What does ACDC mean? and P.o.d
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Alternate Current/Direct Current,Payment on death
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What is this referring to? Can you post a clarification?
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pseudo- is an element of greek origin. it means - approximately - 'fake'.\n\na pseudonym is a false name (such as an author's pen-name). a pseudocyesis is a phantom pregnancy.\n\na pseudo-intellectual (regularly abbreviated to just 'pseud') is someone who pretends to be clever and informed, but is neither.\n\nthough most often the term 'pseud' is used by people who don't know much to refer to people who do.
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There is 2 places you can look......\n\nhttp://www.odcr.com/\n\nhttp://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/casesearch.asp
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It's from an agency that still uses "10 Codes" and can mean anything, depending on where you live. Even some agencies within the same jurisdiction don't apply the same meanings. In the context you've written, I'm guessing it's the 10-code for arrest or detention,(10-15 = arrest, x 3 means they arrested 3 ppl) but it could be warrant checks, officers on scene or something like that. For example, our agency uses "10-10" to say there's a fight but a neighboring agency uses 10-50. Ask the local agency for a list of their 10- code. It's not secret, so they should give it to you.
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You can visit the following web site that explains everything about C.O.P.D.  It is a seriouse lung disease.\n\nhttp://www.lungusa.org/site/pp.asp?c=dvLUK9O0E&b=35020\n\nMy uncle has this disease and had one lung removed because of it and has to sleep with a breathing machine every night.\n\nGood Luck :-)
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ACC- Air Coordinating Committeepg. 6\nACE- American Council on Educationpg. 8\nACP- American College of Physicianspg. 9\nACT- American College Testpg. 9\nACV- Actual cash valuepg. 10\nADC- Air Defense Commandpg. 10\nAEC- Atomic Energy Commissionpg. 12\nAKA- Also known aspg. 15\nAMA- American Medical Associationpg. 18\nAPA- American Psychiatric Associationpg. 24\nAPO- Army Post Officepg. 25\nARC- American Red Crosspg. 29\nARV- American Revised Versionpg. 32\nASA- American Society of Appraiserspg. 32\nASA- American Statistical Associationpg. 32\nASI- Airspeed indicatorpg. 33\nASR- Airport surveillance radarpg. 33\nASR- Air-sea rescuepg. 33\nATM- Automatic Teller Machine pg.35\nBBA- Bachelor of Business Administrationpg.43\nBOS- Basic Operating Systempg. 55\nBSA- Boy Scouts of America pg.61\nCRT- Cathode Ray Tubepg. 101\nDBA- Doing business aspg. 105\nDOS- Disk operating systempg. 131\nEOE- Equal Opportunity Employerpg. 144\nFBI- Federal Bureau of Investigationpg. 162\nGPO- General Post Officepg. 198\nHUD- Department of Housing and Urban Developmentpg.223\nIEA- International Education Association pg. 228\nIFO- Identified flying objectpg. 228\nIGY- International Geophysical Yearpg. 228\nIHP- Indicated horsepowerpg. 228\nIMF- International Monetary Fundpg. 230\nIOC- International Olympic Committeepg. 254\nIOU- I owe youpg. 255\nIUD- Interuterine devicepg. 258\nMBA-Master of Business Administrationpg. 292\nMIA- Missing in actionpg. 296\nMST- Mountain Standard Timepg. 306\nNBA- National Basketball Associationpg. 311\nNBA- National Boxing Association pg. 311\nPST- Pacific Standard Timepg. 342\nPTA- Parent Teacher Associationpg. 342\nRAM- Random access memorypg. 346\nSAM- Surface-To-Air Missilepg. 365\nSMV-Slow moving vehiclepg. 392\nSNG- Substitute natural gaspg. 393\nSOS- call for helppg. 396\nFrom Webster’s Dictionary\nCopyright 1993, LANDOLL\nWorld Rights Reserved\n      LANDOLL\nAshland, Ohio 44805
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Do you have a merchant account (accepting credit cards) with PNC?  Could be setup fees for such.\nEPS = Electronic Processing Service Inc. - a large credit card transaction processing firm.\nCORPORATE ACH POS SETL = Corporate Automated Clearing House Point of Sale Settlement - again sounds like a merchant services type thing.
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http://www.dfg.ca.gov/mrd/gruschd.html
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CC means Carbon Copy.. You can send an email to orginial receipiant and then you can also send a copy to someone else as a reference (i.e. yourself)
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Picture\nhttp://www.accu-chek.com/us/rewrite/content/en_US/2.1.6.3:30/article/ACCM_general_article_2842.htm\n\nSpecifications\nhttp://www.accu-chek.com/us/rewrite/content/en_US/2.1.6:5/article/ACCM_general_article_2838.htm
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i'm really only aware of .pfd files for acrobat reader.  i don't know if i can help, sorry.
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Power to require name and address \n\nPolice community support officers (PCSOs) can be designated with the power to require the name and address of a person who they think has committed a relevant offence under paragraph 2 of Part 1, Schedule 4, Police Reform Act 2002 (PRA). \n\nPara 1A of Schedule 4 (introduced by Section 122 and para 2 of Sch 8 to the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005) enables chief police officers to designate the power to require name and address without also designating the power of detention. Para 1A   also allows a chief police officer to designate the power to require name and address for all or only some relevant offences.\n\nRelevant offences are defined under para 2(6) of Schedule 4 and include: \n\nrelevant fixed penalty offences \nrelevant licensing offences*\nrelevant byelaw offences, in the area in which they apply \nFor details of all circumstances for which PCSO’s can require names and addresses, please refer to article What powers can a police community support officer be designed with? \n\nA PSCO can only request the names and addresses of individuals suspected of committing a an offence within the area to which their designation applies (except for relevant licensing offences).\n\nIt is an offence to fail to comply with a requirement to give name and address from a PCSO under paragraph 2(2) and (5)(a)of Schedule 4 to the Police Reform Act 2002..\n\nIt is also an offence under s46 of the Police Reform Act 2002 to assault, resist or wilfully obstruct a PCSO or a person helping them in the execution of their duty.\n\nPower to detain an individual\n\nUnder paragraph 2 of Part 1, Schedule 4, Police Reform Act 2002 (PRA),  PSCOs can detain an individual if they believe them to have committed a relevant offence and where they fail when requested, to give a name and address, or give an answer which the PCSO reasonably suspects to be false or inaccurate.\n\nIn such instances designated PSCOs can:\n\ndetain a person for up to 30 minutes or until arrival of police officer, or;\naccompany the person to a police station (if he or she elects to do so upon request);\nuse reasonable force to prevent a detained person making off.\nPSCO’s can only be designated the power to detain if they have also been designated the power to require name and address. \n\n* Para 2(3) of Schedule 4 PRA 2002 states that PCSOs cannot detain persons for refusal to give name and address if relevant licensing offences take place within licensed premises. Relevant offences under the Licensing Act 2003 are: S 141- Sale of alcohol to a person who is drunk; S 142- Obtaining alcohol for a person who is drunk; S 146- Sale of alcohol to children; S 149- Purchase of alcohol by or on behalf of children; S 150- Consumption of alcohol by children; S 152- Sending a child to obtain alcohol
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the DCU is a better form of camouflage than the BDU. the little squares in the DCU blur at a distance providing better concealment for the wearer. it has nothing to do with urban combat. note that there is no black in the DCU while there is in the BDU. black is not found in nature and can give away a soldier's position.\n\nthe changing of the colors used in the army's uniform was part of a broader campagn to modify the uniform to better suit the needs of the soldier. pockets were adjusted to be usable while wearing armor. sizes and proportions were adjusted for comfort, and the fabric was changed for comfort and ease of maintenance.
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D stands for done\nproject done- makes sense?
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The answer above is correct, PUD is an acronym for Planned Unit Development.From development to development you will find differences in PUD's. Overall a planned Unit Development is designed to create a "Planned Community" That usually consists of Single Family Homes, Multi-Family Homes, Commercial areas, or combinations there of. It does mean there will be some association or governing body making decisions about what is or is not OK for the development. There are some good PUD's and some bad ones. More often than not if you see a new development in an urban area it will be a PUD. Some PUD's sell only the air space of a home and the common area would include all the grounds, actual building, etc, these things are usually maintained by the association or board to maintain a common look. Some only maintain a certain part of the house or yard. The one I live in currently maintains every ones front yards. Then We have strict CC&R's that dictate what colors we can have our homes, window coverings, number of trees etc.. So yes it is possible you don't own the land and that even though you might have a single structure what you own is essentially a condo, or airspace.. and not the land the home is built on.
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A guy once told me, Half of america has it, it's no big deal, don't be worried about it, concentrate on what matters to you the most and focus your energy on it. A.D.D. can be a big advantage in certain situations. But, if you continue to see it as a handicap, then that is exactly what it will be.