Dawn Van Oudenhoven – WisDOT NE Region Jacob Hoagland – Asset Equipment Appraisals September 30, 2015 Chula Vista Resort, Wisconsin Dells.
CHAPTER 19 NUTRITIONAL ASPECTS OF ALTERATIONS IN THE ORAL CAVITY Copyright © 2010, 2005, 1998 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier Inc.
Public Involvement Meeting December 10, 2014. Introduce the project Explain the benefits of the project Discuss tasks completed since last public.
Hydration Needs for the High School Athlete
EXERCISING SAFELY CHAPTER 3. Myths? …Facts? Hot drinks keep you warmer during cold weather? You need to eat more during the winter to keep warm? You should.
Quiz – How much do you know about heat related illnesses? True/False 1. Sweat is composed of 60 % water and 40% electrolytes. 2. Shock and extreme confusion.
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Eat To Compete: High Performance Nutrition for the Busy Athlete.
Nutrition During and After Cancer Carol Schimmer RD, LD Klemens Ast and Lindsey Warren ARAMARK Dietetic Interns December 20, 2011.
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Have an approved mix design before paving. The department has eliminated the use of PG -22 Asphaltic Material and replaced it with PG -28. Tack.
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