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March 28th, 2009
Stomach Flu Black Stool
March 27th, 2009
anyone know whats wrong with me?
I’ve been having:
-moderately to severe burning sensation in my stomach sometimes it just unbearabe pain. sometimes bring me to tears.
-nausea
dark colored stools [dark brown/black]
-and my last fever was 104
I dont know whats wrong with me, i know im not: pregnant, or have bad heartburn indigestion or acid reflux. i dont drink achol. . i know its not stress either. nor the stomach flu or cold because i dont have a cough or anything
I went to the the doctors 2 days ago and she didnt do nothing to see whats causing this pain. ive been sick with this for about 5 days.
all answers will be greatly appeciated, thankyou
Please help mee!
I have seen a doctor but she didnt do anything for it.
There are so many stomach conditions that could cause this, have you been to a stomach specialist? You could have a bleeding ulcer, or what have you.
Um, my advice to you is this, go to a stomach specialist and get checked out by them. For now I suggest drinking cayenne tea, yes you read correctly put boling water in a cup with 2 tea spoons of cayenne, it stops internal bleeding if there is any. It also helps organs heal through helping them absorbing nutriment’s.
Goodluck
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Swine Flu Recent Figures
March 27th, 2009
Pie Flute
March 27th, 2009
Safiha -(arabic Food)
General Info: (Meat Pies)
These meat pies originate in: Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq.
Sufficient for:30 pies
Ingredients:
1/2 quantity of Khoubiz dough recipe*
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 # pound of fresh, coarsely ground lamb
1 medium onion, chopped fine
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground allspice
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
1/4 teaspoon white pepper
salt to taste
1/2 cup chopped tomatoes
2 Tablespoons fresh lemon juice
extra vegetable oil
Let’s start:
Prepare the Khoubiz dough. Set aside to rise 1 1/2 hours (this should become double in size)
Heat the vegetable oil in a heavy large skillet over medium high heat. Add the ground lamb and stir and cook until the meat is crumbly and it is no longer pink. Stir in the chopped onion and cook, stirring until the onion is soft , about 5 minutes. Stir in the pine nuts and all of the spices and seasonings. Stir and cook for one minute. Add the chopped tomatoes. Cover the skillet , reduce the heat to low and cook for 10-15 minutes until the tomato is soft. Remove from heat. Stir in the fresh lemon juice. The mixture should not be watery but it should be moist. Set aside to cool.
Punch down the dough and roll on a lightly floured pastry board till it is 1/4 inch thick. Cut 10 4 inch rounds. Continue to roll the trimmings into a ball, roll them out and cut into rounds also. Place the rounds on a cloth and cover with another cloth.
Take a round of dough and flute the edges with fingertips. Spread a heaping tablespoon of the meat/nut mixture and into the small pie shell you have formed. Place one inch apart on an oil baking sheet. Lightly brush the pies, including the meat and the crust with more oil.
Bake in a pre heated oven at 350 degrees 15 minutes or until the crust is golden.
Best way to eat: Serve hot out of the oven
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Stomach Flu Abdominal Cramps
March 27th, 2009
The first symptoms? (Mild TMI)?
The condom came on the 14th. (I'm irregular, so I do not know when will my period or ovulate). Last night and today especially I had some lower abdominal cramps, and … (TMI, sorry!) Diarrhea! (The type of gas painful cramps … Eww!) Does this have anything to do with our appointment? I heard some people talk about cramps in the beginning, so I was wondering if this is just a stomach virus or not, ha. Thanks for any help and sorry for being so graphic!
Those are not symptoms of pregnancy, which is a symptom of what his mental state is now, surely you nervous about what happened. It is difficult to know if your pregnancy if you do not know when you ovulate, I recommend you through testing and treating the first two weeks from now say, if it is negative to miss another week and try again, at least try about four times to be sure, there must be a month before they know for sure if you are pregnant or not. Good luck love!
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2009 Flu Strains
March 26th, 2009
2008-2009 influenza vaccine?
I wondered if anyone had any idea about what strains of flu jab was in 2008-2009, is for a school project. Thanks in advance
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Dimmable Fluorescent Bulbs 150 Watt
March 25th, 2009
Achieving Mood Lighting and Saving Energy - are Fluorescent Lights Dimmable?
Dimmer switches can give a more relaxed feel to your home, and save you energy as well. But with the increasing prevalence of compact fluorescent lights or CFLs, many people are wondering what options they have for using a dimmer with these lights - or whether it saves more electricity to use a regular CFL, or to use incandescent or halogen bulbs on a dimmer switch.
Let’s start by putting to rest some misconceptions people have over the relative energy use of fluorescent, incandescent, and halogen bulbs.
Many homeowners put in halogen bulbs, starting in the 1990’s, on the mistaken idea that these lights are more efficient than incandescent lights. In fact their energy efficiency is pretty much the same as that of incandescents. So don’t think you’re saving energy by using them.
CFLs, meanwhile, are very efficient - it takes about one fourth as much electricity to light up a CFL as to light up an incandescent or halogen lamp with the same light output. They also happen to last about eight times longer than incandescent lights.
So if you are using a dimmer primarily to save power, you might be better off just switching your incandescent or halogen lights to CFLs, and keeping the dimmer switch on full, or going back to a standard on-off switch. That will give you more light for less power.
If you want a more mellow lighting all the time, one way is to put in light bulbs that aren’t as bright. Whether you go down from, for example, a 100 watt incandescent to a 60 watt incandescent bulb, or down from a 100 watt incandescent bulb to an 18 watt CFL, you’ll still get less light and you’ll use less electricity. Of course, the CFL solution will save you much more electricity in the long run.
But chances are you want the best of both worlds: the low running cost and better durability of CFL bulbs, with the flexibility to dim them when you don’t need their full light.
You may have heard that you cannot put a regular CFL on a regular dimmer switch. In fact you can, but it is not recommended, because it can really reduce the life of the bulb. There is no increased risk of explosion or fire from installing a regular CFL on a standard dimmer switch - you’ll only increase the risk of shortened bulb life. And since the higher price of CFL bulbs is offset by the fact that they outlive incandescent bulbs by a ratio of 8 to 1, putting regular CFLs on a standard dimmer destroys that cost advantage.
If you choose to dim CFLs, you have two real options: buy a special dimmer switch that is compatible with CFLs, or buy dimmable CFLs that are designed to work with standard dimmers.
Both choices leave you with the energy-saving advantages of CFLs, as well as the ability to dim those CFLs. But for now at least, dimmable CFLs seem like the more affordable option, because fluorescent-compatible dimmer switches are prohibitively expensive, while the price difference between standard and dimmable compact fluorescents is miniscule.
Let’s consider the total cost for both options, for a fixture with three 60-watt light bulbs. Let’s assume you already have a standard dimmer switch and regular incandescent light bulbs. If you want to upgrade to CFLs, your choices are:
1. Installing three 13-watt standard CFLs at $3 a piece, and a $49 fluorescent dimmer switch. Total cost: $58.
2. Going for three 13-watt dimmable CFLs at $3.50 a piece, and use the existing dimmer. Total cost: $10.50!
As you can tell, using an existing dimmer switch is a more affordable alternative. Since both options use the same amount of energy, in terms of payback period the solution with dimmable compact fluorescent lights is definitely much shorter.
Even if you need to buy a dimmer switch because you don’t have one, it still makes sense to go with a standard switch and dimmable CFLs. You can get a standard dimmer switch for under $10. Even a fashionable one for $25 is more affordable than a fluorescent dimmer at $49. And with the cost gap between standard and dimmable CFLs so small, the only way a fluorescent dimmer switch will be cost competitive is if its price drops substantially, which it probably will over the coming years.
If your only motive for using a dimmer switch with CFLs is to save money, and you don’t already have a regular dimmer switch, I would suggest you stay with basic CFLs and forego the dimmer switch. Use the money you save on the dimmer switch to buy more CFLs for other areas of your house. Dimmer switches resulted in major savings for incandescent or halogen fixtures because the bulbs were so wasteful. For example, my rec room has six 50-watt bulbs on a dimmer switch. By using the dimmer at about half power, we use 150 watts instead of the full 300 watts. Assuming an hour on each day, that would save 150 x 365 watts, or 55 kilowatt hours a year.
But if we were to switch those halogen bulbs to 13-watt dimmable CFLs, we’d save 81 kilowatt hours a year at their full strength. By turning them down to half, we’d only save an extra 13 kilowatt hours a year - that’s about $1.30 worth of electricity. Not really enough to make it worth considering this alternative.
Consumer response to dimmable CFLs has been less than overwhelmingly positive. There were certainly some teething issues with these lights - early burn-out, flashing light, and loud buzzing noises. These problems have been pretty much resolved in the more recent dimmable compact fluorescents. But if there isn’t a strong motivation for you to dim your CFLs, I would recommend sticking with standard compact fluorescents for a year, until the market offers a wider range of choices for dimmable fluorescent lights. Who knows - in a year or two, fluorescent dimmer switches could be as cheap as standard dimmers.
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Calculate Flux Density
March 25th, 2009
A2 Physics A question?
This question is about magnetic Fields
Im quite stuck on this questions, here it is:
We have a horizontal copper bar of 25mm by 25mm square cross section and length l carrying a current of 65A.
Calculate the minimum value of the flux density of the Field if its weight is to be supported by the force that acts upon it. Density of copper: 8.9×10^3 kgm^-3
I don’t understand how we can get this using the density. Please if someone could help?
The density times the crossectional area gives the mass per unit lenght. Multiply by g to the the weight per unit length. The external magnetic field produces a force per unit length on the current carrying conductor that opposes its weight. You need to find the strength of external field needed to support the weight of the copper.
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