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U.S. Pipe was one of the first manufacturers to embrace ductile iron pipe in the mid 1960s, and it is now the industry standard for water and wastewater systems. Nearly five decades of research and development have led to significant improvements, including our exclusive line of TYTON JOINT®, TR FLEX® and USIFLEX® pipe products.
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Tapping Ductile Iron Pipe - Technical Bulletin
This technical bulletin refers to tapping Ductile Iron Pipe with 3/4-inch or 1-inch service taps without tapping saddles.
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FAQ: Can AC power lines cause corrosion of Ductile Iron pipe?
Because buried Ductile Iron pipelines are electrically discontinuous and are essentially grounded for their entire length, overhead AC power lines normally don't impose corrosion or safety concerns.
A consequence of AC power lines and buried pipelines sharing rights-of-way is that AC voltages and currents can be induced by magnetic induction on the pipelines. The magnitude of the induced voltage and current on the pipeline is a function of a number of variables, including the length of pipeline paralleling the AC power line, the longitudinal resistance of the pipeline, and the resistance of the pipeline coating.
Ductile Iron pipe is manufactured in nominal 18- and 20-foot lengths and employs a rubber-gasketed jointing system. These rubber-gasketed joints offer electrical resistance that can vary from a fraction of an ohm to several ohms but nevertheless is sufficient for Ductile Iron pipelines to be considered electrically discontinuous. In effect, the rubber-gasketed joints normally segment the pipe, restricting its electrically continuous length, and prevent magnetic induction from being a problem. Also, in most cases, Ductile Iron pipelines are installed bare with only a standard 1-mil asphaltic coating and therefore are effectively grounded for their entire length, which further prevents magnetic induction on the pipeline.
During construction of Ductile Iron pipelines in the vicinity of overhead AC power lines, certain safety precautions should be followed, e.g., "limit of approach" regulations governing construction equipment, grounding straps, chains attached to rubber-tired vehicles to provide a ground, grounding mats, etc., especially if safety concerns are heightened due to the use of joint bonding and dielectric coatings.
FAQ: Can cement-mortar linings be repaired in the field?
Repair is achieved by first cutting out the defective or damaged lining to the metal so that the edges of the lining not removed are reasonably perpendicular to the pipe wall or slightly undercut. A stiff mortar is then prepared, containing not less than one part of cement to two parts of sand, by volume. This mortar is applied to the cutout area and troweled smooth with adjoining lining. To provide for proper curing of patches by preventing too rapid of a moisture loss from the mortar, the patched area is normally seal-coated immediately after any surface water evaporates, or alternatively the area is kept moist (e.g. with wet rags or burlap over the area or with the ends of the pipe or fitting taped over with plastic film, etc.). Of course, in potable water-related applications, no patch or curing components should be used in the repair that would negatively affect health or water quality.
FAQ: Can Ductile Iron products be glass lined?
Yes, Ductile Iron products can be successfully Glass lined. Glass lined pipe and fittings have been specified and utilized as a deterrent to interior build-up and clogging of problematic sludge and scum piping systems in wastewater and sewage treatment facilities for over 40 years. Not only is the excellent non-stick characteristic effective in combating the build-up of grease, sludge, and scum, but has been found to be the only deterrent to Struvite and Vivionite build-up as well.
FAQ: Is the standard 1-mil asphaltic coating applied to the outside of Ductile Iron pipe for corrosion protection?
No. The asphaltic coating is applied to the outside of Ductile Iron pipe in accordance with ANSI/AWWA C151/A21.51 to minimize atmospheric oxidation for aesthetic reasons. If soils are determined to be corrosive when tested in accordance with Appendix A of ANSI/AWWA C105/A21.5, DIPRA and its member companies recommend that polyethylene encasement in accordance with the AWWA C105 standard be installed for corrosion protection.
FAQ: ANSI/AWWA C150/A21.50, "Thickness Design of Ductile-Iron Pipe," Tables 50.1, 50.6, and 50.12 list depth of cover starting at 2.5 feet. Can Ductile Iron pipe subject to truck loading be installed with less than 2.5 feet of cover and, if so, what design approach should be used?
The ANSI/AWWA C150/A21.50 procedure used for calculating truck loads on buried Ductile Iron pipe, which is based on the teachings of Spangler and others, employs the same methods used in ANSI A21.1, the older design standard for Cast Iron pipe. The approach for calculating truck loading is adequate at any depth of cover. However, depths of cover less than 2.5 feet are generally not recommended under roads and highways due to the possibility of high dynamic loading. When 2.5 feet or more of cover cannot be provided, the procedure in ANSI/AWWA C150/A21.50 can still be applied. However, if impact factors higher than 1.5, which is incorporated in the standard, are anticipated, then such impact factors should be employed. Further, in those shallow covers, maintenance of the road surface over the pipe may be more of a concern than serviceability of the pipe.
FAQ: What is the maximum velocity recommended for cement-lined Ductile Iron pipe?
Although there are differing opinions on this subject, a conservative maximum velocity for design purposes is 7 fps (feet per second).
The AWWA (American Water Works Association) standard for thickness design of ductile iron pipe is C150. The exercise for calculating the required thickness based on internal pressure includes a 100 psi allowance for surge pressure and a 2:1 safety factor. The surge pressure allowance is based on a 50 psi pressure rise for each foot of extinguished velocity, and the fact that most domestic water systems operate at approximately 2 fps.
Ductile Iron pipe may be rated as high as 350 psi service. A pipeline operating at 7 fps velocity could account for a 350 psi pressure surge (7fps X 50 psi/fps). Adding a potential surge pressure equal to the pressure rating of the pipe encroaches significantly on the safety factor. Exceeding 7 fps velocity could produce potentially damaging surge pressure.
FAQ: What is the purpose of the "service allowance" used in Ductile Iron pipe wall thickness design?
The "service allowance" used in the design of Ductile Iron pipe is a holdover from the old Gray Iron pipe days. During that early period, it was called a "corrosion allowance" to offset any initial corrosion or minor surface imperfections that might occur.
With the advent of Ductile Iron pipe and polyethylene encasement for corrosion control, the corrosion allowance was retained for similar general conservatism but renamed as a service allowance.
The addition of a 0.08-inch service allowance, which is unique to Ductile Iron pipe, ensures that the actual wall thickness will always exceed the design thickness, thereby providing an additional margin of safety and dependability.
FAQ: ANSI/AWWA C150/A21.50 and ANSI/AWWA C600 standards recommend that for 14-inch and larger diameter Ductile Iron pipe, consideration should be given to the use of laying conditions other than Type 1. What is the reason for this?
The external trench load in ANSI/AWWA C150/A21.50 consists of earth load plus truck load. The earth load on pipe increases as the depth of cover increases; the truck load increases as the depth of cover decreases. Therefore, the maximum depth of cover normally is limited by the earth load and the minimum depth of cover is limited by the truck load. For lower pressure classes of pipe in sizes 14 inches and larger installed in a Type 1 trench, this band of allowable depth of cover is limited, or even non-existent. Also, for higher pressure classes of pipe in sizes 14 inches and greater, it would normally be more economical to specify a better trench and a lower pressure class of pipe than a higher pressure class of pipe and a Type 1 trench. Improved bedding is desirable, particularly in larger pipe sizes, to improve uniformity of axial support under the haunches.
FAQ: Can Ductile Iron pipe be used for pressure applications in excess of the maximum Pressure Class (350 psi) listed in ANSI/AWWA C150/A21.50 and ANSI/AWWA C151/A21.51 Standards?
Yes. Both ANSI/AWWA C150/A21.50 and ANSI/AWWA C151/A21.51 state that Ductile Iron pipe is available for water working pressure greater than 350 psi. These standards also list Pressure Class and Special Thickness Class Ductile Iron pipe. The Pressure Class designations (150 psi to 350 psi) in the standards are based on a 2.0 safety factor times the sum of working pressure and 100 psi allowance of surge. This establishes a net thickness to which a service allowance of 0.08-inch and a casting tolerance (which is dependent on the diameter of the pipe) is added. Based on the same design criteria, 6-inch Special Thickness Class 56 Ductile Iron pipe would be rated at 1,726 psi internal working pressure. Special Thickness Classes of Ductile Iron pipe are normally specified only because of high external loads due to deep bury, high dynamic loading, etc.; however, Special Thickness Class Ductile Iron pipe has also been specified and installed in systems with working pressures greater than 1,000 psi. For information and limitations, contact the manufacturers of Ductile Iron pipe.
FAQ: Can Pressure Class Pipe be direct tapped? Corporation stop manufacturers advise that four threads are required to retain the stop and provide water tightness.
Appendix A of ANSI/AWWA C151/A21.51, Ductile Iron Pipe, Centrifugally Cast, for Water, contains the minimum metal wall thickness required for 2, 3, and 4 threads for different diameter threaded outlets and different diameter pipe. Information is given for both threads conforming to Standard ANSI/ASME B1.20.1 (a.k.a. National Pipe Thread (NPT), Iron Pipe Thread (IP), or Standard Taper Pipe Thread) and AWWA C800 (a.k.a. Mueller Thread, cc thread, Corp Stop Thread). To assure adequate metal thickness for a particular pipe diameter and Pressure or Thickness Class, it is necessary to subtract the casting tolerance found in the Table in Section 4.4.2 from the Nominal Metal Wall thickness found in Table 1 of ANSI/AWWA C151/A21.51.
Concerning the security of a two engaged threads engagement, the Ductile Iron Pipe Research Association (DIPRA) conducted a study of ľ-inch and 1-inch corporation stops direct tapped into 6" Pressure Class 350 pipe. The tests were conducted on pipe sections with less than nominal metal wall thickness. After multiple corporation stops were installed in each piece of pipe under city line pressure, the installations were observed for leakage through the threads. The water pressure was then raised to 1,000 psi in an effort to fail the 6" pipe and threaded connection. Leakage was not observed at the threaded connection. These tests were conducted with and without 3-mil thread sealing tape applied to the threads of the corporation stop. The installed corporation stops were then subjected to pull-out and cantilever load tests. In the pull-out tests, the corporation stop failed at loads in excess of 6,500 pounds of force. The pipe threads were undamaged in each of the three tests. In the cantilever load tests, the corporation stops failed at bending moments in excess of 385 foot-pounds of force. Again the threads in the ductile iron pipe wall were undamaged.
It can be clearly seen that work crews can direct tap service connections into Pressure Class Ductile Iron pipe under pressure, effecting structurally secure, watertight seals. It is recommended that two layers of 3-mil thread sealant tape be applied to the corporation stop threads to achieve a watertight service connection using a minimal tightening torque.
The results of this study have been published by the Ductile Iron Pipe Research Association under the title Direct Tapping of 6-inch Pressure Class 350 Ductile Iron Pipe and is available through the Web Site http://www.dipra.org.
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FBI issues photo of Aurora bank robbery suspect
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Authorities released this surveillance photo of the man suspected of robbing an Old Second Bank in Aurora.
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The FBI has released two surveillance photos of the man suspected of robbing an Old Second Bank branch on Aurora's West Side on Sept. 24.
One photo shows the man walking into the bank and the second is an overhead shot of him at a teller window.
According to the FBI, just after 9 a.m. Sept. 24, the man walked into the Old Second Bank at 555 Redwood Drive and handed the teller a note demanding money. The man never showed a weapon, and no one was injured in the robbery. An FBI spokesman would not say how much money was taken.
The FBI described the suspect as a 5-foot-11 or 6-foot-tall black man with a thin build. He has brown eyes and was wearing a hat. He has multiple neck tattoos and is about 25- to 30-years-old, authorities said.
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Because clinical space is limited, students are admitted on a competitive basis. In addition to the general admission requirements of Lone Star College System (LSCS), the following requirements must be met in order to apply for admission to the medical radiologic technology (MRT) AAS program. Prior to submission of application:
If you have work or volunteer experience in medical imaging you may be given credit in the selection process. In the score chart for admission, you must choose ONE of the options detailed in this section.
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Any student who was required to exit the program for academic reasons may only be granted one (1) readmission at the discretion of the readmission committee. Students gaining readmission to the program must repeat any academically deficient course(s) and may be required to audit other program course(s) offered in the same semester.
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Dr. Kennedy firmly believed in the transforming power of God's Word and the importance of bringing the Gospel into all aspects of society. That's why he built an entire ministry dedicated to bringing the life-giving truth of Scripture to every corner of American culture, including entertainment, news media, and politics.
Truth that Transforms with Dr. Michael Milton, is a weekly television program that transitioned in September 2013 from the sermons of the late Dr. D. James Kennedy to the teaching and sermons of Dr. Michael Milton. Dr. Milton was former pastoral intern under Dr. D. James Kennedy, and in the first graduating class of Knox Seminary.
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In December 2012, the Alliance completed a Class B office building whitepaper on energy efficiency financing performance risk. This whitepaper documents information for lenders and building owners to assess performance risks associated with energy efficiency retrofit projects, the current types of commercial energy efficiency financing vehicles, performance risk assessment frameworks, data requirements, procedures, and best practices. The whitepaper also includes a case study for an energy efficiency retrofit project in a Class B office building located in the SoCalGas® service territory.
Widespread interest of commercial energy efficiency lending from financial institutions is currently limited by undefined risks associated with energy efficiency projects. The lack of data and information on energy efficiency retrofit project performance risk remains as one of the biggest challenges with loan underwriting. Improvements in presenting data that captures the level of uncertainty in energy performance is a critical step towards stimulating greater deal flows in the commercial energy efficiency financing field.
Class B office buildings retrofit projects represent solid investment opportunities for lenders due to:
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Syria and the President's Authority to Intervene - Podcast
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August 29, 2013John C. Yoo, Saikrishna B. Prakash, Dean A. Reuter
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With the President seemingly moving ever closer to intervening in Syria, legal scholars and commentators have been debating the extent of the President's authority to act. The Federalist society held a special Teleforum conference call during which our experts debated these and related issues.
- Prof. Saikrishna B. Prakash, James Monroe Distinguished Professor of Law and Horace W. Goldsmith Research Professor, University of Virginia School of Law
- Prof. John Choon Yoo, Emanuel S. Heller Professor of Law, University of California, Berkeley School of Law
- Moderator: Mr. Dean A. Reuter, Vice President & Director of Practice Groups, The Federalist Society
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More than anyone else, Lulu Peyraud has guided my thinking about choosing and cooking fish. I first met her in the mid-1970s at her winery, Domaine Tempier, only a few miles inland from the small port city of Bandol on the Mediterranean. I was immediately struck by her love of the pleasures of the table and her deep connection to the earth and sea of southern France. All her food is delicious and appropriate to the moment. But nothing expresses her sensibility better than her approach to fish.
Lulu never knows what she is going to make until she has been to the market. She arrives just as the boats come in. The fishermen dump their catch onto outdoor tables under a canopy of plane trees: Fish jump around, crabs try to crawl back to the sea. If the catch is particularly plentiful and guests are expected for a special occasion, Lulu may decide to make a bouillabaisse, the celebrated Provençal fish and shellfish stew. She will buy tiny rockfish, small lobsters, shore crabs, grouper, mussels, anglerfish and any of a dozen other varieties prized on the Provençal coast. Back at the winery, she places an enormous copper cauldron over a fire of vine cuttings near the garden. The guests gather around and watch as, in well-rehearsed order, she adds potatoes, onion, fish and, finally, shellfish. Then we move to long tables under the trees set with mortars of rouille to stir into the stew. Lulu's bouillabaisse is a pure expression of the sea and her exact place on the planet.


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Even though Skywalker Ranch is off-limits, fanboys (and fangirls) everywhere can still stop by and pay homage to George Lucas in front of the Yoda fountain at Lucasfilm's Presidio campus in San Francisco.
So many fans make the pilgrimage to Lucasfilm to see the Yoda fountain that they are now reviewing their experiences on Yelp.com.
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It's Yoda. He's 900 years old and still adorable. As a woman (who already is scared of old age, biological ticking, and so forth), of course I adore it. And the scenery around Yoda is not too shabby either.
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Like everyone else, i had a little trouble finding Yoda at first. However, i think this is because the fountain is so small that you walk right past it. When they say this is a life size replica… they mean it.
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Never knew a statue to look so wise, yet so cute and adorable. My friend noticed that others had tossed coins into the fountain and she gave me a couple, so like others before me, I made a couple wishes and tossed some coins, just like I recently did at the Palazzo in Vegas. The Yoda fountain is very well done…for me, it was definitely worth the trip to find him. There was a certain calmness, a peaceful serenity standing there in front of him. I don't know who the artist was, but they totally captured the essence of Yoda perfectly.
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The life-size Jedi stands elevated within a small fountain with sheets of water cascading from his perch. The Force (of water) flows strongly. It's a serene place surrounded by a pristine landscape and a Starbux around the corner. Could there exist a more romantic spot for a first kiss? Mmm. Just a thought, wouldn't it be whack if Yoda's eyes were security cameras and the IT geeks were having a big ha ha over all the nerds that flock there? Not me, other nerds.
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I have a bath/shower with separate hot and cold water valves and a third one that is a diverter to switch between the shower and the tub faucet. Recently I had a steady dripping from the faucet so I changed the stem washer. I also tried to change the valve seat, but apparently I ended up stripping the seat as the square hole became rounded and I was no longer able to remove it.
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I would consider myself an experienced amature. If you are talking about owning a dog in general, then yes, I would consider myself pretty experienced. I have a pretty good handle on basic and intermediate training, I feed them with appropriate food. I don't say high quality just because some dogs just can't handle the good stuff. I've had dogs that can't tolerate anything but what many would consider "crap" food and other dogs that need to be fed super high quality stuff.
My mother is/was a professional dog trainer. She taught me all the good stuff. Caring wise, I don't let money stop me in any way. If they need something that I can't provide with a home remedy, they go to the vet. I just paid off almost 3k in vet bills for Abi when she got sick, but when we had to consider her being PTS, it wasn't because we couldn't pay, it was over concern of life quality. I've never not given a dog appropriate medical care due to finances. I've just been extremely lucky.
Any animal I have is loved and cherished. I would willingly go without eating if it meant I could put something in their bowls. I've never considered giving up an animal out of "making it easier" unless there was something that couldn't be managed. The dog my parents have was the dog I picked at 16. I tried to bring him in, but while he got along famously with Cheyenne, the cats were prey and it was something that I couldn't break. If the cats moved normally, he would investigate then ignore, but if they went streaking away or clawed at him, the prey drive kicked in and it wasn't playful, so he went back to live with my parents. The only other dog I gave up was a dog who had severe aggression issues that couldn't be explained medically. He went from kind and loving to full fledged attacking over six months.
Other than that, I am constantly learning and evolving. I'm not perfect and I've made many mistakes along the way, but I believe I'm a step ahead of a novice owner.
I consider myself to be pretty experienced with things like: puppy-hood, basic training, tricks, and dog body language. I also say I am pretty good at detecting health abnormalities- partially because I have had dogs my entire life and partially because I am a nurse.
I am inexperienced with specific training (such as agility).
I have a lot if experience, but I am no expert. I still ask a lot of questions, I still find new ways of doing things. I lean heavily on others for guidance.
To be honest, the more experience I get, the more I realize how little I know. 10 years ago, I felt like I knew a lot. Now, I feel like like I need to learn more.
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Every day you can learn something new. I always live for the chance to discover something new about my pets, my career. You can never stop learning, and if you ever think that you've learned it all, you cheat yourself.
I've been working in many aspects of the animal industry since I was 14 years old, ranging from shelter to biomedical research to veterinary medicine. I've worked with all kinds of dogs, in all sorts of environments. I feel fairly confident in my ability to handle most animals that come my way as in being certain that myself and those around me won't get hurt in the process. My two current dogs are my seconds that I've been around of their breeds. Myles, my golden, however is the first dog that I have raised personally and am fully responsible for how he has turned out. My GSD Leia came to me at 3.5 years of age, and she's been quite the learning curve. My first GSD Kenai was a large lesson in how truly wonderful and how sadly congenitally messed up they can be.
I feel an expert in knowing how to love dogs, I know a lot about the medical side of things (CVT in a very high end practice), however there's plenty I can learn about everything to own, live with and work with dogs.
I am young and DEFINITELY still learning, but I think I know quite a bit. I've learned a WHOLE lot from my GSD... As many of you know I have had over my life (I'm eighteen) at least thirty dogs, and have had contact with too many for me to count. I have never ever had less than one dog at any time in my life (and that time was only until our Golden retriever was old enough to come away from her breeder). My childhood was spent outside, running with my dogs. I have raised most of these dogs, and trained Gee-Haw lead dogs (doesn't just include Gee-haw, it includes a LOT more than just right and left) as well as my GSD to track (though not nearly as well as many on this site) and many obedience commands and house manners. I think overall, compared with an average person, I have quite a bit of experience, and have been taught by people who have raised working dogs their whole lives. But I am young, and have SOOOOOOOO much more to learn! I learn more every day! As others have said, the more I learn, the less I know.
I know I'll never learn everything there is to know about dogs, but I am going to give it my best shot!
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Probably not very experienced. Chrono is my first dog and first german shepherd. I got him as a puppy. With him I've dealt with leash reactivity, food/toy aggression, and separation anxiety. The first two are completely fixed, the last is now very easily managed. But I've never dealt with anything severe like human aggression.
I have no experience in breeding dogs and don't want any experience in breeding dogs.
As for training, I have zero experience in dog competitions and don't plan on getting experience in them in the future. However, Chrono is adored by vets, and his last vet appointment consistent mostly of the vets and other staff gushing about his perfect behavior than about anything to do with his annual exam.
I have experience with raw, but at the moment I'm not feeding it because we don't have a large freezer anymore. I do plan to feed it again whenever I'm able to. I'm still feeding raw meat, but it's not his main diet.
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I consider myself an experienced pet owner. I remember my first family dog when I was 5. Our first german shepherd when I was 9. The only time I was without a dog was when I was in the military but I was fortunate enough to live in the same dorm as the k9 handlers so I could play with them . I am on numbers 4 and 5 personal dogs since I have been an adult, I'm 46. I've always had german shepherds.
I've only trained in basic obedience, silly tricks, and house manners. I've been fortunate to have never owned a dog with a dangerous behavior issue, so I have no experience at all with those type of problems. My boys teach me something everyday, and I hope they always will.
I have had lots of dogs, and have had dogs all my life, pretty much.
I train them, I've titled, I've done Rally, Obedience, Agility, Conformation, and a tiny bit of Herding. Most of my dogs have had CGCs and I certified one as a therapy dog.
Every dog teaches me more. Some teach me much more, and others are pretty easy, but still manage to show me stuff.
I agree that when I leave off learning about dogs, there won't be much left of me.
I think the challenges that we face are all opportunities for heavy learning. Sometimes it's health, sometimes its training, sometimes behavior.
I am not sure how one determines how much experience they have. I feel pretty confident in how I handle/ what I try with most dogs/puppies myself or others. But then, people have felt very confident yanking and cranking for decades, and I don't know if they are really all that experienced, except maybe in yanking and cranking.
Every time I start to feel like a veteran on health stuff, I read some threads and realize how fortunate I have been so far. And I guess the same is true on behavior issues. Not that mine are perfect, but I haven't dealt with many truly hard/dominant dogs. Even my first GSD, who I describe as a dominant drop-eared disaster, looking back I think was most likely an insecure, fear-reactive dog with a very inexperienced handler.
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I consider myself an advanced owner, got my 1st GSD at 8 and he was a show dog, a champion actually. My dad and I trained him and I actually showed him in the junior class.. I'm on my 4th in succession all my GSDs are obedience trained, agility trained, sheep herding and my latest is SchH trained which I handled. All my Shepherds have/had great temperaments, I had to put my 1st one down at 12 because of hip Dysplasia so I am very picky about their Pedigree.
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deletion of part of the short arm of chromosome 3 (3p). Signs and symptoms reported have been variable; some individuals have been described as normal or having mild signs, while most individuals have been more severely affected. Characteristic features of the condition include low birth weight, microcephaly, trigonocephaly, hypotonia, intellectual disability, growth delay, ptosis of the eye, and micrognathia. Other features that may be seen include polydactyly, renal anomalies, congenital heart defects, ear anomalies, and gastrointestinal tract anomalies. The loss of several genes on the deleted part of the chromosome is responsible for the features observed in the condition, with the range and nature of features sometimes depending upon the size of the deleted segment.[1] The loss of a "critical region" at 3p25 is thought to be the cause of many of the features that are commonly present in individuals with 3p deletion syndrome. The deletion usually occurs for the first time in the affected individual (as a de novo mutation) but it may also be inherited from a parent with a balanced translocation, or more rarely, from a seemingly unaffected parent with the same deletion.[1]3p deletion syndrome is a rare chromosome disorder characterized by the
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Academics > Colleges/Schools and Departments > College of Humanities and Fine Arts > Music > Degrees > Music Education Vocal Emphasis
Download: Sample BME (vocal) Degree Plan
University Studies Requirements 35 Hours
MUS 098 Recital Attendance and Assembly(2)
MUS 099 Transitions
MUS 116, 117, or 119 Applied Lesson(3)
(two semesters at two credits per semester)
MUS 123 Introduction to Music Education
MUS 170 Theory I
MUS 171 Aural Skills I
MUS 172 Functional Keyboard I4
MUS 173 Theory II
MUS 174 Aural Skills II
MUS 175 Functional Keyboard II
MUS 216, 217, or 219 Applied Lesson
(two semesters at two credits per semester)
MUS 225 English and German Diction for Singers
MUS 226 French and Italian Diction for Singers
MUS 270 Theory III
MUS 271 Aural Skills III
MUS 272 Functional Keyboard III
MUS 273 Theory IV
MUS 274 Aural Skills IV
MUS 275 Functional Keyboard IV
MUS 301 General Music Methods
MUS 302 Choral Methods
MUS 303 Instrumental Methods: Elementary and Middle School
MUS 316, 317, or 319 Applied Lesson
MUS 320 Vocal Pedagogy for the Music Educator
MUS 321 Choral Repertoire
MUS 323 Basic Conducting
MUS 327 Arranging Techniques
MUS 381 Music History and Literature I
MUS 382 Music History and Literature II
MUS 383 Music History and Literature III
MUS 392 Professional Engagement
MUS 416, 417, or 419 Applied Lesson
MUS 424 Choral Conducting
MUS 498 Senior Recital
MUS 513 Form and Analysis
Ensembles: Students are required to participate in a major ensemble involving their primary instrument concurrent with every semester of applied music study. Major ensembles for this degree include University Chorale and Concert Choir. Vocal emphasis students must complete no less that two semesters of University Chorale. Some performance areas have more specific requirements. Students should consult their advisors and applied lesson teachers for detailed requirements.
Required for Teacher Certification ................................ 29 hrs
EDU 403 Structures and Foundations of Education(5)
EDU 405 Introduction to Educational Measurement
ELE 421 Student Teaching Elementary P-5, IECE
SEC 420 Practicum in Secondary Schools(5)
SEC 421 Student Teaching in the Secondary School
SEC 422 Extended Practicum(6)
SED 300 Educating Students with Disabilities
Total Curriculum Requirements .................................. 141 hrs
(1)All music education majors must successfully complete a Basic Vocal Skills Proficiency prior to enrolling in 300-level music methods courses. 2Six successful semesters of MUS 098 are required. To successfully complete the course each semester the student must gain credit for 13 approved recital attendances and have no more than one absence from required assembly programs. Attendance may be required at designated departmental recitals and/or events.
(3)A minimum of seven semesters of specified study to equal 14 hours in applied music is required as are periodic jury and proficiency examinations. A half-recital must be given in the final semester of study. Recital must be completed prior to the semester of student teaching.
(4)Students are advised into the correct section of Functional Keyboard according to demonstrated ability and achievement.
(5)EDU 405 and SEC 420 must be taken together and taken two semesters before student teaching.
(6)Must be taken one semester before student teaching.
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