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Why are most stones imported?

Natural Stone knows no political boundaries. The Natural Stones existed even before man appeared on the face of this planet. The various Natural Stones that can be economically quarried and processed and shipped are spread all over the world, from USA to China,from India to Africa and to South America. Not all the stones can be feasibly quarried and used. Some Natural Stones are too brittle, while some are too hard. Some look good and some don't.
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How are they imported?

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Our system of importation, ensures that the vaccines are kept between 2 and 8 degrees from manufacturers to the CHILDREN'S IMMUNISATION CENTRE where they are transferred to our clinical fridge and stored according to manufacturers recommendations. Our staff have personally inspected the exporters/importers facilities.
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Why do stones occur?

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There are certain conditions in the urine including those caused by not drinking enough water, that make crystals which can tribute to stone formation. Some patients form stone because of anatomical malformations of the urinary tract, while other patient may have a genetic predisposition, environmental or nutritional risk factors.
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What are kidney stones?

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A kidney stone occurs when substances in the urine form crystals. Kidney stones can be large or small. Large ones can damage the kidneys; small ones may be able to pass in the urine. Because crystals have sharp edges, passing even small stones can be very painful. Treatment depends on what the stones are made of.
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Where can I get the Evolution Stones?

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There is one of each stone scattered around the world (The Thunderstone is in the PowerPlant, for instance) but you can also go treasure hunting in the trenches in the ocean. You'll need HM03 Surf and HM08 Dive. Look for coloured 'shards' (in Item Balls) and bring them to the Hunter's House northwest of Mossdeep City. He'll give you the stones for the shards.
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Where is Nine Stones? How do I get there?

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We are located at 250 Commercial Street at the corner of Union Wharf. Please click here for directions and a map. Groups and special occasions are a specialty at Nine Stones. Because we want to give you the best service possible, please let us know well in advance of your plans. We will work with you to ensure that your group experience will be one to remember. Click here for more information.
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Where do you get your stones from?

Bernardine Fine Art Jewelry FAQs
I cut and polish a lot of them myself from rough and slab material. I also purchase from other lapidaries and gem dealers. Each year I go to at least 7-8 gem shows to purchase both rough and cut stones; sometimes I even buy on ebay. Please Note: These cabs are not for sale as loose stones. They are shown
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Why eight Stones?

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You can do more. You can do fewer. It is a great idea to celebrate passage points in a person's life at church. Faith Stepping Stones, however, are designed around key physiological changes in a child's brain. These transition points for the child also happen to be key tension points in parenting. The brain actually goes through six major phases where billions of neurons are added.
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Do you have to do all eight stones at once?

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Short Answer: No. Each stone stands on its own as a unique, complete experience to help parents at a specific moment of parenting. Long Answer: Because each Stone builds on the last, the real power of Faith Stepping Stones Family Ministry is the gradual growth and depth in communication and faith dialogue in families that adds the faith practices into their nightly ritual.
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How thick are the stones?

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The flagstones are approximately 25mm thick for internal use or 40mm thick for external. The natural stone products range from 10mm to 50mm thick, with many products also available in a calibrated (even thickness) finish.
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Where are the imported music files stored?

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The imported CD music data is stored on the hard disks of your Kaleidescape Server(s), along with the data from imported DVDs. The CD music is imported and stored without losing any quality from data compression, and your CD and DVD data will all be protected against disk failure by Kaleidescape's proprietary RAID-K storage system.
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Why do some pictures shrink or expand when they are imported?

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Videodelic resizes images to the a project's input format to optimize performance. If you don't want your images to be resized then you can use a graphics program such as Adobe Photoshop to crop your images or add the required blank space.
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How are kidney stones treated?

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Most stones can be treated with increased fluid intake, changes in diet and medication. About 90 percent of stones will pass by themselves within three to six weeks. Certain types of stones may sometimes be dissolved using medications; however, calcium-containing stones (the most common type in the U.S.) cannot be dissolved.
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Can kidney stones be prevented?

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Treatments that can prevent kidney stones from forming are possible in may cases. Strong evidence suggests that a high fluid intake may decrease the risk of stones. In addition, once the cause of the stone is found, medications or changes in diet may be used to help prevent new stones. The type of medication used is based on blood and urine tests.
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Do you only remove the stones from the gall bladder?

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No, the gall bladder is removed with the stones exactly like it would have been in an open operation.
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Are kidney stones common?

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Kidney stones are a relatively common problem. Approximately 350-thousand Americans have new stones each year. Approximately 15% of Americans will develop stones at some point during their lifetime.
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What are the different types of kidney stones?

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There are many different types of kidney stones. The vast majority of stones are composed of calcium. The most common types of stones are calcium oxalate (70%), calcium phosphate (5-10%), struvite (10%), uric acid (10%) and cystine (1%). It is not uncommon for a single stone to be made of more than one of these types. When this occurs, the stone is commonly referred to as a mixed stone. Less common types of kidney stones include Xanthine, DHA and crixivan stones.
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Can kidney stones damage the kidney?

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Kidney stones that block or obstruct the flow of urine within the urinary tract may be responsible for infection or even deterioration of renal function.
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Who gets kidney stones?

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Patients who are at risk for stone formation include inadequate hydration, dietary practices, stones that run in families, infections, anatomical factors within the urinary tract and metabolic conditions that may promote stone formation.
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Do kidney stones form in one or both kidneys?

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The majority of renal stones are found in one kidney. However, bilateral renal calculi occur in 10 - 15% of patients. The CT scan, below, shows a stone in each kidney (red arrowheads).
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Do all stones require surgery?

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No. There are several variables, which affect a person's ability to completely pass a kidney stone. Some stones can pass spontaneously without medical or surgical intervention. The size and the location of the stone are factors that may effect whether a stone will pass spontaneously. Stones that are smaller than 4 mm have a 40-fold greater chance of passing spontaneously than for stones larger than 6 mm, regardless of the location of the stone.
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Can kidney stones reoccur?

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Patients who have a kidney stone may have another kidney stone in the future. The risk of a patient having a recurrence of a stone can be up to 50% in 5-10 years and 80% in their lifetime.
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Do you treat kidney stones by breaking them up?

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Yes. The treatment is called lithotripsy. It uses shockwaves to break up stones inside the body. It is appropriate for kidney stones as well as ureter and urinary bladder stones.
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What stones can I use to make an elixir?

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The purpose of an elixir is for the water to uptake the crystal vibration of the stone. There is some debate whether you should use polished or natural stones. In our opinion a more important consideration is if the stone is safe to use or not. Minerals such as cinnabar (a form of mercury) should not be used. Water soluble minerals such as celestite and angelite should also not be used as it will damage the stones.
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Do all dogs with cystinuria form stones?

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No. According to the Textbook of Internal Veterinary Medicine, "Not all cystinuric dogs form uroliths; therefore, cystinuria is a predisposing rather than a primary cause of cystine urolith formation. In a study of five generations of offspring from one Scottish terrier, only one of six cystinuric males formed uroliths."
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How are the stones shipped?

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All of our cobblestones are shipped in pallet quantities on flatbed trucks that can carry up to 16 pallets at a time. Pallet quantities may vary based on the individual stone type and the dimensions of the stone.
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