RIP v1 Vs. RIP v2
RIP v2 advertises the mask, next to each network it advertises, while RIP v1 does not. That is why RIPv2 supports VLSM/CIDR (both of which require the masks to be advertised), so the router learning the networks, knows what the associated masks are. Best wishes, Keith.


RIP v1 Vs. RIP v2
Re: RIP v1 Vs. RIP v2 Ashiq Oct 8, 2013 4:29 AM (in response to just plain old Kev) So it means that combining RIP Version 1 and RIP Version 2 means that the router with RIP V2 would not be able to reach the networks connected to the RIP v1 router.


Netgear â RIP Direction? What's it about?
Ok, in the setup window of the Netgear router, there's an option under Advanced, then Lan, it says RIP Direction and also RIP Version. What exactly do these do? The default is on both and Version is RIP-1. Direction can be changed to Both, In Only, Out only, or also none, and Version can be changed to RIP-1, RIP-2B, or RIP-2M.


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PDF of this chapter. RIP (Routing Information Protocol, RFC 2453) is an Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP) that is commonly used in internal networks (LANs). It allows a router to exchange its routing information automatically with other routers, and allows it to dynamically adjust its routing tables and adapt to changes in the network. RIP is disabled by default.


Cisco administration 101: Know the basics about RIPv2
When it comes to internal routing protocols, Routing Information Protocol version 2 (RIPv2) is one of the most common routing protocols in use today. David Davis reviews some RIPv2 fundamentals every network administrator needs to know and tells you how to configure this protocol.


Netgear â RIP Direction? What's it about?
RIP is one method for routers to exchange routing information. You normally do not need to enable this unless you have additional routers on your LAN side. Most of the NAT routers use the next WAN hop as the default route so RIP should not be required on that interface either.


Cisco IOS IP Configuration Guide, Release 12.2
Allowing Unicast Updates for RIP. Because RIP is normally a broadcast protocol, in order for RIP routing updates to reach nonbroadcast networks, you must configure the Cisco IOS software to permit this exchange of routing information. To do so, use the following command in router configuration mode:


Configuring Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
Routing Information Protocol (RIP) 1  RIP (Routing Information Protocol, RFC 2453) is an Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP) that is commonly used in internal networks (LANs). It allows a router to exchange its routing information automatically with other routers, and allows it to dynamically adjust its routing tables and adapt to changes in the network. RIP is disabled by default.


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This fact also restricts deep drilling, thus causing hindrance todirect observation of the materials of the earthâs interior. Fig. 2.1 Concentric Zones showing layers of the Earthâs interior The huge size of the earth and increasing temperature with depth has set a limit todirect observation of the earthâs interior.


Earth's interior
However, this knowledge is limited. The deepest drill hole, just over 9 miles (15 kilometers) in depth, penetrates only about 0.2 percent of the distance to Earth's center. Geologists collect information about Earth's remote interior from several different sources.


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Earthâs interior is divided into three concentric layers;Crust, mantle and core. Crust is the thinnest and outermost layer, mantle middleone whereas core is the innermost and the most dense layer of the earth. Thematerial of the crust is composed of rocks. Rock is composed of one or moreminerals.


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Like mostof the celestial bodies, the earth is spherical in shape. You also know that hotwater and molten lava eject out from the earthâs interior. This indicates that thetemperature below the earthâs surface is very high. Worldâs deepest mining islimited only to the depth of less than 5 kilometers.


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The innermost layer surrounding the earthâs centre is called core, which isabout 3500 kms in radius. Core is the most dense layer of the earth with its densityrange from 9.5 to 14.5 and sometimes even higher. It is composed mainly of theiron and nickel thus commonly known as Nife.


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It's really too bad, because I think if they gave Jack enough of a chance to really flesh out the character he would've been a great addition to the show. He isn't a Don Knotts or a Barney Fife, but Jack was funny in his own way.


Warren Ferguson
Find sources: Warren Ferguson â news Â· newspapers Â· books Â· scholar Â· JSTOR Â· free images (November 2014). Warren Ferguson is a fictional character in the American television program The Andy Griffith Show. Warren Ferguson is portrayed by Jack Burns.


Warren Ferguson
Overview [edit]. Warren is Mayberry barber Floyd Lawson 's nephew. Warren hails from Boston, Massachusetts. He graduated fourth in his police academy class but proves to be a bungler in Mayberry. Warren serves as deputy of Mayberry under Sheriff Andy Taylor, following the departure of the previous deputy Barney Fife, when actor Don Knotts left the series.


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If it weren't for Warren, I'd really be turned off by the color seasons. I just flat out don't like most of the color eps. We lost Barney. We lost the fun loving Andy and got the Andy that acts like he's got like a male form of pms.


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I really don't think they explained Warren's disappearance. The viewers just didn't like Jack Burns being a deputy. This is really not his fault. The viewers thought that Warren was replacing Barney Fife and that just didn't settle right.


The residents of Andy Griffith's Mayberry: Where are they now?
She makes monthly appearances on the town's Andy Griffith Museum on the third Friday of the month. Elinor Donahue, who played the town pharmacist and Andy's girlfriend in the show's first season, continues to work occasionally.


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Andy could've pulled out at any time. If he wasn't having fun anymore, he could've stopped. He really had a lot of fun with Don and I suppose Andy thought he could still do the show, even though he'd miss Don. He just couldn't do it. I recall one scene, eh, I think it was Floyd, Goober, and Andy. Maybe it was Howard, Goober and Andy, but anyway they are on this bench.


The residents of Andy Griffith's Mayberry: Where are they now?
July 03, 2012 | By Patrick Kevin Day. (LAT File Photo). Andy Griffith's death on Tuesday meant the most prominent cast member of the landmark Andy Griffith Show had finally departed. Costar Don Knotts preceded Griffith in death in 2006 and Frances Bavier (who played Aunt Bea) died in 1989. Many of Mayberry's older residents have been long gone, such as Floyd the barber (Howard McNear) in 1969 and Otis the drunk (Hal Smith) in 1994.


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The Andy Griffith Show. 597 Fans. - Add to My Shows. The lives of Sheriff Andy Taylor, his Aunt Bee, son Opie and deputy Barney Fife unfolded slowly in a series of charming, laugh-out-loud stories that were almost entirely character driven. 1  Main. 2  Videos. 3  Episode Guide.


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Exactly how long youâll get to redeem varies from state to state, but generally youâll get between one year and three years. In certain states though, the redemption period is much shorter. Check your state laws or consult with an attorney to find out the tax sale redemption period where you live.


How Unpaid Property Taxes Can Lead to a Sale of Your House
After a tax sale has occurred, the homeowner may be able to redeem the property. Redemption is the right of the property owner to reclaim the property by paying the entire sale price, plus certain additional costs and interest, after the sale so long as it is within the time period allowed by statute.


When do property taxes become delinquent?
No. The certificate holder has no claim on the property. However, two years after taxes became delinquent, the certificate holder can place a Tax Deed Application on your property. (Example - 2008 unpaid taxes which had a certificate sold by June 1st of 2009, can have a Tax Deed Application made on it beginning on April 1st, 2011).


How Unpaid Property Taxes Can Lead to a Sale of Your House
Under most state laws, property tax liens are granted first lien status and are superior over other liens, including mortgages, regardless of whether the mortgage was recorded before or after the tax lien. Once the property taxes are delinquent for a sufficiently long time, the taxing authority will initiate a tax sale. A list is recorded in the county records that names the taxpayer, the property, as well as the amount of tax due, and the list will often be published.


Dictionary of Banking Terms and Phrases
In many states, the home can be sold for the amount of the past-due taxes, which means that a $300,000 home could be sold for $1,500, for example. This is very different from a home mortgage foreclosure where the purchaser at the sale usually pays an amount close to the fair market value of the property.


When You Can't Pay Your Property Taxes
Redeeming the Home. In most states, you get a period of time during which you can repurchase (redeem) your home after a tax sale by paying the buyer the amount he or she paid (or by paying the taxes owed) plus interest, penalties, and costs.


Tax Lien Sales Can Be Risky for New Home Buyers
The rules about how unpaid taxes are handled vary from one jurisdiction to another, but generally after a certain period of time these homeowners are charged interest on their unpaid taxes. The amount of interest charged is set by each state and then charged by the county government and can range as high as 12% to 24%.


Buying a home in a tax lien sale
Assume Joe Smith, an Indiana homeowner, owes $500 in unpaid property taxes. Your $5,000 offer is the winning bid at the auction. If Smith redeems his property within a year, as required under Indiana law, heâll owe the tax collector the initial $500, plus a 10 percent penalty, totaling $550.


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The fourth quarter 2016 e-commerce. estimate increased 14.3 percent (Â±1.8%) from the fourth quarter of 2015 while total retail sales increased 4.1 percent. (Â±0.7%) in the same period. E-commerce sales in the fourth quarter of 2016 accounted for 8.3 percent of total sales.


What percentage of the global economy is comprised of the financial services sector?
It can be extrapolated from that estimate that the total revenue of the global financial services sector in 2011 was roughly $11 trillion. To figure out what percentage of the global economy that $11 trillion represents, a total estimate of global GDP is required. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimated that the total global economy was worth $77.6 trillion in 2014.


2016 US Retail Industry Overview
What is the Retail Industry? The retail industry is a sector of the economy that is comprised of individuals and companies engaged in the selling of finished products to end user consumers. Multi-store retail chains in the U.S. are both publicly traded on the stock exchange and privately owned.


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Estimated Quarterly U.S. Retail E-commerce Sales as a Percent of Total Quarterly Retail Sales: 1st Quarter 2007 â 4th Quarter 2016. Percent of Total. The Quarterly Retail E-Commerce sales estimate for the fourth quarter of 2016 is scheduled for release on May 16, 2017 at 10:00 A.M.


2016 US Retail Industry Overview
Total annual U.S. retail sales have increased an average of 4.5% between 1993 and 2015, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The Largest U.S. Retail Industry Companies: Measured solely by revenue numbers, the U.S. is the undisputed leader of the retail industry.


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Internet retailing is the fastest-growing segment. In 2015, it was $341.7 billion, or 10.6% of the total. Although that's a small share, it's a 75.8% increase in just four years. It's expected to grow to nearly $500 billion by 2018.


Global Food Industry
Global Food Industry. The structure of the global food industry is continually changing and evolving as food suppliers, manufacturers, and retailers adjust to meet the needs of consumers, who are increasingly demanding a wider variety of higher quality products.


Global Food Industry
Driven by innovation and competition from private retail brands, food manufacturers are focusing on specific product lines where they have inherent advantages. There is greater emphasis on category management and focused growth compared with the product portfolio diversification strategies of the past.


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Mrs. Newell's Classroom Blog. Charles Dickens Scavenger Hunt! Conduct an internet scavenger hunt to learn about the author. You may use any search engine; however, I caution the use of Wikipedia as is can often times be unreliable!


Little Dickens scavenger hunt
Dickens adult home was called the Bleak. House and Gads Hill Place. The woman whom Dickens was close to when he was at the age of 18-20 was Maria Beadnell. The actress whom Dickens was deeply involved with was Ellen Ternan.


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You will trigger a panic attack. (I have them all the time). To prevent them, breath into a bag, the carbon is to limit the intake of oxygen. Too much oxygen can be a bad thinâ¦g, strange but true. But I don't think it effects dogs, if it's repetative you might want to take him/her to the vet.


Students in English II Level 1 and Honors!
Students in English II Level 1 and Honors! Charles Dickens Scavenger Hunt! Conduct an internet scavenger hunt to learn about the author. You may use any search engine; however, I caution the use of Wikipedia as is can often times be unreliable!


Charles Dickens
What was the accident Dickens was involved in 1865?   While returning from Paris with his mistress Ellen Ternan in June of 1865, their train was involved in a serious crash; the only first-class carriage to remain on the trâ¦ack was the one Dickens and Ternan was in.


Animal Farm
After obliterating all signs of Mr. Jones, the animals enjoy a double ration of corn and sing âBeasts of Englandâ seven times through, until it is time to sleep. In the morning, they admire the farm from a high knoll before exploring the farmhouse, where they stare in stunned silence at the unbelievable luxuries within.


Animal Farm
Summary. Three nights later, Old Major dies in his sleep, and for three months the animals make secret preparations to carry out the old pigâs dying wish of wresting control of the farm from Mr. Jones.


Animal Farm prezi
She could read the commandments, and know they were changed. protagonist lazy unhelpful obsessed with looks Mollie is a static character, because she was not opposed to humans in the beginning, and stayed that way, because after being in animal farm for a while she went back to being a cart horse. The pigeons say .


Animal Farm
Analysis. By the end of the second chapter, the precise parallels between the Russian Revolution and the plot of Animal Farm have emerged more clearly. The Manor Farm represents Russia under the part-feudal, part-capitalist system of the tsars, with Mr. Jones standing in for the moping and negligent Tsar Nicholas II.


Napoleon ( Animal Farm)
Napoleon spends most of his time inside, giving his orders through other pigs, like the cunning orator Squealer, who helps spread support for him and changes the commandments. Napoleon declares the Farm a Republic, and a President is elected, Napoleon is the only candidate and elected unanimously. Ultimately, Napoleon becomes an oppressive dictator and seems to become one of the cruel humans through his adoption of human ways.


Animal Farm prezi
This quote is from when he was trying to recapture the farm. He never changes his mind about this. antagonist hard working protagonist unhelpful selfish smart old helpful Muriel is a dynamic character, because when animal farm was created she thought it was better than Jones, and at the end she wasn't sure.


Animal Farm prezi
Transcript of Animal Farm prezi. Animal Farm plot chapter 5 chapter 2 chapter 4 chapter 1 Clover is a dynamic character, because at the beginning of the story she was all for animal farm, and at the end she felt that there were many problems with it.


The Case of the Stolen Wi-Fi
A typical home Wi-Fi signal can transmit about 150 feet from an access point or router. Walls and windows will slow it down, but if it reaches the edge of your property, it won't stop there.


The Case of the Stolen Wi-Fi
If you've got an unprotected Wi-Fi network and you are in any kind of populated area, then you really should do something to protect that, Hunter said. Specifically, on a Windows PC, a intruder on your wireless LAN could get into any folder that is set with file sharing enabled, Hunter said.


The Case of the Stolen Wi-Fi
It's not hard for even an innocent user to tap into a broadband Internet connection via an unprotected wireless LAN: As soon as the Wi-Fi client detects the network, the user can click on it and join. Some broadband subscribers even like opening their networks.


The Case of the Stolen Wi-Fi
Many home Wi-Fi routers are equipped with firewalls, which can provide protections such as deflecting attempts to scan your PC for vulnerabilities. Anyone who gets on your wireless LAN is behind the firewall, so if their systems are laden with viruses or other malicious code it can spread over the LAN.


Securing Your Wireless Network
Unless you take certain precautions, anyone nearby with a wireless-ready computer or mobile device can use your network. That means your neighbors â or any hacker nearby â could piggyback on your network, or access information on your computer.


Securing Your Wireless Network
Understand How a Wireless Network Works. Going wireless generally requires connecting an internet access point â like a cable or DSL modem â to a wireless router, which sends a signal through the air, sometimes as far as several hundred feet. Any computer within range with a wireless card can pull the signal from the air and access the internet.


GPS tracking a lost/stolen phone
4. Re: GPS tracking a lost/stolen phone. The above information is out of date. There is an app on Google Play called Android Lost. Android Lost-Android Apps on Google Play. that advertises that it can be installed 'after the fact', i.e., once the phone is lost. I don't know how well/if it works, but you might give it a try.


The Case of the Stolen Wi-Fi
But the arrests were over something many consumers throw out their windows every day: a Wi-Fi signal. The idea of a police car roaring down the street to catch a roving Doom junkie using someone else's wireless LAN may seem silly, but there are real dangers if your network plays host to strangers.


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Southern Blot Procedure. Let's review the procedure step by step 1 The DNA to be analyzed, such as the total DNA of an organism, is digested to completion with a restriction enzyme. For an organism with a complex genome, this digestion may generate millions of specific restriction fragments.


Structural Biochemistry/DNA recombinant techniques/Southern Blot
Southern blotting is a hybridization technique that enables researchers to determine the presence of certain nucleotide sequences in a sample of DNA. Southern Blotting was the first technique of its kind.


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Definition. A technique developed by E. M. Southern in 1975 for the detection of a specific DNA sequence (gene or other) in a large, complex sample of DNA (e.g. cellular DNA). It is also used to determine the molecular weight of a restriction fragment and to measure relative amounts in different samples.


Structural Biochemistry/DNA recombinant techniques/Southern Blot
Southern blotting, which is named after its inventor, Edwin Southern, is a common technique used in molecular biology to separate and characterize DNA. It is an effective way to identify a specific DNA pattern by the following procedures. Southern blotting is a technique used to determine the presence of a specific DNA sequence within a mixture via agarose gel electrophoresis.


Biology, Eighth Edition (Raven)
Why would the same sequence show up in different gel bands in different individuals? The Southern Blot procedure breaks DNA into fragments using a restriction enzyme, runs the fragments on a gel, and then uses a specific labeled sequence as a probe. The DNA sequences are spaced out on the gel by length. The shortest sequence travels the furthest distance and the longest sequence travels the shortest distance. The pattern of bands is thus entirely due to the number and location of the restriction sites where the DNA is cut. The addition or loss of a single restriction site can place the target sequence in a new band on the gel even when the rest of the DNA is unchanged.


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Under optimal conditions, Southern blotting detects ~ 0.1 pg of the DNA of interest. Uses: Southern blots are used in gene discovery and mapping, evolution and development studies, diagnostics and forensics.


Structural Biochemistry/DNA recombinant techniques/Southern Blot
Southern Blotting can also be used to follow the inheritance of selected genes. Mutations within restriction sites change the sizes of restriction fragments and as a result, the positions of bands in the Southern-blotting analysis and autoradiography also change.


Structural Biochemistry/DNA recombinant techniques/Southern Blot
In this case, the Southern blot was run using mouse DNA from mice which were breed in the mouse colony. Southern blotting is a way to track the genetic make up of each new litter of mice and the genotypes of old mice.


Is there an age limit to joining the army?
One would think that age to enlist in the US military would be a simple category. One is either old enough, or too old, right? Unfortunately, it doesn't quite work that way. Under federal law, the minimum age for enlistment in the United States military is 17 (with parental consent) and 18 (without parental consent). The maximum age is 35.


Age Limits Within Military Service Branches
Age waivers for non-prior service enlistments are very rare. Generally these are approved for those who started the enlistment process within the required age limits, but were unable to complete the process and ship to basic training before their birthday. In these cases, only a couple of months of age was waived.


Waivers for Joining the Military
Age - Age waivers in the military do often occur depending upon the job. Jobs in special ops rarely have age waivers, but they do occur on a case by case basis. Regular military age waivers for professional jobs in the legal, medical, religious fields are often waived due to force requirement needs.


Confederation Square
Town square. A town square is an open public space commonly found in the heart of a traditional town used for community gatherings. Other names for town square are civic center, city square, urban square, market square, public square, piazza, plaza, and town green. Most town squares are hardscapes suitable for open markets, music concerts, political rallies, and other events that require firm ground. Being centrally located, town squares are usually surrounded by small shops such as bakeries, meat markets, c


Town square
Piazza was used by some, especially in the Boston area, to refer to a verandah or front porch of a house or apartment. Piazza is a common last name for Italians and Italian-Americans. The name grew out of the region surrounding Venice. Populations of Piazza live in Calabria, Sicily, and Venice.


"The ""piazza"": definition, history, and the most beautiful examples in Tuscany"
Translation and definition of piazza. The Italian word piazza (plural: piazze) is generally translated as square in English, though this is a misnomer since it implies a shape in which very few piazze are constructed. The word piazza comes from the Greek platea (the ground floor of the auditorium) from platys (wide space or opening). With time this developed to mean more specifically the piazza in the city (agorÃ  in polis), which both for the Greeks and Romans, and for Renaissance Italians, was the central pulse of the city.


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The piazza: definition, history, and the most beautiful examples in Tuscany. I have always loved the way my Italian friends set up a meeting to go out for the evening. Ci si vede in piazza! - which means we'll see each other in the piazza and go from there. Let's talk about the piazza - what it means, what it was historically, and what some of the most beautiful examples in Tuscany are.


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The Milbreys, father and son, came up and greeted the group on the piazza. The old feller was sittin' on the piazza in a big rattan chair. When he went out on the piazza he saw excitement among his comrades. Though all cannot live on the piazza,â as the Tuscan proverb has it, âevery one may feel the sun. Will ye come in th' parlor, er had ye ruther set out on th' piazza? I saw father go into the room a moment since, and grandpa's out on the piazza. So she went into the house, procured a book, and sat on the piazza.


"The ""piazza"": definition, history, and the most beautiful examples in Tuscany"
The piazza: definition, history, and the most beautiful examples in Tuscany. 1  I have always loved the way my Italian friends set up a meeting to go out for the evening. Ci si vede in piazza! - which means we'll see each other in the piazza and go from there. Let's talk about the piazza - what it means, what it was historically, and what some of the most beautiful examples in Tuscany are. Piazza Santo Spirito, Florence [Photo Credits: Scott MacLeod Liddle] Translation and definition of piazza The Italian word piazza (plural: piazze) is generally translated as square in English, though this is a misnomer since it implies a shape in which very few piazze are constructed. The word piazza comes from the Greek platea (the ground floor of the auditorium) from platys (wide space or


"The ""piazza"": definition, history, and the most beautiful examples in Tuscany"
The piazza: definition, history, and the most beautiful examples in Tuscany I have always loved the way my Italian friends set up a meeting to go out for the evening. Ci si vede in piazza! - which means we'll see each other in the piazza and go from there.


Confederation Square
Town square. A town square is an open public space[1] commonly found in the heart of a traditional town used for community gatherings. Other names for town square are civic center, city square, urban square, market square, public square, piazza, plaza, and town green. Most town squares are hardscapes suitable for open markets, music concerts, political rallies, and other events that require firm ground.


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visittuscany.com and our partners. 1  Highlights. 2  A guide for animal passionates. 3  The most beautiful squares. 4  Top 10 must-sees for a first-timer. 5  Top 10 hill towns. 6  5 reasons to visit Tuscany in June. 7  10 romantic ways to explore Tuscany.


Town square
A piazza (Italian pronunciation: ) is a city square in Italy, Malta, along the Dalmatian coast and in surrounding regions. San Marco in Venice may be the worlds best known. The term is roughly equivalent to the Spanish plaza.


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WHAT'S CARDIOMYOPATHY. Cardiomyopathy is a chronic and sometimes progressive disease in which the heart muscle (myocardium), is abnormally enlarged, thickened and/or stiffened. The condition typically begins in the walls of the heart's lower chambers (ventricles), and in more severe cases also affects the walls of the upper chambers (atria).


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Cardiomyopathy is a disease of the heart muscle. It can run in families and can affect one or several members of a family. Some members of a family may be affected more than others and some family members may not be affected or have any symptoms at all. Types of cardiomyopathy.


Myopathy
Myopathy is a disease of muscle in which the muscle fibers do not function properly. This results in muscular weakness. Myopathy simply means muscle disease (Greek myo- muscle + patheia < -pathy suffering).


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The second most common form of heart muscle disease is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. This disease is characterized by the abnormal growth and arrangement of muscle fibers in the heart (myocardial disarray), leading to excessive thickening of the heart walls.


What is cardiomyopathy?
What is cardiomyopathy? Cardiomyopathy is a disease of the heart muscle (âcardioâ means heart, âmyoâ means muscle and âpathyâ means disease). It isnât a single condition, but a group of conditions that affect the structure of the heart and reduce its ability to pump blood around the body. Cardiomyopathy can affect anyone, at any age.


Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
Cardiomyopathy is a disorder of the heart muscle. Dilated cardiomyopathy - where the heart enlarges (dilates). Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) - where the heart muscle becomes thickened (hypertrophied). Restrictive cardiomyopathy - where the heart muscle cannot relax properly between heartbeats.


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Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is a condition where the heart muscle becomes thickened. The symptoms that develop depend on the severity of the condition. The treatment depends on the type of symptoms you have and whether complications develop. Some people need no treatment.


'Tbh' no longer just stands for 'to be honest' on Instagram
While tbh still means to be honest or sometimes to be heard, it's no longer associated with an insult (I'm just being honest!), but with compliments. In The Washington Post's example, the teen girl, after getting her likes, would then write a simple tbh you're pretty on commenters' pictures.


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TBH [Internet]; Jul 31, 2016 [cited 2016 Jul 31]. Available from: http://www.allacronyms.com/TBH/Text_messaging. 'TBH', All Acronyms, 31 July 2016, <http://www.allacronyms.com/TBH/Text_messaging> [accessed 31 July 2016] All Acronyms, TBH (Jul. 31, 2016, 3:07 PM), available at http://www.allacronyms.com/TBH/Text_messaging.


TBH Meaning: What does TBH mean?
Find the meaning of TBH and Hashtag TBH thatâs used commonly on Instagram and other forms of social media. Itâs very likely that youâve heard the TBH Acronym or hashtag used in a social media app such as Instagram or Vine, or on a website like Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Tumblr, Reddit, etc. We are here to provide you with the #TBH meaning and give you some examples of its uses and its users.


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All Acronyms. TBH [Internet]; Aug 4, 2016 [cited 2016 Aug 4]. Available from: http://www.allacronyms.com/TBH/Texting. 'TBH', All Acronyms, 4 August 2016, <http://www.allacronyms.com/TBH/Texting> [accessed 4 August 2016] All Acronyms, TBH (Aug. 4, 2016, 9:08 PM), available at http://www.allacronyms.com/TBH/Texting.


Inspect
Inspect. Inspect (Inspect.exe) is a Windows-based tool that enables you select any UI element and view the element's accessibility data. You can view Microsoft UI Automation properties and control patterns, as well as Microsoft Active Accessibility properties. Inspect also enables you to test the navigational structure of the automation elements in the UI Automation tree, and the accessible objects in the Microsoft Active Accessibility hierarchy.


Inspect
Inspect is installed as part of the overall set of tools in the Windows Software Development Kit (SDK), it is not distributed as a separate download. The Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) for Windows 8.1 includes all of the accessibility-related tools documented in this section.


"Hacking Websites using Chrome's ""Inspect Element"""
To do so doubleclick on 40 dollars and change it. Then click on a blank area of the Inspect Element page to save your new settings. Now reload the HTML page in your browser window to see if it is there. But remember, if the script on the server doesn't support that amount, then this won't help you. Here are some videos for that.


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A comprehensive list of all shortcut keys is also provided for easy lookup and reference. 1  Developer Tools Menu Bar Shortcut Keys. 2  Jump-To Tab Shortcut Keys. 3  HTML Tab Toolbar Shortcut Keys. 4  CSS Tab Toolbar Shortcut Keys. 5  Console Tab Shortcut Keys For Debugger Mode. 6  Script Tab Shortcut Keys For Debugger Mode.


Google Chrome: keyboard shortcut to view Resources / Inspect Element?
Frankadelic really wants to open the Developer Tools to access the Resources panel, not the Elements panel, so Ctrl+Shift+I is a good shortcut to use: it opens the Developer Tools the same way you left them.


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Hello everyone, i need help for the command to write into the config. I want to bind the inspect weapon into my config, since the game keeps on deleting it in my options.


Developer Tools Keyboard Shortcuts Reference
The following shortcut keys work under the Console tab. This tab is only available in Internet Explorer 9. For more on using the F12 tools Console tab, see How to use F12 Developer Tools to Debug your Webpages.


Developer Tools Keyboard Shortcuts Reference
Search Shortcut Keys. The following shortcut keys can be accessed to do Search. For more on using the F12 tools Search, see Introduction to F12 Developer Tools.


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Take a page you can post on and inspect element. Right click on code and select edit as HTML and a new box will open. Highlight the complete code (select all) and copy. Now go to a page on the same site you can't post on and repeat the steps you took except highlight the complete code and paste.


Developer Tools Keyboard Shortcuts Reference
Developer Tools Menu Bar Shortcut Keys. The following shortcut keys can be accessed at any time while the F12 tools are open. Differences between Windows Internet Explorer 8 and Windows Internet Explorer 9 are noted.


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'The Affair': Watch Haunting Opening Titles Featuring New Fiona Apple Song. Container was penned specifically for the Showtime drama. Fiona Apple is back with new music. The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter composed an original song, Container, for Showtime's new drama The Affair that is the centerpiece for the opening titles.


Container (song)
The previously unreleased song was used for the opening sequence of The Affair; the television series' plot reportedly inspired the song. It describes a woman who died, screaming into a canyon, and how the sound created an avalanche that killed a man, whose widow ultimately 'met your daddy and they made you'.


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Hear Fiona Appleâs Theme Song for Showtimeâs âThe Affairâ. Itâs not often that television theme songs are cause for excitement, but when Fiona Apple releases new music (weâre now two years removed from her most recent album, the astounding The Idler Wheelâ¦) weâll take what we can get, even if itâs indirectly about tacos.


Hear Fiona Appleâs Theme Song for Showtimeâs âThe Affairâ
| October 3, 2014. Itâs not often that television theme songs are cause for excitement, but when Fiona Apple releases new music (weâre now two years removed from her most recent album, the astounding The Idler Wheelâ¦) weâll take what we can get, even if itâs indirectly about tacos.


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The Hollywood Reporter. 'The Affair': Watch Haunting Opening Titles Featuring New Fiona Apple Song. Fiona Apple is back with new music. The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter composed an original song, Container, for Showtime's new drama The Affair that is the centerpiece for the opening titles.


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The Thomas Crown Affair is based on an original screenplay written by American screenwriter Alan Trustman. A remake, The Thomas Crown Affair, was released in 1999. An interesting tidbit about Trustman says that, when he was 15 years old, he had a low-level job at a bank.


The Windmills of Your Mind
The song being played during the opening credits is The Windmills of Your Mind, music by French composer Michel Legrand, lyrics by American songwriters Alan and Marilyn Bergman, performed by British actor and musician Noel Harrison. Legrand won an Academy Award for Best Song with Windmills of Your Mind.


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Hear Fiona Appleâs New Theme Song for The Affair. Starring Ruth Wilson and Dominic West. 132 Shares. Share 130 Tweet 0 Share 2 Share Email Print Share. Here are the eerie title credits for Showtimeâs adultery drama The Affair, starring Ruth Wilson and Dominic West and featuring a brand-new song from Fiona Apple called Container..


Hear Fiona Appleâs Theme Song for Showtimeâs âThe Affairâ
So, when it was announced that Fiona wrote the song to Showtimeâs new thriller, The Affair, we remained cautiously optimistic. Fortunately, the song manages to be distinctly (but succinctly) pure Fiona Apple.


Container (song)
Container (song) Container is a song written and performed by American singer-songwriter Fiona Apple. It was produced by Blake Mills. The previously unreleased song was used for the title sequence of the Showtime drama series The Affair.


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Follow these simple steps to connect your WiDi device to your laser TV: 1  Press the SETTINGS button on your remote. 2  Use the â , â , â, â or buttons to select NETWORK and press the OK button. 3  Press the â , â , â, â buttons to select WiâFi Screen Share and then press the OK button.


SHARING CONTENT BETWEEN DEVICES ON YOUR LASER TV
Follow these simple steps to connect your WiDi device to your laser TV: 1  Press the SETTINGS button on your remote. 2  Use the â , â , â, â or buttons to select NETWORK and press the OK button. 3  Press the â , â , â, â buttons to select WiâFi Screen Share and then press the OK button. 4  Set WiâFi Screen Share to On.


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1 Press the SETTINGS button on your Laser TV. 2  Press the â or â button to select NETWORK and press the OK button. 3  Press the â , â , â or â button to select Wi-Fi Screen Share and then press the OK button. 4  Set Wi-Fi Screen Share to On.


SHARING CONTENT BETWEEN DEVICES ON YOUR LASER TV
Connecting using Wi-Fi Direct: 1  Press the SETTINGS button on your Laser TV. 2  Press the â or â button to select NETWORK and press the OK button. 3  Press the â , â , â or â button to select Wi-Fi Screen Share and then press the OK button. 4  Set Wi-Fi Screen Share to On.


SHARING CONTENT BETWEEN DEVICES ON YOUR LASER TV
Connecting using Wi-Fi Direct: 1  Press the SETTINGS button on your Laser TV. 2  Press the â or â button to select NETWORK and press the OK button. 3  Press the â , â , â or â button to select Wi-Fi Screen Share and then press the OK button.


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Before using this app: â  Ensure that you connect the device to a network. â  Ensure that the deviceâs infrared port is facing the TV. Connecting to a TV. Step 1: Tap Smart Remote on the Apps screen. Step 2: Tap Select country or region and select a country. Step 3: Select a region and select the broadcast service.


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â  Ensure that you connect the device to a network. â  Ensure that the deviceâs infrared port is facing the TV. Connecting to a TV. Step 1: Tap Smart Remote on the Apps screen. Step 2: Tap Select country or region and select a country. Step 3: Select a region and select the broadcast service.


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Before using this app: â  Ensure that you connect the device to a network. â  Ensure that the deviceâs infrared port is facing the TV. Connecting to a TV. Step 1: Tap Smart Remote on the Apps screen. Step 2: Tap Select country or region and select a country.


How can I connect my laptop to my TV?
This is by far the easiest way to connect your laptop to your TV. HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is a way of sending high definition video and audio to a monitor or TV screen Products with HDMI ports are common in todayâs market, with practically every HD-ready piece of kit coming with one.


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Bundle branch block, either complete or incomplete, represents a difference in the timing of the arrival of the electrical impulse at the apex of ventricle and can be caused by many different reasons. One of the causes of bundle branch block either right or left can be the surgical interruption of the Purkinje bundle.


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All the posterior left ventricular. Part of the right ventricular wall. Electrocardiographic changes associate with circumflex coronary artery disease observed in: leads I & aVL. Sinus node & atrioventricular (AV node) nodal arteries: originates from the right coronary artery. Sinus nodal artery: supplies the right atrial myocardium.


Blood Supply of The Heart
Right ventricle. This structure is important because it carries part of the right bundle branch of the AV bundle of the conduction system of the heart to the anterior papillary muscle. This shortcut across the chamber of the ventricle seems to facilitate conduction time, allowing coordinated contraction of the anterior papillary muscle.


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Bundle Branch Block. Sometimes when cardiologists read EKGs the results will show a right bundle branch block, left bundle branch block or incomplete bundle branch block. This term refers to a particular appearance of the QRS complex on the EKG.


What Is a Bundle Branch Block?
Sometimes both bundle branches are affected, and the bundle branch block pattern on the ECG is not clearly identifiable as either right or left bundle branch block. In this case, the bundle branch block is referred to as an intraventricular conduction delay.


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Blood supply to the AV node & Bundle of His: Right coronary artery atrioventricular branch (90% of hearts) Septal perforating branches of the left anterior descending vessel (10% of hearts) are. Blood supply to the right bundle branch: Branches of the left anterior descending coronary vessel.


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For example, when a patient has had heart surgery where the right bundle has been cut or damaged and the left bundle is intact this condition is known as right bundle branch block (RBBB). In this case the impulse initiates the contraction of the left ventricle with a delay of the contraction of the right ventricle.


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8. Access is available for five years from the date of vehicle delivery and is transferable. Does not include any emergency services or other OnStar services. To cancel OnStar RemoteLink Key Fob Services or if your vehicle is sold, it is important to contact an OnStar Advisor. See onstar.com/mobile for full details.


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Personalised and painted violet to suit the needs of the film, with three examples made in different sizes, the PEUGEOT LC11 bicycle is available in black for sale and has won Kevin Costnerâs approval as he wanted to keep one.


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Produced by the American McG, co-written by Luc Besson and distributed by EuropaCorp, â3 days to killâ was released on February 21st in the United States, will be onscreen on March19th in France then in other countries.


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The science of Volt. It took a lot of brainpower to make the Volt hybrid-electric car more efficient and fun to drive. Engineers Pam Fletcher and Andrew Farah explain the thinking behind the advanced technologies that go into giving Volt 53 miles of pure electric range.


Sean Ackard
Sean is suspicious of why she needs money and can't get it from her mother, so she makes up an excuse about wanting to save up for some expensive earrings. Now driving a functioning car, Sean drives Hanna around to look for jobs, though to no avail. At the dance marathon, Hanna is dancing with Sean.


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â The Peugeot cars perfectly met the needs of production, who were looking for dynamic vehicles for the action scenes, as well as a bicycle, a key object in the plotâ explains Luc Besson. So a PEUGEOT bicycle naturally found its place in this film.


Sean Ackard
As a penance for crashing Seanâs car, Hanna is forced to take a filing job in his momâs dental office working with kids. On her way from work, her shopping bag containing her uniform breaks, and at that moment, she bumps into Sean.


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A â3 Days to Drive â promotional campaign. For PEUGEOT, depending on the countries, this is also the occasion to offer customers a â3 Days to Drive â event to test-drive the PEUGEOT RCZ R 270hp and 208 Gti 200hp at a dealer.


Sean Ackard
For another version check out Sean Ackard (Book Character) . Sean Ackard is Hanna's ex-boyfriend and the son of a minister and a dentist. Hanna had a crush on him since 7th Grade, which Alison constantly taunted her about. ï»¿Sean was originally Hanna's crush before Alison disappeared, back when Hanna was still Hefty Hanna..


Son of Poseidon
Triton orbits Neptune in what is known as a retrograde orbit. This means that it orbits Neptune a direction opposite the planet's rotation. It is the only large moon in the Solar System to do this. Astronomers are not quite sure of the reason for this retrograde orbit.


Son of Poseidon
Others think that Triton may have been formed elsewhere and then captured by Neptune's gravity. In fact, many astronomers have noticed that the surface features of triton, as well as its size, is very similar to what they believe the planet Pluto to look like.


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It is the only large moon in the solar system to do this. Astronomers are not quite sure of the reason for this retrograde orbit. Some believe that it condensed this way from the original material of the early solar system. Others think that Triton may have been formed elsewhere and then captured by Neptune's gravity.


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It is the only large moon in the Solar System to do this. Astronomers are not quite sure of the reason for this retrograde orbit. Some believe that it condensed this way from the original material of the early solar system. Others think that Triton may have been formed elsewhere and then captured by Neptune's gravity.


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This means that it orbits Neptune a direction opposite the planet's rotation. It is the only large moon in the solar system to do this. Astronomers are not quite sure of the reason for this retrograde orbit. Some believe that it condensed this way from the original material of the early solar system.


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This means that it orbits Neptune a direction opposite the planet's rotation. It is the only large moon in the Solar System to do this. Astronomers are not quite sure of the reason for this retrograde orbit. Some believe that it condensed this way from the original material of the early solar system.


Son of Poseidon
This means that it orbits Neptune a direction opposite the planet's rotation. It is the only large moon in the solar system to do this. Astronomers are not quite sure of the reason for this retrograde orbit.


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Triton. Triton is the only large satellite in the solar system to circle a planet in a retrograde direction -- in a direction opposite to the rotation of the planet. It also has a density of about 2.066 grams per cubic centimeter (the density of water is 1.0 gram per cubic centimeter).


Son of Poseidon
Astronomers are not quite sure of the reason for this retrograde orbit. Some believe that it condensed this way from the original material of the early solar system. Others think that Triton may have been formed elsewhere and then captured by Neptune's gravity.


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Triton is the only large satellite in the solar system to circle a planet in a retrograde direction -- in a direction opposite to the rotation of the planet. It also has a density of about 2.066 grams per cubic centimeter (the density of water is 1.0 gram per cubic centimeter).


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In premature babies, apnea is any pause in breathing that lasts longer than 20 seconds, causing bradycardia, or a drop in the babyâs blood oxygen level. Bradycardia means a slowed heart rate. In premature babies, bradycardia is a heart rate of less than 80 beats per minute.


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Apnea means a period in which breathing stops. In premature babies, apnea is any pause in breathing that lasts longer than 20 seconds, causing bradycardia, or a drop in the babyâs blood oxygen level. Bradycardia means a slowed heart rate. In premature babies, bradycardia is a heart rate of less than 80 beats per minute.


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SIDS and Sleep Apnea in Infants. When babies sleep, unexplained lapses in breathing known as apnea lead to a diminished oxygen supply to the brain and heart and can cause Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). This tragic syndrome is the leading cause of death among infants ages 1 month to 1-year-old.


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When babies sleep, unexplained lapses in breathing known as apnea lead to a diminished oxygen supply to the brain and heart and can cause Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). This tragic syndrome is the leading cause of death among infants ages 1 month to 1-year-old.


Bradycardia and Apnea in Preemies
Apnea means a period in which breathing stops. In premature babies, apnea is any pause in breathing that lasts longer than 20 seconds, causing bradycardia, or a drop in the babyâs blood oxygen level.


Spitting Up
1 Sleeping in any position other than on the back increases the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). 2  If you're concerned about spit-up during sleep, you can elevate the head of your baby's mattress or crib a few inches to keep his head higher than his stomach.


Bradycardia and Apnea in Preemies
Bradycardia means a slowed heart rate. In premature babies, bradycardia is a heart rate of less than 80 beats per minute. In premature babies, apnea and bradycardia often occur together, along with low blood oxygen levels. First, apnea occurs and the baby will stop breathing.


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Periodic breathing is not the same as âapnea.â Apnea occurs when breathing stops for at least 20 seconds. The infant may become limp. There may be a change in skin color (such as blue or pale color around the mouth) and a drop in heart rate before the baby starts breathing normally again.


At what age does the risk of SIDS decrease?
A baby is at risk of SIDS up to 12 months. But there have been cases where babies over 12 months have died from SIDS.


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The risk of this syndrome higher for children whose siblings had the problem and for premature infants. Don't panic if your child's breathing is erratic, with the child not taking a breath for 10 to 15 seconds. Discuss pauses longer than that with your doctor.


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I. History. Although Shakespeare's plays were performed at other venues during the playwright's career, the Globe Theatre in the Southwark district of London was the venue at which the Bard's best known stage works (including his four great tragedies) were first produced.. History. Although Shakespeare's plays were performed at other venues during the playwright's career, the Globe Theatre in the Southwark district of London was the venue at which the Bard's best known stage works (including his four great tragedies) were first produced.


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(Answer #4). Shakespeare's plays were performed in various places, but the best known works had their most significant performances at the Globe Theatre in the Southwark district of London. The link below has tons of information on Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.Answer #5). Although many people think that all of Shakespeare's plays were performed at the Globe theater, this in not actually the case. Shakespeare started writing plays in about 1590, but the Globe was not built until almost ten years later.


Elizabethan Theatres
The Globe was the principal playhouse of the Lord Chamberlain's Men (who would become the King's Men in 1603). Most of Shakespeare's post-1599 plays were staged at the Globe, including Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Othello, King Lear and Hamlet.t opened in 1997 under the name Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and now stages plays every summer (May to October). Mark Rylance was appointed as the first artistic director of the modern Globe in 1995. In 2006, Dominic Dromgoole took over.


Shakespeare's Globe Theatre: History & Facts
William Shakespeare wrote many plays that were performed by the Lord Chamberlain's Men. When the lease ended on the building where they'd previously performed their plays, the Globe Theatre was constructed to give the Chamberlain's Men a new place to perform their acts.he Globe Theatre is one of the most popular theatres in the world. There have been a number of plays performed at The Globe Theatre, including many of the plays written by William Shakespeare.


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Outside of the capital, plays were performed at the homes of aristocrats (wealthy people) and at public inns (places for travellers to stay). In 1599, Shakespeareâs theater company, the Lord Chamberlainâs Men, built the Globe Theatre.It cost just one penny to watch a play, as long as you didnât mind standing. Seats, and cushions to sit on, cost more. There were special effects such as fireworks and smoke.n 1599, Shakespeareâs theater company, the Lord Chamberlainâs Men, built the Globe Theatre. It cost just one penny to watch a play, as long as you didnât mind standing. Seats, and cushions to sit on, cost more.


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(Answer #5). Although many people think that all of Shakespeare's plays were performed at the Globe theater, this in not actually the case. Shakespeare started writing plays in about 1590, but the Globe was not built until almost ten years later.During that time, his plays were performed in a number of playhouses, but between 1594 and 1599 only at the Theatre and the Curtain. After 1608, they were performed at the indoor Blackfriars as well.Answer #5). Although many people think that all of Shakespeare's plays were performed at the Globe theater, this in not actually the case. Shakespeare started writing plays in about 1590, but the Globe was not built until almost ten years later.


About Shakespeare Plays
As this list of Shakespeare Plays indicates, the Bard was writing between 1590 and 1613. Many of his early plays would have been performed at The Theatre â the building that would eventually become the infamous Globe Theatre in 1598.It was here that Shakespeare made his name as a budding young writer and penned such classics as Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Nightâs Dream and The Taming of the Shrew.Many of Shakespeareâs most famous tragedies were written in the early 1600s and would have been performed at the Globe Theatre.s this list of Shakespeare Plays indicates, the Bard was writing between 1590 and 1613. Many of his early plays would have been performed at The Theatre â the building that would eventually become the infamous Globe Theatre in 1598.


5 Things to Say the Next Time Someone Asks Why You Arenât Married
Those who take their time are aware that life is not only about the wedding, the honeymoon and the first couple of years, and they are realistic enough to understand that love doesn't come after you get married -- well at least not the kind of love they want.


5 Things to Say the Next Time Someone Asks Why You Arenât Married
Some people think of marriage as the future insurance policy that frees them from doubt and regret. I beg to differ. Marriage does not extinguish regret and it doesn't transform a man you don't really love into The One. Marriage is not a spell that kills demons of regret and doubt.


How to Tell Someone You Like Them and Win Them Over
Telling someone you like that you love them isnât an easy step to take. After all, expressing your love for someone is also a commitment that youâd have to pledge. If youâre certain that what you have in mind is true love, here are a few cute and yet special ways to tell a special someone that youâre in love with them.


Is there any plausible way that Hillary Clinton does not win the 2016 Democratic Presidential nomination if she runs?
How to tell someone that you love them. There are many ways to pour out the thoughts in your heart, but as with everything else, there are a few good ways and a few not-so-good ways. When youâre ready for more love in your life, use these three different ways to get the message across. THE DIRECT APPROACH.


5 Things to Say the Next Time Someone Asks Why You Arenât Married
Once you hit 30, if you are not married, the reflection of your life in some people's eyes starts looking similar to The Hunger Games, where marriage means survival... and helping you becomes everyone's destined mission.


What to say when a girl ask why do you love her?
tell them the only reason you are going out with her is to wank over her mum in a bra when you sleep at hers, and you dont love her at all.   OpTiC's Answer:   wow u morâ¦on... just change the topic and say...


10 Things You Didnât Know Guys Want Girls To Do During Sex
Iâm sure all of us ladies could think of things we wish guys would do while hooking up â but how are we supposed to know what they want us to do? I mean, obviously you can ask them, but if you want to make it seem like youâve got it all figured out in the bedroom department (psst: no one really does), read on. We loved this Ask Reddit thread on what guys think women donât do enough of in bed. Rather than look at this as âyou need to change to please your man,â I would look at this as helpful sex advice from a dude to make every sexual experience a little bit better for both of you.


What to say when a girl ask why do you love her?
When a girl asks a guy why he loves her it meens she wants to know whether the relationship is real and your not just going out with her for the popularity or for publicity. Sâ¦he would probably want an answer on her personality, if you like her looks DONT say shes hott tell her shes beautiful.


What to say when a girl ask why do you love her?
What to say when a girl asks you what does love mean to you? Say you think its where to people who have are meant ti be together like soul mates and that love is where you love that one persons company more than anything else and you woâ¦uld do anything for them you would even give your life to save them.


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When it comes to talking to women sometimes men over-complicate things. If youâre the kind of guy who can never seem to think of the right thing to say or who gets nervous just approaching a woman then you need to keep in mind that is often the simplest, easiest things that women will respond [â¦]


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If you are thinking of owning a large dog breed, you might want to take a look at these 25 of the world's largest dog breeds.


What's the World's Largest Dog?
The worldâs largest dog is a Great Dane named Zeus, who stands 3 foot 8 inches tall and weighs 150 pounds. On his hind legs, Zeus is 7 feet 4 inches â by comparison, the NBA lists only 20 players ever to be 7 foot 3 or taller. Zeus is three years old and eats about 12 cups of dog food per day. Giant dog breeds, which include Great Danes, tend to grow rapidly but overall they take longer to reach maturity than other types of dogs. In prehistory, dogs may have been even larger: the largest wild dog of all time was Haydenâs bone-crushing dog. Based on fossil evidence, the wild beast was estimated to weigh up to 1374.8 pounds, and lived for 15.3 million years during the mid-late Miocene epoch in North America. As for dogs living today, the largest breeds are: Spanish Mastiff


25 Of The Worldâs Largest Dog Breeds
The English mastiff is one of the largest dog breeds in the world, especially in terms of body mass. The first mentions of these massive dogs date back to as early as the 6th century BC. During the Roman conquest of England, the loyalty and strength of mastiff impressed even Caesar.


10 Largest Dog Breeds in the World
Although lightweight, these dogs are one of the biggest dog breeds by height. Roman records describe these ancient war hounds with awe and fear. By the 9th century, Wolfhounds were exclusively owned by the nobility and contributed to a gradual decline of the breed.


10 Largest Dog Breeds in the World
Although imposing, the biggest dog breeds also tend to be mildly tempered and make excellent family pets. This list details some of the biggest of the big dogs, but âbigâ is relative; some breeds are stout and heavy while others are tall and lean. 10. Kuvasz


Tax Refunds Delayed By IRS: How Long Will Tax Refund Checks Take? Hereâs The Bad News
Tax refunds are normally issued within approximately 21 days if you file electronically, but due to budget cuts, expect to wait a bit longer. Check the status of your refund within 24 hours after your e-filed tax return is received by the IRS or four weeks after your tax forms are mailed in.[Image: Daily Finance 1  ]. Share 746. 2  Tweet 18.3  Share 9. 4  Share 10.heck the status of your refund within 24 hours after your e-filed tax return is received by the IRS or four weeks after your tax forms are mailed in.


How long does it take to get your state check from the IRS?
In Michigan they direct deposit your refund in 7-12 days-usually a couple of days before the IRS deposits the federal refund. Check take longer-up to six weeks, depending on how far behind the state is in processing returns.The IRS does not give you your state refund. The state refund comes from the state, and each state is different.heck take longer-up to six weeks, depending on how far behind the state is in processing returns. The IRS does not give you your state refund. The state refund comes from the state, and each state is different.


If my IRS refund was mailed on feb. 20th, how long would it take to come through the mail?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: I heard that it takes 6-8 weeks for it to be processed & the check received. You get your refund a lot faster if you e-file. Source(s): www.irs.gov click the where's my refund link on the IRS website.ating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: I heard that it takes 6-8 weeks for it to be processed & the check received. You get your refund a lot faster if you e-file. Source(s): www.irs.gov click the where's my refund link on the IRS website.


How long does it take to get your state check from the IRS?
Just so you know, the state check does not come from the IRS--it comes from your state tax office and that will take longer than from the feds. It is faster if you have the amount direct deposited--checks take alot longer--anywhere from 6-8 weeks.heck take longer-up to six weeks, depending on how far behind the state is in processing returns. The IRS does not give you your state refund. The state refund comes from the state, and each state is different.


How long does it take to get your state check from the IRS?
Best Answer: You don't get a state refund from the IRS. All states are different, but the fastest way by far to get a refund is to file electronically with a direct deposit of the refund into your bank account, in which case it is usually a matter of 8 to 10 days (in New Jersey at least).heck take longer-up to six weeks, depending on how far behind the state is in processing returns. The IRS does not give you your state refund. The state refund comes from the state, and each state is different.


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The 1963 Buick was the end of a short era for Buick. However it was also a beginning â the 1963 Special Skylark was a very attractive car; it had grown in length by 5 inches to 191 inches for 1963 however the wheelbase remained the same as the previous two years at 112 inches.


Buick Special
The Buick Special was an automobile produced by Buick. It was usually Buick's lowest-priced model, starting out as a full-size car in 1936 and returning in 1961 (after a two-year hiatus) as a mid-size.


1963 Buick Wildcat
About 12,185 of these two door coupes were made in 1963 and it was viewed by many as Buick's first real attempt at a performance vehicle! 1963 was also the first year for the Wildcat to stand alone as its own model instead of being a submodel to the Invicta.


Buick Skylark
In the middle of the 1961 model year the Buick Special Skylark made its debut. Effectively a luxury trim level, it was based on two-door sedan (also referred to as a coupe), it featured unique Skylark emblems, taillight housings, lower-body side moldings, turbine wheel covers, and a vinyl-covered roof.


1963 Buick Skylark Special Convertible - for sale in LOS ANG
The 1963 Buick Special shared most sheet metal with the Skylark, but was available as a 2-door pillared hard top, four dour sedan, convertible, and station wagon. Engine choices included a 198 cu in (3.2 L) V6 with 2-barrel carburetor, the 215 cu in (3.5 L) V8 with two-barrel or a 4-barrel carburetor.


Buick Skylark
The 1953 Buick Skylark was a handmade car in many respects. The stampings for the hood, trunk lid and a portion of the convertible tub were the same as the 1953 Roadmaster convertible (and Super convertible, model 56R).


Buick Skylark
The short wheelbase cars were the Buick Special, series 40; the Buick Century, series 60; and the Buick Skylark, series 100 (a series of just one model). All production Buick Skylarks were built as two-door convertibles and had the same luxury equipment as the 1953 Buick Skylarks.


Buick Skylark
The new chassis had a wheelbase of 115 in (2,921 mm) and the Buick Special and Skylark had a length of 203.5 in (5,169 mm). The 215-cubic-inch-displacement, aluminum-block V8 engine was discontinued, and the associated tooling eventually was sold to the British manufacturer, Rover.


Buick Special
Introduced in the middle of the 1955 model year the four-door Buick Special Riviera (along with the Century Riviera, the Oldsmobile 98 Holiday, and the 88 Holiday) were the first four-door pillarless hardtops ever produced.


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This course trains Water Safety Instructor candidates to teach courses and presentations in the American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety program by developing their understanding of how to use the course materials, how to conduct training sessions and how to evaluate participants' progress.


How Much Does a Lifeguard Certification Cost?
1 Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. 2  Surface dive to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object. 3  Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point.  Exit the water without using a ladder or steps.


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Check local regulations. â¢ Equipment: Regardless of pool size, many jurisdictions require a lifeguard to be present if the pool has a diving board. Also, the presen ce. of a waterslide flume may trigger the requirement for a lifeguard.


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a lifeguard. The actual size and configuration of the pool may dictate that more than one lifeguard may be needed, but the threshold size that. mandates the presence of a lifeguard is 2,000 square feet of pool space. â¢ Usage: The number of patrons using the pool can dictate whether a lifeguard is needed.


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The lifeguard at the po ol (if one exists) needs. to have a minimum level of certification and training to perform his or her job. And as the employer, the hotelâs management must meet certain. criteria for the number, certification, activity and assessment of the lifeguards that it assigns to the pool.


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Anytime of the year, whether swimming, boating, or going to a water park, everyone should know the basics of water safety. The Red Cross offers courses for personal safety and swimming for all ages, safety in small water craft, and courses leading to lifeguard certification.


Lifeguard Job Description
How much do lifeguards make? The average hourly pay for all lifeguards is around $9.25 per hour, but will vary by experience and location. Experienced beach lifeguards can earn $16 per hour or more. A high school diploma or GED is typically not required for most lifeguard jobs.


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This is a free Red Cross water safety course that can be taught by any Aquatic Leader, Instructor, or School Teacher. WHALE Tales can be taught without a pool and is a great rainy day activity for Schools, Summer Camps, and during Swimming Lessons. View and Download Longfellowâs WHALE Tales educational materials here.


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Go to brainly.com now for free help! Reconstruction had absolutely nothing to do with rebuilding Southern infrastructure that was destroyed primarily by the North. Reconstruction and the goal of the radical republicans was to re-build the political male-up of the South to look like the north. show full answer Looking for something else?


Reconstruction era of the United States
The Radical Republicans and Reconstruction, 1861â1870. (1967), collection of long political speeches and pamphlets. Edward McPherson, The Political History of the United States of America During the Period of Reconstruction, large collection of speeches and primary documents, 1865â1870, complete text online.


Radical Republican
The 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution of 1868 (with its Equal Protection Clause) was the work of a coalition formed of both moderate and Radical Republicans. By 1866, the Radical Republicans supported federal civil rights for Freedmen, which Johnson opposed.


What was the primary goal of the radical Republicans reform programs? 1. Can you prevent freed slaves from owning land after the Civil War 2. To establish equality under the law of freed African-Americans 3. To recognize outstanding military leaders of the confederacy 4. To restore white southern representation in Congress.
What was the primary goal of the radical Republicans reform programs? 1. Can you prevent freed slaves from owning land after the Civil War 2. To establish equality under the law of freed African-Americans 3. To recognize outstanding military leaders of the confederacy 4. To restore white southern representation in Congress.


What was the primary goal of the radical Republicans reform programs? 1. Can you prevent freed slaves from owning land after the Civil War 2. To establish equality under the law of freed African-Americans 3. To recognize outstanding military leaders of the confederacy 4. To restore white southern representation in Congress.
If I remember correctly it was #2. The radical republicans wanted to punish confederate leaders so #3 is wrong. They did not want white southern representation in congress so #4 is wrong. And the democrats wanted to prevent freed slaves from owning land. Hope this helps!


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What was the main goal of the Radical Republicans who served in Congress during ReconstructionReconstruction had absolutely nothing to do with rebuil...


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The 4 lane Ambassador Bridge connects Windsor, Ontario and Detroit, Michigan and is the single busiest international land border crossing in North America. The Ambassador Bridge connects Canadian Highway 3 to U.S. Interstates 96, 94, and 75.


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Tollroadsnews-September 12, 2012 - The Ambassador Bridge, the highest volume toll crossing between the US and Canada will go all-electronic (AET) at the first of three toll points before the end of the month.


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Ambassador Bridge Toll Rates. The 4 lane Ambassador Bridge connects Windsor, Ontario and Detroit, Michigan and is the single busiest international land border crossing in North America. The Ambassador Bridge connects Canadian Highway 3 to U.S. Interstates 96, 94, and 75.


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It's easier than ever to get a new transponder through E-ZPass On-the-Go, available at local Virginia retailers, as well as online and at our customer service centers. New toll roads are providing more travel options with greater access, and E-ZPass adds even more convenience and in some cases the lowest toll rates.


E-ZPass
At all Port Authority facilities, E-ZPass discounts are available. At MTA Bridges and Tunnels, E-ZPass discounts are available. At all New York State Thruway and New York State Bridge Authority facilities, E-ZPass discounts apply. This plan may be used wherever you see the E-ZPass sign displayed.


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At MTA Bridges and Tunnels, E-ZPass discounts are available. At all New York State Thruway and New York State Bridge Authority facilities, E-ZPass discounts apply. This plan may be used wherever you see the E-ZPass sign displayed.


E-ZPass
At MTA Bridges and Tunnels, E-ZPass discounts are available. At all New York State Thruway and New York State Bridge Authority facilities, E-ZPass discounts apply. This plan may be used wherever you see the E-ZPass sign displayed. Plan Code: (STANDARD) - Required Prepayment ($25.00).


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Ambassador Bridge to go cashless AET with 6C sticker tags, cameras. Tollroadsnews-September 12, 2012 - The Ambassador Bridge, the highest volume toll crossing between the US and Canada will go all-electronic (AET) at the first of three toll points before the end of the month.


Ambassador Bridge Toll Rates
The Ambassador Bridge connects Canadian Highway 3 to U.S. Interstates 96, 94, and 75. The Canadian end of the bridge connects to busy city streets in downtown Windsor. We have complete information on this border crossing on our Ambassador Bridge border crossing page.


Ambassador Bridge Toll Rates
The toll is the same in U.S. and Canadian dollars and is collected in each countryâs currency before a vehicle crosses. The Bridge is aiming to go all-electronic or cashless at most of their toll booths.


"Toys ""R"" Us, Inc. - Company Profile, Information, Business Description, History, Background Information on Toys ""R"" Us, Inc."
In 2001, ToysâRâUs opened its international flagship store in New York Cityâs Times Square, which quickly established itself as The Center of the Toy Universe. It quickly became one of the top tourist attractions in the Big Apple for families from around the world.


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ToysâRâUs is continuously focusing on evolving to meet the needs of todayâs customers. To further assist time-strapped parents during the holiday season, ToysâRâUs opened Express pop-up stores nationwide in malls and shopping centers as well as permanent ToysâRâUs Outlet locations across the country.


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This is my husband and I's first Christmas with a child so of course we took the time to go to Toys R Us. I'd never really shopped there much before but it was a great experience.


"Toys ""R"" Us"
Today, merchandise is sold in 864 ToysâRâUs and BabiesâRâUs stores in the United States, Puerto Rico and Guam, and in more than 755 international stores and more than 250 licensed stores in 37 countries and jurisdictions.


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With more than 65 years in the toy business and 564 store locations in the United States, ToysâRâUsÂ® is known as the toy authority for generations of parents and children alike.


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This store frustrates me. Never enough help and they never have everything they advertise. They have a poor selection of baby toys and necessities. Babies r us is further away from me but I guess I need to start going there. Toy selection for kids is not the best either, but where else to go shopping.


American literature
Synopsis. James Fenimore Cooper was born on September 15, 1789 in Burlington, New Jersey. He began his writing career after a wager with his wife and published his first book, Precaution, anonymously in 1820. His later series The Leatherstocking Tales (which includes The Last of the Mohicans) introduced the character Natty Bumppo. The books were hugely popular and have become American classics. Cooper died in 1851.


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James Fenimore Cooper was the great professional American author. He was born on Septenber 15, 1789, in Burlington, New Jersey, and grew up in the frontier village of Cooperstown, New Yorrk, in the heart of the wilderness he was to immortalize in his frontier novels.


James Fenimore Cooper
Cooper was born in Burlington, New Jersey, in 1789, the 11th of 12 children. He was a son of Judge William Cooper and Susan Fenimore. When James was one year old, Cooper the elder moved his family into the wilderness surrounding Lake Otsego, New York, to eventually establish the hamlet of Cooperstown.


James Fenimore Cooper
The Last of the Mohicans. By James Fenimore Cooper. Illus. in black-and-white. This action-packed edition of James Fenimore Cooper's famous adventure brings the wilds of the American frontier and the drama of the French and Indian War to ...


James Fenimore Cooper: Pioneer of the Environmental Movement
May be a barren desert yet. [p. 67-68]. In The Prairie, his second environmental novel which was published in 1827, James Fenimore Cooper built on Bryant's poem, and pondered the fate of an America seemingly bent on destroying itself.


James Fenimore Cooper: Pioneer of the Environmental Movement
All three of these environmental concerns were first graphically expressed to the American public almost two centuries ago by James Fenimore Cooper, in two of the Leatherstocking novels published in 1823 and 1827, The Pioneers and The Prairie.


Historical fiction
James Fenimore Cooper was a 19th-century American novelist, best known for his Leatherstocking Tales, which included The Last of the Mohicans.


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In 1819 a trfling incident repordatly led to the writing of his first book. Reading aloud to his wife from a populr English novel, he exclaimed, âI could write you a better book myself!â The result was Precausion (1820), which followed in 1821 by his first real success, The Spy.


James Fenimore Cooper: Pioneer of the Environmental Movement
How did these attitudes change; how was what we now call the environmental movement born. An important part of the answer can be found in the works of a novelist, James Fenimore Cooper, who spend over half his life and writing career in Cooperstown, here in Otsego County.


James Fenimore Cooper: Pioneer of the Environmental Movement
This theme was first raised in 1824 by the young but promising romantic poet James Cullen Bryant. Bryant was still living in his native Massachusetts, but that summer he visited New York City and got to know the young novelist James Fenimore Cooper.


The 2018 Kansas State Sales Tax
6.50%. The Kansas state sales tax rate is 6.5%, and the average KS sales tax after local surtaxes is 8.2%. In 2015, Kansas raised the state sales tax from 6.15% to 6.5% to offset revenue lost through personal income tax cuts. Previously, Kansas had lowered the statewide sales tax from 6.3% to 6.15%.


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ï¬ Write this Tax Account Number on your check or money order. ï¬ Make a copy of the return for your records. ï¬ Make your check or money order payable to Retailersâ Sales Tax and remit in the envelope provided or send to. ï¬ KDOR, Attn: Special Events, Wichita Assistance Center, 1883 W 21st St N, Wichita, KS 67203-2104.


How are vehicle sales taxed in Kansas?
For vehicles that are being rented or leased, see see taxation of leases and rentals. Kansas collects a 7.3% to 8.775% state sales tax rate on the purchase of all vehicles. There are also local taxes up to 1%, which will vary depending on region. The maximum tax that can be owed is 775 dollars. In addition to taxes, car purchases in Kansas may be subject to other fees like registration, title, and plate fees.


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ï¬ This return and tax account number is specific to the event that appears in the Business Name and Address box. ï¬ Use this return to remit your Kansas Retailersâ Sales Tax only if you participate in no more than two special events per. year in Kansas and do not have your own number.


Kansas Sales Tax Rates: New Century
2.775% lower than the maximum sales tax in KS. The 7.725% sales tax rate in New Century consists of 6.50% Kansas state sales tax and 1.225% Johnson County sales tax. There is no applicable city tax or special tax. You can print a 7.725% sales tax table here. For tax rates in other cities, see Kansas sales taxes by city and county.


Kansas Sales and Use Tax Address   Tax Rate Locator
Kansas Sales and Use Tax. Address Tax Rate Locator. This site provides information on local taxing jurisdictions and tax rates for all addresses in the state of Kansas. Choose one of the following options: Lookup Tax Rate By. Address. Zip + 4.


The 2018 Kansas State Sales Tax
The Kansas state sales tax rate is 6.5%, and the average KS sales tax after local surtaxes is 8.2%. Counties and cities can charge an additional local sales tax of up to 3.5%, for a maximum possible combined sales tax of 10%.


New Century, KS Sales Tax Rate
New Century, KS Sales Tax Rate. The current total local sales tax rate in New Century, KS is 7.975%. The December 2016 total local sales tax rate was 7.725%. New Century, KS is in Johnson County. New Century is in the following zip codes: 66031.


New Century (zip 66031), Kansas Add Favorite 0 Reviews | Review This Place
The unemployment rate in New Century (zip 66031) is 3.40 percent(U.S. avg. is 5.20%). Recent job growth is Positive. New Century (zip 66031) jobs have Increased by 1.57 percent. Compared to the rest of the country, New Century (zip 66031)'s cost of living is 8.50% Higher than the U.S. average. As of 2014, New Century (zip 66031)'s population is 506 people. Since 2000, it has had a population growth of 143.27 percent.


Uncover the Functions of Contract Law
Contracts law is derived from a common law heritage. Another major function of a contract is to document what each party to a contract is obligated to do for the other. Contract laws also serve to assign consequences in the event either party is unable to perform the duties taken up under the terms laid out in the original contract.


Functions of Criminal Law
Criminal law serves several purposes and benefits society in the following ways: Maintaining order. Criminal law provides predictability, letting people know what to expect from others. Without criminal law, there would be chaos and uncertainty. Resolving disputes. The law makes it possible to resolve conflicts and disputes between quarreling citizens. It provides a peaceful, orderly way to handle grievances. Protecting individuals and property. Criminal law protects citizens from criminals who would inflict physical harm on others or take their worldly goods. Because of the importance of property in capitalist America, many criminal laws are intended to punish those who steal.


Difference between Primary and Secondary Functions of Courts of Law â Explained!
Primary Functions of Courts of Law: The primary functions of a court of law are the administration of justice, viz., the application by the Slate of the sanction of physical force to the rules of justice. Justice is administered by a court by the enforcement of a right and the punishment of wrongs.


Difference between Primary and Secondary Functions of Courts of Law â Explained!
Secondary Functions of Courts of Law: The secondary funcÂtions of courts of law consist of activities which, though primarily exercisable by the State, have for the sake of convenience been deleÂgated lo the courts of law. The secondary functions of the courts are rapidly increasing with the growth of civilization.


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View Full Document. 1.What is the primary function of law? Law consists of enforceable rules governing relationships among individuals and between individuals and their society. Function: informed members of society, predictable out comes, and stability of society. 2.What is stare decisis ? Why is it important? A common law doctrine under which judges are obligated to follow the precedents established in prior decisions.


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Criminal law serves several purposes and benefits society in the following ways: 1  Maintaining order. 2  Resolving disputes. 3  Protecting individuals and property. 4  Providing for smooth functioning of society. 5  Safeguarding civil liberties.


Uncover the Functions of Contract Law
Depending on each country's specific views of contracts, law systems in the country may assign more protection to the consumer or may afford more protection to the corporation. Comments comments


Uncover the Functions of Contract Law
Contracts law is also meant to uphold the basic processes by which the economy functions in the United States and in all countries throughout the world, though not every country has a common law basis for understanding contract law.


Functions of Criminal Law
Criminal law serves several purposes and benefits society in the following ways: 1  Maintaining order. Criminal law provides predictability, letting people know what to expect from others. Without criminal law, there would be chaos and uncertainty. 2  Resolving disputes.


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Liquid-liquid extraction and separation of copper(II) and nickel(II) using LIXÂ® 984N. presence of different salts such as sodium sulphate, sodium. chloride, and sodium nitrate over the concentration range 0.1. to 1M.


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The viscosity and interfacial tension. are additional important parameters. In nearly all liquid-liquid extraction pro-. cesses one of the liquids is dispersed into. the second liquid in the form of droplets. The key for a high process performance. is an adapted droplet size and a uniform. hold-up profile throughout the column.


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Liquid-Liquid Extraction Technology at Sulzer Chemtech. Sulzer Chemtech, a member of the Sulzer Corporation, with headquarters in Winterthur, Switzerland, is active in the field of process. engineering, employing 3â000 persons worldwide.


Solubility
Liquid-liquid extraction is an important. separation technology, with a wide range. of applications in the modern process in-. dustry. The extraction process is based on. different solubilities of components in two. immiscible, or partially miscible, liquids. The components that need to be recov-.


Liquid-liquid extraction separation of uranium (VI) and nickel (II) By a substituted oxo-pyrazole
The present work was concerned with the solvent extraction behaviour of Ni(II) and U(VI) in aqueous solutions with HNP in benzene. The effects of various variables such as pH of the aqueous phase, HNP and trihntyl phosphate concentrations have been examined.


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Analysis of copper and nickel values in the aqueous. and organic phase confirmed the extraction of 8.4 g/L copper. with negligible nickel co-extraction (0.003 g/L) in the loaded. organic phase (Table IV).


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Jaduguda) contain high amounts of both. copper and nickel. Hydrometallurgical routes. play a vital role in the processing of these. secondary sources. Solvent extraction is a. well-established technique for the removal and. separation of various metal ions.


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Liquid-liquid extraction and separation of copper(II) and nickel(II) using LIXÂ® 984N. 984N to recover all the copper from the actual leach liquor of. composition 42.11 g/L Cu, 2.12 g/L Fe, 4.02 g/L Pb, 1.58 g/L. Zn, and 0.48 g/L Ni at an A:O ratio of 1:1.5 in three stages. and at pH 1.5.


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Liquid-liquid extraction separation of uranium (VI) and nickel (II) By a substituted oxo-pyrazole
Solvent extraction of nickel(II) and uranium(VI) was studied with 3-methyl-4-(p-nitrobenzoyl)-5-oxo- phenylprazole(HNP) dissolved in benzene. The formation and distribution constants for U(VI) and Ni(II) were calculated from extraction data and both are higher for U(VI) than Ni(II). None of the metals was adequately extracted in the absence of a synergist.


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Â© 2010 - 2013 Gwen Dewar, Ph.D., all rights reserved. The authoritative parenting style is about setting limits, reasoning with kids, and being responsive to their emotional needs. This approach is common in middle class settings throughout the world, and itâs linked with the most successful child outcomes.


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This research brief provides an. overview of research on parenting. styles and their impact on. adolescent development. It is. intended primarily as a guide for. parent educators and other. professionals working with parents. of teens.


Lifespan Ch 8
1) Global empathy: during 1st year. crying when he hears another infant crying. 2) Egocentric empathy: 12-18 months. Show sadness when they see another child hurt and go get their own mother to help. 3) Empathy for another's feelings: age 2-3 through elementary school. Children note others' feelings, partially match those feelings, and respond to the others' distress in nonegocentric ways.


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Previous Studies. When considering parenting styles. and child behavior, there is ample. research to indicate that parenting styles. are related to delinquent behavior in. children and adolescents. However, there is little research that questions. the relationship between parenting.


Aggressive Behavior Children
Try some of the following and help Aggressive Behavior Children. Avoid Physical Punishment: Harsh, punitive punishment is associated with aggressive behavior in children. Remember parents and other adults are role models for their children. If parents respond with aggression, their children are likely to do the same. So be a good role model: Model appropriate emotional control and the management of angry feelings. Teach your children how to express their emotions â good and bad.


Developmental psychology
Psychologist Diana Baumrind. (1971, 1991) identified four. patterns of parenting styles based. upon two aspects of parenting. behavior: control and warmth. Parental control refers to the. degree to which parents manage. their childrenâs behaviorâfrom.


The authoritative parenting style: Warmth, rationality, and high standards
When researchers want to identify an individualâs parenting style, they sometimes observe how parents and kids get along in the real world. For instance, in one study researchers assigned parents and kids a puzzle task, and recorded the way parents interacted with their children (Dekovic and Jannsens 1992).


The 4 Types of Parenting Styles
Parenting is complicated and every child is unique. Unfortunately, there is no magic formula to ensure your child will grow into a happy and successful adult. Knowledge of the different parenting styles and the outcomes associated with each can be helpful in deciding what style you would like to adopt with your child.


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Correlation analysis. mostly indicated not significant relationship of parenting styles with aggressive behavior. Only the groups of 2 and 4 years old children, showed a significant correlation of aggression. scale with gender (r = -.231, p=.016; r = .383, p=.000). Regressions illustrated that there was.


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In this situation, an air parcel will be warmer and less dense than the surrounding air and will rise due to buoyant forces. Clouds with extensive vertical development are indicative of absolute instability. Conditional instability is a state of instability that depends upon whether or not the rising air is saturated.


Atmospheric instability
Atmospheric stability is a measure of the atmosphere's tendency to encourage or deter vertical motion, and vertical motion is directly correlated to different types of weather systems and their severity. In unstable conditions, a lifted parcel of air will be warmer than the surrounding air at altitude.


Atmospheric instability
Whether or not the atmosphere has stability depends partially on the moisture content. In a very dry troposphere, temperature decreases with height less than 9.8C per kilometer ascent indicate stability, while greater changes indicate instability.


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(A column one square inch in cross-section would have a weight of about 14.7 lbs, or about 65.4 N.) Atmospheric pressure is sometimes called barometric pressure.


Atmospheric instability
A dust devil in Ramadi, Iraq. Atmospheric instability is a condition where the Earth's atmosphere is generally considered to be unstable and as a result the weather is subjected to a high degree of variability through distance and time.


Atmospheric instability
These indices, as well as atmospheric instability itself, involve temperature changes through the troposphere with height, or lapse rate. Effects of atmospheric instability in moist atmospheres include thunderstorm development, which over warm oceans can lead to tropical cyclogenesis, and turbulence.


Picasso: Peace and Freedom
A cat and a lobster have taken each other by surprise. They are eye to eye, claws to the fore. The crustacean lunges, pincers aloft. The cat hisses and bristles. This potentially tasty item of seafood is not dead after all, but snapping back, a match for the cat.


Picasso: Peace and Freedom
Still, the claims made for these paintings are small by comparison with the final rooms, where the curators attempt to persuade you that Picasso's versions of Las Meninas â in which he tries to isolate some of the singular elements of that masterpiece, from the pressures of light and shadow to the solitary figures in their different planes of reality â satirise Franco.


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Las Meninas (pronounced [las meËninas]; Spanish for The Ladies-in-Waiting) is a 1656 painting in the Museo del Prado in Madrid, by Diego VelÃ¡zquez, the leading artist of the Spanish Golden Age.


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Pablo Picasso, The Maids of Honor (Las Meninas, after VelÃ¡zquez) (Les MÃ©nines, vue dâensemble, dâaprÃ¨s VelÃ¡zquez), La Californie, August 17, 1957, Oil on canvas, 194 x 260 cm. Museu Picasso, Barcelona, Gift of the artist, 1968. Â© 2012 Estate of Pablo Picasso/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.


Picasso: Peace and Freedom
Look at this one â then you decide. This is precisely what Picasso: Peace and Freedom aims to prevent in its dogmatic way. It is very sure how you are to understand the artist. Every text reads like a directive; every work is interpreted with clodhopping literalism; all are construed as political messages.


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Las Meninas[1] (pronounced [las meËninas]; Spanish for The Ladies-in-Waiting) is a 1656 painting in the Museo del Prado in Madrid, by Diego VelÃ¡zquez, the leading artist of the Spanish Golden Age.


Las Meninas
Notes. 1  The name is sometimes given in print as Las MeniÃ±as, but there is no word meniÃ±a in Spanish. The word means girl from a noble family brought up to serve at court (Oxford Concise Spanish Dictionary) it comes from menina, the Portuguese word for girl.


Picasso: Peace and Freedom
What one is aware of, above all else, is the optical tangle of the picture: you can't get your eye around it at all. That's a virtue when Picasso is trying to navigate VelÃ¡zquez's Las Meninas, inch by mysterious inch, in his many reinterpretations of that painting, but not when the intention is to lament the disasters of war.


Las Meninas
Las Meninas (pronounced; Spanish for The Ladies-in-Waiting) is a 1656 painting in the Museo del Prado in Madrid, by Diego VelÃ¡zquez, the leading artist of the Spanish Golden Age.


Picasso: Peace and Freedom
Swift and elegant, it is a flight of a drawing in itself. But the dove is already a biblical symbol of peace. The artist's signature, like his style, was as crucial as the olive branch: this was no ordinary pigeon, but the dove of the world's most famous artist. Picasso gave the communists far more than money.


All About Icebergs
The size of icebergs varies widely. Small bergs (a little smaller than a car) are known as âgrowlers,â while slightly larger bergs (about the size of a house) are calledâbergy bits.â Larger bergs are classified as small, medium, large, and very large.


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Oh, and did you know that the way we measure weight (mass) comes from water? The kilogram was originally based on the weight of one litre of pure water at 4 degrees Celsius. That s still pretty accurate but it was replaced in the 1880 s by the International Prototype Kilogram.


All About Icebergs
These icebergs are not a pure substance, and thus their density is no longer 0.92 g/mL. The temperature and salinity of the water in which an iceberg is located may also vary, meaning that the sea waterâs density may not be exactly 1.03 g/L.


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Note: it takes about 20 minutes for the ice to completely melt so don t do this before anything super urgent. 1. Sit a tall drinking glass on a white saucer or plate and fill it with ice cubes. 2. Carefully fill the glass to the brim with coloured water. All the ice cubes should be floating (not resting on the bottom).


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The answer is by a volume of water that weighs exactly the same as the floating object. Let s say you threw a 1kg block of ice into a completely full bathtub and caught all the water that spills over in a measuring jug. The water that spilt over would weigh exactly 1kg. Now water is bizarre stuff.


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How much of an iceberg is below water? Almost 90% of an iceberg is under water, hence the phrase âtip of the iceberg.â Its maximum width under water is 20% to 30% larger than you can see at the surface. The average depth, or draught of an iceberg, is slightly less than its apparent length above water.


Where do icebergs come from?
The âtip of the icebergâ expression can be explained as follows: Icebergs float because the density of ice (around 900 kg per cubic meter) is lower than that of seawater (around 1025 kg per cubic meter). The ratio of these densities tells us that 7/8 of the icebergâs mass must be below water.


All About Icebergs
Remember that the density of ice is 0.92 g/mL, and the density of water is 1.0 g/mL (1.03 for salt water). This means that ice has nine-tenths, or 90 percent of waterâs density â and so 90 percent of the iceberg is below the waterâs surface.


All About Icebergs
Its density is approximately 1.03 g/mL. That means that ice (like icebergs) also floats in sea water. In fact, fresh water from melting icebergs will form a layer on top of the denser sea water. Density also explains why most of an iceberg is found beneath the oceanâs surface. Because the densities of ice and sea water are so close in value, the ice floats âlowâ in the water.


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It was 13 km long, 6 km wide, and was about 20 m above water. It weighed over 9 billion tonnes â enough for everyone in the world to drink a litre of water a day for more than 4 years. Icebergs from Antarctica can be many times larger. In 1987 an iceberg, with an area of 6,350 sq. km, calved from the Ross Ice Shelf.


The 2000 Presidential Election
US Supreme Court heard arguments in Bush v. Gore, the case that would decide whether the Florida statewide hand recount, as ordered by the Florida Supreme Court on December 8, should resume. This case would essentially decide the winner of the 2000 Presidential election.


President of the United States
More Information. The President of the United States of America is the head of state and head of government of the United States. The president leads the executive branch of the federal government and is the commander-in-chief of the United States Armed Forces.


The 2000 Presidential Election
The results of the overall popular vote also showed Gore in the lead, but not by much. Gore was said to have 49 percent of the vote to Bush's 48 percent. Green Party candidate Ralph Nader had the other 3 percent. A full machine recount of the votes in Florida was ordered.


The 2000 Presidential Election
Governor Bush addressed the nation and accepted victory in Florida and in the 2000 Presidential election. Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Joe Lieberman also gave a news conference where he announced that he and Al Gore would officially challenge the Florida vote certification.


United States presidential election
A candidate may start running his or her campaign early before turning 35 years old or completing 14 years of residency, but must meet the age and residency requirements by Inauguration Day. The Twenty-second Amendment to the Constitution also sets a term limit: a President cannot serve more than two terms.


The 2000 Presidential Election
Finally, five weeks after it began, the election was over. Bush's victory made him just the second son of a president to become president. Gore became the fourth candidate in history to win the popular vote, but lose in the Electoral College. He won the national popular vote by more than 300,000 ballots.