The Warm Up Download
Oliver Parkes
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Warm Lines are telephone support services staffed by people who have experience/expertise with mutual support. These lines are not crisis lines and the days/hours of operation vary. If you are looking for warm line employment, please contact the individual agency you wish to work for.
If you have HubSpot Pro or better you can certainly score leads. Custom lead scoring lets you create rules and assign positive or negative points to them. The sum of points for each lead is shown in their HubSpot Score property. You would have to define how many points equals a hot lead vs. a cold lead.
I figured it out. I created it through "Contacts" instead of "Companies." In the "About" part of the particular contact, click on "View all properties" at the bottom. Then, under "All properties," click on "Create a contact property." Then click on the orange "Create a property" button. And you can pretty much take it from there. I named mine Lead Score and for Field type, I used Radio select, for mutally exclusive selections: hot, warm, cold. Hope that helps
Through our peer support groups, potlucks dinners, and special family events, The WARM Place helps you connect with other families who understand. Grief is different for every child, which is why we are here to help for as long as you need.
As the first grief support center for children in Texas, The WARM Place was founded in 1989 to provide a caring environment for children and their families, as well as young adults, who have experienced the death of a loved one. Here, children can safely express their feelings and connect with other families who are also grieving and understand.
The WARM Place affirms the worth of every individual. Grief is a universal experience and does not discriminate. As we have since 1989, we stand by our mission of providing grief support to children and their families at no cost to them. We welcome and support all individuals and are committed to providing a warm, equitable, and inclusive environment.
During the summer, dry gear is not needed to hike the Narrows; however proper footwear is still necessary for comfort and safety. Our warm weather Narrows package includes canyoneering boots, neoprene socks, and a hiking stick. The canyoneering boots are specifically designed for slippery conditions that maintain grip while wet and provide proper ankle support. The boots are worn with neoprene socks which insulate the foot and prevent the blistering and discomfort accompanied by hiking in wet boots. This package also comes with a wooden hiking stick for stability and balance; these hold up much better in the Narrows than regular trekking poles.
Clothing Recommendations:
During the Summer months, temperatures are warm and water levels are low. You can expect to wade in mostly ankle to knee deep water with occasional deeper sections. The clothing you wear on the hike will get wet! Plan accordingly and wear water-wicking material that will be comfortable when wet. Most people bring a light jacket or long sleeve since temperatures are in the canyon are 10-15 degrees cooler than in town. A breeze is present most summer mornings but usually dies off well before the afternoon. Most sections of the hike are shaded, though a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen may be needed for some sections, including the first mile on the Riverside Walk.
Warm Mix Asphalt (WMA) is the generic term for a variety of technologies that allow producers of Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) pavement material to lower temperatures at which the material is mixed and placed on the road. It is a proven a technology that can:
WMA production methods use temperatures 30 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit lower than traditional hot-mix asphalt. Because less energy is needed to heat the asphalt mix, less fuel is needed to produce WMA. Fuel consumption during WMA manufacturing is typically reduced by 20percent.
In paving projects, the greater the temperature difference between the asphalt mix and the outside temperature, the faster the mix cools. Since faster cooling effects durability, cold ambient temperatures adversely affect hot-mix asphalt. Relative to HMA, WMA cools more slowly allowing WMA to be successfully placed in lower temperatures. As a result, WMA extends the paving season. It also makes night paving more feasible.
Additionally, WMA saves time in production as well as in surfacing roads. Because WMA makes compaction easier, cost savings are achieved by reducing time and labor spent compacting the mix. Lower temperatures also permit more asphalt mix to be hauled for longer distances, reducing transportation costs.
How does it work? WMA technologies reduce the viscosity (the thickness) of the asphalt binder so that asphalt aggregates can be coated at lower temperatures. The key is the addition of additives (water-based, organic, chemical, or hybrids) to the asphalt mix. The additives allow the asphalt binders and asphalt aggregates to be mixed at the lower temperatures. Reducing the viscosity also makes the mixture easier to manipulate and compact at the lower temperature.
Proper compaction is critical to well-performing pavements. One indication of proper compaction is density. Achieving proper density is important because most asphalt paved Federally-funded highways are accepted based on their density. WMA is a compaction tool that can help achieve proper density and improve pavement performance goals.
WMA is also versatile. It has been used successfully in a range of pavement thicknesses. It is durable enough to withstand high traffic demands. WMA has been used in all types of asphalt concrete: dense-graded, stone matrix, porous, and mastic asphalt. Multiple WMA technologies are available, so the choice can be adapted to the temperatures and materials required.
Working conditions are much healthier with WMA. Both at the production plant and on the construction site, workers inhale far less smoke and dust. This reduction is particularly important in tunnels, where ventilation is reduced. Comments from workers have been highly positive. According to Brad Neitzke, a Materials Engineer for the Federal Lands Highway, a Division of FHWA, "Certainly, warm-mix improved working conditions at the paving site. The crew's first reaction was to say, "There's no smoke!"
WMA also produces fewer emissions, making it possible for paving to be done on some days when the air quality would typically put a halt to paving. A State transportation official recently attested that "On non-attainment days, when the air quality is bad, we often get shut down and are unable to pave. But with warm-mix [asphalt], because the emissions are reduced, we might be able to pave even on days when the air quality is not the best."
Internationally recognized. WMA is clearly an important technology for the 21st century. The World of Asphalt's "People, Plants, and Paving Training Program" focused attention to WMA, with multiple sessions at its 2010 conference. At least 14 State Highway Agencies have adopted specifications to accommodate WMA, and more than 40 States have roads paved with WMA. This green technology is increasing the quality of our roads and our environment.
Saturday wintry mix potentialSaturday brings the potential for snow and ice to the region as a low-pressure area forms off the coast of the Carolinas, and relatively warm air rides up and over a dome of cold air.
Organizing a community fundraiser is a fantastic way to unite people for a common cause while impacting those in need. Whether you're raising funds for local schools or charities, here's a step-by-step guide to help you organize a successful community fundraiser.
"The gift of a coat is more than a piece of clothing; it provides a sense of security, comfort, and self esteem for kids and parents needing an act of kindness and concern. It tells them they matter and people care."
Operation Warm is a national nonprofit that manufactures brand-new, high-quality coats and shoes for children in need. We partner with compassionate individuals, community organizations, and corporations across North America to provide emotional warmth, confidence to socialize and succeed, and hope of a brighter future by using the gift as a catalyst for community connection.
We produce 750,000 spring Chinook salmon annually, and we also serve as a Passage Facility for wild Spring Chinook, coho, and steelhead on their way further up river. All fish travel up our fish ladder; we then pass the wild fish through the facility to continue to upper reaches of the Warm Springs River.
Warm Springs National Fish Hatchery's primary focus is carrying out Tribal trust responsibilities. We engage in Service initiatives such as Youth in Nature and climate change climate change
Climate change includes both global warming driven by human-induced emissions of greenhouse gases and the resulting large-scale shifts in weather patterns. Though there have been previous periods of climatic change, since the mid-20th century humans have had an unprecedented impact on Earth's climate system and caused change on a global scale.
Learn more about climate change assessment. We also maintain genetic integrity while enhancing Warm Springs River stocks by producing fish indistinguishable from native stocks.
We raise spring Chinook salmon. The Chinook, or king, is the largest species of Pacific salmon, averaging 18 to 24 pounds with up to 120 pounds recorded. Chinook have small black spots on the back, dorsal fin, and tail fin. The gums at the base of the teeth are gray to black. Fall run Chinook are robust and deep-bodied, while spring Chinook are smaller, slimmer, and not as brightly colored when spawning.
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