Portland Oregon

The pay for Portland Trail Blazer dancers, like many professional sports cheerleaders, can vary widely based on factors such as experience and tenure. Generally, NBA dancers earn between $15 and $25 per game, with additional compensation for appearances and events. Overall, the annual earnings can range from a few thousand to around $20,000, depending on the number of games and additional responsibilities.

One notable chain of stores that closed in Oregon during the 1990s was the Montgomery Ward department store. The company filed for bankruptcy and subsequently closed many of its locations, including those in Oregon, in 1997. This marked the end of an era for the once-popular retail chain.

The average annual rainfall in West Linn, Oregon, is approximately 42 inches. The region experiences a Mediterranean climate, characterized by wet winters and dry summers. Most of the rainfall occurs between October and April, with the summer months being relatively dry.

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No matter what state you reside in DUI's stay on your record for life now, due to (I believe) a Federal mandate. They changed the law regarding your first DUI and your ability to have it immediately taken off your record after completing the diversion program and staying off the roads after drinking a few for 5 years, in the early 2000's, think it was 2004. What sucks is those of us that had their first DUI in the 90's or even earlier, did the entire diversion program and had no record of a DUI on our driving records for over 10 years and then plop, they change the law, but don't keep their end of the bargain and grandfather us, like they should have. So after 10 to sometimes 30 some odd years one day, everyone that took a diversion and performed every task, without any notification suddenly had one DUI put right back on their record. Believe me, I'm not condoning anyone to go drink and then drive. It really is one of the most irresponsible things you can do and it can kill you, or someone else, or many other nasty things like losing your job, etc, etc. But everyone makes one or a thousand lapses of judgment in life and there's always someone out there that thinks they're still sober, but are really over the limit. If you drink anything don't drive. I could tell you story after story. One night I had some beers at my friend's place and and only drove .06 miles to the McDonald's adjacent to his place, ordered my food and then was wondering why it was taking so long, just as two patrol cars pin me in. The drive-thru lady and community watch queen called the cops on me because I slurred a little while ordering. I thought it was a set-up so I refused the breathalyzer, and then to find out I was being charged with a 2nd was a huge bummer due to these new laws. You spend time in jail for your second.

The only thing regarding DUIs that can be taken off your record is if you have a third one, do some outrageous time on probation, in jail, and 3 months on house arrest with an ankle monitor because you now have a felony on your record. Yep a third one is felony. But...... you can change 1 thing regarding a 3rd DUI for the low low price ranging anywhere from 3-5 grand after 5 years with no felonies or DUIs you can pay to take the felony off your record. That's the only thing the defendant has on their side, but I would strongly suggest not getting 1, 2 is much worse, and don't get a 3rd. It destroys your life.

Google Maps estimates the driving time as 49 hours and gives the road distance as 3,055 miles.

Determination of Free Lime in Clinker and Cement?

One popular formula for making concrete is the "1-2-3": 1 part portland, 2 parts sand, 3 parts gravel. A 94# bag of portland (approximately 1 cubic foot) would yield 6 cubic feet of concrete. 3 cubic yards of concrete x 27 (cubic feet per yard) = 81 cubic feet; 81 / 6 (cubic feet of concrete per bag) = 13.5 bags of portland.

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One popular formula for making concrete is the "1-2-3": 1 part portland, 2 parts sand, 3 parts gravel. A 94# bag of portland (approximately 1 cubic foot) would yield 6 cubic feet of concrete. 1cubic yards of concrete x 27 (cubic feet per yard)

27 cubic feet; 27 / 6 (cubic feet of concrete per bag) = 4.5 bags of portland cement

Mucca suggested:

this mixture would be fine for setting fence posts, but not for pouring a foundation. concrete mix is often measured in "sacks", that is number of sacks per cubic yard. The number of sacks of portland cement per cubic yard determines the strength of the finished product.

For casual use 1-2-3 works fine. if you were pouring a driveway you might consider how much stress will be applied, the thickness of the slab, even how cold it gets in winter to determine the mix.

I called a concrete supplier today to find out how much ten yards of concrete would cost to have delivered. He asked what mix I would need. I told him I wanted a slab for a garage. He suggested a six yard mix, that is six 94 lb sacks of portland cement per cubic yard. (he quoted ($99 a yard plus $4 per mile from the plant in November 2010 in northern Nevada)

So for more than casual use you need to do some research to find the proper mixture. Work with someone with experience or do a lot of digging, or both.

Portland Cement Association at cement.org is one place to start

No, the City of Portland has a population of 583,776 and Montana's popuulation is 989,415. However, the metropolitan Portland area contains 2,260,000 residents.

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Some of the more expensive restaurants in Portland, Oregon are;

Morton's

Blue Hour

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Genoa

Portland City Grill

18. The US constitution says that nobody 18 or older may be denied suffrage on basis of age, but states could technically set it lower but none do.

The main power company for Portland, OR is Portland General Electric, covering a 4,000 square mile service area including a large part of North and North West Portland, plus all of South Western Portland (with the exception of some downtown areas) plus all of South Eastern Portland (with the exception of a small area around South East Stark).

I believe this is the best and most updated list of Oregon Municipal Bonds that are available.

http://investment-income.net/rates/municipal-bonds-rate-page

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The Governor of the state in which you were convicted.

In the State of GA, that is not the case. You must apply to the State Board of Pardons and Paroles after your sentence is complete and an additional 5-year period in which you were not convicted of any crime.

Many children across America begin trick-or-treating at dusk and usually end by 8 or 9 p.m. For smaller children, it is not uncommon to trick or treat earlier, perhaps around 5 p.m.

Yes, however there are a multitude of factors which render such estimates nearly useless. Your best bet is to discuss your needs with a lending institution and get estimates for the work you propose.

Many companies use a per sq. ft. calculation method, but it is mainly used to get you in the 'general ballpark' of actual cost. This method is very useful to save time, money and effort. Since these per sq. ft. costs are averages derived from studies that have been done in a particular region, they will give the homeowner an idea of what to expect before they begin the contracting process. Most contractors can give a ballpark price over the phone, with a minimal amount of information required.

While per sq. ft. costs will vary, depending on the type of addition, materials to be used and other aspects of the work, most contractors that are smart enough to use this method will know what questions to query his potential client on to price it.

Most contractors want your work. That's why they're in business. But, those who have spend endless hours driving, meeting, calculating and responding, only to hear the potential client say it was too much money, find this method works well to qualify homeowners before they spend more serious time.

Just understand, this method is solely for the purpose of qualifying. The actual cost will undoubtedly vary. But it is a very convenient tool to save both the contractor and the homeowner a lot of time.

You should always consult at least three sources for price estimates. You are likely to pay substantially more for larger, more established operations, though the benefit is that if something goes wrong, you have a bit more protection. Individual contractors may offer a much better deal, depending on how busy they are. Price quotes can easily vary by 50% among a few contractors.

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