"What Are ""PV NRT"" Units?"
Chem Guide explains that by rearranging the equation, the units of the ideal gas constant R are L x atm / moles x K, and the value of R is 0.082057 L atm / (mol K). In other unit systems, especially SI, the units of R are Joules / (mol K), and its value is 8.314.


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The Ideal Gas Law is a combination of simpler gas laws such as Boyle's, Charles's, Avogadro's and Amonton's laws. The ideal gas law is the equation of state of a hypothetical ideal gas. It is a good â¦ The Ideal Gas Law is a combination of simpler gas laws such as Boyle's, Charles's, Avogadro's and Amonton's laws.


Ideal Gas Law
In the ideal gas law, the state of n moles of gas is precisely determined by these three state variables. If a property, e.g., enthalpy H, is defined as a combination of other state variables, then it too is a state variable.


Lesson 1: The Ideal Gas Law
The Ideal Gas Law can easily be reduced to Charlesâ, Boyleâs, or Avogadroâs Law. For example, suppose that n and T are held constant. Then the product nRT is also a constant and we can give it the name, k. The Ideal Gas Law then becomes PV=k, which is just Boyleâs Law. The symbol âRâ in this equation is a constant called âthe gas constantâ and its value can be computed by measuring the temperature, volume, and pressure of a known quantity of an ideal gas and substituting these values into the Ideal Gas Law solved for R. In fact, this is the bases of the laboratory exercise for this lesson.


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Too much amniotic fluid can cause the mother's uterus to become overdistended and may lead to preterm labor or premature rupture of membranes (the amniotic sac). Hydramnios is also associated with birth defects in the fetus.


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The following are the most common symptoms of hydramnios: Rapid growth of uterus. Discomfort in the abdomen. Uterine size (fundal height) greater than expected for gestational age. Uterine contractions. The symptoms of hydramnios may look like other medical conditions.


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Studies show an increased risk of associated fetal anomalies in more severe forms of polyhydramnios. In a series in 1990, 20% of cases of polyhydramnios involved associated fetal anomalies, including problems of the GI system (40%), CNS (26%), cardiovascular system (22%), or genitourinary system (13%).


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Amniotic fluid is an important part of pregnancy and fetal development. This watery fluid is inside a casing called the amniotic membrane (or sac) and fluid surrounds the fetus throughout pregnancy. Normal amounts may vary, but, generally, women carry about 500 to 1000 ml of amniotic fluid.


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Among these cases of polyhydramnios, multiple gestations occurred in 7.5%, 5% were due to maternal diabetes, and the remaining 8.5% were due to other causes. However, at least 50% of the patients had no associated risk factors. The mortality rate in oligohydramnios is high.


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Polyhydramnios symptoms result from pressure being exerted within the uterus and on nearby organs. Mild polyhydramnios may cause few â if any â signs or symptoms. Severe polyhydramnios may cause: 1  Shortness of breath or the inability to breathe, except when upright. 2  Swelling in the lower extremities, vulva and abdominal wall. 3  Decreased urine production.


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Amniotic fluid is important in the development of fetal organs, especially the lungs. Too little fluid for long periods may cause abnormal or incomplete development of the lungs called pulmonary hypoplasia. Intrauterine growth restriction (poor fetal growth) is also associated with decreased amounts of amniotic fluid.


Men's Yukata
About Kaku-obi. In the good old days, tie an obi for men's Yukata means a Kaku-obi. A Kaku-obi can be tied the same as women's Kaino-kuchi.n the good old days, tie an obi for men's Yukata means a Kaku-obi. A Kaku-obi can be tied the same as women's Kaino-kuchi.


How to tie a kaku obi for Japanese swordsmanship training - www.thesamuraiworkshop.com
Just a quick demonstration how to properly tie a kaku obi for Japanese swordsmanship training such as Kenjutsu, iaido and more. Where you can buy the kaku obi.http://www.thesamuraiworkshop.com/EN/... For more information about Japanese swords (iaito, shinken, wakizashi and nihonto), martial arts & sword customization: www.thesamuraiworkshop ....here you can buy the kaku obi. http://www.thesamuraiworkshop.com/EN/... For more information about Japanese swords (iaito, shinken, wakizashi and nihonto), martial arts & sword customization: www.thesamuraiworkshop.com-The most qualified store for iaito and shinken.


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Obi Sash Belts for Kimono Obi sash belt types for japanese kimono, kimono sash and how to tie an obi belt, types of japanese obi and how to wear a kimono and an obi belt. Continued from How to Wear a Kimono ....bi Sash Belts for Kimono Obi sash belt types for japanese kimono, kimono sash and how to tie an obi belt, types of japanese obi and how to wear a kimono and an obi belt. Continued from How to Wear a Kimono ....


Check ---> Men's Yukata
10. Hold the Obi knot using right hand and the back of the Obi using left hand. While you breathe in, slide the Obi knot all the way to the back. FRONT: Tha'ts it !! Make sure to check if the collar area is in the right place and the waist area is clean (not many wrinkles).* Pull the Obi each time you wrap the waist to make the Obi fits tightly. 4. Depending on your body type, you wrap the Obi twice or three times around your lower waist. For the last round, bring the wide Obi above the folded Obi end. Hold about 8 from the center. 5.


How to dress an obi
* Bunko-musubi. Bunko-musubi for Yukata is the basic technique of wearing a Hanhaba-obi. Let's start with Bunko-musubi. Since you do not need other accessories for Bunko-musubi, you can tie an obi casually. Bunko-musubi can be worn from children to adults at any age.Also, you can use it on not only Yukata but other casual kimonos such as a wool kimono etc.et's start with Bunko-musubi. Since you do not need other accessories for Bunko-musubi, you can tie an obi casually. Bunko-musubi can be worn from children to adults at any age. Also, you can use it on not only Yukata but other casual kimonos such as a wool kimono etc.


How to Fold a Nagoya Obi & Other Obi Info
Kaku obi (stiff obi) is another obi used by men. A formal kaku obi is about 10 centimetres (3.9 in) wide and 400 centimetres (13 ft) long and depending on its material, colours and pattern is suited to any and all occasions from everyday wear to a close relativeâs funeral.anhaba obi (half width obi) is an unlined and informal obi that is used with a yukata or an everyday kimono. Hanhaba obis are very popular these days. For use with yukata, reversible hanhaba obis are popular: they can be folded and twisted in several ways to create colour effects.


Putting on a Practice Uniform
Obi. Most men wear the obi just under the hipbones while most women wear the obi above the hipbones. A kaku obi (3.5 inch wide traditional obi) is recommended. The obi must be tight enough to keep the katana in place but not too tight to make saya biki (drawing saya back off of the katana) difficult.1  The first foot of the obi is folded over with the open side oriented downward.bi. Most men wear the obi just under the hipbones while most women wear the obi above the hipbones. A kaku obi (3.5 inch wide traditional obi) is recommended. The obi must be tight enough to keep the katana in place but not too tight to make saya biki (drawing saya back off of the katana) difficult.


Aprovocative
1 It is tied very informally. 2  The adult's heko obi is as long as a normal obi at 350 centimetres (11.5 ft) to 400 centimetres (13 ft), but relatively wide at up to 74 centimetres (29 in). 3  Adult men wear the heko obi only at home, but young boys can wear it in public, for example at a summer festival with a yukata.n its early days, an obi was a cord or a ribbon-like sash, approximately 8 centimetres (3.1 in) in width. Men's and women's obi were similar. At the beginning of the 17th century, both women and men wore a ribbon obi. By the 1680s the width of women's obi had already doubled from its original size.


How do you wear a katana on your obi?
You DON'T need the karate obi, especially with a kaku obi. Many people choose to wear it on top of the hakama, but that's just...redundant..tacky...anyways, just don't do it.ou DON'T need the karate obi, especially with a kaku obi. Many people choose to wear it on top of the hakama, but that's just...redundant..tacky...anyways, just don't do it.


Check ---> Men's Yukata
3. Move the folded Obi ends to V shape like the photo. Wrap the other end of Obi around your waist. ** Try to wrap right below your stomach. When you see the Obi from the side, the front should be lower than the back.** Pull the Obi each time you wrap the waist to make the Obi fits tightly.4. Depending on your body type, you wrap the Obi twice or three times around your lower waist. For the last round, bring the wide Obi above the folded Obi end.Hold about 8 from the center. 5.* Pull the Obi each time you wrap the waist to make the Obi fits tightly. 4. Depending on your body type, you wrap the Obi twice or three times around your lower waist. For the last round, bring the wide Obi above the folded Obi end. Hold about 8 from the center. 5.


Jeep Wrangler 2007-2011 JK Specifications
Live axle, leading arms, track bar, coil springs, stabilizer bar, low-pressure (on 16-inch wheel packages) gas-charged shock absorbersâstd.; Monotube high-pressure (on 17- and 18-inch wheel packages) gas-charged shock absorbersâstd.; Electronic Sway Bar Disconnect System (ASDS) opt.


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Rock Hard 4x4 Parts fullwidth front winch bumper with hoop - 160 lbs. __________________. 2012 Sport Auto 3.73 ACE rock sliders, Warn M 8000 with synthetic rope Eaton Trutrac Front and rear 17 inch ATX Ledge wheels on 285/70/17 Duratrac Cheap is never a good thing when it comes to your Jeep.


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:derailed: Have you thought about mounting any recovery hooks to the front or rear bumper? Im wondering if the stock front hooks would still bolt on over that one. I like the price of the olympic, and the fact that it utilizes the stock fogs is a plus, but I need some kind of shackle or hook for what I use my jeep for.


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Force
Online, Interactive, Standards-Based. Force. When K-2 students study Force with Science4Us, they begin to think of force as a push or a pull. Students see examples of force on a playground through live videos and experiment with force through hands-on lessons at school. An interactive mini-golf game allows students to experiment with the effects of force as they decide how much force to use in hitting the ball. Finally, students explore factors and variables as they add what theyâve learned to their digital notebook.


Why is physical science related to Biological science?
Biological science is the study of living things (also called organisms). An example is marine biology, the study of ocean animals.  Physical science is the study of the foâ¦rces and mechanical structure of the universe. It includes physics and chemistry.


Force
Elementary Science: When K-2 students study Force with Science4Us, they begin to think of force as a push or a pull. Students see examples of force on a playground through live videos and experiment with force through hands-on lessons at school.


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Site US and Canada. Physical Science. By understanding the nature of motion and how to describe it, students will gain an understandng of why and how objects move. The study of Newton's Laws of Motion connects the change in an object's motion with the forces acting on it. Gravity. Updated on April 14, 2014. In this Science Nspired module, students will explore the fundamentals of Gravity through simulations, a data-collection lab, formative assessments and summative assessments.


Forces and Motion
TI Science Nspired. Forces and Motion. By understanding the nature of motion and how to describe it, students will gain an understandng of why and how objects move. The study of Newton's Laws of Motion connects the change in an object's motion with the forces acting on it.


What is physical science?
Physical science studies the nature and properties of nonliving  matter and energy.   Examples are: physics, chemistry, astronomy, and earth  sciences.   Each one â¦has many subdivisions. For instance, Earth  sciences includes geology, oceanography, meteorology, mineralogy,  glaciology, geomorphology, and more.


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A: After donation, your blood will be tested for blood type, hepatitis, HIV (AIDS antibody), HTLV-1, and syphilis. Then it can be used either as whole blood for one patient or, after separation into components (such as red cells, platelets, and plasma) to help several patients.


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show more I gave a pint of blood 2 days ago, and today at practice I caught an accidental elbow while sprinting and i lost what was close to if not a full second pint (it was a VERY bad bloody nose since my heart was pounding).


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A: The procedure is done by a skilled, specially trained technician and takes 10 to 12 minutes. You will rest after donation, and enjoy refreshments. Plan to spend about an hour at the blood drive.


FAQ: Donating Blood
The chemical composition of aspirin impairs the ability of platelets, a component of blood that plugs leaks in blood vessels to prevent bleeding, to function properly. Platelet donors must refrain from donating for 72 hours if they have taken any products containing aspirin.


How long will it take for my blood to replace itself?
How long will it take for my blood to replace itself? I gave a pint of blood 2 days ago, and today at practice I caught an accidental elbow while sprinting and i lost what was close to if not a full second pint (it was a VERY bad bloody nose since my heart was pounding). On the drive home, my peripheral vision was going black and I still feel a bit woozy after a few...


FAQ: Donating Blood
You may be able to donate blood at your community blood bank for your use at UCSF. However, extra time and potential processing and transfer charges by the blood bank performing the blood drawing are necessary. Consult with your local blood bank for their policies and guidelines. You can confirm receipt of blood drawn elsewhere and transferred to UCSF for your use by calling the Blood Availability Line, (888)226-8806.


How long will it take for my blood to replace itself?
I don't think it was the loss of blood that caused you your problem. You can loose a lot of blood and stil be ok, but if you are getting a headach with what happened, you have a different problem to be taken care of.


FAQ: Donating Blood
There is very little discomfort in donating. Try our pinch test to experience the sensation similar to how a blood donation feels: 1  Bend your elbow slightly.  Grab a 1-inch bit of skin on the inside of the bend.


How long does it take for the human body to replace a pint of donated blood?
This from the National Blood Transfusion service (UK) website:-. How the Body Replaces Blood? During a whole blood donation we aim to take just under a pint (about 470mls) of blood, which works out at no more than 13 per cent of your blood volume. After donation, your body has an amazing capacity to replace all the cells and fluids that have been lost. Take red cells. Millions of them are being made and dying every second. When you give blood you lose red cells and the body needs to make more to replace them.


Donation FAQs
Q: What will happen first? A: You will be asked to provide some basic information such as your name, address, age, and so on. A medical history is taken and then a drop of blood is analyzed and your pulse, blood pressure and temperature are checked. Q: How long does the donation take?


caretaker
adjective. noun. This nurse is acting as caretaker for her elderly patient. This nurse is acting as caretaker for her elderly patient. The definition of caretaker is having power that is not permanent.An example of caretaker used as an adjective is in the phrase caretaker director, which means a temporary director. Caretaker is defined as a person who tends to someone or something. An example of a caretaker is a nurse who assists the elderly.djective. noun. This nurse is acting as caretaker for her elderly patient. This nurse is acting as caretaker for her elderly patient. The definition of caretaker is having power that is not permanent.


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Tweet. : a person who takes care of buildings or land while the owner is not there. : a person who gives physical or emotional care to someone (such as a child, an old person, or someone who is sick).weet. : a person who takes care of buildings or land while the owner is not there. : a person who gives physical or emotional care to someone (such as a child, an old person, or someone who is sick).


caretaker
caretaker. n. 1. a person who is in charge of a place or thing, esp in the owner's absence: the caretaker of a school. 2. (modifier) holding office temporarily; interim: a caretaker government. 3. (Social Welfare) social welfare a person who takes care of a vulnerable person, often a close relative.See also carer. (ËkÉÉrËteÉª kÉr).. a person who is in charge of a place or thing, esp in the owner's absence: the caretaker of a school. 2. (modifier) holding office temporarily; interim: a caretaker government. 3. (Social Welfare) social welfare a person who takes care of a vulnerable person, often a close relative. See also carer.


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Wiktionary (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate this definition: caretaker (Noun). Someone who takes care of a place or thing; someone looking after somewhere, or with responsibility for keeping a place in good repair.caretaker (Noun). Someone who takes care of a person; a parent, carer or other guardian.caretaker (Adjective).aretaker (Noun). Someone who takes care of a place or thing; someone looking after somewhere, or with responsibility for keeping a place in good repair. caretaker (Noun). Someone who takes care of a person; a parent, carer or other guardian.


Primary Caretaker Law and Legal Definition
Primary Caretaker Law & Legal Definition. In Family law, primary caretaker or primary caregiver refers to the parent who has the greatest responsibility for the daily care and rearing of a child. It also refers to a person who has had the greatest responsibility for the daily care and rearing of a child.n Family law, primary caretaker or primary caregiver refers to the parent who has the greatest responsibility for the daily care and rearing of a child.


Definitions &Translations
Princeton's WordNet (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate this definition: caretaker (noun). a custodian who is hired to take care of something (property or a person). caretaker (noun). an official who performs the duties of an office temporarily. he acted as a caretaker until a new president could be elected.aretaker (Noun). Someone who takes care of a place or thing; someone looking after somewhere, or with responsibility for keeping a place in good repair. caretaker (Noun). Someone who takes care of a person; a parent, carer or other guardian.


Primary Caretaker Law and Legal Definition
In Family law, primary caretaker or primary caregiver refers to the parent who has the greatest responsibility for the daily care and rearing of a child.n Family law, primary caretaker or primary caregiver refers to the parent who has the greatest responsibility for the daily care and rearing of a child.


CARETAKING BEHAVIOR
n. the behavior exhibited by parents as well as alloparents (caretakers) in relation to the needs of their wards or children. Specifically, it is the manner by which these primary carers attend to their needs, respond when they approach, and protect them from harm or aggression.See parental behavior-alloparenting.. the behavior exhibited by parents as well as alloparents (caretakers) in relation to the needs of their wards or children. Specifically, it is the manner by which these primary carers attend to their needs, respond when they approach, and protect them from harm or aggression. See parental behavior-alloparenting.


Hospice
Hospice care is a type of care and philosophy of care that focuses on the palliation of a chronically ill, terminally ill or seriously ill patient's pain and symptoms, and attending to their emotional and spiritual needs.In Western society, the concept of hospice has been evolving in Europe since the 11th century.ospice care is a type of care and philosophy of care that focuses on the palliation of a chronically ill, terminally ill or seriously ill patient's pain and symptoms, and attending to their emotional and spiritual needs. In Western society, the concept of hospice has been evolving in Europe since the 11th century.


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Full Definition of CARE. 1. : suffering of mind: grief. 2. a: a disquieted state of mixed uncertainty, apprehension, and responsibility b: a cause for such anxiety. 3. a: painstaking or watchful attention. 4. : regard coming from desire or esteem.5.ull Definition of CARE. 1. : suffering of mind: grief. 2. a: a disquieted state of mixed uncertainty, apprehension, and responsibility b: a cause for such anxiety. 3. a: painstaking or watchful attention. 4. : regard coming from desire or esteem.


Tuition and Fees
NOTE 2: The SUNY Broome Board of Trustees establishes tuition and fee amounts for each academic year. The amounts on the above pages were established for the 2015-2016 year only. Semesters beyond that point are subject to increase.


Tuition and Fees
Tuition and Fee Deposit. Binghamton Advantage Program: $350. Mandatory to hold place; Deposit must be paid prior to registration; tuition deposit is applied to tuition bill. Payment is due by May 1st for students notified of acceptance on or before April 1st. For those notified after April 1st, payment is due within 30 days of acceptance.


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In-State Tuition Discount Available. The cost of Binghamton University is reduced dramatically for residents of New York. Tuition for in-state students is set at $6,470 for the 2015 - 2016 year, a 59.2% discount off the regular price. Fees are $2,583, bringing the total yearly cost for in-state full-time undergrads to $9,053.


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Binghamton University tuition and fees for out of state students is $22,173 for the 2015 - 2016 school year. This is prior to adjustments for financial need so some students will pay less than this. Of this amount, $19,590 was the cost of tuition and $2,583 the cost of fees.


Flying fish
The previous record was 42 seconds. The flights of flying fish are typically around 50 meters (160 ft), though they can use updrafts at the leading edge of waves to cover distances of up to 400 m (1,300 ft).


How High Do Flies Fly?
Fly control equipment should be kept at what level from ground level, so that 100% fly will trap in that. So i need how much height normally House fly will fly high.


How Long Do Flies Live?
There are many families of flies in North America. Although the life cycle of a fly can range from days to years depending on species and conditions, all flies undergo a complete four-stage life cycle that consists of egg, larva, pupa and adult stages. The adult housefly can live up to one month in the wild. The fruit fly also lives for approximately 30 days after reaching adulthood. Flies survive longest in warmer temperatures and their ideal temperaturesâbetween 75 and 80 degreesâare those found in most American homes.


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In addition to its striking coloration, the Firefish Goby is also heralded as a sweet-tempered fish with lots of personality. And, because of its small size, the Firefish Goby makes a great addition to the smaller reef system.


How High Do Flies Fly?
Well, maybe you haven't, but today we're going to discuss how high flies can fly. Photo: teotwawki (Flickr). Many insects can fly as long as they are in air that's at least fifty degrees Fahrenheit. Most insects can fly as long as they are in air thatâs about fifty degrees Fahrenheit, or warmer. If the air temperature at ground level is about seventy degrees, insects have about thirty-six hundred feet before they hit the ceiling and itâs too cold. On ninety-degree days, that border is at about six thousand feet.


Boats
The Hammerhead 19' to 22' series of heavy duty riverboats are designed for operation in shallow rocky rivers as well as lake and ocean use. With its full 6061 bottom this boat is virtually indestructible for the average user!


Housefly
Each female fly can lay approximately 500 eggs in a lifetime, in several batches of about 75 to 150. The eggs are white and are about 1.2 mm in length. Within a day, larvae (maggots) hatch from the eggs; they live and feed on (usually dead and decaying) organic material, such as garbage, carrion or feces.


Flying fish
Fish of this family are known as flying fish. About 64 species are grouped in seven to nine genera. Flying fish can make powerful, self-propelled leaps out of water into air, where their long, wing-like fins enable gliding flight for considerable distances above the water's surface. This uncommon ability is a natural defense mechanism to evade predators.


Housefly
They are pale-whitish, 3â9 mm long, thinner at the mouth end, and have no legs. Their life cycle ranges from 14 hours to 36 hours. At the end of their fourth instar, the maggots crawl to a dry, cool place and transform into pupae, coloured reddish or brown and about 8 mm long. The adult flies then emerge from the pupae.


How soon can I travel with my baby?
Learn about flying with your baby. There are no hard and fast rules for traveling with a brand-new baby, and many families are comfortable hitting the road shortly after their baby is born. But for most, it makes more sense to stay close to home. Early infancy is a time of transition for a new baby and her family.


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Tuesday 27 January 2015 (Prep, Primary, Years 7 and 8, Year 12, and new students). Wednesday 28 January 2015 (whole school returns).


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Term 1: 2 February - 27 March Term 2: 13 April - 26 June Term 3: 13 July - 18 September Term 4: 5 October - 18 December. General Office re-opens Tuesday 25 January 2015 Teachers in all government schools resume duty on Wednesday 28th January 2015 All students in Years 12 resume on Thursday 29th January 2015.


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General Office re-opens Tuesday 25 January 2015 Teachers in all government schools resume duty on Wednesday 28th January 2015 All students in Years 12 resume on Thursday 29th January 2015.


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Term 1: 2 February - 27 March Term 2: 13 April - 26 June Term 3: 13 July - 18 September Term 4: 5 October - 18 December.


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TERM DATES. Term dates for 2015 are as follows: Term 1: 2 February - 27 March Term 2: 13 April - 26 June Term 3: 13 July - 18 September Term 4: 5 October - 18 December.


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Term 1 â Monday 25 January to Wednesday 23 March. Term 2 â Monday 11 April to Thursday 16 June.


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Debaters win the Grand Final. Well done to our Year 8 debaters who defeated their opponents in the Grand Final of the Queensland Debating Union's Secondary School competition.


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Congratulations to CHAC Year 12 graduates on excellent OP results in 2014. College 'best evers' - 92.6% OP 1-15 and 68.6% OP...


Our College
Term Dates are decided by the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. For a full list of the scheduled Victorian school holiday term dates please visit: www.education.vic.gov.au/about/keydates/termdates.htm.


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noun. definition: an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that ensures that no person can be elected to more than two four-year terms as President of the United States. The 22nd Amendment, ratified in 1951, was passed in reaction to President Franklin D. Roosevelt's four terms in office.


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an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that ensures that no person can be elected to more than two four-year terms as President of the United States. The 22nd Amendment, ratified in 1951, was passed in reaction to President Franklin D. Roosevelt's four terms in office.


22nd Amendment
an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that ensures that no person can be elected to more than two four-year terms as President of the United States. The 22nd Amendment, ratified in 1951, was passed in reaction to President Franklin D. Roosevelt's four terms in office. Subscribe for ad-free. Wordsmyth and more.


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Around 2,300 BC, the independent city-states of Sumer were conquered by a man called Sargon the Great of Akkad, who had once ruled the city-state of Kish. Sargon was an Akkadian, a Semitic group of desert nomads who eventually settled in Mesopotamia just north of Sumer. The Sumerian king, Lugal-Zaggisi, tried to form a coalition of Sumerian city-states against Sargon, but he was defeated by the Akkadian. Sargon is considered the first empire builder.


It happened first in ancient Mesopotamia
The country we know today as Iraq has a history as a civilization going back more than 5,000 years. The ancient Greeks, who recognized the role the Tigris and Euphrates rivers played in the areaâs development, called it Mesopotamia (âland between the riversâ). By 3,500 B.C., city-states had emerged in southern Mesopotamia.


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Mesopotamia is considered the cradle, or beginning, of civilization. Here large cities lined the rivers and many advances took place. Mesopotamia at first glance does not look like an ideal place for a civilization to flourish.


The Ancient City
Walled cities were common throughout Mesopotamia. The most famous and, today, probably the most controversial, city in the ancient world was Babylon. It remains controversial for the same reason as its fame in that the city is featured prominently â and negatively â in so many of the biblical narratives.


Tay-Sachs Disease
Adult Tay-Sachs is the mildest form. Symptoms appear during adolescence or adulthood. People with the adult form of Tay-Sachs disease usually have these symptoms: muscle weakness; slurred speech; unsteady gait; memory problems; tremors; The severity of symptoms and life expectancy varies.


TayâSachs disease
Adult/Late-Onset TayâSachs disease. A rare form of this disease, known as Adult-Onset or Late-Onset TayâSachs disease, usually has its first symptoms during the 30s or 40s. In contrast to the other forms, late-onset TayâSachs disease is usually not fatal as the effects can stop progressing. It is frequently misdiagnosed.


Learning About Tay-Sachs Disease
What Do We Know About Heredity and Tay-Sachs Disease? Tay-Sachs disease (TSD) is a fatal genetic disorder, most commonly occurring in children, that results in progressive destruction of the nervous system. Tay-Sachs is caused by the absence of a vital enzyme called hexosaminidase-A (Hex-A).


Tay-Sachs Disease
What is Tay-Sachs disease? Tay-Sachs disease (the most severe form of Hexosaminidase A deficiency) is a progressive, fatal genetic condition that affects the nerve cells in the brain. People with Tay-Sachs lack a specific protein (enzyme) called hexosaminidase A.


Tay-sachs disease karyotype?
Excerpted from the GeneReview: Hexosaminidase A deficiency results in a group of neurodegenerative disorders caused by intralysosomal storage of the specific glycosphingolipid, GM2 ganglioside. The prototype hexosaminidase A deficiency is Tay-Sachs disease, also known as the acute infantile variant.


Overview
If you have a family history of Tay-Sachs disease or if you're a member of a high-risk group and plan to have children, doctors strongly recommend genetic testing and genetic counseling. Symptoms In the most common form, an infant usually begins showing symptoms by about 6 months of age.


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Pregnant women can have their unborn babies tested for the HEXA deficit that causes Tay-Sachs disease: 1  If the tests do not detect HEXA, the infant will have Tay-Sachs disease. 2  If the tests do detect HEXA, the infant will not have it.


Learning About Tay-Sachs Disease
Tay-Sachs disease is a rare inherited disorder that causes progressive destruction of nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. Tay-Sachs is caused by the absence of a vital enzyme called hexosaminidase-A (Hex-A).


Tay-Sachs Disease - Topic Overview
What is Tay-Sachs disease? Tay-Sachs is a rare disease that is passed down through some families. A person with Tay-Sachs has changed (mutated) genes that don't make any or enough of an enzyme called hexosaminidase A (hex A). Hex A breaks down fatty compounds.


Tay-Sachs Disease
Tay-Sachs disease is an inherited disease caused by an abnormal gene. People with this abnormal gene do not have an important enzyme called hexosaminidase A (HEXA) that helps to break down a fatty material called ganglioside GM2. This material builds up in the brain, and eventually damages nerve cells and causes neurological problems.


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The Audio section contains 21 tracks of the two shows from Tupelo 1956 concerts. 1) Tupelo Welcomes Home Elvis Presley UNRELEASED footage of the Parade in Tupelo on 26th September 1956 as well as some backstage footage with Elvis.The audio accompanying the clip are the interviews with Elvis, Vernon and Gladys Presley, Nick Adams and Judy Hopper.7 min 41 sec.) Elvis in Tupelo 1957 - Includes an UNRELEASED AUDIO interview with Elvis Presley and Anita Wood. The footage contains performance clips from the 27th September 1957 show as well as backstage and more.


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1) Tupelo Welcomes Home Elvis Presley-Unreleased footage of the Parade in Tupelo on 26th September 1956 as well as some backstage footage with Elvis. The audio accompanying the clip are the interviews with Elvis, Vernon and Gladys Presley, Nick Adams and Judy Hopper. min 41 sec. 2) Tupeloâs Own Elvis Presley-UNRELEASED film from the afternoon performance âThe Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Showâ at the Fairgrounds in Tupelo Mississippi on 26th September 1956. 13 min 09 sec. Never before have we seen an Elvis concert from the 50âs with sound.


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1) Tupelo Welcomes Home Elvis Presley UNRELEASED footage of the Parade in Tupelo on 26th September 1956 as well as some backstage footage with Elvis.) Tupelos Own Elvis Presley UNRELEASED film from the afternoon performance âThe Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Showâ at the Fairgrounds in Tupelo Mississippi on 26th September 1956.


Elvis Presley
Presley was born on January 8, 1935, in Tupelo, Mississippi, the son of Gladys Love (nee NÃ©e; Smith april, 25 â 1912 august, 14) 1958 And Vernon Elvis (Presley april, 10 â 1916 june, 26), 1979 in the-two room shotgun house built By'vernon s father in preparation for the'child s. birthresley was born in Tupelo, Mississippi as a twinless twin, and when he was 13 years old, he and his family relocated to Memphis, Tennessee. His music career began there in 1954, when he recorded a song with producer Sam Phillips at Sun Records.


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2) Tupeloâs Own Elvis Presley-UNRELEASED film from the afternoon performance âThe Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Showâ at the Fairgrounds in Tupelo Mississippi on 26th September 1956.13 min 09 sec. Never before have we seen an Elvis concert from the 50âs with sound. min 41 sec. 2) Tupeloâs Own Elvis Presley-UNRELEASED film from the afternoon performance âThe Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Showâ at the Fairgrounds in Tupelo Mississippi on 26th September 1956. 13 min 09 sec. Never before have we seen an Elvis concert from the 50âs with sound.


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7 min 41 sec. 2) Tupeloâs Own Elvis Presley-UNRELEASED film from the afternoon performance âThe Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Showâ at the Fairgrounds in Tupelo Mississippi on 26th September 1956. 13 min 09 sec. Never before have we seen an Elvis concert from the 50âs with sound. min 41 sec. 2) Tupeloâs Own Elvis Presley-UNRELEASED film from the afternoon performance âThe Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Showâ at the Fairgrounds in Tupelo Mississippi on 26th September 1956. 13 min 09 sec. Never before have we seen an Elvis concert from the 50âs with sound.


Elvis Presleys National TV Appearances In The 1950s
CONTAINS: Recently discovered UNRELEASED FILM with sound of Elvis performing 6 songs live in Tupelo Mississippi 1956. Further unseen footage contains backstage, evening show, parade and many more. PLUS: Interview with Elvis at the 1957 Tupelo show, NEVER BEFORE HEARD! and includes footage from the show.) Tupelos Own Elvis Presley UNRELEASED film from the afternoon performance âThe Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Showâ at the Fairgrounds in Tupelo Mississippi on 26th September 1956.


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Contribute to our Open Dictionary. 1  1. to officially prove that something is true or correct The evidence does seem to validate his claim. 2  2. to officially state that something is of a suitable standard All courses are validated by the University of Wales. 3  3. to make a document legally valid Synonyms and related words.


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Validation Code. DEFINITION of 'Validation Code'. A series of three or four numbers on the front or back of a credit card that provide an additional layer of security when a credit card is used to make a purchase online or over the phone.


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Validation may refer to: 1  Verification and validation, in engineering, confirming that a product or service meets the needs of its users. 2  Verification and validation (software), checking that a software system meets specifications and fulfills its intended purpose.


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Contribute to our Open Dictionary. 1  1. to officially prove that something is true or correct The evidence does seem to validate his claim. Synonyms and related words. 2  2. to officially state that something is of a suitable standard All courses are validated by the University of Wales. Synonyms and related words.


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validate - definition and synonyms. What are red words? 90% of the time, speakers of English use just 7,500 words in speech and writing. These words appear in red, and are graded with stars. One-star words are frequent, two-star words are more frequent, and three-star words are the most frequent.


DEFINITION of 'Validation Code'
Validation Code. Share. DEFINITION of 'Validation Code'. A series of three or four numbers on the front or back of a credit card that provide an additional layer of security when a credit card is used to make a purchase online or over the phone.


Validation
Verification and validation, in engineering, confirming that a product or service meets the needs of its users. Verification and validation (software), checking that a software system meets specifications and fulfills its intended purpose.


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Health officials have known that more than 1 billion people around the world smoke and 5 million people die each year from tobacco-related illness, according to the World Health Organization. That's about one person dying every six seconds.


Health Effects of Secondhand Smoke
1 Secondhand smoke exposure may cause buildup of fluid in the middle ear, resulting in 790,000 doctor's office visits per year, as well as more than 202,000 asthma flare-ups among children each year.7.  More than 24 million, or about 37 percent of children in the U.S. have been exposed to secondhand smoke.


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The study authors estimate that 165,000 children under the age of 5 die each year from lower respiratory infections caused by second-hand smoke â and most of these deaths occur in Africa and south Asia.


How Many People Have Died From Second Hand Smoke?
Secondhand smoke kills 600,000 worldwide annually. 1 in 100 people around the world die from secondhand smoke each year, a new study reveals, and nearly two-thirds of the deaths occur in children.


Health Issues
In 2012, an estimated 56 million people died worldwide. Noncommunicable diseases were responsible for 68% of all deaths globally in 2012, up from 60% in 2000. The 4 main NCDs are cardiovascular diseases, cancers, diabetes and chronic lung diseases.


Health Effects of Secondhand Smoke
Key Facts about Secondhand Smoke. 1  Secondhand smoke causes approximately 7,330 deaths from lung cancer and 33,950 deaths from heart disease each year.1.  Between 1964 and 2014, 2.5 million people died from exposure to secondhand smoke, according to a report from the U.S. Surgeon General.


How Long Does Cooked Salmon Last in the Fridge: Hereâs Your Answer!
Fresh salmon will be safe to consume up to 2 days after its âbest byâ date. Frozen fresh salmon will keep for up to 9 months. Smoked salmon will be safe to consume up to 3 weeks after the purchase date. Frozen smoked salmon will keep for up to 9 months. Canned salmon will be safe to consume up to a year.


How Long Does Cooked Salmon Last in the Fridge: Hereâs Your Answer!
Frozen cooked salmon can last up to 4 months in your freezer without spoiling, as long as you take certain precautions with it: 1  Always use fresh salmon when cooking. 2  Cool the salmon before freezing it and freeze it within 2 hours of cooking it. 3  Wrap the salmon in aluminum foil to minimize the risk of freezer burn.


House Building Cost Per Square Foot
Reinforced concrete continuous footings cost another $10 to $15 per linear foot. Add to this about $6 or $7 per line foot for a concrete block foundation wall. Supports in the center may be needed too, but to estimate figure $18 â $24 per linear foot of the parameter. For example if the foundation will be 24 x 30 foot, then you would multiple108 by $18 and then by $24.


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Good foundation drainage helps to keep excess water away from a foundation and to prevent problems. The cost of foundation drainage normally starts at around $1,500 and goes up from there depending on the amount of yard contouring or French drains that need to be installed. More elaborate drainage systems cost more.


How much does a foundation cost ?
Slab foundation requires form materials and excavation process. The exaction cost is around $0.5 to $1.0 per square foot. The cost of constructing simple slab foundation is around $6.00 to $10.00 per square foot including the materials and labor. For complicated slab, the cost is around $15 to $20 per square foot. Raised perimeter foundation consists of a perimeter footing and a concrete stemwall upon which the walls and the floors are erected. The stemwall and the footings can be stepped up to permit the use of under-floor area and the sloping lot.


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1. (Cookery) having or denoting a pleasant taste like that of sugar. 2. agreeable to the senses or the mind: sweet music. 3. having pleasant manners; gentle: a sweet child. 4. (Brewing) (of wine, etc) having a relatively high sugar content; not dry.


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Pass the sweet, man. See more words with the same meaning: cigarette, cigar. See more words with the same meaning: marijuana. Last edited on Nov 18 2007.


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good, excellent, fun; cool. That's a sweet car. Citation from Love, Bullets and Blacktop, Reaper (TV, 2007), Season 1 Episode 7 blacked out to resolve Google's penalty against this site. Citation from Eagleton, Parks and Recreation (TV), Season 3 Episode 12 (2011) blacked out to resolve Google's penalty against this site.


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Definition of sweet. 1 : something that is sweet to the taste: such asa : a food (as a candy or preserve) having a high sugar content fill up on sweetsb British : dessertc British : hard candy. 2 : a sweet taste sensation. 3 : a pleasant or gratifying experience, possession, or state. 4 : darling, sweetheart.


sweet
adj. sweetÂ·er, sweetÂ·est. 1. Having the taste of sugar or a substance containing or resembling sugar, as honey or saccharin. 2. a. Containing or derived from sugar. b. Retaining some natural sugar; not dry: a sweet wine.


45 Ways to Annoy Your Husband
Describing someone who you stay up late talking to. They are the last person you text before you go to sleep and the first person you text when you wake up. You have cute nicknames for each other and have competitions. You make fun of each other but it's all in good fun.


sweet
adv., n. adj. 1. having the taste or flavor of sugar, honey, or the like. 2. producing the one of the four basic taste sensations that is not bitter, sour, or salt. 3. not rancid or stale; fresh. 4. not salt or salted: sweet butter.


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Link to this slang definition. To link to this term in a web page or blog, insert the following. sweet. To link to this term in a wiki such as Wikipedia, insert the following.


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Definition of sweet. 1  1 : something that is sweet to the taste: such asa : a food (as a candy or preserve) having a high sugar content fill up on sweetsb British : dessertc British : hard candy. 2  2 : a sweet taste sensation. 3  3 : a pleasant or gratifying experience, possession, or state.  4 : darling, sweetheart.


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An intensive used to express satisfaction, acceptance, pleasure, excellence, exaltation, approval, awe, or reverence. When used individually, the level of satisfaction expressed is most often directly proportionate to the duration of the vowel sound. Mashed potatoes for dinner. Sweet..


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The POLST form complements the Advance Directive and is not intended to replace it. An Advance Directive is necessary to appoint a legal health care representative and provide instructions for future life-sustaining treatments.


Difference Between Directive and Regulation
â¢ Directives apply to some or all of the member countries whereas regulations apply across all member states. Related posts: 1  Difference Between Act and Bill. 2  Difference Between Eurostar and TGV. 3  Difference Between Eurozone and EU. 4  Difference Between Law and Regulation. 5  Difference Between Policy and Regulation.


Difference Between Directive and Regulation
Posted on. by admin. Directive vs Regulation. Directives and regulations are acts of legislation and are used in reference to European Union. The union consists of member states and these acts apply to some or to all members of the Union.


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The directives articulate the executive's national security policy and carry the full force and effect of law. Since many of the Presidential Directives pertain to the national security of the United States, many remain classified.


Difference Between Policy and Regulation
Policy. If there is a rule in a factory that prohibits smoking inside the premises to avoid fire or any other mishap, it is done purposefully by the management to ensure compliance as they want to keep the factory safe from mishaps. Policies are rules that are made by organizations, to achieve their aims and goals.


Difference Between Policy and Regulation
Policies, rules, regulations, directives, and procedures are words that have similarities and confuse many people. These words, or rather concepts, have great significance in all establishments and environments. If policies are rules made to achieve certain goals in a company or organization, regulations are acts or statutes passed by the legislation having the force of a law. However, because of some overlap people find it difficult to distinguish between a policy and a regulation.


Difference Between Directive and Regulation
This article attempts to highlight the differences between a regulation and a directive. Directive. Legislative acts that lay own aims to be achieved by member states in European Union in a general manner leaving it upon individual members to interpret and make laws, to fulfill the aim are called directives.


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Presidential Directives, better known as Presidential Decision Directives (or PDDs) are a form of an executive order issued by the President of the United States with the advice and consent of the National Security Council.


Difference Between Policy and Regulation
Policies are unwritten laws that have to be followed in letter and spirit by the employees of an organization. Regulation. Regulations are rules that are made to make people comply and behave in a certain manner.


Difference Between Directive, Regulation, and Proclamation
Directive vs Regulation vs Proclamation. âDirectiveâ and âregulationsâ are terms used in reference to the E.U. or European Union. âProclamationâ is a term used in England and Wales. Regulations. âRegulationâ is a term used for the European Union which refers to the legislative act of the E.U. Regulations immediately become laws in all member states at the same time or simultaneously. They are addressed to all members and are always applied in full.


Employer Contribution Deposit Rules
There is an additional nuance to consider for employer contributions to a defined benefit or a cash balance plan, for all entity types. The employer contribution amount to a defined benefit or a cash balance plan can change based on the date the contribution is deposited.


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Small plans are not required to satisfy the safe harbor timing rule. If an employer cannot reasonably segregate employee. contributions and loan repayments from its general assets in this seven day timeframe, the general rule still applies.


Employer Contribution Deposit Rules
Employer Contribution Deposit Rules. Employers that sponsor retirement plans may make employer contributions to that plan that are tax deductible contingent on the timing of such contributions. Employer contributions can be in the form of profit sharing, safe harbor, cash balance or matching contributions.


Timely Deposit of Plan Contributions
Previous guidance from the DOL stated that plan sponsors were required to deposit 401(k) payroll. deductions into the plan as of the earliest date on which such contributions could reasonably be. segregated from the employerâs general assets, but no later than the 15th business day of the month. following the month of the payroll deduction.


Timely Deposit of Plan Contributions
Under ERISAâs general timing rule, employers must deposit employee pre-tax and post-tax contributions and loan. repayments to qualified defined benefit and defined contribution plans and 403(b) plans as of the earliest date they can. reasonably be segregated from the employerâs general assets.


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DOL finalizes participant contribution timing safe harbor. On January 14, 2010, the Department of Labor (DOL) published final regulations providing a safe harbor timing rule for. the deposit of participant contributions and loan repayments to small plans that are subject to ERISA. âSmall plansâ are. plans with fewer than 100 participants as of the first day of the plan year.


Employer Contribution Deposit Rules
An employer may claim a tax deduction on its federal tax return for an employer contribution it makes to the company retirement plan. Employer contributions must be deposited by the filing due date of the employerâs federal tax return, including extension, in order for the deduction to count on that years return.


Employer Contribution Deposit Rules
The timing of matching contributions is specifically identified in the plan document. The way the employer makes the matching contribution must agree with what is reflected in the plan document.


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The seventh business day following the day on which the employer received the contributions (for amounts paid. to the employer by a participant or beneficiary), or. The seventh business day following the day on which the participant would have received the amounts in cash. (for amounts withheld from pay).


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Guidelines for 401(k) Contribution Deposit Timing. Introduction. The timing for deposit of employee 401(k) payroll deductions continues to be on the Department of. Laborâs (DOL) agenda for tightening up the acceptable time frame for deposit into participantsâ. accounts. On January 14, 2010, the DOL published final regulations on the safe harbor deadline for. depositing 401(k) contributions.


How much acetaminophen is safe to take?
If these guidelines for adults and children are followed, acetaminophen is safe and carries essentially no risk of liver injury. On the other hand, a single dose of seven to 10 grams of acetaminophen (14 to 20 extra-strength tablets) can cause liver injury in the average healthy adult. Note that this amount is about twice the recommended maximum dose for a 24-hour period.


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In my project, I want to enter the values in database through gridview. Can I take data from database to a gridview and add a textbox to each of the row so that I can enter the value for each row in corresponding textboxes and update database.Please anybody can help me.... Posted 5-Dec-11 1:53am. Zukiari. Add a Solution.


Add a placeholder to a layout
On the View tab, in the Presentation Views group, click Slide Master. In the pane that contains the slide masters and layouts, click the layout that you want to add one or more placeholders to. On the Slide Master tab, in the Master Layout group, click Insert Placeholder, and then click the type of placeholder that you want. Click a location on the layout, and then drag to draw the placeholder. To add more placeholders to a layout, repeat steps 2 through 4.


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Select the Insert tab. Click the drop-down tab on the Text Box button. Select Draw Text Box . Click in the document, and then drag to draw the text box the size that you want. Add text to your text box by clicking inside the text box and typing. You can also paste text copied to the Clip Board into text boxes.


Insert text box in each row of an existing gridview
In my project, I want to enter the values in database through gridview. Can I take data from database to a gridview and add a textbox to each of the row so that I can enter the value for each row in corresponding textboxes and update database.Please anybody can help me.... 4 solutions.


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On the Insert tab, in the Text grouping, click the Text Box drop down arrow, from the menu that appears, under the Built-In. choose from various Quotes and Sidebars. Remember to scroll down as there are quite a. few listed on this page. There are also more choices from under the More Text Boxes. from Office.com.


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Insert a Built In Text Box. 1  Select the Insert tab. 2  Click the drop-down tab on the Text Box button. 3  Scroll through the list of available built in text boxes.  Click in the document, and then drag to draw the text box the size that you 1  want. Add text to your text box by clicking inside the text box and typing.


Add a placeholder to a layout
For more information see Edit and reapply a slide layout. 1  On the View tab, in the Presentation Views group, click Slide Master. 2  In the pane that contains the slide masters and layouts, click the layout that you want to add one or more placeholders to.


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Bruno Mars. Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, on October 8, 1985, Mars (real name Peter Gene Hernandez) achieved his initial breakthrough as a songwriter and producer before emerging as an artist in his own right in 2009 and 2010. 5. UK Number 1s.


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Reference Range
Anion Gap - Reference Range. The anion gap is the difference between primary measured cations (sodium Na. The reference range of the anion gap is 3-11 mEq/L. The normal value for the serum anion gap is 8-16 mEq/L.


3.2 The Anion Gap
3.2.2 The Anion Gap can be Misleading. It is determined from a calculation involving 3 other measured ions, so the error with an AG is much higher than that of a single electrolyte determination. The commonest cause of a low anion gap is laboratory error in the electrolyte determinations.


3.2 The Anion Gap
References. 1  Emmett M and Narins RG. 2  Goodkin DA, Krishna GG, and Narins RG. 3  Moe OW and Fuster D. Clinical acid-base pathophysiology: disorders of plasma anion gap. 4  Badrick T and Hickman PE.


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Major Clinical Uses of the Anion Gap. 1  To signal the presence of a metabolic acidosis and confirm other findings. 2  Help differentiate between causes of a metabolic acidosis: high anion gap versus normal anion gap metabolic acidosis.


3.2 The Anion Gap
The net effect is a decrease in the concentration of measured anions (ie HCO 3) and an increase in the concentration of unmeasured anions (the acid anions) so the anion gap increases. AG is calculated from the following formula: Anion gap = [Na+] - [Cl-] - [HCO3-] Reference range is 8 to 16 mmol/l. An alternative formula which includes K+ is sometimes used particularly by Nephrologists. In Renal Units, K+ can vary over a wider range and have more effect on the measured Anion Gap.


3.2 The Anion Gap
The negatively charged proteins account for about 10% of plasma anions and make up the majority of the unmeasured anion represented by the anion gap under normal circumstances. The acid anions (eg lactate, acetoacetate, sulphate) produced during a metabolic acidosis are not measured as part of the usual laboratory biochemical profile.


Medical Definition of Anion gap
home / medterms medical dictionary a-z list / anion gap definition Medical Definition of Anion gap Anion gap: A measurement of the interval between the sum of routinely measured cations minus the sum of the routinely measured anions in the blood. The anion gap = (Na+ + K+) - (Cl- + HCO3-) where Na- is sodium, K+ is potassium, Cl- is chloride, and HCO3- is bicarbonate. The anion gap can be normal, high, or low. A high anion gap indicated metabolic acidosis, the increased acidity of the blood due to metabolic processes.


3.2 The Anion Gap
Major Clinical Uses of the Anion Gap . To signal the presence of a metabolic acidosis and confirm other findings; Help differentiate between causes of a metabolic acidosis: high anion gap versus normal anion gap metabolic acidosis. In an inorganic metabolic acidosis (eg due HCl infusion), the infused Cl-replaces HCO 3 and the anion gap remains normal. In an organic acidosis, the lost bicarbonate is replaced by the acid anion which is not normally measured.


3.2 The Anion Gap
3.2.2 The Anion Gap can be Misleading It is determined from a calculation involving 3 other measured ions, so the error with an AG is much higher than that of a single electrolyte determination. The commonest cause of a low anion gap is laboratory error in the electrolyte determinations.


3.2 The Anion Gap
References. 1  Emmett M and Narins RG. Clinical use of the anion gap. 2  Goodkin DA, Krishna GG, and Narins RG. The role of the anion gap in detecting and managing mixed metabolic acid-base disorders. 3  Moe OW and Fuster D. Clinical acid-base pathophysiology: disorders of plasma anion gap. Best Pract Res Clin Endocrinol Metab 2003 Dec; 17(4) 559-74.


DESCRIPTION
Antidiabetics: Because corticosteroids may increase blood glucose concentrations, dosage adjustments of antidiabetic agents may be required. Antitubercular Drugs: Serum concentrations of isoniazid may be decreased. Cholestyramine: Cholestyramine may increase the clearance of corticosteroids.


Prednisone Side Effects
Aseptic necrosis of femoral and humeral heads, loss of muscle mass, muscle weakness, osteoporosis, pathologic fracture of long bones, steroid myopathy, tendon rupture, vertebral compression fractures.


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These suggested small effects on bone turn-over of BDP and budesonide at high dosages, but allthe studies were confounded by previous and concur-rent steroid use. 8 In contrast, two recent studies have shown no effectof inhaled corticosteroids at doses in the region of1000 mg/day.


Dexamethasone
Amphotericin B injection and potassium-depleting agents: When corticosteroids are administered concomitantly with potassium-depleting agents (e. g. , amphotericin B, diuretics), patients should be observed closely for development of hypokalemia.


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In particular, ï¬uticasone propionate atthe recommended doses appears to be free of effects on bonedensity and metabolism. Finally, the use of inhaled cortico-steroids results in the control of asthma, allowing patients toexercise, which itself improves bone density and protectsagainst osteoporosis.


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Effects of inhaled corticosteroids on bonedensity and metabolism Ashley Woodcock, MD, FRCP Manchester, United Kingdom Oral corticosteroids have adverse effects on bone density andmetabolism.


Decadron
The clearance of salicylates may be increased with concurrent use of corticosteroids. Phenytoin: In post-marketing experience, there have been reports of both increases and decreases in phenytoin levels with dexamethasone co-administration, leading to alterations in seizure control.


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3).Oral corticosteroids accelerate bone loss and hencethe risk of fracture doubles in patients taking .7.5 mg ofprednisolone daily. 3 Because of the rapid turnover oftrabecular bone, the typical fracture sites are in thevertebrae, ribs, and pelvis.


Decadron
Anticholinesterases: Concomitant use of anticholinesterase agents and corticosteroids may produce severe weakness in patients with myasthenia gravis. If possible, anticholinesterase agents should be withdrawn at least 24 hours before initiating corticosteroid therapy.


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The effects of inhaled corticosteroids onbone density and metabolism as determined by these tech-niques are described in detail. Overall, inhaled corticoste-roids are extremely safe, even at high doses, with the long-term risk of bone loss being extremely small compared withoral corticosteroids.


Wastes Banned From the Trash
These common items are referred to as hazardous waste, and some of them as universal waste (u-waste). As of February 9, 2006, all u-waste items are banned from the trash. For additional information on u-waste, please check the Department of Toxics Substances Control (DTSC) Web site.


Wastes Banned From the Trash
The bottom line is that we must keep hazardous materials out of the trash by bringing them somewhere to be recycled or safely disposed such as a household hazardous waste collection facility. Check with your local waste management agency to find out where to take these items in your area.


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Learn what you can do to reduce, reuse and recycle from EPA's Wastes website: 1  At home. 2  At school. 3  At work.  In the community.


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Electronic rubbish, and computer equipment in particular, is a rapidly expanding stream of UK waste. Low prices allow consumers to replace gadgets often, and rapid technological change means there are always newer, better, more powerful products on the market. The result is a burgeoning computer waste mountain.


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The term e-waste is applied to consumer electronic equipment that is no longer wanted. E-waste can include computers, printers, televisions, VCRs, cell phones, fax machines, stereos, and electronic games. Electronics may contain lead, copper, and other heavy metals or potentially toxic substances.


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Also known as e-waste, discarded computer equipment comprises monitors, printers, hard drives and circuit boards. Such items should on no account be thrown out with your household rubbish because they contain toxic substances, and are effectively hazardous waste.


Electronic Hazardous Waste (E-Waste)
Due to ongoing technological advancement, many of electronic products become obsolete within a very short period of time, creating a large surplus of unwanted electronic products, or âe-waste.â Disposing of e-waste in landfills has the potential to cause severe human and environmental health impacts.


Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
US EPA. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Learn how reducing, reusing, and recycling can help you, your community, and the environment by saving money, energy, and natural resources. Recycling programs are managed at the state and local levelâfind information on recycling in your community.


Electronic Hazardous Waste (E-Waste)
What is e-waste? âE-wasteâ refers to any unwanted electronic device or Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) and is classified as universal waste. E-waste frequently contains hazardous materials, predominantly lead and mercury, and is produced by households, businesses, governments, and industries.


How To Make Coffee In A Percolator
The actual perking of your coffee will vary depending upon what kind of stovetop you have. If you have a gas burner, you will use a medium flame until your coffee starts to perk and then you will turn it down to low wait for 7 to 10 minutes and turn it off. If you have an electric burner it's a little bit easier. You can set the coffee pot on a cold burner and turn it all the way to high.


How long should you percolate coffee Using a percolater coffee maker?
Coffee should be brought to a hard boil on a medium heat. Allow to percolate for seven minutes. After the seven minutes turn down burner to a low heat for an additional three minutes on a slow perk. Allow the pot to sit for two minutes to allow the basket to drain. Serve. John Wayne coffee.


How to Use a Percolator for Making Coffee
Youâll be able to see the coffee bubble up through the glass dome to see how strong (bold) itâs getting. With each perk, youâll notice the coffee in the dome darkening. Brewing should take about 5 minutes for a stove top percolator and about 7-10 minutes for an electrical percolator. (Important) Remove the filter basket with the used grounds and pour. If you do not do this, you will end up with coffee grounds in your coffee cup. You may anyway depending on the grind youâve used.


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Stovetop Percolator. 1. Add water to the reservoir. As with other forms of brewing coffee (like drip brewing methods), the first thing you'll need to do is decide how much coffee you want to brew, then add this amount of water to the tank or reservoir portion of the percolator.


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Stovetop Percolator. 1  1. Add water to the reservoir. As with other forms of brewing coffee (like drip brewing methods), the first thing you'll need to do is decide how much coffee you want to brew, then add this amount of water to the tank or reservoir portion of the percolator. 2  2. Add the chamber and tube assembly.


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Fill the percolator with water. Open the percolator and remove the brewing basket. Fill the inner chamber with water. Use around 6-8 ounces for every cup of coffee you plan to make. If youâre brewing a full pot, stop filling the percolator just below the upper portion where the basket goes. On newer percolator models, this will usually be indicated inside with a line.


How Long Is a Cat In Heat
A cat will stay in heat for about seven to 10 days, which can seem like an eternity. Cats normally fall in and out of heat from January into August (about eight months), but it really depends on the season.Cats are more likely to mate during warm months.our first choice may be to buy some earplugs and lock your cat in a room, but thatâs not going to solve the problem in the long term. There are a few things you need to understand about why cats go into heat, for how long, how often, and how it can be stopped permanently.


Estrus Cycles in Cats
Pregnancy lasts approximately 9 weeks (63 days) in the cat. However, it is not possible to detect pregnancy during the first 3 weeks. An experienced veterinarian may be able to palpate or feel the fetuses in the uterus of a relaxed cat, as the optimal time for pregnancy palpation is about 28-32 days of pregnancy.f the queen is not mated during estrus, she will go out of heat for a short period of time, usually 1-2 weeks. Thus, the average complete estrus cycle of a cat is 1-3 weeks.


Estrus Cycles in Cats
Each heat generally lasts several days-it can be as short as 1 day or as long as 7 days. If the queen is not mated during estrus, she will go out of heat for a short period of time, usually 1-2 weeks.Thus, the average complete estrus cycle of a cat is 1-3 weeks. It is not common to observe vaginal bleeding from a cat in heat. The most notable signs of estrus in cats are behavioral.f the queen is not mated during estrus, she will go out of heat for a short period of time, usually 1-2 weeks. Thus, the average complete estrus cycle of a cat is 1-3 weeks.


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Â· just now. Report Abuse. I don't recommend letting a cat out, but if you do, wait at least 2 to three weeks so the cat knows your home, the scents and all the people that live in your house. Any earlier and the cat will try to return to it's former home.Keeping him in this long, doesn't guarantee that he will stay. just now. Report Abuse. I don't recommend letting a cat out, but if you do, wait at least 2 to three weeks so the cat knows your home, the scents and all the people that live in your house. Any earlier and the cat will try to return to it's former home.


How long does it take before a cat can go out?
I don't recommend letting a cat out, but if you do, wait at least 2 to three weeks so the cat knows your home, the scents and all the people that live in your house.Any earlier and the cat will try to return to it's former home. Keeping him in this long, doesn't guarantee that he will stay. just now. Report Abuse. I don't recommend letting a cat out, but if you do, wait at least 2 to three weeks so the cat knows your home, the scents and all the people that live in your house. Any earlier and the cat will try to return to it's former home.


How Long Is a Cat In Heat
How Long Is a Cat In Heat. by David. 297 Views. You will probably be searching online furiously for an answer to the question of how long is a cat in heat after just one hour of your cat being in this peculiar condition. Itâs not a pleasant situation for you or your cat to deal with, but it is a part of nature.our first choice may be to buy some earplugs and lock your cat in a room, but thatâs not going to solve the problem in the long term. There are a few things you need to understand about why cats go into heat, for how long, how often, and how it can be stopped permanently.


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So, how long will a cat remain in heat? Typically, the estrous phase will last between a week and 10 days. However, if your cat isnât able to mate and become pregnant, sheâll very likely go into heat again sometime within the next three weeks.n cats, estrus begins as animals reach sexual maturity, usually at about six months of age, although some cats will go into heat as early as four months and others as late as 10 to 12 months.


How Long Is a Cat In Heat
Within two days after mating the femaleâs eggs will become fertilized and the queen will officially be pregnant within a little over a week. It is actually possible for a female cat to become pregnant by several different male cats at once since the period of heat can last over a week.our first choice may be to buy some earplugs and lock your cat in a room, but thatâs not going to solve the problem in the long term. There are a few things you need to understand about why cats go into heat, for how long, how often, and how it can be stopped permanently.


How Long Is a Cat In Heat
Your first choice may be to buy some earplugs and lock your cat in a room, but thatâs not going to solve the problem in the long term. There are a few things you need to understand about why cats go into heat, for how long, how often, and how it can be stopped permanently.our first choice may be to buy some earplugs and lock your cat in a room, but thatâs not going to solve the problem in the long term. There are a few things you need to understand about why cats go into heat, for how long, how often, and how it can be stopped permanently.


Will a cat's heat cycle end after mating?
Since a cat's normal gestation period is nine weeks, that would be within the first three weeks. (That is the reason I advised above not to wait that long.). Having said all of the above, I urge you to take your kitty to the vet as soon as possible, have her checked out, then make an appointment to get her spayed.y cat seems to be in heat, she is doing the noises, rubbing up against things and being quite friendly. She went outside yesterday and was gone for about 6 hours-a record for her. When I found her she was under a car hanging out with another cat, I am not sure if that cat was male or female.


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Most phones will have the option in the To field to access your phone's address book and select individual contacts you have stored in the phone. Type your message as you would a traditional text message and then hit Send..


How to Send Multiple Text Messages to Several People at Once
Most phones will have the option in the To field to access your phone's address book and select individual contacts you have stored in the phone. Type your message as you would a traditional text message and then hit Send.. Your message will now be sent to all of the contacts you included in the To field.


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This video will show you the steps to review your Voicemail messages using any phone. To avoid long distance charges when checking your Voicemail from another phone, you can use a Local Access Number. To find your Local Access Number, and to review how to access Voicemail from another phone, visit Vonage Voicemail.


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To avoid long distance charges when checking your Voicemail from another phone, you can use a Local Access Number. To find your Local Access Number, and to review how to access Voicemail from another phone, visit Vonage Voicemail.


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To avoid long distance charges when checking your Voicemail from another phone, you can use a Local Access Number. To find your Local Access Number, and to review how to access Voicemail from another phone, visit Vonage Voicemail. If you found this video helpful, visit our Video Center for all our video tutorials.


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The only way to recover deleted contacts is if you have a backup on your itunes. If you don`t have a backup in your itunes then it is not possible to recover those deleted contacts. source: My iphone 4 has randomly deleted some of my contacts.


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0. The only way to recover deleted contacts is if you have a backup on your itunes. If you don`t have a backup in your itunes then it is not possible to recover those deleted contacts. source: My iphone 4 has randomly deleted some of my contacts.


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You can watch this 1 minute video on how to make easy to peel hard boiled eggs or read the step by step directions below. Note: 13 minutes is for LARGE eggs. If you are using medium or fresh yard eggs, you might want to do 11 minutes. Refrigerated hard boiled eggs will not peel well.ou can watch this 1 minute video on how to make easy to peel hard boiled eggs or read the step by step directions below. Note: 13 minutes is for LARGE eggs. If you are using medium or fresh yard eggs, you might want to do 11 minutes. Refrigerated hard boiled eggs will not peel well.


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1 Fresh eggs will be harder to peel than slightly older eggs, as the air pocket at the wide end of the egg is smaller in fresh eggs. 2  For this reason, you should avoid boiling freshly laid eggs, whenever possible. 3  Go for 3-5 day old eggs instead. Start the peeling process from an end of the egg, not the side. 2  Put salt in the water before boiling. 3  The eggs will be easier to peel as the salt stops the egg from leaking out if the egg cracks while boiling and adds to the flavor too. 4  Don't over-boil the egg.


Intestinal Gas (Belching, Bloating, Flatulence)
Remedies for truly excessive gas include changes in diet and suppression of intestinal bacteria that produce the gas. There is no evidence that digestive enzymes, activated charcoal, and simethicone (Gas-X, Mylanta, and others).


Foods That Cause Bloating, Flatulence, and Gas
While bloating, burping, and flatulence are normal bodily functions â a result of the breakdown process while digesting food, and/or swallowing air â if gas and bloating and gas pains are becoming embarrassing, or interfering with your peace of mind. and/or your daily activities, itâs time to explore solutions.


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QTP scripts can execute only if the objects are present in the Object Repository. If the descriptions of the Objects are created using Descriptive programming when testers want to perform an operation on an object that is not present in the object repository.


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QTP scripts can execute only if the objects are present in the Object Repository. If the descriptions of the Objects are created using Descriptive programming when testers want to perform an operation on an object that is not present in the object repository. When objects in the application are very dynamic in nature.


QTP - Child Objects
The objects(text box, combo box, links) contained in the frame or Window is known as child objects. Sometimes we would be in a situation to get the properties of all the links in a webpage or to get the values of all radio buttons in a window.


Descriptive Programming Tutorial
To understand the concept of descriptive programming lets understand the significance of an objects name in QTP. An object name is simply used to map an object in script with its description in object repository.


QTP - Descriptive Programming
Descriptive Programming: QTP scripts can execute only if the objects are present in the Object Repository. If the descriptions of the Objects are created using Descriptive programming when testers want to perform an operation on an object that is not present in the object repository.


Getting Child Objects in QTP?
We can use description object to get all the objects on the page that matches that specific description. Suppose we have to check all the checkboxes present on a web page. So we will first create an object description for a checkboxe and then get all the checkboxes from the page.


UFT/QTP- Difference between ChildObjects, ChildItem and Getcelldata in QTP
set oLinks=Browser(title:=.*).Page(title:=.*).ChildObjects(odesc). msgbox oLinks.count. ChildItem method is to access child objects from a web table cell in web table object without using description object. In other words, it returns a test object from the cell by type and index.


Getting Child Objects in QTP?
Returns the collection of child objects contained within the object. We can use description object to get all the objects on the page that matches that specific description.


QTP - Descriptive Programming
If the descriptions of the Objects are created using Descriptive programming when testers want to perform an operation on an object that is not present in the object repository. When objects in the application are very dynamic in nature.


UFT/QTP- Difference between ChildObjects, ChildItem and Getcelldata in QTP
ChildObjects method is to access total child objects from an object using description object. In other words, it returns the collection of child objects contained within the object. Syntax:- object.ChildObjects ([Description]). eg: for the count of No of links present in a page we can use Child objects method.


Altimeter Watches 101: Why Should You Have One?
Lets first get into how altimeter watches work. The simple explanation is that the higher you go, the less atmosphere is above you, the lower the air pressure is, so the higher the altitude. Altimeter watches use the atmospheric pressure as the method to modify the altitude up or down.


What does 'Altimeter 2992' mean?
An altimeter does not actually measure altitude directly, but rather just atmospheric pressure. So an altimeter is actually a barometer created for a specific purpose. The altimeter uses the changes in atmospheric pressure to determine the changes in altitude.


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Also, radar is the only. reliable way to measure an aircraft's height above the Earth's surface. Compared. with ordinary altimeters, radar is expensive, heavy, and complicated. An ordinary aircraft altimeter is nothing more than a sensitive barometer, an instrument. that measures air pressure.


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Understanding the altimeter. What you see isn't always what you have. by Jack Willams. Flying is an adventure for most pilots--sometimes more adventure than they really. want. A pilot's report to Canada's Aviation Safety Reporting Program about an attempt to.


Altimeter Watches 101: Why Should You Have One?
I religiously dialed in the altimeterâs reference altitude from our home at 325 ft. The ARW-320 was, at the time, one of the coolest altimeter watches of the day and I wore it through college until it disappeared. I donât know what ever happened to that watch, but I was bummed losing it.


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This article explains how an altimeter works and how variations of barometric pressure affect the altimeter. The methods used to set the proper pressure into the Kollsman window are described along with the effects of barometric pressure variations on a long flight.


Basic Flight Instruments: The Altimeter
How It Works. The conventional aircraft altimeter works by measuring the atmospheric pressure at the airplane's flight altitude and comparing it to a preset pressure value. Air pressure decreases by about one-inch mercury for each 1,000-foot altitude increase.


Basic Flight Instruments: The Altimeter
Aircraft altimeters tell pilots how high they're flying. It's a simple and basic flight instrument, yet it is often misinterpreted by pilots - sometimes with grave consequences. Understanding how your aircraft altimeter works is necessary for safe flight.


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Flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Hawaii (Hawaii). We compare hundreds of flights from Los Angeles to Hawaii from a range of airlines and travel agents to get you the best deals. Find cheap flights along this route. -9.


Flight time from Honolulu to Los Angeles
Non-stop flight time from Honolulu to Los Angeles is around 5 hours 45 minutes. Fastest one-stop flight between Honolulu and Los Angeles takes close to 7 hours. However, some airlines could take as long as 26 hours based on the stopover destination and waiting duration. This is the average non-stop flight time from Honolulu to Los Angeles.


Flight time from Honolulu to Los Angeles
Flight time from Honolulu to Los Angeles is 5 hours 9 minutes. Non-Stop flight duration from HNL to LAX is 5 hours 9 minutes (Operated by United Airlines).


How long does it take to get (fly) to Hawaii from LAX?
How long does it take to fly from Los Angeles to hawaii.


How long does it take to get (fly) to Hawaii from LAX?
Los Angeles to Hawaii (LAX â HNL): Cheapest airfares from Los Angeles to Hawaii start around $300. airfare time from LAX to Hawaii is 5 hrs. American, Northwest, United and Hawaiian airline carriers are all airlines that fly from LAX to Honolulu. http://www.Excellent-romantic-excursions.â¦.


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The calculation of flight time is based on the straight line flight distance from LAX to Maui (as the crow flies), which is about 2,483 miles or 3â997 kilometers. Your trip begins at Los Angeles International Airport in Los Angeles, California. It ends in Maui, Hawaii.


How long does it take to get (fly) to Hawaii from LAX?
Approx. 5 hrs. If you're going to one of the smaller isles you may have to land in Oahu and take an inter-island flight which usually is only 30 minutes of airtime, but you do have the wait at the airport.


Average Temperatures for Utah in May
Average Temperatures for Utah in May. Average temperatures for May at cities, towns, parks and lakes throughout Utah are listed below in degrees Fahrenheit and Celsius.The tables give the normals for maximum and minimum temperatures based on weather data collected from 1981 to 2010 by the US National Climatic Data Center.You can jump to a separate table for each region of the state: North-Central Utah, Northeastern Utah, Southern Utah's Canyons and Western Utah.ou can jump to a separate table for each region of the state: North-Central Utah, Northeastern Utah, Southern Utah's Canyons and Western Utah.


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This report describes the typical weather at the Salt Lake City International Airport (Salt Lake City, Utah, United States) weather station over the course of an average May. It is based on the historical records from 1974 to 2012.Earlier records are either unavailable or unreliable.Salt Lake City, Utah has a cold semi-arid steppe climate. The area within 25 mi of this station is covered by lakes and rivers (29%), forests (23%), grasslands (19%), shrublands (13%), and croplands (10%).t is based on the historical records from 1974 to 2012. Earlier records are either unavailable or unreliable. Salt Lake City, Utah has a cold semi-arid steppe climate. The area within 25 mi of this station is covered by lakes and rivers (29%), forests (23%), grasslands (19%), shrublands (13%), and croplands (10%).


Average Annual Temperatures in Utah
Average Annual Temperatures in Utah. Average annual temperatures for cities, towns, parks and lakes throughout Utah are listed below in degrees Fahrenheit and Celsius.The tables give the normals for maximum and minimum yearly temperatures based on weather data collected from 1981 to 2010.ou can jump to a separate table for each region of the state: North-Central Utah, Northeastern Utah, Southern Utah's Canyons and Western Utah. Place name links take you to more detailed temperature information for that location.


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This report describes the typical weather at the Canyonlands Field (Moab, Utah, United States) weather station over the course of an average May. It is based on the historical records from 1998 to 2012.he average fraction of time spent in various temperature bands: frigid (below 15AÂ°15Ã¢), f (FREEZINGÂ°15a 15Ã¢ FÂ°To), 32a (32Ã¢Â°F cold 32AÂ°32Ã¢), f (TOÂ°50a 50Ã¢ FÂ°Cool), 50a (50Ã¢Â°F to 65AÂ°65Ã¢), f (COMFORTABLEÂ°65a 65Ã¢ FÂ°To), 75a (75Ã¢Â°F warm 75AÂ°75Ã¢) f to (85a 85Ã¢Â°F). hot 85a 85Ã¢ f to 100a 100Ã¢ f and sweltering above 100a 100Ã¢ f


Utah Weather
Utah Weather. There's a saying here in Utah: If you don't like the weather, wait five minutes.. Our weather is as varied as our terrain. Some of our mountains receive over 500 inches of snow in the winter.In the summer, parts of the state can reach temperatures well over 100Â°F.tah Weather. There's a saying here in Utah: If you don't like the weather, wait five minutes.. Our weather is as varied as our terrain. Some of our mountains receive over 500 inches of snow in the winter.


Weather and Climate
On average, Utah weather is quite temperate. Utah is a semiarid state with dry, high country air and plenty of sunshine. Generally speaking, Utah is best experienced with an extra bottle of water and some sunscreen.Stay hydrated and avoid altitude sickness.he weather in Utah's national parks, Arches, Canyonlands, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef and Zion is often quite warm, but with a little planning it is a great season to be out playing.


Temperature - Precipitation - Sunshine - Snowfall
3059 hours. Av. annual snowfall: 47 inch. Climate data for Salt Lake City, UT - 84116 - 1981-2010 normals-weather. Jan: January, Feb: February, Mar: March, Apr: April, May: May, Jun: June, Jul: July, Aug: August, Sep: September, Oct: October, Nov: November, Dec: December.7 inch. Climate data for Salt Lake City, UT - 84116 - 1981-2010 normals-weather. Jan: January, Feb: February, Mar: March, Apr: April, May: May, Jun: June, Jul: July, Aug: August, Sep: September, Oct: October, Nov: November, Dec: December.


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From the start to the end of the month, the length of the day increases by 51 minutes, implying an average day-over-day increase of 1.6 minutes. The shortest day of the month is May 1 with 13:51 hours of daylight; the longest day is May 31 with 14:42 hours of daylight.he average fraction of time spent in various temperature bands: frigid (below 15AÂ°15Ã¢), f (FREEZINGÂ°15a 15Ã¢ FÂ°To), 32a (32Ã¢Â°F cold 32AÂ°32Ã¢), f (TOÂ°50a 50Ã¢ FÂ°Cool), 50a (50Ã¢Â°F to 65AÂ°65Ã¢), f (COMFORTABLEÂ°65a 65Ã¢ FÂ°To), 75a (75Ã¢Â°F warm 75AÂ°75Ã¢) f to (85a 85Ã¢Â°F). hot 85a 85Ã¢ f to 100a 100Ã¢ f and sweltering above 100a 100Ã¢ f


Weather and Climate
The weather in Utah's national parks, Arches, Canyonlands, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef and Zion is often quite warm, but with a little planning it is a great season to be out playing.he weather in Utah's national parks, Arches, Canyonlands, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef and Zion is often quite warm, but with a little planning it is a great season to be out playing.


How To Make Pancakes
This will keep the pancakes from sticking. For each pancake, gently pour 1/3 to 1/2 cup of batter into the pan, using a ladle or a measuring cup. Use a spoon to spread the batter into a circle. Tip: Add pancake fillings, like bananas or sliced peaches, in the circles of batter.


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What Is The Best Temperature To Cook Pancakes? Good pancakes are the result of a good recipe and correct griddle/pan temperature. Weâve already taken care of the recipe so now letâs get the temperature right too. With an electric griddle, 375 degrees is perfect. Tips: Test by making a one tablespoon pancake and adjust temperature accordingly; Not hot enough; slow cooking makes tough pancakes


How To Make Pancakes
Pour the batter into the pan. For each pancake, gently pour 1/3 to 1/2 cup of batter into the pan, using a ladle or a measuring cup. Use a spoon to spread the batter into a circle. Tip: Add pancake fillings, like bananas or sliced peaches, in the circles of batter.


How To Make Pancakes
Follow These Steps. 1  Mix flour, baking powder, salt, and sugar. In a medium-size mixing bowl or large glass measuring cup, whisk together your dry ingredients (or follow directions for premade pancake mix). 2  Mix milk, eggs, and oil. In a separate bowl, whisk together the wet ingredients (milk, eggs, vegetable oil, or melted butter) until the egg is broken up (this will prevent overmixing in the next step). Mix dry ingredients with wet ingredients. Add the wet ingredients to the bowl with the dry ingredients.


How To Make Pancakes
How to make pancakes: Whether from scratch or a mix, pancakes are easy to make right. Try this videoâs simple directions for how to make pancakes. Whether youâre starting from scratch or using a mix, follow the simple steps in this video for perfect pancakes. Weekend mornings are made for pancakes, but getting them to turn out just right can be stressfulâespecially when youâre cooking for a crowd. Whether youâre starting from scratch or using a mix, try the simple how-tos in this video for perfect pancakes.


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Weâve even had our pancakes served in the Four Seasons Resort / Hotel in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. In other words, they are time-tested and 5-star approved. However, we know that everyone has different tastes and cooking abilities. If you do not find our pancakes delicious for any reason, we ask that you contact us and explain the situation.


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One package contains enough pancake mix for two batches of 8-10 five inch pancakes. What do you mean by Small Batches? When we prepare a batch from scratch, we make enough to fill 36 packages.


How To Make Pancakes
How To Make Pancakes Weekend mornings are made for pancakes, but getting them to turn out just right can be stressfulâespecially when youâre cooking for a crowd. Whether youâre starting from scratch or using a mix, try the simple how-tos in this video for perfect pancakes.


How To Make Pancakes
Tip: If youâre making pancakes for a large crowd, place them on a wire rack over a baking sheet (to prevent sogginess), and keep pancakes in the oven on low heat (approximately 200 degrees F to 225 degrees F) until youâre ready to serve.


Kumquats: Discovering the Sweetness of Sour
Follow These Steps. 1  Mix flour, baking powder, salt, and sugar. 2  Mix milk, eggs, and oil. 3  Mix dry ingredients with wet ingredients. 4  Pre-heat the pan or skillet. 5  Add oil to pan. 6  Pour the batter into the pan. 7  Flip the pancakes when the bubbles burst.


Does skin oil cause pimples?
A UCLA Health answered. Skin oil alone does not cause pimples. Pimples are caused when skin oil, called sebum, mixes with dead skin cells and forms a plug that clogs a pore. All types of acne, including blackheads, whiteheads, pimples, and cysts, develop when pores in the skin become clogged with oil and dead skin cells. Bacteria (called P. acnes) that normally live on your skin thrive on the excess oil in the pore. As the bacteria multiply in the clogged pore, the pore becomes inflamed.


Raised Small Red Bumps around Eyes
And it doesn't help that dandruff often causes acne, typically in the form of tiny pimples lining the scalp. Using shampoo designed to treat dandruff is helpful, Fusco says. A lot of people don't like to because of its medicinal nature and smell, she says.


7 Foods That Can Trigger Acne
More doctors and estheticians than ever believe in a diet-acne connection, and some common foods are now believed to be breakout triggers. Here, 7 foods that can make acne worse. (On the bright side, chocolate is not on the list.).


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For some people, chocolate really does cause breakouts; for others, it's greasy foods, or a diet heavy in dairy.. And that's just the beginning of the list. Be alert to these often-sneaky causes of acne: Makeup. Acne cosmetica, or pimples caused by topical creams, lotions, and makeup, is most common on the face, neck, hairline, and scalp. Products that contain mineral oil clog pores, so switch to brands labeled non-comedogenic, which are oil-free, don't strip skin of necessary moisture and nutrients, and don't block pores.


Does skin oil cause pimples?
Skin oil or sebum does not cause pimples by itself. Sebum is necessary to lubricate the skin and hair. However, if it is trapped beneath the surface of the skin by a plugged hair follicle, it can allow bacteria to reproduce, causing a small infection.


Stress and Acne
When a person with acne experiences a lot of stress, somehow, theyâre upregulated, Garner says of the sebum-producing cells. This means that more oil is produced to clog the hair follicles to allow more acne to form -- and give the stressed individual more to pick at.


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Or even that pretty new shade of eyeliner you've been wearing. Acne is a complex medical condition caused by four factors: hormones, inflammation, bacteria, and dead skin cells that clog pores, says dermatologist Jessica Krant, founder of the Art of Dermatology practice in New York.


Acne - Cause
Acne-Cause. There are different types of acne. The most common acne is the type that develops during the teen years. Puberty causes hormone levels to rise, especially testosterone. These changing hormones cause skin glands to start making more oil (sebum). Oil releases from the pores to protect the skin and keep it moist. Acne begins when oil mixes with dead cells and clogs the skin's pores. Bacteria can grow in this mixture. And if this mixture leaks into nearby tissues, it causes swelling, redness, and pus. A common name for these raised bumps is pimples. Certain medicines, such as corticosteroids or lithium, can cause acne to develop.


Hard copy
For the British computing magazine, see Printout (magazine) . In information handling, a hard copy is a permanent reproduction, or copy, in the form of a physical object, of any media suitable for direct use by a person (in particular paper), of displayed or transmitted data.


What is a Hard Copy?
A hard copy is a type of material suitable for direct use, meaning that the user can read the material directly, rather than having to process it through a computer or some other technology. The most classic example is printed material on paper.


What is a Hard Copy?
Important and official documents are usually preserved in this form to create a tangible record of the material. In addition, a hard copy is not subject to the failure of an electronic system, and while it can be physically lost or damaged, it cannot be corrupted or lost in the same way that a computer document can.


Hard copy
Dead-tree edition refers to a printed paper version of a written work, as opposed to digital alternatives such as a web page. It is a dysphemism for hard copy. Variations include dead-tree format and dead-tree-ware. Dead-tree refers to trees being cut down for raw material for producing paper.


Key Copyediting Terms
In the world of publishing, sans serif is not a holiday resort, curly quotes aren't a cheese snack, and a bastard title is really nothing to be ashamed about. Likewise, bullets, daggers, and back slashes are rarely fatal. And dead copy is often livelier than it sounds.


Difference between Hard Copy and Soft Copy
Hard Copy: The term hard copy itself describes something touchable, physical and tangible. And copy means the result of a production or information. So the collective meaning of hard copy is, production of any record or information in a physical object or form. Printed books, newspapers, magazines, documents, etc. all are kinds of hard copy. Hard copy is an older way of keeping the record in physical form.


Key Copyediting Terms
Here we reveal some of the jargon of the copyediting trade: 140 terms and abbreviations used by editors in their efforts to produce copy that is clear, correct, consistent, and concise.