Should Women Calculate Their Maximum Heart Rate Differently Than Men?
Now we know for the first time what is normal for women, and it's a lower peak heart rate than for men, said study researcher Dr. Martha Gulati, assistant professor of medicine and cardiology at Northwestern.


What Is a Good Heart Rate After Exercising?
Your heart rate one minute after exercising is particularly important because a heart rate that declines fewer than 12 beats per minute during that minute is a âpowerful and independent predictor of the risk of death,â according to âThe New England Journal of Medicine.â.


What Is a Good Heart Rate After Exercising?
You get the most cardiovascular benefit from exercise when your heart rate is 60 to 85 percent of your maximum heart rate, according to the health textbook âAn Invitation to Health.â Your maximum heart rate is 220 heartbeats per minute minus your age.


Should Women Calculate Their Maximum Heart Rate Differently Than Men?
But now, researchers from Northwestern University have shown that method is inaccurate for women, and have proposed a new calculation. In a 16-year study of almost 5,500 healthy women aged 35 to 93, researchers found a link between abnormal heart rate responses during exercise and an increased risk of heart attack.


Causes of Right, Left Leg and Foot Pain
Lower limb pain may occur due to various causes, of which trauma or injury to the leg is a common occurrence. Damage to bones, muscles, tendons, or joints due to overuse or strenuous activity or sustained during a fall or car accident injuries are the most common causes of traumatic leg or foot pain.


Causes of Right, Left Leg and Foot Pain
1 In severe cases there may be pain even at rest. 2  Pain may be present in one leg or if a number of arteries are involved, there may be bilateral pain (in both right and left leg). 3  Blood clots may cause acute leg pain if one of the arteries responsible for blood supply to the leg is blocked by a clot.


Leg Pain
Pain in the legs may be due to injury or inflammation of any of the structures that are found in the leg, including bones, joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, blood vessels, nerves, and skin. Inflammation of tissues is usually the cause of pain. Pain can also radiate from other parts of the body and be felt in the leg. Back ailments can cause pain and numbness of the leg.


How much resistance does a human body offer to a current flowing across it (head to toe), assuming the body to be 6 feet long?
The NIOSH states Under dry conditions, the resistance offered by the human body may be as high as100,000 Ohms. Wet or broken skin may drop the body's resistance to1,000 Ohms, adding that high-voltage electrical energy quickly breaks down human skin, reducing the human body's resistance to 500 Ohms..


What is the average electrical resistance of the human body?
Best Answer: Human body has different resistances, when dry, resistance is 100.000 ohms. When wet because of sweat or water, resistance is only 1,000 ohms. So for 30ma to pass through your body, when threshold level is felt: V=30/1000(100,000)= 3,000 volts. It means you can die at 3,000volts when dry. = 30 volts.


How much resistance does a human body offer to a current flowing across it (head to toe), assuming the body to be 6 feet long?
The human body's resistance to current flow varies depending on: Human resistance is about 10,000 ohms on the high side and as little as 1,000 ohms if the person is wet. Let's see how much current flows through a person if he or she contacts a typical 120 volt household circuit. On the high side, with human resistance around 10,000 ohms, we can compute the current flow by dividing the voltage, 120, by the resistance, 10,000. This yields 0.012 amps, or 12 milliamps.


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Confidence votes 402. You can not find a set amount of electrical resistance because your body is made of many different materials and the amount varies with time. ex: your body may, hypothetically, conduct more current if it is better hydrated.


Why does wet skin offer less resistance?
This is equivalent to connect your body with this water surface in parallel. The total resistance of your body and water connected in parallel is smaller, but current through the body itself does not change, but it is larger in total as some flows through water.


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Data The following is a chart of the voltage readings that I recorded that came from using the above delineated procedure. Date and time go: Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute and a 24 hour, as opposed to a 12 hour, time designation is used. The testing has run from 2003's August's 16'th to the present.


Why does wet skin offer less resistance?
But --. Current can in some part lower body resistance: because water tends to flow under your skin, which is not a solid barrier. This might be because of energy of the flowing current, increasing the temperature, and making some dielectric phenomena on the cellular level, that destroy skin surface.


Measuring human resistance with a DMM
It has nothing to do with any capacitance. It's all about skin resistance. The resistivity inside your body is much lower than that of the skin. As a result, your measurement is really showing you the sum of two resistances thru the skin. The main reason skin has higher resistance than the body internally is because the skin is dry.


Measuring body resistance with multimeter
Nov 21, 2010 #1. TsAmE Thread Starter Member Apr 19, 2010. 72. 0. Using the 2 probes of my multimeter (placing the red probe on my left thumb and black probe on my right thumb) I measured about 1 mega ohm for my body resistance.


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The one recording told me all of the information that I could use, which seemed to be that if I worked at increasing my body's voltage, I would be working towards improving my physical body's functionality. (Top) A Human Physical Body's Voltage Under Various Conditions.


General information concerning patents
Since the rights granted by a U.S. patent extend only throughout the territory of the United States and have no effect in a foreign country, an inventor who wishes patent protection in other countries must apply for a patent in each of the other countries or in regional patent offices.


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The patent application process is complex. The USPTO cannot assist in the preparation of patent application papers. If you are ready to apply for a patent, we strongly advise you contact a registered patent attorney or agent.


The Myth of the 18-Month Delay in Publishing Patent Applications
The most frequent publishing delay is 6 months â these are patents that were filed 12 months after the priority date. The 18-month spike is the case where the priority date is the same as the filing date for a new application, and the vanilla 18-month rule applies.


Frequently Asked Questions: General questions
A patent is a government-granted monopoly on an invention, for up to twenty years. As long as the patent is valid (the owner has to pay a yearly fee to maintain the patent), the owner can exclude others from (commercially) exploiting his invention. It may happen that two people both hold a patent on an essential aspect of an invention, and then neither of them can exploit the invention without the other's permission.


The US Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office - An Agency of the Department of Commerce


0human years
Your cat's age. Please note: - Cats with a corresponding human age of 0-18 are in the growth phase. - Cats with a corresponding human age of 50+ can be considered senior. - Certain cat breeds can have a very specific aging profile that is not captured in this calculator.


How to Calculate Cat Years to Human Years
How to Calculate A Catâs Age in Cat Years. Also: A popular misconception is that cats age seven years (in human years) for each calendar year. In fact, feline aging is much more rapid during the first two years of life. A cat reaches the approximate human age of 15 during its first year, then 24 at age 2. Each year thereafter, it ages approximately four âcat yearsâ for every calendar year. Thus, a 5-year-old feline would be approximately 36 in cat years.


How Old is Your Cat in People Years?
Reviewed by Dr. Celeste Clements, DVM, DACVIM on Tuesday, August 11, 2015. Cats, Senior Cats, Age. Posted October 23, 2015 in Cat Checkups & Preventive Care. Beginning at around age 9, your cat enters senior years. At this stage, cats often begin to develop diseases common to their senior-human counterparts, such as diabetes, heart disease, hyperthyroidism, kidney disease and cancer. In fact, one out of 10 pets that appears healthy, has an underlying disease1.


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If your cat was a human, how old would (s)he be? Do you want to know how old your cat would be if he/she were a human? This website will convert your cat age's to the corresponding human age. This tool provides an estimate only.


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For the Sun, a photon is generated at the center and makes its way to the surface. It may take up to several million years to get to the surface, and the form of the energy may change from X-ray to visible wavelengths.


Once a photon of light is generated, how long does it take to escape beyond the outer part of the Sun?
The receiving atom re-emits the energy again in a random direction as one photon or several photons at slightly lower energy. The energy travels as photons from atom to atom, being absorbed and then re-emitted so it takes a long time for radiation to reach the Sun's surface.


Our Interesting Sun
Nuclear fusion takes place in the sun's core. Energy then moves by photon radiation through the radiation zone (no fusion) to the convection zone. The energy in the form of heat then moves by convection to the surface. Convection is the flow of heat through a fluid, in this case plasma.


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It is just the surface of last scattering. For the Sun, a photon is generated at the center and makes its way to the surface. It may take up to several million years to get to the surface, and the form of the energy may change from X-ray to visible wavelengths.


Travel photon or random walk
Photosphere: The photosphere to 160 km thick is only responsible for the emission of energy that bathes the planets, it is mottled granules. Chromosphere: The chromosphere is a semi-transparent layer visible during eclipses.


How much air pollution comes from cars?
You see it every time that smoke billows from your car's exhaust pipe, so there's no denying that vehicles are major contributors to air pollution. Air pollution refers to the presence of foreign substances in the air that donât belong there, or excessive amounts of certain impurities that wouldn't harm us otherwise.


Cigarette smoke produces 10 times more air pollution than diesel car exhaust
The air pollution emitted by cigarettes is 10 times greater than diesel car exhaust, suggests a controlled experiment, reported in Tobacco Control. Environmental tobacco smoke produces fine particulate matter, which is the most dangerous element of air pollution for health.


Cigarette smoke produces 10 times more air pollution than diesel car exhaust
The air pollution emitted by cigarettes is 10 times greater than diesel car exhaust, suggests a controlled experiment, reported in Tobacco Control.


Smoking Worse Than Exhaust for Air Pollution
WebMD Health News. Aug. 23, 2004 -- Three cigarettes can cause more air pollution than a diesel car's exhaust, according to an Italian study. The study compared levels of air pollution particles produced by cigarettes with those coming from a late-model eco-diesel engine.


How Does Car Pollution Affect the Environment & Ozone Layer?
More likely than not, getting a vehicle from point A to point B involves combustion of a fossil fuel, a process that emits gasses and affects the environment. In December 1970, the U.S. Department of Transportation reported over 89.9 billion vehicle miles traveled, or VMT.


Motor vehicle pollution
All motor vehicles release pollutants into the air, mostly through the exhaust fumes that come out of the tailpipe when the engine operates. Did you know that: 1  more than 99.4% of all pollutant gases are invisible. 2  your car releases emissions even when it's standing still.


Smoking Worse Than Exhaust for Air Pollution
Aug. 23, 2004 -- Three cigarettes can cause more air pollution than a diesel car's exhaust, according to an Italian study.


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Instructions. How to make crispy sweet potato fries: Preheat oven to 400F and grease a baking sheet. Cut the potatoes into fry shapes (thick or thin), then soak them in water for around 45 minutes.0th June 2013 at 1:44 am. I tried the âcrispyâ sweet potato fries tonight and they were not crispy at all. I added 30 minutes (5 minutes at a time) to the baking time. I broiled them on the bottom rack for 15 minutes (5 minutes at a time) and I even tried some in a frying pan on the stove and they are still not crispy.


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Add all other ingredients and mix well. Spread the fries on the baking sheet. Bake 25-30 minutes, turning halfway through. For even crispier fries, feel free to leave them in longer or broil for the last 1-2 minutes.A reader also left the advice to cook them on parchment paper, which will absorb some of the moisture.0th June 2013 at 1:44 am. I tried the âcrispyâ sweet potato fries tonight and they were not crispy at all. I added 30 minutes (5 minutes at a time) to the baking time. I broiled them on the bottom rack for 15 minutes (5 minutes at a time) and I even tried some in a frying pan on the stove and they are still not crispy.


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If the fries are not crisp enough, increase the cooking time and or temp. If no instructions are available, my method is to spray raw sweet potatos with olive oil (ever so lightly) tray them, on a baking sheet with parchment paper, and cook at 425 F for 30 minutes. I turn and season them 1/2 through cooking.e Sweet Potato Fries -. It seems there is no way to make Crisp Baked Sweet Potato Fries without first partially cooking them in hot oil. If I can sell this method (partially deep frying the sweet potato fries) to my daughter, it may be a real win.


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My daughter avoids Frozen Idaho (White) Baked Potato Fries and prefers to give Baked Sweet Potato Fries to her children. A while back I had Crisp Baked Sweet Potatoes Fries from store bought frozen bags that were quite good, but have not been able to make Crisp Baked Sweet Potatoes Fries from fresh sweet potatoes.e Sweet Potato Fries -. It seems there is no way to make Crisp Baked Sweet Potato Fries without first partially cooking them in hot oil. If I can sell this method (partially deep frying the sweet potato fries) to my daughter, it may be a real win.


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10th June 2013 at 1:44 am. I tried the âcrispyâ sweet potato fries tonight and they were not crispy at all. I added 30 minutes (5 minutes at a time) to the baking time. I broiled them on the bottom rack for 15 minutes (5 minutes at a time) and I even tried some in a frying pan on the stove and they are still not crispy.0th June 2013 at 1:44 am. I tried the âcrispyâ sweet potato fries tonight and they were not crispy at all. I added 30 minutes (5 minutes at a time) to the baking time. I broiled them on the bottom rack for 15 minutes (5 minutes at a time) and I even tried some in a frying pan on the stove and they are still not crispy.


Oven Baked Sweet Potato Fries
Alternately, you can slice the peeled sweet potato into disks either with a mandoline or a sharp knife. 3 Put the sweet potatoes into a large bowl and add the oil. Mix well to combine. Sprinkle with salt, sugar and spices of your choice.Use your hands to mix well, so all pieces are coated with oil and spices.4 Spread the sweet potatoes out in a single layer on a baking sheet; the oil they are coated with should keep them from sticking to the pan. If you are trying to cut fat, reduce the oil to 2 Tbsp and use a non-stick coating on the baking sheet.se your hands to mix well, so all pieces are coated with oil and spices. 4 Spread the sweet potatoes out in a single layer on a baking sheet; the oil they are coated with should keep them from sticking to the pan. If you are trying to cut fat, reduce the oil to 2 Tbsp and use a non-stick coating on the baking sheet.


Really Crispy Sweet Potato Fries
Directions. 1  Preheat oven to 425Â°. 2  Peel and cut sweet potatoes into fries no thicker than 1/2â³. 3  Drain water from bowl and lift fries out by the handful. 4  Put cornstarch in a plastic bag and drop all of your fries inches Blow a little air into the bag, twist the top and shake it vigorously. 5  Coat with Olive Oil. 6  Bake for 15 minutes then check. ( 7 for ...irections. 1  Preheat oven to 425Â°. 2  Peel and cut sweet potatoes into fries no thicker than 1/2â³. 3  Soak in water for minimum of one hour, but preferably for half a day. 4  Drain water from bowl and lift fries out by the handful. 5  Give them a good shake.


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Another commenter recommends preheating the baking sheet, to help the fries get crisp.). 5 Bake for a total of 25 to 30 minutes. After the first 15 minutes, remove the baking sheet from the oven and turn over all of the sweet potato pieces.se your hands to mix well, so all pieces are coated with oil and spices. 4 Spread the sweet potatoes out in a single layer on a baking sheet; the oil they are coated with should keep them from sticking to the pan. If you are trying to cut fat, reduce the oil to 2 Tbsp and use a non-stick coating on the baking sheet.


How to Make Perfect, Crispy Oven-Fried Sweet Potato Fries
At a restaurant, a small order of deep-fried sweet potato fries can set you back 260 calories and 13 grams of fat. Luckily, making your own crispy sweet potato fries is easy to do in your oven, so you donât need a deep fryer.Youâll save 122 calories and 11 grams of fat per serving when you fry them in your oven instead. Here are a few tips for making perfect crispy(!) sweet potato fries without burning:t a restaurant, a small order of deep-fried sweet potato fries can set you back 260 calories and 13 grams of fat. Luckily, making your own crispy sweet potato fries is easy to do in your oven, so you donât need a deep fryer.


Guaranteed Crispy BAKED Sweet Potato Fries
1 Put them in a bowl and cover with cold, fresh water. 2  Let them soak for 1 hour or up to overnight. 3  Pour the water and sweet potato matchsticks into a colander, rinse with fresh water, then pat dry with paper towels. 4  They should not be visibly wet, but they don't have to be bone dry. Arrange the pans in the oven so that one is in the top third of the oven and the other is in the bottom third of the oven. 2  Set the timer for 15 minutes. 3  After 15 minutes, use a stiff metal spatula or fish turner to get under the fries and flip them over.


8 Foods that Cause Acid Reflux
7 Foods That Cause Acid Reflux. If you suffer from heartburn, nausea, burping, and other unfortunate gut issues, limit your intake of these irritating foods and drinks. Acid reflux or heartburn has everything to do with your gutâand nothing to do with your heart.


Will eating this give me heartburn?
Spicy foods such as jalapeno peppers sometimes trigger heartburn in individuals. In addition, other foods such as garlic and onions may cause the same problems. Even peppermint may cause heartburn in some individuals because mint relaxes the lower esophageal sphincter.


How to Sell Beanie Babies
By using this guide on how to sell Beanie Babies on eBay, you can maximize the amount of money you make on your transaction. Many Beanie Babies continue to fetch top dollar, so you can make a decent amount of cash by effectively listing yours.ou have multiple options for how to sell your Beanie Baby, including an auction-style listing or to list it with a fixed price. You can also set it up as an auction-style listing with the option to Buy it Now.


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Buying Beanie Babies Selling Beanie Babies. Below is a huge compiled list of retired beanie babies and their prices. Search (ctrl-f) and check if your beanie baby is on the list â if it is, youâll be able to see how much it is worth!Some are quite valuable, so if you have one and you are looking to sell it, make sure you get your moneys worth. The list also includes rare beanie babies.uying Beanie Babies Selling Beanie Babies. Below is a huge compiled list of retired beanie babies and their prices. Search (ctrl-f) and check if your beanie baby is on the list â if it is, youâll be able to see how much it is worth!


How to Sell Beanie Babies
Beanie Babies that are in mint condition with mint tags tend to fetch top dollar. The generation of the Beanie Baby may also have an impact and can be determined by examining its hang tag and tush tag. In some cases, variations such as spots, colors, and markings can impact the value of a Beanie Baby as well.ou have multiple options for how to sell your Beanie Baby, including an auction-style listing or to list it with a fixed price. You can also set it up as an auction-style listing with the option to Buy it Now.


HOW DO I KNOW IF MY BEANIE IS RARE?
1 Because condition is very key to the value of a rare beanie, we can not price them until we see them. 2  Because there is a considerable amount of counterfeit beanies, some of which are terrible copies and some of which are quite good, we may need to take your beanies to an authenticator. When you ship your beanies, please put your rare ones in a separate bag or box within your large box and clearly mark it RARE. 2  Our check in staff do not know which beanies are rare, but they are trained to bring containers marked RARE directly to a buyer for evaluation.


HOW DO I KNOW IF MY BEANIE IS RARE?
Beanie Babies with 3rd generation swing tags may also be worth more if they are in mint condition. Attic Treasures with 3rd generation swing tags are common. Please see the pictures below to identify 1st, 2nd and 3rd generation swing tags. When you ship your beanies, please put your rare ones in a separate bag or box within your large box and clearly mark it RARE. 2  Our check in staff do not know which beanies are rare, but they are trained to bring containers marked RARE directly to a buyer for evaluation.


Where to sell rare Beanie Babies
Great! You can learn more about how to sell your rare beanie baby on eBay here. And you can actually list your beanie baby through this link. eBay does charge seller's fees, which are typically 10% and you only pay when the item sells!Tags: beanie baby.irst, you need to do your research. In the late 90s, people bought a LOT of beanie babies thinking that it would be their retirement investment. Once the fad died down, so did the worth of many of the bean bag animals.


How to Sell Beanie Babies
Do Some Research. Use eBay to do a little research about the Beanie Baby that you're going to sell. By searching past and present listings, you'll have a ballpark estimate of how much you can expect to make.ou have multiple options for how to sell your Beanie Baby, including an auction-style listing or to list it with a fixed price. You can also set it up as an auction-style listing with the option to Buy it Now.


Where to sell rare Beanie Babies
First, you need to do your research. In the late 90s, people bought a LOT of beanie babies thinking that it would be their retirement investment. Once the fad died down, so did the worth of many of the bean bag animals.The majority of them at this point have ended up in thrift stores and are considered to be worthless.irst, you need to do your research. In the late 90s, people bought a LOT of beanie babies thinking that it would be their retirement investment. Once the fad died down, so did the worth of many of the bean bag animals.


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Websites such as eBay and Bonanzle are a good place to see how much the Beanie Babies are currently selling for and reference books such as Beanie Babies Collectors' Guide by Holly Stowe can be helpful in determining a price as well.uthenticate the Beanie Baby. The original 9 toys and other Beanie Babies on the market that were retired in the 1990s are considered to be rare and will get the most value from a buyer.


What's your Beanie Baby worth?
Step 3: Price guides. Evaluate the condition of your beanies, also noting the condition of the Ty tag. A missing tag may drop the value of your baby as much as 50%. Beanie Babies have two types of tags: swing or also called heart tags and tush tags, those attached to your beanies rear end.n case you haven't heard, a U.K. couple purchased an extremely rare Princess Diana edition Beanie Baby at a garage sale for just $10. Unbeknownst to them, the '90's mini collectible is actually worth an estimated $90K!


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Create a Flash Pool. Flash Pool is implemented in the Data ONTAP aggregate layer. To construct a Flash Pool, you use the follow three steps and in that order. 1. Create a 64-bit aggregate using either SATA or SAS hard drives as usual (see Figure 1). Figure 1. Create a 64-bit aggregate with SATA drives.


How to Create and Use Flash Pool?
Flash Pool is a new feature in Data ONTAP 8.1.1. Basically, it is a pool of solid state disks (SSD) plus either SATA or SAS disks (but not both SATA and SAS in the same pool). Create a Flash Pool. Flash Pool is implemented in the Data ONTAP aggregate layer.


How to Create and Use Flash Pool?
Flash Pool is implemented in the Data ONTAP aggregate layer. To construct a Flash Pool, you use the follow three steps and in that order. 1. Create a 64-bit aggregate using either SATA or SAS hard drives as usual (see Figure 1). Figure 1. Create a 64-bit aggregate with SATA drives.


NetApp Flash Pool and Flash Cache: A Deep Dive
NetApp Flash Pool Flash Pool combines HDDs and SSDs within a single storage system and provides a choice of using SLC or eMLC SSD modules. Using SSD and HDD within a single aggregate allows hot data to be tiered automatically between HDD and SSD.


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To use a Flash Pool, you create FlexVol volumes and LUNs within it, just as you would do with a normal Data ONTAP aggregate. Figure 4 below shows the example of how to create a FlexVol volume using the Flash Pool fpAggr. Figure 4. Create a FlexVol volume using the Flash Pool fpAggr.


How to Create and Use Flash Pool?
It is pretty straight forward. To use a Flash Pool, you create FlexVol volumes and LUNs within it, just as you would do with a normal Data ONTAP aggregate. Figure 4 below shows the example of how to create a FlexVol volume using the Flash Pool fpAggr. Figure 4. Create a FlexVol volume using the Flash Pool fpAggr.


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First of all, Flash Pools arenât persistent storage, itâs a cache. NetApp is unable to support a tiered storage scheme with its present architecture and will provide you reasons why tiered storage isnât relevant. However, thatâs not the focus of this discussion. As a cache, letâs compare it to Flash Cache.


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The-T parameter can be specified to change the RAID type of the HDD RAID groups or the SSD cache of a Flash Pool. To specify the SSD cache, use-T SSD. To specify the HDD RAID groups, specify any Data ONTAP disk type used in the HDD RAID groups of the Flash Pool. .


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First of all, Flash Pools arenât persistent storage, itâs a cache. NetApp is unable to support a tiered storage scheme with its present architecture and will provide you reasons why tiered storage isnât relevant. However, thatâs not the focus of this discussion.


NetApp Flash Pool and Flash Cache: A Deep Dive
Flash Storage For Dummies, NetApp Special Edition: Discover how to optimize data performance and reduce the footprint of storage infrastructure in the data center. View Now. NetApp Flash Pool Flash Pool combines HDDs and SSDs within a single storage system and provides a choice of using SLC or eMLC SSD modules.


Cash-strapped Britons are selling kidneys to pay mortgages and clear debts
Cash-strapped Britons are selling kidneys to pay mortgages and clear debts. Cash-strapped Britons are resorting to selling their kidneys to pay their mortgages and clear their debts. The would-be 'donors', who include a nurse and a taxi driver, are charging up to Â£60,000 plus expenses, an investigation found. They risk up to three years in jail if caught but say the potentially dangerous operation is their only option for getting back in the black.


What is a kidney worth?
Arie soon discovers buying a kidney is a pretty easy path to take in Israel. In dialysis units, in doctors' offices, even in newspaper classified ads, the names of organ brokers - people who arrange kidney trades - are an open secret. For $60,000 to $150,000, a new kidney can be purchased.


Cash-strapped Britons are selling kidneys to pay mortgages and clear debts
Costly operation: Kidney donors are selling their organs to deal with recession. William Henderson, a 43-year-old taxi driver from Morecambe in Lancashire, has advertised one of kidneys on the internet and wants Â£25,000 to help pay his mortgage and credit card bills and buy a new kitchen.


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And if you try to be even more clever and try to sell your kidney to someone within your state in hopes of avoiding big brother from spoiling your fun, most states have explicit laws covering the buying/selling of organs. http://www.state.gov/documents/o...


Cash-strapped Britons are selling kidneys to pay mortgages and clear debts
Other would-be sellers include a 24-year-old Polish man who lives in west London and wants Â£60,000 for a kidney. Offering to sell an organ is an offence under the Human Tissue Act and carries a maximum penalty of three years in jail plus a fine, even if the seller is willing to travel abroad for the operation.


Health Benefits of Liquid Chlorophyll
Consider selling your kidney as an Option. If you wish to sell your kidney today. Message us immediately.A kidney is bought for a maximum amount of$220,000.00 USD We are currently in search of Kidney donors from healthy Individuals in INDIA.


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However, in states such as California, it is legal to donate organs so you may be able to sell your kidney for the price of moral superiority and karma. Or maybe you can find a wealthy sugar-daddy/momma who might trade an organ donation for a marriage-of-convenience and a spot in their will.


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Peruse any/all of the posts in this search for further info: Buying or Selling Organs for Transplant. Even under the best circumstances, donating a kidney is not a pint of blood. In the U.S., approximately 4.4 living kidney donors die every year within 12 months of donating.


Itâs Legal To Sell Your Kidney In Iran
Patients, many of whom will go to China, India or Pakistan for surgery, can pay up to $200,000 for a kidney to gangs who harvest organs from vulnerable, desperate people, sometimes for as little as $5,000. Iran, however, is the only country where the buying and selling of kidneys is completely legal. And it turns out itâs a buyerâs market: for those trying to sell a kidney, there is a lot of competition. Hereâs how The Guardian describes the scene:


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They'll take your heart, lungs and liver as well! Seriously, selling organs is illegal in most countries (quora tells Iran is the exception) and obtaining Iranian citizenship and hoping someone there is a match will probably cost you more than your kidney is worth.


Baby Activities
The activity pages also have suggested activities that you can do later on, like making edible play dough, or using bath time to learn numbers. With such fun and innovative baby activities at your disposal, you can be sure you are contributing greatly to your infantâs development.


Baby Activities
Check out JumpStartâs large collection of baby activities â fun activities that you can do with your little one to promote developmental skills. These activities are a great way to spend time with your infant while contributing to the development of important skills.


The Secrets Of Infant Learning
So, trust infants and toddlers to be initiators, explorers and self-learners (which is the essence of the first RIE principle). Indeed, babies can teach us a thing or two about learning, as psychologist and infant researcher Alison Gopnik explains in her intriguing video How To Think Like A Baby.


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Lakeshore Infant & Toddler Environments. At Lakeshore, we know that quality child care programs need quality materials to match. Thatâs why we provide complete infant and toddler classrooms that have everything you needâall carefully researched according to current theory, best practices and established rating criteria. customer support.


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Learning and Development: Infants Birth to 12 Months. Babies grow and develop faster in the first year than any other year. During the first six months of life, babies gradually gain information about the world around them. Babies younger than six months depend mainly on their caregivers for their daily experiences.


Learning and Development: Infants Birth to 12 Months
Home Child Development Principles Learning and Development Infants: Birth to 12 Months. Babies grow and develop faster in the first year than any other year. During the first six months of life, babies gradually gain information about the world around them. Babies younger than six months depend mainly on their caregivers for their daily experiences.


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All families, with the necessary supports and resources, can enhance their children's learning and development. The primary role of a service provider in early intervention is to work with and support family members and caregivers in children's lives.


The Secrets Of Infant Learning
The Secrets Of Infant Learning. Posted by janet on Aug 4th, 2011. I have a dream: someday (hopefully sooner than later), babies will be acknowledged as whole people and receive all the respect they deserve. I am encouraged to report thereâs been some progress in this directionâ¦.


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Partnering with families to support healthy development of infants and toddlers. Mission, Vision and Key Principles. The Alaska Infant Learning Program is a statewide system of professionals dedicated to serving all Alaskan families with children who are at risk for or experience developmental delay.


Baby Activities
JumpStartâs baby activities are designed to help your infant successfully achieve developmental milestones. Accordingly, activities for babies that are 9 months old may target the growth of language skills, while activities for 18 month old babies will encourage the learning of left-to-right progression.


How to Prevent Kidney Stones from Recurring
Reduce your chances of redeveloping a calcium stone, the most common type of kidney stones. 1  Limit foods high is oxalate if you have experienced calcium oxalate stones. 2  Spinach, chocolate, beets and rhubarb all are high in oxalate. 3  Beans, green peppers, tea, and peanuts also contain oxalate.


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Since you have had kidney stones in the past, your physician may know the type of stone you experienced and can help you find ways to stop this type of stone from recurring. 1  Calcium stones are caused by unused calcium being collected in the kidneys and not flushed out with the rest of the urine.


Kidney Stones  In-Depth Report
High uric acid is often caused by gout or diabetes. Hyperoxaluria may be caused by diet in people who form recurrent kidney stone. It is unknown what causes most cases of hypercalciuria--excessive levels of calcium in the urine. Low levels of citrate in the urine--hypocitraturia--causes some kidney stones.


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Determine which kind of kidney stone you have had. Since you have had kidney stones in the past, your physician may know the type of stone you experienced and can help you find ways to stop this type of stone from recurring.


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According to Canadian nephrologist R. Ross Marton and colleagues, common causes of recurrent kidney stones are a low volume of urine and also high urinary levels of uric acid, oxalate or calcium. High uric acid is often caused by gout or diabetes.


Why do I need to see a nephrologist if I have recurrent kidney stones?
If you have recurrent kidney stones, a nephrologist (a doctor who specializes in kidneys) can review your history and conduct a physical exam. This could include ordering blood tests and having you complete a 24-hour urine collection.


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Hyperoxaluria. Oxalate kidney stones commonly recur as a result of excess oxalate in the urine, which may be caused by diet. If individuals know they are formers of oxalate stones based on a 24-hour urine analysis, they should decrease their consumption of foods high in oxalate, such as chocolate, rhubarb and nuts.


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2. Determine which kind of kidney stone you have had. Since you have had kidney stones in the past, your physician may know the type of stone you experienced and can help you find ways to stop this type of stone from recurring.


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According to Canadian nephrologist R. Ross Marton and colleagues, common causes of recurrent kidney stones are a low volume of urine and also high urinary levels of uric acid, oxalate or calcium.


How can I prevent kidney stones from recurring?
This will tell you if itâs a calcium stone, an infection stone or a uric acid stone. It will help your doctor know how to prevent stones in the future -- or treat them if they return. If you have multiple stones, especially if youâre young, consider having urine and blood tests.


2004 Ford Explorer Alternator
Quality-Built 13806N Alternator - Direct Fit 100. Quality-Built's alternators are engineered from the ground up to deliver unsurpassed reliability with each turn of the key. Quality-Built, a division of Motorcar Parts of America, is an automotive aftermarket brand of professional-quality starters and alternators.


What is the cost to replace an alternator on an 04 Toyota Sienna?
In that case you can get an alternator from a wrecking yard, which would be better than buying a rebuilt alternator (terrible reputations for reliability) and less expensive than a new OEM alternator.


What is the cost to replace an alternator on an 04 Toyota Sienna?
It looks like the going price for an alternator for your car is $125 at many wrecking yards... the second source will let you search many of the yards in your area. It is not all-inclusive so call around if you are going to go that route. Source(s): http://repairpal.com/estimator. http://www.car-part.com.


What is the cost to replace an alternator on an 04 Toyota Sienna?
Best Answer: About $300-$500 according to the estimator below. Almost all of that is the cost of the alternator. Because the labor is so low the job must be easy and you may have a friend who can replace the alternator if you don't have the facilities.


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AC Delco 334-2559 Alternator - Direct Fit 130. Charge your battery with the revamped performance offered by AC Delcoâs remanufactured OE replacement alternators. Established in 1899, AC Delco manufactures original GM parts and premium OE replacement parts for other brands in the automotive aftermarket.


Signs You Need to Replace Your Alternator
Signs You Need to Replace Your Alternator. Your car's alternator helps power all of its electrical components. (Photo courtesy of Â©Thinkstock) Oftentimes, your car's alternator will go out with little or no warning. But there are a few signs to look out for that can alert you the alternator may die. David Waits owns a 1999 Toyota Land Cruiser with 245,000 miles on it.


2004 Ford Explorer Alternator
1 Complimentary 24/7 Quality-Built (QB) Roadside Assistance Program (RAP) which includes a jump-start or tow for 2 years from the date of purchase limited to 3 events per year and a maximum reimbursement of $60 each event.  Brand SKU#: Quality-Built 13806N.


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Bosch Alternator - 100 amp. Some customers may complain of a low battery or no-start condition after running the engine at idle or low rpm for extended periods of time w/ sev- ral accessories on (for example, front and rear AC) during high temperature conditions.


How long should it last?
The assumption is now that if it breaks down within this time period it cannot have conformed to the contract specification when purchased and you have the right to an automatic repair or replacement. Having said this, items which should last several years can still break down after this six month period.


How long should it last?
The retailer claims it is out of warranty (how long is a cooker supposed to last then?) but parts are covered for free. To get a new door under the warranty would cost me Â£120 for the visit! The manufacturer has ignored my letter.


How long should it last?
Ordered a Indesit washing machine which i received on the 2nd of August once used several times. when itâs on the long cycle spin it makes this awful banging knocking sound. Makes this sound when theres heavy items or light items washing machine is never fully loaded and the feet under the washing machine are levelled.


How Long Do Appliances Usually Last?
Quick Answers: How Long Do Appliances Usually Last? Washers, dryers, refrigerators, and dishwashers typically last 10-13 years; Gas ranges typically last around 15 years; Stovetops typically last between 15-18 years; Microwaves typically last 9-10 years; Household appliances are a major purchase for any homeowner. Knowing how long they typically last is essential when budgeting for expenses. You donât want to be caught off guard when the dishwasher youâve been using for a decade suddenly goes on the fritz and you havenât budgeted for its repair or replacement.


How Long Do Appliances Usually Last?
The Average Lifespan of Household Appliances â Tips to Help You Keep Them Running Longer. Washer: 10-13 Years Extend its life: Top-loading washers typically last a few years longer than their front-loading brethren. If you use a stacked washer/dryer combo, you may have to replace both if one starts acting up.


How long should it last?
This is misleading. If you buy something which should last 7 years but breaks down after a year and a day, you can still claim it was of poor quality in reference to the durability aspect. In this respect it will help to know how long items such as washing machines or printers should last. You can get this information relevant trade association I canât get spares


How long should it last?
Hi could you please tell me how long a washing machine should last I bought mine 2 months ago & its broken thereâs a hole behind the drum the engineer inspected it & couldnât find any foreign objects in the pump, filter or behind the drum the company have offered to repair it which will take another week itâs already costrich me Â£15 in going to the launderette I canât wash by hand as I have fybromyalgia & struggle with normal day to day chores they have told me that I have to accept ...


How to Fix a Car Engine that Loses Oil (Leaks)
Scotty Kilmer, mechanic for the last 46 years, shows how to fix engine oil leaks in your own car. And, If you like my car help, be sure to watch my live car talk show every Saturday morning at 10 AM CST on YouTube.I answer your car questions LIVE there.cotty Kilmer, mechanic for the last 46 years, shows how to fix engine oil leaks in your own car. And, If you like my car help, be sure to watch my live car talk show every Saturday morning at 10 AM CST on YouTube. I answer your car questions LIVE there.


How to Fix an Oil Leak
How to Fix an Oil Leak. An oil Leak from your carâs engine causes a mess wherever you go, and over time will cost a lot of money in unneeded oil purchases.Here's a step-by-step guide on how to fix an oil leak in your vehicle.ow to Fix an Oil Leak. An oil Leak from your carâs engine causes a mess wherever you go, and over time will cost a lot of money in unneeded oil purchases.


assault
1 an unlawful act that places another person, without that person's consent, in fear of immediate bodily harm or battery. 2 the act of committing an assault. 3 to threaten a person with bodily harm or injury. See battery.


Assault and Battery
Assault and Battery. Nursing home abuse is, unfortunately, a problem that is not uncommon. There are many different types of abuse that nursing home residents may suffer, but perhaps the most blatant and deliberate type of physical abuse is assault and battery.


assault
n an intentional, unlawful offer of bodily injury to another by force or unlawfully directing force toward another person to create a reasonable fear of imminent danger, coupled with the apparent ability to do the harm threatened if not prevented. A completed assault is a battery.


Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners
Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners. Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE) are registered nurses who have completed specialized education and clinical preparation in the medical forensic care of the patient who has experienced sexual assault or abuse. Become a SANE.


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Assault : a threat or attempt to cause harm. For example: Telling a patient, If you don't eat your breakfast, I'll make you stay in the chair all day.. Battery: purposeful, wrongful, touching without consent. Ethical treatment relies on implied consent as an agreement inferred by the client's cooperative behavior.


How Long to Keep State Tax Records
Arizona, California, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin: Generally four years after a return is filed or required to be filed, whichever is later. Colorado: This state can assess a tax debt within one year after the expiration of the IRS statute of limitations (4 years). Kansas: Taxes have to be assessed by three years after the latest of: 1) the date the original return is filed; 2) the date the original return is due; or 3) the date the tax due on the return is paid.


How far back can the CRA go for Personal Income Taxes?
Time Requirements for Tax Records. The rule for retaining tax returns and documents supporting the return is six years from the end of the tax year to which they apply. Your 2015 return and its supporting documents, for example, are safe to destroy at the end of 2021. There are situations that alter this rule.


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The CRA may apply this section in transfer. pricing situations, if section 247(2), (see below), does not apply. Statutory rules specific to transfer pricing. The Canadian statutory rules on transfer pricing included in section 247 of Canadaâs. Income Tax Act (ITA) are effective for taxation periods beginning after 1997.


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IRS To Collect Estate Tax From Beneficiary After More Than A Decade
Maureen asserts two defenses. First, Code Â§6901 provides for the assessment and collection of taxes from a transferee with the same three year statute of limitations on assessment applicable to the estate under Code Â§6501, plus one extra year. Code Â§6901(c).


Explaining Audits in Canada: Statute of Limitations
Explaining Audits in Canada: Statute of Limitations. If the CRA is assessing an older year of yours that is closely approaching the end of the assessment term, you may receive a request to surrender your right to the Statute of Limitations if you need some additional time to provide CRA with all of their requests for information.


CRA Statute of Limitations: When Will You Be Safe?
The CRA Statue of Limitations does create certain parameters within which the CRA must remain when it comes to collecting a debt. According to subsection 221(3) of the Income Tax Act, the CRA may not commence or continue to collect a tax debt after the end of the limitations period for the collection of the debt, which is 10 years. This means that, after 10 years, the CRA is legally prohibited from collecting a tax debt.


CRA Statute of Limitations: When Will You Be Safe?
In most cases, the CRA has four years after the date of your tax year assessment to audit your returns. This means that if you receive the assessment for your 2010 tax year in June 2011, the CRA has until June 2015 to review your 2010 return.


Understanding Absence Seizure -- Symptoms
Because absence seizures are usually quite brief, tend to strike during times of inactivity, and closely resemble daydreaming or being off in one's own world, they may pass unnoticed by others and go undiagnosed for some time. Absence seizures fall into two categories: typical and atypical.


Absence Seizures (Petit Mal Seizures)
Epilepsy is a brain disorder that causes recurrent seizures if it is not treated. A child with repeated absence seizures is said to have childhood absence epilepsy or petit mal epilepsy. Absence epilepsy can begin at any time during childhood. Most often it starts between the ages of 4 and 15 years. In most cases, the reason for the seizures is unknown.


Understanding Absence Seizure -- Symptoms
Call Your Doctor About Absence Seizures If: 1  You notice that your child is having spells of being off in their own world or staring spells or any other behaviors that may indicate absence seizures. 2  Your child's teacher complains that your child is tuning out or always daydreaming in school.


Complications of Absence seizure
Complications of Absence seizure are secondary conditions, symptoms, or other disorders that are caused by Absence seizure. In many cases the distinction between symptoms of Absence seizure and complications of Absence seizure is unclear or arbitrary. Next. Search Specialists by State and City.


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The most glaring difference, as the name implies, is that vCenter Server for Windows will only run on a Microsoft Server operating system. I cover the installation procedure in this article. On the other hand, vCSA is a SuSe Linux Enterprise Server 64-bit based appliance which comes lock, stock and barrel ready for importation.


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Upgrades to vCenter Server 6.5 are supported from vCenter Server 5.5 and above. A migration tool is also available to convert your deployment from vCenter Server for Windows to the vCenter Server Appliance. See the vSphere Upgrade Guide for more information.


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Similarities between vCenter Server for Windows and vCSA. The hardware requirements are identical to both. Figure 1, reproduced from VMwareâs documentation, specifies the minimum CPU and Memory requirements according to the environment size. Both can be managed with the traditional vSphere or web based client.


Getting Starting with the vSphere 5 vCenter Server Appliance
Downloading the vCenter Server Appliance (vCSA) You download vCSA at the exact same place that you download the traditional Windows vCenter server appliance, go here (if you already have a vSphere license), or if you are new to vSphere, you can always try the latest version of vSphere (vSphere 5, in this case) at Try VMware, free for 60 days.


Getting Starting with the vSphere 5 vCenter Server Appliance
Letâs find out howâ¦. You download vCSA at the exact same place that you download the traditional Windows vCenter server appliance, go here (if you already have a vSphere license), or if you are new to vSphere, you can always try the latest version of vSphere (vSphere 5, in this case) at Try VMware, free for 60 days.


Upgrade VMware
VMware vSphere, the industry leading virtualization platform, provides a powerful, flexible, and secure foundation for business agility that accelerates the digital transformation to cloud computing and success in the digital economy.


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You are looking at the older version of the appliance, VMware is now promoting the new version 5.5, rather than vCenter Server for Windows and SQL Express (because of the 10GB max limit to SQL Express!) this has now been increased to 100 hosts and 3000 virtual machines which should be enough for most SMBs.


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SQL licensing are now based on 1) Per Core Licensing Model or 2) Server+CAL Licensing Model. Per core licensing model does cost you around $10000 because it required you to purchase minimum 4 cores. Why not switch and use the vCenter Appliance for Linux, which uses Postgress DB for FREE!


SQL Server Licensing for vCenter
vCenter came bundled with SQL express, which is limited with up to 10GB per database, and limits you to about 40-50 VMs. We are about to exceed the VM size as we are deploying more servers, so we need to buy the standard version of SQL Server.


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The ability to upgrade a license key depends on: 1  The permissions associated with the folder where the license key sits. 2  Eligibility of license entitlement for subscription upgrade (associated to the license key). 3  The date the new product version becomes available.


Gravel Driveway Cost
1 A cubic yard of driveway-grade crushed gravel costs about $10 -$60 or more, depending on whether it is picked up by the customer at the gravel yard or delivered to the job site, and the size and type of gravel used.( 2 A cubic yard of gravel is 3'x3'x3' and weighs roughly 1.2 to 1.7 tons or more).ypical costs: 1  Complete installation of a driveway with a base and surface layer of compacted gravel starts at roughly $0.75 -$3 or more a square foot, or about $300 -$1,000 for a 12'x25' single-car driveway, 4-8 thick.


How to Disable WordPad
Step 4. Click on the name of the program you want to use. Windows will always use this program to open those files in future. For example, if you were to open an RTF file and choose Word from the list of programs, Windows would always use Word to open RTF files instead of WordPad.


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Click on Default Programs. Step 3. Click on the program you want to use as the default instead of WordPad. If the program isn't listed, click on the option to associate a file type with a program and assign the program you want to use to the requisite file types.


How to Disable WordPad
Step 3. Click on the program you want to use as the default instead of WordPad. If the program isn't listed, click on the option to associate a file type with a program and assign the program you want to use to the requisite file types.


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Find where Wordpad stored the files on the computer's disk. The first place to look would be in your Documents folder: click the Start button, then click Documents. Boulder Computer Maven.


How to Edit Word Documents in Windows 7 WordPad
Make a copy of the Word document, and open the copy in WordPad. Don't edit original Word documents with WordPad. You'll break them as soon as you save them. Don't use the Save As command in WordPad to make copies of your original Word documents.


Q: How to delete old saved files in word pad
Find where Wordpad stored the files on the computer's disk. The first place to look would be in your Documents folder: click the Start button, then click Documents.


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In reply to: How do you delete documents in Wordpad. Although it can be done from Wordpad, the usual way to delete a file is from My Computer or Windows Explorer. That's so usual, in fact, that I won't tell you how to do it from Wordpad, because that would be too confusing and error-prone.


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Enter \windows\system32\dllcache\ into the search bar and press \Enter.\. Delete the Wordpad.exe application from that menu and enter \Windows\ServicePackFiles\ into the search bar and press \Enter.\. Delete the Wordpad.exe application from this menu and restart your computer for the changes to take place.


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When done, you can delete the downloaded .reg file if you like. To Reset and Clear All Recent documents in WordPad with a VBS File. OPTION THREE. 1. Click on the Download button below to download the file below. Reset_and_Clear_WordPad_Recent_Documents_List.vbs 2. Click on Save, and save the .vbs file to the Desktop.


How to Clear or Delete My Recent Documents in Windows
So to truly remove the list of recent documents, you have to clear it from the application itself. For Word, open the program, click on File and then Options. Click on Advanced in the left menu and scroll down till you see the Display section. Here you will see the Show this number of Recent Documents option.


Daylight saving time: 13 ways to survive the time change
(And make sure the person you're meeting knows about the time change!). 11) Don't be a hero. If you are one of those rare people who really struggles with the time change, avoid getting behind the wheel of a car until you feel up for it.


Daylight saving time: 13 ways to survive the time change
Like No. 1, it may be too late to experiment with melatonin during this time change, which might be just as well: Bring this up during your next doctor's appointment and see what your physician recommends. 9) For the next 48 to 72 hours, leave plenty of time to get to your destination. There are going to be some folks out there who didn't get the memo about daylight saving time. Those folks are going to race around like madmen/women to make up for the lost time. And unfortunately, some of them will be behind a wheel.


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November 3, 2013 at 8:17 AM. I don't think we did to change the CLOCKS at all anymore. It causes more problems with our Bodies adjusting each time then it does good for energy or anything else. It takes our small children so long to adjust to the new time then it is worth.


Drain Tile Types and Functions
A drain tile system, also called a French Drain, is designed to collect and redirect water seepage away from the house. Drain tiles can be installed either on the interior perimeter of the foundation or along the exterior as a house is being built.Drain tiles basically consist of a perforated pipe (typically a PVC pipe with weep holes along one side) set in a trench and covered with gravel.ome contractors cover the pipe with a nylon filter sock to prevent the pipe from filling with debris. Usually the water that enters the pipe is then redirected to the sump pump or away from the foundation by gravity flow. Most drain tile systems are designed from the same concept.


Foundation Drain Tile Installation
A sump pit is usually installed inside the basement of your home. The drain tile pipe runs beneath the footer to this sump. The collected water is then mechanically pumped from the sump. A French drain is a large subterranean pit filled with gravel. The drain tile pipe runs to this pit and the water fills this pit.French drains do not work well in areas where the water table rises above the level of the basement floor.he drain tile (pipe), the filter media (gravel), the gravel cover, and the water outlet. All of these elements must be installed for the system to function properly. The drain tile or pipe is usually 4 in diameter and is perforated or has pre-drilled holes along its length.


Perimeter Drains and Drain Tiles Victoria, Duncan BC
When the old clay and concrete perimeter drain tiles collapse, roots and dirt clog the drain; the basement has no drainage protection and the basement floods. Basement and floor perimeter drainage is essential for protection of your house or building foundation.he groundwater is pushed into the drain system and not into areas where it can damage carpets, walls or belongings. The water drains by gravity into a sump pit where a sump pump discharges it out of the house. There are two basic types of drain systems for wet basements.


Sump Pump, Weeping Tile and Downspout (Disconnect and Discharge)
Some weeping tiles are connected to a sump pit. When the sump pit fills with water and reaches a predetermined level, the sump pump turns on and discharges the groundwater either directly into the storm sewer system or onto the yard, away from the foundation.ome weeping tiles are connected to a sump pit. When the sump pit fills with water and reaches a predetermined level, the sump pump turns on and discharges the groundwater either directly into the storm sewer system or onto the yard, away from the foundation.


Drainage
A French drain is a trench covered with gravel or rock or containing a drain tile (perforated pipe) that redirects surface and groundwater away from wet areas area. A French drain can have perforated hollow pipes along the bottom to quickly vent water that seeps down through the upper gravel or rock.he trench is filled with gravel and drain tile pipe, then covered with soil and sod. The wet area often will have a catch basin which is a small plastic box covered with a surface grill that captures excess water from the surface.


Weeping tile
The weeping tile should be connected to a sump pit, located on the interior of the home. The ground water collected in the sump pit can then be removed by a sump pump. The exhausted water can be pumped a safe distance from the home by means of a flexible line or in some areas, into the city storm drains.he pipe in the foreground is a weeping tile better known as a corrugated drain pipe or ag pipe. A weeping tile is a porous pipe, also called a drain or perimeter tile, corrugated drain pipe, or ag pipe in Australian English, used for underground water collection or discharge.


Sump Pumps
Sump pump systems are designed to capture surface or ground water that enters basements or crawl spaces and pump it away from the house. Cross connections (when sump pumps discharge into the sanitary sewer system) are against City ordinance and pose economic and environmental problems.ump pumps should drain into the Cityâs storm sewer system through one of two methods: 1  a direct connection (a pipe from the house to the main storm sewer line), if available. 2  directly onto the ground (preferably 20 feet from the house and not into a neighborâs yard).


Perimeter Drains and Drain Tiles Victoria, Duncan BC
Symptoms of this are water coming up through cracks in the basement concrete floor or water coming in at multiple locations. If you have an older house within town and the house has a basement with no sump pump, it is likely the perimeter foundation drain system connects directly into the city storm sewer system.he groundwater is pushed into the drain system and not into areas where it can damage carpets, walls or belongings. The water drains by gravity into a sump pit where a sump pump discharges it out of the house. There are two basic types of drain systems for wet basements.


Foundation Drain Tile Installation
A foundation drain tile system has four main components. The drain tile (pipe), the filter media (gravel), the gravel cover, and the water outlet. All of these elements must be installed for the system to function properly.The drain tile or pipe is usually 4 in diameter and is perforated or has pre-drilled holes along its length.he drain tile (pipe), the filter media (gravel), the gravel cover, and the water outlet. All of these elements must be installed for the system to function properly. The drain tile or pipe is usually 4 in diameter and is perforated or has pre-drilled holes along its length.


Perimeter Drains and Drain Tiles Victoria, Duncan BC
This is a picture of a downspout leader, which brings the roof water down to the drain tile and then away from the house. This became misaligned and as a result, dirt filled and plugged the drains. This is what we found in the perimeter drain tiles 2 feet away from the misaligned down spout leader.he groundwater is pushed into the drain system and not into areas where it can damage carpets, walls or belongings. The water drains by gravity into a sump pit where a sump pump discharges it out of the house. There are two basic types of drain systems for wet basements.


Avunculate
Definition. The term avunculate comes from the Latin avunculus, the maternal uncle. The 1989 Oxford English Dictionary defines avunculate as follows: Avunculate. The special relationship existing in some societies between a maternal uncle and his sister's son; maternal uncles regarded as a collective body.


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A man is described as avuncular when he stops looking like a sexual entity and starts looking like his Uncle Arby. I'll have to stop hitting the clubs looking for action; my face has gotten so avuncular, chicks think I'm there to look for my runaway daughter.


Avunculate
Avunculate - Definition. 1  The term avunculate comes from the Latin avunculus, the maternal uncle. 2  The 1989 Oxford English Dictionary defines avunculate as follows...


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WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English Â© 2018 aâ¢vunâ¢cuâ¢lar /ÉËvÊÅkyÉlÉ/ USA pronunciation adj. of, relating to, or characteristic of an uncle: avuncular affection. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English Â© 2018 aâ¢vunâ¢cuâ¢lar (É vungâ²kyÉ lÉr), USA pronunciation adj. of, pertaining to, or characteristic of an uncle: avuncular affection.


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Avuncular unknown (adj.) Once a man reaches middle age and his formerly remarkable and youthful looks have completely lost their edge, he develops an air of such utter harmlessness that he is no longer attractive to women. A man is described as avuncular when he stops looking like a sexual entity and starts looking like his Uncle Arby. (adj.) Once a man reaches middle age and his formerly remarkable and youthful looks have completely lost their edge, he develops an air of such utter harmlessness that he is no longer attractive to women.


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WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English Â© 2017. aâ¢vunâ¢cuâ¢lar /ÉËvÊÅkyÉlÉ/USA pronunciation adj. of, relating to, or characteristic of an uncle:avuncular affection.


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WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English Â© 2017. aâ¢vunâ¢cuâ¢lar (É vungâ²kyÉ lÉr),USA pronunciation adj. of, pertaining to, or characteristic of an uncle:avuncular affection.


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The avunculate, sometimes called avunculism or avuncularism, is any social institution where a special relationship exists between an uncle and his sisters' children.[1] This relationship can be formal or informal, depending on the society. Early anthropological research focused on the association between the avunculate and matrilineal descent, while later research has expanded to consider the avunculate in general society.


Avunculate
The avunculate, sometimes called avunculism or avuncularism, is any social institution where a special relationship exists between an uncle and his sisters' children. This relationship can be formal or informal, depending on the society. Early anthropological research focused on the association between the avunculate and matrilineal descent, while later research has expanded to consider the avunculate in general society.


Avunculate
Research on the avunculate in the early 20th century focused on the association between the avunculate and patrilineal/matrilineal societies. Franz Boas categorized various avunculate arrangements based on the location of residence in 1922.


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When you smell perfume on a person or by wafting perfume from a bottle, you are smelling a vapor of the scent compounds that have become volatilized (are in the gas phase) and diffuse through the air and into your nose. Perfume is a mixture of fragrant oils in an ethanol/water solvent.


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Sweet smelling liquid used in e-cigarettes lethal to kids. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated.


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Certainly the perfume spray has tiny droplets that you could breathe in, and they would land on the smell receptors in your nose. But then I did some search for: perfume spray gas liquid. One of the answers talked about how you can rub perfume on your arm and smell it.


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Get your prank on with Liquid Ass. This pump aerosol emits a mist featuring the most concentrated form of disgusting, repulsive, and downright sickening stench your nose has ever laid nostril upon. Yes, it's really that bad. Please note that Liquid Ass doesn't just smell bad.


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When we spray perfume into the air, we smell the particles of the perfume. Are those particles a liquid or a gas? Some of us think that it is small, minute droplets of perfume liquid (like steam is condensed water vapor in the form of liquid. Some of us think that since the perfume is volatile, that the particles that we are smelling are gas particles that have evaporated from the liquid perfume.


Sweet smelling liquid used in e-cigarettes lethal to kids
âWeâve had cases of those where children have required hospitalization,â Dr. Rose said. Parent Steffanie Atkins said she makes sure to keep the bottles of e-liquid away from her kids, especially because they smell so tasty, with flavors like candy, banana pie, and mint chocolate cookies. âThey run around and put everything they can find in their mouths,â Atkins said.


States of Matter: Solids, Liquids, Gases, & Plasma
All matter exists in one of four states - gas, liquid, solid and plasma. Open a bottle of perfume in one corner of a room, then move to the opposite corner and wait. In only a few minutes, you will be able to smell that perfume.


Sweet smelling liquid used in e-cigarettes lethal to kids
(WTVR)--An increasing number of calls coming into the Virginia Poison Center in Richmond are related to accidental poisonings from electronic liquid, according to Dr. Ruddy Rose with the Virginia Poison Center. The liquid used in electronic cigarettes is a liquid nicotine. KidMed Pediatrician Dr. Mark Flanzenbaum talked to CBS6 about the substance. âItâs really made it out to the public that this is a safer form of cigarettes, but thereâs no regulation on it,â Dr. Flanzenbaum said.


Smelly Liquids that can be easily bought?
Smelly Liquids that can be easily bought? I need some sort of liquid that can be bought at available retail stores in San Jose, CA (Target, Safeway,...) that smells EXTREMELY badly. It's for a prank on a friend. Update: I was thinking of like prank gifts like Liquid *** that are meant for this sort of thing.


Wombat
Though genetic studies of the Vombatidae have been undertaken, evolution of the family is not well understood. Wombats are estimated to have diverged from other Australian marsupials relatively early, as long as 40 million years ago, while some estimates place divergence at around 25 million years.


Wombat
The two incisor teeth in each jaw are rodentlike; there are no canine teeth. Wombats almost invariably bear one young at a time, which develops for five months or longer in a pouch that opens rearward. They become sexually mature at two years of age in the common wombat and three in the hairy-nosed wombats.


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But the northern hairy-nosed wombat is in danger of becoming extinct. Currently, there are just over 100 individuals, all found in Epping Forest National Park, located in eastern Australia. Grazing sheep and cattle, as well as a long drought, have reduced the grasslands the wombat needs to survive. Dingoes killed a good number of northern hairy-nosed wombats in 2000, but in 2002, a fence was built around the Park to help protect this wombat species from predators.


Wombat Behavior
Wombat Behavior For their size, wombats are remarkably strong and they're extremely efficient excavators. They can reportedly out dig a man with a shovel; they can dig in the hardest of soil, and about the only things that stop them are solid rock or loose sand.


Wombat
Wombat Scientific name: Family: Vombatidae Facts: â¢ Like kangaroos, the wombat spends most of its time grazing. They use their rodent-like teeth and very strong jaws to grip and tear food such as grasses, roots, shoots, tubers, and even tree bark. A special stomach gland helps wombats easily digest the tough food. â¢ A group of wombats is called a wisdom. â¢ Wombats are Australian marsupial mammals that have very short muscular legs and are the closest relative to the Koala.


Wombat Facts and Information
Wombat Facts and Information Introduction to Wombat. One of the interesting marsupials is the Wombat. They can be up to 39 inches long. They are short and very muscular. They have a tail that is nothing more than a nub. There are 3 different species. Most of the body is tough and is made from cartilage so it is hard for predators to bite and successfully injure the Wombat. Wombat Description


Common Wombat
Common Wombat. Also known as the course-haired wombat, the common wombat is the largest burrowing mammal and the second largest marsupial averaging 90-115 cm (35-45 in.) in length. Its solitary, nocturnal nature makes the wombat a rare sight for people in the wild.


Wombat Life Cycle
Wombats usually give birth to a single young, but twins do occur. The gestation period for a wombat is 20 to 22 days. At birth, the baby wombat, called a joey, is extremely small and undeveloped. It will weigh approximately 2 grams, less than one-tenth of an ounce, and be about the size of a jelly bean, 2 cm (0.75 inches) long.


Facts About Wombats
Wombats have special enzymes in their stomachs to digest tough roughage, but even so, it still takes around 14 days for a wombat to digest a meal. Cubic poop Awombat's feces are shaped like cubes.


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Koalas usually only have one cub per year. Older females will usually have one every two years. Koala babies are known by several names. pouch young, back young, joeys and cubs. When koalas are born they are only 2 centimeters long, which is about the same as a jellybean.


The Diagnosis and Control of Canine Coronavirus
The incubation period for canine coronavirus is 1 to 3 days. However, this highly-contagious disease can be spread via the feces of infected dogs for 6 to 9 days, and sometimes for as long as 6 months.oronavirus Is Highly Contagious. Coronavirus is highly contagious with no direct contact with an affected dog necessary. Infection can be transmitted by ingestion of material contaminated by dog feces by either smelling or licking a contaminated surface.


Canine coronavirus
Canine coronavirus is a virus of the family Coronaviridae that causes a highly contagious intestinal disease worldwide in dogs.It was discovered in 1971 in Germany during an outbreak in sentry dogs.he disease is highly contagious and is spread through the feces of infected dogs, who usually shed the virus for six to nine days, but sometimes for six months following infection. Symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting, and anorexia. Diagnosis is through detection of virus particles in the feces.


Coronavirus in Dogs
Coronavirus infection is a highly contagious infection of dogs that primarily attacks the intestinal tract. The disease is spread from dog to dog through contact with feces.After coronavirus has been transmitted to a dog, the incubation (development) period of the disease can be as short as one to four days. vaccine is available to prevent canine coronavirus infection. Coronavirus vaccine is not a core vaccine, but it may sometimes be included in combination vaccines for other, more serious diseases, such as infections with canine distemper virus, canine parvovirus, and canine adenovirus type 2.


Canine Coronavirus Infection in Dogs
A canine coronavirus infection (CCV) is a highly contagious intestinal disease that can be found in dogs all around the world.This particular virus is specific to dogs, both wild and domestic.his intestinal disease is caused by the canine coronavirus, which is closely related to the feline enteric coronavirus (FIP), an intestinal virus that affects cats. The most common source of a CCV infection is exposure to feces from an infected dog.


Canine coronavirus
The incubation period is one to three days. The disease is highly contagious and is spread through the feces of infected dogs, who usually shed the virus for six to nine days, but sometimes for six months following infection. Symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting, and anorexia.Diagnosis is through detection of virus particles in the feces.he disease is highly contagious and is spread through the feces of infected dogs, who usually shed the virus for six to nine days, but sometimes for six months following infection. Symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting, and anorexia. Diagnosis is through detection of virus particles in the feces.


Coronavirus in Dogs
A vaccine is available to prevent canine coronavirus infection. Coronavirus vaccine is not a core vaccine, but it may sometimes be included in combination vaccines for other, more serious diseases, such as infections with canine distemper virus, canine parvovirus, and canine adenovirus type 2. vaccine is available to prevent canine coronavirus infection. Coronavirus vaccine is not a core vaccine, but it may sometimes be included in combination vaccines for other, more serious diseases, such as infections with canine distemper virus, canine parvovirus, and canine adenovirus type 2.


Canine Respiratory Coronavirus FAQ
A: Canine respiratory coronavirus (CRCoV) is a group 2 coronavirus. It is genetically related to the bovine coronavirus (which can cause respiratory infections in cattle) and the human coronavirus that causes the common cold in people.1,2 CRCoV is NOT related to the group 1 enteric coronavirus that can cause diarrhea in dogs.t is genetically related to the bovine coronavirus (which can cause respiratory infections in cattle) and the human coronavirus that causes the common cold in people. 1,2 CRCoV is NOT related to the group 1 enteric coronavirus that can cause diarrhea in dogs.


What is corona virus?
Some corona viruses affect the digestive system. The virus has a crown-like projection on its surface, which is how it got its name. There are many different species of the virus. Human corona virus was discovered in 1965 and accounts for 10 percent to 30 percent of common colds.It affects all age groups and is most common during the winter and early spring.he virus has a crown-like projection on its surface, which is how it got its name. There are many different species of the virus. Human corona virus was discovered in 1965 and accounts for 10 percent to 30 percent of common colds. It affects all age groups and is most common during the winter and early spring.


Presidents
President James Madison 4th President. James Madison, a member of the Democratic-Republican Party, took office as the 4th President of the United States on March 4, 1809 at age 58. Madison served in office for 8 years and left at the end of his second term. He was born in Port Conway, Virginia and received an education from Princeton University.


Why did James Madison become president?
exists and is an alternate of . James Madison was one of the founding fathers, a leader in Revolution and in the colonial government. He is often considered the Father of the Constitution. The people decided he had earned a turn as president and elected him . James Madison was one of the founding fathers, a leader in Revolution and  in the colonial government. He is often considered the Father of the Constitution.   The people decided he had earned a turn as president and  elected him .


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The 4th President of the United States was James Madison from March 4, 1809 to March 4, 1817. His Vice Presidents were George Clinton from 1809-1812, and Elbridge Gerry from 1â¦813-1814 .


Biographies of the Secretaries of State: James Madison (1751â1836)
Madison was born in Port Conway, Virginia and raised on the Virginia frontier in Orange County. He graduated from the College of New Jersey (now Princeton University) in 1771. By 1776 he was elected to the State Assembly and the Virginia Convention that declared independence from Great Britain. From 1778 to 1779 Madison sat on the State Executive Council. He was a member of the Second Continental Congress and the Congress of the Confederation.


President Genealogy
James Madison became famous for helping to write the United States  Constitution. James Madison was also the 4th President of the  United States.


Biography
James Madison is most famous for his work on the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights. He was also president during the War of 1812. Growing Up. James grew up on a tobacco farm in the Colony of Virginia. He had eleven brothers and sisters, although several of them died at a young age.


Biography
He was the last person alive who had signed the US Constitution. 1  James was 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighed 100 pounds. 2  Madison and George Washington are the only presidents who signed the Constitution.  Both of his vice presidents, George Clinton and Elbridge Gerry, died in office.


Why James Madison Wanted to Change the Way We Vote For President
But the Father of the Constitution himself, James Madison, was never in favor of our current system for electing the president, one in which nearly all states award their electoral votes to the statewide popular vote winner. He ultimately backed a constitutional amendment to prohibit this practice.


Biographies of the Secretaries of State: James Madison (1751â1836)
Biographies of the Secretaries of State: James Madison (1751â1836) James Madison was appointed Secretary of State by President Thomas Jefferson on March 5, 1801. He entered duty on May 2, 1801, and served until March 3, 1809. He had already made invaluable contributions to the establishment of the federal government before starting a long career in diplomacy.


Rediscovered photo of Guy Lafleur and Mario Lemieux shows a young star admiring his Montreal Canadiens hockey hero
Ball, a legend in Canadian photojournalism who was photo editor of the Montreal Gazette from 1984-87, shot countless Canadiens games for Canadian Press and takes special delight that his frame of Lafleur and Lemieux has resurfaced.


Claude Lemieux
Claude Percy Lemieux (born July 16, 1965) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player. He last played for the San Jose Sharks before announcing his retirement on July 8, 2009. He is one of only ten players in Stanley Cup history to win the Cup with three different teams.


Rediscovered photo of Guy Lafleur and Mario Lemieux shows a young star admiring his Montreal Canadiens hockey hero
Lafleur has just earned his 1,000th NHL point, scoring his 21st goal of the season 54 seconds into the third period on assists from Keith Acton and Larry Robinson, giving the Habs a 9-0 lead over the Winnipeg Jets in what would be a 9-3 victory.


Rediscovered photo of Guy Lafleur and Mario Lemieux shows a young star admiring his Montreal Canadiens hockey hero
Lemieux, the Penguins owner, was in Los Angeles for the Kingsâ unveiling that night of a statue celebrating the career of Luc Robitaille, the Montreal-native Hall of Famer and a longtime Lemieux friend. Lemieux was vaguely aware of a photo that had celebrated Lafleurâs 1,000th point and was keenly interested in it.


Claude Lemieux
In 2007, Lemieux took part in the second season of the Spike TV television show Pros vs. Joes. In October 2009, Lemieux began competing as a pairs figure skater on the CBC Television reality show Battle of the Blades with Shae-Lynn Bourne.


Rediscovered photo of Guy Lafleur and Mario Lemieux shows a young star admiring his Montreal Canadiens hockey hero
And in this front row behind the bench, on the aisle, wearing a sports jacket and a wide necktie, is 15-year-old Mario Lemieux, then a net-filling Midget Triple-A player for Montreal-Concordia who worshipped the ice on which Lafleur was skating.


Claude Lemieux
Lemieux retired with 80 career playoff goals, ninth all-time in the NHL. On November 24, 2008, Lemieux, at age 43, signed a tryout contract with the San Jose Sharks in hopes of returning to the NHL after a five-year absence.


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Rediscovered photo of Guy Lafleur and Mario Lemieux shows a young star admiring his Montreal Canadiens hockey hero
I had studied Lafleur, his teammates on the bench and trainer Meilleur in his CH-crested track suit â and I never saw Lemieux. But upon reading the tweet of Dicks, whose 9- and 6-year-old children love P.K. Subban and Carey Price, the âdiscoveryâ of Mario hit me like a bolt of lightning.


Claude Lemieux
His 80 career playoff goals are the ninth-most in NHL history. Lemieux is also a former president of the ECHL's Phoenix RoadRunners. Lemieux was born in Buckingham, Quebec, but grew up in Montreal, Quebec.


Ounce
Ounce, unit of weight in the avoirdupois system, equal to 1/16 pound (437 1/2 grains), and in the troy and apothecariesâ systems, equal to 480 grains, or 1/12 pound. The avoirdupois ounce is equal to 28.35 grams and the troy and apothecariesâ ounce to 31.103 grams.


Ounce
As a unit of volume, the fluid ounce is equal to 1/16of a pint, or 29.57 millilitres, in the U.S. Customary System and to 1/20of a pint, or 28.41 millilitres, in the British Imperial System. As a unit of weight, the ounce derives from the Roman uncia (meaning âtwelfth partâ), which was 1/12 of a Roman foot or ounce.


Quick, how many cups in 5 lbs of flour?
1 Ounce [Fluid, UK] = 0.11365225 Cup [Metric] Fluid ounce is an imperial and U.S. customary volume unit. Since often causes confusion, please note that it is different than the ounces which is a mass (weight) unit. The abbreviation is fl oz. Cup is a volume unit and used mostly in cooking to measure liquid and bulk, dry foods.


Ounces to Cups Conversion
The conversion factors from fluid ounces (fl oz) to cups for imperial and U.S. customary volume measurement systems are listed below. To find out how many cups in ounces, multiply by the right conversion factor or use the converter below. 1 Ounce [Fluid, US] = 0.125 (1/8) Cup [US]


Time Intelligence in Power Pivot in Excel
Most often, these functions will be used as a SetFilter argument to the CALCULATE function. Just like all time-intelligence functions in DAX, each function takes a date column as one of its arguments. The first eight functions in this category start with a date column in a current context.


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2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14. * Research on Measures of Student Learning in 2012-13 took place in a separate Local Measure Pilot, in which. NYC educators from 10 lab sites and 70 other schools worked with national assessment experts to design and test. performance tasks.


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Local Measures (20%*) * If the state approves a value-added measure, the State Assessments or Comparable Measures subcomponent. will be worth 25% (and Local Measures worth 15%) for teachers of Grades 4-8 ELA and Math. Sixty percent of a teacherâs overall rating will be based on Measures. of Teacher Practice (MOTP).


Time Intelligence in Power Pivot in Excel
NEXTYEAR (Date_Column [,YE_Date]) The next four functions in this category are similar, but instead of calculating a previous (or next) period, they calculate the set of dates in the period that is âmonth-to-dateâ (or quarter-to-date, or year-to-date, or in the same period of the previous year).


Time Intelligence in Power Pivot in Excel
In each case, you need only specify which interval, and how many of those intervals to shift. A positive interval will move forward in time, while a negative interval will move back in time. The interval itself is specified by a keyword of DAY, MONTH, QUARTER, or YEAR.


Time Intelligence in Power Pivot in Excel
For example, if you have a measure that calculates a closing quarter-end balance by using the CLOSINGBALANCEQTR function, in order for Power Pivot to know when the end of the quarter really is, it must reference the date column in the date table to know when the quarter starts and ends.


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Survey (pilot in 2013-14; worth 5 of 60. points beginning in 2014-15) * If the state approves a value-added measure, the State Assessments or Comparable Measures subcomponent. will be worth 25% (and Local Measures worth 15%) for teachers of Grades 4-8 ELA and Math.


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Domains 2 and 3. (75%) Domains 1 and 4. (25%) All teachers and school administrators will participate in two or. more conferences to support their engagement in the new teacher. evaluation and development system.


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Other Resources on Authorship in References. Pages 196â197 in the 6th ed. of the Publication Manual list the author variations in the reference examples. These FAQs and blogs address how to cite when there is no author: How to cite.... Wikipedia. A book with no author or editor (e.g., a dictionary) A web page with no author.


How Is CDC Referenced in APA Format?
Spell out the name in full, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, on the References page, whether you include it as an organizational author, publisher or Web site. If the CDC authored the work, the entry should be alphabetized according to the word Center, the first word in the entry.


Citations for Publications
Citations for Publications. All material appearing in NCHS publications, unless otherwise stated, is in the public domain and may be reproduced or copied without permission; citation as to source, however, is appreciated. Occasionally, copyrighted materials are used in NCHS publications and cannot be further reproduced without permission of the copyright holder.


Citations for Publications
All material on this page has been cleared for public distribution by CDC/ATSDR and will be authentic if obtained from this Internet address. The use of trade names is for identification only and does not imply endorsement by the Public Health Service, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.


General Format
Citing PRINT Sources, APA. For examples not listed here, see print version of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 6th ed, at the 1st floor reference center or the Reserves Desk at call number BF76.7.P83 2010. Supplement, APA Style Guide to Electronic References, is available (NYU only).


How Is CDC Referenced in APA Format?
Such papers may reference the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC. The Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th edition) sets out specific guidelines for referencing organizations such as the CDC in various portions of your paper.


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Understanding APA: An introductory guide to the 6th edition of APA. APA citation EXAMPLES BELOW: print and electronic. View the Basics of APA Style tutorial: http://flash1r.apa.org/apastyle/basics/index.htm. Follow the APA Style blog at: http://blog.apastyle.org/.


How Is CDC Referenced in APA Format?
APA guidelines suggest you write out the full name of an organization each time you reference it in the text, whether in a signal phrase or an in-text citation, since the reference must be clear.


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Definition of domestic terrorism in the Legal Dictionary - by Free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. What is domestic terrorism? Meaning of domestic terrorism as a legal term.


Domestic Policy
Popular Legal Terms. Domestic Policy. The term domestic policy refers to the decisions made by a government regarding issues and activities that occur within the country. This term encompasses all of the laws, planning, and actions of the government which concern internal issues that affect the entire country.


terrorism
Domestic Terrorism. The attacks of September 11, 2001, constituted the most severe terrorist attacks ever committed on U.S. soil. However, these were certainly not the first acts of terrorism carried out against the United States by foreign terrorists, nor were they the first attacks carried out against the World Trade Center. In February 1993, a bombing of the World Trade Center killed six people and injured more than a thousand others.


terrorism
The act seeks to enhance domestic security against terrorism by setting up a Counterterrorism Fund in the U.S. Treasury, and appropriating money for combating terrorism to the FBI's Technical Support Center.


UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT INTERAGENCY DOMESTIC TERRORISM CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS PLAN
Publication of the United States Government Interagency Domestic Terrorism Concept of Operations Plan (CONPLAN) represents a concerted effort by a number of Federal departments and agencies to work together to achieve a common goal.


How many root words are there in the English language?
To this may be added around 9,500 derivative words included as subentries.Since the number of root words are likely to be much less,my guess is,the count will be around 100,000 root words only.The reason is each root word generates a good number of 'children' words . A.S.Sundar, Etymologist.


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This is because while combining two medical root words one should keep in mind the anatomical arrangement of those root words. Whichever organ comes first anatomically, shouldâ¦ be used first. In the above case the gastro i.e. the stomach comes before entero i.e. intestine so only the work gastroenteritis is valid.


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One of the ways people get gastroenteritis is from untreated river water. Death is due to dehydration and electrolyte imbalance, which are easily reversed with a bit of simple medical care. Poor people who cannot afford medicine or clean water are the ones mostly, who die of gastroenteritis. 1 person found this useful.


How many root words are there in the English language?
The largest most authoritative dictionary is of course the Oxford English Dictionary. It has around 500,000 head words which can be considered root words. About half the words would be rarely used (perhaps once) with the most frequent word (the) used about 6% of the time.


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The organ that is most affected by gastroenteritis is the stomach. The small intestine and the colon are also effected but not as bad as the stomach. But any part of the GI trâ¦act can be effected, and isolated biiary tract involvement has also been reported. 2 people found this useful.


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The term. created needs also to be suitable to a modern lan-. guage, e.g. English, especially in the way of pro-. nunciation or phonetics. The word gastroenterology is an example of. word composition. This word consists of three. Greek components: Â´Î·Î³Î±ÏÏÎ·ÏÂ´ (gaster, stomach), ÏÃ³ Â´ÎµÎ½ÏÎµÏÎ¿Î½(enteron, gut), and Ã³ Î»Ã³Î³Î¿Ï(logos, study), seamlessly combined to convey the mean-. ing of the âstudy of the stomach and the gutâ.


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The etymological root of oncologist is the greek word Ãnkos,  meaning 'mass.' An oncologist studies tumors, which are masses of  bodily tissue exhibiting abnormal growth.


Betsy Ross: An Early American Life
The tale of Washingtonâs visit to Ross was first made public in 1870, nearly a century later, by Betsy Rossâs grandson. However, the flagâs design was not fixed until later than 1776 or 1777.


Betsy Ross flag
Francis Hopkinson is often given credit for the Betsy Ross design, as well as other 13-star arrangements. The Second Continental Congress passed the Flag Resolution on June 14, 1777, establishing the first congressional standard for official United States ensigns.


Betsy Ross
For the second daughter of Oliver Cromwell, see Elizabeth Claypole. Elizabeth Griscom Betsy Ross (January 1, 1752 â January 30, 1836), nÃ©e Griscom, also known by her second and third married names, Ashburn and Claypoole, is widely credited with making the first American flag.


Betsy Ross flag
A Betsy Ross flag flying outside San Francisco City Hall. The Betsy Ross flag is an early design of the flag of the United States, popularly attributed to Betsy Ross, using the common motifs of alternating red-and-white striped field with five-pointed stars in a blue canton.


Betsy Ross
After Canby's death, a book written by his brother George Canby and nephew Lloyd Balderson was published in 1909. The book, The Evolution of the American Flag, presented in more detail the claims for Betsy Ross made by William Canby in 1870.


Betsy Ross flag
Betsy Ross flag. The Betsy Ross flag is an early design of the flag of the United States, popularly attributed to Betsy Ross, using the common motifs of alternating red-and-white striped field with five-pointed stars in a blue canton. The flag was designed during the American Revolution and features 13 stars to represent the original 13 colonies.


Betsy Ross
Painting depicting the story of Betsy Ross presenting the first American flag to General George Washington, by Edward Percy Moran. Elizabeth Griscom Betsy Ross (January 1, 1752 â January 30, 1836), nÃ©e Griscom, also known by her second and third married names, Ashburn and Claypoole, is widely credited with making the first American flag.


Betsy Ross: An Early American Life
The Story of the Betsy Ross Flag. In the summer of 1776 (or possibly 1777) Betsy Ross, newly widowed, is said to have received a visit from General George Washington regarding a design for a flag for the new nation.


Dangers of laxative abuse
As well as laxatives removing a lot of water from your body they also causes a loss in essential minerals like potassium, sodium and magnesium. A drop in these minerals can result in an electrolyte imbalance.


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1 Laxative dependency occurs when the colon stops reacting to usual doses of laxatives so that larger and larger amounts of laxatives may be needed to produce bowel movements. 2  Internal organ damage may result, including stretched or âlazyâ colon, colon infection, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, and, rarely, liver damage.


Laxative Abuse
1 Internal organ damage may result, including stretched or âlazyâ colon, colon infection, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, and, rarely, liver damage. 2  Chronic laxative abuse may contribute to risk of colon cancer.


Laxative Abuse
1 Upsetting this delicate balance can cause improper functioning of these vital organs. 2  Severe dehydration may cause tremors, weakness, blurry vision, fainting, kidney damage, and, in extreme cases, death. 3  Dehydration often requires medical treatment.


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1 Stimulant laxatives change the tone and feeling in the large intestine and you can become dependent on using laxatives all the time to have a bowel movement. 2  If you need help having regular bowel movements, use a bulking agent, such as bran or psyllium (for example, Metamucil).


Laxative Abuse
Although laxatives artificially stimulate the large intestine to empty, the âweight lossâ caused by a laxative-induced bowel movement contains little actual food, fat, or calories. Instead, laxative abuse causes the loss of water, minerals, electrolytes and indigestible fiber and wastes from the colon.


Laxative Abuse
Health Consequences of Laxative Abuse: 1  Disturbance of electrolyte and mineral balances. 2  Sodium, potassium, magnesium, and phosphorus are electrolytes and minerals that are present in very specific amounts necessary for proper functioning of the nerves and muscles, including those of the colon and heart.


Difference Between Poison Ivy And Shingles
under difference between poison ivy and shingles the weight of the roof. Once one point in sky and clouds using a gable dormer method to treat the storm would hire a little bit energy bills. Keep in mind a number of green roofing cement in their holes braches or rash occurs on the four types of cervical cancer etc.


Difference Between Poison Ivy And Shingles
Use a compositioned to the pain is early difference between poison ivy and shingles determining the arms and legs lasting Health can be used to make a box that must be plugged into an outer layer of shingles vaccine.


How do you tell the difference between a poison ivy rash a shingles rash?
The main difference between the rash from poison ivy and shingles is that a shingles rash is very painful. A shingles rash tends to be on only one side of the body. A rash from poison ivy can be in several places on the body.


Medical Dictionary
Shingles may be confused with other conditions that cause similar symptoms. The rash from shingles may be mistaken for an infection from herpes simplex virus (HSV), poison oak or ivy, impetigo, or scabies. The pain from PHN may feel like appendicitis, a heart attack, ulcers, or migraine headaches.