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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1324236755#2_2796331726 | Title: Who Is Ernesto Miranda? - Miranda Rights
Headings: What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
Why Was Ernesto Miranda Arrested?
The United States Supreme Court Decides Mr. Miranda’s Case and Establishes the “Miranda Rights”
Since Miranda v. Arizona, When Do Police Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
When Do Police Not Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
What are Some Mistakes that Police Officers Make when they Read the Miranda Rights?
What Did Ernesto Miranda Do After He Was Released From Prison?
How Did Ernesto Miranda Die?
Know Your Miranda Rights
David C. Hardy
Content: The woman had never seen Mr. Miranda before. Mr. Miranda drove the car for about twenty minutes out to a secluded area in the desert. Mr. Miranda stopped the car, and sexually assaulted the woman. Mr. Miranda then drove the woman back into the city. As he dropped her off he told her “ pray for me .” The woman ran home and told her family, who called the police. Ernesto Miranda was placed in a line up after his arrest. Miranda is wearing the card labeled #1. The woman met with detectives and told them that the car that her assailant drove was green or gray, and had dark upholstery with stripes. About a week later, a family member of the woman spotted a car in the neighborhood that matched the description and got a partial license plate which he provided to police. | https://www.thehardylawfirm.com/blog/what-are-miranda-rights-and-who-was-ernesto-miranda/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1324236755#3_2796333413 | Title: Who Is Ernesto Miranda? - Miranda Rights
Headings: What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
Why Was Ernesto Miranda Arrested?
The United States Supreme Court Decides Mr. Miranda’s Case and Establishes the “Miranda Rights”
Since Miranda v. Arizona, When Do Police Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
When Do Police Not Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
What are Some Mistakes that Police Officers Make when they Read the Miranda Rights?
What Did Ernesto Miranda Do After He Was Released From Prison?
How Did Ernesto Miranda Die?
Know Your Miranda Rights
David C. Hardy
Content: The woman ran home and told her family, who called the police. Ernesto Miranda was placed in a line up after his arrest. Miranda is wearing the card labeled #1. The woman met with detectives and told them that the car that her assailant drove was green or gray, and had dark upholstery with stripes. About a week later, a family member of the woman spotted a car in the neighborhood that matched the description and got a partial license plate which he provided to police. From that partial plate, the detectives determined that Ernesto Miranda was a suspect. Ernesto Miranda’s written confession. On March 13, 1963, police officers arrested Mr. Miranda and took him to the police station. Officers placed Mr. Miranda in a lineup, but the woman he had kidnapped and assaulted was not able to positively identify him as her attacker. Detectives then questioned Miranda for two hours. | https://www.thehardylawfirm.com/blog/what-are-miranda-rights-and-who-was-ernesto-miranda/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1324236755#4_2796335205 | Title: Who Is Ernesto Miranda? - Miranda Rights
Headings: What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
Why Was Ernesto Miranda Arrested?
The United States Supreme Court Decides Mr. Miranda’s Case and Establishes the “Miranda Rights”
Since Miranda v. Arizona, When Do Police Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
When Do Police Not Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
What are Some Mistakes that Police Officers Make when they Read the Miranda Rights?
What Did Ernesto Miranda Do After He Was Released From Prison?
How Did Ernesto Miranda Die?
Know Your Miranda Rights
David C. Hardy
Content: From that partial plate, the detectives determined that Ernesto Miranda was a suspect. Ernesto Miranda’s written confession. On March 13, 1963, police officers arrested Mr. Miranda and took him to the police station. Officers placed Mr. Miranda in a lineup, but the woman he had kidnapped and assaulted was not able to positively identify him as her attacker. Detectives then questioned Miranda for two hours. The detectives did not inform Miranda that he had the right to have an attorney present. Mr. Miranda eventually confessed to kidnapping and assaulting the woman, and his confession was used at his trial. The jury convicted him and the judge sentenced him to 20 to 30 years in prison. The United States Supreme Court Decides Mr. Miranda’s Case and Establishes the “Miranda Rights”
In 1966 the United States Supreme Court reversed Mr. Miranda’s conviction and ordered that the State of Arizona give him a new trial. The Supreme Court held that though the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution guaranteed that “ no person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself,” that when police officers take a person into custody and question them, that the unless the police give the person certain warnings, the officers are essentially compelling the person to be a witness against themselves. | https://www.thehardylawfirm.com/blog/what-are-miranda-rights-and-who-was-ernesto-miranda/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1324236755#5_2796337480 | Title: Who Is Ernesto Miranda? - Miranda Rights
Headings: What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
Why Was Ernesto Miranda Arrested?
The United States Supreme Court Decides Mr. Miranda’s Case and Establishes the “Miranda Rights”
Since Miranda v. Arizona, When Do Police Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
When Do Police Not Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
What are Some Mistakes that Police Officers Make when they Read the Miranda Rights?
What Did Ernesto Miranda Do After He Was Released From Prison?
How Did Ernesto Miranda Die?
Know Your Miranda Rights
David C. Hardy
Content: The detectives did not inform Miranda that he had the right to have an attorney present. Mr. Miranda eventually confessed to kidnapping and assaulting the woman, and his confession was used at his trial. The jury convicted him and the judge sentenced him to 20 to 30 years in prison. The United States Supreme Court Decides Mr. Miranda’s Case and Establishes the “Miranda Rights”
In 1966 the United States Supreme Court reversed Mr. Miranda’s conviction and ordered that the State of Arizona give him a new trial. The Supreme Court held that though the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution guaranteed that “ no person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself,” that when police officers take a person into custody and question them, that the unless the police give the person certain warnings, the officers are essentially compelling the person to be a witness against themselves. Therefore, the Supreme Court held that when an individual is taken into custody or otherwise deprived of his freedom by the authorities and is subjected to questioni ng, police must warn the person prior to any questioning of the following: that he has the right to remain silent; that anything he says can be used against him in a court of law; that he has the right to the presence of an attorney; if he cannot afford an attorney one will be appointed for him prior to any questioning if he so desires. | https://www.thehardylawfirm.com/blog/what-are-miranda-rights-and-who-was-ernesto-miranda/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1324236755#6_2796339845 | Title: Who Is Ernesto Miranda? - Miranda Rights
Headings: What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
Why Was Ernesto Miranda Arrested?
The United States Supreme Court Decides Mr. Miranda’s Case and Establishes the “Miranda Rights”
Since Miranda v. Arizona, When Do Police Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
When Do Police Not Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
What are Some Mistakes that Police Officers Make when they Read the Miranda Rights?
What Did Ernesto Miranda Do After He Was Released From Prison?
How Did Ernesto Miranda Die?
Know Your Miranda Rights
David C. Hardy
Content: Therefore, the Supreme Court held that when an individual is taken into custody or otherwise deprived of his freedom by the authorities and is subjected to questioni ng, police must warn the person prior to any questioning of the following: that he has the right to remain silent; that anything he says can be used against him in a court of law; that he has the right to the presence of an attorney; if he cannot afford an attorney one will be appointed for him prior to any questioning if he so desires. Many people misunderstand the Supreme Court’s holding in the Miranda case. Miranda does not mean that police must read a person his rights after any arrest, nor does Miranda mean that police must read a person his rights before any questioning. Since Miranda v. Arizona, When Do Police Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights? What Miranda Rights means is that police only have to read a suspect his Miranda Rights if police conduct a custodial interrogation. A suspect is in custody for purposes of receiving Miranda Rights protection when there is a formal arrest or a restraint on freedom of movement of the degree associated with a formal arrest. | https://www.thehardylawfirm.com/blog/what-are-miranda-rights-and-who-was-ernesto-miranda/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1324236755#8_2796344058 | Title: Who Is Ernesto Miranda? - Miranda Rights
Headings: What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
Why Was Ernesto Miranda Arrested?
The United States Supreme Court Decides Mr. Miranda’s Case and Establishes the “Miranda Rights”
Since Miranda v. Arizona, When Do Police Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
When Do Police Not Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
What are Some Mistakes that Police Officers Make when they Read the Miranda Rights?
What Did Ernesto Miranda Do After He Was Released From Prison?
How Did Ernesto Miranda Die?
Know Your Miranda Rights
David C. Hardy
Content: Interrogation under Miranda refers not only to express questioning but also to any words or actions on the part of the police that the police should know are reasonably likely to elicit an incriminating response from the suspect. In a custodial interrogation, custody, and interrogation take place at the same time. The United States Supreme Court decided Miranda v. Arizona in 1966. Sometimes police conduct an interrogation but the suspect is not in custody. For example, detectives will frequently leave their business cards at the homes of persons involved in an investigation. If the person that received the business card calls the detective and agrees to come to the police station to answer some questions and the detective does not detain or arrest the person during the questioning, there is interrogation but no custody – so the detective is not obligated to read the Miranda Rights. Sometimes the suspect is in custody but the police don’t conduct an interrogation. For example, police officers frequently arrest two subjects at the same time and place them in the back of a patrol car. Unbeknownst to the two subjects, police will leave a recording device on in the vehicle so they can record what the subjects are talking about. Often, one or both of the suspects will make incriminating statements. | https://www.thehardylawfirm.com/blog/what-are-miranda-rights-and-who-was-ernesto-miranda/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1324236755#15_2796360026 | Title: Who Is Ernesto Miranda? - Miranda Rights
Headings: What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
What Are Miranda Rights And Who Was Ernesto Miranda?
Why Was Ernesto Miranda Arrested?
The United States Supreme Court Decides Mr. Miranda’s Case and Establishes the “Miranda Rights”
Since Miranda v. Arizona, When Do Police Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
When Do Police Not Have to Read Suspects Their Miranda Rights?
What are Some Mistakes that Police Officers Make when they Read the Miranda Rights?
What Did Ernesto Miranda Do After He Was Released From Prison?
How Did Ernesto Miranda Die?
Know Your Miranda Rights
David C. Hardy
Content: In situations like this the Miranda warnings are not required. When two or more police officers are speaking to one another in the presence of the suspect, and the officers’ conversation amongst themselves is not reasonably likely to elicit an incriminating response from the suspect. For example, there is a famous Supreme Court case called Rhode Island v. Innis in which Mr. Innis was arrested by police for armed robbery of a cab driver. The cab driver identified Mr. Innis as the robber and claimed that Mr. Innis had robbed him with a shotgun. However, when the police arrested Mr. Innis near the scene of the robbery, he was unarmed. As the officers transported Mr. Innis to jail, Mr. Innis overheard the officers say in conversation to one another that there was a school for handicapped children that was in the area of the robbery, and that if one of the children found the hidden gun, they could hurt themselves. Mr. Innis then interrupted the officers’ conversation and told them to bring him back to the area of the robbery so he could show them where he had hidden the gun. The United States Supreme Court held that the term “interrogation” under Miranda referred not only to express questioning, but also to any | https://www.thehardylawfirm.com/blog/what-are-miranda-rights-and-who-was-ernesto-miranda/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1327039862#4_2803749935 | Title: How to Freeze Spinach - The Harvest Kitchen
Headings: How to Freeze Spinach
How to Freeze Spinach
Learn How to Freeze Spinach so you always have a stash of spinach on hand to add to soups, stews, skillets and smoothies.
How to Freeze Spinach Leaves for Smoothies
Freezing Spinach to Cook with Later
Recipes with Spinach
Yield: 4 servings
How to Freeze Spinach
Ingredients
Instructions
HOW TO FREEZE SPINACH LEAVES FOR SMOOTHIES
FREEZING SPINACH TO COOK WITH LATER
Content: Add to Smoothies : No need to thaw, just add the frozen spinach leaves right from the freezer to your blender when making smoothies. Freezing Spinach to Cook with Later
For spinach that I plan on adding to soups, stews and skillets, I first blanch the baby spinach leaves then freeze them in ice cube trays so spinach can easily be added to recipes on a whim. One pound of spinach will wilt down to about 1 cup when blanched. I use these spinach cubes a lot!!! They’re super handy to have stashed in the freezer! Rinse Spinach : Rinse raw spinach to remove dirt and debris and to discard brown looking and soggy leaves. Chop : Coarsely chop spinach discarding any long and tough stems. ( | https://www.theharvestkitchen.com/how-to-freeze-spinach/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1327039862#5_2803751299 | Title: How to Freeze Spinach - The Harvest Kitchen
Headings: How to Freeze Spinach
How to Freeze Spinach
Learn How to Freeze Spinach so you always have a stash of spinach on hand to add to soups, stews, skillets and smoothies.
How to Freeze Spinach Leaves for Smoothies
Freezing Spinach to Cook with Later
Recipes with Spinach
Yield: 4 servings
How to Freeze Spinach
Ingredients
Instructions
HOW TO FREEZE SPINACH LEAVES FOR SMOOTHIES
FREEZING SPINACH TO COOK WITH LATER
Content: They’re super handy to have stashed in the freezer! Rinse Spinach : Rinse raw spinach to remove dirt and debris and to discard brown looking and soggy leaves. Chop : Coarsely chop spinach discarding any long and tough stems. ( The spinach will be in bite-sized and more manageable pieces while it cooks in soups, stews and skillets). Blanch Spinach : Place spinach in a wire sieve or colander with a handle then submerge it in pot of boiling water for about 1 minute. The spinach will turn bright green. Remove spinach from boiling water then dunk it in ice water to halt the cooking process. | https://www.theharvestkitchen.com/how-to-freeze-spinach/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1327039862#6_2803752567 | Title: How to Freeze Spinach - The Harvest Kitchen
Headings: How to Freeze Spinach
How to Freeze Spinach
Learn How to Freeze Spinach so you always have a stash of spinach on hand to add to soups, stews, skillets and smoothies.
How to Freeze Spinach Leaves for Smoothies
Freezing Spinach to Cook with Later
Recipes with Spinach
Yield: 4 servings
How to Freeze Spinach
Ingredients
Instructions
HOW TO FREEZE SPINACH LEAVES FOR SMOOTHIES
FREEZING SPINACH TO COOK WITH LATER
Content: The spinach will be in bite-sized and more manageable pieces while it cooks in soups, stews and skillets). Blanch Spinach : Place spinach in a wire sieve or colander with a handle then submerge it in pot of boiling water for about 1 minute. The spinach will turn bright green. Remove spinach from boiling water then dunk it in ice water to halt the cooking process. Squeeze Excess Water : Lay the spinach out on paper towels and blot them to remove some of the liquid. Ice Cube Trays : Evenly distribute the blanched spinach in ice cube trays and freeze for 2-3 hours or until solid. Freezer Bags : | https://www.theharvestkitchen.com/how-to-freeze-spinach/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1327039862#13_2803762500 | Title: How to Freeze Spinach - The Harvest Kitchen
Headings: How to Freeze Spinach
How to Freeze Spinach
Learn How to Freeze Spinach so you always have a stash of spinach on hand to add to soups, stews, skillets and smoothies.
How to Freeze Spinach Leaves for Smoothies
Freezing Spinach to Cook with Later
Recipes with Spinach
Yield: 4 servings
How to Freeze Spinach
Ingredients
Instructions
HOW TO FREEZE SPINACH LEAVES FOR SMOOTHIES
FREEZING SPINACH TO COOK WITH LATER
Content: about 2 gallons per 1 pound spinach)
Fill a large bowl of water and ice. Place spinach in a steaming basket or wire sieve or colander with a handle then submerge it in pot of boiling water for about 1 minute. The spinach will turn bright green. Transfer spinach from boiling water to the bowl of water filled with ice. Remove from ice water and set aside leaving spinach in basket, sieve or colander so the excess water can drain. Spin the blanched spinach in a salad spinner or pat excess water from the spinach with paper towels. Evenly distribute the blanched spinach in ice cube trays and freeze for 2-3 hours or until solid. Mark the date on the outside of a freezer bag. Place the spinach cubes in freezer bags filling them up about 2/3 of the way. Press out as much air as you can while you seal. | https://www.theharvestkitchen.com/how-to-freeze-spinach/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1327039862#14_2803763976 | Title: How to Freeze Spinach - The Harvest Kitchen
Headings: How to Freeze Spinach
How to Freeze Spinach
Learn How to Freeze Spinach so you always have a stash of spinach on hand to add to soups, stews, skillets and smoothies.
How to Freeze Spinach Leaves for Smoothies
Freezing Spinach to Cook with Later
Recipes with Spinach
Yield: 4 servings
How to Freeze Spinach
Ingredients
Instructions
HOW TO FREEZE SPINACH LEAVES FOR SMOOTHIES
FREEZING SPINACH TO COOK WITH LATER
Content: Spin the blanched spinach in a salad spinner or pat excess water from the spinach with paper towels. Evenly distribute the blanched spinach in ice cube trays and freeze for 2-3 hours or until solid. Mark the date on the outside of a freezer bag. Place the spinach cubes in freezer bags filling them up about 2/3 of the way. Press out as much air as you can while you seal. Put the freezer bags filled with spinach cubes in the freezer and store for up to 3 months. No need to thaw - add spinach cubes right to soups, stews and skillets while cooking. posted in: Cooking Basics, Sides // 0 comments
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1329813584#6_2810299880 | Title: arsenic poisoning - diabetes - cancers -groundwater
Headings: Beware of arsenic poisoning: It may be in your drinking water too
Beware of arsenic poisoning: It may be in your drinking water too
A new study says that people who use contaminated groundwater for daily use have a higher risk of cancer due to the high level of arsenic in the system. Read on to know about the dangers of arsenic toxicity.
SOURCES OF ARSENIC POISONING
SYMPTOMS OF ARSENIC POISONING
HEALTH RISKS OF ARSENIC POISONING
Spontaneous abortion
Cancer
Diabetes
Renal effects
Neurologic effects
Dermal effects
Respiratory effects
TREATMENT OPTIONS
Blood transfusion
Bowel irrigation
Chelation therapy
Content: HEALTH RISKS OF ARSENIC POISONING
Arsenic poisoning may place you at risk of serious health complications. Let us take a look at a few of them. Spontaneous abortion
Spontaneous abortion is when you miscarry before 20 weeks of gestation without any outside intervention. According to US National Library of Medicine, arsenic exposure in pregnant woman disrupts the placental vasculogenesis and causes spontaneous abortion. If not spontaneous abortion, it can cause developmental defects. Cancer
Arsenic ingestion can cause cancers of the bladder, kidney, liver, prostate, lung and skin. According to Journal of the National Cancer Institute in USA, arsenic has the power to create cancer cells even after the exposure ends. It can wait in silence even for a decade before disrupting the metabolic system of your body. The amount of carcinogen substances found in arsenic is too high and has the ability to damage the genome or disrupt the cellular metabolic processes. Diabetes
It increases blood glucose level, which in turn affects insulin secretion. | https://www.thehealthsite.com/diseases-conditions/beware-of-arsenic-poisoning-it-may-be-in-your-drinking-water-too-684354/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1329813584#7_2810301884 | Title: arsenic poisoning - diabetes - cancers -groundwater
Headings: Beware of arsenic poisoning: It may be in your drinking water too
Beware of arsenic poisoning: It may be in your drinking water too
A new study says that people who use contaminated groundwater for daily use have a higher risk of cancer due to the high level of arsenic in the system. Read on to know about the dangers of arsenic toxicity.
SOURCES OF ARSENIC POISONING
SYMPTOMS OF ARSENIC POISONING
HEALTH RISKS OF ARSENIC POISONING
Spontaneous abortion
Cancer
Diabetes
Renal effects
Neurologic effects
Dermal effects
Respiratory effects
TREATMENT OPTIONS
Blood transfusion
Bowel irrigation
Chelation therapy
Content: Cancer
Arsenic ingestion can cause cancers of the bladder, kidney, liver, prostate, lung and skin. According to Journal of the National Cancer Institute in USA, arsenic has the power to create cancer cells even after the exposure ends. It can wait in silence even for a decade before disrupting the metabolic system of your body. The amount of carcinogen substances found in arsenic is too high and has the ability to damage the genome or disrupt the cellular metabolic processes. Diabetes
It increases blood glucose level, which in turn affects insulin secretion. A new study in American Journal of Physiology reports that long-lasting exposure to arsenic affects insulin secretion in the pancreas and leads to the development of diabetes. Renal effects
If you expos tubule to arsenic, chances are it will cause acute renal failure. It attacks the cortical necrosis and exposes the kidneys to several other problems including proteinuria. Neurologic effects
It can destroy the axonal cylinders, leading to peripheral neuropathy. Painful dysesthesia, ascending weakness and paralysis are all part of arsenic toxicity. | https://www.thehealthsite.com/diseases-conditions/beware-of-arsenic-poisoning-it-may-be-in-your-drinking-water-too-684354/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1329813584#8_2810303954 | Title: arsenic poisoning - diabetes - cancers -groundwater
Headings: Beware of arsenic poisoning: It may be in your drinking water too
Beware of arsenic poisoning: It may be in your drinking water too
A new study says that people who use contaminated groundwater for daily use have a higher risk of cancer due to the high level of arsenic in the system. Read on to know about the dangers of arsenic toxicity.
SOURCES OF ARSENIC POISONING
SYMPTOMS OF ARSENIC POISONING
HEALTH RISKS OF ARSENIC POISONING
Spontaneous abortion
Cancer
Diabetes
Renal effects
Neurologic effects
Dermal effects
Respiratory effects
TREATMENT OPTIONS
Blood transfusion
Bowel irrigation
Chelation therapy
Content: A new study in American Journal of Physiology reports that long-lasting exposure to arsenic affects insulin secretion in the pancreas and leads to the development of diabetes. Renal effects
If you expos tubule to arsenic, chances are it will cause acute renal failure. It attacks the cortical necrosis and exposes the kidneys to several other problems including proteinuria. Neurologic effects
It can destroy the axonal cylinders, leading to peripheral neuropathy. Painful dysesthesia, ascending weakness and paralysis are all part of arsenic toxicity. Dermal effects
Skin lesions are very common in this kind of poisoning. These are usually visible near the axillae, eyelids, groin, neck, nipples and temples. They are dark brown in colour with scattered pale spots. These lesions cause hyperkeratosis, hyperpigmentation and even skin cancer. Respiratory effects
Arsenic, when inhaled, destroys the mucosa in the nose and causes nasal septum perforation. | https://www.thehealthsite.com/diseases-conditions/beware-of-arsenic-poisoning-it-may-be-in-your-drinking-water-too-684354/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1330390502#1_2812009680 | Title: If you don't learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse! | TheHealthSite.com
Headings: If you don’t learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse!
If you don’t learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse!
It is important to grieve the deal of a loved one or deal with loss the proper way says Dr Arun John. Find out why...
Why some people don t grieve
Self-blame
Acute depression
Anxiety
Lifestyle diseases
Content: May 29, 2017 6:49 pm
Tags: Death Mind Psychology
Imagine that you injured yourself and there is a fresh, bleeding wound on your hand. Instead of letting the injury heal, you go about with your life ignoring that it even exists. Before you know it, the wound starts to fester, causing more pain and discomfort than before. What could have been fixed with a little bit of care and attention is now a big gaping wound that will take more time to heal. Also Read - Are you an only child? Here are some amazing facts about growing up without siblings
Also Read - Narcissism: Does your partner have this personality disorder? Like physical wounds, your emotional wounds get worse when you ignore it. That s probably why you hear people telling you to cry it out if you are going through a rough phase in your life. | https://www.thehealthsite.com/diseases-conditions/if-you-dont-learn-to-deal-with-grief-and-loss-it-can-lead-to-depression-or-worse-k0517-491871/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1330390502#2_2812011275 | Title: If you don't learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse! | TheHealthSite.com
Headings: If you don’t learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse!
If you don’t learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse!
It is important to grieve the deal of a loved one or deal with loss the proper way says Dr Arun John. Find out why...
Why some people don t grieve
Self-blame
Acute depression
Anxiety
Lifestyle diseases
Content: Also Read - Are you an only child? Here are some amazing facts about growing up without siblings
Also Read - Narcissism: Does your partner have this personality disorder? Like physical wounds, your emotional wounds get worse when you ignore it. That s probably why you hear people telling you to cry it out if you are going through a rough phase in your life. Also Read - Lowering blood pressure may prevent premature deaths from cardiovascular disease
Why some people don t grieve
Sadly, some of us hate showing the world we are vulnerable. We hate being perceived as powerless or weak. So we put on a brave face and make it seem like we aren t hurt. Society sometimes dictates what we can and cannot grieve about. I was shamed for grieving for my pet cat who died in an accident last year. “ | https://www.thehealthsite.com/diseases-conditions/if-you-dont-learn-to-deal-with-grief-and-loss-it-can-lead-to-depression-or-worse-k0517-491871/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1330390502#3_2812012860 | Title: If you don't learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse! | TheHealthSite.com
Headings: If you don’t learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse!
If you don’t learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse!
It is important to grieve the deal of a loved one or deal with loss the proper way says Dr Arun John. Find out why...
Why some people don t grieve
Self-blame
Acute depression
Anxiety
Lifestyle diseases
Content: Also Read - Lowering blood pressure may prevent premature deaths from cardiovascular disease
Why some people don t grieve
Sadly, some of us hate showing the world we are vulnerable. We hate being perceived as powerless or weak. So we put on a brave face and make it seem like we aren t hurt. Society sometimes dictates what we can and cannot grieve about. I was shamed for grieving for my pet cat who died in an accident last year. “ It s an animal, after all,” they would scoff! Sudden loss of a loved one or failure of a relationship can leave us stunned for a while, delaying the grieving process. We may want to put things behind us and move on with life and speed up the grieving process. According to the K bler-Ross model, a person undergoes five stages of emotions in the grieving process: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. | https://www.thehealthsite.com/diseases-conditions/if-you-dont-learn-to-deal-with-grief-and-loss-it-can-lead-to-depression-or-worse-k0517-491871/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1330390502#4_2812014508 | Title: If you don't learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse! | TheHealthSite.com
Headings: If you don’t learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse!
If you don’t learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse!
It is important to grieve the deal of a loved one or deal with loss the proper way says Dr Arun John. Find out why...
Why some people don t grieve
Self-blame
Acute depression
Anxiety
Lifestyle diseases
Content: It s an animal, after all,” they would scoff! Sudden loss of a loved one or failure of a relationship can leave us stunned for a while, delaying the grieving process. We may want to put things behind us and move on with life and speed up the grieving process. According to the K bler-Ross model, a person undergoes five stages of emotions in the grieving process: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Skipping any of these steps can lengthen the grieving process causing more harm than good. Dr Arun John, executive vice president of the Vandrevala Foundation, who has a wealth of experience in dealing with bereavement and grief issues, tells us what could go wrong if we don t grieve properly. Self-blame
Self-blame is a telltale sign of an incomplete grieving process, says Dr John. If someone doesn t grieve properly, they may get stuck at the bargaining stage. They get obsessed and waste a lot of their time and energy investigating what went wrong and how they are to be blamed for it, adds Dr John. | https://www.thehealthsite.com/diseases-conditions/if-you-dont-learn-to-deal-with-grief-and-loss-it-can-lead-to-depression-or-worse-k0517-491871/ |
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If you don’t learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse!
It is important to grieve the deal of a loved one or deal with loss the proper way says Dr Arun John. Find out why...
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Content: Usually, people blame themselves for a week or two, but if the self-blame extends for more than one month, the person could need help. Acute depression
If the grieving process is not complete, the person could slip into acute depression, says Dr John. Depression sets in when the person does not deal with his or feelings of grief appropriately. It may not show initially, but if the problem is not dealt with at the earliest, it may spill into his personal life and work. Prolonged depression can also become a cause for other health and mental problems. Anxiety
According to Dr John, prolonged depression can also precipitate anxiety. When the loss is sudden or unexpected and if the person doesn t give enough time for grief, he can slip into a state of stress and anxiety. In the case of a loved one’s passing, the idea of having seen death at such close quarters makes the person think about his own mortality. Lifestyle diseases
It s a known fact that stress, anxiety and depression can have serious effects on your health in the long run. Repressed negative emotions like fear and sadness cause elevated levels of cortisol in the blood. | https://www.thehealthsite.com/diseases-conditions/if-you-dont-learn-to-deal-with-grief-and-loss-it-can-lead-to-depression-or-worse-k0517-491871/ |
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Headings: If you don’t learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse!
If you don’t learn to deal with grief and loss, it can lead to depression or worse!
It is important to grieve the deal of a loved one or deal with loss the proper way says Dr Arun John. Find out why...
Why some people don t grieve
Self-blame
Acute depression
Anxiety
Lifestyle diseases
Content: Anxiety
According to Dr John, prolonged depression can also precipitate anxiety. When the loss is sudden or unexpected and if the person doesn t give enough time for grief, he can slip into a state of stress and anxiety. In the case of a loved one’s passing, the idea of having seen death at such close quarters makes the person think about his own mortality. Lifestyle diseases
It s a known fact that stress, anxiety and depression can have serious effects on your health in the long run. Repressed negative emotions like fear and sadness cause elevated levels of cortisol in the blood. It can lead to weight gain, hypertension and other lifestyle diseases, says Dr John. Some may take to binge eating or drinking to escape confronting negative feelings; this can also affect their health adversely. Whether it is a death of a loved one or a loss of a relationship, only you know the depth of your grief. Instead of bottling up your negative emotions, you should deal with it at the earliest. | https://www.thehealthsite.com/diseases-conditions/if-you-dont-learn-to-deal-with-grief-and-loss-it-can-lead-to-depression-or-worse-k0517-491871/ |
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Medico legal cases: Top facts you should know
In a country where 130,000 deaths occur annually due to road traffic accidents and 53% women suffer from domestic violence leading to grave injuries, it is important that hospitals and the law work ha
What does the law say?
Content: Read: How to be prepared for a medical emergency
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What does the law say? The law states that concerns like legal formalities, monetary considerations or even the infrastructural restraints of the institution should not prohibit the institution or hospital from providing basic and emergency medical treatment. Here are a few things you should know : A hospital cannot deny emergency medical care to an accident victim under Article 21. It cannot deny treatment on the pretext of lack of facilities. They have to provide emergency care and then transfer the patient safely (via their ambulance) to the nearest facility. This includes government and private hospitals; it also includes private clinics and nursing homes. | https://www.thehealthsite.com/diseases-conditions/medico-legal-cases-top-facts-you-should-know-48435/ |
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The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
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Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
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The cancer report
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Cancer Institute published a comprehensive report on national cancer statistics titled, Leading Cancer Cases and Deaths, Male and Female, 2012-2016. The report reveals, among other things, each state’s cancer rate per 100,000 people from 2012-2016. For comparison, the overall U.S. rate is 448 new cases per 100,000 people. An important thing to know about cancer rates: The better a state is at screening for cancer, the more disease it will find; | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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The cancer report
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Cancer Institute published a comprehensive report on national cancer statistics titled, Leading Cancer Cases and Deaths, Male and Female, 2012-2016. The report reveals, among other things, each state’s cancer rate per 100,000 people from 2012-2016. For comparison, the overall U.S. rate is 448 new cases per 100,000 people. An important thing to know about cancer rates: The better a state is at screening for cancer, the more disease it will find; in other words, don’t despair if your state happens to be in the top 20 list. Take a close look at your state’s death rate from cancer (the average in the U.S. is 161 per 100,000): Your state could have a great track record of treating cancer and helping people survive. Here’s some more good news about the fight against cancer. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
Kentucky
With slightly more than 521 new cases per 100,000 people, Kentucky has the highest cancer rate in the country. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
Content: in other words, don’t despair if your state happens to be in the top 20 list. Take a close look at your state’s death rate from cancer (the average in the U.S. is 161 per 100,000): Your state could have a great track record of treating cancer and helping people survive. Here’s some more good news about the fight against cancer. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
Kentucky
With slightly more than 521 new cases per 100,000 people, Kentucky has the highest cancer rate in the country. It also has the highest cancer death rate in the country —198 per 100,000 people. The three types of cancer with the highest prevalence (meaning the most people living with a cancer diagnosed either recently or in the past) were breast, prostate, and lung—as is true for most of the states on this list. However, the death rate due to lung cancer was a striking rate of 66 per 100,000, which is higher than the average death rate from lung cancer in the US which is 42 per 100,000. Here’s the lifestyle changes cancer doctors make to avoid cancer. Jon Bilous/Shutterstock
Delaware
Although Delaware’s cancer rate—498.4 per 100,000—is second in the country and well above the national average, the state’s cancer death rate is 169.6 per 100,000. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
Content: It also has the highest cancer death rate in the country —198 per 100,000 people. The three types of cancer with the highest prevalence (meaning the most people living with a cancer diagnosed either recently or in the past) were breast, prostate, and lung—as is true for most of the states on this list. However, the death rate due to lung cancer was a striking rate of 66 per 100,000, which is higher than the average death rate from lung cancer in the US which is 42 per 100,000. Here’s the lifestyle changes cancer doctors make to avoid cancer. Jon Bilous/Shutterstock
Delaware
Although Delaware’s cancer rate—498.4 per 100,000—is second in the country and well above the national average, the state’s cancer death rate is 169.6 per 100,000. The top three causes of cancer death in Delaware are female breast, prostate, and lung. The best way to lower risk of lung cancer is to stop smoking. Here are 23 ways to quit smoking for good. Paul Brady Photography/Shutterstock
Pennsylvania
With a rate of 487 per 100,000, Pennsylvania comes in at the third highest. While breast, prostate, and lung cancers are the most prevalent, thyroid cancer is more common in Pennsylvania than in other states. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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Headings: The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
Content: The top three causes of cancer death in Delaware are female breast, prostate, and lung. The best way to lower risk of lung cancer is to stop smoking. Here are 23 ways to quit smoking for good. Paul Brady Photography/Shutterstock
Pennsylvania
With a rate of 487 per 100,000, Pennsylvania comes in at the third highest. While breast, prostate, and lung cancers are the most prevalent, thyroid cancer is more common in Pennsylvania than in other states. Penn State researchers report that the state’s incidence of thyroid cancer may be higher than it is in the rest of the United States, possibly due to the Three Mile Island incident back in 1979. The cause of thyroid cancer is often unknown, but exposure to low-dose radiation in childhood, as well as obesity, are known risk factors. The thyroid cancer rates did not go up right after the nuclear plant accident in the late 1970s, so other risk factors like obesity or better detection in recent years could be to blame for the higher rates. And the good news is that thyroid cancer is highly curable. Pennsylvania’s cancer death rate is 169 per 100,000. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
Content: Penn State researchers report that the state’s incidence of thyroid cancer may be higher than it is in the rest of the United States, possibly due to the Three Mile Island incident back in 1979. The cause of thyroid cancer is often unknown, but exposure to low-dose radiation in childhood, as well as obesity, are known risk factors. The thyroid cancer rates did not go up right after the nuclear plant accident in the late 1970s, so other risk factors like obesity or better detection in recent years could be to blame for the higher rates. And the good news is that thyroid cancer is highly curable. Pennsylvania’s cancer death rate is 169 per 100,000. These are six symptoms of thyroid cancer you shouldn’t ignore. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
New Hampshire
New Hampshire ranks fourth in the nation for cancer diagnoses at 483.5 per 100,000. Lung, breast and prostate are the most common cancers diagnosed in New Hampshire. The state’s cancer death rate is 162per 100,000, slightly less than the national average. Here are 10 prostate cancer myths that might surprise you. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
Content: These are six symptoms of thyroid cancer you shouldn’t ignore. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
New Hampshire
New Hampshire ranks fourth in the nation for cancer diagnoses at 483.5 per 100,000. Lung, breast and prostate are the most common cancers diagnosed in New Hampshire. The state’s cancer death rate is 162per 100,000, slightly less than the national average. Here are 10 prostate cancer myths that might surprise you. Mihai_Andritoiu/Shutterstock
New Jersey
Tied with New York, New Jersey has the fifth highest cancer rate in the country—about 483.4 per 100,000—and a cancer death rate of 153.5, Jersey’s high diagnosis rate may have something to do with the levels of radon: As many as one in six New Jersey homes may register some level of contamination, according to this map from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. But again, there are a lot of risk factors for cancer that can complicate the picture, and better screening can also raise the rates. Here’s what you need to know about radon testing. ItzaVU/Shutterstock
New York
With a rate of about 482 per 100,000, New York is sixth in the nation for cancer diagnoses. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
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New Jersey
Tied with New York, New Jersey has the fifth highest cancer rate in the country—about 483.4 per 100,000—and a cancer death rate of 153.5, Jersey’s high diagnosis rate may have something to do with the levels of radon: As many as one in six New Jersey homes may register some level of contamination, according to this map from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. But again, there are a lot of risk factors for cancer that can complicate the picture, and better screening can also raise the rates. Here’s what you need to know about radon testing. ItzaVU/Shutterstock
New York
With a rate of about 482 per 100,000, New York is sixth in the nation for cancer diagnoses. New York is below the national average death rate, coming in at 151per 100,000. In 2016, pancreatic cancer became one of the top three causes of cancer death in New York. This is why pancreatic cancer is so hard to treat. f11photo/Shutterstock
Louisiana
Louisiana is the seventh highest state for cancer diagnoses, with 481 per 100,000. The state’s death rate of roughly 183 per 100,000, however, is higher than the nation’s average, placing it tenth in the nation for cancer deaths. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
Content: New York is below the national average death rate, coming in at 151per 100,000. In 2016, pancreatic cancer became one of the top three causes of cancer death in New York. This is why pancreatic cancer is so hard to treat. f11photo/Shutterstock
Louisiana
Louisiana is the seventh highest state for cancer diagnoses, with 481 per 100,000. The state’s death rate of roughly 183 per 100,000, however, is higher than the nation’s average, placing it tenth in the nation for cancer deaths. Here are nine surprising risk factors for cancer. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
Rhode Island
At 477.5 per 100,000, Rhode Island ranks eighth worst in the nation for new cases of cancer. The state also comes in below the national death rate—165 per 100,000. Lung, female breast and prostate are the leading cancer killers in Rhode Island. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
West Virginia
At 476 per 100,000, West Virginia comes in ninth worst in the nation for diagnoses. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
Content: Here are nine surprising risk factors for cancer. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
Rhode Island
At 477.5 per 100,000, Rhode Island ranks eighth worst in the nation for new cases of cancer. The state also comes in below the national death rate—165 per 100,000. Lung, female breast and prostate are the leading cancer killers in Rhode Island. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
West Virginia
At 476 per 100,000, West Virginia comes in ninth worst in the nation for diagnoses. It also ranks third in the nation for highest cancer death rates—at slightly less than 190 per 100,000. Lung, breast and colon cancer are the top causes of cancer death in West Virginia. Here are 12 cancer-fighting foods to eat every day whether you live in West Virginia or another state. Jim David/Shutterstock
Maine
At 475.9 per 100,000, Maine’s rate of cancer diagnoses are just slightly behind those in West Virginia, making it the 10th highest in the US . With a death rate of 174 per 100,000, it ranks 12th worst in cancer deaths. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
Content: It also ranks third in the nation for highest cancer death rates—at slightly less than 190 per 100,000. Lung, breast and colon cancer are the top causes of cancer death in West Virginia. Here are 12 cancer-fighting foods to eat every day whether you live in West Virginia or another state. Jim David/Shutterstock
Maine
At 475.9 per 100,000, Maine’s rate of cancer diagnoses are just slightly behind those in West Virginia, making it the 10th highest in the US . With a death rate of 174 per 100,000, it ranks 12th worst in cancer deaths. Female breast, prostate and lung cancer are among the most commonly diagnosed cancers in Maine. Here are 6 proven habits to prevent breast cancer no matter what state you live in. Henryk Sadura/Shutterstock
Iowa
Iowa’s rate of cancer diagnoses is 475.2 per 100,000, making it 11th in the nation. With 165.6 deaths per 100,000, which is higher than the overall death rate from cancer in the US. Here are 30 simple ways to prevent cancer. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
Content: Female breast, prostate and lung cancer are among the most commonly diagnosed cancers in Maine. Here are 6 proven habits to prevent breast cancer no matter what state you live in. Henryk Sadura/Shutterstock
Iowa
Iowa’s rate of cancer diagnoses is 475.2 per 100,000, making it 11th in the nation. With 165.6 deaths per 100,000, which is higher than the overall death rate from cancer in the US. Here are 30 simple ways to prevent cancer. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
Connecticut
With an incidence rate of 472,4 per 100,000, Connecticut ranks 12th in the nation. This may be due to Connecticut’s higher-than-average rate of breast cancer diagnoses—140 new cases per 100,000 people—placing it second in the nation (behind New Hampshire). However, Connecticut’s cancer death rate of 127 per 100,000 is well below the national average and places it among the top ten states for survival—seventh best overall. Here are the ten commandments for emotionally coping with a breast cancer diagnosis. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
Mississippi
Number 13 in the nation for cancer diagnoses, Mississippi has a rate of 468.6 per 100,000. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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Headings: The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
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Connecticut
With an incidence rate of 472,4 per 100,000, Connecticut ranks 12th in the nation. This may be due to Connecticut’s higher-than-average rate of breast cancer diagnoses—140 new cases per 100,000 people—placing it second in the nation (behind New Hampshire). However, Connecticut’s cancer death rate of 127 per 100,000 is well below the national average and places it among the top ten states for survival—seventh best overall. Here are the ten commandments for emotionally coping with a breast cancer diagnosis. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
Mississippi
Number 13 in the nation for cancer diagnoses, Mississippi has a rate of 468.6 per 100,000. Unfortunately, the state’s cancer death rate of 194 per 100,000 puts Mississippi second worst in the nation, ahead of only Kentucky. Mississippi also has the fourth highest rate of lung cancer diagnoses in the US. Here are seven signs of lung cancer you may be ignoring. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
Arkansas
Arkansas ranks 14th highest in the country for cancer diagnoses, with a rate of 464 per 100,000. With a cancer death rate of slightly more than 85 per 100,000, Arkansas has the fourth highest rate of cancer deaths in the US. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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Headings: The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
Content: Unfortunately, the state’s cancer death rate of 194 per 100,000 puts Mississippi second worst in the nation, ahead of only Kentucky. Mississippi also has the fourth highest rate of lung cancer diagnoses in the US. Here are seven signs of lung cancer you may be ignoring. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
Arkansas
Arkansas ranks 14th highest in the country for cancer diagnoses, with a rate of 464 per 100,000. With a cancer death rate of slightly more than 85 per 100,000, Arkansas has the fourth highest rate of cancer deaths in the US. Arkansas is also has the fifth highest rate of colon cancer deaths. Here’s a breakdown of 9 colorectal cancer risk factors you can control—and 7 you can’ t.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin ranks 15th worst for cancer diagnoses with 467 per 100,000. Wisconsin’s cancer death rate is just shy of 163 per 100,000, placing it smack in the middle of the nation’s rankings at 13. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
Georgia
At 466.4 per 100,000, Georgia’s cancer diagnosis rate places it as the 16th worst in the nation, and its cancer death rate of 165.6 per 100,000, places it above the nation’s average. Check out the 15 things that cancer doctors do to prevent cancer. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
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Headings: The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
Content: Arkansas is also has the fifth highest rate of colon cancer deaths. Here’s a breakdown of 9 colorectal cancer risk factors you can control—and 7 you can’ t.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin ranks 15th worst for cancer diagnoses with 467 per 100,000. Wisconsin’s cancer death rate is just shy of 163 per 100,000, placing it smack in the middle of the nation’s rankings at 13. Sean Pavone/Shutterstock
Georgia
At 466.4 per 100,000, Georgia’s cancer diagnosis rate places it as the 16th worst in the nation, and its cancer death rate of 165.6 per 100,000, places it above the nation’s average. Check out the 15 things that cancer doctors do to prevent cancer. photo.ua/Shutterstock
Minnesota
Minnesota ranks 20th in the nation for cancer diagnoses (464 per 100,000), which places it above the national average. But Minnesota’s cancer death rate is well below average at 153.4 per 100,000, lower than the US average. The state’s lung cancer diagnosis rate is below the national average. Sources
CDC , Leading Cancer Cases and Deaths, Male and Female, 2012-2016. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Radon Potential Map. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1332084841#15_2816903456 | Title: The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates | The Healthy
Headings: The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The 20 States with the Highest Cancer Rates
The U.S. cancer risk isn't spread evenly across the states: Here are the 20 states with the highest cancer rates.
The cancer report
Kentucky
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Maine
Iowa
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lauren Cahn
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Minnesota
Minnesota ranks 20th in the nation for cancer diagnoses (464 per 100,000), which places it above the national average. But Minnesota’s cancer death rate is well below average at 153.4 per 100,000, lower than the US average. The state’s lung cancer diagnosis rate is below the national average. Sources
CDC , Leading Cancer Cases and Deaths, Male and Female, 2012-2016. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Radon Potential Map. Medically reviewed by Tia Jackson-Bey, MD, on October 17, 2019
Originally Published: October 22, 2019
Lauren Cahn
Lauren Cahn is a New York-based writer whose work has appeared regularly on Reader's Digest, The Huffington Post, and a variety of other publications since 2008. She covers health, fitness, yoga, and lifestyle, among other topics. An author of crime fiction, Lauren's book The Trust Game, was short-listed for the 2017 CLUE Award for emerging talent in the genre of suspense fiction. | https://www.thehealthy.com/cancer/states-with-the-highest-cancer-rates/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1334425816#3_2822950155 | Title: How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods) | Healthy Home Economist
Headings: How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods)
How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods)
Traditional Cultured Buttermilk
Grassfed Buttermilk?
The Many Ways to Make Homemade Cultured Buttermilk
How to Make Buttermilk from Cream
The Easiest Way to Make Buttermilk
Benefits of Real Cultured Buttermilk
Real Buttermilk is Low Carb, Fake Buttermilk is High Carb
How to Use Buttermilk
Homemade Traditional Buttermilk (Low Carb, Probiotic Rich)
Servings 1 cup
Ingredients
Equipment
Instructions
Recipe Notes
Nutrition Facts
% Daily Value*
Sarah Pope MGA
Content: It’s nice that the ingredients are all organic, the pasteurized milk comes from grass-fed cows, and the product contains some probiotic cultures, but this isn’t real buttermilk! The Many Ways to Make Homemade Cultured Buttermilk
Another reason buttermilk is so confusing is that there are a number of ways to make it. Below is an overview of four different traditional methods. The last one is my favorite because it costs nothing and takes no extra time. The recipe at the end covers methods 1 and 2. How to Make Buttermilk from Cream
Unpasteurized cream that is slightly soured is naturally rich in enzymes and probiotics. Churning this type of cream (I use a blender or a hand mixer to make it very easy) produces raw butter along with small amounts of cultured buttermilk. You can see what the process looks like in this video recipe on how to make butter. The picture above shows me pouring the buttermilk into a bowl after churning the cream into butter with my blender. Buttermilk is best made with raw cream. | https://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/buttermilk-benefits-uses-recipes/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1334425816#5_2822953943 | Title: How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods) | Healthy Home Economist
Headings: How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods)
How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods)
Traditional Cultured Buttermilk
Grassfed Buttermilk?
The Many Ways to Make Homemade Cultured Buttermilk
How to Make Buttermilk from Cream
The Easiest Way to Make Buttermilk
Benefits of Real Cultured Buttermilk
Real Buttermilk is Low Carb, Fake Buttermilk is High Carb
How to Use Buttermilk
Homemade Traditional Buttermilk (Low Carb, Probiotic Rich)
Servings 1 cup
Ingredients
Equipment
Instructions
Recipe Notes
Nutrition Facts
% Daily Value*
Sarah Pope MGA
Content: However, if all you have is pasteurized cream, you can still make it (do not use ultra-pasteurized or UHT cream). This type of cream is void of any probiotics or enzymes due to high heat processing. Hence, uncultured butter and buttermilk are the results when you churn it. However, you can then add buttermilk starter culture and ferment this uncultured buttermilk into cultured buttermilk. Yet a third way to make cultured buttermilk is to make homemade cultured cream before churning it into cultured butter and buttermilk. The Easiest Way to Make Buttermilk
A final way to make homemade buttermilk is to simply buy a quart from a local raw dairy farm. It is usually quite inexpensive too since it is the by-product of making butter. Leave this raw, uncultured buttermilk on the counter for 1-2 days before refrigerating. This will allow it to naturally sour into cultured form. Now you know that true buttermilk is the thin liquid leftover from churning cream into butter. | https://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/buttermilk-benefits-uses-recipes/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1334425816#6_2822955779 | Title: How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods) | Healthy Home Economist
Headings: How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods)
How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods)
Traditional Cultured Buttermilk
Grassfed Buttermilk?
The Many Ways to Make Homemade Cultured Buttermilk
How to Make Buttermilk from Cream
The Easiest Way to Make Buttermilk
Benefits of Real Cultured Buttermilk
Real Buttermilk is Low Carb, Fake Buttermilk is High Carb
How to Use Buttermilk
Homemade Traditional Buttermilk (Low Carb, Probiotic Rich)
Servings 1 cup
Ingredients
Equipment
Instructions
Recipe Notes
Nutrition Facts
% Daily Value*
Sarah Pope MGA
Content: The Easiest Way to Make Buttermilk
A final way to make homemade buttermilk is to simply buy a quart from a local raw dairy farm. It is usually quite inexpensive too since it is the by-product of making butter. Leave this raw, uncultured buttermilk on the counter for 1-2 days before refrigerating. This will allow it to naturally sour into cultured form. Now you know that true buttermilk is the thin liquid leftover from churning cream into butter. It is not whole, low-fat, or nonfat milk with buttermilk powder and thickeners added. Neither is it milk cultured with buttermilk starter. You can certainly make it this way if you like. In fact, most recipes on the internet suggest this method. However, it is not the real thing. | https://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/buttermilk-benefits-uses-recipes/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1334425816#11_2822964777 | Title: How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods) | Healthy Home Economist
Headings: How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods)
How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods)
Traditional Cultured Buttermilk
Grassfed Buttermilk?
The Many Ways to Make Homemade Cultured Buttermilk
How to Make Buttermilk from Cream
The Easiest Way to Make Buttermilk
Benefits of Real Cultured Buttermilk
Real Buttermilk is Low Carb, Fake Buttermilk is High Carb
How to Use Buttermilk
Homemade Traditional Buttermilk (Low Carb, Probiotic Rich)
Servings 1 cup
Ingredients
Equipment
Instructions
Recipe Notes
Nutrition Facts
% Daily Value*
Sarah Pope MGA
Content: How to Use Buttermilk
It is important to note that buttermilk should be cultured in order for it to be acidic enough (from the beneficial lactic acid bacteria) to be used for soaking flour for pancakes, soaked waffles, soaked bread and so forth. As mentioned earlier, cultured buttermilk is also an important ingredient for making homemade quark, a German-style dairy food similar in texture to Greek yogurt. Buttermilk also should be cultured when used as a natural remedy for indigestion or sour stomach. Homemade Traditional Buttermilk (Low Carb, Probiotic Rich)
Easy blender method for making buttermilk out of heavy whipping cream. One pint of cream produces a half pound of butter and one cup of plain or cultured buttermilk. Prep Time 5 minutes
Servings 1 cup
Calories 50 kcal
Author Sarah Pope MGA
Ingredients
1 pint heavy whipping cream preferably raw and grass-fed
1 buttermilk starter not needed if using raw cream
Equipment
1 blender or food processor
Instructions
Pour cream into the blender or food processor. Secure the lid firmly. Turn on low and let the cream churn for 5-10 minutes. If your cream is very fresh and cold, it will take longer to whip into butter. Once you can see the separation of butter from buttermilk is complete, turn off the blender and carefully pour the buttermilk into a bowl. | https://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/buttermilk-benefits-uses-recipes/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1334425816#12_2822966967 | Title: How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods) | Healthy Home Economist
Headings: How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods)
How to Make REAL Buttermilk (4 Easy Methods)
Traditional Cultured Buttermilk
Grassfed Buttermilk?
The Many Ways to Make Homemade Cultured Buttermilk
How to Make Buttermilk from Cream
The Easiest Way to Make Buttermilk
Benefits of Real Cultured Buttermilk
Real Buttermilk is Low Carb, Fake Buttermilk is High Carb
How to Use Buttermilk
Homemade Traditional Buttermilk (Low Carb, Probiotic Rich)
Servings 1 cup
Ingredients
Equipment
Instructions
Recipe Notes
Nutrition Facts
% Daily Value*
Sarah Pope MGA
Content: Prep Time 5 minutes
Servings 1 cup
Calories 50 kcal
Author Sarah Pope MGA
Ingredients
1 pint heavy whipping cream preferably raw and grass-fed
1 buttermilk starter not needed if using raw cream
Equipment
1 blender or food processor
Instructions
Pour cream into the blender or food processor. Secure the lid firmly. Turn on low and let the cream churn for 5-10 minutes. If your cream is very fresh and cold, it will take longer to whip into butter. Once you can see the separation of butter from buttermilk is complete, turn off the blender and carefully pour the buttermilk into a bowl. If you use a fine mesh cheesecloth, you will separate out all the small bits of butter as well. If you want cultured buttermilk and you used raw cream, leave the strained buttermilk on the counter in a sealed mason jar for 1-2 days. It will naturally ferment into cultured buttermilk. If you used pasteurized cream, add buttermilk starter and use as directed. You will end up with about 1 cup of butter and 1 cup of buttermilk. | https://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/buttermilk-benefits-uses-recipes/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1353619545#4_2872465124 | Title: Sexual Assault: 15 Tips to Protect Yourself - TheHopeLine
Headings: Sexual Assault: 15 Tips to Protect Yourself
Sexual Assault: 15 Tips to Protect Yourself
15 Tips for Protecting Yourself from Sexual Assault
At a Party
Sexual Assault: A Rape Survivor’s Story
When Walking Alone
On a Date
Here are some resources for you:
Also, check out our eBook, which includes the types and warning signs of sexual assault and the steps to take if you have been sexually assaulted.
Content: At a Party
Stick together with your friends or let them know where you are going. It does not hurt to have code words to alert a friend if you are getting uncomfortable. Be aware of your alcohol consumption. My first recommendation is don’t drink especially if you are under age. But if you are going to have a drink, know your limits. There is no disputing the fact that alcohol compromises your ability to make responsible decisions and be accurately aware of your situation. Over half of sexual assaults among college students involve alcohol. If you do have a drink, don’t let it out of your site. You never know when someone might slip something into your drink. If you leave it unattended, get a new drink. | https://www.thehopeline.com/sexual-assault-15-tips-to-protect-yourself/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1353619545#5_2872466539 | Title: Sexual Assault: 15 Tips to Protect Yourself - TheHopeLine
Headings: Sexual Assault: 15 Tips to Protect Yourself
Sexual Assault: 15 Tips to Protect Yourself
15 Tips for Protecting Yourself from Sexual Assault
At a Party
Sexual Assault: A Rape Survivor’s Story
When Walking Alone
On a Date
Here are some resources for you:
Also, check out our eBook, which includes the types and warning signs of sexual assault and the steps to take if you have been sexually assaulted.
Content: There is no disputing the fact that alcohol compromises your ability to make responsible decisions and be accurately aware of your situation. Over half of sexual assaults among college students involve alcohol. If you do have a drink, don’t let it out of your site. You never know when someone might slip something into your drink. If you leave it unattended, get a new drink. Never accept a drink from someone you don’t know. Be ready to speak up to help someone out. If a situation seems wrong, step up. Find others to support you and then offer some distraction to rescue a friend or peer from a questionable situation. Sexual Assault: | https://www.thehopeline.com/sexual-assault-15-tips-to-protect-yourself/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1361799449#8_2896878980 | Title: Your social media policy: What to include, what to leave out
Headings: Your social media policy: What to include, what to leave out
Your social media policy: What to include, what to leave out
Anniken Davenport
Defining social media sites for employers
NLRB restrictions and your handbook
Balancing test
Banned social media policies
Allowed social media policies
Social media and recruiting
WHAT TO READ NEXT
Content: For example, you can prohibit employees from revealing social security numbers. A social media policy that required employees use their real names when discussing workplace issues. The rule applied to all social media usage, including personal or company sites. The NLRB nixed the rule because the NLRA allows anonymous workplace condition criticism. Allowed social media policies
A social media policy that only designated employees are allowed to speak on behalf of the company on social media. It allowed other employees to speak on social media if they clarified they weren’t speaking as an official company representative. This was OK. A policy that doesn’t allow anyone other than CVS to register social media accounts using company names or logos. This restriction is allowed. However, employees can use logos on picket lines and the like. | https://www.thehrspecialist.com/10245/sample-policy-social-media |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1361799449#10_2896881721 | Title: Your social media policy: What to include, what to leave out
Headings: Your social media policy: What to include, what to leave out
Your social media policy: What to include, what to leave out
Anniken Davenport
Defining social media sites for employers
NLRB restrictions and your handbook
Balancing test
Banned social media policies
Allowed social media policies
Social media and recruiting
WHAT TO READ NEXT
Content: The NLRB didn’t address whether registering a parody account would be allowed. A social media disclaimer policy. It requires employees discussing the company to clarify they are not doing so in their official capacity. This rule was allowed. A civility rule for social media. It states, “Do not be disrespectful or break the law. You should not post anything discriminatory, harassing, bullying, threatening, defamatory or unlawful. Don’t post content, images or photos that you don’t have the right to use.” This rule was lawful. A disclosure rule that requires employees include in their Twitter bio a statement that “Tweets are my own” or “Views my own.” | https://www.thehrspecialist.com/10245/sample-policy-social-media |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1361799449#18_2896892865 | Title: Your social media policy: What to include, what to leave out
Headings: Your social media policy: What to include, what to leave out
Your social media policy: What to include, what to leave out
Anniken Davenport
Defining social media sites for employers
NLRB restrictions and your handbook
Balancing test
Banned social media policies
Allowed social media policies
Social media and recruiting
WHAT TO READ NEXT
Content: That’s easier on professional sites liked LinkedIn, where you can match up resumes. WARNING: Some employers have social media policy rules that require candidates or employees share their passwords with the company. This is not a good idea. Although the NLRB has not yet addressed such policies, that clearly would chill NLRA rights. Plus, several states have banned the practice. For example, Utah passed a law that bars employers from requesting passwords to applicant or employee social media accounts. You can check your state here. Doing so may also violate a federal law, the Stored Communications Act. Several federal courts have concluded requiring access to Facebook does. | https://www.thehrspecialist.com/10245/sample-policy-social-media |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1363632512#4_2900791362 | Title:
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Content: � Promote examples of procedural justice and legitimacy by practicing these principles internally. This can be achieved, in part, by giving all ranks of officers a greater voiceand by ensuring the fairness of disciplinary procedures. �Whenever possible, recruit staff who represent the diversity of the community
with attention to race, gender, language, life experience, and cultural background. � Focus on positive, non-enforcement activities during citizen-police interactions such as problem-solving, situational prevention, and community collaboration. �Implement periodic community surveysto obtain community feedback. Consider working with research partners to develop surveys and target the surveys to those communities most impacted by crime or police services. POLICY AND OVERSIGHT
Research knowledge, while scarce, provides important insight about Task Force recommendations on diversity, use of force, oversight, and civil disturbances and demonstrations. For example, while little research exists about the prevalence and nature of bias in policing and how it is connected to actual behavior, studies have shown disparate policing outcomes associated with the race, age, gender, and sexual orientation of those who come in contact with law enforcement. Policy and Oversight Evidence-Based Recommendations: � Employ policies, practices, and strategies that recognize and try to minimize bias and/or disparate outcomesrelated to characteristics such as race, gender, age, disabilities, and sexual orientation. | https://www.theiacp.org/sites/default/files/all/s/StartingwithWhatWorksBrochureWeb.pdf |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1363632512#6_2900794833 | Title:
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Content: �Provide training modules to address implicit bias. Specifically, trainings and exercises should focus on positive interactions and counter-stereotyping. �Adopt clear and comprehensive policies on the use of forceand make these policies public. These policies should address the use of de-escalation, less-lethal force, and deadly force and should clearly state the details on the release of use-of- force incident data. �Consider adopting external oversight bodies for the review of critical incidents involving police action. This can help establish a transparent review process and manage public expectations. �Establish clear policies for handling civil disturbances and demonstrations
that include guidance on the use and escalation of force. Police should also use after-action reports to review their responses to mass demonstrations. �Collect adequate data on critical incidents involving police officers. At a minimum, agencies should collect information about suspect and officer demographics as well as the location, date, time, and other relevant contextual factors. | https://www.theiacp.org/sites/default/files/all/s/StartingwithWhatWorksBrochureWeb.pdf |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1371850282#0_2919277550 | Title: Congressional authority to delegate power
Headings: Congressional authority to delegate power
Congressional authority to delegate power
Content: Congressional authority to delegate power
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Congressional authority to delegate power
Brendan Bukalski , Attorney at Law/Ask the Lawyer
Sep. 22, 2013 Updated: Nov. 1, 2016 2:35 p.m.
Question: I know that Congress has created a lot of administrative agencies in order to make their own work load easier. But aren't we awash with them by now? Each year, these administrative agencies pass more and more rules and regulations that make it harder and harder to do anything. Personally, I think that they are one of the reasons why it is harder to do business in this country, and that that is one reason why so many businesses and corporations transfer jobs overseas, where there are fewer regulations. I was debating it with a friend of mine the other day, who feels similarly, and we both got to wondering why is it that we have administrative agencies at all. After all, wasn't Congress created for the purpose of passing laws? And if Congress wanted to pass all these laws, they could. So, how is it that administrative agencies can pass laws without being elected to office? | https://www.theintelligencer.com/local/article/Congressional-authority-to-delegate-power-10440570.php |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1371850282#1_2919279007 | Title: Congressional authority to delegate power
Headings: Congressional authority to delegate power
Congressional authority to delegate power
Content: Personally, I think that they are one of the reasons why it is harder to do business in this country, and that that is one reason why so many businesses and corporations transfer jobs overseas, where there are fewer regulations. I was debating it with a friend of mine the other day, who feels similarly, and we both got to wondering why is it that we have administrative agencies at all. After all, wasn't Congress created for the purpose of passing laws? And if Congress wanted to pass all these laws, they could. So, how is it that administrative agencies can pass laws without being elected to office? Why is it that administrative agencies can basically do what Congress does? ‒‒:‒‒
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For those who do not know, administrative agencies are created by legislatures, such as the United States Congress. The duties of administrative agencies are essentially legislative in nature. For example, the Environmental Protection Agency can pass rules and regulations that govern how many parts per million of some chemical are allowed in our water supply. In this example, the rules and regulations that are passed by the EPA are essentially the same as laws that could be passed by Congress itself. | https://www.theintelligencer.com/local/article/Congressional-authority-to-delegate-power-10440570.php |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1371850282#2_2919280659 | Title: Congressional authority to delegate power
Headings: Congressional authority to delegate power
Congressional authority to delegate power
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For those who do not know, administrative agencies are created by legislatures, such as the United States Congress. The duties of administrative agencies are essentially legislative in nature. For example, the Environmental Protection Agency can pass rules and regulations that govern how many parts per million of some chemical are allowed in our water supply. In this example, the rules and regulations that are passed by the EPA are essentially the same as laws that could be passed by Congress itself. Administrative agencies started as a means for legislatures to pass regulations concerning a particular topic without the entire body of the legislature having to focus its time on those regulations. For instance, in times of war, Congress will be largely focused on the war effort. If the administration of our country's infrastructure to fix roads, for example, were left to Congress while it's focused on a war, it's possible that none of our street lights would work, and none of our vehicle shocks would work properly. Administrative agencies are made up of people with specialized knowledge on a particular subject. Those people and the regulations they create address only that subject. | https://www.theintelligencer.com/local/article/Congressional-authority-to-delegate-power-10440570.php |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1371850282#3_2919282400 | Title: Congressional authority to delegate power
Headings: Congressional authority to delegate power
Congressional authority to delegate power
Content: Administrative agencies started as a means for legislatures to pass regulations concerning a particular topic without the entire body of the legislature having to focus its time on those regulations. For instance, in times of war, Congress will be largely focused on the war effort. If the administration of our country's infrastructure to fix roads, for example, were left to Congress while it's focused on a war, it's possible that none of our street lights would work, and none of our vehicle shocks would work properly. Administrative agencies are made up of people with specialized knowledge on a particular subject. Those people and the regulations they create address only that subject. I like your question about how such a thing can be done when it is Congress who is vested with the responsibility of passing laws. The issue of the constitutionality of Congress' ability to create administrative agencies has come before the United States Supreme Court, and the Supreme Court has ruled that these agencies are constitutional. In sum, Congress has the authority to delegate its legislative power to administrative agencies and even to executive branch officers. A good example of this right of Congress to delegate its authority deals with the federal courts. Congress controls the federal courts, as evidenced by the political fight going on right now over the appointment of federal judges. | https://www.theintelligencer.com/local/article/Congressional-authority-to-delegate-power-10440570.php |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1373923563#2_2922029143 | Title: How to Browse LinkedIn Privately and Anonymously
Headings:
Content: 3/30/2021
One of the first things that people do when researching someone – be it a potential employer or employee, a vendor, or even a date – is to search for them in Google or another search engine. And often this will turn up a link to their LinkedIn profile. But you know that Linked In shows members who has visited their profile, and you don’t want them to know that you were checking up on them. It turns out that there is a way to visit someone’s profile on LinkedIn privately, and even anonymously. Here’s how to enable private, anonymous viewing of LinkedIn profiles. This will involve logging into your LinkedIn account first and changing a setting (whether permanently or just for the duration of your visiting that person’s profile and then changing it back). Here’s how to do it. How to Browse LinkedIn Profiles Anonymously with Private Viewing or Anonymous Viewing
1. Log in to your LinkedIn account. 2. | https://www.theinternetpatrol.com/how-to-browse-linkedin-privately-and-anonymously/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1374567112#5_2923018701 | Title: 7 benefits of a career in Journalism
Headings: 7 benefits of a career in Journalism
7 benefits of a career in Journalism
…and how an internship abroad will help get you there!
7 benefits of a career in Journalism
1. You get to learn for a living
2. You work on challenging and exciting projects
3. You work among passionate, informed people
4. You feel a strong sense of achievement
5. You get to travel
6. You get to meet a lot of interesting people
7. You become an expert in your community
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Content: You get to meet a lot of interesting people
Interviewing a wide range of people with diverse backgrounds is a huge perk of the life of a journalist. You’re constantly exposed to new characters and you get to hear their stories, research, and opinions. It’s a great career for social spirits. 7. You become an expert in your community
Nobody knows their community better than the local journalist. Their job is to know as much of what’s going on in the area as possible. It makes you more connected to where you live and the people around you because you have that deep knowledge of the city’s intricacies. Why intern abroad? The key to starting up a career in the competitive field of journalism and media is getting real-world experience. You have to learn by doing. | https://www.theinterngroup.com/our-blog/7-benefits-of-a-career-in-journalism/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1379665172#3_2935411381 | Title: How to communicate with students through technology
Headings: How to communicate with students through technology
How to communicate with students through technology
Go Paperless
Voice & Video
Interactive Tech
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Michael Hoon
Content: Wouldn’t it also be great to give students feedback just as easily? Using the comments features on Microsoft Word or platforms like Google Docs can be great for providing feedback to students who can reexamine the assignment in the same way they created it: on screen. This isn’t just about convenience; electronic feedback lets you make changes directly to their document, allowing them to get a sense of what the finished revision would look like without the need to decode your handwriting. Google Docs can also be a great way to communicate to students engaged in group work and allow easy communication among multiple users. Going paperless can be more easily facilitated when your school uses LMS (Learning Management Systems) like Canvas or D2L, but there are a number of Google products like Google Sites that can allow teachers seeking out a user-friendly platform to provide online syllabi, updates, and assignments that students can access quickly. Voice & Video
We so often gear the classroom towards reaching auditory, visual, and kinesthetic learners to reinforce the multiple ways students receive messages, but some teachers rarely mix it up in their feedback—which is often written. Providing feedback on documents using voice annotations features that exist in programs like Microsoft Word or creating voiceovers on video-recorded presentations with programs like Screenflow can be a great way to reach students who are auditory learners. It’s also a way to engage students who get to hear the real voice of the teacher and read impressions and detect enthusiasm that can get lost in written feedback. | https://www.thejobnetwork.com/communicate-with-students-through-technology/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1379665172#4_2935413512 | Title: How to communicate with students through technology
Headings: How to communicate with students through technology
How to communicate with students through technology
Go Paperless
Voice & Video
Interactive Tech
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About the author
Michael Hoon
Content: Google Docs can also be a great way to communicate to students engaged in group work and allow easy communication among multiple users. Going paperless can be more easily facilitated when your school uses LMS (Learning Management Systems) like Canvas or D2L, but there are a number of Google products like Google Sites that can allow teachers seeking out a user-friendly platform to provide online syllabi, updates, and assignments that students can access quickly. Voice & Video
We so often gear the classroom towards reaching auditory, visual, and kinesthetic learners to reinforce the multiple ways students receive messages, but some teachers rarely mix it up in their feedback—which is often written. Providing feedback on documents using voice annotations features that exist in programs like Microsoft Word or creating voiceovers on video-recorded presentations with programs like Screenflow can be a great way to reach students who are auditory learners. It’s also a way to engage students who get to hear the real voice of the teacher and read impressions and detect enthusiasm that can get lost in written feedback. The great thing about tech is that it allows more types of communication and creative ways to engage students—but it also is a two-way street. Various apps that allow you or your students to develop video with some flair like Filmora or Animoto can be a dynamic way to engage class material for everyone. Interactive Tech
In the classroom, communicating course content can be made more interactive by creating lessons where technology use is required through platforms like Blendspace (which can incorporate a YouTube video, Power Points, images and documents). You can engage students with interactive games like Kahoot —a quick multiple-choice quiz game the entire class plays on their phones or computer. Or you can engage student feedback through interactive polls like Poll Everywhere or Micropoll. | https://www.thejobnetwork.com/communicate-with-students-through-technology/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1381287005#5_2938763309 | Title: Brexit: Why Britain voted to leave the EU · TheJournal.ie
Headings: Brexit: Why Britain voted to leave the EU
Brexit: Why Britain voted to leave the EU
If you’re struggling to understand how Brexit happened, here’s what the Leave side promised voters.
1. They were promised more money
2. They want autonomy
3. They’re concerned about immigration
4. They see the European Union as ‘failed experiment’
Read: LIVEBLOG: The fallout and reaction to the UK’s seismic decision on the EU
Read: BREXIT: The UK has voted to leave the European Union
Content: I informed myself. I read about the tampon tax and I was really shocked that we in this country have to go to Brussels to get an agreement about getting VAT scrapped on a tax that we feel quite strongly about.” (David Cameron vowed to scrap VAT rates on tampons, but this decision was delayed by EU rulings which mean that all tax changes have to go through Brussels.) “It got me started about the notion of democracy. If you’ve got elected representatives in this country, who we’ve elected at the ballot box, why do they have to go to Brussels?” 3. They’re concerned about immigration
UKIP party leader Nigel Farage holds his passport as he addresses media and party members during a speech on the EU referendum. Source: Frank Augstein/Press Association Images
The European Union’s freedom of movement policy has been at the heart of the EU referendum debate. The law, which guarantees citizens of the EU the right to travel, to work, and to live in other EU countries, coupled with the financial crisis in 2008 has brought a surge of immigrants from poorer EU states to the UK in the years since the recession. | https://www.thejournal.ie/why-did-britain-vote-to-leave-the-eu-2843165-Jun2016/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1381287005#6_2938765260 | Title: Brexit: Why Britain voted to leave the EU · TheJournal.ie
Headings: Brexit: Why Britain voted to leave the EU
Brexit: Why Britain voted to leave the EU
If you’re struggling to understand how Brexit happened, here’s what the Leave side promised voters.
1. They were promised more money
2. They want autonomy
3. They’re concerned about immigration
4. They see the European Union as ‘failed experiment’
Read: LIVEBLOG: The fallout and reaction to the UK’s seismic decision on the EU
Read: BREXIT: The UK has voted to leave the European Union
Content: 3. They’re concerned about immigration
UKIP party leader Nigel Farage holds his passport as he addresses media and party members during a speech on the EU referendum. Source: Frank Augstein/Press Association Images
The European Union’s freedom of movement policy has been at the heart of the EU referendum debate. The law, which guarantees citizens of the EU the right to travel, to work, and to live in other EU countries, coupled with the financial crisis in 2008 has brought a surge of immigrants from poorer EU states to the UK in the years since the recession. In 2015 Britain took in 184,000 EU migrants, or over 500 people per day: the biggest net migration figures on record. The Leave campaign promised to limit this influx of migrants to tens of thousands, which seemed like a mammoth task at the start, and even more so now that Nigel Farage has also expressed doubt on reaching this target figure. However, there are also Brexit voters who wish to encourage migration from other countries by leaving the EU. Voters such as Tom Harwood, chair of Students for Britain, believe that the EU freedom of movement encourages the stereotype of Europe as a nation of ‘privileged white people’. | https://www.thejournal.ie/why-did-britain-vote-to-leave-the-eu-2843165-Jun2016/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1389659890#0_2960694601 | Title: Best Prices Watermelon - Picking Ripe | Kitchn
Headings: Here’s How Much You Should Be Paying for Watermelons (and How to Find a Good One)
Here’s How Much You Should Be Paying for Watermelons (and How to Find a Good One)
How Much Watermelons Cost
How to Pick a Ripe Watermelon at a Farmers Market
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Content: Best Prices Watermelon - Picking Ripe | Kitchn
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budget
etiquette
Here’s How Much You Should Be Paying for Watermelons (and How to Find a Good One)
by Susan Shain
published May 29, 2018
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Whether you eat them grilled, wrapped in prosciutto, or just cut up into wedges, watermelons are one of the hallmarks of summer. And luckily, they’re considered the best value fruit on the market. Here’s how much you should plan to pay — and how to get the most bang for your watermelon buck. How Much Watermelons Cost
While it’s hard to define an exact price you “should” pay, the national seasonal average retail price for conventional seeded watermelons is between 31 to 38 cents per pound, according to the USDA. Beyond that, it depends greatly on when and where you’re buying your melon. Karen King, co-owner of Mt. Citra Farm, says prices change throughout the season, following supply and demand. “ The price starts out higher — and as more crops come in, goes down,” she explains. As supplies dwindle with the summer, they’ll spike again. Location also matters. “ | https://www.thekitchn.com/best-prices-watermelon-picking-ripe-257016 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1389659890#1_2960696352 | Title: Best Prices Watermelon - Picking Ripe | Kitchn
Headings: Here’s How Much You Should Be Paying for Watermelons (and How to Find a Good One)
Here’s How Much You Should Be Paying for Watermelons (and How to Find a Good One)
How Much Watermelons Cost
How to Pick a Ripe Watermelon at a Farmers Market
Brown Sugar Bourbon Steak Bites
Content: Beyond that, it depends greatly on when and where you’re buying your melon. Karen King, co-owner of Mt. Citra Farm, says prices change throughout the season, following supply and demand. “ The price starts out higher — and as more crops come in, goes down,” she explains. As supplies dwindle with the summer, they’ll spike again. Location also matters. “ Price can fluctuate even within the same city, neighborhood by neighborhood,” says Stephanie Barlow, the senior director of communications at the National Watermelon Promotion Board (NWPB). So use those USDA price as a guideline, rather than a rule — and when buying watermelons, don’t assume your local farmer will be more expensive. “ We try to price ours the same as the store, because then people will buy it from us,” King says with a laugh. If you buy directly from a farmer, she promised you’ll be able to taste a difference. Whereas those big boxes of watermelons can take a week or more to reach the customer, local watermelons are “ripened on the vine,” making them “sweeter and fresher and crisper.” | https://www.thekitchn.com/best-prices-watermelon-picking-ripe-257016 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1392716717#5_2968875049 | Title: How To Cook Pork Tenderloin: Four Easy Methods | Kitchn
Headings: How to Cook a Pork Tenderloin: Four Easy, Essential Methods
How to Cook a Pork Tenderloin: Four Easy, Essential Methods
What Is Pork Tenderloin?
How to Brine & Flavor Pork Tenderloin
1. How To Roast Pork Tenderloin in the Oven
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2. How To Grill Pork Tenderloin
3. How To Cook Bacon-Wrapped Pork Tenderloin
4. How To Stir-Fry Pork Tenderloin
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Content: How To Make Roasted Pork Tenderloin
The result: Tender, juicy pork with a rosy interior of 140 to 145°F
For roasting a pork tenderloin (or two), heat the oven to 450°F. Preheat an oven-safe skillet such as cast iron or a baking sheet in the oven as it heats. Check the pork tenderloin for any bits of silver skin and remove before seasoning. If brining the meat, pour off the brine and lightly dry the meat with a paper towel. Season the meat generously with salt and pepper or use a dry rub to add flavor. Place the tenderloin in the preheated pan and roast for 10 minutes in the oven. Flip the meat over and reduce the oven temperature to 400°F and roast some more. Roast the meat for an additional 10 to 15 minutes or until the meat has reached 140 to 145°F in the thickest part. Rest the tenderloin for 10 minutes before slicing and serving. | https://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-cook-pork-tenderloin-four-easy-methods-22932003 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1394240403#0_2973010248 | Title: How To Quickly Cook Spinach on the Stovetop | Kitchn
Headings: How To Quickly Cook Spinach on the Stovetop
How To Quickly Cook Spinach on the Stovetop
Why Stovetop Cooking Is Best for Spinach
Everything You Need to Know About Cooking Spinach on the Stovetop
No Oil Required
Recipes with Wilted Spinach
How To Quickly Cook Spinach on the Stovetop
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Instructions
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Content: How To Quickly Cook Spinach on the Stovetop | Kitchn
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Spinach is an unsung hero of dinner greens. It doesn’t require the long, slow braise that collards and kale need, and it can be served simply with salt and butter or dressed up with cheese or cream. Watch
Quickly Cook Spinach On The Stovetop
There are a few basic ways to cook spinach. You can blanch it or steam it, or you can take the fastest route and sauté it in a pan. All you need is spinach, a pan, and a pair of tongs. (Image credit: Lauren Volo)
Why Stovetop Cooking Is Best for Spinach
Spinach is a tender, leafy green that contains quite a lot of water. This is why I prefer the sauté method over blanching or steaming whenever a recipe calls for cooked spinach. | https://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-quickly-cook-spinach-on-the-stovetop-cooking-lessons-from-the-kitchn-200907 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1401128006#1_2990481667 | Title: The Average Age of Marriage in the U.S. In 2020
Headings: This Was the Average Age of Marriage In 2020
Planning 101
This Was the Average Age of Marriage In 2020
The 2020 Average Age of Marriage
LGBTQ+-Owned Businesses to Support While Wedding Planning
The Average Age of Marriage By Region
The Average Age of Marriage By State
Content: Or is it?) According to The Knot 2020 Real Weddings Study, the average age of marriage in the U.S. remains steady. The data, which surveyed 7,600 couples in the US who originally set their wedding date between January 1 and December 31, 2020, revealed the national average marital age continues to hold despite a diverse pool of respondents. Another point worth noting is the average age of marriage in the last decade, which has steadily increased as well. READ MORE
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The 2020 Average Age of Marriage
The Average Age of Marriage By Region
The Average Age of Marriage By State
The 2020 Average Age of Marriage
In 2020, the average age of marriage for female participants was 31, while male respondents married at age 33. The average age of marriage in the US therefore falls at 32 years. Presumably, it's the average age of the first marriage for the majority of participants, and this number is influenced by a variety of factors. Overall societal behavioral patterns, including an evolving workforce and a stronger sense of self-sufficiency, play a role in influencing the average age of marriage in the US. READ MORE
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"We're realizing that the brain doesn't fully develop until people are around 25, which is very different from how people used to think about adulthood, which was 18 or college age," says New York-based clinical psychologist Dr. Lara Friedrich. " People are taking longer to find themselves, which is a good thing. | https://www.theknot.com/content/average-age-of-marriage |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1401128006#5_2990489421 | Title: The Average Age of Marriage in the U.S. In 2020
Headings: This Was the Average Age of Marriage In 2020
Planning 101
This Was the Average Age of Marriage In 2020
The 2020 Average Age of Marriage
LGBTQ+-Owned Businesses to Support While Wedding Planning
The Average Age of Marriage By Region
The Average Age of Marriage By State
Content: Regionality certainly has its impact on a variety of factors related to wedding planning, including the average cost of a wedding, the average number of guests and, of course, the average age of marriage. "Even micro-regional influence counts," says Dr. Friedrich, who also attributes education level and socioeconomics as top factors that play into the overall formula of marriage age. " And if you work with clients who are religious, there might be the possibility of lower averages in the age of marriage." See how it breaks down per region below. Northeast (New England and Mid-Atlantic): Female, 31, Male, 32; Average Age of Couple, 31
Midwest: Female, 29, Male, 31; Average Age of Couple, 31
South/Southeast: Female, 30, Male, 31; | https://www.theknot.com/content/average-age-of-marriage |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1401128006#6_2990490692 | Title: The Average Age of Marriage in the U.S. In 2020
Headings: This Was the Average Age of Marriage In 2020
Planning 101
This Was the Average Age of Marriage In 2020
The 2020 Average Age of Marriage
LGBTQ+-Owned Businesses to Support While Wedding Planning
The Average Age of Marriage By Region
The Average Age of Marriage By State
Content: Female, 31, Male, 32; Average Age of Couple, 31
Midwest: Female, 29, Male, 31; Average Age of Couple, 31
South/Southeast: Female, 30, Male, 31; Average Age of Couple, 31
Southwest: Female, 29, Male, 31; Average Age of Couple, 30
West: Female, 31, Male, 33; Average Age of Couple, 32
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The Average Age of Marriage By State
According to our 2019 Real Weddings Study data, couples based in certain states across the U.S. will skew based on locale, depending on towns and proximity to close friend groups. " | https://www.theknot.com/content/average-age-of-marriage |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1401128006#7_2990491754 | Title: The Average Age of Marriage in the U.S. In 2020
Headings: This Was the Average Age of Marriage In 2020
Planning 101
This Was the Average Age of Marriage In 2020
The 2020 Average Age of Marriage
LGBTQ+-Owned Businesses to Support While Wedding Planning
The Average Age of Marriage By Region
The Average Age of Marriage By State
Content: Average Age of Couple, 31
Southwest: Female, 29, Male, 31; Average Age of Couple, 30
West: Female, 31, Male, 33; Average Age of Couple, 32
Luna de Mare Photography
The Average Age of Marriage By State
According to our 2019 Real Weddings Study data, couples based in certain states across the U.S. will skew based on locale, depending on towns and proximity to close friend groups. " There's research on this that people are very influenced by their peers," says Dr. Friedrich. " There's a very real peer effect where people see their friends and inner circle getting married and that can cause more pressure. People's influence on each other and their social circles can be very strong." See the state-by-state breakdown below. Alabama, 30
Arkansas, 30
Arizona, 33
California, 33
Colorado, 32
Connecticut, 33
Delaware, 33
D.C. (Metro DC, Maryland, Northern Virginia), 33
Florida, 34
Georgia, 32
Hawaii, 36
Idaho, 32
Iowa, 30
Illinois, 32
Indiana, 30
Kentucky, 31
Kansas, 29
Louisiana, 32
Maine, 33
Maryland, 33
Massachusetts, 33
Michigan, 32
Minnesota, 31
Mississippi, 32
Missouri, 31
Montana, 31
Nebraska, 30
Nevada, 37
New Hampshire, 33
New Jersey, 33
New Mexico/ Arizona, 33
New York, 33
North Carolina, 32
Dakotas (North & South Dakota), 32
Ohio, 31
Oklahoma, 30
Oregon, 32
Pennsylvania, 32
Rhode Island, 33
South Carolina, 33
Tennessee, 31
Texas, 32
Utah, 29
Vermont, 33
Virginia, 32
Washington, 32
West Virginia / Virginia, 31
Wisconsin, 31
Wyoming / Wyoming, 32
Millennial marital success is still being reviewed by researchers, but there is one strong habit to properly form from the onset of marriage (and the relationship itself). " | https://www.theknot.com/content/average-age-of-marriage |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1415719413#5_3020889949 | Title:
Headings: Allyship Guide: From Awareness to Advocacy
From
Awareness
to
Advocacy
Overview
“My
humanity
is
bound
up
in
yours,
for
we
can
only
be
human
together.”
—Desmond
Tutu
Purpose
Terms
to
Know
-
Snapshot
-
Policy
–
Movies,
Documentaries,
and
Series
Books
(Adult)
–
Books
(Kid/Teen)
–
Podcasts
–
Ally
and
Antiracism
Resources
–
–
Organizations
and
Advocacy
Groups
Content: Terms
to
Know
Social
Privilege
-
is
a
special,
unearned
advantage
or
entitlement,
used
to
one's
own
benefit
or
to
the
detriment
of
others
White
Privilege
-
is
not
the
suggestion
that
white
people
have
never
struggled. Instead,
white
privilege
should
be
viewed
as
a
built-in
advantage,
separate
from
one’s
level
of
income
or
effort
Microagression-
a
comment
or
action
that
subtly
and
often
unconsciously
or
unintentionally
expresses
a
prejudiced
attitude
toward
a
member
of
a
marginalized
group
(e.g.,
commenting
that
a
Black
person
“talks
white”
if
they
are
articulate
and
eloquent
or
moving
to
the
opposite
side
of
a
street
to
avoid
interacting
with
a
particular
racial
group)
[
Read: “What
Are
Microaggressions?” Vox
]
Marginalization/Social
Exclusion
-
the
process
in
which
individuals
are
blocked
from
(or
denied
full
access
to)
various
rights,
opportunities
and
resources
that
are
normally
available
to
members
of
a
different
group,
and
which
are
fundamental
to
social
integration
and
observance
of
human
rights
within
that
particular
group
(e.g.,
housing,
employment,
healthcare,
civic
engagement,
democratic
participation,
and
due
process)
Conscious/Explicit
Bias
-
conscious
bias
in
its
extreme
is
characterized
by
overt
negative
behavior
that
can
be
expressed
through
physical
and
verbal
harassment
or
through
more
subtle
means
such
as
exclusion
Unconscious/Implicit
Bias
-
a
prejudice
in
favor
of
or
against
one
thing,
person,
or
group
compared
with
another
usually
in
a
way
that’s
considered
to
be
unfair. Biases
may
be
held
by
an
individual,
group,
or
institution
and
can
have
negative
or
positive
consequences
Terms
to
Know
(continued)
Workplace
Bias
-
studies
have
shown
that
it
affects
hiring
decisions,
salaries,
and
ultimately,
career
advantages
Individual
Racism
-
refers
to
an
individual's
racist
assumptions,
beliefs
or
behaviors
and
is
"a
form
of
racial
discrimination
that
stems
from
conscious
and
unconscious,
personal
prejudice”
Systemic
Racism
-
includes
the
policies
and
practices
entrenched
in
established
institutions,
which
result
in
the
exclusion
or
promotion
of
designated
groups
Ally
(Active)
-
takes
action
and
challenges
the
status
quo
Agent
(Enabler)
-
takes
action
to
maintain
the
status
quo
of
privilege
and
oppression
Fence-Sitter
(Passive/Neutral)
-
reinforces
the
status
quo
Black
Lives
Matter
-
an
international
human
rights
movement,
originating
in
the
African-American
community,
that
campaigns
against
violence
and
systemic
racism
toward
Black
people
All
Lives
Matter
-
Black
people
certainly
believe
that
every
life
and
person
matters. But
what’s
important
to
know
is
this
saying
is
generally
perceived
as
dismissive
and
unsupportive
of
the
Black
Lives
Matter
movement,
which
was
formed
to
bring
more
attention
to
the
brutality
and
injustices
committed
against
Black
men,
women
and
children
-
Snapshot
Check
on
your
Black
friends,
colleagues
and
neighbors. Start
with
“Hi,
I’ve
been
thinking
about
you. How
are
you?” and
be
prepared
to
listen. If
you
manage
Black
people,
be
sensitive
to
the
trauma
we
are
experiencing. | https://www.thekrogerco.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Kroger-Allyship-Guide.pdf |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1431889077#1_3045023490 | Title: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults - The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology
Headings: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Summary
Introduction
Epidemiology
Pathophysiology
Decline in β-cell function
Obesity-induced mechanisms
Key drivers for the development of type 2 diabetes in young people
Early life determinants
Diet and obesity
Physical activity
Socioeconomic factors
Family history
Female sex and polycystic ovarian syndrome
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Clinical characteristics
Complications
Microvascular complications
Macrovascular complications
Other complications
Treatment
Lifestyle changes
Pharmacological and surgical approaches
Table 2 Key studies showing the effectiveness of interventions to treat young-onset type 2 diabetes
Societal effects of type 2 diabetes in young people
Summary and future research directions
Search strategy and selection criteria
Contributors
Declaration of interests
References
Article Info
Publication History
Identification
Copyright
ScienceDirect
Figures
Tables
Content: Similar to older-onset type 2 diabetes, the major predisposing risk factors are obesity, family history, and sedentary lifestyle. Onset of diabetes at a younger age (defined here as up to age 40 years) is associated with longer disease exposure and increased risk for chronic complications. Young-onset type 2 diabetes also affects more individuals of working age, accentuating the adverse societal effects of the disease. Furthermore, evidence is accumulating that young-onset type 2 diabetes has a more aggressive disease phenotype, leading to premature development of complications, with adverse effects on quality of life and unfavourable effects on long-term outcomes, raising the possibility of a future public health catastrophe. In this Review, we describe the epidemiology and existing knowledge regarding pathophysiology, risk factors, complications, and management of type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults. Introduction
The global prevalence of diabetes in adults is about 8% (more than 90% of whom have type 2 diabetes), which is projected to increase to more than 10% by 2040. 1
International Diabetes Federation
IDF Diabetes Atlas. 7th edn. International Diabetes Federation , Brussels 2015
http://www.diabetesatlas.org
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Although the increasing prevalence of diabetes among older adults is well recognised, the rising number of young people with type 2 diabetes is a more recent development and is of particular concern. Earlier onset of diabetes leads to longer lifetime exposure to hyperglycaemia and consequently greater propensity for long-term complications. | https://www.thelancet.com/journals/landia/article/PIIS2213-8587(17)30186-9/fulltext |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1431889077#2_3045026447 | Title: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults - The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology
Headings: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Summary
Introduction
Epidemiology
Pathophysiology
Decline in β-cell function
Obesity-induced mechanisms
Key drivers for the development of type 2 diabetes in young people
Early life determinants
Diet and obesity
Physical activity
Socioeconomic factors
Family history
Female sex and polycystic ovarian syndrome
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Clinical characteristics
Complications
Microvascular complications
Macrovascular complications
Other complications
Treatment
Lifestyle changes
Pharmacological and surgical approaches
Table 2 Key studies showing the effectiveness of interventions to treat young-onset type 2 diabetes
Societal effects of type 2 diabetes in young people
Summary and future research directions
Search strategy and selection criteria
Contributors
Declaration of interests
References
Article Info
Publication History
Identification
Copyright
ScienceDirect
Figures
Tables
Content: Introduction
The global prevalence of diabetes in adults is about 8% (more than 90% of whom have type 2 diabetes), which is projected to increase to more than 10% by 2040. 1
International Diabetes Federation
IDF Diabetes Atlas. 7th edn. International Diabetes Federation , Brussels 2015
http://www.diabetesatlas.org
Google Scholar
Although the increasing prevalence of diabetes among older adults is well recognised, the rising number of young people with type 2 diabetes is a more recent development and is of particular concern. Earlier onset of diabetes leads to longer lifetime exposure to hyperglycaemia and consequently greater propensity for long-term complications. Additionally, the course of type 2 diabetes in young people could be more rapid and disruptive than in patients who develop the disease later in life, leading to early morbidity and poor quality of life. 2
Copeland KC
Silverstein J
Moore KR
et al. Management of newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) in children and adolescents. Pediatrics. 2013; | https://www.thelancet.com/journals/landia/article/PIIS2213-8587(17)30186-9/fulltext |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1431889077#6_3045036424 | Title: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults - The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology
Headings: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Summary
Introduction
Epidemiology
Pathophysiology
Decline in β-cell function
Obesity-induced mechanisms
Key drivers for the development of type 2 diabetes in young people
Early life determinants
Diet and obesity
Physical activity
Socioeconomic factors
Family history
Female sex and polycystic ovarian syndrome
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Clinical characteristics
Complications
Microvascular complications
Macrovascular complications
Other complications
Treatment
Lifestyle changes
Pharmacological and surgical approaches
Table 2 Key studies showing the effectiveness of interventions to treat young-onset type 2 diabetes
Societal effects of type 2 diabetes in young people
Summary and future research directions
Search strategy and selection criteria
Contributors
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Content: Epidemiology
Type 2 diabetes is increasingly diagnosed in children, adolescents, and young adults. Prevalence estimates suggest a 31% increase in type 2 diabetes among people aged 10–19 years in the USA between 2001 and 2009, accounting for a prevalence of 0·48 per 1000 in this age group in 2009. 5
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Recent data from the SEARCH study (a multicentre, observational study in the USA involving 11 245 young people with type 1 diabetes [0–19 years] and 2846 with type 2 diabetes [10–19 years]),
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Dabelea D
et al. for the SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth Study
Incidence trends of type 1 and type 2 diabetes among youths, 2002–2012. N Engl J Med. | https://www.thelancet.com/journals/landia/article/PIIS2213-8587(17)30186-9/fulltext |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1431889077#7_3045038732 | Title: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults - The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology
Headings: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Summary
Introduction
Epidemiology
Pathophysiology
Decline in β-cell function
Obesity-induced mechanisms
Key drivers for the development of type 2 diabetes in young people
Early life determinants
Diet and obesity
Physical activity
Socioeconomic factors
Family history
Female sex and polycystic ovarian syndrome
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Clinical characteristics
Complications
Microvascular complications
Macrovascular complications
Other complications
Treatment
Lifestyle changes
Pharmacological and surgical approaches
Table 2 Key studies showing the effectiveness of interventions to treat young-onset type 2 diabetes
Societal effects of type 2 diabetes in young people
Summary and future research directions
Search strategy and selection criteria
Contributors
Declaration of interests
References
Article Info
Publication History
Identification
Copyright
ScienceDirect
Figures
Tables
Content: 2014; 311: 1778-1786
Crossref
PubMed
Scopus (341)
Google Scholar
Recent data from the SEARCH study (a multicentre, observational study in the USA involving 11 245 young people with type 1 diabetes [0–19 years] and 2846 with type 2 diabetes [10–19 years]),
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Mayer-Davis EJ
Lawrence JM
Dabelea D
et al. for the SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth Study
Incidence trends of type 1 and type 2 diabetes among youths, 2002–2012. N Engl J Med. 2017; 376: 1419-1429
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showed an annual increase of about 7% in the incidence of type 2 diabetes between 2002–03 and 2011–12 (from nine cases per 100 000 to 12·5 cases per 100 000) among people aged 10–19 years in the USA, with substantial relative increases in all ethnic minority groups compared with non-Hispanic white people. In a nationwide screening programme
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Zeitler P
The global spread of type 2 diabetes mellitus in children and adolescents. J Pediatr. | https://www.thelancet.com/journals/landia/article/PIIS2213-8587(17)30186-9/fulltext |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1431889077#11_3045049084 | Title: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults - The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology
Headings: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Summary
Introduction
Epidemiology
Pathophysiology
Decline in β-cell function
Obesity-induced mechanisms
Key drivers for the development of type 2 diabetes in young people
Early life determinants
Diet and obesity
Physical activity
Socioeconomic factors
Family history
Female sex and polycystic ovarian syndrome
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Clinical characteristics
Complications
Microvascular complications
Macrovascular complications
Other complications
Treatment
Lifestyle changes
Pharmacological and surgical approaches
Table 2 Key studies showing the effectiveness of interventions to treat young-onset type 2 diabetes
Societal effects of type 2 diabetes in young people
Summary and future research directions
Search strategy and selection criteria
Contributors
Declaration of interests
References
Article Info
Publication History
Identification
Copyright
ScienceDirect
Figures
Tables
Content: 6th edn. International Diabetes Federation , Brussels 2013
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the biggest increases being in Africa, south-east Asia, and Western Pacific regions ( figure 1 ). Figure 1 Worldwide prevalence of type 2 diabetes in young people (aged <40 years), 2003–13
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In a study of the age-specific incidence of type 2 diabetes in the UK (a retrospective cohort study of patients with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes between 1990 and 2010), the investigators reported a substantial increase in the proportion of people aged 40 years or younger at diagnosis between 1991 and 2010 ( figure 2 ). | https://www.thelancet.com/journals/landia/article/PIIS2213-8587(17)30186-9/fulltext |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1431889077#12_3045051859 | Title: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults - The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology
Headings: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Summary
Introduction
Epidemiology
Pathophysiology
Decline in β-cell function
Obesity-induced mechanisms
Key drivers for the development of type 2 diabetes in young people
Early life determinants
Diet and obesity
Physical activity
Socioeconomic factors
Family history
Female sex and polycystic ovarian syndrome
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Clinical characteristics
Complications
Microvascular complications
Macrovascular complications
Other complications
Treatment
Lifestyle changes
Pharmacological and surgical approaches
Table 2 Key studies showing the effectiveness of interventions to treat young-onset type 2 diabetes
Societal effects of type 2 diabetes in young people
Summary and future research directions
Search strategy and selection criteria
Contributors
Declaration of interests
References
Article Info
Publication History
Identification
Copyright
ScienceDirect
Figures
Tables
Content: 3rd Edn. International Diabetes Federation , Brussels 2006
http://www.diabetesatlas.org/resources/previous-editions.html
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and 2013. 11
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IDF Diabetes Atlas. 6th edn. International Diabetes Federation , Brussels 2013
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In a study of the age-specific incidence of type 2 diabetes in the UK (a retrospective cohort study of patients with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes between 1990 and 2010), the investigators reported a substantial increase in the proportion of people aged 40 years or younger at diagnosis between 1991 and 2010 ( figure 2 ). 12
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et al. The incidence of type 2 diabetes in the United Kingdom from 1991 to 2010. Diabetes Obes Metab. 2013; 15: | https://www.thelancet.com/journals/landia/article/PIIS2213-8587(17)30186-9/fulltext |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1431889077#13_3045054105 | Title: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults - The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology
Headings: Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Type 2 diabetes in adolescents and young adults
Summary
Introduction
Epidemiology
Pathophysiology
Decline in β-cell function
Obesity-induced mechanisms
Key drivers for the development of type 2 diabetes in young people
Early life determinants
Diet and obesity
Physical activity
Socioeconomic factors
Family history
Female sex and polycystic ovarian syndrome
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Clinical characteristics
Complications
Microvascular complications
Macrovascular complications
Other complications
Treatment
Lifestyle changes
Pharmacological and surgical approaches
Table 2 Key studies showing the effectiveness of interventions to treat young-onset type 2 diabetes
Societal effects of type 2 diabetes in young people
Summary and future research directions
Search strategy and selection criteria
Contributors
Declaration of interests
References
Article Info
Publication History
Identification
Copyright
ScienceDirect
Figures
Tables
Content: 12
Holden SH
Barnett AH
Peters JR
et al. The incidence of type 2 diabetes in the United Kingdom from 1991 to 2010. Diabetes Obes Metab. 2013; 15: 844-852
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The standardised incidence ratio (per 100 000 population) of newly diagnosed cases of type 2 diabetes at age | https://www.thelancet.com/journals/landia/article/PIIS2213-8587(17)30186-9/fulltext |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1443353408#11_3053780537 | Title: PC 370 public nuisance california Public Order, Loitering, Urination · TheLaw.com
Headings: PC 370 public nuisance california
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Content: If he fails to apepar, a warrant could be issued for his arrest. here is the code section: 370. Section Three Hundred and Seventy. Anything which is
injurious to health, or is indecent, or offensive to the senses, or
an obstruction to the free use of property, so as to interfere with
the comfortable enjoyment of life or property by an entire community
or neighborhood, or by any considerable number of persons, or
unlawfully obstructs the free passage or use, in the customary
manner, of any navigable lake, or river, bay, stream, canal, or
basin, or any public park, square, street, or highway, is a public
nuisance.
I was wondering whats going to happen? Is this really a misdemeanor?? is there any way to get this dismissed??? Click to expand...
The DA can choose to not prosecute it, but I see no legal reason for it to be dismissed. If the DA pursues it, it will likely go to trial. | https://www.thelaw.com/threads/pc-370-public-nuisance-california.47397/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1443495284#11_3054182717 | Title: Caught Stealing From Walmart in Florida | Walmart Shoplifting Consequences
Headings: Caught Stealing From Wal-Mart
Caught Stealing From Wal-Mart
What Happens if You Get Caught Shoplifting at Walmart in Florida?
Does Walmart Have the Right to Detain You?
What Happens After You’re Charged with Shoplifting at Walmart in Florida?
How Will I Be Sent a Notice to Appear?
Florida Penalties for Stealing From Walmart
Valued Under $100 | Second-Degree Misdemeanor | Petit Theft
Valued $100 to $300 | First-Degree Misdemeanor | Petit Theft
Valued Over $300 | Felony | Grand Theft
What Defenses May Be Used Against Shoplifting Charges in Florida?
Am I Eligible for Pretrial Diversion in My Walmart Shoplifting Case?
Make Sure Your Rights are Protected
Have You Been Caught Shoplifting From a Florida Walmart?
Frequently Asked Questions About Stealing From Walmart
What is Walmart’s shoplifting policy in 2019?
How do you get Walmart to drop shoplifting charges?
How long does Walmart have to press charges for shoplifting?
What happens if you get caught shoplifting at Walmart?
What is the penalty for first offense shoplifting at Walmart?
References
Content: If the store does find that you have taken merchandise, they have every right to call law enforcement and have you charged with shoplifting. Both the police and store security will be asking questions that may incriminate you, but you must exercise your right to an attorney and remain silent until he or she arrives. Have You Been Caught Shoplifting From a Florida Walmart? If you or someone you know has been charged with stealing from Walmart in the Orlando area, please feel free to give us a call at The Umansky Law Firm. As former prosecutors who have tried hundreds of Florida courtroom cases, we have the experience that your situation needs. Our theft defense attorneys help you and advise you on the best defense against these charges. Call The Umansky Law Firm today at 407-228-3838 for a free case evaluation. Frequently Asked Questions About Stealing From Walmart
What is Walmart’s shoplifting policy in 2019? Per company policy, Walmart will not detain or press charges on someone who is caught shoplifting less than $25 worth of goods. Instead, they’ll urge that you leave the item with them. | https://www.thelawman.net/Criminal-Defense-Articles/Caught-Stealing-From-Wal-Mart/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1443495284#12_3054185230 | Title: Caught Stealing From Walmart in Florida | Walmart Shoplifting Consequences
Headings: Caught Stealing From Wal-Mart
Caught Stealing From Wal-Mart
What Happens if You Get Caught Shoplifting at Walmart in Florida?
Does Walmart Have the Right to Detain You?
What Happens After You’re Charged with Shoplifting at Walmart in Florida?
How Will I Be Sent a Notice to Appear?
Florida Penalties for Stealing From Walmart
Valued Under $100 | Second-Degree Misdemeanor | Petit Theft
Valued $100 to $300 | First-Degree Misdemeanor | Petit Theft
Valued Over $300 | Felony | Grand Theft
What Defenses May Be Used Against Shoplifting Charges in Florida?
Am I Eligible for Pretrial Diversion in My Walmart Shoplifting Case?
Make Sure Your Rights are Protected
Have You Been Caught Shoplifting From a Florida Walmart?
Frequently Asked Questions About Stealing From Walmart
What is Walmart’s shoplifting policy in 2019?
How do you get Walmart to drop shoplifting charges?
How long does Walmart have to press charges for shoplifting?
What happens if you get caught shoplifting at Walmart?
What is the penalty for first offense shoplifting at Walmart?
References
Content: Our theft defense attorneys help you and advise you on the best defense against these charges. Call The Umansky Law Firm today at 407-228-3838 for a free case evaluation. Frequently Asked Questions About Stealing From Walmart
What is Walmart’s shoplifting policy in 2019? Per company policy, Walmart will not detain or press charges on someone who is caught shoplifting less than $25 worth of goods. Instead, they’ll urge that you leave the item with them. However, as the value of the item increases, the severity of penalties do as well. How do you get Walmart to drop shoplifting charges? To get Walmart to drop shoplifting charges, speak with an attorney at The Umansky Law Firm so an a criminal defense lawyer can learn the details of your case and advise how to proceed further. How long does Walmart have to press charges for shoplifting? The security team at Walmart doesn’t have much authority when dealing with suspected shoplifters. | https://www.thelawman.net/Criminal-Defense-Articles/Caught-Stealing-From-Wal-Mart/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1443495284#13_3054187584 | Title: Caught Stealing From Walmart in Florida | Walmart Shoplifting Consequences
Headings: Caught Stealing From Wal-Mart
Caught Stealing From Wal-Mart
What Happens if You Get Caught Shoplifting at Walmart in Florida?
Does Walmart Have the Right to Detain You?
What Happens After You’re Charged with Shoplifting at Walmart in Florida?
How Will I Be Sent a Notice to Appear?
Florida Penalties for Stealing From Walmart
Valued Under $100 | Second-Degree Misdemeanor | Petit Theft
Valued $100 to $300 | First-Degree Misdemeanor | Petit Theft
Valued Over $300 | Felony | Grand Theft
What Defenses May Be Used Against Shoplifting Charges in Florida?
Am I Eligible for Pretrial Diversion in My Walmart Shoplifting Case?
Make Sure Your Rights are Protected
Have You Been Caught Shoplifting From a Florida Walmart?
Frequently Asked Questions About Stealing From Walmart
What is Walmart’s shoplifting policy in 2019?
How do you get Walmart to drop shoplifting charges?
How long does Walmart have to press charges for shoplifting?
What happens if you get caught shoplifting at Walmart?
What is the penalty for first offense shoplifting at Walmart?
References
Content: However, as the value of the item increases, the severity of penalties do as well. How do you get Walmart to drop shoplifting charges? To get Walmart to drop shoplifting charges, speak with an attorney at The Umansky Law Firm so an a criminal defense lawyer can learn the details of your case and advise how to proceed further. How long does Walmart have to press charges for shoplifting? The security team at Walmart doesn’t have much authority when dealing with suspected shoplifters. They’re allowed to keep you from leaving the property, but can only detain you for a “reasonable” amount of time. You can ask for a lawyer at any time. What happens if you get caught shoplifting at Walmart? Per their company policy, Walmart will not detain or press charges against someone who is caught shoplifting less than $25 worth of goods. Instead, they’ll urge you to leave the item with them. | https://www.thelawman.net/Criminal-Defense-Articles/Caught-Stealing-From-Wal-Mart/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1443495284#14_3054189891 | Title: Caught Stealing From Walmart in Florida | Walmart Shoplifting Consequences
Headings: Caught Stealing From Wal-Mart
Caught Stealing From Wal-Mart
What Happens if You Get Caught Shoplifting at Walmart in Florida?
Does Walmart Have the Right to Detain You?
What Happens After You’re Charged with Shoplifting at Walmart in Florida?
How Will I Be Sent a Notice to Appear?
Florida Penalties for Stealing From Walmart
Valued Under $100 | Second-Degree Misdemeanor | Petit Theft
Valued $100 to $300 | First-Degree Misdemeanor | Petit Theft
Valued Over $300 | Felony | Grand Theft
What Defenses May Be Used Against Shoplifting Charges in Florida?
Am I Eligible for Pretrial Diversion in My Walmart Shoplifting Case?
Make Sure Your Rights are Protected
Have You Been Caught Shoplifting From a Florida Walmart?
Frequently Asked Questions About Stealing From Walmart
What is Walmart’s shoplifting policy in 2019?
How do you get Walmart to drop shoplifting charges?
How long does Walmart have to press charges for shoplifting?
What happens if you get caught shoplifting at Walmart?
What is the penalty for first offense shoplifting at Walmart?
References
Content: They’re allowed to keep you from leaving the property, but can only detain you for a “reasonable” amount of time. You can ask for a lawyer at any time. What happens if you get caught shoplifting at Walmart? Per their company policy, Walmart will not detain or press charges against someone who is caught shoplifting less than $25 worth of goods. Instead, they’ll urge you to leave the item with them. However, as the value of the item increases, so does the penalty with charges ranging from a second-degree charge Petit Theft, to a first-degree charge for Petit Theft, up to a felony charge for Grand Theft. What is the penalty for first offense shoplifting at Walmart? Even if it’s your first offense, you may end up being incarcerated for a few days, months, or even a few years, depending on the value of what was stolen and your criminal history. If the value is under $100, it’s considered a second-degree misdemeanor that’s punishable with up to 60 days in jail, 6 months probation, and up to $500 in fines. The higher the value of the items shoplifted, the more severe the charge and penalty. | https://www.thelawman.net/Criminal-Defense-Articles/Caught-Stealing-From-Wal-Mart/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1448078155#6_3066038332 | Title: Why People Don't Give to Charity - The Life You Can Save
Headings: Ten Reasons Why People Don’t Donate to Charity
Ten Reasons Why People Don’t Donate to Charity
1. I already give enough. I prefer to invest in my own community.
Help fight the imbalance
2. I need to save money for myself and for my family.
3. My donation is too small to make a difference.
Make a Donation
4. Poverty can’t be solved.
5. Poverty isn’t the problem — it’s the symptom.
I want to help
6. Donations don’t help the people who need the most aid.
World’s most effective charities
7. Poverty relief is the responsibility of governments.
Find a cause to support
8. People should solve their own problems.
9. Giving aid makes developing countries dependent upon foreign resources and funding.
10. Giving leads to overpopulation.
Will saving poor children lead to overpopulation?
Content: 5. Poverty isn’t the problem — it’s the symptom. Extreme poverty is a result of many factors — historical, as well as current economic, political and social causes. But the fact is that helping people now not only reduces unnecessary suffering and saves lives, but helps create the conditions that favour eliminating both extreme poverty and many of the factors that maintain it. Better health enables people living in poverty to contribute much more strongly to their own success — they can work, they can go to school, they can contribute to their household income, and they don’t take someone else’s time and capacity to work by requiring care. A disabled person in the family, such as a grandparent with preventable blindness, might cause a child to miss out on an education in order to care for his or her family member. I want to help
6. Donations don’t help the people who need the most aid. There are thousands of non-profits that you can choose to give to, and the process of selecting which organization to support can feel like a daunting task. Fortunately, several organizations conduct extensive research in order to determine which charities will most effectively use your money to help the world’s neediest people. | https://www.thelifeyoucansave.org/common-objections-to-giving/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1448078155#7_3066040717 | Title: Why People Don't Give to Charity - The Life You Can Save
Headings: Ten Reasons Why People Don’t Donate to Charity
Ten Reasons Why People Don’t Donate to Charity
1. I already give enough. I prefer to invest in my own community.
Help fight the imbalance
2. I need to save money for myself and for my family.
3. My donation is too small to make a difference.
Make a Donation
4. Poverty can’t be solved.
5. Poverty isn’t the problem — it’s the symptom.
I want to help
6. Donations don’t help the people who need the most aid.
World’s most effective charities
7. Poverty relief is the responsibility of governments.
Find a cause to support
8. People should solve their own problems.
9. Giving aid makes developing countries dependent upon foreign resources and funding.
10. Giving leads to overpopulation.
Will saving poor children lead to overpopulation?
Content: A disabled person in the family, such as a grandparent with preventable blindness, might cause a child to miss out on an education in order to care for his or her family member. I want to help
6. Donations don’t help the people who need the most aid. There are thousands of non-profits that you can choose to give to, and the process of selecting which organization to support can feel like a daunting task. Fortunately, several organizations conduct extensive research in order to determine which charities will most effectively use your money to help the world’s neediest people. Through his contacts with GiveWell, Giving What We Can and others, Peter Singer has developed a list of the world’s most effective charities — effective in getting funds to those who most need support, and effective in using the funds most meaningfully to establish sustainable alleviation of poverty. World’s most effective charities
7. Poverty relief is the responsibility of governments. When asked whether the United States allocates more, less, or about the same amount to foreign aid as other developed nations, only 1 out of 20 Americans guessed correctly. Most are surprised to learn that the U.S. ranks near the bottom of developed countries in the percentage of national income allocated to foreign aid. | https://www.thelifeyoucansave.org/common-objections-to-giving/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1448078155#11_3066050210 | Title: Why People Don't Give to Charity - The Life You Can Save
Headings: Ten Reasons Why People Don’t Donate to Charity
Ten Reasons Why People Don’t Donate to Charity
1. I already give enough. I prefer to invest in my own community.
Help fight the imbalance
2. I need to save money for myself and for my family.
3. My donation is too small to make a difference.
Make a Donation
4. Poverty can’t be solved.
5. Poverty isn’t the problem — it’s the symptom.
I want to help
6. Donations don’t help the people who need the most aid.
World’s most effective charities
7. Poverty relief is the responsibility of governments.
Find a cause to support
8. People should solve their own problems.
9. Giving aid makes developing countries dependent upon foreign resources and funding.
10. Giving leads to overpopulation.
Will saving poor children lead to overpopulation?
Content: For more, see Peter Singer’s column Trump’s Unethical Aid Cuts. Find a cause to support
8. People should solve their own problems. The Nobel prize winning social scientist Herbert Simon estimates around 90% of what people earn is based upon their social capital — the places, networks, and opportunities that make up their present circumstances. Without stable institutions like efficient banks, a reliable police force, functioning schools and fair criminal justice systems, it is very difficult to compete on a global scale. The American investor and philanthropist Warren Buffett acknowledges that he would not have acquired his own wealth without certain necessary conditions: “ If you stick me down in the middle of Bangladesh or Peru, you’ll find out how much this talent is going to produce in the wrong kind of soil.” Without stable infrastructures, it will be difficult if not impossible to rise above poverty, no matter how hard you work or how talented you are (See Peter Singer, The Life You Can Save, p. 26). Add to that the fact that people in poverty are much more likely to be incapacitated by illness and its after-effects, and you can see that their starting conditions are significantly stacked against them. Globally, four out of five people who are blind suffer from treatable blindness — yet lack of access to treatment means they are unable to work and participate in social life fully as a result of their impairment. | https://www.thelifeyoucansave.org/common-objections-to-giving/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1448078155#12_3066052798 | Title: Why People Don't Give to Charity - The Life You Can Save
Headings: Ten Reasons Why People Don’t Donate to Charity
Ten Reasons Why People Don’t Donate to Charity
1. I already give enough. I prefer to invest in my own community.
Help fight the imbalance
2. I need to save money for myself and for my family.
3. My donation is too small to make a difference.
Make a Donation
4. Poverty can’t be solved.
5. Poverty isn’t the problem — it’s the symptom.
I want to help
6. Donations don’t help the people who need the most aid.
World’s most effective charities
7. Poverty relief is the responsibility of governments.
Find a cause to support
8. People should solve their own problems.
9. Giving aid makes developing countries dependent upon foreign resources and funding.
10. Giving leads to overpopulation.
Will saving poor children lead to overpopulation?
Content: The American investor and philanthropist Warren Buffett acknowledges that he would not have acquired his own wealth without certain necessary conditions: “ If you stick me down in the middle of Bangladesh or Peru, you’ll find out how much this talent is going to produce in the wrong kind of soil.” Without stable infrastructures, it will be difficult if not impossible to rise above poverty, no matter how hard you work or how talented you are (See Peter Singer, The Life You Can Save, p. 26). Add to that the fact that people in poverty are much more likely to be incapacitated by illness and its after-effects, and you can see that their starting conditions are significantly stacked against them. Globally, four out of five people who are blind suffer from treatable blindness — yet lack of access to treatment means they are unable to work and participate in social life fully as a result of their impairment. The situation is especially dire for blind children: in developing countries, more than half die within a few years of going blind, either because of the illness that caused their blindness in the first place or because poverty prevents their families from looking after a disabled child. Furthermore, people in third world countries have to work extremely hard just to cover their basic needs: for example, women globally spend 200 million work hours every day collecting water for their families – the equivalent of building 28 Empire State Buildings. This should give you an idea of just how much time and effort people in developing nations have to spend just to survive — before they get to the point where they can start making a surplus of any kind. | https://www.thelifeyoucansave.org/common-objections-to-giving/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1451440494#10_3073785455 | Title: How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
Headings: How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
The reason for marrying began to shift
The marriage rate and the Great Depression
The "golden age of marriage" wasn't really so golden
The case for Loving
The start of voluntarily childless marriages
The waiting game
The "rise in cohabitation" versus marriage
The inclusion of same-sex couples
The marriage rate is back on the decline
So, is marriage going extinct?
Content: Though the contraceptive earned FDA approval in 1960, it wasn't legalized throughout the country until 1965. At that time, it was solely for married couples. The waiting game
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Between 1920 and 1940, the average age of women and men when they first married didn't fluctuate too much. Grooms were saying "I do" at an average of 24 years old, while brides were approximately 21. The 1950s saw even younger couples getting married. Women, on average, were walking down the aisle at just 20 years old and men were between the ages of 22 and 23. If you can't remember a time when people married so young, this is because all of this changed when the 1980s came around. For the first time in over 90 years, women were getting married at the average age of 22. This number would continue to creep upward throughout each decade that spanned further and further into the twentieth century. And, by 2010, women had decided to wait until the average age of 26 to get married. | https://www.thelist.com/132979/how-marriages-have-changed-over-the-last-100-years/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1451440494#11_3073787201 | Title: How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
Headings: How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
The reason for marrying began to shift
The marriage rate and the Great Depression
The "golden age of marriage" wasn't really so golden
The case for Loving
The start of voluntarily childless marriages
The waiting game
The "rise in cohabitation" versus marriage
The inclusion of same-sex couples
The marriage rate is back on the decline
So, is marriage going extinct?
Content: Women, on average, were walking down the aisle at just 20 years old and men were between the ages of 22 and 23. If you can't remember a time when people married so young, this is because all of this changed when the 1980s came around. For the first time in over 90 years, women were getting married at the average age of 22. This number would continue to creep upward throughout each decade that spanned further and further into the twentieth century. And, by 2010, women had decided to wait until the average age of 26 to get married. Men averaged two years older at 28. These days, a 20-year-old bride or a 22-year-old groom would be quite the rarity. The "rise in cohabitation" versus marriage
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Divorce rates have decreased since the 1980s, yet nearly 50 percent of all marriages still end in divorce. The boom of divorces pre-1980, as well as the less-than-favorable current odds, have scared some people away from the idea of marriage. Robert Emery, a psychology professor at the University of Virginia told the school's publication, "It makes young people today less secure in the idea of committing to and being in a lasting marriage. | https://www.thelist.com/132979/how-marriages-have-changed-over-the-last-100-years/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1451440494#13_3073790956 | Title: How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
Headings: How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
The reason for marrying began to shift
The marriage rate and the Great Depression
The "golden age of marriage" wasn't really so golden
The case for Loving
The start of voluntarily childless marriages
The waiting game
The "rise in cohabitation" versus marriage
The inclusion of same-sex couples
The marriage rate is back on the decline
So, is marriage going extinct?
Content: Much of the rise in cohabitation as an alternative to marriage is actually an alternative to divorce." He added, saying, "If you never make a commitment, you are never going to divorce." The professor wasn't kidding when he mentioned the " rise in cohabitation." According to the National Marriage Project, the number of unmarried couples in the U.S. was nearly five million in the year 2000. In 1960, that number was a paltry 500,000. It's estimated that about a quarter of women between the ages of 25 and 39 are now living with their partner and half have lived with a partner at some point. That's a whole lot of cohabiting. The inclusion of same-sex couples
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Although the first documented gay rights organization dates back to 1924, some 90 years would pass before same-sex marriage was legally recognized. In June 2015 — aka the twenty-first century — the United States became the twenty-first country to recognize same-sex marriages. This came to fruition after the Supreme Court ruled that same-sex couples would be free to marry in all 50 states and thus were entitled to the same legal rights and benefits afforded to heterosexual couples. | https://www.thelist.com/132979/how-marriages-have-changed-over-the-last-100-years/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1451440494#14_3073792901 | Title: How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
Headings: How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
The reason for marrying began to shift
The marriage rate and the Great Depression
The "golden age of marriage" wasn't really so golden
The case for Loving
The start of voluntarily childless marriages
The waiting game
The "rise in cohabitation" versus marriage
The inclusion of same-sex couples
The marriage rate is back on the decline
So, is marriage going extinct?
Content: It's estimated that about a quarter of women between the ages of 25 and 39 are now living with their partner and half have lived with a partner at some point. That's a whole lot of cohabiting. The inclusion of same-sex couples
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Although the first documented gay rights organization dates back to 1924, some 90 years would pass before same-sex marriage was legally recognized. In June 2015 — aka the twenty-first century — the United States became the twenty-first country to recognize same-sex marriages. This came to fruition after the Supreme Court ruled that same-sex couples would be free to marry in all 50 states and thus were entitled to the same legal rights and benefits afforded to heterosexual couples. With the newfound freedom to marry, many same-sex couples did just that. In August 2017, just two years and two months after the Supreme Court ruling, over ten percent of of lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) adults in the United States were reported to be married to a same-sex spouse, according to Gallup. Prior to the Supreme Court's decision, that number was a little under eight percent. Gallup also estimates that, as of 2017, 61 percent of same-sex, cohabiting couples residing in the U.S. have since married, which is a 38 percent increase pre-ruling. The marriage rate is back on the decline
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Even with more same-sex marriages occurring since 2015, the overall marriage rate is declining at a rapid pace, and has since 1970. | https://www.thelist.com/132979/how-marriages-have-changed-over-the-last-100-years/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1451440494#15_3073795163 | Title: How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
Headings: How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
How Marriages Have Changed Over The Last 100 Years
The reason for marrying began to shift
The marriage rate and the Great Depression
The "golden age of marriage" wasn't really so golden
The case for Loving
The start of voluntarily childless marriages
The waiting game
The "rise in cohabitation" versus marriage
The inclusion of same-sex couples
The marriage rate is back on the decline
So, is marriage going extinct?
Content: With the newfound freedom to marry, many same-sex couples did just that. In August 2017, just two years and two months after the Supreme Court ruling, over ten percent of of lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) adults in the United States were reported to be married to a same-sex spouse, according to Gallup. Prior to the Supreme Court's decision, that number was a little under eight percent. Gallup also estimates that, as of 2017, 61 percent of same-sex, cohabiting couples residing in the U.S. have since married, which is a 38 percent increase pre-ruling. The marriage rate is back on the decline
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Even with more same-sex marriages occurring since 2015, the overall marriage rate is declining at a rapid pace, and has since 1970. The U.S. marriage r | https://www.thelist.com/132979/how-marriages-have-changed-over-the-last-100-years/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467174243#0_3111255246 | Title: Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
Headings:
Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
What Is a Canthal Tilt?
What Are the Procedures Used for Canthal Tilt Correction?
Brow Lift
Eyelid Lift
Contact Us Today
Content: Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt? Home » Blog » Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt? Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt? Published on January 1, 2019 by Christopher Inglefield
In general, female eyes are usually larger in proportion to their entire face as compared to male eyes. In addition to this, the eyes of women tend to have a downward slant towards the inner corners, which is an anatomical feature called the canthal tilt. Many people would like to have more prominent and feminine eyes that would instantly enhance their facial features and provide them with a more expressive look. This procedure is often included as part of male-to-female gender-confirmation surgery. | https://www.thelondontransgenderclinic.uk/general/eye-feminisation-surgery-what-is-the-canthal-tilt/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467174243#1_3111256464 | Title: Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
Headings:
Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
What Is a Canthal Tilt?
What Are the Procedures Used for Canthal Tilt Correction?
Brow Lift
Eyelid Lift
Contact Us Today
Content: What Is the Canthal Tilt? Published on January 1, 2019 by Christopher Inglefield
In general, female eyes are usually larger in proportion to their entire face as compared to male eyes. In addition to this, the eyes of women tend to have a downward slant towards the inner corners, which is an anatomical feature called the canthal tilt. Many people would like to have more prominent and feminine eyes that would instantly enhance their facial features and provide them with a more expressive look. This procedure is often included as part of male-to-female gender-confirmation surgery. While there is no surgical procedure to enlarge the eyes, there are a few techniques that can alter the natural canthal tilt of your eyes to provide you with more striking and well-defined features. Eye-feminisation surgery is one such procedure. Before going into detail regarding eye-feminisation surgery, let’s first understand what the canthal tilt really is. What Is a Canthal Tilt? The canthal tilt may be described as the angle between the medial canthus (inner corner of the eye) and the lateral canthus (outer corner of the eye). | https://www.thelondontransgenderclinic.uk/general/eye-feminisation-surgery-what-is-the-canthal-tilt/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467174243#2_3111258075 | Title: Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
Headings:
Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
What Is a Canthal Tilt?
What Are the Procedures Used for Canthal Tilt Correction?
Brow Lift
Eyelid Lift
Contact Us Today
Content: While there is no surgical procedure to enlarge the eyes, there are a few techniques that can alter the natural canthal tilt of your eyes to provide you with more striking and well-defined features. Eye-feminisation surgery is one such procedure. Before going into detail regarding eye-feminisation surgery, let’s first understand what the canthal tilt really is. What Is a Canthal Tilt? The canthal tilt may be described as the angle between the medial canthus (inner corner of the eye) and the lateral canthus (outer corner of the eye). It is an integral concept in periorbital aesthetics and forms the foundation of several eyelid procedures. According to the experts, a canthal tilt of about five to eight degrees is considered to be the ideal for achieving a bright and youthful feminine look. Canthal tilts may be desired as positive, neutral, and negative. A positive canthal tilt occurs when the medial canthus is located at an angle of five to eight degrees below the lateral canthus. The reverse is called a negative canthal tilt and is often considered to be an advanced indicator of aging. | https://www.thelondontransgenderclinic.uk/general/eye-feminisation-surgery-what-is-the-canthal-tilt/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467174243#3_3111259662 | Title: Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
Headings:
Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
What Is a Canthal Tilt?
What Are the Procedures Used for Canthal Tilt Correction?
Brow Lift
Eyelid Lift
Contact Us Today
Content: It is an integral concept in periorbital aesthetics and forms the foundation of several eyelid procedures. According to the experts, a canthal tilt of about five to eight degrees is considered to be the ideal for achieving a bright and youthful feminine look. Canthal tilts may be desired as positive, neutral, and negative. A positive canthal tilt occurs when the medial canthus is located at an angle of five to eight degrees below the lateral canthus. The reverse is called a negative canthal tilt and is often considered to be an advanced indicator of aging. Negative canthal tilt can make you look extremely old, tired, and sad. A neutral canthal tilt occurs when both the medial and the lateral canthus are located along the same line and do not have any angle between them. What Are the Procedures Used for Canthal Tilt Correction? Two of the most popular eye-feminisation surgeries that are widely employed for the correction of canthal tilt include the brow lift and the eyelid lift. Brow Lift
Often known as a forehead lift, a brow lift is essentially a cosmetic procedure that helps in raising the brows and reducing saggy eyelids. | https://www.thelondontransgenderclinic.uk/general/eye-feminisation-surgery-what-is-the-canthal-tilt/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467174243#4_3111261287 | Title: Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
Headings:
Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
What Is a Canthal Tilt?
What Are the Procedures Used for Canthal Tilt Correction?
Brow Lift
Eyelid Lift
Contact Us Today
Content: Negative canthal tilt can make you look extremely old, tired, and sad. A neutral canthal tilt occurs when both the medial and the lateral canthus are located along the same line and do not have any angle between them. What Are the Procedures Used for Canthal Tilt Correction? Two of the most popular eye-feminisation surgeries that are widely employed for the correction of canthal tilt include the brow lift and the eyelid lift. Brow Lift
Often known as a forehead lift, a brow lift is essentially a cosmetic procedure that helps in raising the brows and reducing saggy eyelids. In this procedure, Mr. Inglefield surgically pulls the soft tissue and skin located around the brow and forehead region upwards. This places the brow in a more alert position, giving the eyes a larger and more feminine appearance. It also restores brow symmetry for a more youthful and radiant look. Eyelid Lift
Also known as blepharoplasty, eyelid surgery is widely employed by surgeons around the world to improve the appearance of the eyelids and make a person look younger, brighter, and sharper. The eyelid lift can be performed on both the upper and the lower lids and is very effective in correcting the canthal tilt. | https://www.thelondontransgenderclinic.uk/general/eye-feminisation-surgery-what-is-the-canthal-tilt/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467174243#5_3111262975 | Title: Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
Headings:
Eye-Feminisation Surgery: What Is the Canthal Tilt?
What Is a Canthal Tilt?
What Are the Procedures Used for Canthal Tilt Correction?
Brow Lift
Eyelid Lift
Contact Us Today
Content: In this procedure, Mr. Inglefield surgically pulls the soft tissue and skin located around the brow and forehead region upwards. This places the brow in a more alert position, giving the eyes a larger and more feminine appearance. It also restores brow symmetry for a more youthful and radiant look. Eyelid Lift
Also known as blepharoplasty, eyelid surgery is widely employed by surgeons around the world to improve the appearance of the eyelids and make a person look younger, brighter, and sharper. The eyelid lift can be performed on both the upper and the lower lids and is very effective in correcting the canthal tilt. Contact Us Today
If you are planning to come in for eye-feminisation surgery, it’s best to first schedule a consultation with plastic surgeon Mr. Chris Inglefield. He will discuss the technique that would be most suitable according to the specifications of your case and your expectations from the procedure. Contact us for your consultation. 1 | https://www.thelondontransgenderclinic.uk/general/eye-feminisation-surgery-what-is-the-canthal-tilt/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467297918#0_3111557199 | Title: Vicarious trauma & burnout | The Lookout
Headings: Vicarious trauma & burnout
Vicarious trauma & burnout
Impacts of responding to family violence
Recognising the signs and symptoms of vicarious trauma
Recognising the signs and symptoms of burnout
How to protect yourself
Preventing burnout
Content: Vicarious trauma & burnout | The Lookout
Vicarious trauma & burnout
For family violence workers
Vicarious trauma & burnout
Vicarious trauma & burnout
Working with people who have experienced and/or perpetrated family violence can be rewarding, but it is also challenging. In Victoria, we are working on the issue of family violence at an unprecedented rate and the demands on specialist family violence practitioners are particularly high. Impacts of responding to family violence
It’s important to be aware of how responding to family violence may have an effect on you. Three common impacts are vicarious trauma, secondary traumatic stress and burnout. Vicarious trauma is the experience of trauma symptoms that can result from being repeatedly exposed to other people’s trauma and their stories of traumatic events. A person’s world view (belief systems) can be significantly changed as a result of hearing those stories. Vicarious trauma is cumulative, building up over time. Secondary traumatic stress is the emotional duress that results when an individual hears about the firsthand trauma experiences of another. Its symptoms mimic those of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Burnout is the prolonged physical and psychological exhaustion related to a person’s work. | https://www.thelookout.org.au/family-violence-workers/self-care-family-violence-workers/vicarious-trauma-burnout |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467297918#1_3111559047 | Title: Vicarious trauma & burnout | The Lookout
Headings: Vicarious trauma & burnout
Vicarious trauma & burnout
Impacts of responding to family violence
Recognising the signs and symptoms of vicarious trauma
Recognising the signs and symptoms of burnout
How to protect yourself
Preventing burnout
Content: A person’s world view (belief systems) can be significantly changed as a result of hearing those stories. Vicarious trauma is cumulative, building up over time. Secondary traumatic stress is the emotional duress that results when an individual hears about the firsthand trauma experiences of another. Its symptoms mimic those of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Burnout is the prolonged physical and psychological exhaustion related to a person’s work. It does not include traumatic elements or PTSD-like symptoms. While it can be helpful to have an understanding of what these terms mean, it’s also important to know that not everybody will identify these as distinct experiences. For example, you may find that you experience a little bit of each of these at different times. What can be most helpful is to have an understanding of the impacts so that you and your workplace can be proactive in preventing or minimising these impacts. Recognising the signs and symptoms of vicarious trauma
This is not an exhaustive list but it covers some of the common signs of vicarious trauma: | https://www.thelookout.org.au/family-violence-workers/self-care-family-violence-workers/vicarious-trauma-burnout |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467297918#2_3111560698 | Title: Vicarious trauma & burnout | The Lookout
Headings: Vicarious trauma & burnout
Vicarious trauma & burnout
Impacts of responding to family violence
Recognising the signs and symptoms of vicarious trauma
Recognising the signs and symptoms of burnout
How to protect yourself
Preventing burnout
Content: It does not include traumatic elements or PTSD-like symptoms. While it can be helpful to have an understanding of what these terms mean, it’s also important to know that not everybody will identify these as distinct experiences. For example, you may find that you experience a little bit of each of these at different times. What can be most helpful is to have an understanding of the impacts so that you and your workplace can be proactive in preventing or minimising these impacts. Recognising the signs and symptoms of vicarious trauma
This is not an exhaustive list but it covers some of the common signs of vicarious trauma: Invasive thoughts of client’s situation/distress
Frustration/fear/anxiety/irritability
Disturbed sleep/nightmares/racing thoughts
Problems managing personal boundaries
Taking on too great a sense of responsibility or feeling you need to overstep the boundaries of your role
Difficulty leaving work at the end of the day/noticing you can never leave on time
Loss of connection with self and others/loss of a sense of own identity
Increased time alone/a sense of needing to withdraw from others
Increased need to control events/outcomes/others
Loss of pleasure in daily activities
The effects of vicarious trauma vary from person to person. For some people, there may be a wide range of signs and symptoms, while others may experience problems in one particular area of their lives. Recognising the signs and symptoms of burnout
This is not an exhaustive list but it covers some of the common signs of burnout: Physical and emotional stress
Low job satisfaction
Feeling frustrated by or judgmental of clients
Feeling under pressure, powerless and overwhelmed
Not taking breaks, eating on the run
Unable to properly refuel and regenerate
Frequent sick days or “mental health days”
Irritability and anger
How to protect yourself
If you find yourself experiencing these symptoms, it’s important to recognise that this is not a reflection on your professional abilities but a normal response to the challenging nature of this work. Some tips for managing symptoms: | https://www.thelookout.org.au/family-violence-workers/self-care-family-violence-workers/vicarious-trauma-burnout |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467297918#3_3111563380 | Title: Vicarious trauma & burnout | The Lookout
Headings: Vicarious trauma & burnout
Vicarious trauma & burnout
Impacts of responding to family violence
Recognising the signs and symptoms of vicarious trauma
Recognising the signs and symptoms of burnout
How to protect yourself
Preventing burnout
Content: Invasive thoughts of client’s situation/distress
Frustration/fear/anxiety/irritability
Disturbed sleep/nightmares/racing thoughts
Problems managing personal boundaries
Taking on too great a sense of responsibility or feeling you need to overstep the boundaries of your role
Difficulty leaving work at the end of the day/noticing you can never leave on time
Loss of connection with self and others/loss of a sense of own identity
Increased time alone/a sense of needing to withdraw from others
Increased need to control events/outcomes/others
Loss of pleasure in daily activities
The effects of vicarious trauma vary from person to person. For some people, there may be a wide range of signs and symptoms, while others may experience problems in one particular area of their lives. Recognising the signs and symptoms of burnout
This is not an exhaustive list but it covers some of the common signs of burnout: Physical and emotional stress
Low job satisfaction
Feeling frustrated by or judgmental of clients
Feeling under pressure, powerless and overwhelmed
Not taking breaks, eating on the run
Unable to properly refuel and regenerate
Frequent sick days or “mental health days”
Irritability and anger
How to protect yourself
If you find yourself experiencing these symptoms, it’s important to recognise that this is not a reflection on your professional abilities but a normal response to the challenging nature of this work. Some tips for managing symptoms: Reach out to someone. This could be your manager, a trusted friend or colleague, a counsellor or another support person. You could also access your employee assistance program (EAP), if you have one. For after-hours support, the 1800RESPECT telephone and online counselling services are available 24 hours a day for professionals to discuss the personal impact of working with people who have experienced violence. Find a way to escape physically and/or mentally e.g. reading, days off, holidays. | https://www.thelookout.org.au/family-violence-workers/self-care-family-violence-workers/vicarious-trauma-burnout |
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