On the trail of New York's lost Teardrop: John Craven tracks down a forgotten monument to the 9/11 victims
Around the base of The Teardrop were the names of all those who died on 9/11 â including 26 Russians. In fact the monument was a gift â an expression of grief â from the people of Russia to the US and officially named 'To the struggle against world terrorism'.


Tear Drop 911 Memorial from Russia
There is an E mail circulating about the Teardrop Memorial, a gift from Russia a Monument to the struggle against world terrorism, artist Zurab Tesereteli. I had to check it out to see if it was true, as I have never heard of it before. And it is true.


To the Struggle Against World Terrorism
It stands at the end of the former Military Ocean Terminal in Bayonne, New Jersey, and was dedicated on September 11, 2006, in a ceremony attended by former U.S. President Bill Clinton and the President of Russia Vladimir Putin.


The 9/11 Teardrop Memorial
The 9/11 Teardrop Memorial. I had no clue about this impressive and poignant 9/11 memorial until I received information and photos about it in a recent email. Known as the Teardrop Memorial, it was a gift to America from the country of Russia and is dedicated To the Struggle Against World Terrorism..


Teardrop Memorial to hold its ground in Bayonne, officials say
The 911 Teardrop Memorial in Bayonne will stay at the eastern end of the former Military Ocean Terminal at Bayonne after all, according to Frank Perrucci, chairman of the September 11th Bayonne Remembers Committee, Doug Bauman/The Jersey JournalThe Teardrop Memorial at the Military Ocean Terminal in Bayonne.


-
Pectoralis Major. These are the two large chest muscles primarily the pushing muscles of the upper body. It makes up most of the upper body. As you raise and lower your body during a push-up, the pectoralis major is doing most of the work to raise and lower your body.Deltoids.ush-ups are performed in a prone position, which can help develop a good posture. Military personnel and athletes do push-ups as part of exercise regimen that helps strengthen the upper back and shoulder while providing stability to the torso, and promote muscle endurance and overall fitness.


-
Visit the Fitness Video Library. A push-up not only helps you to get a stronger upper body, but also a stronger midsection. It incorporates the stabilization muscles of your core, combining an upper-body pushing movement with a plank. It is, in fact, one of the best and most basic exercises for your midsection.o further stimulate the muscles of your core, try push-up plyometrics. Plyometrics are quick, explosive types of movement. To do a plyometric push-up, once your sternum touches the floor, hold your position and breathe for about three seconds, then perform an explosive push upward.


Push-up
Push-ups exercise the pectoral muscles, triceps, and anterior deltoids, with ancillary benefits to the rest of the deltoids, serratus anterior, coracobrachialis and the midsection as a whole.hile the push-up primarily targets the muscles of the chest, arms, and shoulders, support required from other muscles results in a wider range of muscles integrated into the exercise. Military recruits will often perform pushups as part of their physical training.


3 Ways Push-Ups Can Help You
Weeks 4 to 6: Hold for 30 seconds in the push-up position in week 4, then hold for 30 seconds in a knuckle-push-up position in week 5. Finally, in week 6, do slow-motion push-ups, maintaining perfect posture. Take 2 seconds to descend, hold 2 seconds, and push yourself up for 2 seconds. Work up to 10 at this speed.utfielder Ted Williams did 50 to 100 fingertip push-ups a day, and he was the Barry Bonds of his era. The great boxers Marciano, Ali, Foreman did push-ups by the hundreds. Today's athletes don't do push-ups in the same quantities, but they make up for it in quality, not to mention variety.


-
Push-ups are one of the most basic exercises that are beneficial to build a strong core and upper body using only your body and a flat surface. Push-ups are basic strength-building total body exercises that strengthen the upper body and improve the core strength.ush-ups are performed in a prone position, which can help develop a good posture. Military personnel and athletes do push-ups as part of exercise regimen that helps strengthen the upper back and shoulder while providing stability to the torso, and promote muscle endurance and overall fitness.


-
2. Repeat your set of push-ups as many times every other day at the maximum frequency you can comfortably do. You will want to work up to doing 10 sets a day, but, for starters, 3 is probably a good number to shoot for.If you punish yourself now, you will not keep up your program for very long. If you can do more than 15 push-ups in a row slowly and with perfect form, then you need added resistance. 2  You can do this by adding sufficient weight to make the push up more difficult. 3  You can fill a backpack with weight to make the push up more difficult, and/or you can vary the push up routine.


Which Muscles Will Pushups Work?
Push-ups are performed in a prone position, which can help develop a good posture. Military personnel and athletes do push-ups as part of exercise regimen that helps strengthen the upper back and shoulder while providing stability to the torso, and promote muscle endurance and overall fitness.ush-ups are performed in a prone position, which can help develop a good posture. Military personnel and athletes do push-ups as part of exercise regimen that helps strengthen the upper back and shoulder while providing stability to the torso, and promote muscle endurance and overall fitness.


10 Massive Benefits of Push Ups
2. One of the most underrated benefits of doing push ups is the stretch it provides to your biceps and back muscles. As you lower yourself to the floor, your back muscles are effectively stretched, and as you push yourself to the starting position your biceps obtain a full stretch.. One of the most underrated benefits of doing push ups is the stretch it provides to your biceps and back muscles. As you lower yourself to the floor, your back muscles are effectively stretched, and as you push yourself to the starting position your biceps obtain a full stretch.


Which muscles do pushups work?
Depends on how you do your push-ups. Diffrent hand placement and angle make a diffrance. But standerd push-ups work a lot of upper body muscles, some more than others, again, depending on how you do them. Figure push-ups work most upper body to a certain degree.ut standerd push-ups work a lot of upper body muscles, some more than others, again, depending on how you do them. Figure push-ups work most upper body to a certain degree.


What muscle do push ups and pull ups help increase?
Well, push-ups can work different muscles in your arm depending on how you position your hands. Pull-ups work strictly biceps. Honestly, 20 push ups should not be a problem by any means.re 20 push ups in a row good for my age. What about 10 pull ups in a row. Don't know if its a lot. My heart beats to fast and usually hard to do more. Update: I could do about 20 pushups and about 10 pullups in a row. Is that good for someone thats not in high school yet. I try to do them eachday.


Should I File for Bankruptcy Now or Wait?
When you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the court will look at your income over the past six months to determine whether you are eligible, using whatâs called the âmeans test.â If your income is too high, you may file only for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, which requires you to repay a portion of your debts.


Should I File for Bankruptcy Now or Wait?
You may have property that you would lose in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy if you file now, but that you could keep if you wait -- or at least have time to sell and use the proceeds. For example: 1  Assume you are expecting a tax refund of $4,000.


Should I File for Bankruptcy Now or Wait?
1 Assume you are expecting a tax refund of $4,000. 2  You would have to surrender it to the bankruptcy trustee if you receive it after you file. 3  However, if you first get your tax refund, spend it over a few months on necessities, and then file for bankruptcy, you would have the full benefit of the refund.


What Happens to Liens in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
1 Bankruptcy wipes out your personal liability for the debt, assuming the debt qualifies for the bankruptcy discharge. 2  This means the creditor cannot later sue you to collect the debt. 3  The creditorâs legal claim (lien or security interest) on the collateral for the debt.


-
A secured debt consists of two parts, and each part is treated differently in Chapter 7 bankruptcy. 1  Your personal liability for the debt, which obligates you to pay back the creditor. 2  The creditorâs legal claim (lien or security interest) on the collateral for the debt.


-
If an individual does not qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy under the means tests, the court will either dismiss the Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition or permit the debtor to change the petition to Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Chapter 13 bankruptcy is available for those who do not qualify under Chapter 7 bankruptcy.


Should I File for Bankruptcy Now or Wait?
If You Anticipate Having New Debts Soon. Itâs a good idea to hold off on filing for bankruptcy if you foresee other significant expenses in the near future. As a general rule, Chapter 7 bankruptcy only erases debts you have as of your filing date.


What Happens to Liens in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
A secured debt consists of two parts, and each part is treated differently in Chapter 7 bankruptcy. 1  Your personal liability for the debt, which obligates you to pay back the creditor. 2  Bankruptcy wipes out your personal liability for the debt, assuming the debt qualifies for the bankruptcy discharge.


-
The fee should be paid to the clerk of the court upon filing or may, with the courtâs permission, be paid by individual debtors in installments. Once the petition is filed, a trustee is appointed to administer the case. The trustee receives all of the debtorâs non-exempt property from the debtor. The trustee then sells the non-exempt property and distributes the funds to the debtorâs creditors. Generally, the debtor will receive a discharge from most debts within three months after the Chapter 7 petition has been filed. *Please visit the U.S. Courts website at http://www.uscourts.gov/FederalCourts/Bankruptcy/BankruptcyBasics/Chapter7.aspx, as bankruptcy information changes on a regular basis.


What is a discharge in bankruptcy?
In a Chapter 7 case, a debtor receives a discharge once the time has expired for a creditor to file a complaint objecting to the discharge. A creditor must file a complaint within 60 days following the first date set for the 341 meeting.


Destin, Florida
Destin is a city located in Okaloosa County, Florida. It is a principal city of the Fort Walton Beach-Crestview-Destin, Florida Metropolitan Statistical Area.Located on Florida's Emerald Coast, Destin is known for its white beaches and emerald green waters.Originating as a small fishing village, it is now a popular tourist destination.ocated on Florida's Emerald Coast, Destin is known for its white beaches and emerald green waters. Originating as a small fishing village, it is now a popular tourist destination.


Destin, Florida
Sandestin, Florida, located to the east in Walton County, is a popular golf and beach resort. Further east along the coast are the master-planned community of Seaside, filming location of the 1998 movie The Truman Show; Grayton Beach, Florida; and Rosemary Beach, Florida.ocated on Florida's Emerald Coast, Destin is known for its white beaches and emerald green waters. Originating as a small fishing village, it is now a popular tourist destination.


Fort Walton Beach
Located between Pensacola and Panama City along North Floridaâs glittering Gulf Coast, Fort Walton Beach offers visitors its powdery white beaches, emerald waters, enjoyable golf courses, and much more.Fort Walton Beach boasts all the fun of the major vacation spots, minus the fuss.Home to family-friendly resorts and attractions such as parks, museums and aquariums, it's not just the calm, green waters and cool, white sand that make this northwest Florida destination a family favorite.ort Walton Beach boasts all the fun of the major vacation spots, minus the fuss. Home to family-friendly resorts and attractions such as parks, museums and aquariums, it's not just the calm, green waters and cool, white sand that make this northwest Florida destination a family favorite.


-
RV Destination. CAMP GULF is the Destination RV Park of Northwest Florida-and for good reason! Located in Florida's panhandle, Destin offers beautiful beaches, fishing, boating, shopping, dining, golf and so much more.ocated in Florida's panhandle, Destin offers beautiful beaches, fishing, boating, shopping, dining, golf and so much more.


Destin
Destin. Stunning white beaches, challenging golf and world-famous fishing define the Emerald Coast city of Destin. Snuggled against the Gulf of Mexico in northwest Florida, Destin is rightfully famed for its sugar-white sands and emerald-hued waters.And due to its plentiful and always hungry underwater population, Destin is widely known as the worldâs luckiest fishing village..nuggled against the Gulf of Mexico in northwest Florida, Destin is rightfully famed for its sugar-white sands and emerald-hued waters. And due to its plentiful and always hungry underwater population, Destin is widely known as the worldâs luckiest fishing village..


Get to Hilton Sandestin Beach Resort from Anywhere
Distances to Airports. Distances (in miles) from the Hilton Sandestin Beach Resort to regional airports in the panhandle of Northwest Florida. PNS Pensacola International Airport Continental, Delta Airlines, American Airlines, United, U.S. Airways, AirTran (service to/from: Houston, Atlanta, Dallas/Ft.erving the Hilton Sandestin Beach, Destin beach resorts, and the region surrounding the Northwest Florida panhandle with daily non-stop flights. Click here for more about Local Attractions & Area Companies near our Destin Beach Hotel.


Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort
(December 2013). Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort is a 2,400-acre (9.7 km 2) destination resort in Miramar Beach, Florida, United States, on Northwest Floridaâs Gulf Coast. The resort is located between the Gulf of Mexico and the Choctawhatchee Bay, in Walton County.December 2013). Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort is a 2,400-acre (9.7 km 2) destination resort in Miramar Beach, Florida, United States, on Northwest Floridaâs Gulf Coast. The resort is located between the Gulf of Mexico and the Choctawhatchee Bay, in Walton County.


Beach Information
Overview. There are 13 public beach access points within the city limits of Destin. Eleven are city-owned facilities, one site is owned by the county and one site is owned by the state. Parking is limited at the city beach access points with the exception of June White Decker and the Shores at Crystal Beach.verview. There are 13 public beach access points within the city limits of Destin. Eleven are city-owned facilities, one site is owned by the county and one site is owned by the state. Parking is limited at the city beach access points with the exception of June White Decker and the Shores at Crystal Beach.


Visual Studio Solution Folders
When the folder appears, type in a new name. You can also create solution folders using options from the Project menu. To remove a solution folder, right-click it and choose the Remove option, or select it and use the Project menu or the Delete key.


Visual Studio Solution Folders
Adding Projects to a Solution Folder. Once you have a solution folder, you can create projects within it directly by right-clicking it and choosing the usual menu options. To move an existing project, either cut and paste it using the menus or simply drag the project over the folder in the Solution Explorer.


-
Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File, Format Version 8.0. The version number used in the solution file is a little different than the version number you are used to seeing in the Visual Studio product name. Visual Studio .NET 2002 solution files have a version number of 7.0. Visual Studio .NET 2003 solution files have a version number of 8.0 (as opposed to the 7.1 number you are used to), and Visual Studio 2005 solutions files have a version number of 9.0. Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1 contains an additional line under this first line, which contains just the following:


Solutions and Projects in Visual Studio
In a literal sense, a project is an XML file (*.vbproj, *.csproj, *.vcxproj) that defines a virtual folder hierarchy along with paths to all the items it contains and all the build settings. In Visual Studio, the project file is used by Solution Explorer to display the project contents and settings. When you compile your project, the MSBuild engine consumes the project file to create the executable. You can also customize projects to product other kinds of output. A project is contained, in a logical sense and in the file system, within a solution, which may contain one or more projects, along with build information, Visual Studio window settings, and any miscellaneous files that aren't associated with any project.


Using Solution Folders
How to: Add Solution Folders to a Solution. Describes how to create Solution Folders. Describes how to move Solution Folders and projects in a solution. Describes how to hide from view a Solution Folder and all the projects and items that it contains but still have the projects available in the solution.


-
Visual Studio creates two separate files when you create a new solution in Visual Studio. The first file is the .suo (solution user options) file, which stores user settings such as the location of your breakpoints. This file is stored in binary format, which does not lend itself to easy editing.


Visual Studio Solution Folders
In some scenarios you can simplify this navigation using solution folders. A solution folder is a container for one or more related projects. You can create many folders within a Visual Studio solution, including nested folders. They appear in the Solution Explorer as expandable and collapsible sections.


-
Describes how to create Solution Folders. Describes how to move Solution Folders and projects in a solution. How to: Hide Solution Folders. Describes how to hide from view a Solution Folder and all the projects and items that it contains but still have the projects available in the solution.


Using Solution Folders
In This Section. Describes how to create Solution Folders. Describes how to move Solution Folders and projects in a solution. Describes how to hide from view a Solution Folder and all the projects and items that it contains but still have the projects available in the solution.


Using Solution Folders
How to: Organize a Solution Using Solution Folders. Describes how to move Solution Folders and projects in a solution. Describes how to hide from view a Solution Folder and all the projects and items that it contains but still have the projects available in the solution.


Metal fume fever
Metal fume fever (MFF) is considered a historical occupational disease associated with the inhalation of metal fumes. It is also known as âgalvaniserâs poisoningâ, âsmelterâs chillsâ or âMonday morning feverâ.


Metal fume fever
Metal fume fever is due to the inhalation of certain metals, either as fine dust or most commonly as fumes. Simple compounds of the metals, such as the oxides, are equally capable of causing it. The effects of particularly toxic compounds, such as nickel carbonyl, are not considered merely metal fume fever.


Metal Fume Fever
Metal Fume Fever is an acute, 'flu-like' attack brought on by exposure to freshly formed metal oxide fume. Symptoms are first experienced about 8 to 12 hours after inhalation of the metal oxide. Sufferer feel like they are going down with 'flu.


Metal Fume Fever
The metal oxides usually associated with metal fume fever are those of zinc and copper, although others can have the same effects. In welding and cutting it is working with copper alloys, galvanised and some painted components that are most likely to this problem.


Metal Fume Fever
Fume Fever is caused by inhalation of freshly formed metal oxide fume. Any fresh metal oxide can cause it but it is most frequently associated with zinc, from welding brasses, galvanized iron and steel, other alloys containing zinc and in some instances zinc rich primers and paints.


-
Mild steel (red iron) and carbon steel contain manganese. Manganese can cause Parkinson's disease, which cripples the nerves and muscles. Zinc in galvanized metal or in paint (on welded surfaces) can cause metal fume fever. It feels like the flu and goes away in a few hours or days after exposure ends.


-
METALS. 1  Stainless steel contains nickel and chromium. Nickel can cause asthma. 2  Mild steel (red iron) and carbon steel contain manganese. Manganese can cause Parkinson's disease, which cripples the nerves and muscles. 3  Zinc in galvanized metal or in paint (on welded surfaces) can cause metal fume fever.


Metal fume fever
Metal fume fever is a diagnosed with exposure to metal fumes within the last 48 hours and 'flu-like' symptom development with resolution within 1â2 days. Metal fume fever is most likely to present on Monday due to loss of tolerance over the weekend in occupational welders.


Metal fume fever
Other common sources are fuming silver, gold, platinum, chromium (from stainless steel), nickel, arsenic, manganese, beryllium, cadmium, cobalt, copper, lead, selenium, and zinc. Welders are commonly exposed to the substances that cause metal fume fever from the base metal, plating, or filler. Brazing and soldering (a type of metal work in which only the filler is melted) can also cause metal poisoning from lead, zinc, copper, or cadmium in the filler metal.


Metal fume fever
A retrospective case review of all metal fume fever related calls to the Victorian Poisons Information Centre. Specific defined criteria were used to identify cases of metal fume fever and a set of data points extracted for each.


-
Reporting and escalation of significant issues to the Audit Committee and Risk Committee. Regular reports are provided to the Audit Committee and the Risk Committee, as appropriate, on significant matters, by the General Counsel, the CCO, the CIA, the CAO & CFO and the CRO.


-
What is IT governance? Simply put, itâs putting structure around how organizations align IT strategy with business strategy, ensuring that companies stay on track to achieve their strategies and goals, and implementing good ways to measure ITâs performance.


-
Committee and/or Risk Committee (as appropriate) and report to the CEO or to the head of another oversight function. The Board, through the Audit Committee and the Risk Committee, are responsible for overseeing effectiveness of the. oversight functions and the heads of these functions.


Integrated reporting
In the King III Report (otherwise known as King Code of Governance for South Africa 2009), Integrated Reporting is referred to in this manner:  A key challenge for leadership is to make sustainability issues mainstream.


-
Every organizationâlarge and small, public and privateâneeds a way to ensure that the IT function sustains the organizationâs strategies and objectives. The level of sophistication you apply to IT governance, however, may vary according to size, industry or applicable regulations.


Integrated reporting
Integrated reporting is a new standard for corporate communication, and helps to complete financial and sustainability reports. A clear framework has been published, but some questions remain in order to know how to apply it.


Integrated reporting
On 17 and 18 October 2011, the first Integrated Reporting Pilot Programme conference was convened in Rotterdam. The Pilot Programme is made up of a Business Network and Investor Network that are both feeding back to the IIRC with their progression towards Integrated Reporting.


-
IT Governance topics covering definition, objectives, systems and solutions.


Integrated reporting
Says integrated sustainability accounting, assurance and reporting is a dynamic management process for social, economic & environmental sustainability, mutually beneficial to the organisation and its stakeholders..


-
An IT governance framework should answer some key questions, such as how the IT department is functioning overall, what key metrics management needs and what return IT is giving back to the business from the investment itâs making. More ABCs.


Steps to Becoming a Veterinarian
In High School: Start preparing as early as you can. Take all the mathematics, chemistry, biology, and physics courses which are available to you in middle and high school; they will open up many career opportunities in college including veterinary medicine.


How Long Does It Take to Finish School if Studying to Be a Veterinarian?
Doctorate. Options for completing a doctorate in veterinary medicine are numerous. Completion of a DVM degree typically takes four to six years. The first three to five years are case-based lecture and lab courses.


How Long Does It Take to Finish School if Studying to Be a Veterinarian?
A Master of Science is recommended and is required for admission by most veterinary schools. A typical master's degree can be completed in three to four years, as a minimum of 36 credit hours are required.


Steps to Becoming a Veterinarian
Most U.S. veterinary schools require the following college courses (specific Penn State courses are listed in parentheses): 1  Two semesters of general chemistry with lab (CHEM 110, 111, 112, and 113). 2  Two semesters of organic chemistry with lab (CHEM 202 and 203; or CHEM 210, 212, and 213).


-
Whether you completed a certification or degree program, the school may be willing to recommend you for a position, and can advise you on how to become a veterinary technician at the type of facility you'd like to work.


-
1 You can also take courses in math, biology, and other sciences in high school to get ahead of the game. 2  Another option to enrolling in a veterinary technician program is to enter a U.S. university that offers a four-year bachelor's degree in veterinary technology. 3  There are fifteen of these programs in the country.


-
If you've been excelling as a veterinary technician or technologist for a while, then you can get a promotion and become a supervisor to junior technicians. If you really love your job, you can even become a veterinarian.


Steps to Becoming a Veterinarian
Contents. There are 30 veterinary schools accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) in the U.S. There were nearly 6,800 applicants competing for approximately 2,700 openings in 2013. In other words, it is very competitive to gain admission to a veterinary school.


-
Description. A labor-hour contract is a variation of the time-and-materials contract, differing only in that materials are not supplied by the contractor. See 12.207 (b), 16.601 (c), and 16.601 (d) for application and limitations, for time-and-materials contracts that also apply to labor-hour contracts.


-
Labor hour contract is another form of âtime and material contractâ in which the required materials are neither included in the contract nor supplied by the contractor. The owner of the contract supplies the materials, and pays a fixed price which includes overhead and profit for a negotiated number of labor hours.


Subpart 16.6âTime-and-Materials, Labor-Hour, and Letter Contracts
A labor-hour contract is a variation of the time-and-materials contract, differing only in that materials are not supplied by the contractor. See 12.207 (b), 16.601 (c), and 16.601 (d) for application and limitations, for time-and-materials contracts that also apply to labor-hour contracts.


-
Labor hour contract is a variation of the time and materials contract, differing only in that the materials are not supplied by the contractor. Labor hour contract and time and materials contracts are used only after the contracting officer executes a determination that no other contract type is suitable.


What is LABOR HOUR CONTRACT?
Time-and-material contract. Contractor accountable for doing the job, not supplying any materials. The contract owner / principal supplies necessary materials and pays a fixed rate compensation covering overhead, profit, and any other negotiated items.


Labor Hour Contract Law and Legal Definition
Labor Hour Contract Law & Legal Definition. Labor hour contract is another form of âtime and material contractâ in which the required materials are neither included in the contract nor supplied by the contractor.


Labor Hour Contract Law and Legal Definition
The owner of the contract supplies the materials, and pays a fixed price which includes overhead and profit for a negotiated number of labor hours. Labor hour contract is a variation of the time and materials contract, differing only in that the materials are not supplied by the contractor.


Labor Hour Contract Law and Legal Definition
Labor hour contract and time and materials contracts are used only after the contracting officer executes a determination that no other contract type is suitable.


-
labor hour contract. Type of 'time and material' contract in which the required materials neither are included in the contract nor are they supplied by the contractor.


labor hour contract
Type of 'time and material' contract in which the required materials neither are included in the contract nor are they supplied by the contractor.


-
1 Any theft charge involving a firearm is automatically charged at the Felony level. 2  Any theft of a automobile or other vehicle is also automatically charged at the Felony level.  Retail Theft charges involve enhanced penalties based on prior offenses and monetary value.


Pennsylvania Theft Laws
1 Any theft charge involving a firearm is automatically charged at the Felony level. 2  Any theft of a automobile or other vehicle is also automatically charged at the Felony level. 3  Retail Theft charges involve enhanced penalties based on prior offenses and monetary value.  Bad Check penalties vary based on monetary value.


How long does a felony stay on your record?
There is a difference between being charged, arrested and convicted and each can remain on your record for a different length of time. Charges, arrests, court dates, misdemeanor and felony convictions will stay on your record until they are expunged. In order to have a record expunged (removed from public record) requires a petition to the state and/or jurisdiction in which the crime was prosecuted.


How long does a felony stay on your record?
When a record is sealed or expunged, the charges, court files, arrest, detention and initial conviction (before winning an appeal) will be erased from public record. However, a guilty or no contest plea will stay on your record, and if you serve time, then it that will certainly be on your record.


How long does a felony stay on your record?
Depending on the type of felony and from which state the crime was prosecuted, many seek the help of a lawyer to take care of the formal paperwork and proceedings. If you are acquitted of your charges, or win in appeals court, then of course, your record can easily be expunged.


How long does a felony stay on your record?
If you research the topic criminal records, you will soon notice that laws vary from state to state regarding how long a conviction will stay on your record. Further, crime categories between misdemeanors and felonies differ depending on the jurisdiction where the offense was committed.


Sentencing for first time grand theft auto
Sentencing for first time grand theft auto. Santa Ana, CA | February 10, 2010 4:33pm. My cousin was arrested for a charge of grand theft auto that happened in 2007.


-
In any event, if the case is filed as a misdemeanor, your friend may be able to receive little to no jail time with probation if there are no priors in his or her past. If priors do exist, look at more jail time with the possibility that a felony may be filed. If he/she has a reputable attorney who can talk to the DDA handling the case, the case could possibly be negotiated for straight probation with restitution, or perhaps a civil compromise (if filed as a misdemeanor).


Pennsylvania Theft Laws
Pennsylvania Theft Laws. If youâve been charged with theft in Pennsylvania, the stakes are high. Depending on the method of theft and the value of items taken, you could be facing heavy fines, jail time, and a permanent criminal record. Contact a skilled PA theft lawyer now. Time is of the essence.


Sentencing for first time grand theft auto
Vehicle Theft, Penal Code 10851, is a wobbler, meaning it can be charged as a felony with a maximum prison sentence of three years, or as a misdemeanor with a maximum of a year in jail. There is no way to know what your cousin's sentence might be.


-
You have to take legal steps to collect the judgment. The court will not collect it for you. Below are the legal steps that you may take to collect your judgment in the order in which you may want to proceed: 1  Get in touch with the judgment debtor.  Levy (seize) assets that you have personal knowledge of.


-
For additional information on collecting your judgment, go to the California Courts website. For the forms listed above and for a complete list of Judicial Council Small Claims forms, go to the California Courts website. For a complete list of fee amounts, go to the Fees section.


-
1 Complete an Abstract of Judgment (EJ-001). Have it issued by the clerk and pay the issuance fee by submitting the document to the court location where your case was filed or you may also submit the document by eFile.  Give the original issued Abstract to the County Recorder and pay their recording fee.


-
The judgment debtor must also live within 150 miles from the court. If they live more than 150 miles away, you must conduct the hearing at the court in the county where the judgment debtor resides. For more information on this process, contact the staff at the courtâs Self-Help Center.


-
You have to take legal steps to collect the judgment. The court will not collect it for you. Below are the legal steps that you may take to collect your judgment in the order in which you may want to proceed: Get in touch with the judgment debtor.


Tithing
The judgment debtor has to pay you or go to the hearing. If they have not paid before the hearing then you have to go to the hearing. The judge will make the judgment debtor answer your questions about the property they have, how much money they make, and how much money they have in the bank.


List of political parties in Canada
List of federal political parties in Canada. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. In contrast with the political party systems of many nations, Canadian political parties at the federal level are often only loosely connected with parties at the provincial level, despite having similar names.ist of federal political parties in Canada. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. In contrast with the political party systems of many nations, Canadian political parties at the federal level are often only loosely connected with parties at the provincial level, despite having similar names.


What is Canada's political system?
Federal Government. At the federal level, there are 3 parts of government: 1  Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada, is Canada's formal head of state. 2  The Governor General represents the Queen in Canada and carries out the duties of head of state.3  The House of Commons makes Canada's laws.4  Canadians elect representatives to the House of Commons. The political party that has the largest number of MPs forms the government, and its leader becomes prime minister. 2  The prime minister is the head of government in Canada. 3  The Prime Minister chooses MPs to serve as ministers in the cabinet. 4  There are ministers for citizenship and immigration, justice and other subjects.


-
A candidate in a Canadian federal election is a person who is seeking election as a member of parliament in a federal general election or by-election. Each federal registered political party can nominate one candidate in each riding.Candidates can also run as Independents or with no party affiliation.uring a Canadian federal election, candidates are listed by individual Canadian federal political parties. Elections Canada's Voter Information Service also provides names of candidates by riding. The Elections Canada site usually will also provide a full list of all confirmed candidates.


What is Canada's political system?
1 The political party that has the largest number of MPs forms the government, and its leader becomes prime minister. 2  The prime minister is the head of government in Canada. 3  The Prime Minister chooses MPs to serve as ministers in the cabinet. 4  There are ministers for citizenship and immigration, justice and other subjects. The political party that has the largest number of MPs forms the government, and its leader becomes prime minister. 2  The prime minister is the head of government in Canada. 3  The Prime Minister chooses MPs to serve as ministers in the cabinet. 4  There are ministers for citizenship and immigration, justice and other subjects.


Registration of Federal Political Parties
Elections Canada cannot dictate how a federal political party should be formed or how it should be legally, internally and financially structured. Political parties cannot pre-register with Elections Canada in order to exist.. The Act does not provide for the reservation or pre-approval of a party name.Once a party exists, it may then apply to be registered under the Act.ne of the traditional benefits of registered status for a political party is that the party's name may appear on the ballot, together with the name of the party's candidate in that electoral district.


Federal Elections
Canadian citizens who are 18 years old or older may run in a federal election. The people who run for office are called candidates. There can be many candidates in an electoral district. The people in each electoral district vote for the candidate and political party of their choice.ou are eligible to vote in a federal election or cast a ballot in a federal referendum if you are: 1  a Canadian citizen; and. 2  at least 18 years old on voting day; and. 3  on the votersâ list.


Political System of Canada
Political System of Canada. Canada Day Cards. The political system of Canada has federal system of Parliament with serious democratic values embedded into its functioning. The system has its roots in the Westminster Parliament of the United Kingdom, which has brought some alternations and revisions to it.If compared with the United Kingdom s system in terms of values and discipline, Canadian political system is far better, stronger and responsive.he system has its roots in the Westminster Parliament of the United Kingdom, which has brought some alternations and revisions to it. If compared with the United Kingdom s system in terms of values and discipline, Canadian political system is far better, stronger and responsive.


Political System of Canada
Canadian political system comprises a group of political parties with Liberal Party of Canada, New Democratic Party and the Conservative Party of Canada taking the major lead.he system has its roots in the Westminster Parliament of the United Kingdom, which has brought some alternations and revisions to it. If compared with the United Kingdom s system in terms of values and discipline, Canadian political system is far better, stronger and responsive.


-
A candidate in a Canadian federal election must be a Canadian citizen who is 18 years or older on election day. A candidate does not need to live in the riding or be on the voters list for the riding in which s/he is seeking election, although it does improve his or her chances of winning.uring a Canadian federal election, candidates are listed by individual Canadian federal political parties. Elections Canada's Voter Information Service also provides names of candidates by riding. The Elections Canada site usually will also provide a full list of all confirmed candidates.


-
The New Democratic Party is the Official Opposition at the federal level. Name the federal electoral districts in Richmond, British Columbia. The City of Richmond has two electoral districts: Richmond and Delta-Richmond East.he New Democratic Party is the Official Opposition at the federal level. Name the federal electoral districts in Richmond, British Columbia. The City of Richmond has two electoral districts: Richmond and Delta-Richmond East.


Gigi Hadid 'dating' Zayn Malik weeks after splitting from Joe Jonas
Gigi Hadid 'dating' Zayn Malik weeks after splitting from Joe Jonas. The Victoria's Secret model, 20, is reportedly dating the ex-One Direction star after ending her romance with musician Joe earlier this month.


Gigi Hadid's shady dating history
In December 2013, Hadid went public with Australian singer Cody Simpson after a lot of subtle sub-Instagram posts together. The couple were together off and on for years, taking brief breaks when their schedules clashed.


Gigi Hadid's shady dating history
About a month after her breakup with Simpson, Hadid was photographed on a romantic river cruise double date with Joe Jonas, her BFF Taylor Swift, and Swift's beau, Calvin Harris.


Trouble in paradise? Gigi Hadid's new romance with Joe Jonas 'causing family tension' with brother Nick who ALSO dated the teen supermodel
Three's a crowd! Joe Jonas's (left) rumoured romance with Gigi Hadid has apparently caused some tension, with the stunning model having previously dated his younger brother Nick (right) Indeed, a source close to the brothers tells RadarOnline that tensions are becoming strained as the couple get closer.


Trouble in paradise? Gigi Hadid's new romance with Joe Jonas 'causing family tension' with brother Nick who ALSO dated the teen supermodel
The 29-year-old, who dated Joe for 20 months before calling time on their romance in early August, is actually a close friend of Gigi's and is none too happy about the betrayal. 'Blanda is absolutely furious,' the source tells Radar.


Gigi Hadid's shady dating history
Gigi Hadid's shady dating history. Gigi Hadid went from daughter of a Real Housewife to household name almost overnight. The stunner has risen up the model ranks rapidly. And so have her boyfriends: they just seem to get more and more famous.


Trouble in paradise? Gigi Hadid's new romance with Joe Jonas 'causing family tension' with brother Nick who ALSO dated the teen supermodel
Gigi Hadid's new romance with Joe Jonas 'causing family tension' with brother Nick who ALSO dated the teen supermodel. The rumour mill has gone into overdrive that Gigi Hadid and Joe Jonas are a hot new item. But while the genetically-blessed duo would certainly make for a great couple, having been friends for some years before reportedly taking their relationship to the next level, apparently not everyone is happy at the pairing.


-
LOOK: Gigi Hadid and Joe Jonas keep fueling romance rumors. Gigi and Joe are hanging out again romantically, a source revealed to E! News just last week. They are taking things light and just enjoying each other's friendship.. That bond has been on display multiple times in recent weeks.


A Chattanooga Bed and Breakfast Inn
The Mayorâs Mansion Inn Bed and Breakfast is conveniently located to such well-known Chattanooga, TN attractions as the Tennessee Aquarium, Ruby Falls, Rock City Garden and Lookout Mountain. The Mayorâs Mansion Inn is a proud member of the following organizations: Mayorâs Mansion Inn Bed and Breakfast. A Luxury Bed and Breakfast in the Fort Wood Historic District of Chattanooga, Tennessee. Near Lookout Mountain, Ruby Falls & Rock City Gardens.


-
Lookout Mountain Mayor. Find Lookout Mountain Georgia mayors. Mayor's offices provide information on government agencies, legislation, councils, managers, boards, elections, deputy mayors, and local, state and federal politics. Lookout Mountain Mayor.


Greg Brown Is New Mayor Of Lookout Mountain, Tn.
Greg Brown Is New Mayor Of Lookout Mountain, Tn. The town commission of Lookout Mountain, Tn., has voted to name Greg Brown as mayor. Mr. Brown is one of the three newly elected commissioners. Mr. Brown, Carol Mutter and Will Moses join veterans Billy Mitchell and Dan Crates. Leaving the commission this year are Ryan Crimmins, Leslie Davenport and Ward Petty.


-
July 26, 2016. The Mayor and Board of Commissioners of the Town of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee met in regular session at the Town Hall on Tuesday, July 26, 2016 at 5:00 p.m., the following being present: [See list of attendees attached as Exhibit A hereto]


-
The Inner Workings of Being a Mayor of Lookout Mountain Georgia. Being a Mayor of Lookout Mountain GA is a very prestigious and challenging position. Being a Mayor of Lookout Mountain Georgia a town, city or suburb tends to earn a lot of respect for you that you might not have otherwise earned. As an elected Mayor of Lookout Mountain GA, you have the following privileges:


-
November 8,2016. The Mayor and Board of Commissioners of the Town of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee met in regular session at the Town Hall on Tuesday, November 8, 2016 at 5:00 p.m., the following being present: [See list of attendees attached as Exhibit A hereto] 1. Call to order and Declaration of Quorum.


Lookout Mountain, Ga., Mayor Moving To Knoxville; David Bennett Is New Mayor
Breaking News. Lookout Mountain, Ga., Mayor Moving To Knoxville; David Bennett Is New Mayor. Lookout Mountain, Ga., is losing its mayor. Mayor Sandy Gothard announced to the town council on Thursday night that he is relocating to Knoxville and is not able to fulfill his term as mayor. Vice-Mayor David Bennett was unanimously recommended to fulfill Mayor Gothardâs remaining term.


-
ADOPTION OF ORDINANCES IN LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE. Ordinances adopted by the Town of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, should be. adopted in accordance with the requirements of section 8 of the adopting. ordinance in the Lookout Mountain Municipal Code.


-
This code is the result of a comprehensive codification of the ordinances. of the Town of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. The attention of the user is directed to the arrangement of the code into. titles, chapters, and sections. Related matter is kept together, so far as possible, within the same title.


-
African-American teen birth rate was 37.0 in 2009; it dropped to 34.0 in 2010, representing a decrease of 8 percent. Asian/Pacific Islander teens and White teens had reductions of 14 and 8 percent, respectively.


-
States with with the high rates of pregnancy among women age 15-19 in ranked order*: 1  New Mexico. 2  Mississippi. 3  Texas. 4  Arkansas. 5  Louisiana. 6  Oklahoma. 7  Nevada. 8  Delaware.


New Rankings Reveal Teen Pregnancy Rates In Each State
Disparities remain. Kost and her colleagues also found declines in teen pregnancy rates across all racial and ethnic groups and all 50 states. But racial and geographic disparities remain. The teen pregnancy rate declined between 1990 and 2010 by more than 50 percent among white, black and Hispanic teens.


States With Highest Teenage Pregnancy and Birth Rates
The Data. A recent report by the Guttmacher Institute compiled teenage pregnancy statistics in the United States gathered state by state in 2010. Based on available data, below are listings of states ranked by pregnancy and birth rates.


States With Highest Teenage Pregnancy and Birth Rates
The lowest rates were in New Hampshire (16), Massachusetts (17), Vermont (18), Connecticut (19) and New Jersey (20). For one, there seems to be an ironic correlation between states with conservative politics around sex education and contraception and high rates of teen pregnancy and birth.


New Rankings Reveal Teen Pregnancy Rates In Each State
The teen abortion rate fell 66 percent, from 43.5 abortions per 1,000 in 1988 to 14.7 per 1,000 in 2010, according to the report. Drop in pregnancies. Pregnancy remains more common among older teens than younger ones, with 69 percent of teen pregnancies occurring among 18- to 19-year-olds, according to the report.


-
Californiaâs teen population appears to be leveling-off, however changes in its composition can influence the teen birth rate. In 2000, nearly equal proportions of female teens were Hispanic (39%) and White (38%); by 2010, Hispanics comprised 47% and Whites 33%.


New Rankings Reveal Teen Pregnancy Rates In Each State
New Hampshire had the lowest rate, with 28 pregnancies per 1,000, followed by New Hampshire, Vermont, Minnesota, Massachusetts and Maine. [ See List of State-by-State Teen Pregnancy Rankings ].


States With Highest Teenage Pregnancy and Birth Rates
In 2010, New Mexico had the highest teenage pregnancy rate (80 pregnancies per 1,000 women); the next highest rates were in Mississippi (76), Texas (73), Arkansas (73), Louisiana (69) and Oklahoma (69).


-
SACRAMENTO. Californiaâs teen birth rate dropped to a record low in 2010, Dr. Ron Chapman, director of the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and state public health officer, announced today. The rate declined to 29.0 births for every 1,000 females ages 15-19, from the rate of 32.1 births in 2009.


-
When it comes to carbohydrates, there are simple forms and complex forms. Carbohydrates power the body as the primary energy source and should make about 40 to 60 percent of a person's daily nutritional intake. The various parts of carbohydrates -- starch, fiber and sugar -- have distinct jobs in the body.Carbohydrates are found naturally in fruits, vegetables and grains.ugar. Sugar is considered a simple carbohydrate. It is the basic building block of molecules for every type of carbohydrate. Unlike fiber and starch, it breaks down quickly and easily into glucose which is used by the body as a primary energy source.


Differences between Simple sugars, Starch and Fiber?
Answers. Best Answer: Carbohydrates are food compounds that consist of starches or complex carbohydrates, simple sugars and dietary fiber.There are four calories per gram in carbohydrates.Starches: Complex Carbohydrates Complex Carbohydrates are rich in vitamins, minerals and other nutrients like protein.xamples of simple sugars include table sugar, brown sugar, fruit sugar, milk sugar, corn syrup, maple syrup and honey. Dietary Fiber Dietary fiber is found in complex carbohydrates that cannot be digested by the human digestive tract.


Differences between Simple sugars, Starch and Fiber?
Simple Sugars Simple sugars are broken down to glucose by the body for energy. Glucose is usually the sole energy source for the brain and nervous system. Examples of simple sugars include table sugar, brown sugar, fruit sugar, milk sugar, corn syrup, maple syrup and honey.Dietary Fiber Dietary fiber is found in complex carbohydrates that cannot be digested by the human digestive tract. Examples of fiber includes cellulose, hemicellulose, pectin, and gum.xamples of simple sugars include table sugar, brown sugar, fruit sugar, milk sugar, corn syrup, maple syrup and honey. Dietary Fiber Dietary fiber is found in complex carbohydrates that cannot be digested by the human digestive tract.


-
Sugar. Sugar is considered a simple carbohydrate. It is the basic building block of molecules for every type of carbohydrate. Unlike fiber and starch, it breaks down quickly and easily into glucose which is used by the body as a primary energy source.This simple form can be found in fruits and vegetable but are also in a variety of foods such as candies and soda pop.ugar. Sugar is considered a simple carbohydrate. It is the basic building block of molecules for every type of carbohydrate. Unlike fiber and starch, it breaks down quickly and easily into glucose which is used by the body as a primary energy source.


Simple vs. Complex Carbohydrates
There are three types of carbohydrates: starch, sugar and fiber. Starches and sugars provide your body with its main source of energy. They're all comprised of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen, which are organized into single units.Sugars contain just one or two of these units and are simple, while starches and fibers have many units of sugar, making them complex.altose: glucose and glucose. Again, sucrose is just table sugar, and it occurs naturally in several fruits, grains and vegetables. Lactose is also a natural sugar, and it can be found in milk and other dairy products. Maltose forms naturally when starches break down from complex carbohydrates into simple sugars.


Differences Between Simple Sugars & Starches
Sources of starch in the diet include rice, breads, potatoes, and corn. Unlike simple sugars, in order to use the energy of the sugar molecules in the starch, the body has to first break down the links between each sugar subunit.nlike simple sugars, in order to use the energy of the sugar molecules in the starch, the body has to first break down the links between each sugar subunit.


-
Fiber. Fiber is a complex carbohydrate found in plant foods, such as whole grains, fruits, vegetables, legumes and nuts. Fiber helps maintain bowel regularity and may decrease your risk for Type 2 diabetes, high blood sugar, obesity, high cholesterol and colorectal cancer, according to MayoClinic.com.iber. Fiber is a complex carbohydrate found in plant foods, such as whole grains, fruits, vegetables, legumes and nuts. Fiber helps maintain bowel regularity and may decrease your risk for Type 2 diabetes, high blood sugar, obesity, high cholesterol and colorectal cancer, according to MayoClinic.com.


Simple vs. Complex Carbohydrates
Both fiber and starch are polysaccharides, meaning they are made up of many units of sugar and resemble a long chain. Plant foods, including grains, potatoes and legumes, contain starches. All carbohydrates, except for fiber, are broken down by your body into monosaccharides as your body digests them.altose: glucose and glucose. Again, sucrose is just table sugar, and it occurs naturally in several fruits, grains and vegetables. Lactose is also a natural sugar, and it can be found in milk and other dairy products. Maltose forms naturally when starches break down from complex carbohydrates into simple sugars.


alveloz
Definition of alveloz. plural. -es. : the milky sap of a Brazilian plant (Euphorbia heterodoxa) used as a folk remedy in the treatment of cancerous ulcers.


-
veloz adjadjetivo: Describe el sustantivo. Puede ser posesivo, numeral, demostrativo (casa grande, mujer alta). (acelerado) fast, quick adjadjective: Describes a noun or pronoun--for example, a tall girl, an interesting book, a big house..


-
1) An individual whos ability to bitch, whine and/or complain surpasses any others ability. 2)To find the most insignificant flaws in anything and cry foul. 3) A Chub of the purest Lard available. 4) An inhabitant of COGS who believes his superior skills or sniper/camping on the battlefield has a higher priority over the team.


-
The Toyota Avanza (Japanese: ãã¨ã¿ ã¢ãã³ã¶, Toyota Abanza) is a mini MPV designed by Daihatsu and marketed by Toyota. It is produced in Indonesia and also contract assembled in Malaysia (under Perodua) for the first generation. Daihatsu designed and manufactures the vehicle, which is then sold by both Daihatsu and Toyota under Xenia and Avanza name plate respectively.


-
veloz adjadjetivo: Describe el sustantivo. Puede ser posesivo, numeral, demostrativo (casa grande, mujer alta). (algo, alguien: rÃ¡pido) quick, fast adjadjective: Describes a noun or pronoun--for example, a tall girl, an interesting book, a big house..


-
velo. 1  Indicative present connegative form of velkoa. 2  Second-person singular imperative present form of velkoa. 3  Second-person singular imperative present connegative form of velkoa.


-
FÃ©lix Gaffiot (1934), Dictionnaire IllustrÃ© Latin-FranÃ§ais, Paris: Hachette, s.v. âveloâ. Carl Meissner; Henry William Auden (1894) Latin Phrase-Book, London: Macmillan and Co. (ambiguous) to put to sea: vela in altum dare (Liv. 25. 27) (ambiguous) to set the sails: vela facere, pandere.


Clinical research simplified |
âThrough the contract renewal and workshops [with Velos], I plan to promote quality improvement and stimulation of national clinical trials and to continue to play a leading role in the deployment and integration of multi-center clinical studies.â. âDr. Lee Kang Hyun. President, National Cancer Center of South Korea.


Why was the American Revolution so revolutionary?
This changed during the Revolutionary War. After the colonies broke away from England in 1776 and the war began, the newly self-governed states began to try democratic processes of government.


Why was the American Revolution so revolutionary?
What made the American Revolution so revolutionary, however, was that it didn't involve regime change, but the creation of an entirely new nation and the adoption of a democracy by that nation. How the Boston Tea Party Worked.


Ten Facts about Washington and the Revolutionary War
3. Washington and the Continental army narrowly escaped total destruction in the New York campaign of 1776. Unlike the successful Siege of Boston, the efforts to defend the city of New York ended in near disaster for the Continental Army and the cause of independence.


Why was the American Revolution so revolutionary?
Image Gallery: The Revolutionary War A number of aspects of the American Revolution were unique or unusual. Yet it was the creation of a new, democratic state through documents like the Declaration of Independence that made it a radical effort. See pictures of the American Revolution. Â©iStockphoto.com/andipantz.


-
Washington surrenders his commission to Congress. With the war now at an end, General George Washington surrendered his commission to Congress in Annapolis, Maryland. Washington's actions reaffirmed his core belief that the military was subordinate to civilian rule - a central principle of the new United States.


-
Washington Arrives at Valley Forge. Upon the conclusion of the 1777 Philadelphia Campaign, Washington led his poorly fed and weary army to winter quarters in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. Washington's army was ravaged by disease, cold, and sickness during its time in Valley Forge.


How to Talk to Kids About Death
It helps them feel better about not knowing everything also. In discussing death, we may find different answers at different stages in our life or grieving process.Share with children your beliefs. Expose them to the belief of others, for example some people believe in afterlife, others do not. Allow them to be comforted in knowing your beliefs and allow them to choose their own. Death is often a taboo subjectâ in some cultures death is an integral part of family life.


The Joke's on Who?
Many believe, as the saying goes, âThere is a grain of truth in every jokeâ, or that âa joke is truth wrapped in a smile.â Sigmund Freud suggested that jokes were true, serving two purposes: aggression (such as sarcasm) or to expose unconscious desires (the sexual joke).


C.
Here are some of them: 1  talking about suicide or death in general. 2  talking about going away. 3  referring to things they won't be needing, and giving away possessions.  talking about feeling hopeless or feeling 1  guilty. pulling away from friends or family and losing the desire to go 2  out. having no desire to take part in favorite things or activities.


The Joke's on Who?
As Freud believed there were two basic drives, life (sex) and death (aggression), it stands to reason he would see all jokes in this manner. Making a sexual joke may indicate something about the personâs unconscious sexual desire is certainly possible. Many sexual jokes might be from people considered sexually fixated.


-
By talking to our children about death, we may discover what they know and do not know â if they have misconceptions, fears, or worries. We can then help them by providing needed information, comfort, and understanding. Talk does not solve all problems, but without talk we are even more limited in our ability to help.


-
Most teens interviewed after making a suicide attempt say that they did it because they were trying to escape from a situation that seemed impossible to deal with or to get relief from really bad thoughts or feelings. Like Ethan, they didn't want to die as much as they wanted to escape from what was going on.


-
Long before we realise it, children become aware of death. They see dead birds, insects, and animals lying by the road. They may see death at least once a day on television. They hear about it in fairy tales and act it out in their play. Death is a part of everyday life, and children, at some level, are aware of it.


The Joke's on Who?
Freud certainly had a point; many jokes are hostile, and may indicate the tellerâs true feelings. This can be seen in ethnic, racial, or other prejudicial jokes. Sarcasm provides another example of jokes intimating a personâs true feelings.


How to Talk to Kids About Death
Problems That Make Discussing Death Difficult. 1  We avoid talking about things that upset us. We bottle it up and hope that by saying nothing will help it go away. 2  We feel uncomfortable when we donât have all the answers. As a teacher and parent myself, kids will often expect us to know everything, even all about death.


-
Some people who end their lives or attempt suicide might be trying to escape feelings of rejection, hurt, or loss. Others might feel angry, ashamed, or guilty about something. Some people may be worried about disappointing friends or family members.


Natural gas prices
The price of gas in the US as a whole is between US$5.85/MMBtu (May 21, 2006), US$7.90/MMBtu (April 2006) & US$6.46/MMBtu (June 2006). Though several years ago the price of natural gas spiked at $14 in California due to lack of pipeline capacity to and within California, and also due to power outages.


Average U.S. Gas Prices Begin 2016 Under $2 per Gallon
Todayâs average price of $1.99 per gallon is the cheapest average since March 25, 2009, and the national average has moved lower for 50 of the past 59 days, largely due to an abundance of crude oil.


Average U.S. Gas Prices Begin 2016 Under $2 per Gallon
Pump prices are discounted by fractions of a penny on the week, by five cents per gallon on the month, and are down by 22 cents on the year. In 2015, consumers paid an annual average of $2.40 per gallon, which was the lowest annual average since 2009.


Average U.S. Gas Prices Begin 2016 Under $2 per Gallon
Average U.S. Gas Prices Begin 2016 Under $2 per Gallon. Average U.S. Gas Prices Begin 2016 Under $2 per Gallon. (Washington â January 4, 2016) Gas prices rang in the New Year by reaching the lowest average price ($1.997) for the holiday since 2009.


-
All Areas Beatty Boulder City Henderson Las Vegas - Central Las Vegas - East Las Vegas - NE Las Vegas - North Las Vegas - NW Las Vegas - SE Las Vegas - South Las Vegas - SW Las Vegas - West North Las Vegas Paradise Spring Valley Winchester.


Average U.S. Gas Prices Begin 2016 Under $2 per Gallon
On the other end of the spectrum, Alaska (+4 cents) and California (+4 cents) are the only two states where prices are up by more than fractions of a penny week-over-week. Gas prices are discounted in 43 states and Washington, D.C. month-over-month.


Average U.S. Gas Prices Begin 2016 Under $2 per Gallon
Drivers in the Golden State are paying an average price that is 19 cents per gallon more than second-place Hawaii ($2.68), which is typically the marketâs leader. Regional neighbors Nevada ($2.51), Washington ($2.46) and Alaska ($2.46) round out the top five most expensive markets.


Natural gas prices
Price per million BTU of oil and natural gas in the US, 1998-2015. Natural gas prices, as with other commodity prices, are mainly driven by supply and demand fundamentals. However, natural gas prices may also be linked to the price of crude oil and/or petroleum products, especially in continental Europe. Natural gas prices in the US had historically followed oil prices, but in recent years have decoupled from oil and are now trending somewhat with coal prices.


-
Depending on the marketplace, the price of natural gas is expressed in US dollars (or other currency) per 1 million British thermal units (MMBtu), million cubic feet (Mcf), or 1,000 cubic meters.


Grief Causes, Statistics, Signs, Symptoms & Side Effects
Possible losses that may cause grief include the following: 1  Death of a loved one. 2  Divorce, or ending of a relationship. 3  Onset of a chronic or terminal disease.  Job 1  loss. Delivering a child with a birth defect.  Disability from an illness or severe 1  accident. Loss of independence.  Surviving an act of violence or natural disaster.


Physical Effects of Grief: Insomnia, Eating Problems, and More
When we grieve the loss of someone we love so much and who had such a profound impact on our life, we do not get to choose how our body reacts. If only grief work was that easy. One of the most difficult things for me during the first year was the physical effects that grief has had on my body. Living with grief is hard enough; then, to have all these physical symptoms makes it even harder to bear, and at times, the effects of grief are unbearable. My body went through a trauma emotionally when I lost Greg and it went through the ringer physically as well.


Your Health and Grief
At the death the brain âtranslatesâ the stress of grief into a chemical reaction in the body. The pituitary gland located at the base of the brain is stimulated to produce a hormone called adrenocorticotrophin hormone (ACTH). This reaction is a âprotectiveâ one and in essence makes the body ready to do battle.


Grief Causes, Statistics, Signs, Symptoms & Side Effects
Grief may also be caused by losses that are associated with positive life changes or transitions, such as the following: Marriage (loss of independent decision making) Beginning college (loss of familiar surroundings) Birth of a child (loss of independence)


Your Health and Grief
But unbeknownst to many, it affects us physically as well as emotionally. The grief a person experiences is felt on an emotional level. The resulting stress of these emotions can create havoc within our bodies. If we had a physical illness before our loved one died, our grief can exacerbate the existing illness.


Grief Causes, Statistics, Signs, Symptoms & Side Effects
These responses are part of the natural reaction of grief. Grief is a multi-faceted and normal response to loss and can vary based on individual experiences and the nature of the loss. Grief is more than just an emotional reaction; it entails physical, behavioral, and cognitive responses as well.


Healing Your Grieving Body: Physical Practices for Mourners
When you are in mourning, you usually feel under-rested and overwhelmed. Your body is probably letting you know it feels distress. You may feel you have no strength left for your own basic needs, let alone the needs of others. Actually, one literal definition of the word grievous is causing physical suffering..


How Grief Affects the Body
How Grief Affects the Body. Grief is the experience of loss and affects all aspects of our lives, and at some point, everyone suffers from it. Not only is grieving painful, it can take a toll on our mental and physical health.


SIGNS & SYMPTOMS OF GRIEF Normal Effects of Bereavement & When to Get Help
PHYSICAL SIGNS OF ANXIETY -- Headaches, short of breath, chest pressure, tightness or heaviness in the throat. NOTE: If these symptoms are mild and improve, fine. But chest discomfort and or shortness of breath, accompanied by nausea or sweating can be signs of a heart attack. Call 911 for serious symptoms.


SIGNS & SYMPTOMS OF GRIEF Normal Effects of Bereavement & When to Get Help
Effects of bereavement ... These are some of the physical symptoms you may experience: ENERGY-- Exhaustion, muscle tightness or weakness, body pains, fidgety restlessness, lack of energy. NOTE: The work of grieving expends a tremendous amount of energy. Fatigue is usually self-limiting and will improve over time.


-
The graph of a function $\,f\,$ is the set of all its $\,\bigl(\text{input},\text{output}\bigr)\,$ pairs; recall that when $\,x\,$ is an input, then $\,f(x)\,$ is the corresponding output. Thus, the graph of $\,f\,$ is the set of all points of the form $\,\color{green}{\bigl(x,f(x)\bigr)}\,$.


-
no .. we shift graphs upwards by adding a constant i think the equation for the 3rd graph is y = x^2 + 2. Oh , so my 2nd choice was the 4th ? lets check : in the graph there is a point (2,2) if we plug x = 2 into f(x) we get f(2) = 2 * (2)^2 = 8 (2,8) so no.. Well , It cant be the 2nd graph cause there's no negatives so it has to be the 1st . lol .


GraphSketch.com
Beyond simple math and grouping (like (x+2)(x-4)), there are some functions you can use as well. Look below to see them all. They are mostly standard functions written as you might expect. You can also use pi and e as their respective constants.


-
The Fundamental Graphing Principle for Functions. The graph of a function fis the set of points which satisfy the equation y= f(x). That is, the. point (x;y) is on the graph of fif and only if y= f(x). Example 1.6.1. Graph f(x) = x2 x 6. Solution. To graph f, we graph the equation y= f(x). To this end, we use the techniques outlined.


Functions
The phrase y is a function of x means that the value of y depends upon the value of x, so: 1  y can be written in terms of x (e.g. y = 3x 2  ). If f(x) = 3x, and y is a function of x (i.e. y = f(x) ), then the value of y when x is 4 is f(4), which is found by replacing xs by 4s .


Functions
Domain and Range. The domain of a function is the set of values which you are allowed to put into the function (so all of the values that x can take). The range of the function is the set of all values that the function can take, in other words all of the possible values of y when y = f(x).


GraphSketch.com
When you want a quick graph of a function, you can just go to http://graphsketch.com/[function], like http://graphsketch.com/sin(x). You can even separate multiple equations with commas, like http://graphsketch.com/sin(x),x^2. For more information on GraphSketch (how it works, etc.), see my blog post on it.


Functions
Therefore f -1(x) = Â½(x - 1) f-1(x) is the standard notation for the inverse of f(x). The inverse is said to exist if and only there is a function f-1 with ff-1(x) = f-1f(x) = x. Note that the graph of f-1 will be the reflection of f in the line y = x.


-
Join LinkedIn to get the latest news, insights, and opportunities from over 3 million companies. Wunderlich-Malec has been providing customers with engineering, system integration and fabrication solutions for more than 30 years.


-
It offers specifications, procurement, calibration, bench tests, and field services. It offers access control, building automation systems, digital surveillance, security and risk assessment, state licenses, and wireless networks services.


Neal Wunderlich
Neal Wunderlich is President of Wunderlich-Malec, a 31+ year old company that is 100% Employee Owned. WM has 20 offices a crossed the United States, plus an office in Saudia Arabia. The company is presently expanding our business in China and South America.


-
It offers design and construction of substations, generating substations, and electrical power distribution. It offers startup management, startup technicians, QA/QC management, project management, project engineering, and field supervision services.


Wunderlich-Malec Engineering, Inc.
Wunderlich-Malec ranks on Inc. 5000's Fastest Growing Private Companies list and is a GSA Schedule holder with the Federal Government for professional engineering services and manufacturing. Wunderlich-Malec is an engineering firm specializing in process controls solutions for a wide array of clients. Experts in the design, programming and deployment of automation systems for process, manufacturing, commercial buildings and public sector utilities.


-
Wunderlich-Malec Engineering, Inc. Wunderlich-Malec Engineering, Inc. is a privately-held company that delivers engineering, system integration and fabrication solutions. Wunderlich-Malec Engineering, Inc. was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Minnetonka, Minnesota with 18 total offices in 14 states. Wunderlich-Malec Engineering, Inc. is owned by the company's employees through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan.


-
Company Profile Summary. Wunderlich-Malec Engineering, Inc. is a privately-held company that delivers engineering, system integration and fabrication solutions. Wunderlich-Malec Engineering, Inc. was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Minnetonka, Minnesota with 18 total offices in 14 states.


-
To contact Wunderlich-Malec Engineering, Inc., please visit www.wmeng.com.


Neal Wunderlich
Wunderlich-Malec team has engineered and built custom protective relay and control panels and integrated modular control enclosures. The companyâs comprehensive services support its clientâs power system relaying, monitoring and telemetry with designs and configurations for T&D substations and power generation plants.


A List of Foods Rich in Magnesium: From Blackstrap Molasses to Cacao
Just 1 cup (118 grams) of this byproduct of the rice milling process contains an incomparable 922 milligrams of magnesium, or more than twice our RDI. It is also unusually high in manganese, phosphorus, iron, and the B vitamins.


A List of Foods Rich in Magnesium: From Blackstrap Molasses to Cacao
Cacao â Thereâs a good reason why magnesium deficiencies often manifest in the form of chronic chocolate cravings: Cacao beans, the dried and fermented beans from which chocolate is made, are one of the most magnesium-rich foods in the world.


Calcium in the Vegan Diet
Summary: Calcium, needed for strong bones, is found in dark green leafy vegetables, tofu made with calcium sulfate, calcium-fortified soy milk and orange juice, and many other foods commonly eaten by vegans.


A List of Foods Rich in Magnesium: From Blackstrap Molasses to Cacao
The following foods contain magnesium is lesser quantities than those listed above, but are still good sources of it: Spinach â Spinach is one of the few ânormalâ foods that still contain adequate amounts of magnesium.


A List of Foods Rich in Magnesium: From Blackstrap Molasses to Cacao
This is the reason why organic, unsulphured blackstrap molasses â the treacle-like byproduct of sugar cane refinement â is so rich in essential minerals like iron, calcium, manganese, selenium, potassium, and â you guessed it â magnesium.


Secrets of the Superhuman Food Pyramid: Pros and Cons of Blackstrap Molasses
Molasses are the viscous liquid byproducts of the sugar extraction process. Sugar cane is crushed to get the juice out and then boiled to crystallize the sugar. The third round of boiling sugar cane juice results in blackstrap molasses. Most of the sugar has been taken out of blackstrap and this makes it the least sweet of all the other types of molasses derived from previous extractions. It still contains enough sugar compounds however to be a viable alternative sweetener.


Secrets of the Superhuman Food Pyramid: Pros and Cons of Blackstrap Molasses
Itâs one of the more important mineral nutrients along with iron. Blackstrap Molasses Risks: A tablespoon or around 20 grams of this type of molasses contains 5.88 g of sucrose, 2.56 g of fructose, and 2.38 g of glucose. This composition of sugar compounds results in a glycemic index of 55 for blackstrap.


Calcium in the Vegan Diet
Vegans should eat foods that are high in calcium and/or use a calcium supplement. Our bones contain large amounts of calcium, which helps to make them firm and rigid. Calcium is also needed for other tasks including nerve and muscle function and blood clotting.


How to Prevent Throat Infections
If someone in your family gets infected with strep throat, you can take some other precautions (besides washing your hands often) at home to keep everyone else from feeling as though their throats are on fire: 1  Don't allow the sick person to share drinks, foods, napkins, tissues, or even towels with other family members.


Strep throat
Strep throat is most common in children between the ages of 5 and 15, but it affects people of all ages. If not treated, strep throat infections can sometimes cause complications such as rheumatic fever. Rheumatic fever can cause painful and inflamed joints and rash, and can even result in damage to heart valves.


How to Prevent Throat Infections
1 Thoroughly wash eating utensils, dishes, and drinking glasses after each use; if using the dishwasher, select the sanitize, heat dry, and/or similar options. 2  Never share a toothbrush. 3  Don't kiss anyone with strep throat.


How to Prevent Throat Infections
Your physician will need to diagnose strep throat using a laboratory test, such as a throat culture. The most effective way to keep clear of strep throat is to wash your hands thoroughly (or at the very least use a liquid antibacterial hand sanitizer) and push the practice on your kids.


strep throat
Untreated strep throat can lead to the serious disease rheumatic fever, although this happens only in rare cases. Anyone can get strep throat, but it is most common in children who are between the ages of 5 and 15.


-
Symptoms usually appear 2 to 5 days after exposure. Epidemiology Office at 660-7300 or visit For more information, C all the Sedgwick County Health Department website at www.sedgwickcounty.org.


-
1 Avoid people with sore throats, and especially those with documented strep throat, until they have taken antibiotics for more than 48 hours. 2  Wash your hands frequently after using items which may harbor the GAS bacteria (for example, dishes and utensils). 3  Don't share food or drinks with a sick individual.


How Long Is Strep Throat Contagious?
Health Department StreptococcusâGroup A (Strep Throat) How long is Strep contagious? Once infected, you can pass the infection to others for up to 2 to 3 weeks even if you do not have symptoms. After 24 hours of taking antibiotics, you will no longer spread the bacteria to others.


How to Prevent Throat Infections
Preventing Strep Throat. Put out that fire in your throat by going to the doctor and getting a throat culture. If the test results show strep throat, you can usually get rid of it pretty quickly with antibiotics.


Strep Throat (Treatment, Causes, Home Remedies)
While there is no vaccine available to prevent strep throat, there are several behaviors to lessen the likelihood of developing a strep throat infection. These include: 1  Avoid people with sore throats, and especially those with documented strep throat, until they have taken antibiotics for more than 48 hours. 2  Wash your hands frequently after using items which may harbor the GAS bacteria (for example, dishes and utensils). 3  Don't share food or drinks with a sick individual.


incentive
something that incites or tends to incite to action or greater effort, as a reward offered for increased productivity. adjective. 2. inciting, as to action; stimulating; provocative. Origin of incentive.


-
Examples. 1  I'm still upset when impact is used as a verb; and don't get me started on incent or incentify.. 2  If the government wants farmers to stop growing a certain crop, or wants to incentify farmers to favor a particular crop ie corn for ethanol it uses tax negotiations as the motivator.


incentive
Word Origin & History. incentive early 15c., from L.L. incentivum, noun use of neut. L. adj. incentivus setting the tune (in L.L. inciting), from stem of incinere strike up, from in- in, into + canere sing (see chant). Sense influenced by association with incendere to kindle..


Incentive
are said to exist where a person can expect that the failure to act in a particular way will result in physical force being used against them (or their loved ones) by others in the community â for example, by inflicting pain in punishment, or by imprisonment, or by confiscating or destroying their possessions.


inducement
Synonym Discussion of incentive. motive, impulse, incentive, inducement, spur, goad mean a stimulus to action. motive implies an emotion or desire operating on the will and causing it to act a motive for the crime.


incentify
I'm still upset when impact is used as a verb; and don't get me started on incent or incentify.. Meh. If the government wants farmers to stop growing a certain crop, or wants to incentify farmers to favor a particular crop ie corn for ethanol it uses tax negotiations as the motivator.


incentive
Definition of incentive for English Language Learners. : something that encourages a person to do something or to work harder.


Incentive
An incentive is something that motivates an individual to perform an action. The study of incentive structures is central to the study of all economic activities (both in terms of individual decision-making and in terms of co-operation and competition within a larger institutional structure).


incentive
Definition of incentive. : something that incites or has a tendency to incite to determination or action.


-
1 Where to Buy your Ohio Hunting License: 2  Ohio hunting licenses may be purchased online via the Ohio Department of Wildlife Web site if you have previously held an Ohio hunting license or have evidence of having successfully completed a hunter education course and you are at least 21 years of age. See fees below. 2  Non-Resident License Fees: 3  Non-resident hunting licenses are $125 for adults and $10 for youth (under 18). 4  In addition to the general license, hunters will need a special permit for the type of hunting (deer, waterfowl, wild turkey, etc.).


-
1 Get a Resident Fishing License if you are between the ages of 16 to 65, and you have lived in Ohio for at least 6 months. 2  It will cost you $19. 3  If you are 66 years old or older, and you have lived in Ohio for at least 6 months, you can obtain a Senior Resident Fishing License for $10. If you are 66 years old or older, and you have lived in Ohio for at least 6 months, you can obtain a Senior Resident Fishing License for $10. 2  Purchase a 1-Day Fishing License if you are planning a fishing outing for just 1 day.


-
1 Ohio hunting licenses may be purchased online via the Ohio Department of Wildlife Web site if you have previously held an Ohio hunting license or have evidence of having successfully completed a hunter education course and you are at least 21 years of age. See fees below. 2  Non-Resident License Fees: 3  Non-resident hunting licenses are $125 for adults and $10 for youth (under 18). 4  In addition to the general license, hunters will need a special permit for the type of hunting (deer, waterfowl, wild turkey, etc.).


-
Resident Fishing License: For persons age 16 through 65 who have resided in Ohio for the past six months. $19.00. Resident Senior Fishing Fishing License: Ohio residents age 66 and older are eligible to purchase a reduced-cost resident senior license for $10.ake Erie Charter 1-Day Fishing License: For residents and nonresidents â can be purchased in advance of scheduled charter trip. To validate the Fishing License, anglers must sign it and fill in the date at the beginning of the trip.


-
Fishing Licenses. Licenses effective March 1, 2015 to February 29, 2016. Ohio and federal fishing laws are presented in a summarized form. Ohio laws in their entirety can be found by consulting the Ohio Revised Code (ORC) or the Ohio Administrative Code (OAC).These laws are subject to change.ake Erie Charter 1-Day Fishing License: For residents and nonresidents â can be purchased in advance of scheduled charter trip. To validate the Fishing License, anglers must sign it and fill in the date at the beginning of the trip.


How To Get an Ohio Fishing License
Ohio fishing licenses may be purchased online via the Ohio Wildlife website. Alternately, you can purchase a license at one of the hundreds of outlets throughout the state.These are listed at the same website. License bureaus accept cash, Visa, Mastercard and Discover card as payment.hio fishing licenses may be purchased online via the Ohio Wildlife website. Alternately, you can purchase a license at one of the hundreds of outlets throughout the state.


-
Know the law! View a copy of the current fishing regulations or hunting regulations prior to your license purchase. The licenses and permits for which you are eligible to purchase will be displayed once your customer record is identified.Select the items for purchase and enter the payment method.Only VISA, MasterCard, or a gift certificate are accepted for online payment.f you do not have a Social Security Number, please complete form DNR 9151 or contact the Division of Wildlife at 1-800-WILDLIFE to obtain an exemption form. You must print your licenses and permits as required by law and carry them on your person when hunting and fishing.


Driver's license
In order to obtain a license, you will be asked to provide information that will identify your customer record. Federal and state laws require a valid Social Security Number for purchase of a hunting or fishing license.f you do not have a Social Security Number, please complete form DNR 9151 or contact the Division of Wildlife at 1-800-WILDLIFE to obtain an exemption form. You must print your licenses and permits as required by law and carry them on your person when hunting and fishing.


How To Get A Hunting License In Ohio
Fortunately, the state of Ohio has an easy to use system for buying a hunting license online, which makes getting a hunting license in Ohio simple. You can also buy an Ohio hunting license from retail locations and via mail order, but the online process is simple.o get a hunting license in Ohio, you will need: 1  A credit card for payment. 2  Your personal information, including your Social Security Number. 3  A Hunter's Safety Card (not needed if you have previously held a hunting license).


-
1 Get an Annual Nonresident License if you are not a resident of Ohio, but you plan to fish in the state for several days throughout the year. 2  This will cost $40. 3  Buy a 3-Day Nonresident License if you plan to do your fishing in Ohio just during one trip, but you know it will be for more than 1 day. 4  This license is $19. If you are 66 years old or older, and you have lived in Ohio for at least 6 months, you can obtain a Senior Resident Fishing License for $10. 2  Purchase a 1-Day Fishing License if you are planning a fishing outing for just 1 day.


A âWalking Deadâ Character From Season 1 May Return For Spinoff
â Juan G. Pareja (@JuanGPareja) October 14, 2014. Now that the first half of Season 5 is over and there still hasn't been a return, many speculate that Morales could be coming to the new Walking Dead spinoff. And there is even a bit of evidence to suggest that.


What's next when 'The Walking Dead' returns?
When we left AMC's The Walking Dead at the mid-season break, Rick Grimes was attempting to escape Alexandria by leading a group of survivors -- smeared with zombie guts for a disguise â silently through a mob of undead walkers.


The Walking Dead Season 6: Morgan Will Return, Daryl Loves Carol, and More Intel From The Talking Dead Finale
Instead, Norman Reedus (Daryl), Melissa McBride (Carol), and very special guest Lennie James (Morgan) sat down with Chris Hardwick on The Talking Dead to discuss what, exactly, just happened, and what fans can expect when TWD returns to AMC for season 6.


What's next when 'The Walking Dead' returns?
For some context, we turned to Dalton Ross, Entertainment Weekly's Walking Dead expert, who says death won't be taking a holiday. Some big things are about to happen and not everyone is going to make it out of there alive, says Ross, EW's executive editor at large and EW Morning Live host on Sirius XM.


-
The AMC zombie hit is back with new episodes that bring new characters, storylines to add to the zombieriffic tension.


The Walking Dead Season 6: Morgan Will Return, Daryl Loves Carol, and More Intel From The Talking Dead Finale
The Walking Dead Season 6: Morgan Will Return, Daryl Loves Carol, and More Intel From The Talking Dead Finale. By Us Weekly Staff. March 30, 2015. Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride teased Carol and Daryl fans on The Talking Dead as they discussed The Walking Dead season 5 finale. Credit: Jordin Althaus/AMC.


A âWalking Deadâ Character From Season 1 May Return For Spinoff
Walking Dead is returning Sunday, Feb. 8, for the second half of Season 5. So there is still a chance for the character to make an appearance. If he comes back in the spinoff instead, though, it could have some big implications.


The Walking Dead Showrunner Is Teasing Glenn's Return
The Walking Dead Showrunner Is Teasing Glenn's Return. Spoilers for The Walking Dead Season 7 finale follow. The Walking Dead Season 7 premiere took out a pair of fan-favorite characters as Negan introduced himself to the group as a man who means business. Both Abraham and Glenn wound up meeting Lucille as their brains were bashed in before their friends and family.


What is a Swing Pipe?
A swing pipe, sometimes called a funny pipe, is used in sprinkler irrigation systems to connect pop-up sprayer heads to underground pipe lines. Swing pipe is made of polyethylene, the plastic most commonly used to make plastic shopping bags. It is flexible, allowing full movement of the sprayer head.


-
Check your grammar now! : a pipe joint so constructed that the parts joined are movable either so that one of the parts may be rotated relative to the other or so that one of the parts in addition to being rotatable relative to the other may be moved about its own axis âcalled also single swing joint, double swing joint.


Landscape Irrigation Equipment Part 8: Piping
Many types of piping are available for irrigation systems, but PVC Schedule 40, Pressure-rated PVC, and black roll pipe are suitable for this use. Drain, waste and vent (DWV) PVC is not suitable due to a low pressure rating. Other piping types are either too expensive or too difficult to work with in the landscape.


swing joint
Definition of swing joint. : a pipe joint so constructed that the parts joined are movable either so that one of the parts may be rotated relative to the other or so that one of the parts in addition to being rotatable relative to the other may be moved about its own axis âcalled also single swing joint, double swing joint.


-
Swing Pipe Installation Tips. Swing pipe is flexible tubing made from. high quality polyethylene that is used. to connect pop-up spray heads and. rotors to PVC and poly pipe lateral lines. in an irrigation system. Swing pipe can. be effectively used in areas where the. space is confined or restricted due to the.


Piping and plumbing fitting
A tee, the most common pipe fitting, is used to combine (or divide) fluid flow. It is available with female thread sockets, solvent-weld sockets or opposed solvent-weld sockets and a female-threaded side outlet. Tees can connect pipes of different diameters or change the direction of a pipe run, or both.


-
The spiral barb fittings shall be used in con-. junction with swing pipe as a flexible swing. assembly for 1â2â (15/21) and 3â4â (20/27) inlet. sprinklers. The fittings shall have a maximum. operating water pressure of 80 psi and 8 gpm. The spiral barb fittings shall come in seven. models to fit various needs.


Landscape Irrigation Equipment Part 8: Piping
Swing pipe is installed between the PVC piping and the sprinkler to allow some flexibility if the sprinkler is crushed or driven over. Usually two feet of swing pipe will be used to attach a sprinkler to the PVC, but three or four feet may be used if needed.


Landscape Irrigation Equipment Part 8: Piping
PVC Pipe. PVC is generally the piping of choice in the Southern region. It is easy to work with, inexpensive, and quite common. PVC comes in a number of varieties, but the two used for landscape irrigation are Schedule 40 and 160 psi â pressure-ratedâ (or PR160) piping.


TCA Peel
The Peel Procedure. Once you have done the appropriate preparation, you are ready for the procedure. Depending on your treatment goals, allow fifteen to sixty minutes of time, for completion of the peel. Expect intense burning during the peeling agent application which will last about two to ten minutes.


TCA Peels
One TCA peel will give better results than one glycolic acid peel, but more than one TCA peel is still necessary for the best results. Results generally last around 6 months, but they can last even longer when supplemented with glycolic or lactic acid peels every two weeks.


How Long Does It Take a Chemical Peel to Heal?
Trichloroacetic Acid Peel (TCA). The TCA peel causes a second degree burn on the epidermis and upper portion of the dermis, which means it will take longer to heal than a superficial peel. Following the procedure the skin will begin to crust and peel in the first 2-3 days. It may take up to 5-7 days to heal but some redness will likely remain.


TCA Peels: Days 5 and Onward
Days 10+: Long term TCA peel results. On day 10, you should be done with the majority of the peeling. Finally, you look more normal and can go outside and breathe some fresh air! Your face also no longer feels tight and funny whenever you talk or smile.


TCA Peel
The drawback to a TCA peel is the skin appears to have severe sunburn for about a week following the treatment TCA peels are not only great for facial rejuvenation, but they are excellent for body imperfections as well.


TCA Peels: Days 5 and Onward
You can get another peel done one month after you finish completely peeling. However, after three consecutive TCA peels each spaced one month apart, your skin needs a break for 3-6 months before you do another peel.


How Long Does It Take a Chemical Peel to Heal?
Posted by Samantha Cook in Chemical Peel. ANSWER: How long it takes a chemical peel to heal depends on the type of chemical peel. More Info: Chemical peels are categorized into three subgroups, which is used depends on the severity of the skin issue. The stronger the chemical used in the procedure, the deeper the peel, and subsequently the longer the healing time.


TCA Peel
TCA is a medium depth peel which provides improvement in many different skin conditions after a period of recovery. It is the most popular and reliable treatment for skin imperfections. TCA preparations are used in varying concentrations from ten percent to fifty percent. The higher the concentration of trichloroacetic acid, the deeper the peel will penetrate. Twenty-five percent is the most commonly used strength for the treatment of most skin conditions.


TCA Peels
1 Side Effects and Precautions. 2  Before you get the TCA peel, there are a few things you should do to prepare your skin for it. 3  Some dermatologists recommend using retinoids or an AHA serum for two weeks prior to the peel to prime the skin for a more even and penetrating peel.


TCA Peels: Days 5 and Onward
Days 5-10: When does your skin stop peeling? Days 5-10 are basically peeling, peeling, and more peeling. Depending on the strength of the TCA peel, you can peel for up to 3-5 days. With a 12.5% TCA peel, I am usually done peeling by day 7 but still have dry skin flakes all the way until day 10.


What is a recharacterization and what is the deadline for processing a recharacterization? (IRAs only)
We call this process recharacterization. A recharacterization is also used to un-do a conversion from a Traditional IRA to Roth IRA or vice versa. You may recharacterize an IRA contribution or conversion made for the prior year until your filing deadline (including extensions, but no later than October 15). Once the October 15 deadline passes, a recharacterization for a prior year contribution or conversion cannot be processed. If you are not eligible and need to remove a contribution after the recharacterization deadline has passed, you may need to remove the contribution as an excess contribution.


What is the Contribution Deadline for an SEP?
In fact, you might not have all the information necessary to calculate your maximum SEP-IRA, since the amount you can contribute depends on the amount of income you had for the year. You can wait until the April 15 tax filing deadline to make your SEP-IRA contribution for the prior year. Filing Extensions. If your business needs to file an extension, that extension also gives you extra time to make your SEP-IRA contribution. If you file a six month extension by the April 15 deadline, you have until October 15 to make your annual SEP-IRA contribution.


-
A new SIMPLE IRA can be established up until October 1 in any calendar year and must thereafter be maintained on a calendar-year basis. Once the plan is established, employees must be notified of their eligibility at least 60 days prior to the beginning of each plan year (January 1). The employer may satisfy this notification requirement by providing each employee a copy of the signed Form 5304-SIMPLE. Eligible employers Employers with 100 or fewer employees with earnings of at least $5,000 in the previous year who donât maintain


What is the Contribution Deadline for an SEP?
In fact, you might not have all the information necessary to calculate your maximum SEP-IRA, since the amount you can contribute depends on the amount of income you had for the year. You can wait until the April 15 tax filing deadline to make your SEP-IRA contribution for the prior year. Filing Extensions If your business needs to file an extension, that extension also gives you extra time to make your SEP-IRA contribution.


-
Contribution deadlines Employer contributions must be made by your companyâs tax-filing deadline, including extensions. Employee salary deferral contributions to a SIMPLE IRA must be deposited into the employeeâs account as soon as possible, but no later than 30 days following the last day of the month in which the money was withheld.


-
IRA and a regular IRA, 401(k), 403(b), SEP IRA or a 457. However, tax-free rollovers or transfers from a SIMPLE IRA into any of these plans are permitted only after two years of participation. Please be sure to check if there are any restrictions associated with a providerâs plan before moving your plan. Reporting requirements


-
SIMPLE IRA. 2017 Fact Sheet. Plan Features. Salary Deferral. With a SIMPLE IRA, your employees select a percentage. of their annual salaries or a flat-dollar amount to contrib -. ute to the plan. Contributions are automatically deducted. from their paychecks and invested directly in their. OppenheimerFunds SIMPLE IRA. Employees may defer. up to 100% of their income, with a maximum contribution. of $12,500 a year.


-
With a SIMPLE IRA, your employees select a percentage of their annual salaries or a flat-dollar amount to contrib - ute to the plan. Contributions are automatically deducted from their paychecks and invested directly in their OppenheimerFunds SIMPLE IRA. Employees may defer up to 100% of their income, with a maximum contribution of $12,500 a year.