How to become a notary in ohio 
Determine your eligibility. 
In ohio, notaries must be 18 years of age and legal residents of the state. You also cannot have had a previous notary commission revoked, as this makes you ineligible.

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- The ncpis (supreme court), district attorney, and the state impeachment commission (ptcm) all have notaries you can work with. Whatever notaries you apply for is a must.
- In ohio, you must have a marriage license and live in the state for the first five years of your life. You must have a valid proof of your marriage, such as a marriage license or a marriage certificate.
- Notaries must also have been licensed by the child labor administration to restrain a child in good faith prior to starting a service. Take your information into the nearest notary shop.
- Having a criminal record could make it harder to become a notary, as notaries are expected to be highly law-abiding citizens. If you are not a legal resident of ohio, you can still become a notary if you are an attorney who practices law in the state.

Having a criminal record could make it harder to become a notary, as notaries are expected to be highly law-abiding citizens. If you are not a legal resident of ohio, you can still become a notary if you are an attorney who practices law in the state.

How to accessorize a hamster's cage 
Choose a fun food bowl. 
You should look for a heavy ceramic food dish that they can't tip over. You can mix things up by finding a small bowl or dish that has bright colors, a neat design, or an unusual pattern.

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- Good places to look for these include home goods stores, thrift shops, or supermarkets. Choose a smaller bowl that can contain around 5 oz.
- The bowl should come with string to keep your hamster in shape, and you should be able to place your hamster inside the bowl easily. Choose an eclectic palette for your hamster toys, so you can play with them and train them so they know it's for them.
- Depending on what your hamster likes, choose a variety of colors, shapes, and textures that you can enjoy with your hamster. Consider purchasing a bowl large enough to serve 1 or 2 mice each day.
- Usually hamster cages come with a variety of sizes, so you want to choose a small bowl that is easy to find easily at the pet store. Hamsters like small bowls, so choose a bowl that matches the hamster's surroundings.

Good places to look for these include home goods stores, thrift shops, or supermarkets. Choose a smaller bowl that can contain around 5 oz.

How to handle equine wobblers syndrome 
Consider whether your horse is predisposed. 
Some horses are at greater risk of developing wobblers syndrome. Male horses and large, fast-growing breeds like thoroughbreds, warmbloods, and quarter horses seem to develop the disorder most often.

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- Foals tend to be at a much higher risk. Your mare may have an autoimmune disorder, so make sure you identify symptoms in both the mare and horse.
- Some boston breeds, for example, may be more susceptible to the condition. Bloody or bloody hehorses, also known as fast horses, come to more extreme risk of developing wobblers syndrome.
- However, other horses can have symptoms several days after born. You should see a vet if your horse has any of the following symptoms : Loss of energy inability to move muscle memory missing information Consider whether a horse has wobblers syndrome.
- There isn't much you can do to prevent wobblers, but understanding predisposition can help you identify it early on. There is not much evidence to suggest that wobblers is hereditary.

There isn't much you can do to prevent wobblers, but understanding predisposition can help you identify it early on. There is not much evidence to suggest that wobblers is hereditary.

A young child is seen speaking to the camera holding a tin of lemonade and holding up a large jug. she

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- then begins peeling peeled potatoes one by one while the camera captures her motions.
- now pours water out of the jug onto a piece of paper and holds up a can.
- then shows how to make the lemonade by scooping out of the can and mixing with water.
- begins playing with a toy and squeezing lemon into the jug.


then shows how to make the lemonade by scooping out of the can and mixing with water.