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msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_387764696#8_858021523 | Title: Free Teacher Evaluation Forms and Examples (Word | PDF)
Headings: Teacher Evaluation Forms and Examples
Teacher Evaluation Forms and Examples
What is Teacher Evaluation?
How Teacher Evaluation work
Teacher Evaluation Models
Value-Added Model (VAM)
Teacher observations
The framework model
Marzano Art and Science of the Teaching model
Free Forms
Benefits of Teacher Evaluation
Content: In states or countries, you’ll find the process is governed by legal rules just to maintain its efficacy. Therefore, the following are some of the benefits associated with Teacher Evaluation: Improves teachers professionalism
After teachers are evaluated, they are often given feedback from time to time. This feedbacks reassures them of their past performance, as well as their strengths and weaknesses. As such, this provides them with the opportunity to learn from their weaknesses and to improve on them for the future good. Regular updates of a teacher’s performance can make them improve in their service delivery hence professional growth. Helps maintain teacher’s records
Carrying out a regular Teacher Evaluation helps maintain a teacher’s record. This is because the teachers are made aware of their weaknesses each time the assessment feedbacks are given. Therefore, they will constantly work on improving their teaching standards. Helps spot unproductivity or low performance
Since teachers are evaluated on various criteria, the evaluators are always in a better position of highlighting any unproductivity or low performance by teachers. | https://www.doctemplates.net/teacher-evaluation-form/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_396024495#2_874205778 | Title: Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
Headings: Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
What is Myrrh Oil?
The History of Myrrh Oil
10 Benefits of Myrrh Oil
1. Has potent antioxidant benefits
2. Helps treat hypothyroidism
3. May help treat cancer
4. Treats ulcers and wounds
5. Prevents gum disease and mouth infections
6. Anti-fungal and antibacterial benefits
7. Anti-parasitic benefits
8. Reduces digestive problems
9. Relieves upper respiratory problems
10. Improves skin health
How to Use Myrrh Oil
1. Diffused or inhaled
2. Applied to skin
3. Used as a cold compress
4. Taken internally
Homemade Myrrh Oil Recipes
1. Essential Oil Foot Balm Recipe
Ingredients:
Directions
2. Smoothing Gum Oil Recipe
Ingredients:
Directions
Final Thoughts on Myrrh Oil
Related:
Content: Researchers have found that myrrh oil has potent antioxidant activity, and can potentially treat cancer, certain types of parasitic infections, ulcers, and wounds. Myrrh oil may also help treat hypothyroidism, gum disease, digestive problems, upper respiratory problems, and fungal and bacterial infections. The following article will help explain how to use myrrh oil, and why it is so beneficial. What is Myrrh Oil? Myrrh oil is one of the more popular essential oils in the world. The myrrh tree is known for its knotted trunk and white flowers, and sometimes the tree has few leaves due to dry desert conditions. For harvesting myrrh, the tree trunks are cut into to help release the resin. The resin will dry and begin to look like tears along the tree trunk. Myrrh oil comes from the dried resin extract of the Commiphora myrrha tree, which is common in the Middle East and Africa. It belongs to the Commiphora plant genus, and it is also related to frankincense in the Burseraceae plant family. | https://www.doctorshealthpress.com/food-and-nutrition-articles/alternative-remedies-food-and-nutrition-articles/myrrh-oil-history-benefits-uses/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_396024495#3_874207945 | Title: Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
Headings: Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
What is Myrrh Oil?
The History of Myrrh Oil
10 Benefits of Myrrh Oil
1. Has potent antioxidant benefits
2. Helps treat hypothyroidism
3. May help treat cancer
4. Treats ulcers and wounds
5. Prevents gum disease and mouth infections
6. Anti-fungal and antibacterial benefits
7. Anti-parasitic benefits
8. Reduces digestive problems
9. Relieves upper respiratory problems
10. Improves skin health
How to Use Myrrh Oil
1. Diffused or inhaled
2. Applied to skin
3. Used as a cold compress
4. Taken internally
Homemade Myrrh Oil Recipes
1. Essential Oil Foot Balm Recipe
Ingredients:
Directions
2. Smoothing Gum Oil Recipe
Ingredients:
Directions
Final Thoughts on Myrrh Oil
Related:
Content: The myrrh tree is known for its knotted trunk and white flowers, and sometimes the tree has few leaves due to dry desert conditions. For harvesting myrrh, the tree trunks are cut into to help release the resin. The resin will dry and begin to look like tears along the tree trunk. Myrrh oil comes from the dried resin extract of the Commiphora myrrha tree, which is common in the Middle East and Africa. It belongs to the Commiphora plant genus, and it is also related to frankincense in the Burseraceae plant family. Myrrh essential oil has a smell that is sweet, smoky, and sometimes bitter. In fact, myrrh comes from the Arabic word “murr,” which translates to bitter. The essential oil has a orange and yellowish color, and it is often used as a base for perfumes and various fragrances. The History of Myrrh Oil
Myrrh essential oil has a rich history in religious ceremonies and traditional healing therapies. Historically, myrrh oil was used for flavoring food, embalming, treating hay fever, and as a fragrance. | https://www.doctorshealthpress.com/food-and-nutrition-articles/alternative-remedies-food-and-nutrition-articles/myrrh-oil-history-benefits-uses/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_396024495#4_874210141 | Title: Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
Headings: Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
What is Myrrh Oil?
The History of Myrrh Oil
10 Benefits of Myrrh Oil
1. Has potent antioxidant benefits
2. Helps treat hypothyroidism
3. May help treat cancer
4. Treats ulcers and wounds
5. Prevents gum disease and mouth infections
6. Anti-fungal and antibacterial benefits
7. Anti-parasitic benefits
8. Reduces digestive problems
9. Relieves upper respiratory problems
10. Improves skin health
How to Use Myrrh Oil
1. Diffused or inhaled
2. Applied to skin
3. Used as a cold compress
4. Taken internally
Homemade Myrrh Oil Recipes
1. Essential Oil Foot Balm Recipe
Ingredients:
Directions
2. Smoothing Gum Oil Recipe
Ingredients:
Directions
Final Thoughts on Myrrh Oil
Related:
Content: Myrrh essential oil has a smell that is sweet, smoky, and sometimes bitter. In fact, myrrh comes from the Arabic word “murr,” which translates to bitter. The essential oil has a orange and yellowish color, and it is often used as a base for perfumes and various fragrances. The History of Myrrh Oil
Myrrh essential oil has a rich history in religious ceremonies and traditional healing therapies. Historically, myrrh oil was used for flavoring food, embalming, treating hay fever, and as a fragrance. It was also a popular paste to help stop bleeding, and an antiseptic for cleaning and healing wounds. What was the most common historical use of myrrh oil? It was used to burn the resin over hot coals to release a mysterious, spiritual presence into a room before religious ceremonies. Myrrh is also a common medicine in traditional Chinese medicine, while the ancient Egyptians would use myrrh for embalming. It is also commonly used in aromatherapy for meditation. | https://www.doctorshealthpress.com/food-and-nutrition-articles/alternative-remedies-food-and-nutrition-articles/myrrh-oil-history-benefits-uses/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_396024495#5_874212286 | Title: Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
Headings: Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
What is Myrrh Oil?
The History of Myrrh Oil
10 Benefits of Myrrh Oil
1. Has potent antioxidant benefits
2. Helps treat hypothyroidism
3. May help treat cancer
4. Treats ulcers and wounds
5. Prevents gum disease and mouth infections
6. Anti-fungal and antibacterial benefits
7. Anti-parasitic benefits
8. Reduces digestive problems
9. Relieves upper respiratory problems
10. Improves skin health
How to Use Myrrh Oil
1. Diffused or inhaled
2. Applied to skin
3. Used as a cold compress
4. Taken internally
Homemade Myrrh Oil Recipes
1. Essential Oil Foot Balm Recipe
Ingredients:
Directions
2. Smoothing Gum Oil Recipe
Ingredients:
Directions
Final Thoughts on Myrrh Oil
Related:
Content: It was also a popular paste to help stop bleeding, and an antiseptic for cleaning and healing wounds. What was the most common historical use of myrrh oil? It was used to burn the resin over hot coals to release a mysterious, spiritual presence into a room before religious ceremonies. Myrrh is also a common medicine in traditional Chinese medicine, while the ancient Egyptians would use myrrh for embalming. It is also commonly used in aromatherapy for meditation. Myrrh is also burned at funerals as the smell has traditionally been seen as a symbol of suffering. However, other times myrrh is blended with citrus oils to produce an aroma that is more uplifting to help promote emotional insight and inspiration. 10 Benefits of Myrrh Oil
What are the health benefits of myrrh essential oil? The active compounds in myrrh are sesquiterpenes and terpenoids, and both have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and anticancer benefits. The benefits of myrrh oil are also attributed to its antiviral, antifungal, antiparasitic, antispasmodic, and expectorant properties. | https://www.doctorshealthpress.com/food-and-nutrition-articles/alternative-remedies-food-and-nutrition-articles/myrrh-oil-history-benefits-uses/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_396024495#6_874214532 | Title: Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
Headings: Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
Myrrh Oil: History, Health Benefits, and Effective Uses
What is Myrrh Oil?
The History of Myrrh Oil
10 Benefits of Myrrh Oil
1. Has potent antioxidant benefits
2. Helps treat hypothyroidism
3. May help treat cancer
4. Treats ulcers and wounds
5. Prevents gum disease and mouth infections
6. Anti-fungal and antibacterial benefits
7. Anti-parasitic benefits
8. Reduces digestive problems
9. Relieves upper respiratory problems
10. Improves skin health
How to Use Myrrh Oil
1. Diffused or inhaled
2. Applied to skin
3. Used as a cold compress
4. Taken internally
Homemade Myrrh Oil Recipes
1. Essential Oil Foot Balm Recipe
Ingredients:
Directions
2. Smoothing Gum Oil Recipe
Ingredients:
Directions
Final Thoughts on Myrrh Oil
Related:
Content: Myrrh is also burned at funerals as the smell has traditionally been seen as a symbol of suffering. However, other times myrrh is blended with citrus oils to produce an aroma that is more uplifting to help promote emotional insight and inspiration. 10 Benefits of Myrrh Oil
What are the health benefits of myrrh essential oil? The active compounds in myrrh are sesquiterpenes and terpenoids, and both have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and anticancer benefits. The benefits of myrrh oil are also attributed to its antiviral, antifungal, antiparasitic, antispasmodic, and expectorant properties. The following are the top 10 health myrrh oil benefits. 1. Has potent antioxidant benefits
In a study published in the Food and Chemical Toxicology journal in 2010, researchers found that myrrh can protect against liver damage due to its antioxidant properties. Although the experiment was performed on rabbits, there is potential that myrrh can have a similar effect in humans. 2. | https://www.doctorshealthpress.com/food-and-nutrition-articles/alternative-remedies-food-and-nutrition-articles/myrrh-oil-history-benefits-uses/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_403081241#11_894384805 | Title: What Causes Left Arm Pain and Why?
Headings: Pain in the Left Arm: Is it Heart Trouble?
Pain in the Left Arm: Is it Heart Trouble?
What Causes Pain in the Left Arm?
Symptoms that May Occur with Left Arm Pain
Natural Treatments for Left Arm Pain Relief
When to See a Doctor
Content: Regardless of what is causing your left arm pain, putting smoking on hold or ending it altogether will help improve the situation. Rest: The effects of angina, circulation difficulties, and panic attacks or stress can be reduced by avoiding exertion, pacing oneself, making time for personal relaxation, and avoiding unnecessary sources of stress. In the case of an arm injury, resting the limb or keeping it immobilized will help speed recovery and prevent aggravation. RICE: An acronym for Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation, and an approach to follow when dealing with an injury. Keeping the arm immobilized while using ice, compression, and elevation to ease swelling can help reduce pain and avoid more serious consequences. Maintain a Good Diet: A diet that avoids caffeine and alcohol (which can constrict blood vessels) while rich in vitamin C (for improved blood vessel function) and balanced in other aspects can help reduce left arm pain. Moderation is also important, since large meals that leave you feeling heavy are known to provoke angina pain and are harder on circulation. | https://www.doctorshealthpress.com/pain-articles/pain-in-left-arm/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_403877755#1_896840469 | Title: Temporary Blindness: Common Causes & Natural Treatments
Headings: Common Causes of Temporary Blindness and Natural Ways to Treat It
Common Causes of Temporary Blindness and Natural Ways to Treat It
Types of Temporary Blindness
What Causes Temporary Blindness?
How to Treat and Prevent Temporary Blindness
Natural Ways to Treat Improve Your Eyesight
Exercises for Healthy Eyes
A Healthy Diet to Improve Your Eyes
Content: Vision problems are common in today’s day and age. This shouldn’t come as a surprise, especially with the increasing amount of people gluing their eyes to television screens, laptops, and phones. So what happens when you lose your sight temporarily? If your vision is suddenly impaired, you can place yourself and others in danger—especially when engaging in an activity that requires vision (i.e. driving). Types of Temporary Blindness
There are various forms of temporary blindness: Episodic blindness: Episodic blindness or amaurosis fugax is a temporary loss of vision that usually occurs in one eye. It is a rare issue that is caused by a lack of blood flow to the eye, and it can last anywhere from several seconds to several minutes. Episodic blindness could be a sign of a more serious condition, such as a stroke. People often describe it as seeing a shade or curtain pulled down over one eye. | https://www.doctorshealthpress.com/vision/common-causes-of-temporary-blindness-and-natural-ways-to-treat-it/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_403877755#2_896842051 | Title: Temporary Blindness: Common Causes & Natural Treatments
Headings: Common Causes of Temporary Blindness and Natural Ways to Treat It
Common Causes of Temporary Blindness and Natural Ways to Treat It
Types of Temporary Blindness
What Causes Temporary Blindness?
How to Treat and Prevent Temporary Blindness
Natural Ways to Treat Improve Your Eyesight
Exercises for Healthy Eyes
A Healthy Diet to Improve Your Eyes
Content: Episodic blindness: Episodic blindness or amaurosis fugax is a temporary loss of vision that usually occurs in one eye. It is a rare issue that is caused by a lack of blood flow to the eye, and it can last anywhere from several seconds to several minutes. Episodic blindness could be a sign of a more serious condition, such as a stroke. People often describe it as seeing a shade or curtain pulled down over one eye. It’s generally not painful and people can still see out of the other eye. Flash blindness: Another common form of temporary blindness is flash blindness, which is blindness caused by a bright flash of light. For example, a bright camera flash, or transitioning from a dark room to the sunny outdoors can lead to flash blindness. Flash blindness is caused when retina pigments that are responsible for recognizing light become oversaturated. | https://www.doctorshealthpress.com/vision/common-causes-of-temporary-blindness-and-natural-ways-to-treat-it/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_403877755#3_896843579 | Title: Temporary Blindness: Common Causes & Natural Treatments
Headings: Common Causes of Temporary Blindness and Natural Ways to Treat It
Common Causes of Temporary Blindness and Natural Ways to Treat It
Types of Temporary Blindness
What Causes Temporary Blindness?
How to Treat and Prevent Temporary Blindness
Natural Ways to Treat Improve Your Eyesight
Exercises for Healthy Eyes
A Healthy Diet to Improve Your Eyes
Content: It’s generally not painful and people can still see out of the other eye. Flash blindness: Another common form of temporary blindness is flash blindness, which is blindness caused by a bright flash of light. For example, a bright camera flash, or transitioning from a dark room to the sunny outdoors can lead to flash blindness. Flash blindness is caused when retina pigments that are responsible for recognizing light become oversaturated. What Causes Temporary Blindness? A common cause of temporary vision loss is reduced blood flow to the eye. When fatty plaque deposits build up in blood vessels (due to, for example, diabetes, high blood pressure, smoking, or high cholesterol) and make them narrower, small pieces of plaque can break off from a blood vessel wall and block blood flow to the eye, causing temporary blindness. Other causes of temporary blindness include: Chemicals: | https://www.doctorshealthpress.com/vision/common-causes-of-temporary-blindness-and-natural-ways-to-treat-it/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_403877755#4_896845136 | Title: Temporary Blindness: Common Causes & Natural Treatments
Headings: Common Causes of Temporary Blindness and Natural Ways to Treat It
Common Causes of Temporary Blindness and Natural Ways to Treat It
Types of Temporary Blindness
What Causes Temporary Blindness?
How to Treat and Prevent Temporary Blindness
Natural Ways to Treat Improve Your Eyesight
Exercises for Healthy Eyes
A Healthy Diet to Improve Your Eyes
Content: What Causes Temporary Blindness? A common cause of temporary vision loss is reduced blood flow to the eye. When fatty plaque deposits build up in blood vessels (due to, for example, diabetes, high blood pressure, smoking, or high cholesterol) and make them narrower, small pieces of plaque can break off from a blood vessel wall and block blood flow to the eye, causing temporary blindness. Other causes of temporary blindness include: Chemicals: Many chemicals can cause temporary blindness when sprayed in the eyes (i.e. pepper spray, mace, or even cleaning products). Conversion disorder: If you are experiencing severe psychological or emotional stress, you may experience a conversion disorder. This is when the brain essentially turns psychological issues into physical symptoms (i.e. blindness). Heart complications: | https://www.doctorshealthpress.com/vision/common-causes-of-temporary-blindness-and-natural-ways-to-treat-it/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_403877755#5_896846624 | Title: Temporary Blindness: Common Causes & Natural Treatments
Headings: Common Causes of Temporary Blindness and Natural Ways to Treat It
Common Causes of Temporary Blindness and Natural Ways to Treat It
Types of Temporary Blindness
What Causes Temporary Blindness?
How to Treat and Prevent Temporary Blindness
Natural Ways to Treat Improve Your Eyesight
Exercises for Healthy Eyes
A Healthy Diet to Improve Your Eyes
Content: Many chemicals can cause temporary blindness when sprayed in the eyes (i.e. pepper spray, mace, or even cleaning products). Conversion disorder: If you are experiencing severe psychological or emotional stress, you may experience a conversion disorder. This is when the brain essentially turns psychological issues into physical symptoms (i.e. blindness). Heart complications: Heart problems can cause temporary blindness. For example, a condition called aortic dissection occurs when a tear in the wall of the aorta causes blood to flow into the aorta’s walls. This alters properties of the blood that flows throughout the rest of the body. If the wrong amount of oxygen reaches the areas of the brain that control vision, temporary vision loss can occur. Cranial pressure: | https://www.doctorshealthpress.com/vision/common-causes-of-temporary-blindness-and-natural-ways-to-treat-it/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_407909871#6_906003924 | Title: Did Builder Man Died (Feb 2021) Decoding The Mystery!
Headings: Did Builder Man Died (Feb 2021) Decoding The Mystery!
News
Did Builder Man Died (Feb 2021) Decoding The Mystery!
Table of Contents
Who is Builder Man?
Did Builder Man Died – Truth or Fallacy?
Who is David Baszucki?
Conclusion – The Mystery Continues
Content: He is the current CEO of the online gaming platform and takes care of the entire management after his co-owner Erik Cassel passed away in 2013. David uses his alternate account for sending a welcome message to all new users. However, he has been missing in action that has sent a frenzy among the fans lately. Conclusion – The Mystery Continues
Considering the inactive account of Builder Man and the answers in the forums is almost vague. Thus, Did Builder Man Died or has gone inactive for a while continues to remain a mystery, and one cannot reach a conclusion unless no official statement or proof is released. Until then, as fans continue to unveil the query, we can only wait for Builder Man to make its presence back. What do you think would have happened to Builder Man? Why is it inactive? Why not share your views with us in the comments below? We will be happy to assist you. | https://www.dodbuzz.com/did-builder-man-died/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_421739447#0_935655232 | Title: Classical Conditioning: a basic form of learning.
Headings: Classical Conditioning:
a basic form of learning
Classical Conditioning:
a basic form of learning
Hos does classical conditioning work?
3 steps to learn an association
It gets even better!
Pavlov's Dogs
Watch this 1 minute clip from an episode of "The office"
I have been classically conditioned too!
Let's wrap up Classical Conditioning
Content: Classical Conditioning: a basic form of learning. Classical Conditioning: a basic form of learning
Classical conditioning is how we learn to associate a neutral stimulus (like a sound, or a light) with a consequence. Classical conditioning means “ basic learning ”. That’s it. It’s one of the simplest ways dogs (and all animals) learn. You may also hear it referred to as Pavlovian conditioning or associative learning. Once you understand this principle you will be able to truly see what is going on behind some "mysterious" pet behaviors. For example, have you ever heard (or maybe even experienced) that dogs have a “sixth” sense? | https://www.dog-training-excellence.com/classical-conditioning.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_458986116#6_1017711070 | Title: Dog Years to Human Years: An Inexact Science
Headings: Dog Years to Human Years: An Inexact Science
Dog Years to Human Years: An Inexact Science
What are dog years vs. human years?
Factors for determining dog years
Dog teeth provide a rough guide
Learn more about your dog and aging on Dogster.com:
Content: Large dogs who have reached 14 human years are 88 to 108 in dog years. The ratios for small dogs are more like 12:1, for medium-sized dogs, 10:1, and for large dogs, 9:1, but even that is only roughly accurate for the first two years of a dog’s life. As you may have guessed, comparing dog years to human years is inexact at best, but these measures for the first couple of years offer more reasonable estimates than the well-worn 7:1 ratio passed down over the ages in the fireside cackling of so-called old wives. Dog teeth provide a rough guide
The second frequently cited factor in determining a dog’s age in human years is the appearance of a dog’s teeth. Assuming that a dog is well looked after, cared for, and fed properly, the following are rules of thumb. Dental estimates for dog years are based on the number and condition of a dog’s teeth and converted with the same ratios as above to dog years. Once a dog’s teeth have come in, puppies have 28 teeth in total. Fully grown dogs have 42 teeth in total. By the time a dog is seven months of age, all of his permanent teeth will have come in. A dog with a full set of teeth that are still bright white will be in her first or second year, and thus, depending on size, anywhere from 10 to 18 in dog years. | https://www.dogster.com/dog-health-care/dog-years-to-human-years |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_458986116#7_1017712868 | Title: Dog Years to Human Years: An Inexact Science
Headings: Dog Years to Human Years: An Inexact Science
Dog Years to Human Years: An Inexact Science
What are dog years vs. human years?
Factors for determining dog years
Dog teeth provide a rough guide
Learn more about your dog and aging on Dogster.com:
Content: Dental estimates for dog years are based on the number and condition of a dog’s teeth and converted with the same ratios as above to dog years. Once a dog’s teeth have come in, puppies have 28 teeth in total. Fully grown dogs have 42 teeth in total. By the time a dog is seven months of age, all of his permanent teeth will have come in. A dog with a full set of teeth that are still bright white will be in her first or second year, and thus, depending on size, anywhere from 10 to 18 in dog years. Teeth that appear to have some use and yellowing, found in a mouth that exhibits the familiar odor we refer to as “dog breath,” in a fully-grown dog, may indicate an age in human years of three to five. This would put that dog along a spectrum of 29 to 45 years of age in dog years, again, dependent on the dog’s size, breed and overall health. It is much more difficult to estimate an age for an older dog, who may be experiencing tooth decay or missing teeth. With a mouth in that sort of shape, it is generally safe to assume, however, that the dog will be in excess of 10 human years, or between 64 and 80 in dog years, if not older. The condition of a dog’s teeth is a far less precise method for determining dog years than when you have a general marker of human years, along with size, as a basis for your estimate. | https://www.dogster.com/dog-health-care/dog-years-to-human-years |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_458986116#8_1017714727 | Title: Dog Years to Human Years: An Inexact Science
Headings: Dog Years to Human Years: An Inexact Science
Dog Years to Human Years: An Inexact Science
What are dog years vs. human years?
Factors for determining dog years
Dog teeth provide a rough guide
Learn more about your dog and aging on Dogster.com:
Content: Teeth that appear to have some use and yellowing, found in a mouth that exhibits the familiar odor we refer to as “dog breath,” in a fully-grown dog, may indicate an age in human years of three to five. This would put that dog along a spectrum of 29 to 45 years of age in dog years, again, dependent on the dog’s size, breed and overall health. It is much more difficult to estimate an age for an older dog, who may be experiencing tooth decay or missing teeth. With a mouth in that sort of shape, it is generally safe to assume, however, that the dog will be in excess of 10 human years, or between 64 and 80 in dog years, if not older. The condition of a dog’s teeth is a far less precise method for determining dog years than when you have a general marker of human years, along with size, as a basis for your estimate. Learn more about your dog and aging on Dogster.com: Ask a Vet: How to Tell a Dog’s Age
How to Take Care of Your Dog’s Hair — From Puppyhood Through Their Senior Years
How to Prevent Tooth Troubles at Every Stage of Your Dog’s Life
Tags: Dogs and Science, Dogster Tips
Comments | https://www.dogster.com/dog-health-care/dog-years-to-human-years |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_467071951#2_1039195394 | Title: Puppy Teething Pain Relief | Toys for Dog Teething
Headings:
Adult Dog Teeth
Symptoms of Puppy Teething
How to Relieve Puppy Teething Pain
Ice Cubes
Aloe Vera
Chamomile Tea
Cold Chew Toys
More Suggestions on Relieving Puppy Teething Pain
How to Take Care of Puppy Teeth
Content: The puppy baby teeth remain for 3 to 7 months. Beginning at around 3 months of age, puppies shed the baby incisors. By 5 months, a puppy should have all his adult incisors. Between 4 to 7 months of age, he will have his adult canines, premolars and molars. A puppy will have all his adult teeth at 7 to 8 months of age. Adult Dog Teeth
The average adult dog has 42 teeth: 22 in the lower jaw and 20 in the upper jaw. In each jaw there are: 6 incisors,
2 canines,
8 premolars, and
6 molars in the lower jaw, 4 in the upper jaw
Depending on the breed, some dogs have more than 42 teeth and some may have fewer. For example, doberman pinchers have fewer teeth, whereas spaniels and greyhounds tend to have more teeth. | https://www.dogzhealth.com/puppy-teething-pain/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_469793352#2_1043971542 | Title:
Headings: Radium-226 (226Ra)
Radium-226
(226Ra)
Fact
Sheet
320-081
WHO
DISCOVERED
RADIUM?
WHAT
IS
RADIUM-226
USED
FOR?
WHERE
DOES
RADIUM-226
COME
FROM
AND
WHERE
IS
IT
FOUND?
IS
RADIUM-226
HAZARDOUS?
PROPERTIES
OF
RADIUM-226
(226Ra)
Sources
Content: This
luminous
material
was
used
to
paint
timepieces,
compasses
and
other
devices
during
and
after
World
War
I.
Apalastic
anemia,
leukemia
and
bone
cancers
developed
in
workers
who
repeatedly
used
their
lips
to
make
a
point
out
of
the
paint
brush
bristles. Radium
is
now
used
to
produce
radon,
a
radioactive
gas
used
to
treat
some
types
of
cancer. WHERE
DOES
RADIUM-226
COME
FROM
AND
WHERE
IS
IT
FOUND? Radium-226
is
a
decay
product
of
the
natural
uranium-238
decay
chain
. It
is
present
in
all
rocks
and
soils
in
variable
amounts. IS
RADIUM-226
HAZARDOUS? Radium-226
decays
by
alpha
making
ingestion
and
inhalation
the
primary
pathways
of
concern. Radium-226
adheres
quickly
to
solids
and
does
not
migrate
far
from
its
place
of
release. It
is
absorbed
from
the
soil
by
plants
and
passed
up
the
food
chain
to
humans. Radium
is
chemically
similar
to
calcium
and,
when
ingested
a
small
fraction
is
transferred
across
the
small
intestine
and
most
is
deposited
in
bone,
which
contains
70-95%
of
the
total
ingested
body
radium. | https://www.doh.wa.gov/Portals/1/Documents/Pubs/320-081_ra226_fs.pdf |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_472341372#3_1047500447 | Title: Website and Social Media Basics | U.S. Department of the Interior
Headings: Website and Social Media Basics
Website and Social Media Basics
Approved Social Media Services
Official Social Media Accounts
Rules of the Road
Requesting Social Media Accounts
Onboarding and Offboarding
Onboarding Social Media Access
Offboarding Social Media Access
Blogging
Rules of the Road
Web/Social Media Linking and Sharing
Ethics
Photos
Ownership
Credit
Web/Social Media Comments
Inappropriate Comments on Social Media
What to Do When You See Threatening or Illegal Activity
Mishaps: What to Do When Things Go Wrong
Grammar Mistakes
Accidental Share, Hacked Login or Inaccurate Post
Posting Personally Identifiable Information (PII)
What to do When You Notice a Mistake on Another Bureau’s Account
Social Media Records
General Records Guidance for Social Media
Investigative Guidance
Removing Posts/Content
Security Best Practices
Twitter
Facebook
Instagram
Government Furnished Devices vs. Personally Owned Equipment
Government Furnished Equipment (GFE)
Personally Owned Equipment
Privacy
Privacy Program Governance
508 Compliance for Social Media
General Social Media Accessibility Tips
Tips for Making Facebook Updates Accessible
Tips for Making Tweets Accessible
Tips for Making YouTube Videos More Accessible
Audio Description
Tips for Making Blogs Accessible
Tips for Making Other Social Media Platforms Accessible
Trolls
Document- and Data-Sharing Repositories
Rules of the Road
Social Bookmarking
Rules of the Road
Content: If there are more than one DOI bureau partners within the entity, where one of those bureaus is considered the primary partner, then the entity can decide which DOI bureau's social media policies they prefer to follow. Rules of the Road
The DOI Digital Media Policy addresses specific guidelines for the appropriate use of social networking websites and other social media technologies. Consult the policy before getting started. Only post information that is publicly available on the primary bureau, Departmental or government website ( OMB M-10-23, Section 3, “Agencies should also provide individuals with alternatives to third-party websites and applications. People should be able to obtain comparable information and services through an agency’s official website or other official means.”). The majority of social platforms allow for comments to be submitted in response to posts. Refer to the Web/Social Media Comments section. Do not engage in arguments or debates from an official government account (s). Responding factually to substantive questions is OK, but engaging in policy debate is not. See the Response to Social Media Comments section. | https://www.doi.gov/employees/dmguide/website-and-social-media-basics |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_473244898#1_1048994139 | Title:
Headings:
COMMON
DEFINITIONS
FOR
MAINTENANCE
AND
CONSTRUCTION
TERMS
Capital
Improvement
Condition
Assessment
Constructed
Asset
Constructed
Asset
Component
Current
Replacement
Value
(CRV)
Deferred
Maintenance
(DM)
Facility
Installation
Maintenance
Need
Operations
Administrative
Facilities
Operations
Inspections/Assessments/Surveys
Project
Value
Engineering
Value
Analysis
Concept
Stage
Value
Analysis
Design
Stage
FACILITY
AND
EQUIPMENT
TYPES
Administrative
Site
Bridge
Building
Dam
Dam
Hazard
Classifications
Equipment
–
Installed
Building
Equipment
(IBE)
Equipment
–
Mobile
Fence
Hydro
Power
System
Interpretive
Display
Marina
Monitoring
Network
Radio
Infrastructure
Definitions
Road
Trail
and
Boardwalk
Tunnel
Utility
Systems
Water
Management
Facility/
Water
Control
Structure
CONDITION/PERFORMANCE
INDICATORS/METRICS
Asset
Priority
Index
(API)
Facility
Condition
Index
(FCI)
Utilization
(UI)
Annual
Operations
&
Maintenance
Costs
(O&M)
Content: Capital
Improvement
capital
improvement
is
the
construction,
installation,
or
assembly
of
a
new
asset,
or
the
alteration,
expansion,
or
extension
of
an
existing
asset
to
accommodate
a
change
of
function
or
unmet
programmatic
needs,
or
to
incorporate
new
technology. This
may
include
major
renovation
of
an
entire
existing
asset
in
order
to
properly
restore
and/or
extend
the
life
of
the
asset
without
a
change
of
function. This
includes
constructed
asset
deficiencies
where
there
is
non-compliance
to
codes
(e.g.
life
safety,
ADA,
OSHA,
environmental,
etc.) and
other
regulatory
or
Executive
Order
compliance
requirements. This
includes
engineering
and/or
contracted
A&E
services
that
support
planning,
design,
and
execution
of
deferred
maintenance
activities. New
Construction
–
The
erection,
installation,
or
assembly
of
a
new
asset. Alteration
(for
change
of
function,
without
expansion)
–
Work
to
change
the
function
of
and
existing
facility
or
any
of
its
components. The
capacity
or
size
of
the
facility
is
not
expanded. Deferred
maintenance
of
the
original
facility
may
be
reduced
or
eliminated
by
an
alteration. Expansion
–
Increasing
the
capacity
or
size
of
a
facility
to
serve
needs
different
from,
or
significantly
greater
than,
those
originally
intended. | https://www.doi.gov/sites/doi.gov/files/migrated/pam/programs/asset_management/upload/Definitions_Maint_and_Construc_Terms.pdf |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_487920825#0_1079099008 | Title: How to Cut a Concrete Block Wall with a Concrete Saw | DoItYourself.com
Headings: How to Cut a Concrete Block Wall with a Concrete Saw
How to Cut a Concrete Block Wall with a Concrete Saw
Step 1 - Mark Section that is to be Cut
Step 2 - Set up Garden Hose
Step 3 - Cut the Concrete Block Wall
Content: How to Cut a Concrete Block Wall with a Concrete Saw | DoItYourself.com
How to Cut a Concrete Block Wall with a Concrete Saw
Written by Doityourself Staff
on Nov 15, 2010
What You'll Need
Concrete saw
Tape measure
Marker
Garden hose
What You'll Need
Concrete saw
Tape measure
Marker
Garden hose
Using a concrete saw to cut through concrete block walls can make very short work of the project. It can also make very messy work out the project. Using a concrete saw is much like any other saw. Once the blocks are marked off you simply follow the lines with the saw blade. Step 1 - Mark Section that is to be Cut
The easiest way to ensure a straight cut with a concrete saw is to measure and mark the area you are cutting. Use a straightedge if needed to make straight lines. Continue reading below Our Video of the Day
Step 2 - Set up Garden Hose
Before you start cutting the concrete blocks you must have some way for water to be able to be applied to the surface. If doing this yourself, set the hose so it trickles down the concrete wall. If you have a friend, they should hold the hose on the line where the cutting is taking place. Step 3 - Cut the Concrete Block Wall
Hold the concrete saw up to the wall and line up the blade with the line. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-cut-a-concrete-block-wall-with-a-concrete-saw |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_487920825#1_1079100791 | Title: How to Cut a Concrete Block Wall with a Concrete Saw | DoItYourself.com
Headings: How to Cut a Concrete Block Wall with a Concrete Saw
How to Cut a Concrete Block Wall with a Concrete Saw
Step 1 - Mark Section that is to be Cut
Step 2 - Set up Garden Hose
Step 3 - Cut the Concrete Block Wall
Content: Use a straightedge if needed to make straight lines. Continue reading below Our Video of the Day
Step 2 - Set up Garden Hose
Before you start cutting the concrete blocks you must have some way for water to be able to be applied to the surface. If doing this yourself, set the hose so it trickles down the concrete wall. If you have a friend, they should hold the hose on the line where the cutting is taking place. Step 3 - Cut the Concrete Block Wall
Hold the concrete saw up to the wall and line up the blade with the line. Turn on the saw and slowly guide the blade into the concrete. Slowly guide the blade along the line until you get to a corner. Remove the saw blade and start in the other direction following the same procedure. More From Doityourself
What is a Hose Bib? How To Handle A Chain Saw: | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-cut-a-concrete-block-wall-with-a-concrete-saw |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_488060603#0_1079380112 | Title: How to Cut Crown Molding for a Curved Wall | DoItYourself.com
Headings: How to Cut Crown Molding for a Curved Wall
How to Cut Crown Molding for a Curved Wall
Cut the Molding
Shape the Molding
Glue the Molding
Content: How to Cut Crown Molding for a Curved Wall | DoItYourself.com
How to Cut Crown Molding for a Curved Wall
Written by Jackie Carmichael
on Oct 23, 2010
To ensure our content is always up-to-date with current information, best practices, and professional advice, articles are routinely reviewed by industry experts with years of hands-on experience. Reviewed by
Charles Ramos, Jr.
on Oct 31, 2020
1-4 hours
•
Advanced
•
20-40
What You'll Need
Utility knife
Crown molding adhesive
Three wooden poles (ceiling height)
Three dry cloths
Crown molding
What You'll Need
Utility knife
Crown molding adhesive
Three wooden poles (ceiling height)
Three dry cloths
Crown molding
Properly cutting crown molding for a curved wall will both keep the molding intact and secure it to the wall. Some crown molding is made from plastic foam and can be shaped to create a curve to follow the wall. Cut the Molding
The back of the molding is not a curved shape. It is designed with three flat surfaces. The outermost two are for the adhesive. To create a curved shape, slice the back of the molding with the utility knife, creating “V” shapes with each cut. Continue reading below Our Video of the Day
Shape the Molding
With each cut, you will note the molding starts to curve naturally. Space the cuts to allow for enough maneuverability, but cut them thin enough to not break through the outer surface. Once you have reached the other end of the molding, your curve should be ready to glue. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-cut-crown-molding-for-a-curved-wall |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_488140703#0_1079536841 | Title: How to Cut Molding Attached to a Wall | DoItYourself.com
Headings: How to Cut Molding Attached to a Wall
How to Cut Molding Attached to a Wall
Step 1 - Clean the Molding
Step 2 - Mark the Molding
Step 3 - Score the Line
Step 4 - Cut the Molding
Step 5 - Pull the Molding Off
Step 6 - Spackle and Paint
Content: How to Cut Molding Attached to a Wall | DoItYourself.com
How to Cut Molding Attached to a Wall
Written by Doityourself Staff
on Feb 11, 2010
What You'll Need
Putty knife
Tape
Saw
Paint
Putty
Paint brush and painting supplies
Pencil
Measuring tape
Utility knife
Pull saw
What You'll Need
Putty knife
Tape
Saw
Paint
Putty
Paint brush and painting supplies
Pencil
Measuring tape
Utility knife
Pull saw
In order to cut molding properly, you will need the right tools and the right amount of patience. There may be many reasons why you would want to cut your molding while it is still on the wall. For example, you may be trying to fit a piece of furniture against the wall and the molding is getting in the way. The extra couple inches that the molding takes up may be too much for you and you will need to cut a section away in order to make your furniture sit flush against the wall. If this is the case, then you will be happy to know that you do not need to take entire sections of molding down to cut it. Below is a full step by step instruction list on how to cut the molding while still attached to the wall. Continue reading below Our Video of the Day
Step 1 - Clean the Molding
Before you start to cut through the molding, clean it to make sure you have removed any dust or grime that may be on the molding. Just use a gentle cleaner or a little soap and water with a damp cloth. Step 2 - Mark the Molding
Using a fine pencil, mark the location on the molding where you want to make the cuts. Measure it a couple times to make sure you are as accurate as possible with the piece that you want to remove. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-cut-molding-attached-to-a-wall |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_489652567#0_1082729589 | Title: How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds | DoItYourself.com
Headings: How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds
How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds
Step 1 - Start Seeds in Winter
Step 2 - Place in Planting Trays
Step 3 - Water and Place in Warm Spot
Step 4 - Watch Size and Transplant as Needed
Step 5 - Move Outside
Content: How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds | DoItYourself.com
How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds
Written by Justin Stewart
on Oct 28, 2009
To ensure our content is always up-to-date with current information, best practices, and professional advice, articles are routinely reviewed by industry experts with years of hands-on experience. Reviewed by
Gabriel Connor Salter
on Jan 07, 2020
What You'll Need
Yucca seeds
Plastic container
Paper towel
Water
Planting trays
Soil
Additional planting pots
Fertilizer
What You'll Need
Yucca seeds
Plastic container
Paper towel
Water
Planting trays
Soil
Additional planting pots
Fertilizer
The best way to start a new yucca plant is with yucca seeds. This plant is a hardy, woodsy perennial that grows to about 18 to 20 inches, producing beautiful white flowers atop straight stems with sword-like leaves. This great addition to any garden will flower from the middle of summer through to late fall. Continue reading below Our Video of the Day
Growing yucca from seeds requires a lot of time and patience. If you have these things to spare, you can have a striking plant ready for your garden. Here are some steps to follow when growing a new yucca plant from seeds. Step 1 - Start Seeds in Winter
Unlike a lot of plants, you'll need to start your yucca seeds during the winter indoors. This is best done indoors instead of direct planting into the soil, as it takes anywhere from a month to a year for the seeds to germinate and if the conditions are not right, they will fail. To get the seeds started, place them in a plastic container on top of a paper towel. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-grow-a-yucca-from-seeds |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_489652567#1_1082731698 | Title: How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds | DoItYourself.com
Headings: How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds
How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds
Step 1 - Start Seeds in Winter
Step 2 - Place in Planting Trays
Step 3 - Water and Place in Warm Spot
Step 4 - Watch Size and Transplant as Needed
Step 5 - Move Outside
Content: If you have these things to spare, you can have a striking plant ready for your garden. Here are some steps to follow when growing a new yucca plant from seeds. Step 1 - Start Seeds in Winter
Unlike a lot of plants, you'll need to start your yucca seeds during the winter indoors. This is best done indoors instead of direct planting into the soil, as it takes anywhere from a month to a year for the seeds to germinate and if the conditions are not right, they will fail. To get the seeds started, place them in a plastic container on top of a paper towel. Put in about a quarter-inch of water on the bottom of the container and place in a very warm area. The constant temperature should be between 50 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and the warmer it is, the better. The plastic will act to keep in the humidity so that the air remains moist. After about a month, and up to a year, the seeds will sprout. Step 2 - Place in Planting Trays
Transplant the seedlings in small planting trays. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-grow-a-yucca-from-seeds |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_489652567#2_1082733184 | Title: How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds | DoItYourself.com
Headings: How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds
How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds
Step 1 - Start Seeds in Winter
Step 2 - Place in Planting Trays
Step 3 - Water and Place in Warm Spot
Step 4 - Watch Size and Transplant as Needed
Step 5 - Move Outside
Content: Put in about a quarter-inch of water on the bottom of the container and place in a very warm area. The constant temperature should be between 50 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and the warmer it is, the better. The plastic will act to keep in the humidity so that the air remains moist. After about a month, and up to a year, the seeds will sprout. Step 2 - Place in Planting Trays
Transplant the seedlings in small planting trays. Fill each cup with soil and sow the seedlings in the middle of the tray about 1/2-inch into the soil. This soil should be a mixture of 50% sand and 50% organic materials. Step 3 - Water and Place in Warm Spot
After you have placed the seed, water them and place them in a warm area. Set them in a part of your home that will get a lot of western sun. This way you can also water them in the hot afternoon sun. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-grow-a-yucca-from-seeds |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_489652567#3_1082734522 | Title: How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds | DoItYourself.com
Headings: How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds
How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds
Step 1 - Start Seeds in Winter
Step 2 - Place in Planting Trays
Step 3 - Water and Place in Warm Spot
Step 4 - Watch Size and Transplant as Needed
Step 5 - Move Outside
Content: Fill each cup with soil and sow the seedlings in the middle of the tray about 1/2-inch into the soil. This soil should be a mixture of 50% sand and 50% organic materials. Step 3 - Water and Place in Warm Spot
After you have placed the seed, water them and place them in a warm area. Set them in a part of your home that will get a lot of western sun. This way you can also water them in the hot afternoon sun. As they drink in the water, the sun will add to the chemical reactions going on inside the plant causing it to grow. Step 4 - Watch Size and Transplant as Needed
The yucca plant will need to be kept indoors for at least two years. During this time the plant will begin to grow larger, and the roots will begin to grow deep into the pots that you have them in. Yucca roots do not like to be crowded, but will adapt to whatever situation they are in. However, your plant will have a much better chance of success if you keep the roots healthy and happy, so as it grows, you will need to keep transplanting it into progressively bigger pots. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-grow-a-yucca-from-seeds |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_489652567#4_1082736072 | Title: How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds | DoItYourself.com
Headings: How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds
How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds
Step 1 - Start Seeds in Winter
Step 2 - Place in Planting Trays
Step 3 - Water and Place in Warm Spot
Step 4 - Watch Size and Transplant as Needed
Step 5 - Move Outside
Content: As they drink in the water, the sun will add to the chemical reactions going on inside the plant causing it to grow. Step 4 - Watch Size and Transplant as Needed
The yucca plant will need to be kept indoors for at least two years. During this time the plant will begin to grow larger, and the roots will begin to grow deep into the pots that you have them in. Yucca roots do not like to be crowded, but will adapt to whatever situation they are in. However, your plant will have a much better chance of success if you keep the roots healthy and happy, so as it grows, you will need to keep transplanting it into progressively bigger pots. Step 5 - Move Outside
After about two to two and a half years the plant will be hardy enough to plant outdoors in the garden. Find an area that gets plenty of sunlight, but still some times of shade. The soil must be a little sandy and loose and be able to hold moisture well. Transplant the yucca in the spring after the frost has left the ground. Water it immediately and mix in some fertilizer into the soil to give it a good start in its new home. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-grow-a-yucca-from-seeds |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_491660399#2_1087062910 | Title: How to Install Glass Block Basement Windows | DoItYourself.com
Headings: How to Install Glass Block Basement Windows
How to Install Glass Block Basement Windows
Prepare for Your Window Installation
Cut Your Wall Opening
Smooth Your Cut Edges
Insert the Window into the Opening
Install Fastening Hardware
Install Flashing and Apply Caulking
Content: Use a level when marking the window's horizontal and vertical lines. If your first cut is crooked, you'll have trouble leveling the edge. Remove all materials from your kit and separate the parts into piles. Continue reading below Our Video of the Day
Cut Your Wall Opening
If your basement is finished, you will likely need to cut through two walls: the interior framing wall and the exterior wall. You'll need two different kinds of saws for this, a skill saw for your interior wall and concrete saw to cut through the concrete or cinderblock of the outer wall. Make the first cut into the interior wall, then saw through the exterior wall. When cutting through the interior wall, be sure not to cut through electrical wiring. If while working in the basement you'll be working in a spot where the wall that is over your head, you'll find it to be safer and less physically challenging if you use a step ladder. Avoid standing on anything as unstable as a box, bucket, or household chair. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-install-glass-block-basement-windows |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_501702892#4_1108475126 | Title: How to Use an Air Compressor to Fill a Scuba Tank | DoItYourself.com
Headings: How to Use an Air Compressor to Fill a Scuba Tank
How to Use an Air Compressor to Fill a Scuba Tank
Step 1 - Obtain Certification
Step 2 - Check Tank Compliance
Step 3 - Bleed the Air
Step 4 - Check for Loose Objects
Step 5 - Place the Tank in Cool Water
Step 6 - Inspect Filters and Gauges
Step 7 - Set up the Compressor
Step 8 - Attach the Yoke
Step 9 - Fill the Cylinder
Step 10 - Shut Down the Compressor and Disengage Yoke
Content: Step 3 - Bleed the Air
Remove/bleed air from the tank. Leave only up to 10 lbs of air inside the cylinder. Step 4 - Check for Loose Objects
Listen for sounds from water and other loose objects inside the tank. Damaged and flooded tanks should be discarded. Step 5 - Place the Tank in Cool Water
The cylinder should be placed in a tank with cool water to ensure the air is not expanded due to high temperature. This can also help point out cracks in tanks that look fine outwardly. Step 6 - Inspect Filters and Gauges
The air compressor should be checked to see if it is in perfect working condition. The filters and gauges should be inspected. Step 7 - Set up the Compressor
The air compressor needs to be set up to shut down automatically at the specified rating for the cylinder in use. Step 8 - Attach the Yoke
The yoke of the compressor and the valve of the tank should be wiped clean. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-use-an-air-compressor-to-fill-a-scuba-tank |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_501702892#5_1108476761 | Title: How to Use an Air Compressor to Fill a Scuba Tank | DoItYourself.com
Headings: How to Use an Air Compressor to Fill a Scuba Tank
How to Use an Air Compressor to Fill a Scuba Tank
Step 1 - Obtain Certification
Step 2 - Check Tank Compliance
Step 3 - Bleed the Air
Step 4 - Check for Loose Objects
Step 5 - Place the Tank in Cool Water
Step 6 - Inspect Filters and Gauges
Step 7 - Set up the Compressor
Step 8 - Attach the Yoke
Step 9 - Fill the Cylinder
Step 10 - Shut Down the Compressor and Disengage Yoke
Content: This can also help point out cracks in tanks that look fine outwardly. Step 6 - Inspect Filters and Gauges
The air compressor should be checked to see if it is in perfect working condition. The filters and gauges should be inspected. Step 7 - Set up the Compressor
The air compressor needs to be set up to shut down automatically at the specified rating for the cylinder in use. Step 8 - Attach the Yoke
The yoke of the compressor and the valve of the tank should be wiped clean. The yoke should be attached to the tank. Step 9 - Fill the Cylinder
The cylinder valve should be opened completely and the compressor will start filling the cylinder. Step 10 - Shut Down the Compressor and Disengage Yoke
The automatic shut down should be monitored meticulously and if it does not shut off automatically, it should be manually shut. Leaving the cylinder unattended can be dangerous. After the air is released, the yoke can be disengaged from the tank. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-use-an-air-compressor-to-fill-a-scuba-tank |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_501702892#6_1108478453 | Title: How to Use an Air Compressor to Fill a Scuba Tank | DoItYourself.com
Headings: How to Use an Air Compressor to Fill a Scuba Tank
How to Use an Air Compressor to Fill a Scuba Tank
Step 1 - Obtain Certification
Step 2 - Check Tank Compliance
Step 3 - Bleed the Air
Step 4 - Check for Loose Objects
Step 5 - Place the Tank in Cool Water
Step 6 - Inspect Filters and Gauges
Step 7 - Set up the Compressor
Step 8 - Attach the Yoke
Step 9 - Fill the Cylinder
Step 10 - Shut Down the Compressor and Disengage Yoke
Content: The yoke should be attached to the tank. Step 9 - Fill the Cylinder
The cylinder valve should be opened completely and the compressor will start filling the cylinder. Step 10 - Shut Down the Compressor and Disengage Yoke
The automatic shut down should be monitored meticulously and if it does not shut off automatically, it should be manually shut. Leaving the cylinder unattended can be dangerous. After the air is released, the yoke can be disengaged from the tank. Recreation | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-use-an-air-compressor-to-fill-a-scuba-tank |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_505227227#0_1116026694 | Title: Removing a Yucca Plant from Your Yard | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Removing a Yucca Plant from Your Yard
Removing a Yucca Plant from Your Yard
Step 1 - Prune
Step 2 - Water
Step 3 - Dig
Step 4 - Search
Step 5 - Apply Stump Killer
Content: Removing a Yucca Plant from Your Yard | DoItYourself.com
Removing a Yucca Plant from Your Yard
Written by Justin Stewart
on Oct 19, 2009
To ensure our content is always up-to-date with current information, best practices, and professional advice, articles are routinely reviewed by industry experts with years of hands-on experience. Reviewed by
Gabriel Connor Salter
on Jan 07, 2020
What You'll Need
Shovel
Stump killer
Pick
Hand trowel
Clean topsoil
Gardening pruners
Well-watered Yucca Plant
What You'll Need
Shovel
Stump killer
Pick
Hand trowel
Clean topsoil
Gardening pruners
Well-watered Yucca Plant
A yucca plant can be difficult to remove completely from your yard. They have complex root systems and if you are unable to get out all of the roots, the plant will grow back. If you dig too much and make a lot of root cuts you are actually causing propagation of the plant and will have a lot of new growth the next growing season. There are steps that you can follow to help ensure that you get all of the roots out. Continue reading below Our Video of the Day
Step 1 - Prune
Remove the top growth and greenery of the yucca plant. Take the pruners and cut all of the plants that you are removing to the top of the root. This will make things easier on you and keep from getting eaten up by the rough and sharp edges of the plant. Step 2 - Water
It is easier to remove roots from the ground when the soils and plant are well watered. The roots will slide out of the soil easier and will have less breakage, giving less chance for re-growth. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/removing-a-yucca-plant-from-your-yard |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_505227227#1_1116028710 | Title: Removing a Yucca Plant from Your Yard | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Removing a Yucca Plant from Your Yard
Removing a Yucca Plant from Your Yard
Step 1 - Prune
Step 2 - Water
Step 3 - Dig
Step 4 - Search
Step 5 - Apply Stump Killer
Content: Continue reading below Our Video of the Day
Step 1 - Prune
Remove the top growth and greenery of the yucca plant. Take the pruners and cut all of the plants that you are removing to the top of the root. This will make things easier on you and keep from getting eaten up by the rough and sharp edges of the plant. Step 2 - Water
It is easier to remove roots from the ground when the soils and plant are well watered. The roots will slide out of the soil easier and will have less breakage, giving less chance for re-growth. Step 3 - Dig
Dig a very wide hole around the yucca plant, at least two if not three times wider than the plant itself. Dig carefully and try not to cut through any roots. Use the shovel and the pick to loosen the surrounding soil. Carefully loosen and dig and you will be able to get most of the root out when you initially lift the plant out of the ground. Step 4 - Search
Once you have lifted the main root system from the ground you will need to search for sections of root that have branched off and started forming new extended root systems. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/removing-a-yucca-plant-from-your-yard |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_505227227#2_1116030230 | Title: Removing a Yucca Plant from Your Yard | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Removing a Yucca Plant from Your Yard
Removing a Yucca Plant from Your Yard
Step 1 - Prune
Step 2 - Water
Step 3 - Dig
Step 4 - Search
Step 5 - Apply Stump Killer
Content: Step 3 - Dig
Dig a very wide hole around the yucca plant, at least two if not three times wider than the plant itself. Dig carefully and try not to cut through any roots. Use the shovel and the pick to loosen the surrounding soil. Carefully loosen and dig and you will be able to get most of the root out when you initially lift the plant out of the ground. Step 4 - Search
Once you have lifted the main root system from the ground you will need to search for sections of root that have branched off and started forming new extended root systems. Be meticulous in getting rid of the roots. Pull out roots, even if they seem too small to grow back. Step 5 - Apply Stump Killer
The yucca root is very strong. If you want to make sure that it does not come back next year, then you will need to kill any roots left in the soil. By using a stump killer instead of a standard plant and weed killer you can help to guarantee no re-growth. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/removing-a-yucca-plant-from-your-yard |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_505929740#4_1117543496 | Title: Reviving a Dying Yucca Plant | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Reviving a Dying Yucca Plant
Reviving a Dying Yucca Plant
Insufficient Light
Overwatering
Temperature Fluctuations
Content: Sometimes, having too large a pot can also have a similar effect, because the soil stays moist for too long. Most yucca plants can cope with about an inch of soil around the base of the trunk. Root Rot
A major problem caused by overwatering is root rot. If the roots have turned a brown color instead of being pale, they have gone too far to recover. Remove the rotted roots by cutting the trunk so that you remove all signs of rot. The part of the trunk that is left, if it has sound roots, can be repotted into dry soil and allowed to recover before being watered again. Trunk Problems
The trunk of the yucca can hold a lot of water and will do so, but this is a survival mechanism. If the trunk stays wet it will rot and grow very spongy. A tall yucca will start to lean and may even collapse as the trunk loses strength, so before watering your yucca, always check that the soil is dry. Temperature Fluctuations
A yucca tends to do better in a constant temperature when grown indoors. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/reviving-a-dying-yucca-plant |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_506919876#1_1119697043 | Title: The Right Way to Cut a Hole in a Plaster Wall | DoItYourself.com
Headings: The Right Way to Cut a Hole in a Plaster Wall
The Right Way to Cut a Hole in a Plaster Wall
Step 1 - Mark the Area With a Pencil
Step 2 - Punch in the Center of the Area
Step 3 - Set up the Saw
Step 4 - Follow the Pencil Line With the Saw
Content: If you hope to cut a hole in the wall without destroying the finish on the entire wall, you need to follow a specific procedure. Continue reading below Our Video of the Day
WARNING: It is best to begin this project only if you know what's behind the surface of the wall. You need to be careful not to cut into any plumbing or electrical installations, which could lead to fatal injuries. Step 1 - Mark the Area With a Pencil
Outline with a pencil the area you’d like to remove. You may want to move out a bit from the actual area to ensure that the hole is large enough. Step 2 - Punch in the Center of the Area
Using your screwdriver and hammer, punch a hole in the center of the area. Place the head of the screwdriver in the center and then tap it with the hammer until the wall gives. Continue in this manner until you have created a hole large enough for your reciprocating saw blade to enter. When you first attempt to punch in the center of the area, use a great deal of force. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/the-right-way-to-cut-a-hole-in-a-plaster-wall |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_506919876#3_1119700133 | Title: The Right Way to Cut a Hole in a Plaster Wall | DoItYourself.com
Headings: The Right Way to Cut a Hole in a Plaster Wall
The Right Way to Cut a Hole in a Plaster Wall
Step 1 - Mark the Area With a Pencil
Step 2 - Punch in the Center of the Area
Step 3 - Set up the Saw
Step 4 - Follow the Pencil Line With the Saw
Content: Remember, this wall is not made of paperboard. Plaster is much harder and heavier, and is going to require more force and effort. Step 3 - Set up the Saw
Once the opening in the center of the area is large enough for your saw blade to enter, it’s time to work with a little more power. A reciprocating saw is not very expensive but for a one-time job you may want to rent one from your local home improvement store. For a small fee you can have a professional tool without having to pay the full purchase price. The reciprocating saw is going to cut through the wall pretty easily. Attach a 6-inch wrecking or demolition blade to the saw. These blades are strong and thick, and designed to cut through nail embedded wood, metal, plastic, and other materials. They won't bend or torque as easily as all-purpose blades. Using a longer blade risks damage to the back of the wall on the opposite side of the framing. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/the-right-way-to-cut-a-hole-in-a-plaster-wall |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_506919876#4_1119701588 | Title: The Right Way to Cut a Hole in a Plaster Wall | DoItYourself.com
Headings: The Right Way to Cut a Hole in a Plaster Wall
The Right Way to Cut a Hole in a Plaster Wall
Step 1 - Mark the Area With a Pencil
Step 2 - Punch in the Center of the Area
Step 3 - Set up the Saw
Step 4 - Follow the Pencil Line With the Saw
Content: The reciprocating saw is going to cut through the wall pretty easily. Attach a 6-inch wrecking or demolition blade to the saw. These blades are strong and thick, and designed to cut through nail embedded wood, metal, plastic, and other materials. They won't bend or torque as easily as all-purpose blades. Using a longer blade risks damage to the back of the wall on the opposite side of the framing. Step 4 - Follow the Pencil Line With the Saw
Start at the hole you punched and cut from the center out to the pencil line. Set the blade in the hole and pull the trigger. Let the weight of the tool do the work for you. Keep a steady hand, and follow the line you outlined as best you can. The saw is going to cut through both the lathe and the plaster. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/the-right-way-to-cut-a-hole-in-a-plaster-wall |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_506919876#5_1119702879 | Title: The Right Way to Cut a Hole in a Plaster Wall | DoItYourself.com
Headings: The Right Way to Cut a Hole in a Plaster Wall
The Right Way to Cut a Hole in a Plaster Wall
Step 1 - Mark the Area With a Pencil
Step 2 - Punch in the Center of the Area
Step 3 - Set up the Saw
Step 4 - Follow the Pencil Line With the Saw
Content: Step 4 - Follow the Pencil Line With the Saw
Start at the hole you punched and cut from the center out to the pencil line. Set the blade in the hole and pull the trigger. Let the weight of the tool do the work for you. Keep a steady hand, and follow the line you outlined as best you can. The saw is going to cut through both the lathe and the plaster. This will enable you to get all the way into the wall. When using a reciprocating saw, go slow and steady to make a clean cut instead of a jagged edge. This will make the hole easier to repair when the time comes. That’s it. With a few tools and a little bit of patience, your plaster wall can be opened easily. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/the-right-way-to-cut-a-hole-in-a-plaster-wall |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_509200489#1_1124651516 | Title: Yucca Propagation Methods | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Yucca Propagation Methods
Yucca Propagation Methods
1. Propagation by Seed
2. Propagation by Transplanting
3. Propagation by Offshoots
4. Propagation by Cutting
5. Propagation by Bulbils
Content: Because of the ease of starting and growing the plant, the Yucca is a favorite from Canada to South America. Here are a few of the most basic methods for propagating Yucca plants. Continue reading below Our Video of the Day
1. Propagation by Seed
Getting your Yucca started from seed is a very popular and successful method. To propagate with seeds place them in a small flat dish and cover with some cactus-friendly soil. Water in moderation and make sure they do not get too wet. The seeds will germinate within three weeks, but will take five months to grow full leaves. 2. Propagation by Transplanting
The best time to do any transplanting of the Yucca is when the seeds are still young. At one to two years the root system is established to it makes the moving more stressful on the plant. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/yucca-propagation-methods |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_509200489#2_1124652758 | Title: Yucca Propagation Methods | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Yucca Propagation Methods
Yucca Propagation Methods
1. Propagation by Seed
2. Propagation by Transplanting
3. Propagation by Offshoots
4. Propagation by Cutting
5. Propagation by Bulbils
Content: Water in moderation and make sure they do not get too wet. The seeds will germinate within three weeks, but will take five months to grow full leaves. 2. Propagation by Transplanting
The best time to do any transplanting of the Yucca is when the seeds are still young. At one to two years the root system is established to it makes the moving more stressful on the plant. After a few months of growing from seeds, it is safe to transplant to a different pot or to the ground. However, frequent transplants into larger pots will induce fast and steady growth. 3. Propagation by Offshoots
Once the Yucca is established in the ground, or in a large pot, it will begin to develop offshoots or smaller buds. Propagating offshoots is a very simple process that requires simply removing the offshoot and planting in soil. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/yucca-propagation-methods |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_509200489#3_1124654020 | Title: Yucca Propagation Methods | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Yucca Propagation Methods
Yucca Propagation Methods
1. Propagation by Seed
2. Propagation by Transplanting
3. Propagation by Offshoots
4. Propagation by Cutting
5. Propagation by Bulbils
Content: After a few months of growing from seeds, it is safe to transplant to a different pot or to the ground. However, frequent transplants into larger pots will induce fast and steady growth. 3. Propagation by Offshoots
Once the Yucca is established in the ground, or in a large pot, it will begin to develop offshoots or smaller buds. Propagating offshoots is a very simple process that requires simply removing the offshoot and planting in soil. Offshoots can be removed at any time from the parent plant by carefully cutting, or digging, around it. Remove the pups and plant in their own soil. 4. Propagation by Cutting
Using stem cuttings to propagate your Yucca plants is another very easy and popular method. These cuttings should be taken during the growing season and set immediately into a soil mixture for roots to develop. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/yucca-propagation-methods |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_509200489#4_1124655296 | Title: Yucca Propagation Methods | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Yucca Propagation Methods
Yucca Propagation Methods
1. Propagation by Seed
2. Propagation by Transplanting
3. Propagation by Offshoots
4. Propagation by Cutting
5. Propagation by Bulbils
Content: Offshoots can be removed at any time from the parent plant by carefully cutting, or digging, around it. Remove the pups and plant in their own soil. 4. Propagation by Cutting
Using stem cuttings to propagate your Yucca plants is another very easy and popular method. These cuttings should be taken during the growing season and set immediately into a soil mixture for roots to develop. You can also take the stem cuttings with or without leaves. For the best results remove the bottom leaves of the stem before planting. This method is most successful in humid areas because the plant will have a hard time in drier areas. It usually takes two to three months for the root formation to be completed. Keep the soil moist during this time, but not too saturated. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/yucca-propagation-methods |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_509200489#5_1124656503 | Title: Yucca Propagation Methods | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Yucca Propagation Methods
Yucca Propagation Methods
1. Propagation by Seed
2. Propagation by Transplanting
3. Propagation by Offshoots
4. Propagation by Cutting
5. Propagation by Bulbils
Content: You can also take the stem cuttings with or without leaves. For the best results remove the bottom leaves of the stem before planting. This method is most successful in humid areas because the plant will have a hard time in drier areas. It usually takes two to three months for the root formation to be completed. Keep the soil moist during this time, but not too saturated. 5. Propagation by Bulbils
Bulbils are quite similar to baby pups of the plant. They form on the axillary buds between the stem and leaves. They can be removed at any time prior to them falling on the ground so you get the best chance of developing a root system. Place the bulbil in a sandy mixture and keep it moist. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/yucca-propagation-methods |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_509200489#6_1124657642 | Title: Yucca Propagation Methods | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Yucca Propagation Methods
Yucca Propagation Methods
1. Propagation by Seed
2. Propagation by Transplanting
3. Propagation by Offshoots
4. Propagation by Cutting
5. Propagation by Bulbils
Content: 5. Propagation by Bulbils
Bulbils are quite similar to baby pups of the plant. They form on the axillary buds between the stem and leaves. They can be removed at any time prior to them falling on the ground so you get the best chance of developing a root system. Place the bulbil in a sandy mixture and keep it moist. These will set roots quite quickly and can be ready for planting in pots within eight weeks. After they have been transplanted into pots they will continue to grow very quickly, doubling in size within a short period of time. × | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/yucca-propagation-methods |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_509204214#1_1124659978 | Title: Yucca Transplanting Tips | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Yucca Transplanting Tips
Yucca Transplanting Tips
When to Transplant
Plant the Yucca
Content: Transplant into a larger pot that is about 1 or 2 sizes bigger than the original. To ensure the plant grows well, buy a commercial soil-based potting product that includes perlite. Continue reading below Our Video of the Day
Carefully remove the plant from the old container. Look at the rootball and examine the root structure. If you see a lot of large roots wrapped around the bottom of the rootball, untangle them. It's also a good idea to cut off the longer ones using a sharp knife or pruning shears. Make sure you dig around the rhizomes, being careful not to cause damage. Remove some of the old soil that is stuck around the edges and bottom of the rootball. Place a layer of soil on the bottom of the new pot, and then put the rootball on top of the soil. Plant the Yucca
Spread out the bottom roots as much as you can so that the top of the rootball fits about 1½ inches below the top of the new container. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/yucca-transplanting-tips |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_509204214#2_1124661240 | Title: Yucca Transplanting Tips | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Yucca Transplanting Tips
Yucca Transplanting Tips
When to Transplant
Plant the Yucca
Content: It's also a good idea to cut off the longer ones using a sharp knife or pruning shears. Make sure you dig around the rhizomes, being careful not to cause damage. Remove some of the old soil that is stuck around the edges and bottom of the rootball. Place a layer of soil on the bottom of the new pot, and then put the rootball on top of the soil. Plant the Yucca
Spread out the bottom roots as much as you can so that the top of the rootball fits about 1½ inches below the top of the new container. Use the new soil you purchased to fill in the sides around the rootball. Don't pack the soil, but make sure it is nice and firm. Put a thin layer of soil over the rootball as well. If the yucca plant is very big, consider using stakes so that it does not fall over. The final step is to pour water over the soil until it starts to run out of the drainage holes. | https://www.doityourself.com/stry/yucca-transplanting-tips |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_528409221#1_1156779503 | Title: High Energy Burdens in Low-Income Households - Dollar Energy
Headings: High Energy Burdens in Low-Income Households
High Energy Burdens in Low-Income Households
Posted on: October 11, 2016
Energy Burden = Annual Utility Bills ÷ Annual Household Income
Content: Energy Burden = Annual Utility Bills ÷ Annual Household Income
For example: If your household spends $2,000 annually on utility bills, and your annual household income is $20,000, your energy burden is 0.1 or 10%. Calculating your home energy burden is the first step in understanding what kinds of assistance options are available to you. A report released in April 2016 by Energy Efficiency For All and the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, shows that low-income households pay proportionally more for utilities than the average household. The data they examined showed “that the median energy burden for low-income households is more than two times that of the median household (7.2% and 3.5%, respectively), and three times greater than higher income households (2.3%).” The study also showed that low-income households experience higher energy burdens, not only because of their low incomes, but also because low-income homes tend to be less energy efficient. This causes these struggling families to make difficult decisions, such as sacrificing food and medical care in order to keep their water, heat, and lights on. This report also references studies which have found that living in homes that are not properly heated or cooled can significantly increase health risks, such as asthma, respiratory problems, heart disease, and arthritis. Families with high energy burdens are also prone to experience more stress due to their inability to afford basic utility service. Our efforts at Dollar Energy Fund aim to address this national issue that disproportionately impacts low-income communities. | https://www.dollarenergy.org/high-energy-burdens-low-income-households/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_528409221#2_1156781606 | Title: High Energy Burdens in Low-Income Households - Dollar Energy
Headings: High Energy Burdens in Low-Income Households
High Energy Burdens in Low-Income Households
Posted on: October 11, 2016
Energy Burden = Annual Utility Bills ÷ Annual Household Income
Content: The study also showed that low-income households experience higher energy burdens, not only because of their low incomes, but also because low-income homes tend to be less energy efficient. This causes these struggling families to make difficult decisions, such as sacrificing food and medical care in order to keep their water, heat, and lights on. This report also references studies which have found that living in homes that are not properly heated or cooled can significantly increase health risks, such as asthma, respiratory problems, heart disease, and arthritis. Families with high energy burdens are also prone to experience more stress due to their inability to afford basic utility service. Our efforts at Dollar Energy Fund aim to address this national issue that disproportionately impacts low-income communities. Your contribution, no matter how big or small, lets us assist more households to afford or restore basic utility services and get on a path to self-sufficiency. Simply adding $1 to your monthly utility bill can make a significant impact on your neighbors in need. Consider donating to Dollar Energy Fund today, and join us in assisting those with high energy burdens. Source: Lifting the High Energy Burden in America’s Largest Cities: | https://www.dollarenergy.org/high-energy-burdens-low-income-households/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_528409221#3_1156783344 | Title: High Energy Burdens in Low-Income Households - Dollar Energy
Headings: High Energy Burdens in Low-Income Households
High Energy Burdens in Low-Income Households
Posted on: October 11, 2016
Energy Burden = Annual Utility Bills ÷ Annual Household Income
Content: Your contribution, no matter how big or small, lets us assist more households to afford or restore basic utility services and get on a path to self-sufficiency. Simply adding $1 to your monthly utility bill can make a significant impact on your neighbors in need. Consider donating to Dollar Energy Fund today, and join us in assisting those with high energy burdens. Source: Lifting the High Energy Burden in America’s Largest Cities: How Energy Efficiency Can Improve Low Income and Underserved Communities | https://www.dollarenergy.org/high-energy-burdens-low-income-households/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_530365907#1_1160095148 | Title: Sita - The Silent Pillar of Strength in Ramayana
Headings: Sita - The Silent Pillar of Strength in Ramayana
Sita - The Silent Pillar of Strength in Ramayana
Legend of Sita's birth
Sita meets Rama and they fall in love
Sita's Swayamvara
Stringing Shiva 's bow
Sita renounces the comfort of the palace
Sita is attracted to Mareecha, the Golden Deer
Sita held captive in Ashokvan
Rama wages war against Ravana
Sita's Agni Pariksha
The Pattabhishekham
Sita undergoes yet another cruel ordeal
Rama meets his sons
Sita returns to her mother, Bhoomidevi
Significance of Maa (Mother) Sita's Avatar
Sita as Ravana's daughter
Content: Devi Sita is indeed the ideal example of a woman and possesses all the good qualities that a traditional Indian woman is expected to possess. She was the ideal daughter to her parents, ideal wife to her husband, Rama, and the ideal mother to her twins, Luv and Kush. Devi Sita had to undergo a lot of trials and tribulations in her marital life and it was her courage, chastity and adherence to Dharma (righteousness) that finally made her emerge the ultimate winner. Through her life story, Sita showed how a strong woman should be and that she need never let go of her principles in life. Probably, the whole mission of Sita's birth on Earth in human form was to destroy the arrogant Ravana, the demon King of Lanka. Legend of Sita's birth
Sita was found as an abandoned child, discovered in a furrow while ploughing in a field. Due to this legend, she is often referred to as the daughter of Bhoomidevi or Mother Earth. As she was adopted by King Janaka, she is also called Janaki. King Janaka was the ruler of Mithila in present day Nepal. Hence, Sita is also referred to by the name of Mythili. | https://www.dollsofindia.com/library/sita/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_530365907#2_1160097061 | Title: Sita - The Silent Pillar of Strength in Ramayana
Headings: Sita - The Silent Pillar of Strength in Ramayana
Sita - The Silent Pillar of Strength in Ramayana
Legend of Sita's birth
Sita meets Rama and they fall in love
Sita's Swayamvara
Stringing Shiva 's bow
Sita renounces the comfort of the palace
Sita is attracted to Mareecha, the Golden Deer
Sita held captive in Ashokvan
Rama wages war against Ravana
Sita's Agni Pariksha
The Pattabhishekham
Sita undergoes yet another cruel ordeal
Rama meets his sons
Sita returns to her mother, Bhoomidevi
Significance of Maa (Mother) Sita's Avatar
Sita as Ravana's daughter
Content: Legend of Sita's birth
Sita was found as an abandoned child, discovered in a furrow while ploughing in a field. Due to this legend, she is often referred to as the daughter of Bhoomidevi or Mother Earth. As she was adopted by King Janaka, she is also called Janaki. King Janaka was the ruler of Mithila in present day Nepal. Hence, Sita is also referred to by the name of Mythili. Sita's father, Janaka, was known for his ability to transcend body consciousness. He was therefore popularly referred to as "Videha". Hence, Sita came to be known as "Vaidehi" (the daughter of Videha). As Rama's wife, she is also called "Ramaa". Sita meets Rama and they fall in love
One day, Princess Sita walks on the terrace of her quarters, when she sees Rama standing just below. | https://www.dollsofindia.com/library/sita/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_531712358#22_1162657430 | Title: Protecting Yourself against Property Liability -
Headings: Protecting Yourself against Property Liability
Protecting Yourself against Property Liability
Terms for people on your property
Licensees
Invitees
Trespassers
Trespassing children
Liability: Owner vs Occupier
Sibley Dolman Gipe Accident Injury Lawyers, PA–Personal Injury Attorneys
Content: In most cases, it comes down who had control over the hazard. When determining this, a court takes the following concepts into account: Location of the accident. If an accident occurs inside the dwelling where the tenants live, then most injuries will be the responsibility of the occupier. However, if an injury occurs in a common area, like on a sidewalk or at the apartment’s pool, then the owner will most likely be responsible. Owner’s responsibility. The owner of a property has a responsibility to repair certain things around a property they are renting out. If someone slips in water and is injured because of a leaky pipe, even if it occurs inside, it will probably be the owner who is liable. Occupier’s liability. An occupier is still responsible, within reason, for ensuring the safety of their guests and freeing their living space from hazards. | https://www.dolmanlaw.com/protecting-property-liability/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_531798824#7_1162857377 | Title: What Is the Difference Between Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse? - Sibley Dolman Gipe Accident Injury Lawyers, PA
Headings: What Is the Difference Between Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse?
What Is the Difference Between Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse?
Sexual Assault vs. Sexual Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Exposing Oneself to a Minor
Sexual Contact, Including Fondling and Intercourse
Obscene Messaging
Sex Trafficking
Pornography
Identifying Childhood Sexual Abuse
Identifying Potential Sexual Abusers
Sexual Assault
Forced Sexual Contact
Unwanted Fondling or Touching
Rape
What to Do After Sexual Abuse or Sexual Assault
1. Seek medical care, if needed and/or desired.
2. Report the assault or abuse.
3. Contact an attorney, if needed.
Nationwide Clergy Sexual Abuse Lawyer
Content: Unexpected knowledge of sexual behaviors inappropriate given the child’s age. Children may naturally pick up some information about sexual behaviors in school, but if they start showing unexpected sexual knowledge, especially if they display reluctance to tell an adult where they learned about it, it may indicate sexual abuse. Reluctance to spend time with a specific individual, especially reluctance to spend time with that individual alone. If a child starts displaying sudden reluctance to spend time with a friend or relative, even if that individual shows no signs of inappropriate behavior, parents should listen to the child’s reluctance and investigate further. Regression in behavior. The child may start wetting the bed or pick up former soothing behaviors, including thumb-sucking or hair pulling. Reluctance to remove clothing. Children may try to avoid taking off what they view as a protective layer of clothing even to bathe or swim. They may show reluctance to change clothes at all or wear the same outfit for several days, even when encouraged to change. Any suspicion of childhood sexual abuse should receive investigation by a licensed therapist with experience in dealing with sexually abused children. | https://www.dolmanlaw.com/sexual-assault-and-sexual-abuse/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_531798824#8_1162859595 | Title: What Is the Difference Between Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse? - Sibley Dolman Gipe Accident Injury Lawyers, PA
Headings: What Is the Difference Between Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse?
What Is the Difference Between Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse?
Sexual Assault vs. Sexual Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Exposing Oneself to a Minor
Sexual Contact, Including Fondling and Intercourse
Obscene Messaging
Sex Trafficking
Pornography
Identifying Childhood Sexual Abuse
Identifying Potential Sexual Abusers
Sexual Assault
Forced Sexual Contact
Unwanted Fondling or Touching
Rape
What to Do After Sexual Abuse or Sexual Assault
1. Seek medical care, if needed and/or desired.
2. Report the assault or abuse.
3. Contact an attorney, if needed.
Nationwide Clergy Sexual Abuse Lawyer
Content: The child may start wetting the bed or pick up former soothing behaviors, including thumb-sucking or hair pulling. Reluctance to remove clothing. Children may try to avoid taking off what they view as a protective layer of clothing even to bathe or swim. They may show reluctance to change clothes at all or wear the same outfit for several days, even when encouraged to change. Any suspicion of childhood sexual abuse should receive investigation by a licensed therapist with experience in dealing with sexually abused children. Even the most well-meaning parent can mistakenly mislead a child with their questions, even causing a child to imagine behavior that did not happen or unintentionally placing a sense of guilt on the child. Working with a therapist can make it easier to fully investigate the incidence of abuse and avoid further traumatization of the child. Identifying Potential Sexual Abusers
Identifying potential behavioral signs of abusers may make it easier for parents to protect their children. Avoiding someone who shows signs of abusive behavior, including warning signs toward other children, will help prevent future abuse. Observing such behavior and reporting it when necessary will also help protect potentially vulnerable children. | https://www.dolmanlaw.com/sexual-assault-and-sexual-abuse/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_531798824#9_1162861838 | Title: What Is the Difference Between Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse? - Sibley Dolman Gipe Accident Injury Lawyers, PA
Headings: What Is the Difference Between Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse?
What Is the Difference Between Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse?
Sexual Assault vs. Sexual Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Exposing Oneself to a Minor
Sexual Contact, Including Fondling and Intercourse
Obscene Messaging
Sex Trafficking
Pornography
Identifying Childhood Sexual Abuse
Identifying Potential Sexual Abusers
Sexual Assault
Forced Sexual Contact
Unwanted Fondling or Touching
Rape
What to Do After Sexual Abuse or Sexual Assault
1. Seek medical care, if needed and/or desired.
2. Report the assault or abuse.
3. Contact an attorney, if needed.
Nationwide Clergy Sexual Abuse Lawyer
Content: Even the most well-meaning parent can mistakenly mislead a child with their questions, even causing a child to imagine behavior that did not happen or unintentionally placing a sense of guilt on the child. Working with a therapist can make it easier to fully investigate the incidence of abuse and avoid further traumatization of the child. Identifying Potential Sexual Abusers
Identifying potential behavioral signs of abusers may make it easier for parents to protect their children. Avoiding someone who shows signs of abusive behavior, including warning signs toward other children, will help prevent future abuse. Observing such behavior and reporting it when necessary will also help protect potentially vulnerable children. Signs include: An adult who tends to want to spend excessive time with children, beyond their role in that child’s life. An adult who naturally fills a role in a child’s life, including a coach, teacher, or relative, may naturally spend time with the child. An adult who steps outside that role, however, could be grooming that child for abuse. This could include a coach who wants to spend a great deal of time one-on-one with a specific child or a teacher who suddenly wants to have more interactions with a child outside of school. | https://www.dolmanlaw.com/sexual-assault-and-sexual-abuse/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_531798824#11_1162866234 | Title: What Is the Difference Between Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse? - Sibley Dolman Gipe Accident Injury Lawyers, PA
Headings: What Is the Difference Between Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse?
What Is the Difference Between Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse?
Sexual Assault vs. Sexual Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Exposing Oneself to a Minor
Sexual Contact, Including Fondling and Intercourse
Obscene Messaging
Sex Trafficking
Pornography
Identifying Childhood Sexual Abuse
Identifying Potential Sexual Abusers
Sexual Assault
Forced Sexual Contact
Unwanted Fondling or Touching
Rape
What to Do After Sexual Abuse or Sexual Assault
1. Seek medical care, if needed and/or desired.
2. Report the assault or abuse.
3. Contact an attorney, if needed.
Nationwide Clergy Sexual Abuse Lawyer
Content: An adult who does not respect a child’s privacy or cues. This might, for example, include an adult who does not care whether a child wants to be hugged or kissed, even though a child may have expressed several times in the past that he or she does not enjoy such behavior. An adult who spends more time with children and teenagers than their own adult friends. Some adults naturally enjoy the presence of children and teens; however, if these adults regularly surround themselves with children and teens and do not appear to have appropriate interactions with other adults, it could constitute a red flag. An adult who regularly discusses sexual behavior or feelings with children and teens. That adult may also send teenagers inappropriate content, including videos and other sexual material. Frequently has “special friends” of a certain age range or appearance, which may change from year to year. An adult may become closer to specific children than seems appropriate or necessary, including taking that child for special trips or spending excessive time alone with that child. Sexual Assault
Sexual assault typically involves an adult victim. | https://www.dolmanlaw.com/sexual-assault-and-sexual-abuse/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_537564571#7_1176094221 | Title: Breaking A Lease In Chicago - Explained | Domu Apartments
Headings: How to Get Out of a Lease in Chicago
How to Get Out of a Lease in Chicago
How to Break a Lease on an Apartment in Chicago?
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Content: The landlord can require consent to sublease, but consent cannot be unreasonably withheld. Typically, this means that a landlord cannot refuse a subtenant that meets the landlord’s legitimate standards, such as credit worthiness, as long as those standards do not exceed those that the landlord had required of the original tenant. In a Chicago apartment sublease, the original tenant takes over the role of landlord to the subtenant. The original tenant remains liable for the apartment rent, damage, and sub-tenant misconduct. The original tenant also assumes all the responsibilities of a landlord under Chicago landlord-tenant law. Subleasing is risky and rarely advised. In contrast to subletting, when a tenant releases, the original tenant does not become a landlord and does not become liable for the new tenant’s conduct. Re-letting involves the original tenant presenting the landlord with a new tenant and the landlord signing a Chicago apartment lease with the new tenant; this relieves the original tenant of further obligations under the lease. Tenants in Chicago do not have the legal right to re-let, but many landlords allow it. | https://www.domu.com/tenant-resources/breaking-a-lease |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_544781415#0_1196974665 | Title: Vole Identification Guide | What Is A Vole, What Do They Eat & Look Like
Headings: Vole Identification Guide
Vole Identification Guide
Learn What Voles Are, What They Look Like, & What They Eat
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What Is a Vole? Voles are small rodents that are very common in fields and yards. They are often called field mice, meadow mice, or meadow moles, and create surface runways that help to identify their presence. Since they do look like other small rodents, such as mice and moles, it's important to be able to identify voles so you can get rid of them correctly . Physical Description
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Voles have certain characteristics that will help you tell them apart from other common small rodents: Voles can range in length depending on the species, but can be about 3-7 inches long, and weigh only a few ounces. They are about the size of a mouse. They have small ears and very small eyes and short tails; these features help separate them from true mice. They can vary in color from brown to gray. | https://www.domyown.com/vole-identification-guide-a-617.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_548140192#1_1204112921 | Title: Race and Organ Donation | Gift of Life Donor Program
Headings: Race and Organ Donation
Race and Organ Donation
Closing the Donation Gap
Gift of Life at Power 99's Powerhouse
Organ Donation among African Americans
Organ Donation among Asians
Organ Donation among Hispanics
Content: A greater diversity of donors may potentially increase access to transplantation for everyone. Patients from communities of color make up more than half – 60% – of the national waiting list for a life-saving transplant. YouTube
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_551031042#2_1210566889 | Title: Garlic Herb Beef Top Round Roast - Don't Sweat The Recipe
Headings: Garlic Herb Beef Top Round Roast
Garlic Herb Beef Top Round Roast
Garlic Herb Beef Top Round Roast
Garlic Herb Beef Top Round Roast
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Content: Just before cooking pat dry with paper towels. Mix herbs, salt, pepper, and garlic together in a small bowl. Rub the roast with 1 tablespoon of oil, evenly sprinkle with the garlic herb mixture. Heat the remaining tablespoon of olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the roast and sear on all sides until browned, 3-4 minutes per side. Place the roast on a rack on a rimmed baking sheet. Roast in a 250ºF preheated oven for 1 hour 20 minutes or until the internal temperature at the thickest part reads 115ºF. Turn the oven off, leaving the roast in (don’t open the door) and roast another 30-40 minutes or until it reaches 130ºF for medium-rare at the thickest part. ( I usually pull it out at about 123ºF because it will continue to cook and we like it more on the rare side.) Roast until internal temperature reaches 140ºF for medium, pull out and let rest. It’s a long cooking time but this method produces a tender, juicy piece of meat. | https://www.dontsweattherecipe.com/garlic-herb-beef-top-round-roast/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_551031042#8_1210575405 | Title: Garlic Herb Beef Top Round Roast - Don't Sweat The Recipe
Headings: Garlic Herb Beef Top Round Roast
Garlic Herb Beef Top Round Roast
Garlic Herb Beef Top Round Roast
Garlic Herb Beef Top Round Roast
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Content: In a small bowl mix the remaining 1/2 teaspoon of kosher salt, oregano, thyme, red pepper flakes, black pepper, and garlic. Evenly rub the garlic herb mixture on all sides the roast
Heat the remaining 1 tablespoon of olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat until it just begins to simmer. Add the roast and sear on all sides until browned (including the sides and the ends), about 2 to 3 minutes per side. Transfer the roast to a wire rack set inside a rimmed baking sheet lined with foil (easy clean up). Roast the meat for 1 hour and 20 minutes, or until the meat reaches 115 degrees F on a meat thermometer. Turn the oven off, leaving the roast in the oven for another 30-40 minutes, or until the roast reaches an internal temperature of 130 degrees F for medium-rare (I remove it at about 123 degrees F it will continue to cook while resting) or 140 degrees F for medium. Do not cook the roast past medium it will be too dry! Remove the roast from the oven to a carving board and allow to cool for at least 15 minutes. Slice the meat as thinly as possible and serve. Nutrition
Calories: | https://www.dontsweattherecipe.com/garlic-herb-beef-top-round-roast/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_556517554#5_1228261857 | Title: The 6 most sold products online (ideas and market analysis)
Headings: What are the 6 best-selling products on the Internet? Can you enter those markets?
What are the 6 best-selling products on the Internet? Can you enter those markets?
Why is it important to know what the most sold products online are?
Physical selling ≠ Online selling
1. Fashion items
Advantages and disadvantages of starting a fashion e-commerce
Disadvantages
Advantages
2. Trips and tourism
Have a look at the pros and cons
Specialization is the key to getting into the travel industry.
3. Tech products
Here you have our advice about starting up in this sector
4. Second-hand sales
5. Books and Musis
6. Educational Courses
Are you thinking of offering online education?
Should you create an online shop with one of these products?
Content: there must be demand for your products . It doesn’t make much sense to spend money setting up a store with products that nobody is going to buy. It may sound obvious, but when you take a deeper look around the web, you will find cases where it’s not so clear why they decided to start selling certain products. 😉
In addition, to sell online, you must take one other important detail into account: online sales is completely different than traditional sales. Physical selling ≠ Online selling
Just because a certain product or industry has a lot of demand in physical stores does not mean that it will have the same demand online (and vice versa). To avoid any mistakes when the time comes to choose your industry and target audience for your shop, today we are going to share with you the 6 best products to sell online. With these products, the demand is assured, but so is the competition. 1. Fashion items
Interestingly, fashion is the top selling industry in almost all of the world. | https://www.doofinder.com/en/blog/best-selling-products-on-the-internet |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_556517554#6_1228263910 | Title: The 6 most sold products online (ideas and market analysis)
Headings: What are the 6 best-selling products on the Internet? Can you enter those markets?
What are the 6 best-selling products on the Internet? Can you enter those markets?
Why is it important to know what the most sold products online are?
Physical selling ≠ Online selling
1. Fashion items
Advantages and disadvantages of starting a fashion e-commerce
Disadvantages
Advantages
2. Trips and tourism
Have a look at the pros and cons
Specialization is the key to getting into the travel industry.
3. Tech products
Here you have our advice about starting up in this sector
4. Second-hand sales
5. Books and Musis
6. Educational Courses
Are you thinking of offering online education?
Should you create an online shop with one of these products?
Content: Physical selling ≠ Online selling
Just because a certain product or industry has a lot of demand in physical stores does not mean that it will have the same demand online (and vice versa). To avoid any mistakes when the time comes to choose your industry and target audience for your shop, today we are going to share with you the 6 best products to sell online. With these products, the demand is assured, but so is the competition. 1. Fashion items
Interestingly, fashion is the top selling industry in almost all of the world. Yes, despite the industry being tricky and having products that come in sizes that may vary from store to store, fashion remains the queen of sales. The increase in demand in the fashion industry in the online world owes itself mainly to the improvement in returns policies. Previously, it was difficult for somebody to risk buying a shirt, pants, or a jacket without knowing for sure if it was going to fit well. Nowadays returns are free in almost all shops and you can try something on at home, without lines and knowing that you can return it at any time. Indeed, there are lots of sales, but… is it worth getting into this niche? | https://www.doofinder.com/en/blog/best-selling-products-on-the-internet |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_560309968#1_1236190320 | Title: Working definitions of sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect - Preventing and Reporting Child Abuse | Do Right by Kids
Headings: Working definitions of sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect
Working definitions of sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect
Sexual Abuse:
Neglect:
Working Definition:
Content: Often, the sexual abuse occurs over time and may not be painful or cause physical injury to the child. The adult gets the child to participate by using rewards, threats, bribes and lying, and takes advantage of the child’s trust. This type of coercion by an adult, whom the child often loves, can result in long term emotional trauma that can last into adulthood. Working Definition: Sexual abuse occurs when a parent (or person legally responsible) commits or allows to be committed, a sexual act with a child: Fondling (touching the child in a sexual way)
Rubbing one’s genitals on a child’s body
Getting the child to touch the adult in a sexual way
Inserting fingers, penis, or objects in the vagina or anus
Putting a penis in a child’s mouth, rectum, or vagina
Any oral sexual contact
Allowing, permitting, or encouraging a child to engage in prostitution
Taking photographs of a child in sexual poses or simulating sexual acts
Committing incestSexual abuse also occurs if the person legally responsible does something that allows the act to be committed (if he or she knows about it and doesn’t do anything to stop it).If any of the above acts are committed by a person who is not legally responsible for the care of the child, it is considered sexual assault. This is a criminal act. All cases of sexual assault should be referred to the police. Some inappropriate sexual behavior is considered to be neglect. This can include exhibitionism or allowing a child to watch pornography. | https://www.dorightbykids.org/working-definitions-of-sexual-abuse-physical-abuse-neglect/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_560309968#7_1236200730 | Title: Working definitions of sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect - Preventing and Reporting Child Abuse | Do Right by Kids
Headings: Working definitions of sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect
Working definitions of sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect
Sexual Abuse:
Neglect:
Working Definition:
Content: Neglect occurs when a child is harmed physically, mentally or emotionally because a parent/caretaker fails to provide a minimal level of care for the child’s basic needs. Poverty, however, is not the same as neglect. Working Definition: Neglect occurs when a parent (or person legally responsible) fails to provide a minimum level of care by doing something that inflicts harm, allows harm to be inflicted, or creates an imminent danger of harm. The harm, however, does not result in the kind of serious physical injury that is defined as physical abuse. Excessive use of corporal punishment – Parent uses a stick to punish a child that leaves
bruising on the legs and buttocks
Misuse of drugs or alcohol – (i.e., a four-year-old child is found on a street corner at night
because the parent is drunk at home and unable to supervise)
Misuse of pornography – Parent allows a child to watch pornographic movies on a regular
basis, and the child begins to act out the scenes with other children at schoolNeglect also occurs if a parent (or person legally responsible) fails to provide a minimum level of care—food, water, clothing, housing, medical and dental care, education and adequate guardianship—to a point at which the child’s health and welfare are compromised. Examples: – A parent who is homeless refuses to accept emergency housing and is sleeping under
a bridge with his or her child in the winter
– A parent doesn’t provide food, and the child is underweight and listless
– A child’s educational progress is impaired because the parent is aware that the child is
missing school and fails to do anything about it
– A child has painful tooth decay and the parent does not seek dental care
– A preschool child is left home alone by the parent | https://www.dorightbykids.org/working-definitions-of-sexual-abuse-physical-abuse-neglect/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_568563945#1_1244755315 | Title: 11 Facts About Feminism | DoSomething.org
Headings: 11 Facts About Feminism
11 Facts About Feminism
Learn Something...Then Do Something!
Content: 1]
The goal of feminism is to challenge the systemic inequalities women face on a daily basis. [ 2]
Contrary to popular belief feminism has nothing to do with belittling men, in fact feminism does not support sexism against either gender. Feminism works towards equality, not female superiority. [ 3]
Feminists respect individual, informed choices and believe there shouldn't be a double standard in judging a person. Everyone has the right to sexual autonomy and the ability to make decisions about when, how and with whom to conduct their sexual life. [ 4]
There isn't just one type of feminism, there are a variety of feminist groups including: girlie feminist, third-wave feminist, pro-sex feminist, and so on. All these groups aim to deal with different types of discrimination women, and sometimes men, face. [ 5]
Women earn 78 cents for every dollar a man makes. [ 6]
Only 17% of the seats in Congress are held by women. [ | https://www.dosomething.org/us/facts/11-facts-about-feminism |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_574868689#7_1255136920 | Title: Myrrh Oil Uses and Benefits | dōTERRA Essential Oils
Headings: Myrrh Oil Uses and Benefits
Myrrh Oil Uses and Benefits
Essential Oil Spotlight
Myrhh Oil Product Description
Where to Buy Myrrh Oil
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Myrrh Essential Oil Uses and Benefits
Fun Fact:
Plant Description
Chemistry of Myrrh Oil
Oils that Blend Well with Myrrh Oil
Cautions
Content: For example, you can mix two or three drops of Myrrh oil with doTERRA Spa Lotion to help add a smooth touch to callused or dry feet. You can also mix Lemon, Frankincense, and Myrrh oil (10 drops of each) with doTERRA Fractionated Coconut Oil to help soften the cuticles. If you are looking for more at-home spa treatments, take a look at our Girls Guide from the Living Magazine. Fun Fact: In Arabic, the world myrrh means “bitter.” Plant Description
Native to regions in Africa and Arabia, the Commiphora myrrha is a small tree that produces a sap that hardens into the resin known as myrrh. Typically a thorny tree or shrub, the myrrh tree produces few leaves and rugged, angled branches. Due to its highly aromatic nature, myrrh has been used since ancient times for medicine, perfumery, incense, religious purposes, and burials. When extracted, sap from the myrrh tree, also referred to as myrrh gum, eventually hardens and dries into myrrh resin. When the myrrh tree is harvested, it “bleeds” the tree sap, which then turns hard and glossy. | https://www.doterra.com/US/en/blog/spotlight-myrrh-oil |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_574868689#8_1255138533 | Title: Myrrh Oil Uses and Benefits | dōTERRA Essential Oils
Headings: Myrrh Oil Uses and Benefits
Myrrh Oil Uses and Benefits
Essential Oil Spotlight
Myrhh Oil Product Description
Where to Buy Myrrh Oil
Buy Now
Myrrh Essential Oil Uses and Benefits
Fun Fact:
Plant Description
Chemistry of Myrrh Oil
Oils that Blend Well with Myrrh Oil
Cautions
Content: Plant Description
Native to regions in Africa and Arabia, the Commiphora myrrha is a small tree that produces a sap that hardens into the resin known as myrrh. Typically a thorny tree or shrub, the myrrh tree produces few leaves and rugged, angled branches. Due to its highly aromatic nature, myrrh has been used since ancient times for medicine, perfumery, incense, religious purposes, and burials. When extracted, sap from the myrrh tree, also referred to as myrrh gum, eventually hardens and dries into myrrh resin. When the myrrh tree is harvested, it “bleeds” the tree sap, which then turns hard and glossy. Through steam distillation, myrrh resin is converted into an essential oil with a dry, woody aroma. Chemistry of Myrrh Oil
Main Chemical Components: Furanoedudesma, 1,3-diene, curzerene
Due to its chemical design, Myrrh oil has proven to be helpful for cleansing, improving the appearance of skin, and promoting grounding feelings or the balancing of emotions. The sesquiterpene ethers in Myrrh oil are known for their soothing properties, which is why Myrrh is useful for soothing the skin or soothing emotions. One of the primary sesquiterpene ethers in Myrrh oil, curzerene, is commonly added to skin care products because of its ability to improve the appearance of skin. | https://www.doterra.com/US/en/blog/spotlight-myrrh-oil |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_574868689#9_1255140381 | Title: Myrrh Oil Uses and Benefits | dōTERRA Essential Oils
Headings: Myrrh Oil Uses and Benefits
Myrrh Oil Uses and Benefits
Essential Oil Spotlight
Myrhh Oil Product Description
Where to Buy Myrrh Oil
Buy Now
Myrrh Essential Oil Uses and Benefits
Fun Fact:
Plant Description
Chemistry of Myrrh Oil
Oils that Blend Well with Myrrh Oil
Cautions
Content: Through steam distillation, myrrh resin is converted into an essential oil with a dry, woody aroma. Chemistry of Myrrh Oil
Main Chemical Components: Furanoedudesma, 1,3-diene, curzerene
Due to its chemical design, Myrrh oil has proven to be helpful for cleansing, improving the appearance of skin, and promoting grounding feelings or the balancing of emotions. The sesquiterpene ethers in Myrrh oil are known for their soothing properties, which is why Myrrh is useful for soothing the skin or soothing emotions. One of the primary sesquiterpene ethers in Myrrh oil, curzerene, is commonly added to skin care products because of its ability to improve the appearance of skin. Oils that Blend Well with Myrrh Oil
Myrrh can be categorized as one of the wood essential oils. The smoky, dry aroma of Myrrh oil is rather unique; however, the woody and herbaceous notes of the oil allow it to blend well with spicy, floral, or citrus essential oils. Try blending Myrrh oil with any warm, spicy oil like Frankincense, Sandalwood, or Clove. For an intriguing, fresh scent, blend Myrrh with floral or leafy oils like Lavender, Eucalyptus, or Jasmine. | https://www.doterra.com/US/en/blog/spotlight-myrrh-oil |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_575675484#9_1257362613 | Title: Myrrh Oil | dōTERRA Essential Oils
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Content: *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Terms: Myrrh Oil Commiphora myrrha
While it is known to hold powerful cleansing properties, particularly for the throat and mouth, Myrrh oil can also create an inspiring atmosphere with its aroma. Item: 30160001
Size: 15 mL
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Ancient records show that Myrrh was deemed so valuable that at times it was valued at its weight in gold. Myrrh essential oil is derived from the gummy resin of the small, thorny Myrrh tree and has been used for centuries for its internal and external health benefits. | https://www.doterra.com/US/en/p/myrrh-oil |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_575675484#10_1257363885 | Title: Myrrh Oil | dōTERRA Essential Oils
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Ancient records show that Myrrh was deemed so valuable that at times it was valued at its weight in gold. Myrrh essential oil is derived from the gummy resin of the small, thorny Myrrh tree and has been used for centuries for its internal and external health benefits. Myrrh has been used throughout history as a perfume, incense, and health aid. It was also employed in embalming and religious ceremonies. Myrrh oil has powerful cleansing properties, especially for the mouth and throat. It is also soothing to the skin when applied topically—promoting a smooth, youthful-looking complexion. Uses
Add one to two Myrrh oil drops to toothpaste for added cleansing benefits. | https://www.doterra.com/US/en/p/myrrh-oil |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_575675484#11_1257365206 | Title: Myrrh Oil | dōTERRA Essential Oils
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Myrrh Oil Commiphora myrrha
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#0_1277856201 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
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6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
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Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
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Modified date: May 20, 2021
Editor's note - You can trust the integrity of our balanced, independent financial advice. We may, however, receive compensation from the issuers of some products mentioned in this article. Opinions are the author's alone. This content has not been provided by, reviewed, approved or endorsed by any advertiser, unless otherwise noted below. Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#1_1277858220 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: Opinions are the author's alone. This content has not been provided by, reviewed, approved or endorsed by any advertiser, unless otherwise noted below. Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees. F inding and using the right credit card makes it easy to get rewarded for your purchases. And it’ll give you the spending power you need to save some serious cash. But as you age and your needs change, it’s crucial that you reconsider your credit card. In this article, I’ll review some of the best credit cards for retirees. Make sure that if you’re retired, you consider one of these so you can enjoy the benefits they have to offer. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#2_1277860046 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: F inding and using the right credit card makes it easy to get rewarded for your purchases. And it’ll give you the spending power you need to save some serious cash. But as you age and your needs change, it’s crucial that you reconsider your credit card. In this article, I’ll review some of the best credit cards for retirees. Make sure that if you’re retired, you consider one of these so you can enjoy the benefits they have to offer. Table of Contents: Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#3_1277861750 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: Table of Contents: Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#4_1277863160 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Overview: | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#5_1277864640 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Credit Card
Best For
Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
Grocery Shoppers
Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
Travelers
Chase Freedom
General Cash Back
Costco Anywhere Visa Card
If You Drive a Lot
Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
If You Prefer a Prepaid Card
Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
If Your Credit is Bad
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
Learn More
Everyone has to buy groceries. So if you want rewards for making purchases you make anyway, the Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express is one of the best. You can earn a lot of cash back each time you head to the grocery store. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#6_1277866732 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Credit Card
Best For
Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
Grocery Shoppers
Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
Travelers
Chase Freedom
General Cash Back
Costco Anywhere Visa Card
If You Drive a Lot
Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
If You Prefer a Prepaid Card
Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
If Your Credit is Bad
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
Learn More
Everyone has to buy groceries. So if you want rewards for making purchases you make anyway, the Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express is one of the best. You can earn a lot of cash back each time you head to the grocery store. So it’s an excellent card for those who love to eat in and do a lot of cooking themselves, too. I’ve used other cards that promised high cash back at the store, but they didn’t deliver. Often, it was due to things like rotating categories or low caps on rewards. Well, this one does deliver. When you use the Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express at a grocery store, you’ll get 6% cash back, up to a total of $6,000 each year. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#7_1277869051 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: So it’s an excellent card for those who love to eat in and do a lot of cooking themselves, too. I’ve used other cards that promised high cash back at the store, but they didn’t deliver. Often, it was due to things like rotating categories or low caps on rewards. Well, this one does deliver. When you use the Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express at a grocery store, you’ll get 6% cash back, up to a total of $6,000 each year. This is an incredible value. It also offers 3% back at gas stations and on transit. Additionally, you get 1% cash back on your other purchases. When you get your cash back, you’ll receive it in the form of reward dollars. These can then be redeemed as a credit on your statement. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#8_1277870881 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: This is an incredible value. It also offers 3% back at gas stations and on transit. Additionally, you get 1% cash back on your other purchases. When you get your cash back, you’ll receive it in the form of reward dollars. These can then be redeemed as a credit on your statement. I’ve found this to be a great way to reduce the amount you have to pay when paying your bill in full each month. Also, you don’t need to complete any particular process to get set up with getting your cash back – it’s automatic. Also, there’s a great signup bonus. Currently, you can get $300 back after you spend $3,000 in the first six months of having your card. One thing to consider with this card is the $95 annual fee, as you want to make sure you’ll earn more back than you pay in fees. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#9_1277872774 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: I’ve found this to be a great way to reduce the amount you have to pay when paying your bill in full each month. Also, you don’t need to complete any particular process to get set up with getting your cash back – it’s automatic. Also, there’s a great signup bonus. Currently, you can get $300 back after you spend $3,000 in the first six months of having your card. One thing to consider with this card is the $95 annual fee, as you want to make sure you’ll earn more back than you pay in fees. 2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
One thing I love about this card is the earnings rate. You’ll get 2X unlimited miles per dollar spent on all your purchases. This includes all purchases, not ones that only fall in specific bonus categories. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#10_1277874676 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: 2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
One thing I love about this card is the earnings rate. You’ll get 2X unlimited miles per dollar spent on all your purchases. This includes all purchases, not ones that only fall in specific bonus categories. This means you can earn plenty of miles without having to worry about when you need to use your card. While you may not maximize your miles, you’ll limit your time and frustration. The Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card helps you cut down on how much you spend on travel. This allows you to instead focus on seeing the world. The intro annual fee for the first year is $95 which is a nice starting perk. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#11_1277876480 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: This means you can earn plenty of miles without having to worry about when you need to use your card. While you may not maximize your miles, you’ll limit your time and frustration. The Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card helps you cut down on how much you spend on travel. This allows you to instead focus on seeing the world. The intro annual fee for the first year is $95 which is a nice starting perk. Because you can use miles to book travel through the Capital One travel portal, there’s a lot of flexibility, too. You often won’t have to worry about seating, airline, or hotel restrictions, for instance. You can transfer your Capital One miles to airline partners, too, which gives you a nice boost if you use a specific airline. This is great for retirees wanting to travel on their own time without issues. And you can also redeem the miles you’ve earned for travel statement credits if you want. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#12_1277878506 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: Because you can use miles to book travel through the Capital One travel portal, there’s a lot of flexibility, too. You often won’t have to worry about seating, airline, or hotel restrictions, for instance. You can transfer your Capital One miles to airline partners, too, which gives you a nice boost if you use a specific airline. This is great for retirees wanting to travel on their own time without issues. And you can also redeem the miles you’ve earned for travel statement credits if you want. The Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card has no foreign transaction fees. This can save you a lot of money when you’re in another country and need to pay for something. You’ll also receive up to $100 credit for Global Entry or TSA Pre-check when you use your Venture card. Finally, the card comes with an excellent signup bonus. You’ll get 50,000 bonus miles after spending $3,000 in the first three months. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#13_1277880544 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: The Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card has no foreign transaction fees. This can save you a lot of money when you’re in another country and need to pay for something. You’ll also receive up to $100 credit for Global Entry or TSA Pre-check when you use your Venture card. Finally, the card comes with an excellent signup bonus. You’ll get 50,000 bonus miles after spending $3,000 in the first three months. This is equivalent to $500 in travel statement credits. 3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
The Chase Freedom is for retirees who want to maximize their cash back, and are willing to be strategic. If you keep track of the categories offering rewards, you can earn plenty of cash back. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#14_1277882366 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: This is equivalent to $500 in travel statement credits. 3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
The Chase Freedom is for retirees who want to maximize their cash back, and are willing to be strategic. If you keep track of the categories offering rewards, you can earn plenty of cash back. There isn’t an annual fee, but you need to be aware of what categories will get you the highest rewards each quarter. You have to enroll to earn the higher amount of 5% back (up to $1,500) per quarter. Otherwise, you’ll receive 1% back, which is still better than nothing, I guess. The current signup bonus gives you $150 back if you spend $500 or more in the first three months of having the card. For a card with no annual fee and substantial cash back rewards, this is a great bonus. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#15_1277884247 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: There isn’t an annual fee, but you need to be aware of what categories will get you the highest rewards each quarter. You have to enroll to earn the higher amount of 5% back (up to $1,500) per quarter. Otherwise, you’ll receive 1% back, which is still better than nothing, I guess. The current signup bonus gives you $150 back if you spend $500 or more in the first three months of having the card. For a card with no annual fee and substantial cash back rewards, this is a great bonus. I love that there are a few ways to redeem the money you earn, too. This means that you won’t have to worry about how to get your rewards. You can either: Deposit the cash into your bank account
Use it as a statement credit, or
Transfer them as points to your eligible Chase card
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#16_1277886149 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: I love that there are a few ways to redeem the money you earn, too. This means that you won’t have to worry about how to get your rewards. You can either: Deposit the cash into your bank account
Use it as a statement credit, or
Transfer them as points to your eligible Chase card
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
If you’re a Costco member and are on the road a lot, you need to consider the Costco Anywhere Visa Card. This credit card actually rewards you for spending money on gas. With no annual fee as long as you keep up your paid Costco membership, you’ll enjoy many ways to earn cash back. You’ll also be able to use your card in other countries without paying a foreign transaction fee. This card offers 4% cash back on your eligible gas purchases for the first $7,000 that you spend each year. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#17_1277888085 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
If you’re a Costco member and are on the road a lot, you need to consider the Costco Anywhere Visa Card. This credit card actually rewards you for spending money on gas. With no annual fee as long as you keep up your paid Costco membership, you’ll enjoy many ways to earn cash back. You’ll also be able to use your card in other countries without paying a foreign transaction fee. This card offers 4% cash back on your eligible gas purchases for the first $7,000 that you spend each year. Beyond that, you’ll get 1% back on additional gas purchases. Outside of the significant cash back on gas, you’ll get: 3% cash back on eligible travel purchases and restaurants
2% cash back on purchases from Costco.com and Costco stores, and
1% back on all other purchases
The variable APR is in line with other cards, too. While this isn’t a terrible thing, you’ll want to make sure you pay your card off in full when you can. 5. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#18_1277890153 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: Beyond that, you’ll get 1% back on additional gas purchases. Outside of the significant cash back on gas, you’ll get: 3% cash back on eligible travel purchases and restaurants
2% cash back on purchases from Costco.com and Costco stores, and
1% back on all other purchases
The variable APR is in line with other cards, too. While this isn’t a terrible thing, you’ll want to make sure you pay your card off in full when you can. 5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
Learn More
There’s no reason you can’t have a great prepaid card as a retiree and enjoy many of the same benefits of a credit card. The Netspend Visa Prepaid Card is one of the best prepaid cards for retirees. Especially if you want the most versatile prepaid card on the market. I love that you have many options for loading funds, and the card offers high withdrawal limits. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#19_1277892152 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
Learn More
There’s no reason you can’t have a great prepaid card as a retiree and enjoy many of the same benefits of a credit card. The Netspend Visa Prepaid Card is one of the best prepaid cards for retirees. Especially if you want the most versatile prepaid card on the market. I love that you have many options for loading funds, and the card offers high withdrawal limits. This way, you can get the cash you need without a problem. But, there are high fees with this card. This is something you need to be aware of so that you don’t waste a lot of money on fees. There isn’t a credit check to sign up for this card, which is helpful for those with less-than-stellar credit. And because you can enjoy cash back on purchases, it is an excellent option for a lot of retirees. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#20_1277894108 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: This way, you can get the cash you need without a problem. But, there are high fees with this card. This is something you need to be aware of so that you don’t waste a lot of money on fees. There isn’t a credit check to sign up for this card, which is helpful for those with less-than-stellar credit. And because you can enjoy cash back on purchases, it is an excellent option for a lot of retirees. It’s easy to add money to your card by bank transfer, direct deposit, MoneyPak, and even through Western Union. Additionally, there are more than 100,000 reload centers located across the country. Make sure if you opt for the Netspend Visa Prepaid Card you choose the best plan for you. Currently, there are three different plans to choose from, each with three levels. Go here to view their current pricing matrix. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#21_1277896023 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: It’s easy to add money to your card by bank transfer, direct deposit, MoneyPak, and even through Western Union. Additionally, there are more than 100,000 reload centers located across the country. Make sure if you opt for the Netspend Visa Prepaid Card you choose the best plan for you. Currently, there are three different plans to choose from, each with three levels. Go here to view their current pricing matrix. The nice thing about this card is that you can make adjustments to your plan at any time. Do this through the Netspend website if you find that a different plan will give you better options. 6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
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If you’ve entered retirement with bad credit, don’t worry. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#22_1277897907 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: The nice thing about this card is that you can make adjustments to your plan at any time. Do this through the Netspend website if you find that a different plan will give you better options. 6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Apply Now
If you’ve entered retirement with bad credit, don’t worry. You can still get a secured credit card. And the Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit is one of our favorites. Many cards penalize you for having poor credit, but this one doesn’t. You’ll get a free copy of your credit score each month, and the annual fee will range depending on your credit score. Get a credit line between $300 and $3,000 based on your credit history, which is a fast and easy way to improve your credit. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_38_583422573#23_1277899832 | Title: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors Retirees 2021
Headings: 6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
6 Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
Retiring soon? Then it might also be time to retire your current credit card. Here's our list of the 6 best credit cards for retirees.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Best Credit Cards for Seniors and Retirees
1. Best Card for Grocery Shoppers: Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
2. Best Card for Travelers: Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card
3. Best Card for General Cash Back: Chase Freedom
4. Best Card if You Drive a Lot: Costco Anywhere Visa Card
5. Best Card if You Want a Prepaid Card Instead: Netspend Visa Prepaid Card
6. Best Card if Your Credit is Still Bad: Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit
Bottom Line
Also Read:
Author Bio
Chris Muller
Content: You can still get a secured credit card. And the Credit One Bank® Unsecured Visa® for Rebuilding Credit is one of our favorites. Many cards penalize you for having poor credit, but this one doesn’t. You’ll get a free copy of your credit score each month, and the annual fee will range depending on your credit score. Get a credit line between $300 and $3,000 based on your credit history, which is a fast and easy way to improve your credit. There is no sign-up bonus, and you do have to pay more than usual for cash advances. But being able to use a credit card to improve and build your credit makes this an excellent option for a lot of retirees. Finally, you can earn points with this secured card. You’ll get 1% cash back, and the rewards will post to your account automatically. Bottom Line
As you can see, there are a lot of great credit cards for retirees to choose from. | https://www.doughroller.net/credit-cards/best-credit-cards-for-seniors/ |
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