Social Learning Theory
Testing Social Learning Theory; Social Structure and Social Learning; Future Directions; Conclusion; I. Introduction. The purpose of this research paper is to provide an overview of Akersâs social learning theory with attention to its theoretical roots in Sutherlandâs differential association theory and the behavioral psychology of Skinner and Bandura.


Social Development Theory (Lev Vygotsky)
The major theme of Vygotsky's theoretical framework is that social interaction plays a fundamental role in the development of cognition. Vygotsky (1978) states: Every function in the child's cultural development appears twice: first, on the social level, and later, on the individual level; first, between people (interpsychological) and then inside the child (intrapsychological).


ADMIRAL BYRD HOLLOW EARTH
ADMIRAL BYRD HOLLOW EARTH. Admiral Byrd Hollow Earth? No credible person has been more associated with the hollow Earth theories than Admiral Richard Byrd, who flew over the North Pole in the twenties and mounted expeditions to Antarctic in the forties. In 1947, Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd of the United States Navy flew directly to the North Pole.


The hollow Earth theory
The possibility that the earth is hollow, and that it can be accessed through the North and South poles, and that secret civilizations flourish within it, has spurred the imagination of people through centuries. Evidence of this we find in the history of countless ancient civilizations.


Hollow Earth
The Hollow Earth is a pseudoscience concept proposing that the planet Earth either is entirely hollow or otherwise contains a substantial interior space. The scientific community has dismissed the notion since at least the late 18th century.


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He said that there were different races in the Inner Earth just like on the surface of the Earth, and some of them are quite tall. He also confirmed that the United States Government and other countries are aware of the Inner Earth and are coverin up the fact as they are with UFO's and extraterrestrials. Dr Joshua David Stone â [http://www.iamuniversity.ch/Agartha-In-The-Hollow-Earth]


The Hollow Earth maps of the Third Reich: There is an entrance to the Hollow Earth
Do these maps prove the existence of the hollow Earth? One of the most interesting question many people have asked for centuries is whether there is a possibility that our planet is hollow? For many years it was believed that the earth was hollow, but even though many have come up with theories, until 1968 there was no proof. That year, pictures taken by a satellite orbiting Earth clearly showed a gaping hole located at the North Pole; enough evidence to support the hollow Earth theory according to many. 1  Map made ââby Heinrich C. Berann for the National Geographic Society in 1966. Apparently showing the entrance to Inner Earth.


Hollow Earth Theory
Instead, the poles are entrances to the hollow earth. In 1913, Marshall B. Gardner privately published Journey to the Earth's Interior in which he rejected the notion of concentric spheres but swore that inside the hollow earth was a sun 600 miles in diameter. Gardner, too, claimed that there were huge holes a thousand miles wide at the poles.


The Hollow Earth
The Hollow Earth . Perhaps some of the most bizarre scientific theories ever considered were those concerning the possibility that the Earth was hollow. One of the earliest of these was proposed in 1692 by Edmund Halley.


Nazis and the Hollow Earth
There they board an unmarked plane and fly south. South to the pole. To the opening at the South Pole where they will enter the hollow Earth and disappear from history. Hollow Earth Theory. This alternate scenario to history is actually accepted as fact by some proponents of the hollow Earth theory.


Mind Blowing Research Suggests That Earth Could Actually Be Hollow
The hollow Earth theory proposes the idea of a central sun in the middle of Earthâs core, which does correlate with what scientists say today. So letâs examine the hollow Earth theory and where it comes from. The Hollow Earth Theory. The hollow Earth theory suggests that planet Earth is either entirely hollow or contains a substantial amount of interior space. This isnât a new theory, its existence has been proposed throughout human history. Buddhists believed that the inner Earth was made up of a race of people they called super men and women. They allegedly came up to the surface via tunnels that led to the inner Earth to oversee what was happening on the surface.


10 Bizarre Theories About The Earth That People Believe
An extension of Hollow Earth Theory popularized by Cyrus Teed, Cellular Cosmology proposes that, rather than the universe existing all around us, we live in an inside out universe that occupies a âhollow cellâ of rock that is 8000 miles in diameter.


Original ArticlePreschoolers' Delay of Gratification Predicts their Body Mass 30 Years Later
In the delay of gratification task, the child was seated at a table with a bell in an experimental room. The experimenter asked the child if he or she would prefer a smaller or larger reward.


Original ArticlePreschoolers' Delay of Gratification Predicts their Body Mass 30 Years Later
In addition, the duration of delay of gratification accounted for a significant portion of variance (4%) in the composite measure of BMI over and above the variance accounted for by sex, such that the longer a child was able to delay gratification at age 4 years, the lower his or her self-reported BMI tended to be approximately 30 years later.


The Power Of Delaying Gratification
As adults, the high-delay children completed college at higher rates than the other children and then went on to earn higher incomes. In contrast, the children who had the most trouble delaying gratification had higher rates of incarceration as adults and were more likely to struggle with drug and alcohol addiction. Which all suggests that the ability to delay gratificationâthat is, impulse controlâmay be one of the most important skills to learn to have a satisfying and successful life. The question is, how do we learn it? The answer may lie in the strategies Mischel's high-delay children used.


The Power Of Delaying Gratification
Mischel termed these children high-delay children. Interestingly, the children who were best able to delay gratification subsequently did better in school and had fewer behavioral problems than the children who could only resist eating the cookie for a few minutesâand, further, ended up on average with SAT scores that were 210 points higher.


Original ArticlePreschoolers' Delay of Gratification Predicts their Body Mass 30 Years Later
The ability to delay gratification develops as children mature and learn to forgo less-valued short-term pleasures in favor of pursuing valued long-term goals. This ability depends on executive function (ie, cognitive control), the cognitive functions underlying effective attention deployment, self-monitoring, and planning. The preschool delay of gratification task assesses preschoolers' self-control by asking them to choose between a small immediate reward (eg, 1 marshmallow) or waiting for an unspecified time to earn a somewhat more desirable reward (eg, 2 marshmallows).


Delay of gratification and time comprehension is impaired in very preterm children at the age of 4 years
Delay of gratification and time comprehension is impaired in very preterm children at the age of 4 years


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Trackbacks. [â¦] 1  tastes nice! [â¦] 2  now though, I have to delay gratification in hopes that it will lead to something better down the road. [â¦] 3  on more expensive items now is simply a form of short-term, instant gratification. [â¦] 4  on more expensive items now is simply a form of short-term, instant gratification.


The Power Of Delaying Gratification
Taking his cue from these high-delay children, in a second study (link is external), Mischel placed two marshmallows side by side in front of a different group of children to whom he explained, as in the previous study, that eating the first before he returned to the room would mean they couldnât eat the second.


Delay of gratification and time comprehension is impaired in very preterm children at the age of 4 years
Very preterm infants more likely exhibit deficient executive functions than term born controls. Delay of gratification, as part of the executive functions, allows for rejecting an immediate in favor of a greater future reward. Time comprehension might help to delay gratification. Aims


Delay of gratification and time comprehension is impaired in very preterm children at the age of 4 years
In the present study, the first hypothesis was that very preterm children fall behind term children in their ability to delay gratification and in their time comprehension. The second hypothesis was that delay of gratification correlates with time comprehension independent of the GA at birth.


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It all started on November 18, 1928, when the history of Mickey Mouse began. It began when Walter Disney came up with his first â¦ character, a rabbit. He had long ears and a tail, and his name was Oswald. Oswald was not very popular, so Disney had to come up with something more exciting that every kid would like. One day when Walt Disney and his wife were coming back from a business trip, Lillian Disney thought of the name Mickey for the rabbit.


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Walt Disney came up with Mickey Mouse after losing the rights to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit to Charles Mintz. He took a train back to California, where he and Ub Iwerks came up wâ¦ith a mouse character inspired by Walt's pet mouse. Walt originally decided to name him Mortimer, but his wife, Lillian, suggested Mickey.


How did Walt Disney come up with the idea of Mickey Mouse?
How did Walt Disney come up with Mickey Mouse? Walt Disney came up with Mickey Mouse after losing the rights to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit to Charles Mintz. He took a train back to California, where he and Ub Iwerks came up w â¦ ith a mouse character inspired by Walt's pet mouse. Walt originally decided to name him Mortimer, but his wife, Lillian, suggested Mickey. There, Mickey Mouse was born.


Happy Birthday, Mickey Mouse! A Look at the Mouse That Built an Empire
Two different people have taken credit for giving Mickey Mouse his first name. History has it that Walt Disneyâs wife Lillian came up with it because she thought his original name, Mortimer, was too pompous. But child-star-turned-movie-star Mickey Rooney frequently claimed that it was his meeting with Walt in 1920 that provided the inspiration.


Disney History
The first Mickey Mouse book was published in 1930, as was the first Mickey Mouse newspaper comic strip. In 1934, Walt Disney informed his animators one night that they were going to make an animated feature film, and then he told them the story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.


Disney History
In fact, Disney became the first studio in history to surpass $3 billion in global box office. In October, Mission: Space opened at Epcot to great acclaim, and the following month the Company celebrated the 75th anniversary of Mickey Mouse. As the year drew to a close the Pop Century Resort opened at Walt Disney World.


Disney History
It was at the Hyperion Studio, after the loss of Oswald, that Walt had to come up with a new character, and that character was Mickey Mouse. With his chief animator, Ub Iwerks, Walt designed the famous mouse and gave him a personality that endeared him to all.


Happy Birthday, Mickey Mouse! A Look at the Mouse That Built an Empire
After that, Walt Disney himself provided Mickeyâs voice, up until 1946 when he could no longer squeeze it into his schedule. In January of 1930, the now legendary Mickey Mouse Club was created. Within a few months there were 60 theaters hosting clubs across the country, and within two years, there were over a million members enjoying the club song, secret handshakes, a special greeting, and even a code of behavior.


Disney History
Disney History. Walt Disney arrived in California in the summer of 1923 with a lot of hopes but little else. He had made a cartoon in Kansas City about a little girl in a cartoon world, called Aliceâs Wonderland, and he decided that he could use it as his âpilotâ film to sell a series of these âAlice Comediesâ to a distributor.


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Donât forget that the synthetic ropes which are made to look like natural fibre, and are usually made from polypropylene, will often suffer quite badly from the effects of ultra-violet rays in sunshine and may not last any longer than 10 years.


The Longest Time Jumped on a Jump Rope
Soon after starting, you're sweating, your arms are burning and you're longing for a break. Spend the next 24 hours performing the exercise without stopping, and you still won't be close to the world record for the longest time jumped on a jump rope.


The Longest Time Jumped on a Jump Rope
The rope and surface on which you jump contribute to your ability to jump rope for a long duration without pain. Stand on the center of your rope with one foot and lift the handles upward. If the rope is the correct length, its handles should be at chest height.


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If your garden gets lots of rain but also good drying winds then your rope could be nice and dry for much of the year. If you are supporting the rope by passing it through holes in wooden posts then the place the rope gives way is usually at the posts â where its stays damp within the hole. If you decide to use something like Flax or Hemp outdoors then the rope is likely to have a very short, useable lifespan.


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â¢ Show you can be a good group-mate by sharing, taking turns, and doing your best. 2. Building a House. â¢ Turners: Hold the rope 3 (demonstrate) above the floor (ground). â¢ Jumpers: Face the rope, and jump back and forth over it. â¢ Turners: Each time the Jumper makes it over and back, raise the rope a little higher. â¢ Switch roles on my signal.


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There is no getting away from the fact that all natural fibre ropes, when used in a damp or wet environment, will eventually rot through. However, choose the right rope for the job and it could be lasting 10 years, probably as long as the posts supporting it.


CHOOSING YOUR ROPE
We recommend that you buy a variety of rope lengths to offer individual, partner and group activities as follows: 1  40 single (individual) ropes. 2  6 pairs of long ropes (12ft to 16ft)  3 pairs of long ropes (20ft to 36ft)


The Longest Time Jumped on a Jump Rope
Hour After Hour After Hour. American Joey Motsay holds the Guinness World Record for the longest time jumping rope without taking a break. Motsay, a fitness trainer, set the record by jumping rope at his Positive Stress gym in Greensboro, NC, during a marathon session that spanned 33 hours and 20 minutes.


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ACTIvITY LOng rOpE jumping i. GRADES K-2. Ready. â¢ 4 cones (for boundaries) â¢ 1 14' long rope per 3 students. â¢ Music and player (optional) Set. â¢ Create large (30X30 paces) activity area.


Dental sealant
Multiple oral health care professionals including a dentist, dental therapist, dental hygienist, an oral health therapist and dental assistants (in some states in the USA) are able to apply dental sealants to teeth. Dental sealants are a plastic material placed in the pits and fissures (the recesses on the chewing surfaces) of primary (baby) or permanent (adult) molar & premolar teeth at the back of the mouth.


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School-based dental sealant programs provide sealants to children unlikely to receive them otherwise. Such programs. Define a target population within a school district; Verify unmet need for sealants; Get financial, material, and policy support; Apply rules for selecting schools and students; Apply sealants at school or offsite in clinics


Sealants
Itâs called a sealant, and it is a thin, protective coating (made from plastic or other dental materials) that adheres to the chewing surface of your back teeth. Theyâre no substitute for brushing and flossing, but they can keep cavities from forming and may even stop early stages of decay from becoming a full-blown cavity.


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report has shown sealant application resulted in a 60 percent decrease in tooth decay on molars.1 In some cases, sealants can even stop tooth decay that has already started. Healthy People 2010 calls for 50 percent of all U.S. children in the second grade to have dental sealants, while our Public Health Improvement Plan (PHIP) of 1995 already called


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Dental sealants are systems that can be applied to the occlusal surfaces of teeth to penetrate anatomic surface pits and fissures and form a physical barrier on the tooth surface. 3 Sealant materials can be broken down into two main categories based on the type of reaction that takes place as they set in the mouth 5.


Seal Out Dental Decay
Sealants cover the chewing surfaces of the back teeth and keep out germs and food. Having sealants put on teeth before they decay will also save time and money in the long run by avoiding fillings, crowns, or caps used to fix decayed teeth. Back to Top. What causes tooth decay? Germs in the mouth use the sugar in food and drinks to make acids. Over time, the acids can make a cavity in the tooth.


Dental sealants
Treatments such as topical fluoride, provided by your dentist when needed, also can be important in keeping your teeth cavity-free. Sealants are easy to apply and, along with good daily care and regular visits to your dentist, they can be part of a complete dental health plan.


Dental sealants
Bacteria can build up in the grooves and cause cavities. Dental sealants can help: Keep food, acids, and plaque from sitting in the grooves of the molars and premolars; Prevent decay and cavities; Save time, money, and the discomfort of getting a filling; Children are most at risk for cavities on molars. Sealants can help protect permanent molars. Permanent molars come in when children are about 6 years old and then again when they are 12 years old. Getting sealants soon after the molars have come in will help protect them from cavities. Adults who do not have cavities or decay on their molars can also get sealants.


What Do Mathematicians Do?
In any case, those who are not mathematicians can appreciate the subject by reading reviews of books about mathematicians, how mathematicians think, breakthroughs in mathematics, and current applications at Math in the Media. Resources on the Mathematics Profession: Data on the Mathematics Profession


Equations Are Art inside a Mathematicianâs Brain
Two weeks later, the mathematicians viewed the same equations and rated them again while lying inside a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) scanner. The scientists found that the more beautiful an equation was to the mathematician, the more activity his or her brain showed in an area called the A1 field of the medial orbitofrontal cortex.


What Do Mathematicians Do?
What Do Mathematicians Do? Mathematicians are often asked by friends, family, colleagues in other fields, and strangers: What do mathematicians do? Here are some resources and facts that may help answer that question. Some of What Mathematicians Do, by Martin H. Krieger, Notices of the AMS, November 2004, page 1226


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Many people are familiar with mathematicians in academia, but mathematicians also work in many other fields, including: 1  Astronomy and space exploration. 2  Climate study. 3  Medicine. 4  National security. 5  Robotics. 6  Animated films.


What Do Mathematicians Do?
Mathematicians are people of all ages and from all over the world who enjoy the challenge of a problem, who see the beauty in a pattern, a shape, a proof, a concept. Some of the best young mathematicians compete in math olympiads, state and national science fairs, or the fun Who Wants to Be a Mathematician game.


What Do Mathematicians Do?
A mathematician, like a painter or poet, is a maker of patterns. If his patterns are more permanent than theirs, it is because they are made with ideas. --- G. H. Hardy (from A Mathematician's Apology, London 1941)


Equations Are Art inside a Mathematicianâs Brain
For me equations are beautiful if they have elegant solution or lead to unexpected, surprising results.. Understanding just what beauty is, not to mention what makes a thing beautiful, is not easy. Beauty is not simply something pleasing that brings happiness. Sad things, after all, can be beautiful.


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LIST OF IMPORTANT MATHEMATICIANS. This is a chronological list of some of the most important mathematicians in history and their major achievments, as well as some very early achievements in mathematics for which individual contributions can not be acknowledged.


Equations Are Art inside a Mathematicianâs Brain
Equations Are Art inside a Mathematicianâs Brain. A brain area associated with emotional reactions to beauty activates when mathematicians view especially pleasing formulas.


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Deloitte reviewed and updated the financial and economic model which considers the impact of settling treaties for British Columbia, based on the current number and rate of treaty settlement. The number of beneficiaries was adjusted to reflect the reduced number of treaties settled, and the financial benefits


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Welcome to the DTTL Global Office Integrity Helpline
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Deloitte explored the socio-economic benefits of treaties using the Community Well -Being Index (CWB) developed by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC). The CWB provides insight into a limited set of socio-economic indicators at the community level across Canada, based on the National Household Survey administered by Statistics Canada.


Mentorship and Connection: Deloitte Invests in Next Generation of City Year Leaders
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About Deloitte
About Deloitte US. In the US, Deloitte LLP and Deloitte USA LLP are member firms of DTTL. The subsidiaries of Deloitte LLP provide industry-leading audit, consulting, tax, and advisory services to many


PRA newest FAASTeam industry member
The PRA has already created the first WINGS safety presentation about how GA aircraft can safely interact with light rotorcraft operations. Through the FAASTeam Industry membership, the PRA will be able to create more such safety programs and make these programs nationally available. The PRA Officers and Board of Directors is urging all personal rotorcraft owners, pilots and student pilots to join the WINGS and FAASTeam programs. Doing so will enable our community to be better recognized by the FAA and ensure educational programs, safety programs and other important information can be shared, improving the safety culture for the entire sport.


FAAST WINGS Program
FAA Safety Team WINGS Program Information. FAAST Program is sponsored by local FSDO and provides valuable educational opportunity for pilots and maintenance technicians in local area. As a member of FAASTeam, Infinite Air Center provides seminars and speakers that are informational and help keep you safe in the sky.


About the FAASTeam
The FAASTeam HQ Branch develops standardized safety interventions primarily for General Aviation (GA), and may also support other safety initiatives such as Next-Gen, Safety Management Systems (to include Safety Assurance System) and the General Aviation Joint Steering Committee (GAJSC) Safety Enhancements, etc.


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The regional FAASTeam manager is responsible for the overall management of the regional FAASTeam and maintains supervisory authority over assistant FAASTeam regional managers and FAASTeam managers. g. Each FAASTeam manager is responsible for a program area(s) assigned by the Regional FAASTeam manager.


PRA newest FAASTeam industry member
PRA newest FAASTeam industry member August 26, 2012 by Ben Sclair The FAA and Popular Rotorcraft Association (PRA) signed a letter of understanding, on August 21, which created a high-level relationship between the two organizations.


About the FAASTeam
The guidelines describe how these groups and the FAASTeam can formalize their desires to promote aviation safety together. We invite you to join the FAASTeam at whatever level is right for you. Together, as a team, we can make a difference by reducing aviation accidents!


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FAASTeam members are trained to promote higher standards of safety through effective dissemination of education on risk management, system safety, and new technology concepts.


FAAST WINGS Program
FAA Safety Team WINGS Program Information FAAST Program is sponsored by local FSDO and provides valuable educational opportunity for pilots and maintenance technicians in local area. As a member of FAASTeam, Infinite Air Center provides seminars and speakers that are informational and help keep you safe in the sky.


About the FAASTeam
FAASTeam Members A FAASTeam Member is anyone who makes a conscious effort to promote aviation safety and become part of the shift in safety culture. To become a member: Sign-up at FAASafety.gov and take part in all it has to offer.


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FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION 8000.83 9/27/04 SUBJ: FAA SAFETY TEAM (FAASTeam) 1. PURPOSE. This order establishes the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Safety Team (FAASTeam; formerly the Aviation Safety Program) and describes related responsibilities, authorities, and procedures. This order also establishes the executive oversight council and


How to Legally Change Your Name in New York City
Getting All the Papers. To change your name in NYC, you need a Petition and your original birth certificate. We recommend using the Petition available on the New York County Civil Court webpage, available here. You can also download copies of our sample Petition at the bottom of this page, updated 2016.


Request a Street Name Change
Submitting Street Name Change Applications. Contact the Addressing Department and obtain a Street Name Change Application Form Staff will explain the street name change process with you and review your proposed street name to confirm it is consistent with street name guidelines. Staff will provide you with a Street Name Change Application Form must be used to canvass current property owners, residents and tenants along the street. Download the Street Name Change Application, and complete the top portion of the form.


Renaming a street is a common - and sometimes controversial - way to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
Renaming a street is a common - and sometimes controversial - way to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Aristide Economopoulos/The Star-LedgerBanners hanging along Martin Luther King Boulevard in Newark mark the area as the High Street District, the former name of the boulevard. The Krueger-Scott Mansion is in the background.


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G:\PROGRAMS\WP51\Development Division\Street Name Change\STREET NAME CHANGE APPLICATION.doc A property owner with access to the subject street. A developer of property with approved access to the subject street.


Request a Street Name Change
To request a street name change within Knox County, follow the steps below and coordinate with Addressing Department staff. The entire process of changing a street name may take 2 to 3 months. Please note, a $500 processing fee must accompany all street name change requests.


Name change
If a person's birth or adoption was registered in Australia, the change will also be noted (in most cases) on the person's birth or adoption registration, and in some states or territories, the name change can be evidenced either through a re-issued birth certificate if born in Australia and/or Change of Name Certificate.


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Review, must sign the petition in order to initiate the street name change process. Applications submitted with a petition that contains signatures from less than 51% of the affected property


How to Legally Change Your Name in New York City
If your name change gets denied because you did not include medical evidence, you can either seek legal help to get your name change or you can submit the medical evidence to speed up the process. If you have criminal convictions, you will also need to submit a certificate of disposition for each conviction or a recent rap sheet.


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The street name change application is being submitted by _____________________________. Note: A street name change may also result in address changes. name signs. mailbox numbers or other personal documents related to a street name or address change. I am in favor of the proposed street name change.


Line 219 â Moving expenses
You can claim eligible moving expenses if: you moved and established a new home to work or run a business at a new location; or you moved to be a student in full-time attendance in a post-secondary program at a university, college or other educational institution.


IRS Moving Expense Deductions
Claiming the moving expenses deduction. The moving expense deduction is one of the few tax deductions you can claim before knowing whether you satisfy the requirements. As a result of the time testâs 12-month period, most taxpayers cannot satisfy the time test until the following tax year. However, the IRS allows you to claim the deduction in the year you move. To claim the deduction, you must report all relocation expenses on IRS Form 3903 and attach it to the personal tax return that covers the year of your move. In the event you do not satisfy all requirements at the conclusion of the 12-month period, you must reverse the deduction.


IRS Moving Expense Deductions
Claiming the moving expenses deduction The moving expense deduction is one of the few tax deductions you can claim before knowing whether you satisfy the requirements. As a result of the time testâs 12-month period, most taxpayers cannot satisfy the time test until the following tax year.


How to Qualify for Tax Deductible Moving Expenses
This means you must start working close to where you moved, and within a certain timeframe. But the rules are actually fairly flexible. The IRS has gone on the record stating that you can claim moving expenses if you start work within one year of the time you moved.


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Line 219 â Moving expenses. You can claim eligible moving expenses if: you moved and established a new home to work or run a business at a new location; or. you moved to be a student in full-time attendance in a post-secondary program at a university, college or other educational institution.


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You can claim eligible moving expenses if: you moved and established a new home to work or run a business at a new location; or ; you moved to be a student in full-time attendance in a post-secondary program at a university, college or other educational institution.


How to Qualify for Tax Deductible Moving Expenses
Employer Reimbursed Moving Expenses: If your employer reimbursed you for moving expenses, special rules will apply. If the reimbursements were not included in your Form W-2 wages, then you are not allowed to deduct any of those reimbursed expenses because you have already realized that tax benefit.


Line 219 â Moving expenses
Income from which you can deduct eligible moving expenses, carry forward, and expenses paid after the move. Expenses you can deduct Eligible moving expenses, including legal fees.


How to Qualify for Tax Deductible Moving Expenses
On the other hand, any otherwise deductible moving expenses that your employer reimburses you for that are included in your taxable wages can be claimed as a deduction. Lastly, any nondeductible moving expenses paid by your employer are fully taxable to you and must be included in your wages subject to withholding. How to Claim the Deduction: Fill out IRS Form 3903, and attach it to Form 1040 when you file your taxes. More information: There is a lot more to these rules than we can cover in this page.


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You can claim eligible moving expenses if: 1  you moved and established a new home to work or run a business at a new location; or. 2  you moved to be a student in full-time attendance in a post-secondary program at a university, college or other educational institution. more information...


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Below you will find some of the more common home inspection repair requests that a buyer should not make. Use some common sense and focus on the repairs or improvements that really matter for you and your family. Home Inspection Repair Requests To Avoid 1. Cosmetic issues


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What Buyers Should and Should Not Request to Be Fixed When you find a home you want, it is important to pick your battles when it comes to repairs requested from a home inspection. While it would certainly be nice for the seller to fix every little home inspection issue before you put your money down, there are only so many repairs most sellers are willing to commit to â especially in a sellerâs market.


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The Home Inspection requested by Buyer(s) in the above referenced Contract was held on this date, The Buyer(s) hereby notifies the Seller(s) that, on the basis of the attached Home Inspection, they will proceed with the purchase under the following condition( s) : Said repair(s) to be completed at least 48 hours prior to settlement.


What Happens if a Seller Refuses to Do FHA Required Repairs?
Under FHA 203(b) mortgages, sellers are required to make necessary repairs. The Federal Housing Administration's (FHA) insured mortgage program can be a great way to purchase a home. The most common FHA-insured mortgage, 203(b), requires that certain home defects, when found, be corrected by sellers prior to closing.


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Subject: Home inspection - seller refusing to make repairs. We are under contract, had an inspection, which found a lot of defects, most small, but some nonworking electrical issues and a lot of minor problems with the roof. We asked the sellers to repair only the safety and non-working items on the inspection report. The house is old, and there is a lot of deferred maintenance.


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The Home Inspection requested by Buyer(s) in the above referenced Contract was held on this date, . The Buyer(s) hereby notifies the Seller(s) that, on the basis of the attached Home . Inspection, they will proceed with the purchase under the following condition( s) : Said repair(s) to be completed at least 48 hours prior to settlement.


2005 Florida Code - REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY LIENS, GENERALLYChapter 713
Said Contract is hereby amended as follows: The Home Inspection requested by Buyer(s) in the above referenced Contract was held on this date, . The Buyer(s) hereby notifies the Seller(s) that, on the basis of the attached Home. Inspection, they will proceed with the purchase under the following condition( s) : Said repair(s) to be completed at least 48 hours prior to settlement. If Seller(s) does not agree to the. preceding condition(s) within 72 hours (seventy two hours), this Contract of Sale shall be Null and Void. and of no further effect.


What Happens if a Seller Refuses to Do FHA Required Repairs?
Buyer Repair Options. Buyers using FHA 203(b) mortgages can agree to make required home repairs instead of sellers doing them. However, when a buyer with an FHA 203(b) mortgage agrees to make repairs in a seller's stead, the FHA requires a certain performance from the buyer. Buyers using FHA 203(b) mortgages can have any required repairs completed by the closing, and under certain circumstances, FHA 203(b) mortgages allow buyers to add repair costs to a home's sales price.


FHA FINANCING ADDENDUM
HOME INSPECTION ADDENDUM REQUEST FOR REPAIRS . Addendum No.: To Contract of Sale Dated: Buyers:


What Happens if a Seller Refuses to Do FHA Required Repairs?
Under the FHA 203(b) insured mortgage program, home sellers can make repairs themselves or deposit repair funds in a repair escrow account. Seller Repair Refusals Home sellers may refuse to make repairs required under FHA's 203(b) mortgage program, and they may refuse to deposit money for required repairs into a repair escrow account. When a home seller does this, the final mortgage approval is jeopardized.


dodge
Examples of dodge in a Sentence. 1  It was just another dodge to get out of working. 2  just another dodge to get out of working in the yard.


Definitions &Translations
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: Dodge. doj, v.i. to start aside or shift about: to evade or use mean tricks: to shuffle or quibble.âv.t. to evade by a sudden shift of place: to trick.ân. an evasion: a trick: a quibble.âns.


Definitions &Translations
Wiktionary(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: 1  dodge(Noun) An act of dodging. 2  dodge(Noun) A trick, evasion or wile. 3  dodge(Verb) To avoid by moving out of the way (often suddenly) He dodged traffic crossing the street. 4  dodge(Verb) To avoid; to sidestep. The politician dodged the question with a meaningless reply.


Definitions &Translations
Wiktionary(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: 1  dodge(Noun) An act of dodging. 2  dodge(Noun) A trick, evasion or wile. 3  dodge(Verb) To avoid by moving out of the way (often suddenly) He dodged traffic crossing the street. 4  dodge(Verb) To avoid; to sidestep. 5  dodge(Verb) To go hither and thither.


dodge
Definition of dodge for English Language Learners. : 1  to move quickly to one side in order to avoid being hit by (someone or something) : 2  to move quickly in order to avoid being hit, seen, stopped, etc. : 3  to get away from or avoid (someone or something) in a skillful or dishonest way.


Singular Nouns Starting with D
Define dodge: an act of evading by sudden bodily movement; an artful device to evade, deceive, or trick; expedient â dodge in a sentence an act of evading by sudden bodily movement; an artful device to evade, deceive, or trick; expedientâ¦


dodge
â dodge a bullet or less commonly dodge the bullet : to narrowly avoid an unwelcome, harmful, or disastrous outcome or occurrence coastal towns dodged a bullet when the hurricane veered out to sea


dodge
Definition of dodge for English Language Learners : to move quickly to one side in order to avoid being hit by (someone or something) : to move quickly in order to avoid being hit, seen, stopped, etc.


dodge
It was just another dodge to get out of working. just another dodge to get out of working in the yard


Songhai, African Empire, 15-16th Century
Home > Article > Songhai, African Empire, 15-16th Century Map of the Kingdom of Songhai. It became the largest empire in African history, but its enormous size eventually led to its collapse. Picture source: www.metmuseum.org Overview, West Africa and the rise of the Songhai Empire West Africa is home to many of Africa's oldest kingdoms. These kingdoms played an important role in the development of trade and economic growth of the region.


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Mansa Musa ruled the Songhai but after his death they stopped paying taxes to Mali. In 1435 Sunni Ali declared Gao's independence. Mali weakened and by 1464, Sunni Ali began to expand his kingdom of Songhai. The Songhai Empire expanded outside of Mali.


The Songhai Empire
and does 3 things Standardizes Measures Establishes Bureaucracy Spreads Islam Helps Trade Helps Organization Let's expand on this one The Songhai Empire arose from the Mali Empire Askia was a very devout muslim as a result... Adopted Sharia Law (He built this university at Timbuktu) Under Askia... Considered Songhai's Golden Age After Death... Morocco invades, and takes over the empire Other Important Things...


The Songhai Empire 1493-1528
At the bottom of the social hierarchy were the captured slaves. Sunni Ali Map of Songhai This map shows the Songhai Empire in West Africa. The empire consists of what are now Burkina Faso, Gambia, Guinea, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, and Senegal. The founder of Songhai, Sunni Ali, took over the throne in 1464.


The Empires of Mali and Songhai
Askia's heirs succeeded to the throne; they created small and powerful Islamic group at the top of the ruling society distancing itself from non-muslims; certain states broke away from the empire; Morocco's ruler captured Songhai's salt mines in taghaza; took control of gold source in West Africa.


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During the 14th century Songhay fell within the orbit of the Empire of Mali, but the rulers of Mali never managed to collect taxes from the people of Gao. rise In the fifteenth century Songhay rose to pre-eminence under Sonni Ali the Great, while Mali fell into a decline.


Saylor.org's Ancient Civilizations of the World/The Songhay Kingdom
Saylor.org's Ancient Civilizations of the World/The Songhay Kingdom - Society and Economy. 1  The Songhay society was based on a clan system. The clan a person belonged to ultimately decided their occupation. 2  Upper classes in society converted to Islam while lower classes often continued to follow traditional religions.


Songhai Empire
This African empire controlled most of the upper Niger river valley for most of it's history. It's primary rivals were the Ifen Empire to the east, and the Berber Emirate to the north. The nomadic A'ir tribes proved to be their most dangerous neighbors, however, when they poured out of the desert in 1470.


Ancient Africa
The Songhai Empire was located in Western Africa south of the Sahara Desert and along the Niger River. At its peak, it stretched well over 1,000 miles from the current modern day country of Niger to the Atlantic Ocean. The capital city of the Songhai was the city of Gao which was located in modern-day Mali on the banks of the Niger River.


Songhai Empire
By 1494 (T102), Bahir and Hoka II had moved to parcel out what remained of old Songhai. Bahir advanced by land toward the Atlantic and captured Dogamba, Gurma, Jenne, Niani, Ghana, and Segu, while Hoka II's armys, also in the west, captured the gold mines of Boure, and the Atlantic port city in Awlil. With the capture of Axaraean and the Songhai capital in 1498 (T103), Bahir changed the name of his empire to Songhay. Songhay In 1502 (T104), Bahir sent Prince Gath up the western coast to subjugate Idjil.


Medical Definition of Insulin resistance
Insulin resistance: The diminished ability of cells to respond to the action of insulin in transporting glucose (sugar) from the bloodstream into muscle and other tissues. Insulin resistance typically develops with obesity and heralds the onset of type 2 diabetes. It is as if insulin is knocking on the door of muscle. The muscle hears the knock, opens up, and lets glucose in. But with insulin resistance, the muscle cannot hear the knocking of the insulin (the muscle is resistant).


Peters on Diabetes
New Insulins: Benefits and Challenges Dr Anne Peters explains why new insulin products have clinical benefits and how their higher costs can be managed, especially at the end of the year.


Insulin resistance
Cortisol counteracts insulin, contributes to hyperglycemia-causing hepatic gluconeogenesis, and inhibits the peripheral utilization of glucose, which eventually leads to insulin resistance. It does this by decreasing the translocation of glucose transporters (especially GLUT4) to the cell membrane.


Peters on Diabetes
Some patients with diabetes are panicking about reports that insulin glargine (LantusÂ®) may be associated with an increased risk for cancer. In this video blog, Dr. Anne Peters discusses how clinicians can best address those concerns.


Peters on Diabetes
Traveling With Diabetes: Help Your Patients Prepare Patients who take insulin for diabetes may be nervous about traveling, but you can help them feel secure with these preparations explained by Dr. Anne Peters.


Insulin resistance
High plasma levels of insulin and glucose due to insulin resistance are a major component of the metabolic syndrome. If insulin resistance exists, more insulin needs to be secreted by the pancreas. If this compensatory increase does not occur, blood glucose concentrations increase and type 2 diabetes or latent autoimmune diabetes of adults occurs.


Insulin Resistance
Insulin resistance normally refers to reduced glucose-lowering effects of insulin. However, other functions of insulin can also be affected. For example, insulin resistance in fat cells reduces the normal effects of insulin on lipids and results in reduced uptake of circulating lipids and increased hydrolysis of stored triglycerides.


Does flax seed contain gluten?
Confidence votes 77.6K. No, there isn't any gluten in flax. Flax is a member of the Class Magnoliosida, and the gluten producing cereal grasses, including wheat, barlery and rye, are from the Class Liliosida.here is gluten in wheat and some other grains, wich are seeds. There is no gluten in maize, beans and nuts, wich are also seeds.


Do Flax Seeds Contain Gluten?
In this diet, people avoid gluten, a protein that occurs naturally in certain foods such as wheat. Some people have an intolerance to gluten, while others simply want to skip foods that contain this protein as part of a weight-loss plan. If you're a member of either group, flax seeds are safe to include in your diet.deal for Many Meals. Incorporating flax in all its forms can help you increase the variety of your gluten-free diet. Flax is conducive to breakfast, lunch and dinner, whether you do your own baking or just add the seeds to your cereal or a gluten-free pancake mix.


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Ideal for Many Meals. Incorporating flax in all its forms can help you increase the variety of your gluten-free diet. Flax is conducive to breakfast, lunch and dinner, whether you do your own baking or just add the seeds to your cereal or a gluten-free pancake mix.deal for Many Meals. Incorporating flax in all its forms can help you increase the variety of your gluten-free diet. Flax is conducive to breakfast, lunch and dinner, whether you do your own baking or just add the seeds to your cereal or a gluten-free pancake mix.


Organic Flaxseed Meal (Gluten-Free)
Flaxseed Meal is freshly milled to preserve the natural oils and nutrients. Ground flaxseeds have a nutty taste and are a noted health-giving digestive aid.They are also high in fiber and are powerful natural cholesterol controllers.In a 2 Tablespoon serving size (13 grams) the fiber content is 1.33 grams of Soluble Fiber and 2.67 grams of Insoluble Fiber.Ground Flaxseeds are a good source of Omega 3 Fatty Acids. In a 2 Tablespoon serving, there is 2400 mg of Omega 3.laxseed Meal is freshly milled to preserve the natural oils and nutrients. Ground flaxseeds have a nutty taste and are a noted health-giving digestive aid.


Golden Flaxseed
Details. Golden flaxseed, also known as linseed, comes from the flax plant, which is cultivated for its seeds as well as its fiber. The seeds, which are a little larger than sesame seeds, contain omega-3 fatty acids, dietary fiber and lignans.Used since ancient times, flax is renowned for myriad health benefits.Don't let the tiny, unimposing size of the flaxseed fool you.he seeds, which are a little larger than sesame seeds, contain omega-3 fatty acids, dietary fiber and lignans. Used since ancient times, flax is renowned for myriad health benefits. Don't let the tiny, unimposing size of the flaxseed fool you.


Organic Golden Flaxseeds
Organic golden flaxseed, also known as linseed, comes from the flax plant, which is cultivated for its seeds as well as its fiber. The seeds, which are a little larger than sesame seeds, are an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids and are rich in dietary fiber and lignan.etails. Organic golden flaxseed, also known as linseed, comes from the flax plant, which is cultivated for its seeds as well as its fiber. The seeds, which are a little larger than sesame seeds, contain omega-3 fatty acids, dietary fiber and lignans.


Gluten-Free Flax Seed Bread
Gluten-Free Flax Seed Bread. 1) Place all the liquid ingredients (milk, eggs, vinegar, oil, and honey) into the bucket of your Zojirushi Virtuoso. 2) Place all the dry ingredients on top; there's no need to stir.3) Choose the gluten-free setting on the machine, and the desired crust setting; press start.4) When the cycle is finished and the bread is done, turn it out of the pan onto a rack to cool. Yield: 1 loaf.) Place all the liquid ingredients (milk, eggs, vinegar, oil, and honey) into the bucket of your Zojirushi Virtuoso. 2) Place all the dry ingredients on top; there's no need to stir. 3) Choose the gluten-free setting on the machine, and the desired crust setting; press start.


Does flax seed contain gluten?
There is gluten in wheat and some other grains, wich are seeds. There is no gluten in maize, beans and nuts, wich are also seeds.3 people found this useful.here is gluten in wheat and some other grains, wich are seeds. There is no gluten in maize, beans and nuts, wich are also seeds.


Does flax seed contain gluten?
Flax seed is a very high source of gluten, and should not be incorporated into a gluten-free diet.here is gluten in wheat and some other grains, wich are seeds. There is no gluten in maize, beans and nuts, wich are also seeds.


Do Flax Seeds Contain Gluten?
In addition to whole flax seeds, you can often find ground flax seeds and flaxseed oil at the supermarket. You wouldn't likely eat flax seeds on their own, but can add them to baked goods or even sprinkle them on a salad to provide not only increased nutritional value, but also some visual appeal.deal for Many Meals. Incorporating flax in all its forms can help you increase the variety of your gluten-free diet. Flax is conducive to breakfast, lunch and dinner, whether you do your own baking or just add the seeds to your cereal or a gluten-free pancake mix.


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Ghoomar (Hindi: à¤à¥à¤®à¤°) is a song performed by Shreya Ghoshal and Swaroop Khan from the film Padmaavat (earlier Padmavati) 2018. The music of the song was composed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali while the lyrics were provided by A. M. Turaz and Swaroop Khan.


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GHOOMAR Lyrics w/ Meaning of Words â Padmavati movie song | Shreya Ghoshal, Swaroop Khan
Singers: Shreya Ghoshal, Swaroop Khan Music: Sanjay Leela Bhansali Lyrics: A M Turaz Picturised on: Deepika Padukone, Shahid Kapoor, Aditi Rao Hydari Choreographed by â Kruti Mahesh Midya Ghoomar training by â Jyothi D Tommaar Release date: 1st December 2017 Music Label: T-Series


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Ghoomar (song)
Ghoomar is a song performed by Shreya Ghoshal and Swaroop Khan from the film Padmaavat 2018. The music of the song was composed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali while the lyrics were provided by A. M. Turaz and Swaroop Khan. The music video of the track features Deepika Padukone, Shahid Kapoor and Anupriya Goenka. The movie is dubbed in Tamil and Telugu and hence the song was also released as Goomar in Tamil and Jhoommani Jhoommani Aade in Telugu.


Ghoomar (song)
It features Padukone as Rani Padmavati, performing Ghoomar along with sixty chorus dancers, before Mahrawal Ratan Singh (Shahid Kapoor) and his first wife Nagmati (Anupriya Goenka). It was choreographed by Kruti Mahesh Midya and Jyoti D Tommar. The colour palette of the video is majorly pale golden and light brown.


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Padmavati : Ghoomar Zumba Choreography | BollyWood Dance Fitness | Cardio | BollyFitParty.in
ð SUBSCRIBE TO G Dance Fitness Channel for All The Latest Bollywood Dance Songs Signature Steps (Hook Steps) or ZUMBA Cardio Bollyfit Dance Fitness Party or Kids Dance Choreography. Presenting the first song 'Ghoomar' from the upcoming Bollywood movie Padmavati. The song is sung by Shreya Ghoshal and Swaroop Khan. Lyrics by A M Turaz and Rajasthani Lyrics by Swaroop Khan. Featuring Deepika Padukone and Shahid Kapoor. Choreographed by Kruti Mahesh Midya and Ghoomar training by Jyothi D Tommaar. Padmavati starring Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone, Shahid Kapoor, Aditi Rao Hydari and Jim Sarbh. Directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Produced by Viacom18 Motion Pictures and Bhansali Productions, is slated to release on 1st December 2017.


Divorced and Separated Parents
Under this special rule, the noncustodial parent may claim the dependency exemption for a child if the custodial parent releases the exemption. Also, the noncustodial parent may claim the child tax credit if the other requirements for the child tax credit are met. Only the custodial parent may claim the dependent care credit.


Who claims the child as a dependent for tax purposes?
The court may consider several factors when deciding whether to grant the non-custodial parent the tax deduction, including: 1  Whether the non-custodial parent will be paying the majority of the support for the child. 2  The incomes of the parties. 3  The tax consequences for each parent.


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Who Gets to Claim a Child as a Dependent? Generally, in order for someone to claim a child as a dependent on their taxes, a parent must provide at least 50% of the child's financial support during the tax year. For couples who are still married and living together, claiming kids as dependents is usually a slam-dunk.


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If parents are divorced, the custodial parent may release a claim to exemption for a child, which allows the noncustodial parent to claim the dependency exemption for the child and the child tax credit for the child if the requirements for the child tax credit are met. To claim the EITC, the child must have lived with the taxpayer in the United States for more than half of the year except for temporary absences.


Who claims the child as a dependent for tax purposes?
A court, can, however, order that the non-custodial parent be allowed to claim the child for tax purposes. In general, the custodial parent claims the child for tax purposes. If the court does not make any orders about the tax deduction, then the custodial parent automatically claims the child as a dependent for tax purposes. The IRS income tax rules say that the parent having custody for the greater portion of the calendar year receives the deduction.


What If More than One Person Claims the Same Dependent?
If the parents are not married, did not live apart during the last six months of the calendar year, or do not have a written document, the test for determining which parent can claim the child as a dependent is that the parent who provides more than 50% of a child's support during the tax year can claim the child as a dependent.


Divorced and Separated Parents
Generally, only one person may claim all the child-related tax benefits for a child, including the dependency exemption, the child tax credit, the dependent care credit, the exclusion for dependent care benefits, head of household filing status, and the EITC The exception is the special rule for divorced or separated parents or parents who live apart for the last 6 months of the calendar year.


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The deinstitutionalisation movement was initiated by three factors: A socio-political movement for community mental health services and open hospitals; The advent of psychotropic drugs able to manage psychotic episodes; Financial imperatives (in the US specifically, to shift costs from state to federal budgets) According to American psychiatrist ...


Deinstitutionalisation
The deinstitutionalisation movement was initiated by three factors: 1  A socio-political movement for community mental health services and open hospitals; 2  The advent of psychotropic drugs able to manage psychotic episodes; 3  Financial imperatives (in the US specifically, to shift costs from state to federal budgets)


12 Spooky Abandoned Hospitals and Asylums (PHOTOS)
Central State Hospital, Milledgeville, Georgia. (Johnny Joo) Once clean and sterile, these abandoned hospitals and asylums are left in crumbling ruins and exposed to the elements. Some people find these places creepy, others find them beautiful, but all agree that these now-silent structures, many of them historic, have a haunting, eerie appeal.


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49 Comments. 1  Deinstitutionalization was no mistake. 2  It is often claimed that mental illness is a primary cause of homelessness, and that most people who are homeless have a mental illness. 3  Better to put the mentally ill on streets so they can shoot us @pkomarek. 4  Liberals are responsible for the mentally ill being on the streets.


Did Reaganâs Crazy Mental Health Policies Cause Todayâs Homelessness?
This basically eliminated services for people struggling with mental illness. He made similar decisions while he was the governor of California, releasing more than half of the stateâs mental hospital patients and passing a law that abolished involuntary hospitalization of people struggling with mental illness.


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It is often claimed that mental illness is a primary cause of homelessness, and that most people who are homeless have a mental illness. Many of us nod our heads at this apparently obvious truth. You do not have look too far down Melbourne's lanes to see examples of homelessness and people who are mentally ill.


12 Spooky Abandoned Hospitals and Asylums (PHOTOS)
The site of a once thriving mental hospital is now home to over 200 crumbling buildings shadowed by the ghosts of its past. The Central State Hospital in Milledgeville, Georgia once was the epicenter of the community but now sits in disarray after its closing in 1974. The hospital was built in 1842 and at one point housed as many as 13,000 patients, according to the Associated Press, and at its height operated like a small city.


Did Reaganâs Crazy Mental Health Policies Cause Todayâs Homelessness?
There certainly seems to be a correlation between the de-institutionalization of mental health patients in the 1970s and early 1980s and the significant number of homelessness agencies created in the mid-to-late 1980s. PATH itself was founded in 1984 in response to the significant increase in homelessness in Los Angeles.


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NOT TRUE! JFKennedy's New Frontier law, in1963, led to the deinstitutionalizing the mentally ill. Included in that law was to close down the states mental hospitals and open community based mental health clinics. The Committee on Mental Health Act of 1963 provided federal grants to pay for these clinics.


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In 1972 the State of Michigan revamped the names of all its mental hospitals and Ypsilanti State Hospital became Ypsilanti Regional Psychiatric Hospital (YRPH). Michigan Governor John Engler went on a crusade cut state spending on mental health by closing all the state psychiatric hospitals.


Alan Freed
Due to the prejudices of the times Freed began calling the rhythm and blues records he played Rock n Roll. What is ironic that term Freed was using to make rhythm and blues more acceptable to a white audience, was slang for sex in the black community.


Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ousts DJ Alan Freed's ashes, adds Beyonce's leotards
Alan Freed, the DJ credited with coining the term rock 'n' roll, will be physically removed from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Monday.


Alan Freed
Freed appeared in a number of rock and roll movies such as Don't Knock The Rock, Rock Around The Clock, and Rock, Rock, Rock. It was no surprise that these movies broadened the acceptance of rock and roll. The real surprise was Alan Freed in the flesh. In his mid-thirties Freed looked at least ten years older.


Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to evict ashes of Alan Freed, DJ who gave birth to rock 'n' roll, son says
The call from Harris was a real blow to the family of the man who popularized the term rock and roll as a DJ in the 1950s and hosted what is considered the first rock 'n' roll concert, the Moondog Coronation Ball, in 1952 at the Cleveland Arena.


Alan Freed
In 1951 a black vocal group The Dominoes recorded Sixty Minute Man which was a (#1 R&B and #17 pop) hit. The lyrics were highly suggestive and used rock and roll in the lyrics. Freed began using the term a month later and most likely was inspired by this song.


Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ousts DJ Alan Freed's ashes, adds Beyonce's leotards
2014 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees â The legendary E Street Band (L-R: Clarence Clemons, Bruce Springsteen, Garry Tallent, Danny Federici, Max Weinberg, Steven Van Zandt and Roy Bittan, in 1981) were inducted into the Rock Hall in the category for musical excellence.


Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to evict ashes of Alan Freed, DJ who gave birth to rock 'n' roll, son says
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to evict ashes of Alan Freed, DJ who gave birth to rock 'n' roll, son says


Alan Freed
Alan Freed. One of the most important popularizes of rock and roll during the '50s, Alan Freed was the first disc jockey and concert producer of rock and roll. Often credited with coining the term rock and roll in 1951, ostensibly to avoid the stigma attached to R&B and so called race music, Freed opened the door to white acceptance of black music, eschewing white cover versions in favor of the R&B originals.


Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to evict ashes of Alan Freed, DJ who gave birth to rock 'n' roll, son says
But Freed is no longer welcome in the Rock Hall, according to his son Lance Freed. Lance Freed says he was told several months ago by Rock Hall President and Chief Executive Officer Greg Harris that he would have to remove his father's ashes, which had been on display since 2002, from the building.


Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to evict ashes of Alan Freed, DJ who gave birth to rock 'n' roll, son says
The ashes of Alan Freed went on display at the Rock Hall in 2002. (Marvin Fong, The Plain Dealer) CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is in Cleveland thanks in large part to Alan Freed. But Freed is no longer welcome in the Rock Hall, according to his son, Lance Freed.


Who coined the phrase rock and roll?
Alan Freed Get Rhythm In Your Feet (June 25, 1935 with Helen Ward, and where you'll hear the line ... commence to rock and roll, get rhythm in your feet and music in your soâ¦ul ...., long before Alan Freed allegedly coined the term.


Who coined the phrase rock and roll?
Who is credited with coining the phrase ''rock and role''? You... I have never heard the term rock and role i've heard to term rock and roll though, that was credited by Nick Tosches who used the words rock and roll in a title â¦ of his song (My daddy Rocks me (with one steady roll)


Who coined the phrase rock and roll?
Who is credited with coining the phrase ' rock and roll'? Alan Freed is thought to have coined the term rock and roll. He was a disc jockey in Cleveland in the early to mid 1950s


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(2) Another ExplanationDJ Alan Freed the self-styled Moondog,coined the term rock 'n' roll. Although Alan Freed is widely given credit for coming up with the term Rock 'n Roll in the early 1950s, it was already being used in blues songs for several decades, as a euphemistic way of talking about sex.


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Boards > The Vault > ACFriends > Who coined the term Sex, Drugs, & Rock and Roll? > Who coined the term Sex, Drugs, & Rock and Roll? Discussion in 'ACFriends' started by legacyAccount, Apr 19, 2005.


Who is credited with coining the term rock n roll?
The term Rock 'n Roll was born from aircraft engines, greasy hands and talented feet from those who survived the war. (2) Another ExplanationDJ Alan Freed the self-styled Moondog,coined the term rock 'n' roll.. Although Alan Freed is widely given credit for coming up with the term Rock 'n Roll in the early 1950s, it was already being used in blues songs for several decades, as a euphemistic way of talking about sex.


"Who coined the term ""Sex, Drugs, & Rock and Roll""?"
Sex and drugs and rock and roll Is all my brain and body need Sex and drugs and rock and roll Are very good indeed Keep your silly ways or throw them out the window The wisdom of your ways, I've been there and I know Lots of other ways, what a jolly bad show If all you ever do is business you don't like Sex and drugs and rock and roll Sex and drugs and rock and roll Sex and drugs and rock and roll Is very good indeed


Who is credited with coining the term rock n roll?
The term Rock 'n Roll was born from aircraft engines, greasy hands and talented feet from those who survived the war. Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Who is credited with coining the term rock n roll#ixzz1CbTG9XO0


Rock and Roll Midterm Studyguide
Who is credited with coining the phrase rock n roll? Alan freed: Albert James Alan Freed (December 15, 1921 - January 20, 1965), also known as Moondog, was an American disc jockey. He became internationally known for promoti â¦ ng the mix of blues, country and rhythm and blues music on the radio in the United States and Europe under the name of rock and roll.


What is the Ides of March and why should we beware?
Ides of March has a better ring to it. And yet all it means is halfway through the month. Ides comes from an old Latin verb iduare, which meant to divide. It was the Roman term for the day that came in the middle of each month. Every month has an Ides. March had 31 days, so the Ides of March is on March 15. Julius actually got several warnings.


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Definition of ides in the AudioEnglish.org Dictionary. Meaning of ides. What does ides mean? Proper usage of the word ides. Information about ides in the AudioEnglish.org dictionary, synonyms and antonyms.


Beware the ides of March
Beware the ides of March. Caesar: What man is that? Brutus: A soothsayer bids you beware the ides of March. Julius Caesar Act 1, scene 2, 15â19


Beware the Ides of March. But Why?
But the Ides of March actually has a non-threatening origin story. Kalends, Nones and Ides were ancient markers used to reference dates in relation to lunar phases. Ides simply referred to the first full moon of a given month, which usually fell between the 13th and 15th. In fact, the Ides of March once signified the new year, which meant celebrations and rejoicing.


Beware the ides of March
An English translation was readily available, but its precise phrasings weren't quite dramatic enough for Shakespeare's purposes. Where he has the soothsayer declaim, Beware the Ides of March, the more prosaic original notes merely that the soothsayer warns Caesar to take heed of the day of the Ides of March. Themes: prophecy


March Madness History
The Origin of the Term March Madness March Madness, the term used to describe the excitement surrounding the Illinois state high school basketball tournaments, first appeared in print almost sixty years ago. It was coined by Henry V. Porter, who started his career as a teacher and coach at Athens High School in central Illinois.


Beware The Ides Of March: Quote & Meaning
Origin of 'Beware the Ides of March' We've all heard the saying, 'beware the Ides of March.' It's one of the most popular quotes from William Shakespeare, a man who may honestly be one of the most quoted authors in history. The actual quote is from Shakespeare's tragedy Julius Caesar (1599).


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The death of Caesar made the Ides of March a turning point in Roman history, as one of the events that marked the transition from the historical period known as the Roman Republic to the Roman Empire. Although March was the third month of the Julian calendar, in the oldest


peculiar institution
Define peculiar institution: the practice or institution of keeping slaves âused formerly of slavery as an institution peculiar to the South in theâ¦ the practice or institution of keeping slaves âused formerly of slavery as an institution peculiar to the South in the U.S.â¦


APUSH Chapter 12
This institution was chartered in 1816 under President Madison and became a depository for federal funds and a creditor for (loaning money to) state banks. It became unpopular after being blamed for the panic of 1819, and suspicion of corruption and mismanagement haunted it until its charter expired in 1836.


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In neither quote of John C. Calhoun's words is the phrase set in quotations, but he does seem to expect that peculiar institution and peculiar domestic institution will be understood to mean slavery. Was he quoting someone before him?


âCorner Stoneâ Speech
When perfect quiet is restored, I shall proceed. I cannot speak so long as there is any noise or confusion. I shall take my time I feel quite prepared to spend the night with you if necessary. I very much regret that everyone who desires cannot hear what I have to say.


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The peculiar institution of the Southâthat, on the maintenance of which the very existence of the slaveholding States depends, is pronounced to be sinful and odious, in the sight of God and man; and this with a systematic design of rendering us hateful in the eyes of the worldâwith a view to a general crusade against us and our institutions.


"Slavery: Notes from Scientific American 's Archives on the ""Peculiar Institution"""
In reference to the peculiar institution [the term sometimes used for slavery in the South], about which there is so much strife, the public mind seems to have become so very touchy, that to state even ordinary scientific or mechanical facts bearing upon it, or to make an innocent indirect allusion to it or is champions, pro. or con. is sure to get somebody by the ears.


Peculiar institution
(Our) peculiar institution was a euphemism for slavery and the social, economic and political ramifications that it bore and maintained. The term became popularized when, in 1830, John C. Calhoun defended the peculiar domestick institution of the South:


"Why did southerners call slavery a ""peculiar institution""?"
Sorry, but this is mistaken. While it is true that at one time both sections had slavery, by the time this expression was coined it was exclusive to the South, and in fact, the term peculiar institution MEANS exactly that!! The term was coined in the early 19th century, and BY Southerners, as a way of referring to slavery. But there is much more to its meaning and point than the Wikipedia article suggests. First, the usual form of the expression was more like OUR peculiar ...


PECULIAR INSTITUTION
PECULIAR INSTITUTION. PECULIAR INSTITUTION was a euphemistic term that white southerners used for slavery. John C. Calhoun defended the peculiar labor of the South in 1828 and the peculiar domestick institution in 1830. The term came into general use in the 1830s when the abolitionist followers of William Lloyd Garrison began to attack slavery. Its implicit message was that slavery in the U.S. South was different from the very harsh slave systems existing in other countries and that southern slavery had no impact on those living in northern states.


theodicy
This is particularly so in the theodicy, as its many citations of theologians suggest. Theodicy G. W. Leibniz And so, to his own and the succeeding generation, Leibniz was known as the author of the theodicy.


Definitions &Translations
Theodicy. A theodicy is an attempt to resolve the evidential problem of evil by reconciling the traditional divine characteristics of omnibenevolence, omnipotence, and omniscience with the occurrence of evil or suffering in the world.


theodicy
His theodicy is narrow; shallow, as was the philosophy of his age. Literary and General Lectures and Essays Charles Kingsley Thus they presented in fact a theodicy, a rudimentary philosophy of religion.


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Webster Dictionary(1.00 / 1 vote)Rate this definition: 1  Theodicy(noun) a vindication of the justice of God in ordaining or permitting natural and moral evil. 2  Theodicy(noun) that department of philosophy which treats of the being, perfections, and government of God, and the immortality of the soul.


Definitions &Translations
The British philosopher John Hick traced the history of theodicy in his work, Evil and the God of Love, identifying two major traditions: the Augustinian theodicy, based on the writings of Augustine of Hippo, and the Irenaean theodicy, which Hick developed, based on the thinking of St Irenaeus.


Definitions &Translations
Similar to a theodicy, a cosmodicy attempts to justify the fundamental goodness of the universe, and an anthropodicy attempts to justify the goodness of humanity. Chambers 20th Century Dictionary (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate this definition:


Definitions &Translations
Theodicy(noun) a vindication of the justice of God in ordaining or permitting natural and moral evil. Theodicy(noun) that department of philosophy which treats of the being, perfections, and government of God, and the immortality of the soul.


Definitions &Translations
The term was coined in 1710 by German philosopher Gottfried Leibniz in his work, ThÃ©odicÃ©e, though various responses to the problem of evil had been previously proposed.


Definitions &Translations
Wiktionary(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: theodicy(Noun) A justification of a deity, or the attributes of a deity, especially in regard to the existence of evil and suffering in the world; a work or discourse justifying the ways of God.


theodicy
noun, plural theodicies. 1. a vindication of the divine attributes, particularly holiness and justice, in establishing or allowing the existence of physical and moral evil. Origin of theodicy.


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Every white cap is a head sticking out of the water, every piece of flotsam is a dorsal fin. â james griffiths, CNN, Soon all of Hong Kong's dolphins will be dead, 21 Sep. 2017 Late at night, the ids of his callers and guests flash like dorsal fins.


dorsal fin
Define dorsal: an ornamental cloth hung behind and above an altar â dorsal in a sentence an ornamental cloth hung behind and above an altarâ¦ See the full definition


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Definition of dorsal fin. : a flat thin part on the back of some fish (such as sharks)


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Recent Examples of dorsal from the Web. 1  A dorsal fin would have looked less out of place in the photo than a vehicle. 2  Several hours and several fish later, Wetherhorn's brother Neville opened the fish hold and saw what no one had noticed earlier: A little blue tag near the dorsal fin of that teeny, tiny fish.


dorsal
For king salmon, a notch is made in their adipose fin, the small fin on their backs between their large, dorsal fin and their tail. â


dorsal fin
Definition of dorsal. 1  1 : relating to or situated near or on the back especially of an animal or of one of its parts. 2  2 : abaxial.


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: an external membranous process of an aquatic animal (such as a fish) used in propelling or guiding the body â see fish illustration. : something resembling a fin: such as. : hand, arm. : to equip with fins. : to show the fins above the water. : to move through water propelled by fins. : a 5-dollar bill.


dorsal fin
Define dorsal fin: a flat thin part on the back of some fish (such as sharks) a flat thin part on the back of some fish (such as sharks)â¦ See the full definition of dorsal fin play : an external membranous process of an aquatic animal (such as a fish) used in propelling or guiding the body â see fish illustration : something resembling a fin: such as : hand, arm : to equip with fins : to show the fins above the water : to move through water propelled by fins : a 5-dollar bill


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Best American movie; So you think you can dance; Best Best Picture 1950 - 1959


GEORGE GERSHWIN ( Composer)
Georgeâs classical masterpieces include âRhapsody in Blue,â âConcerto in F,â and âAn American in Paris.â In 1937 George was at the height of his career. While working on the score of The Goldwyn Follies in Hollywood, he collapsed and died of a brain tumor. He was not quite 39 years old.


An American in Paris  (film)
An American in Paris (film) An American in Paris is a 1951 American musical film inspired by the 1928 orchestral composition An American in Paris by George Gershwin. Starring Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron, Oscar Levant, Georges GuÃ©tary, and Nina Foch, the film is set in Paris, and was directed by Vincente Minnelli from a script by Alan Jay Lerner. The music is by George Gershwin, with lyrics by his brother Ira, with additional music by Saul Chaplin, the music director. The story of the film is interspersed with dance ...


An American in Paris 1951
Critic Reviews for An American in Paris All Critics (61) | Top Critics (9) | Fresh (58) | Rotten (3) | DVD (7) Inspired by the late George Gershwin's impressionistic musical suite of the same name, the picture is one of the finest musicals Hollywood has ever produced.


Score Library â All Composers
Buy this score from Hal Leonard. Contact CSIC to commission Alex Shapiro. This unique, high-energy work could be described by the following: imagine Arnold Schoenberg, Henry Mancini, and Charlie Parker walking into a dance club in Havana, and staying for three minutes.


An American in Paris  (16:02)
An American in Paris appears on the album Gershwin Plays Gershwin: The Piano Rolls. About the composition: An American in Paris is a jazz-influenced symphonic poem by the American composer George Gershwin, written in 1928.


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he completed An American in Paris a month before the workâs premiere. Walter Damrosch conducted the Carnegie Hall concert, which took place on December 13, 1928. In describing his An American in Paris, Gershwin observed: âThis new piece, really a rhapsodic ballet, is written very freely and is the most modern music Iâve yet attempted.â


George Gershwin
Although not as well received at the time as Rhapsody in Blue, the Concerto in F eventually came to be regarded as one of Gershwinâs most important works as well as perhaps the most popular American piano concerto. An American in Paris (1928), Gershwinâs second-most famous orchestral composition, was inspired by the composerâs trips to Paris throughout the 1920s.


Music (Score)
Okay, so swap in megastar Gene Kelly for Leo, and the songs of George and Ira Gershwin for those *NSYNC jams, and that's pretty much how things went down with An American in Paris. Before An American in Paris was a 1951 movie, it was a 1928 jazz suite by George Gershwin. Gershwin always imagined the suite as a score for ballet, and there were some attempts to choreograph a ballet for the piece .


An American in Paris
Inspired by the sounds of taxi horns along the Paris boulevards, Gershwin and his friend Mabel Schirmer went shopping for those horns in the automobile shops along the Avenue de la Grande Armee and he returned home to incorporate them into this ârhapsodic ballet,â which had its debut at Carnegie Hall later that year.


Prices in Amsterdam
A beer on a nice terrace will cost no more than â¬2,70, but the price of a glass of wine is at least â¬4,50. And having dinner with a bottle of wine in that same place will set you back some â¬40 per person. Hereâs a list of some of the going prices in Amsterdam in 2017. I added some cost of living in Amsterdam as well.


An Expatriate Guide: Living in Amsterdam
Neighborhoods: Each âhood in Amsterdam is different. Really you canât go wrong, the city is so small that you can easily get from one end to the other in 30 minutes by tram or bike. I do have my preferences, however. I like living in what I think are âcoolâ neighborhoods.


How much dirhams is enough to live comfortably in Dubai for a family of three?
Cost of living in Amsterdam is 19.60% lower than in New York Our estimator (with default settings) estimate monthly expenses for a single person at 870.90$ (811.85â¬) and for four person family at 3,140.39$ (2,927.46â¬) (without rent).


Cost of Living in Amsterdam
But it all depends on where you want to live (in the center area renting will cost you approximately 1500-2000 euro's a month for a house of 100m2), inside the center it is more expensive and outside the center you can count on 1000-1500 per month.


Prices in Amsterdam
Minimum cost of living per month in Amsterdam, 2017. The price of renting a 1 bedroom apartment in Amsterdam centre in the âfree marketâ is about â¬ 1200. Expect to pay for an apartment outside the centre â¬ 850. Double that for a 3-bedroom apartment. Prices of electricity, gas, water plus local taxes: â¬150.


So You Want to Live in Amsterdam?
The hippest, coolest areas to live and hang out are the Nine Streets, De Jordaan, and De Pijp. Lots of restaurants and pubs and cool shops in all these areas. De Jordaan and Nine Streets is probably the most expensive because itâs within the city center and where everyone wants to be. De Pijp is a little less expensive, but still, itâs expensive. Its just outside the main city center but feels like youâre in the city center.


Prices in Amsterdam
Amsterdam museum prices 2017. Entrance fee to museums in Amsterdam ranges from â¬ 9,00 for the Anne Frank Museum to â¬ 17 for the Van Gogh Museum. It is recommend to buy your tickets to Amsterdam museums, to avoid long lines at the most popular museums (like Van Gogh or Anne Frank).


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International Cost of Living Index. Recent Prices Added. Basic lunchtime menu (including a drink) in the business district in Malaga costs â¬8 (less than a minute ago) Monthly rent - 900 sqft furnished accommodation in expensive area in Irvine, California costs $3,050 (3 minutes ago)


An Expatriate Guide: Living in Amsterdam
The narrow streets with leaning townhouses have so much charm. If we hadnât lived in the Pijp, we would have wanted to live here. It is a very trendy area with great boutique shopping as well and lots of cool little restaurants. My favorite restaurant in Amsterdam, Balthazarâs Keuken, is located here.


Cost of Living in Amsterdam
Going to primary and high school is relatively cheap (maybe a few hundred euros a year), but going to university is more expensive (appr. 2000 euros a year). Extra's like eating at a restaurant will cost you 30-40 per person. Most people (age 20-30) in the center live of around 1500-2000 euro's per month.


Basic Aerodynamics & Theory of Flight
The Object. Geometry has a large effect on the amount of drag generated by an object. As with lift, the drag depends linearly on the size of the object moving through the air. The cross-sectional shape of an object determines the form drag created by the pressure variation around the object. The three dimensional planform shape affects the induced drag of a lifting wing.


How Aerodynamics Work
ÂEssentially, having a car designed with airflow in mind means it has less difficulty accelerating and can achieve better fuel economy numbers because the engine doesn't have to work nearly as hard to push the car through the wall of air.


How Aerodynamics Work
For several decades, cars have been designed with aerodynamics in mind, and carmakers have come up with a variety of innovations that make cutting through that wall of air easier and less of an impact on daily driving.


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If laminar flow is broken, for instance with a square end on the shape, then turbulence eliminates that push and the overall effect of drag increases. There is a number called the coefficient of drag. It represents how much drag an object generates.


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The Forces on a Moving Car. What are the Forces on a Moving Car? The forces acting on a moving car are thrust and drag as well as the same forces that act on a stationary car. Drag is the force of air resistance (a form of friction) pushing against the front of the car while it is moving. Thrust is the force pushing the car forwards. Thrust comes from the engine turning the wheels. How do Wheels make a Car go Forwards?


How Aerodynamics Work
But at high speeds, and on exceptionally windy days, air resistance (the forces acted upon a moving object by the air -- also defined as drag) hasÂ a tremendous effect on the way a car accelerates, handles and achieves fuel mileage. This where the science of aerodynamics comes into play.


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The forces acting on a moving car are thrust and drag. as well as the same forces that act on a stationary car. Drag is the force of air resistance (a form of friction) pushing against the front of the car while it is moving. Thrust is the force pushing the car forwards. Thrust comes from the engine turning the wheels.


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Aerodynamics is the study of how air resistance and drag affect an object. Read this article to learn how aerodynamics is used in car design.


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To see how shape affects drag, click on the link on the right panel of this page called, effect of shape. The picture shows different shapes and their coefficient of drag if all other factors are the same. Another factor that increases drag is body protrusions.


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equal and opposite force which pushes the car forwards. The tyres must have good grip (a high friction) so that they do not slide on the road surface. If the forces of thrust and drag are equal, then the forces are balanced and the car will move with a constant velocity. If the forces of thrust and drag are not equal, then the forces are unbalanced and the car will accelerate. The car will get faster if thrust is bigger than drag, and slower if the drag is bigger than the thrust. Links Forces and Motion Force Revision Questions


Who Controls Sumner Redstone?
Once, it seemed believable that Sumner Redstone would never die, but today the 91-year-old tycoon rarely leaves his L.A. estate. With the fate of Redstoneâs estimated $6.4 billion empireâincluding his controlling interests in Viacom and CBSâin question, William D. Cohan investigates the rumors of his decline.


Viacom
Voting control of Viacom is held by National Amusements, Inc., a privately owned theatre company controlled by the billionaire Sumner Redstone. Redstone also holds, via National Amusements a controlling stake in CBS Corporation.


Viacom
As with the old Viacom, the current company owns Viacom International, which is the formal owner of copyrights associated with Viacom's corporate website and its cable networks. This division now owns the rights to a majority of Elvis Presley films made for Paramount Pictures, such as Blue Hawaii and King Creole.


Viacom
Viacom Inc. is an American multinational media conglomerate with interests primarily in cinema and cable television. It is currently the world's ninth largest broadcasting, cable, and media company, in terms of revenue; behind Comcast, The Walt Disney Company, Time Warner, 21st Century Fox, Bertelsmann, Dish Network, Sony, and Vivendi. Voting control of Viacom is held by National Amusements, Inc., a privately owned theatre company controlled by the billionaire Sumner Redstone. Redstone also hold


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CBS Corporation currently retains control of the over-the-air broadcasting, TV production, subscription pay television (with Showtime Networks) and publishing assets (with Simon & Schuster), which were previously owned by the original Viacom.


Viacom
Voting control of Viacom is held by National Amusements, Inc., a privately owned theater company controlled by the billionaire Sumner Redstone.[3][4][5][6] Redstone also holds â via National Amusements â a controlling stake in CBS Corporation.


Who Controls Sumner Redstone?
But Redstoneâs immortality, or lack of it, is of immense importance to Philippe Dauman, the C.E.O. of Viacom, and Les Moonves, the C.E.O. of CBS, and their executive teams as well as to shareholders of the two companies, because Redstone controls the majority of the voting shares of both.


Viacom Stock Soars After Sumner Redstone Resigns as CBS Chairman
The first shoe has dropped at Sumner Redstoneâs media empire. The 92-year-old billionaire, who controls the voting shares at both CBS and Viacom, has stepped down as executive chairman of CBS and been replaced by CEO Leslie Moonves, according to a company statement.


Viacom
CBS Corporation currently retains control of the over-the-air broadcasting, TV production, subscription pay television, (with Showtime Networks) and publishing assets (with Simon & Schuster), which were previously owned by the original Viacom.


Who Controls Sumner Redstone?
In 2000, Viacom bought CBS for $40 billion. In 2006, Redstone split Viacom and CBS into two separately traded public companies, with Viacom run by Dauman and CBS run by Moonves. Redstone controls both companies through his 80 percent ownership of National Amusements. (Redstoneâs daughter, Shari, controls the remaining 20 percent.) In turn, National Amusements owns 79.7 percent of CBSâs voting stock and 79.5 percent of Viacomâs.


Has he joined Crossfit? This year's Oscar gets a makeover with more muscles and a bronze core
Sunday night's newest Academy Award winners will be kissing a sexier Oscar good night. The iconic nude statue has received a makeover this year - meaning his muscles will look more toned, and his hair and jawline more refined. Oscar's makeover is actually a return to his origins.


"Why Are the Academy Awards Statuettes Called ""Oscars""?"
Many claim that during Walt Disneyâs Academy Award acceptance speech for Three Little Pigs in 1934âthe same year Skolsky first covered the AwardsâDisney referred to the statuette as âthe Oscar,â which was supposedly an already well-established nickname for it within the industry.


New Manufacturer Gives Oscar Statue A Minor Makeover
An Oscar statue at the 88th Academy Awards Nominees Luncheon on Feb. 8. Danny Moloshok/Danny Moloshok/Invision/AP When the iconic gold Oscar statues are handed out at the Academy Awards ceremony on Feb. 28, they'll look a little bit different.


OSCAR STATUETTE FACTS
More than 80 years after that auspicious gathering in Hollywood, Oscarâs success as a symbol of filmmaking achievement would probably amaze those who attended the dinner, as it would its designer, Cedric Gibbons. THE MOST RECOGNIZED TROPHY IN THE WORLD, THE OSCAR STATUETTE HAS STOOD ON THE MANTELS OF THE GREATEST FILMMAKERS IN HISTORY SINCE 1929.


OSCAR STATUETTE FACTS
The Stuff that Dreams are Made Of. The statuettes are solid bronze and plated in 24-karat gold. Due to a metal shortage during World War II, OscarsÂ® were made of painted plaster for three years. Following the war, the Academy invited recipients to redeem the plaster figures for gold-plated metal ones.


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Oscar Statuette Academy Award ceremony was launched by Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, in 1929. For the first time, the awards were presented at a private dinner in Hollywood.


What's An Oscar Really Made Of?
Weighing in at 8.5 pounds, an Oscar, officially known as the Academy Award of Merit, are gold-plated with a core of Britannium. Credit: dreamstime On Sunday, nominated movie stars will show up at Hollywoodâs Kodak Theatre hoping to walk away clutching one of those glowing statuettes.


Meet the small-business owner who makes the Oscars statuettes for Hollywood's big night
Meet the small-business owner who makes the Oscars statuettes for Hollywood's big night. Polich Tallix Inc., based in Rock Tavern, NY, couldn't be farther away from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood. But the small business plays a major role in the industry's biggest night: It manufactures the Oscar statuettes for the Academy Awards. The fine-art foundry has been around for 47 years, creating sculptures around the globe for famous artists including Jeff Koons and Ursula von Rydingsvard.


Top Reasons to Adopt a Pet
Thinking of adding a pet to your family? Here are ten reasons to adopt your new best friend. 1. Because you'll save a life. Each year, 2.7 million adoptable dogs and cats are euthanized in the United States, simply because too many pets come into shelters and too few people consider adoption when looking for a pet. The number of euthanized animals could be reduced dramatically if more people adopted pets instead of buying them.


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Missouri Coalition Against Domestic Violence is formed There are nearly 500 battered womenâs shelters in the United States. 1983: Over 700 shelters for battered women are in operation across the United States serving 91,000 women and 131,000 children. St. Marthaâs Hall, a shelter for abused women and their children, is opened in St. Louis Missouri.


Our History
SPCA International strives to assist the growth and impact of independent shelters through alliance building, information networking, national and international programs. In 2007, SPCA International launched our first major shelter initiative â Shelter of the Week. SPCA International provides financial support at the local level by awarding four to six emergency grants every month to selected animal welfare organizations.


Nonprofit Organizations
We Are Their Voice. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to AnimalsÂ® (ASPCAÂ®) was the first humane society to be established in North America and is, today, one of the largest in the world.


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The first battered womenâs shelter in the United States opens in St. Paul, Minnesota, by the Womenâs Advocates. 1974. Erin Pizzey, author of the first book about domestic violence from a battered womenâs perspective, publishes Scream Quietly or the Neighbors Will Hear in England.


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FYIâ¦â¦â¦the animal care league of oak park illinois which is sited in this article as a no kill shelter and advertises themselves as âchicago lands original no kill shelterâ actually euthanized 17% of all dogs last year according to published records at the health department. they are a self proclaimed selective intake no kill shelter that killed 17% of the dogs they cherry picked, this is the most sickening situation. how are they allowed to get away with this, fund raiser after ...


Fallout Shelters
Fallout shelters entered the American consciousness and vocabulary in 1949 when President Harry Truman made it publicly known that the Soviet Union had detonated their first atomic bomb, ushering in an era when the United States faced the fact that it had lost its nuclear autonomy.


Animal shelter
Photograph of a dog at a no-kill animal shelter in Washington, Iowa A cat in an animal shelter waiting for owner An animal shelter or pound is a place where stray, lost, abandoned or surrendered animals, mostly dogs and cats, and sometimes sick or wounded wildlife are kept and rehabilitated.


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The Shelter and Safehouse Movements. The shelter and safehouse movement in the United States began in the early 1970s. Two of the earliest shelters were Womenâs Advocates in Minnesota and Transition House in Boston. Women who were concerned about domestic violence or were themselves victims of domestic violence came together and decided that one of the most critical issues facing victims was the absence of alternative housing.


Tips For Playing Fallout Shelter
I find that devoting specific sections of the vault to one specific purpose works best, as it helps me keep things organized. Upgrade Once youâre happy with your layout, spend some caps to upgrade your rooms.


A good alternative to having a colonoscopy? Maybe not
There are few medical tests with as high a squirm factor as colonoscopies. So anyone who comes along with a simple, non-invasive alternative is probably going to make a lot of money. If the alternative test is any good. A Wisconsin company called Exact Sciences has launched a marketing campaign for its new product, Cologuard, which it hails as the breakthrough test for colon cancer screening that's as easy as going to the bathroom..


Cologuard
The specificity of Cologuard for individuals with normal colonoscopies was 90 percent; i.e., 10 percent false-positives. Of note, because DNA undergoes methylation with normal aging, there are more false positives in older age groups.


NCQA Proposes Inclusion of Cologuard in 2017 HEDIS Quality Measures
MADISON, Wis., July 13, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Exact Sciences Corp. (Nasdaq: EXAS) announced that the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) has proposed to broaden the 2017 Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS) quality measures for colorectal cancer screening to include CologuardÂ® on a three-year schedule.


Cologuard Test Reviews
Cologuard Test Reviews 24 Consumer Reviews Created by Exact Science Corporation, the Cologuard Test screens for precancerous and cancerous cells in the colon lining, before they enter the bloodstream. Write a Review Category:


Exact Sciences Says Mayo Clinic is First Healthcare System to Offer CologuardÂ®
The Cologuard technology platform was co-developed by Exact Sciences Corp. and Mayo Clinic as part of a broad, exclusive collaboration. âCologuard represents a significant advancement in identifying colorectal cancer at its most treatable stage.


Cologuard
Cologuard, the multitarget stool DNA test used in the Deep-C study, 3 now offers a very viable screening alternative. Unlike other stool-based CRC screening tests that detect only occult blood in the stool, Cologuard detects abnormal DNA and fecal hemoglobin.


FDA Approves Exact Sciencesâ Cologuard Â®; First and Only Stool DNA Noninvasive Colorectal Cancer Screening Test
FDA Approves Exact Sciencesâ Cologuard Â®; First and Only Stool DNA Noninvasive Colorectal Cancer Screening Test First time in history a technology receives FDA approval and proposed national coverage by CMS on the same day Screening test detects 92% of colorectal cancer


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Videos. 1  Exact Sciences President, CEO and Chairman Kevin Conroy discusses screening rates for colorectal cancer, the DeeP-C Study data and Cologuard. 2  Colon cancer survivors and patient advocacy groups discuss the risks, symptoms and prevalence of colorectal cancer and the need for new screening options.