Q:Hi,Friends,I am translating a short paragraph about a new medicament and I would like you to check my text for mistakes, please:“The product was assigned a tentative validity period of two years in the TRANSPARENT PVDC BLISTER / ALUMINIUM FOIL containers, with the commitment to report stability analytical outcomes for the three first commercial batches each three months during the first year of the validity period assigned for the product stored under the climatic conditions of Mexico.”Thanks,Mario

I understand what you're sayingThe sentence is a bit runon if you understand that phraseI probably would have writtenThe product has a tentative shelf life of 2 years in the transparent PVDC blister/aluminum foil packageQuarterly analytical testing will be performed on the first three commercial batches for a period of 1 year to verify the product is stable under the climate conditions of Mexicobut that's just me.

Q:I'm redoing my kitchen from the floor upI will have a 3/4 sub floor, then hot water tubes running through aluminum channelsThis leaves a surface that is very flat, with just small unevenness at each tubeIs it enough to lay 1/4 plywood over that, then the vinyl flooring? Or does there need to be a thicker plywood layer at that point?

If you cook a pork tenderloin at 425 for 45 minutes, you will end up with dried out hockey pucksAre you sure it's a tenderloin and not just a loin? A loin is about 8 inches long and maybe 1.5 -2 inches thickYou brown them really fast and cook them at 350 for MAYBE 20 minutes A whole loin is a foot or more long, and much thickerBut still, 425 is awfully high for porkRecent FDA standards have decreased the recommended internal cooking temp to 155, then you let it rest for 5 or 10 minutes before cuttingI've been doing that and it's a lot moister.

Q:magnesium aluminum potassium

im sure you will live.

Q:how can i make perfect arroz con gandules?

INGREDIENTS (Nutrition) 2 green bell peppers, diced 1 onion, chopped 6 cloves garlic, minced 1 bunch cilantro, finely chopped 3 tablespoons olive oil 1 (15 ounce) can tomato sauce 1 (.25 ounce) package Spanish seasoning 3 cups uncooked brown rice 2 (15 ounce) cans pigeon peas, drained 6 cups boiling water Add to Recipe Box My folders: Add to Shopping List Customize Recipe Add a Personal Note What to Drink? Sauvignon Blanc DIRECTIONS Place green peppers, onion, garlic and cilantro in a blender or food processor, pureeThis mixture is called soffrito, it is your seasoning baseIt can be stored in an airtight container and refrigerated for up to 2 weeks or frozen for up to 6 monthsPlace 3 tablespoons olive oil and 6 tablespoons soffrito in an 8 quart saucepanCook for 3 or 4 minutes to release oilsPour one can of tomato sauce and the Spanish seasoning packet into the saucepan, mix wellAdd 3 cups rice to the mixture and stir until the rice is coatedStir pigeon peas into the mixture and add boiling waterCover the pot with aluminum foil and a pot lidReduce heat to simmer and cook 45 minutes or until rice is tender.

Q:I'm taking care of my dad while my mother is away (meaning preparing his meals and keeping his house clean) and when I went to start washing his dishes, I saw 3 Cornish Game Hens defrosting in the sinkI can only assume that he wants the hens for dinner, but I'm not much of an omnivore, so I have no idea how to prepare them.Does anyone have a suggestion on how to cook them, including ingrediants, applications and cook time? Also, what would be a good side for the hens?(This is a challenge for me in that my stomach churns a bit when I touch meat in the shape of a body, but I can do this!)

BAKED CORNISH GAME HENS 4 whole Cornish hens 1/2 cbutter 1 onion, quartered 1 orange, quartered 4 slices celery 2 tbspparsley flakes 2 tbspMrsDash's garlic and herb spice 1 cwhite wine Wash hens and pat dry; place in aluminum foil enough to wrap each hen separatelyStuff each hen with slice onion, orange, and celeryMelt butter until softPat each hen with butter and sprinkle each with parsley flakes and MrsDash's spicesPour 1/4 cup of wine in each hen and wrap in foilBake in 350 degree oven for one hour, or until doneOpen foil last 10 minutes to brownServe with rice or stuffing.

Q:Can you open up the door and actually just get a place or do it yur self and weld or bolt a aluminum side impact beam or bar into the doorsi am serious, i actually love the design of this year of the 911 but i would be scared to drive this and be worried that if i were hit i would get hurt very badlyi would probly do this to the doors because of this year the doors are very weak and if a car or truck comes by and hits my side then the car will just collaps ini would also but a roll cage into the porsche tooif i can't do this to the doorsalso can you and a flat bar of steel right before the foot well to theres lots of protect in a frontal accident and can i also add a steel flat bar but smaller between the engine and the backs of the rear setsalso this is just a fun question of this year of this porsche would yo.u rather have a coupe, cabriolet, or targa

Preheat oven to 425 degreesCrumple 4 large sheets of foil to form 3-inch balls; arrange on baking sheetArrange 1 tortilla over each ball; spray with cooking spray(Tortillas will drape over balls as they bake.) bake 6 to 8 minutes or until golden brown.

Q:While on vacation I tried Sea Bass for the first time and really liked it so I want to try and prepare it for dinnerIf you have a recipe you've made that you thinks is good please pass it alongThanks for the help!

Do not give your cat chocolate, whatever sort it might be, it is poisonous to themcats are obligate carnivores - meaning they are meat eaters and can't survive on a vegetarian dietMost cat commercial cat foods have fibre in them, and most cats can tolerate some, but it isn't an ideal thing for them to eatA good catfood will have a high protein content an a low carbohydrate content.

Q:I'm going one step better and cover my roof with aluminum foil.It will act like a cheap mirror reflecting solar radiation out into the atmosphere!But whether it's painted white or coated with mirror, would not most of the electromagnetic radiation just go into our atmosphere heating it?What a dumb idea if you ask me!

They are all different, and will make a different frame with each materialSteel is old-school and has been almost forgottenBut Reynolds has a new stainless tubeset that has a very good strength-to-weight ratio and is gaining popularityIt would make a very nice ride, and rust would not be an issueAluminum is the material for sprinters and people that like abuseSure, it's light, but it does have a fatigue life due to its stiffnessConversely, every fraction of a watt you put into the pedals goes into forward momentumCarbon fiber is becoming the wonder-material lately, as more manufacturers are learning how to exploit its properties to the fullestCarbon absorbs vibrations, making it comfortable, and the tubes/joints can be laid up to give the exact qualities desiredIt is lightweight, but has become a buzzword for the industryUnlike other materials, not all carbon is the sameSince each tube is created from different materials, weaves, resins, designs and curing techniques, there are many more opportunities to have vastly different carbon fiber piecesConversely, 3/2.5 titanium is all about the same, 6000 series aluminum is all about the same, etcTitanium is my favoriteCompliant ride, corrosion-proof, easy to buff out scratches, light weight, superior fatigue life, and easy to repairDifficult to work with, but far from rare; titanium is the eighth most abundant element on the planet, and most is used for paintBuy titanium if you want a custom frame and never plan on buying another one.

Q:Can stucco be applied over aluminum sheeting? The kind that you find on industrial buildings?

Yes, just fasten wire mesh to the sheetingI would leave expansion joints every so often, as aluminum expands and contracts quite a bit with changes in temperature.

Q:notice I said if I want to do it MYSELFPlease don't tell me what companies can do it for me!

Well, we could use some more information Is this just a one time thing? Or are you going into production? What kind of metal? What shape is the metal? (Is it flat sheets, or curved surfaces, etc?) Is the metal small enough to be handled, is it mounted on anything? And thenwhat are you going to do with the image ? Is this a pattern you want to transfer to the metal? or is the image itself the finished product (like a photo)? Ok, lets assume you want to transfer an image to metal for the purpose of doing something to the metal itself, like etching or scribing it.maybe even cutting it to create silhouhettes, etcLet's seethere is the common overhead projector, an arts/crafts projector (this type is placed OVER the original, and projects it up on a wall, or screen), etcTracing paper, copier, etcTrace the pattern you want onto tracing paper, or photocopy the pattern, and tape it to the metalYou can even use paper that has a sticky backing on it.a lot of wood carvers use this type of paper to transfer their images onto the wood blank, for exampleI asked about whether this was a one time deal, or productionI know you can purchase a printer that will put your image right onto the metal, just like a typical desk printer uses paperBut these are a bit expensive, heheheOhthere is always lamination tooprint the image onto some kind of stock (paper or transparencies), and then laminate it onto the metalIt would help, if we had more of an idea of what your intentions were here.remember, more details will result in better answers, heheheHave Fun