Urban legend
An urban legend, popular legend, urban myth, urban tale or contemporary legend is a form of modern folklore consisting of fictional stories with macabre elements deeply rooted in local popular culture.hain letters are a variety of urban legends concerning e-mails that tell the reader to make copies of, and redistribute, the e-mail or they will meet a terrible fate. Fake virus and malware alerts. Fake virus alerts, telling people of non-existent threats to their computer, are commonly distributed by email.


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1. Introduce urban legends via PowerPoint where vivid pictures and the trailer of the movie Urban legend are incorporated. The logic behind the story (manâs fear toward the unknown) and how the story is conveyed (from person to person) are introduced.ecessary inIn addition, as the material is centered on the theme Urban legendâ â, students will be seized by this particular form of story and thus gain inspiration toward writing their own âurban legend by â making good use of the skills learned in the writing lesson.


Need to Make Up An Urban Legend/Folk Story: Any Ideas?
Then you need to think of something which you can link to that event as the basis of your urban legend. For example, if there was a fire or a bus crash and people died, your urban legend could be some kind of ghostly happening at the spot. Then throw in a couple of fictional witnesses to whatever your urban legend is.Make sure that they are from years ago (the 1970s or 80s, if not before) and that they only saw bits of whatever you say the urban legend is. need to write a paper, at least 500 words. I have to make up an Urban Legend/Folk story, and make it sound believable.


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Folklore is a culture's set of traditional stories and beliefs, which include urban legends, popular myths, jokes and the like. Myths are stories that are collectively believed to be true but which are actually false.egend, Myths and Folklore. On LiveScience you can also find our list of The Most Popular Myths in Science, which crossed over a bit into the world of urban legend and folklore. Our bad. Myths, legends and folklore are actually very different things, experts say.


How Urban Legends Work
Friend of a Friend. In the last section, we saw that urban legends are unusual, funny or shocking stories, relayed from person to person as absolute truth. The most remarkable thing about urban legends is that so many people believe them and pass them on.hen you first hear the story, you are completely amazed that such a thing has occurred. When told correctly, a good urban legend will have you on the edge of your seat. It's human nature to want to spread this feeling to others, and be the one who's got everyone waiting to hear how the story turns out.


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Creating your urban legend: a scary nightâ. A scary night written by. å¼µç·å¼. At first, he heard footsteps from upstairs. He wasnt sure it was his uncle or not. Then, in â. order to listen to the footsteps more carefully, John pressed the mute button on the remote. control.ecessary inIn addition, as the material is centered on the theme Urban legendâ â, students will be seized by this particular form of story and thus gain inspiration toward writing their own âurban legend by â making good use of the skills learned in the writing lesson.


8 Urban Legends That Would Make Great Movies
Please Lord, not another exorcism movie! The world has seen enough âParanormal Activity,â too. We know how Hollywood-types love to take stuff thatâs already out there and make it into movies, rather than come up with their own stories, so we thought weâd offer up these urban legends as idea fodder.Yes, they will all be better than â Urban Legend .â Promise.e know how Hollywood-types love to take stuff thatâs already out there and make it into movies, rather than come up with their own stories, so we thought weâd offer up these urban legends as idea fodder. Yes, they will all be better than â Urban Legend .â Promise.


.700 Nitro
Sights. The .700 Nitro is a double barrel hunting rifle that appears in Far Cry 4. It is referred as the Elephant gun in trailers and by some players, but actual Elephant gun is a signature version of .700 Nitro.The .700 Nitro unlocked by completing City of Pain mission.It could be either bought for 75,750 or Longinus gives it for free for liberating Bell Towers. As a compensation, it has amazing accuracy and is one of the guns in the game that can fit very firmly in the loads of fun category. 2  As an interesting aside the real .700 Nitro has typical average muzzle velocity of a factory-loaded cartridge of 2,000 ft/s (610 m/s).


"Far Cry 4 Weapon Guide - "".700 Nitro"" (Elephant Gun)"
In this video i showcase the .700 Nitro double barreled rifle. It is a really strong rifle that can pretty much destroy everything in it's path.It's a blast to use. Thanks for watching and if you've missed some of our other weapon guides, check this playlist out!signature weapons.n this video i showcase the .700 Nitro double barreled rifle. It is a really strong rifle that can pretty much destroy everything in it's path.


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(Donât worry if youâve already pre-ordered from these retailers â youâll still get the Yak Farm mission.) Get details on the Yak Farm mission, Hurkâs Redemption and other retailer specific bonuses below. When you pre-order Far Cry 4, youâll be able to take on the bonus Yak Farm mission.Pagan Min is about to attack a yak farmer whoâs in possession of weapons for the rebel forces. Itâs up to you to defend the farm and the much-needed weapons.f you havenât yet pre-ordered Far Cry, weâve got one more last-minute bonus to help sweeten the offer. Pre-order now from Amazon, GameStop, Best Buy or Wal Mart and youâll receive access to the Yak Farm mission, in addition to an upgrade to the Limited Edition, which includes the Hurkâs Redemption missions.


Most Powerful Gun in FarCry 4 : Elephant Gun (Walkthrough)
If you got FarCry 4 Limited edition pack, you will get Elephant Gun as in extras.In this video, you can see what it can do... Like this video and subscribe our channel for more videos.Like us on facebook at www.facebook.com/softwaretechnology.info.f you got FarCry 4 Limited edition pack, you will get Elephant Gun as in extras.


Signature Weapons
Far Cry 4 Edit. Signature weapons from Far Cry 3 return in Far Cry 4, along with new additions. Signature Weapons page as seen in Far Cry 4. 1  87 â 1887 with a sawed-off barrel, with second reflex sight and custom paint.2  AMR â Available after liberating 23 of the 24 outposts. 3  Bull â Available after completing 2 bomb defusing quests. 4  Bushman â Available after reaching the rank 10 of the Shanath Arena. 5  Buzzsaw â MG42 LMG. 6  Cannon â Available 7  ... D One of the best assault class weapons in the game, plus its ammo pool is very easy to replenish, considering that the majority of human enemies in Kyrat use the same cartridge type. 2  It can be acquired in a much less time-consuming way by using the Far Cry 4 Arena mobile app. 3  Buzzsaw â MG42 LMG.


In Far Cry 4, the elephant is more deadly than the gun...
Forget guns and knives, in Far Cry 4 one of the most deadly and devastating weapons at the player's disposal is an elephant.These ten tonne beasts might appear docile, but combine the sheer size of the animal, 20 miles per hour top speed and powerful tusks and you're looking at the ultimate killing machine.orget guns and knives, in Far Cry 4 one of the most deadly and devastating weapons at the player's disposal is an elephant. These ten tonne beasts might appear docile, but combine the sheer size of the animal, 20 miles per hour top speed and powerful tusks and you're looking at the ultimate killing machine.


E3 2014: Far Cry 4âs Greatest Weapon Is the Elephant
I have never personally tamed an elephant, but I hope they are as lovable and welcoming in the wild as they are in Far Cry 4. Elephants, grazing and bathing, await your arrival, and with the press of a button, protagonist Ajay Ghale can mount natureâs least likely predator.tâs all rather sick, and Iâll have no part of it. Elephants are not our enemies. They are our friends. Instead of using violence against the mighty elephant in Far Cry 4, Iâll continue to explore my elephantly options for good.


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I have some signatures unlocked myself if anyone needs them. I have Buzzsaw, AMR, Bushman, and Trooper, as well as many of the easier to unlock ones. Only one I think I don't have access to (besides the Elephant gun) is the 4 fortresses gun.But, I need Elephant gun! Deagle would be nice too actually (though I'll unlock that eventually). have some signatures unlocked myself if anyone needs them. I have Buzzsaw, AMR, Bushman, and Trooper, as well as many of the easier to unlock ones. Only one I think I don't have access to (besides the Elephant gun) is the 4 fortresses gun.


Thread: Elephant Gun/Signature .700 Nitro Unlock? | Forums
got the season pass and still dont have it. the people on youtube probably had a pre order code for it from a specific retailer. you either need the code or the pass, but the pass isnt unlocking the content for some reason. i dont know if it's a glitch, or if ubisoft intends to unlock that stuff for the pass later on.ot the season pass and still dont have it. the people on youtube probably had a pre order code for it from a specific retailer. you either need the code or the pass, but the pass isnt unlocking the content for some reason. i dont know if it's a glitch, or if ubisoft intends to unlock that stuff for the pass later on.


How Long Does Cooked Beef Last in the Fridge?
How long can you keep hamburger meat in the refrigerator? Bigger cuts of meat, such as steaks and chops, can be safely kept in a refrigerator up to four days. Cooked meat should be cooled before being put in the refrigerator.


How Long Does It Take for Ground Beef to Go Bad Unrefrigerated?
Raw ground beef can harbor harmful bacteria that multiply rapidly when the meat's temperature is between 40 and 140 degrees Fahrenheit. For safety and to maintain freshness, never leave ground beef at room temperature for more than two hours. If the ambient temperature is above 90 F, do not leave it out for more than one hour. These food safety guidelines apply to both raw and cooked ground beef.


How Long Does It Take for Ground Beef to Go Bad Unrefrigerated?
For best quality when freezing, wrap the original container of ground beef with aluminum foil or plastic wrap, or place it in a resealable freezer bag, to minimize freezer burn. Cooked ground beef can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to four days or in the freezer for up to three months.


Motivating Your Staff in a Time of Change
Disadvantages of Motivating Staff. There are no real disadvantages to successfully motivating employees, but there are many barriers to overcome. Barriers may include unaware or absent managers, inadequate buildings, outdated equipment, and entrenched attitudes, for example: We don't get paid extra to work harder..


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The key principle to. understand in changing employeesâ. behavior is that you canât change it for. them; they must change it themselves. With that principle in mind, the following. is how to motivate employees to change. their behavior: A.


Seven Ways to Engage Employees in Change Management
2) Communicate Consistently. Itâs likely there will be some confusion during a change process. Employees may feel disoriented as your organization lets go of old processes and embraces new procedures. In order to help your staff feel more comfortable, make sure to communicate with them often.


Motivating Your Staff in a Time of Change
Advantages of Employee Motivation. A positive motivation philosophy and practice should improve productivity, quality, and service. Motivation helps people: achieve goals; gain a positive perspective; create the power to change; build self-esteem and capability,


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In motivating your employees to. change their behavior, one of the key. criterions is that you and the employee. both agree that the behavior needs to be. changed and that both know exactly what. the desirable behavior is. By having this. clear understanding, youâre both able to.


Motivating Your Staff in a Time of Change
Definition of Employee Motivation. Twyla Dell writes of motivating employees, The heart of motivation is to give people what they really want most from work. The more you are able to provide what they want, the more you should expect what you really want, namely: productivity, quality, and service. (An Honest Day's Work (1988))


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For one thing, Zappos pays salaries that are often below market rates - the average hourly worker makes just over $23,000 a year. Though the company covers 100 percent of health care costs, employees are not offered perks found at many companies, such as on-site child care, tuition reimbursement, and a 401(k) match.


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If your organization decides to move forward with culture change or other change initiatives, you will have employees who will welcome the shift, but you also will have to win over these types of employees: 1  the tenured employees who have seen change initiatives fail in the past.


Seven Ways to Engage Employees in Change Management
Convincing Your Employees. If your organization decides to move forward with culture change or other change initiatives, you will have employees who will welcome the shift, but you also will have to win over these types of employees: the tenured employees who have seen change initiatives fail in the past.


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Hospital length of stay is a conventional outcome measure. of resource utilization tracked internally and accrediting. and regulatory agencies. Risk adjustment of outcomes data. attempts to level the playing field across severity of disease. For the medicare patient population, case mix index has. become a conventional indicator of severity for the acute. inpatient Examination of medicare average length stay. with and without risk adjustment is explored here with. alternative risk adjustment methodologies contrasted.


Length Of Stay: What is the difference between âAverageâ and âGeometric Meanâ?
This is why there is such a focus on keeping length of stay to a minimum. To know how youâre doing, you will need a standard for comparison. Medicare generally tracks and reports length of stay as a âGeometric Mean Length of Stayâ or GMLOS. Most hospitals measure their own length of stay as an âAverage Length of Stayâ or ALOS.


Length Of Stay: What is the difference between âAverageâ and âGeometric Meanâ?
One focus of every hospital case management department or utilization management team is patient length of stay (LOS). Whether measured in hours for observation or days for inpatients, shorter is generally better.


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Length of Stay (LOS): LOS is calculated for new admissions to a nursing center from a hospital. defined as any admission from a hospital with no assessments in the 100 days prior to the admission assessment. personâs LOS is calculated based on the number of days between their admission and discharge from the Center.


Coding in Long-Term Care Hospitals: How Medicare Distinguishes LTCHs from Other Providers
Those facilities that qualify under section 1886(d) must have an average length of stay of greater than 20 days and have 80 percent or more of Medicare discharges with a principal diagnosis of a neoplastic disease process in the 12-month cost-reporting period ending in fiscal year 1997.


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Severity adjustment of medicare acute inpatient length of. stay data with DRG case weights can be performed either. by weighting the data at patient account level or at the. backend by adjusting the average unweighted length of stay. by the case mix index.


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AVERAGE LENGTH of STAY in HOSPITALS. The average length of stay in hospitals is a statistical calculation often used for health planning. purposes. There is current belief that the type of reimbursement system or health insurance plan. now plays a more significant role in the patient length of stay in hospitals. Therefore, with.


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One routine measure of resource. utilization is the inpatient hospital length of stay. More. sophisticated efforts to examine resource utilization over a. heterogeneous patient population involve risk adjustment. More complicated, severe patients generally have increased. resource utilization.


Length Of Stay: What is the difference between âAverageâ and âGeometric Meanâ?
The length of stay for the patients in question are added together and divided by the number of patients. The GMLOS is a little more complicated. Geometric mean is a statistical/mathematical term that is applied in many other areas outside of health care.


How long does it take Bank of America to clear a check?
Typically it will take take 2 business days for the funds to be withdrawn from the account on which the check is written, however it will take another 1-2 days before the fund â¦ s become available in the account to which the check was deposited.


How long does it take for a personal check to clear but the check is not with the same bank?
In Banking. Depending on the institution, it may take anywhere from one business day to seven business days to clear a check. The usual time is 2-3 business days, but it may take more or â¦ less time to clear due to your bank's procedures and delays/ bank holidays.


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âI think itâs crazy to have Kachemak City and the city of Homer paralleling each other on East Road. Itâs ridiculous.â. Turkington was referring to a stretch of East End Road that is Kachemak City on the uphill side beginning at Spencer Drive, and Homer on the downhill, or bay, side all the way to McLay Road.


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White King on the Olyjohn. The 24th Annual Homer Winter King Salmon Tournament on Saturday, March 25th was a huge success. Congratulations to our 2017 Winter King Tournament Champion Ron Johnson of Homer, winning $21,147.00 with a 25.65 lb. White King and $32,381.25 in side bets for a combined total of $53,528.25. In 2016, Eric Holland of Homer, won $31,668.00 with a 26.45 lb. King. In 2015, Mike Olsen of Kodiak, AK, won $27,762.00 with a 30.40 lb. king.


Kachemak City: East of Homer, where less is better
The current residents of Kachemak City â all 472 of them according to the 2010 census â werenât the first ones interested in this small stretch of land east of Homer. 1  Russians took a liking to the area more than 200 years ago and set up house near a settlement of Denaâina.


Homer, Alaska
Homer, Alaska. Homer is a city located in Kenai Peninsula Borough in the U.S. state of Alaska. It is two hundred and eighteen miles southwest of Anchorage. According to the 2010 Census, the population is 5,003. Long known as The Halibut Fishing Capital of the World..


Kachemak City: East of Homer, where less is better
âI think itâs crazy to have Kachemak City and the city of Homer paralleling each other on East Road. Turkington was referring to a stretch of East End Road that is Kachemak City on the uphill side beginning at Spencer Drive, and Homer on the downhill, or bay, side all the way to McLay Road.


City of Homer Campground on Spit
1 Review. This camping area just across from the Fishing Hole is named Tent Area 1&2 on the City of Homer website. But RV's up to 20' are allowed too. In fact nobody measures your RV, so a foot or two longer is OK too. Right on the beach with gorgeous views over the sea to the mountains, it's hard to beat.


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G. bicolor is very drought resistant. Native range Angola, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Chad, Cote d'Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea, India, Kenya, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Somalia, South Africa, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Yemen, Republic of, Zambia, Zimbabwe


Cnidocyte
The cell which produces the nematocyst is variously called a cnidocyte, cnidoblast, or nematocyte. It is highly specialised for just one function. Each cell contains an organelle with a hollow, coiled, thread-like structure. The outside of the cell has a hair-like trigger. When the trigger is touched, the shaft of the cnidocyst fires like a harpoon.


Why would an underwater creature remain lodged to its prey?
Some additional information that may be (but most likely isn't) useful: This creature can reach speeds of up to 90km/h. The creature can use echolocation. The tail, underside, and tentacles of the creature has a dolphin-like skin. The black dots on the front of the shell are eyes. All tentacles are able to retreat into the shell, similar to how the head of a turtle can be pulled all the way into the shell. The shell is very tough, and the horn especially dense.


cniadarian notes
Penetrant: a harpoon-like structure used to penetrate; Glutinant: a sticky surface used to stick to prey; Volvent: a lasso-like string that is fired at prey and wraps around a cellular projection on the prey; Ptychocyst: a special type of nematocyte found on burrowing (tube) anemones, which help create the tube in which the animal lives.


glutinous
of the nature of glue; gluey; viscid; sticky. Origin of glutinous.


Hydra: Reproduction and Regeneration | Zoology
Glutinant streptoline or holotrichous: Oval, about 9 Âµm. in size; thread long with three or four transverse coils and bears small nettles (Fig. 20.3F). The thread coils round the prey after discharge. The penetrant and volvent types help in capture of preys while the streptoline and steroline glutinant types help both in food capture and locomotion. Cnidocytes once used become non-funcÂtional and cast off. c. Reproductive cells: Hydra is dioecious or monoecious.


Cnidocyte
A cnidocyte (also known as a cnidoblast or nematocyte) is an explosive cell containing one giant secretory organelle or cnida (plural cnidae) that defines the phylum Cnidaria (corals, sea anemones, hydrae, jellyfish, etc.). Cnidae are used for prey capture and defense from predators. Despite being morphologically simple, lacking a skeleton and many species being sessile, cnidarians prey on fish and crustaceans. A cnidocyte fires a structure that contains the toxin, from a characteristic subcellular organelle called a cnidocyst (also known as a cnida or nematocyst). This is responsible for the stings delivered by a cnidarian.


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Nematocysts may occur scattered throughout the body surface, except the basal disc. They are abundant on the tentacles and hypostome. On tentacles they form âbattery of nematocystsâ which are used for paralyzing the prey. A battery consists of one or two large central nematocysts surrounded by 10-12 smaller ones.


Main Difference â Cnidocyte vs Nematocyst
Cnidocyte and nematocyst are two structures that aid in the capturing of the prey by cnidarians. Cnidocyte is an epidermal cell that contains the nematocyst. Cnidoctes can be found in the tentacles of the cnidarians. The nematocyst is the organelle inside the cnidocyte used to inject toxins into the prey. The main difference between cnidocyte and nematocyst is the role of each structure in the capturing of the prey by cnidarians.


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Grewia bicolor is usually a many-stemmed shrub, occasionally small tree up to 7 m in height; bark dark grey, deeply fissured and peeling away in strips in older specimens, grey to reddish-grey, and smooth when young.


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1). The strands are then labeled, so that the laser will cause each nucleotide to fluoresce a different color. The new strand is called complementary because the DNA polymerase adds the complementary nucleotide (A bonds with T, G bonds with C and vice versa) as it copies the new strand (See Figure 2).


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In fertilization, the sperm and egg have one set of chromosomes each. When the sperm and egg join, they grow into an embryo with two setsâone from the father's sperm and one from the mother's egg. In SCNT, the egg cell's single set of chromosomes is removed.


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intricacies of genetics therefore starts with the structure of DNA. In this chapter, then, we will study the structure of DNA and ask how this. structure enables DNA to carry out the two functions of genes. We will. learn how biological information is encoded in DNA and how copies can be. made of DNA molecules.


How Is Cloning Done?
Nuclear: The nucleus is a compartment that holds the cell's DNA. The DNA is divided into packages called chromosomes, and it contains all the information needed to form an organism. It's small differences in our DNA that make each of us unique. Transfer: Moving an object from one place to another.


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are made of DNA, or, to be more precise, DNA is the genetic material. By. studying the structure of DNA we can immediately understand how genes. are able to fulfill their two related functions in living organisms, as units of. biological information and as units of inheritance.


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The genome is the collection of information that an organism can pass on to its offspring before birth.â De-mystifying Genomics, Medical Research Council, UK. âThe language of the genes has a simple alphabet, not with 26 letters but just four. These are the four different DNA basesâ¦(A,G,C and T for short).


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THE LETTERS ARE A, C, G, T. The âHuman Genomeâ is the genetic code - the entire list of three billion letters - required to create a human being. The instructions are encoded in DNA. The four letters in the DNA alphabet â A, C, G, T - carry the instructions to make all living organisms. The meaning of the code lies in the sequence of the letters. All the instructions needed to make a human being are written in just these four letters.


How much does it cost to take care of a cat a year?
Owning a cat is not a right but a privilege and by recognizing that pets can cost a lot of money, it will help us to be more prepared and provide better care to these animals. Cats are different than dogs in the sense that they can lead a semi-wild life and cost the owner virtually nothing.


Average Yearly Cat Vet Costs
The Costs of the 1 st Year. The cat can be purchased for prices up to $750 (depending on the breed), however, you may also consider adopting a cat from a shelter and this will be free of charge. A kitten requires numerous vaccinations during his first year. These vaccinations will protect the cat from several viruses and common diseases. The cost of vaccinations is between $50 and $100. The cat should also get some flea treatment or preventive solutions, which may cost from $50 to $150. Heartworm prevention is recommended, and may cost up to $40.


How much does it cost to take care of a cat a year?
If you feed cheap food, you can end up with a cat with urinary or intestinal problems and high veterinary bills. If you use cheap litter, your cat may use the living room carpet instead. The same goes for avoiding routine veterinary care; you will shorten your cat's life or end up paying in the end.


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Cats suffering renal failure can have an $8,000 kidney transplant. Veterinary drugs treat everything from separation anxiety and arthritis pain to epilepsy and cancer for $0.66 to $16 a day--often for the life of the pet.


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Annual checkups are a must to head off any developing health problems and big expenses. The physical examination fee is the cornerstone of the vet bill and runs from $25 in the Midwest to $33 in the Northeast. Those are averages for adult cats and dogs. Vets often set other fees as a percentage of this charge.


How long do you bake mahi mahi?
A medium sized mahi mahi can be cooked  in the oven which is preheated to 350-â¦450 degrees Fahrenheit for  12-15 minutes. It is important to lessen the cooking time if the  oven temperature is increased. Make sure to keep checking the fish  every 5 minutes in order to see if the flakes could be removed  easily.


Can Mahi Mahi be consumed Raw like in Sushi?
Report Abuse. I make a plain rice, with salt, pepper, 1 tsp lemon juice, 1/2 tsp of the lemon zest. When rice is tender I add chopped fresh parsley and a tablespoon of butter (or a drizzle of olive oil). I usually serve with fish because I get stuck on sides for fish, too.


Is Mahi Mahi Healthy?
The USDA classifies mahi mahi, also called dolphinfish, as a protein food. You need between 5 and 6 ounce equivalents of protein foods daily, and each ounce of mahi mahi counts as one ounce equivalent of protein. The firm, mild-flavored white fish contains just 93 calories per 3-ounce serving, and contains a variety of essential nutrients.


Food Storage - How long can you keep...
Tips. 1  Unopened fish may be kept in its original store packaging when refrigerating - do not open package until ready to use. 2  If freezing, place in freezer before the number of days shown for refrigerator storage has elapsed.


What does mahi mahi taste like?
Mahi Mahi is a great, mild fish available all year long. It has a larger, moist flake and can be prepared many ways: Bake, Grill, Broil, Pan Fry, or Poach. Texture is tender-tâ¦o-firm and taste is sweet with a mildly pronounced flavor. In other words it taste like Peanut butter.


Is Mahi Mahi Healthy?
Eating mahi mahi benefits your health by contributing to your daily protein intake. Each 3-ounce serving of the fish provides 20.2 grams of protein, which your body uses to maintain your tissues. Mahi mahi is a source of complete protein, which means it contains all the essential amino acids you need to survive.


Can Mahi Mahi be consumed Raw like in Sushi?
Report Abuse. 1  This Site Might Help You. 2  I make a plain rice, with salt, pepper, 1 tsp lemon juice, 1/2 tsp of the lemon zest. 3  yes I've eaten it raw before.  Yes, but I would eat it raw only if I trusted or knew the source and if I knew for sure that it was 1  fresh. Most fish can be eaten raw if its fresh.


Can Mahi Mahi be consumed Raw like in Sushi?
Report Abuse. 1  This Site Might Help You. RE: 2  I make a plain rice, with salt, pepper, 1 tsp lemon juice, 1/2 tsp of the lemon zest. When rice is tender I add chopped fresh parsley and a tablespoon of butter (or a drizzle of olive oil). 3  yes I've eaten it raw before.


Mahimahi (Dolphin Fish)
Mahimahi (Dolphin Fish) Other wise known as Dolphin Fish, the original name causes many to mistake them for the porpoise or dolphin. This is not so as Mahimahi is a fish, not a mammal. Mexican and Latin American Dolphin are called Dorado. Mahimahi often gather in large schools attracted to floating objects such as logs and buoys where they find smaller fish to feed on.


2011 Japan Earthquake - Tsunami Fast Facts
(CNN)Here's a look at the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan in March of 2011. March 11, 2011 - At 2:46 p.m., a 9.1 magnitude earthquake takes place 231 miles northeast of Tokyo at a depth of 15.2 miles. The earthquake causes a tsunami with 30-foot waves that damage several nuclear reactors in the area.


The Deadliest Tsunami in History?
Tsunamis can extend inland by a thousand feet (300 meters) or more. The enormous force and weight of so much water sweeps away almost everything in its path. As many as a third of the people who died in the Indian Ocean tsunami were children; many of them would not have been strong enough to resist the force of the water. Many people were crushed by debris or when the sea hurled them against structures.


How many people died in the Japan tsunami?
The death toll in Japan from the March 11th 2011 tsunami is at 8,133, and 12,272 are still missing. The Japanese police estimates the death poll will exceed 18,000. There is no way to know the exact numbers, since it is fairly preliminary at this moment. The death toll is rising as rescue searchers find more people under the rubble.


Why Did the 2011 Japan Tsunami Kill So Many People?
With so little time to try to escape, tsunami preparedness becomes the most important thing in saving lives. Unfortunately, the response of many Japanese to that warning was inadequate due to their lack of tsunami preparedness training. 2011 Japan Tsunami Tsunami Japan Tsunami Fukushima Daiichi Fukushima.


Why Did the 2011 Japan Tsunami Kill So Many People?
But the fact that 25,000 Japanese were killed by the tsunami shows that the lack of preparation went well beyond just the nuclear power plants. So one has to ask the question, how could the tsunami have killed so many people in a country that was supposed to be the most tsunami-aware nation on Earth?


The Deadliest Tsunami in History?
That may have been enough time for many of the people who were killed by the 2004 tsunami to save themselves, if only they knew what to do. A British newspaper reported that a school student, on vacation in Thailand, recalled a geography lesson about tsunamis and what the withdrawal of the ocean meant.


Why Did the 2011 Japan Tsunami Kill So Many People?
Although there had been many recent earthquakes, there had not been a deadly large tsunami since 1933. And people forget. In 1960 the tsunami from the Chilean earthquake that had crossed the Pacific and reached Japan killed 142 people.


2011 Japan Earthquake - Tsunami Fast Facts
The Japanese government estimated that the tsunami swept about five million tons of debris offshore, but that 70% sank, leaving 1.5 million tons floating in the Pacific Ocean. The debris was not considered to be radioactive. READ MORE: Fukushima: Five years after Japan's worst nuclear disaster.


2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami
Some of the tsunami's energy escaped into the Pacific Ocean, where it produced small but measurable tsunamis along the western coasts of North and South America, typically around 20 to 40 cm (7.9 to 15.7 in). At Manzanillo, Mexico, a 2.6 m (8 ft 6 in) crest-to-trough tsunami was measured.


How to Teach Your Child to Blow Their Nose
1 Explain the purpose of blowing the nose. 2  Show your child what mucus is. 3  Use pictures, or hold a mirror up to your child's nose so that he can see what's inside. 4  By teaching your child to connect excess mucus to colds, allergies, etc., you'll increase his understanding of why blowing his nose is important.hen you have a cold, you can use this opportunity to model using a tissue to blow your own nose, encouraging your child to imitate. 1  Siblings can also serve as role models for your child as he learns how to blow his nose. 2  Explicitly point out the steps of blowing the nose, as you do them or as others do.


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Show him how you can cover one nostril, then the other, to blow through each nostril individually. 1  When you're first teaching your child to blow through his nose, remind him to keep his mouth closed. 2  Make a game out of blowing air through the nose.hen you have a cold, you can use this opportunity to model using a tissue to blow your own nose, encouraging your child to imitate. 1  Siblings can also serve as role models for your child as he learns how to blow his nose. 2  Explicitly point out the steps of blowing the nose, as you do them or as others do.


How to Teach Your Child to Blow Their Nose
You should only do this exercise with very light objects like feathers. Blowing your nose too forcefully wonât help her learn how to blow her nose correctly. In fact, some medical researchers have noted that blowing your nose creates more pressure on your nasal cavities than sneezing or coughing.So while sheâs doing this exercise, you should remind her to blow out, but not hard.ou should only do this exercise with very light objects like feathers. Blowing your nose too forcefully wonât help her learn how to blow her nose correctly. In fact, some medical researchers have noted that blowing your nose creates more pressure on your nasal cavities than sneezing or coughing.


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2. Point out when yourself or other adults use a tissue to blow their noses. When you have a cold, you can use this opportunity to model using a tissue to blow your own nose, encouraging your child to imitate. 1  Siblings can also serve as role models for your child as he learns how to blow his nose.2  Explicitly point out the steps of blowing the nose, as you do them or as others do.hen you have a cold, you can use this opportunity to model using a tissue to blow your own nose, encouraging your child to imitate. 1  Siblings can also serve as role models for your child as he learns how to blow his nose. 2  Explicitly point out the steps of blowing the nose, as you do them or as others do.


How to beat coughs and sneezes: The reason you get every cold going... and ten ingenious ways to fight off sniffles
1 Show your child what mucus is. 2  Use pictures, or hold a mirror up to your child's nose so that he can see what's inside. 3  By teaching your child to connect excess mucus to colds, allergies, etc., you'll increase his understanding of why blowing his nose is important.hen you have a cold, you can use this opportunity to model using a tissue to blow your own nose, encouraging your child to imitate. 1  Siblings can also serve as role models for your child as he learns how to blow his nose. 2  Explicitly point out the steps of blowing the nose, as you do them or as others do.


How to Teach Your Child to Blow Their Nose
At first, your child probably will need to blow his nose with two hands, but as he gets the hang of it, heâll learn how to take turns blowing out of his nostrils, and into a tissue, one-handed.ou should only do this exercise with very light objects like feathers. Blowing your nose too forcefully wonât help her learn how to blow her nose correctly. In fact, some medical researchers have noted that blowing your nose creates more pressure on your nasal cavities than sneezing or coughing.


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Gently Now, Don't Scream. Teaching your toddler or preschooler how to blow his nose may have developed into your greatest challenge as a parent thus far! Don't despair. Recent studies show that 98% of all high school students can successfully blow their own nose.ently Now, Don't Scream. Teaching your toddler or preschooler how to blow his nose may have developed into your greatest challenge as a parent thus far! Don't despair. Recent studies show that 98% of all high school students can successfully blow their own nose.


How to teach your child to blow her nose
Some kids can find nose-blowing difficult. How can you help your little one master the skill? 1. Familiarize her with the idea of blowing air out of her nose by getting her to move a cotton ball with only nose air (keeping her mouth closed).2.Now sheâs ready to try with a tissue. Have her gently press one nostril closed while she blows out with the other, then switch sides.. Have her dispose of her tissue once sheâs done and wash her hands to prevent the spread of germs. A version of this article appeared in our January 2015 issue with the headline, âHow to teach your child to blow her nose,â p. 38.


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If you are a mom trying desperately to teach your toddler how to blow his nose, this mayhave become YOUR national anthem! Donât despair. Recent studies show that 98% ofall high school students can successfully blow their own noses, and their mothers do nothave to follow them about with boxes of tissues.f you are a mom trying desperately to teach your toddler how to blow his nose, this mayhave become YOUR national anthem! Donât despair. Recent studies show that 98% ofall high school students can successfully blow their own noses, and their mothers do nothave to follow them about with boxes of tissues.


How to Teach Kids to Blow Their Nose
1. Ditch the tissue. It's best to take teaching nose blowing in phases. Rather than overwhelming your child with a tissue in his face, capitalize on other opportunities to familiarize your child with blowing air through the nose.ather than creating an uphill battle for yourself, Boogie Wipes has created a list of tried and true tips from parenting veterans that you can use to help your child master the skill of nose blowing: 1. Ditch the tissue. 2. Take advantage of bath time. 3. Use a mirror. 4. Set up a racetrack. 5. Make it their responsibility.


How much do braces cost when you just get your top teeth done?
After 2 years of appliances - top and bottom - and now braces for top and bottom its about $5000. I got my whole mouth done, and it cost about $4,000, so i'd say about $2,000. But it depends if you have dental insurance.


How much do braces cost when you just get your top teeth done?
Teeth at the bottom can be moved while top teeth are moving, it all depends on the bite. Sorry to say but you don't get the ultimate choice here, the orthodontist does. They know how teeth work best and you need to trust them. Mine cost me $4,200 (AU) only top and ceramic, would have cost me $300 less for metal. And $5,500 for top and bottom.


4 Types of Dental Braces
3. Lingual braces. Lingual braces are customized to bond and hide behind the teeth to remain out of sight. They cost more than metal or ceramic braces because the process is more complicated. They require a skillful orthodontist to install them, and not every orthodontist knows how to do it.


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{{ voteCount >= 0 ? '+' + (voteCount + 1) : (voteCount + 1) }}. Depending on your bite and the severity of your case, it IS possible to do upper barces only. Most of the time, I do recommend the full braces . As long as you are in treatment, you may as well get everything perfect. June 23rd, 2011.


Partial Braces - Opinions?
Dentist 1: I'd only have to wear them for 6 months to a year with top braces ONLY for $1000. Plus, I don't have to extract any teeth including my wisdom. Dentist 2: I would have to fix both top and bottom for 4 years including retainers. Have to file (shape) teeth to a little room for other teeth. Have to get rid of wisdom. Will cost me $4000+. Dentist 3: Will have to remove teeth and full set of braces. Cost is $5000.


Braces Cost for top teeth Only?
Braces Cost for top teeth Only? How much will it cost just to get my top teeth done? My bottom teeth are not bad at all. I have 3 wisdom teeth that are still in but i wanna know if i can still get the braces put on first then get my wisdom teeth pulled after. No answers so far.


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There is no age limit for braces. As long as you have good periodontal health, braces can be used to straighten your teeth and correct your bite. More people over age 30 are getting braces today than ever before. Most ArchWired.com readers are between the ages of 25 to 55!


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The average cost for a full set of braces in a typical two-year treatment is about $5,000 US. The cost varies depending on where you live. Major metropolitan areas tend to be slightly higher in cost than rural areas. Generally, metal braces cost less than ceramic ones.


4 Types of Dental Braces
Dental braces aren't just for adolescents and teens. An increasing number of adults are choosing braces to straighten their teeth. According to the American Association of Orthodontists, the number of adults getting braces or some other teeth straightening treatment increased 14 percent from 2010 to 2012.


List of Types of Asbestos Diseases
An asbestos disease is an illness that is caused by asbestos exposure due to inhalation. As a result, the lungs and/or pleura are typically affected when a person has an asbestos disease. There are several types of asbestos diseases; however, the most common are mesothelioma, asbestosis, and lung cancer.


Asbestos Exposure Lung Diseases: Dangers, Testing, Symptoms, and Cancers
Lung disease from exposure to asbestos can be divided into three main types: 1) asbestosis, 2) disease of the lining of the lung (pleura), and 3) lung cancer. 1  Asbestosis is a process of widespread scarring of the lungs.


List of Types of Asbestos Diseases
There are several types of asbestos diseases; however, the most common are mesothelioma, asbestosis, and lung cancer. If you suspect that you may have asbestos lung cancer or one of the other diseases, it must be properly diagnosed by a physician.


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Types of Asbestos Diseases. Asbestosis is one type of asbestos disease that a person can develop. Asbestosis is a non-cancerous asbestos disease, which causes scar tissue to develop on the lower lobes of both lungs. This asbestos disease can impair lung elasticity and the lung's ability to sufficiently exchange gases.


Asbestos Disease
Asbestosis is one type of asbestos disease that a person can develop. Asbestosis is a non-cancerous asbestos disease, which causes scar tissue to develop on the lower lobes of both lungs. This asbestos disease can impair lung elasticity and the lung's ability to sufficiently exchange gases.


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Asbestos-Related Diseases. Exposure to asbestos can cause not only pleural mesothelioma and other types of cancer, but also severe scarring of the pleura, lungs and a disease known as asbestosis.


List of Types of Asbestos Diseases
We have briefly outlined the most common types of asbestos disease, which are: 1  Mesothelioma: Mesothelioma is a rare and fatal cancer that attacks the protective lining of the lungs, heart, or stomach.


Asbestos Disease
Types of Asbestos Diseases. Asbestosis is one type of asbestos disease that a person can develop. Asbestosis is a non-cancerous asbestos disease, which causes scar tissue to develop on the lower lobes of both lungs.


Asbestos-Related Diseases
Exposure to asbestos can cause not only pleural mesothelioma and other types of cancer, but also severe scarring of the pleura, lungs and a disease known as asbestosis.


Asbestos Exposure Lung Diseases: Dangers, Testing, Symptoms, and Cancers
Lung disease from exposure to asbestos can be divided into three main types: 1) asbestosis, 2) disease of the lining of the lung (pleura), and 3) lung cancer.


PRESSURE REDUCING REGULATORS
PRESSURE REDUCING REGULATORS. Premier offers a large selection of pressure reducing regulators for use in a wide variety of industries worldwide. Our pressure reducing regulators are available in varying: sizes (ranging from .7â to larger 8â models), bonnet and body materials (with varying corrosion resistance), pressure ranges, and flow rates.


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Simply speaking, pressure reducing regulators reduce pressure; they take a higher inlet pressure and reduce it to something more manageable and stable. Ultimately, the goal of a pressure reducing regulator is to maintain the desired outlet pressure despite fluctuating conditions such as supply pressure and flow.


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ASCO Pinch Valves provide the ability to control the flow of a fluid through an uninterrupted flow path. The fluid stays in its original supply tube and is controlled by the opening and closing pinch of the valve.


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Mark 37 Series â Motor Operated Control Valve. The Mark 37 is a motor-operated control valve that combines a state-of-the-art electronic linear actuator with the exceptional performance of Jordan's sliding gate valve seat design. Itâs superior accuracy makes the Mark 37 an ideal final control element in distributed process control systems....


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Mark 39 Series â Electric Three-Way Valve. The Mark 39 is a motor-operated, three-way control valve that combines the performance of the Jordan sliding gate seat with the time-proven quality of the Honeywell industrial motor.


PRESSURE REDUCING REGULATORS
In addition to pressure reducing regulators, Premier is proud to offer a variety back pressure regulators, demand flow regulators, manifolds, changeovers, valves, adapters, specialty torches branded as National Torches, and other cylinder/regulator accessories.


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The extensive line of solenoid valves from ASCO also includes nuclear products, navy/marine solenoid and air operated valves, modular fuel gas shut-off valves, composite valves, spool valves, redundant control systems and electronically enhanced Next Generation valves.


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One pressure inlet, two cylinder ports providing pressure to the double acting cylinder or actuator and one or two outlets to exhaust pressure from the cylinders. They have three types of construction, single solenoid, dual solenoid or single air operator.


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Mark 33 Series â Boiler Feedwater Control Valve. The Mark 33 is a motor-operated valve featuring the Jordan sliding gate seat and heavy-duty industrial motors for proportional (resistance), on-off, 4-20 mA electronic control. Models include the Mark 33 in sizes 1/4 through 2 (DN8 through DN50), the high flow Mark 331/332 with Cv's up to 70 (60,...


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HOW TO FILE FOR CUSTODY. Disclaimer by the Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Neither the staff in the Center nor the staff in any Court office will be able to give you legal. advice or help you fill out/complete the forms. The information in the packets is not a substitute.


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In making a determination for joint custody, a Colorado court will consider: 1  Whether the parents have the ability to make decisions jointly. 2  Whether each parent's relationship with the child is encouraging and loving. 3  How the custody split will affect the encouragement of frequent and constant contact with each parent.


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The fees* for filing a Custody Complaint or for filing a Complaint in Divorce containing a Count for Custody are listed on the Prothonotary's fee list on the webpage of the Administrative Office of Fayette County Courts. All fees are made payable to the Prothonotary's Office. *All fees are subject to change.


Questions and Answers about Infertility and its Treatment
The Best Interests of Child. In Colorado, child custody is determined by the best interests of the child. The court uses several factors to determine the best interests of the child, including: The child's wishes. Each parent's wishes. The child's relationship with his/her parents and other influential persons.


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You may obtain copies of documents from your file in the Prothonotary's Office which is located on the 1st Floor of the Fayette County Courthouse. The telephone number is 724-430-1272. A fee of $.25 per page will be charged for copies. How to file a Child Custody Complaint.


Legal Definition of 'Father' by State
Tips & Warnings. 1  Fathers not married to the child's mother at the time of the child's birth must establish legal paternity before filing for custody. 2  If there is already a custody order in your case, you cannot file for custody unless there has been a change in the child's circumstances.


How to File for Child Custody in Ohio
Step 1. Ask the clerk of court in the county where you live for a Motion for Child Custody form. Ohio law requires all custody motions have a parenting plan attached. You can obtain a blank parenting plan from the clerk, which will give you an idea of what to include in your plan, or you can draft your own parenting plan.


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It is to be paid at the time that the custody complaint is filed at the Prothonotaryâs Office. on the second floor of the Lancaster County Courthouse. It can be paid by cash, money order, or. cashierâs check; a money order or cashier's check should be made payable to the Lancaster. County Prothonotary.


Emergency loans application with immediate response
There is always a way out even in emergency. 1  While a lot of people believe that all online loans are evil and duplicitous, the fact is that they have helped out quite a few people over the years. And although not everyone pays their loans back on time, many people are able to get and repay without any issues whatsoever.


Loans
Credit approval or denial for a Federal Direct PLUS Loan is determined by the federal government; not Middle Tennessee State University. Questions regarding credit denials of a Federal Direct PLUS Loan can be directed to the Loan Origination Center at 1-800-557-7394.


Financial Aid and Scholarships
Students must file the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) before applying for federal student loans, like Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans, or a federal parent loan, like the Parent PLUS Loan. Students do not need to file the FAFSA, however, to get a private student loan or a private parent loan.


Loans
Federal Direct Subsidized Loans will now be limited to 150% of the borrower's education program. For a 4-year bachelor's degree program, the maximum period of subsidized loan eligibility is 6 years. Read more information on the 150% Federal Direct Subsidized Loan Limit. Note: Borrowers may still be eligible to receive federal unsubsidized loans once the subsidized loan limit has been reached.


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How many calories are in 1 large chicken thigh
How many carbs are in 1 serving? This item has a steep amt of carbs compared to foods in its food group. In this case, roughly 93 percent of other foods in this food group have a lower carbs percentage. Likewise, almost 55% of all foods we analyzed have a lower ratio of carbs to calories.


Yogurt Calories Content
Yogurt. 1  chocolate nonfat milk. whole milk. 2  fruit and nuts lowfat milk. 3  fruit variety lowfat milk. nonfat milk sweetened with low-calorie sweetener.  plain lowfat milk. nonfat 1  milk. vanilla, lemon, maple, or coffee flavor lowfat milk. nonfat milk sweetened with low calorie sweetener.


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Calories in Yoplait Go-Gurt Rush, Crazy Berry Bolt. *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. Some of these foods were entered by users and are subject to error.


Simply Go-Gurt Strawberry
There are 70 calories in a 1 tube serving of Yoplait Simply Go-Gurt Strawberry. Calorie breakdown: 7% fat, 81% carbs, 12% protein.


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Chill Out Cherry Yogurt (Gogurt) 1 tube - 64g, 70, 0.5g, 13g, 2g. Strawberry Kiwi Kick (Gogurt) 1 Tube, 70, 0.5g, 13g, 2g. Portable Low Fat Yogurt (Gogurt) 1 tube, 60, 0.1g, 13g, 2g. Yogurt (GoGurt) 1 tube (64g), 60, 0.5g, 12g, 2g. Probiotic Yoghurt (gogurt) 1 bottle, 93.3, 3.9g, 0g, 0g.


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Results for Gogurt. 1  Chill Out Cherry Yogurt (Gogurt) 1 tube - 64g, 70, 0.5g, 13g, 2g. 2  Strawberry Kiwi Kick (Gogurt) 1 Tube, 70, 0.5g, 13g, 2g. 3  Portable Low Fat Yogurt (Gogurt) 1 tube, 60, 0.1g, 13g, 2g.  Yogurt (GoGurt) 1 tube (64g), 60, 0.5g, 12g, 1  2g. Probiotic Yoghurt (gogurt) 1 bottle, 93.3, 3.9g, 0g,  0g.


How many carbs are in Yoplait GoGurt
Nutritional Value and Information. How many calories are in 1 serving? 70 calories are in 1 tube - it has about the same quantity of calories as 2.21 oz lowfat vanilla bean yogurt, 23.18 g of part skim mozzarella cheese, and 20.77 g of american cheese. Overall Score Low.


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Yoplait Go-Gurt - Berry Blue Blast. *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.


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There are 70 calories in a 1 tube serving of Yoplait Go-Gurt. Calorie breakdown: 7% fat, 81% carbs, 12% protein.


Cnidaria (jellyfish, polyps, medusae, anemones ), corals, sea fans
Cnidaria nematocyst (Stinging cell) 1  Volvent. This, when discharges wraps around prey to entangle it. It has no sting or poison. 2  Penetrant. This is usually armed with barbs and/or spines, and has an open tip which injects a toxin when it penetrates the tissues of prey or attacker. 3  Glutinant.


nematocyst
nematocyst (nÄm'É-tÉ-sÄst', nÄ-mÄt'É-sÄst') One of the minute capsules in the tentacles of cnidarians, such as jellyfish, hydras, or sea anemones, used for stinging. The capsule is produced by a special cell (called a cnidoblast) and contains a tightly coiled barbed thread that quickly shoots forth if the capsule's lid is disturbed. The thread often contains poison.


What is the function of nematocysts?
Inside each nematocyst is a special cell called a cnidoblast, which contains a small thread, typically filled with venom or poison, that launches into action when stimulated by external cues, such as chemical or mechanical triggers.


nematocyst
an organ in coelenterates consisting of a minute capsule containing an ejectable thread that causes a sting. Origin of nematocyst.


Nematocysts â The Stinging Cells
The cells that produce nematocysts are called nematoblasts. STRUCTURE. Nematocysts are cell organelles found in specialized cells called cnidocytes or cnidoblasts, which are modified epidermal interstitial cells. A Cnidoblast is an oval or rounded cell with a conspicuous nucleus lying on basal side.


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cniadarian notes
polyp and medusa, names for the two body forms, one nonmotile and one typically free swimming, found in the aquatic invertebrate phylum Cnidaria (the coelenterates). Some animals of this group are always polyps, some are always medusae, and some exhibit both a polyp and a medusa stage in their life cycle. The polyp is a sessile, or nonmotile, organism; well-known solitary polyps are the sea anemone and the freshwater hydra.


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particular type of nematocyst. The undischarged thread appears to be at-tached at the centre of the domed, hollow 'operculum', and it is suggested that the lumen of the thread is occluded in some way in the resting nematocyst, but that the membranous wall of the thread-tube is continuous with the wall of the dome.


Nematocysts â The Stinging Cells
Nematocysts may occur scattered throughout the body surface, except the basal disc. They are abundant on the tentacles and hypostome. On tentacles they form âbattery of nematocystsâ which are used for paralyzing the prey. A battery consists of one or two large central nematocysts surrounded by 10-12 smaller ones. MECHANISM OF DISCHARGE. The discharge of nematocyst thread tube from the cnidocyte takes place due to mechanical or chemical stimuli received by the cnidocil. In a resting stage the capsule wall is not permeable to water and there is very high osmotic pressure since the hypnotoxin inside is hypertonic to external water.


supine
1. lying on the back, face upward. 2. a. (of the hand) having the palm turned forward or upward. b. (of the foot) having the sole turned upward or outward. 3. inactive, passive, or inert, esp. from indolence or indifference.


supine
A. ADJ (frm) 1. (= prostrate) [person, position] â de espaldas, sobre el dorso, supino (more frm) he lay supine on the couch â estaba tendido sobre el dorso or (more frm) en posiciÃ³n supina en el sofÃ¡. 2. (fig) (= passive) â abÃºlico.


supine
Definition of supine. 1  1a : lying on the back or with the face upwardb : marked by supination. 2  2 : exhibiting indolent or apathetic inertia or passivity; especially : mentally or morally slack. 3  3 archaic : leaning or sloping backward.


What is a supina, sapena, supena, i dont even know how to spell it?
Best Answer: A subpoena is a call to a courtroom. The legal definition is a writ commanding a designated person upon whom it has been served to appear (as in court or before a congressional committee) under a penalty (as a charge of contempt) for failure to comply .. Hope this helps. Source(s):


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Definition of supine. 1 : a Latin verbal noun having an accusative of purpose in -um and an ablative of specification in -u.


supine
Definition of supine. 1  1 : a Latin verbal noun having an accusative of purpose in -um and an ablative of specification in -u. 2  2 : an English infinitive with to.


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Terreo, stava supino sulla barella, respirando a fatica, senza parlare, circondato dai lamenti dei compagni. Dede Supino, a child care consultant for several developers, municipalities and nonprofit organizations in the area, says there is a great need for organized activity for teens such as the Spot offers. When Benedetto Supino was six years old he picked up a comic in a dentist's waiting room.


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By plane [edit]. Flying to Dipolog is a good way to get to Mindanao. Cebu Pacific flies from Manila 4 times a week while Philippine Airlines has daily flights from Manila to Dipolog.The city is also reachable from Mactan Cebu International Airport with Cebu Pacific and PAL Express Airlines with the same flight schedule of Monday, Wednesday and Friday.y plane [edit]. Flying to Dipolog is a good way to get to Mindanao. Cebu Pacific flies from Manila 4 times a week while Philippine Airlines has daily flights from Manila to Dipolog.


Zamboanga Del Norte : Dakak Beach Resort Day Tour
Dakak Beach Resort is located in Dapitan, Zamboanga del Norte. Dakak is actually a name of a village in Dapitan, the name is said to be derived from the sound of the bird that thrives in this place. It is actually one of the safest and peaceful places in Mindanao.heck out theDakak room rates here: Dakak Beach Resort. How to Get to Dakak Beach Resort from Dapitan: You can either hire a habal-habal (motorcycle) if you are alone or a tricycle if you are in groups. Fare is Php 300-400 roundtrip. Dakak Beach Resort Day Tour Rate is Php 500.


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Dakak Park Beach Resort is a 30-minute drive from Dipolog City and Dipolog Airport. The resort also offers tours, cruises, and travel packages that highlight Dapitanâs rich culture, history, and lush surroundings. Accommodations.akak Park Beach Resort promises its customers that by booking directly, you are getting the best deal online. If you have a confirmed direct online booking with Dakak Park Beach Resort and find a cheaper price for the same offer within 24 hours on another website, we will match that price.


Philippines
Dapitan, also known as the Shrine City of the Philippines, is a city in the province of Zamboanga del Norte, located on the island of Mindanao, which is the second largest island in the Philippines. By Air: The two major airlines that fly to Dipolog Airport (IATA: DPL) are Philippine Airlines [1] (PR) and Cebu Pacific Air [2] (5J). 2  From Manila, Philippine Airlines has daily flights from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (IATA: MNL) Centennial Terminal 2, while Cebu Pacific has daily flights from Terminal 3.


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Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific have daily trips to Dipolog City from Manila and Cebu Pacific flies four (4) times a week to Dipolog City from Cebu's Mactan International Aiport.ituated at Taguilon, Dapitan City, Zamboanga Del Norte, Dakak tactfully eludes the typhoon belt, making it an ideal all-season destination for travelers. Dakak is the first five-star resort in Mindanao with an AAA accreditation from the Department of Tourism, located along a private 750 meter white sand and beach.


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1 By Air: The two major airlines that fly to Dipolog Airport (IATA: DPL) are Philippine Airlines [1] (PR) and Cebu Pacific Air [2] (5J). 2  From Manila, Philippine Airlines has daily flights from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (IATA: MNL) Centennial Terminal 2, while Cebu Pacific has daily flights from Terminal 3. By Air: The two major airlines that fly to Dipolog Airport (IATA: DPL) are Philippine Airlines [1] (PR) and Cebu Pacific Air [2] (5J). 2  From Manila, Philippine Airlines has daily flights from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (IATA: MNL) Centennial Terminal 2, while Cebu Pacific has daily flights from Terminal 3.


Dapitan
Situated twenty minutes away from the Dakak Park Beach Resort, and ten minutes from the Rizal shrine is the Gloria de Dapitan, which is fast bringing forward a new Dapitan, one wherein the city is not all about Jose Rizal anymore.his once quaint and charming small town is turning to be the most modern and vibrant city in the northern end of the Zamboanga peninsula. S ix hundred fifty kilometers away from Metro Manila lays a once sleepy town called Dapitan.


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Family Pavillion. Dakak Park and Beach Resort is the closes place to paradise one could ever experience, with it's beauty and serenity. Dakak started operation on 1988, was conveniently positioned in the southern part of the philippines and surrounded by mountains in its west.ll guests are escorted from the aiport via private bus for a 45-minute trip to the resort. Guest can take daily fastcraft from Cebu to Dapitan City. Trips from Cebu City to Dapitan City is five (5) hours with stop over in Tagbilaran City and Dumaguete City.


Dapitan
The Dakak Park Beach Resort in Taguilon is located about fifteen minutes away from the Jose Rizal shrine. Dakak has seven hundred and fifty meters of private beach access covered in fine white sand.his once quaint and charming small town is turning to be the most modern and vibrant city in the northern end of the Zamboanga peninsula. S ix hundred fifty kilometers away from Metro Manila lays a once sleepy town called Dapitan.


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Dakak Park and Beach Resort is the closes place to paradise one could ever experience, with it's beauty and serenity. Dakak started operation on 1988, was conveniently positioned in the southern part of the Philippines and surrounded by mountains in its west.ituated at Taguilon, Dapitan City, Zamboanga Del Norte, Dakak tactfully eludes the typhoon belt, making it an ideal all-season destination for travelers. Dakak is the first five-star resort in Mindanao with an AAA accreditation from the Department of Tourism, located along a private 750 meter white sand and beach.


Types of Capacitor
Ceramic types of capacitors generally have a 3-digit code printed onto their body to identify their capacitance value in pico-farads. Generally the first two digits indicate the capacitors value and the third digit indicates the number of zeroâs to be added.


Ceramic capacitor
A ceramic capacitor is a fixed value capacitor in which ceramic material acts as the dielectric. It is constructed of two or more alternating layers of ceramic and a metal layer acting as the electrodes. The composition of the ceramic material defines the electrical behavior and therefore applications.


How do i know which side of ceramic capacitor is positive?
Both leads are the same length. The only markings are the label of the capacitor and there are some with black on... show more I have 2p& (C5), 3n3 332 (C4), 10n 103 (C3), 22n 223 (C2), and 22p (C6) ceramic capacitors for an FM transmitter. How do i tell which sides are positive/negative?


Ceramic capacitor
The ceramic forms the dielectric and serves as a carrier for the metallic electrodes. The minimum thickness of the dielectric layer, which today (2013) for low voltage capacitors is in the size range of 0.5 micrometers is limited downwards by the grain size of the ceramic powder.


Types of Capacitor
They exhibit large non-linear changes in capacitance against temperature and as a result are used as de-coupling or by-pass capacitors as they are also non-polarized devices. Ceramic capacitors have values ranging from a few picofarads to one or two microfarads, (Î¼F) but their voltage ratings are generally quite low.


How do i know which side of ceramic capacitor is positive?
Generally, electrolytic capacitors (mainly aluminum and tantalum) are the types associated with polarized capacitors, and they will usually have a + sign on the sleeving, or a stripe with - signs on the sleeving, indicating its polarity.


How do i know which side of ceramic capacitor is positive?
Ceramic capacitors have no polarity. The black marks on some of them may indicate that that lead is connected to the outside foil (of the spiral-wrapped foil conductor, insulator, foil conductor sandwich), in which case it would be wise to put that lead at closest to ground potential.


Types of Capacitor
Ceramic Capacitors. Ceramic Capacitors or Disc Capacitors as they are generally called, are made by coating two sides of a small porcelain or ceramic disc with silver and are then stacked together to make a capacitor. For very low capacitance values a single ceramic disc of about 3-6mm is used.


Ceramic capacitor
Class 2 ceramic capacitors have a dielectric with a high permittivity and therefore a better volumetric efficiency than class 1 capacitors, but lower accuracy and stability. The ceramic dielectric is characterized by a nonlinear change of capacitance over the temperature range.


Ceramic capacitor
Ceramic capacitors, especially the multilayer style (MLCC), are the most produced and used capacitors in electronic equipment that incorporate approximately one trillion pieces (1000 billion pieces) per year.


Eastern cottontail
In Kansas the largest cause of mortality of radiotracked eastern cottontails was predation (43%), followed by research mortalities (19%), and tularemia (18%). A major cause of eastern cottontail mortality is collision with automobiles.


Breeding and Lifespan
Breeding occurs from late March into August and September; during that span, a female may produce several litters of young. Before giving birth, a mother cottontail makes a nest by digging a depression in the ground about 5 inches wide and 4 inches deep. She lines the depression with grass and fur from her body, then adds a covering of twigs and leaves. Nests are built at night, in brush or among dense vegetation on the forest floor.


Breeding and Lifespan
Research conducted on eastern cottontails suggests that only about 25 percent of individuals survive for two years, and that the average lifespan is about 15 months. Barred owls are less likely to catch cottontails that live in good dense habitat./E.


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Brown anda conspicuous white tail describe most rabbits. However, if youlook closely, you can find a few characteristics that can help youdistinguish a New England from an Eastern cottontail. Abouthalf of Eastern cottontails have a small white spot on theirforehead. This is never found on a New England cottontail.


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In summer,theyâre often difficult to tell apart because they both have a browncoat and usually donât stand still long enough for us to get a goodlook. In winter, however, the coat of a snowshoe hare turns whiteand that of a cottontail remains brown.


Breeding and Lifespan
Males chase each other to establish dominance. In encounters between the sexes, a female may at first face off in a threat posture and strike out at a male with her forepaws. As courtship proceeds, the two sexes may jump over one another, or one rabbit may leap into the air while the other darts beneath it.


Eastern cottontail
Eastern cottontail young are born with a very fine coat of hair and are blind. Their eyes begin to open by 4 to 7 days. Young begin to move out of the nest for short trips by 12 to 16 days and are completely weaned and independent by 4 to 5 weeks.


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Although managing thicket habi-tats doesnât generate the public enthusiasm assome other programs have, itâs important to re-member that a variety of habitats are needed bywildlife. Shrublands and early-successional for-ests are important breeding, feeding and coverhabitats for a large number of species.


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Find classified ads & magazine ads for big trucks, new & used construction equipment, equipment trailers, new & used trucks, vans, machinery, farm equipment for sale & rent, related commercial trucks & heavy equipment to buy, sell, or trade in the Truck And Equipment Post.


Truck classification
The Class 8 truck gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) is a vehicle with a GVWR exceeding 33 000 lb (14 969 kg). These include tractor trailer tractors as well as single-unit dump trucks of a GVWR over 33,000 lb; such trucks typically have 3 or more axles.


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2003 Tundra Access Cab with Camper Shell, running boards, new headlights & blinkers, leveling kit, & tires have about 15,000 miles. New struts, fan and a few other things.Great truck that runs well. Some cosmetic blemishes. 4X4 is great. Light bar and receiver hitch on the front- tow package & SR5 Offload.


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Only 141,000 original miles. This the bullet proof 7.3 diesel engine. Automatic transmission. 4x4, XLT which includes power windows and locks. Has a bed liner. The truck is stock like it came from the factory. Only selling because the kids are getting older and I want a crew cab.


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Runs and drives great. New muffler, a/c, wheels, headlights. Few minor scratches and dings here and there. I'm only selling because I don't need two trucks. No low ball, no trades, no sales calls.


Bad Boys star Martin Lawrence splits from wife after 17 years together
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Finite difference
Finite difference. A finite difference is a mathematical expression of the form f(x + b) â f(x + a). If a finite difference is divided by b â a, one gets a difference quotient. The approximation of derivatives by finite differences plays a central role in finite difference methods for the numerical solution of differential equations, especially boundary value problems.


Finite difference method
One way to numerically solve this equation is to approximate all the derivatives by finite differences. We partition the domain in space using a mesh x 0 , . . . , x J {\displaystyle x_{0},...,x_{J}} and in time using a mesh t 0 , . . . . , t N {\displaystyle t_{0},....,t_{N}} .


What is the difference between consistency, stability and convergence for the numerical treatment of any PDE?
Consistency: Consistency deals with the extent to which the FDEs approximate the PDEs. The difference between the PDE and the finite difference approximation is defined as the T.E of the difference representation. Stability: Numerical stability is a concept applicable in strict sense only to marching problem.


Finite difference
Today, the term finite difference is often taken as synonymous with finite difference approximations of derivatives, especially in the context of numerical methods. Finite difference approximations are finite difference quotients in the terminology employed above.


General Astronomy/Print version
Chapter 13. Finite Difference Methods. In the previous chapter we developed ï¬nite difference appro ximations for partial derivatives. In this chapter we will. use these ï¬nite difference approximations to solve partial differential equations (PDEs) arising from conservation law. presented in Chapter 11.


What is the difference between consistency, stability and convergence for the numerical treatment of any PDE?
A finite-difference representation of a PDE is said to be consistent if one can show that the difference between the PDE and its difference representation vanishes as the mesh is refined, i.e.: limmesh==>0 (PDE-FDE) = Limmesh==>0(T.E) = 0.


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In the next sections, methods will be discussed with the aid of which the quality. of the diï¬erent diï¬erencing schemes will be quantiï¬ed. 2.1 Accuracy and consistency. In order to test the accuracy of a scheme, the ï¬nite-diï¬erence approximation has. to be compared to the approximated diï¬erential.


Finite difference method
The finite difference method relies on discretizing a function on a grid. To use a finite difference method to approximate the solution to a problem, one must first discretize the problem's domain. This is usually done by dividing the domain into a uniform grid (see image to the right).


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We have shown in the previous paragraphs how the order of consistency of an. approximation methods to a diï¬erential equation can be proven. However, as. the short numerical calculation in equation (1.5) (where a consistent central. diï¬erence approximation to the advection equation failed) has shown, consis-.


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Finite diï¬erence methods for. two-pointboundaryvalueproblems. Letusconsideramodelproblem. u (x)=f(x), 0<x<1,u(0)=ua,u(1)=u. b, to illustrate the general procedure using a ï¬nite diï¬erence method as follows. Note that, if f(x) is continuous in [0, 1], then the solution to the ODE with the given boundary. condition exists and it is unique. Furthermore, the solution u(x) has continuous up to. secondorderderivativesin[0, 1]. Therearemanyapplicationofone-dimensionalsecondordertwo-pointboundaryvalue. problems.


HTML ASCII Reference
The ASCII Character Set. ASCII stands for the American Standard Code for Information Interchange. It was designed in the early 60's, as a standard character set for computers and electronic devices. ASCII is a 7-bit character set containing 128 characters.


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Each character is 2 octets. code set 0: US-ASCII (a single 7-bit byte set) 1st byte = 00 2nd byte = 20-7E code set 1: JIS X0208-1990 (a double 7-bit byte set) restricted to A0-FF in both bytes code set 2: Half Width Katakana (a single 7-bit byte set) 1st byte = 00 2nd byte = A0-FF code set 3: JIS X0212-1990 (a double 7-bit byte set) restricted to A0-FF in the first byte and 21-7E in the second byte


Character Sets
[RFC2978] Note. These are the official names for character sets that may be used in the Internet and may be referred to in Internet documentation. These names are expressed in ANSI_X3.4-1968 which is commonly called US-ASCII or simply ASCII.


Character Sets
The character set most commonly use in the Internet and used especially in protocol standards is US-ASCII, this is strongly encouraged. The use of the name US-ASCII is also encouraged. The character set names may be up to 40 characters taken from the printable characters of US-ASCII. However, no distinction is made between use of upper and lower case letters. The MIBenum value is a unique value for use in MIBs to identify coded character sets.


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Substitution (SUB) 58: 90: Z : 122: z : 154: Ã : 186 Â¦ 218 + 250 Â· 27: Escape (ESC) 59; 91 [ 123 { 155 Â¢ 187 + 219 Â¦ 251 â 28: File separator (PS) 60 < 92 \ 124 | 156 Â£ 188 + 220 _ 252: n: 29: Group separator (GS) 61 = 93] 125} 157 Â¥ 189 + 221 Â¦ 253: Â²: 30: Record separator (RS) 62 > 94 ^ 126 ~ 158: P : 190 + 222 Â¦ 254 Â¦ 31: Unit separator (US) 63? 95 _ 127 Â¦ DEL : 159: Æ : 191 + 223 Â¯ 255 : ASCII Characters (Decimal) These are the Standard ASCII characters (0-127) plus the Extended ASCII characters: as implemented on a DOS personal computer. This chart shows the values in decimal (0-255) Table creation courtesy of: www.FlexComm.com Support~Services ~ 20060525TH.


Character Sets
The second region (1000-1999) is for the Unicode and ISO/IEC 10646 coded character sets together with a specification of a (set of) sub-repertoires that may occur. The third region (>1999) is intended for vendor specific coded character sets.


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These are the Standard ASCII characters (0-127) plus the Extended ASCII characters as implemented on a DOS personal computer. This chart shows the values in decimal (0-255)


HTML ASCII Reference
The ASCII Character Set ASCII stands for the American Standard Code for Information Interchange. It was designed in the early 60's, as a standard character set for computers and electronic devices. ASCII is a 7-bit character set containing 128 characters. It contains the numbers from 0-9, the upper and lower case English letters from A to Z, and some special characters. The character sets used in modern computers, in HTML, and on the Internet, are all based on ASCII.


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STANDARD ASCII (0-127) EXTENDED ASCII (128-255) Control Codes : Keyboard and <Alt+number> <Alt+number> 0: Null : 32: sp : 64 @ 96 ` 128: Ã : 160: Ã¡ : 192 + 224: Î±: 1: Start of heading (SOH) 33! 65: A : 97: a : 129: Ã¼ : 161: Ã : 193- 225: Ã: 2: Start of text (STX) 34  66: B : 98: b : 130: Ã© : 162: Ã³ : 194- 226: Î: 3: End of text (ETX) 35 # 67: C : 99: c : 131: Ã¢ : 163: Ãº : 195 + 227: Ï: 4: End of transmit (EOT) 36 $ 68: D : 100: d : 132: Ã¤ : 164


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ASCII and EBCDIC character sets XL Fortran uses the ASCII character set as its collating sequence. This table lists the standard ASCII characters in numerical order with the corresponding decimal and hexadecimal values. For convenience in working with programs that use EBCDIC character values, the corresponding information for EBCDIC characters is also included. The table indicates the control characters with Ctrl- notation.


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1 On average, August has the hottest water temperature. 2  On average, December has the coldest water temperature.  The monthly mean water temperature over the year in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Data from nearest weather station: Montego Bay, Jamaica (0.0 Miles).


CLIMATE: AVERAGE MONTHLY WEATHER IN Montego Bay, Jamaica
World Weather & Climate Information. Average monthly weather in Montego Bay, Jamaica. The climate is tropical in Montego Bay. Rain is seen in most months, there is only a short dry season. The averaga annual temperature is 26 degrees Celcius (79Â° Fahrenheit). What's the best time to travel to Montego Bay in Jamaica? Here are some annual weather facts we collected from our historical weather data: Most rainfall (rainy season) is seen in May, June, August, September, October and November.


Average water temperature in Montego Bay (fahrenheit)
World Weather & Climate Information. Average water temperature in Montego Bay (fahrenheit) 1  On average, August has the hottest water temperature.  On average, December has the coldest water temperature.


Average water temperature in Montego Bay (fahrenheit)
1 On average, December has the coldest water temperature.  The monthly mean water temperature over the year in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Data from nearest weather station: Montego Bay, Jamaica (0.0 Miles).


Average water temperature in Montego Bay (fahrenheit)
The monthly mean water temperature over the year in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Show the average water temperatures in Montego Bay in Celcius Â». Data from nearest weather station: Montego Bay, Jamaica (0.0 Miles). Weather and Climate offers all the information you need to know about the climate in Montego Bay.


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The data for Jamaica, NY 11434 may also contain data for the following areas: Rochdale Village, Addisleigh Park, Jamaica. Mean Sky Cover: reflects the approximate amount that the sky is covered with clouds, sunrise to sunset on a scale of 0 to 10.


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For more information, see the weather forecast and our average climate infomation (in graphs) below. * Data from nearest weather station: Montego Bay, Jamaica (0.0 Miles). Average water temperature over the year.


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Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Demographic Information FAQ. The data for Jamaica, NY 11434 may also contain data for the following areas: Rochdale Village, Addisleigh Park, Jamaica. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.


How fast will a free fall take me from 0-60 mph?
The fastest car (Dodge Challenger SRT Demon) is faster than free-fall. List of fastest production cars by acceleration - Wikipedia. It takes 2.1 seconds to go from 0 to 60mph. Free-fall takes 2.7 seconds.


How fast will a free fall take me from 0-60 mph?
A free fall, implies an acceleration of 1 g, 9.8 m/s^2 The best acceleration between rubber and asphalt is about 0.9 g If you attempt a higher acceleration, the wheels would start slipping.


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If my car can accelerate at 0-60 mph in 2.5 sec. and has a recorded top speed of 300 mph, how long (t and d) would it take me to reach the top...


Free Fall
Free Fall. To calculate the maximum speed at which a person would fall, you need to know that person's weight and their air drag, which depends on their shape, size, position (i.e., spread-eagle, feet-first, etc.), and the density of the air. If you are comfortable with complex equations and integrals, you can calculate this.


How fast will a free fall take me from 0-60 mph?
A free fall, implies an acceleration of 1 g, 9.8 m/s^2. The best acceleration between rubber and asphalt is about 0.9 g. If you attempt a higher acceleration, the wheels would start slipping. Therefore a conventional car would not be able to beat the acceleration of free fall.


Speed of Fall
Various pages on columbia.edu put the origin time of the signal at the source at 10:28:31, plus or minus one second. This is based on an estimate of 2 km/s travel speed for the S waves, which, given the PAL station's distance of 34 KM from the WTC, gives a travel time of 17 seconds.


Free Fall
The Free Fall Research Page Falling Math To calculate the maximum speed at which a person would fall, you need to know that person's weight and their air drag, which depends on their shape, size, position (i.e., spread-eagle, feet-first, etc.), and the density of the air.


Speed of Fall
Speed of Fall. The Towers' Tops Fell Virtually Unimpeded. The time it took the Towers to fall may be one of the most important pieces of evidence in determining their mode of destruction. It is widely accepted that both Towers completely fell (nearly everything but the dust reached the ground) in around ten seconds.


How fast will a free fall take me from 0-60 mph?
Freefall for a person is estimated at 120 mph in a belly-down position (what most people think of when thinking of a free-fall position). A head-down speed position has been estimated at about 200 mph. Assuming an aggressive fall position for the race to 60, we'll use 180 mph as the number for freefall. The question uses freefall to mean fall. I'm using freefall to mean freefall - the maximum speed of an object falling. 60 is 1/3 of 180.


peripheral vascular disease
Causes and symptoms. There are many causes of peripheral vascular disease. One major risk factor is smoking cigarettes. Other diseases predispose patients to develop peripheral vascular disease. These include diabetes, Buerger's disease, hypertension, and Raynaud's disease.


Hypertensive Heart Disease
Hypertensive heart disease refers to heart conditions caused by high blood pressure. The heart working under increased pressure causes some different heart disorders. Hypertensive heart disease includes heart failure, thickening of the heart muscle, coronary artery disease, and other conditions. Hypertensive heart disease can cause serious health problems. Itâs the leading cause of death from high blood pressure.


Indicator Definitions - Cardiovascular Disease
Mortality from total cardiovascular diseases. Pneumococcal vaccination among non-institutionalized adults aged â¥65 years with a history of coronary heart disease. Pneumococcal vaccination among non-institutionalized adults aged 18-64 years with a history of coronary heart disease.


Hypertensive Heart Disease
Types of hypertensive heart disease. In general, the heart problems associated with high blood pressure relate to the heartâs arteries and muscles. The types of hypertensive heart disease include: Narrowing of the arteries. Coronary arteries transport blood to your heart muscle.


Indicator Definitions - Cardiovascular Disease
More than 348,000 American deaths in 2009 included high blood pressure as a primary or contributing cause.4 Approximately 20%â30% of coronary heart disease and 20%â50% of strokes in the United States are attributable to uncontrolled hypertension.4 Blood pressure-related cardiovascular complications can occur before the onset of established ...


hypertension
high blood pressure. 1  cardiovascular disease - a disease of the heart or blood vessels. 2  essential hypertension, hyperpiesia, hyperpiesis - persistent and pathological high blood pressure for which no specific cause can be found.


Indicator Definitions - Cardiovascular Disease
Heart failure is the primary cause of more than 55,000 of the 600,000 heart disease deaths in 2009 and heart failure was mentioned as a contributing cause in more than 270,000 deaths (1 in 9) in 2009.2 Congestive heart failure (CHF) is the leading principal diagnosis for Medicare hospital claims.3.


The Power of Moral Duality in HamletRigby Miller
The Power of Moral Duality in Hamlet Rigby Miller The author Izaak Walton noted, The person that loses their conscience has nothing left worth keeping. The characters in Hamlet constantly struggle with the power of their consciences, as they are tempted to satiate their innermost desires.


How is Hamlet morally ambiguous?
I need to write a paper on how is Hamlet morally ambiguous by analyzing passages. If i can get examples, it would be great.


What is Moral In Hamlet?
Hamlet stabs the man because he believes that Polonius is the King, and he thinks that he is avenging his father's murder and stopping a spy. However, as seen by moral code at the time a death could only be justified in a time of war or against a known enemy showing that his actions against Polonius are immoral.


Hamlet Question Please?
The question for you is not so much, how can you tell that Hamlet is morally ambiguous, but why does Shakespeare make him morally ambiguous. In some ways Hamlet is the first modern tragic hero. He doesn't just go and do what he's taught is right, he has to work it out for himself.


"What Is a ""morally Ambiguous Character""?"
Quick Answer. Morally ambiguous characters are difficult to classify as either good or evil, as they contain strong elements of both. This type of character can be used as either a hero or a villain, though stories with a morally ambiguous central hero are generally tragedies.


Hamlet
The question of his own death plagues Hamlet as well, as he repeatedly contemplates whether or not suicide is a morally legitimate action in an unbearably painful world.


"What Is a ""morally Ambiguous Character""?"
Morally ambiguous characters are difficult to classify as either good or evil, as they contain strong elements of both. This type of character can be used as either a hero or a villain, though... Morally ambiguous characters are difficult to classify as either good or evil, as they contain strong elements of both. This type of character can be used as either a hero or a villain, though... Star Gazing


Hamlet Question Please?
On the flip side of killing people, Hamlet is morally ambiguous because he's killing for the sake of avenging his father's ghost. He's good because he ultimately loves his mother and tries to protect her, but he's bad because he's willing to do what it takes and kill who he must to get his ends.


Hamlet: Saint or Sinner?
9 comments: Almost the entire play can be pointed towards Hamlet's moral ambiguity, even the basic plotline. His father's dead, and his uncle is married to his mother... and he is presented with the even darker fact that his uncle was the murderer of his own father for the title of the crown.


The Power of Moral Duality in HamletRigby Miller
The Power of Moral Duality in Hamlet Rigby Miller. The author Izaak Walton noted, The person that loses their conscience has nothing left worth keeping.. The characters in Hamlet constantly struggle with the power of their consciences, as they are tempted to satiate their innermost desires.


Louisiana nursing homes rank poorly on quality, report says
The federal Medicaid agency grades nursing homes on a five-star rating system. The auditor's report says 14 percent of Louisiana's 259 nursing homes got five stars and 21 percent had the lowest rating of one star.


Thousands Of Nursing Home Beds Empty As State Rebalances Care
Of the 68 homes with higher-than-average vacancy rates, 20 were only 60 to 80 percent occupied, leaving hundreds of beds unused. Statewide, even with the closures of 15 nursing homes since 2008, at least 2,450 beds were vacant as of May 2013.


Louisiana nursing homes rank poorly on quality, report says
âNursing home payments grew by 38 percent over three years. The daily rate average was $117.19 in June 2010 and $161.56 by October 2013. But the report says Louisiana's rates were among the lowest when compared to 18 other states.


Louisiana nursing homes rank poorly on quality, report says
But Louisiana still ranks in the top five states for nursing home use per capita for people over age 85. âThe average occupancy rate at Louisiana's nursing homes is lower than the national average, at 72.5 percent in the 2011 budget year and growing to 75 percent by the 2013 fiscal year. The national average was 83 percent.


Thousands Of Nursing Home Beds Empty As State Rebalances Care
For example, the average occupancy rate for five HealthBridge Management nursing homes that filed for bankruptcy earlier this year was 86 percent. In terms of location, there are 18 homes clustered within 10 miles of Waterbury, many with occupancy rates below the state average. At the Village Green of Waterbury, 52 of the nursing homeâs 150 beds were empty this spring â even after the facility downsized from its original 180-bed capacity. âWhen occupancy rates are low, itâs a challenge to the whole building,â said Linda Garcia, the homeâs administrator.


Thousands Of Nursing Home Beds Empty As State Rebalances Care
Overall, Connecticutâs nursing home occupancy rate has tumbled in the past decade â from 93.3 percent in 2003, the third highest in the nation, to 89.8 percent, the 10 th highest, according to March 2013 federal data.


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Key Facts. 1  There are 682 nursing homes in Florida, representing 83,229 beds. 2  The estimated number of residents is 73,000 (roughly 85% occupancy at any given time). 3  There are 3,042 licensed ALFs in Florida, representing 85,000 beds.


Facts About Long Term Care In Florida
1 Nursing home expenditures account for less than 15% of the overall Medicaid budget; this is down from 19% in 2001. 2  A typical 100-bed skilled nursing care center that mirrors national averages will serve more total individuals coming from the hospital for short-stay, post-acute care (189) than for long term care (86).


Long-Term Care Trends and Statistics
1 The median annual cost of care for a semi-private room in a nursing home is $83,950.*. 2  The median annual cost of care for a private room in a nursing home is $91,615*. 3  The median annual cost for care for a private room in an assisted living is $36,000.*.


Facts About Long Term Care In Florida
1 The median annual cost of care for a private room in a nursing home is $91,615*. 2  The median annual cost for care for a private room in an assisted living is $36,000.*. 3  Nearly 40 percent of long term care spending is paid for by private funds.


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White feathers mean calling a truce and peace. Little white  feathers are a symbol of angels and finding white feathers means an  angel is watching over you or as a reminder â¦ that they are there to  bring hope and comfort.   * Place an ad in the local newspaper where the person died and also place an add in the legal press. Contact the Law Society in your area and they will tell you which magazine to place the ad in. However it may be the case that the person never had a solicitor or made a will.


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My sister in law had just been telling us the story of finding a white feather after her mum died.I had never heard of this before but in the next three days I found three white feathers in different places.I like to think it was my dad looking down on me. lost my husband to COPD and lung cancer on 16 July 2013. Just 5 hours after he had died, I found a white feather, about 3 to 4 inches long, and since then, I find them almost every day.


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White feathers mean calling a truce and peace. Little white  feathers are a symbol of angels and finding white feathers means an  angel is watching over you or as a reminder â¦ that they are there to  bring hope and comfort. believe it means they don't want you to worry so they take feather's from there wing's. They don't want to see you sad the rest of their live. It also could stand for being â¦ connected with the loved one. Or there could be a bird in your house are a material that has feathers inside.


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I lost my husband to COPD and lung cancer on 16 July 2013. Just 5 hours after he had died, I found a white feather, about 3 to 4 inches long, and since then, I find them almost every day.I know it's not a cat that's got a bird, as they are pure white, beautifully formed, and I live in Birmingham where WHITE feathers are unheard of. lost my husband to COPD and lung cancer on 16 July 2013. Just 5 hours after he had died, I found a white feather, about 3 to 4 inches long, and since then, I find them almost every day.


Angel Feathers. What Is The Meaning of Finding Feathers?
Finding feathers in and of itself is a blessing and a signal that your angels are with you, ask for help! Use the moment when you find a feather as a reminder to return to presence yourself, and to thank the angels for their presence and assistance in your life.he Egyptians believed feathers to be a symbol of Maâat, the goddess of truth, justice, and order. Native American Chiefs wore feathers in their head-dresses to represent their communication with the spirit world, and believed finding feathers was a sign of new beginnings and rebirth from spirit.


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The Crown of Feathers is another object having to do with pillows. They are made of down feathers of the same size, all swirled into a circle, and all joined at the center of the circle. When a person dies on a feather pillow and goes to heaven, the angels leave a crown of feathers in the pillow.The older the person, the larger the crown. In England cock fights used to be great sport.he practice is thought to have begun during the Boer War. If you find a white and black feather after a prayer, it is believed that the feather is a sign your prayer will be answered. Feathers from a wren are used by sailors to prevent shipwreck.