SAVE PVC Cement Removal PVC cement bonds PVC pipe and its fittings in a way that is more accurately called a weld than a cement or glue PVC cement contains a solvent usually methyl ethyl ketone that breaks down the top layer of plastic on both the fitting and the pipe Once the two pieces are placed together the cement dries fusing the two pieces together permanently PVC pipe should be dry fit first as once it is cemented it can not be separated Separating Cemented PVC Once two pieces of PVC have been cemented together they are essentially welded into a single piece Removal requires cutting either at the sight of the cementing or further up the pipe and replacing the fittings and pipe There is no chemical solvent that will soften the cement and leave the pipe and fittings intact Cleaning Excess PVC Cement If there is excess PVC cement oozing out from between a glued joint it can be removed while still wet with a damp rag Be careful not to smear the cement on to the rest of the pipe or fitting as it can weaken PVC where it comes in contact with the plastic If dried excess cement is a problem use fine grit sandpaper to carefully remove it PVC Cement on Other Surfaces Cementing PVC pipes and fittings can be messy business If some excess PVC cement has spilled on nonPVC materials such as flooring or wooden cabinet bases it can be removed using a putty knife or fine grit sandpaper A razor may also be used to carefully scrape the glue off of the surface Avoiding PVC Cement Issues PVC cement application should be considered akin to spot welding two materials together For all intents and purposes once PVC cement has been applied and the two pieces have been joined they are joined permanently To avoid issues involving PVC cement always measure your pipes and fittings twice Wherever possible dry fit your pipe in its intended installation before applying any cement to ensure all pieces have been cut correctly Show Comments

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Beams of Heaven as I Go The United Methodist Hymnal Number 524 Text Charles Albert Tindley ca 1906 Music Charles Albert Tindley ca 1906 arr by J Edward Hoy 1984 Tune SOMEDAY Meter 77778896 with Refrain 1 Beams of heaven as I go through the wilderness below guide my feet in peaceful ways turn my midnights into days When in the darkness I would grope faith always sees a star of hope and soon from all lifes grief and danger I shall be free someday Refrain I do not know how long twill be nor what the future holds for me but this I know if Jesus leads me I shall get home someday 2 Oftentimes my sky is clear joy abounds without a tear though a day so bright begun clouds may hide tomorrows sun Therell be a day thats always bright a day that never yields to night and in its light the streets of glory I shall behold someday Refrain 3 Harder yet may be the fight right may often yield to might wickedness a while may reign Satans cause may seem to gain There is a God that rules above with hand of power and heart of love if I am right hell fight my battle I shall have peace someday Refrain 4 Burdens now may crush me down disappointments all around troubles speak in mournful sigh sorrow through a tearstained eye There is a world where pleasure reigns no mourning soul shall roam its plains and to that land of peace and glory I shall want to go someday Refrain Choose an instrument Piano Organ Bells Links for downloading Text file MIDI file not available Links please Please add a link to httpwwwHymnSitecom on your site if you find our resources are useful to you or your ministry God bless you HymnSitecom

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Table 1 SQL data types SQLLEN values and SQLTYPE values that the precompiler uses for host variables in COBOL programs COBOL host variable data type SQLTYPE of host variable 1 SQLLEN of host variable SQL data type COMP1 480 4 REAL or FLOAT n 1 n 21 COMP2 480 8 DOUBLE PRECISION or FLOAT n 22 n 53 S9 i V9 d COMP3 or S9 i V9 d PACKEDDECIMAL 484 i d in byte 1 d in byte 2 DECIMAL i d d or NUMERIC i d d S9 i V9 d DISPLAY SIGN LEADING SEPARATE 504 i d in byte 1 d in byte 2 No exact equivalent Use DECIMAL i d d or NUMERIC i d d S9 i V9 d NATIONAL SIGN LEADING SEPARATE 504 i d in byte 1 d in byte 2 No exact equivalent Use DECIMAL i d d or NUMERIC i d d S94 COMP4 S94 COMP5 S94 COMP or S94 BINARY 500 2 SMALLINT S99 COMP4 S99 COMP5 S99 COMP or S99 BINARY 496 4 INTEGER S918 COMP4 S918 COMP5 S918 COMP or S918 BINARY 492 8 BIGINT Fixedlength character data 452 n CHAR n Varyinglength character data 1 n 255 448 n VARCHAR n Varyinglength character data m 255 456 m VARCHAR m Fixedlength graphic data 468 m GRAPHIC m Varyinglength graphic data 1 m 127 464 m VARGRAPHIC m Varyinglength graphic data m 127 472 m VARGRAPHIC m SQL TYPE is BINARY n 1 n 255 912 n BINARY n SQL TYPE is VARBINARY n 1 n 32704 908 n VARBINARY n SQL TYPE IS RESULTSETLOCATOR 972 4 Result set locator 2 SQL TYPE IS TABLE LIKE tablename AS LOCATOR 976 4 Table locator 2 SQL TYPE IS BLOBLOCATOR 960 4 BLOB locator 2 SQL TYPE IS CLOBLOCATOR 964 4 CLOB locator 2 SQL TYPE IS DBCLOBLOCATOR 968 4 DBCLOB locator 2 USAGE IS SQL TYPE IS BLOB i 1 i 2147483647 404 i BLOB i USAGE IS SQL TYPE IS CLOB i 1 i 2147483647 408 i CLOB i USAGE IS SQL TYPE IS DBCLOB m 1 m 1073741823 3 412 i DBCLOB m 3 SQL TYPE IS XML AS BLOB i 404 0 XML SQL TYPE IS XML AS CLOB i 408 0 XML SQL TYPE IS XML AS DBCLOB i 412 0 XML SQL TYPE IS BLOBFILE 916917 267 BLOB file reference 2 SQL TYPE IS CLOBFILE 920921 267 CLOB file reference 2 SQL TYPE IS DBCLOBFILE 924925 267 DBCLOB file reference 2 SQL TYPE IS XML AS BLOBFILE 916917 267 XML BLOB file reference 2 SQL TYPE IS XML AS CLOBFILE 920921 267 XML CLOB file reference 2 SQL TYPE IS XML AS DBCLOBFILE 924925 267 XML DBCLOB file reference 2 SQL TYPE IS ROWID 904 40 ROWID Notes If a host variable includes an indicator variable the SQLTYPE value is the base SQLTYPE value plus 1 Do not use this data type as a column type m is the number of doublebyte characters The following table shows equivalent COBOL host variables for each SQL data type Use this table to determine the COBOL data type for host variables that you define to receive output from the database For example if you retrieve TIMESTAMP data you can define a fixedlength character string variable of length n This table shows direct conversions between SQL data types and COBOL data types However a number of SQL data types are compatible When you do assignments or comparisons of data that have compatible data types Db2 converts those compatible data types Table 2 COBOL host variable equivalents that you can use when retrieving data of a particular SQL data type SQL data type COBOL host variable equivalent Notes SMALLINT S94 COMP4 S94 COMP5 S94 COMP or S94 BINARY INTEGER S99 COMP4 S99 COMP5 S99 COMP or S99 BINARY DECIMAL ps or NUMERIC ps S9 ps V9 s COMP3 or S9 ps V9 s PACKEDDECIMAL DISPLAY SIGN LEADING SEPARATE NATIONAL SIGN LEADING SEPARATE p is precision s is scale 0 s p 31 If s 0 use S9 p V or S9 p If sp use SV9 s If the COBOL compiler does not support 31digit decimal numbers no exact equivalent exists Use COMP2 REAL or FLOAT n COMP1 1 n 21 DOUBLE PRECISION DOUBLE or FLOAT n COMP2 22 n 53 BIGINT S918 COMP4 S918 COMP5 S918 COMP or S918 BINARY CHAR n Fixedlength character string For example 01 VARNAME PIC X n 1 n 255 VARCHAR n Varyinglength character string For example 01 VARNAME 49 VARLEN PIC S94 USAGE BINARY 49 VARTEXT PIC X n The inner variables must have a level of 49 GRAPHIC n Fixedlength graphic string For example 01 VARNAME PIC G n USAGE IS DISPLAY1 n refers to the number of doublebyte characters not to the number of bytes 1 n 127 VARGRAPHIC n Varyinglength graphic string For example 01 VARNAME 49 VARLEN PIC S94 USAGE BINARY 49 VARTEXT PIC G n USAGE IS DISPLAY1 n refers to the number of doublebyte characters not to the number of bytes The inner variables must have a level of 49 BINARY n SQL TYPE IS BINARY n 1 n 255 VARBINARY n SQL TYPE IS VARBINARY n 1 n 32704 DATE Fixedlength character string of length n For example 01 VARNAME PIC X n If you are using a date exit routine i is determined by that routine Otherwise i must be at least 10 TIME Fixedlength character string of length n For example 01 VARNAME PIC X n If you are using a time exit routine n is determined by that routine Otherwise n must be at least 6 to include seconds n must be at least 8 TIMESTAMP Fixedlength character string of length n For example 01 VARNAME PIC X n n must be at least 19 To include microseconds n must be 26 if n is less than 26 truncation occurs on the microseconds part TIMESTAMP0 Fixedlength character string of length n For example 01 VARNAME PIC X n n must be at least 19 TIMESTAMPp p 0 Fixedlength character string of length n For example 01 VARNAME PIC X n n must be at least 19 To include fractional seconds n must be 20 x where x is the number of fractional seconds to include if x is less than p truncation occurs on the fractional seconds part TIMESTAMP0 WITH TIME ZONE Varyinglength character string For example 01 VARNAME 49 VARLEN PIC S94 USAGE BINARY 49 VARTEXT PIC X n The inner variables must have a level of 49 n must be at least 25 TIMESTAMP p WITH TIME ZONE Varyinglength character string For example 01 VARNAME 49 VARLEN PIC S94 USAGE BINARY 49 VARTEXT PIC X n The inner variables must have a level of 49 n must be at least 26 p Result set locator SQL TYPE IS RESULTSETLOCATOR Use this data type only for receiving result sets Do not use this data type as a column type Table locator SQL TYPE IS TABLE LIKE tablename AS LOCATOR Use this data type only in a userdefined function or stored procedure to receive rows of a transition table Do not use this data type as a column type BLOB locator USAGE IS SQL TYPE IS BLOBLOCATOR Use this data type only to manipulate data in BLOB columns Do not use this data type as a column type CLOB locator USAGE IS SQL TYPE IS CLOBLOCATOR Use this data type only to manipulate data in CLOB columns Do not use this data type as a column type DBCLOB locator USAGE IS SQL TYPE IS DBCLOBLOCATOR Use this data type only to manipulate data in DBCLOB columns Do not use this data type as a column type BLOB i USAGE IS SQL TYPE IS BLOB i 1n2147483647 CLOB i USAGE IS SQL TYPE IS CLOB i 1n2147483647 DBCLOB i USAGE IS SQL TYPE IS DBCLOB i i is the number of doublebyte characters 1n1073741823 XML SQL TYPE IS XML AS BLOB i 1n2147483647 XML SQL TYPE IS XML AS CLOB i 1n2147483647 XML SQL TYPE IS XML AS DBCLOB i i is the number of doublebyte characters 1n1073741823 BLOB file reference USAGE IS SQL TYPE IS BLOBFILE Use this data type only to manipulate data in BLOB columns Do not use this data type as a column type CLOB file reference USAGE IS SQL TYPE IS CLOBFILE Use this data type only to manipulate data in CLOB columns Do not use this data type as a column type DBCLOB file reference USAGE IS SQL TYPE IS DBCLOBFILE Use this data type only to manipulate data in DBCLOB columns Do not use this data type as a column type XML BLOB file reference SQL TYPE IS XML AS BLOBFILE Use this data type only to manipulate XML data as BLOB files Do not use this data type as a column type XML CLOB file reference SQL TYPE IS XML AS CLOBFILE Use this data type only to manipulate XML data as CLOB files Do not use this data type as a column type XML DBCLOB file reference SQL TYPE IS XML AS DBCLOBFILE Use this data type only to manipulate XML data as DBCLOB files Do not use this data type as a column type ROWID SQL TYPE IS ROWID

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Previous topic Contact zOS Library PDF Understanding the information RACF has about you as a user zOS Security Server RACF General Users Guide SA23229800 As shows RACF displays the following information when you issue the LISTUSER command USER Your userid is the name by which the system knows you It is frequently a combination of such identifying information as your name initials personnel number or department NAME Your name as recorded in your user profile OWNER The user ID or group name of the owner of your user profile The owner of your profile can modify your profile CREATED The date you were defined to RACF DEFAULTGROUP RACF connects each user to at least one group If you are a member of only one group that group is your default group and that group name appears in this field If you belong to more than one group and have no trouble accessing information belonging to the various groups to which you belong you can ignore this field If you have difficulty using group resources of a group to which you belong log on again and specify the group to which you want to be connected at the logon panel If you do not specify the group RACF assumes the group named in this field PASSDATE The date you last updated your password PASSINTERVAL The number of days your password or password phrase if you have one remains valid after you change it If you try to use your password or password phrase after that interval RACF considers it expired and you need to change it in order to logon successfully The security administrator can set a systemlevel interval that overrides the interval shown for your user ID PHRASEDATE The date you last updated your password phrase or NA if you do not have a password phrase PASSWORD ENVELOPED Indicates whether or not your password is enveloped An enveloped password is an encrypted copy of a password stored in the user profile that can be retrieved by authorized applications The security administrator controls whether password enveloping is supported at an installation and for which users PHRASE ENVELOPED Indicates whether or not your password phrase is enveloped An enveloped password phrase is an encrypted copy of a password phrase stored in the user profile that can be retrieved by authorized applications The security administrator controls whether password phrase enveloping is supported at an installation and for which users ATTRIBUTES The system operating privileges and restrictions assigned to you This field describes your systemwide attributes NONE Gives you no special operating privileges or restrictions most users have this attribute However users with the NONE attribute can still use RACF In fact most other attributes allow extraordinary privileges and generally only a few users or groups have these attributes SPECIAL Gives you full authorization to modify all profiles in the RACF database and lets you perform all RACF functions except those requiring the AUDITOR attribute AUDITOR Lets you audit the use of system resources control the logging of detected accesses to resources and create security reports OPERATIONS Allows you to have full authorization to all RACFprotected data sets and to general resources that meet certain conditions described in zOS Security Server RACF Security Administrators Guide OPERATIONS allows you to perform any maintenance operations such as copying and reorganizing a RACFprotected resource GRPACC Allows you to have the group data sets you allocate automatically accessible to other users in the specified group CLAUTH Allows you to define profiles for any class specified in the class name ADSP Is the automatic data set protection attribute If you have the ADSP attribute RACF creates a discrete profile for every permanent DASD or tape data set you create If your installation is using automatic direction of application updates and you have the ADSP attribute you might be notified of the results and output from these application updates See Automatic direction of application updates for more information REVOKE Prohibits a user from entering the system You should never see this attribute when you list your own profile PASSPHRASE Indicates that you have been assigned a password phrase in addition to a password For more information about password phrases see Changing your password phrase REVOKE DATE This is the date on which RACF prevents you from using the system RESUME DATE This is the date on which RACF allows you to use the system again LASTACCESS This date is the last time you were on the system RACF keeps records of all persons who have used the system and what they have done as well as recording unauthorized attempts to use the system CLASS AUTHORIZATIONS Your installation assigns resources to various classes The class appearing in this field is the class in which the user is authorized to assign RACF protection INSTALLATIONDATA Additional information that your installation maintains about you and your authority If you need help understanding anything in this field see your RACF security administrator or the owner of your user profile If NOINSTALLATIONDATA appears in this field your installation is not maintaining additional information MODELNAME If a profile name appears in this field the profile is used as a model when you create data set profiles that have your user ID as the highlevel qualifier If NOMODELNAME appears in this field no profile is being used as a model LOGON ALLOWED The days of the week and hours in the day that RACF allows you to access the system from a terminal These restrictions only limit the periods during which you can log on to the system If you are working on the system and an endtime occurs RACF does not force you off the system Also these logon restrictions do not apply to batch jobs you can still submit a batch job at any time SECURITYLEVEL Your installation can define various security levels The name appearing in this field is the security level assigned to you CATEGORYAUTHORIZATION Your installation can define various security categories The names appearing in this field are the security categories assigned to you SECURITYLABEL Your installation can define various security labels A security label is a name used to represent an association between a particular security level and certain security categories The name appearing in this field is your default security label Note When you specify the user ID on the LISTUSER command the default security label from the user profile is displayed in the output When you do not specify the user ID on the LISTUSER command the security label you are currently logged on with is displayed in the output Finding out how you are defined to RACF

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Overloading increment and decrement operators C only You overload the prefix increment operator with either a nonmember function operator that has one argument of class type or a reference to class type or with a member function operator that has no arguments In the following example the increment operator is overloaded in both ways class X public member prefix x void operator class Y nonmember prefix y void operatorY int main X x Y y calls xoperator x explicit call like x xoperator calls operatory y explicit call like y operatory The postfix increment operator can be overloaded for a class type by declaring a nonmember function operator operator with two arguments the first having class type and the second having type int Alternatively you can declare a member function operator operator with one argument having type int The compiler uses the int argument to distinguish between the prefix and postfix increment operators For implicit calls the default value is zero For example class X public member postfix x void operatorint class Y nonmember postfix y void operatorY int int main X x Y y calls xoperator0 default argument of zero is supplied by compiler x explicit call to member postfix x xoperator0 calls operatory 0 y explicit call to nonmember postfix y operatory 0 The prefix and postfix decrement operators follow the same rules as their increment counterparts

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Business Who Is Brett Kimberlin Meet The Speedway Bomber Turned Liberal Activist By Carey Vanderborg CareyDrew2 052512 AT 132 PM Brett Kimberlin also known as the Speedway Bomber is the infamous male who set an Indiana town ablaze with a series of coordinated bombings in 1978 The man behind the madness was also convicted of thirty three additional crimes including illegal use of a Department of Defense insignia and the Presidential Seal both of which were used to procure the hardtocomeby explosives used in the bombings As a result Kimberlin served a 17 year prison sentence in which time he mastered his skills of persuasion by earning a law degree which he reportedly uses routinely A man who committed suicide his limbs were irreparably damaged after one of the explosions that Kimberlin was responsible for left behind a wife that sued him several years later winning a civil judgment in which she was awarded 16 million As Brett Kimberlin has recently been released from prison his unique story is beginning to surface as well as the motive behind the explosions and his twisted lifestyle Citizen K a biography written by respected journalist and author Mark Singer details the writers bewildering journey with Kimberlin who had actually signed on to the book thinking Singer would portray him in a favorable light according to a report done by The Blaze What Singer did in fact discover though among other things was that the Speedway bombings were not politically motivated at all but rather meant to serve as a distraction from yet another crime that had taken place shortly beforehand According to a report done by the Indy Star on July 29 1978 Speedway resident Julia Scyphers 65 answered a knock at her door only to find a strange man who claimed he was interested in purchasing items she had recently tried to sell at a yard sale Scyphers let the man into her garage to show him the items and he shot her in the head Her husband came out in time to see the perpetrators car and catch a glimpse of the man himself In excerpt from Citizen X explains that when police began looking for a motive in the Scyphers slaying they found thered been a recent family clash Julia Scyphers daughter Sandra Barton had become involved with a man who seemed to Mrs Scyphers to be inordinately close to one of Bartons young daughters Mrs Scyphers told friends she was so concerned that shed arranged for both of her granddaughters to come live with her Whether or not Mrs Scyphers fears were correct no charges were ever filed to that effect this incident led investigators to start looking at Brett C Kimberlin As attention towards Kimberlin began to mount in the Scyphersslaying he decided to go ahead with the series of bombings that would prove to take police attention away from the case at hand In an even more twisted yet ironic move Singers book describes how Kimberlin after being apprehended for the Speedway bombings plotted for another person to plant identical bombs around the town in order to give the appearance that the suspect was still at large Kimberlin would go on to build up a rap sheet littered with charges stemming from offenses such as forgery perjury drug dealing domestic terrorism and possible murder and child molestation Fast forward into the present Kimberlin is the now director and founder of Justice Through Music JTM a nonprofit organization that uses famous musicians and bands to organize educate and activate young people about the importance of civil rights human rights and voting According to The Blaze since 2005 JTM collected 18 million in contributions from an illustrious list of donors including the George Sorosfunded Tides Foundation liberal songstress Barbara Streisand and John Kerrys wife Teresa HeinzKerry We support the aspirations of youth worldwide to be free to express themselves and we take a stand against oppressive regimes that suppress freedom and deprive citizens of basic human rights Kimberlins website states But according to a report of Kimberlins latest tax filings obtained by Fox Newss Ed Barnes the chunk of those donations are given in return for promises to put conservative bloggers out of business The Blaze reports that in 2010 Kimberlin called for the arrest of Karl Rove Andrew Breitbart Chamber of Commerce head Tom Donohue Massey Energy Chairman Don Blankenship and now conservative bloggers Patrick Frey Aaron Walker and others Though neither website publicly reveals Kimberlins role tax and corporate documents show that he is one of four directors who incorporated the Velvet Revolution and that he is the registered agent for the taxexempt nonstock company which is registered at his mothers house in Bethesda Barnes writes in the Fox News report In the report Barnes refers to Velvet Revolution Kimberlins other enterprise dedicated to furthering a leftwing agenda Velvet Revolution is a term coined to describe the peaceful road to change in countries where governments ignored the inalienable rights of the people A few inspiring Velvet Revolutions occurred in the former Soviet Union East Germany Czechoslovakia South Africa Ukraine Egypt Tunisia and other countries according to a statement on the VR website But while many wirters and bloggers like Barnes have decided to revolt against Kimberlin he himself is firing back with violent threats Robert Stacy McCain of The Other McCain has vacated his house after Kimberlin allegedly called his home and threatened the mans wife and family The situation has been gaining national attention as many bloggers are teaming up against the convicted felon even declaring May 25 blog about Brett Kimberlin day With this in mind I will continue my coverage throughout the day there is more to Kimberlins outfits associates and benefactors than meets the eye writes The Blaze

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September 15 2018 by Jenae 9 Comments This post contains affiliate links Please see my disclosure policy Fun and Easy Sight Word Activities for Kids Sight Words are an important component to a balanced approach to literacy Learning to recognize sight words the most commonly used words in print helps children to become more fluent readers These sight word activities for kids help make the process fun and engaging What are sight words Here is a short excerpt from my eBook I Can Teach My Child to Read A 10Step Guide for Parents There are a lot of misconceptions as to what exactly a sight word actually is especially in the blogging community Words like bed bathroom sink etc are not necessarily sight words Yes it is nice for your child to learn to read and spell these words but they can be learned using basic phonics principles Sight words on the other hand are the most common words we find when reading which often do not follow the phonics rules that children may be learning These words are not easily decoded sounded out and are often called cheaters because they dont play by the phonics rules Teaching your child to automatically recognize these sight words while reading will greatly improve her reading fluency The National Reading Panel 2000 has defined fluency as reading text with speed accuracy and proper expression Fluency instruction should always be paired with comprehensionjust because a child can read aloud quickly and accurately does not necessarily mean she is gleaning the important information and concepts within the text Sight Word instruction which aims to improve reading fluency should take no more than 5 minutes each day Sight Word Activities Here are several easy sight word activities that can be done in 510 minutes and will help your child learn their sight words These make great sight word activities for kindergarten or preschool 1 Simple Sight Word Bingo 2 Roll a Sight Word Printable Game 3 Snowy Sight Words 4 Sight Word Smash with baked cotton balls 5 Sight Word Pounding 6 Sight Word Dive could do in the bathtub during the winter months 7 Tips for Learning Sight Words 8 Sight Word Target Practice 9 Sight Word Shake Extra Resources To Help You Teach Sight Words Zingo Sight Words Big Brother and I frequently play this together It makes the process of automatically recognizing sight words fun by turning it into a game Scholastic Sight Word Readers Meet the Sight Words DVD Set These DVDs are helpful for when you just need a few minutes to get something done and want your child to watch something educational in the process We havent watched them all that much but they are nice to have around Read my full Meet the Sight Words review Sight Word Apps for your iPhone or iPad Free Sight Words List Free Sight Words Meet the Sight Words 099 Click here for more helpful ideas to teach your child How To Teach Your Child To Read 35 Fun Alphabet Crafts and Activities Kindergarten Readiness 33 Ways To Prepare Your Child For Kindergarten This post was first published November 2013 Updated 2018

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Required Sheathing Thickness StructuralIntl Bldg and Residl Codes Forum Forum Profile NewRecently Updated Topics Advanced Required Sheathing Thickness October 5 2011 346 pm jclawsonkalispellcom Member Members Members Forum Posts 246 Member Since April 8 2015 Offline Post 1 Depends on the roof load see TABLE R5032111 October 5 2011 1015 am cynthia cruz New Member Members Forum Posts 1 Member Since October 5 2011 Offline Post 2 12 October 4 2011 941 am rhecklejeffcous Member Members Forum Posts 23 Member Since May 19 2015 Offline Post 3 7Construction exceeding the minimum requirements6 osb or plywood is the minimum you can use without edge support some departments do not have the man power to do roof sheathing inspection inspectors can not see everything and assume that the builder knows enough to do some things right The stamped span rating on the sheathing will over ride the code September 30 2011 935 am wayne carlisle Member Members Forum Posts 19 Member Since December 31 1969 Offline Post 4 Pay attention to what UB is saying lumber which is the plank type sheathing is required to be 58 where structural panel is your OSB type of sheathing which could be as thin as 38 Ive had other inspectors call me before and say You know what I just read Desking on houses have to be 58 I said No thats when lumber is used Ohhhhhh now I see Mule September 30 2011 806 am robert emery Member Members Forum Posts 362 Member Since December 31 1969 Offline Post 5 Image Can Not Be Found Posted by Samuel Imbriaco When replacing all old sheathing with new sheathing and the rafters spaces are 24 oc what whould the the thickness of the sheathing be according to the 2009 IRC Also Whe doesnt the Citys that are supposed to be inforcing these codes dont enforce them Samuel Welcome to the forum According to 2009 IRC Table R8031 Minimum thickness of lumber roof sheathing rafter spacing 24 would be 58 and for Wood structural panel sheathing R80322 Allowable spans you would go to Table R5032111 to determine minimum nominal panel thickness Many code requirements are not inspected Section R109 Inspections are generally considered required inspections by the Building Safety Department and some of those are excluded by amendment or by the building official R10915 gives the building official authority to conduct other inspections Most cite lack of inspectors andor time restraints as reasons for not conducting some inspections Always contact your local Inspection department for amendments and local requirements Hope this helps Uncle Bob September 30 2011 330 am samuel imbriaco New Member Members Forum Posts 2 Member Since September 29 2011 Offline Post 6 When replacing all old sheathing with new sheathing and the rafters spaces are 24 oc what whould the the thickness of the sheathing be according to the 2009 IRC Also Whe doesnt the Citys that are supposed to be inforcing these codes dont enforce them Most Recent Topics Combine kitchen and bathroom exhaust IBC Stair Stringer Creation Flag poles Emergency Escape Rescue Opening in Basement 2015 IRC ICC SOILS PLANS IN PEARSON EXAM CENTER Cross reference from IRC 2015 and IPC 2015 Permit Tech Certification Advantages of Online Certification Certification for good career graph Dwelling Dishwasher AFCI

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ICD10CM Codes K00K95 Diseases of the digestive system K90K95 Other diseases of the digestive system K92 Other diseases of digestive system 2019 ICD10CM Diagnosis Code K9289 Other specified diseases of the digestive system 2016 2017 2018 2019 BillableSpecific Code K9289 is a billablespecific ICD10CM code that can be used to indicate a diagnosis for reimbursement purposes The 2019 edition of ICD10CM K9289 became effective on October 1 2018 This is the American ICD10CM version of K9289 other international versions of ICD10 K9289 may differ The following codes above K9289 contain annotation backreferences that may be applicable to K9289 K00K95 Diseases of the digestive system K92 Other diseases of digestive system ICD10CM K9289 is grouped within Diagnostic Related Groups MSDRG v 360 393 Other digestive system diagnoses with mcc 394 Other digestive system diagnoses with cc 395 Other digestive system diagnoses without ccmcc Convert K9289 to ICD9CM Code History 2016 effective 1012015 New code first year of nondraft ICD10CM 2017 effective 1012016 No change 2018 effective 1012017 No change 2019 effective 1012018 No change Diagnosis Index entries containing backreferences to K9289 Disease diseased see also Syndrome digestive system K929 specified NEC K9289 gastrointestinal tract K929 specified NEC K9289 Reimbursement claims with a date of service on or after October 1 2015 require the use of ICD10CM codes

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ICD10CM Codes M00M99 Diseases of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue M86M90 Other osteopathies Osteonecrosis M87 Use Additional code to identify major osseous defect if applicable M897 Type 1 Excludes juvenile osteonecrosis M91 M92 osteochondropathies M90 M93 Includes avascular necrosis of bone Clinical Information A disorder characterized by necrotic changes in the bone tissue due to interruption of blood supply Most often affecting the epiphysis of the long bones the necrotic changes result in the collapse and the destruction of the bone structure Death of a bone or part of a bone Death of a bone or part of a bone either atraumatic or posttraumatic Death of bone tissue caused by loss of blood supply to the bone Death of bone tissue due to traumatic or nontraumatic causes Necrotic changes in the bone tissue due to interruption of blood supply Most often affecting the epiphysis of the long bones the necrotic changes result in the collapse and the destruction of the bone structure Osteonecrosis occurs when your bones lose their blood supply The bones die and eventually collapse leading to pain and arthritis You can have osteonecrosis in one or several bones It is most common in the upper leg Other common sites are your upper arm and your knees shoulders and ankles The disease can affect men and women of any age but it usually strikes in your thirties forties or fifties Early in the disease you might not have any symptoms Later you will probably have joint pain that becomes more severe as the disease gets worse No one is sure longterm steroid treatment alcohol abuse joint injuries having certain diseases including arthritis and cancer treatments include medicines using crutches limiting activities that put weight on the affected joints electrical stimulation and surgery nih national institute of arthritis and musculoskeletal and skin diseases Codes M87 Osteonecrosis M870 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of bone M8700 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified bone M8701 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of shoulder M87011 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of right shoulder M87012 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of left shoulder M87019 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified shoulder M8702 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of humerus M87021 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of right humerus M87022 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of left humerus M87029 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified humerus M8703 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of radius ulna and carpus M87031 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of right radius M87032 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of left radius M87033 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified radius M87034 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of right ulna M87035 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of left ulna M87036 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified ulna M87037 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of right carpus M87038 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of left carpus M87039 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified carpus M8704 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of hand and fingers M87041 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of right hand M87042 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of left hand M87043 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified hand M87044 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of right fingers M87045 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of left fingers M87046 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified fingers M8705 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of pelvis and femur M87050 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of pelvis M87051 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of right femur M87052 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of left femur M87059 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified femur M8706 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of tibia and fibula M87061 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of right tibia M87062 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of left tibia M87063 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified tibia M87064 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of right fibula M87065 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of left fibula M87066 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified fibula M8707 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of ankle foot and toes M87071 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of right ankle M87072 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of left ankle M87073 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified ankle M87074 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of right foot M87075 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of left foot M87076 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified foot M87077 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of right toes M87078 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of left toes M87079 Idiopathic aseptic necrosis of unspecified toes M8708 other site M8709 multiple sites M871 Osteonecrosis due to drugs M8710 unspecified bone M8711 Osteonecrosis due to drugs shoulder M87111 Osteonecrosis due to drugs right shoulder M87112 Osteonecrosis due to drugs left shoulder M87119 Osteonecrosis due to drugs unspecified shoulder M8712 Osteonecrosis due to drugs humerus M87121 Osteonecrosis due to drugs right humerus M87122 Osteonecrosis due to drugs left humerus M87129 Osteonecrosis due to drugs unspecified humerus M8713 Osteonecrosis due to drugs of radius ulna and carpus M87131 Osteonecrosis due to drugs of right radius M87132 Osteonecrosis due to drugs of left radius M87133 Osteonecrosis due to drugs of unspecified radius M87134 Osteonecrosis due to drugs of right ulna M87135 Osteonecrosis due to drugs of left ulna M87136 Osteonecrosis due to drugs of unspecified ulna M87137 Osteonecrosis due to drugs of right carpus M87138 Osteonecrosis due to drugs of left carpus M87139 Osteonecrosis due to drugs of unspecified carpus M8714 Osteonecrosis due to drugs hand and fingers M87141 Osteonecrosis due to drugs right hand M87142 Osteonecrosis due to drugs left hand M87143 Osteonecrosis due to drugs unspecified hand M87144 Osteonecrosis due to drugs right fingers M87145 Osteonecrosis due to drugs left fingers M87146 Osteonecrosis due to drugs unspecified fingers M8715 Osteonecrosis due to drugs pelvis and femur M87150 Osteonecrosis due to drugs pelvis M87151 Osteonecrosis due to drugs right femur M87152 Osteonecrosis due to drugs left femur M87159 Osteonecrosis due to drugs unspecified femur M8716 Osteonecrosis due to drugs tibia and fibula M87161 Osteonecrosis due to drugs right tibia M87162 Osteonecrosis due to drugs left tibia M87163 Osteonecrosis due to drugs unspecified tibia M87164 Osteonecrosis due to drugs right fibula M87165 Osteonecrosis due to drugs left fibula M87166 Osteonecrosis due to drugs unspecified fibula M8717 Osteonecrosis due to drugs ankle foot and toes M87171 Osteonecrosis due to drugs right ankle M87172 Osteonecrosis due to drugs left ankle M87173 Osteonecrosis due to drugs unspecified ankle M87174 Osteonecrosis due to drugs right foot M87175 Osteonecrosis due to drugs left foot M87176 Osteonecrosis due to drugs unspecified foot M87177 Osteonecrosis due to drugs right toes M87178 Osteonecrosis due to drugs left toes M87179 Osteonecrosis due to drugs unspecified toes M8718 Osteonecrosis due to drugs other site M87180 Osteonecrosis due to drugs jaw M87188 Osteonecrosis due to drugs other site M8719 multiple sites M872 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma M8720 unspecified bone M8721 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma shoulder M87211 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma right shoulder M87212 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma left shoulder M87219 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma unspecified shoulder M8722 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma humerus M87221 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma right humerus M87222 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma left humerus M87229 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma unspecified humerus M8723 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma of radius ulna and carpus M87231 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma of right radius M87232 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma of left radius M87233 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma of unspecified radius M87234 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma of right ulna M87235 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma of left ulna M87236 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma of unspecified ulna M87237 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma of right carpus M87238 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma of left carpus M87239 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma of unspecified carpus M8724 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma hand and fingers M87241 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma right hand M87242 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma left hand M87243 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma unspecified hand M87244 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma right fingers M87245 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma left fingers M87246 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma unspecified fingers M8725 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma pelvis and femur M87250 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma pelvis M87251 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma right femur M87252 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma left femur M87256 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma unspecified femur M8726 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma tibia and fibula M87261 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma right tibia M87262 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma left tibia M87263 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma unspecified tibia M87264 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma right fibula M87265 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma left fibula M87266 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma unspecified fibula M8727 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma ankle foot and toes M87271 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma right ankle M87272 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma left ankle M87273 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma unspecified ankle M87274 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma right foot M87275 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma left foot M87276 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma unspecified foot M87277 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma right toes M87278 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma left toes M87279 Osteonecrosis due to previous trauma unspecified toes M8728 other site M8729 multiple sites M873 Other secondary osteonecrosis M8730 unspecified bone M8731 Other secondary osteonecrosis shoulder M87311 Other secondary osteonecrosis right shoulder M87312 Other secondary osteonecrosis left shoulder M87319 Other secondary osteonecrosis unspecified shoulder M8732 Other secondary osteonecrosis humerus M87321 Other secondary osteonecrosis right humerus M87322 Other secondary osteonecrosis left humerus M87329 Other secondary osteonecrosis unspecified humerus M8733 Other secondary osteonecrosis of radius ulna and carpus M87331 Other secondary osteonecrosis of right radius M87332 Other secondary osteonecrosis of left radius M87333 Other secondary osteonecrosis of unspecified radius M87334 Other secondary osteonecrosis of right ulna M87335 Other secondary osteonecrosis of left ulna M87336 Other secondary osteonecrosis of unspecified ulna M87337 Other secondary osteonecrosis of right carpus M87338 Other secondary osteonecrosis of left carpus M87339 Other secondary osteonecrosis of unspecified carpus M8734 Other secondary osteonecrosis hand and fingers M87341 Other secondary osteonecrosis right hand M87342 Other secondary osteonecrosis left hand M87343 Other secondary osteonecrosis unspecified hand M87344 Other secondary osteonecrosis right fingers M87345 Other secondary osteonecrosis left fingers M87346 Other secondary osteonecrosis unspecified fingers M8735 Other secondary osteonecrosis pelvis and femur M87350 Other secondary osteonecrosis pelvis M87351 Other secondary osteonecrosis right femur M87352 Other secondary osteonecrosis left femur M87353 Other secondary osteonecrosis unspecified femur M8736 Other secondary osteonecrosis tibia and fibula M87361 Other secondary osteonecrosis right tibia M87362 Other secondary osteonecrosis left tibia M87363 Other secondary osteonecrosis unspecified tibia M87364 Other secondary osteonecrosis right fibula M87365 Other secondary osteonecrosis left fibula M87366 Other secondary osteonecrosis unspecified fibula M8737 Other secondary osteonecrosis ankle and foot M87371 Other secondary osteonecrosis right ankle M87372 Other secondary osteonecrosis left ankle M87373 Other secondary osteonecrosis unspecified ankle M87374 Other secondary osteonecrosis right foot M87375 Other secondary osteonecrosis left foot M87376 Other secondary osteonecrosis unspecified foot M87377 Other secondary osteonecrosis right toes M87378 Other secondary osteonecrosis left toes M87379 Other secondary osteonecrosis unspecified toes M8738 other site M8739 multiple sites M878 Other osteonecrosis M8780 unspecified bone M8781 Other osteonecrosis shoulder M87811 Other osteonecrosis right shoulder M87812 Other osteonecrosis left shoulder M87819 Other osteonecrosis unspecified shoulder M8782 Other osteonecrosis humerus M87821 Other osteonecrosis right humerus M87822 Other osteonecrosis left humerus M87829 Other osteonecrosis unspecified humerus M8783 Other osteonecrosis of radius ulna and carpus M87831 Other osteonecrosis of right radius M87832 Other osteonecrosis of left radius M87833 Other osteonecrosis of unspecified radius M87834 Other osteonecrosis of right ulna M87835 Other osteonecrosis of left ulna M87836 Other osteonecrosis of unspecified ulna M87837 Other osteonecrosis of right carpus M87838 Other osteonecrosis of left carpus M87839 Other osteonecrosis of unspecified carpus M8784 Other osteonecrosis hand and fingers M87841 Other osteonecrosis right hand M87842 Other osteonecrosis left hand M87843 Other osteonecrosis unspecified hand M87844 Other osteonecrosis right fingers M87845 Other osteonecrosis left fingers M87849 Other osteonecrosis unspecified fingers M8785 Other osteonecrosis pelvis and femur M87850 Other osteonecrosis pelvis M87851 Other osteonecrosis right femur M87852 Other osteonecrosis left femur M87859 Other osteonecrosis unspecified femur M8786 Other osteonecrosis tibia and fibula M87861 Other osteonecrosis right tibia M87862 Other osteonecrosis left tibia M87863 Other osteonecrosis unspecified tibia M87864 Other osteonecrosis right fibula M87865 Other osteonecrosis left fibula M87869 Other osteonecrosis unspecified fibula M8787 Other osteonecrosis ankle foot and toes M87871 Other osteonecrosis right ankle M87872 Other osteonecrosis left ankle M87873 Other osteonecrosis unspecified ankle M87874 Other osteonecrosis right foot M87875 Other osteonecrosis left foot M87876 Other osteonecrosis unspecified foot M87877 Other osteonecrosis right toes M87878 Other osteonecrosis left toes M87879 Other osteonecrosis unspecified toes M8788 other site M8789 multiple sites M879 Osteonecrosis unspecified

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ICD10CM Codes S00T88 Injury poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes S90S99 Injuries to the ankle and foot S92 Fracture of foot and toe except ankle 2019 ICD10CM Diagnosis Code S92251A Displaced fracture of navicular scaphoid of right foot initial encounter for closed fracture 2016 2017 2018 2019 BillableSpecific Code S92251A is a billablespecific ICD10CM code that can be used to indicate a diagnosis for reimbursement purposes Short description Disp fx of navicular of right foot init for clos fx The 2019 edition of ICD10CM S92251A became effective on October 1 2018 This is the American ICD10CM version of S92251A other international versions of ICD10 S92251A may differ The following codes above S92251A contain annotation backreferences that may be applicable to S92251A S00T88 Injury poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes S90S99 Injuries to the ankle and foot S92 Fracture of foot and toe except ankle Approximate Synonyms Closed fracture of navicular bone of right foot Right navicular foot fracture ICD10CM S92251A is grouped within Diagnostic Related Groups MSDRG v 360 562 Fracture sprain strain and dislocation except femur hip pelvis and thigh with mcc 563 Fracture sprain strain and dislocation except femur hip pelvis and thigh without mcc 955 Craniotomy for multiple significant trauma 956 Limb reattachment hip and femur procedures for multiple significant trauma 957 Other or Procedures for multiple significant trauma with mcc 958 Other or Procedures for multiple significant trauma with cc 959 Other or Procedures for multiple significant trauma without ccmcc 963 Other multiple significant trauma with mcc 964 Other multiple significant trauma with cc 965 Other multiple significant trauma without ccmcc Convert S92251A to ICD9CM Code History 2016 effective 1012015 New code first year of nondraft ICD10CM 2017 effective 1012016 No change 2018 effective 1012017 No change 2019 effective 1012018 No change Reimbursement claims with a date of service on or after October 1 2015 require the use of ICD10CM codes

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