS?


FedEx Toll Free 1-800 Number
Below is a list of phone numbers for FedEx. U.S. Customer Service: 1-800-463-3339 (1-800-Go-FedEx) Welcome to FedEx, in a few words please tell me what you are calling about.


FedEx Toll Free 1-800 Number
U.S. Customer Service: 1-800-463-3339 (1-800-Go-FedEx) 1  Welcome to FedEx, in a few words please tell me what you are calling about. You can say things like: 2  schedule a pick-up Schedule a pick-up. Sure, scheduling a pick-up. 3  or I want to order supplies.  Okay go ahead in your own words.


FedEx Ship Center Â®
FedEx Ship CenterÂ®. Stop by a FedEx Ship Center to pick up shipping supplies, ship with FedEx Express or FedEx Ground and get help from our customer service representatives. You can also have your FedEx ExpressÂ® shipments held at select locations â and pick them up at your convenience.


FedEx Toll Free 1-800 Number
Cargo Claims Inquiries: 1-800-Go-FedEx (1-800-463-3339) U.S. FedEx Express Freight Services: (shipments over 150 lbs) 1-800-332-0807. Phone Menu Transcription: If you call the number above you will get the options below. This call may be monitored and recorded for quality reassurance.


Why do we pay National Insurance?
If you have a job, then you pay National Insurance. It is taken out of your salary depending on how much you earn, similar to income tax. But because it isn't called a tax, governments can say they haven't increased income tax even though they've put up National Insurance.


National Insurance- What are you paying for?
This means that around 10% of all national insurance contributions went to the NHS from 1992 up to 2003. (There are slightly different rules for the self employed). But in 2003 the Labour government added an additional 1% to employeesâ national insurance contributions.


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The main areas funded by National Insurance contributions are the NHS, unemployment benefits, sickness and disability allowances and the state pension. Aside from the NHS, most of these benefits are in some way linked to your National Insurance contributions.


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You hence do not get a State Second Pension but do pay less National Insurance, as does your employer. More specifically you pay 1.4% less National Insurance on your weekly earnings between Â£155 and Â£770 and your employer saves 3.4% in comparison.


How Income Tax, National Insurance and the Personal Allowance works
National Insurance contributions help to build your entitlement to certain state benefits, such as the State Pension and Maternity Allowance. You begin paying National Insurance once you earn more than Â£155 a week (this is the figure for the 2015-16 tax year).


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Aside from the NHS, most of these benefits are in some way linked to your National Insurance contributions. However, only your state pension allowance and entitlement to bereavement benefits are impacted when you top up; your entitlement to other benefits won't change.


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Radical plans to increase national insurance contributions to plug a looming Â£30bn a year black hole in NHS funding and pay the spiralling costs of care for the elderly are being examined by Labour's policy review.


Why do we pay National Insurance?
It is taken out of your salary depending on how much you earn, similar to income tax. But because it isn't called a tax, governments can say they haven't increased income tax even though they've put up National Insurance. Labour is planning to increase how much both employers and employees pay.


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The system has changed over the years. National Insurance is now used to pay for: 1  The NHS. 2  Unemployment benefit. 3  Sickness and disability allowances. 4  The state pension.


Macular edema
Diabetic macular edema, with hard exudates surrounding the blood vessels. Macular edema occurs when fluid and protein deposits collect on or under the macula of the eye (a yellow central area of the retina) and causes it to thicken and swell (edema).


Can amlodipine cause (cystoid) macular edema?
Answers (1) Amlodipine is generally well-tolerated at dosages up to 10 mg per day. Most side effects reported were of mild or moderate severity and were dose-related. Headache and edema are the most common side effects. There are no reports of cystoid macular edema. There are reports of abnormal vision, conjunctivitis, diplopia, and eye pain. Ive read the manufacturer's data sheets carefully. Abnormal vision is mentioned.


Can amlodipine cause (cystoid) macular edema?
https://www.drugs.com/sfx/amlodipine-side-effects.html. Amlodipine is generally well-tolerated at dosages up to 10 mg per day. Most side effects reported were of mild or moderate severity and were dose-related. Headache and edema are the most common side effects. There are no reports of cystoid macular edema.


Macular edema
A number of drugs can cause changes in the retina that can lead to macular edema. The effect of each drug is variable and some drugs have a lesser role in causation. The principal medication known to affect the retina are:- latanoprost, epinephrine, rosiglitazone, timolol and thiazolidinediones among others.


Nonpseudophakic Cystoid Macular Edema Clinical Presentation
Diabetic maculopathy affects the capillaries in the macular region, leading to macular edema. Occasionally, a CME component of the macular edema develops, with cystoid changes in the foveal region. This is more common in cases of diffuse and chronic diabetic macular edema, and the vision may be reduced to the 20/200 level.


Cystoid Macular Edema
What is Cystoid Macular Edema? Cystoid macular edema (CME) is a condition that involves the accumulation of fluid within the layers of the macula, the central part of the retina that gives us the vision to see fine details.


Nonpseudophakic Cystoid Macular Edema Clinical Presentation
Choroidal tumors, such as malignant melanoma, choroidal nevus, or capillary hemangioma, have been associated with CME. These cystoid changes can occur overlying the tumor and in the macula, even when the tumor is located some distance from the macula, a phenomenon known as the Wise theory of macular accentuation.


Cystoid Macular Edema
In these patients, post-operative inflammation promotes the leakage of fluid from tiny blood vessels in the macula. Other common causes of CME include diabetic retinopathy, wet age-related macular degeneration, uveitis, and retinal vascular disease. CME can also occur due to mechanical traction from a macular pucker. Less common causes include past exposure to radiation, retinitis pigmentosa, and intraocular tumors.


Online Master of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner
Online Master of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner. Northwest Nazarene University's Department of Nursing offers an online Master of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner (MSN FNP) with four one-week campus residency requirements. Our program is designed to prepare the associate or baccalaureate registered nurse for the role of an NP in the family healthcare setting.


Online Master of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner
Have your associate degree and want to earn your MSN FNP? We can do that. If you have an associate degree and your RN licensure, you are eligible to apply for NNU's Master of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner (MSN FNP) program. Learn moreâ Request Information


Nursing credentials and certifications
Nursing credentials and certifications are the various credentials and certifications that a person must have to practice nursing legally. 1  Nurses' postnominal letters (abbreviations listed after the name) reflect their credentialsâthat is, their achievements in nursing education, licensure, certification, and fellowship.


Nursing credentials and certifications
Some nurses who achieve a master's degree (MSN) leave the patient care aspect of nursing, and practice in a more managerial role. An example would be earning an MSN in health care risk management.


Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Student The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) prepares students to focus their practice on the identified health needs of society, become leaders in their field through scholarship, influence the quality of patient care, manage technology and information, gain autonomy in their careers, and develop a lifelong commitment to learning.


Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
The MSN program has two admission tracks for registered nurses: BSN Track: This track is for students with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree. RN Track: This track is for students with an associateâs degree in nursing or a diploma in nursing that prepares for licensure in registered nursing.


Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
Find detailed information for the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program relating to the types of occupations this program may lead to, completion rate, program costs, and median loan debt of students who have graduated from this program:


Online Master of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner
Online Master of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner Northwest Nazarene University's Department of Nursing offers an online Master of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner (MSN FNP) with four one-week campus residency requirements.


Nursing credentials and certifications
Nurses may also hold non-nursing credentials including academic degrees. These are usually omitted unless they are related to the nurse's job. For instance, those with master's degrees usually do not list their bachelor's degrees (only the highest earned degree), and a staff nurse would likely not list an MBA, but a nurse manager might choose to do so.


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Hot summers (and balmier winters) may simply be the new normal, thanks to carbon dioxide lingering in the atmosphere for centuries. This trend reaches back further than a couple of years. There have been exactly zero months, since February 1985, with average temperatures below those for the entire 20th century.


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A one-degree global change is significant because it takes a vast amount of heat to warm all the oceans, atmosphere, and land by that much. In the past, a one-to two-degree drop was all it took to plunge the Earth into the Little Ice Age.


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The GISS temperature analysis effort began around 1980, so the most recent 30 years was 1951-1980. It is also a period when many of todayâs adults grew up, so it is a common reference that many people can remember.


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La Nina niÃ±a typically contributes to a lower global average temperature than do neutral Or El nino, NiÃ±o conditions. Lawrimore explains the forecasted Development Of la nina niÃ±a has the potential to bring the annual 2010 global average temperature below a record for the year.. as a whole


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A similar change in 2007 ended that year's chance to surpass 2005 as the warmest year on record. La Nina niÃ±a typically contributes to a lower global average temperature than do neutral Or El nino, NiÃ±o conditions. lawrimore explains


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(The global mean surface air temperature for that period was estimated to be 14Â°C (57Â°F), with an uncertainty of several tenths of a degree.) In other words, the maps show how much warmer or colder a region is compared to the norm for that region from 1951-1980.


New study confirms water vapor as global warming amplifier
The objective, according to GISS scientists, is to provide an estimate of temperature change that could be compared with predictions of global climate change in response to atmospheric carbon dioxide, aerosols, and changes in solar activity.


Winter Storms
Warmer than average global temperatures have become the new normal , says Jay Lawrimore, chief of climate analysis at NOAA's National Climatic Data Center, which tracks these numbers.


appreciated
Synonyms: appreciate, value, prize1, esteem, treasure, cherish. These verbs mean to have a highly favorable opinion of someone or something. Appreciate applies especially to high regard based on critical assessment, comparison, and judgment: As immigrants, they appreciated their newfound freedom. Value implies high regard for the importance or worth of the object: In principle, the modern university values ... the free exchange of ideas (Eloise Salholz).


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vb (mainly tr) 1. to feel thankful or grateful for: to appreciate a favour. 2. (may take a clause as object) to take full or sufficient account of: to appreciate a problem. 3. to value highly: to appreciate Shakespeare.


THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS
The result of his experiment had answered all the expectations of his policy; for the Hurons were in no degree exempt from that governing principle of nature, which induces man to value his gifts precisely in the degree that they are appreciated by others.


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She retained a few of the sketches, and gave all the rest to Madame Ratignolle, who appreciated the gift far beyond its value and proudly exhibited the pictures to her husband when he came up from the store a little later for his midday dinner.


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A slightly different kind of appreciation is having good taste or the ability to see aesthetic beauty in something, like members of a wine appreciation group or the teacher of a music appreciation class.


appreciate
, recognize, understand - The use of appreciate should involve valuing something or understanding it sympathetically; when there is no value or sympathy, use recognize or understand; appreciate first meant set at a price; appraised..


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When you have an appreciation for something, you can see and truly understand its good qualities. One way to show your appreciation for a particularly wonderful musical performance is to give a standing ovation when it's over.


appreciate
We would appreciate guidance from an expert. You can use appreciate with it and an if-clause to say politely that you would like someone to do something. For example, you can say 'I would appreciate it if you would deal with this matter urgently'.


Penalties For Making A Late Auto Insurance Payment
Whether to offer a grace period is up to the provider, but in most states, car insurance companies are under no obligation to extend extra time for payment of the premium. If you are afforded a grace period, you will likely pay for it in late fees, effectively raising the overall cost of your policy.


Five Common Car Insurance Questions Answered
The common misconception about this grace period is that itâs âfree coverageâ. There is no free coverage â the policy on the new car will be backdated when you notify the insurance company and you will pay for that time period. Thereâs no reason to delay, and many reasons to call right away.


Penalties For Making A Late Auto Insurance Payment
Consequences for driving without current auto insurance vary, but you're typically at risk of the following: Fines. Example: New York charges $8 a day for the first 30 days you go without car insurance. It goes up to $10 a day for 31 to 60 days late and $12 a day for 61 to 90 days late. Driverâs license suspension.


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Here's what you need to know... 1  There is no grace period regarding how long you can go after buying a new car without insurance. 2  The grace period refers to how long you can go without consequences for missing a payment. 3  In todayâs age of technology, there is no excuse for not having car insurance coverage.


Grace Period for Car Insurance
Shares 5. Here's what you need to know... There is no grace period regarding how long you can go after buying a new car without insurance. The grace period refers to how long you can go without consequences for missing a payment. In todayâs age of technology, there is no excuse for not having car insurance coverage.


What Is Geocaching?
Eventually, geocachers who enjoy the sport begin to geocaches of their own for others to find. Geocaching got its start back in May 2000. Before that time, use of GPS satellites was limited to military and other special uses. On May 2, 2000, however, GPS access was expanded to the general public.


Geocaching 101: What Types of Geocaches are there?
These geocaches involve two or more locations, with the final location being a physical container with a logbook inside. There are many variations, but typically once youâre at the first stage, you will receive a clue to the whereabouts of the second stage. The second stage will have a clue for the third, and so on.


What Is Geocaching?
Geocaching is an outdoor treasure-hunting game played by real people in the real world. Geocachers use devices â GPS receivers or GPS-enabled smartphones â capable of communicating with the Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites to navigate to a specific latitude and longitude (known as a set of GPS coordinates).


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International Space Station. By and large, the most remote of all geocaches, the cache on the International Space Station is, obviously, quite hard to reach. Left there by Richard Garriott, a private âspace tourist,â in 2008, the cache is located in locker #218 (notice the Travel Bug in the picture above) on the Russian segment of the space station.


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So there is my list of the craziest geocaches in the world! Of course, there are probably other, rather less known, crazy geocaches out there, but I think the six discussed above set the âcrazy barâ pretty high.


Geocaching 101: What Types of Geocaches are there?
A Mega-Event Cache is an Event Cache that is attended by 500+ people. Many Mega-Events offer geocachers a day of planned activities. There are often several days of additional activities surrounding a Mega-Event. These large events attract geocachers from all over the world and are often held annually.


How many geocaches are there in the world?
Geocaching has become so popular since its beginnings in 2000 that there are around 675,430 (as of October 2008) geocaching sites across the world. Login or Sign Up to answer this question.


How many geocaches are there in the world?
EMC of Northridge California Set a new World Record for Speed caching.They found a... What should you do if you cant find a geocache if you cannot find a geochache, (usually) there is an encrypted clue, that you can...


Geocaching
A Smokey Bear Geocoin. Typical cache treasures, also known in the geocaching world as swag, are not high in monetary value but may hold personal value to the finder. Aside from the logbook, common cache contents are unusual coins or currency, small toys, ornamental buttons, CDs, or books.


Daily chartMilitary spending by NATO members
The United States has a point in noting that its commitment is disproportionately large. Last year it spent 3.6% of its GDP on defence, the highest ratio of any NATO member (and the highest total military budget in the world by a hefty margin). That is almost double the target of 2% of GDP that NATO members all agreed to in 2006.


Daily chartMilitary spending by NATO members
Estonia and Poland now meet the target, and Latvia and Lithuania are on course to do so. In contrast, some of the allianceâ²s bigger and richer members remain resistant to pulling their weight. Germany, which has more fiscal room for manoeuvre than any other NATO country, spends just 1.2% of its GDP on defence.


Daily chartMilitary spending by NATO members
Such gripes are hardly new. Since the 1970s numerous American presidents have complained about military âfree-ridingâ by the countryâ²s European allies. The differences between NATO membersâ² defence budgets grew larger following the end of the cold war, as some countries rushed to claim a peace dividend faster than others. Budget-tightening after the 2008 financial crisis has continued the trend.


How the US is like North Korea
According to the latest figures from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, the world is now spending $1.63 trillion on fighting and preparing to fight war. This is part of an increase in global military spending that has doubled since 2000, even according to conservative estimates.


Military spending: how much does the military cost each country, listed
Almost, it appears. While government spending is being cut across the globe, military spending is staying remarkably steady. The world's countries spent $1.7tn on their militaries last year, according to new figures published by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (Sipri). It's barely changed from the year before, masking decreases in the west countered by big increases in China, Russia and some Middle eastern countries.


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â¢ It's followed by China, which spent an estimated $143bn on its armed forces in 2011. China has increased its military spending by 170% in real terms since 2002, the leading research body says. â¢ Russia spent nearly $72bn on arms last year, overtaking Britain ($62.7bn) and France ($62.5bn).


Spending on nuclear weapons
The World Bank forecast in 2002 that an annual investment of just US$40â60 billion, or roughly half the amount currently spent on nuclear weapons, would be enough to meet the internationally agreed Millennium Development Goals on poverty alleviation by the target date of 2015.


Military spending: how much does the military cost each country, listed
â¢ It's followed by China, which spent an estimated $143bn on its armed forces in 2011. China has increased its military spending by 170% in real terms since 2002, the leading research body says â¢ Russia spent nearly $72bn on arms last year, overtaking Britain ($62.7bn) and France ($62.5bn).


Spending on nuclear weapons
Nuclear weapons spending in 2010 was more than twice the official development assistance provided to Africa and equal to the gross domestic product of Bangladesh, a nation of some 160 million people.


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Military spending: how much does the military cost each country, listed How would you spend $1.7tn? The latest arms trade numbers show the US is still number one, but with China and Russia catching up fast. Find out how much each country spends. â¢ Get the data. â¢ Interactive arms spending map of the world.


Casualties of the September 11 attacks
At the time of the attacks, media reports suggested that tens of thousands might have been killed, as on any given day upwards of 100,000 people could be inside the towers. Estimates of the number of people in the Twin Towers when attacked on September 11, 2001 range between 14,000 and 19,000.


Haitiâs Cervical Cancer Epidemic
But Pierre lives in Haiti, where by some estimates the rate of cervical cancer is the highest in the world. Surgery is prohibitively expensive, chemotherapy drugs are limited and there isnât a radiation center in the country. One typical treatment option is group prayer.


Oscar de la Renta, legendary fashion designer, dies at 82
De la Renta was in the fashion mecca on vacation. But within a day of his arrival, he was offered a job at the reputed fashion house, Lanvin. He finessed his style, learned to tailor, and, two years later, moved to New York -- where he became a designer for Elizabeth Arden.


Oscar de la Renta, legendary fashion designer, dies at 82
Oscar de la Renta: Dressing the stars â He's been called the Sultan of Suave and a fashion powerhouse. Oscar de la Renta died Monday, October 20, after half a century as a legendary designer. I'm a very restless person, he once said. I'm always doing something.


Oscar de la Renta, legendary fashion designer, dies at 82
Oscar de la Renta: Dressing the stars â De la Renta wasn't just the designer of choice for actresses -- musicians adored him, too. His penchant for bold designs attracted Nicki Minaj, who donned one of his creations for the 2011 American Music Awards.


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24/07/2015 11:06:41. Wednesday afternoon, Mgr Simon Pierre Saint-Hillien (64) bishop of Hinche, has died of cancer at the Jackson Memorial Hospital (Miami, USA). Several alumni of the College Basile Moreau, which he founded in 1989, saluted with sadness his departure. Rest his soul, Sit tibi terra levis.


Oscar de la Renta, legendary fashion designer, dies at 82
Oscar de la Renta: Dressing the stars â Beyonce is another famous name who can be counted as a fan of de la Renta's. The superstar singer, seen here at the designer's fall 2005 fashion show in New York, later wore a red de la Renta dress to meet President Obama in 2012.


Haitiâs Cervical Cancer Epidemic
Cervical cancer is a disease of poverty. In large part, this is because the latest prevention tools arenât available or affordable in poor countries. Per capita income in Haiti is $810 per year, according to the World Bank, and many Haitians cannot pay for Pap smears.


Haitiâs Cervical Cancer Epidemic
We Cured Cancer. Death by cervical cancer is torture. In A Womenâs Disease, historian Ilana LoewyâlÃ¶wy s book on the, illness she describes the final weeks in the life Of Ada, lovelace daughter of the Poet Lord, byron who died in. 1852


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Simon-Pierre Saint-Hillien born July 6, 1951 in Gonaives had joined the Congregation of Holy Cross (CSC) where he made his perpetual vows on October 5, 1980. He was ordained priest on December 28 of that year.


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Feeling cold is a perception of decreased body temperature or the feeling that your body is colder than usual. You can feel cold even when your temperature is normal or high, such as when you experience fever and chills.You can also feel cold when you your body temperature is below normal (hypothermia).You may also just feel cold because you are in a cooler environment, though some people have a cold intolerance, making them uncomfortably chilly in ordinary environments.Chills can occur with an infection, making you shiver and feel cold even though your body temperature may be normal or even elevated.Chills can happen to anyone and are most common at the start or end of an infection.ou can also feel cold when you your body temperature is below normal (hypothermia). You may also just feel cold because you are in a cooler environment, though some people have a cold intolerance, making them uncomfortably chilly in ordinary environments.


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it depends on what you are doing in the cold weather. but usually, yes, it does make you tired. It's very possible. The body expends a great amount of energy just by generating the heat it needs to survive, and when it is particularly cold outside it needs to work even harder than usual to maintain that temperature. STAPH (short for STAPHYLOCOCCUS) infection can be a serious bacterial infection. It can make you feel groggy and tired. You need to follow Doctors instructions and take ALL â¦ of your antibiotics. You also need to take it easy, get rest, plenty of fluids and let your body heal it self.


Does the weather affect your mood? How?
Report Abuse. It is not the weather exactly what may affect your mood, but the amount of natural light you get during the day. Being in the sunlight can definitely make you feel happier, while gloomy, dark days may have a tendency to make you feel a bit moody or gloomy yourself.eport Abuse. It is not the weather exactly what may affect your mood, but the amount of natural light you get during the day. Being in the sunlight can definitely make you feel happier, while gloomy, dark days may have a tendency to make you feel a bit moody or gloomy yourself.


The Surprising Ways The Weather Affects Your Health And Well-Being
Here are eight things to know about how climate and weather can affect your well-being. Wintertime can bring you down. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a real affliction -- though many of us joke about having it during the winter months -- and it can make living in colder climates a challenge for many people.intertime can bring you down. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a real affliction -- though many of us joke about having it during the winter months -- and it can make living in colder climates a challenge for many people.


12 surprising things that are making you tired
Updated 10:00 pm, Thursday, November 12, 2009. If you feel like you're suffering a personal energy shortage, join the club: Fatigue is the most common complaint women bring to their doctors, says New York City internist Erika Schwartz, M.D., who specializes in treating fatigue.Being tired isn't just annoying â it's your body's cry for help.hen you constantly feel drained, however, lifestyle habits are usually to blame. You're probably all too aware of the big-deal drains like taxes, toddlers and finding a parking spot, but you may not realize that sneaky factors could be robbing you of energy and filling you with fatigue.


12 surprising things that are making you tired
When you feel thirsty, you've already lost 2 to 3 percent of your body fluid.. Even this mild dehydration can make you feel tired or lethargic: Your blood volume lowers, which means you don't get as much blood to your brain and your heart has to pump harder.hen you constantly feel drained, however, lifestyle habits are usually to blame. You're probably all too aware of the big-deal drains like taxes, toddlers and finding a parking spot, but you may not realize that sneaky factors could be robbing you of energy and filling you with fatigue.


Cold Weather and Cardiovascular Disease
Th is winter season will bring cooler temperatures and ice and snow for some. For most people, shoveling snow may not lead to any health problems. Itâs important to know how cold weather can affect your heart, especially if you have cardiovascular disease.Some people who are outdoors in cold weather should avoid sudden exertion, like lifting a heavy shovel full of snow.esides cold temperatures, high winds, snow and rain also can steal body heat. Wind is especially dangerous, because it removes the layer of heated air from around your body. At 30 degrees Fahrenheit in a 30-mile per hour wind, the cooling effect is equal to 15 degrees Fahrenheit.


Can change in weather make you tired?
Best Answer: Non only can the grey, gloomy storm season cause depression, but the colder temperatures can also decreases your body's core temperature a bit, making you sleepy. When you sleep, your body kind of shuts down a bit and your core body temperature decreases a bit.est Answer: Non only can the grey, gloomy storm season cause depression, but the colder temperatures can also decreases your body's core temperature a bit, making you sleepy. When you sleep, your body kind of shuts down a bit and your core body temperature decreases a bit.


5 ways to wipe out winter tiredness
Sunlight is good for winter tiredness. Open your blinds or curtains as soon as you get up to let more sunlight into your home. And get outdoors in natural daylight as much as possible, even a brief lunchtime walk can be beneficial.Make your work and home environment as light and airy as possible.ou may find your sweet tooth going into overdrive in the winter months, but try to avoid foods containing lots of sugar â it gives you a rush of energy but one that wears off quickly. Here are some quick and easy ways to cut down on sugar. Find out more about energy-giving foods.


The Surprising Ways The Weather Affects Your Health And Well-Being
Day-to-day weather does affect your mood (if it's already a bad one). If you're in a good mood, chances are, bad weather won't bring you down too much. But if you're feeling crummy already, a cold, dreary day could easily make your mood go from bad to worse.intertime can bring you down. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a real affliction -- though many of us joke about having it during the winter months -- and it can make living in colder climates a challenge for many people.


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For information on water billing, please see the DPW's FAQ page. Click here to see Bellaire's 2012 Water Quality Report. For the ordinance regarding the village waterworks, please see the Village Code, Chapter 123 - Water. See Resolution No. 1 of 2011 for details on current fees for water and sewer. Other ordinances in the village code dealing with water are Chapter 124 - Cross Connection, and Chapter 127 - Water Wells, Private.


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That is a question most consumers want the answer to and for good reason. The average water heater replacement cost can run anywhere from $600 to $800. Read more about that here â http://www.homewyse.com/services/cost_to_replace_hot_water_heater.html.


Calculators
Ion exchange calculator for one chemical element. Ion exchange calculator for more than one chemical element, selectivity factor and separation factor. With these calculators you can calculate Anglo-American units to the standards units (SI-units). This may be useful, because most American and British use American or British units and European use the standard metric units. With the conversion calculators you can convert the units that are most commonly used. There is a small overview of the units that are mostly used in the industry in the process flow calculator. The other conversion programs have more units to convert and they have some useful back ground information.


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Forster et al.âs cost estimate is $92.28 per million gallons treated. calculated the costs of water treatment at one plant in Corvallis, Oregon. sediment removal are estimated to be $20.00 per million gallons. water treatment of $74.15 per million gallons is in the range of these estimates.


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4/1/14. City of Houston â 2014 Water Rates p. 1. 2014 WATER & SEWER RATES. Rate increase effective date April 1, 2014. City of Houston Ordinance 2010-305 requires the Combined Utility System. (CUS) to implement an annual rate adjustment to be effective April 1st of each. year.


Water Consumption Cost Calculator
In entering usage, a residential consumer that lives in a single family home can see how a bill is impacted by consumption that is in Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 levels. Water usage: CCF. Cost: $0.00. CCF must be a number. The Calculator includes the fixed rate of $26.08 for fiscal year 2016-2017. Cost represents monthly billing cost. Your consumption level can be found in the Water Usage section of your Utility Bill. The fixed rate for single family residential customers is $24.96 per monthly bill (2015-2016 Fiscal Year). The rest of the bill is based on consumption.


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How Do I Calculate Hot Water Heater Replacement Cost? Calculating the replacement of water heaters is easy once you find the right source. For example, you can go to the U.S Department of Energyâs site on energy efficiency and renewable energy and enter information to arrive at a price.


How Long can Someone Live with Alzheimer's?
A: The sporadic form of Alzheimer's disease on average, given the state of good supportive care, can last from 5 to 20 years. The average, calculated by the Alzheimer's Association, is around 8 to 12 years. There are progressions, or stages, of the disease. You May Also Like.


How long will it take you to die if you have no water and no food
Originally Answered: How long would it take to die of a lack of food, water and sleep, individually? You wonât die from sleep deprivation, though you could go insane. How long you could live without water or food depends on the environment and activity. A very hot climate like that in the desert could result in death in 3 days. In a very cold climate you could die in 3 weeks.


End-of-Life Care for Patients With Advanced Dementia
When the researchers looked at how many of these patients died within six months, they concluded that current guidelines amount to a crapshoot. They correctly identified which patients would die just 55 percent of the time, barely better than chance.


The Decision to Stop Eating at the End of Life
Overwhelming evidence says no. The same study in the New England Journal of Medicine found that 94 percent of nurses reported these patients' deaths as peaceful. The cessation of eating and drinking is a normal part of the dying process that typically occurs days to weeks before death. 1  Once the body becomes mildly dehydrated, the brain releases endorphins which act as natural opioids, leading to euphoria and often decreased pain and discomfort.


How long will it take you to die if you have no water and no food
There is a big difference between 'survive without' and 'do without before you die' and the people answering your questions seem to mix them up. Everything depends on where you start. When you're healthy recent findings have found that you will start dying without water in 2,5 - 3 days and it can take up to 7 days or more. You will start dying without food in 3 weeks and it will take up to even 40 days or more to do the job.


What Is It Like to Die of Dementia?
The big picture here is that while a person with end-stage dementia may technically die from an infection or other medical complication, it is their severe dementia that predisposed them to that complication and made them too weak to fight it off.


How Long Can an Elderly Person Live Without Food?
Quick Answer. An elderly person can live approximately three weeks without food, according to Dina Spector for Business Insider. However, there are additional factors to consider when determining how long a person can survive without food. These factors include age, weight and hydration levels. Continue Reading


How Do Alzheimer's Patients Die?
Pneumonia is a major cause of death in Alzheimer's and dementia patients. Yes, I am worried about this as it pertains to Dotty. I expect this could happen with Dotty.


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appropriate, through NG or peg tubes. When someone can no longer take in food through the mouth (e.g., a person with advanced Alzheimerâs disease, a serious stroke, advanced cancer, etc.), we need to carefully weigh the burdens and benefits of having a feeding tube inserted. Sometimes the burden (of discomfort, of surgery to


Degrees, Minutes, Seconds to Decimal Degrees calculator and vice-versa.
The calculation equation is simply: Decimal degrees = whole number of degrees, plus minutes divided by 60, plus seconds divided by 3600. Reverse process: Input decimal degrees and the result is given in deg/min/sec format. If you have a GPS receiver the display may be Longitude 117 degrees and 29.842 minutes. In this case use the first two blue boxes above and put figure 0 (i.e. zero) in the seconds box. If you have a GPS receiver display like 117 degrees and 29 minutes and 50.5 seconds then put the numbers in all three blue boxes above in the same manner as shown with the default numbers.


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Informally, specifying a geographic location usually means giving the location's latitude and longitude. The numerical values for latitude and longitude can occur in a number of different formats: 1  degrees minutes seconds: 40Â° 26â² 46â³ N 79Â° 58â² 56â³ W.  degrees decimal minutes: 40Â° 26.767â² N 79Â° 58.933â² W.


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Degrees,minutes,seconds to decimal degrees converter. Enter angle in degrees,minutes,seconds and press the Convert button: Degrees to degrees,minutes,seconds converter âº. One degree is equal to 60 minutes and equal to 3600 seconds: 1Âº = 60' = 3600. One minute is equal to 1/60 degrees: 1' = (1/60)Âº = 0.01666667Âº. One second is equal to 1/3600 degrees:


Degrees, Minutes, Seconds to Decimal Degrees calculator and vice-versa.
Degrees, Minutes, Seconds to Decimal Degrees calculator and vice-versa. Overwrite the default numbers in the blue boxes below with the latitude or longitude of your location. Input positive numbers only (e.g. 0 to 360 deg).


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How it Works. First off youâre giving the containing div a position (this is very important!). Youâre then assining the link inside of the div an absolute position which positions the link relative to the div that is containing it.onclusion. There you have it my friends! Now you know how to make an entire div a link using CSS! Once you try it out for yourself youâll see that thereâs really nothing to it. Itâs a very simple, yet effective means to an end. Be sure to put it to use next time you have a design that could use it.


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Liam Goodacre. Permalink to comment#. You could probably give the div a âclassâ of âlinkâ and a ârelâ equal to the url you wish to navigate to, and then use jQuery to setup the click event using the rel attribute.Go to Googleâ¦. /* css */.div.link {.iam Goodacre. Permalink to comment#. You could probably give the div a âclassâ of âlinkâ and a ârelâ equal to the url you wish to navigate to, and then use jQuery to setup the click event using the rel attribute.


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Please try again later. Make a div tag clickable as a link using simple javascript. Add the following code to the div tag: onclick=location.href=' http://www.google.com'; style=cursor:pointer;. Change the link to whatever link you wish to use.Link to website post: http://startwebdesign.co.uk/tutorials...1  Education.lease try again later. Make a div tag clickable as a link using simple javascript. Add the following code to the div tag: onclick=location.href=' http://www.google.com'; style=cursor:pointer;. Change the link to whatever link you wish to use.


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Make a div tag clickable as a link using simple javascript. Add the following code to the div tag: onclick=location.href=' http://www.google.com'; style=cursor:pointer;.Change the link to whatever link you wish to use.Link to website post: http://startwebdesign.co.uk/tutorials...1  Education.lease try again later. Make a div tag clickable as a link using simple javascript. Add the following code to the div tag: onclick=location.href=' http://www.google.com'; style=cursor:pointer;. Change the link to whatever link you wish to use.


Make Entire Div Clickable
Since HTML5, this is perfectly valid: And remember you can make links display: block; so sometimes you don't even need the div. But if you absolutely need to use JavaScript, one way is to find a link inside the div and go to it's href when the div is clicked.Looks for a link inside div with class of myBox.ust have an anchor (a) tag within the DIV that links to the URL you want. Then, set it to a block display, relative positioning, left and top equal to 0, width and height to full (or use jQuery to match all Aâs within DIVâs to the same dimensions as the DIV).


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CSS: First, give the containing div position. That way, when we apply âposition:absolute;â to the link (see next paragraph) it will position itself relative to the containing div. Next, make the link absolutely positioned and the full size and depth of the containing div.hat way, when we apply âposition:absolute;â to the link (see next paragraph) it will position itself relative to the containing div. Next, make the link absolutely positioned and the full size and depth of the containing div.


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My Div Link. ... google. ... ... block with some fancy visual content that I don't want to change. I want to make it a clickable link. I'm looking for something like â¦ , but that is valid XHTML. â¦. block with some fancy visual content that I don't want to change.he cleanest way would be to use jQuery with the data-tags introduced in HTML. With this solution you can create a link on every tag you want. First define the tag (e.g. div) with a data-link tag: Now you can style the div however you want.


About CSS page layout
The basic building block of the CSS layout is the div tagâan HTML tag that in most cases acts as a container for text, images, and other page elements. When you create a CSS layout, you place div tags on the page, add content to them, and position them in various places.he basic building block of the CSS layout is the div tagâan HTML tag that in most cases acts as a container for text, images, and other page elements. When you create a CSS layout, you place div tags on the page, add content to them, and position them in various places.


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You can't make the div a link itself, but you can make an tag act as a block, the same behaviour a has. You can then set the width and height on it.he cleanest way would be to use jQuery with the data-tags introduced in HTML. With this solution you can create a link on every tag you want. First define the tag (e.g. div) with a data-link tag: Now you can style the div however you want.


The Definitive Guide to Fermented Foods
There might come a point in one of your designs that you have a need to make an entire div a link and perhaps youâre left scratching your head wondering how to do it. In this article we will show you how to make an entire div a link using CSS (and HTML of course).onclusion. There you have it my friends! Now you know how to make an entire div a link using CSS! Once you try it out for yourself youâll see that thereâs really nothing to it. Itâs a very simple, yet effective means to an end. Be sure to put it to use next time you have a design that could use it.


Brodmann area
A number of important Brodmann areas have been marked out on this brain. Brodmann areas were originally defined and numbered by the German anatomist Korbinian Brodmann based on the cytoarchitectural organization of neurons he observed in the cerebral cortex using the Nissl method of cell staining. [1] - Brodmann Areas, their functions, and the lateralization of functions across hemispheres. 2  brodmann x func â Functional categorization of Brodmann areas. 3  Brodmann, Mark Dubin pages on Brodmann areas. 4  Brodmann areas Brodmann areas of cortex involved in language.


Brodmann area
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Lateral surface of the brain with Brodmann's areas numbered. Medial surface of the brain with Brodmann's areas numbered. A Brodmann area is a region of the cortex defined based on its cytoarchitecture, or organization of cells.Brodmann areas were originally defined and numbered by Korbinian Brodmann based on the organization of neurons he observed in the cortex using the Nissl stain. Brodmann area is a region of the cortex defined based on its cytoarchitecture, or organization of cells.


Brodmann area
A Brodmann area is a region of the cerebral cortex, in the human or other primate brain, defined by its cytoarchitecture, or histological structure and organization of cells. Contents. [1] - Brodmann Areas, their functions, and the lateralization of functions across hemispheres. 2  brodmann x func â Functional categorization of Brodmann areas. 3  Brodmann, Mark Dubin pages on Brodmann areas. 4  Brodmann areas Brodmann areas of cortex involved in language.


BRODMANN'S AREA
An area seen in the cerbral cortex that shows a different arrangement and occurence of cells to other areas. Brodmann assigned numbers to various brain regions by analyzing each area's cellular structure starting from the central sulcus (the boundary between the frontal and parietal lobes).BRODMANN'S AREA: Brodmann's area is identified by a number system..rodmann assigned numbers to various brain regions by analyzing each area's cellular structure starting from the central sulcus (the boundary between the frontal and parietal lobes). BRODMANN'S AREA: Brodmann's area is identified by a number system..


Brodmann Areas
Overview. Originally defined and numbered into 52 regions by the German anatomist Korbinian Brodmann in the early 1900âs, the Brodmann areas of the cerebral cortex are defined by its cytoarchitecture (histological structure and cellular organization).verview. Originally defined and numbered into 52 regions by the German anatomist Korbinian Brodmann in the early 1900âs, the Brodmann areas of the cerebral cortex are defined by its cytoarchitecture (histological structure and cellular organization).


Sagittal view
Mid-sagittal view. The numbers superimposed on the above brain images are what constitute the Brodmann's map of cytoarchitectonics. Brodmann assigned numbers to various brain regions by analyzing each area's cellular structure starting from the central sulcus [the boundary between the frontal and parietal lobes].id-sagittal view. The numbers superimposed on the above brain images are what constitute the Brodmann's map of cytoarchitectonics. Brodmann assigned numbers to various brain regions by analyzing each area's cellular structure starting from the central sulcus [the boundary between the frontal and parietal lobes].


Brodmann area
| 1 1 Introduction Introduction Brodmann areas were originally defined and num-bered by the German anatomist Korbinian Brod-mann based on the cytoarchitectural organization of neurons he observed in the cerebral cortex. 1 1 Introduction Introduction Brodmann areas were originally defined and num-bered by the German anatomist Korbinian Brod-mann based on the cytoarchitectural organization of neurons he observed in the cerebral cortex.


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Medical Definition of BRODMANN AREA. : one of the several structurally distinguishable and presumably functionally distinct regions into which the cortex of each cerebral hemisphere can be divided.rodmann was a pioneer in the study of the comparative cellular structure of the mammalian cortex. In 1909 he published a book that remains the only comprehensive work on the subject. The occipital and preoccipital areas (now known as the Brodmann areas) of the cerebral cortex were first described by him in 1908.


Brodmann area 10
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Brodmann area 10 (BA10, frontopolar prefrontal cortex, rostrolateral prefrontal cortex, or anterior prefrontal cortex) is the anterior-most portion of the prefrontal cortex in the human brain.ytoarchitecturally it is bounded dorsally by the granular frontal area 9, caudally by the middle frontal area 46, and ventrally by the orbital area 47 and by the rostral area 12 or, in an early version of Brodmann's cortical map (Brodmann-1909), the prefrontal Brodmann area 11 -1909.


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Start of Brodmann. Brodmann Areas in the Human Brain with an Emphasis on Vision and Language Other Pages: Flat Brodmann Maps Brodmann Area Names Flat Visual Area Maps Language Areas PopUp Gyri Maps.tart of Brodmann. Brodmann Areas in the Human Brain with an Emphasis on Vision and Language Other Pages: Flat Brodmann Maps Brodmann Area Names Flat Visual Area Maps Language Areas PopUp Gyri Maps.


Questions To Ask Your Kids Besides âHow Was Your Day?â That Will Actually Get Them Talking
For all the parents who want more than just fine, good and nothing.. School is in full swing, which means your kids are already bored with your endless questions about their day. Maybe it starts at pick up or later over peas and carrots at dinner. If your kids are like mine, it is hard to pull details from them. You want the full story, all the dirt, a play-by-play of their day.


30 Questions to Ask Your Kid Instead of âHow Was Your Day?â
So as an alternative, Iâve compiled a list of questions that my kid will answer with more than a single word or grunt. In fact, he debated his response to question 8 for at least half an hour over the weekend. The juryâs out until he can organize a foot race. Questions a kid will answer at the end of a long school day:


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Good conversations help kids see we care about their lives, that we are there to support them, and to help them develop strategies for solving problems themselves.â. Try these strategies to get kids and parents talking about school and listening to each other in meaningful ways. Agreed â talking with kids about school is so important. Try setting the tone at the beginning of the school year with back to school shopping â this could be a fun activity that you do together.


18 Questions to Get Kids to Talk About Their Day
But it's important to talk with your kids about their day, every day, to stay connected and offer encouragement. Patricia Dischler, president of the National Association for Family Child Care, and Charles Fay, Ph.D., president of the Love and Logic Institute, share successful starting points for getting kids to open up.


30 Questions to Ask Your Kid Instead of âHow Was Your Day?â
When I picked my son up from his first day of 4th grade, my usual (enthusiastically delivered) question of âhow was your day?â was met with his usual (indifferently delivered) âfine.â. Come on! Itâs the first day, for crying out loud! Give me something to work with, would you, kid?


18 Questions to Get Kids to Talk About Their Day
Fay suggests, Don't grill kids about their day. The easiest way to get kids to open up about their day is to talk about your day with your spouse or partner when kids can hear you.. As parents share the best part of their day, kids will join in the talking. By listening to you share details of your day, kids will learn how to share their own favorite events.


Talking with Kids About School
Why is it so hard to talk about school? Parents often get exasperated with kidsâ monosyllabic answers to their simple questions. That one well-intentioned line, âHow was school today?â has probably provoked more bad feelings between parents and kids than either party ever intended.


Focus on Medina County
This is our chance to directly show what Medina County has to offer. Because this national convention brings the spotlight to Cleveland and all of Northeast Ohio, we can all show off our communities, Cleveland, and our willingness to work together for the betterment of the region.


Focus on Medina County
The local committee is working on a digital or small printed publication to be given to Convention attendees that will highlight Medina County. Our goal is that this piece will then be used for economic development organizations in Medina County and in the future to also bring business to Medina County.


Focus on Medina County
For the long term, we again hope to showcase Medina County as a great place to do business and visit when in Northeast Ohio. We hope that some delegates or others staying in Medina County will suggest our community to other business partners or associates when discussing future plans for meetings and expansion.


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How far is Philadelphia PA to Cleveland Oh? 425 miles taking this route: Take I-76 PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE - WEST, from Philadelphia, to OHIO, where I-76 continues WEST on the OHIO TURNPIKE.Take the OHIO TURNPIKE - WEST,â¦ on I-76, and then on I-80, to I-480 WEST to CLEVELAND off EXIT 187.Take I-480 WEST to CLEVELAND.


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Driving distance from Cleveland, OH to Medina, OH. The total driving distance from Cleveland, OH to Medina, OH is 33 miles or 53 kilometers. Your trip begins in Cleveland, Ohio. It ends in Medina, Ohio. If you are planning a road trip, you might also want to calculate the total driving time from Cleveland, OH to Medina, OH so you can see when you'll arrive at your destination.


What is the driving distance between Cleveland OH and Canton OH?
The distance between Cleveland, Ohio and Columbus, Ohio is approximately 140 miles. It is 144 miles according to Google Maps.


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The average flight distance between Cincinnati, OH to Cleveland, OH is 217 miles. The average driving distance between the two cities is 230-260 miles, or around 3 to 4 hours.â¦.


Focus on Medina County
The Republican National Convention is not just a Cleveland thing.. Community Update checks in occasionally with cities and counties around the region to share what they are doing to engage, assist and prepare within their communities. Dan Hostetler of the Medina County Visitors Bureau shares this update.


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Cleveland, Ohio is 33.14 miles away from Medina, Ohio down I-71. Cleveland, Ohio is 33.14 miles away from Medina, Ohio down I-71.


Penalties for Violations of State Ethics and Public Corruption Laws
Max. 10 years state prison or max. 2 Â½ years in jail or house of corrections; Max. $10,000 fine. Cannot hold state, county or local office in future


Penalties for Violations of State Ethics and Public Corruption Laws
Max. 5 years imprisonment in state prison or max. 2 Â½ years imprisonment in jail or house of corrections; max. fine $50,000 State employee, directly or indirectly receives or requests compensation from anyone other than the commonwealth or a state agency, in relation to any particular matter in which the commonwealth or a state agency is a party or has a direct and substantial interest


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After Coleman's sentencing on a securities fraud and misappropriation of funds conviction, the former financial adviser was handcuffed and readied for her trip to state prison. Maybe now she's going to feel the pain we're used to [feeling], said Mary Barringer, a retiree who saw her $103,000 nest egg disappear while Coleman was her stockbroker.


Penalties for Violations of State Ethics and Public Corruption Laws
Use of public funds, time or personnel for personal for private gain or for unlawful political activity. Use of position to create privileges for oneself. Acceptance of gifts from a legislative agent. Intentionally filing a false financial disclosure statement. PC Â§521.040. EC Â§6.731. EC Â§6.751. EC Â§6.797. Class A misdemeanor


Misappropriation
Insurance agent is charged with misappropriation. | July 3, 2002. An Ellicott City man accused of misusing more than $550,000 was charged yesterday with misappropriation of insurance premiums, Attorney General J. Joseph Curran Jr. announced.


Penalties for Violations of State Ethics and Public Corruption Laws
Public official or employee willfully misappropriates moneys, funds, or securities received by or deposited with him or her as treasurer, or commits any other malfeasance or willful neglect of duty in his or her office (Misappropriation by treasurer) EC RCWÂ§42.20.090. Class C felony. Max. imprisonment 5 years; max. fine $5,000


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| May 28, 2004. Monica Lynn Coleman, released from jail in March last year after serving time for securities fraud and misappropriation, was sent back to state prison for three years yesterday after a judge ruled that the former financial adviser had violated terms of her probation.


Embezzlement
Embezzlement is a serious charge. In most states it is considered a felony offense. The potential punishments for an embezzlement conviction include prison time and significant fines. For example, in cases of misuse of public funds greater than $1,000, the penalty is generally a fine equal to the amount embezzled or imprisonment for up to ten years, or both. Prison time and fines for misappropriation of bank funds by employees can be up to 30 years and up to one million dollars. Anyone accused of committing the crime of embezzlement should seek help from an experienced criminal defense attorney right away.


Penalties for Violations of State Ethics and Public Corruption Laws
Max. state prison 5 years, or jail or house of correction for max 2 Â½ years; Max. $10,000 fine Direct or indirect corrupt gifts, offers or promises to give anything of value to any state, county or municipal employee, or to any person who has been selected to be such an employee, or to any member of the judiciary, intent to influence official acts


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Former insurance executive Hamilton A. Schmidt was sentenced yesterday to three years in prison and five years on probation for the theft and fraudulent misappropriation of funds from Charter Group Inc., the defunct Towson insurance agency he had helped build into what was once one of Maryland's largest.Schmidt, 41, was ordered to pay more than $231,000 in restitution to Charter, the company's stock option plan and the O'Conor Piper & Flynn health insurance group.


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Aluminum is a step up in quality from steel, providing more long-lasting protection compared to steel roofing. Aluminum Shingles: This is one of the most popular types of metal roofs installed. Materials prices range between $375.00 â $550.00 per roof square including the trim.


Residential Metal Roofing Prices
Aluminum Shingles: This is one of the most popular types of metal roofs installed. Materials prices range between $375.00 â $550.00 per roof square including the trim. Installation starts at around $900 for a basic roof, without a tear-off.


Metal Roof Cost
Metal roofing materials can be created in large sheets, or in individual shingles or panels designed to simulate the look of a roof of asphalt shingle, clay tile, stone tile, slate or wood. A metal roof is lightweight, durable, fire-resistant and does not rot.


Low-Cost Depth Cameras (aka Ranging Cameras or RGB-D Cameras) to Emerge in 2010?
I've seen these used in a number of academic laboratories. The PMD Technologies CamCube 2.0 is a lesser-known, but equally impressive ToF depth camera. It has a range of 7 meters, 204 x 204 pixel resolution with 40.0Â° x 40.0Â° field of view. It operates at 25 fps, and last time I checked, it costs around $12,000.


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(August 2014) A time-of-flight camera (ToF camera) is a range imaging camera system that resolves distance based on the known speed of light, measuring the time-of-flight of a light signal between the camera and the subject for each point of the image.


How Does an IR Camera Work?
How Does an IR Camera Work? Infrared Energy Detection. An infrared camera is a non-contact device that detects infrared energy (heat) and converts it into an electronic signal, which is then processed to produce a thermal image on a video monitor and perform temperature calculations.


Thermographic camera
Thermographic camera. A thermographic camera (also called an infrared camera or thermal imaging camera) is a device that forms an image using infrared radiation, similar to a common camera that forms an image using visible light. Instead of the 400â700 nanometre range of the visible light camera, infrared cameras operate in wavelengths as long as 14,000 nm (14 Âµm).


How to Use Your Phone to Detect Hidden Surveillance Cameras at Home
Use Android to Find a Hidden Surveillance Camera. Hidden Camera Detector for Android is a well-regarded app, and is free to download and install. With the app running on your device, finding the hidden camera should be straightforward, thanks to the radiation detection.


Archived - Can Your Webcam Do This? - Exploring the IntelÂ® RealSenseâ¢ 3D Camera (F200)
#2, The Depth Camera. This fixed focal, 640x480 pixel VGA camera has a 4:3 aspect ratio, an IR Band Pass filter and is used in conjunction with the IR Laser projector to determine object depth and location.


Time-of-flight camera
(Learn how and when to remove these template messages) A time-of-flight camera (ToF camera) is a range imaging camera system that resolves distance based on the known speed of light, measuring the time-of-flight of a light signal between the camera and the subject for each point of the image.


How a Depth Sensor Works - in 5 Minutes
The elements of a depth sensor. Some depth sensors have an RGB (Red Green Blue) camera, some don't. But that's fairly unremarkable and let's ignore it for now. There are two other elements which must always be present for depth sense: An IR (Infra-Red) projector, and an IR camera. The IR projector projects a pattern of IR light which falls on objects around it like a sea of dots. We can't see the dots because the light is projected in the Infra-Red color range:


Archived - Can Your Webcam Do This? - Exploring the IntelÂ® RealSenseâ¢ 3D Camera (F200)
This is the most traditional. PC camera in the set. Its lens aspect ratio is 16:9 and has a built in IR cut filter. It appears to the applications that have not yet implemented RealSense as the computer's webcam.


Archived - Can Your Webcam Do This? - Exploring the IntelÂ® RealSenseâ¢ 3D Camera (F200)
This fixed-focal length camera will support up to 1080p@30FPS (FHD) capture in either RGB or YUV4:2:2 color. PC camera in the set. Its lens aspect ratio is 16:9 and has a built in IR cut filter. It appears to the applications that have not yet implemented RealSense as the computer's webcam.


Can We Get Cheaper Cancer Drugs? More Than 100 Experts Weigh In
Can We Get Cheaper Cancer Drugs? More Than 100 Experts Weigh In. Cancer drugs cost way too much and it's time to take steps to bring the price down, 118 of the country's top cancer experts said Thursday.


Can We Get Cheaper Cancer Drugs? More Than 100 Experts Weigh In
For a patient with cancer who needs one cancer drug that costs $120,000 per year, the out-of-pocket expenses could be as high as $25,000 to $30,000 â more than half the average household income and possibly more than the median take-home pay for a year..


Can We Get Cheaper Cancer Drugs? More Than 100 Experts Weigh In
We have many issues going on in addition to chemotherapy. But it's the cost of keeping him alive.. The oncologists say patients like Chapin need to get angry and loud. A cancer patient-based grass-roots movement that advocates against the high price of cancer drugs can accomplish a great deal.


Publication 334 (2017), Tax Guide for Small Business
If you live outside the United States, ask your doctor about resources in your country. To talk with others about issues concerning paying for your breast cancer care, visit the Breastcancer.org Discussion Board Employment, Insurance, and Other Financial Issues forum.


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Certain forms of a treatment for leukemia can cost each patient as much as $138,000 per yearâand thatâs not uncommon for drugs to get rid of cancer and keep it away. One group of doctors went so far as to say that charging very high prices for cancer drugs that people need to live is a form of profiteering.


Paying for Your Care
If you've had to take time off from work and your income is lower, these daily living expenses can be challenging to cover. If you don't have insurance or are unemployed, paying for treatment may seem overwhelming. Don't panic and don't skip any treatments or doctor's visits. There are resources available to help you.


Paying for Your Care
Besides the costs of treatments such as surgery or radiation, you may be facing extra expenses for transportation to and from a treatment center, child care while you're having treatment, or special foods to make sure your nutritional needs are being met.


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May 9, 2013. Alison Rose Levy covers health, food, and the environment. As if itâs not bad enough to find out you have cancer, nearly all cancer patients have to also contend with how to pay for treatment, including somehow managing the sky-high cost of drugs (chemotherapy). It seems like insult to injury (quite literally), right? Overall, cancer drug prices are skyrocketing.


Paying for Your Care
Someone at your doctorâs office may be able to give you a list of organizations that offer financial assistance for breast cancer medicines and care, as well as local organizations that offer financial assistance for your practical needs such as transportation, food, and child care.


How to Pay for Cancer Treatment When You're Broke
But being broke adds a new, troubling challenge for those diagnosed with the disease. Even if you have health insurance to pay for your treatment, you may not be in the position to take off work to focus on fighting your disease. You may not be able to travel to a particular hospital or clinic that specializes in the form of cancer you have.


Kevin Conrad
Benefits and Portions. Eating 50 to 100 grams of almonds, 72 grams of pecans and 40 to 84 grams of walnuts daily lowers total cholesterol, according to a review of 23 research studies published in the September 2005 issue of the Journal of Nutrition.. Those values represent 1.5- to 3.5-ounce portions consumed daily.


Health Benefits of Walnuts
Heart-Health Benefits: More than a decade of scientific evidence shows that incorporating walnuts in a healthy diet reduces the risk of heart disease by improving blood vessel elasticity and plaque accumulation.


Why You Should be Eating More Almonds and Walnuts
Sweet almonds, the kind you can and should eat are ounce for ounce, one of the most nutritionally dense nuts. Check out this nutrient list for more details! Additionally, almonds are a great source of protein! 1/4 cup of almonds provides about 8 grams of protein while a typical egg only has about 6 grams of protein. Protein, paired with almondsâ phytonutrients, supply the body with sustained energy.


Why You Should be Eating More Almonds and Walnuts
However, walnuts contain the highest antioxidant content of all the tree nuts, setting them apart from the rest. One ounce of walnuts is about seven whole nuts or 14 halves so eat up! Like almonds, walnuts are mostly cultivated in California and they are also a rich source of healthy monounsaturated fats.


Health Benefits of Walnuts
Nutrition Tidbits for Walnuts. FDA Approved Health Claim for Walnuts. In 2003, the FDA recognized the benefits of nuts and their role in heart disease prevention by approving a health claim for 7 kinds of nuts (almonds, hazelnuts, peanuts, pecans, some pine nuts, pistachios and walnuts).


Why You Should be Eating More Almonds and Walnuts
Almonds are high in monounsaturated fats, the same type of health-promoting fats found in olive oil. Iâm sure by now youâve heard all the hubbub over the Mediterranean diet! A diet proficient in monounsaturated fats is linked to a lower risk of heart disease.


Health Benefits of Walnuts
Walnuts add a flavorful crunch to dishes. Here are some simple ideas to incorporate walnuts in your diet to reap their health benefits: 1  instead of snacking on cookies, crack some walnuts open and eat them as snacks.  instead of using meat, toss toasted walnuts in your salad or pasta to add some crunch.


Why You Should be Eating More Almonds and Walnuts
Sweet almonds, the kind you can and should eat are ounce for ounce, one of the most nutritionally dense nuts. Check out this nutrient list for more details! Nutrients in 1/4 cup of raw almonds (35 g): 45% Daily Value of Manganese.


Atrioventricular nodal reentry tachycardia (AVNRT)
Atrioventricular nodal reentry tachycardia (AVNRT) Atrioventricular nodal reentry tachycardia (AVNRT) is the most common type of supraventricular tachycardia. Episodes often start and end suddenly, and occur because of a reentrant circuit â also called an accessory pathway â located in or near the AV node that causes the heart to beat prematurely. AVNRT tends to occur more often in young women, but it can affect both males and females of any age.


Overview
There are three major types of supraventricular tachycardia: Atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia (AVNRT). This is the most common type of supraventricular tachycardia in both males and females of any age, although it tends to occur more often in young women. Atrioventricular reciprocating tachycardia (AVRT).


Diagnosis and Management of Common Types of Supraventricular Tachycardia
Atrioventricular reentrant tachycardia (AVRT) is the second most common type of SVT, accounting for about 30% of all SVTs. Read about atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia (AVNRT), the most common type of SVT.


Learn how UpToDate can help you.
Atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia (AVNRT) is a regular supraventricular tachycardia (SVT) that results from the formation of a reentry circuit confined to the AV node and perinodal atrial tissue. Because of its abrupt onset and termination, AVNRT is categorized as a paroxysmal SVT (PSVT).


Types of Supraventricular Tachycardia - Topic Overview
Atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia Atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia (AVNRT) is a common type of supraventricular tachycardia. It accounts for many of the fast heart rates that start in the upper part of the heart (excluding atrial fibrillation).


Atrial fibrillation
Atrioventricular reentrant tachycardia (AVRT) is a type of supraventricular tachycardia (SVT). It accounts for about 30% of all SVTs. Atrioventricular reentrant tachycardia (AVRT) is a type of supraventricular tachycardia (SVT).


Atrioventricular Reentrant Tachycardia (AVRT)
AVRT is a reentrant tachycardia. As is the case with all reentrant SVTs, people with AVRT are born with an abnormal electrical connection in the heart. In AVRT, the extra connection, which is often called an accessory pathway, joins one of the atria (the upper chambers of the heart) with one of the ventricles (the lower chambers of the heart).


Medical Dictionary
Sinus node reentrant tachycardia Sinus node reentrant tachycardia is a rare type of fast heart rate. This type is caused by abnormal conduction of electrical impulses within the sinus node.


Medical Dictionary
Atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia. Atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia (AVNRT) is a common type of supraventricular tachycardia. It accounts for many of the fast heart rates that start in the upper part of the heart (excluding atrial fibrillation). Atrioventricular (AV) nodal reentrant tachycardia can cause symptoms at any age. It typically is not a result of other forms of heart disease. AVNRT is caused by an abnormal or extra electrical pathway in the heart, a kind of short circuit.


Atrioventricular Reentrant Tachycardia (AVRT)
Atrioventricular reentrant tachycardia (AVRT) is the second most common type of SVT, accounting for about 30% of all SVTs. What Is AVRT? AVRT is a type of reentrant tachycardia.


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1 Determines the years and months of creditable Federal service. 2  Uses the retiree's final salary. 3  Accounts for any survivor election. 4  Applies a reduction for age if appropriate.  Reduces the amount of interim payment to cover premiums for any insurance elections.


The â3 to 5 Monthsâ Wait Time, and Why Itâs Disappointing
While this seems high, it isnât as high as March 2013âs veteransâ application backlog, which was at more than 600,000 cases. And the number of people looking to receive Social Security Disability benefits has only increased.


The â3 to 5 Monthsâ Wait Time, and Why Itâs Disappointing
Here are the basics of the process: According to Tim Moore, a former disability examiner for the SSA, the first step in the long claims approval process is to send your Social Security disability benefits application to a state disability agency, which is also called disability determination services (DDS).


Retire FAQ
OPM is currently working with agencies to improve timeliness and quality of personnel/payroll information submissions. Indeed, OPM's Strategic Plan speaks to the shared responsibility for retirement processing among employees, agencies and OPM so resolving these issues is at the very center of the radar screen. Incomplete or inaccurate information from agencies can significantly delay processing and ultimately, a retiree's check.


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Tricuspid regurgitation is also called tricuspid insufficiency or tricuspid incompetence. It means there is a backflow of blood from the lower-right chamber (the right ventricle) to the upper-right chamber (the right atrium), either because of a damaged tricuspid valve or an enlarged right ventricle.he tricuspid valve regulates the blood flow from the heart's upper-right chamber (the right atrium) to the lower-right chamber (the right ventricle). Two diseases of the tricuspid valve are regurgitation and stenosis. Tricuspid Regurgitation.


Overview
1 This can lead to blood leaking backward (regurgitating) into the right atrium. 2  Tricuspid valve regurgitation in children is usually caused by heart disease present at birth (congenital heart disease), and Ebstein's anomaly is the most common congenital heart disease that causes the condition.ou may be diagnosed with this condition when having tests for other conditions. Signs and symptoms of tricuspid valve regurgitation may include: 1  Fatigue. 2  Declining exercise capacity. 3  Swelling in your abdomen, legs or veins in your neck. 4  Abnormal heart rhythms. 5  Pulsing in your neck.


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The main cause of tricuspid regurgitation is an enlarged right ventricle. This may be caused by any disorder that causes right ventricular failure, such as increased pressure in the pulmonary artery. Damage to the tricuspid valve may be caused by rheumatic fever.he tricuspid valve regulates the blood flow from the heart's upper-right chamber (the right atrium) to the lower-right chamber (the right ventricle). Two diseases of the tricuspid valve are regurgitation and stenosis. Tricuspid Regurgitation.


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Diseases of the tricuspid and pulmonary valves are fairly rare. The tricuspid valve regulates the blood flow from the heart's upper-right chamber (the right atrium) to the lower-right chamber (the right ventricle). Two diseases of the tricuspid valve are regurgitation and stenosis.Tricuspid Regurgitation.he tricuspid valve regulates the blood flow from the heart's upper-right chamber (the right atrium) to the lower-right chamber (the right ventricle). Two diseases of the tricuspid valve are regurgitation and stenosis. Tricuspid Regurgitation.


Tricuspid insufficiency
Tricuspid insufficiency (TI) , a valvular heart disease also called tricuspid regurgitation (TR), refers to the failure of the heart's tricuspid valve to close properly during systole.eft ventricular failure is, in turn, the most common cause of right ventricular dilation. Other common causes of right ventricular dilation include right ventricular infarction, inferior myocardial infarction and cor pulmonale. Other diseases can directly affect the tricuspid valve.


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Causes. Tricuspid valve regurgitation can have several causes. Tricuspid valve regurgitation is usually caused by the lower right heart chamber (right ventricle) bulging (dilating), which can lead to the tricuspid valve not working properly.ou may be diagnosed with this condition when having tests for other conditions. Signs and symptoms of tricuspid valve regurgitation may include: 1  Fatigue. 2  Declining exercise capacity. 3  Swelling in your abdomen, legs or veins in your neck. 4  Abnormal heart rhythms. 5  Pulsing in your neck.


Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drug (NSAID
Tricuspid regurgitation may be found in people with a type of congenital heart disease called Ebstein's anomaly. Other, less common causes of tricuspid regurgitation include: 1  Carcinoid tumors, which release a hormone that damages the valve. 2  Marfan syndrome. 3  Injury.4  Rheumatoid arthritis. 5  Radiation therapy. 6  Rheumatic fever.ricuspid regurgitation may not cause any symptoms if the regurgitation is not severe. However, patients may have: 1  Active pulsing in the neck veins. 2  Decreased urine output. 3  Fatigue, tiredness. 4  General swelling. 5  Swelling of the abdomen. 6  Swelling of the feet and ankles. 7  Weakness.