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Eads, Tennessee
Eads, Tennessee. Eads is an unincorporated community in Shelby County, Tennessee, United States named after Civil War engineer James Buchanan Eads. Some of Eads (and some surrounding areas) have been annexed by the city of Memphis. Some of its area is currently still unincorporated.


Grove snail
The grove snail or brown-lipped snail (Cepaea nemoralis) is a species of air-breathing land snail, a terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusc.It is one of the most common species of land snail in Europe and has been introduced to North America.Cepaea nemoralis is the type species of the genus Cepaea.o doubt aided by human transport, this species is a good colonizer, and is often found in gardens, parks and abandoned land in cities. In Eastern Europe it occurs in urban areas. More recently, the grove snail has been introduced to North America, and Venezuela.


Cornu aspersum
Cornu aspersum, known by the common name garden snail, is a species of land snail. As such it is a terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusc in the family Helicidae, which include the most commonly familiar land snails.Of all terrestrial molluscs, this species may well be the most widely known.he snail is relished as a food item in some areas, but it is also widely regarded as a pest in gardens and in agriculture, especially in regions where it has been introduced accidentally and where snails are not usually considered to be a menu item.


Invasive Snails
Invasive snails include a variety of gastropods invasive to areas of North America. Invasive snails, such as the channeled apple snail, Chinese mysterysnail, New Zealand mud snail and the banded mysterysnail are all non-native to North America, besides the latter which is native to eastern and southern Florida.All species were accidentally or intentionally introduced to North American waterways.nvasive snails, such as the channeled apple snail, Chinese mysterysnail, New Zealand mud snail and the banded mysterysnail are all non-native to North America, besides the latter which is native to eastern and southern Florida. All species were accidentally or intentionally introduced to North American waterways.


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Distribution -. The brown garden snail is native to Europe and the Mediterranean Region. It was introduced by French immigrants into California, Kentucky, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, and Washington.Host Plants -.istribution -. The brown garden snail is native to Europe and the Mediterranean Region. It was introduced by French immigrants into California, Kentucky, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, and Washington.


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The brown garden snail (Helix aspersa) was introduced to North America by French immigrants. This terrestrial mollusk is native to Europe and the Mediterranean. This gastronomical delight and sturdy garden pest lives two to five years.he snail's life cycle begins in moist soil. While snails are hermaphrodites, being both male and female, they require two adult snails to reproduce. Each adult snail lays up to 85 eggs, burying them 3/4 inch to 1 1/2 inches deep in the soil.


brown snake
What do they look like? Brown Snakes are fairly small snakes, with a total body length of from 23 to 52.7 cm, though few Brown Snakes grow larger than 38 cm in length.They have stout bodies with large eyes and heavily keeled scales(with raised ridges along their length).rown snakes feed largely on earthworms, snails, and slugs, but will also eat small salamanders, soft-bodied grubs, and beetles. They have specialized teeth and jaws that allow them to pull snails out of their shells and eat them. 1  Primary Diet. 2  carnivore. 3  molluscivore. 4  vermivore. 5  Animal Foods. 6  amphibians. 7  insects.


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Great pond snail range. The great pond snail occurs throughout Europe, northern Asia and North America, a distribution which is likely to have been affected by the introduction of this species to garden ponds.reat pond snail range. The great pond snail occurs throughout Europe, northern Asia and North America, a distribution which is likely to have been affected by the introduction of this species to garden ponds.


What do Land Snails Eat?
Most snail species are herbivores, which means they have only a plant diet, but some species are carnivores or omnivores. You will likely find snails around your garden as this offers them plenty of fresh plants and leaves to eat.ost snail species are herbivores, which means they have only a plant diet, but some species are carnivores or omnivores. You will likely find snails around your garden as this offers them plenty of fresh plants and leaves to eat.


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1980) in California as an effective biological control agent of the brown garden snail, Cornu aspersum (Mueller, mÃ¼ller). 1774 relatively little is known of the other three species of-snail eating, snails two of which are less than 10 mm. longn Florida, there are three native and two introduced species of snails, belonging to five different families, that are known to feed on other snails. In addition, several introduced species of the Subulinidae are considered carnivorous, but little is known of their biology and identification is difficult. Figure 1.


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The Vector Array Transducer!!
The Vector Array Transducer!! Piezoelectric material is the main material used to create an acoustic sound wave in ultrasound. This material is composed of modified lead zirconate titanate... When this material has a voltage applied to it, it expands and compresses...


What is the difference between a transducer and a sensor?
Answer Wiki. This is a really good question. In today's world, both these terms are used in various contexts interchangeably. When I started Transducer Engineering in my sophomore year, my professor used to use the term 'sensor' for a particular element in today's class and he would call the same a 'transducer' in tomorrow's class.


What is the difference between a transducer and a sensor?
Transducer - The conversion of energy from one form to another is known as Transduction. A transducer serves for this purpose. Now why there is confusion is that, A Sensor can sense in any form(usually electronic) i.e due to some mechanical change, it can react in electrical form.


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Beam Width Artifact. The dimension of the ultrasound beam and the transducer array are the origin of the beam width artifact or volume averaging artifact.


Underwater acoustic communication
A vector sensor is capable of measuring important non-scalar components of the acoustic field such as the wave velocity, which cannot be obtained by a single scalar pressure sensor. In recent decades, extensive research has been conducted on the theory and design of vector sensors.


The Vector Array Transducer!!
A Sequential Array works by producing sound waves using groups of ceramics together. These groups consist of 5-10 crystals that send sound beams in a parallel fashion in sequence, one group after the other linearly from one side of the transducer to the next. Unlike the phased array, the sequentail array has no electronic beam steering.


Underwater acoustic communication
Underwater acoustic communication is a technique of sending and receiving messages below water. There are several ways of employing such communication but the most common is by using hydrophones.


Underwater acoustic communication
In the example of vector sensor communications shown, there is one transmitter pressure transducer, shown by a black dot, whereas for reception we use a vector sensor, shown by a black square, which measures the pressure and the y and z components of the velocity.


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â¢ A-mode and B-mode are nearly obsolete. â¢ M-mode is still being used but mostly in. cardiac imaging. â¢ today almost all imaging uses 2D to display. detailed anatomy. 2D Imaging difficulties. â¢ Sound travels in a straight line. â¢ a narrow beam is is needed for optimal. resolution.


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Vector Array Transducer. 1  Vector array transducers have phasing applied to linear sequenced arrays to steer pulses in various directions. 2  The dimension of the ultrasound beam and the transducer array are the origin of the beam width artifact or volume averaging artifact.


10 Countries Spending the Most on the Military
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) measures annual military spending for most of the worldâs armed countries. According to SIPRI, the U.S. spent $618 billion on its military last year, more than three times the $171 billion budget of second place China.


10 Countries Spending the Most on the Military
To determine the top 10 countries that spent the most on their military in 2013, 24/7 Wall St. examined SIPRI data on military expenditure in over 170 countries. We reviewed SIPRI data on military exports, imports and military expenditure as a percentage of gross domestic product.


Countries Spending the Most on the Military
24/7 Wall St. reviewed the 10 countries that spend the most on their military in 2012, based on SIPRIâs measure of military spending in more than 130 nations. We also reviewed SIPRI data on military exports and imports, as well as military expenditure as a percentage of GDP.


Economy of Argentina
Russia spends more on military than most other countries on both a per capita basis ($410) and as a percent of GDP (4.0%). France spends about $59 Billion on military expenses, less than 10% of what the United States spends.


Trumpâs claim that the U.S. pays the âlionâs shareâ for NATO
France spends more on military than most other countries on a per capita basis ($912) and less as a percent of GDP (2.3%). The United Kingdom spends about $60 Billion on military expenses, less than 10% of what the United States spends.


10 Countries Spending the Most on the Military
According to SIPRI, the U.S. spent $618 billion on its military last year, more than three times the $171 billion budget of second place China. Based on SIPRIâs 2013 data, these are the countries with the largest military budgets. Click here to see the countries that spend the most on the military.


How Countries Spend Their Money
Military. Military spending is important to most nations, with each country spending to its own need and ability. Canada spends 6.3 percent of its total yearly budget on military spending. The United States spends 19.3 percent of its budget on military expenses.


10 Countries Spending the Most on the Military
According to SIPRI, the U.S. spent $618 billion on its military last year, more than three times the $171 billion budget of second place China.


Tammy Duckworth
China spends less on military than most other countries on both a per capita basis ($89) and on a percent of GDP (2.1%). The United States spends about $700 Billion on military expenses or about 43% of the world's total.


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Simulation is used when conducting experiments on a real system would be impossible or impractical: for example, because of the high cost of prototyping and testing, or because the fragility of the system will not support extensive tests, or because of the duration of the experiment in real time is impractical.


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System Dynamics (SD) with conceptual and process modeling. For Conceptual. modeling we intend to use Object-Role Modeling (ORM) [10], a fact-oriented ap-. proach for modeling information at a conceptual level [11]. This is because of its. strong verbalization, conceptualization and a fully formal link to predicate logic.


Chapter 10 Prescriptive Analytics
uses a goal. a set of steps is called the search. blind searches are arbitrary search approaches that are not guided. can be complete enumeration, or an incomplete or partial search for good enough which is a form of sub optimization.


Process Modeling
A simplified representation of a thing, concept, or activity. Can be mathematical, graphical, physical, narrative, or a combination of these. A process model includes icons that represent workflow, data flow, events, decisions, gateways, and other elements of the process itself. Represent a single state of a business process or certain elements of a business process.


Process Modeling
Models or some elements of a model can be constructed with dynamic features. Examples of dynamic models include those that are designed to allow interaction with a user or those that show the development of a trend over time. Specify the properties, behavior, purpose and other elements of the business process.


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The reader then runs the model under varying conditions. and answers some questions. This paper is not intended as an introduction to system. dynamics or model building. The reader is expected to have prior experience with both. Solutions to all the exercises are included at the end. The modeling exercises are. presented approximately in order of difficulty, but need not be done in this sequence.


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Mathematically, the basic structure of a formal system dynamics computer simulation model is a system of coupled, nonlinear, first-order differential (or integral) equations, where x is a vector of levels (stocks or state variables), p is a set of parameters, and f is a nonlinear vector-valued function.


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Multimethod Simulation Software The only simulation tool that supports Discrete Event, Agent Based, and System Dynamics Simulation. Use of Simulation Modeling. Modeling is a method of solving problems, in which the system under study is replaced by a simple object that describes the real system and/or its behavior and is called a model.


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The Endogenous Point of View. The concept of endogenous change is fundamental to the system dynamics approach. It dictates aspects of model formulation: exogenous disturbances are seen at most as triggers of system behavior; the causes are contained within the structure of the system itself. System Structure.


Chapter 10 Prescriptive Analytics
the most common simulation method for business decision problems. starts with building a model of the decision problem without considering uncertainty of variables. Then pinpoints uncertainty later on based on past data.


CitroÃ«n Grand C4 Picasso 2014
Low weight benefits economy and emissions, but itâs not such good news for a caravanner looking for a suitable match for their caravan. For a seven-seater MPV the Citroen CitroÃ«n Grand C4 picasso is very, light with a 1505kg (kerbweight including 75kg for the driver Which citroenâcitroÃ«n doesn t include in). published weights


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The expected best-seller in the new Citroen CitroÃ«n Grand C4 picasso. Range the latest version Ofâcitroen citroÃ«n s-large SEVEN seat mpv, is longer narrower and lower than the, old model and sits On theâfrench FIRM s. emp2 platform


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The Grand C4 Picasso is CitroenâcitroÃ«n s latest-seven SEAT. Mpv compared with its, predecessor it promises more, space better economy and lower. Emissions judging by our experience of the car at the 2014 Tow Car, awardsâit s also better to tow. with


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1 The new Grand C4 Picasso is on sale already, and offers two more seats than the standard five-seat model. 2  Prices start at Â£19,200, but the tipped best-selling model tested here costs Â£23,255. 3  Citroen citroÃ«n has used ITS emp2 platform to engineer a car which is, larger lower and narrower than the old.  model


CitroÃ«n Grand C4 Picasso 2014
Overview. The Grand C4 Picasso is CitroenâcitroÃ«n s latest-seven SEAT. Mpv compared with its, predecessor it promises more, space better economy and lower. Emissions judging by our experience of the car at the 2014 Tow Car, awardsâit s also better to tow. with


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1 The new Grand C4 Picasso is on sale already, and offers two more seats than the standard five-seat model. 2  Prices start at Â£19,200, but the tipped best-selling model tested here costs Â£23,255.


Citroen Grand C4 Picasso 1.6 HDi (6-spd) VTR+ 7-seat review
Competition in the compact MPV sector is intense, but Citroen's C4 Grand Picasso has taken the fight to a new level. The fresh-looking seven-seat vehicle brings a welcome and impressive injection of style, flexibility and ingenuity to the market.


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Citroen Grand C4 Picasso Exclusive e-HDi 115 first drive review. New Grand C4 Picasso majors on space and practicality, while not being completely devoid of engagement, and it's a vast improvement on the old model.


Grand C4 Picasso
The new EMP2 platform means the New Grand C4 Picasso is 100kg lighter than its predecessor, contributing to a reduction in CO2 emission and an increase in fuel efficiency. Reduced further is the weight of selected e-HDi 115 versions, which are 110kg lighter than the equivalent models in the previous generation.


Grand C4 Picasso
The new CITRO N Grand C4 Picasso is the first CITRO N model to be fitted with a Euro 6-compliant BlueHDi engine: the BlueHDi 150, scoring record-low CO2 emissions in the category for the power level, with 150 bhp for just 110 g/km of CO2 (117 g/km for the automatic version).


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Professional, board-certified chaplains are the spiritual care specialists on the health care team as doctors and nurses focus on caring for the body. Professional chaplains do not provide definitive answers to questions and issues of spiritual distress.


Chaplain certification: APC vs CPSP vs â¦ nothing?
***update #3: why the formation of the Spiritual Care Association (SCA) is a good thing***. This is probably one of the most polarizing topics concerning professional chaplaincy â at least from what Iâve heard â but itâs a good one to consider if youâre considering a career as a Chaplain. Iâm going to give a quick run-down of the options, the benefits and drawbacks of each, and let you know what Iâm doing.


Chaplain
Though originally the word chaplain referred to representatives of the Christian faith, it is now also applied to people of other religions or philosophical traditionsâsuch as the case of chaplains serving with military forces and an increasing number of chaplaincies at American universities.


Chaplain certification: APC vs CPSP vs â¦ nothing?
Certification for many is a one track road: do your four units of CPE, get provisional certification through the Board of Chaplaincy Certification, which is part of the Association of Professional Chaplains. put your time in and complete your required forms, do your board review and youâre certified.


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The total tuition cost is only $950, a fraction of other programs. Plus, you may finance at 0%. interest if this option is required in view of your financial circumstances. You learn the basics of clinical ministry and chaplaincy.


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As one very experienced professional chaplain puts it: âOur most fundamental human condition is that we come face to face with our own mortality. As chaplains, we walk into some dark places and help bring in light. Weâre not afraid of their darkness. Weâre not afraid of their fear.


Chaplain
In recent times, many lay people have received professional training in chaplaincy and are now appointed as chaplains in schools, hospitals, companies, universities, prisons and elsewhere to work alongside, or instead of, official members of the clergy.


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A CPE is a unit of Clinical Pastoral. Education. To earn CPE's, students must. complete our online accelerated learner. Fast-Track Program, and also satisfy the. requirement for a practicum, internship, or. field study as defined on this helpful. information page.


The Rain Shadow Effect: Definition & Explanation
That's because a shadow is just the sunlight being blocked by your body. A rain shadow works in the same way: it's where moist air gets blocked by mountains. A rain shadow is a dry area on the side of a mountain opposite to the wind. We call this dry side of the mountain the leeward side. If wind is approaching from the west, the rain shadow is on the east. If the wind is approaching from the east, the rain shadow is on the west. Whichever side the wind is approaching from is called the windward side. Windward is the opposite of leeward.


Chinook wind
On January 15, 1972, the temperature rose from â54 Â°F (-48 Â°C) to 49 Â°F (9 Â°C), a 103 Â°F (57 Â°C) change in temperature; a dramatic example of the regional Chinook wind in action.


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The snow partly melts and partly evaporates in the dry wind. Chinook winds have been observed to raise winter temperature, often from below -20 Â°C (-4 Â°F) to as high as 10-20 Â°C (50-68 Â°F) for a few hours or days, then temperatures plummet to their base levels.


Chinook wind
Chinook winds have been observed to raise winter temperature, often from below â20Â°C (â4Â°F) to as high as 10Â°C to 20Â°C (50Â°F to 68Â°F) for a few hours or days, then temperatures plummet to their base levels.


Orographic lift
As the air descends the lee side of the mountain, it warms and dries, creating a rain shadow. On the lee side of the mountains, sometimes as little as 15 miles (25 km) away from high precipitation zones, annual precipitation can be as low as 8 inches (200 mm) per year. Wave clouds.


Chinook wind
In Lethbridge, Chinook winds can gust in excess of hurricane force (120 km/h or 75 mph), strong enough to shatter car windows through air pressure differential.[citation needed] On November 19, 1962, an especially powerful chinook there gusted to 171 km/h (107 mph).


Chinook wind
The term Chinook wind is also used in British Columbia, and is the original usage, being rooted in the lore of coastal tribes and brought to Alberta by the fur-traders. Such winds are extremely wet and warm and arrive off the western coast of North America from the southwest.


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In Pincher Creek, the temperature rose by 41Â°C (from -19Â°C to 22Â°C) in one hour in 1962.[4] Also, trains have been known to be derailed by chinook winds there.


Chinook wind
The greatest recorded temperature change in 24 hours was caused by Chinook winds on January 15, 1972, in Loma, Montana; the temperature rose from -48Â°C (-56Â°F) to 9Â°C (49Â°F).


Orographic lift
A gravity wave cloud patternâanalogous to a ship wakeâin the downwind zone behind the Ãle Amsterdam, in the far southern Indian Ocean. The island generates wave motion in the wind passing over it, creating regularly spaced orographic clouds. The wave crests raise and cool the air to form clouds, while the troughs remain too low for cloud formation. Note that while the wave motion is generated by orographic lift, it is not required. In other words, one cloud often forms at the peak. See wave cloud. Orographic lift occurs when an air mass is forced from a low elevation to a higher elevation as it moves over rising terrain.


Packer's knot
The packer's knot is a binding knot which is easily pulled taut and quickly locked in position. It is most often made in small line or string, such as that used for hand baling, parcel tying, and binding roasts. This latter use, and its general form, make it a member of a class of similar knots known as butcher's knots.


Packer's knot
Tying and variations [edit]. A lightly tightened figure-eight knot is formed around the standing part of the line such that both ends emerge from the same point. Pulling on the standing part tightens the binding.


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Tie another overhand knot as described in Step 3 to lock down the first one. Repeat Steps 2, 3 and 4 to tie another butcher's knot with a separate piece of twine about an inch or so away from the first one. Continue this process down the meat until it has been completely trussed.


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3. LEG OF LAMB Tying is imperative to hold together the multiple small muscles on a semi-boned leg of lamb. (Have your butcher remove as much fat and silver skin from this cut as possible.) 1. Tie twice diagonally, once around the upper part of the leg and again at the opposite angle.2.


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By Maryellen DriscollTYING A BASIC KNOT Thereâs no such thing as a standard butcherâs knot, but this one is simpler than most, allows you to adjust tension, and holds snug.1. Draw the end of the string, known as the bitter, away from you so that it passes under the meat, then draw it back over the top. 2.


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4. Bring the top string down and under the bottom string, at the same time twist your left hand around to form a loop in the string. 5. Put the end of the string through the loop, forming a slip knot. 6. Clinch the knot up tight. 7. Then to hold the knot in place, form another loop around the thumb and forefinger of your left hand, grasp the end of the string and pull it through. You can roll a roast or tie up a turkey with almost any kind of knot, but the Butchers knot can save you time.


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With your left hand, pinch the point where the strings intersect. Cross the bitter up and over the right side of the top strand, leaving a large keyhole opening.3. Pull the bitter under and through the keyhole. Tug the bit-ter down, closing the knot.4.


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Tie four times around the width to secure.2. Tie lengthwise once or twice after tying widthwise in order to hold its shape. BONED MEAT 1. Certain boned cuts, such as sirloin (pork) roast, must be molded into shape before tying.


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COOK â S ILLUSTRATED 16 How to Tie Meat LEARNING THE ROPES To practice tying the knot, use a roll of paper towel. Many cuts of meat, such as leg of lamb, are unevenly shaped by nature. As a result, they cook more evenly if molded and then tied into shape. Stuffed, butter-flied cuts also need tying to hold their shape.


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A butcher's knot is so named because it is used almost exclusively by professional chefs and butchers to tie up meat. This knot should be secure enough to hold the meat together while it cooks. The following steps will show how to tie a butcher's knot. 1  How to Tie a Chef's Knot.


US Troop Deaths in Afghan War Under Obama Now Twice That Under Bush
I would like to point out to you less intelligent group of dingbats(author of article included)... that this very conviently leaves out how many troops died under Bush in Iraq. Allow me to crush your little delusion. 4222 troops died in Iraq under Bush... 264 died under Obama.


6,845 Americans Died and 900,000 Were Injured in Iraq and Afghanistan. Say âNoâ to Obamaâs War.
If most Americans and Congress understood that a generation would be spent waging war against a threat that is not immediate, it's safe to say more outrage would have been shown at the notion of another Iraq War. President Obama has yet to notify the American people that a generation of Americans are needed to fight in the Middle East.


Obama Promised to End Americaâs WarsâHas He?
Other metrics also suggest that the country has not abandoned its wartime footing under Obama. As a candidate, Obama argued that the Iraq War represented an exorbitant cost for the American people. Over the course of his presidency, though, the U.S. military will have allocated more money to war-related initiatives than it did under Bush: $866 billion under Obama compared with $811 billion under Bush.


For Obama, an Unexpected Legacy of Two Full Terms at War
On May 6, with eight months left before he vacates the White House, Mr. Obama passed a somber, little-noticed milestone: He has now been at war longer than Mr. Bush, or any other American president.


President Obama, who hoped to sow peace, instead led the nation in war
For the first time in decades, there is at least the potential of an armed clash with Americaâs largest adversaries, Russia and China. Obama slashed the number of U.S. troops in war zones from 150,000 to 14,000, and stopped the flow of American soldiers coming home in body bags. He also used diplomacy, not war, to defuse a tense nuclear standoff with Iran. But he vastly expanded the role of elite commando units and the use of new technology, including armed drones and cyber weapons.


How many American Soldiers died under Bush Compared to Obama?
Under bush, a total of 7,932 soldiers have died for various reasons including training accident's and suicides and other non combat causes. The figures are not yet available for Obama but under Clinton with only Bosnia and Somalia that could be called wars 14,107 died, nearly twice what we lost under Bush.. Your point is?


Now it's 'Obama's War': President sees same number of U.S. troops - 575 - die in Afghanistan as during Bush years
According to the latest death tally, 575 U.S. troops have lost their lives in Afghanistan in the 20 months since Barack Obama took office in January last year. That is the same number of fatalities the U.S. military suffered under Mr Bush, who launched the Afghan invasion nine years ago in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. With his White House honeymoon well and truly over, Mr Obama is no longer able to blame his countryâs travails on the previous administration.


Now it's 'Obama's War': President sees same number of U.S. troops - 575 - die in Afghanistan as during Bush years
Now it's 'Obama's War': President sees same number of U.S. troops - 575 - die in Afghanistan as during Bush years. 1  Like Daily Mail. 2  Follow @DailyMail. 3  Follow Daily Mail. + 4 1 Daily Mail.


Obamaâs covert drone war in numbers: ten times more strikes than Bush
That figure does not include deaths in active battlefields including Afghanistan â where US air attacks have shot up since Obama withdrew the majority of his troops at the end of 2014. The country has since come under frequent US bombardment, in an unreported war that saw 1,337 weapons dropped last year alone â a 40% rise on 2015.


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municipality
Definition of municipality. municipalities. 1 : a primarily urban political unit having corporate (see corporate 1a) status and usually powers of self-government Elections were held in the municipality. 2 : the governing body of a municipality The municipality approved the budget for the year.


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All data on these reports may be up to 24 hours old, data is refreshed nightly. Find Municipality by Address. This page provides the municipality and school district for a particular address. Additionally, the report provides a listing of tax levies for the municipality and its coterminous school district.


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All data on these reports may be up to 24 hours old, data is refreshed nightly. This page provides the municipality and school district for a particular address. Additionally, the report provides a listing of tax levies for the municipality and its coterminous school district. To find Withholding Rates and PSD codes for a particular municipality and its coterminous school district, click here.


What is a Home Rule Municipality?
Municipal home rule [is a] system adopted in many states of the United States by which a city is given the right to draft and amend its own charter and to regulate purely local matters without interference from the state legislature.. http://www.encyclopedia.com/topic/municipal_home_rule.aspx.


What is a Home Rule Municipality?
In the state of Pennsylvania, a Home Rule Municipality in Pennsylvania is one incorporated under its own unique charter, created pursuant to the state's Home Rule and Optional Plans Law and approved by referendum. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_Rule_Municipality_%28Pennsylvania%29.


Dave Mustaine Net Worth
David Scott Dave Mustaine (born September 13, 1961) is an American musician, singer, songwriter, actor and author. He is best known as the co-founder, guitarist, and lead singer of the American thrash metal band Megadeth, and the original lead guitarist and co-founder for the American thrash metal band Metallica.


Famous Singers
Many of these famous singers have extensively trained their voices through years of lessons, vocal exercises and practice. On the other hand, others have been born with the natural ability to sing wonderfully without any formal training.


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First, let me say that I find Trump odious. 1) He says what he thinks - whatever it is a the moment - and then usually doesn't back down. The problem is that what he thinks is horrid, but ... He doesn't offer nopoologies like so many politicians do.


Famous Singers
The famous singers listed on this website are widely known throughout the world for their talent and potential. Whether their vocal style is soothing or harsh, high or low-pitched, soft or roaring, they have all earned a reputation for their skill and technique.


Dave Mustaine
In February 1987, Megadeth opened for Alice Cooper on his Constrictor tour. The band also toured with King Diamond whose previous band, Mercyful Fate, were a huge influence on Megadeth. In March, Megadeth's first world tour began in the U.K. Mustaine and Ellefson guested on the band Malice's License To Kill album.


I am looking for a particular song, how can I find it?
Singing: Realistically, how good can someone starting singing from scratch (no training/experience at all) in their late 20s get compared to profession... What is the name of the band and/or the female singer from the 80s or 90s who often sings no lyrics?


Dave Mustaine
In May 1985, Megadeth released their first album, Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!, on Combat Records. That summer, the band toured the U.S. and Canada with Exciter. Guitarist Mike Albert replaced Chris Poland when he was incarcerated for possession of heroin.


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I am not sure about the whole song, it has been stuck in my head though, all i know is, it is a female sing who saids heaven (or a word similar) with a affliction on the ea and she also saids something along the lines of dieing by the hands of a lover. And i am not sure when it was made it could have been the 60s.


Dave Mustaine
In 1981, Mustaine left Panic to join Metallica as the lead guitarist. Metallica's drummer Lars Ulrich had posted an ad in a local newspaper, The Recycler, looking for a lead guitarist.


American Elections Through the Eyes of Foreign Correspondents
First, let me say that I find Trump odious. Now, what might be appealing about him: 1) He says what he thinks - whatever it is a the moment - and then usually doesn't back down. The problem is that what he thinks is horrid, but ...


Eye Care Tips For Post 50s: 5 Surprising Things That Are Bad For Your Vision
Caught in time these problems can be addressed before they cause severe vision loss, but there are a number of behaviors that can hurt aging eyes more than they help them. We all know the damage smoking can do to your body, but many may not realize the effect the bad habit has on your eyes, Bishop said. It can increase your risk of suffering from cataracts and retinal diseases that lead to vision loss.


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Eye diseases or conditions can cause visual impairment. Some of the more common causes of low vision include: Macular Degeneration. Macular degeneration is a disorder that affects the retina, the light-sensitive lining at the back of the eye where images are focused. The macula-the area on the retina responsible for sharp central vision-deteriorates, causing blurred vision.


What Causes Bad Eyesight
If youâre in the dark about the causes of poor eyesight, Freedom Vision is here to shed some light on the matter. Read on to discover a few of the major causes of bad eyesight in the UKâ¦. Perhaps the most common cause of bad eyesight is general eye strain. In a world where are constantly reading -be it books, our smartphones or computer screens- our eyes become easily tired by intense and prolonged concentration.


6 Common Causes Of Bad Eyesight (Poor Vision)
In order to understand how bad eyesight arises, it is first important to understand normal vision. 1  Light rays enter the eye through the transparent cornea. 2  The cornea bends (refracts) the light through the pupil.  The partially bent light now passes through the fluid in the front chamber of the eye (aqueous humor).


Eye Care Tips For Post 50s: 5 Surprising Things That Are Bad For Your Vision
Here are five surprising ways you're hurting your vision: 1. Smoking. We all know the damage smoking can do to your body, but many may not realize the effect the bad habit has on your eyes, Bishop said. It can increase your risk of suffering from cataracts and retinal diseases that lead to vision loss.


6 Common Causes Of Bad Eyesight (Poor Vision)
In order to understand how bad eyesight arises, it is first important to understand normal vision. 1  Light rays enter the eye through the transparent cornea.  The cornea bends (refracts) the light through the pupil. The refractive index of the cornea stays constant.


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1 Causes include holes in the retina, eye trauma, infection, blood vessel disturbance or a tumor. If diagnosed early, most detached retinas can be surgically reattached with vision partially or completely restored.  Cataracts. A cataract is a clouding of part or all of the lens inside the eye. This clouding interferes with light reaching the retina at the back of the eye, resulting in general loss of vision. Causes include aging, long-term exposure to the sun's ultraviolet radiation, injury, disease and inherited disorders.


What Causes Bad Eyesight
What Causes Bad Eyesight. It is estimated that up to 60% of the UKâs population require glasses or contact lenses, including 2 million teenagers. The high number of people with bad eyesight can be attributed to a number of factors, including an ever-ageing population; getting older is a primary cause of poor vision.


Eye Care Tips For Post 50s: 5 Surprising Things That Are Bad For Your Vision
Things like managing your cholesterol and blood pressure can improve your eyesight, Bishop told The Huffington Post. These things all contribute to eye health. If the person has high blood pressure, they're at a higher risk for having damage to the eye that can lead to vision loss. There are certain eye diseases associated with diabetes and high blood pressure..


6 Common Causes Of Bad Eyesight (Poor Vision)
There are different causes of bad eyesight depending on the part of eye that is malfunctioning. Sometimes the problem lies with the nerves that carry signals between the eye and brain, or with the visual centers in the brain, but these are relatively uncommon. The most common problems are refractive errors of the eye.


Message and Recipient Limits
Note An e-mail client may limit the size of an individual file attachment to a value much less than the message size limit. For example, in Outlook Web App, the maximum individual file attachment size is 10 MB. 25 MB. File attachments limit The maximum number of file attachments allowed in an e-mail message.


Limits for Outlook.com mailboxes and messages
The âmessages per dayâ sending limit of messages sent on a smartphone via the POP3 and EAS protocol are lower but not directly specified. These limits do not apply to linked external accounts (send-and-receive accounts and send-only accounts) for which you have specified a different SMTP server. In this case, the sending limits of that provider apply.


Limits for Outlook.com mailboxes and messages
Otherwise, contact Outlook.com support directly or post a question in the Outlook.com Answers Forum with your account name and the exact error you get when sending. That forum is moderated by Outlook.com Support and they can track your usage and modify the limits for you. Too many recipients.


Message and Recipient Limits
Recipient limit The maximum number of message recipients allowed in the To:, Cc:, and Bcc: fields. 500 recipients. Message rate limit The maximum number of e-mail messages that can be sent from a single e-mail client per minute. The client is identified by the user account. Recipient rate limit The maximum number of recipients that can receive e-mail messages sent from a single cloud-based mailbox in a 24 hour period. After the limit has been reached, messages canât be sent from the mailbox until the number of recipients that were sent messages in the past 24 hours drops below the limit.


Max number of messages in a single Outlook 2010 folder?
When you get 44,000 messages in a single Outlook folder, and you want to do anything (delet, move, copy,etc) to a group of say 10 messages, it takes an unbelievably LOOOONG time for Outlook to respond.


Max number of messages in a single Outlook 2010 folder?
If there is a hard limit on the number of items in a folder, you'll hit a performance wall way before then. There comes a certain point where there's too many items in a folder for Outlook to perform well. That's subjective, but you'll know it when you hit it.


Limits for Outlook.com mailboxes and messages
The limits of a new account are gradually increased based upon their (proper) usage. This probation period usually takes a few days but can take up to 30 days. Periodically logging on to the Outlook.com website instead of just using the account via Outlook might help.


Max number of messages in a single Outlook 2010 folder?
I have a user that has 44,000 messages in an Outlook folder. These are messages he wants to keep for possible referral later on down the road. The folder is his Outlook 2010 Exchange DELETE ITEMS folder. Yes, the deleted items folder.


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Max number of messages in a single Outlook 2010 folder? Kids Zone, Computer roll out. Problem: I needed to roll out some computers for the Kids Zone that have to be secure for online browsing. XP's neck is ringed by the noose of Microsoft's April 8th, 2014, deadline.


VISUAL AIDS IN COMMUNICATION
VISUAL AIDS IN COMMUNICATION. INTRODUCTION Effective communication can be quite challenging, especially when making a presentation or giving a speech. In order for the communication to be effective, you must keep the attention of the listeners and deliver the information in such a way that it is fully understood. One of


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Effectively Communicating with Visual Aids Visual aids and computer presentations can enhance speaker credibility and persuasion, increase audience interest, focus audience attention, and aid retention of key points/content. The exact opposite is also true when visual aids and computer presentations are used poorly by a speaker.


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Visual Communication Resources Recommend on Facebook Tweet Share Compartir Visuals can support the main message and help audiences understand numerical information.


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tion, and (4) maintain audience interest. Effective visual aids are simple, relevant, and reinforce the content of the speech. The mere presence of visual aids in a speech does not make a speech better. Deliberate consideration and planning are required to effectively incorporate visual aids into a speech. The best visual aids are only as good as the presenter is able to deliver the speech and effortlessly transition between visual aids. In this chapter we will review planning, design, and delivery principles for visual aids


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visual aids or to use computer programs to do it themselves. If you choose to design your own visual aids, there are some good design rules to follow. A rule can serve as effective guide, but also can be a constraint for a presentation.


VISUAL AIDS IN COMMUNICATION
Visual aids come in the form of physical objects, photographs, and maps to slides, overheads and presentations. In simple words visual aids are tools used to convey the message with the help of visible things. WHAT IS A VISUAL AID A visual aid is an object or representation that may be used to clarify or enhance understanding of a concept or process. The best way to ensure success in learning is to present information in different formats for different learners. Visual aids may take the form


VISUAL AIDS IN COMMUNICATION
Visual aids may appear in texts and in handouts. Visual aids do not have to be flat or representational. They may also be the object of a discussion. IMPORTANCE OF VISUAL AIDS The use of visual resources plays a significant role in establishing an effective and fruitful communication. Here's why visual aids prove to be powerful tools: Enhancing the Presentation Visual aids help to add an extra element of interest to the presentation. The subjects which may seem to be extremely boring, can be made more interesting.


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Effectively Communicating with Visual Aids. Visual aids and computer presentations can enhance speaker credibility and persuasion, increase audience interest, focus audience attention, and aid retention of key points/content. The. exact opposite is also true when visual aids and computer presentations are used poorly by a. speaker. The goal of this chapter is to aid speakers in achieving highly successful presentations. and avoid some common pitfalls when using visual aids.


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Visual Communication Resources; Understand Your Audience. Measuring Skills & Experiences; Culture & Language; Older Adults. Getting Started; Importance of Health Literacy; How Older Adults Make Health Decisions; Challenges; Developing Material to Match Health Literacy Skills; Use of Online Health Information; Understanding & Use of Health Information; Evaluating Materials


Visual Communication Resources
Visuals, such as pictures, drawings, charts, graphs and diagrams, can be effective tools for communicating health information. Visuals can make the presentation of complex information easier to comprehend, more attractive, and can also reinforce written or spoken health messages. Visual communication can benefit all audiences, but can be especially helpful to individuals with lower literacy and numeracy skills. Remember, though, that visuals canât speak for themselves. People can interpret visuals, just as they do words, in different ways.


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Slavery had a huge impact on American society, and it still has. Especially in the South of America was a lot of slavery.Black people were seen as inferior and white people really thought they were not capable of thinking. During the Civil War, the North was against slavery and the South wasn't.Many people died to fight for the abolishment of slavery. Finally slavery was abolished and black people were free. However, blacks were still seen as an inferior race. Also, the difference in the North and South can still be seen in America.lavery was officially abolished in the United States in  1865 (by the enactment of the 13th Amendment to the  Constitution), although many states abolished slavery for  th â¦ emselves at various dates between 1777 and 1864 and the  transport of new slaves from Africa to the US was stopped as early  as 1808.


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Q: How did slavery affect free black people and white people? A: Slavery in the South had an impact on the life of every black person in the country, no matter where that black person was.And black people who were free, who lived outside the South, knew that very well.: How did slavery affect free black people and white people? A: Slavery in the South had an impact on the life of every black person in the country, no matter where that black person was. And black people who were free, who lived outside the South, knew that very well.


How Slavery Affected Colonial America
Many factors played a part in the existence of slavery in colonial America; the most noticeable was the effect that it had on the personal and financial growth of the people and the nation.Capitalism, individualism and racism were the utmost noticeable factors during this most controversial period in American history.s a result of this thinking, it impeded the growth of industrialization in the South and maintained the chains of slavery. Slaves were an economic positive but a social negative in history. They helped the economics of the country thrive and grow, but it was also a insult of a race.


12a. The Impact of Slavery
The world's first antislavery society was founded in 1775 by Quakers in Philadelphia, the year the Revolution began. By 1788, at least thirteen of these clubs were known to exist in the American colonies.Some Northern states banned slavery outright, and some provided for the gradual end of slavery.he world's first antislavery society was founded in 1775 by Quakers in Philadelphia, the year the Revolution began. By 1788, at least thirteen of these clubs were known to exist in the American colonies.


12a. The Impact of Slavery
Revolutionary sentiments led to the banning of the importation of slaves in 1807. Slavery did not end overnight in America. Before any meaningful reform could happen, people needed to recognize that the economic benefit was vastly overshadowed by the overwhelming repugnance, immorality, and inhumanity of slavery.he world's first antislavery society was founded in 1775 by Quakers in Philadelphia, the year the Revolution began. By 1788, at least thirteen of these clubs were known to exist in the American colonies.


How Slavery Affected Colonial America
Slavery was a practice in many countries in the 17th and 18th centuries, but its effects in human history was unique to the United States.s a result of this thinking, it impeded the growth of industrialization in the South and maintained the chains of slavery. Slaves were an economic positive but a social negative in history. They helped the economics of the country thrive and grow, but it was also a insult of a race.


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Slavery transformed America into an economic power. Enslaved men women and children labored to make millions for their masters-and apparently this tradition has continued to the present moment, despite the collapse of the pillars upon which this Republic was supposedly built.lavery transformed America into an economic power. Enslaved men women and children labored to make millions for their masters-and apparently this tradition has continued to the present moment, despite the collapse of the pillars upon which this Republic was supposedly built.


12a. The Impact of Slavery
The Impact of Slavery. More than 140 slaves lived and worked at Andrew Jackson's Hermitage plantation in Tennessee in the 1840's. Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness simply did not seem consistent with the practice of chattel slavery.he world's first antislavery society was founded in 1775 by Quakers in Philadelphia, the year the Revolution began. By 1788, at least thirteen of these clubs were known to exist in the American colonies.


How Slavery Affected Colonial America
Text Preview. Slavery was a practice in many countries in the 17th and 18th centuries, but its effects in human history was unique to the United States.t was implied, and enforced, that Africans were of a lesser class through the means in which they were used by the slave owners to promote their wealth and stature. The larger their plantation, the wealthier and more successful people were seen.


Franz Joseph Haydn: Cello Concerto No.1 in C
One such piece is the Cello Concerto No. 1, written for cellist Joseph Weigl. It was a present from Haydn - one that was subsequently lost until 1961, and re-premiered by master-cellist Mstislav Rostropovich.


Franz Joseph Haydn: Cello Concerto No.1 in C
Franz Joseph Haydn: Cello Concerto No.1 in C. In the 1760s, Haydn made sure all his players in the Esterhazy orchestra played an important part in his newly composed symphonies.


Piano Concertos Nos 3, 4 & 11
'Pianist Marc-AndrÃ© Hamelin and Les Violons du Roy play the gypsy rondo of the D major Concerto with irresistible verve â¦ the finale of the G major Concerto is a dazzling piece too â¦ Hamelin's showmanship and the eloquence of his slow movements is an added bonus' (BBC Music Magazine)


Franz Joseph Haydn: Cello Concerto No.1 in C
Franz Joseph Haydn: Cello Concerto No.1 in C. Demonstrating the many facets of the cello - from growling low chords to tripping semiquaver scales in the instrument's sweet high register - Haydn redefined orchestral playing with his fantastic concerto.


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Concertos; For cello, orchestra; Scores featuring the cello; Scores featuring the orchestra; For orchestra with soloists; For 6 cellos (arr); For 6 players; For viola, orchestra (arr); Scores featuring the viola; For cello, piano (arr); Scores featuring the piano; For 2 players. 1 Performances 1.1 Recordings. 1.2 Naxos Search.


Piano Concertos Nos 3, 4 & 11
Easily the most popular of Haydnâs keyboard concertos, in his lifetime and ever since, is the Concerto in D major, Hob XVIII:11, written âfor the harpsichord or fortepianoâ sometime between 1779 and 1783, and thus more or less contemporary with symphonies Nos 73â78 and the Op 33 string quartets.


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F.J. Haydn, Concerto for cello and orchestra No. 1 in C major. Haydn composed the concerto for cello and orchestra No. 1. around 1761â1765 for his longtime friend Joseph Franz Weigl, then the principal cellist of Prince Nicolaus's EsterhÃ¡zy. Orchestra. The concerto is in three movements: 1. Moderato.


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Cadenza indication from Beethoven's Piano Concerto in C minor: fermata over rest indicates beginning, fermata over the trill indicates close. Cadenza indication from the first movement of Mozart's Piano Concerto in Bâ major, K. 595.


Cadenza
Cadenza indication from Beethoven's Piano Concerto in C minor: fermata over rest indicates beginning, fermata over the trill indicates close. Play. Cadenza indication from the first movement of Mozart's Piano Concerto in Bâ major, K. 595. Play The I6. 4âVâI progression at the cadenza is typical of the Classical concerto.


Piano Concertos Nos 3, 4 & 11
The D major Concerto is both more melodically attractive and more tautly organized than the two earlier works. Like Mozart in his Viennese concertos, Haydn here infuses the concertoâs traditional ritornello design, based on the alternation of solo and tutti, with the drama and dynamism of sonata form.


Bing Rewards: New Offerings, Revamped Redemption Center
âThe addition of the Tango Card to our redemption center gives our members extra flexibility,â says Danskin. âRecipients can select from top brands like iTunes, Target, Home Depot, Starbucks and Nike, just to name a few.


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I already use Bing Rewards to get gift cards through Bing. I've been using Bing for four years now and I get about fifty dollars in Amazon gift cards per year. I don't find it necessary to convert them into SwagBucks, though.


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That is not an option for people who already have Bing Rewards. You have to sign up for Bing Rewards through Swagbucks to be able to redeem the SB codes with Bing Rewards.


How long does it take to earn $1.00 in Bing rewards?
So using Bing is a no brainer. And I am happy because I get to redeem 800 Microsoft Points every month or get $5 credit to buy apps on my Phone / Amazon / Hulu. Having presents is always nice. 1  Refer 10 friends to Bing Rewards, get 100 credits. 2  Everyday you use Bing once, you get 1 credit.


Bing Rewards: New Offerings, Revamped Redemption Center
âBased on member requests, weâve also added three great new brandsâRedbox, Groupon and Tango Cardâand weâre adding Boys and Girls Clubs of America as a charity you can donate your credits to,â says Bing Product Marketing Manager Alex Danskin.


Bing Rewards: New Offerings, Revamped Redemption Center
Bing announced the launch of a new Bing Rewrds redemption center, as well as some new rewards and lower prices on some items. Along with this, all rewards are now delivered by email in less than 24 hours.


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rks111. If you already max out on your 5 monthly Amazon $5 GC's for 450 Swagbucks, you're better off redeeming straight from Bing for their $5 Amazon GC for 475 Bing points or $5 Tango Card (which can be converted to a $5 Amazon GC)for 470 Bing points.


whine
snivel-talk in a tearful manner. whine. grizzle, yammer, yawp, whine-complain whiningly. mouth, speak, talk, verbalise, verbalize, utter-express in speech; She talks a lot of nonsense; This depressed patient does not verbalize.


sinusitis
As a result, the mucous membranes in the nasal passage swell, and the channels from the nose to the sinus cavities can be blocked; characterized by pain, pressure, fever, headache, local tenderness, and an increase of sinus secretions. Sinusitis.


sinusitis
Chronic sinusitis is often treated initially with antibiotics. Steroid nasal sprays may be used to decrease swelling in the nasal passages. If an anatomic reason is found for chronic sinusitis, it may need to be corrected with surgery.


tears
Noun. 1. snivel-whining in a tearful manner. sniveling. crying, tears, weeping-the process of shedding tears (usually accompanied by sobs or other inarticulate sounds); I hate to hear the crying of a child; she was in tears.


sinusitis
The common symptoms of sinusitis are headache, usually located near the sinuses most involved, and nasal discharge. These may be accompanied by a slight rise in temperature, dizziness, and a general feeling of weakness and discomfort.


BREATHING
snivel-the act of breathing heavily through the nose (as when the nose is congested). sniffle, snuffle. breathing, external respiration, respiration, ventilation-the bodily process of inhalation and exhalation; the process of taking in oxygen from inhaled air and releasing carbon dioxide by exhalation.


inspire
2. snivel-snuff up mucus through the nose. snuffle. breathe in, inhale, inspire-draw in (air); Inhale deeply; inhale the fresh mountain air; The patient has trouble inspiring; The lung cancer patient cannot inspire air very well.


sinusitis
A. sinusitis is an infection of the sinuses. an infection can be from all sort of things-bacteria, fungal, virus. the common cold usually caused by Rhinovirus, it can spread to the sinuses. it can also cause a blockage of the sinuses and then infection can occur.


sinusitis
Sinusitis is the inflammation of the sinuses caused by a bacterial infection. Sometimes diagnosis may be problematic because the symptoms often mimic those of the common cold. Sinusitis is usually treated with antibiotics.


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1 Before embarking on a rabbit farming business it is best to understand the different industries that are interested in rabbits and for what purposes. 2  Restaurants: Rabbit meat is in high demand for its tender and tasty meat. 3  Raising rabbits for restaurants is a good way to earn high profits.


How to Start a Profitable Rabbit Farm in kerala
To start your rabbit farm, prepare a rabbit hutch that is well lit and well ventilated with heating and cooling systems. Metal cages are usually recommended for its ease of cleaning. Equip the cages with feed hopper, watering system, and nest box.


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Start a Rabbit Farming Business for Profit. Deciding on an Industry. 1  Before embarking on a rabbit farming business it is best to understand the different industries that are interested in rabbits and for what purposes. 2  Restaurants: Rabbit meat is in high demand for its tender and tasty meat.


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There are many advantages to raising rabbits for meat, such as the relatively low overlay costs and the animal's high reproduction rates. Unlike many other types of farming, rabbit farming does not entail high land requirements. Starting a rabbit farm, however, takes careful planning.


Rabbit Farming
Like cattle ranchers and chicken or egg ranch farmers, the commercial rabbit farmer is in it to put food on the family table. It is possible to make a living, as long as there are enough rabbits in the herd, and the processes are optimized. 1  Rapid reproduction is in a rabbit's DNA.


How to Start a Profitable Rabbit Farm in kerala
A small rabbit farm could have 15 to 100 rabbits requiring between $5,000 and $10,000 in startup capital. For a meat producing rabbitry selling premium priced rabbit meat, an ROI of 45% during the first year of operation is possible.


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1 A small rabbit farm can consist of anywhere from fifteen to a hundred rabbits. 2  If you are new to this type of business, it is best to start of small and learn the business and then expand as you are financially able to do so. 3  Rabbits do not do well in extreme climates and temperatures.


Start a Rabbit Farm
How to Start Rabbit Farming in Kenya. To start your rabbit farm, prepare a rabbit hutch that is well lit and well ventilated with heating and cooling systems. You can build the hutch from scrap materials. Metal cages are usually recommended for its ease of cleaning.


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Starting the Farm. 1  Once you have decided upon which breeds and types of rabbits you want to farm, it is time to decide how many rabbits you should get to begin and how to take care of them properly. 2  A small rabbit farm can consist of anywhere from fifteen to a hundred rabbits.


How to Start a Profitable Rabbit Farm in kerala
Breeding stock for a rabbit farm may be bought from local breeders. Medium-sized rabbits breed at 6 to 7 months of age and give birth after a month of gestation. Female rabbits can produce up to 50 live rabbits annually, with births high during the summer. They produce an average of 9 kits per birth.


Verbal Play
Examples and Observations. 1  What's the difference between the Prince of Wales and a tennis ball? One is heir to the throne and the other is thrown into the air.  2 The value of marriage is not that adults produce children but that children produce adults.(Peter De Vries, The Tunnel of Love, 1954)


Survey of Communication Study/Chapter 2 - Verbal Communication
The term verbal communication often evokes the idea of spoken communication, but written communication is also part of verbal communication. Reading this book you are decoding the authorsâ written verbal communication in order to learn more about communication.


Survey of Communication Study/Chapter 2 - Verbal Communication
Chapter Objectives: After reading this chapter you should be able to: â¢ Define verbal communication and explain its main characteristics. â¢ Understand the three qualities of symbols. â¢ Describe the rules governing verbal communication. â¢ Explain the differences between written and spoken communication.


Survey of Communication Study/Chapter 2 - Verbal Communication
Pragmatics is the study of how people actually use verbal communication. For example, as a student you probably speak more formally to your professors than to your peers. Itâs likely that you make different word choices when you speak to your parents than you do when you speak to your friends.


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In sociolinguistics, verbal play is the deliberate manipulation of aspects of language for humorous or playful purposes.


Survey of Communication Study/Chapter 2 - Verbal Communication
When you consider the complexities of verbal communication, it is a wonder we can communicate effectively at all. But, verbal communication is not the only channel humans use to communicate. In the next chapter we will examine the other most common channel of communication we use: nonverbal communication.


Verbal Play
The term verbal play refers to the playful and often humorous manipulation of the elements of language. Also known as logology, word play, speech play, and verbal art. Verbal play is an integral characteristic of language use and an important component in the process of language acquisition. See Examples and Observations below.


Survey of Communication Study/Chapter 2 - Verbal Communication
Verbal communication is about language, both written and spoken. In general, verbal communication refers to our use of words while nonverbal communication refers to communication that occurs through means other than words, such as body language, gestures, and silence. Both verbal and nonverbal communication can be spoken and written.


Verbal Play
Speech Play and Verbal Art The boundaries between speech play and verbal art are hard to delimit and are cultural as well as linguistic. At the same time, there are certain verbal forms where the relationship between the two is particularly salient and where it is quite clear that forms of speech play constitute the building blocks of verbal art.


Survey of Communication Study/Chapter 2 - Verbal Communication
We use verbal communication to define everything from ideas, emotions, experiences, thoughts, objects, and people (Blumer). Think about how you define yourself. You may define yourself as a student, employee, son/daughter, parent, advocate, etc.


Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim (MI-1040CR) - ADJUSTMENT or DENIAL Homeowner's Checklist
NOTE: Homeowners who moved complete Part 3 (lines 45-51) of the MI-1040CR to determine the taxes that can be claimed. 1  If Correct taxable value was reported, verify your property taxes/rent was prorated correctly based on the time you occupied each home.


Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim (MI-1040CR) - ADJUSTMENT or DENIAL Homeowner's Checklist
If you own and occupy the property as your home, you should file a Principal Residence Exemption Affidavit (Form 2368) with your county, city, township or village and submit your summer and winter property tax statements to Michigan Department of Treasury for review.


Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim (MI-1040CR) - ADJUSTMENT or DENIAL Homeowner's Checklist
Verify the correct taxable value of your homestead was reported if you did NOT buy/sell your home. (Line 9) Taxable Value: This can be found on your property tax statements sent to you by your county, city, township or village office. Do not use the State Equalized Value (SEV) or Assessed Value.


What Is Homestead Exemption?
The word homestead may conjure up images of pioneers staking their claim on the open prairie, but for legal purposes, a homestead simply means a person's primary residence. The term homestead exemption can refer to exemptions from property tax that homeowners can claim. It can also refer to homestead protection, which protects a person's primary residence in the case of financial hardship, such as the death of a spouse.


Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim (MI-1040CR) - ADJUSTMENT or DENIAL Homeowner's Checklist
(example: for the 2016 tax year use the 2016 summer and the 2016 winter property tax statements) 1  If Correct statements were used continue to next topic. 2  If Incorrect statements were used re-calculate the MI-1040CR using the correct summer and winter property tax statements and corresponding amounts.


Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim (MI-1040CR) - ADJUSTMENT or DENIAL Homeowner's Checklist
After subtracting the school operating tax from your property tax bill, you can claim 90% of the remaining property tax for the credit. How to compute your homestead property tax credit, if your P.R.E is between 99% and 1% P.R.E.


Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim (MI-1040CR) - ADJUSTMENT or DENIAL Homeowner's Checklist
Verify the correct taxable value of your homestead was reported if you bought and/or sold your home. (Line 9) Taxable Value: This can be found on your property tax statements sent to you by your county, city, township or village office. Do not use the State Equalized Value (SEV) or Assessed Value. 1  If Correct taxable value was reported, continue to next topic. 2  If Incorrect taxable value was reported, recalculate your property tax credit using the summer and winter property tax statements for the year in question.


What Is Homestead Exemption?
Fortunately, there is a way to protect your home from creditors if you experience this kind of financial hardship. Keep Reading Below The homestead exemption generally protects a primary residence from forced sale -- that is, having to sell the home to pay off creditors.


Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim (MI-1040CR) - ADJUSTMENT or DENIAL Homeowner's Checklist
Yes, continue to next topic. No, recalculate your homestead property tax credit using the correct amount of income. If you still disagree with the adjustments made, submit documentation to verify your income and a copy of your lease agreement(s), or property tax statements for the year in question, to Michigan Department of Treasury for review.


Mental Health By the Numbers
African Americans and Hispanic Americans each use mental health services at about one-half the rate of Caucasian Americans and Asian Americans at about one-third the rate. 13; Half of all chronic mental illness begins by age 14; three-quarters by age 24.


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Over a 12-month period, more than 1 in 4 Americans will experience some sort of mental health disorder, from anxiety to depression Skip to content The Atlantic Popular


What Are Mental Health Assessments?
A mental health assessment is when a professional -- like your family doctor, a psychologist, or a psychiatrist -- checks to see if you might have a mental problem and what type of treatment may help.


Abnormal Is the New Normal
First, weâve gotten better at detecting mental illness and doing so earlier in the course of the illness. For decades, mental health clinicians, physicians, the U.S. surgeon generalâs office, and various state and local agencies have been advocating for better detection of mental illness. If we are better at spotting it, we can treat it.


Mental Illness and the Family: Recognizing Warning Signs and How to Cope
With proper care and treatment many individuals learn to cope or recover from a mental illness or emotional disorder. Warning Signs and Symptoms. To learn more about symptoms that are specific to a particular mental illness, search under Mental Health Information or refer to the Mental


Mental Illness Affects 1 in 5 Americans
Mental Illness Affects 1 in 5 Americans. Nov. 18, 2010 -- Nearly one in five adult Americans has experienced mental illness in the past year, according to a new government survey, with women, the unemployed, and young adults more likely than others to be affected.


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Several regions of the human genome have been linked to increased risk of both drug use disorders and mental illness, including associations with greater vulnerability to adolescent drug dependence and conduct disorders. Involvement of Similar Brain Regions. Some areas of the brain are affected by both drug use disorders and other mental illnesses.


IBS diet: Meat and IBS
O ne of the most controversial subjects in IBS and the nutrition world is the consumption of red meat. It is easy to fall prey to popular marketing and copious articles about avoiding meat. I have personally read about how red meat can be a triggering food for IBS.


Irritable Bowel Syndrome Danger | IBS Diet Trigger Food List | Stop!
Please don't read this IBS trigger foods list and assume that you can never again eat any of these IBS bad foods, so life is no longer worth living. These are all IBS trigger foods, yes, and some of them you will probably have to completely eliminate from your diet.


Is red meat bad for sufferers of IBS?
Best Answer: Yes, it can be. I know when my IBS was more active, anything that was high in fat, especially milk products, could set off an attack. The foods that create problems for IBS sufferers can change from person to person. More info http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irritable_b...


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Answer. Hi Van-red meat tends to be one of the most severe trigger foods for IBS symptoms (and as you've found, alcohol and coffee are two others). There's a full list of IBS trigger foods here http://www.helpforibs.com/diet/trigger1.asp along with reasons why.


Irritable Bowel Syndrome Foods To Avoid
The common misconception about irritable bowel syndrome is that a person can prevent IBS by avoiding certain foods. This is not true. There are various possible causes for IBS, like issues with muscles in the intestines, stress, anxiety and intestinal infections. A person's diet is not responsible for IBS.


Gravlax
There's a full list of IBS trigger foods here http://www.helpforibs.com/diet/trigger1.asp along with reasons why. For the red meat, it's the high fat content, especially the high saturated fat levels. And, the proteins in red meat are very difficult to digest.


IBS diet: Meat and IBS
The purpose of this article is NOT to tout red meat as a cure all. Healing diets are extremely individualized. My aim is to point out that your own experience should dictate whatâs healthy for you NOT popular opinion or the latest health trend.


IBS diet: Meat and IBS
In fact, cutting out red meat and animal products can actually cause digestive issues by throwing off mineral balance in the body. Before I started eating red meat again I was a vegan who ate a lot of raw food. I figured this had to be the healthiest diet for my gut.


YouTube BMX star Scotty Cranmer gets a plastic 'Frankenstein' forehead after his skull was shattered when he was catapulted from his bike during a stunt
Scotty Cranmer caught his bike's front wheel in a hole while filming in Las Vegas. Suffered severe facial fractures, cerebral hemorrhage and spinal cord damage. Doctors forced to remove the 30-year-old's forehead to relieve the pressure. Top of his face rebuilt using prosthetic bone held in place with 16 screws.


YouTube BMX star Scotty Cranmer gets a plastic 'Frankenstein' forehead after his skull was shattered when he was catapulted from his bike during a stunt
Scotty Cranmer (pictured) caught his bike's front wheel in a hole and was catapulted face-first into the ground. He suffered severe facial and skull fractures in the accident. After he had several brain bleeds doctors were forced to perform a craniectomy and remove his forehead to relieve the pressure on his brain.


YouTube BMX star Scotty Cranmer gets a plastic 'Frankenstein' forehead after his skull was shattered when he was catapulted from his bike during a stunt
Scotty Cranmer (pictured) caught his bike's front wheel in a hole and was catapulted face-first into the ground. Doctors were forced to perform a craniectomy and remove the 30-year-old's forehead to relieve the pressure on his brain after he had three brain bleeds.


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Lemon curd is a custard-like dessert sauce made with eggs, lemon juice and zest, sugar, and butter. This recipe will produce one full 12-ounce (330g) jar of lemon curd (similar to but not the same as lemon pie filling), plus a little left over so you can lick the bowl.


Cookbook:Lemon Curd
Cookbook | Ingredients | Recipes | Dessert. Lemon curd is a custard-like dessert sauce made with eggs, lemon juice and zest, sugar, and butter. This recipe will produce one full 12-ounce (330g) jar of lemon curd (similar to but not the same as lemon pie filling), plus a little left over so you can lick the bowl.


How long does it take you to make meringue from scratch?
Remove from heat and gently stir in butter, lemon juice, and zest until well combined. Pour mixture into pie shell and top with meringue while filling is still hot. Make sure meringue completely covers filling and that it goes right up to the edge of the crust. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes or until meringue is golden.


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This is the best lemon curd recipe out there! It's actually quite a bit too sweet (at least for me, but I just cut down on the sugar and use only 3/4 cups instead of the 1 1/2 cups it calls for. I use the recipe for a custard filling in lemon meringue pie.


Cookbook:Lemon Curd
This recipe will produce one full 12-ounce (330g) jar of lemon curd (similar to but not the same as lemon pie filling), plus a little left over so you can lick the bowl. Lemon curd keeps for up to a week in the refrigerator. It is excellent on short bread, biscuits, scones, and English muffins.


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Cookbook:Lemon Curd
This recipe will produce one full 12-ounce (330g) jar of lemon curd (similar to but not the same as lemon pie filling), plus a little left over so you can lick the bowl. Lemon curd keeps for up to a week in the refrigerator.


Lemon Pie Filling
Lemon Pie Filling is used to make desserts. The most typical use is Lemon Meringue Pie, though squares, tarts and other desserts can also be made from it. The filling is thick and spreadable. The filling should be smooth with an even consistency, and look like a firm, opaque jelly.


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Lemon curd vs lemon pie filling?
So I found a recipe I would like to try from Bon Appetit for ginger bread cake. The frosting call for lemon curd but I live in a Very samll town and we only have one small grocery store. They have No lemon curd but they do have lemon pie filling.


"What is ""narrative"" Non-Fiction?"
Narrative non-fiction is fact-based storytelling. It is a genre of creative writing that uses literary techniques to create narratives that are based in fact. Narrative non-fiction is sometimes called literary journalism, in that it abides the facts of the story.


Narrative (Composition)
A narrative is an account of a sequence of events usually presented in chronological order. A narrative may be real or imagined, nonfictional or fictional. Another word for narrative is story. The structure of a narrative is called the plot.


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Three Râs of Narrative Nonfiction. Draft is a series about the art and craft of writing. Late on a Friday in Montreal, 1974, Art Williams, a National League umpire, is pacing the floor of his hotel room, sleepless and worried.


Narrative nonfiction
Narrative nonfiction goes under many names, including creative nonfiction, literary journalism, and fact-based storytelling. In short form, it's an alternative to the traditional newspaper pyramid structure (in which, if you lopped off the bottom part of the story, the reader would still have all the key information).


Three Râs of Narrative Nonfiction
Three Râs of Narrative Nonfiction. December 17, 2012 9:45 pm December 17, 2012 9:45 pm. Draft is a series about the art and craft of writing. Late on a Friday in Montreal, 1974, Art Williams, a National League umpire, is pacing the floor of his hotel room, sleepless and worried.


Narrative nonfiction
With narrative nonfiction you don't present the main point in the first paragraphcompelling narrative keeps the reader reading to find out what happens, and the journey to the epiphany is half the point. Narrative nonfiction--joining good research with compelling, character-driven storytelling--reads like a novel.


Creative nonfiction
This article is about the genre. For the magazine, see, see Creative Nonfiction (magazine). Creative nonfiction (also known as literary nonfiction or narrative nonfiction) is a genre of writing that uses literary styles and techniques to create factually accurate narratives.


Narrative nonfiction
Bowden is the author of Black Hawk Down: A Story of Modern War.  Narrative tips for nonfiction writers: more from the 2010 Mayborn Conference (Tom Huang, 7-28-10)  Colin Harrison and Sam Gwynne on the editor-writer partnership, going deep and the difference between a subject and a story.


Narrative (Composition)
Examples and Observations. In narrative writing, an author has a chance to make his or her mark on the world by relating a story that only he or she can tell. Whether it comes from a personal experience or is one that the writer has imagined, the point of a narrative is to bring one's subject to life. (L.


Three Râs of Narrative Nonfiction
In a recent interview in Creative Nonfiction, the magazine I edit, the writer Erik Larson explained his approach to portraying charactersâ inner states of mind. âI will only propose what somebody is thinking or not thinking if I have something concrete in hand that makes that clear,â he says in the interview.


Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
What Is Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome? Tarsal tunnel syndrome is a compression, or squeezing, on the posterior tibial nerve that produces symptoms anywhere along the path of the nerve running from the inside of the ankle into the foot. Tarsal tunnel syndrome is similar to carpal tunnel syndrome, which occurs in the wrist.


Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Anterior tarsal tunnel syndrome refers to compression of the deep peroneal nerve. It is rare and causes pain, weakness, and sensory changes of the foot and ankle. Distal tarsal tunnel syndrome is caused by compression of the the first branch lateral plantar nerve or the medial calcaneal nerve and presents with heel pain.


Tarsal tunnel syndrome
Key symptoms to look for when diagnosing tarsal tunnel syndrome include: 1  A burning sensation on the sole of the foot. 2  Shooting pain that worsens as the day progresses. 3  Tingling on the sole of the foot.  Numbness on the sole of the 1  foot. Electric shock sensation.  Foot pain when 1  driving. Hot and cold sensations in the  feet.


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For example, pain may radiate from the ankle down to the heel or even the foot, depending on which section of the nerve is affected. Less frequently, pain may radiate up from the ankle to the calf. The symptoms of tarsal tunnel syndrome are often worsened by activity such as prolonged standing or walking.


Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Patients with tarsal tunnel syndrome experience one or more of the following symptoms: 1  Tingling, burning or a sensation similar to an electrical shock. 2  Numbness. 3  Pain, including shooting pain.


Everything You Should Know About Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Tarsal tunnel syndrome is most common among active adults, but it can occur in children. Key symptoms to look for when diagnosing tarsal tunnel syndrome include: A burning sensation on the sole of the foot. Shooting pain that worsens as the day progresses. Tingling on the sole of the foot. Numbness on the sole of the foot. Electric shock sensation. Foot pain when driving.


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Signs & Symptoms. The specific symptoms of tarsal tunnel syndrome can vary from one person to another. In some cases, symptoms can develop suddenly, and in others gradually. Some affected individuals may experience a sharp, shooting pain along the tibial nerve.


Symptoms of Tarsal tunnel syndrome
Symptoms of Tarsal tunnel syndrome. The list of signs and symptoms mentioned in various sources for Tarsal tunnel syndrome includes the 9 symptoms listed below: Burning foot pain. Foot paresthesia. Foot cyanosis. Cold foot. Numb foot. Atrophy of abductor hallucis. Hypertrophy of abductor hallucis.


Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
See also: Foot Pain Exercises written for patients. Tarsal tunnel syndrome is a compression neuropathy of the posterior tibial nerve as it passes in the anatomical tarsal tunnel, which lies posterior to the medial malleolus and beneath the retinaculum of the flexor muscles of the foot.


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American Livestock Breeds Conservancy Definition of a Heritage Turkey. All domesticated turkeys descend from wild turkeys indigenous to North and South America. They are the quintessential American poultry. For centuries people have raised turkeys for food and for the joy of having them.


Narragansett
The Narragansett turkey population is not very large, which is the reason they are considered threatened. The American Livestock Breeds Conservancy took a census in 1997; the results came back with six breeding Narragansett turkeys in the United States. A census was taken again in 2003 and found 368 breeding turkeys.


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Poultry not considered livestock. I looked up the definition of livestock just for giggles. By definition, any animal raised for profit on a farm or ranch is livestock. Seems simple enough.


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All domesticated turkeys descend from wild turkeys indigenous to North and South America. They are the quintessential American poultry. For centuries people have raised turkeys for food and for the joy of having them. Many different varieties have been developed to fit different purposes.


29 CFR 780.328 - Meaning of livestock.
Â§ 780.328 Meaning of livestock. The term âlivestockâ includes cattle, sheep, horses, goats, and other domestic animals ordinarily raised or used on the farm. This is further discussed in Â§ 780.120. Turkeys or domesticated fowl are considered poultry and not livestock within the meaning of this exemption.


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This is further discussed in Â§ 780.120. Turkeys or domesticated fowl are considered poultry and not livestock within the meaning of this exemption. This is a list of United States Code sections, Statutes at Large, Public Laws, and Presidential Documents, which provide rulemaking authority for this CFR Part.


Is a duck considered livestock?
Yes ducks are considered poultry livestock just as chickens geese turkeys and such. How ever if you got a moscovey they dont make a sound other than a hissing noise at times. I suggest you talk to your neighbor though and let him know about this breed even though its livestock he might agree if its quiet................


Narragansett
The Narragansett turkey was developed in Narragansett Bay, its namesake, Rhode Island. It was most likely developed from a cross-breeding between wild Native Eastern turkeys and Norfolk Blacks. The Narragansett is most popular in the Rhode Island and Connecticut. It was recognized by the APA in 1874.


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The Bronze has been the most popular turkey variety for most of American history. It originated from crosses between the domestic turkeys brought by European colonists to the Americas and the eastern wild turkeys they found upon their arrival.


Poultry not considered livestock
I looked up the definition of livestock just for giggles. By definition, any animal raised for profit on a farm or ranch is livestock.


Overview
When to see a doctor. Always see your doctor if you or your child has received a blow to the head or body that concerns you or causes behavioral changes. Seek emergency medical care if there are any signs or symptoms of traumatic brain injury following a recent blow or other traumatic injury to the head. The terms mild, moderate and severe are used to describe the effect of the injury on brain function.


Head Injury
A contusion is a bruise to the brain itself. A contusion causes bleeding and swelling inside of the brain around the area where the head was struck. Contusions may occur with skull fractures or other blood clots such as a subdural or epidural hematoma.


Head Injury (Brain Injury)
Traumatic head injuries are a major cause of death, and disability but it might be best to refer to the damage done as traumatic brain injury. The purpose of the head, including the skull and face, is to protect the brain against injury. In addition to the bony protection, the brain is covered in tough fibrous layers called meninges and bathed in fluid that may provide a little shock absorption. When an injury occurs, loss of brain function can occur even without visible damage to the head.


Head Injury
However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include: Mild head injury: Raised, swollen area from a bump or a bruise. Small, superficial (shallow) cut in the scalp. Headache. Sensitivity to noise and light. Irritability. Confusion. Lightheadedness and/or dizziness. Problems with balance.


Overview
Moderate to severe traumatic brain injuries. Moderate to severe traumatic brain injuries can include any of the signs and symptoms of mild injury, as well as the following symptoms that may appear within the first hours to days after a head injury:


Japan
Overview Japan. In Japan the power sockets are of type A and B. The standard voltage is 100 V and the standard frequency is 50 / 60 Hz. Below you find pictures of the applied power sockets and corresponding plugs. And we provide more information about the voltage and frequency. Power plugs and sockets.


Travel Adaptor for Greece
Travel Adaptor for Greece. The electrical sockets used in Greece are type F. You will therefore need a UK 3 pin to type C/F adaptor in order to plug in your appliances. Please be aware that whilst a travel adaptor will allow you to physically plug a UK 3 pin plug into a different socket it will not change the voltage or frequency of the supply.


travel: power sockets around the world, sockets by country
This is mitigated in recent installations by installing the socket such that the ground pin is pointing up-wards. Recent installations have the earth pin up. The North American power socket has an advantage over all the other power sockets and plugs in terms of size.


Electric plugs for each country
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What To Take: Electrical Needs
If your equipment is rated only for 110V (or anything below 220V), you need to purchase a transformer. If the transformer is not designed to be used in Greece, you need both a transformer (to reduce voltage), and an adapter to physically fit it into a Greek wall outlet.


travel: power sockets around the world, sockets by country
French socket. In France the power socket is similar to the German type except that the earth pin is coming out of the socket. Used in France, Belgium, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic. You can get plugs which will fit in Germany and France and still have a proper earth connection.


travel: power sockets around the world, sockets by country
The main difference between all the European plugs is the earth pin. The voltage is everywhere 230V AC. It is therefore possible to build a travel adapter which will fit in all those counties in mainland Europe as long as no earth connection is needed.


1 euro is how many dollars?
As of August, 18, 2014 1 euro is equal to 1.34 dollars. The  currency market is volatile and changes from time to time due to  numerous factors.


How much American money equals one euro in France?
How many US dollars equals one Euro depends upon the currency  exchange rate on any given day. As of July 5, 2014, one Euro is  equal to USD 1.36.


1 euro is how many dollars?
The value of the Australian dollar is slightly higher than the value of the euro. One Australian dollar is equal to 0.69 Euros. One euro is equal to 1.44 Australian dollar â¦ s.


How many euros equal a dollar or vise versa how many dollars equal an euro?
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How many American dollars equals 1 euro?
As of July 2014, the amount of $1,000 US is equal to 742.55 euros.  This is also equal to 101,700 Japanese yen or 588.55 British  pounds.    However exchange rates châ¦ange every day so this answer will become  out of date almost immediately.


How many euros equal a dollar or vise versa how many dollars equal an euro?
This Site Might Help You. RE: How many euros equal a dollar or vise versa how many dollars equal an euro? I have a new friend that lives in Spain. We are trying to figure the difference in our money. She says it is cheap to live there but without knowing the money exchange it is difficult to tell. Somewhere around .80 euros=1 dollar. So $1.25=1 euro.


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As of July 2014, 1 euro is equivalent to 1.36 US dollar. This means that 620 euros are equal to 843.01 US dollars using that rate.


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Box Turtle Not Eating
Box Turtle Not Eating. Q. I am a herp vet and I am having a problem with one of my patients. An ornate box turtle, Gary, stopped eating after a brief medical procedure. I have been tube feeding him weekly for several months now, and the owner and I are desperate for ideas on how to entice him to begin eating on his own again.


What do box turtles eat?
I've had two box turtles before that i released. They ate tomatoes, lettuce, fruits. But i've been trying to feed him tomatoes and lettuce and other foods but he doesn't seem to be liking those. I heard they like... show more I found a box turtle and he doesn't seem to be liking anything i put in front of him. I've had two box turtles before that i released. They ate tomatoes, lettuce, fruits. But i've been trying to feed him tomatoes and lettuce and other foods but he doesn't seem to be liking those.


Box Turtle Not Eating
A. Thanks for writing. As you have surmised, ornate box turtles are not for the novice herper, nor are they an easy chelonian to maintain. Because Garyâs home-life appears to be fine, we can rule out husbandry problems.


What Do Box Turtles Eat?
Box turtle meal can be purchased in pet stores that carry supplies for reptiles and fish. All box turtles need some kind of calcium addition in their diet, and they will get that if you provide a cuttlebone or a calcium supplement. One example of a quality turtle calcium supplement is Rep-Cal, which comes highly recommended by reptile enthusiasts.


Box Turtle Not Eating
Just so you know, the husbandry is correct, and he has a wonderful environment and a very caring owner. But he just wonât eat. His blood work appears normal (and I am using ornate box turtle reference ranges).