Q: The lion cut for Pomeranians accentuate the lion-like appearance the dog has. The shoulders, face, and chest retain thick fur, while the rest of the body is clipped very close to the skin with clippers. The tail does retain a thick-haired tip to complete the lion look. The mane must be regularly groomed to prevent tangling, etc. Shaving the dog's skin too close can result in sores, ingrown hairs, or sunburn, so pay close attention. The Pomeranian puppy cut is also referred to as a teddy bear cut. All hair on the coat is trimmed to a two to three inch length, with the face and legs rounded. This gives the dog a uniform look that is similar to the appearance of a teddy bear or puppy. In some cases you may need to shave your Pomeranian, such as if the fur becomes matted or tangled. This is also a style you may choose if you cannot brush the dog regularly. The drawback here is that the coat may not grow back as lush as it was prior to shaving. Do not shave all the way down to your dog's skin. Leave a short covering to protect against the elements. Show cuts are standardized by the kennel club of which you are a part. They are usually meant to show the natural coat of the animal, so minimal styling is necessary, though light trimming to keep the shape is usually permitted. Light trimming around the paws, eyes, and sanitary areas is permitted in general. Check with your kennel club for specific guidelines.
A: Choose a lion cut. Choose a puppy cut. Shave your Pomeranian. Choose a show cut.

Q: Besides typical barbecue or stove-cooked beef brisket, several other iconic dishes are made from the same "brisket" cut of meat at the front of the cow. For instance, corned beef, the tender, salty dish often associated with St. Patrick's Day celebrations and Irish cuisine, is usually made from brisket. Rather than being roasted or grilled, corned beef is usually brined in salt water, then boiled and stewed with vegetables and seasonings to give it its characteristic texture and taste. Though traditionally made from a cut called "beef plate", pastrami is often also made from brisket. Like corned beef, pastrami is typically brined . After this, the meat is seasoned, smoked, and steamed to produce a zesty final product with a characteristic reddish color. This tender, delicious deli meat makes for great sandwiches, especially when paired with a hot mustard. Pot roast, a style of dish that often uses cuts of meat from the tough "chuck" region of the cow, can be replicated with brisket fairly easily. As with chuck pot roasts, brisket pot roasts are made by quickly browning the outside of the meat on a grill or in a pan or skillet, then slowly cooking the meat for hours in a pot containing water or beef stock and various seasonings and spices. Cooked in this way, a piece of brisket can make for a delicious, mouthwatering-ly tender pot roast that can serve as the centerpiece of any great feast.
A: Try making corned beef. Try making pastrami. Try making pot roast.

Q: Talk to your doctor about Linaclotide to increase available fluids in your small intestine. This will help your bowel movements be more regular and decrease constipation-related intestinal pain. Narcotic pain relievers such as Codeine and Hydrocodone can cause constipation. If you need pain relievers like these, talk to your doctor about finding a stool softener such as Linaclotide to help manage your constipation. Linaclotide has the potential to cause diarrhea, but taking it about an hour before eating usually helps. Talk to your doctor about Lubiprostone if you're a woman who has seen no improvement in your IBS-C symptoms with lifestyle changes or other medications. Lubiprostone can help your intestines release more fluid to ease constipation. Lubiprostone is only approved for female IBS-C sufferers with severe symptoms who haven't responded favorably with other treatment. Ask your doctor if serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) might be a good fit for your IBS-C symptoms. SSRIs can reduce your perception of IBS-C-related intestinal pain and even ease constipation. It's not uncommon for chronic health conditions like IBS to cause depression. SSRIs can help alleviate some anxiety and depression symptoms if you're struggling with those, as well. Note that tricyclic antidepressants are not recommended for people with IBS-C, as they can cause diarrhea.
A: Try Linaclotide to help soften your stool. Consider Lubiprostone if you're a woman with severe symptoms. Consult your doctor about antidepressants to manage pain.

Q: Select cell I 6 (the cell directly below the "Total" cell) Under the Formulas menu, select Auto Sum Click and drag cells D6 through H6 across the row. Press Enter To copy the formula to the entire Total column, Click and drag the fill handle until you reach cell I15. (this will copy the function to each row, calculating the total grades for each student) (in this example, we will assume the maximum total possible of the grades is 500) Select cell J6 (the cell directly below the "average" cell) Click on the Formula bar to type Type =16/500 Press Enter From cell J6, click and drag the fill handle to the entire average column, until cell J15 To format the average in a percentage form, select the column J6 to J15 Right click on the selected column Choose Format Cells, a dialog box will appear From the Number tab, click on the Percentage category Change the number of decimal places as you prefer Click Ok. To perform this function we will need a key, which is simply table of letter grades and corresponding numbers. We will use a sample table from Excel. Create The Key Table Select cell M7, we will start typing the table here Type "Average", this will be the first column Press the tab key Type "Grades" Under "Average" type your grading scale scores Under the "Grades" column, type the corresponding letter grade to each score The function required to return a letter grade is the VLOOKUP function, and is called a nested function. It follows the formula:VLOOKUPlookup_value,table_array,column_index_number,[range_lookup]) Select cell K6 Start typing the formula =VLOOKUP(J6,$M$18:$N$22,2,TRUE) Explanation: after the brackets, type the cell that contains the final score of the student which is in this example cell J6. The second part of the formula is automatically included by selecting the key table; press F4 from the keyboard to insert the dollar signs that will lock the range selected. The third part is the column number from the table that contains the letter grades. True stands for approximate match with the values of the column, false will result in exact matches. Press Enter Copy the formula down to the entire column until cell K15 by clicking and dragging the fill handle from cell K6. Repeating this process will allow you to calculate grades for other classes in the future.
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The Total of The Students' Grades The average of the gradesTo find the average of the grades for each student, we will divide the total found in the "total" column by the maximum total possible. Translate The Calculated Average Grades to Final Letter GradesExcel allows us to add a function that automatically calculates a grade based their averages in column J. Type The Formula.