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How to Install UnderDeck The OriginalÂ®. A handy Do-It-Yourselfer or carpenter can install the Under Deck Ceiling System using our easy to follow instructions that come with the components.Since our System fits directly onto your existing deck, thereâs little or no framing construction to worry about.ow to Install UnderDeck The OriginalÂ®. A handy Do-It-Yourselfer or carpenter can install the Under Deck Ceiling System using our easy to follow instructions that come with the components.


How to Install Soffit Under a Porch Roof
Study the patio area and measure the distance between the end of the soffit on the fascia board side and the exterior wall transition. This measurement will let you know how many soffit board widths there will be from the fascia to the eave.egin at the patio-to-exterior-wall transition and work your way down toward the fascia. Cut the soffit board planks so the ends are aligned with the center of the patio trusses. Nail them to the trusses using the large-gauge finish nail gun.


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Removing Mothball Smell From Your House. The strong odor of these moth deterrers can linger in your home. This guide is about removing mothball smell from your house.


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Moth balls are solid balls of a chemical (1,4-dichlorobenzine) that slowly sublimates over time, that is it goes from the solid state directly to a gas without becoming a li â¦ quid and without heat. Another example of a sublimating substance is frozen carbon dioxide, or dry ice.


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We put moth balls under our house to repel rabbits. The good news is that this has worked. The bad news is that my wife cannot tolerate the smell of moth balls. That area is inaccessible, so we're trying to neutralize the odor-or some such solution-we can't get under there to remove them.


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Moth balls are solid balls of a chemical (1,4-dichlorobenzine) that slowly sublimates over time, that is it goes from the solid state directly to a gas without becoming a li â¦ quid and without heat.


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Air the house thoroughly. Put fans in the windows turned to pull the air out, not in. I use mothballs and to remove the odor from clothes, I hang them somewhere with good air circulation. Good luck. At least you do not have a house full of insects.


How to Remove the Odor of Mothballs
Mothballs (containing naphthalene) leave a smell that isn't very pleasant. Removing the odor can take time but try these methods and with persistence, you should be able to remove the odor eventually.


How to Get Mothball Smell Out of Clothes
Joe Fresh November 27, 2011 Clothes 1 Comment. Mothball smells are one of the most challenging odors to remove from clothing, and require special treatment and precautions in doing so. The chemical odors left from items are impossible to ignore and require attention before being considered for use.


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The good news is that this has worked. The bad news is that my wife cannot tolerate the smell of moth balls. That area is inaccessible, so we're trying to neutralize the odor-or some such solution-we can't get under there to remove them.


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Question: Removing Mothball Smell from House. I am buying a new house. The previous owners put moth balls in every room and closet drawer. The entire house is saturated with this smell.


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dmfoss/iStock/Getty Images. The purpose of mothballs is controlling clothes-eating moths, but some people use them to control other pests, including rodents, snakes and other insects. One end result is a lingering odor that's as bad for you as it smells.


What It Costs: Ad Prices From TV's Biggest Buys to the Smallest Screens
If you also end up feeling a fresh surge of curiosity -- about the price tags for other media products and placements -- the good news is that the following sample is just the beginning; What It Costs will live on as an ever-expanding weekly feature in Ad Age's soon-to-relaunch DataCenter.


What Should You Pay for Branding?
Read our free ebook How to Buy Branding and find out: 1  If your firm is truly ready to brand. 2  What you can buy from branding providers. 3  How to avoid hidden costs. 4  Who you should add to your team. 5  What to ask yourself when itâs time to decide.


What It Costs: Ad Prices From TV's Biggest Buys to the Smallest Screens
No matter where you sit in the marketing ecosystem -- whether you're a buyer or seller of media, or both -- you're likely to experience a range of reactions and emotions as you browse thorugh this sample from our inaugural What It Costs package.


What Should You Pay for Branding?
For some context, the cost of our largest Distility Brand Strategy Workshop is $21,500. Big Budget Infrastructure, Sales, Marketing Fees: $200K to $1M+ Branding prices rise dramatically when you have multiple brands to rebrand or multiple locations to rebrand.


What Should You Pay for Branding?
Mid-Range Brand Strategy Fees: $5K to $50K. Brand strategy fees also vary widely. You can pay between $5,000 for an intuitive consultation with a seasoned expert and $50,000 for an agency to do a ton of deep thinking.


What Should You Pay for Branding?
A Note on the Cost of Brand Guidelines. The more people you pay to work with your brand, the more important brand guidelines become. For a low-end project, you are likely to have no guidelines or minimal guidelines on the use of your logo and fonts. For a mid-range project, guidelines can cost between $5,000 to $20,000.


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1 Try planting a variety of kinds when growing melons. 2  You can decide with ones you like best and save plenty of seeds from the melons you harvest for the next growing season. 3  Try an alternative melon growing method, such as planting them next to a tall, sturdy trellis.


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1 Plant the melons seeds or plants in hills of dirt. 2  Put 3 to 5 melon seeds about 1 inch deep (2.5 cm) and 2 inches (5.08 cm) apart. 3  Plant starter plants about 2 inches (5.08) apart. 4  6 Edit step.


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1 You can decide with ones you like best and save plenty of seeds from the melons you harvest for the next growing season. 2  Try an alternative melon growing method, such as planting them next to a tall, sturdy trellis. 3  When the plants start to vine, wrap them around the trellis.


Growing Honeydew Melon from Seeds, Days 1-5
Some viewers are turned off by the prospect of not having a user manual to growing honeydew where everything is perfectly optimized, so if you are looking to follow instructions to the letter, this series is not for you.


ASK THE EXPERTS: CAN I PLANT A WATERMELON SEED?
Oh, and make sure the watermelon hasnât been chilled, because the cold temperature will damage the seeds. To dry your seeds, place them on a towel or some newspaper in a sunny spot (a window sill will do) for about a week. Once theyâre dry, you can plant them! Of course, actually growing a watermelon is a whole other question and process in itself. It requires a lot of attention, water and sunlight, but the reward for all your hard work is definitely worth it. Do some research online for tips on growing your own watermelon.


Tricks & Tips to Germinate Watermelon Seeds
Only Use Fresh Seeds. Watermelon seeds rank as one of the easiest seeds to collect and save from ripe fruit. Simply scoop the seeds out of a watermelon, rinse them under water to remove any fruit pieces or fruit juices, and let them air-dry on a paper towel. In general, watermelon seeds stay viable for approximately four years. However, the longer you wait, the lower your chances of optimal germination. For the best results, plant watermelon seeds as soon as you harvest them.


Growing Honeydew Melon from Seeds, Days 1-5
This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. I bought a honeydew melon (binomial name: Cucumis melo) to eat and took out 50 of the 200+ seeds that were in the center for a germination trial. It was a regular honeydew melon from a supermarket which was never frozen at any point.


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Warnings. 1  Do not over-water as this can cause your plants and melons to rot. 2  If water is standing on top of the soil, add some mulch around the melon plants. 3  Don't plant melons if there is a risk of frost. 4  Melon plants will not survive frost and seeds are likely not to germinate if the soils gets too cold.


ASK THE EXPERTS: CAN I PLANT A WATERMELON SEED?
You can plant those seeds, and they may grow into a watermelon (though not always), but the result wonât be the same type of watermelon you purchased and enjoyed months ago. Itâll be a smaller, less tasty watermelon â the kind a lot of farmers call âpig melonsâ because theyâre only good for feeding to the pigs.


Indonesia
The largest islands are Sumatra, Java (the most populous), Bali, Kalimantan (Indonesia's part of Borneo), Sulawesi (Celebes), the Nusa Tenggara islands, the Moluccas Islands, and Irian Jaya (also called West Papua), the western part of New Guinea.n 1922, Indonesia was made an integral part of the Dutch kingdom. During World War II, Japan seized the islands. Tokyo was primarily interested in Indonesia's oil, which was vital to the war effort, and tolerated fledgling nationalists such as Sukarno and Mohammed Hatta.


Indonesia
The nation's capital city is Jakarta. The country shares land borders with Papua New Guinea, East Timor, and Malaysia. Other neighbouring countries include Singapore, the Philippines, Australia, Palau, and the Indian territory of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.Indonesia is a founding member of ASEAN and a member of the G-20 major economies.alm oil production is important to the economy of Indonesia as the country is the world's biggest producer and consumer of the commodity, providing about half the world supply. Oil palm plantations stretch across 6 million hectares (roughly twice the size of Belgium).


Indonesia's Information
Indonesia Description. Indonesia, with over 18,000 counted islands, is by far the largest and most varied archipelago on Earth. It spans almost 2 million square kilometers between Asia and Australia.With a population of 248,216,193, Indonesia shares land borders with 3 countries: Malaysia, Timor-Leste and Papa New Guinea.Positioned on the Equator, across a region of immense volcanic activity, Indonesia has some 400 volcanoes within its borders, with at least 90 still active in some way.ndonesia Description. Indonesia, with over 18,000 counted islands, is by far the largest and most varied archipelago on Earth. It spans almost 2 million square kilometers between Asia and Australia.


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The border between the Southeast Asian countries of Indonesia and Malaysia consist of both a land border separating the two countries' territories on the island of Borneo as well as maritime boundaries along the length of the Straits of Malacca, in the South China Sea and in the Celebes Sea.he continental shelf boundary between Indonesia and Malaysia in the South China Sea is also drawn along the equidistant line between the baselines of the two countries under the 1969 continental shelf boundary. The border in the Celebes Sea is subject to dispute between the two countries.


Indonesia Population 2018
Indonesia is made up of more than 17,000 islands with over 1.9 million square kilometers of land, which makes it the 19th largest country. Indonesia has a population estimated at 257 million in 2015, up from the 2013 estimate of 250 million. About 58% of Indonesia's population lives on Java, the most populous island.n addition to this diverse population, Indonesia is also the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, as just over 86% of Indonesians declared Muslim on the 2000 census. 8.7% are Christian, 3% are Hindu, 1.8% are Buddhist or other.


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___ Indonesia. A virtual travel to the Indonesian archipelago. Indonesia is an island nation in Southeast Asia, it consists of many islands in the Malay Archipelago also known as Maritime Southeast Asia. virtual travel to the Indonesian archipelago. Indonesia is an island nation in Southeast Asia, it consists of many islands in the Malay Archipelago also known as Maritime Southeast Asia.


Indonesia
Its neighbor to the north is Malaysia and to the east is Papua New Guinea. Indonesia, part of the âring of fire,â has the largest number of active volcanoes in the world. Earthquakes are frequent.Wallace's line, a zoological demarcation between Asian and Australian flora and fauna, divides Indonesia.n 1922, Indonesia was made an integral part of the Dutch kingdom. During World War II, Japan seized the islands. Tokyo was primarily interested in Indonesia's oil, which was vital to the war effort, and tolerated fledgling nationalists such as Sukarno and Mohammed Hatta.


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Indonesia-Southeast Asia's largest economy-is increasingly mentioned as an appropriate candidate to be included in the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China) as the country is rapidly showing signs of similar newly advanced economic development.ndonesia-Southeast Asia's largest economy-is increasingly mentioned as an appropriate candidate to be included in the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China) as the country is rapidly showing signs of similar newly advanced economic development.


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The principal document determining the land border between Indonesia and Malaysia on the island of Borneo is the Border Convention or London Convention of 1891 which was signed in London signed between Great Britain and the Netherlands, the two relevant colonial powers of that time, on 20 June 1891.he continental shelf boundary between Indonesia and Malaysia in the South China Sea is also drawn along the equidistant line between the baselines of the two countries under the 1969 continental shelf boundary. The border in the Celebes Sea is subject to dispute between the two countries.


Indonesia Population 2018
In addition to this diverse population, Indonesia is also the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, as just over 86% of Indonesians declared Muslim on the 2000 census. 8.7% are Christian, 3% are Hindu, 1.8% are Buddhist or other.n addition to this diverse population, Indonesia is also the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, as just over 86% of Indonesians declared Muslim on the 2000 census. 8.7% are Christian, 3% are Hindu, 1.8% are Buddhist or other.


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Find out what a home is worth in 1 easy step. Receive a free house price estimate for your home & the latest info on house sales in your suburb.Access the most comprehensive free online property report in Australia.This was the first step that we took before we decided to sell our homes.ind out what a home is worth in 1 easy step. Receive a free house price estimate for your home & the latest info on house sales in your suburb.


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Property Values No Matter Where You Are. If you're wondering what that house you just visited is worth then simply download our Mobile app and you can know in seconds.Our app lets you discover the automated calculated value estimate of properties throughout Australia no matter where you are.Author: Graeme Salt Source: Chan & Naylor.f you're wondering what that house you just visited is worth then simply download our Mobile app and you can know in seconds.


What is the value of my home?
Make small adjustments to your estimate value to take this into account. If you have been going to lots of open homes and auctions you should have a good feel for what the market is like in your area. You can also use some of the figures listed at the bottom of this page to help you gauge how hot the market is.he most common method of valuing a property is to compare it to properties that have just sold in the local area. We recommend that you only consider comparing sales with the following attributes: 1  Within 1 km of the property youâre buying (larger areas for country regions).


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Finding a house or apartment to buy. Houses and apartments are generally bought and sold through real estate agents, but you can also buy direct from the owner. To find real estate agents in your area, use the Real Estate Industry of Victoria's agency search tool.ost of housing. House prices in Victoria vary widely from region to region. Choose your location and style of home based on what you can afford. Once you've decided to buy, it is worth investigating different areas.


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You want to make sure the property is the right price, location, value, size and lifestyle. On this page: 1  Cost of housing. 2  Housing types. 3  Find a house or apartment to buy. 4  Home inspections and valuations. 5  Buying a house.6  Costs. 7  Borrowing money.ost of housing. House prices in Victoria vary widely from region to region. Choose your location and style of home based on what you can afford. Once you've decided to buy, it is worth investigating different areas.


What is the value of my home?
Step 1: Find Local Sales. The most common method of valuing a property is to compare it to properties that have just sold in the local area. We recommend that you only consider comparing sales with the following attributes: 1  Within 1 km of the property youâre buying (larger areas for country regions).2  Sold in the last six months.he most common method of valuing a property is to compare it to properties that have just sold in the local area. We recommend that you only consider comparing sales with the following attributes: 1  Within 1 km of the property youâre buying (larger areas for country regions).


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Cost of housing. House prices in Victoria vary widely from region to region. Choose your location and style of home based on what you can afford. Once you've decided to buy, it is worth investigating different areas.ost of housing. House prices in Victoria vary widely from region to region. Choose your location and style of home based on what you can afford. Once you've decided to buy, it is worth investigating different areas.


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though there may be some legal and latin terms thrown in it does not require a law degree or a classics degree to grasp the concept most of us are familiar with levels of intent whether we are trained in the law or not


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this problem is the result of some confusion that exists between intent and impact intent describes the source s motive and intentions when initiating action s that offend or hurt others impact refers to the ways in which a person or persons is negatively impacted by the source s conduct


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the default standard only applies when lawmakers do not explicitly state that the criminal law is intended to be strict liability and not that someone forgot to add in an intent term strict liability means that so long as the criminal act was committed it does not matter what the intent was


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basic intent versus specific intent crimes or torts specific intent is usually interpreted to mean intentionally or knowingly the property of another and the mental element of specific intent to steal the property intent to commit a felony therein intended the precise harm or the precise result that occurred


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the end result impact was that someone was offended however the intent was not to hurt or harass in this case the most effective organizational response in terms of the source would be to sensitize the employee to the importance of reading cues when working in a multi cultural environment


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proving criminal intent is fundamental to our criminal justice system it is what separates an accident from a crime creating a default level of criminal intent or mens rea is an essential part of criminal justice reform


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there is a simple calculation that for centuries has added up to create crimes in our criminal laws first there must be a criminal act also known as actus reus a criminal act is the bad action taken by the individual in question


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the actions of another yet that other person the source seems to have intended no harm when the source did not harbour bad intentions organizations often dismiss the complaint as insignificant concluding that the event does not qualify as harassment because there was no mal intent this approach can have dire consequences


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with that criminal act must also be criminal intent also known as mens rea translated from latin as guilty mind criminal intent is a core tenet of the american criminal justice system because the guilty mind is what separates an accident from a wrongful act that society has decided should be punished


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criminal intent mens rea is an element of almost all crimes conspiracy for instance requires proof of an agreement and proof that the object of the agreement the intent was to commit a crime in the civil context likewise specific intent or bad faith is a required element of many torts and statutory violations


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1,616 items. found with Premier Prints Designer Fabrics. Founded in the 90s, Premier Prints has made a name for itself as an innovative and quality fabric designer. Monochrome is popular among their fabrics, but youâll also find a variety of designs, ranging from classic to modern.


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Print design is a varied category of commercial art. Graphic designers in the industry of print design find themselves working on magazine layouts, book covers and layouts, catalogs, greeting cards, packaging, textile prints, and more. Itâs a long, fantastic list of artwork and design meant to be recreated in a tangible, printed form.


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Career Definition for a Print Designer. Print designers use their technical and typographic skills to arrange and style words and numbers as they appear on a page. Their design activities include choosing font types, sizes and colors to create attractive headlines and text-based presentations that will catch the reader's eye.


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You need to smoke or dry your jerky until it is completely dry. Depending on how you do it and your climate, this can take 12 to 72 hours. Trying to run a smoker for more than about 12 hours can be a challenge for many people. When it comes to jerky you are going to get the smoke flavor into the meat in about 3 hours.


Making Jerky in Your Smoker
However, it is easy to over smoke jerky since the meat it is cut very thin before being smoked. Do not use extra smoking chips in your smoker when making jerky. Jerky is generally long thin strips of meat that have been dried. Typically, the meat is beef and the traditional method of drying is in the sun.


Making Jerky in Your Smoker
Trying to run a smoker for more than about 12 hours can be a challenge for many people. When it comes to jerky you are going to get the smoke flavor into the meat in about 3 hours. After this you can take the jerky out of the smoker and finish it off in a food dehydrator or the oven.


Making Jerky in Your Smoker
If you are using an electric smoker, you will introduce a small amount of smoke, but if you are smoking over a charcoal or hardwood fire, this will generate plenty of smoke. You need to smoke or dry your jerky until it is completely dry. Depending on how you do it and your climate, this can take 12 to 72 hours.


Making Jerky in Your Smoker
Jerky is easily made in a smoker, oven, food dehydrator or even laid out in the sun. Making jerky in a smoker adds a great smoky flavor that you won't get any other way. However, it is easy to over smoke jerky since the meat it is cut very thin before being smoked.


How to make jerky in a smoker
If you are interested in making homemade jerky, check out my tutorial on how to make jerky in a smoker. Smoking jerky is a two part process. The first part is the curing and seasoning of the jerky and the second is the drying of it.


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You want the temperature in a dehydrator, oven, or smoker to max at 160-170 degrees. I have found that if the jerky spends too much time in the smoker, it ends up with an overpowering bitter smoke flavor that most people don't care for. You want the temperature in a dehydrator, oven, or smoker to max at 160-170 degrees.


How long to dehydrate beef jerky?
I am looking to make beef jerky at home but am a bit confused on how long to keep it in the dehydrator. My dehydrator works at about 140 degrees.


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I have found that if the jerky spends too much time in the smoker, it ends up with an overpowering bitter smoke flavor that most people don't care for. You want the temperature in a dehydrator, oven, or smoker to max at 160-170 degrees. I do not have a dehydrator, only a smoker. Thanks for the replies so far.


How long does it take to smoke beef jerky?
I plan on buying a water electric smoker from Char-broil and am curious about how long it takes to smoke meat and find out if you have to do any additional steps to get beef jerky prepared after the smoking process is done. Thanks.


How Many Plays Did Shakespeare Write?
1 Potentially 1 or more miss-attributed plays (plays that have been attributed to someone other than Shakespeare that some academics feel may have bee written by Shakespeare, e.g. 2  Double Falsehood). 3  A number of plays that Shakespeare may have collaborated on with other writers (e.g. Henry VII and The Two Noble Kinsmen).


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1 There are 37 plays Shakespeare definitely wrote. 2  At least 1 âlostâ play (a play found after Shakespeareâs death thatâs been attributed to him, e.g. 3  Cardenio).


How Many Plays did Shakespeare Write?
William Shakespeare is known as the 'father of English literature' who wrote around 41 plays, 154 sonnets, and 2 narrative poems.


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Reply. Thank you for clarifying that. I had looked up on other websites for the exact number of plays Shakespeare had written, some said 37 and some said 38 so I wasnât sure. Then I saw your website, and I thought, well I guess that settles it.


How Many Plays did Shakespeare Write?
He not only wrote plays, but also appeared as an actor on the stage called 'Globe Theatre' in the Southwark district of London. Shakespeare wrote forty-one plays that include 10 historical plays, 15 comedies, 11 tragedies, and 5 other plays. His two plays collaborated with John Fletcher in the early nineteenth century were 'Cardenio' and 'The Two Noble Kinsmen' lost in theater fire.


How do you deal with unacceptable behavior?
Good question, and a simple on you might think, but the truth is itâs a question with no certain answer! Hereâs why: 1  There are 37 plays Shakespeare definitely wrote. 2  At least 1 âlostâ play (a play found after Shakespeareâs death thatâs been attributed to him, e.g. 3  Cardenio).


How Many Plays did Shakespeare Write?
1. King John (1623). The historical play is about King Richard, the Second who ruled England between 1377-1399. It is Shakespeare's second tetralogy, which has four plays chronologically. Henry IV, (Part 1), Henry IV (Part 2), and Henry V are preceded by Richard II.


OtherGround Forums How long does it take for edibles to kick in?
How do you determine the dosage on home made edibles? Here is what I do. I think it's somewhat accurate. Helps to know the THC in your weed. Most is 20%-25%. Let's go with 25% because the OG on deals with the best . You get 1/4 oz, which is 7 grams. 25% of that is 1.75 grams. You extract that into one stick of butter, for example.


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The amount of time it takes for the effects to kick in also depends on your metabolism. People with faster metabolisms may feel medicated after an hour, yet people with slower metabolisms may not feel the effects for two hours or more. How Long Does the Effects of an Edible Last? Metabolizing cannabis makes the effects much stronger. Edibles are typically made with highly concentrated cannabis, be it in actual concentrate form (hash oil), cannabis-infused butter, or infused oil.


How long do edibles take to set in?
How long do edibles take to set in? Discussion in 'Incredible, Edible Herb' started by Lord Cohliani, Oct 13, 2010. I'm going to a haunted house with some friends. It's kinda a long drive there, and I probably wont have time to smoke right before I leave.


How Long Do Edibles Last?
First, the effects of the edibles usually won't be felt for 40 minutes to 1 hour, so edible users will have to exercise some patience before consuming more product. The reward can be great, as edible highs last from 1 to 8 hours, depending on the amount.


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Re: How long does it take for edibles to kick in? [Re: kr0nik0] #17421860 - 12/20/12 11:19 AM (5 years, 2 months ago)


A Guide to Edibles for Beginners
So How Long Do Edibles Take to Kick In? In the case of regular marijuana-infused food products such as brownies, cookies, candies, etc., the average onset time can range from thirty minutes to well over an hour, in some cases even taking as long as two hours to kick in.


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Between the time it takes for the cannabis to kick in and the highly concentrated levels of THC found in many edibles, finding the correct dose can be quite the chore. Lindsay says, âIn most places, 10mg is a âdose.â Consider this like one beer; this amount will affect some people a lot, and others not at all.


How Long Does It Take For A Edible To Kick In Part 1&First Time Getting High On A Cannabis Cockt
How Long Does It Take For A Edible To Kick In Part 1&First Time Getting High On A Cannabis Cockt


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Traveling to la from australia where can i bit dees edibles, staying in hollywood News said the first place in CA selling recreational is in West Hollywood. 1/5/18 5:03 pm


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Re: how long do edibles take to kick in? [Re: mapleleafmarijuana] #19314114 - 12/22/13 10:04 PM (3 years, 10 months ago)


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Site Plan. 1  Roof plan. 2  Foundation Plan. 3  2 Section Plans. 4  4 Elevation Plans. 5  Main Floor Plan. 6  Second Floor Plan (*if required) 7  Basement Floor Plan (*if required) 8  All plans are printed on 11 x 17 sheets.


Fee Schedules for Residential House Plans
Fee Schedules for Residential House Plans. Design drafting fees are based on a design area and construction features. The design drafting process is composed of an initial $1,500.00 design deposit. There is a basic minimum fee of $1,500.00. Construction drawings are based on per square foot area as follows:


Fee Schedules for Residential House Plans
Fee Schedules for Residential House Plans Design drafting fees are based on a design area and construction features. The design drafting process is composed of an initial $1,500.00 design deposit.


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The purpose of these guidelines is to outline the process for utilizing the new Washington University. Architect/Engineer fee schedule f or capital projects for the Facilities Management Division (FMD), Washington. University School of Medicine .Please note, there are ongoing efforts to automate thefee schedule by. incorporating it into the new Project Delivery process (PM Web).


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Fee Schedules for Residential House Plans, are based on a design area and construction features. Learn more about terms & call us today to get a free quote. Fee Schedules for Residential House Plans, are based on a design area and construction features.


Fee Schedules for Residential House Plans
Design drafting fees are based on a design area and construction features. 1  The design drafting process is composed of an initial $1,500.00 design deposit. 2  There is a basic minimum fee of $1,500.00.


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conditions (from 0.50 to 1.50) per the Washington University Architect and Engineer Design Fee Schedule dated 2/6/2015. The design fee percentage will be developed by linear interpolation between the percentages listed and will be based


Fee Schedules for Residential House Plans
Fees are due upon delivery of final drawings. 1  Fees include 1 set of revisions by client. 2  Any additional drafting revisions are subject to a $75.00 per hour fee. 3  The design drafting process is composed of an initial $1,500.00 design deposit. 4  Fees do not include any engineering Design Services.


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The design fee percentage will be calculated based upon a . LIBRARY. with a complexity in Tier. 3. and a fee multiplier of . 1.0. per the Washington University Architect and Engineer Design Fee Schedule dated 2/6/2015. The design fee percentage is developed by linear interpolation between the percentages listed and will be based on an estimated construction cost of . $10,000,000, resulting in a design fee percentage of . 6.4%. and a corresponding fee of . $640,000. C. EXAMPLE: (Iconic Building) The design fee percentage will be calculated based upon a new . Athletic & Recreational Facilities with iconic architecture. with a complexity in Tier. 3. and a fee multiplier of . 1.5. per the Washington University Architect and Engineer Design Fee Schedule dated 2/6/2015. The design fee percentage is developed by linear interpolation between the percentages listed and will be based on an estimated construction cost of . $10,000,000, resulting in a design fee percentage of . 9.6% . and a ...


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How much does a Nurse Practitioner in Sacramento, CA make? The median annual Nurse Practitioner salary in Sacramento, CA is $106,459, as of July 29, 2016, with a range usually between $98,778-$115,650 not including bonus and benefit information and other factors that impact base pay.


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This chart describes the expected percentage of people who perform the job of Nurse Practitioner in Sacramento, CA that make less than that salary. For example 50% of the people who perform the job of Nurse Practitioner in Sacramento are expected to make less than the median. Source: HR Reported data as of August 2016.


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For example the median expected annual pay for a typical Nurse Practitioner in the United States is $106,459 so 50% of the people who perform the job of Nurse Practitioner in the United States are expected to make less than $106,459.


50 Best Nursing Careers Based on Salary and Demand
Examines and treats patients independently and in autonomous collaboration with other health care professionals. Ensures proper illness and injury care and disease prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. Requires a master's degree in area of specialty, certification as a Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner (CRNP), and state authority for advanced practice.


Sacramento Makes List for Top Paid Registered Nurses
Registered Nurse Salary in Sacramento, CA. In 2012, registered nurse salary in Sacramento California was $107,710 per year, or about $51 per hour. The average wage for registered nurses across California is $91,000 per year. Meaning, RNs in Sacramento earn $16,000 more than the average California registered nurse. Thatâs why there has been a growing demand for high quality registered nurse programs in Sacramento over the last 10 years.


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Problems abound for a small village near Sochi The Winter Olympics are a source of jobs for many people in the Sochi area, and a source of excitement for many others. For the village of Akhshtyr, the games have proven nothing but a source of problems thus far. (06.02.2014).


Durable water repellent
On the other hand, rain water or salt water affects DWRs less significantly. Affected garments can be treated with a 'spray-on' or 'wash-in' treatment to improve water-repellency. Heat treatment reactivates the factory applied repellent finish and aids the repelling of water, and other liquids such as oils.


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The HVX shells used on the Performance Series combine advanced grain orientation technology and hand-selected North American hard rock maple to deliver a low, punchy fundamental, with ample resonance and projection that's perfectly suited for live applications.


Olympic Winter Games have damaging effect on Sochiâs environment
For years, environmental groups have called for more attention to be paid to the damage done to the region's natural reserves due to the large-scale construction of sports facilities, residential areas, tunnels, roads and railways needed for Sochi to host the Games.


Durable water repellent
Fluorine-containing durable water repellent makes a fabric water-resistant. DWR (durable water repellent) is a coating added to fabrics at the factory to make them water-resistant (or hydrophobic). Most factory-applied treatments are fluoropolymer based. Durable water repellents are commonly used in conjunction with waterproof breathable fabrics such as Gore-Tex to prevent the outer layer of fabric from becoming saturated with water.


Olympic Winter Games have damaging effect on Sochiâs environment
The authorities deny any wrongdoing and stress that everything has been done to prevent damage to the environment. According to the Russian Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment, Rinat Gizatulin, the net effect of the Olympic Winter Games on the environment of the Sochi region will be positive.


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Opinion: The dark stain on Sochi's sparkling snow Russian President Vladimir Putin is using the Sochi games to play down civil rights abuses and boost his own position internationally, writes the president of the International Federation for Human Rights, Karim Lahidji.


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Performance Series 8 toms feature a 7-ply HVX construction, while the Snares feature 10-ply HVX, and the 10-16, along with all bass drums, feature 8-ply HVX construction. Cymbals and hardware not included. Note that DW products are not available for further discounting online.


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Or did that come factory, because when my snare came, it didn't have the 3P on it. I ended up getting the store to keep it as a floor model, but they still have it, and I'm seriously tempted to go back and get it.


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Shoulder Blade Pain Relief. Learn to relieve your shoulder blade pain with some simple, yet highly effective techniques. You may have worked too much at your desk or overstressed your body in sports like rock climbing, swimming or fitness, etc. And it doesn't really matter if you are active or sedentary.


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Learn to relieve your shoulder blade pain with some simple, yet highly effective techniques. You may have worked too much at your desk or overstressed your body in sports like rock climbing, swimming or fitness, etc. And it doesn't really matter if you are active or sedentary.


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Shoulder blade pain is a constant nagging pain that is quite difficult to manage. It has various forms like pain in either left or right side of the shoulder; or pain between the two blades. The intensity of pain may vary from mild to acute; and can sometimes, even affect the daily activities. Causes.


Shoulder Blade Pain Relief
Advertisement. Shoulder blade pain is a constant nagging pain that is quite difficult to manage. It has various forms like pain in either left or right side of the shoulder; or pain between the two blades. The intensity of pain may vary from mild to acute; and can sometimes, even affect the daily activities.


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Shoulder blade pain may start with an occasional pain in the shoulder when you are retiring for the day. Then it turns to a constant dull pain that hampers your normal life.


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Learn to relieve your shoulder blade pain with some simple, yet highly effective techniques. You may have worked too much at your desk or overstressed your body in sports like rock climbing, swimming or fitness, etc.


Shoulder Blade Pain Relief
Shoulder blade pain may start with an occasional pain in the shoulder when you are retiring for the day. Then it turns to a constant dull pain that hampers your normal life. Here, we have discussed some ways and means for getting relief from it.


What Could Cause Shoulder Blade Pain?
1 Arthritis â Arthritis, either in the shoulder or shoulder blade, or in the neck resulting in referred pain, may be a cause of scapular pain. 2  Osteoporosis â Osteoporosis â a thinning of the bones â may occur in the shoulders, shoulder blades, or neck, resulting in shoulder blade pain.


What Could Cause Shoulder Blade Pain?
It may be due to inflammation in the scapula itself, or referred pain from other areas of the body. Which shoulder blade is affected is an important question, as some conditions are more likely to affect the left shoulder blade, and others more likely to affect the right.


Pain between Shoulder Blades Causes and Treatment
Symptoms of Pain in the Shoulder Blades or Upper Back. You may be having pain symptoms like a sharp pain between your shoulder blades, or a more subtle problem like having difficulty putting your chin to your chest or feeling discomfort between your shoulder blades when you try.


A Canticle for Leibowitz
A Canticle for Leibowitz is a post-apocalyptic science fiction novel by American Walter M. Miller, Jr., first published in 1960.


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Science fiction writer best known for his amazing, far-future post-apocalypse novel 'A Canticle for Leibowitz' (1960), which at this writing [2003] is still predicted by most in the field to remain one of the finest, most insightful SF works dealing with religion in a formal, critical, and yet compassionate way.


Walter M. Miller, Jr.
Walter Michael Miller, Jr. (23 January 1923 â 9 January 1996) was an American science fiction writer, most famous for his novel A Canticle for Leibowitz (1959), winner of the 1961 Hugo Award for best novel.


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Winner of the 1961 Hugo Award for Best Novel and widely considered one of the most accomplished, powerful, and enduring classics of modern speculative fiction, Walter M. Millerâs A Canticle for Leibowitz is a true landmark of 20th-century literatureâa chilling and still-provocative look at a postapocalyptic future.


Walter M. Miller Jr. (1923â1996)
Trivia: Science fiction writer best known for his amazing, far-future post-apocalypse novel 'A Canticle for Leibowitz' (1960), which at this writing [2003] is still predicted by most in the field to remain one of the finest, most insightful SF works dealing with religion in a formal, critical, and yet compassionate way.


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Revelation to John 20:9b Introduction Walter Miller, the complex personality who produced the classic apocalyptic novel A Canticle for Leibowitz, shot himself in January of 1996 following the unexpected death of his wife, Anne (Garvey 7).


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A true sci-fi great. Walter Miller's Canticle for Leibowitz stands as tall as anything produced by Arthur C. Clarke or Azimov. The post description of post-deluge America and the reconstruction of education draws on obvious historical parallels.


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I was given a copy of Walter M. Miller, Jr.'s, a Canticle for Leibowitz, by a design engineer when I was an electromechanical draftsman at the height of the defense/computer boom in the early 1980's. To say that I was delighted to discover the vocation of the Leibowitz of the title is an understatement.


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Words with Power: Being a Second Study of the Bible and Literature. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1990.Garvey, John. âA Canticle for Leibowitz: A Eulogy for Walt Miller.â Commonweal 5 Apr. 1996: 7â8.Grafflin, Theresa M. âIrony, Humor and Allusion in Walter M. Miller, Jr.âs A Canticle for Leibowitz .â B.A. Thesis.


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I was given a copy of Walter M. Miller, Jr.'s, a Canticle for Leibowitz, by a design engineer when I was an electromechanical draftsman at the height of the defense/computer boom in the early 1980's.


Annual leave and sick leave accrual
Annual leave and sick leave accrual. Q. I am new to federal civilian service as of July 2014. Prior active-duty military service increased my annual leave accrual to 6 hours per pay period. My first day of work was in the middle of the 2-week pay period. My first Leave and Earnings Statement properly reflected 40 hours of pay.


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The following chart provides the rate at which home leave will be accrued based on full months of service abroad. The leave shall be credited to an employee's leave account, in multiples of 1 day, as it is earned.


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No home leave will be accrued for an employee who would normally meet the requirements for the accrual of home leave, when the period of service abroad is interrupted by a tour of duty in the United States Armed Forces. However, the time spent in the Armed Forces will be counted towards continuous creditable service..


Reg Jones Expert's View
For part-time employment, accrual is prorated according to the time you are in pay status. Senior Executive Service members and other senior level scientific and technical employees earn 8 hours of annual leave per pay period (26 days a year), regardless of their years of service.


Reg Jones Expert's View
Annual leave is one of the best benefits provided to federal employees. But the rules on how you accumulate it and how much of it you can have to your credit are complex. Accrual. How much annual leave you can earn depends on your years of creditable federal service. If you have fewer than three years of creditable service, you earn 4 hours for each biweekly pay period (13 days a year). Between 3 and 15 years of service, 6 hours per pay period (20 days a year).


5 CFR 630.301 - Annual leave accrual and accumulation - Senior Executive Service, Senior-Level, and Scientific and Professional Employees.
(a) Annual leave accrues at the rate of 1 day (8 hours) for each full biweekly pay period for an employee who is covered by 5 U.S.C. 6301, who is employed for the full pay period, and who 1  -. (1) Holds a position in the Senior Executive Service (SES) which is subject to 5 U.S.C. 5383; or.


Annual leave and sick leave accrual
Instead, I did not accrue leave of any kind for my first 40-hour pay period. Please explain the reason(s) why leave is not accrued for new employees that start work in the middle of a pay period. A. Annual and sick leave hours are only accrued if an employee completes a biweekly pay period.


Santa Ana winds
The National Weather Service defines Santa Ana winds as Strong down slope winds that blow through the mountain passes in southern California. These winds, which can easily exceed 40 miles per hour (18 m/s), are warm and dry and can severely exacerbate brush or forest fires, especially under drought conditions..


Native Wind Ranch
4431 S Mission Rd. Fallbrook, CA 92028. (760) 407-9411. This ranch is clean, very well kept and the horses get generous feedings. Everybody is respectful, friendly and helpful. Phoenix is a great teacher and trainer. If you want your children to learn horsemanship, she is the one to go to.


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As a result, only two cities have incorporated from 1993 to 1998, whereas about five cities per year incorporated before 1992. The latest previous attempt for the incorporation of Fallbrook failed in the June 2, 1981 election. Sources: NCT 9/3/98, B1, B2; 11/8/98, B1, B7.


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The Marines have now agreed to 8 changes in the way they fly their aircraft to lower noise. The ones that affect Fallbrook residents are: Helicopters must fly between 3,000 and 3,500' above sea level over I-15 in North County instead of between 2,000 and 2,500'.


Fallbrook
The community of Fallbrook consists of 36,000 acres and is located south of Riverside County and east of Camp Pendleton. Its neighboring communities are Bonsall to the south, Pala to the east and Rainbow to the northeast. Most of the area is characterized by rolling hills covered in avocado and citrus orchards. However, as the topography changes, it creates natural buffers that separate Fallbrook from its neighbors.


Weather News for Fallbrook, California
Storm Totals: December 29th, 2016 - January 2nd, 2017 - posted 12:46 AM. Unsettled, cold, wet weather dominated the final days of 2016 in Southern California and into the new year. Several Pacific storms delivered rain and mountain snow to the region. The first storm ...


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Tuesday, April 11, 2017. Fair, mild, nice weather is predicted again today in Fallbrook. A low pressure system over the Pacific will result in breezier conditions through Thursday, and morning low clouds locally, beginning tomorrow. Afternoon temperatures will also inch downwards.


Weather News for Fallbrook, California
Storm Totals: February 6th-8th, 2017 - posted 12:29 AM. Several storms brought moderate showers to the region this week, giving a decent start to what is typically the wettest month of the year in Southern California. Storm totals from Monday through ...


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Fallbrook Skatepark receives $10,000 grant. FALLBROOK â The Tony Hawk Foundation has selected the Fallbrook Skatepark Inc. to be one of its Spring 2017 Tony Hawk Foundation (THF) Skatepark Grant recipients. The project will receive $10,000 from THF to help create a safe skate spot in Fallbrook. The primary missionâ¦.


Santa Ana winds
The Santa Ana winds sweep down from the deserts and across coastal southern California, pushing dust and smoke from wild fires far out over the Pacific Ocean. Los Angeles is in the upper left of this image, and San Diego is near the center. The Santa Ana winds are strong, extremely dry down-slope winds that originate inland and affect coastal Southern California and northern Baja California.


Bruno Mars Highest-Paid Singer in the World
It's been a rough year for the singer, but at least he has his millions of dollars to ease the pain. 31-year-old Bruno Mars has taken the No. 1 spot on People With Moneyâs top 10 highest-paid singers for 2017 with an estimated $58 million in combined earnings. UPDATE 16/04/2017 : This story seems to be false. (read more) Bruno Mars tops annual list of highest-paid singers.


How much were Coldplay, Beyonce, and Bruno Mars paid to perform at Super Bowl 50's half-time show?
As hard as it is to believe, the artists aren't compensated by the NFL to perform at the Super Bowl. Which is mind numbing when you consider it attracts elite talent such as Michael Jackson, Madonna, U2, Beyonce and so on. Though the NFL does cover the expenses of their rather large entourages.


Why Bruno Mars Didn't Get Paid for his Super Bowl Halftime Performance
Published 7:40 am, Thursday, February 6, 2014. Super Bowl Sunday came and went, but people are still talking about pop star Bruno Mars. Why? Because he took center stage during the halftime show, reaching an audience upwards of 100 million, and gained exposure to people entirely outside of his demographic.


How Bruno Mars Got The Super Bowl XLVIII Halftime Gig
How Bruno Mars Got The Super Bowl XLVIII Halftime Gig. 2013 30 under 30: Music. With his halftime performance at Super Bowl XLVIII, Bruno Mars is set to join the likes of Paul McCartney, Prince, U2, Madonna, Bruce Springsteen and Michael Jackson in the pantheon of acts whoâve graced the big gameâs stage.


Why Bruno Mars Didn't Get Paid for his Super Bowl Halftime Performance
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Bruno Mars Net Worth
Mars has sold 40 million singles Worldwide, 12.5 million copies of which were for his hit Just the Way You Are. He has also sold 6 million albums which garnered him the tag of being the best-selling digital artist in 2011. All these expanded Bruno Mars net worth.


Bruno Mars' Net Worth Is $13,256,000
Jump To Bruno Mars' Stats. Bruno Mars (aka Peter Gene Hernandez) is a 32 year old American Musician with a net worth of $12,950,000.. Bruno Mars has become popular online, with over 31,140,000 Facebook and Twitter fans. Mars has shown that he has control of his cash; he spends less than he makes.


How much were Coldplay, Beyonce, and Bruno Mars paid to perform at Super Bowl 50's half-time show?
Everyone from the backup singers, dancers to the stage hands have their expenses paid by the league. To be selected to perform at the Super Bowl, especially as the headliner of the extravagant halftime show is one of the most coveted prizes in the entire industry. It's the most watched show of the year.


What Are The Best Puzzles For Children?
Over time, puzzles grew into an activity that people of all ages enjoy completing by themselves, with friends or with their children. For younger children, around the age of 1 and 2, puzzles are usually made of wood and have large handles for small children to easily hold. Once the puzzle piece is removed from the board, there is typically a colored picture on the board, which makes it easier for children to match the pieces and place them correctly in the right location.


What Are The Best Puzzles For Children?
1 For children who are completing puzzles with friends and family, it teaches them other skills to share and work together collaboratively as a team. 2  Well-made wooden puzzles are durable, keepsake toys that can be passed on from one generation to the next.


What Are The Best Puzzles For Children?
1 Puzzles teach children how to match pictures. Over time, kids learn to mentally manipulate pieces in their mind, using higher level thinking skills to predict what the final picture will look like. 2  Puzzle making is an activity that can be classified as a quiet activity.


What Are The Best Puzzles For Children?
Alphabet and number puzzles are a popular activity to help kids learn about letters and numbers without the need for flashcards; Puzzles can help improve a child's language. Farm puzzles or wooden puzzles that make noises encourage kids to mimic animal sounds and learn vocabulary words


What Are The Best Puzzles For Children?
Puzzles are a great educational toy for kids. So, what are the best puzzles for children and why are puzzles so important for kids to play with? Puzzles have been around since the late 1700's. They originated when British map makers designed puzzles as a way to teach others about geography and the world.


Crosswords for Kids
The Kids' Book of Crosswords by Gareth Moore contains over 150 crosswords for your child to puzzle over. The book starts with easier puzzles suitable for a 6 or 7 year old and then the puzzles get progressively harder, with the hardest crosswords ideal for children aged around 10 or 11 years old.


What Are The Best Puzzles For Children?
There are many reasons why puzzles are great for children of all ages: 1  Puzzles are a great educational or learning toy, because they encourage kids to follow steps to solve a problem. 2  Puzzles help children achieve a sense of accomplishment.


What Are The Best Puzzles For Children?
If a child has an interest in certain animated television or movie characters, many small puzzles can be purchased for $1 at the dollar store and make great activities to entertain children during airline travel


Crosswords for Kids
Then they looked for words with common vowel letters:  1 ea: bear, beautiful, heard, wear.  2 ou: enough, fourth, should.  3 ie: friend, view.  4 au: aunt, caught.


What Are The Best Puzzles For Children?
The more complicated puzzles require that kids dedicate extra time and attention to complete the puzzle from start to finish. There are many reasons why puzzles are great for children of all ages: Puzzles are a great educational or learning toy, because they encourage kids to follow steps to solve a problem


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Or, spend some private hiking time and explore the Tonto Trail for expansive views of the canyon and the wide open skies above. The trip begins on the South Rim, hiking 4.5 miles to Indian Garden via the popular Bright Angel Trail. We end the backpacking portion of the hike at Indian Garden campground by Garden Creek and beneath a canopy of Cottonwood trees.


Bright Angel Trail
Ellsworth Kolb arrived at Grand Canyon to work at the Bright Angel Hotel in 1901. He was employed as a bellboy. The next year, Ellsworth invited his brother Emery to come to the canyon as the possibility of mine work opened up.


Mule Rides at Grand Canyon
All riders must be present to check-in at the Bright Angel Lodgeâs transportation desk preferably the day before the ride or at least one hour before departure time. All riders must be at the main livery barn in Grand Canyon Village 15 minutes before departure.


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The round trip hike is 10 miles (16 km) but we will spend significant time at the bottom and at Phantom Ranch, exploring the area - Colorado River, Bright Angel Creek and the canteen at Phantom Ranch. The change in elevation from Indian Garden to the river is 1,400 ft (427 m).


Bright Angel Trail
Bright Angel Trail. This article is about the hiking trail from the south rim of Grand Canyon. For the trail at the north rim, see Bright Angel Point Trail. The Bright Angel Trail is a hiking trail located in Grand Canyon National Park in the U.S. state of Arizona.


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How to Get the Most Out of Your Grand Canyon Vacation. Thank you for choosing Grand Canyon.com as your Southwestern vacation. specialist! Youâve chosen a truly extraordinary place for your next vacation, and. our mission is to help you get the most of your trip.


Mule Rides at Grand Canyon
For the first time in more than 100 years, the Grand Canyon mule-riders are able to take in the breathtaking vistas of the Grand Canyon National Park while traveling along the rim of the canyon.


Mule Rides at Grand Canyon
More than 600,000 people have taken Grand Canyon mule rides since they were first offered in 1887. In 1904 Fred Harvey became the exclusive provider of mule rides at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Xanterra Parks & Resorts, then known as Amfac Parks & Resorts, purchased the Fred Harvey Company in 1968. There is no Grand Canyon adventure more rewarding or more unique than a mule ride.


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Upon arriving at the canyon, we will hike down the Bright Angel Trail to Indian Garden where we will camp for two nights. We will drop about 3,000 feet (914 m) over 4.5 miles (7.24 km). The hike usually takes between 2.5 and 3 hours to complete.


Bright Angel Trail
Bright Angel Trail head on the south rim. Indian Garden (bright green riparian patch in the middle-far distance) and Three Mile Resthouse (right foreground) along Bright Angel Trail. The trail originates at the Grand Canyon Village on the south rim of Grand Canyon, descending 4380 feet to the Colorado River. It has an average grade of 10% along its entire length. At trail's end, the River Trail continues another 1.9 miles to the Bright Angel Campground and Phantom Ranch.


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PART 7 GRANDFATHERED BENEFITS. Grandfathered Participants in Cooper Tire Plan before January 1, 2002. If the provisions described in this Part 7 are different from the provisions described in the other parts. of this booklet, these provisions will apply instead, but only if you were a participant in the Cooper.


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Effective January 1, 2006, administration of the Cooper Retirement Program has been transitioned to Diversified Investment Advisors (DIA). DIA's phone number is 888-676-5512.


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The basis for our success is in the development of long-term relationships with a growing list of clients across the country. These relationships are built on a foundation of comprehensive, results driven services. HDP creates client-centered, customized solutions to meet your needs in the following ways: 1  Controlled rate of increase in health benefit costs. 2  Improved health of chronically ill employees. 3  Enhanced employee satisfaction with benefit program.  Ongoing support for the client's benefit staff.


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The rest of this booklet explains in greater detail how the. Plan works. Cooper Tire & Rubber Company started the Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Salaried Employeesâ. Retirement Plan on January 1, 1957. The Plan was later renamed the Cooper Tire & Rubber. Company Spectrum Retirement Plan.


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Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Spectrum Retirement Plan's peer group consists of plans at other Manufacturing Companies with between 1,000 and 10,000 participants.


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Of the 5,035 eligible plan participants, 1,859 are active employees, 1,509 are retired or former employees who are eligible to receive future benefits, and 1,412 are deceased participants whose beneficiaries are still receiving or entitled to receiving benefits. Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Spectrum Retirement Plan has 5,035 eligible participants. On average, plans in the same peer group have 2,072 participants, meaning this plan has 143% more participants than the typical plan in its cohort.


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Glassdoor is your resource for information about the Health Insurance benefits at Cooper Tire & Rubber. Learn about Cooper Tire & Rubber Health Insurance, including a description from the employer, and comments and ratings provided anonymously by current and former Cooper Tire & Rubber employees.


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Cooper Tires. Shop For TiresBack To Tire Brands. Cooper Tires has had a long and interesting life starting with the founding in 1914 in Akron, Ohio by two brother-in-laws. The two men started by purchasing the M&M Company, a company that made tire patches and repair kits.


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Special employee pricing, everyday discounts, private offers, Friends & Family, and more! You're in good company! All Cooper Tire & Rubber Company employees are eligible for unbeatable deals at over 250 of the world's best retailers. Lifetime registration is 100% free to all employees.


How Many Grams Does a Dollar Bill Weigh?
The formula to convert 100 grams to ounces is grams times 0.03 ounces per gram, as in the formula 100 grams times 0.03 ounces per gram equals 3.52 ounces. In the formula, the gram units cancel out, leaving only the ounces.


How much cannabis do I need to feel the effects?
How much should an eighth of weed cost? The simple answer: it depends. Location, availability, method of growth, and the grade and quality of the cannabis will all affect its price. Generally speaking, most eighths are sold between $30 and $75, with $60 being the average price for pristine, well-grown cannabis.


How Much Does a Roll of Nickels Weigh?
How much does a roll of nickels weigh? A roll of nickels weighs a little over seven ounces, which is about 200 grams. The United States Mint lists the weight of one nickel as five grams. This number is multiplied by 40 nickels in a roll to get the total weight.


How much cannabis do I need to feel the effects?
How much does an eighth of marijuana weigh? How many grams are in an eighth of cannabis? Well, to be exact, an eighth of an ounce is 3.54375 grams; however, the standard practice most dispensaries use is to round it to 3.5 grams.


How much cannabis do I need to feel the effects?
Cannabis is typically weighed, packaged, and sold by the gram, eighth (â), quarter (Â¼), half (Â½), and/or 1 ounce (frequently referred to as a âzipâ).


How Much is a Gram, Quarter, Half Ounce and Ounce of Weed?
A quarter is also equal to 2 eighths or 7 grams. A half is 1/2 of an ounce. A half is equal to 2 quarters or 4 eighths or 14 grams. An ounce is equal to 4 quarters, 2 half ounces, 8 eighths, or 28 grams. A pound is a ton of weed. Itâs also equal to 16 ounces or 64 quarters. Itâs 128 eighths or 448 grams. Hopefully this helps you understand how what different amounts of weed look like.


How Many Grams Does a Quarter Weigh?
A United States quarter-dollar coin, minted in 1964 or later, weighs 5.670 grams, or 0.200 ounces. The weight of the quarter has varied somewhat since the date of its first issuing, in 1796.


How long do the effects of radiation last?
How long do the effects of radiation last? Asked 18 Mar 2014 by Amuawad1 Active 18 Mar 2014 Topics squamous cell carcinoma, cancer, doctor, radiation Details: My mum was diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma last year and finished radiotherapy a few days before Christmas. Although the doctors have said the radiation is out of her system. She still has dried blood and dead skin up her nose (where the cancer was found). Shouldn't all this have gone by now?


How long do the effects of radiation last?
1 Answer (question resolved) - Posted in: squamous cell carcinoma, cancer, doctor, radiation - Answer: The radiation is gone is effects aren't. Using ...


Side effects of radiation therapy
Most side effects generally go away within 2 months of finishing treatment. However, some side effects may continue after treatment is over because it takes time for healthy cells to recover from the effects of radiation therapy. Late side effects can occur months or years after treatment. If doses of radiation are high enough, some cells may not be able to repair themselves. As a result, some side effects may last a long time or be permanent. It is important to report side effects to the radiation therapy team. Many side effects can be relieved by medications, a change in diet or other measures.


Side effects of radiation therapy
If doses of radiation are high enough, some cells may not be able to repair themselves. As a result, some side effects may last a long time or be permanent. In general, the side effects of radiation therapy will depend on: the type of radiation therapy; the part of your body being treated; the amount (dose) of radiation and treatment schedule; your overall health; General side effects of radiation therapy. Fatigue is one of the most common side


Side effects of radiation therapy
Side effects can happen any time during, immediately after or a few days or weeks after radiation therapy. Most side effects generally go away within a few weeks to 2 months of finishing treatment. But some side effects may continue after treatment is over because it takes time for healthy cells to recover from the effects of radiation therapy. Late side effects can happen months or years after treatment. If doses of radiation are high enough, some cells may not be able to repair themselves. As a result, some side effects may last a long time or be permanent. In general, the side effects of radiation therapy will depend on: the type of radiation therapy; the part of your body being treated


Lead Versus Led
Definition of âledâ. âLedâ in most cases is a verb. It is the past tense and past participle of âleadâ as a verb when the pronunciation of âleadâ rhymes with âbead.â Consider the following examples: Example 6: She led the team to victory last week in the championship game (âledâ is a verb in past tense form).


Lead Versus Led
Definition of âleadâ. There are many definitions of âlead,â and each depends on the context of a sentence. The confusion comes in by the way the different meanings are pronounced. âLead,â depending on the meaning, can function as a noun, adjective or verb. The biggest confusion comes into play when it is used as a verb.


Definition of 'led'
LED in Electrical Engineering (Él i di) or light-emitting diode. An LED is a semiconductor device that emits light. LED lights are much more efficient, working with only a fraction of the energy needed even by fluorescent lights even though offering much higher luminescence. A 3 digit LED display shows the output voltage of each individual channel. An LED is a semiconductor device that emits light.  A 3 digit LED display shows the output voltage of each individual channel.


LED
Learner's definition of LED. [count] technical. : a device that lights up and displays information when electricity passes through it. â LEDs are often used to show numbers and words on electronic devices such as digital clocks. LED is an abbreviation of âlight-emitting diode.â.


LED display
LED display. noun. 1. a flat-screen device in which an array of light-emitting diodes can be selectively activated to display numerical and alphabetical information, used esp in pocket calculators, digital timepieces, measuring instruments, and in some microcomputers. Discover our greatest slideshows.


Electoral College Fast Facts
/tiles/non-collection/i/i2_electoral_college_pass_hc_2007_203_00.xml Collection of the U.S. House of Representatives. About this object This pass for the Electoral College's 1937 vote count was used again the same day for the President's annual message.


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Find out what happens at your second-trimester prenatal checkups, including listening to your baby's heartbeat, measuring your... Top 5 things doctors wish you'd do for your baby during pregnancy We talked to two obstetricians and a pediatrician to find out what they wish expectant moms would do for their babies' health.


Why do doctors put their stethoscope to your back/stomach and ask you to take deep breaths?
Putting the stethoscope on your back lets the doctor hear your lungs and find problems if any exists.Putting it over the stomach (or abdomen) lets the doctor hear your bowel sounds,ie.,sounds produced by the movement of your intestinesâ¦other than it it helps the doctor hear abdominal aortic pulsations (it is a large blood vessel) and other ...


Going to the Doctor
The doctor will listen to your heart and lungs; check your eyes, ears, and throat; and make sure everything is working right on the inside and outside of your body. If you are sick or in pain, the doctor will examine you to figure out what is wrong.


Is it safe to use a fetal Doppler to listen to my baby's heartbeat at home?
It takes lots of training and practice to distinguish a baby's heartbeat from the other sounds. And even if you do find the heartbeat, you're not likely to recognize changes in rate or rhythm that may indicate a problem. There are better ways to keep tabs on how your baby is doing.


What doctor use to listen to your heart beat?
It can also be used for intestines, blood flow and non-medical uses such as in car engines. Stethoscope. It's used to listen into the internal sounds of the body, most frequently the heart or the lung. It can also be used for intestines, blood flow and non-medical uses such as in car engines. Stethoscope. It's used to listen into the internal sounds of the body, most frequently the heart or the lung.


Going to the Doctor
Then, when you see them at the doctor's office, you will know what they are used for and how they are used. At your checkup, you can ask the doctor or nurse questions about the instruments and can ask to touch them. Stethoscope. The doctor uses a stethoscope (steth-o-scope) to listen to your heart and lungs and make sure they are healthy. He or she will place a small metal circle, called a bell, against your chest, at the spot where you can feel your heart beating. This special bell does not make noise. It allows the doctor to listen carefully to your heartbeat and your breathing. Sounds travel from the bell, through a rubber tube, and into the doctor's ears. The doctor may move the bell around on your chest and ask you to take deep breaths while he or she listens to your lungs. Some kids ask the doctor to let them listen to their own heartbeat or the doctor's heartbeat through the stethoscope.


Heart Disease and the Doctor's Exam
Listening to Your Heart. Your doctor will use a stethoscope to hear your heartbeat. The opening and closing of your heart's valves make a lub dub noise. The doctor can check your heart and valve health and hear your heart's rate and rhythm by listening to those sounds.


Why do doctors put their stethoscope to your back/stomach and ask you to take deep breaths?
Short answer: On your Back to listen to your lungs - check for asthma, fluid in lungs (from heart failure) or pneumonias etc. On your stomach to mainly listen for bowel sounds . Important in cases of post surgery or suspicion for bowel problems.


Is it safe to use a fetal Doppler to listen to my baby's heartbeat at home?
It's not a good idea. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns that a handheld Doppler should only be used when there's a medical need and only by, or under the supervision of, a healthcare professional.. For example, your practitioner will use a Doppler to listen to your baby's heartbeat during your prenatal appointments. You can buy a Doppler yourself and use it at home to try to detect your baby's heartbeat, but it's not as easy as it looks. And the long-term effects of repeatedly exposing a baby to ultrasound waves from these devices are unknown.


What Kind of Tools Do Doctors Use?
Full Answer. Doctors use a stethoscope to listen to a patient's heartbeat according to the St. Louis Children's Hospital. The otoscope is used to examine a patient's nose and ears, while the ophthalmoscope is used to examine the eyes. The sphygmomanometer cuff is placed around the upper arm to measure blood pressure.


DNA
DNA. deoxyribonucleic acid: an extremely long, double-stranded nucleic acid molecule arranged as a double helix that is the main constituent of the chromosome and that carries the genes as segments along its strands: found chiefly in the chromatin of cells and in many viruses. [1930â35]. (dÄâ²Än-Äâ²).


What does 5' and 3' mean in DNA and RNA strands?
In any nucleic acid, RNA or DNA 3' refers to the 3rd carbon of sugar ribose or deoxyribose which is linked to OH group and 5' linked to a triple phosphate group. So these 5' and 3' group provide a directional polarity to the DNA or RNA molecule. Now a good question would be y 3' and 5' not 3 and 5. It is simply to differentiate sugar carbons from that of the bases which are also having a carbon skeleton and thus nos for their carbon.


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(Science: molecular biology) The linking together of nucleotides (as deoxyribonucleotide triphosphates) to form dna. In vivo, most synthesis is dna replication, but incorporation of precursors also occurs in repair. In the special case of retroviruses, dna synthesis is directed by an rna template (see reverse transcriptase). Please contribute to this project, if you have more information about this term feel free to edit this page. This page was last modified on 3 October 2005, at 21:16.This page has been accessed 16,174 times. What links here | Related changes | Permanent link.


Directionality (molecular biology)
DNA and RNA are synthesized in the 5â² to 3â² direction. Directionality, in molecular biology and biochemistry, is the end-to-end chemical orientation of a single strand of nucleic acid.


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The hen party game Bluff is a stimulating card game thatâs perfect for keeping your hen party ladies entertained! All that your hens will need to play this game is a good poker face, good intuition and a few drinks at the ready! ...


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Kings Hen Party Game. If your hens are ready for some full on hen party fun then all you need is a good tolerance of drink and a deck of cards to play the world famous drinking game called Kings!...


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Bluff Hen Party Game. The hen party game Bluff is a stimulating card game thatâs perfect for keeping your hen party ladies entertained! All that your hens will need to play this game is a good poker face, good intuition and a few drinks at the ready! ...


Hens Party & Bridal Shower Games
This game is a test to the Bride on how well she knows her Groom! Before the party the hens party organiser / chief bridesmaid should contact the groom for answers to a list of questions. Add some saucy questions into the mix and you have a big hit.


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Provide your hens with a bowlful of grit. Grit helps your hens digest and grind down their food and keep the shell of the egg hard. However, grit is not very important and it is your choice whether you want to supply it to your hens or not.


HEN PARTY Games
Mr & Mrs Game-The aim of this hen party game is test the knowledge of the bride and groom by asking a range of fun hen party questions. Although the groom may not be there, the girls can taste the bride-to-be on how much she actually knows about her future husband!


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Feed your hen some mealworms. This should only be fed as a treat and not a common feed. Chickens like the mealworms you get for reptiles and even for wild garden birds.


Hens Party & Bridal Shower Games
Before the party the hens party organiser / chief bridesmaid should contact the groom for answers to a list of questions. Add some saucy questions into the mix and you have a big hit. A nice finish to the game is to award your Bride with a gift from the girls for getting all/most/some of the questions right!


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Movie Search Engine results for how do optical discs store data from Search.com. Results from the CBS Content Network. 10 things you should know about long-term data archiving ... 10 things you should know about long-term data ... you could fit a whopping 100 MB of data on a single disk ... write the data to tape and then store the tape ...


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An optical disc is a flat piece of circular polycarbonate plastic containing a non-volatile recording medium that stores digital information. Data is then accessed with a laser diode illuminating on its recording medium. To date, many forms of optical disc have been developed. Each generally enjoys a span of popularity of use before newer discs with greater capacity and capability are introduced into the market.


Computer Basics: How Is Electronic Data Stored on a Computer or Mobile Device?
That means a computer with a 200-gigabyte storage capacity â not particularly large by todayâs standards â can contain about 15 million pages of data. This data can be stored in three basic ways: 1) Magnetic storage. 2) Optical discs.


Computer Basics: How Is Electronic Data Stored on a Computer or Mobile Device?
Two basic ways to store and access information is via print (like a newspaper, book, or a patientâs written chart or x-ray film) or electronically (reading that same newspaper or book on the Web or a Kindle, storing the chart or x-ray as a file on your officeâs computer network, etc.).


How It Works: Optical Drives
Data on optical discs is less dense, and the mechanisms for reading it are different. Optical drives, similar to hard drives, also have a small amount of built in memory, but because data on a disc is nowhere near as dense (or numerous), cache is usually very small and not terribly important for you to know. In order to understand how the optical drive works, you need to know how an optical disc works.


Windows 8
Results from the CBS Content Network. 1  10 things you should know about long-term data archiving 2  ... More data storage: how to fit 1000 terabytes on a DVD - CNET. 3  Pro tip: Use an optical Recovery Drive in Windows 8.1 4  ... Create a Recovery Drive in Windows 8 - TechRepublic.  10 awesome ways to use a USB flash drive - CNET.


How It Works: Optical Drives
Because thatâs how they work, and all of them are variations on a basic theme: a motor spins the disc in the drive super fast while a laser attached to a servo reads data off of it. This is why these drives tend to be pretty loud and draw a lot of power: a whole lot of stuff is moving.


Fraud alerts: Your credit's first (and free) layer of security
The alert stays on your report 90 days; you can renew it. 3. Monitor your credit. Filing a fraud alert allows you to order one free copy of your credit report from each agency. For more information: See Place a fraud alert from the Federal Trade Commission. A lot of people lose wallets, checkbooks, different items that make them worried they may be a victim, Experian's Sweet says.


Fraud alerts: Your credit's first (and free) layer of security
If the credit issuer cannot verify your identity, you may be denied credit -- it's up to the credit issuer to make that decision, TransUnion's Springer says. 3 types of fraud alerts. There are three kinds of fraud alerts you can request, depending on your situation. 1.


Fraud alerts: Your credit's first (and free) layer of security
These may be placed for up to 1 year. I. To place an initial fraud alert, you contact one of the 3 credit bureaus to place the alert. By contacting one of the three bureaus, that bureau will contact the other two without your having to contact them yourself. You can contact the bureau online, by phone, or by mail. Online.


Credit Advice
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Note, you may even want to put a credit freeze on your reports to be even more safe about preventing further damage to your credit. Fraud alerts primarily come in two varieties: 1  I. Initial Fraud Alerts-up to 90 days. 2  II. 3  Extended Fraud Alerts-up to 7 years.


Fraud alerts: Your credit's first (and free) layer of security
Unlike a credit freeze, a fraud alert is free. Rather than blocking lenders from seeing your credit report altogether, it requires they go through extra steps to make sure you are who you say you are when you apply for credit. All three credit reporting bureaus -- Equifax, Experian and TransUnion -- offer fraud alerts.


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A fraud alert notifies creditors that they must take certain steps to verify your identity and contact you before approving credit in your name. An initial fraud alert lasts for 90 days. You can renew the fraud alert before the end of the 90 day period. Also, you can delete the fraud alert with a written request.


Fraud alerts: Your credit's first (and free) layer of security
When you apply for new credit, the lender will pull your credit report. If you've got a fraud alert in place, the credit bureau requires the lender to take extra steps to verify your identity, says Experian spokeswoman Kelsey Stagner.


Credit Advice
Helpful to 1 out of 1 people. The following link will allow you to place Frand Alert at TransUnion. They will notify the other 2 credit bureaus within 24 hours. The alert is good for 90 days then you can renew it by going thru the same process.


Homemade Strawberry GlazeSkip to Recipe
We used the Food Processor because it was quicker, and it worked great. With just a few simple ingredients, you can make your own Homemade Strawberry Glaze. You will need Strawberries (of course), Corn Starch for thickening, Sugar for flavor, Water to thin in a bit, and the food coloring is optional (I used it). Chocolate Chip Strawberry Pizza | Strawberry Tarts | Strawberry Pie.


Homemade Strawberry GlazeSkip to Recipe
With just a few simple ingredients, you can make your own Homemade Strawberry Glaze. You will need Strawberries (of course), Corn Starch for thickening, Sugar for flavor, Water to thin in a bit, and the food coloring is optional (I used it). You can use this Homemade Strawberry Glaze on these dessertsâ¦.


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Homemade Strawberry Glaze - with just 3 ingredients and less than 15 minutes, you can have fresh strawberry topping for desserts or ice cream!


Strawberry-Glazed Cheesecake
Slice remaining berries. Bring sliced berries, sugar and lemon juice to a boil in a saucepan over medium heat. Dissolve cornstarch in 2 tsp. water. Stir cornstarch into berry mixture and cook, stirring, until thickened, 1 minute. Strain mixture (using a fine strainer) over a bowl, pressing on solids.


Strawberry-Glazed Cheesecake
Make cheesecake: Position a rack in middle of oven and preheat oven to 325Â°F. Butter a 9-inch springform pan. Stir together crumbs, butter and 1/4 cup sugar. Press into bottom of pan. Bake for 15 minutes.


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Haarlem Oil - Juniper Berry Tar Other products by Jacks Manufacturing Inc.
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Study: Vegetarians Less Healthy, Lower Quality Of Life Than Meat-Eaters
Vegetarians have a lower BMI and drink alcohol sparingly, but vegetarian diets are tied to generally poorer health, poorer quality of life and a higher need for health care than their meat-eating counterparts. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images) ATLANTA (CBS ATLANTA) â Vegetarians may have a lower BMI and drink alcohol sparingly, but vegetarian diets are tied to generally poorer health, poorer quality of life and a higher need for health care than their meat-eating counterparts.


Cancer Rates of Vegetarians
Table 1 shows that vegetarians had a 24% lower risk of ischemic heart disease, but there was no difference for stroke or all causes. There was also a sub-section that separated the vegetarian group into lacto-ovo vegetarians and vegans.


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Disease Rates of Vegetarians and Vegans. Below is a summary of the research done on mortality and disease rates of vegetarians. It does not include cancer rates which can be found on the Cancer, Vegetarianism, and Diet page. In the tables, statistically significant findings are in red type.


Vegetarian Diet â Will Going Vegan Reduce the Risk of Heart Disease?
A combined analysis of the five biggest cohorts published in 1999 showed a 24% lower mortality from coronary heart disease among vegetarians compared with non-vegetarians. Recently published data from the EPIC-Oxford Study showed that vegetarians had a 32% lower risk coronary heart disease than did non-vegetarians. Vegetarians had lower BMI, non-HDL cholesterol and blood pressure. Randomized studies of vegetarian diets are few and small.


Vegetarians Less Likely To Die From Or Be Hospitalized For Heart Disease, Study Shows
Of those people, about 34 percent were vegetarian. They all had their blood pressure taken and blood samples drawn to measure cholesterol levels for the study. The participants began the study in the 90s and were tracked until 2009; by that time, 1,235 had developed heart disease. Of those people, 1,066 people were hospitalized for heart disease, while 169 people died from heart disease.


Vegetarians Less Likely To Die From Or Be Hospitalized For Heart Disease, Study Shows
Vegetarians Less Likely To Die From Or Be Hospitalized For Heart Disease, Study Shows. Now this is a finding Bill Clinton can attest to. In a new study confirming the heart-healthy benefits of a plant-based diet, researchers found that vegetarians are 32 percent less likely to die or be hospitalized because of heart disease.


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Vegans (753 people) had a heart disease rate of .74 (.46, 1.21) and a mortality rate of 1.00 (.70, 1.44). There were no statistically significant differences between the vegans and the regular meat-eaters for any causes of death.


Study: Vegetarians Less Healthy, Lower Quality Of Life Than Meat-Eaters
A new study from the Medical University of Graz in Austria finds that vegetarians are more physically active, drink less alcohol and smoke less tobacco than those who consume meat in their diets. Vegetarians also have a higher socioeconomic status and a lower body mass index.


Vegetarian Diet â Will Going Vegan Reduce the Risk of Heart Disease?
Vegan Diet and Heart Disease. The health of vegetarians has been addressed in a number of studies. The health effects of foods that are preferred or avoided by vegetarians has also been studied. Most of these studies are of observational nature. Suffice to say that there is strong evidence that vegetarians have lower rates of coronary heart disease, lower LDL-cholesterol and lower rates of hypertension, diabetes and obesity.


Do Vegetarians Get Fewer Cancers?
A vegetarian diet may help to protect against cancer, according to a new study. Analysis of data from 52,700 men and women shows that those who did not eat meat had significantly fewer cancers overall. However, the researchers also found a higher rate of colorectal cancer (a disease often linked with eating red meat) among the vegetarians. Researchers divided the study participants into meat-eaters, fish-eaters, vegetarians and vegans. There was a significantly lower incidence of all cancers among the fish-eaters and vegetarians when compared with the meat eaters. For colorectal cancer, however, that trend was reversed.


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Calibration is simply the accurate determination of the. spray volume delivered by the sprayer and verification. that the spray pattern is correct. A sprayer that is not. properly calibrated may result in wasteful and harmful. overâapplication of the herbicide, or reduced. effectiveness due to underâapplication.


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Product Selection- Broadleaf herbicide products are available in liquid (applied with a spray) or granular (applied with a spreader) forms. Because the herbicide is absorbed through the leaves I have found the liquid broadleaf herbicide formulation to work best.


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The best time to fertilize home lawns is in the fall and again lightly in early spring. Weed & Feed herbicide products that control Grassy type weeds like crabgrass are great products. They must be applied in early spring (before May) when a light feeding is beneficial to the lawn and before grassy weeds appear.


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Lawn weeds are divided into two major groups, grassy weeds (e.g. crabgrass) and broadleaf weeds (e.g. dandelion). Chemical control methods differ and were developed for each specific group. The best approach to weed control is keeping the lawn thick and healthy through proper fertilization and watering techniques.


Tempo SC Ultra Pest Control Concentrate
Fill the container 1/4 full with water and recap. Shake. for 10 seconds. Pour rinsate into application equipment. or a mix tank, or store rinsate for later use or disposal. Drain for 10 seconds after the flow begins to drip. Repeat this procedure two more times. Triple rinse containers too large to shake (capa-.


Tenacity Â® herbicide is safe to use on six turfgrass species.
Currently there is no herbicide quite like TenacityÂ®. When it comes to the number of turf species at seeding or on established stands that you can safely apply this herbicide to, while also controlling 46 weeds and grasses, Tenacity stands alone.


Tenacity Â® herbicide is safe to use on six turfgrass species.
Basic application guidelines: 1  Repeat applications after two to three weeks when applied alone. 2  Maximum of 16 oz/A per year or crop (whichever is shorter). 3  Apply in 30â40 gal/A water and add a NIS for post-emergence applications.


Weed Control and Herbicides
Be sure to read, understand and follow all of the label directions when mixing and applying herbicides. Make sure the label clearly states that the product can be used in the manner you intend to use it. Remember, more is not better. Use the application rate on the label. Some herbicides are selective, and only kill certain types of plants, while others are non-selective and kill almost any type of plant. Some herbicides kill weeds quickly, others can take up to a week or more.


Weed Control and Herbicides
Control tips: 1  Be sure to read, understand and follow all of the label directions when mixing and applying herbicides. 2  Make sure the label clearly states that the product can be used in the manner you intend to use it. 3  Remember, more is not better. Use the application rate on the label.


Tenacity Â® herbicide is safe to use on six turfgrass species.
Apply Tenacity at 5â8 oz/A in at least 30 gallons of water per acre prior to seeding of tolerant turfgrass species, except fine fescue. Do not apply to seed blends that contain more than 20% fine fescue. Apply Tenacity at 4â8 oz/A in at least 30 gallons of water per acre prior to weed seed germination.


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Of all the old-time methods of preserving fresh eggs the âwater glassâ method gives the best and most dependable result. Fresh, unwashed eggs kept in a solution of water glass will remain good and useable for 4 to 6 months when properly collected and stored.


How Long Can Hard-Boiled Eggs Be Left Unrefrigerated?
The two-hour guideline applies to eggs you have just cooked as well as chilled hard-boiled eggs taken out of your refrigerator. During the hot summer months, or any time the temperature exceeds 90 degrees Fahrenheit, throw out any perishable food left outside of refrigeration for more than one hour, FoodSafety.gov recommends.


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These tips will help you learn how to store fresh eggs on the homestead. How To Store Fresh Eggs If you've ever kept a flock of chickens, you're probably aware of a basic perversity of homestead life: While your family's consumption of eggs tends to remain fairly constant year round . . . your hens' production of the delicious edibles doesn't.


How Long Do Eggs Last Unrefrigerated?
If the eggs smell, look or feel different, when in doubt throw them out. Even eggs that look clean could be contaminated with bacteria, but if anything seems different to you about the eggs err on the safe side. Another test Hesser suggests you can do to an egg to determine freshness is to put it in a bowl of water.