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How to protect a baby from drowning
Never leave your baby unattended near water.
A baby can drown even in very shallow water, so there's no safe way to let him or her play in the water alone. Never leave your baby, even for a few seconds, when water is nearby.

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- Heavy snow can often be trapped in small sprinklers, which can lead to drowning. Stay away from water while your baby is in the water.
- The risk of the baby crawling in and slipping under is too great. Turning your back to the baby, or reading a book while he or she plays, even if you're sitting just a few feet away, can also lead to dangerous consequences.
- Never leave your baby sitting where the water can get to her, as water could become extremely wet. Never dunk your baby in water that is too hot or pour water onto him or her.
- If you have any pets, make sure they have access to water at all times. If you live in a high-sided dwelling, prevent your baby from spending time near a fire.
A: The risk of the baby crawling in and slipping under is too great. Turning your back to the baby, or reading a book while he or she plays, even if you're sitting just a few feet away, can also lead to dangerous consequences.

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How to know if your horse is sick
Check your horse's basic diagnostics.
This means your horse's pulse/heart rate, respiratory rate, and temperature.
Pulse-the normal heart rate for a horse is 25-42 beats per minute.

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- To check the horse's heart rate, place your palm on the horse's chest just behind the left elbow and feel for the bump-bump-bump of the heart beat. Count how many beats there are in a minute; this is the heart rate.
- Equine, western, and british arabian horses should have pulses that range from 80-100 beats per minute. A western arabian horse might have pulses higher than 120 beats per minute.
- The horse should have a constant rhythm-rapid or slow-at first, then progressively warmer. You may notice rapid or uncontrollable changes-your horse may suddenly bring their heads up-this is normal.
- The heart rhythm is 15-30 beats per minute. Body temperature-your horse takes on a normal temperature of 35-45 beats per minute (unless it is keeping track of how cold or hot you are or has been).
A: To check the horse's heart rate, place your palm on the horse's chest just behind the left elbow and feel for the bump-bump-bump of the heart beat. Count how many beats there are in a minute; this is the heart rate.

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How to get early release from prison
Calculate your maximum release date.
Any release prior to your maximum release date will be an early release. To calculate your maximum release date, start with the length of your sentence.

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- If you are attempting to " release " a state sentence, you need to understand the ordinary limitations of your sentence. Accordingly, you can calculate your maximum release date.
- If you have a longer sentence, your would be released before your maximum release date occurs. Put the prison in an appropriate sentence that would be suitable for an early release.
- You can find this information on the prison's website or by visiting the electronic inmate's portal. If you already have one or are still in prison, calculate your maximum release date, which will determine the amount of automatic unrestricted access in the prison.
- Then subtract any day for which the judge already gave you credit. For example, you might have received credit for days served in jail prior to sentencing, any days after sentencing before you were transferred to prison, and credit for good behavior during your jail term.
A: Then subtract any day for which the judge already gave you credit. For example, you might have received credit for days served in jail prior to sentencing, any days after sentencing before you were transferred to prison, and credit for good behavior during your jail term.

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A bike stands on a bumpy unpaved road. people

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- in green t-shirts begin riding the uneven ramps on the ramps as they crash into each other.
- rides bikes very fast in the road and giving high jumps when passing the bumpy part of the road.
- use wrebars, and a crane to lift them over the face of the box.
- are riding sideboards on a dirt path.
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rides bikes very fast in the road and giving high jumps when passing the bumpy part of the road.