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The percentage indicates how saturated the air is with water vapor. That's a moving target because the air's ability to hold water changes with temperature. A high percentage in summer is uncomfortable because it's more difficult for your body to transfer heat to the air, but when it's cold a high percentage is better, because you don't want to transfer body heat. Some agency in the U.S. gov't has decreed that 30-60% is the comfortable range in summer, but of course they hadn't experienced 60% in Arizona in July. Still, for what it's worth, I found you a couple of charts. One for heat index and one for wind chill. | 1,657 | 2,493 |
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The definition of humidity can be very complex. There are also two entirely different concepts, absolute humidity and relative humidity. The measurements given in the weather forecasts are relative humidity. The Relative Humidity expresses how much moisture is in the air, as a percentage of the total moisture the air could contain at the current temperature. In other words, if the air has all the water vapor that it can contain at a given temperature, the relative humidity is 100%. | 2,691 | 3,322 |
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The definition of humidity can be very complex. There are also two entirely different concepts, absolute humidity and relative humidity. The measurements given in the weather forecasts are relative humidity. The Relative Humidity expresses how much moisture is in the air, as a percentage of the total moisture the air could contain at the current temperature. In other words, if the air has all the water vapor that it can contain at a given temperature, the relative humidity is 100%. However, the warmer the air, the more water vapor it can contain, and the cooler the air, the less vapor it can contain. ( This is the reason moisture will condense on a cold glass window as the air nearby cools, it reaches the point where it can not contain all the water which it held at a warmer temperature, and some moisture has to come out of the air). Therefore, for a given amount of water vapor in the air, the relative humidity will change inversely with temperature: as the temperature drops, the air becomes relatively more saturated, and the relative humidity goes up. This means that the relative humidity can vary, as the example you gave, just because the temperature has changed, without there necessarily being any difference in the actual amount of water in the air. | 2,801 | 4,107 |
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| When the relative humidity is low, the dew point is much lower than the air temperature. If the amount of water in the air remains constant, the dew point will be steady, even as the temperature changes. Conversely, if the dew point is rising, more moisture is being absorbed by the air. So the best understanding of relative humidity is to compare the difference between the Dew Point and the actual temperature. The Dew Point is a much better measurement than relative humidity and a good measurement of how “sweaty” you are going to feel. Humans are sensitive to humid air because the human body uses evaporative cooling as the primary mechanism to regulate temperature. Under humid conditions, the rate at which perspiration evaporates on the skin is lower than it would be under dry conditions. Because humans perceive the rate of heat transfer from the body rather than temperature itself, we feel warmer when the relative humidity is high than when it is low. For example, if the air temperature is 75 °F and the relative humidity is zero percent, then the air temperature feels like 69 °F. Whereas, if the relative humidity is 100 percent at the same air temperature, then it feels like 80 °F. | 4,729 | 5,930 |
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| Humans are sensitive to humid air because the human body uses evaporative cooling as the primary mechanism to regulate temperature. Under humid conditions, the rate at which perspiration evaporates on the skin is lower than it would be under dry conditions. Because humans perceive the rate of heat transfer from the body rather than temperature itself, we feel warmer when the relative humidity is high than when it is low. For example, if the air temperature is 75 °F and the relative humidity is zero percent, then the air temperature feels like 69 °F. Whereas, if the relative humidity is 100 percent at the same air temperature, then it feels like 80 °F. In other words, if the air is 75 °F and contains saturated water vapor, then the human body cools itself at the same rate as it would if it were 27 °C and dry. ( See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relative_humidity#Comfort)
The Dew Point and Relative Humidity are also responsible for many weather conditions, such as rain and fog. Clouds are formed because the air temperature decreases with height until it reaches saturation when the temperature is reduced to the Dew Point. On a hot Summer morning, the temperature rises at ground level and progressively heats the air above until the hot air reaches the cloud base, this is when summer storms occur. The Dew Point is also, of course, the temperature at which dew or fog forms when the air cools suddenly. | 5,271 | 6,687 |
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Set the fruit on a table and gently roll it around to soften it up. You want the juice to be flowing inside the fruit without breaking its skin. Alternatively, you can squeeze the fruit with your hands. Insert the zinc and copper nails into the fruit so that they are about 2" or 5 cm apart. You don't want them to be touching each other. Avoid puncturing through the end of the fruit. | 0 | 834 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667930541#1_2445531109 | http://intelligentboys.weebly.com/natural-batteriesorange-and-apple-batteries.html | You want the juice to be flowing inside the fruit without breaking its skin. Alternatively, you can squeeze the fruit with your hands. Insert the zinc and copper nails into the fruit so that they are about 2" or 5 cm apart. You don't want them to be touching each other. Avoid puncturing through the end of the fruit. Remove enough insulation from the leads of the light (about 1") so that you can wrap one lead around the zinc nail and one lead around the copper nail. If you like, you can use electrical tape or alligator clips to keep the wire from falling off the nails. When you connect the second nail, the light will turn on! Learn More
Citrus fruits are acidic, which helps their juice to conduct electricity. What other fruits and vegetables might you try that would work as batteries? | 517 | 1,311 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667930541#2_2445532139 | http://intelligentboys.weebly.com/natural-batteriesorange-and-apple-batteries.html | Remove enough insulation from the leads of the light (about 1") so that you can wrap one lead around the zinc nail and one lead around the copper nail. If you like, you can use electrical tape or alligator clips to keep the wire from falling off the nails. When you connect the second nail, the light will turn on! Learn More
Citrus fruits are acidic, which helps their juice to conduct electricity. What other fruits and vegetables might you try that would work as batteries? If you have a multimeter, you can measure the current produced by the battery. Compare the effectiveness of different types of fuits. See what happens as you change the distance between the nails. Do acidic fruits always work better? Measure the pH (acidity) of the fruit juice and compare that with the current through the wires or brightness of the light bulb, and that is a video on that Scientific Experiment
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667930541#3_2445533283 | http://intelligentboys.weebly.com/natural-batteriesorange-and-apple-batteries.html | If you have a multimeter, you can measure the current produced by the battery. Compare the effectiveness of different types of fuits. See what happens as you change the distance between the nails. Do acidic fruits always work better? Measure the pH (acidity) of the fruit juice and compare that with the current through the wires or brightness of the light bulb, and that is a video on that Scientific Experiment
How does it work?: A fruit battery is a classic science experiment used to demonstrate the basics of a chemical battery system. To recreate this experiment, you will need one very juicy fruit, a galvanized (zinc-coated) steel nail, a clean copper coin (or section of household copper wiring) and a sensitive voltmeter. Voltmeters can usually be found in the electrical supply section of a hardware store, electronic hobby store or home improvement center. The fruit battery experiment usually begins with a brief lecture on electrons and chemical reaction. The fruit contains a significant amount of acidic juice, which in scientific terminology is an electrolyte. | 1,311 | 2,389 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667930541#4_2445534595 | http://intelligentboys.weebly.com/natural-batteriesorange-and-apple-batteries.html | A fruit battery is a classic science experiment used to demonstrate the basics of a chemical battery system. To recreate this experiment, you will need one very juicy fruit, a galvanized (zinc-coated) steel nail, a clean copper coin (or section of household copper wiring) and a sensitive voltmeter. Voltmeters can usually be found in the electrical supply section of a hardware store, electronic hobby store or home improvement center. The fruit battery experiment usually begins with a brief lecture on electrons and chemical reaction. The fruit contains a significant amount of acidic juice, which in scientific terminology is an electrolyte. The acid in an electrolyte helps to break down the atomic structure of the copper and zinc, causing individual electrons to be released. Carefully insert the copper coin or household copper wiring into one end of the fruit, then insert the galvanized nail into the opposite end. Make sure the two metals do not make contact with each other. The nail and the coin have now become electrodes. Both copper and zinc allow electrons to flow through them, which means they are considered excellent conductors of electricity. | 1,744 | 2,908 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667930541#5_2445535993 | http://intelligentboys.weebly.com/natural-batteriesorange-and-apple-batteries.html | The acid in an electrolyte helps to break down the atomic structure of the copper and zinc, causing individual electrons to be released. Carefully insert the copper coin or household copper wiring into one end of the fruit, then insert the galvanized nail into the opposite end. Make sure the two metals do not make contact with each other. The nail and the coin have now become electrodes. Both copper and zinc allow electrons to flow through them, which means they are considered excellent conductors of electricity. The copper coin or wire is considered a positive (+)electrode, while the zinc-coated nail is a negative (-) electrode. The free-flowing electrons found in the fruit juice electrolyte naturally want to move from the negative to the positive electrodes. How fast these electrons flow is measured as voltage. The faster the flow rate, the higher the voltage will be. A single lemon battery will not produce a significant amount of voltage, but a sensitive voltmeter should detect some electrical output. | 2,390 | 3,408 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667930541#6_2445537246 | http://intelligentboys.weebly.com/natural-batteriesorange-and-apple-batteries.html | The copper coin or wire is considered a positive (+)electrode, while the zinc-coated nail is a negative (-) electrode. The free-flowing electrons found in the fruit juice electrolyte naturally want to move from the negative to the positive electrodes. How fast these electrons flow is measured as voltage. The faster the flow rate, the higher the voltage will be. A single lemon battery will not produce a significant amount of voltage, but a sensitive voltmeter should detect some electrical output. Show your audience the voltmeter's original reading of zero volts. Connect the positive clip (red casing) to the copper coin or wire and the negative clip (black casing) to the galvanized nail. The digital readout or analog dial on the voltmeter should show a small voltage number, usually less than one-tenth of a volt. This isn't enough to run a digital clock or power a lightbulb, but it does demonstrate that an electrical current can be generated through a chemical reaction alone. Once the single-cell fruit battery demonstration is over, many instructors will ask for ideas on increasing the voltage output. | 2,909 | 4,023 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667930541#7_2445538595 | http://intelligentboys.weebly.com/natural-batteriesorange-and-apple-batteries.html | Show your audience the voltmeter's original reading of zero volts. Connect the positive clip (red casing) to the copper coin or wire and the negative clip (black casing) to the galvanized nail. The digital readout or analog dial on the voltmeter should show a small voltage number, usually less than one-tenth of a volt. This isn't enough to run a digital clock or power a lightbulb, but it does demonstrate that an electrical current can be generated through a chemical reaction alone. Once the single-cell fruit battery demonstration is over, many instructors will ask for ideas on increasing the voltage output. This discussion may lead to the idea of a series of fruit batteries working in unison. If such a series is desired, additional wires should be attached from the positive electrode (copper) of one fruit to the negative (zinc) end of another. A series of four lemon batteries may be enough to power a small light-emitting diode (LED). Connect a negative lead to the LED wire closest to a flattened area of the casing. Connect a positive lead to the other wire and dim the room lights. | 3,409 | 4,506 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667930541#8_2445539926 | http://intelligentboys.weebly.com/natural-batteriesorange-and-apple-batteries.html | This discussion may lead to the idea of a series of fruit batteries working in unison. If such a series is desired, additional wires should be attached from the positive electrode (copper) of one fruit to the negative (zinc) end of another. A series of four lemon batteries may be enough to power a small light-emitting diode (LED). Connect a negative lead to the LED wire closest to a flattened area of the casing. Connect a positive lead to the other wire and dim the room lights. There should be a dim but noticeable glow in the center of the LED. Add more fruit batteries to the series for better results. | 4,024 | 4,633 |
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Only Four Presidents Never Appointed a Supreme Court Justice
An 1840 silk banner depicting William Henry Harrison realized $33,460 at a May 2010 Heritage auction. By Jim O’Neal
When Donald Trump’s appointee fills the Supreme Court vacancy created by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, the chief executive will escape from a small group of presidents who did not appoint a single nominee confirmed by the Senate. Trump’s pick will join the other 117 justices, 17 chief justices and four women who have served on the court. Presidents without a Supreme Court appointee: William Henry Harrison (1841) – Died only 31 days after being inaugurated. Zachary Taylor (1849-50) – Died 16 months after inauguration. Andrew Johnson (1865-69) – Victim of a hostile Congress that blocked several nominees. Jimmy Carter (1977-81) – The only president to serve a full term with no vacancies during his four years in office. It seems clear that the Founding Fathers did not spend a lot of time considering the importance of the Supreme Court as an equal branch of government. That would come later during the tenure of Chief Justice John Marshall, who many credit with providing the balance to ensure that our fragile democracy survived. | 0 | 1,283 |
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| Zachary Taylor (1849-50) – Died 16 months after inauguration. Andrew Johnson (1865-69) – Victim of a hostile Congress that blocked several nominees. Jimmy Carter (1977-81) – The only president to serve a full term with no vacancies during his four years in office. It seems clear that the Founding Fathers did not spend a lot of time considering the importance of the Supreme Court as an equal branch of government. That would come later during the tenure of Chief Justice John Marshall, who many credit with providing the balance to ensure that our fragile democracy survived. One example is there are no legal or constitutional requirements for a federal judgeship. There does exist an unwritten prerequisite to have practiced law or to have been a member of the bar, but it is not mandatory. As a matter of historical record, no non-lawyer has ever been a member of the Supreme Court – and it is a virtual certainty that none ever will. And, although the methodology for judicial appointments was subject to intense debate, the criteria for such appointments was apparently not a matter of significance. Those few delegates who did raise the issue of criteria did so by assuming merit over favoritism. | 705 | 1,910 |
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Only Four Presidents Never Appointed a Supreme Court Justice
Published by
Hector Cantu
| One example is there are no legal or constitutional requirements for a federal judgeship. There does exist an unwritten prerequisite to have practiced law or to have been a member of the bar, but it is not mandatory. As a matter of historical record, no non-lawyer has ever been a member of the Supreme Court – and it is a virtual certainty that none ever will. And, although the methodology for judicial appointments was subject to intense debate, the criteria for such appointments was apparently not a matter of significance. Those few delegates who did raise the issue of criteria did so by assuming merit over favoritism. Congress also did not foresee the role political parties would very soon come to play in the appointment and confirmation process. Only John Adams clearly anticipated the rise of political parties but, of course, he was not a member of the Constitutional Committee. He summarized it rather well: “ Partisan considerations, rather than the fitness of the nominees, will often be the controlling consideration of the Senate in passing on nominations.” I suspect they would all be disappointed by the dramatic, partisan “gotcha” grilling that nominees face today. | 1,283 | 2,470 |
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Only Four Presidents Never Appointed a Supreme Court Justice
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Hector Cantu
| Congress also did not foresee the role political parties would very soon come to play in the appointment and confirmation process. Only John Adams clearly anticipated the rise of political parties but, of course, he was not a member of the Constitutional Committee. He summarized it rather well: “ Partisan considerations, rather than the fitness of the nominees, will often be the controlling consideration of the Senate in passing on nominations.” I suspect they would all be disappointed by the dramatic, partisan “gotcha” grilling that nominees face today. Personally, I would prefer the old process the Scots used to select Supreme Court justices. The nominations came from the lawyers, who invariably selected the most successful and talented members of the legal community. This effectively eliminated their most fierce competition, which then allowed them to solicit their best customers. The court would then truly be assured of getting the best-of-the best, while the profession competed for clientele. Intelligent Collector blogger JIM O’NEAL is an avid collector and history buff. | 1,911 | 3,002 |
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Only Four Presidents Never Appointed a Supreme Court Justice
Published by
Hector Cantu
| Personally, I would prefer the old process the Scots used to select Supreme Court justices. The nominations came from the lawyers, who invariably selected the most successful and talented members of the legal community. This effectively eliminated their most fierce competition, which then allowed them to solicit their best customers. The court would then truly be assured of getting the best-of-the best, while the profession competed for clientele. Intelligent Collector blogger JIM O’NEAL is an avid collector and history buff. He is president and CEO of Frito-Lay International [retired] and earlier served as chairman and CEO of PepsiCo Restaurants International [KFC Pizza Hut and Taco Bell]. Published by
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3-D Pie Chart
The 3-D pie chart is a simple chart style that is useful for illustrating the parts of a whole. 3-D Reference
A 3-D reference makes it possible to link worksheets together. When the name of a sheet tab appears in a formula followed by an exclamation point, the cell address is a 3-D reference. You can type 3-D references, but clicking the reference you want to add is much easier, because it automatically adds the exclamation point. Absolute Address
An absolute address in a formula refers to a specific cell location or range. It always points to the location of a specific cell, even if you copy it. Absolute addresses are created by adding a $ sign in front of each character in the cell address. For example, $C$8 always refers to cell C8. Active Cell
The active cell contains the insertion point and is identified by a dark border around the cell. Its address is shown in the formula bar. | 0 | 935 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667939353#1_2445550127 | http://intelligentedu.com/microsoft_excel_glossary.html | Microsoft Excel Glossary | It always points to the location of a specific cell, even if you copy it. Absolute addresses are created by adding a $ sign in front of each character in the cell address. For example, $C$8 always refers to cell C8. Active Cell
The active cell contains the insertion point and is identified by a dark border around the cell. Its address is shown in the formula bar. Any action you perform is performed on the active cell. Active Window
The active window is the area on the Desktop that is currently being used and which usually contains a file or an application. ALT
The [ALT] (or Alternate) key on the keyboard is used in conjunction with other keys and mouse actions to perform various commands and functions. Application Window
The Excel application window holds any open document windows. The menus and tools in the application window vary depending on whether a document window is open. | 570 | 1,461 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667939353#2_2445551252 | http://intelligentedu.com/microsoft_excel_glossary.html | Microsoft Excel Glossary | Any action you perform is performed on the active cell. Active Window
The active window is the area on the Desktop that is currently being used and which usually contains a file or an application. ALT
The [ALT] (or Alternate) key on the keyboard is used in conjunction with other keys and mouse actions to perform various commands and functions. Application Window
The Excel application window holds any open document windows. The menus and tools in the application window vary depending on whether a document window is open. Argument
Arguments are parts of a formula that are used to produce the resulting calculation. In this lesson, the arguments are logical test, value if true, and value if false. Argument Placeholder
Argument placeholders are text that stands in for an argument. Dialog boxes guide you through replacing the text. Arguments
The function name is followed by its arguments in parentheses that tell Excel which values to calculate. | 936 | 1,888 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667939353#3_2445552440 | http://intelligentedu.com/microsoft_excel_glossary.html | Microsoft Excel Glossary | Argument
Arguments are parts of a formula that are used to produce the resulting calculation. In this lesson, the arguments are logical test, value if true, and value if false. Argument Placeholder
Argument placeholders are text that stands in for an argument. Dialog boxes guide you through replacing the text. Arguments
The function name is followed by its arguments in parentheses that tell Excel which values to calculate. Arguments can be quite complex, but in this course, we'll be using simple ones. This formula applies the average function to cell references D3, D7, and C11, and gives the average of the values stored in the three cells specified in the argument. Arithmetic Operators
Arithmetic operators are the symbols used in formulas to calculate values, such as addition (+), subtraction (-), multiplication (*), division (/), and exponentiation (^). As New Sheet
Select the As new sheet option in Step 4 of the Chart Wizard to have Excel create the chart on a separate chart sheet in the workbook. As Object In
Select the As object in option in Step 4 of the Chart Wizard to have Excel create the chart on a worksheet in the workbook. | 1,461 | 2,613 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667939353#4_2445553828 | http://intelligentedu.com/microsoft_excel_glossary.html | Microsoft Excel Glossary | Arguments can be quite complex, but in this course, we'll be using simple ones. This formula applies the average function to cell references D3, D7, and C11, and gives the average of the values stored in the three cells specified in the argument. Arithmetic Operators
Arithmetic operators are the symbols used in formulas to calculate values, such as addition (+), subtraction (-), multiplication (*), division (/), and exponentiation (^). As New Sheet
Select the As new sheet option in Step 4 of the Chart Wizard to have Excel create the chart on a separate chart sheet in the workbook. As Object In
Select the As object in option in Step 4 of the Chart Wizard to have Excel create the chart on a worksheet in the workbook. AutoCalculate
If you want to perform a function quickly without inserting it into a worksheet, you can use AutoCalculate on the status bar. Simply select the function you want to perform, then select the range you want to perform it on. AutoCorrect
AutoCorrect is an Excel feature that automatically corrects a variety of commonly misspelled words. It also lets you create "shorthand" entries that automatically fill in frequently used text when only a few letters are typed. 1
AutoFill
AutoFill is the Excel feature that allows you to automatically copy cells and fill them with a series without using Copy. | 1,889 | 3,222 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667939353#5_2445555401 | http://intelligentedu.com/microsoft_excel_glossary.html | Microsoft Excel Glossary | AutoCalculate
If you want to perform a function quickly without inserting it into a worksheet, you can use AutoCalculate on the status bar. Simply select the function you want to perform, then select the range you want to perform it on. AutoCorrect
AutoCorrect is an Excel feature that automatically corrects a variety of commonly misspelled words. It also lets you create "shorthand" entries that automatically fill in frequently used text when only a few letters are typed. 1
AutoFill
AutoFill is the Excel feature that allows you to automatically copy cells and fill them with a series without using Copy. AutoFilter
AutoFilter mode lets you quickly display only the rows in a list of data that meet the criteria that you specify. Unlike data form mode, you can see all the matching records at the same time as they appear on the list. AutoFilter Control Button
Use the AutoFilter Control button to drop down a list of options that lets you select what you want displayed. The arrow indicators on a filter button turn blue to indicate that a field is being used to filter the current list. AutoFit Selection
You use AutoFit Selection to size columns according to their contents using the mouse pointer. | 2,613 | 3,819 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667939353#6_2445556846 | http://intelligentedu.com/microsoft_excel_glossary.html | Microsoft Excel Glossary | AutoFilter
AutoFilter mode lets you quickly display only the rows in a list of data that meet the criteria that you specify. Unlike data form mode, you can see all the matching records at the same time as they appear on the list. AutoFilter Control Button
Use the AutoFilter Control button to drop down a list of options that lets you select what you want displayed. The arrow indicators on a filter button turn blue to indicate that a field is being used to filter the current list. AutoFit Selection
You use AutoFit Selection to size columns according to their contents using the mouse pointer. AutoFormat
The AutoFormat command applies predefined styles to worksheets or selected ranges of cells. Average
Provides the average of the range of references in the argument. Book Icon
Book icons contain groupings of Help topics according to main themes or ideas. These books can contain sub-books as well as topics. Books are opened and closed by double-clicking them. | 3,222 | 4,190 |
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The AutoFormat command applies predefined styles to worksheets or selected ranges of cells. Average
Provides the average of the range of references in the argument. Book Icon
Book icons contain groupings of Help topics according to main themes or ideas. These books can contain sub-books as well as topics. Books are opened and closed by double-clicking them. Book#
When you create a new workbook, the workbook name appears as "Book#" on the title bar. The "#" stands for the number of the workbook. Excel uses this as the workbook's temporary name until you save and name it. Border Tab
The Border tab in the Format Cells dialog box is the most comprehensive source of options for cell borders. You can press CTRL+1 to open the dialog box. | 3,819 | 4,571 |
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When you create a new workbook, the workbook name appears as "Book#" on the title bar. The "#" stands for the number of the workbook. Excel uses this as the workbook's temporary name until you save and name it. Border Tab
The Border tab in the Format Cells dialog box is the most comprehensive source of options for cell borders. You can press CTRL+1 to open the dialog box. Borders
Borders are line effects that you can place around cells or cell ranges to improve the appearance or effectiveness of your worksheets. Browsing
Browsing means looking through a computer system to locate files, folders, applications, or printers. Calculated Field
A calculated field is a field in a database that contains a formula. Brads sales worksheets already contain one calculated field, which appears in the Total column. Cell
A cell is the intersection of a row and a column. | 4,190 | 5,062 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667939353#9_2445560153 | http://intelligentedu.com/microsoft_excel_glossary.html | Microsoft Excel Glossary | Borders
Borders are line effects that you can place around cells or cell ranges to improve the appearance or effectiveness of your worksheets. Browsing
Browsing means looking through a computer system to locate files, folders, applications, or printers. Calculated Field
A calculated field is a field in a database that contains a formula. Brads sales worksheets already contain one calculated field, which appears in the Total column. Cell
A cell is the intersection of a row and a column. A cell can contain a label, a numeric value, or a formula. Cell Address
A cell address is the location of a cell on a worksheet and is defined by the column letter and the row number. For example, cell A1 is where column A and row 1 intersect. Cell Comments
Cell comments are hidden text notations that can be added to any cell. To indicate that a cell contains cell comments, Excel places a red square in the upper right corner of the cell. | 4,571 | 5,504 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667939353#10_2445561322 | http://intelligentedu.com/microsoft_excel_glossary.html | Microsoft Excel Glossary | A cell can contain a label, a numeric value, or a formula. Cell Address
A cell address is the location of a cell on a worksheet and is defined by the column letter and the row number. For example, cell A1 is where column A and row 1 intersect. Cell Comments
Cell comments are hidden text notations that can be added to any cell. To indicate that a cell contains cell comments, Excel places a red square in the upper right corner of the cell. Cell comments can be viewed when the mouse pointer is placed over such a cell. 2
Cell References
A cell reference, or cell address, identifies a particular cell, such as cell B5. Cell references are used in formulas to indicate where a value is stored. Cell Shading
Cell shading is the use of a color or a pattern to change its appearance. Chart Text Boxes
Chart text boxes are items that provide information about a chart. | 5,063 | 5,928 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667939353#11_2445562425 | http://intelligentedu.com/microsoft_excel_glossary.html | Microsoft Excel Glossary | Cell comments can be viewed when the mouse pointer is placed over such a cell. 2
Cell References
A cell reference, or cell address, identifies a particular cell, such as cell B5. Cell references are used in formulas to indicate where a value is stored. Cell Shading
Cell shading is the use of a color or a pattern to change its appearance. Chart Text Boxes
Chart text boxes are items that provide information about a chart. You click the text box to select and edit the contents. A chart title identifies the purpose of the chart. A legend identifies the data series or categories. Data labels identify specific points or series. Chart Title
The Chart Title function of Chart Wizard allows you to create a title as part of the chart instead of creating a cell label for it on the worksheet. | 5,505 | 6,295 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667939353#12_2445563452 | http://intelligentedu.com/microsoft_excel_glossary.html | Microsoft Excel Glossary | You click the text box to select and edit the contents. A chart title identifies the purpose of the chart. A legend identifies the data series or categories. Data labels identify specific points or series. Chart Title
The Chart Title function of Chart Wizard allows you to create a title as part of the chart instead of creating a cell label for it on the worksheet. Chart Toolbar
Use the Chart toolbar to make changes to your chart quickly. Charts
Charts are graphic presentations of data from a worksheet. Click
To click, hold the mouse steady, press the left mouse button, and then release the mouse button quickly. Click-and-drag
To click-and-drag, hold the mouse steady, press the left mouse button, and keep it down while you move the mouse on the mouse pad. Click-entry Method
The click-entry method is another method you can use while creating a formula. | 5,929 | 6,791 |
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Use the Chart toolbar to make changes to your chart quickly. Charts
Charts are graphic presentations of data from a worksheet. Click
To click, hold the mouse steady, press the left mouse button, and then release the mouse button quickly. Click-and-drag
To click-and-drag, hold the mouse steady, press the left mouse button, and keep it down while you move the mouse on the mouse pad. Click-entry Method
The click-entry method is another method you can use while creating a formula. You can click cells to enter cell references instead of typing them. Close
Use the Close command when you want to complete your work on a file and put it away without leaving Excel. Colon Symbol
A colon symbol inserted between two cell references in a formula defines a range of adjacent cells. You can think of it as meaning "through," as in saying, "cells C3 through G76." The following are examples of range references using the colon: | 6,295 | 7,230 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667939353#14_2445565729 | http://intelligentedu.com/microsoft_excel_glossary.html | Microsoft Excel Glossary | You can click cells to enter cell references instead of typing them. Close
Use the Close command when you want to complete your work on a file and put it away without leaving Excel. Colon Symbol
A colon symbol inserted between two cell references in a formula defines a range of adjacent cells. You can think of it as meaning "through," as in saying, "cells C3 through G76." The following are examples of range references using the colon: C3: G7
Column Headings
The column headings are the gray boxes containing sequential letters at the top of the worksheet. They can be used to select or identify a column. Column Letter
A column letter is the letter of the alphabet that designates a specific column. Column Width
Column width is measured as the number of characters that can fit in the column. | 6,792 | 7,588 |
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Column Headings
The column headings are the gray boxes containing sequential letters at the top of the worksheet. They can be used to select or identify a column. Column Letter
A column letter is the letter of the alphabet that designates a specific column. Column Width
Column width is measured as the number of characters that can fit in the column. Columns
Columns are the vertical divisions of a worksheet that are identified by letters. Column-Select
Use column-select to select the entire range of cells in a column by clicking the column header. Comment Indicator
Comment indicators appear in the upper right corner of a cell to let you know there is a text or sound note in that cell. Comparison Operators
Comparison operators are symbols used to specify criteria in searches and in formulas. The most common operators are, Equals, Greater than, Less than, Greater than or equal to, Less than or equal to, Not equal to. | 7,231 | 8,164 |
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Columns are the vertical divisions of a worksheet that are identified by letters. Column-Select
Use column-select to select the entire range of cells in a column by clicking the column header. Comment Indicator
Comment indicators appear in the upper right corner of a cell to let you know there is a text or sound note in that cell. Comparison Operators
Comparison operators are symbols used to specify criteria in searches and in formulas. The most common operators are, Equals, Greater than, Less than, Greater than or equal to, Less than or equal to, Not equal to. Conditional Formatting
Conditional Formatting formats cells based on their contents. You can format up to three conditions per cell. Contents And Index
Use the Contents and Index command on the Help menu to access various kinds of help about Excel. Contents Card
The Contents card contains book icons that display Help topics organized by category. Context-sensitive Help
Context-sensitive means that the information provided relates specifically to the command or operation on which you are working. | 7,588 | 8,665 |
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Conditional Formatting formats cells based on their contents. You can format up to three conditions per cell. Contents And Index
Use the Contents and Index command on the Help menu to access various kinds of help about Excel. Contents Card
The Contents card contains book icons that display Help topics organized by category. Context-sensitive Help
Context-sensitive means that the information provided relates specifically to the command or operation on which you are working. Excel provides several kinds of context-sensitive help. Count
Returns a count of the number of items in the range in the argument. Criteria
Criteria are specifications that you want matched when you are searching for records. You specify criteria by using comparison operators. If you just make one specification, thats a criterion. | 8,164 | 8,998 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667939353#18_2445570329 | http://intelligentedu.com/microsoft_excel_glossary.html | Microsoft Excel Glossary | Excel provides several kinds of context-sensitive help. Count
Returns a count of the number of items in the range in the argument. Criteria
Criteria are specifications that you want matched when you are searching for records. You specify criteria by using comparison operators. If you just make one specification, thats a criterion. CTRL+`
Pressing [ ` ] while you are pressing [CTRL] lets you turn View Formula mode on and off quickly. The [ ` ] is sometimes called the accent key, and is located to the left of [1] on most keyboards. Currency Format
The currency format places dollar signs and comma separators in numeric entries. Negative currency values are displayed in parentheses. Data Form
A Data form is an easier method of viewing, editing or entering information for each record. | 8,666 | 9,456 |
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Pressing [ ` ] while you are pressing [CTRL] lets you turn View Formula mode on and off quickly. The [ ` ] is sometimes called the accent key, and is located to the left of [1] on most keyboards. Currency Format
The currency format places dollar signs and comma separators in numeric entries. Negative currency values are displayed in parentheses. Data Form
A Data form is an easier method of viewing, editing or entering information for each record. The form has text boxes for each of the fields in the databases, and the records appear one at a time for your examination and editing. Data Range
The data range is the area of the worksheet that you want to chart. It includes any numeric data that you want to chart and can include the titles for the data. Database
A database is a collection of information that a user can manage and analyze. Any range of cells can be considered to be a database, but information kept in list form works best if you want to use Excels database tools. | 8,998 | 9,993 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667939353#20_2445572587 | http://intelligentedu.com/microsoft_excel_glossary.html | Microsoft Excel Glossary | The form has text boxes for each of the fields in the databases, and the records appear one at a time for your examination and editing. Data Range
The data range is the area of the worksheet that you want to chart. It includes any numeric data that you want to chart and can include the titles for the data. Database
A database is a collection of information that a user can manage and analyze. Any range of cells can be considered to be a database, but information kept in list form works best if you want to use Excels database tools. Defaul | 9,457 | 10,000 |
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How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture?
Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
| How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture? You Need To Know
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How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture? The surest way of avoiding getting pregnant or getting infected with an STI is through abstinence. However, condoms offer couples with an option of enjoying sex while at the same time avoiding pregnancy or protecting themselves from STIs since sex is more fun when you are not worried about getting pregnant or getting an STI. Just like most products, condoms also have expiration dates. “ How long are condoms good for before they expire?” You may ask. How long are condoms good for after manufacture? Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
Since most condoms are made of latex, most people find it weird that even condoms can expire. Other materials used to make condoms include lambskin, polyurethane and polyisoprene. | 0 | 1,056 |
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How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture?
Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
| How long are condoms good for before they expire?” You may ask. How long are condoms good for after manufacture? Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
Since most condoms are made of latex, most people find it weird that even condoms can expire. Other materials used to make condoms include lambskin, polyurethane and polyisoprene. Condoms usually have two dates that are always printed on them to help you determine how long it will be good for use. The first one is always then expiry date (EXP) which is usually the date after which you should cease to use that condom. The second date is the date of manufacture (MFG). The date of manufacture will let you know for how long the condom should be suitable for use. Usually, latex condoms can last up to 5 years after the date they were manufactured. | 506 | 1,526 |
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How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture?
Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
| Condoms usually have two dates that are always printed on them to help you determine how long it will be good for use. The first one is always then expiry date (EXP) which is usually the date after which you should cease to use that condom. The second date is the date of manufacture (MFG). The date of manufacture will let you know for how long the condom should be suitable for use. Usually, latex condoms can last up to 5 years after the date they were manufactured. However, if the latex condoms have spermicide, they will have a shorter lifespan of up to two years since the spermicides usually weaken the latex, making it degrade faster. Just don’t confuse the date of expiry with the date of manufacture. It is important to note that condoms may lose their efficiency even before their set date of expiry if they are not stored properly. Manufacturers always recommend that condoms should be stored somewhere cool and dry such as your bedside table or in your medical cabinet. When stored in places like a wallet, car or in the pocket, they are likely to break down very fast before their due date of expiry. | 1,056 | 2,172 |
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How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture?
Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
| However, if the latex condoms have spermicide, they will have a shorter lifespan of up to two years since the spermicides usually weaken the latex, making it degrade faster. Just don’t confuse the date of expiry with the date of manufacture. It is important to note that condoms may lose their efficiency even before their set date of expiry if they are not stored properly. Manufacturers always recommend that condoms should be stored somewhere cool and dry such as your bedside table or in your medical cabinet. When stored in places like a wallet, car or in the pocket, they are likely to break down very fast before their due date of expiry. (Via Wikihow.com)
You and your partner should always check on the sides of the condom packet for the date of manufacture or the date of expiry before you proceed to use one. If you are unsure about the age of a condom, it’s better to discard it and go for a new one. An out of date condom is likely to lead to condom failure which will expose both you and your partner to unwanted pregnancies or even STIs. Expired condoms will always be brittle, sticky or have an unusual colour. It’s also good to always buy condoms with the latest dates of manufacture. | 1,527 | 2,728 |
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How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture?
Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
| (Via Wikihow.com)
You and your partner should always check on the sides of the condom packet for the date of manufacture or the date of expiry before you proceed to use one. If you are unsure about the age of a condom, it’s better to discard it and go for a new one. An out of date condom is likely to lead to condom failure which will expose both you and your partner to unwanted pregnancies or even STIs. Expired condoms will always be brittle, sticky or have an unusual colour. It’s also good to always buy condoms with the latest dates of manufacture. Here are other dates that may be given by manufacturers and what they mean: • “Sell by” is the date when the product should be pulled off from the shelves. • “Use by” is the date after which the product should not be used. Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
(Via Enki-village.com)
You should not blindly pick any condom from the shelves since you trust that they are safe for use because that particular shop is still putting them on the shelves. You should check for signs that the condom has expired before you take it home: | 2,172 | 3,266 |
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How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture?
Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
| Here are other dates that may be given by manufacturers and what they mean: • “Sell by” is the date when the product should be pulled off from the shelves. • “Use by” is the date after which the product should not be used. Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
(Via Enki-village.com)
You should not blindly pick any condom from the shelves since you trust that they are safe for use because that particular shop is still putting them on the shelves. You should check for signs that the condom has expired before you take it home: Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
(Via Nzaf.org.nz)
Since what you see is what you get, anything unusual on the condom foil is likely to be an indicator that what’s inside may not be good for you. Things like tears, rips or stains should be enough to discourage you from buying a condom that is only going to leave you with regrets after that electrifying feat with your partner. A new condom should have no holes or rips on the surface of their foils. The Texture of the Condom
It’s true that all condoms are lubricated. However, if the condoms feel too sticky when you touch them or look too watery, then drop it and go for another one. | 2,729 | 3,930 |
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How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture?
Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
| Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
(Via Nzaf.org.nz)
Since what you see is what you get, anything unusual on the condom foil is likely to be an indicator that what’s inside may not be good for you. Things like tears, rips or stains should be enough to discourage you from buying a condom that is only going to leave you with regrets after that electrifying feat with your partner. A new condom should have no holes or rips on the surface of their foils. The Texture of the Condom
It’s true that all condoms are lubricated. However, if the condoms feel too sticky when you touch them or look too watery, then drop it and go for another one. This is because the chances are high that the condom has ceased to be useful and will now be a liability to you. Check for Unpleasant Odour
Though you will agree with me that non-scented condoms don’t smell that nice, you will know if a condom has expired by how awful it will smell. If you or your partner opens it up and are met with an unpleasant odour, it should be a sign that you should not be using it anymore. If you go ahead and use it in such a condition, you may both end up getting sick or suffer from allergic reactions. Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
Before putting on a condom after taking it out of its package, you should check its tip just to make sure that there are no holes in it. | 3,266 | 4,635 |
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How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture?
Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
| This is because the chances are high that the condom has ceased to be useful and will now be a liability to you. Check for Unpleasant Odour
Though you will agree with me that non-scented condoms don’t smell that nice, you will know if a condom has expired by how awful it will smell. If you or your partner opens it up and are met with an unpleasant odour, it should be a sign that you should not be using it anymore. If you go ahead and use it in such a condition, you may both end up getting sick or suffer from allergic reactions. Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
Before putting on a condom after taking it out of its package, you should check its tip just to make sure that there are no holes in it. While you are unrolling it, check to see if there are any holes or weak spots on the condom’s surface. Should you come across any brittle areas or any holes, throw away the condom for a new one. What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes? Condoms are handy to have around whenever you are turned on to protect you from unwanted pregnancies. They will also ensure that you don’t become part of the statistics of people who get infected with STIs annually, which currently stands at 19 million worldwide. | 3,931 | 5,139 |
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How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture?
Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
| While you are unrolling it, check to see if there are any holes or weak spots on the condom’s surface. Should you come across any brittle areas or any holes, throw away the condom for a new one. What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes? Condoms are handy to have around whenever you are turned on to protect you from unwanted pregnancies. They will also ensure that you don’t become part of the statistics of people who get infected with STIs annually, which currently stands at 19 million worldwide. Here are some of the mistakes that you should not be making as far as condoms are concerned. Not checking for visible damage: Around 75% of people don’t usually check for damages on condoms before using them, so, to be safe, ensure that you are among the 25% that are always careful. Not checking the expiration date: According to Kinsley Institute Report, 61% of lovers don’t bother to check for that little date printed on the condom package. | 4,636 | 5,584 |
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How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture?
Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
| Here are some of the mistakes that you should not be making as far as condoms are concerned. Not checking for visible damage: Around 75% of people don’t usually check for damages on condoms before using them, so, to be safe, ensure that you are among the 25% that are always careful. Not checking the expiration date: According to Kinsley Institute Report, 61% of lovers don’t bother to check for that little date printed on the condom package. Not leaving room at the top: It’s recommended that when putting on a condom, it’s good to leave space at the tip of the condom for semen. If no space is left, there are high chances that the condom is going to break. Summing up
Condoms are very important tools for preventing unwanted pregnancies and contraction of STIs. Just like other products, they also have a lifespan after which they cease to be effective. | 5,140 | 5,998 |
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How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture?
Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
| Not leaving room at the top: It’s recommended that when putting on a condom, it’s good to leave space at the tip of the condom for semen. If no space is left, there are high chances that the condom is going to break. Summing up
Condoms are very important tools for preventing unwanted pregnancies and contraction of STIs. Just like other products, they also have a lifespan after which they cease to be effective. The average lifespan of condoms is between four to five years if they are spermicide free and one to two years if they have spermicide. However, condoms that are not properly handled and stored may get damaged before their expiry dates. You should, therefore, handle them properly for them to last longer. Any other questions on how long a condom should use condoms last? Please let us know in the comment section. | 5,584 | 6,413 |
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How Long Are Condoms Good For After Manufacture?
Signs that a Condom is No Longer Safe for Use
Check the Condition of the Outside Packaging of the Condom
The Texture of the Condom
Check for Unpleasant Odour
Look Out for Holes and Weak Areas
What are Some of the Common Condom Mistakes?
Summing up
| The average lifespan of condoms is between four to five years if they are spermicide free and one to two years if they have spermicide. However, condoms that are not properly handled and stored may get damaged before their expiry dates. You should, therefore, handle them properly for them to last longer. Any other questions on how long a condom should use condoms last? Please let us know in the comment section. Related | 5,999 | 6,421 |
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When Does The Placenta Take Over? Everything You Need To Know
So What Is This Placenta?
How The Placenta Is Formed
When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional?
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born?
Conclude
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When Does The Placenta Take Over? Everything You Need To Know
The placenta is one of the marvellous things about pregnancy. It plays a very important role in pregnancy since it is like a one stop shop for everything that your baby needs while inside the womb. The placenta usually doesn’t get much attention during pregnancy, but do you know that without the placenta the baby cannot survive inside the womb? It’s likely that you have already heard of the placenta, but do you know what it is, how it is formed, when it takes over and what it does? Before I tell you when the placenta is likely to take over the role of nourishing your baby, it is good to answer these questions; what is the placenta, how is it formed and why is it important. When does the placenta take over? So What Is This Placenta? | 0 | 867 |
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When Does The Placenta Take Over? Everything You Need To Know
So What Is This Placenta?
How The Placenta Is Formed
When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional?
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born?
Conclude
| It’s likely that you have already heard of the placenta, but do you know what it is, how it is formed, when it takes over and what it does? Before I tell you when the placenta is likely to take over the role of nourishing your baby, it is good to answer these questions; what is the placenta, how is it formed and why is it important. When does the placenta take over? So What Is This Placenta? How The Placenta Is Formed
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born? Conclude
So What Is This Placenta? The placenta is an organ that usually attaches itself to the lining of your uterus whenever you get pregnant. It forms a link between your body and that of the baby so as to keep the baby healthy within the womb by carrying out functions that can’t be performed by the baby itself while inside your uterus. How The Placenta Is Formed
After fertilisation has occurred and the blastocyst has been implanted in the uterus, the ovary from which the ovum came will collapse to form the corpus luteum that will carry out all the functions of the placenta while the placenta is still forming. | 472 | 1,652 |
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When Does The Placenta Take Over? Everything You Need To Know
So What Is This Placenta?
How The Placenta Is Formed
When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional?
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born?
Conclude
| How The Placenta Is Formed
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born? Conclude
So What Is This Placenta? The placenta is an organ that usually attaches itself to the lining of your uterus whenever you get pregnant. It forms a link between your body and that of the baby so as to keep the baby healthy within the womb by carrying out functions that can’t be performed by the baby itself while inside your uterus. How The Placenta Is Formed
After fertilisation has occurred and the blastocyst has been implanted in the uterus, the ovary from which the ovum came will collapse to form the corpus luteum that will carry out all the functions of the placenta while the placenta is still forming. The development of the placenta starts immediately the baby has been conceived. It is formed when the collection of cells that has moved to the uterus to be implanted splits and attaches themselves to the deeper parts of the uterine wall. It is these cells that grow to form the placenta, an organ that is entirely made up of blood vessels. Once it is fully formed, the placenta will take over from the corpus luteum. In any case, a mother conceives twins, the number of placentas formed will vary. | 867 | 2,151 |
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When Does The Placenta Take Over? Everything You Need To Know
So What Is This Placenta?
How The Placenta Is Formed
When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional?
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born?
Conclude
| The development of the placenta starts immediately the baby has been conceived. It is formed when the collection of cells that has moved to the uterus to be implanted splits and attaches themselves to the deeper parts of the uterine wall. It is these cells that grow to form the placenta, an organ that is entirely made up of blood vessels. Once it is fully formed, the placenta will take over from the corpus luteum. In any case, a mother conceives twins, the number of placentas formed will vary. For fraternal twins, there will be two placentas, one for each baby. For identical twins, the number of placentas will depend on when the fertilised egg split to form the embryos. If the placenta formed before the embryo split into two, one placenta would be shared between the two embryos, but if the split occurred before the formation of the placenta, then two placentas will be formed. When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional? Right from the moment a baby has been conceived, the growth and development of the placenta kick off. | 1,653 | 2,691 |
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When Does The Placenta Take Over? Everything You Need To Know
So What Is This Placenta?
How The Placenta Is Formed
When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional?
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born?
Conclude
| For fraternal twins, there will be two placentas, one for each baby. For identical twins, the number of placentas will depend on when the fertilised egg split to form the embryos. If the placenta formed before the embryo split into two, one placenta would be shared between the two embryos, but if the split occurred before the formation of the placenta, then two placentas will be formed. When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional? Right from the moment a baby has been conceived, the growth and development of the placenta kick off. By the time you are on your 12th or 13th week of pregnancy, the placenta is fully developed and is ready to take over from the corpus luteum. You can actually tell when the placenta is fully developed and has taken over the production of hormones and other functions. One of the signs is the diminishing symptoms of pregnancy like like morning sickness. In some women, the placenta becomes fully developed by week 9. Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Apart from the disappearance of morning sickness, there are a lot of noticeable things that will be happening to your body during this period. | 2,152 | 3,299 |
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When Does The Placenta Take Over? Everything You Need To Know
So What Is This Placenta?
How The Placenta Is Formed
When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional?
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born?
Conclude
| By the time you are on your 12th or 13th week of pregnancy, the placenta is fully developed and is ready to take over from the corpus luteum. You can actually tell when the placenta is fully developed and has taken over the production of hormones and other functions. One of the signs is the diminishing symptoms of pregnancy like like morning sickness. In some women, the placenta becomes fully developed by week 9. Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Apart from the disappearance of morning sickness, there are a lot of noticeable things that will be happening to your body during this period. There will be changes in your breasts that will be very noticeable. The sensitivity of your breasts will increase and become a little bit painful. There will also be the darkening of the areola. Your breasts will also start increasing in size as the glands are getting prepared to produce milk for the baby. As the placenta becomes fully functional by starting to produce hormones, the hormonal levels in your body will surge. | 2,692 | 3,726 |
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When Does The Placenta Take Over? Everything You Need To Know
So What Is This Placenta?
How The Placenta Is Formed
When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional?
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born?
Conclude
| There will be changes in your breasts that will be very noticeable. The sensitivity of your breasts will increase and become a little bit painful. There will also be the darkening of the areola. Your breasts will also start increasing in size as the glands are getting prepared to produce milk for the baby. As the placenta becomes fully functional by starting to produce hormones, the hormonal levels in your body will surge. The increase in the levels of hormones like progesterone is likely to cause fatigue and emotional changes to you, making it one of the tough times to be your usual self. The placenta plays a very vital role in sustaining the life of your baby inside the womb by performing the following function: Providing nutrition to the baby
The placenta contains intervillous spaces that allow nutrients and oxygen to pass from the mother’s bloodstream into the fetus bloodstream and also allows for the transfer of carbon dioxide and other waste products from the fetus bloodstream to the maternal bloodstream. One marvellous thing about the placenta is that it ensures that your blood and that of the fetus do not mix at all since it acts as a blood filter hence it is possible for your baby to have a blood group that is different from yours without any negative reactions from your body. Producing all the necessary hormones to sustain pregnancy and the development of the fetus
Hormones like Human Placental Lactogen (HPL), Progesterone, Estrogen, Oxytocin and Relaxin which are important for both you and your baby during pregnancy are produced by the placenta. | 3,300 | 4,882 |
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When Does The Placenta Take Over? Everything You Need To Know
So What Is This Placenta?
How The Placenta Is Formed
When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional?
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born?
Conclude
| The increase in the levels of hormones like progesterone is likely to cause fatigue and emotional changes to you, making it one of the tough times to be your usual self. The placenta plays a very vital role in sustaining the life of your baby inside the womb by performing the following function: Providing nutrition to the baby
The placenta contains intervillous spaces that allow nutrients and oxygen to pass from the mother’s bloodstream into the fetus bloodstream and also allows for the transfer of carbon dioxide and other waste products from the fetus bloodstream to the maternal bloodstream. One marvellous thing about the placenta is that it ensures that your blood and that of the fetus do not mix at all since it acts as a blood filter hence it is possible for your baby to have a blood group that is different from yours without any negative reactions from your body. Producing all the necessary hormones to sustain pregnancy and the development of the fetus
Hormones like Human Placental Lactogen (HPL), Progesterone, Estrogen, Oxytocin and Relaxin which are important for both you and your baby during pregnancy are produced by the placenta. Some of these hormones will encourage the formation of blood vessels and organs hence preparing the baby for life outside the womb. Protecting the baby
Your body might contain substances or germs that might cause illnesses to your baby hence the placenta acts as a barrier that blocks the germs and other harmful substances from getting into the fetal bloodstream. Without the placenta’s intervention, your body might reject the baby by treating it as a foreign material. Things That Affect Placental Health
Being a robust fetal organ, the health of the placenta is very important since it affects the baby’s well-being. Below are the various factors that can impact negatively on the health of the placenta. | 3,727 | 5,591 |
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When Does The Placenta Take Over? Everything You Need To Know
So What Is This Placenta?
How The Placenta Is Formed
When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional?
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born?
Conclude
| Some of these hormones will encourage the formation of blood vessels and organs hence preparing the baby for life outside the womb. Protecting the baby
Your body might contain substances or germs that might cause illnesses to your baby hence the placenta acts as a barrier that blocks the germs and other harmful substances from getting into the fetal bloodstream. Without the placenta’s intervention, your body might reject the baby by treating it as a foreign material. Things That Affect Placental Health
Being a robust fetal organ, the health of the placenta is very important since it affects the baby’s well-being. Below are the various factors that can impact negatively on the health of the placenta. Age of the mother: As women get older, the likelihood of developing complications in the placenta increases as compared to younger women which can lead to problems during pregnancy. Abdominal trauma: This may be as a result of a fall or any form of a blow to the abdomen. High blood pressure
Multiple pregnancy
Blood clotting disorders
Drug abuse
Therefore, for a healthy placenta, you are required as a mother to be to ensure that you lead a lifestyle that is healthy and void of drug and substance abuse. | 4,883 | 6,098 |
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When Does The Placenta Take Over? Everything You Need To Know
So What Is This Placenta?
How The Placenta Is Formed
When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional?
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born?
Conclude
| Age of the mother: As women get older, the likelihood of developing complications in the placenta increases as compared to younger women which can lead to problems during pregnancy. Abdominal trauma: This may be as a result of a fall or any form of a blow to the abdomen. High blood pressure
Multiple pregnancy
Blood clotting disorders
Drug abuse
Therefore, for a healthy placenta, you are required as a mother to be to ensure that you lead a lifestyle that is healthy and void of drug and substance abuse. According to scientists, the genetical composition of the placenta and that of the fetus are the same making fetal health totally dependent on the mother’s lifestyle during pregnancy. Sometimes things might still go wrong with the placenta even if the mother leads a healthy lifestyle. This may be due to genetic disorders. It is, therefore, advisable for mothers to watch out for any signs that might be as a result of the placenta having some abnormalities. These signs include back pains that are severe, vaginal bleeding and premature uterine contractions. | 5,591 | 6,659 |
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When Does The Placenta Take Over? Everything You Need To Know
So What Is This Placenta?
How The Placenta Is Formed
When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional?
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born?
Conclude
| According to scientists, the genetical composition of the placenta and that of the fetus are the same making fetal health totally dependent on the mother’s lifestyle during pregnancy. Sometimes things might still go wrong with the placenta even if the mother leads a healthy lifestyle. This may be due to genetic disorders. It is, therefore, advisable for mothers to watch out for any signs that might be as a result of the placenta having some abnormalities. These signs include back pains that are severe, vaginal bleeding and premature uterine contractions. What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born? When the baby is finally born, the placenta ceases to be of use hence it also needs to be taken out of the body since a new one will be formed for the next pregnancy. After the baby is out, more contractions may still follow which helps to push the placenta out. This is the third stage of giving birth. In case you are too tired to push out the placenta after pushing out the baby, you can be injected with some medicine to initiate contractions in order to push out the placenta. | 6,099 | 7,194 |
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When Does The Placenta Take Over? Everything You Need To Know
So What Is This Placenta?
How The Placenta Is Formed
When Does The Placenta Become Fully Functional?
Things That Happen When The Placenta Takes Over
Things That Affect Placental Health
What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born?
Conclude
| What Happens To The Placenta After The Baby Is Born? When the baby is finally born, the placenta ceases to be of use hence it also needs to be taken out of the body since a new one will be formed for the next pregnancy. After the baby is out, more contractions may still follow which helps to push the placenta out. This is the third stage of giving birth. In case you are too tired to push out the placenta after pushing out the baby, you can be injected with some medicine to initiate contractions in order to push out the placenta. Breastfeeding the baby immediately after birth can also help to stimulate contractions to push out the placenta. Conclude
In recap, the placenta is a very important organ for the baby’s life in the womb to be sustained. It is formed from the same cells that form the organs of the baby making its genetic composition and that of the baby similar. Without it, the fetus cannot make it past eight weeks of pregnancy. Its growth starts immediately the fertilised egg has been implanted onto the walls of the uterus up to the period between the 9th week to the 12th week when it is fully functional. | 6,659 | 7,790 |
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Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work?
It was 2010 when Mike Cruickshank’s Bonus Bagging entered the market place as the definitive tool to help people make money from matched betting irrespective of whether they had any pre-existing knowledge of placing bets at bookmakers offline or online.
Matched betting has been around for a long time.
Of course the beauty in Bonus Bagging is that you are never actually ‘gambling’ per se.
Well first things first the bookmakers simply don’t have a choice but to offer these bonuses.
To summarise: if bookmakers stopped offering bonuses then they would lose bucket loads of customers.
Advantage players are in such a minority. We are small fish in a very big pond.
This isn’t going away.
If you’d like the opportunity to for a week trial of Mike Cruickshank’s excellent Bonus Bagging for the tiny outlay of £1 then click this link to proceed to this special offer sales page and get started.
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It was 2010 when Mike Cruickshank’s Bonus Bagging entered the market place as the definitive tool to help people make money from matched betting irrespective of whether they had any pre-existing knowledge of placing bets at bookmakers offline or online. The fact that four years later it’s still going strong perhaps tells us all we need know to answer the question posed in the title of this post as to whether Bonus Bagging (or more broadly matched betting) is still working in 2014? Rather than just tell you “YES IT IS!” | 0 | 749 |
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Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work?
It was 2010 when Mike Cruickshank’s Bonus Bagging entered the market place as the definitive tool to help people make money from matched betting irrespective of whether they had any pre-existing knowledge of placing bets at bookmakers offline or online.
Matched betting has been around for a long time.
Of course the beauty in Bonus Bagging is that you are never actually ‘gambling’ per se.
Well first things first the bookmakers simply don’t have a choice but to offer these bonuses.
To summarise: if bookmakers stopped offering bonuses then they would lose bucket loads of customers.
Advantage players are in such a minority. We are small fish in a very big pond.
This isn’t going away.
If you’d like the opportunity to for a week trial of Mike Cruickshank’s excellent Bonus Bagging for the tiny outlay of £1 then click this link to proceed to this special offer sales page and get started.
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It was 2010 when Mike Cruickshank’s Bonus Bagging entered the market place as the definitive tool to help people make money from matched betting irrespective of whether they had any pre-existing knowledge of placing bets at bookmakers offline or online. The fact that four years later it’s still going strong perhaps tells us all we need know to answer the question posed in the title of this post as to whether Bonus Bagging (or more broadly matched betting) is still working in 2014? Rather than just tell you “YES IT IS!” I wanted to take a few minutes to write a more structured response to exactly why it still works and how so this supposed loophole has yet to be closed down. Matched betting has been around for a long time. In fact – it stems from the process of arbitrage (buy low, sell high) that has been around longer still and produced some of the richest stockbrokers in the world. That said, until a revolutionary product such as Bonus Bagging hit the market matched betting wasn’t really something that could easily be entertained as a reasonable way to make money outside of those ‘in the know’. Gambling has been around since the dawn of time and it is only really recently that it has started to become a little more accepted in modern day society and the stereotype gambler image of a scraggy hair, long coat wearing men that chain smoked their days away in smoke filled high street bookmaker premises begins to disappear. | 153 | 1,667 |
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Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work?
It was 2010 when Mike Cruickshank’s Bonus Bagging entered the market place as the definitive tool to help people make money from matched betting irrespective of whether they had any pre-existing knowledge of placing bets at bookmakers offline or online.
Matched betting has been around for a long time.
Of course the beauty in Bonus Bagging is that you are never actually ‘gambling’ per se.
Well first things first the bookmakers simply don’t have a choice but to offer these bonuses.
To summarise: if bookmakers stopped offering bonuses then they would lose bucket loads of customers.
Advantage players are in such a minority. We are small fish in a very big pond.
This isn’t going away.
If you’d like the opportunity to for a week trial of Mike Cruickshank’s excellent Bonus Bagging for the tiny outlay of £1 then click this link to proceed to this special offer sales page and get started.
| I wanted to take a few minutes to write a more structured response to exactly why it still works and how so this supposed loophole has yet to be closed down. Matched betting has been around for a long time. In fact – it stems from the process of arbitrage (buy low, sell high) that has been around longer still and produced some of the richest stockbrokers in the world. That said, until a revolutionary product such as Bonus Bagging hit the market matched betting wasn’t really something that could easily be entertained as a reasonable way to make money outside of those ‘in the know’. Gambling has been around since the dawn of time and it is only really recently that it has started to become a little more accepted in modern day society and the stereotype gambler image of a scraggy hair, long coat wearing men that chain smoked their days away in smoke filled high street bookmaker premises begins to disappear. Of course the beauty in Bonus Bagging is that you are never actually ‘gambling’ per se. You are betting on all outcomes to lock in a profit in combination with bonus funds that the bookmaker awards you for signing up with them. Still though – my previous observations are to point out it takes a little effort to take that small leap of faith and address your own pre-conceptions and thoughts about the gambling industry to which allows us to make such profits. So how can it be that if thousands of people from all walks of life (male, female, 18 or 80) can for years on end rinse bookmakers for their bonus cash and continually get away with it? Why do bookmakers continue to offer these bonuses and why aren’t they clamping down on bonus ‘abusers’? | 750 | 2,419 |
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Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work?
It was 2010 when Mike Cruickshank’s Bonus Bagging entered the market place as the definitive tool to help people make money from matched betting irrespective of whether they had any pre-existing knowledge of placing bets at bookmakers offline or online.
Matched betting has been around for a long time.
Of course the beauty in Bonus Bagging is that you are never actually ‘gambling’ per se.
Well first things first the bookmakers simply don’t have a choice but to offer these bonuses.
To summarise: if bookmakers stopped offering bonuses then they would lose bucket loads of customers.
Advantage players are in such a minority. We are small fish in a very big pond.
This isn’t going away.
If you’d like the opportunity to for a week trial of Mike Cruickshank’s excellent Bonus Bagging for the tiny outlay of £1 then click this link to proceed to this special offer sales page and get started.
| Of course the beauty in Bonus Bagging is that you are never actually ‘gambling’ per se. You are betting on all outcomes to lock in a profit in combination with bonus funds that the bookmaker awards you for signing up with them. Still though – my previous observations are to point out it takes a little effort to take that small leap of faith and address your own pre-conceptions and thoughts about the gambling industry to which allows us to make such profits. So how can it be that if thousands of people from all walks of life (male, female, 18 or 80) can for years on end rinse bookmakers for their bonus cash and continually get away with it? Why do bookmakers continue to offer these bonuses and why aren’t they clamping down on bonus ‘abusers’? Well first things first the bookmakers simply don’t have a choice but to offer these bonuses. Go type the word ‘bookmaker’ or ‘sportsbook’ into Google and you’ll see how much competition there is out there! If you’re a regular punter and are looking for an outfit to bet with then how would you chose who to bet with? People like free things. People like money. | 1,667 | 2,781 |
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Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work?
It was 2010 when Mike Cruickshank’s Bonus Bagging entered the market place as the definitive tool to help people make money from matched betting irrespective of whether they had any pre-existing knowledge of placing bets at bookmakers offline or online.
Matched betting has been around for a long time.
Of course the beauty in Bonus Bagging is that you are never actually ‘gambling’ per se.
Well first things first the bookmakers simply don’t have a choice but to offer these bonuses.
To summarise: if bookmakers stopped offering bonuses then they would lose bucket loads of customers.
Advantage players are in such a minority. We are small fish in a very big pond.
This isn’t going away.
If you’d like the opportunity to for a week trial of Mike Cruickshank’s excellent Bonus Bagging for the tiny outlay of £1 then click this link to proceed to this special offer sales page and get started.
| Well first things first the bookmakers simply don’t have a choice but to offer these bonuses. Go type the word ‘bookmaker’ or ‘sportsbook’ into Google and you’ll see how much competition there is out there! If you’re a regular punter and are looking for an outfit to bet with then how would you chose who to bet with? People like free things. People like money. This is particularly true in the gambling industry. Bonuses are used to both attract new customers to bookmaker websites and also encourage people to dig their money out their wallets and lay it on the table. They make for a better value proposition and people love to feel like they’re improving their chances and getting more for their money. We must also not underestimate the power of the betting exchanges where you will for the most part always find better odds than at a bookmaker. Bonuses are used to steer attention away from that. | 2,419 | 3,322 |
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Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work?
It was 2010 when Mike Cruickshank’s Bonus Bagging entered the market place as the definitive tool to help people make money from matched betting irrespective of whether they had any pre-existing knowledge of placing bets at bookmakers offline or online.
Matched betting has been around for a long time.
Of course the beauty in Bonus Bagging is that you are never actually ‘gambling’ per se.
Well first things first the bookmakers simply don’t have a choice but to offer these bonuses.
To summarise: if bookmakers stopped offering bonuses then they would lose bucket loads of customers.
Advantage players are in such a minority. We are small fish in a very big pond.
This isn’t going away.
If you’d like the opportunity to for a week trial of Mike Cruickshank’s excellent Bonus Bagging for the tiny outlay of £1 then click this link to proceed to this special offer sales page and get started.
| This is particularly true in the gambling industry. Bonuses are used to both attract new customers to bookmaker websites and also encourage people to dig their money out their wallets and lay it on the table. They make for a better value proposition and people love to feel like they’re improving their chances and getting more for their money. We must also not underestimate the power of the betting exchanges where you will for the most part always find better odds than at a bookmaker. Bonuses are used to steer attention away from that. To summarise: if bookmakers stopped offering bonuses then they would lose bucket loads of customers. I’m in no way connected personally to any bookmaker so can’t vouch for any cold hard statistics but I would hazard a large bet (hoho!) that bookmakers make more money for the most part on their bonus promotions that lose it. Would they make more money if there was no Bonus Bagging? | 2,782 | 3,706 |
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Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work?
It was 2010 when Mike Cruickshank’s Bonus Bagging entered the market place as the definitive tool to help people make money from matched betting irrespective of whether they had any pre-existing knowledge of placing bets at bookmakers offline or online.
Matched betting has been around for a long time.
Of course the beauty in Bonus Bagging is that you are never actually ‘gambling’ per se.
Well first things first the bookmakers simply don’t have a choice but to offer these bonuses.
To summarise: if bookmakers stopped offering bonuses then they would lose bucket loads of customers.
Advantage players are in such a minority. We are small fish in a very big pond.
This isn’t going away.
If you’d like the opportunity to for a week trial of Mike Cruickshank’s excellent Bonus Bagging for the tiny outlay of £1 then click this link to proceed to this special offer sales page and get started.
| To summarise: if bookmakers stopped offering bonuses then they would lose bucket loads of customers. I’m in no way connected personally to any bookmaker so can’t vouch for any cold hard statistics but I would hazard a large bet (hoho!) that bookmakers make more money for the most part on their bonus promotions that lose it. Would they make more money if there was no Bonus Bagging? Well who’s to say. A matched better loses their bets (and wins at the betting exchange) just as much – if not more – as everybody else. I’m sure we’re really not that much of a concern to bookmakers. Advantage players are in such a minority. We are small fish in a very big pond. | 3,322 | 3,986 |
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Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work?
It was 2010 when Mike Cruickshank’s Bonus Bagging entered the market place as the definitive tool to help people make money from matched betting irrespective of whether they had any pre-existing knowledge of placing bets at bookmakers offline or online.
Matched betting has been around for a long time.
Of course the beauty in Bonus Bagging is that you are never actually ‘gambling’ per se.
Well first things first the bookmakers simply don’t have a choice but to offer these bonuses.
To summarise: if bookmakers stopped offering bonuses then they would lose bucket loads of customers.
Advantage players are in such a minority. We are small fish in a very big pond.
This isn’t going away.
If you’d like the opportunity to for a week trial of Mike Cruickshank’s excellent Bonus Bagging for the tiny outlay of £1 then click this link to proceed to this special offer sales page and get started.
| Well who’s to say. A matched better loses their bets (and wins at the betting exchange) just as much – if not more – as everybody else. I’m sure we’re really not that much of a concern to bookmakers. Advantage players are in such a minority. We are small fish in a very big pond. In fact, William Hill have even stated that the industry does not have a problem with matched betting. “ There’s no illegal element,” they said. “ It’s a free bet and you can do what you like.” But even if they did care more – what could they do about it? To be honest – not a lot! | 3,707 | 4,266 |
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Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work?
It was 2010 when Mike Cruickshank’s Bonus Bagging entered the market place as the definitive tool to help people make money from matched betting irrespective of whether they had any pre-existing knowledge of placing bets at bookmakers offline or online.
Matched betting has been around for a long time.
Of course the beauty in Bonus Bagging is that you are never actually ‘gambling’ per se.
Well first things first the bookmakers simply don’t have a choice but to offer these bonuses.
To summarise: if bookmakers stopped offering bonuses then they would lose bucket loads of customers.
Advantage players are in such a minority. We are small fish in a very big pond.
This isn’t going away.
If you’d like the opportunity to for a week trial of Mike Cruickshank’s excellent Bonus Bagging for the tiny outlay of £1 then click this link to proceed to this special offer sales page and get started.
| In fact, William Hill have even stated that the industry does not have a problem with matched betting. “ There’s no illegal element,” they said. “ It’s a free bet and you can do what you like.” But even if they did care more – what could they do about it? To be honest – not a lot! For the most part the bets you are making are not going to look any different from that of a regular Joe. Unless you’re throwing silly money around on random markets (think German Volleyball – learn from my mistake!) then you’re not going to flag any suspicion. If you’re incredibly unlucky and one day get a bookmaker account shutdown then it’s never the end of the world. Account closures aren’t limited to matched betters. | 3,986 | 4,692 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667985785#9_2445637260 | http://intelligentodds.com/bonus-bagging-in-2014-does-matched-betting-still-work/ | Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work? | Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work?
Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work?
It was 2010 when Mike Cruickshank’s Bonus Bagging entered the market place as the definitive tool to help people make money from matched betting irrespective of whether they had any pre-existing knowledge of placing bets at bookmakers offline or online.
Matched betting has been around for a long time.
Of course the beauty in Bonus Bagging is that you are never actually ‘gambling’ per se.
Well first things first the bookmakers simply don’t have a choice but to offer these bonuses.
To summarise: if bookmakers stopped offering bonuses then they would lose bucket loads of customers.
Advantage players are in such a minority. We are small fish in a very big pond.
This isn’t going away.
If you’d like the opportunity to for a week trial of Mike Cruickshank’s excellent Bonus Bagging for the tiny outlay of £1 then click this link to proceed to this special offer sales page and get started.
| For the most part the bets you are making are not going to look any different from that of a regular Joe. Unless you’re throwing silly money around on random markets (think German Volleyball – learn from my mistake!) then you’re not going to flag any suspicion. If you’re incredibly unlucky and one day get a bookmaker account shutdown then it’s never the end of the world. Account closures aren’t limited to matched betters. They extend to any kind of punter who the company deems unprofitable inclusive of those having success predicting your regular run-of-the-mill weekly Premier League fixtures. Withdraw your cash, dump them and move on to the next. There’s plenty out there willing to throw some cash at you to get your ‘custom’. Right now Mike’s Bonus Bagging product features a massive 20+ bookmakers that it will guide you to sequentially profit from. There’s most definitely still a truck-load of money to be made from matched betting. | 4,266 | 5,213 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667985785#10_2445639602 | http://intelligentodds.com/bonus-bagging-in-2014-does-matched-betting-still-work/ | Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work? | Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work?
Bonus Bagging in 2014: Does Matched Betting Still Work?
It was 2010 when Mike Cruickshank’s Bonus Bagging entered the market place as the definitive tool to help people make money from matched betting irrespective of whether they had any pre-existing knowledge of placing bets at bookmakers offline or online.
Matched betting has been around for a long time.
Of course the beauty in Bonus Bagging is that you are never actually ‘gambling’ per se.
Well first things first the bookmakers simply don’t have a choice but to offer these bonuses.
To summarise: if bookmakers stopped offering bonuses then they would lose bucket loads of customers.
Advantage players are in such a minority. We are small fish in a very big pond.
This isn’t going away.
If you’d like the opportunity to for a week trial of Mike Cruickshank’s excellent Bonus Bagging for the tiny outlay of £1 then click this link to proceed to this special offer sales page and get started.
| They extend to any kind of punter who the company deems unprofitable inclusive of those having success predicting your regular run-of-the-mill weekly Premier League fixtures. Withdraw your cash, dump them and move on to the next. There’s plenty out there willing to throw some cash at you to get your ‘custom’. Right now Mike’s Bonus Bagging product features a massive 20+ bookmakers that it will guide you to sequentially profit from. There’s most definitely still a truck-load of money to be made from matched betting. Bonus Bagging is still very much alive in 2014 and profits are there for the snatching. This isn’t going away. If you’d like the opportunity to for a week trial of Mike Cruickshank’s excellent Bonus Bagging for the tiny outlay of £1 then click this link to proceed to this special offer sales page and get started. | 4,693 | 5,528 |
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667993530#0_2445642506 | http://intelligentsystemsmonitoring.com/knowledgebase/citrix/google-chrome-not-opening-launch-ica-files/ | Google Chrome not Opening Launch.ica Files – Intelligent Systems Monitoring | Google Chrome not Opening Launch.ica Files
Google Chrome not Opening Launch.ica Files
Solution 1 – Enable Chrome to Open ICA Files Automatically
Solution 2 – Disable the Citrix ICA Client Plugin (Only applicable to older versions of chrome)
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Google Chrome not Opening Launch.ica Files
August 30, 2018
September 5, 2018
Citrix Citrix
Important Note: Before making any Google Chrome changes stated in this article, it is important to have the latest version of Citrix Receiver installed on your operating system. Citrix Receiver for Windows 3.1 or higher is required for use with Google Chrome. If you are experiencing issues with Citrix Receiver for Windows, complete the following three step procedure: Run the tool (refer to Receiver Clean-Up Utility) to clean-up a corrupt or previous installation of Citrix Receiver. Note: If using Windows, check in Control Panel > Programs and Features or Add/Remove Programs that the Citrix Receiver software is no longer present. Restart your computer. Download and install the latest Citrix Receiver
Solution 1 – Enable Chrome to Open ICA Files Automatically
Enable Google Chrome to automatically open the launch ICA files. When the launch.ica file downloads in Google Chrome, click the drop-down list for the file in the download bar and select Always Open Files of This Type. | 0 | 1,152 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667993530#1_2445644278 | http://intelligentsystemsmonitoring.com/knowledgebase/citrix/google-chrome-not-opening-launch-ica-files/ | Google Chrome not Opening Launch.ica Files – Intelligent Systems Monitoring | Google Chrome not Opening Launch.ica Files
Google Chrome not Opening Launch.ica Files
Solution 1 – Enable Chrome to Open ICA Files Automatically
Solution 2 – Disable the Citrix ICA Client Plugin (Only applicable to older versions of chrome)
Post navigation
| Note: If using Windows, check in Control Panel > Programs and Features or Add/Remove Programs that the Citrix Receiver software is no longer present. Restart your computer. Download and install the latest Citrix Receiver
Solution 1 – Enable Chrome to Open ICA Files Automatically
Enable Google Chrome to automatically open the launch ICA files. When the launch.ica file downloads in Google Chrome, click the drop-down list for the file in the download bar and select Always Open Files of This Type. Solution 2 – Disable the Citrix ICA Client Plugin (Only applicable to older versions of chrome)
After completing the preceding procedure, complete the following steps: On Google Chrome, go to Settings. Click Show advanced settings…
Under Privacy, click Content settings…. Under Plug-ins, click Disable individual plug-ins…
Click Disable for Citrix ICA Client. Notes : | 653 | 1,520 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667993530#2_2445645779 | http://intelligentsystemsmonitoring.com/knowledgebase/citrix/google-chrome-not-opening-launch-ica-files/ | Google Chrome not Opening Launch.ica Files – Intelligent Systems Monitoring | Google Chrome not Opening Launch.ica Files
Google Chrome not Opening Launch.ica Files
Solution 1 – Enable Chrome to Open ICA Files Automatically
Solution 2 – Disable the Citrix ICA Client Plugin (Only applicable to older versions of chrome)
Post navigation
| Solution 2 – Disable the Citrix ICA Client Plugin (Only applicable to older versions of chrome)
After completing the preceding procedure, complete the following steps: On Google Chrome, go to Settings. Click Show advanced settings…
Under Privacy, click Content settings…. Under Plug-ins, click Disable individual plug-ins…
Click Disable for Citrix ICA Client. Notes : If Disable option is not available, confirm that the latest version of Citrix Receiver is installed for your operating system. For the latest version of Citrix Receiver, click here . If you are unable to see the “Disable individual plug-ins” link, open chrome://plugins from the addressbar. Post navigation
Re: Does a DD3300 no longer support link aggregation? | 1,152 | 1,881 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667993530#3_2445647147 | http://intelligentsystemsmonitoring.com/knowledgebase/citrix/google-chrome-not-opening-launch-ica-files/ | Google Chrome not Opening Launch.ica Files – Intelligent Systems Monitoring | Google Chrome not Opening Launch.ica Files
Google Chrome not Opening Launch.ica Files
Solution 1 – Enable Chrome to Open ICA Files Automatically
Solution 2 – Disable the Citrix ICA Client Plugin (Only applicable to older versions of chrome)
Post navigation
| If Disable option is not available, confirm that the latest version of Citrix Receiver is installed for your operating system. For the latest version of Citrix Receiver, click here . If you are unable to see the “Disable individual plug-ins” link, open chrome://plugins from the addressbar. Post navigation
Re: Does a DD3300 no longer support link aggregation? Dell EMC incorpora VxRack for Microsoft Azure Stack al canal | 1,520 | 1,942 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667996089#0_2445648185 | http://intelligentsystemsmonitoring.com/knowledgebase/citrix/how-to-configure-full-vpn-setup-on-a-netscaler-gateway-appliance/ | How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance – Intelligent Systems Monitoring | How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
Configure a full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
Additional Parameters
Split Tunnel
Diagram of split tunnel settings
Split Tunnel Off
Split Tunnel ON
Reverse Split Tunnel
To configure split tunneling
Configuring Split Tunneling and Authorization
Diagram of split tunneling and authorization policy
To configure network access to internal network resources
Intranet IPs
No Intranet IPs
Intranet IPs
Configuring Name Service Resolution
To add a DNS or WINS server within a session profile
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How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
February 5, 2019
February 7, 2019
Citrix Citrix
Configure a full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
To configure a VPN setup on NetScaler Gateway appliance, complete the following procedure: From NetScaler configuration utility, navigate to Traffic Management > DNS. Select the Name Servers node, as shown in the following screen shot. Ensure that the DNS Name Server is listed. If it is not available, add a DNS Name Server. Expand NetScaler Gateway > Policies. Select the Session node. Activate the Profiles tab of NetScaler Gateway Session Policies and Profiles page and click Add. Note: For each component you configure in the Configure NetScaler Gateway Session Profile dialog box, ensure that you select the Override Global option for the respective component. | 0 | 937 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667996089#1_2445650170 | http://intelligentsystemsmonitoring.com/knowledgebase/citrix/how-to-configure-full-vpn-setup-on-a-netscaler-gateway-appliance/ | How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance – Intelligent Systems Monitoring | How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
Configure a full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
Additional Parameters
Split Tunnel
Diagram of split tunnel settings
Split Tunnel Off
Split Tunnel ON
Reverse Split Tunnel
To configure split tunneling
Configuring Split Tunneling and Authorization
Diagram of split tunneling and authorization policy
To configure network access to internal network resources
Intranet IPs
No Intranet IPs
Intranet IPs
Configuring Name Service Resolution
To add a DNS or WINS server within a session profile
Post navigation
| Expand NetScaler Gateway > Policies. Select the Session node. Activate the Profiles tab of NetScaler Gateway Session Policies and Profiles page and click Add. Note: For each component you configure in the Configure NetScaler Gateway Session Profile dialog box, ensure that you select the Override Global option for the respective component. Activate the Client Experience tab. Type the intranet portal URL in the Home Page field if you would like to present any URL when the user login into the VPN. If homepage parameter is set to “nohomepage.html”, homepage will not be displayed. When the plug-in starts, a browser instance starts and gets killed automatically. Ensure to select the desired setting from the Split Tunnel list (for more information about this setting, check above). | 596 | 1,381 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667996089#2_2445652004 | http://intelligentsystemsmonitoring.com/knowledgebase/citrix/how-to-configure-full-vpn-setup-on-a-netscaler-gateway-appliance/ | How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance – Intelligent Systems Monitoring | How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
Configure a full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
Additional Parameters
Split Tunnel
Diagram of split tunnel settings
Split Tunnel Off
Split Tunnel ON
Reverse Split Tunnel
To configure split tunneling
Configuring Split Tunneling and Authorization
Diagram of split tunneling and authorization policy
To configure network access to internal network resources
Intranet IPs
No Intranet IPs
Intranet IPs
Configuring Name Service Resolution
To add a DNS or WINS server within a session profile
Post navigation
| Activate the Client Experience tab. Type the intranet portal URL in the Home Page field if you would like to present any URL when the user login into the VPN. If homepage parameter is set to “nohomepage.html”, homepage will not be displayed. When the plug-in starts, a browser instance starts and gets killed automatically. Ensure to select the desired setting from the Split Tunnel list (for more information about this setting, check above). Select OFF from the Clientless Access list if you want FullVPN. Ensure that Windows/Mac OS X is selected from the Plug-in Type list. Select the Single Sign – on to Web Applications option if desired. Ensure that the Client Cleanup Prompt option is selected if required, as shown in the following screen shot: Activate the Security tab. | 937 | 1,717 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667996089#3_2445653838 | http://intelligentsystemsmonitoring.com/knowledgebase/citrix/how-to-configure-full-vpn-setup-on-a-netscaler-gateway-appliance/ | How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance – Intelligent Systems Monitoring | How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
Configure a full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
Additional Parameters
Split Tunnel
Diagram of split tunnel settings
Split Tunnel Off
Split Tunnel ON
Reverse Split Tunnel
To configure split tunneling
Configuring Split Tunneling and Authorization
Diagram of split tunneling and authorization policy
To configure network access to internal network resources
Intranet IPs
No Intranet IPs
Intranet IPs
Configuring Name Service Resolution
To add a DNS or WINS server within a session profile
Post navigation
| Select OFF from the Clientless Access list if you want FullVPN. Ensure that Windows/Mac OS X is selected from the Plug-in Type list. Select the Single Sign – on to Web Applications option if desired. Ensure that the Client Cleanup Prompt option is selected if required, as shown in the following screen shot: Activate the Security tab. Ensure that ALLOW is selected from the Default Authorization Action list, as shown in the following screen shot: Activate the Published Applications tab. Ensure that OFF is selected from the ICA Proxy list under Published Applications option. Click Create. Click Close. | 1,381 | 1,987 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667996089#4_2445655489 | http://intelligentsystemsmonitoring.com/knowledgebase/citrix/how-to-configure-full-vpn-setup-on-a-netscaler-gateway-appliance/ | How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance – Intelligent Systems Monitoring | How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
Configure a full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
Additional Parameters
Split Tunnel
Diagram of split tunnel settings
Split Tunnel Off
Split Tunnel ON
Reverse Split Tunnel
To configure split tunneling
Configuring Split Tunneling and Authorization
Diagram of split tunneling and authorization policy
To configure network access to internal network resources
Intranet IPs
No Intranet IPs
Intranet IPs
Configuring Name Service Resolution
To add a DNS or WINS server within a session profile
Post navigation
| Ensure that ALLOW is selected from the Default Authorization Action list, as shown in the following screen shot: Activate the Published Applications tab. Ensure that OFF is selected from the ICA Proxy list under Published Applications option. Click Create. Click Close. Activate the Policies tab of the NetScaler Gateway Session Policies and Profiles page in the Vserver or activate the Session Policies at the GROUP/USER Level as required. Create a Session policy with a required expression or ns_true, as shown in the following screenshot: Bind the Session policy to the VPN virtual server. Go to NetScaler Gateway virtual server > Policy. Choose the required session policy (in this example Session_Policy) from the drop-down list. | 1,717 | 2,452 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1667996089#5_2445657264 | http://intelligentsystemsmonitoring.com/knowledgebase/citrix/how-to-configure-full-vpn-setup-on-a-netscaler-gateway-appliance/ | How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance – Intelligent Systems Monitoring | How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
How to Configure Full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
Configure a full VPN Setup on a NetScaler Gateway Appliance
Additional Parameters
Split Tunnel
Diagram of split tunnel settings
Split Tunnel Off
Split Tunnel ON
Reverse Split Tunnel
To configure split tunneling
Configuring Split Tunneling and Authorization
Diagram of split tunneling and authorization policy
To configure network access to internal network resources
Intranet IPs
No Intranet IPs
Intranet IPs
Configuring Name Service Resolution
To add a DNS or WINS server within a session profile
Post navigation
| Activate the Policies tab of the NetScaler Gateway Session Policies and Profiles page in the Vserver or activate the Session Policies at the GROUP/USER Level as required. Create a Session policy with a required expression or ns_true, as shown in the following screenshot: Bind the Session policy to the VPN virtual server. Go to NetScaler Gateway virtual server > Policy. Choose the required session policy (in this example Session_Policy) from the drop-down list. If Split Tunnel was configured to ON, you should configure the Intranet Applications you would like the users to access when connected to the VPN. Go to NetScaler Gateway > Resources > Intranet Applications
. Create a new Intranet Application. Select Transparent for FullVPN with Windows client. Select the protocol you would like to allow (TCP, UDP, or ANY), Destination Type (IP address and Mask, IP address Range, or Hostname). | 1,987 | 2,885 |
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