Question: define bmt medical

The passage provides two definitions for BMT: 1. Bachelor of Medical Technology, and 2. Bone Marrow Transplant or Bone Marrow Transplantation.

Bone marrow transplantation (BMT) is a medical procedure where doctors replace diseased or damaged bone marrow with healthy bone marrow. This is often achieved by destroying the existing bone marrow through high doses of chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy.

A bone marrow transplant is a therapy for patients with specific cancers or diseases, involving the transfer of filtered stem cells from bone marrow. Complications include graft failure due to insufficient donated stem cells or recurrent disease, and graft-versus-host disease (GVHD), a potentially life-threatening condition.

BMT (Bone Marrow Transplantation) is commonly used as the primary treatment for various hematologic malignancies, including leukemias, lymphomas, and multiple myeloma. It is also being explored for use in solid tumors like colon and breast cancer, autoimmune diseases, and inherited blood disorders.

The term BMT (Black Man's Time) refers to a cultural practice among Africans and Caribbean people, allowing for a lateness of up to an hour for an agreed arrival time. Any delay beyond this is considered late.

A bone marrow transplant, referred to as a stem cell transplant or hematopoietic stem cell transplant, is a procedure that replaces unhealthy blood-forming stem cells with healthy ones, providing a potential cure for some patients.

BMT is a manufacturer of Automatic and Semi-Automatic Can Making and Seaming machines.

An advanced EMT (AETMs) is a medical professional with additional specialized training and certification beyond the standard AETM level. They can perform functions typically associated with paramedics, including EKG readings and IV administration. (Source: 1)

The passage discusses bone marrow and peripheral blood stem cell transplantations as procedures used to restore destroyed stem cells through high doses of chemotherapy and radiation therapy. There are three types of transplants: autologous, in which patients receive their own stem cells.

The passage discusses bone marrow and peripheral blood stem cell transplantations as procedures used to restore destroyed stem cells through chemotherapy and radiation therapy. There are three types of transplants: autologous, where patients receive their own stem cells.

The End of Course (EOC) test at BMT is the last written assessment evaluating all education and training in War Skills and Military Studies. Classroom instruction is the focus of the test, while practical training is assessed during BEAST.

Bone marrow transplantation (BMT) and peripheral blood stem cell transplantation (PBSCT) are medical procedures used to restore stem cells destroyed by intense chemotherapy and radiation therapy.

BMETs (Biomedical Equipment Technicians) work in hospitals, clinics, private sector firms, and the military. Their primary responsibilities include installing, inspecting, maintaining, repairing, calibrating, modifying, and designing biomedical equipment and support systems according to medical standards. They also perform specialized duties.

Medical Equipment Management is a crucial aspect of overseeing a clinical or biomedical engineering department. Also recognized as biomedical equipment management, clinical engineering, or clinical equipment management.

Bone marrow transplantation (BMT) and peripheral blood stem cell transplantation (PBSCT) are procedures to restore destroyed stem cells from high doses of chemotherapy and radiation therapy. There are three types: autologous transplants involve patients receiving their own stem cells.

The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) refers to the connection of medical devices and applications to healthcare IT systems through online networks, enabling machine-to-machine communication via Wi-Fi technology.

In autologous bone marrow transplants, the stem cells used are the child's own.

The term "medical" refers to the branch of science dealing with the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases using drugs and other non-surgical methods.

In the 1990s, investment banks combined Technology, Media, and Telecom companies due to their overlapping products and services, organizing their capital raising and research under the TMT umbrella.

The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) refers to a network that enables communication between medical devices and healthcare IT systems using machine-to-machine interaction.

The author reflects on their experience at Basic Military Training (BMT) in the Air Force, admitting they neglected to share details upon returning. They describe BMT as an experience that was hated during but loved in retrospect. Now, a year into their service, they plan to share some of their BMT experiences.

Transurethral microwave thermotherapy (TUMT) is a treatment method that shrinks the enlarged prostate to alleviate symptoms through microwave heat application.

Military bearing refers to the military posture, demeanor, and etiquette that members of the armed forces are expected to display. It includes maintaining an upright posture, making eye contact, speaking clearly and respectfully, and adhering to rules and regulations.

The passage summarizes a definition of BMT found on the All Acronyms website, dated August 10, 2016. BMT is an acronym for a medical term, but the exact definition is not provided in the passage.

Biomedical technicians inspect, repair, calibrate, and design advanced medical equipment to ensure successful patient outcomes in healthcare.

The passage defines the term "medical" in the context of medicine. It refers to things related to the science of medicine, treatment using drugs, and opposing surgery. The term also signifies curative, medicinal, and pertaining to health or requiring non-surgical treatment.

An advanced EMT with additional training and certification in EKG and IV administration, typically reserved for paramedics in emergency medicine.

In the 1990s, investment banks categorized Technology, Media, and Telecom (TMT) companies together due to their overlapping products and services, and conducted capital raising and research under this umbrella term.

A Biomedical Engineering Technician or Technologist (BMET or BES/BMES) is a professional responsible for maintaining, configuring, and ensuring the safe functionality of medical equipment through electro-mechanical expertise.

The United States Air Force's eight-and-a-half-week Basic Military Training prepares individuals to become Airmen in the Air Force, Reserve, or National Guard through physical and mental training.

Medical transcription involves manually converting voice reports dictated by healthcare professionals into text format. (Download a free guide.)

The passage refers to BMT being defined as an acronym or abbreviation in a large and reputable dictionary database, and provides a link to The Free Dictionary for further information on what BMT stands for.

The passage defines the term "medical" in the context of medicine. It refers to things related to the science of healing through drugs or other treatments, rather than surgery. The term can also be used as a synonym for medicinal.

Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a potent psychedelic drug that is a type of tryptamine alkaloid. It naturally occurs in certain plants, animals, and in small quantities in the human brain, where its function is unclear. DMT is recognized for its strong effects.

The passage defines the term "medical" in two ways. First, it refers to things related to physicians or the practice of medicine, distinguishing it from surgery. Second, it describes medical as requiring or devoted to medical treatment, such as in a medical emergency.

Myelosuppression is the suppression of bone marrow's production of blood cells and platelets.

Medical equipment repairers, or biomedical equipment technicians (BMET), are responsible for fixing various types of electronic, electromechanical, and hydraulic medical equipment used in hospitals and healthcare offices.

Physical Medicine is a medical specialty focusing on rehabilitating physically ill or injured patients through the application of physical agents, mechanical equipment, and manipulation.

The passage defines the term "medical" in two ways. First, it refers to anything related to physicians or the practice of medicine, including the medical profession and journals. Second, it refers to matters requiring or devoted to medical treatment and advancements in medical science.

The passage defines the term "medical" in the context of medicine. It refers to things related to the practice of healing through drugs or treatment, rather than surgery. The term also has less common usage as a synonym for medicinal. Additionally, the passage includes the etymology of the word, which originated from the Latin word for "physician" or "healer."

Medical transcription involves converting voice reports dictated by healthcare professionals into text format manually. (No mention of cloud storage in the passage.)

The passage describes physical medicine as a medical specialty that utilizes physical agents, mechanical apparatus, and manipulation to rehabilitate patients with physical diseases or injuries.

The term "medical" refers to the field of medicine, including the study of healing and treatment using drugs rather than surgery. It is also an alternative term for medicinal.

The passage defines the term "medical" as pertaining to physicians, medicine, or medical treatment. It can refer to professionals, journals, problems, or advancements in the field of medicine.

The United States Air Force Basic Military Training is an 8.5-week program that prepares individuals to become Airmen in the Air Force, Reserve, or National Guard through physical and mental training.

Neurologic Music Therapy (NMT) is a music therapy approach grounded in neuroscience, focusing on music's impact on brain function and behavior through perception and production.

The B.M.T. sandwich at Subway is named after its big, meaty, and tasty ingredients. The acronym also pays homage to the Brooklyn Manhattan Transit system, a theme in Subway's early days. It consists of Black Forest ham, Genoa salami, and spicy pepperoni.

Medication therapy management (MTM) is a type of medical care provided by pharmacists, aimed at optimizing drug therapy and enhancing therapeutic outcomes for patients. This definition was adopted by eleven national pharmacy organizations in 2004.

The B.M.T. sandwich at Subway is named after its Biggest, Meatiest, Tastiest ingredients, which is a playful reference to the Brooklyn Manhattan Transit system. It consists of Black Forest ham, Genoa salami, and spicy pepperoni.

Physical medicine is a medical field focusing on diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases and disabilities through physical methods. These methods include manipulation, massage, exercise, and the use of mechanical devices, as well as heat, cold, electricity, radiation, and water applications.

The passage defines the term "medical" with two meanings: first, pertaining to the healing of diseases and the practice of medicine; second, containing or used in medicine with medicinal properties. Related entries include various forms of medicago (a plant genus), medicaid (a health program), and various medical-related terms such as advice, aid, assistance, and jewelry.

The passage describes the meaning of the term "medical" as pertaining to the art, science, or practice of healing diseases or containing medicine. It also introduces the term as a noun referring to a medical examination.

The MedTermsTM Medical Dictionary is an online resource with numerous classical and contemporary medical terms that are regularly updated.

An advanced EMT with additional training and certification in EKG and IV administration, typically a paramedic capability.

The treadmill test, also known as a stress test, involves walking on a moving belt while heart and breathing rates are monitored to induce myocardial ischemia for diagnosing coronary artery disease. Other stress tests include dobutamine stress echocardiography and adenosine stress test.

Physical therapy is a branch of rehabilitative health that employs customized exercises and equipment to help patients restore or enhance their physical capabilities.

A bone marrow or umbilical cord blood transplant involves replacing diseased stem cells with healthy ones to treat serious illnesses. This passage discusses diseases treatable with such transplants, the cells used, and the transplant process as a treatment option.

Medication Therapy Management (MTM) is a service defined by 11 national pharmacy organizations in 2004, aimed at optimizing drug therapy for individual patients to improve therapeutic outcomes.

Medical massage is a type of massage that focuses on addressing specific health issues based on a diagnosis. It is administered after a thorough assessment by a medical massage therapist and is designed to achieve specific therapeutic outcomes.

The passage defines the term "medical" as pertaining to physicians or the practice of medicine, and requiring or devoted to medical treatment. The definition includes an adverb form "medically."

The passage defines the term "medical" with the following meanings: 1. related to the practice of medicine, 2. curative or medicinal, 3. treated without surgery, and 4. concerning one's health or requiring medical leave.

DMT is a neurotransmitter found in the human body and plants. Orally ingesting DMT requires an MAO inhibitor for it to take effect, which produces different results compared to smoking or vaporizing it.

A passage describes a sterile liquid derived from tubercle bacillus cultures, used historically for tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment.

An EMT is a medical technician trained to deliver basic emergency services, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation, before and during transportation to a hospital. They are called emergency medical technicians, and their role can be compared to that of a paramedic.

A histocompatible donor with optimal HLA match is typically a relative, often a sibling, and in rare instances, a parent or grandparent. Each person receives two sets of chromosomes, resulting in four HLA genes inherited from each parent.

A therapist is a person specialized in providing treatment and rehabilitation using methods other than drugs or surgery.

The passage describes Physical Medicine as a branch of medicine focusing on treating, preventing, and diagnosing diseases through physical means. Techniques include manipulation, massage, exercise, use of mechanical devices, and application of heat, cold, electricity, radiation, and water. Alternative names are Physiatrics and Physiatry.

The term "medical" is an adjective used in the field of medicine, referring to treatments using drugs instead of surgery. It can also be used as a synonym for medicinal. Additionally, "medical" is used informally to describe a medical examination.

Medical device repairers, also referred to as medical equipment repairers or biomedical equipment technicians (BMETs), carry out maintenance and repairs on medical devices and equipment. A minimum of an associate's degree is necessary to enter this field.

Medical transcription is a health profession involving the conversion of voice-recorded reports by physicians or healthcare professionals into text format, also known as MT.

The passage defines technology as the science of applying knowledge to practical purposes or as a scientific method for achieving a practical outcome.

The passage defines "medical" as pertaining to the practice of medicine, curative, non-surgical, and related to one's health or a health examination. It can also refer to something done or received in relation to health.

The passage defines the term "medical" as relating to a medical examination (noun) or pertaining to the practice of medicine (adjective).

Physical medicine is a branch of medicine focused on managing physical disabilities caused by conditions such as rheumatic disease, asthma, and poliomyelitis. It is synonymous with rehabilitation (sense 2).

The Pre Medical Test (PMT) is an examination organized by different institutions for granting entry into their medical programs.

The passage discusses the term "medical," which refers to things related to the study, practice, or profession of medicine. It also signifies conditions or diseases that can be treated through medical means rather than surgery.

The Air Force's Basic Military Training Physical Fitness Test is a three-part assessment measuring endurance and evaluating physical strengths, abilities, and cardio-respiratory fitness. Passing this test is necessary to graduate boot camp and proceed to Advanced Individual Training.

Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a potent psychedelic drug that is a type of tryptamine alkaloid. It naturally occurs in certain plants, animals, and in small quantities in the human brain, where its function remains unknown.

The term "medical" can be used as a noun to refer to a medical examination, or as an adjective to describe something related to the practice of medicine.

A medical tube is a device used in healthcare for removing liquids from the body, such as blood from an injury. A medical equipment refers to a device used in a hospital for administering liquids directly into the body, like medicine.

The treadmill test (TMT) is a common stress test used to diagnose coronary artery disease by inducing myocardial ischemia. Other stress tests include dobutamine stress echocardiography and adenosine stress test.

A medical laboratory technologist (MLT) is a regulated health professional in Ontario under the Medical Laboratory Technology Act, 1991. In contrast, medical laboratory assistants and medical laboratory technicians are not regulated in the province.

Microwave Therapy (TUMT) is a treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) symptoms, providing an alternative to medication. TUMT utilizes microwave energy transmitted through the urethra to the prostate, heating it internally to alleviate symptoms.

Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a naturally occurring psychedelic drug derived from the tryptamine family. It's found in various plants and produced in the human body through the enzyme tryptamine-N-methyltransferase and neurotransmitter serotonin. DMT can be consumed through ingestion, injection, or inhalation methods.

Medical transcription is a health profession involving the conversion of voice-recorded reports by physicians or healthcare professionals into text format.

Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a naturally occurring psychedelic drug produced in the body through the enzyme tryptamine-N-methyltransferase and neurotransmitter serotonin. Found in plants and the human body, DMT can be consumed through ingestion, injection, or inhalation. Strassman discovered that DMT is released by the pineal gland during near-death experiences and fetal development's

Medical technology refers to the application of scientific knowledge from fields like chemistry, physics, and engineering to enhance health and streamline healthcare delivery.

The Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) is a more extensively trained mid-level prehospital emergency medical services provider in the US, surpassing the Emergency Medical Technician-Intermediate (EMT-I) level, which was introduced in 2013 and is now implemented in most states.

The term "medical" has two meanings. First, it refers to anything related to the practice of healing diseases or the science of medicine. This includes professions, services, and literature. Second, it means containing or used in medicine, and having medicinal properties.

The medical model in psychology assumes that abnormal behavior is caused by physical issues, which necessitates medical treatment. This approach is applicable in cases of traumatic brain injury.

Thymine is a pyrimidine base with the chemical composition of C5H6N2O2, making it one of the four bases involved in coding genetic information in DNA, alongside adenine, cytosine, guanine, and uracil.

State-administered NEMT is an advanced form of non-emergency medical transportation for MHCP recipients with physical or mental conditions that prevent them from using local transport services safely.

A clinical laboratory technician or medical laboratory technician is a skilled professional responsible for conducting clinical laboratory analyses.

The term "medical" refers to something related to the practice of medicine or healing. It can denote curative, medicinal properties, treatments that do not involve surgery, or indicators of one's health condition.

The MBChB degree is a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery award given in the U.K., New Zealand, and South Africa after completing a five-year program that combines undergraduate and graduate studies.

Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) is a naturally occurring psychedelic drug produced in the body through tryptamine-N-methyltransferase and serotonin, found in various plants and the human body. DMT can be consumed in different ways, including ingestion, injection, and inhalation. Strassman discovered that DMT is released by the pineal gland during near-death experiences and during fetus development on the 4


Question: where is the show shameless filmed

Shameless, a TV series produced by Showtime, premiered on January 9, 2011, and is currently in its sixth season, scheduled to air in January, 2016. Despite being filmed in Los Angeles, the show is set in Chicago's Canaryville neighborhood on the South Side.

Shameless is set to film in Chicago for five days next week as part of their annual production schedule, which typically includes weeks of shooting in Los Angeles.

"Shameless" is a comedy-drama television series that airs on Showtime in the US. It's a remake of a British series, and while filmed in Los Angeles, exterior scenes are shot in Chicago's Canaryville neighborhood.

The Showtime series "Shameless" is returning to Chicago to film exterior scenes for the upcoming season, with principal filming set to take place in Chicago over the next week. Casting agency 4 Star Casting is currently seeking local talent for the production. The series, which is primarily filmed in Los Angeles, will have daily filming locations in Chicago during this time.

Shameless is a US comedy-drama TV series broadcast on Showtime, based on the British version. It is set in Chicago but filmed in Los Angeles, with exterior scenes shot in Chicago.

Shameless, a Showtime series, is filming exterior scenes in Chicago later this month. The production is seeking extras.

Shameless is filming in Chicago for five days next week as part of their annual production schedule.

The passage lists filming locations for the Showtime series Shameless in Chicago, specifically at 2119 S Homan Ave, 2113 S Homan Ave, and 1937 S. Spaulding Ave.

"Shameless" is returning to Chicago for exterior filming of the new season, and 4 Star Casting is looking for extras. The Showtime series, which is mostly filmed in Los Angeles, will be shooting exterior scenes in Chicago next week.

Shameless will film on location in Chicago for five days, including scenes at the Gallagher house and Sheila's house.

The passage discusses filming locations for the Showtime series "Shameless" featuring William H. Macy and Emmy Rossum in Chicago and Los Angeles. An update includes Season 5 Episode 2 locations. The author mentions being busy and plans to add more locations. A warning is given about potentially unsafe neighborhoods in Chicago for visitors.

An actress famous for her role in "Twin Peaks" is temporarily in Chicago for Shameless before the production officially moves its offices to the town.

Reader Aaron met and took a photo with William H. Macy on the set of Shameless in Chicago during a 5-day filming stint for exterior shots. The Showtime series, primarily filmed in Los Angeles, was shooting in a Chicago neighborhood near W Ogden Av & S Christiana Ave.

The US version of Shameless TV series is set in Canaryville, Chicago, an old neighborhood with a reputation for being insular or hostile to outsiders. Its population was around half of what it was in 1930 in the year 2010.

Production for the first episode of the series started on July 3, 2014 with a table read, and shooting began on July 8, 2014. The show was renewed for a sixth season on January 12, 2015.

The American version of Shameless, which airs on Showtime, was renewed for a fourth season on January 29, 2013. The original U.K. series of Shameless began airing in 2004 and aired its 11th and final season in February 2013.

BAFTA-winning British drama "Shameless," produced by Company Pictures for Channel 4, is set in the fictional Chatsworth Council Estate in Stretford, Greater Manchester, England. The series, consisting of seven episodes, began airing on 13 January 2004.

Shameless is filming on location in Chicago for five days, including at the Gallagher and Sheila's houses.

Shameless was renewed for a sixth season in January 2015, with a premiere scheduled for 2016. The writers started working on the season in April 2015, and principal photography began in August 2015.

The UK television series "Shameless" is a comedy-drama set in Manchester's fictional Chatsworth council estate. It was produced by Company Pictures for Channel 4 and aired from 2004 to 2013.

Shameless was renewed for a sixth season in January 2015, with a premiere set for 2016. The writers started working on the season in April 2015, and principal photography began in August 2015.

The third season of the series began shooting in June 2012 and premiered in January 2013. It was renewed for a fourth season in January 2014, which premiered the following year. The series was renewed for a fifth season in February 2014.

The British comedy-drama series "Shameless," produced by Company Pictures for Channel 4, is set in Manchester's fictional Chatsworth council estate and aired from 2004 to 2013.

The British comedy-drama series "Shameless," produced by Company Pictures for Channel 4, is set on the fictional Chatsworth council estate in Manchester and aired from 2004 to 2013.

The sixth season of Shameless premiered on Showtime in the US on January 10, 2016 with twelve episodes. The day after the premiere, Showtime renewed the dramedy series for a seventh season.

Production for Shameless Season 8 will start in May 2017, with a fall premiere and a 12-episode run. The renewal was announced the day after the Season 7 finale aired, which included a post-credits scene asking viewers to return next year.

Shameless was renewed for a sixth season in January 2015, which premiered in January 2016. The writers started working on the season in April 2015, and principal photography began in August 2015.

The US remake of Shameless premiered with a 12-episode first season on January 9, 2011. It introduced the Gallagher family, living in Chicago's South Side Back of the Yards neighborhood, and other shameless characters.

Shameless season 7 will premiere on Showtime on October 02, 2016.

The hit Showtime series "Shameless" is filming in Chicago from Dec. 14 to Dec. 18 and is in search of extras.

The fifth season of the American drama series "Shameless," based on the British show of the same name by Paul Abbott, aired on Showtime starting January 11, 2015.

"Shameless," a comedy-drama TV series created by John Wells, premiered on Showtime in January 2011 as an American remake of the British show of the same name. The series, led by William H. Macy and Emmy Rossum, is filmed in Los Angeles with exterior scenes in Chicago, and has been renewed for a ninth season.

The seventh season of Shameless, consisting of 84 episodes, concluded on December 18, 2016. The series was renewed for an eighth season on December 19, 2016, set to premiere on November 5, 2017.

Production for Shameless's eighth season will start in May 2017, with a fall premiere and 12 episodes. The longest-running original scripted series on Showtime, Shameless saw an increase in ratings during its seventh season, which was its highest-rated yet.

BAFTA-winning British drama series "Shameless" is set on the fictional Chatsworth Council Estate in Stretford, Greater Manchester, England. Produced by Company Pictures for Channel 4, the first season of seven episodes began airing on January 13, 2004.

Shameless season 7 will premiere on Showtime on October 2, 2016.

The TV show "Shameless," set in Chicago's South Side, follows the lives of Frank Gallagher, an alcoholic father, and his seven children as they try to build better lives despite his disruptive influence.

Shameless was renewed for a 12-episode fifth season in February 2014, which aired from January 11, 2015 to April 5, 2015. The Gallaghers continued their shameless behavior in the new season of the Showtime Original Series.

Showtime's "Shameless," an Emmy-winning family dramedy, has been confirmed for a return with a eight season.

Showtime renewed the series for a third season on February 1, 2012. Production started on June 27, 2012, and the season premiered on January 13, 2013.

Shameless was renewed for a 12-episode fifth season on February 19, 2014, which aired from January 11, 2015 to April 5, 2015. The Gallagher family faces new challenges as real estate speculators and organic coffee shops threaten their South Side Chicago community. They band together to resist the invading hipster hordes in their unique way.

The fourth season of the American drama series Shameless, adapted from the British original by Paul Abbott, aired on Showtime starting January 12, 2014, at 9:00 p.m. EST on Sundays.

Shameless was renewed for a 12-episode fifth season in February 2014, which aired from January 11, 2015 to April 5, 2015.

The fifth season of the American drama TV series "Shameless," based on Paul Abbott's award-winning British show, aired on Showtime starting January 11, 2015. The executive producers were John Wells, Paul Abbott, and Andrew Stearn, with Michael Hissrich producing.

The fourth season of the American drama series "Shameless," based on Paul Abbott's award-winning British show, premiered on Showtime on January 12, 2014, at 9:00 p.m. EST. John Wells, Paul Abbott, and Andrew Stearn served as executive producers, with Michael Hissrich producing.

The sixth season of the American comedy-drama television series "Shameless," based on Paul Abbott's award-winning British series, aired from January 10, 2016 to April 3, 2016.

Showtime has confirmed the production of Season 8 of Shameless, following Emmy Rossum's contract resolution. The new season will commence filming in May 2017 and is set to air in the fall with 12 episodes. The announcement was made a day after the Season 7 finale aired, featuring a post-credits teaser for the upcoming year.

"Shameless," a British comedy-drama series produced by Company Pictures for Channel 4 from 2004 to 2013, was set in Manchester's Chatsworth council estate and received critical acclaim from The Sun and BBC Two. Created and partially written by Paul Abbott, the show explored British working class culture.

The UK TV series "Shameless," created by James Abbott, will end with its 11th season. Production is ongoing in Manchester for the final 14 episodes, set to air in 2013.

Showtime has renewed Shameless for a seventh season with a premiere date in 2017. The American version of the series will have 12 new episodes, and filming will begin that summer.

Showtime ordered the production of "Shameless" Season 4 due to its high ratings and growing fanbase (2 million at Season 3 start). The premiere episode is scheduled for January 12, 2014, with 12 episodes in the season. Paul Abbott will direct the production.

Series Eleven of Shameless, the final season, aired 14 episodes starting 26 February, 2013 at 10PM on Channel 4. Past characters like Lip Gallagher (Jody Latham) and Fiona Gallagher (Anne-Marie Duff) returned for the finale.

View the first episode of Shameless at no cost.

Shameless was renewed for a sixth season in January 2015, which aired from January to April 2016. The new season will continue the story a few months after the end of Season 5, with the Gallagher family facing another cold winter.

Showtime has confirmed the production of Shameless Season 8, set to begin in May 2017 for a fall premiere. The series, which is Showtime's longest-running original scripted show, will consist of 12 episodes. Despite Emmy Rossum's contract dispute, the show managed to increase ratings in its seventh season, making it the highest-rated season yet.

The passage provides the current and past release dates for the eighth season of Shameless, with the official date for the new season still to be announced but expected in the fall of 2017. The seventh season of Shameless premiered on October 2, 2016.

The premiere of Shameless season 6 is scheduled for January 10, 2016, with 12 new episodes. The show, which is one of the last remaining series from Showtime's previous regime, has been renewed for a seventh season, set to begin shooting later in the year.

The sixth season of Shameless, an American drama TV series based on the British original by Paul Abbott, was renewed in January 2015 for a premiere in 2016. The writers started working on the season in April 2015.

The UK version of Shameless ended after its 11th series in 2013, which aired from February 26 to May 28. Channel 4 made the announcement on October 9, 2012. For articles on different aspects of the show, visit this link.

The U.K. hit series Shameless is executive produced for American television by John Wells, Andrew Stearn, Christopher Chulack, Nancy M. Pimental, Davey Holmes, and Krista Vernoff, with John Wells leading its development.

The season premiere of the series aired on October 2, 2016, marking its first debut in autumn. A free preview of the premiere episode was made available online by Showtime on September 23, 2016.

The fifth season of the American drama television series "Shameless" was produced, with executive leadership from John Wells, Paul Abbott, Andrew Stearn, and Michael Hissrich. It is based on the British series of the same name by Paul Abbott.

Shameless had the highest-rated series debut on Showtime in the US in 2011, with 982,000 unique viewers and the biggest turnout for a series premiere since Dead Like Me in 2003.

Showtime ordered the production of "Shameless" Season 4 due to its high ratings and growing fanbase (2 million at Season 3 start). The premiere episode is scheduled for January 12, 2014.

The US version of the British TV show "Shameless," which is known for its gritty portrayal of life in the Chatsworth estate, premieres tonight on Showtime. In the UK version, Anne-Marie Duff played the lead role for two seasons before leaving with her co-star James McAvoy.

Shameless is a comedy-drama series that premiered on Showtime in January 2011, based on the British series of the same name. Development began in January 2009 between HBO and John Wells, with filming of the pilot episode taking place in December 2009. The first season concluded in March 2011, and as of April 2015, six seasons and 60 episodes had aired.

This passage provides the URLs for two websites, epguides.com and tvmaze.com, which offer show information and episode details, respectively. The authors have no affiliation with the show or network and are only sharing this information. Users are cautioned about the external sites' user experiences. The guide can be distributed and copied for personal use in its entirety.

The sixth season of "Shameless" started airing on January 10, 2016. The show, which is one of the last remaining series from Showtime's previous regime, was renewed for a seventh season on January 12, 2016.

HBO initiated the development of an American Shameless version in January 2009 through a deal with John Wells. By October 2009, the project had transitioned to Showtime. A pilot episode was filmed by John Wells Productions for Showtime in December 2009, with William H. Macy starring as Frank Gallagher.

The eleventh and last season of Shameless aired from February 26, 2013 to May 28, 2013, comprising 14 episodes. The series finale brought back several previously departed Gallagher children.

Showtime renewed Shameless for a fourth season, with a premiere date set for January 12, 2014.

The passage promotes the television series "Shameless" as comedic and truthful, with a mature content warning for viewers aged 18 and above. It encourages watching all episodes from seasons 1-11.

The text provides the release date for Season 7 of Shameless, which is October 2, 2016.

The passage mentions the premiere dates for seasons 5, 6, 7, and 8 of the TV show "Shameless." Seasons 5 and 6 premiered in 2015 and 2016, respectively, while the release dates for seasons 7 and 8 are not specified in the passage.

Season 5 of Shameless aired from January 11, 2015 to April 5, comprising 12 episodes. These episodes are available on Netflix, depending on region availability. The season began with Episode 1: Milk of the Gods, followed by Episode 2: I'm the Liver.

The ninth series of Shameless aired from January 9 to March 13, 2012, with only 11 of the originally planned 22 episodes being broadcast. The first two episodes were shown on consecutive nights. These 11 episodes later became the tenth series.

The premiere of "Shameless" season 6 is set for January 10, 2016, with 12 new episodes. The show is one of the last remaining series from Showtime's previous regime, so viewers are encouraged to comment in support. (Update: The premiere was successful, with good news ensuing on January 12, 2016.)

This guide provides the home sites for show information at http://epguides.com/ and episode details at http://www.tvmaze.com/. No connection to the show or network is claimed, and user experience on external sites is not guaranteed.

Showtime announces the return of "Shameless" for its eighth season on November 5, 2017 at 9/8c. Frank (William H. Macy) aims to be socially contributing and Fiona (Emmy Rossum) discovers something new.

Showtime has renewed "Shameless" for a ninth season following its rating success in the eighth season's premiere.

This passage provides the home sites for a TV show guide, with one source offering show information at epguides.com and another providing episode details at tvmaze.com. The authors have no affiliation with the show or network and offer the information as a resource for fans. The guide can be distributed and copied for personal use.

The American drama "Shameless," a remake of the British series, debuted on Showtime TV in January 2011. Its first 12 episodes boosted its ratings, leading to the continuation of the storyline.

The sixth season of "Shameless" ends with a cliffhanger, leaving the Gallagher family at a crossroads. Executive producer Nancy Pimental discusses the surprising events of the season and previews what's to come in season seven with The Hollywood Reporter.

The fifth season of Shameless, a drama TV series adapted from Paul Abbott's British original, premiered on Showtime in January 2015. Executive producers include John Wells, Paul Abbott, Andrew Stearn, and Michael Hissrich.

The fourth season of Shameless on Showtime will premiere on January 12, 2014, along with new seasons of Episodes featuring Matt LeBlanc and House of Lies with Don Cheadle.

The sixth season of the American drama TV series "Shameless," inspired by Paul Abbott's British show of the same name, is set to debut on January 17, 2016.

The seventh season of Shameless aired 16 episodes starting January 26, 2010. Ian Gallagher, Paddy Maguire, Maxine Donnelly, and Joe Pritchard left as main characters.

Four series of Shameless, consisting of 33 episodes, have aired on Channel 4, including a Christmas special before series 2 and a New Year special before series 3. The broadcast dates are: Series 1 - 7 episodes from 13 January 2004 to 24 February 2004.

The premiere date for Shameless season 6 is January 17, 2016, with 12 new episodes. The series, which had 1.93 million and 1.96 million U.S. viewers in seasons 4 and 5 respectively, was renewed for another season.

This passage provides the URLs for two websites, epguides.com and tvmaze.com, which offer show information and episode details, respectively. The authors have no affiliation with the show or network and offer this information as a resource for fans. They cannot guarantee the quality of the user experience on external sites.

The term "Shameless" can refer to two different television series: a UK version that aired from 2004 to 2013, and an American remake of that show.

This passage provides the URLs for two websites, epguides.com and tvmaze.com, which offer show information and episode details, respectively. The authors have no affiliation with the show or network and aim to help fans with this information.

The Shameless series was renewed for an eighth season, which debuted on November 5, 2017. As of January 28, 2018, 96 episodes had been aired. The series was also renewed for a ninth season on November 8, 2017.

The TV show "Shameless" depicts the Gallagher family's home as a run-down house in Canaryville. In actuality, it is the Bell family's neat residence located in the 2100 block of South Homan Avenue in North Lawndale.

The first episode of Season 1 of "Shameless" had 0.98 million U.S. viewers, while the first episode of Season 4 had 1.69 million viewers. The show was renewed for a fifth season shortly after the start of Season 4.

The seventh season of Shameless aired in January 2010 with 16 episodes. Notable departures included Ian Gallagher, Paddy Maguire, and Maxine Donnelly.

The ABC Original Series "Time After Time" films on location in New York, while "Powerless," an NBC Series, is currently filming in Los Angeles and Canada.


Question: what is mamey

The mamey referred to in this passage is a different type of fruit called Mammea Americana or simply mamey. It is larger, more round, and grows on taller trees than the sapote version of the fruit.

Mamey, also called mamey sapote or just sapote, is a native tropical fruit from the Caribbean and Central America. It is grown in tropical areas of the Americas, including Southern Florida, and is widely appreciated by peoples from the Caribbean and Central America.

A Mamey Tree is native to the Caribbean, West Indies, Central America, and Northern South America. While some cultivation exists, the tree is more commonly found in garden landscapes.

Mamey Sapote, also known as Mamey, is a fruit with a brown skin, orange flesh, and large black pit. It is believed to have antiseptic properties and is consumed to soothe an upset stomach.

The mamey fruit is pink, oblong to circular in shape, and can reach up to 10 inches in length. The seed inside is toxic and is used as an insecticide due to its toxic extracts from the sapote seed.

A little girl named Mamey calls out for the reader to say goodnight and pray as she struggles to reach acai and achat fruits hanging high on a Rawngas tree, which is described as an odd tree bearing the fruit mamey.

The mamey, identified as Mammea americana L. and belonging to the Guttiferae family, is a tropical fruit that has received limited attention in the past 40 years. It is distinct in its stability and is related to the mangosteen.

MAME is an emulator software that recreates arcade game systems' hardware on modern devices to preserve vintage games and prevent their loss or forgetting.

Mauby is a Caribbean beverage, resembling tea or syrup, with a root beer-like flavor but a bitter aftertaste.

Mauby is a Caribbean beverage, resembling tea or syrup, with a distinct flavor akin to root beer but having a bitter aftertaste. Different spellings include mabi, maby, and mavi.

Mauby is a Caribbean tea or syrup with a distinctive flavor, similar to root beer but with a bitter aftertaste. It is produced on various Caribbean islands and can be spelled differently, including mabi, maby, and mavi.

Mauby is a Caribbean beverage, resembling tea or syrup, with a distinctive flavor akin to root beer but having a bitter aftertaste.

The maturity of a mamey fruit can be determined by gently scratching its surface near both ends. If the flesh underneath is an orange-red color at both ends, the fruit has fully developed on the tree and will continue to ripen off the tree.

The mamey sapote tree has a large trunk and few large limbs, producing a football-shaped fruit with a thick, russet brown skin and salmon pink to red, soft pulp. Weighing between 1-6 pounds, the sweet-tasting fruit is often eaten fresh or used for milkshakes, ice cream, jellies, pastes, and conserves.

Meringue is a dessert commonly linked to French, Swiss, and Italian cuisine. It's made from whipped egg whites or aquafaba, sugar, and sometimes an acid like lemon vinegar or cream of tartar.

An Internet meme is a concept or piece of content, often humorous, that spreads via the Internet through mimicry or imitation. It can take various forms such as images, videos, websites, or hashtags.

The term "mawmaw" is a Cajun word for grandmother, predominantly used in South Louisiana. It refers to my mom's mother in my family. An alternate definition may be found as "grandmother" in some dictionaries.

Hominy is a food made from alkali-treated dried maize kernels. It is used in various dishes such as pozole, hominy bread, chili, casseroles, and fried dishes. Hominy can be coarsely ground into grits or finely mashed into dough (masa) for Latin American cuisine.

Two varieties of mamey sapote commonly grown in Florida are Magana and Pantin. Magana is larger, football-shaped with dark, salmon-colored flesh, while Pantin, also known as Key West sapote, is smaller, round, and has brighter salmon-colored flesh with a sweeter flavor.

An Internet meme is a concept, activity, or media that spreads online, often through imitation.

The passage describes the seed of small fruits as russet-brown, rough, and roughly ovoid or ellipsoid in shape, measuring around 2 1/2 inches long. Larger fruits may have more seeds, up to 4. The seed leaves a stain when its juice comes into contact with a surface.

An Internet meme is a concept or media that spreads online through mimicry, such as planking (lying down in public places) and the Harlem Shake dance.

The passage is about the Mamey sapote tree, which belongs to the Pouteria genus and is also known as Pouteria sapota. It is a perennial evergreen or semi-deciduous plant used for ornamental purposes. The tree thrives in tropical Mediterranean or subtropical climates. Its leaves are obovate and green with a shiny appearance, and it produces small white flowers next to the branches.

The 'Pantin' mamey sapote is a distinctive tropical fruit with a creamy, sweet interior and vibrant salmon-colored flesh. Its taste is a combination of sweet potato, pumpkin, almond, chocolate, honey, and vanilla.

Hog maw, also known as Seimaaga in Pennsylvania Dutch dialect, is a dish made from a cleaned pig's stomach filled with cubed potatoes and loose pork sausage.

The Kumeyaay, also known as Tipai-Ipai, Kamia, or Diegueno, are Native American people residing in the extreme Southwestern United States and Northwest Mexico, specifically in California in the US and Baja California in Mexico. Archaeological evidence suggests human settlement in their territory dates back 12,000 years. Around 7000 BCE, two distinct cultural traditions emerged: the California Coast and Valley tradition and the Desert

The Kumeyaay, also known as Tipai-Ipai, Kamia, or Diegueno, are Native American people with a history dating back 12,000 years in the extreme Southwestern United States and Northwest Mexico. Archaeological evidence suggests the emergence of two distinct cultural traditions around 7000 BCE: the California Coast and Valley tradition and the Desert tradition.

The name Mazey is of English and Greek origin, meaning pearl. It is a pet form of the name Margaret and has variants including Mazie, Maizie, Maisy, Maisey, and Maisee.

The term "mammy" refers to a historical archetype of a black woman in the Southern United States who worked as a nanny and housekeeper, often for white families, and nursed their children. The word derives from "mamma" or "momma," and means "mommy" in Dutch. One of the earliest fictional representations of this figure was Aunt Chloe in Harriet Beecher Stowe's "Uncle Tom's Cab

FuMee is a platform focused on examining the role of the future in current events, using a disciplined approach. The name is derived from "Futures Meeting," with an added playful implication of uncertainty.

The names Maisie (#624), Maisy (#1144), Mazie (#1775), and Maizie are popular variations of the name Mazey. Mazey is not currently ranked. The usage of Maisie, Maisy, and Maizie is high, but Mazie has fallen out of fashion.

An Internet meme is a concept or piece of media that spreads online, often for humorous reasons, through mimicry or sharing. It can be an image, video, website, hashtag, or hyperlink.

A stuffed rabbit named Mimzy from the upcoming movie "The Last Mimzy" is said to increase children's intelligence. The name Mimzy originated from Lewis Carroll's poem "Jabberwocky," and is a portmanteau word meaning "flimsy and miserable" according to Humpty Dumpty in the poem. The movie is based on the 1943 Science Fiction/Fantasy story "Mimsy Were

Mega Mawile, with its access to large power and diverse offensive moves, is a significant force in the metagame as both a wall-breaking threat and offensive contender. Its Steel/Fairy typing and Intimidate ability provide defensive strength and opportunities for damage boosts through Swords Dance.

A meme mémé is a familiar term in French for one's grandmother. The term is used more commonly than other alternatives like mamie or mame mamé. It is less used nowadays, and its usage is mainly limited to speaking about one's own grandmother. The term is not widely used in French Canada. The speaker is a French native with no known source for the information provided.

The passage describes adding Coconut Chicken Strips to a salad made with kale greens, and including half a cup of Mamey Sapote fruit in each salad. Mamey Sapote is a Central American fruit with a texture like papaya and a sweet potato-like flavor.

An Internet meme is a concept, activity, or media that spreads online, often for humorous reasons, and can take the form of images, videos, websites, or hashtags.

The Mary Eliza Mahoney House Emergency Family Shelter (MEMH) is a funded-by-DHCD program in Massachusetts that serves DHCD homeless families, making it one of the few shelters accepting boys up to age 18 and male head-of-households.

The term "Kumeyaay" was created in the 1970s and encompasses the Diegueno and Kamia-speaking indians residing in Imperial County, east of San Diego. Their cooking was done outside using fire pits. Kumeyaay men wore their hair long, either bundled on their heads or loose, while women wore bangs. As part of the mourning process, when a family member passed away, all family members would

The term "Métis" refers to people of mixed Indigenous American and European (French, English, Scottish) ancestry in North America. They are indigenous ethnic groups in Canada and certain parts of the United States.

The "mammy" archetype refers to a depiction of a black, domestic servant of African descent who was generally good-natured, often overweight, and loud. Historically, the term described a black woman in a dominant white household who took care of children and housework to improve her own children's lives. However, the term now often refers to an unfit, lazy, uncaring, or irresponsible mother.

The surname Maher originates from the Irish Gaelic name O'Meachair, which translates to 'the kindly' or 'the generous'. The O'Meachair sept was affiliated with the Ely O'Carroll clan and predominantly resided in Kilkenny and Tipperary, specifically the Barony of Ikerrin in Ireland. The name is pronounced as 'Ma-her'.

The passage discusses two distinct concepts: mafic rocks and maars. Mafic is a term for igneous rocks with a high percentage of dark minerals like amphibole, pyroxene, and olivine, and magmas that produce these rocks. These rocks are rich in magnesium and iron. A maar is a small, shallow volcanic crater with steep sides that forms when magma rapidly ascends and comes into contact with shallow ground

The passage describes the term "maître d'hôtel" or "maître d," which is the person in charge of a restaurant or those who bring food to the table. Synonyms for this role include "baker" and "barista," as they are also involved in the food industry.

Mamie is a two-syllable girls' name pronounced as MAY-mee. It has Greek and Latin origins, meaning "star of the sea" or "pearl." It is a short form of Margaret or Mary. The name gained popularity through Patrick Dennis's fictional character Auntie Mame.

Yanmega is a Pokémon introduced in Generation IV, belonging to the Bug/Flying type.

Meringue is a dessert made from whipped egg whites or aquafaba, sugar, and occasionally an acid like lemon vinegar or cream of tartar. In Italian meringue, a hot sugar syrup is added to softly whipped egg whites until stiff, creating a stable meringue that can be used for decoration or baking without deflating.

Seeds of trees germinate within two months and grow in leaf-mulch under the tree. Tree seedlings bear fruit in 6-8 years in Mexico and 8-10 years in the Bahamas. Vegetative propagation is favored over seeding to avoid male trees and for earlier fruiting.

A meme is an idea or behavior that spreads culturally from person to person.

This passage introduces a pirate dictionary, inviting readers who want to speak like pirates and avoid sounding like common landlubbers.

The Mamegoma series, created by San-X, consists of miniature seal characters. The name derives from the Japanese words "mame" (bean) and "goma" (sesame seed-mottled seal). These seals come in various colors such as white, blue, pink, yellow, and black.

The passage describes "Eeny, meeny, miny, moe" as a children's counting rhyme used for selection in games, with the last person pointed to being chosen or eliminated. Variations of this rhyme exist.

The term "mee" refers to a type of dish, specifically noodles or a meal containing noodles, which originated from Malaysian Cantonese cuisine and is also known as "mien" noodles. This term is also used on Facebook.

MAME is an arcade game emulator, different from Hyperterm, a terminal emulator. Detailed modeling is not necessary for desired emulated behavior in both cases. Flight Simulator is a simulator, distinct from SPICE, an electronics simulator.

The Pouteria sapota, also known as mamey sapote, is a native Middle American tree species, found naturally from southern Mexico to southern Costa Rica, and in Cuba.

An "aide-mémoire" is a written reminder or help to remember something. (Summarization only)

The word "mazy" is a rare adjective that means something resembling a labyrinth in form or complexity.

Métis in North America are ethnically mixed people of Indigenous American and European (French, English, Scottish) descent, forming indigenous groups in Canada and parts of the US.

Maqui berry, pronounced mah-key, is a purple super-food native to Chile, South America. It is rich in antioxidants, including Polyphenols, Anthocyanins, and amino acids.

Mami is a Spanish slang term with sexual connotations used by men towards women, synonymous with terms like chula, mamacita, mamita, and ma.

The Irish terms for "grandma" or "granny" are "Mamó" or "Maimeo," which are less formal than "grandmother" (seanmháthair, mÁthair mhÓr, or mÁthair chrÍonna). In contrast, the mother in Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" was called "Marmee," with two m's.

The mahi-mahi, or dolphinfish, is a surface-dwelling fish found in off-shore temperate, tropical, and subtropical waters globally. It is one of two members of the Coryphaenidae family, the other being the pompano dolphinfish, and is also commonly known as dorado.

Maquée, also known as fÊÉmaÊ, is a fresh white cheese from northern France and southern Belgium. It is distinguished from French fromage blanc by its unripened status and mostly lactic fermentation, as per French legislation. The name "fromage frais" is reserved for this type of cheese, and it must contain live flora at the time of sale to consumers.

The passage describes the meanings of the words "mazy" and "labyrinthian," which mean resembling a labyrinth with intricate and winding forms or structures. The word "complex" is defined as having many interconnected parts or being complicated in structure.

The passage describes the different forms of the Spanish verb "mamar" in the present subjunctive and imperative tenses. The first-person singular form is "yo mame," the third-person singular forms are "él/ella mame" or "usted mame," and the formal second-person singular imperative form is "usted mame" or "mame usted."

Mamquam Mountain is a mountain in British Columbia, Canada, located southeast of Eanastick Meadows and east of Brackendale. It is the highest summit of the Mamquam Icefield and is situated at the southern end of Garibaldi Provincial Park.

A meme is a cultural idea, behavior, or trend that spreads among people, often through the Internet. It can also refer to an entertaining image, video, or other content that becomes widely popular online.

FuMee concentrates on analyzing fundamental concepts in Futures Studies, particularly the Discipline of Anticipation, while leaving discussions on future methods for other events.

The "Nice MayMay Man" is a meme character depicted as a man with an open mouth, named after a mispronunciation of "meme." This illustration is used in the /r/circlejerk subreddit to satirize typical meme trends.

Chamoy is a Mexican condiment made from fruit like apricot, mango, or plum, chilies, and lime juice, sold in different spiciness levels. Prepare it at home using apricot jam, lime juice, and chile peppers.

Mami is a Spanish slang term with various meanings, but when used by men towards women, it holds connotations of girl, baby, sexiness, and honey. Similar terms include chula, mamacita, mamita, and ma.

Meringue is a dessert type, commonly linked to French, Swiss, and Italian cuisines, made from whipped egg whites or aquafaba, sugar, and sometimes an acid like lemon vinegar or cream of tartar.

Rosemead is a city in Los Angeles County, California, with a population of 53,764 as of 2010. It is part of a group of cities, including Arcadia, Temple City, Monterey Park, San Marino, and San Gabriel, in the west San Gabriel Valley, and has a growing Asian population.

The passage lists various names that have a similar sound to Makya. These names include Makyah, Maaja, Maasai, Maca, Macee, Macey (English), Macha, Machey, Machi (Japanese), Machie, Machy, Maci (English), Macie (English), Mackey (English), Mackie (English), Macy (English), Maecee, Maecey, Maeci,

The French word "meme même" is versatile and can function as an indefinite article, adjective, pronoun, or adverb. Its meaning varies based on context.

Mafic is a term for an igneous rock or magma rich in dark-colored minerals like amphibole, pyroxene, and olivine, and abundant in magnesium and iron.

The passage describes the noun "mimosas," which refers to a large genus of trees, shrubs, and herbs from the mimosa family. These plants are native to warm regions and are characterized by bipinnate leaves and small, white, yellow, or pink flowers arranged in heads or spikes.

The passage mentions the Russian word "Zmey" which means dragon, and suggests that to write effectively about the state of war, one should review essays by political philosophers John Locke.

Recipes using hominy include Mexican stews like pozole (with pork, chicken, or other meat), hominy bread, chili, hog 'n' hominy, casseroles, and fried dishes. In Latin America, dishes called mote also exist using hominy.

Temmie is a character from Underfell with the ability to make people consume her tem flakes despite their unpleasant taste. Her background and other characteristics are less known compared to other Underfell characters. She is described as a dog/cat hybrid.

The passage describes the first-person singular and third-person singular present subjunctive forms of the verb "mame." However, the passage does not provide any context or meaning for this verb.

The term "mafic" is used to describe minerals or rocks that are rich in magnesium and iron. This name is derived from the elements magnesium and ferric. Mafic minerals, such as olivine, pyroxene, amphibole, and biotite, are typically dark in color. Common mafic rocks include basalt, diabase, and gabbro.

The passage discusses the phrase "maw of" which means something that consumes or absorbs everything surrounding it, using the example of a lion's mouth. The term was explained with synonyms such as "fierce animal's mouth" and "bureaucracy." A thesaurus was suggested for finding synonyms and related words.

Mimsy is a female name of Hebrew origin meaning "belonging to them." The word "their" is a possessive pronoun referring to some place or "them/themselves." The homophone "there" indicates some location.

The passage discusses hominy, a food made from alkali-treated dried corn kernels. It mentions that the text contains Cherokee syllabic characters which may appear as question marks or boxes without proper rendering support.

Mahoney, born in Blackpool, was a member of an Irish family that had been evacuated there from Manchester during World War II due to heavy bombing.

Mawile is a Steel/Fairy Pokémon that debuted in Generation 3 and was previously a pure Steel type. It is known as the Deceiver Pokémon. Mawile undergoes Mega Evolution, which became available in X & Y.

Meny is a Norwegian word for a menu, with definite singular form menyen, indefinite plural form menyer, and definite plural form menyene.

Hog maw is a Pennsylvania Dutch dish made from a pig's stomach, stuffed with cubed potatoes and loose pork sausage. The stomach's lining is used as the outer casing.

The passage defines mafic as pertaining to rocks that are rich in dark, ferromagnesian minerals.

Mem is the thirteenth letter in the Semitic abjads, represented as [m]. Its Phoenician form gave rise to the Greek Mu (Î¼), Etruscan, Latin M, and Cyrillic Ð¼.

This passage describes a house for sale, which comes fully furnished and equipped. It is unique in its class and offers a beautiful view of the sea and city. The house is located near Luquillo beach, kiosks, El Yunque, hotels, and main roads. The property features two terraces with sea views, a double carport with a garage door, and an entrance gate to a side patio. The buyer only needs to bring their personal belongings.

Chamoy is a Mexican condiment made from fruit like apricot, mango, or plum, chilies, and lime juice, sold in different spiciness levels as a dip for fresh fruit.

Madam or ma'am is a polite title for addressing women, derived from the French word "madame," meaning "my lady." The formal abbreviations are Mme, Mmes or Mmes for plural, and the plural form is mesdames.

An Internet meme is a concept, activity, or piece of media that spreads online through mimicry or for humorous purposes. It can be an image, video, website, hashtag, or even a word or phrase. Memes often spread through social networks, blogs, email, and news sources.

The mauve nemesia is a perennial that typically grows up to 600 mm tall with many branching stems and dense, serrated leaves. Despite being commonly sold as an annual, it is actually a perennial with fresh green, shiny leaves.

Temmie is a monster species in the Underground, found in Waterfall as an enemy, living in Temmie Village, and running Tem Shop. Contrary to belief, defeating Temmie grants experience points and counts as a kill, preventing a True Pacifist Route in the game.

Mao is a shedding card game with the objective of getting rid of all cards in hand. It belongs to the Stops family and shares structure with Uno or Crazy Eights.

The passage shares a favorite post from 2014 about being a grandma, expressing amazement.

The Pennsylvania Dutch dish hog maw, also known as Seimaage, is made from a pig's stomach stuffed with cubed potatoes and loose pork sausage, based on its German origin Saumagen.


Question: how often to button quail lay eggs

The Montezuma quail nests between late June and August, using grass to build a nest. Parents take turns incubating the clutch of around 10 eggs per year. This bird, identified by its scaled appearance, is native to the southwestern states and can be found up to 7,000 feet in elevation in open plains, mesas, sagebrush, some woodlands, and hills.

The passage emphasizes the importance of understanding your incubator for a successful hatch of button quail eggs. For the first 14 days, the eggs should be turned at least twice daily, with three or four turnings being ideal. An automatic turner can be used to handle this task if available.

Quails are most fertile and productive between the ages of 2 to 8 months, during which they lay one egg daily. Their fertility declines after 9 months, but hens may still produce around 200 eggs yearly. For optimal results, maintain one male with two to three females.

A bobwhite quail lays an average of 12 eggs per clutch, but can produce up to 20 eggs. They lay one egg daily and lose their nests frequently, leading to multiple clutches. It takes approximately a month for the eggs to hatch.

Quail, particularly the coturnix breed in the US, start laying eggs early and frequently, with some producing up to 300 eggs per year. These birds begin laying while still young. The coturnix quail, also known as the Japanese, Bible, or Nile quail, is the most common domestically raised quail breed in the US.

A bobwhite quail lays an average of 12 eggs per clutch, but can produce up to 20. They lay one egg daily and do so frequently due to nest loss. It takes approximately a month for the eggs to hatch.

The passage advises those raising Button Quails at home to provide them with consistent lighting to regulate their egg-laying cycle. If this is not done, females may lay eggs year-round, which can be taxing on their health. The recommendation is to give the birds a 3-month break from egg production annually. This advice applies whether the quails are being raised for eggs or as pets only.

Bobwhite quails lay an average of 12 eggs per clutch, but can produce up to 20 eggs. They lay one egg daily and hatch after nearly a month due to frequent nest losses.

Quail, particularly the coturnix or Japanese quail, lay a large number of eggs starting from an early age. They can produce up to 300 eggs per year. In the US, this breed is the most commonly raised domestically. It is also known as the Bible quail and Nile quail.

The passage describes the reproductive behavior and egg-laying process of unspecified organisms. They begin laying eggs, which are tiny and olive-colored, in response to light, typically starting in February. The organisms may lay eggs every day or every other day, resulting in several hundred eggs. The eggs are collected twice a day and incubated. The organisms can start laying eggs at a few months of age regardless of the light situation in natural environments.

The passage discusses various quail breeds, including button quail, African quail, and bobwhite quail, which are good layers and lay one to two eggs per day on average. Each quail can produce around 300 eggs per year. However, wild quails, some of which are supplied to farmers, rarely lay eggs.

Bobwhite quail hens lay fewer eggs than coturnix, with an average of 150-200 eggs per year. Their eggs take 23-24 days to hatch.

The passage advises that Button Quails, whether kept for eggs or as pets, should be given a 3-month break from breeding each year to allow them to rest and recover. Continuous egg-laying can exhaust the birds.

Quail lay a large number of eggs, up to 300, under ideal conditions, starting at 8-12 weeks with sufficient daylight. Four quail eggs are similar in size to a chicken egg but contain a higher yolk-to-white ratio.

A particular quail species has a short lifespan but compensates with multiple broods per year, each consisting of approximately 12 eggs that hatch within three weeks.

Collect eggs from quails daily to prevent them from sitting on the eggs (both male and female do this). Quails lay one egg per day, so lack of eggs may indicate sickness.

A hen and her male partner construct a nest, a 3-inch deep, 9-inch wide depression filled with leaves and grass stems, to hatch a clutch of 10 to 13 eggs over a three-week period. The hen may lay eggs and raise two broods in a year.

The passage discusses the care of Button Quail chicks. After hatching from eggs that take 12-13 days to incubate, the chicks can fly in two weeks. A small water dish with marbles is recommended to prevent drowning. Use extra small gauge weld mesh with 7mm holes for the nest. Button Quails nest on the ground and lay 6-12 eggs, with the hen sitting on them for 13 days.

A Button bird has been laying eggs for the past four days, with a total of six eggs produced so far. The bird was expected to lay an egg a day, but skipped a day and made up for it with two eggs today. The bird's egg-laying frequency depends on its age, with some birds able to lay an egg a day until they are two years old, while others lay one egg a week and continue until they retire at five years old.

Button quails can lay an egg daily, but this constant egg-laying can rapidly deplete a female's bone calcium and essential nutrients, resulting in an early death without proper care.

Quails bred for egg-laying require 14 hours of light daily, which may necessitate artificial lighting. They typically lay one egg per day, resulting in 200-300 eggs annually. Quails do not lay multiple eggs at once.

Eggs become fertile around week 7 or 8 after females start laying, assuming they've had access to males. Wait a week after hens start laying before taking eggs for incubation. Apologies for the broken camera issue.

A hen typically incubates her eggs for 16 days to hatch, but if the eggs are in an incubator, it may take between 17 to 21 days or even up to 24 days. The given hen is nesting.

Quail begin laying eggs at 8-12 weeks with sufficient daylight, making them more productive than chickens. Four quail eggs are equivalent to a chicken egg in size, but contain a slightly greater proportion of yolk to white.

The incubation period for button quail is typically 16 days, but can range up to 18 days due to temperature and transportation variations during incubation.

During September to April, quail form flocks. In spring, they engage in mating rituals, and from April to June, they build nests and lay eggs, with an average clutch size of 10-16 eggs. Some species may lay up to 28 small, speckled eggs. The eggs hatch in 21-23 days, and if the first nest fails, California quail attempt a second nest during summer.

Quail eggs can be incubated with a 17-day incubation period, ranging from 14 to 19 days. Store eggs for incubation with the larger end up, at a temperature of 55 degrees and 70% humidity.

A water dish with marbles should be given to Button Quail chicks to prevent drowning. Their eggs hatch after 12-13 days and they can fly in two weeks. Use extra small gauge weld mesh with 7mm holes for housing, as the tiny chicks can jump through larger ones.

The passage provides information on the incubation and hatching times for Japanese (Coturnix) Quail and Button Quail eggs. Japanese Quail eggs typically hatch between 17-18 days after incubation, but can take up to 21-22 days. Button Quail eggs hatch around 16-17 days after incubation, with a possible hatching time of up to 22 days. It's

Quails lay six to twelve eggs on the ground and incubate them for thirteen days. If the hen has an excessively large clutch, the cock will help sit on the eggs. Newborn quails are small but self-sufficient. To breed quails, offer them a hidden nesting area.

A Gambel's quail nest is approximately 6 inches in diameter and 1.5 inches deep, constructed from grass stems, leaves, feathers, and twigs. The hen lays an average of 10 to 12 eggs annually, which take around three weeks to hatch.

Female chickens, or pullets, start laying small eggs that gradually increase in size. Young hens lay one egg every 3-4 days, while older hens, around 30 weeks, can lay two eggs in that time frame, with some capable of laying an egg daily.

Quails may take 2-6 weeks to adjust and start laying eggs after being moved to new surroundings. Some quails can settle in quickly and begin laying eggs within 2 days.

Quails need time to adjust to new surroundings after a move, which can take 2-6 weeks for some to start laying eggs. Provide each quail with at least 1 square foot of floor space.

Quail reach sexual maturity and start laying eggs at around 6-7 weeks, with males maturing slightly earlier. Sexual differences in plumage become noticeable at around 3 weeks of age, allowing for sexing.

Birds begin laying eggs around 6-7 weeks old. (14 people found this information helpful.)

Quails may take between 2-6 weeks to adjust to new surroundings and begin laying eggs after a move, while some may start laying eggs as soon as 2 days after relocation.

Female chickens, or pullets, start laying small eggs that gradually increase in size. Young hens lay one egg every 3-4 days, while a 30-week-old hen can produce two eggs in a three-day span.

Quails need time to adjust to new surroundings after a move, which can take 2-6 weeks for some to start laying eggs. Provide them with more space for a stress-free environment.

Quails need time to adjust to new surroundings and may take 2-6 weeks to start laying eggs after moving. Some quails may settle in quickly and begin laying eggs within a few days.

Keeping Cortunix quail under 16 hours of light daily will initiate egg-laying. Consistent light hours will enable year-round egg production. Each female bird lays approximately 300 eggs annually under optimal conditions.

Quail nests are large to house up to 16 eggs, with females typically laying 12-13. Mortality rate is high for quail chicks, with only 5-30% surviving to adulthood. Eggs hatch into mobile chicks after approximately three weeks.

Quail take approximately 24 to 26 hours to lay a fertile egg. A question was raised by a quail keeper, Junior, regarding the length of time it takes for quail to lay fertile eggs.

The normal incubation period for hen eggs is 16 days when the hen is nesting on them. However, if the eggs are in an incubator, it may take between 17 to 21 days, or even up to 24 days, for them to hatch.

The normal incubation period for hen eggs is 16 days when the hen is nesting on them. However, if the eggs are in an incubator, it may take between 17 to 21 days, or even up to 24 days to hatch.

Quails begin producing fertile eggs around week 7 or 8 after mating, indicated by the presence of foamball in male droppings. Females need male access for fertilization.

Quail eggs become fertile around week 7 or 8 after females start laying, indicated by foamball droppings from males. It's recommended to let females and males mate for a week before taking eggs for incubation. I'm sorry for your broken camera.

Female birds typically produce one egg per day during ovulation and laying, which lasts about 24 hours. The number of eggs produced in one nesting attempt varies among species, with some tropical birds laying as few as 2 or 3 eggs, while waterfowl can lay up to 15 eggs.

Quails reach maturity and begin laying eggs within 6-8 weeks. Factors such as overcrowding, relocation, and predation can negatively impact their egg production. Once quails start laying eggs, provide them with oyster shells for calcium supplementation.

The passage suggests that incubating chicken eggs at 100 degrees Fahrenheit and 50% humidity also applies to quail, except for button quail which require less humidity to prevent drying out. Button quail hatch in 18 days but can hatch between 15-21 days. It's recommended to stop turning the eggs on day 14 for button quail, although they can hatch in the turners. Cot

Younger hens lay an egg every 3-4 days, while a 30-week-old hen can lay two eggs in that time frame. Some breeds can lay an egg daily. Various resources, including books and videos, are available for poultry-related inquiries.

A hen can lay over 300 eggs per year under favorable conditions, starting at week 6-8. Incubation period for Coturnix quail eggs lasts 17 days, resulting in a relatively short wait to harvest the eggs.

Quail egg hatching time varies by quail breed, with Bobwhite eggs taking 24 days. After hatching, baby quail require a brooder for warmth, either naturally provided by a mother quail or artificially through incubator heating. During incubation, maintain 70% humidity, and increase to 80% post-hatching.

Chickens typically cluck when triggered, but designated layer chickens show minimal maternal behavior towards their eggs, which they lay every 24 to 36 hours during their peak productivity years. Individual eggs do not draw their attention.

Quails are kept in pairs or one male to three hens to prevent fighting. They nest on the ground and lay six to twelve eggs, which hatch after thirteen days. Chicks are self-sufficient and smaller than Japanese quail, producing smaller eggs. Quails have a lifespan of three to five years, with hens living slightly less due to egg production and availability of nutrients.

Chickens have a general egg-laying pattern of every 25 hours, but individual breeds and chickens may lay eggs anywhere between 25-30 hours.

Chickens generally lay an egg every 25 hours, but the exact timing can vary between breeds and individual birds, ranging from 25 to 30 hours.

Quail lay approximately 230 eggs per year, making them a productive option for those with small back gardens unsuitable for chickens. However, they are more timid than other poultry and dislike being handled. Care should be taken when catching them as they can fly vertically to escape.

Quails may use hay or straw for nesting. Some quails are particular about building nests for their eggs, while others lay eggs indiscriminately. Avoid frequent cage cleaning or disturbance every two weeks to preserve their nests and minimize disturbance.

An adult quail weighs between 150-200 grams, and a quail egg weighs around 7-15 grams. Female quails begin laying eggs at 6-7 weeks old and produce one egg daily, resulting in approximately 300 eggs in their first year.

Chickens lay the most eggs between the ages of 1 and 2, with pullets producing small eggs that gradually increase in size. Younger hens lay an egg every 3-4 days, while a hen around 30 weeks old can lay 2 eggs every 3 days, with some capable of laying an egg daily.

Collect hatching eggs daily when breeders are laying consistently. Keep eggs cool and dark until incubator. Gather eggs for 10 days then set in incubator at 99-1/2°F with recommended humidity levels.

Quails lay around 200-250 eggs per year, starting at six weeks old. Two quail eggs provide half the daily recommended dose of vitamin D.

Quail eggs become fertile around week 7 or 8 after females start laying, indicated by male quail producing foamballs on their droppings.

Chickens lay an egg approximately every 25 hours, but the exact timing can vary between breeds and individual birds. Some hens lay eggs in the early morning hours, while others do not start until after 10am.

Quail eggs hatching time varies by quail type, with Bobwhite eggs taking 24 days. After hatching, baby quail require a brooder and heat source, such as a 100-watt heat lamp, to maintain a temperature of 100 degrees Fahrenheit, gradually decreasing by five degrees every seven days.

Chickens have a general egg-laying pattern of every 25 hours, but individual breeds and hens may lay eggs at varying intervals between 25 and 30 hours. Some hens lay eggs earlier than others.

The passage suggests that incubating chicken eggs at 100 degrees Fahrenheit and 50% humidity also applies to quail, except for button quail which require less humidity to prevent drying out. Button quail hatch in 18 days but can hatch anywhere from 15-21 days. It's recommended to stop turning eggs on day 14 for safety, although some button quail have hatched in turners. The

Quail hens, like chickens, typically lay one egg per day. Occasionally, a hen may lay two eggs in a day if she missed laying an egg for a few days. However, it is uncommon for hens to have both eggs ready to be laid at the same time. The observation of a quail hen laying 5-6 eggs a day is unusual and may require further investigation.

Chickens' egg-laying frequency varies individually and by breed. Some lay an egg nearly every day, while others lay every 1.5 to 2 days. Young hens, or pullets under one year old, produce smaller eggs at longer intervals until they reach maturity.

Chickens lay the most eggs between the ages of 1 and 2. Young pullets produce small eggs that gradually increase in size. Hens under a year old lay one egg every 3-4 days, while a 30-week-old hen can lay two eggs every three days.

A single rooster is required for at least 4 hens to start laying eggs, and removing a rooster from two hens can help them lay sooner, around 5.5-6 weeks. Having fewer hens than required for a rooster can cause stress and potential overbreeding.

Chickens have varying egg-laying frequencies, with some laying an egg nearly every day and others every 1.5 to 2 days. Young chickens, or pullets, produce smaller eggs at longer intervals until they reach maturity.

Birds lay eggs one to four times per year in the wild, with some species like House Wrens building multiple nests. Ducks and domesticated birds like chickens can lay eggs daily. Birds may lay additional eggs if their previous eggs are damaged or ruined. Robins and pigeons are examples of birds that lay multiple eggs per season.

Chickens generally lay an egg every 25 hours, but the exact timing can vary between breeds and individual birds, with some laying as frequently as every 25 hours and others taking up to 30 hours. Some hens may lay eggs earlier than others.

Quail eggs have varying incubation periods depending on the species, with bobwhite hatching in 23-24 days and coturnix in 17 days. To hatch successfully, eggs should be placed in the incubator with the large end slightly elevated and turned on their axis five to seven times daily.

Quails lay up to 12 eggs at a time which hatch in under a month. They live for three to five years and reach sexual maturity in two years.

Quail hatch in approximately 16 days. On day 13, remove them from the incubator and increase humidity. Normally, the temperature should be between 100.5 and 101.5 degrees Fahrenheit for still air. The author is maintaining a temperature of 100 degrees Fahrenheit with a fan.

A 2-year-old domestic turkey lays approximately 50 eggs per year, with an average of one egg every 2-3 days while laying, but then stops until the next year. The authors have raised a turkey from a chick to adulthood.

The passage suggests that incubating chicken eggs at 100 degrees Fahrenheit and 50% humidity also applies to quail, except for button quail which require less humidity to prevent drying out. Button quail eggs take around 18 days to hatch but can hatch between 15-21 days. Turning the eggs should be done at least three times a day, but stopping the turning process at least four days before hatching

A chicken takes 24-26 hours to produce an egg. Layer chickens, such as leghorns, lay more eggs than other breeds due to longer clutch lengths and shorter breaks between clutches, which consists of 5-12 eggs.

Quails, like most birds, can lay only one egg per day. Domestic quails seldom go broody and lay eggs continuously in captivity. Other quail species will do the same if they don't have a suitable nesting site or if their eggs are removed.

The Chinese painted quail or button quail have an incubation period of 16 days, while Japanese quail take 17 or 18 days to hatch.

Hens begin laying eggs between 5-7 months, with optimal egg production at 1-2 years. Young hens, or pullets, initially lay small eggs which grow larger over time. Egg production frequency increases with age, with a 30-week-old hen able to lay 2 eggs every 3 days, and some producing an egg daily.

Ducks are raised for meat, eggs, or a combination of both. Some breeds, such as the runner duck, Cayuga, blue Swedish, and buff duck, are excellent egg-layers, producing up to 180 eggs per year. Others, like the mallard, are poor egg-layers, laying as few as 60 eggs annually. The white layer duck can even lay nearly 300 eggs in a year. The laying season for ducks

A female lays clutches of eggs between February and August, producing two or more broods per year with an average of 4 or 5 eggs per brood. Egg laying occurs daily in the morning.

A breeder shares information about the egg-laying capacity of various quail and game bird species. Some breeds can lay an egg daily for two years, then every other day. Others, such as Chinese Blue Breasted Quail, lay an egg weekly starting from their fifth year and eventually retire.

Chickens lay eggs at varying intervals, with some breeds laying almost daily and others every 1.5 to 2 days. Young hens, or pullets, lay smaller eggs less frequently until they reach maturity. Fertilized eggs will hatch in 21 days after incubation begins. Be cautious with broody hens as some may continue laying or collect too many eggs, making it difficult for them to properly incubate the nest.

Quail eggs should be placed on the hatching tray in an incubator. Japanese Quail chicks typically start hatching from the 16th day of incubation but most hatch on the 17th day. Chicks hatching after the 18th day have low survival rates. Achieving a hatching rate of 75% or higher is considered successful.

Hens lay about 5 eggs every week, and a rooster's sperm can be stored in a hen's oviduct for up to 10 days. After a successful mating, several fertilized eggs can be produced, and the next egg laid by the hen is likely to be fertile based on her last egg-laying date.

Canada geese lay one clutch of eggs annually, between two and ten eggs per season, with each egg spaced approximately 36 hours apart during their breeding season, which ranges from April to June in warmer climates and can extend until June in colder regions.

Chickens lay eggs at varying frequencies, with some laying almost daily and others every 1.5 to 2 days. Younger hens, or pullets, produce smaller eggs less frequently until they reach maturity.

Quail eggs should be placed on the hatching tray in an incubator. Japanese Quail chicks typically start hatching on the 16th day of incubation but most hatch on the 17th day. Chicks hatching after the 18th day have low survival rates. Achieving a hatching rate of 75% or higher is considered successful.

The passage provides the number of days it takes for different quail species to hatch: Elegant Quail (22 days), Blue Scaled Quail (23 days), Bobwhite Quail (22-23 days), and Button Quail (16 days).

The passage provides information on the incubation period for different quail breeds, with bobwhite quail hatching in 23-24 days, Pharaoh quail in 17 days, and Chinese Painted quail in 18-21 days. Turning the eggs three times a day and stopping three days before hatching is recommended. For more detailed information, refer to this site.

Coturnix quails do not go broody and require assistance to hatch their eggs. Hens start laying eggs at 6-8 weeks old, producing around one egg per day. Incubation lasts 17 days for a total of approximately 120 eggs per year.

Quail eggs should be placed on the hatching tray in an incubator for Japanese Quail chicks. Hatching begins around the 16th day of incubation, with most chicks emerging on the 17th day. Chicks hatching after the 18th day have low survival chances.

Chickens, specifically hens, begin laying eggs between 20-24 weeks of age. They don't require a rooster to lay eggs and can produce an egg per day, though frequency varies by breed. Using this information, if three hens lay one egg each in half a day, they would lay two eggs in one day. Given three times the time (three days), they would produce six eggs.

The incubation period for quail eggs depends on the species, with bobwhite quail hatching in 23-24 days and Coturnix in 17 days. To incubate the eggs, place them in the incubator with the large end slightly elevated and turn them on their axis five to seven times daily.

The speaker has ducks that lay an egg every day, with one exception of one month. Normally, ducks don't start sitting on their eggs until they have a full clutch of around 12-15 eggs. One of the speaker's ducks started laying eggs recently, and they gathered around 7 or 8 eggs before the duck started sitting on them.