The Project Opus "Top Music" Charts are a daily listing of the most active songs on ProjectOpus.com. Each song is "scored" on a daily basis. This score, in conjunction with other factors, affects when it will make it on the music charts. Things that affect a song's score include:

Songs are ranked based on the number of "Unique" plays they receive over a 24 hour period. For example, the song charts shown today are from yesterday's plays only (previous chart rank for each song do not affect their chart position today). What we mean by "Unique" plays is when plays a song, it is only counted once per day for that person. Song plays by the owner of the artist account are NOT counted at all. We do this prevent artists from manipulating the charts system for their own gain.

Natal, progressed and transit charts are calculated by SolarFire, while transit search (for both transits and secondary progressions) are calculated on WinStar.

Every product has a pre-notified Point Value (PV) and Business Volume (BV). The PV level achieved determines what performance bonus you are entitled to. BV is used for the purpose of calculation of bonus. BV is equal to DP (Distributor price) less direct and indirect taxes. The BV that you and your network accumulate in a month is used to calculate the performance bonus paid by the percentage level you achieved with your PV.

Volume Strength(VS) is calculated by dividing the symbol's current total volume for the day by the average daily volume of the symbol. This value then divided by the the fraction of the trading day elapsed. A VS of 1.0 indicates that if the current rate of trading activity continues for the rest of the trading day, the symbol will end at it's average daily volume. The VS term is DVsD, referring to the Daily VS.

Volume pricing applies to all orders over 10,000 words. The more words you need translated, the larger the discount you will receive.

We have found that you can have three of the same cars, same age, and they will all take different amounts of refrigerant, not significant differences, but different in volume. The key is to use the chart as a guide rather than the rule. Often systems have component changes such as longer or shorter hoses - these types of changes may affect the volume which will affect the stated or recommended charge.

For a domestic shipment the formula is L x W X H divided by 194. For international shipments the formula is L x W x H divided by 166.

The percentage, which is related to the drill diameter is used to calculate the width of the copper ring that is around the drilling. Default is 25%. A drill diameter of, for example, 0.032 inches results in a ring width of 0.008 inches. In the next step EAGLE checks if this value is within the given minimum and maximum boundaries. If so, the diameter of the pad results for our example in (2 * 0.008) + 0.032 = 0.048 inches. Let's assume the minimum value is set to 0.010 inches.

Yes, our charts allow you to test our indicators going back to October 1997 (for the S&P 500 e-mini), July 1999 (for the NASDAQ 100 e-mini), October 2001 (for the Russell 2000 e-mini) and May 2002. The timeframes for which you can analyze historical data range from a 10-year view all the way down to a 2-hour view (where one bar = 1 minute).

We do not provide volume charts for separate expiration series simply because the volume of each expiration series is affected by the upcoming expire date. Typically, the closer to expiration, the more actively e-mini index futures are traded. This makes it difficult to analyze current volume surges and compare them with historical data. Only the use of combined e-mini futures volume allows a proper analysis of futures volume over longer periods of time.

Women experience significant hormonal changes throughout their cycle. With female conception care, the therapist asks you to complete the charts to find out how your hormones are improving each month, and she then uses the charts to know which herbs to choose when adjusting your formula.

Because it is difficult to analyze intraday volume patterns for e-mi futures that are not actively traded, we do not provide volume charts for the Russell 1000 e-mini and the S&P 400 e-mini. These have a low trading volume; as an alternative to trading these e-mini contracts, we would suggest trading the Russell 1000 and the S&P 400 indexes. You may access the volume charts for major US indexes at www.MarketVolume.com.

There are three main ways to get commodity charts: 1) Internet; 2) Download prices into a computer program; and 3) Subscribe to a paper charting service. INTERNET - You can get up to the minute prices and charts from our FuturesView.com™ charts link. This is a very good site that gives the options of enlarging the chart, and/or adding key technical analysis tools. If that doesn't do it for you, try some of the sites recommended on our links page.

Yes. Prices vary depending on quantity ordered and text length. Discount prices start at 50 units. Please contact us directly for a quote. Delivery is free world wide with a minimum order of two of any text. For single orders please add $8.50.

Estimates for specific health conditions, such as diabetes, are calculated using special computer software that analyzes patterns within claim data. This software organizes data by health condition and gathers all costs including doctors, surgeons, x-rays, lab tests, hospital fees and prescription drugs together. We present costs based on the claims we've received from health care providers over the last 18 months.

The way scores are calculated depends on the type of examination procedure administered. For more information, please refer to the section of the Application Process titled: "How you are rated." No. Additional education or work experience cannot be considered after your name has been placed on a register. However, you are allowed to re-apply nine months after being placed on a continuous register. At that point, you may submit any additional education and experience on your new application.

The CPI is a product of a series of interrelated samples. First, using data from the 1990 Census of Population, BLS selected the urban areas from which data on prices were collected and chose the housing units within each area that were eligible for use in the shelter component of the CPI. The Census of Population also provided data on the number of consumers represented by each area selected as a CPI price collection area.

Firstly, there is your weight progress chart, this shows your weight over 11 weeks. Bars coloured green show your actual weight as provided by you at each weigh-in and yellow bars show your estimated weight in the weeks to come. You can position your mouse pointer over any of the bars to view a textual description of your weight at that point. Various pieces of information are also displayed alongside your weight chart.

Your friends weight charts can be accessed within the Charts page, simply click the 'Friend Charts' button (located above your own weight chart). This will display your weight chart with up to 4 of your friends charts.