what is the degrees of an oriaional handicap ramp?
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Well I am not sure what "oriaional" means...but if you are asking what the slope of a wheelchair access ramp should be, it should NOT be any steeper than 1:12 or 1 foot long for each inch of verticle rise.  ie; an 8 inch verticle rise should have a ramp that is AT LEAST 8 feet long.\n\nRemember 1:12 is the STEEPEST the ramp should be and may be too steep for some people to use.  \n\nRamps should also have a 5 foot by 5 foot level landing at the top, bottom and at any change of direction and should also have appropriate handrails on both sides of the ramp with 36 inches of clear space between the railings.\n\nI have included a link to the ADA Access Guideline (ADAAG) for ramps from the US Access Board.\n\nRandy G. Wagoner\nWagoner & Associates, Inc.
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Yes. They have special accommodations for the physically challenged. (however temporary)
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Does that corporation have a handicapped parking available in the employee's parking section?  If not, you have a legitimate complaint.  A corporation is responsible for accomodating handicapped employees and visitors to their site.  Check out your state's Penal Code.  There are rules and regulations to help disabled workers.  Do they have handicap ramps for wheelchairs, and other accessible areas?  If they have one problem, then they will have several.  It wouldn't hurt to investigate further.  Others will be grateful in the future.
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Yes there are, just like there are requirements for handicap ramps for wheel chair bound people.
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I work with emploment of the handicapped.\n\nJob-9\nPay-2
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i would contact the praxis.org and see what accomodations if any are made for those w/disabilites. if there aren't any, then i would suggest finding a tutor to work with.
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Based on skill not height.
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Well, the standard track gauge is 4' 8 1/2", so with ballast I would guess somewhere close to ten feet give or take.  However, it also depends on how wide the entire right-of-way is as well.
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http://floorforwindows.generalentropy.com/Index.aspx
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A handicap stall is a stall designed to "accommodate" the handicapped. It is not for handicap use only. You can use it if the other is occupied.  the parking space is "reserved" for handicap parking by law. Why some places put their handicap spots where they do is stupid sometimes. The architects design it that way and they get approval for it.
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ilmaas is correct, but a little more in depth on the handicap. Most leagues us anywhere from 80 to 90% of 200 for handicap. To find this number you subtract your average from 200 (200-150=50) and multiply that by whatever your percentage is. \n\nilmaas, good explanation, just wanted to clear up where that 50 pins came from in case there was a question!\n\nNo tap leagues are just the most fun. I usually bowl a no tap league in the summer and average about 250 or so! hehehe.....what fun. :-D
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M o r n i n g W o o d -\nNth Degree
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http://www.crowsdarts.com/roundrobin/sched20.html\n\nLet me know if you need help with handicaps
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To be more correct, this number (21.8) is most likely a handicap index. This is a bit different than a handicap. A handicap is only good for a single course and because courses range in their difficulty, you would have to convert this handicap index into a course handicap for whatever course you were going to play. You can do all these things at the USGA website given below.
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The handicap is an average of how many strokes over par you are. If shoot 83, 82, then 81 on a par 72 course, your handicap would be 10 because you average 10 strokes over par. Make sense? Holes are ranked as handicaps to determine the difficulty. #1 handicap being the most difficult and #18 the least. Hope this helps!
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Yeh, 423 has more dimples than 408, otherwise it's just very technical on aerodynamic that doesn't make sense to most golfers. You need to hit at near zero handicap to really feel the different in golf balls, let alone the number of dimples.
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Turn it any number of degrees!\nMaybe you mean only 0 or 360 degrees, because the 'T' or 't' has no rotation symmetry.