"HOME CERTIFIED PUTTING INSTRUCTOR FRANKLY FROG PUTTERS BOOKS WEEKLY ADVICE SHOP CONTACTYour cart is empty.About Frank Thomas &Valerie Melvin>Frankly Frog Golf PuttersFrankly Frog Makeover KitsFrog Golf BallsHeadcoversPutting Improvement CenterThe Frog StickFrog GripsBooksFrog AccessoriesEducationåè¬ç»é²ãã°ã¤ã³ãHome > 8 Simple Rules for Buying Golf EquipmentSimple Rules for Buying the Right Golf Equipment. By Frank ThomasBe honest. What you really need is a swing change. But what you really want is a new driver. Or a sand wedge. Or a putter. And you want it so much, you're not merely dropping hints to anyone who'll listen, you're tearing out catalog pages and leaving them on the living room coffee table.The trouble is, like everything in golf, buying equipment isn't as easy as window shopping. It's a world of precision, and all that precision is designed to help you enjoy the game. Still, it can be confusing, whether you're buying for yourself or someone else. Let me show you the best way to approach the buying process. Go slowly and study the information in these eight simple rules, and you just might get what you need -- and what you want.1. Know your skill levelDespite what the ads say, you are not Tiger Woods. What you are is either a beginner, an intermediate player (somebody who shoots 80 to 95, let's say) or an advanced player (someone who consistently breaks 80, or about 7 percent of the male golf population and less than 1 percent of the female golf population). Each level of player needs something different.Beginner: This group needs as much help as possible. Believe it or not, that often means less equipment, not more. You don't need to go through an extensive fitting program, because you really don't know how to swing yet. Ask for clubs that fit your strength and general posture when you stand to the ball properly. A basic set that includes two or three woods (choose from the following: Driver with a 10-13 degree loft, 3-, 5- and/or 7-wood) and a handful of irons (5-, 7- and 9-iron, pitching wedge, sand wedge) and putter are plenty. That's not to say you shouldn't buy a full set of clubs, just put the rest of the set in storage until you need them. The clubs you buy should be forgiving. Oversize, perimeter-weighted clubs will help you enjoy the game.Intermediate: This is the bulk of the golf nation and who most new equipment is designed to satisfy. You can have your pick of any clubs you want, but I'd focus on forgiveness. You want your misses to stay in bounds. Most companies will be happy to tell you which of their irons are most forgiving. As for comparing or testing various clubs from competing manufacturers, some are more worthwhile than others. One interesting concept is a special project from club design expert Ralph Maltby called the Maltby Playability Factor, which rates clubs in terms of forgiveness.But the only comparison rating that really matters is yours.Advanced: The entire cornucopia of golf equipment is at your doorstep, but even for you, I'd still lean toward clubs that offer forgiveness. Still, you are on the verge of being able to play irons that mix perimeter weighting with a more traditional-looking blade design. Don't make the switch, however, unless you believe you are being held back by your current equipment.2. Know what you needA set of three woods and eight irons has been the standard configuration. Not anymore. Assuming you are past the beginning stage of the game, get yourself custom-fit for irons. The fitting procedure may tell you things about your game you didn't know. Like maybe you're playing the wrong shaft. Most average golfers swing clubs with shafts too stiff, and they are continually fighting the club, trying to produce that one shot out of 20 in which everything comes together. How do you know the shaft is too stiff? If you can't feel where the clubhead is during the swing, this may be one consequence, but again, it's what feels right to you. You want to feel in control of the clubhead. Regardless of how good you think you are, I recommend you take a pass on the X-Flex shaft and the 1- and 2-iron. If you put more hybrids or even higher-lofted woods in your bag, you'll likely improve your score without changing your swing.3. Bigger is better -- SometimesThere's a reason the drivers you see in magazines are the size of a genetically mutated grapefruit. Supersize often means a greater moment of inertia. (forgiveness). Bigger also means the driver likely will be made of titanium and have the spring-like effect that provides better transfer of momentum from the clubhead to the ball (resulting in more distance). There is a point of diminishing returns, however. Once you get much beyond 400 cubic centimeters (more than twice the size of Callaway's original Big Bertha), the forgiveness factor starts flattening out â diminishing returns and the head gets too cumbersome. Be leery of the length of your driver's shaft, too. The best players in the world, who can have any length shaft they want, have settled on 44 or 44 3/4 inches (Tiger has even used a 43.5 inch driver). Your typical off-the-rack titanium driver has a 45-inch shaft. My advice: Go for a shorter shaft or grip down a little. There will not be any significant loss of distance, and your accuracy will improve.4. Consider price when picking a ballThe average player will not lose anything by playing the best, most expensive tour balls on the market. But the average player likely won't notice any difference in performance using the less expensive models, either. My shopping rule for balls is a simple one: If someone is buying the balls for you, go for the gold standard. If you're buying them yourself, be thrifty. Remember: Most balls today are better than the golfers who choose to use them.5. Get on a launch monitorScience now tells us the best launch conditions for a driver at 110 miles per hour are 12 to 13 degrees above horizontal with a spin rate of 2,200 to 2,500 revolutions per minute. Slower swing speeds require higher launch angles and more spin. Science also has managed to develop good launch monitors that can evaluate this information from your swing. Use a launch monitor with caution it is a guide only and will get you into the right range of conditions you seek. The rest is up to you unless you are a super elite golfer and need to tweak your equipment. If you are hitting the sweet spot try to get a ball speed of 1.4 to 1.5 times your swing speed. If the (good) launch monitor shows you're not doing that, you may need to change your driver, your swing or both. Most drivers today are a lot better than we are so get enough loft 10 degrees to 15 degrees if your swing speed is slow (75 mph) and the make sure the shaft flex suites your swing speed. A rule of thumb is, Stiff for 90 to 100 mph, R-flex for 75 to 90mph and A-flex for below 75 and below. Click here to see launch conditions.6. Fill the gap in your wedge gameEquitably space your wedge lofts, but always make sure the sand wedge (56 degrees) has a decent bounce angle.Today's iron lofts are about a club and a half stronger than they were 25 years ago. (Jack Nicklaus' 8-iron of yesteryear is nearly equal to some of the stronger pitching wedges out there today.) Club manufacturers have designed them that way to make us feel as if we're hitting the ball farther. The problem, however, is the loft on the typical sand wedge has remained at 56 degrees. Consequently, there's probably a gap somewhere in your wedge game.Here's what to do: Identify the loft on your 9-iron or pitching wedge (if you don't know, your club pro or the manufacturer can tell you). Decide if you need a wedge with a loft between your sand wedge and pitching wedge. You don't want more than 4 or 5 degrees loft difference between your wedges, otherwise you'll find yourself with a yardage and no full-swing club that carries that distance. Furthermore, if you buy a lob wedge (and I'm not convinced most players need one), be careful not to get one with too much bounce (the trailing edge of the club's sole is lower than the leading edge of the club). A lot of bounce, typically found on a sand wedge, is only helpful out of heavy rough or soft sand. From a tight lie, you might blade shots over the green.7. Use clubs with proper lie angleOnce you reach the intermediate level, getting fitted for irons is important. Well-struck approach shots may miss the green if your clubs don't fit you. Specifically, the issue is lie angle. Ideally, the sole of the club as it makes contact with the ball should be level with the ground. If the toe is up, then well-struck shots will go to the left and you will need to flatten the lie. If the toe is down then well-struck shots will go right, and the lie needs to be more upright to correct the flight. Make sure you're being fit for your swing, not just your setup. A good clubfitter will have you hit shots off a lie board, which is a type of mat that will leave a mark on the sole to show how to adjust the lie if necessary.If lie angle is off, it will be most obvious in short-term accuracy.8. Invest in a new putterApproximately 45% of your score is generated on the putting green, therefore a good putter is essential. You use your putter more than any other club in your bag.When considering your next putter, understand that the shape and weight distribution of the putter is important in determining its forgiveness.There are basically three head shapes for conventional length putters. a) The Blade; b) The Mid mallet ; and c) The Mallet  (see images below of the Frankly Frog Putters I designed available in each shape) Mallet style putters are more forgiving, whilst blade style putters are less forgiving. Putter length is crucial and many golfers are putting with putters that are too long for them. Make sure that your putter is the correct length and fit.  Once you have the correct putter, now itâs time to brush up on your putting stroke. We have a Free Putting Guide that you can consult to get you started.Click here to request Your Free Putting Guide9. Take a lessonThe best gift for a golfer, no matter who is paying for it, is a lesson. This will cost about one-fifth of the price of a good driver and one-tenth the price of a new set of clubs -- and may be better for your game. Almost as good, and even better for your quality of life, is a gym membership. Good strength and flexibility will do as much or more for your game as new equipment. It may not be as much fun as waggling that new driver, but come next summer when your workouts have made you healthier and stronger, your game should improve, too. Furthermore, an exercise regimen will help you avoid injuries. Because if you're injured, you won't be able to test all the new equipment, right? -Frank Thomas P.S. If you enjoyed this article, you will also enjoy my article "" Simple Rules for Buying a New Putter "". You can also visit my Golf Equipment Help Center with more interesting information to help you make smarter golf equipment decisions.Home | About Us | Contact Us | My Account | Shipping Policy | Return Policy | Privacy Policy | Cart HelpÂ© 2018 Frankly Golf"
What you are is either a beginner, an intermediate player (somebody who shoots 80 to 95, let's say) or an advanced player (someone who consistently breaks 80, or about 7 percent of the male golf population and less than 1 percent of the female golf population).


Golf Clubs Cost
Typical costs: 1  Average sets for casual players range from $200 to $400, depending on the quality of the metal used in the clubs.  Higher-end sets cost as much as $800, while professional clubs can cost more than $1,000 for just irons, which make up only one component of a complete set.


PXG clubs: Are they worth the high cost?
January 21, 2016, 12:33 am. At $300 an iron and $700 for a driver, PXG (Parsons Xtreme Golf) clubs are a serious investment. Are they worth it? Big Break alumnus Anthony Rodriguez says yes, and he tells Golf Channel's Matt Adams why.


"HOME CERTIFIED PUTTING INSTRUCTOR FRANKLY FROG PUTTERS BOOKS WEEKLY ADVICE SHOP CONTACTYour cart is empty.About Frank Thomas &Valerie Melvin>Frankly Frog Golf PuttersFrankly Frog Makeover KitsFrog Golf BallsHeadcoversPutting Improvement CenterThe Frog StickFrog GripsBooksFrog AccessoriesEducationåè¬ç»é²ãã°ã¤ã³ãHome > 8 Simple Rules for Buying Golf EquipmentSimple Rules for Buying the Right Golf Equipment. By Frank ThomasBe honest. What you really need is a swing change. But what you really want is a new driver. Or a sand wedge. Or a putter. And you want it so much, you're not merely dropping hints to anyone who'll listen, you're tearing out catalog pages and leaving them on the living room coffee table.The trouble is, like everything in golf, buying equipment isn't as easy as window shopping. It's a world of precision, and all that precision is designed to help you enjoy the game. Still, it can be confusing, whether you're buying for yourself or someone else. Let me show you the best way to approach the buying process. Go slowly and study the information in these eight simple rules, and you just might get what you need -- and what you want.1. Know your skill levelDespite what the ads say, you are not Tiger Woods. What you are is either a beginner, an intermediate player (somebody who shoots 80 to 95, let's say) or an advanced player (someone who consistently breaks 80, or about 7 percent of the male golf population and less than 1 percent of the female golf population). Each level of player needs something different.Beginner: This group needs as much help as possible. Believe it or not, that often means less equipment, not more. You don't need to go through an extensive fitting program, because you really don't know how to swing yet. Ask for clubs that fit your strength and general posture when you stand to the ball properly. A basic set that includes two or three woods (choose from the following: Driver with a 10-13 degree loft, 3-, 5- and/or 7-wood) and a handful of irons (5-, 7- and 9-iron, pitching wedge, sand wedge) and putter are plenty. That's not to say you shouldn't buy a full set of clubs, just put the rest of the set in storage until you need them. The clubs you buy should be forgiving. Oversize, perimeter-weighted clubs will help you enjoy the game.Intermediate: This is the bulk of the golf nation and who most new equipment is designed to satisfy. You can have your pick of any clubs you want, but I'd focus on forgiveness. You want your misses to stay in bounds. Most companies will be happy to tell you which of their irons are most forgiving. As for comparing or testing various clubs from competing manufacturers, some are more worthwhile than others. One interesting concept is a special project from club design expert Ralph Maltby called the Maltby Playability Factor, which rates clubs in terms of forgiveness.But the only comparison rating that really matters is yours.Advanced: The entire cornucopia of golf equipment is at your doorstep, but even for you, I'd still lean toward clubs that offer forgiveness. Still, you are on the verge of being able to play irons that mix perimeter weighting with a more traditional-looking blade design. Don't make the switch, however, unless you believe you are being held back by your current equipment.2. Know what you needA set of three woods and eight irons has been the standard configuration. Not anymore. Assuming you are past the beginning stage of the game, get yourself custom-fit for irons. The fitting procedure may tell you things about your game you didn't know. Like maybe you're playing the wrong shaft. Most average golfers swing clubs with shafts too stiff, and they are continually fighting the club, trying to produce that one shot out of 20 in which everything comes together. How do you know the shaft is too stiff? If you can't feel where the clubhead is during the swing, this may be one consequence, but again, it's what feels right to you. You want to feel in control of the clubhead. Regardless of how good you think you are, I recommend you take a pass on the X-Flex shaft and the 1- and 2-iron. If you put more hybrids or even higher-lofted woods in your bag, you'll likely improve your score without changing your swing.3. Bigger is better -- SometimesThere's a reason the drivers you see in magazines are the size of a genetically mutated grapefruit. Supersize often means a greater moment of inertia. (forgiveness). Bigger also means the driver likely will be made of titanium and have the spring-like effect that provides better transfer of momentum from the clubhead to the ball (resulting in more distance). There is a point of diminishing returns, however. Once you get much beyond 400 cubic centimeters (more than twice the size of Callaway's original Big Bertha), the forgiveness factor starts flattening out â diminishing returns and the head gets too cumbersome. Be leery of the length of your driver's shaft, too. The best players in the world, who can have any length shaft they want, have settled on 44 or 44 3/4 inches (Tiger has even used a 43.5 inch driver). Your typical off-the-rack titanium driver has a 45-inch shaft. My advice: Go for a shorter shaft or grip down a little. There will not be any significant loss of distance, and your accuracy will improve.4. Consider price when picking a ballThe average player will not lose anything by playing the best, most expensive tour balls on the market. But the average player likely won't notice any difference in performance using the less expensive models, either. My shopping rule for balls is a simple one: If someone is buying the balls for you, go for the gold standard. If you're buying them yourself, be thrifty. Remember: Most balls today are better than the golfers who choose to use them.5. Get on a launch monitorScience now tells us the best launch conditions for a driver at 110 miles per hour are 12 to 13 degrees above horizontal with a spin rate of 2,200 to 2,500 revolutions per minute. Slower swing speeds require higher launch angles and more spin. Science also has managed to develop good launch monitors that can evaluate this information from your swing. Use a launch monitor with caution it is a guide only and will get you into the right range of conditions you seek. The rest is up to you unless you are a super elite golfer and need to tweak your equipment. If you are hitting the sweet spot try to get a ball speed of 1.4 to 1.5 times your swing speed. If the (good) launch monitor shows you're not doing that, you may need to change your driver, your swing or both. Most drivers today are a lot better than we are so get enough loft 10 degrees to 15 degrees if your swing speed is slow (75 mph) and the make sure the shaft flex suites your swing speed. A rule of thumb is, Stiff for 90 to 100 mph, R-flex for 75 to 90mph and A-flex for below 75 and below. Click here to see launch conditions.6. Fill the gap in your wedge gameEquitably space your wedge lofts, but always make sure the sand wedge (56 degrees) has a decent bounce angle.Today's iron lofts are about a club and a half stronger than they were 25 years ago. (Jack Nicklaus' 8-iron of yesteryear is nearly equal to some of the stronger pitching wedges out there today.) Club manufacturers have designed them that way to make us feel as if we're hitting the ball farther. The problem, however, is the loft on the typical sand wedge has remained at 56 degrees. Consequently, there's probably a gap somewhere in your wedge game.Here's what to do: Identify the loft on your 9-iron or pitching wedge (if you don't know, your club pro or the manufacturer can tell you). Decide if you need a wedge with a loft between your sand wedge and pitching wedge. You don't want more than 4 or 5 degrees loft difference between your wedges, otherwise you'll find yourself with a yardage and no full-swing club that carries that distance. Furthermore, if you buy a lob wedge (and I'm not convinced most players need one), be careful not to get one with too much bounce (the trailing edge of the club's sole is lower than the leading edge of the club). A lot of bounce, typically found on a sand wedge, is only helpful out of heavy rough or soft sand. From a tight lie, you might blade shots over the green.7. Use clubs with proper lie angleOnce you reach the intermediate level, getting fitted for irons is important. Well-struck approach shots may miss the green if your clubs don't fit you. Specifically, the issue is lie angle. Ideally, the sole of the club as it makes contact with the ball should be level with the ground. If the toe is up, then well-struck shots will go to the left and you will need to flatten the lie. If the toe is down then well-struck shots will go right, and the lie needs to be more upright to correct the flight. Make sure you're being fit for your swing, not just your setup. A good clubfitter will have you hit shots off a lie board, which is a type of mat that will leave a mark on the sole to show how to adjust the lie if necessary.If lie angle is off, it will be most obvious in short-term accuracy.8. Invest in a new putterApproximately 45% of your score is generated on the putting green, therefore a good putter is essential. You use your putter more than any other club in your bag.When considering your next putter, understand that the shape and weight distribution of the putter is important in determining its forgiveness.There are basically three head shapes for conventional length putters. a) The Blade; b) The Mid mallet ; and c) The Mallet  (see images below of the Frankly Frog Putters I designed available in each shape) Mallet style putters are more forgiving, whilst blade style putters are less forgiving. Putter length is crucial and many golfers are putting with putters that are too long for them. Make sure that your putter is the correct length and fit.  Once you have the correct putter, now itâs time to brush up on your putting stroke. We have a Free Putting Guide that you can consult to get you started.Click here to request Your Free Putting Guide9. Take a lessonThe best gift for a golfer, no matter who is paying for it, is a lesson. This will cost about one-fifth of the price of a good driver and one-tenth the price of a new set of clubs -- and may be better for your game. Almost as good, and even better for your quality of life, is a gym membership. Good strength and flexibility will do as much or more for your game as new equipment. It may not be as much fun as waggling that new driver, but come next summer when your workouts have made you healthier and stronger, your game should improve, too. Furthermore, an exercise regimen will help you avoid injuries. Because if you're injured, you won't be able to test all the new equipment, right? -Frank Thomas P.S. If you enjoyed this article, you will also enjoy my article "" Simple Rules for Buying a New Putter "". You can also visit my Golf Equipment Help Center with more interesting information to help you make smarter golf equipment decisions.Home | About Us | Contact Us | My Account | Shipping Policy | Return Policy | Privacy Policy | Cart HelpÂ© 2018 Frankly Golf"
The best gift for a golfer, no matter who is paying for it, is a lesson. This will cost about one-fifth of the price of a good driver and one-tenth the price of a new set of clubs -- and may be better for your game. Almost as good, and even better for your quality of life, is a gym membership. Good strength and flexibility will do as much or more for your game as new equipment.


Buick Enclave CXL How do I replace the tail light.
GM Tech (Cam) : There is a cover inside of the lights you need to pop off then you can take the 2 screws off and pull the assembly out to get the lights. There is a cover inside of the lights you need to pop off then you can take the 2 screws off and pull the assembly out to get the lights.M Tech (Cam) : There is a cover inside of the lights you need to pop off then you can take the 2 screws off and pull the assembly out to get the lights. There is a cover inside of the lights you need to pop off then you can take the 2 screws off and pull the assembly out to get the lights.


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Buick Enclave, tail lamp, change tail lamp. Hope this help you change the tail lamps on your Buick Enclave without hassle.1  People & Blogs.2  Standard YouTube License.ope this help you change the tail lamps on your Buick Enclave without hassle. 1  People & Blogs. 2  Standard YouTube License.


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Published on Sep 8, 2012. How do you replace the rear bulbs (Lamp is a misnomer). Once you open your Lamp assembly per this Video, you can access Back-up, Tail, Stop/Turn signal bulbs).1  Autos & Vehicles. 2  Standard YouTube License.nce you open your Lamp assembly per this Video, you can access Back-up, Tail, Stop/Turn signal bulbs).


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Part: Our auto lights supplier is one of the largest auto and truck lights merchant in the US offering OEM replacement/aftermarket Buick Enclave head lamps, tail lights, side marker lights, signal lights, fog lights and lamps.art: Our auto lights supplier is one of the largest auto and truck lights merchant in the US offering OEM replacement/aftermarket Buick Enclave head lamps, tail lights, side marker lights, signal lights, fog lights and lamps.


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Increase the visibility and brilliance of your vehicle's lights with a SilverStar Mini halogen bulb that increase brightness by up to 30%,...ncrease the visibility and brilliance of your vehicle's lights with a SilverStar Mini halogen bulb that increase brightness by up to 30%,...


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Remove the two screws, the assembly will come right off the car. Replace the bulb, put the assembly on the car, screw in the 2 screws, put on the plastic cover and you are done. Total time is less than 5 minutes if you have the right bulb. My time was about a half hour because I had to go buy the correct bulb.ll my cars in the past were very easy not in 5 minute to change more like 2 to 3 minutes. Very simple snap on and snap off light bulb sockets and bulbs.


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Actor Bob Denver dies at 70
Actor Bob Denver dies at 70. Actor Bob Denver, best known for his roles as Gilligan on Gilligan's Island (1964-1967) and Maynard G. Krebs on The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (1959-1963), died Friday at the age of 70. Denver gained popularity on Dobie Gillis, playing the title character's best friend, a beatnik.


Bob Denver Biography
In May of 2005, he also had to have quadruple bypass surgery. Denver died from complications related to his cancer treatment on September 2, 2005, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He was 70 years old. Denver is survived by his wife of 28 years, sons Patrick and Colin, daughters Megan and Emily, and a granddaughter.


Alan Hale Jr., Who Was Skipper On 'Gilligan's Island,' Dies at 71
By PETER B. FLINT. Published: January 4, 1990. Alan Hale Jr., an actor who gained fame as the jolly Skipper in the television series ''Gilligan's Island,'' died of cancer of the thymus on Tuesday at St. Vincent's Medical Center in Los Angeles. He was 71 years old and lived in Hollywood.


Bob Denver Net Worth
American comedic actor Bob Denver had an estimated net worth of $20 million. He is best recognized for his portraying the role of Gilligan in the TV series Gilliganâs Island. From 1959 through 1963, Denver was also a part of The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, a TV series where he played the role of Maynard G. Krebs. Bob Denver was born Robert Osbourne Denver on January 9, 1935 in New Rochelle, New York, USA. At age 70, he died on September 2, 2005. He was a graduate of Loyola University which is now known as the Loyola Marymount University.


Bob Denver, TV's Gilligan, Dies at 70
Bob Denver, TV's Gilligan, Dies at 70. Bob Denver, the leading comedic castaway on TVâs Gilliganâs Island, died at age 70 of complications from treatment he was receiving for cancer, says his agent. Denver passed away on Friday at Wake Forest University Baptist Hospital in North Carolina. Earlier this year, he had quadruple heart bypass surgery.


Bob Denver Biography
Bob Denver Biography. Born Robert Denver, January 9, 1935, in New Rochelle, NY; died of complications related to cancer treatment, September 2, 2005, in Winston-Salem, NC. Actor. American actor Bob Denver was best known for his iconic roles in two classic American television situation comedies, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis and Gilligan's Island .


Wife of late Bob Denver says 'Gilligan's Island' star devoted last two decades of life to autistic son, others with special needs
Previous Next. Bob Denver played the goofball Gilligan on âGilliganâs Islandâ and Maynard G. Krebs on âThe Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.â Now for the first time, his wife of almost 30 years, Dreama Denver, is revealing a more serious side of the much-loved comedy star. âHe was very under the radar, and never put himself out there that much.


Ratification of Constitutional Amendments
The following is a record of each ratified amendment and the states and dates that led to the ratification. The Constitutional Timeline and the Ratification Grid may also be of interest. The information contained on this page was found on the Amendments to the Constitution Page at Emory University's site and on the Text of the Amendments Page at the GPO's site.


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This article shall be inoperative unless it shall have been ratified as an amendment to the Constitution by conventions in the several states, as provided in the Constitution, within seven years from the date of the submission hereof to the states by the Congress.


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Amendment XV (1870). Section 1. The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude. Section 2.


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Ringtime is the number of seconds you want your iPhone to ring before voicemail picks up. Your finished code should look something like this: *61*+18555513466*11*30#. In the example above the ring time is set to 30 seconds.Press the Call button. 4. You should receive the message: Setting Activation Succeeded.Press Dismiss and next time you receive a call it will ring for the new amount of time before going to voicemail.his will result in a different number of rings before the voice messaging system picks up the line and plays your outgoing message. To change the amount of time the iPhone will ring follow these steps: 1. Open the phone app and dial *#61# on the Keypad. Press the Call button.


How can set the number of rings on my iPhone before voicemail picks up
Ringtime is the number of seconds you want your iPhone to ring before voicemail picks up. Your finished code should look something like this: *61*+18555513466*11*30#. In the example above the ring time is set to 30 seconds.Press the Call button.4. You should receive the message: Setting Activation Succeeded. Press Dismiss and next time you receive a call it will ring for the new amount of time before going to voicemail.his will result in a different number of rings before the voice messaging system picks up the line and plays your outgoing message. To change the amount of time the iPhone will ring follow these steps: 1. Open the phone app and dial *#61# on the Keypad. Press the Call button.


Change How Long Your Phone Rings Before Sending Calls to Voicemail
If your phone is sending calls to voicemail before you can get to it, you can actually adjust how long it rings before going to voicemail. Here's how to do it. It's a bit different for everyone, depending on your carrier. Sprint, it seems, does not offer this option, but the other major US carriers do.fter you hang up that call, you can have someone call your phone and see if it worked. On some phones, you can dial *#61# again and see how long it's delaying your calls, but our test phone (the iPhone) did not show this information.


How to Change the Ring Time Before a Call Diverts: Mobile Phone
1 Replace 'Number' with the phone number you would like the call to divert to. ( 2 Ensure you enter the area code if it is a landline number). 3  Replace 'XX' with the ring time you wish to set before the call is diverted. 4  The ring time can be set in increments of 5 seconds to a maximum of 30 seconds.o increase (or decrease) the time before your voicemail picks up an incoming call: 1  Dial the code in the table below. 2  Replace 'XX' with the ring length in seconds. 3  The ring time can be set in increments of 5 seconds to a maximum of 30 seconds. 4  eg.


How to Make iPhone Ring Longer [iPhone Q & A]
Even if your iPhone ringtone is 30 seconds long, your iPhone rings for only 20 seconds by default. To get your iPhone to ring for 30 seconds, instead of the standard 20-second ring, follow the steps below: 1  Dial *#61# and touch Call.2  Jot down the phone number displayed on the screen.3  This is where your voicemail calls are directed to (as shown in the screenshot below).o get your iPhone to ring for 30 seconds, instead of the standard 20-second ring, follow the steps below: 1  Dial *#61# and touch Call. 2  Jot down the phone number displayed on the screen. 3  Dial **61*(THE NUMBER YOU WROTE DOWN)**30# and press Call.


Make your phone ring for longer before going to voicemail
Luckily, thereâs a way to make that time longer, just by dialling a few special codes on your phone. Hereâs how to make your phone ring for longer.Just bring up your dialer app, type in one of the codes provided below, then press SEND or CALL. You wonât be charged for changing these settings.All codes start with *61* and end with the number of seconds desired (in multiples of five), followed by the hash key.uckily, thereâs a way to make that time longer, just by dialling a few special codes on your phone. Hereâs how to make your phone ring for longer.


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I remember reading somewhere about a code you type, or execute, and it changes the call time it takes for your caller to get to your voicemail thus making your ringtone ring longer. I know you can call 611 and get it done through there but I wanted to know how to do it without calling.TIA.e: Re: How do I make my phone ring longer before voicemail? Originally posted by LeZouave Call Divert No Answer Where the Delay is nn seconds: max 30 seconds, in 5 second increments Set: **61*destination*11*nn#[SEND] Cancel: ##61*11#[SEND] Query: *#61*11#[SEND] hope that helps.


How to set the ringing duration in Skype before it automatically rejects a call?
up vote 0 down vote favorite. When calling someone Skype is ringing for 30 seconds or more (might be even 1 minute, I didn't look at the clock) until it's auto-rejected if the other user doesn't accept/reject the call.p vote 0 down vote favorite. When calling someone Skype is ringing for 30 seconds or more (might be even 1 minute, I didn't look at the clock) until it's auto-rejected if the other user doesn't accept/reject the call.


Change How Long Your Phone Rings Before Sending Calls to Voicemail
After you hang up that call, you can have someone call your phone and see if it worked. On some phones, you can dial *#61# again and see how long it's delaying your calls, but our test phone (the iPhone) did not show this information.Alternatively, you should be able to call AT&T or T-Mobile customer service and have them change it from their end, if you're uncomfortable doing it yourself.fter you hang up that call, you can have someone call your phone and see if it worked. On some phones, you can dial *#61# again and see how long it's delaying your calls, but our test phone (the iPhone) did not show this information.


Thread: How to make my LG VX5500 ring longer before going to voicemail?
How do I make my LG VX5500 ring longer before going to voicemail? The ring is too short, I often don't have enough time to take it out of my purse before it goes to the voicemail...I searched the internet, and people suggested either downloading longer ringtones, or calling provider and asking for help.ow do I make my LG VX5500 ring longer before going to voicemail? The ring is too short, I often don't have enough time to take it out of my purse before it goes to the voicemail...


Meet the 9 sitting Supreme Court justices
Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer. Breyer, 78, was nominated to the court by President Bill Clinton in 1994. The Senate confirmed him in a 87-9 vote and he took the bench on Aug. 3, 1994.


List of Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States
Justices of the Supreme Court have life tenure[3] and receive a salary which is set at $255,500 per year for the chief justice and at $244,400 per year for each associate justice as of 2014.[4][5][6]


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2017 Michigan Supreme Court Bench. 1  Chief Justice Stephen J. Markman. 2  Justice Brian K. Zahra. 3  Justice Bridget Mary McCormack. 4  Justice David F. Viviano. 5  Justice Richard Bernstein. 6  Justice Joan L. Larsenâ. 7  Justice Kurtis T. Wilder.


Supreme Court
stage in Supreme Court procedure in which attorneys for both sides appear before the Court to present their positions and answer questions posed by justices


Meet the 9 sitting Supreme Court justices
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Anthony Alito Jr. Alito, 67, was nominated by President George W. Bush in 2005. He took his seat on Jan. 31, 2006 after the Senate confirmed his nomination in a 58-42 vote, which followed Bush's withdrawal of his nomination of White House Counsel Harriet Miers.


The Supreme Court of Nevada Justices
Justice Mark Gibbons, Justice Lidia S. Stiglich, Justice James W. Hardesty, Justice Ron D. Parraguirre Nevada can count many illustrious men and women among its justices. Justice William H. Beatty, whose father H.O. Beatty was a member of the first Court elected, served as one of the first district court judges in the state and went on to serve many years as the Chief Justice of the California Supreme Court. Justice J. Neely Johnson had been governor of California before coming to Nevada.


How Many Supreme Court Justices Are There?
As of 2014, there are nine United States Supreme Court judges. The number of justices that sit on the Supreme Court is set by Congress and ranges from five to 10.


Chief Justice Stephen J. Markman
âThe Clerkâs Office is pleased to announce the availability of the Supreme Courtâs Internal Operating Procedures (IOPs) that interpret and implement the Subchapter 7.300 court rules. The IOPs are bookmarked and include a hyperlinked table of contents and index for easier navigation.


Guarded prognosis?
Likely, Somewhat Likely, Unlikely, Very Unlikely. If your patient is unlikely to recover without complications, then his prognosis is guarded. This is used only on admission (in my unit) to assess how unstable or sick the patient really is and how much care they are anticipated to need.


How are medical stability conditions determined?
The use of terms is subjective and no clear guide lines are made for their use. They are used depending on vital parameters, diagnosis and prognostic outlook. Serious: Diagnosis which has not good prognosis, with vitals not good and fluctuating. Guarded: Condition, where things are not clear, can have poor outcome and can go either way. Stable: Where vitals are normal, although the diagnosis had been life threatening. Critical: Where vitals parameters are unstable and diagnosis is life threatening, with real danger of death. Hope this helps.


guarded prognosis
A definition of the medical term guarded prognosis is presented. Guarded prognosis refers to a prognosis given by a physician when the outcome of a patient's illness is in doubt. The definition is from the Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, published by F. A. Davis Co. ACCESSION #. 21229874.


What does it mean to have a guarded prognosis?
Relevance. Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: A guarded prognosis is the middle ground between a Fair prognosis and a Poor prognosis. It means that due to other things going on with your (what we call co-morbidity) your prognosis is tenuous.


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Prognosis is a medical term denoting the doctor's prediction of how a patient's disease will progress, and whether here is chance of repossession. However the world has also be used outside of medicine starting only just in areas such as nouns for predicting money cycles.


In the case where a counsler in a addiction treatment centerâ¦
Expert: Dr.Hussey replied 4 years ago. Guarded prognosis in no way means a bad prognosis or can be taken for a poor progression. It means that the prognosis is certainly much better than negative and can be termed as fair. This conversation is open till the time you are satisfied.


Medical Definition of Prognosis
Prognosis: The forecast of the probable outcome or course of a disease; the patient's chance of 'recovery.


In the case where a counsler in a addiction treatment centerâ¦
Hope I would be of great help to you and will try my best to be upto your expectations. A gauarded prognosis means that the problem is not totally solved and the prognosis is less than, what can be termed as GOOD prognosis. Also it is not actually a bad prognosis. It is a step above bad prognosis and step below good prognosis. This conversation is open till the time you are satisfied.


Guarded prognosis?
I went to the hospital today to collect my pt assignment/information for clinical tomorrow and I read in the doctor's notes that the pt's prognosis is guarded.. My instructor wasn't there and the unit was busy so it wasn't a good time to ask the nurses. Thanks in advance.


About the sciatic nerve
The sciatic nerve and sciatica. If the sciatic nerve is injured or compressed, symptoms such as a dull or sharp radiating pain, numbness or weakness can originate from the lower back and travel down one side of the body. This can range from the buttocks or hips to the leg and foot.


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A nerve can die due to various causes more commonly due to injury , reduced blood supply etc. There are 3 types of nerves. 1) Sensory. 2) Motor. 3) Autonomous. The function served by that nerve will be lost . For example if the sensory nerve is lost , the sensation in that part of the skin will be lost.


Nerve injury - hands
These are the radial, median and ulnar nerves. These nerves supply the muscles of the arm and hand, and then branch into fine nerves in the fingers. The fine branches are responsible for sensation (touch). Nerve injury usually happens as a result of a cut from a knife or glass. Broken bones can also cause damage to nerves. The results of nerve damage will depend on which nerve is damaged and where the injury is. Injury to the nerves in the arm can lead to muscle weakness.


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A nerve can die due to various causes more commonly due to injury , reduced blood supply etc. The function served by that nerve will be lost . For example if the sensory nerve is lost , the sensation in that part of the skin will be lost. Motor nerve, if cut , will lead to secondary atrophy of that muscle.


Trigeminal Neuralgia (Facial Nerve Pain)
Next most commonly affected is the mandibular nerve, affecting your lower cheek, lower lip, and jaw. In almost all cases, pain will be restricted to one side of your face. Most of the time, doctors cannot identify any disease of the trigeminal nerve or the central nervous system. Trigeminal neuralgia most frequently affects women older than 50 years. The disease occurs rarely in those younger than 30 years.


Everything you need to know about a pinched nerve
You can decrease your risk of developing a spinal pinched nerve by taking simple precautionary measures. For example, you can learn what steps to take to limit your chances of injuring your neck or back, which in turn will protect your spinal cord and its nerve roots from being pinched.


About the sciatic nerve
The sciatic nerve extends from your lower back to the tips of your toes. This nerve branches out from the spinal cord, enabling movement and feeling to your thigh, knee, calf, ankle, foot and toes. Our sciatic nerve overview below delves deeper into why your bodyâs longest and largest nerve is important and what happens if itâs injured.


Nerve injury - hands
What do nerves do? Nerves conduct signals to and from the brain. Two of the important functions nerves have in the hand are muscle function and sensation. Nerve injuries in the arm or hand can, therefore, result in loss of movement of parts of the hand and/or loss of feeling.


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Confidence votes 14. It depends on what exactly you mean by predictable. If you mean is it possible to predict when a tsunami will happen, then the answer is negative. Tsunami are most commonly caused by seismic activity of tectonic plates, which creates a sudden, violent displacement of water.assive earthquakes is a sign of a tsunami, if your living on the coastline, move to a higher ground regardless of how massive the quake you felt was. Usually cities impose a siren warning, but city officers are as clueless as you are, you need to be prepared and watchful. 3 people found this useful.


Tsunamis Are Not The Same As Tidal Waves
There is also difference in wavelengths between a tsunami and a tidal wave. While a tsunami differs from 5 minutes to an hour, the wavelengths of a tidal wave differ from 12 to 24 hours. So, as tsunamis are not related to tides, it is incorrect to consider them a type of tidal waves.lthough, the impact of a tsunami could be influenced by the tidal level at the time it strikes. Bonus Facts: 1  The highest tidal waves are found in the Bay of Fundy, in the Canadian province of New Brunswick, where the water level can rise with the tide by 50 feet.


Are tsunamis predictable?
It depends on what exactly you mean by predictable. If you mean is it possible to predict when a tsunami will happen, then the answer is negative. Tsunami are most commonly â¦ caused by seismic activity of tectonic plates, which creates a sudden, violent displacement of water.assive earthquakes is a sign of a tsunami, if your living on the coastline, move to a higher ground regardless of how massive the quake you felt was.


Tsunamis Are Not The Same As Tidal Waves
It is true that both of these types of waves may be very destructive. However, there is a significant difference between tsunamis and tidal waves based on their origins and characteristics. A tidal wave is quite a predictable event impacted by the atmosphere.It is a result of the daily tides caused by the imbalanced, gravitational influences of the Moon, Sun, and planets (hence the name). Tidal waves are most pronounced in narrow bays or in rivers along the coast.lthough, the impact of a tsunami could be influenced by the tidal level at the time it strikes. Bonus Facts: 1  The highest tidal waves are found in the Bay of Fundy, in the Canadian province of New Brunswick, where the water level can rise with the tide by 50 feet.


Tsunamis: Facts About Killer Waves
 A tsunami is not a single wave but a series of waves, also known as a wave train. The first wave in a tsunami is not necessarily the most destructive. Tsunamis are not tidal waves. Tsunami waves can be very long (as much as 60 miles, or 100 kilometers) and be as far as one hour apart. They are able to cross entire oceans without great loss of energy.A tsunami is not a single wave but a series of waves, also known as a wave train. The first wave in a tsunami is not necessarily the most destructive. Tsunamis are not tidal waves.


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If you mean if it is possible to predict the behaviour of a tsunami, then the answer is yes. Tsunami follow set equations of wave behaviour, and therefore elements such as speed, height, wave period etc can be found and modelled. 8 people found this useful.assive earthquakes is a sign of a tsunami, if your living on the coastline, move to a higher ground regardless of how massive the quake you felt was.


Tsunamis Are Not The Same As Tidal Waves
Myth: Any big surge of water from the oceans is called a tidal wave; the terms âTsunamiâ and âTidal Wavesâ mean the same and are interchangeable. Tsunamis are mistakenly called tidal waves because, when approaching land, they look as a tide which suddenly rushes away and crashes back in a form of a huge wave.lthough, the impact of a tsunami could be influenced by the tidal level at the time it strikes. Bonus Facts: 1  The highest tidal waves are found in the Bay of Fundy, in the Canadian province of New Brunswick, where the water level can rise with the tide by 50 feet.


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Student Worksheet Tsunamis and tidal waves are both long ocean waves. Tidal waves, or tides, are a predictable, common occurrence along coastal communities generated by forces beyond Earthâthe gravitational pull of the sun and moon. However, tsunamis are not predictable.idal waves, or tides, are a predictable, com-mon occurrence along coastal communities, generated by forces beyond Earthâthe gravitational pull of the sun and moon. However, tsunamis are not predictable. They are often generated by earth-quakes, volcanic activity, and slope failure.


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Tidal waves, or tides, are a predictable, com-mon occurrence along coastal communities, generated by forces beyond Earthâthe gravitational pull of the sun and moon. However, tsunamis are not predictable. They are often generated by earth-quakes, volcanic activity, and slope failure.idal waves, or tides, are a predictable, com-mon occurrence along coastal communities, generated by forces beyond Earthâthe gravitational pull of the sun and moon. However, tsunamis are not predictable. They are often generated by earth-quakes, volcanic activity, and slope failure.


UK households use over 1000 gallons of water a day
While the average UK household consumes almost 33 gallons a day for washing and drinking, it consumes about 30 times as much in virtual water, used in the production of imported food and textiles. Only Brazil, Mexico, Japan, China and Italy come higher in the league of net importers of virtual agricultural water.


Typical household water consumption
The amount of 7500 is the volume of water that one person would use should they use 250 litres of water a day. Every household receive 6000 litres of free water per month.


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Gut Renovation Definition. The âGut rehab is a complete and total rehab of a building or house. When â. doing a gut rehab, everything in the building or house is new with the exception. of the actual framed structure itself âDown to the bare wallsâ. New Wiring, electrical services, plumbing, windows, doors, heating and cooling systems, roof.


Estimating Rehab Costs â Part 1
While I could spend many, many articles discussing how to assess rehab costs yourself (and I will, I promise), I wanted to spend some time discussing how a brand new investor might go about getting a rehab estimate without any knowledge of construction.


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Gut and Rehab in Canton (self.baltimore) submitted 3 years ago by extraheavymarcellus. I am looking to get the hell of of Kansas City and back to Baltimore in early 2014. I found a house that will require a gut and rehab. I have received a quote from a contacting company for $150K to do the work. That seems, to me, really, really high.


Estimating Rehab Costs â Part 1
Now, letâs say that you plan to manage the rehab yourself, and want to get a more accurate estimate of what the costs will be without GC overhead. First, you need to break down the rehab into parts that will be sub-contracted out to individual contractors. Then bring in those individuals for estimates on those parts.


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Help With Cost-Estimating. When you consider that a gut rehab commonly costs 50% to 100% of the value of the home before the renovation, it's easy to see why most people don't, and shouldn't, go it alone. Hiring an architect or qualified interior designer is good early step.


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Once you have a general feel for how much things cost (i.e., will this be a $5K rehab or a $50K rehab), youâll be able to start making offers without the pre-purchase estimate, as youâll have a good enough idea of the costs (to within $5K or so) that you should be able to generate a conservative offer price.


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Hi out there in BP land! Do you guys have experience with estimating gut rehab costs for Philadelphia? I know it will all depend on who does it and how nicely its done... The house is a 3 story, single family, 1500 sq ft. 4 bed/1.5 bath in a good part of Francisville that absolutely needs a gut renovation. It will need everything done, roof, electrical, basement slab, kitchen, baths, flooring, windows.


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First, a definition of terms. The highest place on Earth is the one thatâs the most distant from the center of the Earth. And so, the highest point on the Earth is Mt. Chimborazo in Ecuador in the Andes mountain chain. Itâs about 2.4 kilometers higher than Mt. Everest (and you thought Mount Everest was going to be the answer).


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Mt. Chimborazo sits at about the highest point in this bulge, giving it an extra 21 kilometers over Mt. Everest. I would like to give Mt. Everest its due by saying it is the highest place on Earth above sea level, but it isnât the tallest mountain in the world. The biggest mountain in the world is Mauna Kea at 10,206 meters from base to summit; bearing in mind that its base is several thousand meters below sea level.


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The overall highest mountain on Earth is Mauna Kea in Hawaii which has its base beneath the Pacific Ocean. This volcano rises to 10203 meters from the sea floor, whereas Mount Everest is the highest mountain on land at 8848 meters. 1 person found this useful. Answered.


How to Install Leaf Springs - Bastard Pack Part 2 - Installing the Pack
In the previous video we make a bastard pack leaf spring for a Jeep cherokee using a combo of both XJ springs and S-10 truck leaf springs. Depending on the setup this will net 2-4 inches of lift or more. In this video I'll show you how to remove and install that leaf spring pack.


Build Your Willys: MB/GPW Rear Leaf Spring Installation
How to install the rear leaf springs on your Willys MB/GPW Jeep â Part of an ongoing âJeepâ disassembly and restoration series sponsored by Kaiser Willys. To begin, Insert a leaf spring pivot eye bushing into the front of the leaf spring and align inside the leaf spring to frame pivot eye bracket, tapping into place.


How to Install Leaf Springs - Bastard Pack Part 2 - Installing the Pack
This video is part 2 of the bastard pack lift kit but it can also be used to show you how to install any leaf spring pack into your vehicle. In the previous video we make a bastard pack leaf spring for a Jeep cherokee using a combo of both XJ springs and S-10 truck leaf springs.


Wrangler
Jeep Wrangler YJ Leaf Springs available from General Spring. Looking for an OEM replacement Wrangler Leaf Spring then we have you covered. We carry springs for 1987 - 1996 YJ so you will find what you need at a great price.


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When using Jeep YJ springs on a Samurai, the front springs are 9 longer than original and the rear springs are 6 1/2 longer than original. This accounts for the incredible improvement in articulation and ride quality.


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To begin, Insert a leaf spring pivot eye bushing into the front of the leaf spring and align inside the leaf spring to frame pivot eye bracket, tapping into place.


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When using Jeep YJ springs on a Samurai, the front springs are 9 longer than original and the rear springs are 6 1/2 longer than original.


How to Install Leaf Springs - Step by Step
Step 3 - Remove Springs. Next you are going to start to remove the old leaf springs. Loosen the nuts and bolts on the leaf spring bracket U-bolts first then remove the U-bolts and place them to the side. Now remove the leaf springs by first removing the eyelet bolts from the bushings.


Wrangler YJ Spring - Complete Front & Rear Suspension System
Ask a question about this product. When using Jeep YJ springs on a Samurai, the front springs are 9 longer than original and the rear springs are 6 1/2 longer than original. This accounts for the incredible improvement in articulation and ride quality.


Build Your Willys: MB/GPW Rear Leaf Spring Installation
To begin, Insert a leaf spring pivot eye bushing into the front of the leaf spring and align inside the leaf spring to frame pivot eye bracket, tapping into place. Secure the leaf spring to the bracket using a leaf spring pivot eye bolt.


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Place the pan in the oven and braise the brisket for five to six hours, at which point it should be fork tender. Use the breasts for a delicious supreme, and the dark meat for a soup, a salad, or a braise. braise for an hour in a moderate oven till the meat is very tender, remove, and press between two dishes until they are cold. Then braise slowly for four to five hours, as directed for galantine of veal. Take a calf's liver, lard it with fat bacon, braise it with the bourgeoise garnishâcarrots and turnips. If there is any doubt about the age of the goose, it is better to braise than to roast it. Cook two sweetbreads as directed on another page, or braise with vegetables.


Braising
Most braises follow the same basic steps. The food to be braised (meats, vegetables, mushrooms, etc.) is first pan-seared to brown its surface and enhance its flavor (through the Maillard reaction).


The Spectator
Example Sentences for braised. The remedy is the application of the same animal when braised to the part affected, by which the poison is extracted. It should be cut four inches thick, and is usually larded and braised. Stewed beef is called also daube or braised beef, but it is the same.


Braising
If the food will not produce enough liquid of its own, a certain amount of cooking liquid that often includes an acidic element (e.g., tomatoes, beer, balsamic vinegar, wine) is added to the pot, often with stock.


Braising
A successful braise intermingles the flavors of the foods being cooked with those of the cooking liquid. This cooking method dissolves the meat's collagen into gelatin, which can greatly enrich and thicken the liquid.


braise
See more synonyms on Thesaurus.com. verb (used with object), braised, braising. 1. to cook (meat, fish, or vegetables) by sautÃ©eing in fat and then simmering slowly in very little liquid.


The Difference Between Braising and Stewing
The Difference Between Braising and Stewing. You know that we love braising, here at The Kitchn. It's one of our favorite ways to cook meat because it's easy, hands-off, and foolproof. It also works well on cheaper cuts of meat. We've noticed that we tend to braise more pork and lamb than beef, but we miss the great beef braises from our childhood. So we turned to the official Beef Checkoff Culinary Center and their chef, Dave Zino.


Bloodline Cast List â Netflix TV Series
Bloodline Cast List â Netflix TV Series 2015 Cast of Bloodline: Netflix 2015 TV thriller starring Kyle Chandler as John Rayburn, Linda Cardellini as Meg Rayburn and Ben Mendelsohn as Danny Rayburn. Bloodline Netflix Cast List Character Name â Actor/Actress Danny Rayburn â Ben Mendelsohn â Tangle, Love My Way, The Secret Life of Us, Killing Them Softly, The Dark Knight Rises, The Place Beyond the Pines, Killer Elite


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Recently Added. 1  The Trials of Jimmy Rose Cast List â ITV Drama August 24, 2015. 2  Mr Selfridge Cast List â Series 4 â 2016 July 15, 2015. â 3 Lucky Manâ Sky 1 Cast List: Stan Lee 2016 TV Drama July 13, 2015. â 4 And Then There Were Noneâ Cast List â BBC and A+E TV Drama (2015) July 13, 2015.


Bloodline Cast List â Netflix TV Series
Pictured above left to right: Bloodline cast members Sissy Spacek, Linda Cardellini and Norbert Leo Butz â Photo by Mark Davis â Photo Credit â Getty Images for Netflix Eric OâBannon â Jamie McShane â Southland, Sons of Anarchy, Murder in the First, The Fosters, The Â½ Hour News Hour, The Nine, 24


Bloodline Cast List â Netflix TV Series
Bloodline Cast List â Netflix TV Series 2015. Cast of Bloodline: Netflix 2015 TV thriller starring Kyle Chandler as John Rayburn, Linda Cardellini as Meg Rayburn and Ben Mendelsohn as Danny Rayburn. Set in the Florida Keys, Bloodline is based around the hard-working, hotel owning Rayburn family.


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No matter how hard she tries, drama-magnet Aneesa always gets pulled into the emotional crossfire. Returning to the Challenge after several close brushes with victory, Aneesa brings along her live-wire cousin, Rianna, hoping she can help guide her safely through the precarious minefield of Challenge politics and focused on the competition.


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Learn more about the stars of this popular TV series including exclusive news, photos, full episodes, videos, and more at MTV.com. The Challenge: Battle of the Bloodlines cast listing. Learn more about the stars of this popular TV series including exclusive news, photos, full episodes, videos, and more at MTV.com. The Challenge: Battle of the Bloodlines cast listing. Learn more about the stars of this popular TV series including exclusive news, photos, full episodes, videos, and more at MTV.com. MTV Menu


Bloodline Cast List â Netflix TV Series
Cast of Bloodline: Netflix 2015 TV thriller starring Kyle Chandler as John Rayburn, Linda Cardellini as Meg Rayburn and Ben Mendelsohn as Danny Rayburn. Bloodline Netflix Cast List. Character Name â Actor/Actress


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The 2017 Video Music Awards Premieres in. 1  Aneesa and Rianna. No matter how hard she tries, drama-magnet Aneesa always gets pulled into the emotional crossfire. 2  Bananas and Vince. Challenge champ, Johnny Bananas, returns to reclaim a victory and prove he still has what it takes to win. 3  Camila and Larissa.


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Challenge champ, Johnny Bananas, returns to reclaim a victory and prove he still has what it takes to win. With the bitter taste of defeat still in his mouth from his devastating downfall in Battle of the Exes II, Bananas brings his rough and tough cousin, Vince, along to prove that greatness runs in the family.


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Bloodline (2013) Cast + Crew. 1  Matt Thompson. Brett Ethos. 2  Kimberly Alexander. Katie. 3  Gina Comparetto. Chelsi. 4  Jesse Kristofferson. Kevin. 5  Christopher Frontiero. Davy. 6  Grainger Hines. Ranger. 7  Zahn McClarnon. Jack.


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Itâs about the hair. From left, Misha Collins as Castiel, Jared Padalecki as Sam and Jensen Ackles as Dean in the CW series âSupernatural,â which is projected to hit the 200-episode mark next season.


Eternal Life, Thanks to Angels and Abs
Here are some possibilities. Itâs about the hair. From left, Misha Collins as Castiel, Jared Padalecki as Sam and Jensen Ackles as Dean in the CW series âSupernatural,â which is projected to hit the 200-episode mark next season.


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Winchesters Forever. Share. The last show left to originally air on The WB, Supernatural has had an impressively long life, and is now in Season 9. The show not only continues to be one of the strongest performers on The CW, but its ratings have been up this season from the previous year.


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Secrets to the Long Life of âSupernaturalâ. Jensen Ackles, left, as Dean Winchester and Jared Padalecki as his brother, Sam, in âSupernatural,â the CW drama now in its ninth season and gaining new viewers.


Eternal Life, Thanks to Angels and Abs
Secrets to the Long Life of âSupernaturalâ. Jensen Ackles, left, as Dean Winchester and Jared Padalecki as his brother, Sam, in âSupernatural,â the CW drama now in its ninth season and gaining new viewers. Credit Cate Cameron/CW.


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The last show left to originally air on The WB, Supernatural has had an impressively long life, and is now in Season 9. The show not only continues to be one of the strongest performers on The CW, but its ratings have been up this season from the previous year.


The CW President on How Much Longer Supernatural Can Go and the Status of the Spinoff
Share. The last show left to originally air on The WB, Supernatural has had an impressively long life, and is now in Season 9. The show not only continues to be one of the strongest performers on The CW, but its ratings have been up this season from the previous year.


The CW President on How Much Longer Supernatural Can Go and the Status of the Spinoff
The last show left to originally air on The WB, Supernatural has had an impressively long life, and is now in Season 9.


'Supernatural' stars answer: When will the show end?
Carver : âIn terms of how long the show can go, I think what pretty much impresses me most about not just these guys but the rest of the cast and the crew and the writers is it remains the hardest working bunch Iâve ever had the pleasure of working with.


The CW President on How Much Longer Supernatural Can Go and the Status of the Spinoff
Asked that question at the TCA (Television Critics Association) press tour today, CW's president, Mark Pedowitz, essentially said the show could go on indefinitely-as long as the ratings continue to hold up and the Supernatural team wants to continue.


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In haploid organisms, including cells of bacteria, archaea, and in organelles including mitochondria and chloroplasts, or viruses, that similarly contain genes, the single or set of circular or linear chains of DNA (or RNA for some viruses), likewise constitute the genome.


Body louse
Some organisms have multiple copies of chromosomes: diploid, triploid, tetraploid and so on. In classical genetics, in a sexually reproducing organism (typically eukarya) the gamete has half the number of chromosomes of the somatic cell and the genome is a full set of chromosomes in a diploid cell.


Cell (biology)
The cell on the left is going through mitosis and its DNA has condensed. 1  Cell nucleus: A cell's information center, the cell nucleus is the most conspicuous organelle found in a eukaryotic cell. 2  Mitochondria and Chloroplasts: generate energy for the cell.


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In modern molecular biology and genetics, the genome is the genetic material of an organism. It consists of DNA (or RNA in RNA viruses). The genome includes both the genes and the non-coding sequences of the DNA/RNA.


Genome
Whereas a genome sequence lists the order of every DNA base in a genome, a genome map identifies the landmarks. A genome map is less detailed than a genome sequence and aids in navigating around the genome. The Human Genome Project was organized to map and to sequence the human genome.


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Our accident and injury service is also free of charge* to GMB members and their families. Donât call a number you have seen on the TV or in an advert, call UNIONLINE. UNIONLINE can offer something no other service can give you â 100 per cent of your damages with no deductions for GMB members and their families.No other service can offer you that: THEY WILL ALWAYS MAKE A DEDUCTION.enefits & services. The GMB offers a wide variety of benefits and services to all our members. Not only are we able to offer exceptional benefits and services direct from the GMB, but by teaming up with a number of highly respectable companies we are now able to offer GMB members many more additional benefits.


1. Joining a trade union
Find a union to join. If thereâs a union at work, you can ask the trade union representative (ârepâ) about joining. Their contact details may be in your company handbook, intranet site or on the union noticeboard.The union rep will tell you if youâre eligible to join and give you a membership form to fill in.ou can search a list of unions and their contact details put together by the Certification Officer, the independent organisation responsible for the legal regulation of unions. You can also use the TUCâs interactive tool to help you find a trade union in your workplace, or one which covers your type of job.


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If a GMB member retires on or after 1 July 2015, they can apply for free retired life membership within three months of no longer paying contributions in line with rules 45 or 46.MB will never tell anyone that you are a GMB member, but if your subs come out of your wages then clearly your employer will know. If you donât want your employer to know that youâre a GMB member, switch to paying be Direct Debit now.


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benefits & services. The GMB offers a wide variety of benefits and services to all our members. Not only are we able to offer exceptional benefits and services direct from the GMB, but by teaming up with a number of highly respectable companies we are now able to offer GMB members many more additional benefits.âUNIONLINE-Put 0300 333 0303 in your phone now.enefits & services. The GMB offers a wide variety of benefits and services to all our members. Not only are we able to offer exceptional benefits and services direct from the GMB, but by teaming up with a number of highly respectable companies we are now able to offer GMB members many more additional benefits.


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Join the Labour Party. GMB believes that with the right policies based on values held by GMB members, the Labour Party is the best chance for a fairer deal for GMB members. As a GMB member you get a special Labour Party membership rate of only Â£22.50 a year.Thatâs Â£1.88 a month.MB will never tell anyone that you are a GMB member, but if your subs come out of your wages then clearly your employer will know. If you donât want your employer to know that youâre a GMB member, switch to paying be Direct Debit now.


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Essential cover if you work in public services. With cuts, redundancies, restructuring and outsourcing, now is the time to join UNISON.Call free on 0800 171 2194. We're the UK's largest public service union, with over 1.3 million members.ssential cover if you work in public services. With cuts, redundancies, restructuring and outsourcing, now is the time to join UNISON.


Are You Eligible to Join the Military?
Eligibility rules can be a little confusing. There are different rules for enlisting and for officer programs. Enlisting: Enlisted members do the hands-on work of the military. They need at least a high school degree (a GED may or may not suffice).Officer: Officers are the managers of the military. Most officer programs require a college degree at minimum, and are very competitive. Many officers have master's or higher degrees.Before you visit your local recruiter, be sure you meet the minimum qualifications for serving in the U.S. Armed Forces.Some qualifications are required by all five services: 1  You must be a U.S. citizen or resident alien. 2  You must be at least 17 years old (17-year old applicants require parental consent).efore you visit your local recruiter, be sure you meet the minimum qualifications for serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. Some qualifications are required by all five services: 1  You must be a U.S. citizen or resident alien. 2  You must be at least 17 years old (17-year old applicants require parental consent).


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Your access to UNIONLINE is part of your GMB membership and, once agreed*, your case will cost you nothing and you will receive 100% of any award or compensation UNIONLINE wins for your injury. *Subject to rule.enefits & services. The GMB offers a wide variety of benefits and services to all our members. Not only are we able to offer exceptional benefits and services direct from the GMB, but by teaming up with a number of highly respectable companies we are now able to offer GMB members many more additional benefits.


1. Joining a trade union
You can search a list of unions and their contact details put together by the Certification Officer, the independent organisation responsible for the legal regulation of unions. You can also use the TUCâs interactive tool to help you find a trade union in your workplace, or one which covers your type of job.ou can search a list of unions and their contact details put together by the Certification Officer, the independent organisation responsible for the legal regulation of unions. You can also use the TUCâs interactive tool to help you find a trade union in your workplace, or one which covers your type of job.


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GMB Safety Representativesmake sure that the workplaceis a safe place to work.Independent research hasshown that where trade unionSafety Representatives operateemployees are 50% LESSLIKELY TO HAVE AN ACCIDENTthan employees who do nothave the benefit of trade union protection. If you are not yet a GMBmember â JOIN TODAY.he GMB is Britainâs leading union for health and safety.We have 25,000 Safety Representativeâs who offer adviceand help on health and safety problems. To back up ourRepresentatives the GMB has a network of health andsafety specialists in each of our 10 Regions.


Winter's Bone  ( 2010)
With an absent father and a withdrawn and depressed mother, 17 year-old Ree Dolly keeps her family together in a dirt poor rural area. She's taken aback however when the local Sheriff tells her that her father put up their house as collateral for his bail and unless he shows up for his trial in a week's time, they will lose it all.


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Film in Kansas City
The Kansas City Filmmakers Jubilee in April each year at the Tivoli Cinemas in Kansas City, MO began in 1997 as a celebration of independent filmmaking with a focus on the work of Kansas City area filmmakers.


15 Movies You Probably Didnât Know Were Filmed In Arkansas
An early talkie musical set and filmed primarily in Memphis, some scenes of cotton fields and outdoor church revivals were filmed in eastern Arkansas. The movieâs climactic chase scene shot in Ten Mile Bayou near West Memphis. Vidor received an Academy Award Best Director nomination for the film in 1930.


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15 Movies You Probably Didnât Know Were Filmed In Arkansas. Surely youâve seen (and love) Arkansas-born Billy Bob Thorntonâs classic âSling Bladeâ and perhaps youâve watched the legal dramas âThe Clientâ and âThe Firmâ, both adapted from Jonesboro-born John Grishamâs best selling novels.


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LAMP Travel Series presents. Movies Made in Missouri. as part of the LAMP Dealer and Travel Map. We'll be connecting each title into our database as soon as we can.


The ultimate list of Iowa movies
Authors Marty S. Knepper and John S. Lawrence are putting the finishing touches on a book that includes what must be the most comprehensive list ever compiled of films made in or about Iowa. SPECIAL: Field of Dreams at 25. VIDEO DOCUMENTARY: Magical Movie, Disputed Diamond.


15 Movies You Probably Didnât Know Were Filmed In Arkansas
The Town that Dreaded Sundown (1977): Filmed by Charles B. Pierce and set in the late 40s, the semi-documentary is loosely based on a string of murders in 1946 that happened in and around the Texarkana, Texas/Arkansas area. The movie was shot in the Garland and Texarkana area.


Film in Kansas City
Among these local filmmakers were Robert Altman, who was born and raised in Kansas City and who got his first filmmaking experience as a film director at the Calvin Company during the early 1950s. Altman directed about 60 to 65 25-to-30-minute industrial films for the company over a period of five or six years.


Film in Kansas City
The longest running festival is FilmFest Kansas City, initiated by the Film Society of Greater Kansas City in 1994. It has the strongest lineup of international films and takes place in the Fall at the Screenland Theater in Kansas City, MO.


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The total amount of the employee's pay for Week 1 is $401.10 ($380 + $21.10). The regular rate for the 50-hour week would be $7.60 ($380/50). The required additional payment for 10 hours of overtime would be $38 ($7.60/2 = $3.80 x 10 hours).


Holiday pay: the basics
Calculating average hourly rate. To calculate average hourly rate, only the hours worked and how much was paid for them should be counted. Take the average rate over the last 12 weeks. If no pay was paid in any week, count back a further week, so that the rate is based on 12 weeks in which pay was paid.


Case Study: How to Calculate an Employee's Regular Hourly Pay Rate
The total amount of the employee's pay for Week 1 is $401.10 ($380 + $21.10). The regular rate for the 50-hour week would be $7.60 ($380/50). The required additional payment for 10 hours of overtime would be $38 ($7.60/2 = $3.80 x 10 hours). Total pay for the week would be $418.


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Step 2. Multiply the number of weeks per year by 40, the number of hours per week, to find the number of hours worked per year. In this example, multiply 40 by 52 to find the total hours for the year equals 2,080. Related Reading: How to Calculate the Hourly Rate of Pay for Time and a Half.


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To work for Starbucks you must be at least 16 years old (except for Montana where the minimum age is 14 years old). Retail positions you can apply at Starbucks are Baristas and Shift Supervisors.


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You must be at least 16 years old to be eligible for employment at Starbucks. If you have questions about employment eligibility, please consult a store manager. Source(s): http://www.starbucks.com/customer/faq_qa...


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You must be at least 16 years old to be eligible for employment at Starbucks. If you have questions about employment eligibility, please consult a store manager.


Jobs for Teens at Starbucks
Then visit the Starbucks locations that interest you and submit an application. To work for Starbucks you must be at least 16 years old (except for Montana where the minimum age is 14 years old). Retail positions you can apply at Starbucks are Baristas and Shift Supervisors.


Jobs for Teens at Starbucks
You must be at least 16 years old to work at Starbucks; except for Montana where the minimum age is 14 years old.


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You must be at least 16 years old to be eligible for employment at Starbucks. If you have questions about employment eligibility, please consult a store manager. Source(s): http://www.starbucks.com/customer/faq_qa... Jeremy360 Â· 8 years ago.


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Then visit the Starbucks locations that interest you and submit an application. To work for Starbucks you must be at least 16 years old (except for Montana where the minimum age is 14 years old).


Jobs for Teens at Starbucks
To find the Starbucks nearest you, use their Store Locator. Then visit the Starbucks locations that interest you and submit an application. To work for Starbucks you must be at least 16 years old (except for Montana where the minimum age is 14 years old).


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RE: How old do you have to be to work at Starbucks? I'm in Colorado, if that helps. I'm 17 and I've worked at Old Navy for a year and a half and I'm looking for a new job :) Thanks!!!


What is the minimum age requirement to work in Oregon?
You must be at least 16 years of age to work at any Starbucks location.


What are the side effects of Tylenol Extra Strength?
If you have any unusual effects, contact your doctor or pharmacist promptly. If your doctor has directed you to use this medication, remember that he or she has judged the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.


How is Adderall prescribed?
Adderall is a prescription drug thatâs used to treat ADHD and narcolepsy. Adderall shows up in urine tests as an amphetamine up to four (4) days after a single dose and up to a week or longer after chronic use.


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EDIT: by the way, I'm personally a fan of adderall IR taken sublingually. I get 20mg IR and I often dissolve one for a bit under my tongue and then swallow the rest. taken this way, the come-up is more swift but also more gentle.


Adderall: Complete ADHD / ADD Medication Overview
Most people are very sensitive to the dose of Adderall IR and Adderall XR. A patient can discern a 2 or 3 mg. difference in the dose. The immediate-release version comes in increments of 2.5 mg. in a range from 5 mg. to 30 mg. tablets.


Adderall: Complete ADHD / ADD Medication Overview
Print. Adderall is a brand-name prescription stimulant medication used to treat inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity, and other symptoms of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), including lack of focus, disorganization, forgetfulness, fidgeting, excessive talking, or frequent interrupting.


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I've always done sublingual with adderall. The best trick for me was to allow it to completely dissolve under the tongue, and the swish the solution for one to two minutes, after which I swallow mixture. Good and simple does it my friends.


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I've already researched this and came up with a couple results but nothing that really satisfied me (i prefer to research the hell out of drugs/methods before i do them). I have an adderall (instant release), and i'm planning on taking it a little later on today.


Is multiculturalism a better social model than assimilation?
Multiculturalism is a better social model than assimilation because no one way of life is better than another. One can assimilate to a society that isn't deserving of it. With change and variety, we all learn from each other.Learning is in everyone's best interest.ulticulturism is a better social model than assimilation, because individuals are able to express varying degrees of individuality. Multiculturism is a better social model than assimilation in that it teaches others to be tolerant of different views. Multiculturism includes more than just religion and education.


Is multiculturalism a better social model than assimilation?
Multiculturalism is a better social model than assimilation because no one way of life is better than another. Multiculturalism is a better social model than assimilation because no one way of life is better than another. One can assimilate to a society that isn't deserving of it. believe multiculturalism is a greater social model than assimilation because without diversity, we have nothing to learn. Multiculturalism is a greater social model over assimilation because diversity is what our society is built from. Without diversity, America would not exist.


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Assimilation is a better social model than multiculturalism, because multiculturalism implies competition between the cultures, while assimilation allows cooperation between the cultures. With multiculturalism, one culture will always be superior, while others are inferior.ulticulturism is a better social model than assimilation, because individuals are able to express varying degrees of individuality. Multiculturism is a better social model than assimilation in that it teaches others to be tolerant of different views. Multiculturism includes more than just religion and education.


Is multiculturalism a better social model than assimilation?
Multiculturalism is not a better social model than assimilation, as it creates a divided society with no common beliefs or values. Multiculturalism is a terrible social model and the source of many of today's ills. believe multiculturalism is a greater social model than assimilation because without diversity, we have nothing to learn. Multiculturalism is a greater social model over assimilation because diversity is what our society is built from. Without diversity, America would not exist.


Is multiculturalism a better social model than assimilation?
Assimilation is a better social model than multiculturalism, because multiculturalism implies competition between the cultures, while assimilation allows cooperation between the cultures. With multiculturalism, one culture will always be superior, while others are inferior. believe multiculturalism is a greater social model than assimilation because without diversity, we have nothing to learn. Multiculturalism is a greater social model over assimilation because diversity is what our society is built from. Without diversity, America would not exist.


Is multiculturalism a better social model than assimilation?
Multiculturalism is better than assimilation. Because when people are allowed and encouraged to continue their way of life within a peaceful society everyone benefits. Assimilation wants to create a homogeneous identity but the rebels and outliers become frustrated by the system and lash out in their angst and anger. believe multiculturalism is a greater social model than assimilation because without diversity, we have nothing to learn. Multiculturalism is a greater social model over assimilation because diversity is what our society is built from. Without diversity, America would not exist.


Is multiculturalism a better social model than assimilation?
Multiculturalism is a greater social model over assimilation because diversity is what our society is built from. Without diversity, America would not exist. Our society was built from an array of different people who all sought a better life.ulticulturism is a better social model than assimilation, because individuals are able to express varying degrees of individuality. Multiculturism is a better social model than assimilation in that it teaches others to be tolerant of different views. Multiculturism includes more than just religion and education.


Is multiculturalism a better social model than assimilation?
Multiculturism is a better social model than assimilation, because individuals are able to express varying degrees of individuality. Multiculturism is a better social model than assimilation in that it teaches others to be tolerant of different views. Multiculturism includes more than just religion and education.ulticulturism is a better social model than assimilation, because individuals are able to express varying degrees of individuality. Multiculturism is a better social model than assimilation in that it teaches others to be tolerant of different views. Multiculturism includes more than just religion and education.


Debate: Multiculturalism vs. assimilation
Assimilation (Wikipedia) Cultural assimilation (often called merely assimilation) is a process of consistent integration whereby members of an ethno-cultural group (such as immigrants, or minority groups) are absorbed into an established, generally larger community. Assimilating cultures is unrelated to race and racism Assimilating people into the culture and values of a nation has nothing to do with race. 2  Moral and cultural standards need not have anything to do with race. 3  So, to equate assimilation with racism is to make a false connection.


Debate: Multiculturalism vs. assimilation
1 Multiculturalism promotes tolerance and social cohesion. 2  The final objective of multiculturalism is to create a harmonious, strong, integrated, and cohesive society. 3  This is really not different than the assimilation model, but it simply has a different view of how to get there. Assimilating cultures is unrelated to race and racism Assimilating people into the culture and values of a nation has nothing to do with race. 2  Moral and cultural standards need not have anything to do with race. 3  So, to equate assimilation with racism is to make a false connection.


Distance Mileage Calculator - Measuring the Distance from Syracuse New York to Mt Pocono Pennsylvania
The distance between Syracuse and Mt Pocono in a straight line is 138 miles or 222.04 Kilometers. Driving Directions & Drive Times from Syracuse to Mt Pocono can be found further down the page. Driving distances, maps and journey times are currently provided by Google mapping systems.


Distance Mileage Calculator - Measuring the Distance from Syracuse New York to Mt Pocono Pennsylvania
Gas cost estimates for this Syracuse to Mt Pocono trip. If you were travelling in a vehicle that averaged 35 MPG and were paying $3.54 per gallon for your gas then the cost for a trip based upon an estimated distance of 165.6 drive miles from Syracuse to Mt Pocono * in gas would be in the region of $16.75 USD.


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1 Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia, 11,629 mi. 2  Albany, Western Australia, Australia, 11,605 mi. 3  Mandurah, Western Australia, Australia, 11,585 mi. 4  Perth, Western Australia, Australia, 11,550 mi.  Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia, 11,413 mi.


Distance Mileage Calculator - Measuring the Distance from Syracuse New York to Mt Pocono Pennsylvania
Travel thoughts for your from Syracuse to Mt Pocono. Driving By Car: If you were in a car and maintained an average speed of 60mph (96 kmh) over the course of your it would take you around 2.81 hours to get from Syracuse to Mt Pocono. We've included a few additional estimates below based on different average speeds.


Million-dollar babies: The cost of raising a child
The calculations work out similarly in Canada, where the total cost of raising a child to 18, including lost income, forgone investment savings and the price of a college education, comes out to around $670,000.For those dreaming of two children, thatâs likely to cost well over $1 million.tatistics Canada estimates that couples with children account for 30 per cent of households, but more than half of all of Canadaâs household debt. Two-parent families with children under the age of 24 averaged $157,000 in debt, or $33,000 more than couples without children.


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Raising children in Canada is an expensive proposition. The average cost of raising a child in Canada to age 18 in a typical two-child family is $243,660. This amounts to an average cost of $1,070 per month per child.This cost varies by the number of children in a family.he average cost of raising a child in Canada to age 18 in a typical two-child family is $243,660. This amounts to an average cost of $1,070 per month per child. This cost varies by the number of children in a family.


Whatâs it cost to raise a child in Canada?
Research from the right-of-centre Fraser Institute found that the cost of raising a child in Canada totalled no more than $4,500 a year per offspring, less than half of more common estimates of $10,000 or more.Story continues below.fter analyzing Statistics Canadaâs 2009 Survey of Household Expenses, Sarlo concluded the baseline cost of raising a child fell between $3,000 and $4,500 per child per year.


Cost of raising a child much lower than previously reported â only about $4,500 per year, study finds
senior fellow at the Fraser Institute and professor of economics at Nippissing University. Prevailing estimates on how much it costs to raise a child in Canada and the United States are currently between $10,000 and $15,000 per year, the report says.enior fellow at the Fraser Institute and professor of economics at Nippissing University. Prevailing estimates on how much it costs to raise a child in Canada and the United States are currently between $10,000 and $15,000 per year, the report says.


Is raising a child easier financially than ever before?
A healthy kid doesn't mean high costs. The daily cost of daycare ranges from $7 in Quebec to $20 in Manitoba, to about $70 in some provinces, Giesbrecht said, so it is not uncommon for families to spend close to $20,000 a year on daycare.Doreen Cowin, executive director of the Child Care Providers Resource Network, echoed Giesbrecht's views.tâs a household issue.' â Nora Spinks, CEO of the Vanier Institute of the Family. The Fraser Institute says it's never been easier financially to raise a child in Canada, with the annual cost much lower than many believe, a finding criticized by some who argue the think-tank fails to account for the cost of daycare.


Whatâs it cost to raise a child in Canada?
âThatâs not a cost thatâs necessarily unique to children. Itâs going to be there whether the family has children or not.â. After analyzing Statistics Canadaâs 2009 Survey of Household Expenses, Sarlo concluded the baseline cost of raising a child fell between $3,000 and $4,500 per child per year.fter analyzing Statistics Canadaâs 2009 Survey of Household Expenses, Sarlo concluded the baseline cost of raising a child fell between $3,000 and $4,500 per child per year.


Million-dollar babies: The cost of raising a child
The Vanier Institute of the Family says that, on average, it costs the typical Canadian family $1,000 to $1,200 a month to put a two-year-old in full-time daycare, or the equivalent to paying the principal on a $360,000 house over the life of a typical 25-year mortgage.tatistics Canada estimates that couples with children account for 30 per cent of households, but more than half of all of Canadaâs household debt. Two-parent families with children under the age of 24 averaged $157,000 in debt, or $33,000 more than couples without children.


The real cost of raising kids
By the time your child is toddling about the kitchen cooing for juice, the average yearly food cost is $1,140. By school age, youâre paying $1,465 annually and a pre-teen is setting you back $1,835 per year. But that all pales in comparison to the $2,400 cost per year of feeding a ravenous teen.ut when we added up all of the expenses we arrived at $243,660 as the total cost of raising a typical child to age 18 (in other words, until the day before his or her 19th birthday). Thatâs $12,825 per child per year or $1,070 per month.


The cost of raising a child
As any parent can attest, once a baby comes bouncing into your life, so too does a crib load of expenses. Count on spending more than $10,000 during the first year of a child's life alone, according to figures from Manitoba Agriculture. And to raise that darling little cherub to 18, it'll cost about $167,000.s any parent can attest, once a baby comes bouncing into your life, so too does a crib load of expenses. Count on spending more than $10,000 during the first year of a child's life alone, according to figures from Manitoba Agriculture. And to raise that darling little cherub to 18, it'll cost about $167,000.


Senior Travel: Check for rental car age limits in Europe
-- Czech Republic, Greece, Poland, and Slovakia: Some rental agencies impose a maximum age of 70. -- United Kingdom: Some rental agencies apply an extra fee for travelers age 70 or over; some rental agencies apply a maximum age limit of 69 on some car classes.Rental agencies in Ireland (Republic) nominally bar anyone over 75 from renting a car and agencies in Romania bar anyone over 70.n several countries, however, some suppliers impose maximum age limits to rentals, generally, or to rentals of some models of cars: -- Denmark: Some rental agencies impose a maximum age of 80. -- Slovenia: Some rental agencies impose a maximum age limit of 73, and renters ages 70 to 73 may face surcharges.


Maximum Age to Rent a Car
Hertz-The maximum age for rentals in Cyprus is 75 years old. Thrifty-Charges a surcharge of EUR 17.00 per rental for drivers over 65. Sixt-Maximum age in Cyprus is 75. A Surcharge of EUR 5.75 per day applies for drivers between 71 and 75 years age.enerally, car rental companies in Ireland maintain a max age of 75 to rent a car. (possible exceptions): Enterprise.com states . The minimum age is 23 years old and we do not have a maximum age limit as long as the driver has a valid driving licence ..


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Travelers of any age over the minimum can rent cars in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, or Switzerland.n several countries, however, some suppliers impose maximum age limits to rentals, generally, or to rentals of some models of cars: -- Denmark: Some rental agencies impose a maximum age of 80. -- Slovenia: Some rental agencies impose a maximum age limit of 73, and renters ages 70 to 73 may face surcharges.


Senior Travel: Check for rental car age limits in Europe
In several countries, however, some suppliers impose maximum age limits to rentals, generally, or to rentals of some models of cars: -- Denmark: Some rental agencies impose a maximum age of 80. -- Slovenia: Some rental agencies impose a maximum age limit of 73, and renters ages 70 to 73 may face surcharges.n several countries, however, some suppliers impose maximum age limits to rentals, generally, or to rentals of some models of cars: -- Denmark: Some rental agencies impose a maximum age of 80. -- Slovenia: Some rental agencies impose a maximum age limit of 73, and renters ages 70 to 73 may face surcharges.


Rental Car Age Requirements & Restrictions
18 / None. The rental car age limit in Italy is typically a minimum of 18, but some suppliers will not rent to anyone under 21. There are no maximum age limits but any drivers under 24 will usually have to pay around an additional â¬20 per day.orway rental car age requirements restrict drivers under 19 from renting a car. There is no maximum age limit, but renters between 19 and 25 years old will incur an additional fee of 125 - 160 NOK per day.


Rental Car Age Requirements & Restrictions
Switzerland rental car age requirements will incur a fee of 15 - 20 CHF per day for drivers under 24. There are no maximum age limits, but the minimum allowed age is typically 19 and sometimes 21, depending on the supplier.orway rental car age requirements restrict drivers under 19 from renting a car. There is no maximum age limit, but renters between 19 and 25 years old will incur an additional fee of 125 - 160 NOK per day.


Rental Car Age Requirements & Restrictions
Hungary car rental age limits will sometimes incur an extra charge of â¬10 - â¬15 per day for drivers under 25 or over 75 years old. Suppliers will not rent to anyone under 21 and, in some cases, anyone older than 85.orway rental car age requirements restrict drivers under 19 from renting a car. There is no maximum age limit, but renters between 19 and 25 years old will incur an additional fee of 125 - 160 NOK per day.