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msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_919430424#1_1565888201 | Title: Nursing Theory Free Essays
Headings: "Nursing Theory"
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Content: The knowledge has been borrowed from different disciplines to build the nursing theories. The categorization of theories is based on their scope of practice. The grand nursing theories are the most complex and abstract in their nature. Middle range theories are inducted mostly from grand nursing...
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Dorothea Elizabeth Orem: Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory Dorothea E. Orem was known as a pioneer in the development of distinctive nursing knowledge and as one of foremost America’s nursing theorist (Alligood & Tomey, 2010, Fawcett, 2000). Her self-care deficit theory which is a general theory of nursing, is used widely in nursing today (Hartweg, 1995). Orem’s contributions played significant role in shifting nursing away from a medical model of practice and to gain recognition as a legitimate...
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be comparing Virginia Henderson’s grand theory of Principles and Practice of Nursing to Levine’s Consevation Model of Nursing. The article I used was, “Testing a Theory of Health Promotion for Preterm Infants Based on Levine’s Conservation Model of Nursing,” by Linda Medfford, and, Martha Raile Alligood. Virginia Henderson’s grand theory of Principles and Practice of Nursing, it is explained that the grand theory is for the brain dead patient. This theory points out to the nurse that, “An indirect...
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The Theories of Lenininger and Watson in Nursing SUNY Empire State College July 14, 2013 As the healthcare system undergoes major transformations and the role of the professional nurse is expanding, having a definition of the goals and responsibilities of a nurse relative to other professionals within the healthcare community is vital. | http://www.studymode.com/topic/Nursing-theory |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_919430424#3_1565893685 | Title: Nursing Theory Free Essays
Headings: "Nursing Theory"
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"Nursing Theory" Essays and Research Papers
Nursing Theory
Theories as the Basis for Nursing Practice
Orem's Nursing Theory
Grand Theory
Nursing Theories
Nursing Theory
Nursing Theory
Nursing theory
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Historical Timeline of Nursing Theory
Content: Nursing theories establish the scope and the significance of a nurse’s role as a healthcare provider. They provide a universal description of nursing that can...
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application of theory in nursing practice. This paper will include a discussion of how nursing practice is affected by the use of nursing theory. I will provide evidence in relation to how theory based practice relates to the core competencies of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) and Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) project. I will discuss a journal article that reinforces the gap of nursing theory in nursing practice, and interview colleagues regarding the incorporation of theory in their...
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Theory development surfaced in nursing because of its leader’s desire for nursing to be considered a profession, and then to help nurses increase their knowledge of practice, what it is and what it can be. Theories can help to identify a clearer picture of practice than using facts alone (Walker & Avant, 2005). The following paper will discuss three of these theories and their authors as they relate to currency and ability of use in practice settings. Orem’s Model of Self Care The International...
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of Theory Shanna Akers Chamberlain College of Nursing Theoretical Basis for Advanced Nursing Practice NR501 Kari Luoma September 13, 2014 Importance of Theory In today’s society, the lack of knowledge involving nursing theories is present. Theorists began discoveries in the early 1800s with Florence Nightingale and have continued to expand ever since (Hegge, 2013). “ Nursing theory is defined as an organized framework of concepts and purposes designed to guide the practice of nursing" (nursingtheory...
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_934474254#17_1602817138 | Title: Ham | Sugardale
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Content: Sugardale ham roasts and steaks are fully cooked and can be served warm or cold. Remove all packaging material including clear plastic disc over bone. Prestige Bone-In Ham Steaks: Pan-Fry: Apply your favorite glaze if desired. Fry ham steak in a preheated pan at medium setting for 3-4 minutes. Flip ham steak and continue to heat for an additional 3-4 minutes or until lightly browned. Grill/Broil: Apply your favorite glaze if desired. Preheat grill/broiler. | http://www.sugardale.com/products/ham |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_934474254#18_1602817802 | Title: Ham | Sugardale
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Content: Fry ham steak in a preheated pan at medium setting for 3-4 minutes. Flip ham steak and continue to heat for an additional 3-4 minutes or until lightly browned. Grill/Broil: Apply your favorite glaze if desired. Preheat grill/broiler. Set broil pan 3 inches from the heat. Heat ham steak for 3-4 minutes. Flip ham steak and continue to heat for an additional 3-4 minutes or until lightly browned. Ham Roast: Oven: | http://www.sugardale.com/products/ham |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_934474254#19_1602818418 | Title: Ham | Sugardale
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Content: Set broil pan 3 inches from the heat. Heat ham steak for 3-4 minutes. Flip ham steak and continue to heat for an additional 3-4 minutes or until lightly browned. Ham Roast: Oven: Preheat oven to 325°F
If using an oven bag
Spoon two teaspoons flour into oven bag and shake to coat inside. Place ham roast inside cooking bag, close with nylon tie. Place ham in shallow baking dish, add approximately ½” of liquid. Cut two small slits in the top of the oven bag. If not using an oven bag
Place ham in shallow baking dish, add approximately ½” of liquid
Tent loosely with aluminum foil
Heat approximately 10-12 minutes per pound to an internal temperature of 120°F. ( | http://www.sugardale.com/products/ham |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_935007841#1_1604140421 | Title: College Student Suicide at Suicide.org! College Student Suicide at Suicide.org! College Student Suicide at Suicide.org!
Headings: College Student Suicide
College Student Suicide
College Student Suicide
Content: Going to college can be a difficult transition period in which students may feel lost, lonely, confused, anxious, inadequate, and stressed. And these problems may lead to depression. And again, untreated depression is the number one cause for suicide. Studies indicate that college students who are suicidal are quiet, reserved, depressed, and socially isolated, and thus it is up to all of us to try to identify the suicide warning signs and get help for them. Additionally, a survey indicates that one in five college students believe that their depression level is higher than it should be, yet only 6% say that they would seek help. So if a depressed or suicidal student is withdrawn and is reluctant to get treatment, what will happen? The student may die by suicide. So if you see somone that needs help, reach out. Ask how they are doing. Be open. | http://www.suicide.org/college-student-suicide.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_936400642#3_1606124106 | Title: Summa Health | First Trimester
Headings: 1st Trimester
1st Trimester
What to expect
Fetal development
Development benchmarks and growth
Changes in the mother's body
The first prenatal visit
Content: During the first trimester, both the mother's body and the fetus are changing rapidly. Fetal development
The most dramatic changes and development occur during the first trimester. During the first eight weeks, a fetus is called an embryo. The embryo develops rapidly and by the end of the first trimester it becomes a fetus that is fully formed, weighing approximately 1/2 to one ounce and measuring, on average, three to four inches in length. Development benchmarks and growth
Just as each child grows and matures at different rates and at different times, so does that same child as it begins its life in the womb. The chart provided below provides benchmarks for most normal pregnancies. However, each fetus develops differently. By the end of four weeks
All major systems and organs begin to form
The embryo looks like a tadpole
The neural tube (which becomes the brain and spinal cord), the digestive system, and the heart and circulatory system begin to form
The beginnings of the eyes and ears are developing
Tiny limb buds appear (which will develop into arms and legs)
The heart is beating
By the end of eight weeks
All major body systems continue to develop and function, including the circulatory, nervous, digestive, and urinary systems
The embryo is taking on a human shape, although the head is larger in proportion to the rest of the body
The mouth is developing tooth buds (which will become baby teeth)
The eyes, nose, mouth, and ears are becoming more distinct
The arms and legs are clearly visible
The fingers and toes are still webbed but can be clearly distinguished
The main organs continue to develop and you can hear the baby's heartbeat using an instrument called a Doppler
The bones begin to develop and the nose and jaws are rapidly developing
The embryo is in constant motion but cannot be felt by the mother
From embryo to fetus
After eight weeks, the embryo is now referred to as a fetus (which means offspring). Although the fetus is only 1 to 1 1/2 inches long at this point, all major organs and systems have been formed. During weeks nine-12
The external genital organs are developed
Fingernails and toenails appear
Eyelids are formed
Fetal movement increases
The arms and legs are fully formed
The voice box (larynx) begins to form in the trachea
The fetus is most vulnerable during the first 12 weeks. | http://www.summahealth.org/medicalservices/womens/aboutourservices/maternity-services/pregnancy-overview/first-trimester |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_936400642#4_1606126927 | Title: Summa Health | First Trimester
Headings: 1st Trimester
1st Trimester
What to expect
Fetal development
Development benchmarks and growth
Changes in the mother's body
The first prenatal visit
Content: The chart provided below provides benchmarks for most normal pregnancies. However, each fetus develops differently. By the end of four weeks
All major systems and organs begin to form
The embryo looks like a tadpole
The neural tube (which becomes the brain and spinal cord), the digestive system, and the heart and circulatory system begin to form
The beginnings of the eyes and ears are developing
Tiny limb buds appear (which will develop into arms and legs)
The heart is beating
By the end of eight weeks
All major body systems continue to develop and function, including the circulatory, nervous, digestive, and urinary systems
The embryo is taking on a human shape, although the head is larger in proportion to the rest of the body
The mouth is developing tooth buds (which will become baby teeth)
The eyes, nose, mouth, and ears are becoming more distinct
The arms and legs are clearly visible
The fingers and toes are still webbed but can be clearly distinguished
The main organs continue to develop and you can hear the baby's heartbeat using an instrument called a Doppler
The bones begin to develop and the nose and jaws are rapidly developing
The embryo is in constant motion but cannot be felt by the mother
From embryo to fetus
After eight weeks, the embryo is now referred to as a fetus (which means offspring). Although the fetus is only 1 to 1 1/2 inches long at this point, all major organs and systems have been formed. During weeks nine-12
The external genital organs are developed
Fingernails and toenails appear
Eyelids are formed
Fetal movement increases
The arms and legs are fully formed
The voice box (larynx) begins to form in the trachea
The fetus is most vulnerable during the first 12 weeks. During this period of time, all of the major organs and body systems are forming and can be damaged if the fetus is exposed to drugs, German measles, radiation, tobacco, and chemical and toxic substances. Even though the organs and body systems are fully formed by the end of 12 weeks, the fetus cannot survive independently. Changes in the mother's body
During pregnancy, many changes are also occurring in the mother-to-be's body. Women experience these changes differently. Some symptoms of pregnancy continue for several weeks or months, while others are only experienced for a short period of time. | http://www.summahealth.org/medicalservices/womens/aboutourservices/maternity-services/pregnancy-overview/first-trimester |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_940569016#3_1614023038 | Title: Sunbeam Grill Parts - GrillMaster Grills
Headings: GrillMaster Grills - Gone But Not Forgotten
GrillMaster Grills - Gone But Not Forgotten
Char-Broil
Fiesta
Jenn-Air
Kenmore
Vermont Castings
Weber/Ducane
Content: All Jenn-Air grill now include infrared cooking and feature very nice stainless-steel burners and grates. Futher, a natural-gas version of all models is available. Kenmore
Kenmore offers a wide, WIDE range of gas grills -- from the low-end to the super-premium ($140 to $1,800 and more.) Many grills include or offer coated cast-iron grates and an infrared searing area. The high-end models are offered in a natural-gas version. Naturally Kenmore being the Sears house brand is sold only at Sears. Vermont Castings
This Canadian brand is known for their cast-iron grates, cast-iron end caps on the grill hood and a large list of pretty impressive features -- such as towel hooks, LED lights, marinating trays, a tank pull-out tray and utensil hooks. Grills range from $450 to $1,600, and natural-gas is available in most all models. Weber/Ducane
Weber/Ducan is known for their dependability and durability. Weber grills come in the mid to ulta-high-end categories. | http://www.sunbeamgrillparts.org/GrillMaster-Grills.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_940569016#4_1614024411 | Title: Sunbeam Grill Parts - GrillMaster Grills
Headings: GrillMaster Grills - Gone But Not Forgotten
GrillMaster Grills - Gone But Not Forgotten
Char-Broil
Fiesta
Jenn-Air
Kenmore
Vermont Castings
Weber/Ducane
Content: Naturally Kenmore being the Sears house brand is sold only at Sears. Vermont Castings
This Canadian brand is known for their cast-iron grates, cast-iron end caps on the grill hood and a large list of pretty impressive features -- such as towel hooks, LED lights, marinating trays, a tank pull-out tray and utensil hooks. Grills range from $450 to $1,600, and natural-gas is available in most all models. Weber/Ducane
Weber/Ducan is known for their dependability and durability. Weber grills come in the mid to ulta-high-end categories. Most grills feature coated cast-iron or stainless-steel cooking grates and stainless-steel burners. Natural-gas versions are available on most models. Prices range from $130 to more than $3,000. ( Note - Weber bought out Ducane a few years ago.) GrillMaster Grills | http://www.sunbeamgrillparts.org/GrillMaster-Grills.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_945373029#2_1624540257 | Title: Learning To Fly - Accelerated Flight Training - SunState Aviation Flight School -Orlando Florida
Headings: Learning To Fly – What do I need to know to learn to fly airplanes?
Learning To Fly – What do I need to know to learn to fly airplanes?
Your Decision on Learning To Fly – Why do you want to learn to fly?
Questions?
Learning To Fly – Where do I start?
Learning To Fly – What do I need to do to prepare?
Can anyone learn to fly?
What will it cost to learn to fly?
Once I learn to fly airplanes, what’s next?
Questions?
Content: The answer to this question will help you and your flight school of choice to guide you in the right direction and help you arrive at your ultimate goal in the most efficient way possible. Some people want to learn to fly airplanes professionally as an airline pilot or a charter aircraft pilot, etc. Others want to learn to fly airplanes for business purposes, such as sales people with large territories, business owners with multiple locations, people who want to fly for personal transportation and folks who just want to fly locally for the fun of it. What ever YOUR reason for wanting to learn to fly airplanes, you should let your flight school and/or flight instructor know exactly what your goals are, as this can and will affect how your training is conducted. A good example of this would be the person who just wants to fly locally for the fun of it verses the business owner with multiple locations throughout the US. The business person will want and need to fly long distances in higher performance aircraft and sometimes fly in less-than-perfect weather. This calls for an emphasis on advanced avionics, an instrument rating, a high performance endorsement and quite possibly some additional flight time with a qualified instructor pilot to satisfy some insurance requirements. The guy who is happy to just “fly around the patch” on the weekends would simply need a Sport Pilot, Recreational Pilot or a Private Pilot License. Questions? Get the answers here! | http://www.sunstateaviation.com/learning-to-fly/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_945373029#15_1624563420 | Title: Learning To Fly - Accelerated Flight Training - SunState Aviation Flight School -Orlando Florida
Headings: Learning To Fly – What do I need to know to learn to fly airplanes?
Learning To Fly – What do I need to know to learn to fly airplanes?
Your Decision on Learning To Fly – Why do you want to learn to fly?
Questions?
Learning To Fly – Where do I start?
Learning To Fly – What do I need to do to prepare?
Can anyone learn to fly?
What will it cost to learn to fly?
Once I learn to fly airplanes, what’s next?
Questions?
Content: your goals for learning to fly will have a significant impact on how your overall flight training will be conducted (at least it should). If you are interested in learning to fly for recreational purposes, then a Sport Pilot License and training in a Light Sport Airplane can be significantly less expensive than compared to the business person who will ultimate want to fly in high performance aircraft on instrument flight plans. Your flight school representative should be able to help you come up with a budget that is goal focused and personalized to your needs. Questions? Get the answers here! Once I learn to fly airplanes, what’s next? Once you complete your learning to fly adventure and have earned your pilot certificate, you will then have been granted a privilege that fewer than 2% of the population now enjoys. That feeling of freedom and adventure you get the first time you take to the skies as a certificated pilot is something that has to be experienced first-hand to be fully appreciated…and the adventure is only beginning!!! There is also a great sense of accomplishment having passed your Practical Test which can be an on-going experience because, there are always new challenges and adventures to be had as a pilot. You can upgrade your license with an instrument rating for example. | http://www.sunstateaviation.com/learning-to-fly/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_949980466#0_1633697624 | Title: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Headings: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
What is Nori?
Asian Aquaculture Farming
Fukushima and Seaweed Quality
How are Nori Sheets Made?
The Use of Laver in Wales
According to Camden's Britannia (1607),
Harvesting Nori Seaweed
Nori Nutrition
High in Vitamins and Minerals
A Source of Iodine
Contains Omega Fatty Acids and Protein
A Source of Beneficial Polysaccharides
Types of Nori
Purchasing High Quality Seaweed
Recommended Nori Brands
How to Use
Precautions:
Other Related Pages
Content: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
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Nori is the Japanese name for a type of seaweed from the genus Porphyra that grows wild, like other sea vegetables, off of rocks along shallow coastal shorelines, mainly in the Pacific Ocean as well as the North Atlantic and Irish Sea. Nori is considered one of the most domesticated of the Asian seaweed varieties. Extensively cultivated for centuries by the Japanese using traditional methods, most seaweed today is now ocean farmed on a much larger scale. The marine algae is still a common everyday Japanese food incorporated into various dishes, but is most predominantly used to roll rice and other ingredients in the popular Japanese cuisine known as sushi. The first use of nori dates back to 8th century Japan where it was harvested, dried and used as a type of paste. It wasn't until the end of the Edo Period (1603 to 1868) that the "nori sheet" was invented. This encompassed a special technique in which the seaweed paste is laid out on racks, similar to the Japanese paper-making process, to form thin rectangular sheets when dried. Other species from the genus Porphyra also grow prolifically in the Atlantic Irish Sea. Known exclusively as laver in the British Isle region, it has been consumed as a standard sea vegetable in Wales for hundreds of years. Freshly harvested laver is typically washed and simmered into a dark green pulp, forming the traditional Welsh delicacy called laverbread. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/nori.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_949980466#1_1633699977 | Title: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Headings: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
What is Nori?
Asian Aquaculture Farming
Fukushima and Seaweed Quality
How are Nori Sheets Made?
The Use of Laver in Wales
According to Camden's Britannia (1607),
Harvesting Nori Seaweed
Nori Nutrition
High in Vitamins and Minerals
A Source of Iodine
Contains Omega Fatty Acids and Protein
A Source of Beneficial Polysaccharides
Types of Nori
Purchasing High Quality Seaweed
Recommended Nori Brands
How to Use
Precautions:
Other Related Pages
Content: It wasn't until the end of the Edo Period (1603 to 1868) that the "nori sheet" was invented. This encompassed a special technique in which the seaweed paste is laid out on racks, similar to the Japanese paper-making process, to form thin rectangular sheets when dried. Other species from the genus Porphyra also grow prolifically in the Atlantic Irish Sea. Known exclusively as laver in the British Isle region, it has been consumed as a standard sea vegetable in Wales for hundreds of years. Freshly harvested laver is typically washed and simmered into a dark green pulp, forming the traditional Welsh delicacy called laverbread. Sea vegetables, like laver, became especially prevalent in the Western world with the macrobiotic health movement, popularized by Japanese teacher George Ohsawa in the 1960's. It wasn't until the 1970's, along with the increase of sushi bars and Japanese restaurants, that American-style sushi using nori wrapping techniques became a popular trendy food. Soon after this time, nori sheets imported from Japan became widely available in health food stores and Asian markets across the U.S. for use in homemade-style sushi. While laver has a naturally sweet and nutty flavor in its raw dried form, lightly toasting the seaweed tends to enhance these qualities. Therefore, it is traditionally toasted plain or toasted with seasonings like sesame oil and salt. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/nori.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_949980466#2_1633702183 | Title: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Headings: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
What is Nori?
Asian Aquaculture Farming
Fukushima and Seaweed Quality
How are Nori Sheets Made?
The Use of Laver in Wales
According to Camden's Britannia (1607),
Harvesting Nori Seaweed
Nori Nutrition
High in Vitamins and Minerals
A Source of Iodine
Contains Omega Fatty Acids and Protein
A Source of Beneficial Polysaccharides
Types of Nori
Purchasing High Quality Seaweed
Recommended Nori Brands
How to Use
Precautions:
Other Related Pages
Content: Sea vegetables, like laver, became especially prevalent in the Western world with the macrobiotic health movement, popularized by Japanese teacher George Ohsawa in the 1960's. It wasn't until the 1970's, along with the increase of sushi bars and Japanese restaurants, that American-style sushi using nori wrapping techniques became a popular trendy food. Soon after this time, nori sheets imported from Japan became widely available in health food stores and Asian markets across the U.S. for use in homemade-style sushi. While laver has a naturally sweet and nutty flavor in its raw dried form, lightly toasting the seaweed tends to enhance these qualities. Therefore, it is traditionally toasted plain or toasted with seasonings like sesame oil and salt. This process turns the sheet a bright olive-green color. Raw untoasted varieties, usually a dark black-green to purple color, are also quite standard and thought to preserve greater nutritional value. Although it is more common to find nori sold in sheets rather than as whole laver pieces or flakes, the crumbled seaweed can also be used in soups or atop meals as a salt substitute. Laver, like other seaweeds, contains many phytonutrients, like minerals and polysaccharides that are not as abundant in land sourced vegetables. Seaweeds, because of their unique structure draw in high concentrations of nutrients through their leaf-like blades. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/nori.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_949980466#3_1633704402 | Title: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Headings: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
What is Nori?
Asian Aquaculture Farming
Fukushima and Seaweed Quality
How are Nori Sheets Made?
The Use of Laver in Wales
According to Camden's Britannia (1607),
Harvesting Nori Seaweed
Nori Nutrition
High in Vitamins and Minerals
A Source of Iodine
Contains Omega Fatty Acids and Protein
A Source of Beneficial Polysaccharides
Types of Nori
Purchasing High Quality Seaweed
Recommended Nori Brands
How to Use
Precautions:
Other Related Pages
Content: This process turns the sheet a bright olive-green color. Raw untoasted varieties, usually a dark black-green to purple color, are also quite standard and thought to preserve greater nutritional value. Although it is more common to find nori sold in sheets rather than as whole laver pieces or flakes, the crumbled seaweed can also be used in soups or atop meals as a salt substitute. Laver, like other seaweeds, contains many phytonutrients, like minerals and polysaccharides that are not as abundant in land sourced vegetables. Seaweeds, because of their unique structure draw in high concentrations of nutrients through their leaf-like blades. Fertilized by the clean cold ocean waters in which they grow, dried sea plants, like laver or nori, offer a natural source of many vitamins and minerals often lacking in most cultivated plant-based foods. Eaten periodically, laver can be a great whole food supplement helpful for amending possible dietary deficiencies. It contains significant amounts of vitamins and minerals, including a healthy balance of dietary iodine. It is also believed in some documented research to have some vitamin B-12 content. In another study analyzing the antioxidants found in laver, evidence supports the notion that "laver contains bioactive compounds, such as polyphenols and flavonoids, which may have a positive effect on health." | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/nori.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_949980466#4_1633706586 | Title: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Headings: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
What is Nori?
Asian Aquaculture Farming
Fukushima and Seaweed Quality
How are Nori Sheets Made?
The Use of Laver in Wales
According to Camden's Britannia (1607),
Harvesting Nori Seaweed
Nori Nutrition
High in Vitamins and Minerals
A Source of Iodine
Contains Omega Fatty Acids and Protein
A Source of Beneficial Polysaccharides
Types of Nori
Purchasing High Quality Seaweed
Recommended Nori Brands
How to Use
Precautions:
Other Related Pages
Content: Fertilized by the clean cold ocean waters in which they grow, dried sea plants, like laver or nori, offer a natural source of many vitamins and minerals often lacking in most cultivated plant-based foods. Eaten periodically, laver can be a great whole food supplement helpful for amending possible dietary deficiencies. It contains significant amounts of vitamins and minerals, including a healthy balance of dietary iodine. It is also believed in some documented research to have some vitamin B-12 content. In another study analyzing the antioxidants found in laver, evidence supports the notion that "laver contains bioactive compounds, such as polyphenols and flavonoids, which may have a positive effect on health." What is Nori? Nori, or laver, is classified as a red algae seaweed species that comes from the genus Porphyra (or Pyropia), which comprises close to 70 different species. The two main Asian varieties, growing in intertidal zones of the Pacific and Indian Ocean, include P. tenera and P. yeeziensi s.
Porphyra umbilicalis, most commonly referred to as "purple laver", is primarily found in the North Atlantic and Irish sea where it is widely consumed as a popular sea vegetable. Other species of Porphyra also grow wild off the coast of North Western Pacific coastlines as well as the East Atlantic coasts of Maine and Canada. Although Japanese nori cultivation is believed to be quite an ancient practice, updated seeding and growing techniques were discovered by the end of World War II, which revolutionized the Japanese nori aquaculture industry by the mid 1950's. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/nori.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_949980466#12_1633724459 | Title: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Headings: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
What is Nori?
Asian Aquaculture Farming
Fukushima and Seaweed Quality
How are Nori Sheets Made?
The Use of Laver in Wales
According to Camden's Britannia (1607),
Harvesting Nori Seaweed
Nori Nutrition
High in Vitamins and Minerals
A Source of Iodine
Contains Omega Fatty Acids and Protein
A Source of Beneficial Polysaccharides
Types of Nori
Purchasing High Quality Seaweed
Recommended Nori Brands
How to Use
Precautions:
Other Related Pages
Content: The seaweed should be thoroughly cleaned right after harvest in seawater to rinse the blades of sand particles and any critters. If you would like to harvest fresh seaweeds off the Northern Pacific U.S. coastline and are concerned about radioactive contamination, you can visit the UC Berkeley sponsored non-profit organization Berkeley RadWatch website for more information on current findings. According to the Berkeley RadWatch, "To date, no radioactive cesium that can be attributed to Fukushima has been observed." To wildcraft laver it is best to use clippers, cutting off at least 3 inches from the base so it is able to regrow. Once gathered, rinse it in clean seawater and place it in a sack, container or plastic bag. Seaweeds can be transported in an ice chest or cooler and dried in another location. If not dried within a few hours they will tend to get slimy and begin to break down over several days, depending on the outside temperature. Keeping freshly harvested seaweed in a sealed bag or container in the fridge will slow down this process. Because it is not as thick as other seaweeds, like kelp, it doesn't take long to dry. Unlike wildcrafted herbs, sea vegetables are generally sun-dried by hanging the gathered pieces on a clothes line or laying them flat on tarps or dry rocks. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/nori.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_949980466#13_1633726584 | Title: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Headings: Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
Nori Seaweed, An Ocean Fortified Dietary Supplement
What is Nori?
Asian Aquaculture Farming
Fukushima and Seaweed Quality
How are Nori Sheets Made?
The Use of Laver in Wales
According to Camden's Britannia (1607),
Harvesting Nori Seaweed
Nori Nutrition
High in Vitamins and Minerals
A Source of Iodine
Contains Omega Fatty Acids and Protein
A Source of Beneficial Polysaccharides
Types of Nori
Purchasing High Quality Seaweed
Recommended Nori Brands
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Precautions:
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Content: Seaweeds can be transported in an ice chest or cooler and dried in another location. If not dried within a few hours they will tend to get slimy and begin to break down over several days, depending on the outside temperature. Keeping freshly harvested seaweed in a sealed bag or container in the fridge will slow down this process. Because it is not as thick as other seaweeds, like kelp, it doesn't take long to dry. Unlike wildcrafted herbs, sea vegetables are generally sun-dried by hanging the gathered pieces on a clothes line or laying them flat on tarps or dry rocks. This only takes between 3-5 hours to dry in full direct sunlight. You can store laver in an airtight glass jar | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/nori.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950046461#0_1633817530 | Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
How to Use
Precautions:
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Content: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
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Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra berry tea is a delicious and fruity liquid made with one of the top major Chinese herbs, schizandra berries. Also spelled "schisandra", the fruit has been highly valued since the beginning of Chinese herbalism for its full spectrum of tonifying properties, often prized alongside ginseng, goji and reishi mushroom. Unlike other berries, schizandra is not a fruit you would commonly consume by the handful, but is rather prepared as an energizing and restorative tonic tea or taken in extract form. It is known to support and fortify a number of organ systems, but is usually hot water processed to release many of its beneficial components. The Chinese name for schizandra is Wu Wei Zi, which means "five flavor fruit." This is due to the fact that schizandra contains all of the five tastes: salty, sweet, bitter, pungent and sour. Because of this characteristic, it is also, according to Traditional Chinese Medicine, able to enter all 12 meridians, which dramatically increases its therapeutic range compared to other superior herbs of this caliber. Schizandra is said to be nourishing to the bodily fluids and is especially tonifying to the Yin organs of the body, with its greatest influence affecting the kidneys, liver and lungs. The most noticeable flavor of the berry teas or powdered extracts is definitely on the sour side of the palate spectrum. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/schizandra-berry-tea.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950046461#1_1633819929 | Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
How to Use
Precautions:
Our YouTube Video
Content: This is due to the fact that schizandra contains all of the five tastes: salty, sweet, bitter, pungent and sour. Because of this characteristic, it is also, according to Traditional Chinese Medicine, able to enter all 12 meridians, which dramatically increases its therapeutic range compared to other superior herbs of this caliber. Schizandra is said to be nourishing to the bodily fluids and is especially tonifying to the Yin organs of the body, with its greatest influence affecting the kidneys, liver and lungs. The most noticeable flavor of the berry teas or powdered extracts is definitely on the sour side of the palate spectrum. According to Chinese herbal philosophy, this taste helps to stabilize primal Chi (Qi) of the kidneys and also supports liver function and its ability to purify the bloodstream. Lost Empire Herbs, Organic Schizandra Concentrate
As an adaptogen, the soaked and decocted dried berries provide an energizing tea that helps to increase mental focus as well as sexual libido. In Russian research, schizandra was shown to have a wide range of pharmacological effects and also studied alongside rhodiola for its "anti-stress and anti-fatigue" qualities. ( Source)
Schizandra is one of the famous "beauty tonics" highly revered throughout Chinese history, especially by women. It is still traditionally used as an important botanical in many skin rejuvenating and youth preserving formulas that are sometimes associated with the Taoist goddess Magu, a Chinese deity representing eternal beauty. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/schizandra-berry-tea.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950046461#2_1633822317 | Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
How to Use
Precautions:
Our YouTube Video
Content: According to Chinese herbal philosophy, this taste helps to stabilize primal Chi (Qi) of the kidneys and also supports liver function and its ability to purify the bloodstream. Lost Empire Herbs, Organic Schizandra Concentrate
As an adaptogen, the soaked and decocted dried berries provide an energizing tea that helps to increase mental focus as well as sexual libido. In Russian research, schizandra was shown to have a wide range of pharmacological effects and also studied alongside rhodiola for its "anti-stress and anti-fatigue" qualities. ( Source)
Schizandra is one of the famous "beauty tonics" highly revered throughout Chinese history, especially by women. It is still traditionally used as an important botanical in many skin rejuvenating and youth preserving formulas that are sometimes associated with the Taoist goddess Magu, a Chinese deity representing eternal beauty. In TCM, schizandra is viewed as tonifying to all three treasures: Jing, Chi (Qi) and Shen. Because of its therapeutic diversity, it is often considered suitable for a wide range of people and body constitutions. Although it can be consumed as a straight schizandra berry tea, it is often blended with other tonics, like astragalus, reishi, goji, and licorice root, depending on one's particular condition or health diagnosis. Schizandra Berry Constituents
Lignans are some of the natural plant constituents concentrated in the berries that exhibit anti-inflammatory, antifungal, antiviral and antioxidant activity. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/schizandra-berry-tea.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950046461#3_1633824684 | Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
How to Use
Precautions:
Our YouTube Video
Content: In TCM, schizandra is viewed as tonifying to all three treasures: Jing, Chi (Qi) and Shen. Because of its therapeutic diversity, it is often considered suitable for a wide range of people and body constitutions. Although it can be consumed as a straight schizandra berry tea, it is often blended with other tonics, like astragalus, reishi, goji, and licorice root, depending on one's particular condition or health diagnosis. Schizandra Berry Constituents
Lignans are some of the natural plant constituents concentrated in the berries that exhibit anti-inflammatory, antifungal, antiviral and antioxidant activity. This includes compounds like schisandrin, schisandrol B, schisantherin A, deoxyschisandrin, and schisandrin B, gomisins, and pregomisin. Some of these elements are additionally responsible for the fruits hepatoprotective and neuroprotective attributes, which can shield against liver damage and/or nerve related disorders. What is Schizandra Berry? Schizandra berries come from the deciduous woody vine-growing species Schisandra chinensis, also referred to as Magnolia vine. Native to north and northeastern China, or Manchuria, as well as the lower Russian Far East, the plant produces fragrant white or pink flowers that develop long fruiting clusters of bright red berries. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/schizandra-berry-tea.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950046461#4_1633826834 | Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
How to Use
Precautions:
Our YouTube Video
Content: This includes compounds like schisandrin, schisandrol B, schisantherin A, deoxyschisandrin, and schisandrin B, gomisins, and pregomisin. Some of these elements are additionally responsible for the fruits hepatoprotective and neuroprotective attributes, which can shield against liver damage and/or nerve related disorders. What is Schizandra Berry? Schizandra berries come from the deciduous woody vine-growing species Schisandra chinensis, also referred to as Magnolia vine. Native to north and northeastern China, or Manchuria, as well as the lower Russian Far East, the plant produces fragrant white or pink flowers that develop long fruiting clusters of bright red berries. Schizandra is a dioecious type species that grows as either a female fruiting plant or as a male species. Therefore, the flowers on a female plant will only produce fruit when fertilized by the pollen from a male plant. It is one of those superfruit species that can be propagated in a number of different climate zones. This can be convenient if you happen to be a gardener and drink schizandra berry tea on a frequent basis. Growing best in USDA Zones 4-8, it prefers partial shade with some kind of trellising. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/schizandra-berry-tea.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950046461#5_1633828882 | Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
How to Use
Precautions:
Our YouTube Video
Content: Schizandra is a dioecious type species that grows as either a female fruiting plant or as a male species. Therefore, the flowers on a female plant will only produce fruit when fertilized by the pollen from a male plant. It is one of those superfruit species that can be propagated in a number of different climate zones. This can be convenient if you happen to be a gardener and drink schizandra berry tea on a frequent basis. Growing best in USDA Zones 4-8, it prefers partial shade with some kind of trellising. Mountain Rose, Organic Schizandra Berries
There are a number of plants, close to 25, in the genus Schisandra, but Schisandra chinensis is viewed as the most medicinal in quality. Species like Schisandra rubriflora and Schisandra sinensis as well as the self-fertilizing "Eastern Prince" variety are found in some nurseries as a popular vertical-climbing ornamental plant. The berries when used fresh are quite striking, but when dried they shrivel up and turn a dark maroon-black color and have a rather unattractive appearance. This characteristic is in part due to the fact that they have small light brown colored seeds, about 5 mm in size, that become prominent when the berry is dried and loses its moisture content. Many of the health enhancing compounds found in the berries are also in the seeds themselves. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/schizandra-berry-tea.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950046461#6_1633831074 | Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
How to Use
Precautions:
Our YouTube Video
Content: Mountain Rose, Organic Schizandra Berries
There are a number of plants, close to 25, in the genus Schisandra, but Schisandra chinensis is viewed as the most medicinal in quality. Species like Schisandra rubriflora and Schisandra sinensis as well as the self-fertilizing "Eastern Prince" variety are found in some nurseries as a popular vertical-climbing ornamental plant. The berries when used fresh are quite striking, but when dried they shrivel up and turn a dark maroon-black color and have a rather unattractive appearance. This characteristic is in part due to the fact that they have small light brown colored seeds, about 5 mm in size, that become prominent when the berry is dried and loses its moisture content. Many of the health enhancing compounds found in the berries are also in the seeds themselves. A highly prized herbal fruit in Russia, called "limonnik ", it has been used by the Nanai peoples, according to the journal Pharmaceuticals, "as a tonic, to reduce thirst, hunger and exhaustion, and to improve night vision." Some of the very first studies on the stimulating and tonifying effects of Schisandra chinensis were published in Soviet Union WWII military journals. Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Schizandra berry extracts and teas are known to be gently cleansing to the liver organ, helping to purify the blood and protect the body from environmental or ingested toxins. In China, schizandra has been respected for centuries as one of the top herbs utilized for a variety of liver disorders. In an article review published in the 2015 International Journal of Molecular Sciences analyzing the therapeutic value of certain herbs on chronic liver disease, schizandra and its chemical compounds, like Schisandrin B, were observed from previous studies to exhibit "significant anti-Hepatitis B virus activity" and identified to have "therapeutic efficiency for the treatment of hepatitis." | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/schizandra-berry-tea.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950046461#7_1633833894 | Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
How to Use
Precautions:
Our YouTube Video
Content: A highly prized herbal fruit in Russia, called "limonnik ", it has been used by the Nanai peoples, according to the journal Pharmaceuticals, "as a tonic, to reduce thirst, hunger and exhaustion, and to improve night vision." Some of the very first studies on the stimulating and tonifying effects of Schisandra chinensis were published in Soviet Union WWII military journals. Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Schizandra berry extracts and teas are known to be gently cleansing to the liver organ, helping to purify the blood and protect the body from environmental or ingested toxins. In China, schizandra has been respected for centuries as one of the top herbs utilized for a variety of liver disorders. In an article review published in the 2015 International Journal of Molecular Sciences analyzing the therapeutic value of certain herbs on chronic liver disease, schizandra and its chemical compounds, like Schisandrin B, were observed from previous studies to exhibit "significant anti-Hepatitis B virus activity" and identified to have "therapeutic efficiency for the treatment of hepatitis." Schisandrin B has been widely used as an antihepatotoxic agent believed to have hepatoprotective (liver protecting) effects against chemical and immunological liver injury. In one reported 2014 study , Schisandrin B was detected to have shielding effects against acetaminophen-induced liver disease from over the counter drugs, like Tylenol. In more research conducted on rats, results concluded that "administration of SC [ Schisandra chinensi s} may be useful in preventing and improving fatty liver induced by alcohol." Helps to Beautify the Skin
Schizandra berry tea decoctions are well-known throughout Chinese herbal history for providing supple and radiant skin with extended use. Jing Herbs, Schizandra Berry Extract Powder
As a renowned top beauty tonic specifically used by many Asian women to enhance and preserve a youthful appearance, the berries are especially moisturizing to skin tissue, building "Wei Chi" or the immune defense energy that flows underneath the surface layer of skin. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/schizandra-berry-tea.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950046461#8_1633836901 | Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
How to Use
Precautions:
Our YouTube Video
Content: Schisandrin B has been widely used as an antihepatotoxic agent believed to have hepatoprotective (liver protecting) effects against chemical and immunological liver injury. In one reported 2014 study , Schisandrin B was detected to have shielding effects against acetaminophen-induced liver disease from over the counter drugs, like Tylenol. In more research conducted on rats, results concluded that "administration of SC [ Schisandra chinensi s} may be useful in preventing and improving fatty liver induced by alcohol." Helps to Beautify the Skin
Schizandra berry tea decoctions are well-known throughout Chinese herbal history for providing supple and radiant skin with extended use. Jing Herbs, Schizandra Berry Extract Powder
As a renowned top beauty tonic specifically used by many Asian women to enhance and preserve a youthful appearance, the berries are especially moisturizing to skin tissue, building "Wei Chi" or the immune defense energy that flows underneath the surface layer of skin. This adaptive quality helps to open and close the pores and can encourage the healing of various skin issues. Beneficial for those with skin conditions, like acne or psoriasis, teas and prepared extracts are helpful for clearing blemishes and eruptions. This attribute is in part related to its effects at purifying the liver, which is often at the root of many skin disorders. In one 2015 reported study on mice, schizandra was shown to be of "potential use for the treatment of inflammatory skin diseases" when tested for allergic skin conditions like contact dermatitis. Known to Improve Eyesight
Schizandra berry tea is known to help "clear the eyes of redness", improve night vision and may also enhance the field of vision in ritual tea drinkers. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/schizandra-berry-tea.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950046461#9_1633839525 | Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
How to Use
Precautions:
Our YouTube Video
Content: This adaptive quality helps to open and close the pores and can encourage the healing of various skin issues. Beneficial for those with skin conditions, like acne or psoriasis, teas and prepared extracts are helpful for clearing blemishes and eruptions. This attribute is in part related to its effects at purifying the liver, which is often at the root of many skin disorders. In one 2015 reported study on mice, schizandra was shown to be of "potential use for the treatment of inflammatory skin diseases" when tested for allergic skin conditions like contact dermatitis. Known to Improve Eyesight
Schizandra berry tea is known to help "clear the eyes of redness", improve night vision and may also enhance the field of vision in ritual tea drinkers. Many of the tonic effects to the eyesight, as with the skin, are a result of the liver cleansing properties that schizandra possesses. Schizandra, used as a powdered extract, liquid concentrate or tonic tea, works well with other superfruits, such as camu, maqui, golden berries and acai, in blended drinks to further enhance and strengthen the eyesight. In a recent 2016 analysis using Schisandrin B on zebrafish, it was concluded that "investigations have identified a possible visual benefit of SchB [Schisandrin B] on retinal degeneration, a benefit that can potentially be further developed to extend functional vision in patients." Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Decocted teas, powdered concentrates and extracts provide adaptogenic qualities which naturally boost energy and encourage heightened mental focus. Unlike caffeinated substances, however, these stimulating attributes don't tax the adrenals or encourage jitteriness. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/schizandra-berry-tea.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950046461#10_1633842101 | Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
How to Use
Precautions:
Our YouTube Video
Content: Many of the tonic effects to the eyesight, as with the skin, are a result of the liver cleansing properties that schizandra possesses. Schizandra, used as a powdered extract, liquid concentrate or tonic tea, works well with other superfruits, such as camu, maqui, golden berries and acai, in blended drinks to further enhance and strengthen the eyesight. In a recent 2016 analysis using Schisandrin B on zebrafish, it was concluded that "investigations have identified a possible visual benefit of SchB [Schisandrin B] on retinal degeneration, a benefit that can potentially be further developed to extend functional vision in patients." Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Decocted teas, powdered concentrates and extracts provide adaptogenic qualities which naturally boost energy and encourage heightened mental focus. Unlike caffeinated substances, however, these stimulating attributes don't tax the adrenals or encourage jitteriness. Schizandra provides restorative effects on the central nervous system and, as an adaptogen, helps to reduce negative responses to stress and fatigue in one's daily life. It is a great top superfood for those who suffer from nerve debilitation, chronic fatigue or adrenal exhaustion. Schizandra is up there with ginkgo and rhodiola for its brain boosting assets known to promote mental acuity and an improved ability to concentrate. In Russian research is was stated that "Schizandra increases endurance and accuracy of movement, mental performance and working capacity." ( *) In one study , analyzing different adaptogens, it was shown that both rhodiola and schizandra had inhibitory effects on the stress-activated protein kinase it was "suggested that the inhibitory effects of R. rosea and S. chinensis on p-SAPK/p-JNK activation may be associated with their antidepressant activity as well as their positive effects on mental performance under stress." | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/schizandra-berry-tea.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950046461#11_1633844883 | Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
How to Use
Precautions:
Our YouTube Video
Content: Schizandra provides restorative effects on the central nervous system and, as an adaptogen, helps to reduce negative responses to stress and fatigue in one's daily life. It is a great top superfood for those who suffer from nerve debilitation, chronic fatigue or adrenal exhaustion. Schizandra is up there with ginkgo and rhodiola for its brain boosting assets known to promote mental acuity and an improved ability to concentrate. In Russian research is was stated that "Schizandra increases endurance and accuracy of movement, mental performance and working capacity." ( *) In one study , analyzing different adaptogens, it was shown that both rhodiola and schizandra had inhibitory effects on the stress-activated protein kinase it was "suggested that the inhibitory effects of R. rosea and S. chinensis on p-SAPK/p-JNK activation may be associated with their antidepressant activity as well as their positive effects on mental performance under stress." In the same report it was also acknowledged that herbs like R. rosea and S. chinensis can "accumulate phenolic secondary metabolites", which | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/schizandra-berry-tea.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950066144#7_1633864320 | Title: Seaweed Nutrition, The Oceans Superfood
Headings: Seaweed Nutrition, The Oceans Superfood
Seaweed Nutrition, The Oceans Superfood
What are Seaweeds?
Health Benefits of Seaweeds
The Use of Sea Vegetables
Purchasing High Quality Seaweeds
Top Sea Vegetables List
1) Kelp (order Laminariales)
2) Nori ( Porphyra teneraor or yezoensis)
3) Dulse ( Palmaria palmata)
4) Irish Moss ( Chondrus crispus)
5) Bladderwrack ( Fucus vesiculosus)
6) Sea Palm (Postelsia palmaeformis)
7) Hijiki ( Hizikia fusiformis) and Arame ( Eisenia bicyclis)
Seaweed Nutrition
Concentrated in Minerals
Iodine
Other Minerals, Vitamins and Nutrients
High in Polysaccharides
Algin
Beta Glucans
Fucoidan
Agarose
Carrageenan
Harvesting Seaweeds
Precautions:
Other Related Pages
Content: Although kelp sometimes goes by the name "Laminaria", not all kelp comes from this genus. Both kombu and wakame are common names for several species of kelp most widely known. Kelp seaweeds are nutritionally valued for their high mineral content, particularly iodine. They are a rich source of alginic acid (algin), fucoidan, laminarin and the carotenoid pigment fucoxanthin, substances known for their detoxifying, immune boosting and chemoprotective compounds. Dried whole pieces or powders can be simmered in soups, stews or added to grains or beans. 2) Nori ( Porphyra teneraor or yezoensis)
Nori, also called laver, grows off of coastal rocks in thin twisted formations that are not usually more than a foot long. Although it is available as whole laver pieces and flakes, it has been traditionally prepared in Asian cultures for centuries in the form of "sheets", using a process similar to Japanese paper-making. Nori sheets are used in sushi, of course, but are also great to use as wraps to replace tortillas or bread. The most nutritious nori is the raw variety, which is usually a dark green color. Bright green nori sheets have been toasted and are lower in nutrient content. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/seaweed.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950066144#8_1633866475 | Title: Seaweed Nutrition, The Oceans Superfood
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Seaweed Nutrition, The Oceans Superfood
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Content: 2) Nori ( Porphyra teneraor or yezoensis)
Nori, also called laver, grows off of coastal rocks in thin twisted formations that are not usually more than a foot long. Although it is available as whole laver pieces and flakes, it has been traditionally prepared in Asian cultures for centuries in the form of "sheets", using a process similar to Japanese paper-making. Nori sheets are used in sushi, of course, but are also great to use as wraps to replace tortillas or bread. The most nutritious nori is the raw variety, which is usually a dark green color. Bright green nori sheets have been toasted and are lower in nutrient content. 3) Dulse ( Palmaria palmata)
Dulse is a red seaweed variety that is frequently found on the Northwest Pacific and North Atlantic coasts, Iceland, Canada and regions of Ireland and Scotland. When it is dried is has a soft, chewy texture and delicious smoky flavor. Like nori, it doesn't require cooking, and can be enjoyed as pieces or flakes sprinkled over meals as a salt replacement. Whole pieces can be soaked briefly, as the blades are fairly thin, and chopped into salads. Dulse and nori are both great tasting seaweeds for those who don't prefer stronger flavored variations. | http://www.superfoods-for-superhealth.com/seaweed.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950332075#0_1634366878 | Title: Schizandra Benefits and Side Effects
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Schizandra Benefits and Side Effects
Schizandra Benefits
Adaptogenic
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Schisandra chinensis a small red fruit from a large bush that is native to China. The schizandra fruit tastes a bit salty, bitter, sweet, hot, and sour. Because of the mixture of tastes, the Chinese named the fruit wu wei zi which means five taste fruit. Schisandra contains a wide variety of biologically active compounds, which, working in syntony, create its medicinal effects. Schizandra Benefits
Schizandra has been used to increase the body’s resistance to stress, increase stamina, stimulate the immune system, and decrease fatigue. Active ingredients including lignans, vitamins and phytonutrients in Schisandra chinensis provide a normalizing effect on the body. As documented by the Health Sciences Institute, schizandra raises the body’s amount of the enzyme glutathione. Enhanced glutathione production enabling healthy cell growth, balance and energy production. Adaptogenic
Schizandra demonstrates significant adaptogenic activity. Research in the late 1940s by Russian scientists confirmed that schizandra berries is an adaptogen. | http://www.superfoods-scientific-research.com/medicinal-herbs/schizandra-benefits.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950332075#1_1634368518 | Title: Schizandra Benefits and Side Effects
Headings: Schizandra Benefits and Side Effects
Schizandra Benefits and Side Effects
Schizandra Benefits
Adaptogenic
Antioxidant
Liver
Brain
Aphrodisiac
Schizandra Dosage
Schizandra Side Effects
Content: Active ingredients including lignans, vitamins and phytonutrients in Schisandra chinensis provide a normalizing effect on the body. As documented by the Health Sciences Institute, schizandra raises the body’s amount of the enzyme glutathione. Enhanced glutathione production enabling healthy cell growth, balance and energy production. Adaptogenic
Schizandra demonstrates significant adaptogenic activity. Research in the late 1940s by Russian scientists confirmed that schizandra berries is an adaptogen. By bringing a balance or a homeostatis to the organs the use of Schizandra is responsible for a harmonious condition to spread in the body. Schizandra may help to reduce fatigue, improve endurance, improve work performance, and build strength. Schizandra is promoted for its stimulating effects on the nervous system without being excitatory like amphetamine or caffeine. In Russia it has been used for increasing attention, concentration, coordination, endurance, and strength. Schizandra, a remedy that reduces the effect of stress on the body by reducing the production of stress hormones from the adrenal glands. | http://www.superfoods-scientific-research.com/medicinal-herbs/schizandra-benefits.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950332075#5_1634375441 | Title: Schizandra Benefits and Side Effects
Headings: Schizandra Benefits and Side Effects
Schizandra Benefits and Side Effects
Schizandra Benefits
Adaptogenic
Antioxidant
Liver
Brain
Aphrodisiac
Schizandra Dosage
Schizandra Side Effects
Content: Lignans have been found to lower blood levels of serum glutamic pyruvic transaminase (SGPT), a marker for infective hepatitis and other liver disorders. According to researchers, elevated SGPT values returned to normal in 75 percent of patients treated after 20 days of taking an unspecified Schizandra preparation. Japanese scientists have shown that two Schizandra lignans have powerful hepato-protective effects, even against compounds as toxic as carbon tetrachloride. Brain
Schizandra is brain tonic that helps in increasing the brain capacity. Researchers at the Department of Pharmacology, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, Beijing, found that two lignans in schizandra inhibit the swelling and disintegration of brain mitochondria, reducing the possibility of brain damage from stroke and aging. A study published in 2009 in of the Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy found that schisandra helped improve energy metabolism in the brain after clinically induced cerebral ischemia. Aphrodisiac
For both men and women, schizandra is considered an aphrodisiac. Schizandra affects men by stimulating semen production, boosting libido, extending erection time and preventing premature ejaculation. Many women claim increased genital warmth and sensation after using Schizandra for a period of time. Schizandra Dosage
Take 300-900 mg of standardized extract or 1-6 grams of Schizandra berries 2 times a day. | http://www.superfoods-scientific-research.com/medicinal-herbs/schizandra-benefits.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_950332075#6_1634377337 | Title: Schizandra Benefits and Side Effects
Headings: Schizandra Benefits and Side Effects
Schizandra Benefits and Side Effects
Schizandra Benefits
Adaptogenic
Antioxidant
Liver
Brain
Aphrodisiac
Schizandra Dosage
Schizandra Side Effects
Content: A study published in 2009 in of the Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy found that schisandra helped improve energy metabolism in the brain after clinically induced cerebral ischemia. Aphrodisiac
For both men and women, schizandra is considered an aphrodisiac. Schizandra affects men by stimulating semen production, boosting libido, extending erection time and preventing premature ejaculation. Many women claim increased genital warmth and sensation after using Schizandra for a period of time. Schizandra Dosage
Take 300-900 mg of standardized extract or 1-6 grams of Schizandra berries 2 times a day. The tincture of Schizandra is also available, take in the amount of 2-4 ml thrice daily. Tea: Pour a cup of boiling water onto 1-2 teaspoonfuls of the bark and leave to infuse for 10-15 minutes. Schizandra Side Effects
Schizandra is generally safe in recommended doses. But may cause appetite loss and mild stomach upset. | http://www.superfoods-scientific-research.com/medicinal-herbs/schizandra-benefits.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_960797509#11_1648518698 | Title: Rip Van Winkle Summary and Study Guide | SuperSummary
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Content: The tavern politicians become increasingly suspicious of Rip, wondering “which side he voted for.” When a befuddled Rip swears loyalty to the King, they accuse him of being a British spy and grill him on who he knows in the village. As Rip names his friends, he learns that they all died in the war or left the village for better opportunities. When he claims he is Rip Van Winkle, the villagers pipe up that Rip Van Winkle is over there—and Rip sees a young man who looks strikingly like him, lazing about just as he did. Rip starts to doubt his identity and even his sanity. Rip notices a pretty woman with a child in the crowd. He strikes up a conversation with her and discovers that she is his daughter, Judith Gardenier. She tells him that his wife Dame Van Winkle died a short time ago. An old woman finally recognizes Rip as Rip Van Winkle, the man who disappeared 20 years prior; the oldest person in the village, Peter Vanderdonk, confirms it. | http://www.supersummary.com/rip-van-winkle/summary/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_963761206#6_1653761247 | Title: My Take: Accenture Buys CAS - Supply Chain Shaman
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Content: This coupled with the closure of the North American office and firing of the North American CAS president for the fourth time, North American customers have lost confidence in CAS. To be successful, Accenture will need to make the upgrade easier, stabilize and improve CAS consulting resources and bolster global presence. The What
It will be some time before we understand what impact, if any, the acquisition will have on the TPM market. The market is complex and is not served very well by existing offerings. However, to accomplish their goal, Accenture faces four major challenges: How to serve the market? Inherent in the market, there is a conundrum. The processes have changed, and the requirements have become more complex. Implementations require deep and specialized resources. As consumer products manufacturers consolidated through M&A and become more global, the addressable market has become smaller and more diffcult to penetrate. | http://www.supplychainshaman.com/demand/demanddriven/my-take-accenture-buys-cas/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_968827169#5_1657342180 | Title: Embryonic Period | The first weeks after fertilization
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Embryonic Period
The first weeks after fertilization
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Content: Weeks 3 to 8
In the third week of embryogenesis, the embryo begins to develop a brain, heart and spinal cord. The beginnings of a gastrointestinal system first appear. In weeks four and five, arms and legs first begin to bud, as do the structures that will eventually become eyes and ears. Brain development continues, the heart beats at regular intervals and the first bones begin to form. In week seven, all essential organs have begun their development and fingers, toes, nipples and hair follicles begin to form. In week eight, the ears and facial features are clearly visible. In most cases, the fetus now measures in at about an inch in length and weighs under an ounce. Early limb movements and brain waves can be recorded at this time. The embryonic stage of fetal development ceases at eight weeks from the moment of fertilization. At this point, embryogenesis is complete and the embryo has developed into an organism that we begin to call a fetus. | http://www.surebaby.com/pregnancy-and-birth/fetal-development/embryonic-period.php |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_968844400#2_1657374541 | Title: Fetal Period | The final stage of fetal development
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Content: Meconium, a thick, dark green waste substance, is produced in the fetus' bowels and remains there (in most cases) until after birth. Weeks 17 to 20
Week 17 to week 20 is a period of rapid growth for the fetus. It begins to accumulate a layer of fat underneath its skin and starts to progress through somewhat regular intervals of wakefulness and sleep. Increased fetal movement is likely to become apparent, in the form of a fluttering sensation in the mother's abdomen. During this period, the sex of the baby can be discovered via ultrasonography. Weeks 21 to 25
Between weeks 21and 25, the fetus becomes covered in lanugo. Eyelashes and fingernails begin to develop. Around this time, doctors are first able to hear the fetal heartbeat using a stethoscope. Movement continues to increase and the fetus develops a startle reflex. Weeks 26 to 28
From week 26 to 28, the lungs are rapidly developing as the fetus readies for its first breath of air. | http://www.surebaby.com/pregnancy-and-birth/fetal-development/fetal-period.php |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_968844400#3_1657375949 | Title: Fetal Period | The final stage of fetal development
Headings: Fetal Period
Fetal Period
The final stage of fetal development
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Weeks 13 to 16
Weeks 17 to 20
Weeks 21 to 25
Weeks 26 to 28
Weeks 29 to 36
Weeks 37 to 40
Content: Weeks 21 to 25
Between weeks 21and 25, the fetus becomes covered in lanugo. Eyelashes and fingernails begin to develop. Around this time, doctors are first able to hear the fetal heartbeat using a stethoscope. Movement continues to increase and the fetus develops a startle reflex. Weeks 26 to 28
From week 26 to 28, the lungs are rapidly developing as the fetus readies for its first breath of air. By week 28, gas exchange is possible and the fetus may survive outside of the womb. The brain is also developing at a fast pace and the fetus' nervous system begins to control some of its bodily functions. Around week 28, the eyelids open for the first time since early in the embryonic period of development. Weeks 29 to 36
Between weeks 29 and 35, the lungs continue to develop and the fetus puts on weight (much of it in the form of body fat). The fetus develops its first immunities, increasing the likelihood of survival should a premature birth take place (by week 36, an infant has a high probability of survival, provided it receives sufficient medical care). | http://www.surebaby.com/pregnancy-and-birth/fetal-development/fetal-period.php |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_968844400#4_1657377475 | Title: Fetal Period | The final stage of fetal development
Headings: Fetal Period
Fetal Period
The final stage of fetal development
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Weeks 13 to 16
Weeks 17 to 20
Weeks 21 to 25
Weeks 26 to 28
Weeks 29 to 36
Weeks 37 to 40
Content: By week 28, gas exchange is possible and the fetus may survive outside of the womb. The brain is also developing at a fast pace and the fetus' nervous system begins to control some of its bodily functions. Around week 28, the eyelids open for the first time since early in the embryonic period of development. Weeks 29 to 36
Between weeks 29 and 35, the lungs continue to develop and the fetus puts on weight (much of it in the form of body fat). The fetus develops its first immunities, increasing the likelihood of survival should a premature birth take place (by week 36, an infant has a high probability of survival, provided it receives sufficient medical care). Around week 35, lanugo begins to be shed and may be replaced by vellus hair (colloquially known as "peach fuzz"). Weeks 37 to 40
By week 37, the fetus is considered to have been carried to its full term. It may have a full head of hair and its fingernails and toenails may extend past the ends of its fingers and toes. During this time, the fetus can gain as much as half a pound of weight every week. Select Week 1 Week Pregnant 2 Weeks Pregnant 3 Weeks Pregnant 4 Weeks Pregnant 5 Weeks Pregnant 6 Weeks Pregnant 7 Weeks Pregnant 8 Weeks Pregnant 9 Weeks Pregnant 10 Weeks Pregnant 11 Weeks Pregnant 12 Weeks Pregnant 13 Weeks Pregnant 14 Weeks Pregnant 15 Weeks Pregnant 16 Weeks Pregnant 17 Weeks Pregnant 18 Weeks Pregnant 19 Weeks Pregnant 20 Weeks Pregnant 21 Weeks Pregnant 22 Weeks Pregnant 23 Weeks Pregnant 24 Weeks Pregnant 25 Weeks Pregnant 26 Weeks Pregnant 27 Weeks Pregnant 28 Weeks Pregnant 29 Weeks Pregnant 30 Weeks Pregnant 31 Weeks Pregnant 32 Weeks Pregnant 33 Weeks Pregnant 34 Weeks Pregnant 35 Weeks Pregnant 36 Weeks Pregnant 37 Weeks Pregnant 38 Weeks Pregnant 39 Weeks Pregnant 40 Weeks Pregnant
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_977388206#0_1668284761 | Title: Orchiectomy - procedure, blood, removal, pain, time, infection, operation, medication
Headings: Orchiectomy
Orchiectomy
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Demographics
Cancer
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Simple orchiectomy
Subcapsular orchiectomy
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Orchiectomy is the surgical removal of one or both testicles, or testes, in the human male. It is also called an orchidectomy, particularly in British publications. The
In an orchiectomy, the scrotum is cut open (A). Testicle covering is cut to expose the testis and spermatic cord (B). The cord is tied and cut, removing the testis (C), and the wound is repaired (D). ( Illustration by GGS Inc.
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removal of both testicles is known as a bilateral orchiectomy, or castration, because the person is no longer able to reproduce. Emasculation is another word that is sometimes used for castration of a male. Castration in women is the surgical removal of both ovaries (bilateral oophorectomy ). Purpose
An orchiectomy is done to treat cancer or, for other reasons, to lower the level of testosterone, the primary male sex hormone, in the body. Surgical removal of a testicle is the usual treatment if a tumor is found within the gland itself, but an orchiectomy may also be performed to treat prostate cancer or cancer of the male breast, as testosterone causes these cancers to grow and metastasize (spread to other parts of the body). | http://www.surgeryencyclopedia.com/La-Pa/Orchiectomy.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_977388206#1_1668286945 | Title: Orchiectomy - procedure, blood, removal, pain, time, infection, operation, medication
Headings: Orchiectomy
Orchiectomy
Definition
Purpose
Demographics
Cancer
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Description
Simple orchiectomy
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Diagnosis/Preparation
Diagnosis
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Aftercare
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Normal results
Cancer
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removal of both testicles is known as a bilateral orchiectomy, or castration, because the person is no longer able to reproduce. Emasculation is another word that is sometimes used for castration of a male. Castration in women is the surgical removal of both ovaries (bilateral oophorectomy ). Purpose
An orchiectomy is done to treat cancer or, for other reasons, to lower the level of testosterone, the primary male sex hormone, in the body. Surgical removal of a testicle is the usual treatment if a tumor is found within the gland itself, but an orchiectomy may also be performed to treat prostate cancer or cancer of the male breast, as testosterone causes these cancers to grow and metastasize (spread to other parts of the body). An orchiectomy is sometimes done to prevent cancer when an undescended testicle is found in a patient who is beyond the age of puberty. A bilateral orchiectomy is commonly performed as one stage in male-to-female (MTF) gender reassignment surgery. It is done both to lower the levels of male hormones in the patient's body and to prepare the genital area for later operations to construct a vagina and external female genitalia. Some European countries and four states in the United States (California, Florida, Montana, and Texas) allow convicted sex offenders to request surgical castration to help control their sexual urges. This option is considered controversial in some parts of the legal system. | http://www.surgeryencyclopedia.com/La-Pa/Orchiectomy.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_977388206#2_1668289356 | Title: Orchiectomy - procedure, blood, removal, pain, time, infection, operation, medication
Headings: Orchiectomy
Orchiectomy
Definition
Purpose
Demographics
Cancer
Gender reassignment
Description
Simple orchiectomy
Subcapsular orchiectomy
Inguinal orchiectomy
Diagnosis/Preparation
Diagnosis
Preparation
Aftercare
Risks
Normal results
Cancer
Gender reassignment
Morbidity and mortality rates
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Content: An orchiectomy is sometimes done to prevent cancer when an undescended testicle is found in a patient who is beyond the age of puberty. A bilateral orchiectomy is commonly performed as one stage in male-to-female (MTF) gender reassignment surgery. It is done both to lower the levels of male hormones in the patient's body and to prepare the genital area for later operations to construct a vagina and external female genitalia. Some European countries and four states in the United States (California, Florida, Montana, and Texas) allow convicted sex offenders to request surgical castration to help control their sexual urges. This option is considered controversial in some parts of the legal system. A small number of men with very strong sex drives request an orchiectomy for religious reasons; it should be noted, however, that official Roman Catholic teaching is opposed to the performance of castration for spiritual purity. Demographics
Cancer
Cancers in men vary widely in terms of both the numbers of men affected and the age groups most likely to be involved. Prostate cancer is the single most common malignancy affecting American men over the age of 50; about 220,000 cases are reported each year. | http://www.surgeryencyclopedia.com/La-Pa/Orchiectomy.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_985531917#3_1677907786 | Title: Sample Size Calculator - Confidence Level, Confidence Interval, Sample Size, Population Size, Relevant Population - Creative Research Systems
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Sample Size Calculator
Sample Size Calculator Terms: Confidence Interval & Confidence Level
Factors that Affect Confidence Intervals
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Percentage
Population Size
Content: The 95% confidence level means you can be 95% certain; the 99% confidence level means you can be 99% certain. Most researchers use the 95% confidence level. When you put the confidence level and the confidence interval together, you can say that you are 95% sure that the true percentage of the population is between 43% and 51%. The wider the confidence interval you are willing to accept, the more certain you can be that the whole population answers would be within that range. For example, if you asked a sample of 1000 people in a city which brand of cola they preferred, and 60% said Brand A, you can be very certain that between 40 and 80% of all the people in the city actually do prefer that brand, but you cannot be so sure that between 59 and 61% of the people in the city prefer the brand. Factors that Affect Confidence Intervals
There are three factors that determine the size of the confidence interval for a given confidence level: Sample size
Percentage
Population size
Sample Size
The larger your sample size, the more sure you can be that their answers truly reflect the population. This indicates that for a given confidence level, the larger your sample size, the smaller your confidence interval. However, the relationship is not linear ( i.e., doubling the sample size does not halve the confidence interval). | http://www.surveysystem.com/sscalc.htm |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_986481480#0_1679558456 | Title: Here’s Exactly What Will Happen After an EMP Disaster | Survival Sullivan
Headings: Here’s Exactly What Will Happen After an EMP Disaster
Here’s Exactly What Will Happen After an EMP Disaster
Table of Contents
What Is An EMP?
The Aftermath of an EMP
What Will Happen With…
Government
Looters and Criminals
Police and Fire Depts., Other Emergency Services
You!
Protected Devices and Faraday Cages
The Big Picture
Conclusion
Content: Here’s Exactly What Will Happen After an EMP Disaster | Survival Sullivan
Here’s Exactly What Will Happen After an EMP Disaster
EMP / By Ryan Dotson
There has been a great deal of talk surrounding electromagnetic pulse disasters (EMPs). EMP’s promise destruction and disruption on a scale previously unimaginable, and attack the infrastructure and equipment of a nation directly by frying anything that utilizes a computer chip or a circuit board along with other electrical devices. This means that all of the vast and intricate networks we rely on in our day-to-day lives would vanish quite literally in an instant. Electromagnetic pulses are a very real threat and one of the most likely “Big One” SHTF scenarios. An EMP is typically anticipated as a secondary effect of a high order nuclear warhead detonation that will affect everything within line-of-sight of the blast, making a high altitude “airburst” detonation an entirely new class of threat. Additionally, EMPs can also be generated by purpose-made technology that can produce the same results without any of the messy side effects and destruction of a nuclear-tipped missile or bomb. Many countries have in their arsenals today nuclear weapons and so-called EMP generators are propagating all the time. To make matters even worse, it is also very possible for EMPs to occur naturally. If you and your region were to be affected by an EMP you could be facing a survival situation deprived of all electronics support, meaning no electronic communications, no computer-controlled vehicles, no internet, no nothing. An EMP is a paradigm-shifting occurrence that threatens to plunge the affected area back into the Stone Age. | http://www.survivalsullivan.com/day-electronics-died-happens-emp/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_988439881#4_1683129132 | Title: Ecological justice is social justice too | UCSB Sustainability
Headings: Ecological justice is social justice too
Ecological justice is social justice too
Dylan Ruan, Living Lab Intern, UCSB Sustainability
Content: That gives us a platform, history, and foundation.” Academics need to step out into the community to make their voices heard and give compelling arguments that inspire people to create social change. “ Journalists and political operatives motivate people. That’s their job,” David said. “ But I think it should also be our job as academics to motivate people.” Academics often feel pressured to remain impartial, data-driven, and objective. David, however, believes that they can participate in community conversations, make arguments for change, and act in roles usually reserved for activists without losing the merit of being an academic. The environmental justice movement–and certainly the environmental movement as a whole would benefit from researchers of all disciplines coming forward to discuss issues concerning the planet. David argues that although great strides towards a cleaner planet have been made in the past through laws such as the superfund and Endangered Species Act, the environmental movement as a whole has failed to live up to its purpose in a social sense. Taking an environmental justice approach to tackling issues requires us to examine how we structure the movement and whose voices are heard in its chorus. | http://www.sustainability.ucsb.edu/ecological-justice-is-social-justice-too/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_988439881#5_1683130829 | Title: Ecological justice is social justice too | UCSB Sustainability
Headings: Ecological justice is social justice too
Ecological justice is social justice too
Dylan Ruan, Living Lab Intern, UCSB Sustainability
Content: Academics often feel pressured to remain impartial, data-driven, and objective. David, however, believes that they can participate in community conversations, make arguments for change, and act in roles usually reserved for activists without losing the merit of being an academic. The environmental justice movement–and certainly the environmental movement as a whole would benefit from researchers of all disciplines coming forward to discuss issues concerning the planet. David argues that although great strides towards a cleaner planet have been made in the past through laws such as the superfund and Endangered Species Act, the environmental movement as a whole has failed to live up to its purpose in a social sense. Taking an environmental justice approach to tackling issues requires us to examine how we structure the movement and whose voices are heard in its chorus. In many ways, the movement has excluded marginalized groups such as people of color and individuals living in low-income communities. These are people who have been pushed down the ladder of social justice. The lack of diversity and voices heard are holding the environmental movement back. If our society is to truly become sustainable, we will have to incorporate David’s conclusion that we must never separate the ecological from the social. This makes the case for environmentalists to incorporate a variety of worldviews into their campaigns. | http://www.sustainability.ucsb.edu/ecological-justice-is-social-justice-too/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_988439881#6_1683132688 | Title: Ecological justice is social justice too | UCSB Sustainability
Headings: Ecological justice is social justice too
Ecological justice is social justice too
Dylan Ruan, Living Lab Intern, UCSB Sustainability
Content: In many ways, the movement has excluded marginalized groups such as people of color and individuals living in low-income communities. These are people who have been pushed down the ladder of social justice. The lack of diversity and voices heard are holding the environmental movement back. If our society is to truly become sustainable, we will have to incorporate David’s conclusion that we must never separate the ecological from the social. This makes the case for environmentalists to incorporate a variety of worldviews into their campaigns. A more diverse movement will be essential if global issues like climate change are to be addressed effectively. Similarly, a more diverse movement reflects the idea that the climate problem will require more than one answer. Like many researchers, David believes that a solution to the climate crisis will require a mixed bag of solutions, none being a “silver bullet.” In fact, he stresses that the most instrumental change will be in the hands of our communities and not our politicians. “When you look at what people are doing in their communities whether it’s gardening or organizing, the things people do on an everyday basis that may not so visible,” he said. “ | http://www.sustainability.ucsb.edu/ecological-justice-is-social-justice-too/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_988439881#7_1683134361 | Title: Ecological justice is social justice too | UCSB Sustainability
Headings: Ecological justice is social justice too
Ecological justice is social justice too
Dylan Ruan, Living Lab Intern, UCSB Sustainability
Content: A more diverse movement will be essential if global issues like climate change are to be addressed effectively. Similarly, a more diverse movement reflects the idea that the climate problem will require more than one answer. Like many researchers, David believes that a solution to the climate crisis will require a mixed bag of solutions, none being a “silver bullet.” In fact, he stresses that the most instrumental change will be in the hands of our communities and not our politicians. “When you look at what people are doing in their communities whether it’s gardening or organizing, the things people do on an everyday basis that may not so visible,” he said. “ We should imagine them as part of this massive movement because they are mobilizing ideas, thinking, people, and action. They might not be getting on a plane to go to Paris, but most of the action is not happening at the COP, or certainly not inside the COP.” COP, or Conference Of the Parties, is an international convention formed by the United Nations that looks to discuss emerging issues regarding the environment. COP21 was held at Paris in 2015 where almost 200 nations gathered to come up with a global climate treaty to limit global climate change. The COP itself would benefit from incorporating a greater democratization of respective societies, industries, and governments to build sustainability. | http://www.sustainability.ucsb.edu/ecological-justice-is-social-justice-too/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_988798156#0_1683972587 | Title: Myrrh Essential Oil — Sustainable Baby Steps
Headings: Myrrh Essential Oil
Myrrh Essential Oil
Myrrh Essential Oil
Primary Benefits:
Emotional Benefits
Complimentary Oils
Precautions of Myrrh Essential Oil
Popular Uses of Myrrh Essential Oil
Inspiration for Using Myrrh Essential Oil
IMPORTANT NOTE ON QUALITY
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Myrrh Essential Oil
Myrrh Essential Oil
When most people hear of myrrh essential oil ( Commiphora myrrha) they are reminded of the stories they heard in Sunday School, but rarely do they know why myrrh oil has been used and revered for over 5,000 years. Even before the science confirmed it, the wise men knew of the health properties, benefits, and uses of these sacred oils. Myrrh is extracted by steam distilling the resin of the plant. It has a warm, earthy, and balsamic aroma that is quite hard to describe but easy to recognize. Many more studies have been done in the past few decades on the uses and benefits of myrrh, which have shown its capabilities on the hormonal, immune, and nervous systems, as well as on skin. Primary Benefits: Powerful cleansing properties, especially for the mouth and throat
Soothing to the skin; promotes a smooth, youthful-looking complexion
Promotes emotional balance and well-being
Emotional Benefits
In addition to the physical support myrrh offers the body, there are also the emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of this oil. It's said to impact our sense of maternal connection and healthy attachment, especially relating to trust, abandonment, trauma, and feeling unsafe. Because healthy attachment is critical to our sense of safety in the world around us and those in it, it may support the parent-child bond in adoption and fostering, or support an adult in releasing childhood trauma that may impact their current relationships or ability to form trusting bonds with others. | http://www.sustainablebabysteps.com/myrrh-essential-oil.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_988798156#3_1683978018 | Title: Myrrh Essential Oil — Sustainable Baby Steps
Headings: Myrrh Essential Oil
Myrrh Essential Oil
Myrrh Essential Oil
Primary Benefits:
Emotional Benefits
Complimentary Oils
Precautions of Myrrh Essential Oil
Popular Uses of Myrrh Essential Oil
Inspiration for Using Myrrh Essential Oil
IMPORTANT NOTE ON QUALITY
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Content: Excessive use of any oil can lead to skin sensitization. Keep out of eyes, ears, or nose. Not all oils are created equal, so test brands carefully, and never use an oil in a way not recommended by its maker. Popular Uses of Myrrh Essential Oil
Add 1–2 drops to toothpaste for added cleansing benefits and to promote oral health. Diffuse to help promote awareness and uplift your mood. Add to your lotion/moisturizer to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Add 1–2 drops to 1/4 cup of water with a little agave or honey to help ease digestive discomfort. Diffuse as desired or place 1-2 drops myrrh essential oil in your palms and cup over the nose and mouth while you breathe naturally for trust. Inspiration for Using Myrrh Essential Oil
Nourishing Cuticle Cream: Melt 2 Tbsp Shea Butter with 1 Tbs coconut oil, add 7 drops each Lavender and Myrrh essential oils. | http://www.sustainablebabysteps.com/myrrh-essential-oil.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_989511584#12_1685208650 | Title: What Are GMOs and Genetic Engineering in Agriculture? | FoodPrint
Headings: GMO Foods and Genetic Engineering
GMO Foods and Genetic Engineering
What Is Genetic Engineering?
What is CRISPR?
Prevalence of GE Foods
Why Has this Technology Become so Widespread?
Creating Seed and Chemical Dependence
The Myth of Necessity for Feeding the World
Problems with GMO Crops
The Environmental Impact of GMO Crops
Do GMO Crops Increase Yields?
GMO Seeds and Herbicides Are Expensive for Farmers
Corporate Control of GMO Seeds
GMO Labeling
What You Can Do
More Food System Issues
Biodiversity and Agriculture
Communities Organizing Against Big Pork
Food Policy 101
Hunger and Food Insecurity
Urban Agriculture
How Industrial Agriculture Affects Our Water
Content: However, this does not tell the whole story. These crops have actually driven up the use of herbicides like glyphosate, thereby increasing weed resistance and leading to the reintroduction of more potent herbicides. 17 These false narratives are perpetuated by biotech and other agribusiness corporations, but also by land grant universities (which receive more funding from agrochemical companies than public dollars, many agricultural scientists and farm organizations. 1819
However, technology and the industrialized food system are not currently feeding the world, so there is reason for skepticism about this claim. Globally, agriculture produces more than one and a half times the number of calories needed to feed the world population, yet one in nine people goes hungry. 20 The profit motive of Bayer/Monsanto and other agrochemical companies, as well as their long lack of support for small farmers, should subject their claims of working solely for the public good to scrutiny. When it comes to increasing calorie production for the parts of the world that sorely need to feed a hungry populace, the International Assessment of Agricultural Knowledge, Science and Technology for Development report from the United Nations proposes that organic and sustainable agriculture is the best solution for countries like Africa and India, where the need is greatest. 21
Problems with GMO Crops
Much of the debate around genetically modified food crops and animals focuses on potential threats to human health. But, long-term studies of the impact of consuming GM foods have yet to be done. Some independent studies have documented health effects on animals from eating GMO foods, which have become the subject of controversy. | http://www.sustainabletable.org/264/genetic-engineering |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_991018923#2_1688085056 | Title: Figley compassion fatigue: Definitions and Treatment Approach – Accelerated Recovery Program – Sviluppopsicosociale.com
Headings: Figley compassion fatigue: Definitions and Treatment Approach – Accelerated Recovery Program
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Figley compassion fatigue: Definitions and Treatment Approach – Accelerated Recovery Program
Figley (1996) defines Compassion Fatigue as:
Some of the symptoms of compassion fatigue include:
Any of these symptoms could be signaling the presence of Compassion Fatigue.
Who is at-risk for Compassion Fatigue?
The Good News : Compassion Fatigue treatment approach based on Figley’s work
The Road Back Home
The Accelerated Recovery Program for Compassion Fatigue
a. Skills Acquisition
b. Self-Care
c. Connection with Others
d. Internal Conflicts
Program Protocol
Session One: Assessment/Evaluation
The following assessment tolls will be utilized in the Accelerated Recovery Program:
Compassion Fatigue Scale-Revised (Figley 1995; Baranowsky & Gentry, 1997)
Silencing Response Scale (Baranowsky, 1997)
Solution-Focused Trauma Recovery Scale (TRS) (Gentry, 1997)
Review of vicarious traumatic situations (triggers & catalysts)
Between-session Projects:
Session Four: SUPERVISING THE SELF: Externalization
Session Five: Closure and Aftercare
Options for Further Work:
Groups may be offered
More tips
Keep Balance in Your Life
Balancing Exercise
Find Your Passion
Balance For Your Soul
Conclusions
References
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Compassion fatigue (Figley, 1995) is the convergence primary traumatic stress, secondary traumatic stress (Stamm, 1995) and cumulative stress/burnout in the lives of supporting professionals and other care providers. When assisting others precipitates a bargain in our own well-being we are enduring Compassion fatigue. The manifestations often mirror, to a lesser degree, those of our clients. Vicarious traumatization (McCann & Pearlman, 1990) is an applicable term that also describes this tendency of the transmission of traumatic stress by observation and/or being a witness to the experiences of painful events. Secondary traumatic stress happens when one is subjected to intense events directly experienced by another and is overpowered by this secondary exposure to trauma (Figley & Kleber, 1995). More than a few theories have been offered but none have been able to effectively illustrate the system which accounts for the transmission of traumatic stress from one individual to another. Figley (1995) hypothesizes that the caregiver’s empathy level with the traumatized person has a vital role in this transmission. | http://www.sviluppopsicosociale.com/figley-compassion-fatigue-definitions-and-treatment-approach-accelerated-recovery-program/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_991018923#3_1688088218 | Title: Figley compassion fatigue: Definitions and Treatment Approach – Accelerated Recovery Program – Sviluppopsicosociale.com
Headings: Figley compassion fatigue: Definitions and Treatment Approach – Accelerated Recovery Program
Posted on
October 6, 2018 by editor
Figley compassion fatigue: Definitions and Treatment Approach – Accelerated Recovery Program
Figley (1996) defines Compassion Fatigue as:
Some of the symptoms of compassion fatigue include:
Any of these symptoms could be signaling the presence of Compassion Fatigue.
Who is at-risk for Compassion Fatigue?
The Good News : Compassion Fatigue treatment approach based on Figley’s work
The Road Back Home
The Accelerated Recovery Program for Compassion Fatigue
a. Skills Acquisition
b. Self-Care
c. Connection with Others
d. Internal Conflicts
Program Protocol
Session One: Assessment/Evaluation
The following assessment tolls will be utilized in the Accelerated Recovery Program:
Compassion Fatigue Scale-Revised (Figley 1995; Baranowsky & Gentry, 1997)
Silencing Response Scale (Baranowsky, 1997)
Solution-Focused Trauma Recovery Scale (TRS) (Gentry, 1997)
Review of vicarious traumatic situations (triggers & catalysts)
Between-session Projects:
Session Four: SUPERVISING THE SELF: Externalization
Session Five: Closure and Aftercare
Options for Further Work:
Groups may be offered
More tips
Keep Balance in Your Life
Balancing Exercise
Find Your Passion
Balance For Your Soul
Conclusions
References
Content: The manifestations often mirror, to a lesser degree, those of our clients. Vicarious traumatization (McCann & Pearlman, 1990) is an applicable term that also describes this tendency of the transmission of traumatic stress by observation and/or being a witness to the experiences of painful events. Secondary traumatic stress happens when one is subjected to intense events directly experienced by another and is overpowered by this secondary exposure to trauma (Figley & Kleber, 1995). More than a few theories have been offered but none have been able to effectively illustrate the system which accounts for the transmission of traumatic stress from one individual to another. Figley (1995) hypothesizes that the caregiver’s empathy level with the traumatized person has a vital role in this transmission. Burnout, or cumulative stress, is the state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion caused by a depletion of ability to cope with one’s environment resultant from our responses to the on-going demand characteristics (stress) of our daily lives (Maslach, 1982). High levels of cumulative stress in the lives of caregivers negatively affects their resiliency therefore making them more susceptible to compassion fatigue. The Silencing Response (Baranowsky, 1997; Danielli, 1984) is an inability to attend to the stories/experiences of our clients and instead to redirect to material that is less distressing for the professional. This occurs when client’ experiences/stories are overwhelming, beyond our scope of comprehension and desire to know, or simply spiraling past our sense of competency. | http://www.sviluppopsicosociale.com/figley-compassion-fatigue-definitions-and-treatment-approach-accelerated-recovery-program/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_993716196#2_1692056114 | Title: Frequently Asked Questions for Pre-Vet Students :: Health Sciences Office :: Swarthmore College
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Content: knowledge of and motivation for the field of veterinary medicine; and a broad range of interests and talents. You can meet these requirements by being a dedicated and effective student, by becoming substantively involved in leadership and extracurricular activities on campus, and by volunteering or working in animal care related settings. What are the course requirements? Veterinary schools are less uniform in their requirements than medical schools. Therefore, you should take all of the required premedical courses listed in the Guide to Premedical Studies at Swarthmore College, i.e., 4 semesters of chemistry, and 2 semesters of biology, physics, math, and English. While that may be sufficient for some veterinary schools, it will not be for others. Early in your college career, be sure to come to the Health Sciences Office and read the most recent edition of: Veterinary Medical School Admission Requirements, Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges
Pay particular attention to The Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges specific requirements and prerequisites of your state institution (where you have the best chance of being accepted), and other schools in which you may be interested. Veterinary schools typically require genetics and/or microbiology in addition to Biology 1 and 2. | http://www.swarthmore.edu/health-sciences-office/frequently-asked-questions-pre-vet-students |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_998728982#1_1700976965 | Title: SwissVacations : Swiss Alps
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Swiss Alps
Content: Despite the fact that Switzerland covers only 14% of the Alps total area, 48 of 82 Alpine four-thousanders are located in the Swiss Alps and the remaining few are within 20 km of the country's border. The glaciers of the Swiss Alps cover approx. 3% of the Swiss territory, representing 44% of the total glaciated area in the Alps. The culminating point of this world of lakes and glaciers is the Monte Rosa in the Valais with an altitude of 4,634 m (15,202 ft) at the Dufour Peak. The Sankt Gotthard Massif (mountain range), which could be called the water tower of Europe, represents the keystone of the whole structure in spite of its monotonous outlines. The lack of symmetry of its transverse section has been the most striking feature of the mountain chain, since the sinking of the Po Plain closed its eventful geological history. A motorist crossing a pass like the Sankt Gotthard is made aware of the sharp contrast between the relatively gentle slopes of the north face and the sudden descent which occurs on the south. In the longitudial direction, the remarkable depression which slashes through the mountains from Martigny to Chur and is drained in opposite directions by the Rhone and the Vorderrhein, forms a great strategic and tourist highway. Tourism in the Swiss Alps began with the first ascents of the main peaks of the Alps (Jungfrau in 1811, Piz Bernina in 1850, Monte Rosa in 1855, Matterhorn in 1856, Dom in 1858, Weisshorn in 1861) mostly by British mountain climbers accompanied by local guides. The construction of facilities for tourists started in the mid 19th century with the building of hotels and mountain huts, and the opening of mountain train lines such as Mt. Rigi (in 1873) and Mt. Pilatus (in 1889) in Central Switzerland, the Gornergrat (in 1898) above Zermatt in the Valais , and the Jungfraujoch (in 1912) in the Bernese Oberland, which is located at 3,454 m (11,330 ft) above sea level and is the highest railway station in Europe. | http://www.swissvacations.com/pages/en/Swiss_Alps.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_998728982#2_1700979180 | Title: SwissVacations : Swiss Alps
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Swiss Alps
Content: The lack of symmetry of its transverse section has been the most striking feature of the mountain chain, since the sinking of the Po Plain closed its eventful geological history. A motorist crossing a pass like the Sankt Gotthard is made aware of the sharp contrast between the relatively gentle slopes of the north face and the sudden descent which occurs on the south. In the longitudial direction, the remarkable depression which slashes through the mountains from Martigny to Chur and is drained in opposite directions by the Rhone and the Vorderrhein, forms a great strategic and tourist highway. Tourism in the Swiss Alps began with the first ascents of the main peaks of the Alps (Jungfrau in 1811, Piz Bernina in 1850, Monte Rosa in 1855, Matterhorn in 1856, Dom in 1858, Weisshorn in 1861) mostly by British mountain climbers accompanied by local guides. The construction of facilities for tourists started in the mid 19th century with the building of hotels and mountain huts, and the opening of mountain train lines such as Mt. Rigi (in 1873) and Mt. Pilatus (in 1889) in Central Switzerland, the Gornergrat (in 1898) above Zermatt in the Valais , and the Jungfraujoch (in 1912) in the Bernese Oberland, which is located at 3,454 m (11,330 ft) above sea level and is the highest railway station in Europe. In addition, several scenic trains connect the major destinations in the Swiss Alps, and thus, the best way of seeing the Swiss Alps is getting on the Glacier Express ( Zermatt - Andermatt - Chur - Davos and St. Moritz ), or on the Golden Pass ( Montreux - Gstaad - Interlaken - Lucerne ). Back to top
Home | Vacation Planner | Vacation Packages | Main Attractions | Hotel Index | Travel Information | About Switzerland | http://www.swissvacations.com/pages/en/Swiss_Alps.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1003233201#1_1708857184 | Title: What's the purpose of a state test? ... And why is it important? – Sylvan Learning Blog
Headings: What’s the purpose of a state test? … And why is it important?
What’s the purpose of a state test? … And why is it important?
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Worth noting …
What’s the purpose of a state test?
Why is the state test important? How will it affect my child?
Does my child have to take the state test?
Which grade levels are tested?
Do homeschoolers have to take the state test?
When is the state test given?
What’s the format of a state test?
Which subjects get tested?
Can you give me an example of a “grade-level skill” that may be tested?
Let’s say you have a 3rd grader …
Does the ACT or SAT count as a state test?
Should we be doing anything to prepare for the state test?
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Content: State Testing
You know the state test is coming up, and questions are starting to swim through your mind: Is the state test a big deal? How will it affect my child? Should we be doing anything to prepare? Find all the answers below, so your family can have a stress-free testing experience this year. Worth noting …
Your state probably has its own name for the test. You may hear it called a “ standards test ,” an “ assessment of academic readiness ” or even a “ proficiency exam .” To keep it simple, we’ll call it a “ state test ” for this article. What’s the purpose of a state test? A state test evaluates whether your child has mastered the skills that he or she should know for a specific grade level. | http://www.sylvanlearning.com/blog/index.php/whats-the-purpose-of-a-state-test-and-why-is-it-important/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1003233201#4_1708863165 | Title: What's the purpose of a state test? ... And why is it important? – Sylvan Learning Blog
Headings: What’s the purpose of a state test? … And why is it important?
What’s the purpose of a state test? … And why is it important?
Jan
Middle School
Worth noting …
What’s the purpose of a state test?
Why is the state test important? How will it affect my child?
Does my child have to take the state test?
Which grade levels are tested?
Do homeschoolers have to take the state test?
When is the state test given?
What’s the format of a state test?
Which subjects get tested?
Can you give me an example of a “grade-level skill” that may be tested?
Let’s say you have a 3rd grader …
Does the ACT or SAT count as a state test?
Should we be doing anything to prepare for the state test?
Get MORE TIPS like these to help with school
Content: They’re simply testing whether your child understands and can use the skills needed for that grade level. Why is the state test important? How will it affect my child? State tests are intended to objectively: Evaluate whether your child on track for his or her grade level
Hold schools accountable for student performance
As a parent, you should know that a state test does not affect your child’s grades in school. Depending on the state where you live, though, it may affect whether your child can move to the next grade level or graduate from school. It also can affect how your child is taught in school and where your child may be placed within a class. State tests give schools and school districts information that is intended to help them: Improve how students are taught
Coach teachers
Provide additional support for students
Every day, teachers are assessing whether your child understands skills, so they can offer the right support. The test is intended to give them an objective measure of how your child is doing. | http://www.sylvanlearning.com/blog/index.php/whats-the-purpose-of-a-state-test-and-why-is-it-important/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1003233201#5_1708865347 | Title: What's the purpose of a state test? ... And why is it important? – Sylvan Learning Blog
Headings: What’s the purpose of a state test? … And why is it important?
What’s the purpose of a state test? … And why is it important?
Jan
Middle School
Worth noting …
What’s the purpose of a state test?
Why is the state test important? How will it affect my child?
Does my child have to take the state test?
Which grade levels are tested?
Do homeschoolers have to take the state test?
When is the state test given?
What’s the format of a state test?
Which subjects get tested?
Can you give me an example of a “grade-level skill” that may be tested?
Let’s say you have a 3rd grader …
Does the ACT or SAT count as a state test?
Should we be doing anything to prepare for the state test?
Get MORE TIPS like these to help with school
Content: Depending on the state where you live, though, it may affect whether your child can move to the next grade level or graduate from school. It also can affect how your child is taught in school and where your child may be placed within a class. State tests give schools and school districts information that is intended to help them: Improve how students are taught
Coach teachers
Provide additional support for students
Every day, teachers are assessing whether your child understands skills, so they can offer the right support. The test is intended to give them an objective measure of how your child is doing. Does my child have to take the state test? Yes … if your child is in public school in the United States. It’s a requirement of the Every Student Succeeds Act (formerly the No Child Left Behind Act). Which grade levels are tested? Your child needs to be evaluated against state standards: | http://www.sylvanlearning.com/blog/index.php/whats-the-purpose-of-a-state-test-and-why-is-it-important/ |
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I just bought a dehumidifier from Lowes for $150. It puts out a lot of heat as well as sucks out the humidity. So I'm working in a small room and the dehumidifier is actually heating up the room. Right now it is 78 in my house. I have the central air vent closed to the room where the screen is drying and it's 91 right now, cause the air blowing out of the dehumidifier is hot. RichardGreaves
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kylerogers said: I just bought a dehumidifier from Lowes for $150. It puts out a lot of heat as well as sucks out the humidity. | http://www.t-shirtforums.com/screen-printing/t21615.html |
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Does Humidity wreck Emulsion??
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kylerogers said: I just bought a dehumidifier from Lowes for $150. It puts out a lot of heat as well as sucks out the humidity. So I'm working in a small room and the dehumidifier is actually heating up the room. Right now it is 78 in my house. I have the central air vent closed to the room where the screen is drying and it's 91 right now, cause the air blowing out of the dehumidifier is hot. Click to expand...
Cool air can hold less water vapor than warm air. This is the reason common humidity is measured as relative humidity. | http://www.t-shirtforums.com/screen-printing/t21615.html |
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Content: So I'm working in a small room and the dehumidifier is actually heating up the room. Right now it is 78 in my house. I have the central air vent closed to the room where the screen is drying and it's 91 right now, cause the air blowing out of the dehumidifier is hot. Click to expand...
Cool air can hold less water vapor than warm air. This is the reason common humidity is measured as relative humidity. The amount of moisture that air can hold is realtive the that actual temperature of the air. Open the central air vent and cool the room if you are uncomfortable. The dehumidifier will remove the moisture easier. miktoxic
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man i'd love to know the REAL answer to this question if somebody could actually speak english. Fixico
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In a closet or small 74 degree room with a fan and one of those little dehumidifier canisters from the dollar tree, your screens will be dry in about 1- 1 1/2 hours. | http://www.t-shirtforums.com/screen-printing/t21615.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1023416292#0_1756526513 | Title: Anti-Dumping Law
Headings: Anti-Dumping Law
Anti-Dumping Law
Inability to Pay
EMTALA
EMTALA applies to:
General Regulations of EMTALA
Transfer Requirements
The transferring hospital must:
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Anti-Dumping Law
Inability to Pay
Patients cannot be denied emergency care due to the inability to pay. The Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA—Anti-Dumping Act) is a regulation that insures that patients with an emergency medical condition are assessed and treated at any hospital providing emergency services without consideration of ability to pay. The EMTALA also places certain conditions and responsibilities on interhospital transfers. EMTALA
EMTALA applies to: Hospitals receiving Medicare
Hospitals offering emergency care
Physicians providing services in such hospitals
General Regulations of EMTALA
Screening Examination – The hospital must provide a screening examination to any individual who arrives on hospital property requesting treatment. Ability to Pay Must Not Interfere – No effort should be made to determine the patient's ability to pay for or cover the costs of EMTALA requirements. Stabilization Requirement – The hospital must provide treatment within the capabilities of the staff to stabilize the condition or transfer the patient to another medical facility which can provide appropriate care. Transfer Requirements
A patient may only be transferred if the emergency medical condition has been stabilized; if the transfer is requested in writing by the patient; or if a physician or a qualified medical person has signed a certification that the medical benefits outweigh the increased risks. | http://www.takingcareofmomanddad.net/hospitals/reportingproblems/antidumpinglaw.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1023451735#0_1756606694 | Title: How Does Nature Impact Our Wellbeing? | Taking Charge of Your Health & Wellbeing
Headings: How Does Nature Impact Our Wellbeing?
How Does Nature Impact Our Wellbeing?
Nature and Us Home
Nature heals
Nature soothes
Nature restores
Real-life examples of people helped by nature
Read their stories
Nature connects
Too much time in front of screens is deadly
Breaking an addiction to technology
Limit your children's screen time
Learn more in this webinar
Content: How Does Nature Impact Our Wellbeing? | Taking Charge of Your Health & Wellbeing
How Does Nature Impact Our Wellbeing? More info on this topic
Nature and Us Home
Impact of nature
Enhance wellbeing in nature
Bring nature indoors
Nurture nature
More resources
Research reveals that environments can increase or reduce our stress, which in turn impacts our bodies. What you are seeing, hearing, experiencing at any moment is changing not only your mood, but how your nervous, endocrine, and immune systems are working. The stress of an unpleasant environment can cause you to feel anxious, or sad, or helpless. This in turn elevates your blood pressure, heart rate, and muscle tension and suppresses your immune system. A pleasing environment reverses that. And regardless of age or culture, humans find nature pleasing. In one study cited in the book Healing Gardens, researchers found that more than two-thirds of people choose a natural setting to retreat to when stressed. Nature heals
Being in nature, or even viewing scenes of nature, reduces anger, fear, and stress and increases pleasant feelings. | http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/enhance-your-wellbeing/environment/nature-and-us/how-does-nature-impact-our-wellbeing |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1023451735#1_1756608527 | Title: How Does Nature Impact Our Wellbeing? | Taking Charge of Your Health & Wellbeing
Headings: How Does Nature Impact Our Wellbeing?
How Does Nature Impact Our Wellbeing?
Nature and Us Home
Nature heals
Nature soothes
Nature restores
Real-life examples of people helped by nature
Read their stories
Nature connects
Too much time in front of screens is deadly
Breaking an addiction to technology
Limit your children's screen time
Learn more in this webinar
Content: This in turn elevates your blood pressure, heart rate, and muscle tension and suppresses your immune system. A pleasing environment reverses that. And regardless of age or culture, humans find nature pleasing. In one study cited in the book Healing Gardens, researchers found that more than two-thirds of people choose a natural setting to retreat to when stressed. Nature heals
Being in nature, or even viewing scenes of nature, reduces anger, fear, and stress and increases pleasant feelings. Exposure to nature not only makes you feel better emotionally, it contributes to your physical wellbeing, reducing blood pressure, heart rate, muscle tension, and the production of stress hormones. It may even reduce mortality, according to scientists such as public health researchers Stamatakis and Mitchell. Research done in hospitals, offices, and schools has found that even a simple plant in a room can have a significant impact on stress and anxiety. Nature soothes
In addition, nature helps us cope with pain. Because we are genetically programmed to find trees, plants, water, and other nature elements engrossing, we are absorbed by nature scenes and distracted from our pain and discomfort. | http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/enhance-your-wellbeing/environment/nature-and-us/how-does-nature-impact-our-wellbeing |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1023466705#0_1756638634 | Title: Why Is Global Environmental Health Important? | Taking Charge of Your Health & Wellbeing
Headings: Why Is Global Environmental Health Important?
Why Is Global Environmental Health Important?
The environment affects human health
How an unhealthy planet affects you
Impact of climate change
The Center for Climate Change and Energy Solutions says that human activity:
Content: Why Is Global Environmental Health Important? | Taking Charge of Your Health & Wellbeing
Why Is Global Environmental Health Important? Clean air, water, plants, and food supplies are essential for our personal health and wellbeing. The relationship between the environment and humanity is one of interdependence—each affects the other. Therefore, just as our actions and choices affect the environment, the health of the planet influences our own personal health and wellbeing, as well as our communities, families, and economies. The environment affects human health
Humans have an innate connection to nature. Research indicates that just being around greenery can boost mood and lower blood pressure, as well as improve attention and the ability to reflect upon a problem. How an unhealthy planet affects you
Air toxics are mostly man-made pollutants that come from substances (like gasoline, dry-cleaning facilities, and paint solvents) that contaminate the air, water, and food supplies. The EPA warns that exposure to toxic air pollutants can increase risk for cancer, as well as damage the immune, neurological, reproductive, and respiratory systems. According to the EPA, contaminated water may cause a large number of health consequences, including gastrointestinal illness, increased risk of cancer, liver and kidney damage, central nervous system problems, reproductive difficulties, and anemia. | http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/enhance-your-wellbeing/environment/our-global-environment/why-global-environmental-health-important |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1023466705#1_1756640691 | Title: Why Is Global Environmental Health Important? | Taking Charge of Your Health & Wellbeing
Headings: Why Is Global Environmental Health Important?
Why Is Global Environmental Health Important?
The environment affects human health
How an unhealthy planet affects you
Impact of climate change
The Center for Climate Change and Energy Solutions says that human activity:
Content: The environment affects human health
Humans have an innate connection to nature. Research indicates that just being around greenery can boost mood and lower blood pressure, as well as improve attention and the ability to reflect upon a problem. How an unhealthy planet affects you
Air toxics are mostly man-made pollutants that come from substances (like gasoline, dry-cleaning facilities, and paint solvents) that contaminate the air, water, and food supplies. The EPA warns that exposure to toxic air pollutants can increase risk for cancer, as well as damage the immune, neurological, reproductive, and respiratory systems. According to the EPA, contaminated water may cause a large number of health consequences, including gastrointestinal illness, increased risk of cancer, liver and kidney damage, central nervous system problems, reproductive difficulties, and anemia. Water supplies are contaminated by humans in a number of ways, including chemical discharges from factories and emissions that result from burning waste. The World Health Organization estimates that air pollution in urban areas is responsible for an estimated 1.3 million deaths worldwide per year, and 19% of all cancers are caused by environmental factors such as outdoor air pollution, heating and cooking fuels, and second-hand smoke. Bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical often found in plastic water bottles, food cans, and cash receipts, appears to mimic the effects of estrogen and may increase risk for reproductive disorders. Impact of climate change
In 2013, scientists reported that the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere had reached its highest peak in at least three million years. This alarming number, due to human fossil fuel emissions, can cause climate change. | http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/enhance-your-wellbeing/environment/our-global-environment/why-global-environmental-health-important |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1026575027#4_1763126209 | Title: Symptoms of Grief: Physical and Emotional - TalkDeath
Headings: Symptoms of Grief: Physical and Emotional
Symptoms of Grief: Physical and Emotional
Symptoms of Grief: Physical and Emotional
The 5 Stages of Grief
Facts About Grief to Keep in Mind:
What Are the Physical and Emotional Symptoms of Grief?
Physical:
Emotional:
Social:
Spiritual:
How to cope with the Physical and Emotional symptoms of grief
Talk about it:
Accept your feelings:
Take care of yourself:
Reach out and celebrate:
Get help:
Content: A final coming to terms with the event and moving on. While this system has been and is extremely useful, not everyone deals with grief the same way. Now that we have a greater understanding of mental illness and its connection to grief and physical pain, it is clear that symptoms of grief will be different for everyone. Facts About Grief to Keep in Mind: – 8 million people in the United States suffered through the loss of an immediate family member or spouse last year. – Grief is one of the 4 major causes of depression
– 1 in 10 Americans will deal with depression at least once in their lives
– Depression can lead to higher rates of obesity, heart disease and strokes
– Women have higher rates of depression than men
What Are the Physical and Emotional Symptoms of Grief? Physical: Physical pain can be a by-product of emotional pain. Physical reactions to grief can include crying, loss of appetite, fatigue, sleep loss, headaches, body aches and general weakness. Emotional: | http://www.talkdeath.com/symptoms-of-grief-physical-emotional/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1026575027#5_1763127938 | Title: Symptoms of Grief: Physical and Emotional - TalkDeath
Headings: Symptoms of Grief: Physical and Emotional
Symptoms of Grief: Physical and Emotional
Symptoms of Grief: Physical and Emotional
The 5 Stages of Grief
Facts About Grief to Keep in Mind:
What Are the Physical and Emotional Symptoms of Grief?
Physical:
Emotional:
Social:
Spiritual:
How to cope with the Physical and Emotional symptoms of grief
Talk about it:
Accept your feelings:
Take care of yourself:
Reach out and celebrate:
Get help:
Content: – Grief is one of the 4 major causes of depression
– 1 in 10 Americans will deal with depression at least once in their lives
– Depression can lead to higher rates of obesity, heart disease and strokes
– Women have higher rates of depression than men
What Are the Physical and Emotional Symptoms of Grief? Physical: Physical pain can be a by-product of emotional pain. Physical reactions to grief can include crying, loss of appetite, fatigue, sleep loss, headaches, body aches and general weakness. Emotional: The emotional aspect of grief encompasses feelings of sadness, yearning, negative thoughts, anxiety, anger and guilt. These feelings are OK and normal for anyone during the grieving process. Social: Sometimes after a loss you may feel a detachment from people. This can be a detachment from loved ones, coworkers or even isolating yourself from society at large. | http://www.talkdeath.com/symptoms-of-grief-physical-emotional/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1031686556#17_1770174348 | Title: Tameri Guide for Writers: Form and Genre
Headings: Form and Genre
Form and Genre
Form-Fitting
Selecting a Genre
Romance
Mystery
True Crime
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Contemporary
Comic
Western
Historical
Horror / Thriller
Bildungsroman
Picaresque
Transgressive
Specialized Techniques
Epistolary
Roman à Clef
Citing the Tameri Guide Website
APA:
MLA:
Content: Think Quincy or CSI. American Noir: Mike Hammer stories fit this genre, in which the private eye is offending cops and melting hearts. The style is first person, with plenty of action. Cozy: A simple setting, often a quiet English village, where crime is rare. Agatha Christie was the queen of this form. True Crime
For those wanting more realism in mysteries, true crime novelizations are as real as it gets. Written in novel form, these are true stories. Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood introduced the genre and it has been popular ever since. | http://www.tameri.com/write/formngenre.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1031686556#18_1770175461 | Title: Tameri Guide for Writers: Form and Genre
Headings: Form and Genre
Form and Genre
Form-Fitting
Selecting a Genre
Romance
Mystery
True Crime
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Contemporary
Comic
Western
Historical
Horror / Thriller
Bildungsroman
Picaresque
Transgressive
Specialized Techniques
Epistolary
Roman à Clef
Citing the Tameri Guide Website
APA:
MLA:
Content: A simple setting, often a quiet English village, where crime is rare. Agatha Christie was the queen of this form. True Crime
For those wanting more realism in mysteries, true crime novelizations are as real as it gets. Written in novel form, these are true stories. Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood introduced the genre and it has been popular ever since. Unlike the objective style of nonfiction history, the true crime novel exposes thoughts of characters and makes use of literary devices. Some critics contend that such recreations play with historical facts. Mystery novels generally follow the exploits of an investigator, often through the eyes of a third person. True crime has to follow the experiences of real people — you cannot invent a Dr. Watson or Archie Goodwin to tell the tale. Criminal’s Persective: | http://www.tameri.com/write/formngenre.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1031686556#19_1770176860 | Title: Tameri Guide for Writers: Form and Genre
Headings: Form and Genre
Form and Genre
Form-Fitting
Selecting a Genre
Romance
Mystery
True Crime
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Contemporary
Comic
Western
Historical
Horror / Thriller
Bildungsroman
Picaresque
Transgressive
Specialized Techniques
Epistolary
Roman à Clef
Citing the Tameri Guide Website
APA:
MLA:
Content: Unlike the objective style of nonfiction history, the true crime novel exposes thoughts of characters and makes use of literary devices. Some critics contend that such recreations play with historical facts. Mystery novels generally follow the exploits of an investigator, often through the eyes of a third person. True crime has to follow the experiences of real people — you cannot invent a Dr. Watson or Archie Goodwin to tell the tale. Criminal’s Persective: Tells the story of the crime, from planning through punishment, from the perspective of the perpetrator. Detective’s Perspective: Starts after the crime, working towards a solution from the perspective of an actual investigator. Media Accounts: Uses actual media sources to advance the plot. | http://www.tameri.com/write/formngenre.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1035346205#0_1776542919 | Title: Popped Blood Vessel In Hand | Treatment For Popped Blood Vessel
Headings: Popped Blood Vessel In Hand | Treatment For Popped Blood Vessel
Popped Blood Vessel In Hand | Treatment For Popped Blood Vessel
Causes Of Popped Blood Vessel In Hand
Popped Blood Vessel In Hand Symptoms
Treatment For Popped Blood Vessel In Hand
Content: Popped Blood Vessel In Hand | Treatment For Popped Blood Vessel
Published July 30, 2010 by mkr
Popped Blood Vessel In Hand | Treatment For Popped Blood Vessel
Popped blood vessel in hand happens when a clot forms in the blood vessel. The rapid flow of blood impedes by the clot of blood thereby causes bulging to the arteries; the increased pressure caused by hasty flowing of blood can weaken the blood vessel as a result the arteries burst and the blood leak. Causes Of Popped Blood Vessel In Hand
Ruptured blood vessel in hand can be caused due to: Sudden bumping of hand into something hard object
Using the hand to break or support something heavy or hard object
High blood pressure
Malnutrition
Bruise due to aging skin
Popped Blood Vessel In Hand Symptoms
The condition will show under the layer of transparent skin and is characterized by: Bright red or dark appearance in the outermost layer of the skin
A feeling of minor pain upon contact
A rupture blood vessel can sometimes associate with bone fracture. Swelling in the skin
Treatment For Popped Blood Vessel In Hand
Mostly, a rupture in the blood vessel is minor and harmless. It takes a week or two to heal on its own. But if the symptoms persist, you can use some of this home remedies that include: Lift up your hands above heart level the hand and put in ice at once. | http://www.tandurust.com/health-faq-3/popped-blood-vessel-hand.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1035346205#1_1776544795 | Title: Popped Blood Vessel In Hand | Treatment For Popped Blood Vessel
Headings: Popped Blood Vessel In Hand | Treatment For Popped Blood Vessel
Popped Blood Vessel In Hand | Treatment For Popped Blood Vessel
Causes Of Popped Blood Vessel In Hand
Popped Blood Vessel In Hand Symptoms
Treatment For Popped Blood Vessel In Hand
Content: Bright red or dark appearance in the outermost layer of the skin
A feeling of minor pain upon contact
A rupture blood vessel can sometimes associate with bone fracture. Swelling in the skin
Treatment For Popped Blood Vessel In Hand
Mostly, a rupture in the blood vessel is minor and harmless. It takes a week or two to heal on its own. But if the symptoms persist, you can use some of this home remedies that include: Lift up your hands above heart level the hand and put in ice at once. Do not move the hand to avoid further injury. Put a clean cloth to the affected part and apply constant pressure for 15 to 20 minutes or until the bleeding stops. After 12 to 24 hours, you can apply warm compress to the site to aid for healing and circulation. Your doctor may prescribe medications that enhance clotting or order a topical vitamin K lotion or cream. | http://www.tandurust.com/health-faq-3/popped-blood-vessel-hand.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1042851682#2_1791384717 | Title: The 25 Best Coming-of-Age Movies of The 1990s – Taste of Cinema – Movie Reviews and Classic Movie Lists
Headings: The 25 Best Coming-of-Age Movies of The 1990s
The 25 Best Coming-of-Age Movies of The 1990s
1. Mermaids (1990)
2. Boyz in the Hood (1991)
3. My Girl (1991)
4. Singles (1992)
5. Dazed and Confused (1993)
6. The Sandlot (1993)
7. This Boy’s Life (1993)
8. What’s Eating Gilbert Grape (1993)
Content: If you’re a fan of these films, you’ll want to read 101 Most Influential Coming of Age Movies; a colorful index and analysis of the very best films of the genre. Exploring each decade in film and youth history, you can purchase your copy on Amazon. A decade that changed the way we live – the nineties was full of color, controversy, and the boom of technology. From the official launch of the World Wide Web (viewable on home monitors) to the influx of cellular phones, the switch to digital was fast. Cinema-wise, epics like Jurassic Park (1993) and Titanic (1997) astounded audiences with never before seen worlds thanks to a little help from computers. Dark west coast grunge and poppy boy bands filled the airwaves. From Macaulay Culkin to Tom Cruise, the decade offered a mix bag in entertainment. Epics got bigger while a more “do it yourself” approach led to an independent movement that changed what we could both show or see. Here are the very best coming of age movies of the 1990’s: | http://www.tasteofcinema.com/2016/the-25-best-coming-of-age-movies-of-the-1990s/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1043677238#1_1793206506 | Title: Beef Sirloin Tip Roast Recipe: How to Make It | Taste of Home
Headings: Beef Sirloin Tip Roast
Beef Sirloin Tip Roast
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Content: Bake: 2-1/2 hours
Makes
12 servings
Ingredients
1 beef sirloin tip roast (3 pounds)
1-1/4 cups water, divided
1 can (8 ounces) mushroom stems and pieces, drained
1 envelope onion soup mix
2 tablespoons cornstarch
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Place a large piece of heavy-duty foil (21x17-in.) in a shallow roasting pan. Place roast on foil. Pour 1 cup water and mushrooms over roast. Sprinkle with soup mix. Wrap foil around roast; seal tightly. Bake at 350° for 2-1/2 to 3 hours or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a thermometer should read 135°; medium, 140°; | http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/beef-sirloin-tip-roast |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1043677238#2_1793207515 | Title: Beef Sirloin Tip Roast Recipe: How to Make It | Taste of Home
Headings: Beef Sirloin Tip Roast
Beef Sirloin Tip Roast
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Ingredients
Directions
Nutrition Facts
Recommended Video
Content: Sprinkle with soup mix. Wrap foil around roast; seal tightly. Bake at 350° for 2-1/2 to 3 hours or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a thermometer should read 135°; medium, 140°; medium-well, 145°). Remove roast to a serving platter and keep warm. Pour drippings and mushrooms into a saucepan. Combine cornstarch and remaining water until smooth; gradually stir into drippings. | http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/beef-sirloin-tip-roast |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1044719551#1_1795406281 | Title: Pork Schnitzel with Sauce Recipe: How to Make It | Taste of Home
Headings: Pork Schnitzel with Sauce
Pork Schnitzel with Sauce
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Ingredients
Directions
Content: 25 min. Makes
2 servings
Ingredients
2 pork cutlets (about 5 ounces each)
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon seasoned salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
1 large egg
2 tablespoons whole milk
1/4 cup dry bread crumbs
1/4 teaspoon paprika
1 to 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
SAUCE: 2/3 cup chicken broth, divided
1-1/2 teaspoons all-purpose flour
3 tablespoons sour cream
1/8 teaspoon dill weed
Salt and pepper to taste
Snipped fresh dill, optional
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Flatten meat to 1/2-in. thickness. In a shallow dish, combine the flour, seasoned salt and pepper. In another shallow bowl, combine egg and milk. Place bread crumbs and paprika in a third shallow dish. Coat meat with flour; dip in egg mixture, then coat with crumb mixture. Let stand for 5 minutes. | http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/pork-schnitzel-with-sauce |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1044719551#2_1795407448 | Title: Pork Schnitzel with Sauce Recipe: How to Make It | Taste of Home
Headings: Pork Schnitzel with Sauce
Pork Schnitzel with Sauce
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Content: In another shallow bowl, combine egg and milk. Place bread crumbs and paprika in a third shallow dish. Coat meat with flour; dip in egg mixture, then coat with crumb mixture. Let stand for 5 minutes. In a large skillet, cook pork in oil for 2 minutes on each side or until browned. Remove and keep warm. Stir 1/3 cup broth into a skillet, scraping browned bits. In a bowl, combine flour and remaining broth until smooth. Stir into skillet. | http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/pork-schnitzel-with-sauce |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1044719551#3_1795408253 | Title: Pork Schnitzel with Sauce Recipe: How to Make It | Taste of Home
Headings: Pork Schnitzel with Sauce
Pork Schnitzel with Sauce
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Ingredients
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Content: In a large skillet, cook pork in oil for 2 minutes on each side or until browned. Remove and keep warm. Stir 1/3 cup broth into a skillet, scraping browned bits. In a bowl, combine flour and remaining broth until smooth. Stir into skillet. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1-2 minutes or until thickened. Reduce heat; stir in the sour cream, dill, salt and pepper; heat through. | http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/pork-schnitzel-with-sauce |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1072579901#12_1858789573 | Title: Tax History Project -- The Civil War
Headings: The Civil War
Tax History Museum: 1861-1865
The Civil War
Confederate War Financing
Union War Financing
Content: Patriotic newspaper advertisements and an army of 2,500 agents persuaded almost one million northerners (about 25 percent of ordinary families) to invest in the war effort; bond sales topped $3 billion. In this way, Cooke previewed the techniques with which governments in the 20thcentury would fund modern wars. In order for the bond program to be successful, the North needed an unrestricted currency supply for citizens to pay for them and a source of income to guarantee the interest. The Legal Tender Act filled the first requirement. Passed in February 1862, the act authorized the issue of $150 million in Treasury notes, known as Greenbacks. In contrast to Confederate paper, however, Congress required citizens, banks, and governments to accept Greenbacks as legal tender for public and private debts, except for interest on federal bonds and customs duties. This policy allowed buyers to purchase bonds with greenbacks while the interest accrued to them was paid in gold (funded, in part, by specie payments of customs duties). Investors enjoyed a bountiful windfall, since government securities purchased with depreciated currency were redeemed with gold valued at the prewar level. Taxpayers essentially made up the difference. | http://www.taxhistory.org/www/website.nsf/Web/THM1861?OpenDocument |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1072579901#13_1858791174 | Title: Tax History Project -- The Civil War
Headings: The Civil War
Tax History Museum: 1861-1865
The Civil War
Confederate War Financing
Union War Financing
Content: Passed in February 1862, the act authorized the issue of $150 million in Treasury notes, known as Greenbacks. In contrast to Confederate paper, however, Congress required citizens, banks, and governments to accept Greenbacks as legal tender for public and private debts, except for interest on federal bonds and customs duties. This policy allowed buyers to purchase bonds with greenbacks while the interest accrued to them was paid in gold (funded, in part, by specie payments of customs duties). Investors enjoyed a bountiful windfall, since government securities purchased with depreciated currency were redeemed with gold valued at the prewar level. Taxpayers essentially made up the difference. Because most bonds were acquired by the wealthy or by financial institutions, the program concentrated investment capital in the hands of those likely to use it, much as Alexander Hamilton’s debt plan had sought to do. Documentary tax stamp (left) on deed to land, 1863. The Union government’s decision to implement a broad system of internal taxation not only insured a valuable source of income, but shielded the northern economy from the sort of ruinous inflation experienced by the South. Despite another $150 million Greenback issue, the overall northern inflation rate reached only 80 percent, comparable with the domestic rates during World Wars I and II. The Internal Revenue Act of 1862, enacted by Congress in July, 1862, soaked up much of the inflationary pressure produced by Greenbacks. | http://www.taxhistory.org/www/website.nsf/Web/THM1861?OpenDocument |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1079270423#0_1869927645 | Title: Digital Electronics / Electronics Technology / Home
Headings: Technology Center of DuPage
Technology Center of DuPage
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Fundamentals of Analog & Digital Electronics
Content: Digital Electronics / Electronics Technology / Home
Technology Center of DuPage
Digital Electronics / ElectronicsTechnology
Electronics drive modern life -- keep the energy flowing with your troubleshooting skills! If you are fascinated by today’s ever-morphing electronic devices, imagine learning how they work – and better still, how they can be developed or improved by YOU. Learn to install, customize, repair, and maintain today’s cutting edge electronics technology. First, learn to speak and read the language of electronics: symbols, data sheets, safety measures, and diagrams. Then begin electronic fabrication: the art of soldering, using assembly tools, and system testing procedures. You will build, test, and troubleshoot electronic circuits, using a digital storage oscilloscope to convert, observe and record constantly varying signal voltages. Understand the fundamentals of transformers, capacitors, inductors, and DC circuits. Hear students talk about the program! | http://www.tcdupage.org/Domain/24 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1079270423#1_1869929019 | Title: Digital Electronics / Electronics Technology / Home
Headings: Technology Center of DuPage
Technology Center of DuPage
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Fundamentals of Analog & Digital Electronics
Content: Then begin electronic fabrication: the art of soldering, using assembly tools, and system testing procedures. You will build, test, and troubleshoot electronic circuits, using a digital storage oscilloscope to convert, observe and record constantly varying signal voltages. Understand the fundamentals of transformers, capacitors, inductors, and DC circuits. Hear students talk about the program! Note to Students and Counselors: This program is for students interested in following either an electronics technology career pathway OR an engineering pathway. 1. Students interested in Electronics Technology may take this program one or two years, with the opportunity to earn college credit and an ET certificate through a partnership with College of DuPage. 2. | http://www.tcdupage.org/Domain/24 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1079270423#2_1869930156 | Title: Digital Electronics / Electronics Technology / Home
Headings: Technology Center of DuPage
Technology Center of DuPage
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Fundamentals of Analog & Digital Electronics
Content: Note to Students and Counselors: This program is for students interested in following either an electronics technology career pathway OR an engineering pathway. 1. Students interested in Electronics Technology may take this program one or two years, with the opportunity to earn college credit and an ET certificate through a partnership with College of DuPage. 2. Students interested in the PLTW Pathway to Engineering course sequence will take PLTW Digital Electronics first semester, followed second semester by followed by the PLTW capstone course Engineering Design & Development (EDD) -- more PLTW information here. Digital Electronics (DE - PLTW) *
Specialized Course, PLTW Pathway to Engineering
TCD is a PLTW Certified School
* Note to Students and Counselors: Students interested in taking Digital Electronics (DE) as part of the the PLTW course sequence should enroll in TCD's Digital Electronics / Electronics Technology program. The semester-long PLTW - DE curriculum is housed within the Electronics Technology program. Second semester, DE students may continue the PLTW sequence with Engineering Design & Development (EDD). | http://www.tcdupage.org/Domain/24 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1079270423#3_1869931673 | Title: Digital Electronics / Electronics Technology / Home
Headings: Technology Center of DuPage
Technology Center of DuPage
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Fundamentals of Analog & Digital Electronics
Content: Students interested in the PLTW Pathway to Engineering course sequence will take PLTW Digital Electronics first semester, followed second semester by followed by the PLTW capstone course Engineering Design & Development (EDD) -- more PLTW information here. Digital Electronics (DE - PLTW) *
Specialized Course, PLTW Pathway to Engineering
TCD is a PLTW Certified School
* Note to Students and Counselors: Students interested in taking Digital Electronics (DE) as part of the the PLTW course sequence should enroll in TCD's Digital Electronics / Electronics Technology program. The semester-long PLTW - DE curriculum is housed within the Electronics Technology program. Second semester, DE students may continue the PLTW sequence with Engineering Design & Development (EDD). Instructor: Mark Lindberg
CURRICULUM TOPICS
Digital Electronics (DE) -- one semester course in the Pathway to Engineering course sequence
Analyze, design, and build your own digital electronic circuits, the technology that powers your cell phone, MP3 player, tablet, camera, and HD television. The demand for greater signal speed, storage capacity, and applications drives industry’s need for creative problem-solvers and innovators like you! Start with terminology, communication methods, engineering standards, analog/digital circuits, soldering, and troubleshooting techniques. Then learn digital theory fundamentals: | http://www.tcdupage.org/Domain/24 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1079270423#4_1869933457 | Title: Digital Electronics / Electronics Technology / Home
Headings: Technology Center of DuPage
Technology Center of DuPage
Hear students talk about the program!
Fundamentals of Analog & Digital Electronics
Content: Instructor: Mark Lindberg
CURRICULUM TOPICS
Digital Electronics (DE) -- one semester course in the Pathway to Engineering course sequence
Analyze, design, and build your own digital electronic circuits, the technology that powers your cell phone, MP3 player, tablet, camera, and HD television. The demand for greater signal speed, storage capacity, and applications drives industry’s need for creative problem-solvers and innovators like you! Start with terminology, communication methods, engineering standards, analog/digital circuits, soldering, and troubleshooting techniques. Then learn digital theory fundamentals: combination logic, sequential logic, process and control experiments, and microcontrollers. You will design and build a variety of projects: a random number generator (think “random quote of the day”), a tollbooth gate, a garage door opener’s circuit, and a 60-second timer circuit.l Before you know it, you will be diving into robotics: programming microchips and an Arduino microcontroller using VEX systems
Digital Electronics (DE), one of the specialized courses in TCD's PLTW Pathway to Engineering course sequence. This is a high school level course for students interested in electronics. | http://www.tcdupage.org/Domain/24 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1079270423#5_1869935076 | Title: Digital Electronics / Electronics Technology / Home
Headings: Technology Center of DuPage
Technology Center of DuPage
Hear students talk about the program!
Fundamentals of Analog & Digital Electronics
Content: combination logic, sequential logic, process and control experiments, and microcontrollers. You will design and build a variety of projects: a random number generator (think “random quote of the day”), a tollbooth gate, a garage door opener’s circuit, and a 60-second timer circuit.l Before you know it, you will be diving into robotics: programming microchips and an Arduino microcontroller using VEX systems
Digital Electronics (DE), one of the specialized courses in TCD's PLTW Pathway to Engineering course sequence. This is a high school level course for students interested in electronics. This course assumes no previous knowledge, but students are expected to be concurrently enrolled in college preparatory mathematics and science courses at their high school. If you are not familiar with the list of topics below, don't worry -- that's the language of electronics and you will learn it one step at a time! Students who have completed the foundation courses Introduction to Engineering Design (IED) and Principles of Engineering (POE) at TCD or their high school can easily transition into this course. This is not a comprehensive list of all available skills and goals, but given to show the scope of the curriculum. Changes may occur year to year based on industry input, change in focus, or other factors. | http://www.tcdupage.org/Domain/24 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1079270423#6_1869936787 | Title: Digital Electronics / Electronics Technology / Home
Headings: Technology Center of DuPage
Technology Center of DuPage
Hear students talk about the program!
Fundamentals of Analog & Digital Electronics
Content: This course assumes no previous knowledge, but students are expected to be concurrently enrolled in college preparatory mathematics and science courses at their high school. If you are not familiar with the list of topics below, don't worry -- that's the language of electronics and you will learn it one step at a time! Students who have completed the foundation courses Introduction to Engineering Design (IED) and Principles of Engineering (POE) at TCD or their high school can easily transition into this course. This is not a comprehensive list of all available skills and goals, but given to show the scope of the curriculum. Changes may occur year to year based on industry input, change in focus, or other factors. Please contact the program instructor or coordinator for additional information. The course of study includes: Fundamentals of Analog & Digital Electronics
Foundations and Board Game
Introduction to Analog
Introduction to Digital
Combination Logic
AOI Logic
NAND / NOR Logic
Date of Birth Design
Combinational Logic Circuits
Programmable Logic
Sequential Logic
Latches and Flip Flops
Asynchronous Counters
Synchronous Counters
State Machine Design
Microcontrollers
Introduction to Microcontrollers
Microcontrollers and the Boe-Bot
Boe-Bot Design Projects
Students who have successfully completed the foundation courses Introduction to Engineering Design (IED) and Principles of Engineering (POE) at TCD or their high school can easily transition to this course. For maximum recognition or credit from PLTW-affiliated colleges and universities, it is recommended that a student successfully complete the two foundation courses, one specialized course, and the capstone course. Some affiliates give credit or recognition on a course by course basis. | http://www.tcdupage.org/Domain/24 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1079270423#7_1869938953 | Title: Digital Electronics / Electronics Technology / Home
Headings: Technology Center of DuPage
Technology Center of DuPage
Hear students talk about the program!
Fundamentals of Analog & Digital Electronics
Content: Please contact the program instructor or coordinator for additional information. The course of study includes: Fundamentals of Analog & Digital Electronics
Foundations and Board Game
Introduction to Analog
Introduction to Digital
Combination Logic
AOI Logic
NAND / NOR Logic
Date of Birth Design
Combinational Logic Circuits
Programmable Logic
Sequential Logic
Latches and Flip Flops
Asynchronous Counters
Synchronous Counters
State Machine Design
Microcontrollers
Introduction to Microcontrollers
Microcontrollers and the Boe-Bot
Boe-Bot Design Projects
Students who have successfully completed the foundation courses Introduction to Engineering Design (IED) and Principles of Engineering (POE) at TCD or their high school can easily transition to this course. For maximum recognition or credit from PLTW-affiliated colleges and universities, it is recommended that a student successfully complete the two foundation courses, one specialized course, and the capstone course. Some affiliates give credit or recognition on a course by course basis. For more information click here. For additional PLTW course information: Pathway to Engineering -- Overview
Introduction to Engineering Design (IED)
Principles of Engineering (POE)
Civil Engineering & Architecture (CEA) -- specialized course
Computer Science Principles (CSP) -- specialized course
Engineering Design & Development (EDD) -- capstone course | http://www.tcdupage.org/Domain/24 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1085484959#14_1880878224 | Title: Top 10 Reasons to Teach Elementary School - Teach Elementary
Headings: Top 10 Reasons to Teach Elementary School
Top 10 Reasons to Teach Elementary School
You value the building blocks of education.
You have a broad appreciation for a variety of subjects.
You love the energy and excitement that small children display.
You want to help children with special challenges.
You will develop special relationships with many children.
The school schedule fits with your lifestyle.
You want to be a lifelong learner.
You enjoy being around children more than adults.
You are optimistic.
You understand the importance of education.
Content: It can be difficult to work with many other adults, who are all set in their ways and unwilling to compromise, without feeling out of place or mistreated. Some people just don’t do well with these types of work environments or the negativity that adults can sometimes bring to the table, and that’s why they would prefer to work with young children who are eager to learn. Although there are other issues present in a room full of small children, there is generally not the same level of conflict that can be present in a workplace with several adults. Children want to please their teacher, and they will generally choose right over wrong because of that. They love making new friends with one another, and as mentioned above, they show up each day with an energy that is contagious and fun. You are optimistic. A teacher should not be “glass half empty” type of person. There will be days when it feels like nothing is working and the work is all a waste of time. These are the days that teachers go home, take a deep breath and come back the next day to try something new. They do it because they know what’s at stake, and they are passionate about the importance of teaching students. | http://www.teachelementary.org/top-10-reasons-teach-elementary-school/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1085833804#7_1881614538 | Title: California Teacher Certification and Licensing Guide 2021
Headings: The Colorado Teaching and Certification Resource
The Colorado Teaching and Certification Resource
How to Become a Teacher in Colorado
Teaching and Education Programs
Finding Approved Teacher Education Programs in Colorado
Projected Job Growth
Colorado Teacher Education Requirements
Colorado Teacher Testing Requirements
Additional Colorado Teacher Certification Requirements
Colorado Teachers Licensing Application Process
Colorado Teacher Outlook, Salary, and Jobs
Colorado Teacher Interviews
Colorado School District Requirements
FIND SCHOOLS
Frequently Asked Questions
Content: Colorado Teacher Outlook, Salary, and Jobs
During the 2016-2017 school year, an estimated 905,019 students were enrolled in Colorado’s 1,888 K-12 public schools. 3 About 52,014 public school teachers worked in these schools, for a statewide average student-to-teacher ratio of 17:1. 3
Projections show 2,750 average annual new job openings for elementary school teachers, 1,370 average annual job openings for middle school teachers, and 1,670 average annual job openings for secondary school teachers in Colorado from 2016 to 2026. 2 The average annual salary is $53,400 for elementary school teachers, $53,400 for middle school teachers, and $55,110 for secondary school teachers in Colorado. 4 The Colorado Education Association is a good resource for current news and information relating to education professionals in the state. Type
Number Employed
Average Annual Salary
Preschool Teachers
8,700
$33,140
Preschool Teachers, Special Education
890
$56,830
Kindergarten Teachers
3,630
$50,020
Elementary School Teachers
24,910
$53,400
Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten and Elementary School
3,510
$54,500
Middle School Teachers
13,070
$53,400
Middle School Teachers, Special Education
1,800
$54,920
Secondary School Teachers
16,950
$55,110
Secondary School Teachers, Special Education
2,290
$55,780
Secondary School Teachers, Career/Technical Education
750
$55,890
Data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics as of May 2018.4
Colorado Teacher Interviews
President, Colorado Association of Science Teachers, Meg Jacobson
President, Colorado Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Catherine Martin
President, Colorado Music Teachers Association, Joan Sawyer
Colorado School District Requirements
If you are interested in learning more about becoming a teacher in Denver, check out our city page below. On this page, you will find a step-by-step description of how to become a teacher in Denver’s public school district as well as information on private and charter schools in the area, becoming a substitute teacher, and school contact information. Denver
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Frequently Asked Questions
Question: How can you become a substitute teacher in Colorado? Answer: | http://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com/certification/colorado/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1085833804#10_1881622219 | Title: California Teacher Certification and Licensing Guide 2021
Headings: The Colorado Teaching and Certification Resource
The Colorado Teaching and Certification Resource
How to Become a Teacher in Colorado
Teaching and Education Programs
Finding Approved Teacher Education Programs in Colorado
Projected Job Growth
Colorado Teacher Education Requirements
Colorado Teacher Testing Requirements
Additional Colorado Teacher Certification Requirements
Colorado Teachers Licensing Application Process
Colorado Teacher Outlook, Salary, and Jobs
Colorado Teacher Interviews
Colorado School District Requirements
FIND SCHOOLS
Frequently Asked Questions
Content: Note that not all school districts will accept applicants who only qualify for a one-year authorization. Question: Does Colorado have a teacher shortage? Answer: According to the US Department of Education, Colorado reports teacher shortages for the 2020-21 school year in music, modern and classical language, math, science, special education, business, English as a second language (ESL), and other general and support staff shortages. 5
Question: How much do Colorado teachers get paid? Answer: Elementary school teachers in the state earn an average annual salary of $53,400, while middle school teachers earn $53,400 and high school teachers earn $55,110 per year. 4 Teacher salary depends on many factors including location, education, and years of experience. | http://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com/certification/colorado/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1085833804#11_1881623848 | Title: California Teacher Certification and Licensing Guide 2021
Headings: The Colorado Teaching and Certification Resource
The Colorado Teaching and Certification Resource
How to Become a Teacher in Colorado
Teaching and Education Programs
Finding Approved Teacher Education Programs in Colorado
Projected Job Growth
Colorado Teacher Education Requirements
Colorado Teacher Testing Requirements
Additional Colorado Teacher Certification Requirements
Colorado Teachers Licensing Application Process
Colorado Teacher Outlook, Salary, and Jobs
Colorado Teacher Interviews
Colorado School District Requirements
FIND SCHOOLS
Frequently Asked Questions
Content: 5
Question: How much do Colorado teachers get paid? Answer: Elementary school teachers in the state earn an average annual salary of $53,400, while middle school teachers earn $53,400 and high school teachers earn $55,110 per year. 4 Teacher salary depends on many factors including location, education, and years of experience. FIND SCHOOLS
References: 1. Colorado State Department of Education: http://www.cde.state.co.us/
2. Projections Central, Long Term Occupational Projections: | http://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com/certification/colorado/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1086823966#0_1883451636 | Title: Colorado Teacher Salary, Certification & Licensing Guide
Headings: How To Become a Teacher in Colorado
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Last Updated: Oct 13, 2020
One of the fastest-growing states in the country, Colorado attracts new residents from across the U.S. with its beautiful landscapes, plentiful recreation opportunities, and strong economy. As an indicator of the state's growth, public elementary and secondary school enrollment increased by 26% from 2017 to 2020, compared to the national average of 7% in the same time. A teaching degree at any level opens the door to a stable, meaningful career, making a difference in the lives of children and their families. Colorado's educator shortage and growing population of school-age children promises many opportunities for new teachers. Read on to learn about teaching in Colorado, including considerations for earning your degree and what to expect from teaching in the state. We also explain the types of online teaching programs in Colorado. Quickly Navigate This Page
Studying Education in CO Teaching in CO View CO Colleges
Colorado at a Glance
Population
5,845,530
Per Capita Income
$38,057
Full-Time Equivalent Teachers
53,147
Number of Public School Districts
270
Number of Public K-12 Schools
1,915
Number of Higher Learning Institutions
87
Climate
Average Annual Temperature: 45.1℉
Annual Precipitation: | http://www.teachersalaryinfo.com/average-teacher-salary-colorado.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_09_1086823966#1_1883456223 | Title: Colorado Teacher Salary, Certification & Licensing Guide
Headings: How To Become a Teacher in Colorado
How To Become a Teacher in Colorado
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Colorado at a Glance
Top Colorado Schools for Teaching
Why Go to College for Education in Colorado?
Postsecondary Education Statistics for Colorado
Higher Education in Colorado
Accreditation for Colorado Schools
Considerations for a Teaching Degree in Colorado
Teaching Degree Levels
Associate Degree in Teaching
Bachelor's Degree in Teaching
Master's Degree in Teaching
Ph.D. in Teaching
What Grade or Subject Will You Want To Teach?
Preschool
Elementary School
Middle School
High School
Special Education
On-Campus Versus Online Program Options
On-Campus Programs
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Percentage of Students Enrolled in Distance Education
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In-State Versus Out-of-State Tuition
Colorado's Cost of Living
Other School Selection Criteria
How Long Does the Program Take?
Do You Meet Program Requirements?
What Admissions Materials Do You Need to Submit?
How Big is the School?
What Extracurricular Activities Does the School Offer?
Does the Program Prioritize Staff and Faculty Diversity?
What Student Services Does the School Offer?
Choosing a Program Top Online Teaching Schools
Teaching in Colorado
How to Become a Teacher in Colorado
Steps to Becoming a Colorado Teacher
Education Requirements for Colorado Teachers
Teacher Certification and Licensure in Colorado
Student Teaching and Other Required Experience
Alternative Paths to Becoming a Colorado Teacher
Finding a Teaching Job in Colorado
Notable Colorado Schools and Districts
Denver Public Schools
Cherry Creek Schools
Boulder Valley School District
Colorado Teacher Salaries
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Is there a teacher shortage in Colorado?
Professional Teaching Organizations in Colorado
Related Reading
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Content: Colorado's educator shortage and growing population of school-age children promises many opportunities for new teachers. Read on to learn about teaching in Colorado, including considerations for earning your degree and what to expect from teaching in the state. We also explain the types of online teaching programs in Colorado. Quickly Navigate This Page
Studying Education in CO Teaching in CO View CO Colleges
Colorado at a Glance
Population
5,845,530
Per Capita Income
$38,057
Full-Time Equivalent Teachers
53,147
Number of Public School Districts
270
Number of Public K-12 Schools
1,915
Number of Higher Learning Institutions
87
Climate
Average Annual Temperature: 45.1℉
Annual Precipitation: 15.9 inches
Major Sports Teams
Colorado Rockies, Colorado Rapids, Denver Nuggets, Denver Broncos, Colorado Avalanche
Top Colorado Schools for Teaching
Regis University
University of Northern Colorado
Colorado Christian University
Colorado Mesa University
Colorado State University-Global Campus
University of Colorado-Boulder
University of Colorado-Denver
Denver University
Why Go to College for Education in Colorado? Colorado is home to more than 80 colleges, many with accredited education or teaching degrees. Most Colorado colleges sit along the Front Range/I-25 corridor, from Colorado State University up north in Fort Collins to Colorado College down south in Colorado Springs. If you plan to pursue teaching licensure in Colorado, it makes sense to earn your degree there. This ensures that your degree and teacher preparation program meet the requirements of the Colorado Department of Education. | http://www.teachersalaryinfo.com/average-teacher-salary-colorado.html |
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