"""Oklahoma Swing"" Lyrics"
Oklahoma Swing feat. Reba McEntire Lyrics Vince Gill. (Tim DuBois - Vince Gill) Vince Gill & Reba McEntire. There's a redhead from my hometown. That loves to let her hair down. She tears my heart out when she starts to sing. She's from the right side of Red River.


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Sultans Of Swing by Dire Straits Songfacts. This song is about guys who go to a club after work, listen to music and have a good time. They are there for the music, and not for the image presented by the band. The song was a marked change from the waning disco style and the nascent punk movement.


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The Venus flytrap (also referred to as Venus's flytrap or Venus' flytrap), Dionaea muscipula, is a carnivorous plant native to subtropical wetlands on the East Coast of the United States in North Carolina and South Carolina.he Venus flytrap is found in nitrogen-and phosphorus-poor environments, such as bogs and wet savannahs.


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Homology: Leave It To the Plants. In the following photos of plants, the leaves are quite different from the normal leaves we envision. Each leaf has a very different shape and function, yet all are homologous structures, derived from a common ancestral form.The pitcher plant and Venus' flytrap use leaves to trap and digest insects.The bright red leaves of the poinsettia look like flower petals.The cactus leaves are modified into small spines, which reduce water loss and can protect the cactus from plant-eaters.omology: Leave It To the Plants. In the following photos of plants, the leaves are quite different from the normal leaves we envision. Each leaf has a very different shape and function, yet all are homologous structures, derived from a common ancestral form.


Carnivorous plant
Carnivorous plants have adapted to grow in places where the soil is thin or poor in nutrients, especially nitrogen, such as acidic bogs and rock outcroppings. Charles Darwin wrote Insectivorous Plants, the first well-known treatise on carnivorous plants, in 1875.True carnivory is thought to have evolved independently six times in five different orders of flowering plants, and these are now represented by more than a dozen genera.ive basic trapping mechanisms are found in carnivorous plants. 1  Pitfall traps (pitcher plants) trap prey in a rolled leaf that contains a pool of digestive enzymes or bacteria. 2  Flypaper traps use a sticky mucilage.


American Journal of Botany
Carnivorous plants have unique structural specializations for the procurement of insect-derived nutrients. As carefully examined by Darwin (1875) â , carnivorous plants attract and trap insects, then breakdown and absorb the by-products (reviewed in Juniper, Robins, and Joel, 1989 â).Surprisingly different trap morphologies have evolved in carnivorous plants for the capture of insects.s carefully examined by Darwin (1875) â , carnivorous plants attract and trap insects, then breakdown and absorb the by-products (reviewed in Juniper, Robins, and Joel, 1989 â). Surprisingly different trap morphologies have evolved in carnivorous plants for the capture of insects.


Venus flytrap
The speed with which traps close can be used as an indicator of a plant's general health. Venus flytraps are not as humidity-dependent as are some other carnivorous plants, such as Nepenthes, Cephalotus, most Heliamphora, and some Drosera.he Venus flytrap is found in nitrogen-and phosphorus-poor environments, such as bogs and wet savannahs.


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PHÂ¥SIOL, PLANT, 63: 71-75. Copemliagen 198S CMoroplasts io the epidermis of Sarracenia (the American pitcherplant) and their possible role in camivory-Animmunocytochemical approach Daniel M, Joe) and Shimon GepsteinJoel, D. M. and Gepstein, S. 1985.n the other hand it has re-cently been shown that symbiotic dipterous larvae in-habit the pitcher fluid together with other organisms(Fish and Hall 1978) and contribute enzymes for the de-composition of the prey, thus serving as the digestivesystem of the plant (cf.


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Chloroplasts in the epidermis oi Sarraeenia (theAmerican pitcher plant) and their possible role in carnivor)' - An immunocytochem-ical approach. -Physiol. Plant. 63:71-75.A photosynthetic apparatus is present in the epidermis of the bottom zone of thepitcher of Sarracenia purpurea L. ssp. purptirea.n the other hand it has re-cently been shown that symbiotic dipterous larvae in-habit the pitcher fluid together with other organisms(Fish and Hall 1978) and contribute enzymes for the de-composition of the prey, thus serving as the digestivesystem of the plant (cf.


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Dissolved matter fromthe decomposing insects is absorbed by the pitchers andused for the nutrition of the plant (cf. Bradshaw 1983).In contrast to almost all other carnivorous plants, S.purpurea is not capable of secreting an appreciableamount of a digestive fluid.n the other hand it has re-cently been shown that symbiotic dipterous larvae in-habit the pitcher fluid together with other organisms(Fish and Hall 1978) and contribute enzymes for the de-composition of the prey, thus serving as the digestivesystem of the plant (cf.


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The pitchers of the tropical carnivorous plant Nepenthes alata are highly specialized organs for the attraction and capture of insects and absorption of nutrients from them.This study examined the structure and development of these pitchers, with particular focus on the nectaries and digestive glands.s carefully examined by Darwin (1875) â , carnivorous plants attract and trap insects, then breakdown and absorb the by-products (reviewed in Juniper, Robins, and Joel, 1989 â). Surprisingly different trap morphologies have evolved in carnivorous plants for the capture of insects.


American Journal of Botany
Abstract. The pitchers of the tropical carnivorous plant Nepenthes alata are highly specialized organs for the attraction and capture of insects and absorption of nutrients from them. This study examined the structure and development of these pitchers, with particular focus on the nectaries and digestive glands.s carefully examined by Darwin (1875) â , carnivorous plants attract and trap insects, then breakdown and absorb the by-products (reviewed in Juniper, Robins, and Joel, 1989 â). Surprisingly different trap morphologies have evolved in carnivorous plants for the capture of insects.


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Shadowhunters. October 17 at 10:15am Â·. Check out this amazing first look at the Shadowhunters steles! http://bit.ly/1ZLyR2E. A FIRST LOOK at the Shadowhunters StelesBrace yourselves, we're about to unveil the Shadowhunters shiny new steles.


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Shadowhunters. October 14 at 3:45pm Â·. This is what you need to know if you want to defeat a demon! 9 Things You Should Know If You Want to Destroy a DemonDestroying demons takes skill, determination and nerves of steel.


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Clary Fray is a normal teenager living in Brooklyn. One day, she discovers that she is part of an elite race of half human, half angel people called Shadowhunters. She meets Jace Wayland, a cocky, handsome teen with killer instincts. Together, along with some friends, they go on the ultimate quest to find and defeat many enemies from the past.


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Are you ready for Shadowhunters? Check out this epic preview to hold you over until the series premiere on Tuesday, January 12 at 9pm|8c! Don't miss it on ABC Family, soon to be Freeform!


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Not yet released. A teenager named Tessa Gray travels to London during the Victorian era where she discovers that she has the ability to transform her body and ultimately meets up with Shadowhunters who hunt vampires, werewolves, and warlocks.


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Yasuo, the Unforgiven, available now. Steer the winds of battle as Yasuo, the Unforgiven, or lock and load before unleashing aerial carnage on the good, bad and ugly as High Noon Yasuo. Champion Spotlight: Yasuo, the Unforgiven. Learn to steer the winds and maraud through your foes in the Yasuo Champion Spotlight.


Season Three release
Champions released during the Season 3 stage of the game, the period beginning on February 1, 2013 through the present day. Pages in category Season Three release. The following 6 pages are in this category, out of 6 total.


âFuller Houseâ Renewed for Season 2 at Netflix
The only cast members who did not return for the initial season were Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. Now that the series has been renewed for a second season, thereâs hope that the Olsen twins could return, according to Franklin, who said earlier this year, âI tried. We all tried to persuade them to come and play. They decided not to at this time.


I Hope You Brought Friends
This is my first guide, which will cover my favorite champion by far: Yasuo the Unforgiven! Make sure to comment with anything that you feel I missed, needs to be improved, or to tell me what you think I did right! Yasuo has been one of the most popular League of Legends Champions since he was created.


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Champions released during the Season 3 stage of the game, the period beginning on February 1, 2013 through the present day. Timeline: Alpha stage Â· Beta stage Â· Pre-Season 1 Â· Season 1 Â· Pre-Season 2 Â· Season 2 Â· Pre-Season 3 Â· Season 3. Jinx. Aatrox.


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1 Yasuo's Q has a minimum CD of 1.33 seconds, which is met by obtaining 60% bonus AS. Any excess over this is still viable, your AA's will still be faster, but your Q still will not come any quicker.  Way of the Wanderer decreases the Critical Damage of Yasuo's Q by 25% instead of 10%.


Yasuo
Honor is in the heart, not the name. In collaboration with Good Smile, we're bringing Yasuo, the Unforgiven, to the figma series. The articulated action figure comes with his sword, flute and a wind tornado, which you can use to create various poses and act out different scenes. Pre-orders will come with an exclusive Yasuo collectible metal card. The Yasuo figma is estimated to ship in December 2016.


I Hope You Brought Friends
Yasuo has a few mechanics that can make or break him depending on your skill. Yasuo's Q has a minimum CD of 1.33 seconds, which is met by obtaining 60% bonus AS. Any excess over this is still viable, your AA's will still be faster, but your Q still will not come any quicker.


I Hope You Brought Friends
Yasuo has a few mechanics that can make or break him depending on your skill. 1  Yasuo's Q has a minimum CD of 1.33 seconds, which is met by obtaining 60% bonus AS. 2  Way of the Wanderer decreases the Critical Damage of Yasuo's Q by 25% instead of 10%.  Yasuo is an EXTREMELY mobile champion.


âFuller Houseâ Renewed for Season 2 at Netflix
âFuller Houseâ has been renewed for a second season at Netflix, Variety has learned. The pickup comes just days after the âFull Houseâ revival series debuted on the streaming giant. âFuller Houseâ opened up to polarizing reviews from critics and mixed reaction from fans, but the renewal hardly comes as a surprise.


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The first step of the JIPOE process in COIN is to define the OE. In order to define the OE, the JFC staff first clearly understands the purpose of the operation and the JFCâs intent. Once this is established, a definition of the OE can be made, which includes: (1) A detailed explanation of the operational area.


Political subversion, real and imagined, in American history
Studies of political repression looked at economic and political power; studies of the paranoid style investigated symbols, subcultures, and status anxieties. The American political system narrows debate and excludes radical alternatives, for those studying repression.


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The tenets of COIN are further supported by the tactical precepts of COIN. For additional information on the principles of joint operations, see Joint Publication (JP) 3-0, Joint Operations, and for information on the precepts of COIN, see Appendix D, âPrecepts for Counterinsurgency.â a. Understand the OE.


Insurgency
Multipolarity extends the definition of insurgency to situations where there is no recognized authority, as in the Somali Civil War, especially the period from 1998 to 2006, where it broke into quasi-autonomous smaller states, fighting among one another in changing alliances.


Joint Publication 2-0
2. Authorship The lead agent for this publication is the US Army. The Joint Staff doctrine sponsor for this publication is the Operations Directorate (J-3). 3. Supersession This publication supersedes JP 3-24, 05 October 2009, Counterinsurgency Operations.


Political subversion, real and imagined, in American history
Understanding how significant and central to American history the above episodes are is key to understanding Rogin's main thesis: The division of political demonologists into two camps is artificial. Disagreeing with the realists, Rogin states there is indeed a demonological world view, latent with unconscious meanings.


Political subversion, real and imagined, in American history
Berkeley, Calif.: University of California Press. Illustrated. 356 pp. $25. ``Political demonology'' is the study of subversive threats to the political system and countersubversive measures to stem such threats. Defined this way, it appears to be a clear-cut discipline.


Political subversion, real and imagined, in American history
In many ways, it matters little if the subversive threat is real or imagined. A threat, once stated, can be used to further measures to counter it; threats of subversion usually take heroic efforts to prove or disprove convincingly.


A Brief History of the Blues
Cool blues: A sophisticated piano-based form that owes much to jazz; West Coast blues: Popularized mainly by Texas musicians who moved to California. West Coast blues is heavily influenced by the swing beat. The Texas blues, Memphis blues, and St. Louis blues consist of a wide variety of subgenres.


A brief history of Rhythm'n'Blues
Roy Milton crooned like a white pop singer in RM Blues (1945), the first gold record of rhythm'n'blues and another important step in the mutation of the boogie rhythm into rock'n'roll.


A Brief History of the Blues
Once the Delta blues made their way up the Mississippi to urban areas, the music evolved into electrified Chicago blues, other regional blues styles, and various jazz-blues hybrids. A decade or so later the blues gave birth to rhythm 'n blues and rock 'n roll. No single person invented the blues, but many people claimed to have discovered the genre. For instance, minstrel show bandleader W.C. Handy insisted that the blues were revealed to him in 1903 by an itinerant street guitarist at a train station in Tutwiler, Mississippi.


A brief history of Rhythm'n'Blues
Rhythm'n'blues also changed the profile of the audience. Where jazz catered to the audience of the clubs for the middle-class and (ever more often) the aristocracy of the city, rhythm'n'blues reached out to the working class and even to the street gangs.


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Book Reviews. 1  The Gospel According to the Blues by Gary W. Burnett. 2  100 Books Every Blues Fan Should Own by Edward Komara & Greg Johnson. 3  Steve Cushing: Pioneers of the Blues Revival. 4  Gareth Murphy â Cowboys and Indies. 5  Amanda Petrusich â Do Not Sell at Any Price: The Wild, Obsessive Hunt for the...


A Brief History of the Blues
Today there are many different shades of the blues. Forms include: Traditional county blues: A general term that describes the rural blues of the Mississippi Delta, the Piedmont and other rural locales; Jump blues: A danceable amalgam of swing and blues and a precursor to R&B.


Blues
Blues, secular folk music created by black Americans in the early 20th century. From its origin in the South, the bluesâ simple but expressive forms had become by the 1960s one of the most important influences on the development of popular music throughout the United States. Mississippi John Hurt, c. 1965.


A brief history of Rhythm'n'Blues
Chicago's blues style was not only faster and more turbulent than the Southern styles: it also adopted the horns and the electric guitar. Eventually, a new term was coined for this aggressive kind of blues music: rhythm'n'blues. Its birth date is disputed. In 1946 Muddy Waters cut the first records of Chicago's electric blues. In 1947 Billboard's writer Jerry Wexler coined the term rhythm and blues for Chicago's electric blues. In 1949 the Billboard chart for race records was renamed rhythm and blues. The first major rhythm'n'blues festival was held in Los Angeles in 1950 (the Blues & Rhythm Jubilee), as important as the Carnegie Hall concert of 1938 that launched boogie woogie nationwide.


A Brief History of the Blues
The best blues is visceral, cathartic, and starkly emotional. From unbridled joy to deep sadness, no form of music communicates more genuine emotion. The blues has deep roots in American history, particularly African-American history. The blues originated on Southern plantations in the 19th Century.


Rhythm and blues music
Rhythm and blues is a popular music genre combining jazz, gospel, and blues influences. Jerry Wexler of Billboard magazine coined the term rhythm and blues in 1948 as a musical marketing term in the United States. It replaced the term race music, which originally came from within the black community, but was deemed offensive in the postwar world. Writer/producer Robert Palmer defined rhythm & blues as a catchall term referring to any music that was made by and forâ¦ read more


Phil Collins (I)
Phil Collins (I) Phil Collins was born in Chiswick, London, England, to Winifred (Strange), a theatrical agent, Greville Philip Austin Collins, an insurance agent. He spent most of his early entertainment life as a young actor and model. He played the Artful Dodger in the West End production of Oliver! alongside the future movie screen Artful Dodger, Jack ...


True Colors (Cyndi Lauper song)
True Colors (Cyndi Lauper song) True Colors is a song written by American songwriters Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly. It was both the title track and the first single released from American singer Cyndi Lauper's second album. It was the only original song on the album that Lauper did not help write. True Colors spent two weeks in the number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100, and was the last single from Lauper to occupy the top of the chart.


Phil Collins returns: âI got letters from nurses saying, âThatâs it, Iâm not buying your recordsââ
Phil Collins returns: âI got letters from nurses saying, âThatâs it, Iâm not buying your recordsââ. He was one of the planetâs biggest stars, selling 100ms of records. In 2000, Phil Collins developed sudden deafness in one ear owing to a viral infection. Most professional musicians would have been horrified.


Hits  (Phil Collins album)
Hits was also the first Phil Collins album to include four songs originally recorded for motion pictures (all of them U.S. number 1 hits) as well as his popular duet with Philip Bailey, Easy Lover (a UK number 1 hit). In 1998, the album reached number 1 in the United Kingdom and number 18 in the United States.


Phil Collins returns: âI got letters from nurses saying, âThatâs it, Iâm not buying your recordsââ
Phil Collins returns: âI got letters from nurses saying, âThatâs it, Iâm not buying your recordsââ. He was one of the planetâs biggest stars, selling 100ms of records. He talks about the madness of fame, that threat to leave the UK and whether he really dumped his wife by fax.


'Phil Collins Dead' Becomes Latest Celebrity Death Hoax Rumor
All signs pointed to the report of Phil Collins' death as a hoax. The link used by Global Associated News is the URL phil.collins.swellserver.com and the website cites an outlet called Local Team News 9 as its source. A photo purportedly showing Phil Collins' overturned car should be viewed with skepticism.


'Phil Collins Dead' Becomes Latest Celebrity Death Hoax Rumor
'Phil Collins Dead' Becomes Latest Celebrity Death Hoax Rumor. Phil Collins arrives at the Hollywood world premiere of Mirror Mirror in Los Angeles, California March 17, 2012.


Phil Collins Confesses His Initial Reaction to End of Collaboration with Adele: 'I Guess I Didn't Pass the Audition'
Phil Collins Confesses His Initial Reaction to End of Collaboration with Adele: 'I Guess I Didn't Pass the Audition'. The music world was abuzz last year when news broke that Adele was working with legendary musician Phil Collins on her new album, 25. But when the now record-breaking album was released last November, Collinsâ name was nowhere to be found. The Genesis drummer chatted with PEOPLE on Friday at the press conference for his Little Dreams Foundation and explained the failed collaboration.


Hits  (Phil Collins album)
Hits (Phil Collins album) ...Hits redirects here. For other uses, see Hits (disambiguation). Hits (stylized as ...Hits), released in 1998 and again in 2008, following the success of In the Air Tonight on the Cadbury ad campaign, is the first greatest hits album by English singer-songwriter Phil Collins.


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Phil Collins - True Colors [Official Music Video], released 1998. Visit http://www.philcollins.com and http://www.facebook.com/philcollins.


VALLARTA CLIMATE & WEATHER
VALLARTA CLIMATE & WEATHER. This page contains the most detailed information about the climate and weather in Puerto Vallarta, Bucerias and Nuevo Vallarta Mexico you'll find anywhere. Use the statistics below, including water temperature, rainfall, hurricanes, etc to help you plan your trip. PUERTO VALLARTA WEATHER FORECAST.


CLIMATE: AVERAGE MONTHLY WEATHER IN Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
The months January, February, March and April have nice weather with a good average temperature. On average, the temperatures are always high. Most rainfall (rainy season) is seen in June, July, August, September and October. Puerto Vallarta has dry periods in February, March, April, May, November and December. On average, the warmest month is August. On average, the coolest month is January. September is the wettest month. This month should be avoided if you don't like too much rain. April is the driest month.


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Weather lowdown. The temperatures are still very warm in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, in February, even though itâs still winter. Thanks to the cityâs location close to the equator, it enjoys good weather all year round providing the perfect place to head for a winter beach break â it certainly beats the cold European winter.


Averages for Puerto Vallarta in February
Averages for Puerto Vallarta in February. The temperatures are still very warm in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, in February, even though itâs still winter. Thanks to the cityâs location close to the equator, it enjoys good weather all year round providing the perfect place to head for a winter beach break â it certainly beats the cold European winter.


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Weather in January. 03 November 2006, 03:02. We will be arriving in PV on 3rd of January and would appreciate it if someone could let us know what the weather will be like during the day and if we will require jackets for the night time. Hide.


Puerto Vallarta Weather
Located on the same latitude as the Hawaiian Islands (20ÂºN), the city's weather and climate are often compared to Hawaii's (City information). Puerto Vallarta (like Nuevo Vallarta) is surrounded by jungle, and receives considerable rain during the summer months. Generalities.


Averages for Puerto Vallarta in March
Averages for Puerto Vallarta in March. Weather lowdown. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, starts to heat up even more in March as the city heads towards summer. The days get longer and temperatures soar, providing the perfect time to escape on an end of winter break where thereâs great beaches, oodles of sunshine, and plenty to do.


Averages for Puerto Vallarta in March
Tourists flock to Puerto Vallarta for the beaches, and in March the sea temperatures are a warm 24Â°C, offering perfect swimming conditions. The warm winter breeze that comes off the Pacific is beginning to disappear in March, but it still provides some waves for keen watersports enthusiasts.


Weather in January
Weather in January - Puerto Vallarta Forum. Weather in January. Which Puerto Vallarta hotels are on sale? We will be arriving in PV on 3rd of January and would appreciate it if someone could let us know what the weather will be like during the day and if we will require jackets for the night time.


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Filed Under: Photos from the Field, Videos Tagged With: example of functional obsolescence, functional obsolesence, Home Appraiser, House Appraiser, oddball, pool in front yard, swimming pool, value of a pool.


example of functional obsolescence
What is functional obsolescence? It is âa reduction in the usefulness or desirability of an object because of an outdated (or odd) design feature, usually one that cannot be easily changedâ (from Investopedia). We see functional obsolescence when there is a feature of a house that is not useful to buyers for one reason or another. It may have been acceptable at some point in the past, but is now outdated, or it may simply be odd and less appealing. Other examples of functional obsolescence include having to walk through a bedroom to get to another bedroom, having no dishwasher in the kitchen, no laundry hook-ups, or having no bathrooms on the first floor of a house.


example of functional obsolescence
Buyers donât want pools in the front yard. 1  There is more privacy in the backyard. 2  Your house may actually sell for less because of a front yard pool. 3  Avoid perverts looking through holes in the front fence to check you out. 4  Itâs awkward to try to avoid drowning while walking to the front door.


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OBSOLESCENCE: FORM OR FUNCTION By: Paul K. Bidwell, MAI, SRA, CCIM In order to understand functional obsolescence it is important to realize what the word function actually means. According to many definitions within published texts function is a kind of action that is proper and is the purpose for which something is designed or fits.


Functional Obsolescence in Real Estate
Some other examples of functional obsolescence in homes include: 1  All bedrooms on the 2nd floor and the only bath located on the 1st floor. 2  Walking through one bedroom to get to another. 3  Walking through a dining room or living room to get to a bedroom. 4  Walking through a formal space to enter the garage.


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Functional obsolescence for various reasons can be difficult for appraiser to accurately measure even though the concept is fairly simplistic. Functional obsolescence is always something that pertains to the property itself or within the boundaries of the property. We typically divide obsolescence into two different categories one being a deficiency


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In order to understand functional obsolescence it is important to realize what the word. function actually means. According to many definitions within published texts function is. a kind of action that is proper and is the purpose for which something is designed or fits. It is a perception on which a base measurement is considered. Appraisers must. understand that we are dealing with perception of market participants when it comes to. measuring any form of functional obsolescence.


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that item will lead to the amount of functional obsolescence deducted. Following is an outline of the various forms of functional obsolescence and appraiser will encounter


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obsolescence found in the property. It should be noted that this paper is not intended to go through the process of calculating the item of obsolescence, there are many excellent appraisal texts the appraiser can obtain that properly show the calculations necessary to properly deduct for any form of functional obsolescence.


The Price of Incivility
Rudeness at work is rampant, and itâs on the rise. Over the past 14 years weâve polled thousands of workers about how theyâre treated on the job, and 98% have reported experiencing uncivil behavior. In 2011 half said they were treated rudely at least once a weekâup from a quarter in 1998.


Advice
Rude employees generally donât act out with the intention to annoy. Rather, theyâre more often rude due to the instigatorsâ ignorance, oversight, or personality. The good news is that incivility can be immobilized. It doesnât have to be an accepted part of the workplace culture. A respectful environment isnât something thatâs only dragged out for client meetings. Here are five concrete steps to move your company forward: 1. Company policy: Address civility in your corporate mission statement, personnel policies, and everyday interactions. 2. Buy-in: Everyone from the CEO to the temporary worker needs to know and adhere to the corporationâs commitment to a civil workplace.


The Price of Incivility
According to a study conducted by Accountemps and reported in Fortune, managers and executives at Fortune 1,000 firms spend 13% percent of their work timeâthe equivalent of seven weeks a yearâmending employee relationships and otherwise dealing with the aftermath of incivility.


Respect in the Workplace Can Increase Safety and Productivity
Since respectful work cultures start at the top, let's first take a look at leadership. One of the most important benefits created by respectful leaders is a solid foundation of trust. Trust leads to the perception of safety, and the feeling of safety helps free organizational potential.


The Price of Incivility
One way to help create a culture of respect and bring out your employeesâ best is to express your appreciation. Personal notes are particularly effective, especially if they emphasize being a role model, treating people well, and living the organizationâs values.


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When it comes to managing the organization, you should hire for civility, teach it, create group norms, reward positive behavior, penalize rudeness, and seek out former employees for an honest assessment of your companyâs culture.


Advice
Five Steps to Workplace Civility. Written by Peter Post. A recent encounter with a less-than-polite grocery store clerk reminded me that incivility isn't just a character flaw, a personality quirk, or the product of a bad day.. Incivility is a much wider problem with a startling arch of influence.


Best Practices of Private Sector Employers
The Best Packed Lunch for Work [Photo Gallery] 2. Workplace wellness programs are now available at about half of U.S. employers with 50 or more employees, according to a 2013 RAND Health study sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.


The Price of Incivility
Leaders can counter rudeness at work both by monitoring their own actions and by fostering civility in others. Strategies for managing yourself include modeling good behavior and asking for feedback. Turn off your iPhone during meetings, pay attention to questions, and follow up on promises.


Respect in the Workplace Can Increase Safety and Productivity
Leaders across all industries constantly are looking for ways to motivate employees and increase productivity, while simultaneously maintaining or even improving workplace safety. Fortunately, the two goals are not at odds with each other and, in fact, can be synergistic. Sep 24, 2013 Paul Meshanko.


Fuel and Environmental Charge
The Fuel/Environmental Charge is not a tax or surcharge imposed by or remitted to any governmental or regulatory agency; it is our charge. The Fuel/Environmental Charge percentages may be changed at the discretion of Waste Management.


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Pollution Charges, Fees, and Taxes 2001 51 4.5.2.1 Tire Charges Fees are imposed on automobile tires in at least 34 states. The fees generally range from $0.25 to$2.00, but Texas has a fee of $3.50 on truck tires. Some of the fees are assessed as a percentageof the price of the tires.


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The amount or percentage of the environmental component is not specifically tied to the direct or indirect costs to service your account, but to Waste Management's overall costs on a company-wide basis based upon customers paying this charge.


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Environmental Component. Waste Management is committed to being a good neighbor to our customers, our employees and our environment. The environmental component of our Fuel/Environmental Charge is 11% of all invoice charges, including the fuel surcharge. (Some disposal customers are charged a flat per load rate or a variation not described herein or have other contract terms.


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Nebraskaâs fee of $4 per ton is one ofthe highest; most are below $1 per ton. Assuming fertilizer prices of $150â$200 per ton, thecharges are too low to significantly influence the use of fertilizer. The most common use of thesecharge revenues is the inspection of fertilizers and fertilizer storage by state agencies.


Environmental Fee Charges
Using a separate environmental fee on invoices can have a serious negative impact on the shop's reputation. Instead of highlighting your shops concern for the environment, itemized fees may make your customers feel like they're being gouged.


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Pollution Charges, Fees, and Taxes 2001 37 application fees for new, modified, or reissued permits. In most cases, these fees are 20% of theannual fee. 36 In California, NPDES annual fees are based on the threat to water quality and the complexity ofthe permit.


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Pollution Charges, Fees, and Taxes 2001 53 4.6 Road User Fees Tolls are the most common type of road user fee for financing road construction in the UnitedStates. Because these fees are purely revenue-raising mechanisms that are unrelated toenvironmental protection, they are not discussed in this report.


Fuel and Environmental Charge
For example, a bill totally $25.00 for services before tax, with a $3.00 fuel charge, would see an additional $3.08 applied for the environmental charge (11% of $28). For easy reference, the Historical Table shows each Fuel/Environmental Charge issued by WM for the previous 52 weeks.


How to Make Worm Compost Tea
Overview. Worm compost tea is high in nitrogen and phosphates, making it an excellent plant fertilizer. Worm teas are superior to simple compost teas because they create a greater diversity of beneficial micro-organisms and less harmful ones. There are two methods of creating this nutrient rich liquid fertilizer.


How to Make Worm Compost Tea
Place a shallow container upside down on the floor beneath your vermicompost bin to catch any liquid that drains out. This liquid is called worm tea and it is an excellent fertilizer.


Worm Tea
Worm Tea. Recipe for Worm Tea. Leachate which is liquid that has leached out of your worm farm is full of anaerobic bacteria. This can be toxic to your worms and plants. The cause is your bedding is too wet from added water or the food is too wet.


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ï· Feedstock used to feed earthworms does not affect the worm tea, so long as the waste has sufficiently broken down. ï· Worm tea is an excellent foliar spray. ï· A good worm tea protects plants from common infections such as leaf curl.


Is Worm Tea Really That Good?
1 For container plants, the tea can be diluted to one part of tea to two parts of water and given once every few weeks depending on plant condition. 2  For trees and shrubs, spray undiluted two weeks before bud break and then every 10-14 days at 1:5 part dilution. 3  For seedlings, mist or soak seeds prior to planting.


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Worm tea can be created from a small supply, multiplied, and then spread over a much larger area. Around 20 kilograms of un-screened vermicompost can produce 1000L of worm tea. Foliar spray requires 50L per hectare. Worm tea is the liquid that is produced from worm castings (vermicast).


Is Worm Tea Really That Good?
Click for image with explanation. Qualities of Worm Tea. The quality of the worm tea is largely dependent on the quality and variety of feedstock used in the compost. 1  A compost made from mostly paper products will be high in fungi which is beneficial to trees and shrubs.


Worm Tea
The first thing is to add 2 table spoons of molasses and one table spoon of seaweed or kelp fertiliser to the bucket of water. Mix these in then suspend your bag of castings into the water. You can attach it to the handle of the bucket making sure it is just submerged in the water. The last thing to do is add the air stone from the air pump and ensure it sits at the bottom of the bucket. Switch on the air pump and let the mix run for 48 hours.


Is Worm Tea Really That Good?
For best results, the worm tea should be used as quickly as possible. . Once the oxygen and food are consumed, anaerobic organisms will begin to take over, producing alcohols and phenols toxic to plants. Keep in mind that microbial growth in the worm tea will be slower to form in the winter than summer. Making this in a shed or garage in the early spring would be advisable where warm water of 70Â° can be used. In the summer, do not expose to sunlight as UV rays can kill microbes also.


Worm Tea
How to keep the Worm Tea alive. Every 2 days the mix is going add two tablespoons of molasses and one table spoon of Seaweed or Kelp fertilizer. This will continue to feed the bacteria. When you take away some mix just top up with water and again add a bit more molasses and fertilizer.


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Who is affected: Bulimia Nervosa has clinical features similar to Anorexia Nervosa but differs in that bulimic patients tend to maintain a normal body weight. It is more common than anorexia. Approximately 5% of females in Western countries between the ages of 15 to 35 suffer from bulimia.reatment: As with Anorexia Nervosa, many bulimic patients resist treatment because they fear weight gain. However, what such patients do not realize is that the longer they practice this behavior, the less effective it is in maintaining body weight.


Body Image in Eating Disorders
Body image disturbance is one of the most common clinical features attributed to eating disorders. Most contemporary theories consider body dissatisfaction to be the most immediate or proximal antecedent to the development of an eating disorder and empirical studies indeed confirm this association.t is a major predictor of relapse in both anorexia and bulimia nervosa; patients who do recover report that body image is one of the major impediments to lasting change. The most challenging problem is how to affect lasting change in body dissatisfaction among those with eating disorders.


Anorexia Nervosa - Symptoms
Feelings and actions. Common feelings and actions that are linked to anorexia nervosa include: 1  Having an intense fear of gaining weight. 2  Restricting food or types of food, such as food that contains any kind of fat or sugar.3  Weighing much less than is normal or expected for your age, gender, stage of development, or physical health.eelings and actions. Common feelings and actions that are linked to anorexia nervosa include: 1  Having an intense fear of gaining weight. 2  Restricting food or types of food, such as food that contains any kind of fat or sugar.


Clinical Features Of Anorexia Nervosa:
Amenorrhoea is a condition that is used as diagnostic criteria in women with Anorexia. Patients commonly show symptoms of depression, along with obsessive-compulsive personality traits. Mood swings and social withdrawal are other common features.There is an increased lack of sexual interest in both men and women.norexia Nervosa is characterised by a very low body weight, generally defined as 15% below the Body Mass Index (BMI).


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Eating disorders: clinical features and the role of the general psychiatrist William Rhys Jones, Monique Schelhase & John F. Morgan William Rhys Jones is an ST6 in psychiatry at the Yorkshire Centre for Eating Disorders, Leeds.He has a wide range of interests including eating disorders and general psychiatry.5 Eating disordersAdvances in psychiatric treatment (2012), vol. 18, 34â43 doi: 10.1192/apt.bp.109.007245 There is often denial of symptoms such as hunger and fatigue, and the ambivalence about low weight often contrasts with the high levels of concern expressed by family and health professionals.


Body Image in Eating Disorders
It is a major predictor of relapse in both anorexia and bulimia nervosa; patients who do recover report that body image is one of the major impediments to lasting change. The most challenging problem is how to affect lasting change in body dissatisfaction among those with eating disorders.t is a major predictor of relapse in both anorexia and bulimia nervosa; patients who do recover report that body image is one of the major impediments to lasting change. The most challenging problem is how to affect lasting change in body dissatisfaction among those with eating disorders.


History
Pay careful attention to the patient's self-image and self-esteem, even if the patient identifies that he or she has an eating disorder. This may help to stratify the risk of mortality, which is 18 times higher when anorexia nervosa is comorbid with significant psychiatric disorders such as major depressive disorder.atients should be asked about early morning awakening, tearfulness, and thoughts of suicide or a plan for it. It is also important to focus on self-image in the treatment of anorexia nervosa because control-submission interactions between patient and therapist must be handled with care.


History
Patients should be asked about early morning awakening, tearfulness, and thoughts of suicide or a plan for it. It is also important to focus on self-image in the treatment of anorexia nervosa because control-submission interactions between patient and therapist must be handled with care.atients should be asked about early morning awakening, tearfulness, and thoughts of suicide or a plan for it. It is also important to focus on self-image in the treatment of anorexia nervosa because control-submission interactions between patient and therapist must be handled with care.


Anorexia nervosa
Anorexia nervosa, often referred to simply as anorexia, is an eating disorder characterized by a low weight, fear of gaining weight, a strong desire to be thin, and food restriction.norexia nervosa, often referred to simply as anorexia, is an eating disorder characterized by a low weight, fear of gaining weight, a strong desire to be thin, and food restriction.


Anorexia Nervosa
Diagnostic Criteria: Anorexia Nervosa. The following definition of Anorexia Nervosa is used to assist mental health professionals in making a clinical diagnosis. The clinical criteria is not always representative of what one living with anorexia feels.iagnostic criteria of anorexia nervosa include two subtypes of the disorder that describe two distinct behavioral patterns. Individuals with the Restricting Type maintain their low body weight purely by restricting food intake and increased activity (i.e. compulsive exercise).


Why are sloths sooo slow?
Sloths live entirely in trees on a diet of leaves (making them folivores). And for this they are extremely rare. While most of the terrestrial world is covered in trees, there are very few vertebrates that call the canopy home.


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A: Sloths move slowly because of their herbivorous diet, slow metabolism and small muscle mass. Sloths are able to move fast, but they have to burn an enormous amount of energy in order to do so. The sloth diet lacks fats and proteins, which are important sources of energy and nutrition. Continue Reading


Why Do Sloths Move so Slow?
A sloth's metabolic rate is nearly 40 to 45 percent that of similar-sized animals. Humans need less than a day to digest a meal, while sloths need up to a month. This slow release of nutrients means that sloths have less energy to burn and therefore need to move slower in order to conserve what energy they have. Sloths' slow metabolism also means that the animals sleep for long periods of time. Sloths sleep up to 10 hours a day while in the wild and as much as 14 hours per day while in captivity. Sloths also have half the muscle mass of other similarly-sized animals. On the ground, sloths move by dragging themselves with their long arms.


Why are sloths sooo slow?
This study explains why eating leaves in the canopies of trees leads to life in the slow lane, why fast-moving animals like birds tend not to eat leaves, and why animals like deer that eat a lot of leaves tend to be big and live on the ground, says Doug Levey, program director in the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Division of Environmental Biology, which funded the research.


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5. What threats do sloths face? Though not all sloths are endangered, some of the six species are threatened by habitat loss. Deforestation in the tropical forests of South and Central America jeopardize the trees sloths rely on for food and shelter.


Why Do Sloths Move so Slow?
Quick Answer. Sloths move slowly because of their herbivorous diet, slow metabolism and small muscle mass. Sloths are able to move fast, but they have to burn an enormous amount of energy in order to do so. The sloth diet lacks fats and proteins, which are important sources of energy and nutrition.


Why are sloths sooo slow?
While a cheetah can go from 0 to 60 miles an hour in only three seconds, it takes a sloth all day to cover 41 yards. Such a distinct lack of alacrity would seem to be a strange way to evolve, but according to a new study, the lethargic lifestyle of tree sloths is the direct result of the animal's adaption to its arboreal niche.


Why are sloths sooo slow?
What advantages does such a pokey demeanor provide? New research sheds light on the leisurely life of the sloth. In the animal world, speed is king. Fast animals have a leg up in outrunning both predators and prey, which puts them high on the food chain. It would seem that all animals would strive for speed â¦ but then thereâs the sloth.


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Related on TreeHugger.com: 1  Aye-ayes and slow loris love the booze. 2  Watch these adorable baby orangutans go to 'forest school' (video) 3  Hedgehogs take over city parks at night, cruise for mates. 4  5 ways to be a green parent.


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1. Why are sloths slow? Sloths have an extremely low metabolic rate, which means they move at a languid, sluggish pace through the trees. On average, sloths travel 41 yards per dayâless than half the length of a football field!


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There are 548 real estate listings found in Ponte Vedra, FL. View our Ponte Vedra real estate area information to learn about the weather, local school districts, demographic data, and general information about Ponte Vedra, FL. Get in touch with a Ponte Vedra real estate agent who can help you find the home of your dreams in Ponte Vedra.


LUXURY RESORTS OFFERING UNPARALLELED AMENITIES
A grand hotel with a storied pedigree, the AAA Five-Diamond rated Ponte Vedra Inn & Club brings to mind images of quiet opulence, grace, stateliness and history.


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Ponte Vedra Inn & Club (offering 249 luxurious rooms and suites) and its nearby sister property, The Lodge & Club (66 upscale oceanfront rooms and suites), comprise the oceanfront luxury vacation experience known as Ponte Vedra Beach Resorts. Hotel guests enjoy reciprocal access to the amenities of both establishments.


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Check out our exclusive vacation packages! Located in the picturesque seaside village of Ponte Vedra Beach, just 20 miles southeast of Jacksonville, Florida, The Ponte Vedra Inn & Club and The Lodge & Club comprise to create this oceanfront luxury experience known as Ponte Vedra Beach Resorts.


LUXURY RESORTS OFFERING UNPARALLELED AMENITIES
LUXURY RESORTS OFFERING UNPARALLELED AMENITIES. Located in the picturesque seaside village of Ponte Vedra Beach, just 20 miles southeast of Jacksonville, Florida, The Ponte Vedra Inn & Club and The Lodge & Club comprise to create this oceanfront luxury experience known as Ponte Vedra Beach Resorts.


Jobs in Ponte Vedra, Florida
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Ponte Vedra, Florida
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Ponte Vedra Beach
Ponte Vedra Beach. A short drive toward the coast from Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra Beach is synonymous with golf â though it offers many other allures. The PGA Tour and The Players Championship are played at TPC Sawgrass, home of the famous 17th-hole island green. But donât forget that the word beach is part of this destinationâs name.


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Kroger Pharmacy - Mansfield 3001 Matlock Rd, Mansfield TX 76063 Phone Number: (817) 473-0081


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Detailed Information. NPI Number 1508146010 has the Organization type of ownership and has been registered to the following primary business legal name (which is a provider name or healthcare organization name) â KROGER SPECIALTY PHARMACY FL 2 LLC . Records indicate that the provider gender is .


NPI 1497871701 : BOGDAN HALALAU M.D.
NPI Number 1174708127 has the Organization type of ownership and has been registered to the following primary business legal name (which is a provider name or healthcare organization name) â KROGER SPECIALTY PHARMACY LA LLC. Records indicate that the provider gender is .


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NPI Number information was last updated on 10/09/2017. The provider is physically located (Business Practice Location) at: 2731 MANHATTAN BLVD STE B17 HARVEY, LA 70058-6151, US KROGER SPECIALTY PHARMACY LA LLC can be reached at his practice location using the following numbers:


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Kroger Pharmacy - Keller 2061 Rufe Snow Drive, Keller TX 76248 Phone Number: (817) 605-8728


Reference NPI Information. Full replica of the CMS (NPPES) NPI record
The telephone number associated with the location address of the provider being identified. Provider Business Practice Location Address Fax Number 504-355-4192 The fax number associated with the location address of the provider being identified.


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kroger specialty pharmacy la llc Provide organization name (legal business name used to file tax returns with the IRS). The Organization Name field allows the following special characters: ampersand, apostrophe, at sign, colon, comma, forward slash, hyphen, left and right parentheses, period, pound sign, quotation mark, and semi-colon.


Ask Your Question
Question DetailsAsked on 2/9/2014. Guest_... what does it cost to run new plumbing for a toilet, shower and sink to room that is adjacent to the other bathroom? the room is in the back of the house and backs up to the room with existing plumbing. Need a shower, sink and toilet.


How Much Should You Plan for Utilities?
If you can afford the $50,000 price tag, a bathroom addition is a reasonable investment, although your new bathroom will recover only about 52% of your initial investment at resale, according to the â2015 Remodeling Impact Reportâ from the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORSÂ®.


The Case for Adding a (Brand NEW!) Bath to Your House
âIf you add a $30,000 bath to that house, youâre not going to have a $100,000 house. Youâre going to have a $70,000 house with a really expensive bathroom.â. A general rule of thumb is that you should only undertake a major remodeling project if you plan to stay in your home at least five years. Each situation depends on the local market, McLane says.


Building a Second Bathroom
Find a bathroom builder the easy way. Building a Second Bathroom. Often, one bathroom is just not enough for a household. Adding a second bathroom will not only make things easier, it will also improve your home's resale value. Locating the Bathroom. The first thing you need to think about is where the second bathroom will go.


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âItâs best to install the bathroom where there is already plumbing,â Torrez says. âLots of times there is already plumbing in the back of the house, and if you put a new bathroom in that area of the home, you can just run lines off the existing plumbing.â. If the floor plan of your home permits, you can add a new bathroom right next to one that already exists for this same reason.


Ask Your Question
Ballpark costs below for plumbing ONLY - no tearout or repair of access points, and does NOT include cost of the basin, faucet, toilet, shower etc - just the plumbing to them with flanges, shutoff valves, etc ready for installation of shower, toilet and sink, etc, plus callback for final hookup of sink and toilet when they are ready.


Why do people have children and then neglect the parental responsibilities?
I hope I'm safe in saying that the majority of parents feel the same way. But, sadly, some parents do neglect and mistreat their children. Being a parent is HARD work-it takes a lot of sacrifices and some people are too selfish or clueless to realize that it can't be about them anymore when they become a parent.


What to Know about Child Abuse
Of the 6.2 million children reported to Child Protective Services as potential victims of child abuse in 2011, the government confirmed that there were 681,000 cases of child abuse and neglect.


Why do people have children and then neglect the parental responsibilities?
I see people screw the lives of their kids up every day and not consider their own flesh and bloods feelings. I do not have children yet, so I want to know from people that have children.


Neglect
Parental and caregiving obligations include the physical, emotional, and educational well-being of the child. Thus, neglect can also occur when the parent or caretaker does not seek adequate medical or dental care for the child. Another definition of neglect is when the parental figure does not provide sufficient food, clothing, or shelter. Parents are also expected to provide for the emotional needs of the child.


Why do people have children and then neglect the parental responsibilities?
If you have a child then you need to look after it and put your needs second, however not when it will affect the childs needs later on. For example one parent whom I know has 4 children & is on her way to a meltdown. She puts her children first constantly & I think she needs to put herself first for once.


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In 2011, reports of abuse and neglect signaled that boys and girls are similarly affected, with 48.6 percent male and 51.1 percent female who are the subjects of reports of child abuse and neglect. 1.


Neglect
Thus, neglect can occur when parents abandon the child, or simply have no time to spend with the child, in essence leaving the child to raise himself. If the child is actually left without supervision, this certainly constitutes neglect as well.


Why do people have children and then neglect the parental responsibilities?
I do not understand how people could choose to love a new boyfriend over a child and neglect and abuse. Update 2: I do not think parenting is easy,hell no. I just think that if a person thinks before having kids if it is right for them, allot of heartbreak would be prevented.


Why do people have children and then neglect the parental responsibilities?
Report Abuse. If you do your job right at 21 or 22 your child should be ready to live independent from you. Yes they still need a little guidance and help from time to time but a parent should not be the primary support(financial) for them at that time.


Neglect
Consequences of neglect are generally cumulative, and often negatively affect the child's development. For example, poor nutrition has negative consequences on the child's physical and psychological development.


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In Okinawan karate, there is more fluidity in. their movements, which compliments with Kenpo Karate, a style that is also very fluid in. their actions. When you first begin studying a weapon, it takes a certain basic knowledge. Once you begin to understand more of the weapon and can perform movements without.


Okinawan Karate-do and Kobudo
Okinawan Karate-do and Kobudo. 1  Okinawa is the largest island of a chain located between China and Japan. 2  Martial arts came to Okinawa in the 600's AD from Chinese Buddhist monks. 3  The ban was continued after Okinawa was invaded by Japan in 1609 AD.


10 Differences Between Okinawan Karate & Japanese Karate
âImiâ translates to âmeaningâ in English. Hence, in Okinawan Karate, the meaning of a technique is often more stressed than how the technique is actually executed. The Why is more important than the How. Japanese Karate, on the other hand, is often more focused on the How rather than the Why.


10 Differences Between Okinawan Karate & Japanese Karate
The meaning of many techniques was lost during the historical transmission of Karate from Okinawa to Japan. If you donât know the Why, itâs more sensible to teach the How. The purpose of Japanese Karate is not aligned with the purpose of Okinawan Karate anymore.


What Is Kobudo?
Today, when specifically referring to Okinawan traditions, the term kobudo is most often used to describe the weapons and traditions of the Ryukyu Islands. Founded by Taira Shinken (right), Ryukyu Kobudo Hozon Shinkokai is translated as âthe organization for the preservation and promotion of the ancient martial traditions of the Ryukyu Islandsâ.


What Is Kobudo?
Strictly translated, the Japanese word kobudo covers all ancient martial traditions, armed or unarmed, of Okinawa or Japan. Today, when specifically referring to Okinawan traditions, the term kobudo is most often used to describe the weapons and traditions of the Ryukyu Islands. These weapons include: sai (iron truncheon) nunchaku (horse bridle)


The History of Kobudo
While Kobudo is not as well known or as popular in the West as its empty handed counterpart, Karate, it has a very long and illustrious history, which can be traced back hundreds of years to a hand full of Asian countries.


Okinawan Karate-do and Kobudo
Okinawan Karate-do and Kobudo. 1  Okinawa is the largest island of a chain located between China and Japan. It's culture includes aspects of both of those country's cultures, but is also unique. 2  Martial arts came to Okinawa in the 600's AD from Chinese Buddhist monks.


Okinawan Karate-do and Kobudo
Okinawan Karate-do and Kobudo. Okinawa is the largest island of a chain located between China and Japan. It's culture includes aspects of both of those country's cultures, but is also unique. Being an island culture, there was sporadic early contact with other cultures that gradually increased.


The History of Kobudo
âIf you want to study Zen it is necessary for you to give up life and plunge into the pit of death. Those who are reluctant to give up their lives are not true warriors.â (DT Suzuki) The literal translation of the term kobudo is âancient martial artsâ, or âancient martial waysâ. Kobudo is a very old martial tradition that involves training and practice with a variety of hand held weapons â metal and wooden weapons, bladed and non-bladed weapons.


The Planet Mars
Marsâ thin atmosphere produces a greenhouse effect but it is only enough to raise the surface temperature by 5 degrees (K); much less than what we see on Venus and Earth. Mars has permanent ice caps at both poles composed mostly of solid carbon dioxide (âdry iceâ).


The Planet Mars
The average pressure on the surface of Mars is only about 7 millibars (less than 1% of Earthâs), but it varies greatly with altitude from almost 9 millibars in the deepest basins to about 1 millibar at the top of Olympus Mons.


Overview - page 3
Atmospheric pressure is the amount of force exerted over a surface area, caused by the weight of air above it. Since fewer air molecules are present at higher elevations, atmospheric pressure decreases as altitude increases. The most common unit of measure for atmospheric pressure is the millibar (mb). On Earth, the average atmospheric pressure at sea level is 1,013 mb, while on Mars it is only 7.5 mb.


Contact | Team Entrance | Privacy, Disclaimers, & Accessibility
On Mars, we see volcanoes, canyons, and impact basins much like the ones we see on Earth. Many of the same physical land features we see on Earth also exist on Mars. But the sheer size of some landforms on Mars dwarfs that of similar features on Earth. The table below compares many of Mars' conditions, specifications and features with those on Earth.


Overview - page 3
Because of Mars' low atmospheric pressure, visitors there would need to wear a pressurized space suit. This one is called an extravehicular mobility unit (EMU) and consists of three major components: (1) the upper torso, (2) the lower torso, and (3) the portable life-support system. (Image Credit: NASA)


Contact | Team Entrance | Privacy, Disclaimers, & Accessibility
Mars/Earth Comparison Table. Mars is only about one-half the diameter of Earth, but both planets have roughly the same amount of dry land surface area. This is because over two-thirds of the Earth's surface is covered by oceans, whereas the present surface of Mars has no liquid water. Mars and Earth are very different planets when it comes to temperature, size, and atmosphere, but geologic processes on the two planets are surprisingly similar.


The Planet Mars
The Planet Mars. Introduction. Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun. It resides with Earth (our planet) in the region of the solar system where liquid water can exist on the surface, and therefore the chance that life is (or once was) present on Mars remains a distinct possibility.


Father Figure
The best way to combat the negative effects of having no father figure which is undoubtedly rampant today is to ensure that your children have plenty of positive male role models in their daily interaction at school, home, play, sports and social groups.


Father Figure (song)
Altogether, the single spent 6 weeks in the Top 10, 9 weeks in the Top 20, and 14 weeks in the Top 40. The music video depicts a relationship between a cab driver (George Michael) and a high fashion model (Tania Coleridge).


Father Figure
The youth justice system and prisons are full of males without adequate male role models. Boys of all ages need and prefer the company of their fathers or other males during various stages of their childhood.


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Separation, divorce, and even deliberate decisions by many women to enter into a pregnancy unattached or without communication to the baby's father have been on the rise for some time now.


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Father Figure  is a U.S. number-one hit song written and performed by George Michael and released on Columbia Records in 1988 as the third single from the album Faith.


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Errol Crosbie. A father figure is usually an older man, often one in a position of power or influence, who arouses emotions usually felt for a person's father, and with whom a person identifies.


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Definition of A Father Figure. A father figure is usually an older man, often one in a position of power or influence, who arouses emotions usually felt for a person's father, and with whom a person identifies. Father figure is seeking to combine honest messages and social media to reach out to men with positive advice.


Father Figure
Single parenting has become commonplace in our modern world to the extent that nobody even blinks an eye about it. The impact, however, from being raised in a primarily one parent family and one that is often devoid of a consistant father figure can affect a child in many ways as they grow up.


Father Figure
Whether they see a father figure as a playmate, the maintainer of order or a symbol of security during adolescence, without a positive male father figure to guide them through their journey, many boys have difficulties that follow them into adulthood.


Father Figure (song)
The song remained a live favourite at Michael's concerts for many years and is also one of his most frequently aired songs on the radio in the UK. In the US, Father Figure became George Michael 's sixth number one single (including three #1 singles garnered as half of Wham!). Father Figure debuted at #49 on January 16, 1988, while  Faith  was still prominent (at #9) in the top tier of the chart. In the subsequent weeks, Father Figure was a surefire hit, reaching #1 by its seventh week, February 27, 1988, staying at the top for two weeks.


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Overview.  1 Care Coordination is a collaborative process that links children and families to services and resources in a coordinated manner to maximize the potential of children and provide them optimal health care..


Coordinating Web Services Activities with WS-Coordination, WS-AtomicTransaction, and WS-BusinessActivity
A CoordinationContext includes the following information: 1  An activity identifier. 2  The type of the coordination (e.g., atomic transaction) 3  The EndpointReference to the Registration service. 4  An optional expiration time for the activity. 5  Extensibility elements to allow other information to be communicated.


Coordinating Web Services Activities with WS-Coordination, WS-AtomicTransaction, and WS-BusinessActivity
The Activation protocol can be used for importing an activity to a different set of coordination services. Importing an activity has several motivations. For example, it allows an application to use an intermediary set of coordination services that it prefers to deal with directly due to performance, trust domain, or control reasons.


Coordinating Web Services Activities with WS-Coordination, WS-AtomicTransaction, and WS-BusinessActivity
This makes C's coordination service register with B's coordination service, creating a new coordination protocol instance between the B and C coordination services. The coordination protocol instance between B and C can begin.


Coordinating Web Services Activities with WS-Coordination, WS-AtomicTransaction, and WS-BusinessActivity
Coordinator service: Defined as part of the WS-Coordination specification, it is a Web service that is an endpoint for a coordination protocol instance and plays the coordinator role. The semantics of the coordinator and participant roles are defined as part of the specific coordination protocol.


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In Figure 4, after the import of the activity or the interposition of the trusted coordinator service B, Application B can deal with its own coordination services, which in turn deals with A's coordination services. 1  Figure 3 illustrates importing: 2  Create the activity and receive a CoordinationContext.


Coordinating Web Services Activities with WS-Coordination, WS-AtomicTransaction, and WS-BusinessActivity
In Figure 4, after the import of the activity or the interposition of the trusted coordinator service B, Application B can deal with its own coordination services, which in turn deals with A's coordination services. Figure 3 illustrates importing: Create the activity and receive a CoordinationContext.


Coordinating Web Services Activities with WS-Coordination, WS-AtomicTransaction, and WS-BusinessActivity
Activation service: Defined as part of the WS-Coordination specification, it is a Web service where coordination contexts can be created. Registration service: Defined as part of the WS-Coordination specification, it is a Web service where other Web services can register to participate in an activity.


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Gabe's Care Map provides an example of the needs of a child with special health care needs. The CMHI Pediatric Care Coordination Assessment ( 157 KB) is an example of a family and patient needs assessment form.


Coordinating Web Services Activities with WS-Coordination, WS-AtomicTransaction, and WS-BusinessActivity
Figure 3 illustrates importing: 1  Create the activity and receive a CoordinationContext. 2  Propagate A's CoordinationContext to B in an application message. 3  B has a choice of whether to deal directly with A's coordination services, as in Figure 2, or use another set of coordination services as its representative.


Broadband at the Center of Charter-Time Warner Cable Deal
Under the terms of the proposed deal, Charter offered investors in Time Warner Cable $195.71 for each share in the company in a cash-and-stock transaction. That values Time Warner Cable at $78.7 billion, roughly 14 percent higher than its closing stock price on Friday.


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STAMFORD, NEW YORK and SYRACUSE, May 26, 2015 â Charter Communications, Inc. (Nasdaq: CHTR) (together with its subsidiaries Charter) and Time Warner Cable Inc. (NYSE: TWC) today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement for Charter to merge with Time Warner Cable.


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The deal value of $55.1 billion is for Time Warnerâs equity. Charter also will assume debt in the transaction. Shares of Time Warner Cable jumped 10 percent to the equivalent of $189.06 in German trading at 9 a.m. Frankfurt time.


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Time Warner Cable shareholders will have the option to accept as much as $115 a share in cash and less Charter stock, the people said. The deal value of $55.1 billion is for Time Warnerâs equity. Charter also will assume debt in the transaction.


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Charter Communications (CHTR) is nearing agreement to acquire Time Warner Cable (TWC) for $195 a share in a cash and stock deal valued at $55.1 billion, a person familiar with the talks said Monday.


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Charter also sought to buy Time Warner Cable at a lower price last year, only to be outbid by Comcast. Charter will pay $195.71 per share in the cash-and-stock deal â $100 of it in cash with the rest in Charter shares. The offer is based on Charter's 60-trading day volume weighted average price.


Comcast, Charter Said to Near Pact on Time Warner Cable Assets
Comcast Corp. is near a deal to buy New York City, North Carolina and New England cable assets from Charter Communications Inc. if shareholders approve Charterâs takeover bid for Time Warner Cable Inc., people with knowledge of the matter said.


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Charter will pay $195.71 per share in the cash-and-stock deal â $100 of it in cash with the rest in Charter shares. The offer is based on Charter's 60-trading day volume weighted average price. Charter also will provide Time Warner Cable shareholders an option to receive $115 in cash and shares of the new company.


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The deal value of $55.1 billion is for Time Warnerâs equity. Charter also will assume debt in the transaction. Shares of Time Warner Cable jumped 10 percent to the equivalent of $189.06 in German trading at 9 a.m.


âEntourageâ Movie Will Come Out On June 12, 2015
'Entourage' Movie Will Come Out On June 12, 2015. Big news for bros: Warner Bros. has set June 12, 2015 as the release date for the Entourage movie. The long-awaited adaptation of the hit HBO series stars Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, Jerry Ferrara, Kevin Dillon, Jeremy Piven and Kid Cudi. Doug Ellin directs, oh yeah.


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Two years and seven months later on November 20th, 1966 Wilson Pickett's Mustang Sally entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #66; four weeks later on December 18th, 1966 it would peak at #23 {for 1 week} and spent 9 weeks on the Top 100...


Ice Cube Confirms âLast Fridayâ Movie, Says Chris Tucker Will Be In Film
Ice Cube Confirms âLast Fridayâ Movie, Says Chris Tucker Will Be In Film. For a while, there have been rumors about 42-year-old rapper/writer/producer, Ice Cube, putting his 1995 âFridayâ movie series to rest with a final film. In an interview with MTV, Ice Cube (real name OâShea Jackson) finally confirmed the rumor.


What year did the movie The Ten Commandments come out?
The film 'The Ten Commandments' starring Charlton Heston, Yul Brynner & Anne... What year was the movie the last command made The Last Command Was made in 1955.


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This was featured in the 1991 movie The Commitments, which was about an Irish Soul band. Pickett's music got a lot more exposure after the movie came out. Other films that used the song include Road House (1989), Miss Congeniality (2000), Bandits (2001), and P.S. I Love You (2007).


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For 25 minutes a group of Irish people tell each other to Fuck Off as they struggle with a paper-thin plot. Fortunately by the end of the act some music is staring to emerge. After the interval the plot is fortunately forsaken and by the time The Commitments say Hello London the evening is in full gig mode.


What year did the movie The Ten Commandments come out?
What year did the movie Puppet Master 3 come out out? The film Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge was a direct-to-video movie made in... What year did the Beast Master movie come out? The Beastmaster was a 1982 movie starring Marc Singer, Tanya Roberts, and Rip Torn.


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Cube you really should have big warm and megan good would be a nice addition to the cast.Chris tucker, Mike epps, deebo,Damon, you could even have red that got knocked the f#*ck out. Man everyone has been waiting on this filmfor at least 3 yearâs now. This. Movie will top the ticket sales at the ticket box.


The Commitments  (film)
The Commitments (film) The Commitments is a 1991 Irish-British-American musical comedy-drama film directed by Alan Parker. The film is an adaptation of Roddy Doyle's 1987 novel of the same name, the first book in his Barrytown Trilogy. The story follows Jimmy Rabbitte (Robert Arkins), a young music fanatic living in the Dublin Northside who assembles a group of working-class youths to form a soul band named The Commitments.


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We came to London especially to see The Commitments on 29th October and we were not disappointed! The show is essentially a play with music. The play is very true to the original Roddy Doyle book, which is different from the movie, in case you go expecting to see a live version of the movie. The imposing tower block set really captures the grim reality of 1980's working class Dublin and the various set locations are very effective.


Where is the Suez Canal?
The Suez Canal is in Egypt. It connects the Gulf of Suez with the Mediterranean Sea. There are three main cities along the canal: Suez, Ismailia, and Port Saeed/Said.The Suez Canal joins the Gulf of Suez to the Mediterranean Sea, running generally north-south, and passing roughly 80 miles east of Cairo at its closest.he Canal takes off north from the northernmost point of the Gulf, where the city of Suez may be indicated. It is a waterway located in Egypt. It connects the Red Sea and the Gulf of Suez with the Mediterranean Sea! ~I hope this helps you~ :). It is a waterway located in Egypt.


Where is the Suez Canal?
Location: Egypt; connects the Red Sea and Gulf of Suez with the Mediterranean Sea. In Egypt. Egypt. Suez Canal and Sumed Pipeline. Location: Egypt; connects the Red Sea and Gulf of Suez with the Mediterranean Sea. In Egypt. Egypt. The Suez Canal is located in Africa, and more specifically located in Egypt.he Canal takes off north from the northernmost point of the Gulf, where the city of Suez may be indicated. It is a waterway located in Egypt. It connects the Red Sea and the Gulf of Suez with the Mediterranean Sea! ~I hope this helps you~ :). It is a waterway located in Egypt.


Connecting the Red Sea with the Mediterranean
Today, the Suez Canal is operated by the Suez Canal Authority. The canal itself is 101 miles (163 km) long and 984 feet (300 m) wide. It begins at the Mediterranean Sea at Point Said flows through Ismailia in Egypt, and ends at Suez on the Gulf of Suez.It also has a railroad running its entire length parallel to its west bank.he Suez Canal can accommodate ships with a vertical height (draft) of 62 feet (19 m) or 210,000 deadweight tons. Most of the Suez Canal is not wide enough for two ships to pass side by side. To accommodate this, there is one shipping lane and several passing bays where ships can wait for others to pass.


Suez
[esseËweËs]) is a seaport city (population ca. 497,000) in north-eastern Egypt, located on the north coast of the Gulf of Suez (a branch of the Red Sea), near the southern terminus of the Suez Canal, having the same boundaries as Suez governorate.he Israeli-British-French invasion of Egypt which followed is known in Egypt as the Tripartite Aggression but elsewhere as the Suez Crisis. Following Israel's invasion and occupation of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula in the Six Day War of 1967, the Canal was closed, and did not reopen until 1975.


Connecting the Red Sea with the Mediterranean
The Suez Canal (map) , located in Egypt, is a 101 mile (163 km) long canal that connects the Mediterranean Sea with the Gulf of Suez, a northern branch of the Red Sea. It officially opened in November 1869.he Suez Canal can accommodate ships with a vertical height (draft) of 62 feet (19 m) or 210,000 deadweight tons. Most of the Suez Canal is not wide enough for two ships to pass side by side. To accommodate this, there is one shipping lane and several passing bays where ships can wait for others to pass.


Egypt
A new stretch of the canal was opened in 2015. The northern terminus is Port Said, where there are two outlets to the sea; the southern terminus is Port Tewfik at the city of Suez, where there is one outlet to the sea.Ismailia is on its west bank, 3 km (1.9 mi) from the half-way point.In 2012, 17,225 vessels traversed the canal (47 per day).he northern terminus is Port Said, where there are two outlets to the sea; the southern terminus is Port Tewfik at the city of Suez, where there is one outlet to the sea. Ismailia is on its west bank, 3 km (1.9 mi) from the half-way point.


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Read more. The Suez Canal is an artificial waterway in Egypt extending from Port Said to Suez and connecting the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea. It is one of the world's most important waterways ... Read more NEW SUEZ CANAL SUEZ CANAL TRANSIT TOLLS This is an online Toll Calculator for Suez Canal Transit.ead more. The Suez Canal is an artificial waterway in Egypt extending from Port Said to Suez and connecting the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea. It is one of the world's most important waterways ... Read more NEW SUEZ CANAL SUEZ CANAL TRANSIT TOLLS This is an online Toll Calculator for Suez Canal Transit.


Suez Canal - Map & Details
Suez Canal-Map & Details. The Suez Canal, mostly man made, connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea through the Gulf of Suez. The canal opened in 1869, and remains one of the planet's busiest shipping lanes.Through it the vast percentage of Europe's energy needs are transported from the Middle East oil fields.uez Canal-Map & Details. The Suez Canal, mostly man made, connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea through the Gulf of Suez. The canal opened in 1869, and remains one of the planet's busiest shipping lanes.


Connecting the Red Sea with the Mediterranean
In addition to dramatically reducing transit time for trade worldwide, the Suez Canal is one of the world's most significant waterways as it supports 8% of the world's shipping traffic and almost 50 ships pass through the canal daily.he Suez Canal can accommodate ships with a vertical height (draft) of 62 feet (19 m) or 210,000 deadweight tons. Most of the Suez Canal is not wide enough for two ships to pass side by side. To accommodate this, there is one shipping lane and several passing bays where ships can wait for others to pass.


Where is the Suez Canal?
The Canal takes off north from the northernmost point of the Gulf, where the city of Suez may be indicated. It is a waterway located in Egypt. It connects the Red Sea and the Gulf of Suez with the Mediterranean Sea! ~I hope this helps you~ :). It is a waterway located in Egypt.he Canal takes off north from the northernmost point of the Gulf, where the city of Suez may be indicated. It is a waterway located in Egypt. It connects the Red Sea and the Gulf of Suez with the Mediterranean Sea! ~I hope this helps you~ :). It is a waterway located in Egypt.


"Lifetime ""Senior"" and ""Access"" Park Passes Now Available By Mail"
The popular Senior park pass and the Access Pass (for Americans with disabilities) can now be obtained by mail. Both passes cover admission fees at most federal recreation sites, including national parks, as well as discounts on some other fees.


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Interagency Access Passes must be issued in person, and are available at most national forest or grassland offices, as well as offices for the other participating agencies. Use the following link to find a location near you.


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Interagency Access Passes must be issued in person, and are available at most national forest or grassland offices, as well as offices for the other participating agencies. Use the following link to find a location near you. Contact the office you plan to visit, to ensure they have this pass in stock.


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Interagency Senior Passes must be issued in person, and are available at most national forest or grassland offices, as well as offices for the other participating agencies. Use the following link to find a location near you. Contact the office you plan to visit, to ensure they have this pass in stock.


"Lifetime ""Senior"" and ""Access"" Park Passes Now Available By Mail"
You'll find details about what fees are covered by the Senior pass, and locations where it's accepted, on this webpage. To obtain a Senior pass through the mail, submit a completed application, proof of residency and age, and $20.


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1 Passes may be obtained at hundreds of locations throughout the country, including many Federal sites where they are accepted. 2  See Site Locations that issue the Interagency Passes. 3  PLEASE be sure to call a site and verify they are still issuing the passes BEFORE you make a special trip to obtain a pass.


How to Get a U.S. National Park Pass
1 Provides access to, and use of, all national parks and Federal recreation sites that charge an entrance/standard amenity. 2  Pass may be used for passengers in a non-commercial vehicle (at per vehicle fee areas), as well as pass holder plus three adults at per person fee areas.


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The ADUP cost is $30.00. You receive a hang tag that goes on your cars rear view mirror. The ADUP covers entrance to Day Use only areas of any U.S. Army Corps of Engineers parks nation wide and is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.


FORT WORTH DISTRICTCanyon LakeABOUT BUSINESS WITH US MISSIONS LOCATIONS CAREERS MEDIA LIBRARY CONTACT
You receive a hang tag that goes on your cars rear view mirror. The ADUP covers entrance to Day Use only areas of any U.S. Army Corps of Engineers parks nation wide and is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.


FORT WORTH DISTRICTCanyon LakeABOUT BUSINESS WITH US MISSIONS LOCATIONS CAREERS MEDIA LIBRARY CONTACT
Annual Day-Use Passes are available for purchase at Canyon Lake at Comal Park and Canyon Park Beach gate houses only. You can also purchase them at other U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lakes and use them here at Canyon Lake. The Annual Day-Use Pass is non-transferable. You can not give it to someone else.


9 ways to lose fat and keep muscle
5. For best results, it isn't enough to just do cardio, you should aim to do it on an empty stomach. If there is sugar in your blood, your body will use that blood glucose for energy instead of releasing fatty acids from your body-fat stores. Again, the objective is to burn excess body-fat.


How to Lose Weight and Gain Muscle
1 You should be taking in somewhere between 10-15 times your body weight in calories every day. 2  This may seem like a lot, but remember that youâll be burning a lot of calories in your workouts. 3  Note: these numbers may vary depending on a number of factors such as height, age and gender.


How to build muscle and burn fat at the same time
Bring the Intensity. Donât be the person in the gym who checks your phone between every set, breaking any intensity you could have established. Instead, work in a focused, continuous manner that stimulates muscle growth and fat burning. Leave the phone at home or in a locker.


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In order to lose weight and build muscle you have to focus on three key elements: diet, cardiovascular exercise, and strength training. It will require hard work and determination, but the results will be worth it! Here are some tips on how you can start getting the body you want.


9 ways to lose fat and keep muscle
2. It's impossible to lose fat without also losing muscle tissue. Therefore, if you want to get lean, your first objective should be to build lean muscle. I would recommend two-to-four weeks of weight-training accompanied by five-to-six daily meals.


How to build muscle and burn fat at the same time
The twin goals of building muscle and burning fat are usually tied to workout routines. After all, what you do in the gym or outdoors goes a long way toward transforming your body into a lean, fat-burning machine. But training regimens usually account for two hours or less of your 24-hour day. What you do during the other 22-plus hours has as much if not more impact. Here are seven ways to build muscle and burn fatâinside and outside the gym. Pete Williams is a NASM certified personal trainer and the author or co-author of a number of books on performance and training.


The Ultimate Insanity Workout Review
Tips. 1  Keep your exercises and your meals fresh. 2  Rest is as important as exercise. 3  Work out with a friend-especially when training with weights. 4  It's always recommended to speak with a physician before drastically altering your diet or doing any strenuous new activities. 5  Don't rest too long between sets.


9 ways to lose fat and keep muscle
3. FAT-LOSS PHASE. Your muscle-building phase should be followed by a two-week fat-loss phase. During this week you want to cut out any processed foods from your nutrition program. This includes all shakes and protein bars.


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1. Make cardio part of your routine. Cardiovascular exercise is integral to losing weight as it helps you burn fat and increase your heart rate, thereby strengthening it. A strong, healthy heart effectively pumps oxygen throughout the body, and to your muscles, aiding in strengthening and toning.


How to Get In-State Tuition at Out-of-State Colleges
Cost-conscious students often view state colleges as the least expensive route, and generally, that is true. In-state tuition at public universities was about $10,000 less than out-of-state tuition for the 2012-2013 school year, according to tuition data reported to U.S. News in an annual survey.tudents who prefer to blaze their own trails can qualify for in-state at some universities if they have strong academic credentials. [Discover 12 tuition-free colleges .]. At Texas A&M University, non-Texans who earn a competitive scholarship of at least $1,000 also qualify for in-state tuition rates.


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Advertisement State residents often qualify for lower in-state tuition rates and state education grants. Most states have established residency requirements designed to prevent out-of-state students who become residents incidental to their education from qualifying.dvertisement State residents often qualify for lower in-state tuition rates and state education grants. Most states have established residency requirements designed to prevent out-of-state students who become residents incidental to their education from qualifying.


Qualifying for in-state tuition
1. Residence in the state of Michigan. If you have established residency in the state of Michigan for purposes that are unrelated to education and have been in the state for more than six months prior to the start of a term, you may qualify for in-state tuition on the basis of Michigan residence.f you have established residency in the state of Michigan for purposes that are unrelated to education and have been in the state for more than six months prior to the start of a term, you may qualify for in-state tuition on the basis of Michigan residence.


How to Get In-State Tuition as a Graduate Student
Most assistantships offer students a lower tuition cost. Some go a step further and offer your in-state tuition rates, although you retain out-of-state status. In the event that you stop your assistantship, you will have to pay out-of-state tuition if you are not eligible for or have not applied for state residency.he Office of Admissions at your graduate school will typically be the department to determine whether you qualify for in-state tuition. This means that if for some reason, you transfer to a different graduate school in the state, you will need to apply for in-state tuition again.


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Cost-conscious students can avoid the residency hassle altogether if they are itching to attend school in the Pacific Northwest â specifically, at Eastern Oregon University, where there is no such thing as out-of-state tuition. The regional university sets tuition at $7,046 for all students, regardless of residency.tudents who prefer to blaze their own trails can qualify for in-state at some universities if they have strong academic credentials. [Discover 12 tuition-free colleges .]. At Texas A&M University, non-Texans who earn a competitive scholarship of at least $1,000 also qualify for in-state tuition rates.


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Taking a gap year to establish residency in a state can save students thousands of dollars on tuition. Students can save thousands off out-of-state tuition by establishing residency or participating in a regional exchange program.tudents who prefer to blaze their own trails can qualify for in-state at some universities if they have strong academic credentials. [Discover 12 tuition-free colleges .]. At Texas A&M University, non-Texans who earn a competitive scholarship of at least $1,000 also qualify for in-state tuition rates.


How to Get In-State Tuition as a Graduate Student
Other Ways Graduate Students Can Pay In-State Tuition. Decreased enrollment and financial setbacks have caused many schools to lower their tuition rates. For example, Eastern Oregon University charges less than $18,000 to all students attending the school, regardless of their residency status.he Office of Admissions at your graduate school will typically be the department to determine whether you qualify for in-state tuition. This means that if for some reason, you transfer to a different graduate school in the state, you will need to apply for in-state tuition again.


Tuition Classification FAQ
To be considered for in-state tuition privileges, you, your parent(s) and/or your legal guardian must have resided in the state of Georgia for a minimum of 12 consecutive months immediately prior to enrollment at a college or university in Georgia.It is up to the student to prove that he or she is a Georgia resident.o be considered for in-state tuition privileges, you or your parent(s) must have resided in the state of Georgia for a minimum of 12 consecutive months immediately prior to enrollment at a college or university.


In-State Tuition and Unauthorized Immigrant Students
The state laws permit these students to become eligible for in-state tuition if they graduate from state high schools, have two to three years residence in the state, and apply to a state college or university.ntroduction. In 1996, the illegal immigration reform law instituted a restriction on states' residency requirements and in-state tuition benefits for higher education, affecting an estimated 50,000-65,000 unauthorized immigrant students annually.


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Independent students who wish to establish in-state tuition residency must document that their parent(s) have not claimed them as a tax dependent for the 12 months prior to the start of the term, and that the student provided 100% of their financial support as shown in federal and state tax returns.ndependent students who wish to establish in-state tuition residency must document that their parent(s) have not claimed them as a tax dependent for the 12 months prior to the start of the term, and that the student provided 100% of their financial support as shown in federal and state tax returns.


A Crypt to Die for
78% placed the remains in urns. 1  Delivered to the cemetery - 40.7%. 2  Of these, 25.6% (51,308) had urns and their contents placed in the cemeteryâs columbarium (dove cote - a wall with niches); the rest were either buried or scattered in a designated area of the cemetery. 3  Taken home - 35.8% for the mantle or closet.


Mausoleum Crypt Facilities
Please refer to the fee schedule for other services and related fees. Resurrection Chapel Mausoleum was built in 1988 at the east end of the east parcel of the cemetery, with crypt spaces, a committal chapel and niches for the inurnment of cremated remains. No entombment crypts are currently available in this facility. A selection of niches are still available.


A Crypt to Die for
Third, adding an additional memorial for the cremated remains of a second spouse on the cemetery plot where the first spouse is buried has legal implications. When burial spaces are originally acquired, there is an expectation that a surviving spouse will be buried with the deceased spouse in an appropriate manner.


A Crypt to Die for
In New York, Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn is constructing a five-story, $16 million, 2,500-crypt mausoleum that will look more like an office tower you might see in Manhattan. says Lou Bortolin of Portland, Oregon-based Milne Construction Company, the developer.


Mausoleum Crypt Facilities
Our Lady Queen of Heaven Chapel Mausoleum is a beautiful, tranquil, final resting place. It is situated among the 126 acres of Resurrection Cemetery in Pine Plains Staten Island, overlooking Raritan Bay.


A Crypt to Die for
The average cost of an inground burial plot ranges from $750 to $3,000, according to the Funeral Help Program, a funeral-industry watchdog. The total average cost for cremation is about half that. Spaces at mausoleums are often sold far in advance, sometimes before the structures are built.


A Crypt to Die for
While no one tracks the construction of mausoleums nationally, Tribute, a Delafield, Wisconsin company that provides design and building services to cemeteries, says above-ground burials now account for up to 30% of all burial work it does, up from 5% to 10% just a year ago.


How Much Does a Mausoleum Cost?
A community mausoleum is simply a large building designed to provide above-ground interment or entombment for a number of unrelated people. Sharing the cost of the mausoleum with other individuals has made it more affordable. Crypts are designed to hold casketed remains. Following a casket entombment, the crypt is sealed and a granite or marble front is attached. Crypt plates are attached to the front of the crypt which memorialize the individual within.


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1 Single space crypt from $6,000 to $24,000. 2  Side-by-side double-front covered crypts (2 spaces) from $16,500 to $48,000. 3  Side-by-side 2 single-front covered crypts (2 spaces) from $12,000 to $18,000. 4  Side-by-side 1 single-front covered feature crypts (2 spaces) from $22,400 to $38,400.


Who manufactures Amana top load washers these days?
Best Answer: Actually there are a couple different companies that make Amana... Whirlpool, Maycor, and Frigidaire made some too... Amana just put their name on the product... I've been in the appliance business for over 20 yrs now, and if I was gonna buy a new machine, it would be Estate made by Whirlpool Corp.


Which appliances are still American-made?
While those brands also carry premium price tags, Whirlpool, Maytag (which is owned by Whirlpool) and GE are among the more-mainstream names that build appliances both stateside and overseas. And foreign-based manufacturers like Bosch and Electrolux also maintain factories in the U.S.


Which appliances are still American-made?
Which appliances are still American-made? Some quintessential American names like GE, Walmart, Oracle and Caterpillar have been adding more jobs abroad while shedding them in the U.S., according this report in todayâs Wall Street Journal.


Amana Corporation
Goodman still owns Amana's air conditioners and heater division, and Amana home appliances are now owned and manufactured by the Whirlpool Corporation. Amana Under Counter Wine was spun off and is now marketed under the Aficionado marque.


Which appliances are still American-made?
But all other refrigerators are built in Juarez, Mexico. Frigidaireâs freezers are built in St. Cloud, Minnesota, along with some of Electrolux built-in premium refrigeration products, though the company recently relocated washer and dryer production from Webster City, Iowa, to Juarez.


Who manufactures Amana top load washers these days?
In the old days, they were bullet proof but we had alot of service issues with them. We actually stopped carrying the brand. Top loading washers which had the fewest complaints were whirlpool, Inglis, Kitchen Aid and the Kenmore brands which were made by whirlpool.


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Who Builds What Brand Appliance. You Are Here: Home > Customer Service > Who Builds What Brand Appliance. There are very few major appliance manufacturers left in the appliance industry and yet there are dozens of brand names in the marketplace. It can be confusing.


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To help you find the parts you need, we have compiled a list of the current major manufacturers and the brand names associated with them from the past, as well as the ones they produce and sell today.


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Barnard has the fourth-highest average GPA among all liberal art colleges. It has the highest average GPA of all schools in New York, and its average SAT score (2035) is ninth-highest among private schools in the Empire State.


CC grad just earned highest GPA ever at Novi school
Setting a goal and working hard helped him break one of the schoolâs sacred records as he finished his high school career with the highest cumulative grade-point average in school history. His final Catholic Central High GPA was 5.060, beating the record of Kevin Pilkiewicz, a 2001 grad with a 5.049 GPA. This GPA is different than the traditional 4.0, which Gobis also earned. Itâs scored on a different scale based on the âweightâ of certain courses.


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Weâve got you covered. We provide free college GPA calculator and high school GPA calculator to help you stay on top of your study grades. When it comes to your grades youâd better be a know-it-all! Keep on track in every subject easily with our free GPA calculator!


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The 25 Colleges with the Highest Average GPAs. When applying to college, having a high GPA can be the most important factor to an admission board. Sometimes, having a high SAT or ACT score just isn't enough.


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Dartmouth has the fourth-highest average GPA among Ivy League schools and the fifth-highest average SAT score (2190). Dartmouthâs 10.3 percent acceptance rate is seventh-highest among schools on this list, and its $46,752 tuition rate is the 14th-highest in the country.


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CC grad just earned highest GPA ever at Novi school. Lonnie Huhman, lhuhman@hometownlife.com 4:16 p.m. EDT June 5, 2015. Detroit Catholic Central class of 2015 member Andrew Gobis (left) receives the schoolâs Dylan Award during its May 17 commencement exercises at U-Mâs Hill Auditorium. The Dylan is given to the student who maintained the highest cumulative GPA in his four years at CC. (Photo: JOHN HEIDER | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER). 78 CONNECT 1 TWEET LINKEDIN COMMENT EMAIL MORE. Andrius Gobis, now a 2015 Detroit Catholic Central High School graduate, has no big secret to his academic success.


Middle School GPA Calculator
Our free middle school GPA calculator can help you stay on top of your grades and help you find out your current grade point average in easy steps. Learn how to calculate and raise your high school GPA in â¦ Middle School GPA Calculator.


8 Delicious No Heat, Portable Dishes for Your Memorial Day Boat Trip
Just like pasta salad, fruit salad on skewers is perfect for eating on a boat. It is colorful, healthy, and so neat to make and clean-up! A classic chicken salad makes a great main course on-board. Make it in advance and keep it in the cooler.