What was the fastest 5k run ever?
I'll assume that you were asking for the fastest 5k run completed by a human. Based on basic physiological difference, we can restrict our search to men. The current world record is held by Kenenisa Bekele at 12:37.35. Records have only been recorded since 1912, so it is technically possible that a faster 5k was run at some point before record keeping.


Running Times and Training Schedules for a 5K
That's a tough question to answer because race times can be pretty subjective â what one person thinks is a good time for a 5K race (3.1 miles) may not be considered a good time by others. An easy way to see how fast people typically run in 5Ks is to look at the race's previous results, which are most likely listed on the race's website.


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RE: Fastest splits in 5k and 10k races 8/29/2012 2:23AM - in reply to asdefjh. Reply. Return to Index. Report Post. I found something about the 10k race off bekele in 2008 OS. 5k was 13:52:23 and 10k was 26:49:57. 5k splits there was: ( 12:57:24 ) 1k splits where: 2:34:52 - 2:38:29 - 2:37:44 - 2:37:98 - 2:29:01.


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Record Submission Process: 1  Contact the race director a minimum of two weeks before the race to let him/her know about your record attempt to make sure that adequate judging is available and the timing needs are met. 2  To save time, come to the race with your paperwork so that all signatures can be collected promptly.


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Terms of Use. Privacy. Fastest 10K race-world record set by Hillary Kimaiyo. [Oct 16] EL PASO, Texas/PRNewswire/ -- The Spira World's Fastest 10K lived up to its billing Sunday as Hillary Kimaiyo of Kenya set a new world record for a 10K race. Kimaiyo edged out countryman Isaac Kimaiyo by three seconds, finishing in 26:01.2, and smashing Haile Gebrselassie's world's fastest 10K record.


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Bekele's world record is 12:37.35. That's 2:31.47 per kilometer. For 3K that's 7:34.41, so somewhere during that world record run he has a 3K split faster than the one you listed. RE: Fastest splits in 5k and 10k races 8/28/2012 2:46PM - in reply to Typical Letsrun Moron.


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Probably not the record, but both Rupp and that other guy closing out the 5K in 1:52 (or was it 1:53) in the trials has to be up there. RE: Fastest splits in 5k and 10k races 8/28/2012 4:59PM - in reply to 2012xxx.


What was the fastest 5k run ever?
The International Association of Athletics Federations does not recognize world records over the 5 km road distance. Other statistical organisations, including the Association of Road Racing Statisticians, record best times for the event.[21] Records for the 5K are often noted in national records in athletics.


Genzebe Dibaba Just Misses World Record at Carlsbad 5000
Bernard Lagat sets the masters world record at the 5K road distance. CARLSBAD, Calif. â Ethiopian track star Genzebe Dibaba ran her first 5K road race ever Sunday at the Carlsbad 5000, and she had one goal in mind âa world record. But a slow first mile was too much to overcome in her race against the clock.


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Limiting factors of a system can be the working pressure of the hose or pipe and the velocity of the liquid it can handle. Understanding pumps and friction loss can better inform the investments we make. PD. To learn more about pump placement, contact Nancy Puck using the link below or participate in a PCE Pump School.


Irrigation of Liquid Manures
The depth of liquid manure applied must not exceed 0.33 inches during any one day. This is equivalent to the PA-DEP (2006) requirement of applying less than 9,000 gallons per acre per day, especially when the manure is applied by a moving irrigation system such as a traveling gun or center pivot system.


How to calculate friction loss
For an example, let's plan a hose system to service your fields within two miles of the lagoon. You bed with sand, so we will be sure to keep the liquid velocity above 13 feet per second to ensure the sand stays in suspension and doesn't settle out or fill the hose. (Length of pipe: 2 miles x 5,280 feet = 10,560 feet)


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Times for a single tanker that returned to the pit to. refill and for a single tanker refilled by two nurse. tankers were compared. Cost calculations (MACHCOST 2013) are based on. 500 hours annual use for the tractor and 200 hours. annual use for the injection system.


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If the distance to the field exceeds. 2 miles, a booster pump would be needed. The estimated cost for this drag hose unit, including. the manure pump and lines to reach the field, is. $369.65 per hour or $72.61 per acre (table A7).


How to calculate friction loss
Limiting factors of a system can be the working pressure of the hose or pipe and the velocity of the liquid it can handle. Understanding pumps and friction loss can better inform the investments we make. To learn more about pump placement, contact Nancy Puck using the link below or participate in a PCE Pump School.


Irrigation of Liquid Manures
Infiltration Rate is a measure of how rapidly the soil can be expected to soak up liquid manure or the rate at which the liquid manure applied to the soil surface enters the soil. If liquid manure is applied faster than the soilâs infiltration rate some of the liquid manure becomes available to runoff.


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The purpose of manure injection is to place liquid or slurry. manure in the soil. This allows placement of nutrients into the seedbed, minimization of. odour, and reduction of nutrient losses by runoff and volatilization.


Irrigation of Liquid Manures
The primary goals must be to: 1  Apply an appropriate depth of liquid manure uniformly to the field, and. 2  Apply the liquid manure at a rate that allows all of the liquid to soak into the soil and not flow away from the point of application.


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Concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) have. a requirement to spread both solid and liquid manure. to crop fields in a manner that minimizes the potential. for contamination of air and water. Idaho dairies deal. with large volumes of liquid waste, and they need. efficient, environmentally sound, economical, and.


The German state church
Twenty-two regional church bodies may together hold membership in the Evangelical Church in Germany, but these churches profess different theologies. Some are Lutheran, but the Evangelical Church in the Rhineland is not one of them. via The Curious Case of the German Church Â» First Thoughts | A First Things Blog.


The German state church
Repercussions of the Boston bombings 1  Â». There is state support within Germany for the Roman Catholic Church through a state-mandated tax; register as a Catholic and the German Catholic church gets the money.


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There were no reports of abuses of religious freedom. Discrimination against, and unequal treatment of, some religious groups remained. a problem at the local levels of the federal government, as well as on the part of. some states. Some state governments and federal agencies continued to de cline to.


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Please refer to Appendix C in the Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for. the status of the government's acceptance of international legal standards. http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/hrrpt/2010/appendices/index.htm. The Basic Law and other laws and policies protect religious freedom and, in. practice, the government generally enforced these protections. The government generally respected religious freedom in law and in practice. There was no change in the status of respect for religious freedom by the. government during the reporting period. The government made positive efforts to improve the integration of Muslims and.


Religion in Nazi Germany
Nazi Germany. Religion in Nazi Germany. Nazi attitudes toward God and organised religion were complicated. Contrary to popular opinion, Adolf Hitler was not an atheist. As a boy Hitler was introduced to the Catholic faith by his devoutly religious mother. He was educated in a Catholic school and served as a choirboy in his local cathedral.


Society
Women have to work 77 more days a year to meet a manâs annual income. This so-called âgender pay gapâ of 21% results when you compare the average salary of all women with those of men. Alongside this so-called non-adjusted figure there is an adjusted figure. It quantifies the gap between the income of men and women with comparable experience, tasks and working hours.


The German state church
Mathew Block, in the course of correcting a media error, explains that the Protestant state church of Germany is NOT Lutheran, but a federation of Protestant churches with a number of different theologies, including particularly the âPrussian Union,â which drove confessional Lutherans to Australia and America:


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International Religious Freedom Report for 2012. United States Department of State â¢ Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor. approximately 25 million members and the Protestant Church (a confederation of. the Lutheran, Uniate, and Reformed Protestant denominations) has approximately. 24 million members.


Germany Population 2018
Germany Population 2017. Germany is a western-central European country bordered by Poland, Denmark, the Czech Republic, Austria, France, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Germany is the most populous country in the European Union with an estimated 2016 population of almost 82 million, which ranks 17th in the world.


Compulsory sterilization
International Religious Freedom Report for 2012. United States Department of State â¢ Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor. The decision to grant PLC status is made at the state level based on an assurance of. the groupâs permanence, its size, and an indication that the group is not hostile to.


What Do Dreams About Money Mean? 9 Common Financial Dreams, Deciphered
Of course, that's only if dream-you feels good about giving the money away â if you feel like you have to give your money away in your dream, but don't dig it, it could point to a fear of losing your own cash, or making bad financial decisions.


What Do Dreams About Money Mean? 9 Common Financial Dreams, Deciphered
But since our dreams are often where our subconscious minds sort through our worries, concerns, and experiences, the times when we do dream about money can carry significant meaning about our lives â and not just the financial parts.


Dreams About Money â Interpretation and Meaning
But, even a mundane thing like money can have a symbolic meaning when we dream about it. This of course depends on the situation you dreamed about and in what context money was, in your dream. In this article we will explain a little bit more about the symbolic meaning of money in our dreams and how to interpret those meanings. Dream about finding money. This dream has a positive meaning.


Dreams About Money â Interpretation and Meaning
Dream about saving money. If you had a dream about saving money, then you will have a lot of luck in financial way. This means you will be able to acquire a large amount of money through your business or perhaps you will win the lottery.


What Do Dreams About Money Mean? 9 Common Financial Dreams, Deciphered
Feb 27 2015. Considering money is a topic that preoccupies most of us during our waking hours, it's a little surprising that dreams about money aren't very common. In fact, according to this chart listing the top 50 dream topics in the United States, money is on very few of our mental radars once we turn off the lights.


I dream I find money - is my luck about to change?
Dreams of money can have lots of symbolic meanings. Your interpretation will hopefully be spot on and good luck will soon come your way. But it is also worth considering other possible interpretations of money dreams. Some say that to dream of money or winning treasure symbolise the true part of yourself - a part of you that has been hidden, neglected or well and truly repressed. This part of you has now been allowed to come out as shown in your dream. You say that you and your partner both had similar dreams about finding money.


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Money To see or win money in your dream indicates that success and prosperity is within your reach. Money represents confidence, self-worth, success, or values. You have much belief in yourself. Alternatively, dreaming about money refers to your attitudes about love and matters of the heart. It is a common symbol for sexuality and power. In particular, finding money indicates your quest for love or for power. To dream that you lose money suggests that you are lacking ambition, power and self-esteem. You are experiencing unhappiness and setbacks in your waking life. You may also be feeling weak, vulnerable, and out of control in your waking life. To give or spend money in your dream is analogous to giving love.


What Do Dreams About Money Mean? 9 Common Financial Dreams, Deciphered
Considering money is a topic that preoccupies most of us during our waking hours, it's a little surprising that dreams about money aren't very common. In fact, according to this chart listing the top 50 dream topics in the United States, money is on â¦


What Do Dreams About Money Mean? 9 Common Financial Dreams, Deciphered
Giving Away Money. In dreams, money can often symbolize love â for yourself or others. A dream where you're, say, making it rain on your fellow commuters on the subway connotes that you have a lot of love to give, and may be seeking a new lovah to give it to.


Dreams About Money â Interpretation and Meaning
Dream about losing money. If you had a dream about losing money, then this means you will be challenged by certain problems. They will be your obstacle on the way to success, so it is definitely worth it to face these challenges with all you have.


Ventilator Management
The ventilator delivers preset breaths in coordination with the respiratory effort of the patient. With each inspiratory effort, the ventilator delivers a full assisted tidal volume. Spontaneous breathing independent of the ventilator between A/C breaths is not allowed.


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A signature page including all physicians, respiratory care staff and necessary. administrative individuals should be included to demonstrate approval and support of the. protocol by the primary group involved in the management of adult patients requiring. invasive mechanical ventilation within any institution.


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This literature review is designed to inform the reader. of the multitude of current and future ventilator modes. specific to the OR and critical care settings. Unless noted, all information regarding ventilator modes are intended. to encompass both settings.


Ventilator Management
The standard of care for the ventilatory management of patients with ARDS changed dramatically in 2000 with the publication of a large multicenter, randomized trial comparing patients with ARDS initially ventilated with either the traditional tidal volume of 12 mL/kg or a lower TV of 6 mL/kg.


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Modes may have multiple names across companies, regions, and institutions. Table 3 lists ventilation modes. for anesthesia and critical care ventilators. An effort to. compile the various names for each mode has been at-. tempted. When identifiable, the use of a mode to specific. settings or professions has been noted.


Ventilator Management
This mode is used most often in the paralyzed or apneic patient because it can increase the work of breathing if respiratory effort is present. Continuous mandatory ventilation (CMV) has given way to assist-control (A/C) mode because A/C with the apneic patient is tantamount to CMV.


My MK520 keyboard and mouse are not working
See Knowledge Base article 22909 for instructions on turning on your MK520 keyboard. Make sure the USB receiver is directly and securely plugged into a working USB port on your computer. Turn your computer on if it is not already on. Follow the process below to reconnect your mouse and keyboard. Re-connecting your MK520 mouse.


Windows 8 Keyboard and mouse not working
Try a different mouse or keyboard and see if the works any better. If not then the rig may be in error and in need of a new system board. Marked as answer by Niki HanModerator Thursday, January 24, 2013 1:56 AM. Tuesday, January 22, 2013 2:00 PM.


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Re: Laptop touchpad, keyboard, external mouse problem. Hi and thanks for the assistance. You are correct in that after the reformat and all of the drivers from HP are installed and working properly, and after doing all necessary Windows updates, the touchpad and keyboard work perfectly.


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2 Using the keyboard. Using hotkeys. Hotkeys are combinations of the fn key (1) and either the esc key (2) or one of the function keys (3). The icons on the f1 through f12 keys represent the hotkey functions. Hotkey functions and procedures. are discussed in the following sections.


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Function Hotkey. Play the previous track or section on an audio CD or a DVD. fn+f11. Play the next track on an audio CD or a DVD. fn+f12. To use a hotkey command on the computer keyboard, follow either of these steps: â Briefly press the fn key, and then briefly press the second key of the hotkey command.


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Re: Wireless Keyboard Not Working. First I would like to thank you for choosing Logitech keyboard/mouse as your desktop unit. From your post, I see that you have a question on why the some keys are not working.


My MK520 keyboard and mouse are not working
Before re-connecting your keyboard and mouse: 1  Make sure you have fresh batteries in your MK520 mouse and keyboard. 2  Make sure your mouse and keyboard are turned on. 3  Make sure the USB receiver is directly and securely plugged into a working USB port on your computer.  Turn your computer on if it is not already on.


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Logitech MK710 Wireless Desktop Combo. Wireless keyboard and mouse set features three-year battery life and a tiny unifying, wireless receiver that stays in your laptop and lets you add devices as you need them. Low-profile keyboard features Incurve keys and a cushioned palm rest. Concave keys position your fingers properly.


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The pointer icon would move across the screen but I could not click on anything. During this time, the touchpad would sometimes work, and other times not work in much the same way as the external mouse. Also too, the keyboard wouldn't work at all. All the drivers were installed and up to date. I decided to do a reformat as I was due for one anyway but I wanted to save all my data first.


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Please forward copies of all Hold Harmless Agreements and all Certificates of Insurance to both legal counsel and your insurance agent. All Certificates from your Subs should name you as an Additional Insured for your protection.


Chapter 97. Workers' Compensation Act.
The Subcontractor shall file certificates of insurance prior to the commencement of work with â___________CONTRACTOR_____________________â, which shall be subject to â___________CONTRACTOR_____________________â, approval of adequacy of protection and the satisfactory character of the insurer.


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When you hire a subcontract, they should be responsible for both their work AND the âriskâ. Claim arising out of unsatisfactory or poor workmanship AND lawsuits! When you transfer the work, make sure you also transfer the risk: Always get a Certificate of Insurance from the subcontractor. You must be listed on the Certificate as an ADDITIONAL INSURED.


General Liability Insurance for Contractors, Builders & Other Construction Professionals
For a contractor or construction business, General Liability Insurance offers the peace of mind that their contracting or construction business will have the necessary funds to continue daily operations â even when faced with a costly claim.


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General Liability Insurance policies can protect your construction or contracting business against claims related to the services you've completed and the products you've produced.


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Property Damage Claims. General Liability Insurance protects your contracting or construction business against the high cost of a lawsuit if someone alleges that your business damaged their property or that your business is responsible for their inability to use that property.


Top Blog Articles
In this way, if the general contractor or owner are sued due to accidents arising out of the work of the subcontractor, the subcontractor's insurance will protect the general contractor and owner. Additional insured status must be added by certificate and endorsement.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: What Causes Taste Buds To Be Off
Loss of taste is a common symptom of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), salivary gland infection, sinusitis, poor dental hygiene, or even certain medicines. The medical term for a complete loss of taste is ageusia. A partial loss of taste is called dysgeusia.


Loss of Taste Sensation: Symptoms & Signs
The decreased ability to taste certain types of foods is known medically as hypogeusia; the absence of taste entirely is termed ageusia. Dysgeusia refers to the presence of a metallic, rancid, or foul taste in the mouth. Taking certain medications can also interfere with the ability to taste. Some loss of taste sensation also occurs during the normal aging process, so elderly people may complain of decreased ability to taste foods. Sometimes, having a cold or upper respiratory infection can result in a decrease in taste sensation.


Absolutely foul taste in mouth for months. Does anyone know for definite if it is related to lung disease?
Loss of taste is caused by interruption of the transfer of taste sensations to the brain, or by a problem with the way the brain interprets these sensations. Although taste problems are common, complete loss of taste is rare. Heartburn or gastric reflux is a common cause of loss of taste. Stomach acid regurgitated into the mouth produces a loss of normal taste and results in a taste described as acidic or metallic. Another common cause of loss of taste is infection of the mouth or tongue. Similarly, poor dental hygiene causes bacterial growth in the mouth, resulting in a loss of taste. Other mouth or tongue disorders, including mouth ulcers, cancer, and damage due to tobacco use, can result in loss of taste.


Loss of Taste in the Elderly
Taste helps all of us recognize when food is good or bad. When an elderly person loses taste, it can cause a loss of appetite, weight loss, poor nutrition, weakened immunity, and even death. Normal taste occurs when molecules released by chewing or the digestion of food stimulate special sensory cells in the mouth and throat.


Don't ignore the loss of taste and smell
Heather complained of a bad taste and impaired flavor that were causing her to avoid many foods and shun dining out. Investigation revealed that she had been taking the antibiotic clarithromycin (Biaxin) for an infection. Biaxin is an excellent medication, but it can occasionally cause an unpleasant taste in the mouth.


Loss of Taste Sensation: Symptoms & Signs
The sensations of taste and smell are related, so many disorders of the sense of taste are associated with a decreased sense of smell. These taste disorders can range from obstructions in or damage to the nose to damage to the brain and nervous system in general. The most common pure taste disorder is a phantom taste sensation; this is the perception of a  bad taste in the mouth  that does not go away.


Loss of Taste in the Elderly
Many older people believe that there is nothing they can do about their weakened sense of taste. Depending on the cause of your problem, your doctor may be able to suggest ways to regain your sense of taste or to cope with the loss of taste. In many cases, the loss of taste turns out to be a loss of smell. If you think you have a problem with your sense of taste, see your doctor. 1  1. 2  2.


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Re: How to change ip address from registry. You could use the ipconfig release and renew commands, but chances are you're just going to get your old IP address back.We can change the IP address and DNS servers using the built-in utility in Windows called âNetshâ.23-10-2009 #4.e: How to change ip address from registry. You could use the ipconfig release and renew commands, but chances are you're just going to get your old IP address back.We can change the IP address and DNS servers using the built-in utility in Windows called âNetshâ. 23-10-2009 #4.


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Re: How to change ip address from registry. Use Netsh.exe, it is a tool an administrator can use to configure and monitor Windows-based computers at a command prompt.when you use Netsh you need to specify what network properties you need to change,The interface ip set address command changes the IP to 192.168.1.101.e: How to change ip address from registry. You could use the ipconfig release and renew commands, but chances are you're just going to get your old IP address back.We can change the IP address and DNS servers using the built-in utility in Windows called âNetshâ. 23-10-2009 #4.


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Re: How to change ip address from registry. Navigate the path in windows registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CURRENT CONTROL SET\SERVICES\TCPIP\PARAMETERS\INTERFACESâ¦ obtain that GUID number and you should change the hive key under CurrentControlSet.e: How to change ip address from registry. You could use the ipconfig release and renew commands, but chances are you're just going to get your old IP address back.We can change the IP address and DNS servers using the built-in utility in Windows called âNetshâ. 23-10-2009 #4.


How to Manually Remove a Static IP Address From a Registry
You can modify your system registry, but take care in doing so. Remove a static Internet Protocol (IP) address from the Windows registry by manually editing the Registry Editor.he Registry Editor appears. Open the following path in the Registry Editor: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM \CurrentControlSet \Services \Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces. Choose the network interface for which you want to delete the IP address.


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1 If you are changing the IP address settings of the external adapter on the Security Server but you want to configure the IP address settings manually, click Manually configure the IP address settings. 2  Then type the new IPv4 settings for the network adapter and click Change.n the Choose IP address settings page, do one of the following: 1  If you are changing the IP address settings of the external adapter on the Security Server, and you want to use the DHCP Server service to configure the IP address settings automatically, click Use DHCP to automatically configure the IP address settings.


Change the IP Address of a Server
To change the IP address settings of a network adapter. To change the IP address settings of a network adapter on the Windows EBS Management Server, Security Server, or Messaging Server, use the Change IP Address Settings Wizard.n the Choose IP address settings page, do one of the following: 1  If you are changing the IP address settings of the external adapter on the Security Server, and you want to use the DHCP Server service to configure the IP address settings automatically, click Use DHCP to automatically configure the IP address settings.


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1 Connect to the remote registry. 2  From the Registry menu in Regedt32, click Select Computer and type in the computer name of the computer that is to be reconfigured. 3  Edit HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\DHCP\Start = 1 and change the Start = 1 value to Start = 2.4  This starts the DHCP service AUTOMATICALLY on bootup. From the Registry menu in Regedt32, click Select Computer and type in the computer name of the computer that is to be reconfigured. 2  Edit HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\DHCP\Start = 1 and change the Start = 1 value to Start = 2. 3  This starts the DHCP service AUTOMATICALLY on bootup.


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These values control the TCP/IP parameters of the network interface cards. Configurable parameters include IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway. Open your registry and find the key below, where {Adapter} equals the service name of the installed NIC. For example 3COM 905 NIC's service name is 'El90x'.hese values control the TCP/IP parameters of the network interface cards. Configurable parameters include IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway. Open your registry and find the key below, where {Adapter} equals the service name of the installed NIC. For example 3COM 905 NIC's service name is 'El90x'.


How to Find a MAC Address in the Registry
Thinkstock Images/Comstock/Getty Images. The MAC address of your computer is the static physical address of the hardware your computer uses to connect to the network. This is in opposition to your computers IP address, which changes and defines how your computer is connected to the internet.hinkstock Images/Comstock/Getty Images. The MAC address of your computer is the static physical address of the hardware your computer uses to connect to the network. This is in opposition to your computers IP address, which changes and defines how your computer is connected to the internet.


Change the IP Address of a Server
1 Then click Change. 2  If you are changing the IP address settings of the external adapter on the Security Server but you want to configure the IP address settings manually, click Manually configure the IP address settings. 3  Then type the new IPv4 settings for the network adapter and click Change.n the Choose IP address settings page, do one of the following: 1  If you are changing the IP address settings of the external adapter on the Security Server, and you want to use the DHCP Server service to configure the IP address settings automatically, click Use DHCP to automatically configure the IP address settings.


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Number of Deaths per 100,000 Persons by Race/Ethnicity & Sex: Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. 1  All Races. 2  White. 3  Black. 4  Asian 5  /. American Indian 6  /. Hispanic. 7  Non-Hispanic.


Follicular lymphoma
Other targeted therapies that may be used when follicular lymphoma comes back after treatment (recurs) or doesnât respond to treatment (called refractory disease) are: 1  ibritumomab (Zevalin) 2  idelalisib (Zydelig) 3  obinutuzumab (Gazyva) with bendamustine.


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Number of New Cases per 100,000 Persons by Race/Ethnicity & Sex: Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. 1  All Races. 2  White. 3  Black. 4  Asian /. Pacific Islander. 5  American Indian /. Alaska Native. 6  Hispanic. 7  Non-Hispanic.


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Using statistical models for analysis, rates for new non-Hodgkin lymphoma cases have been falling on average 0.6% each year over the last 10 years. Death rates have been falling on average 2.3% each year over 2005-2014.


Follicular lymphoma
Follicular lymphoma is a B-cell lymphoma. Follicular describes how the lymphoma cells group together in clusters in a lymph node or other tissues. Follicular lymphoma is the 2nd most common type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL). It usually occurs in people 50 years of age or older, and the average age at diagnosis is 59. It is slightly more common in women than in men. Most people are diagnosed with stage 3 or stage 4 follicular lymphoma.


Follicular lymphoma
Combinations of drugs given for follicular lymphoma include: 1  CHOP â cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan, Procytox), doxorubicin (Adriamycin), vincristine (Oncovin) and prednisone. 2  R-CHOP â CHOP with rituximab (Rituxan) 3  CVP â cyclophosphamide, vincristine and prednisone. 4  R-CVP â CVP with rituximab.


Cancer Stat Facts: Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
Number of New Cases and Deaths per 100,000: The number of new cases of non-Hodgkin lymphoma was 19.5 per 100,000 men and women per year. The number of deaths was 5.9 per 100,000 men and women per year. These rates are age-adjusted and based on 2010-2014 cases and deaths. Lifetime Risk of Developing Cancer: Approximately 2.1 percent of men and women will be diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma at some point during their lifetime, based on 2012-2014 data.


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The number of new cases of non-Hodgkin lymphoma was 19.5 per 100,000 men and women per year based on 2010-2014 cases. Percent of New Cases by Age Group: Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. Non-Hodgkin lymphoma is most frequently diagnosed among people aged 65-74.


Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma
Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma - Recent studies. 1  James Cerhan and colleagues, [44] try to determine genetic susceptibility that exists for this cancer by meta-analysis of three genome-wide association studies (GWAS). â 2  Discovery Phase: Stages 1 and 2. â 3  Phase replication: Stage 3.


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Number of New Cases per 100,000 Persons by Race/Ethnicity & Sex: Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. 1  All Races. 2  White. 3  Black. 4  Asian 5  /. American Indian 6  /. Hispanic. 7  Non-Hispanic.


Viol
The viol /ËvaÉªÉl/ or viola da gamba [ËvjÉËla da É¡ËÉ¡amba] is any one of a family of bowed, fretted and stringed instruments that first appeared in Spain in the mid to late 15th century and was most popular in the Renaissance and Baroque periods.lternate tunings (called scordatura) were often employed, particularly in the solo lyra viol style of playing, which also made use of many techniques such as chords and pizzicato, not generally used in consort playing. An unusual style of pizzicato was known as a thump.


Guitar
The guitar is a string instrument which is played by plucking the strings. The main parts of a guitar are the body, the fretboard, the headstock and the strings. Guitars are usually made from wood or plastic.he classical guitar is used for classical music. The term acoustic guitar is generally used for a guitar used for popular music, even though a classical guitar is also an acoustic instrument. There are many other different types of acoustic guitars from different parts of the world.


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What are the different kinds of the rondalla instruments? Banduria-plays the role similar to that of the clarinet, trumpet, or the violin in the orchestra Octavina-plays the tenor part, sometimes used as filler in the harmony, b â¦ ut frequently given the counter melody to carry Guitar-plays the harmony part.runei is a state in Borneo. Some of the musical instruments of  Brunei are the gong, gangdang labik, tawak-tawak, gulingtangan and  canang. All of the instruments look simi â¦ lar to the gong except the  gangdang labik which more like a type of drum that lays on it's  side when played. 4 people found this useful.


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Types of Instruments. An orchestra consists of four sections of musical instruments depending on how they are played, these are Strings (eg cello, violin, guitar, viola etc), Woodwind (eg bassoon,clarinet, flute etc), Brass (eg cornet, trumpet, tuba etc), Percussion (eg cymbals, drums, xylopone etc), .ypes of Instruments. An orchestra consists of four sections of musical instruments depending on how they are played, these are Strings (eg cello, violin, guitar, viola etc), Woodwind (eg bassoon,clarinet, flute etc), Brass (eg cornet, trumpet, tuba etc), Percussion (eg cymbals, drums, xylopone etc), .


What are the different types of musical instruments?
The Organs that are more like the wind instruments can use the keys and are often called the keyboard instruments. The musicians find the vibration that is controlled with different key press and then when they can control the instruments, they are able to produce the desired sound.iolin (Image source: sxc.hu). The string instruments are used to produce sound with the help of vibration. The strings are to be pulled or plucked. The mode of use to create the vibration makes the difference in different string instruments.


What are the different types of musical instruments?
There are instruments that use wind to produce and you will have to blow wind into the instrument. These types of instruments are created on the principle of valves that covers the holes of the instrument instead of your fingers. They have cone shaped tubes and a bell that is flared.iolin (Image source: sxc.hu). The string instruments are used to produce sound with the help of vibration. The strings are to be pulled or plucked. The mode of use to create the vibration makes the difference in different string instruments.


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Rocks are the ones which are usually made up of mixtures of  different kinds of minerals. This is what defines the various  properties that different rocks have.runei is a state in Borneo. Some of the musical instruments of  Brunei are the gong, gangdang labik, tawak-tawak, gulingtangan and  canang. All of the instruments look simi â¦ lar to the gong except the  gangdang labik which more like a type of drum that lays on it's  side when played. 4 people found this useful.


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That's because, just like in human families, the instruments in a particular family are related to each other. They are often made of the same types of materials, usually look similar to one another, and produce sound in comparable ways.Some are larger and some are smaller, just as parents are bigger than children.hat's because, just like in human families, the instruments in a particular family are related to each other. They are often made of the same types of materials, usually look similar to one another, and produce sound in comparable ways. Some are larger and some are smaller, just as parents are bigger than children.


What are the different types of musical instruments?
The other type of instrument that gives music is the keyboard instrument. The keyboards are available in different types and one is the percussive like the piano. There is another type that can be plucked and played. The strings are plucked or striked to give you the sound.iolin (Image source: sxc.hu). The string instruments are used to produce sound with the help of vibration. The strings are to be pulled or plucked. The mode of use to create the vibration makes the difference in different string instruments.


Guitar
The classical guitar is used for classical music. The term acoustic guitar is generally used for a guitar used for popular music, even though a classical guitar is also an acoustic instrument. There are many other different types of acoustic guitars from different parts of the world.he classical guitar is used for classical music. The term acoustic guitar is generally used for a guitar used for popular music, even though a classical guitar is also an acoustic instrument. There are many other different types of acoustic guitars from different parts of the world.


What do two twin beds equal?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Hi, Two twin xl mattresses which are 39x80 are the size of a eastern king. A standard twin is 39x75 so will end up being 5 shorter than a king size mattress. http://www.bestratedmattresses.com/twin-... A full size mattress is 54x75. Here are the different sizes of king size mattresses that are available Standard King 76âwx80âl California King 72âwx84â l (aka Western King) Eastern King 78âwx80âl http://www.bestratedmattresses.com/king-... Hope this helps.


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Yes. Twin XL bedding measures approximately 38 inches wide by 80 inches long. A king bed frame is designed to support bedding that measures 76 inches wide by 80 inches long.


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Now, the two twin mattresses won't be quite as long as a standard king size. Standard king size beds measure approximately 80 long, while standard twin beds measure 75 long.


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(The motel term twin can mean having two single-size beds in a room.) US basic bed sizes: Twin/Single - 39 x 75 inches Full /Double - 54 x 75 inches Queen - â¦ 60 x 80 inches King - 76 x 80 inches.


Is two twin sizes box springs equals to king?
No. Twin box springs are 38 x 74 each. Regular/Eastern king mattress is 76 x 80. Two Twin extra long box springs (38 x 80 each) does equal king.


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Putting an 80 inch king mattress on two regular 75 inch twin boxsprings is in fact 5 inches shorter than the king mattress leaving the 80 inch mattress hanging off the ends of twin boxspring by 5 inches leaving the mattress unsupported.


Do Two Twins Equal a King?
Much confusion surrounds what this make shift bed size really is. What ever you call it there are some interesting facts about this mattress conundrum. The industry standard mattress size for an Eastern King size bed 76 x 80. Putting two twin size box springs underneath measures 38 x 75.


How to turn two twins into a king mattress
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Answer   Two twin size mattresses can easily be joined using a create-a-king twin doubling system. The create-a-king essentially belts the two twin mattresses securely to â¦ gether and it also has a foam filler for the crack between the two mattresses.


Public Opinion on Privacy
The average familyâs health insurance now costs about $16,000, and workers pay more than a quarter of that, according to a new survey. Workers pay 18 percent of the premium costs for single coverage on average, and 29 percent of the premium cost for family plans, rates that have changed little in a decade.


Health Insurance: Premiums and Increases
The increased cost of health insurance is a central fact in any discussion of health policy and health delivery. As annual premiums edged beyond $16,800 for an average family, costs are blamed for rising uninsured and under-insurance..For those Americans who are fully-covered, these cost realities affect employers, both large and small, not to mention the pocket-book impact on ordinary families.t does not, however, require employers to provide health coverage to spouses, whether or not they are eligible for other health insurance. In 2011, primary health insurance policyholders spent an average of $5,430 on health care services, compared with $6,609 for spouses.


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Your healthcare. Your family's healthcare. You can afford it. Christian Healthcare Ministries (CHM) is an affordable, faith-based solution for Christians to the problems of rising healthcare costs and expensive health insurance policies.An eligible option under the national healthcare law, CHM is thousands of Christians united in sharing each other's medical bills.hristian Healthcare Ministries (CHM) is an affordable, faith-based solution for Christians to the problems of rising healthcare costs and expensive health insurance policies. An eligible option under the national healthcare law, CHM is thousands of Christians united in sharing each other's medical bills.


Family health care costs to exceed $20,000 this year
The cost to cover the typical family of four under an employer plan is expected to top $20,000 on health care this year, up more than 7% from last year, according to early projections by independent actuarial and health care consulting firm Milliman Inc. In 2002, the cost was just $9,235, the firm said.mall business owner Matthew Cheng's health care costs rose by $600 to $7,891 last year. This year, he's looking at a much steeper bill. In January, Cheng's wife, Talya, gave birth to a baby 12 weeks prematurely and their costs have already jumped to $12,036.


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Washington, DC âFor the third consecutive year, the growth rate of health care spending among privately insured people under age 65 remained low in 2012, growing 4.0 percent, slightly lower than in 2011 (4.1%), says the Health Care Cost Institute (HCCI).ay 7, 2015 â- Per capita health care spending for children with diabetes covered by employer-sponsored insurance (ESI) grew faster than for any other age group with diabetes, rising 7% from 2011 to 2012 and 9.6% from 2012 to 2013, according to a study released today by the Health Care Cost Institute (HCCI).


Will I lose my fafsa If i fail a class?
FAFSA is just the application for student aid and has nothing to do with your grades. It is entirely possible you could lose some of the aid you received if you fail a class.But unless you have a grant or scholarship that is completely based on your GPA, I don't think one failed class will cost you anything.est Answer: No, you wont loose you financial aid as long as you don't drop the class and fall under 12 credits and become part time, hopefully at your school you can retake it and just replace your failing grade. Source(s): mrkittypong Â· 7 years ago. Thumbs up.


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Answers: most financial aid programs require you to get a C or better grade. if you fail, you need to repay the loan back starting in 6 months. thats only the money for that class that you failed. you can still apply for more aid, but you may not get it if you keep failing classes.enerally you have to pass a percentage of the classes for which you are enrolled during any given semester. If you fail to do this, the Financial Aid Office (FAO) usually requires a refund of monies given to you.


Fees and Financial Aid
If you're receiving financial aid grants or loans, you must begin attendance in classes. Don't drop or stop attending any class without consulting the Financial Aid Office. Changes in your enrollment level and failing grades may require you to repay federal financial aid funds.Federal regulations require you to repay a portion of financial aid funds if you withdraw from all classes before satisfying the 60 percent completion rule for the enrollment term.(See the current 60 percent dates for the financial aid award year.).You also may be required to repay financial aid funds if you receive failing grades in all of your classes, unless an instructor can document that you attended class for at least 60 percent of the enrollment period.ederal regulations require you to repay a portion of financial aid funds if you withdraw from all classes before satisfying the 60 percent completion rule for the enrollment term.


Do You Have to Pay Back FAFSA if You Do Not Pass Your Class?
Aid isn't unconditional, however. If you fail to meet certain requirements, you may still need to repay money disbursed and may lose financial aid support for the following quarter or semester. Not passing a class isn't an excuse for reneging on your obligation to repay certain types of aid.f you've used FAFSA loans to pay for college classes during a particular semester, it doesn't matter whether you pass the class or not. Either way, you still need to repay the loans. If you've used FAFSA grants to pay for college classes, these don't need to be repaid even if you didn't pass the class.


Satisfactory Academic Progress
If you fail to meet Satisfactory Academic Progress standards and consequently lose financial aid eligibility, you may submit a written appeal with supporting documentation for reinstatement of financial aid eligibility if you had mitigating circumstances. Not Meets SAP: a status assigned to you if you are not meeting SAP requirements (qualitative, pace of progression and/or maximum hours). 2  You will not be eligible for financial aid with this status. 3  AppealThere are situations that may lead to a students' desire to file an appeal with the Financial Aid Office.


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Best Answer: No, you wont loose you financial aid as long as you don't drop the class and fall under 12 credits and become part time, hopefully at your school you can retake it and just replace your failing grade. Source(s): mrkittypong Â· 7 years ago.Thumbs up.est Answer: No, you wont loose you financial aid as long as you don't drop the class and fall under 12 credits and become part time, hopefully at your school you can retake it and just replace your failing grade. Source(s): mrkittypong Â· 7 years ago. Thumbs up.


Satisfactory Academic Progress
1 Financial Aid Probation: a status assigned to you if you failed to maintain SAP but successfully appeal, permitting you to receive financial aid for one term. 2  Financial Aid Academic Plan: a status assigned to you if an additional appeal is approved while on financial aid probation. Not Meets SAP: a status assigned to you if you are not meeting SAP requirements (qualitative, pace of progression and/or maximum hours). 2  You will not be eligible for financial aid with this status. 3  AppealThere are situations that may lead to a students' desire to file an appeal with the Financial Aid Office.


Frequently Asked Questions
To be eligible for financial aid, you must maintain a minimum GPA of a 2.0. If your GPA falls below the minimum, you will no longer be able to receive financial aid. If you are failing a class, please notify the Financial Aid office immediately to learn what impact it will have on your financial aid.7. I was awarded financial aid for Fall and Spring, but I am not starting until Spring. If you received a Pell grant, you were awarded for two semesters. If you did not attend the Fall semester, your amount will be moved to a summer account to pay for summer classes. State grants do not carry over to summer.


How many classes can you fail before you lose financial aid?
My question is how many classes am I allowed to fail before I lose my financial aid??? and do I have to pay them back??? I don't know what kind of financial aid I'm on cause my mom...his might be per semester/quarter. You should never fail a class. If you know that you just can't make it through, withdraw from the class-you can do that up almost to the very end.


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What is a GMO? A GMO is a plant developed through a process in which a copy of a desired gene or section of genetic material from one plant or organism is placed in another plant.he only GMOs commercially available in the U.S. are the following eight crops: soybeans, corn (field and sweet), papaya, canola, cotton, alfalfa, sugar beets and summer squash. What a GMO isn't: 1  A GMO is not an ingredient.


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Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO): When a gene from one organism is purposely moved to improve or change another organism in a laboratory, the result is a genetically modified organism (GMO).It is also sometimes called transgenic for transfer of genes.hen a gene from one organism is purposely moved to improve or change another organism in a laboratory, the result is a genetically modified organism (GMO).


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Genetically modified foods (GMO foods) have been shown to cause harm to humans, animals, and the environment, and despite growing opposition, more and more foods continue to be genetically altered.ou have to buy organic, grown from heirloom seeds. It is out thereâ¦ there would be more it out there if more people would take all this seriously and demand organics, and grow more of their own, too. Some organics companies are also verifying their foods and what they grow with the Non-GMO Project. Look that up.


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1. Corn. One of the most prominent GMO foods, avoiding corn is a no-brainer. If youâve watched any food documentary, you know corn is highly modified. âAs many as half of all U.S. farms growing corn for Monsanto are using genetically modified corn,â and much of it is intended for human consumption.ou have to buy organic, grown from heirloom seeds. It is out thereâ¦ there would be more it out there if more people would take all this seriously and demand organics, and grow more of their own, too. Some organics companies are also verifying their foods and what they grow with the Non-GMO Project. Look that up.


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The only GMOs commercially available in the U.S. are the following eight crops: soybeans, corn (field and sweet), papaya, canola, cotton, alfalfa, sugar beets and summer squash. What a GMO isn't: 1  A GMO is not an ingredient.2  Ingredients in the foods you eat may be made using one or more of the eight GM crops. 3  GMOs do not equal processed food. 4  Processed foods may contain one or more of the eight GM crops, or they can be made with organic or other non-GM ingredients.he only GMOs commercially available in the U.S. are the following eight crops: soybeans, corn (field and sweet), papaya, canola, cotton, alfalfa, sugar beets and summer squash. What a GMO isn't: 1  A GMO is not an ingredient.


Genetically modified food controversies
GMO, genetic modification, biotechnology, biotech seeds, genetic engineering Genetically modified organism. (GMO) is commonly used to describe any of the terms above, but actually means that a change has been made to the DNA of an organism.1  0. 2  Next: test.MO, genetic modification, biotechnology, biotech seeds, genetic engineering Genetically modified organism. (GMO) is commonly used to describe any of the terms above, but actually means that a change has been made to the DNA of an organism. 1  0. 2  Next: test.


How Do PayPal Claims Work?
Time Frame. PayPal requires you to file all claims within 45 days of the transaction. If you wait longer, PayPal will deny the claim automatically. You must also make sure you used PayPal, and not a credit or debit card, to pay for the items in question. You can escalate any dispute to a claim within 20 days of opening the dispute but should wait at least 7 days from the date of payment to file a claim for items not received.


How Do PayPal Claims Work?
If you paid for your item through a PayPal checkout but using a credit or debit card, you still have options. Contact your credit or debit card issuer and ask them for a chargeback. This reverses the transaction.


what happens when a seller doesn't respond to a paypal dispute?
You will get an email from paypal within a few days of escalating the dispute and they will tell you they have decided in your favor and to return the item to (they will supply the address).


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1 Click the button to dispute the transaction, then type your message to the seller. 2  PayPal provides three categories for a dispute: Item not received, significantly not as described, and unauthorized transaction. 3  PayPal gives you 180 days from the date your payment posted to dispute the transaction.


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1 While you're negotiating, PayPal places a hold on any funds related to the disputed transaction. 2  When you open your dispute, PayPal sends the seller an email notification. 3  You should receive a response from the buyer within seven days. 4  From the day you open your dispute, you have 20 days to negotiate.


How Do PayPal Claims Work?
If the seller doesn't respond, PayPal will automatically find in favor of the buyer. The company makes a decision on your claim within 30 days. You can see the claim status in the Resolution Center.


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1 When you open your dispute, PayPal sends the seller an email notification. 2  You should receive a response from the buyer within seven days. 3  From the day you open your dispute, you have 20 days to negotiate. 4  If you don't close or escalate your dispute within that time, PayPal will automatically close your dispute.


what happens when a seller doesn't respond to a paypal dispute?
on â11-10-2012 07:21 PM. Ok I did contact the seller previous to putting a dispute in. They gave me a couple of options that were unsatisfactory ie offering a 30 dollar refund for a an item worth a considerable amount more. So I then put in a dispute and escalated the claim as I only had a couple of weeks.


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1 PayPal provides three categories for a dispute: Item not received, significantly not as described, and unauthorized transaction. 2  PayPal gives you 180 days from the date your payment posted to dispute the transaction. 3  If a transaction is more than 180 days old, you still can report the problem to PayPal.


what happens when a seller doesn't respond to a paypal dispute?
The seller has 10 days to reply to paypal (not to you) and if they do not do so then paypal will decide in your favour and give you the address. Make sure you use Registered Post and send the paperwork to paypal...do not just enter a tracking number into the dispute. (740) View Listings.


Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
Haemophilus Influenzae type b (Hib) is a serious bacterial infection that can cause acute bacterial meningitis, pneumonia, seizures, permanent deafness and mental retardation. Even with treatment, as many as 1 out of 20 children with Hib meningitis die.


All The Diseases That Have Been Cured And Almost Been Eradicated Thanks To Vaccines (Images)
Before the middle of the last century, diseases like whooping cough, polio, measles, Haemophilus influenzae, and rubella struck hundreds of thousands of infants, children and adults in the U.S.. Thousands died every year from them.


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About 1.5 million children die each year from vaccine-preventable diseases. More than 70 percent of the worldâs unvaccinated children live in 10 countries with large populations and weak immunization systems.


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Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib), prevalent mainly in developing countries, is estimated to cause approximately 3 million cases of serious disease and kills about 450,000 children every year. Most children die from pneumonia and a minority from meningitis.


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Most children die from pneumonia and a minority from meningitis. In developing countries about 40% of Hib meningitis cases are fatal, and 15-35% of children who survive are left with permanent disabilities.


Vaccine Delivery
About 1.5 million children die each year from vaccine-preventable diseases. More than 70 percent of the worldâs unvaccinated children live in 10 countries with large populations and weak immunization systems. The foundation works to ensure that existing life-saving vaccines are delivered where they are needed most.


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More than 100 children in the US have died this flu season, according to the Center for Disease Control (CDC). While around half of all children in America have had the flu vaccine, 90% of those who died were unvaccinated. The picture in Europe is much less clear.


what has more psi a wolf or pit bull?
105 children die from flu in US â most unvaccinated. More than 100 children in the US have died this flu season, according to the Center for Disease Control (CDC). While around half of all children in America have had the flu vaccine, 90% of those who died were unvaccinated. The picture in Europe is much less clear.


What Would Happen If We Stopped Vaccinations?
In 1974, about 80% of Japanese children were getting pertussis (whooping cough) vaccine. That year there were only 393 cases of whooping cough in the entire country, and not a single pertussis-related death. Then immunization rates began to drop, until only about 10% of children were being vaccinated.


What Would Happen If We Stopped Vaccinations?
That year there were only 393 cases of whooping cough in the entire country, and not a single pertussis-related death. Then immunization rates began to drop, until only about 10% of children were being vaccinated. In 1979, more than 13,000 people got whooping cough and 41 died.


Localization of neurological disease
Most people exposed to EBV do not develop mononucleosis: most adults carry an antibody against EBV in their blood, meaning they have been infected with EBV at some time. Treatment includes rest, pain medication, and in some cases anti-viral medication. Also known as mono, the kissing disease.


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Symptoms include fever, fatigue, sore throat, and swollen lymph glands. Mononucleosis can cause liver inflammation (hepatitis) and spleen enlargement; vigorous contact sports should be avoided to prevent spleen rupture.


Price to Economic Book Value (PEBV)
Economic book value (âEBVâ) is our measure of the no-growth value of a stock. When stock prices are much higher than EBVs, the market predicts the economic profitability (as distinct from accounting profitability) of the company will meaningfully increase.


Infectious Mononucleosis
Most of these infections cause symptoms similar to those of a cold or other mild viral infections. Sometimes adolescents and young adults develop different and more severe symptoms from EBV infection. This disease is called infectious mononucleosis. Infectious mononucleosis is named for the large numbers of white blood cells (mononuclear cells) in the bloodstream.


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0 0 1 0. The price-to-economic book value (âPrice-to-EBVâ) ratio measures the difference between the marketâs expectations for future profits and the no-growth value of the stock.


Price to Economic Book Value (PEBV)
When stock prices are much lower than EBVs, the market predicts the economic profitability of the company will meaningfully decrease. If the stock price equals the EBV, the market predicts the companyâs economic earnings will stay the same into perpetuity. EBV measures the no-growth value of the company based on the current Net Operating Profit After Tax (NOPAT) of the business.


Epstein-Barr virus
Epstein-Barr virus-the herpes virus that causes infectious mononucleosis; associated with specific cancers in Africa and China. EBV. herpes virus, herpes-any of the animal viruses that cause painful blisters on the skin.


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Mononucleosis: Infection with the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV, human herpesvirus 4, HHV-4) in which there is an increase of white blood cells that have a single nucleus (monocytes). The infection can be spread by saliva. Its incubation period is four to eight weeks.


Epstein-Barr virus
Epstein-Barr virus. n. 1. (Pathology) a virus belonging to the herpes family that causes infectious mononucleosis; it is also implicated in the development of Burkitt's lymphoma and Hodgkin's disease. Abbreviation: EBV.


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Epstein-Barr virus: A virus in the herpes family that is best known as the cause of infectious mononucleosis (also called mono and glandular fever). Abbreviated EBV. EBV infection is characterized by fatigue and general malaise. Infection with EBV is common and is normally temporary and minor. However, in some individuals EBV can trigger chronic illness, including immune and lymphoproliferative syndromes.


How Much Does It Cost To Maintain A Swimming Pool?
Also, insects crawl in and around the system and can affect the functions of the various smaller systems of your heater. The average cost to repair a pool heater is around $394. However, left unattended, a pool heater repair can easily climb to $1,200.


The Hidden Costs of Buying & Maintaining A Swimming Pool
Cost of Resurfacing A Fiberglass Pool. Gouges, chips or cracked fiberglass pools are unsightly and not safe for children. Rather than replacing the pool entirely, bringing in professionals to resurface the material can give the pool a fresh new look. On average, resurfacing costs between $655 and $744.


The Importance of Elevating Your Legs
As you experience the relaxation of elevated legs, youâll find yourself doing it more and more, which is great self-care for your legs and smart varicose vein prevention. Leg elevation is always a great way to reduce swelling in the legs.


I heard somewhere that sleeping with your legs elevated is good. is it and what does it help?
Report Abuse. 1  Elevating Legs Benefits. Source(s): https://shrinks.im/ba3iY. 2  Sleeping With Feet Elevated. Source(s): https://shrinke.im/a7WGC. 3  It is, especially if you have poor circulation. When your legs are elevated, gravity keeps the blood from pooling in your ankles or calves, which can cause blood clots.


How High Must You Lift Your Legs for Better Circulation?
According to the Manual of Medical-Surgical Nursing Care, do not elevate your legs more than 45 degrees, so your legs should be lifted and propped approximately 8 to 12 inches above your heart. Keep your legs elevated for approximately twenty minutes. Elevating your legs as often as possible will help ease swelling of lower extremities; however, it will not treat your poor circulation. While your feet are elevated, perform rotation exercises to improve circulation.


How High Must You Lift Your Legs for Better Circulation?
The most common causes of poor circulation to the feet and legs are atherosclerosis and diabetes. Peripheral arterial disease can also cause poor circulation. People with peripheral arterial disease have a four-to-five times greater risk of a heart attack or stroke, according to the American Heart Association.


I heard somewhere that sleeping with your legs elevated is good. is it and what does it help?
Report Abuse. 1  Elevating Legs Benefits. 2  Sleeping With Feet Elevated. 3  It is, especially if you have poor circulation.  For the best answers, search on this site https://shorturl.im/ 1 ZLPKx. This Site Might Help 2  You. Increases blood flow to the heart.


The Importance of Elevating Your Legs
When youâre sleeping, when youâre lying on the couch for a night of TV or movie-viewing, and even if you can get horizontal for a little while during the day, arrange some pillows in a comfortable formation to get your legs elevated 6 to 12 inches above your heart. Leg elevation, youâll notice, feels good immediately.


Sleeping Positions To Stay Healthy: The Best And Worst Ways To Sleep During The Night
Sleep positions and the type of mattress you have play a major role in providing support along the contours of your body as you lie in bed. Placing pressure to any given parts of the body can disrupt sleep. A good nightâs sleep requires a good sleeping environment, a good mattress, and plenty of rest. Comment.


Sleeping Positions To Stay Healthy: The Best And Worst Ways To Sleep During The Night
Dr. Michael Breus, known as âThe Sleep Doctor,â is a clinical psychologist and both a diplomat of the American Board of Sleep Medicine and a fellow of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, who also sides with Melamedâs recommendation of lying on your back during sleep.


Therapeutic Benefits of Adjustable Beds
Adjustable beds provide therapeutic positional comfort for a variety of health and wellness needs. Adjustable Beds provide many therapeutic benefits to individuals who take advantage of the countless positions and options available with an Easy Rest Adjustable Bed. Medical professionals routinely recommend that patients sleep with the head or legs elevated for a variety of conditions. If youâre interested in a holistic approach to healing you should consider the therapeutic benefits of sleeping in an adjustable bed.


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Stridor may be caused by: 1  an object blocking the airway. 2  swelling in your throat or upper airway. 3  trauma to the airway, such as a fracture in the neck or an object stuck in the nose or throat.  neck 1  surgery. inhaling smoke.  swallowing a harmful substance that causes damage to the 1  airway. croup, a viral respiratory infection.  vocal cord paralysis.


Causes of Stridor and Wheeze (Breathing Sounds)
There are a number of causes of wheezing and a stridor and some of the causes may overlap. It is therefore important to take note of other signs and symptoms or the results of clinical tests and diagnostic techniques to make a final diagnosis.


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Chitose S; Kikuchi A; Ikezono K; Umeno H; Nakashima T. Effect of laser arytenoidectomy on respiratory stridor caused by multiple system atrophy. J Clin Sleep Med 2012;8(6):713-715. Respiratory stridor in patients with multiple system atrophy is a complication that occasionally causes nocturnal sudden death.


How do they relieve stridor in tracheostomy patient?
Stridor is essentially noisy breathing. Usually a tracheotomy bypasses the problem. If the person still has stridor with a trach, as the questioner asks, then there is blockage in the trach. Mucus plug, trach is too small, collapse, granuloma, etc are all common causes of tracheal obstruction. This is not usually called stridor however.


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ABSTRACT. 1  Respiratory stridor in patients with multiple system atrophy is a complication that occasionally causes nocturnal sudden death. Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy has been proposed as an alternative to tracheostomy to treat nocturnal stridor associated with multiple system atrophy.


Diagnosis of Stridor in Children
Stridor is a sign of upper airway obstruction. In children, laryngomalacia is the most common cause of chronic stridor, while croup is the most common cause of acute stridor. Generally, an inspiratory stridor suggests airway obstruction above the glottis while an expiratory stridor is indicative of obstruction in the lower trachea.


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In infants, a condition called laryngomalacia is usually the cause of stridor. Soft structures and tissues that obstruct the airway cause laryngomalacia. It often goes away as your child ages and their airways harden. It may be quieter when your child is lying on their stomach, and louder when lying on their back.


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Stridor is a high-pitched, wheezing sound caused by disrupted airflow. Stridor may also be called musical breathing or extrathoracic airway obstruction. Airflow is usually disrupted by a blockage in the larynx (voice box) or trachea (windpipe). Stridor affects children more often than adults.


Causes of Stridor
List of causes of Stridor. Following is a list of causes or underlying conditions (see also Misdiagnosis of underlying causes of Stridor) that could possibly cause Stridor includes: Congenital laryngeal anomalies. Congenital tracheal anomalies.


How long airline transfers take for Chase, Starwood, Amex points â Cheat sheet
Why does Starwood airline transfer take so many days? Officially, Starwood transfers can take up to 2 weeks for domestic airlines and 30 days for international airlines. Thatâs because each airline Starwood partners with agrees to a different schedule for when it wants to receive the data dump of mile transfers. Aeroplan: Transfers will be made immediately, but please allow up to 48 hours for the transfer to be completed. 2  Alitalia: Transfers will be made immediately, but please allow up to 48 hours for the transfer to be completed.


How Long Does it Take for Points to Transfer?
The only concern is how long it takes for the points to transfer to airline miles. Iâve compiled this information for the four major flexible rewards currencies: American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Citi ThankYou, and Starwood Preferred Guest.iti ThankYou Points. According to Citiâs FAQ page, it can take up to 14 days for ThankYou Points to transfer to the rewards program of your choice. The Citi ThankYou help thread on Flyertalk isnât as thorough as some of the others, providing transfer times for just three transfer partners:


SPG Points Transfer Times to Airlines
The disadvantage of the SPG points transfer, as discussed above, is that the points transfer much more slowly. AMEX points transfers to KrisFlyer aren't instant, but generally transfer within 24 hours. Starpoints transfers to KrisFlyer could take up to 2 weeks, by which time the award may well be gone.ypical SPG Points Transfer Time: ~3 days-1 week (typically transfers Sunday and mid-week, either Wednesday or Thursday). Official SPG Points Transfer Time: May require 7-10 business days.


How Long Do AmEx Membership Rewards Points Transfers Take?
While Chase Ultimate Rewards transfers are instant and Starwood Preferred Guest transfers vary wildly and can take a really long time, one of the most consistent programs for transfer times is American Express Membership Rewards.tâs worth noting that thereâs no cash co-pay for points transfers, aside from a federal excise tax offset fee when transferring Membership Rewards points to a US carrier (which includes Delta, Frontier, Hawaiian, JetBlue, and Virgin America). This tax is $0.0006 per point, with a maximum fee of $99.


SPG Airline Partners: Transfer Starwood Points to Miles
1 Transfer a maximum of 60,000 Starwood points in a 24 hour period --that's 75,000 miles for most programs. 2  Even though you can transfer up to 79,999 Starwood points, you wouldn't want to miss out on the 5000 mile bonus by transferring in increments of 20,000. Even though you can transfer up to 79,999 Starwood points, you wouldn't want to miss out on the 5000 mile bonus by transferring in increments of 20,000.


SPG Points Transfer Times to Airlines
SPG point transfer times to airlines vary, and it's important to understand that Starwood Preferred Guest points never transfer instantly, the way AMEX Membership Rewards and Ultimate Rewards points do, with several airline partners.ypical SPG Points Transfer Time: ~3 days-1 week (typically transfers Sunday and mid-week, either Wednesday or Thursday). Official SPG Points Transfer Time: May require 7-10 business days.


How Long Does it Take for Points to Transfer?
If youâre transferring points to any other program, it may take a bit longer: 1  ANA Mileage Club (2-4 days). 2  Cathay Pacific Asia Miles (3-7 days, but allow up to 90 days).3  Iberia Plus (4-7 days). 4  Singapore KrisFlyer (3 days). 5  Virgin Atlantic Flying Club (1-2 Days).iti ThankYou Points. According to Citiâs FAQ page, it can take up to 14 days for ThankYou Points to transfer to the rewards program of your choice. The Citi ThankYou help thread on Flyertalk isnât as thorough as some of the others, providing transfer times for just three transfer partners:


DirecTV Headquarters Information
Just had a 25% bonus point offer from my SPG AMEx Business card. They said it would take 6-10 weeks to post. It posted in one week. More than that, my Centurion acct gets its Membership Rewards points about 3 months after the charges post. With SPG, it's usually 2-3 days at the end of the cycle.I have absolutely NO complaints!ore than that, my Centurion acct gets its Membership Rewards points about 3 months after the charges post. With SPG, it's usually 2-3 days at the end of the cycle.


SPG Points Transfer Times to Airlines
While a huge plus of the SPG AMEX is that it earns points that can transfer to so many airline partners (see SPG Airline Partners: Transfer Starwood Points to Miles), a major downside is the lack of instant (or even quick) transfer of SPG points to airlines.ypical SPG Points Transfer Time: ~3 days-1 week (typically transfers Sunday and mid-week, either Wednesday or Thursday). Official SPG Points Transfer Time: May require 7-10 business days.


How Long Does it Take to Transfer Points and Rewards to Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer?
Iâm always on the lookout for useful resources and I posted recently on the very useful Singapore Credit Cards reference table, this post highlights another useful resource for those transferring points into Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer.here are many different reward and loyalty schemes that you can transfer points from to KrisFlyer, they are broadly split into Banking and Finance, Hotels and Other Partners.


How long does it take hydrocodone to peak?
For the average person: Onset: â10-30 minutes The peak can be about â30-60 minutes The typical half-life of hydrocodone is about 3.8-6 hours The effects in total can last between 3-6 hours It all depends on you metabolism, age, and any other drugs you are taking.


What is the oxycontin op peak time?
As needed rescue doses of immediate release oxycodone may be needed for patients with cancer pain. Rescue doses should be one-fourth to one-third of the 12-hour controlled release oxycodone dose. Patients with doses > 60 mg/day should be tapered off the medication over several days. Precautions Oxycodone, particularly in large doses, may cause life-threatening respiratory depression.


How long does it take hydrocodone to peak?
For the average person: Onset: â10-30 minutesThe peak can be about â30-60 minutesThe typical half-life of hydrocodone is about 3.8-6 hoursThe. Go Log In Sign Up


What is the oxycontin op peak time?
IR: 10 mg to 30 mg orally every 4 hours. Doses greater than 30 mg are rarely needed and should be used with great caution. CR: 20 mg to 640 mg per day in patients with cancer pain. The average total daily dose is approximately 105 mg per day.


How long does it take for hydrocodone to get into your system?
How long does it take to get hydrocodone 7.5 out of your system? It will show up in drug tests for a minimum of 2-3 days. If you are taking it and are required to take a drug test, Just show the person doing the test that you have a valid R â¦


How long does it take hydrocodone to peak?
For the average person: 1  Onset: â10-30 minutes. 2  The peak can be about â30-60 minutes. 3  The typical half-life of hydrocodone is about 3.8-6 hours. 4  The effects in total can last between 3-6 hours.


How long does it take for hydrocodone to get into your system?
How long does it take for hydrocodone to get out of your system? It should take anywhere from 5 to 7 days depending on diet and fluid intake and of course output. It also depends on the dose and whether it is long acting or not


How long does it take for hydrocodone to get into your system?
For the average person: Onset: â10-30 minutes. The peak can be about â30-60 minutes. The typical half-life of hydrocodone is about 3.8-6 hours.


What is the oxycontin op peak time?
I was placed on a trial of the old oxycodone er in Dec. I go to pick up the new script and I am denied, in Jan. I and my doc jumped through the hoops got the special dispensation request to the insurance company. My co-pay was $5, in December. The new copay is $ 72. 00 for 1 20 mg. Tab twice daily. My pain coverage has holes in it now!


What is the oxycontin op peak time?
Oxycodone, like other narcotic analgesics, should be administered with caution to patients with head injuries, increased intracranial pressure, acute undiagnosed abdominal pain, circulatory shock, respiratory depression, hypothyroidism, severe renal and/or liver disease, Addison's disease, prostatic hypertrophy, urethral stricture, acute alcoholism, delirium tremens, seizure risk, biliary tract disease, and general debilitation.


confidence
Definition of confidence. 1  1a : a feeling or consciousness of one's powers or of reliance on one's circumstances had perfect confidence in her ability to succeed met the risk with brash confidenceb : faith or belief that one will act in a right, proper, or effective way have confidence in a leader.


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Confident meaning in Hindi : Get meaning and translation of CONFIDENT in Hindi language with grammar,antonyms,synonyms and sentence usages. Know answer of question : what is meaning of Confident in Hindi dictionary? Confident ka matalab hindi me kya hai (Confident à¤à¤¾ à¤¹à¤¿à¤à¤¦à¥ à¤®à¥à¤ à¤®à¤¤à¤²à¤¬ ). Confident meaning in Hindi (à¤¹à¤¿à¤¨à¥à¤¦à¥ à¤®à¥ à¤®à¥à¤¨à¤¿à¤à¤ ) is à¤à¤¤à¥à¤®à¤µà¤¿à¤¶à¥à¤µà¤¾à¤¸à¥.English definition of Confident : having or marked by confidence or assurance; a confident speaker; a confident reply; his manner is more confident these days; confident of fulfillment.


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Your Unweighted GPA and How Colleges Read Transcripts
Your Unweighted GPA and How Colleges Read Transcripts. Students and parents ask all the time about how colleges value weighted and unweighted GPAs. The admissions office at College of the Holy Cross shared its in-house analysis form with the New York Times, allowing a peak into how carefully colleges look at your transcript. The form can be found here. Itâs interactive, and quite helpful to see exactly how admissions officers evaluate things.


Do Colleges Use Weighted or Unweighted GPA?
A 4.0 is an A average, a 3.0 is a B average, a 2.0 is a C average, a 1.0 is a D average, and anything below that represents a failing grade. Unweighted GPAs do not take the levels of your classes into account. An A in an AP or Honors class will translate into a 4.0 GPA, and so will an A in a low-level class. An unweighted GPA wonât change based on the types of classes youâre taking; it represents your grades in isolation. Weighted GPAs are a bit more complicated.


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1 To figure out an Unweighted GPA, skip Step #3 and #4 and divide Total Grade Points (Step #2) by Total # of Semesters (Step #1).  A Fully Weighted GPA is one in which all extra points are added to the GPA. To compute a Fully Weighted GPA, divide the Grand Point Total (Step #4) by the Total # of Semesters (Step #1).


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1 A Fully Weighted GPA is one in which all extra points are added to the GPA. To compute a Fully Weighted GPA, divide the Grand Point Total (Step #4) by the Total # of Semesters (Step #1).  A Weighted and Capped GPA is one in which up to 8 semesters, no more than 4 in the 10th grade, can be added to the GPA.


Transcript Evaluation to Increase College-Going
This is the Grand Point Total (Step #4). Step #5. There are several different ways to calculate a studentâs GPA. By adding or not adding the extra points, you can figure out three of the GPAs that may be used within the UC and CSU system. An Unweighted GPA is one where no extra points are added to the GPA.


Transcript Evaluation to Increase College-Going
1 To compute a Fully Weighted GPA, divide the Grand Point Total (Step #4) by the Total # of Semesters (Step #1).  A Weighted and Capped GPA is one in which up to 8 semesters, no more than 4 in the 10th grade, can be added to the GPA.


Transcript Evaluation to Increase College-Going
1 An Unweighted GPA is one where no extra points are added to the GPA. To figure out an Unweighted GPA, skip Step #3 and #4 and divide Total Grade Points (Step #2) by Total # of Semesters (Step #1).  A Fully Weighted GPA is one in which all extra points are added to the GPA.


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Sample Transcript with GPA Calculations. (Note: For a more thorough explanation of calculating both yearly and cumulative GPAâs, please refer to the HSLDA high school newsletter âComputing a GPA â Yikes!â http://www.hslda.org/elert/archive/2009/10/20091001113257.asp) Suzy Homeschooler.


Your Unweighted GPA and How Colleges Read Transcripts
Also notice that the admissions offices do keep track of your contact with them, including whether you visited, attended a college fair, or spent the night. As you can see, your curriculum, your GPA, and your class rank are all very important.


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At New York City's most visited museum and attraction, you will experience... At New York City's most visited museum and attraction, you will experience over 5,000 years of art from around the world. The Met is for anyone as a source of inspiration, insight and understanding. You can learn, escape, play, dream, discover, connect.


New York City Museums for FREE - Suggested Donation
If you look closely, you will notice that in most cases these fees are âsuggestedâ not required for entrance into the museum. Many of the museums which do require a fee, have special times and days of the week during which the public may enter free of charge. Letâs take a look at some of the cityâs most popular museums. The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) 1000 Fifth Avenue. New York, New York 10028-0198. Phone: 212-535-7710 (TTY: 212-650-2921) The Met is one of New Yorkâs most popular and beautiful museums.


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The Cultural Calculation: Museum Fees. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is raising its suggested admission price to $25. The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced last week that it planned to raise its admission price to $25 from $20.


The Met can keep controversial âpay what you wishâ policy
Panel says citizens lack standing to challenge the recommended donation practice. The Metropolitan Museum of Artâs âpay what you wishâ policy is seen by many New Yorkers as a misleading tactic designed to trick them into coughing up cash for what is supposed to be a free service. Last week, however, their legal challenge to the policy was struck down in an appeals court.


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Many of the Met's 6 million annual visitors pay $25 to see the country's largest collection of art. Some pay out of a sense of obligation. Many pay because they don't know they have a choice. It's pretty clever nudging. But maybe too clever.


Don't Pay the Metropolitan Museum of Art's 'Recommended' $25 Fee
Many of the Met's 6 million annual visitors pay $25 to see the country's largest collection of art. Some pay out of a sense of obligation. Many pay because they don't know they have a choice. It's easy to read the board listing prices for adults and children without seeing the small font saying Recommended..


NYC's Met Museum accused of duping on fees
(AP Photo/Mary Altaffer) 1  NEW YORK (AP) â Before visitors to the Metropolitan Museum of Art can stroll past the Picassos, Renoirs, Rembrandts and other priceless works, they must first deal with the ticket line, the posted $25 adult admission and the meaning of the word in smaller type just beneath it: recommended..


The Cultural Calculation: Museum Fees
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is raising its suggested admission price to $25. Credit Chang W. Lee/The New York Times. The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced last week that it planned to raise its admission price to $25 from $20.


NYC art museum accused of duping visitors on admission fees
Associated Press. March 19, 2013: Visitors to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York wait in line to buy admission tickets.


NYC's Met Museum accused of duping on fees
The Metropolitan Museum is one of the world's richest cultural institutions, with a $2.58 billion investment portfolio, and isn't reliant on admissions fees to pay the majority of its bills. Sixteen percent of its $239 million budget in fiscal 2012 came from admissions.


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YouTube star Zoella reaches 10m subscribers milestone
Suggâs main channelâs videos have now been watched more than 665m times on YouTube. She also has a second channel, More Zoella, which has nearly 3.9 million subscribers and 377.2m views â meaning across both channels she now has 1.04bn views. Zoella reached the milestone of 1 million subscribers in April 2013, three years after joining YouTube.


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March 26 (Bloomberg) -- Today's BWest Byte is 77,825,000, for the number of subscribers that T-Mobile ended the year with in 2012. Cory Johnson reports on Bloomberg Television's Bloomberg West. (Source: Bloomberg) Most Recent Videos.


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YouTube star Zoella reaches 10m subscribers milestone
By the time of YouTubeâs advertising campaign in 2014, she had 6 million subscribers. Outside music, Zoella and Olajide âKSIâ Olatunji are the two most successful British vloggers in terms of subscribers on YouTube. KSIâs main channel has 11.9 million subscribers, while his second channel has 4.2 million.


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Dr. Smith's ECG Blog
Dr. Smith, I'm still confused on how to measure ST elevation. I get how to measure it in the setting of the BER LAD formula. What is the criteria otherwise. I've heard the following reference points: 1) baseline: a) TP segment or b) PQ junction. 2) ST segment: a) at the J-point or b) 40 ms after the J-point.


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What are the Intervals including PR interval, QRS interval, and QT interval. To measure the PR interval measure from the beginning of the p wave to the beginning of the QRS. A normal range is between 120ms (3 small boxes) and 200 ms (5 small boxes).


How to Measure the PR Interval on an EKG Strip | PR Interval EKG Quiz
Steps on how to Measure the PR Interval. A normal PR interval measures 0.12-0.20 seconds which is 3 to 5 small boxes on the EKG strip. When you measure a PR interval, you start measuring at the BEGINNING of the p-wave until the BEGINNING of the QRS complex. Here are some simple steps on how to measure the PR interval: 1  Find the P-wave on the EKG strip. 2  Determine where the PR interval is, and to do this you start measuring at the beginning of the p-wave until the beginning of the QRS complex. 3  Count the SMALL boxes between there measurements.


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4. Hook the electrodes to the computer. Depending on the computer setup, hook each of the electrodes to the computer via the provided lead wires. Make sure to place the right lead wire to the specific area that it is designated to. 1  A diagram to aid in electrode placement can usually be found on the packaging.


Dr. Smith's ECG Blog
You are exactly right about PR depression. The teachings on measurement of ST elevation are very variable throughout the decades. In the thrombolytic trials of the 1980s, the physicians did not have any instructions on how to measure STE. The ACC now says to measure at the J-point, relative to the PQ jct.


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How to Set Up a 12 Lead Ekg. Four Parts: Preparing for the Procedure Marking the Spots Using a Marker Marking V1 to V6 Placing the Electrodes. A 12-Lead EKG is a measure of the electrical activity of the heart. The steps that follow, will aid you in placing the electrodes on the subject in the specified areas. Please note that the names of each of the leads are standard.


Chapter 18 - The Cardiovascular System - Heart
1 When the rhythm is regular, the heart rate is 300 divided by the number of large squares between the QRS complexes. 2  For example, if there are 4 large squares between regular QRS complexes, the heart rate is 75 (300/4=75). 3  The second method can be used with an irregular rhythm to estimate the rate.


How to Measure the PR Interval on an EKG Strip | PR Interval EKG Quiz
1 Determine where the PR interval is, and to do this you start measuring at the beginning of the p-wave until the beginning of the QRS complex. 2  Count the SMALL boxes between there measurements. 3  Remember each box represents 0.04 seconds. 4  So, if you measure 2 boxes the measurement of the PR interval would be 0.08 seconds.


Dr. Smith's ECG Blog
How to measure ST Elevation at 60 milliseconds after the J-point in lead V3, relative to the PR Segment. The formula for differentiating early repol and anterior STEMI requires one measurement which many have found difficult to understand. Here is the paper we published on the topic.


Chapter 18 - The Cardiovascular System - Heart
EKG paper is a grid where time is measured along the horizontal axis. 1  Each small square is 1 mm in length and represents 0.04 seconds. 2  Each larger square is 5 mm in length and represents 0.2 seconds.


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How to burn 160 calories 2. 42 mins walking; 18 mins jogging; 13 mins swimming; 22 mins cycling


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There are 270 calories in a 27 chips serving of Lay's Cheddar & Sour Cream Chips. Get full nutrition facts for other Lay's products and all your other favorite brands. Register | Sign In


Cheddar & Sour Cream Chips
There are 270 calories in a 27 chips serving of Lay's Cheddar & Sour Cream Chips. Calorie Breakdown: 57% fat, 39% carbs, 4% prot. Related Potato Chips from Lay's:


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Calorie count for (s=10 Chips) Baked Lays Cheddar/sour Cream and more foods. Track the calories you eat for free!


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There are 160 calories in 1 serving, 15 chips (1 oz) of Lay's Cheddar & Sour Cream Potato Chips. You'd need to walk 42 minutes to burn 160 calories. Visit CalorieKing to see calorie count and nutrient data for all portion sizes. apps Tools & More help Support


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___ The Earth
Our solar system, containing the Sun and the planets, is about 2/3 of the way out from the center of the Galaxy. The solar system travels in an orbit around the center of the Galaxy, at a velocity (i.e. speed) of a few hundred kilometers per second, completing one orbit around the center of the Milky Way about every 230 million years. In addition, the solar system is moving at about 20 kilometers per second with respect to the nearby stars.


6 Billionâ¢ - The Game Of The New Millennium
If a spaceship were to travel that fast, how long would it take to get around the Solar System? Here are some approximations of travel times from the Sun (ignoring acceleration & deceleration times) at 5 psol, good enough to give an idea of potential travel times in the solar system in the future.


Travel Through The Solar System At The Speed Of Light
Travel Through The Solar System At The Speed Of Light. Alphonse Swinehart. Out past Mars, the sun looks rather small. If you're struggling to come to grips with the vastness of space, maybe this video will help. In the video, we see how the sun would shrink if we were traveling away from it at the speed of light. Occasionally, at appropriate intervals, a planet shoots past. Riding Light from Alphonse Swinehart on Vimeo. The video lasts 45 minutes, at which point we are less than two minutes past Jupiter.


How Fast Does Earth Move Through The Universe?
The Earth spinning on its axis gives us a speed of just 0.5 km/s, hardly a blip on our radar when you compare it to all our other motions. The Earth, you see, much like all the planets in our Solar System, orbits the Sun at a much speedier clip. In order to keep us in our stable orbit where we are, we need to move at right around 30 km/s.


Watch: What our solar system would look like when traveling at the speed of light
It takes over eight minutes of watching the solar system whizzing by at the speed of light before the Earth comes into view. At the end of the video, after 45 minutes, Jupiter finally appears. To reach Saturn, the next closest planet, would take another 36 minutes, and a further three hours or so to reach Pluto.


How Fast Does Earth Move Through The Universe?
From this effect in the Big Bangâs leftover glow, we can find that the Solar System moves relative to the CMB at 368 Â± 2 km/s, and that when you throw in the motion of the local group, you get that all of it â the Sun, the Milky Way, Andromeda and all the others â are moving at 627 Â± 22 km/s relative to the CMB.


Watch: What our solar system would look like when traveling at the speed of light
And our fastest spacecraft, New Horizons, which this month flew past Pluto, was traveling at more than 30,000 mph. It took 10 years to reach Pluto, and Pluto is currently 4.8 billion km from Earth. Thatâs the distance light covers in a little under four-and-a-half hours.


Hilton Key Largo Resort
This will become US-1 South. Continue to follow US-1 for 30.5 miles through the city of Key Largo. The Hilton Key Largo Beach Resort will beo n the right side about 3 miles from city center. From Key West: Take US-1 North 93.4 miles. Turn left on Ocean Drive. Turn left onto US-1 South.


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64 miles taking this route: Take EXIT 4 (green sign) out of the airport onto SR-836 WEST to CORAL GABLES.Take SR-836 TOLL (Dolphin Expy) WEST to Florida's TURNPIKE (toll).


How far is Jupiter FL from Naples FL?
What is the driving time from Naples FL to Key Largo FL? The driving distance between Naples, FL and Key Largo, FL is approximately 150 miles. The driving time would be approximately 3 hours if you were to travel non-stop in good dr â¦ iving conditions.


Islamorada Travel Getting    to Islamorada in the Florida Keys
The GREYHOUND KEYS SHUTTLE - (800) 231-2222 has three daily scheduled departures from the Miami & the Miami Airport to all areas in the Keys. KEYS AIRPORT SHUTTLE 1-888-765-9997; Keys Airport Shuttle provides daily door to door shuttle service to and from Key West & the Florida Keys, Miami & Ft. Lauderdale airports.


Islamorada Travel Getting    to Islamorada in the Florida Keys
Driving Directions to Key Largo. Take the Florida Turnpike south to Exit 4 - Homestead/Key West. This is the Turnpike Extension that will connect you to Route US 1 in Florida City, which takes you through the Keys to Key West at the very end of US 1.


How long does a pair of running shoes last?
How long does a pair of running shoes last? How long does a pair of running shoes last? If you're putting extra miles on your running shoes this season, how can you tell when it's time to trade them in for a new pair? Every six months?


5 Signs Your Running Shoes Need to Be Replaced
A good rule of thumb is to replace your running shoes every 300 to 400 miles, depending on your running style, body weight, and the surface on which you run.


How Long Do Running Shoes Last?
Read the article to lean how the midsoles of shoes harden over time by just sitting around or from exposure to water and other elements, and why it is important for the longevity of your running to get new running shoes.


How long does a pair of running shoes last?
If you're undecided about whether or not you need to replace your running shoes, head to a shop and try on a fresh pair of the same shoes. If your old dogs feel flat and âdead' compared to the new ones, there you go, the site writes. One rule of thumb is that a good pair of shoes should last between 400 and 600 miles. But larger, heavier runners will wear out their shoes quicker than lighter runners, and if you land with a heavier thud, you're bound to wear down your shoes faster. Also, take a look at the shoe itself.


How Often Should You Replace Running Shoes?
How many miles can a pair of running shoes take before they should be replaced? A standard performance running shoe, such as the Trance or Adrenaline GTS, will typically last between 300-500 miles, whereas lightweight and minimal shoes, such as the PureProject collection, are built to last around 250-300 miles. However, it is important to remember that this is a rough estimate.


How Long Do Running Shoes Last?
How Long Do Running Shoes Last? Some people think a good pair of running shoes will last a year or more. For example, letâs imagine the weekend warrior. He or she runs in a handful of races over the summer and doesnât rack up a lot of miles on their shoes. When next summer arrives, they dig their running shoes out of the closet and since they still look âgoodâ they tie them up and run the race.


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Also, having a fresh pair of shoes as a reference will help you notice when your old ones are ready to be replaced. Although you should replace your shoes every 300 to 400 miles, there are ways to make sure they last until the higher end of that range. Follow these tips for making your running shoes last longer.


How Often Should You Replace Running Shoes?
This is a challenging question because there are external signs one can look for to see if a shoe is worn out, but this method is not fool proof. Some worn out shoes look almost out-of-the-box new at 500 miles, others look destroyed. It should really come down to the runner and how they feel in their ride.