Typically 5-10% in suburban communities, while in urban areas membership can be as high as 25% and some are even exclusively female.

Yes, but in most breeds it's much more common in males. Some breeds, such as Scottish Deerhounds, have yet to identify even one female who has it, whereas in the Newfoundland, it is common in both males and females.

This is not recommended. Although some females will share the responsibilities of raising their families without any problems, there are other females who will steal all of the babies and try to nurse them herself. These females most often will not let the other mother get near her babies. This may not be a problem with small litters, but is with large litters since the female will not be able to produce enough milk to feed all of the babies and many may die.

Your default mail gang contains people you don't want seeing your DVDs (e.g. using a hotmail or aol type mail address); or

Most communities in the Chicago suburban area have gang members living within their jurisdiction. The Warrenville Police Department has identified some gang members living in the community. Although there are very few incidents of "anti-social gang behavior" in the community, even one incident is considered too many. When a gang member is identified, the neighborhood is alerted and a strong working relationship with those neighbors is forged.

Gangs and gang territories will play a HUGE part in the game. Not only do you have to contend with new, younger Ballas and Vagos trying to rain on your parade, but the Yardies, Diablos, Haitans, Cubans and others will also be trying to settle old scores and gain new footholds in other cities. Depending on what character and what city you start in, certain gangs will be friendly to you, while others won't be so accomodating to you being on their turf. Watch your back!

I don't want to neglect the problem, but nothing ever happened to me, nothing was robbed or anything like it. You should stick to the basic rules (no unofficial money exchange, never leave you stuff unguarded and never drive around alone). I think that these problems rather effect the larger cities (Caransebes isn't one yet). In the country the people are very peaceful, open-minded and interested and if you are friendly to them, they offer you their help, as far as you can communicate with them.

The distribution of ethanol in the body is governed by partitioning between water and fat. Since fat constitutes a higher proportion of the body weight in women than in men, the resultant volume of distribution of ethanol in women is lower than that of men. Accordingly, absorption of a given amount of ethanol will result in a higher blood-alcohol level in women than in men of equal weight. This difference is further enhanced as men typically weight more than women.

YES, stress, trauma, any new exercise, change of diet, even a change in the seasons can affect the ovulation cycle in females of all ages. Remember, also, that the life of sperm is five to seven days. Trying to figure out the safe period of the month is called the rhythm method, it is not safe! Again yet another MYTH!

Some people will say that males are more "location" protective while females are more "pack" protective. Males are generally more territorial, so unless training steps are consistent, marking could be a problem. (Neutering may help alleviate this problem. Any dog not intended for a breeding program should be neutered or spayed.

Both. I have a fairly equal mix of male and females in the classes. I have had many husband and wife combos join together. The 9:30 AM class is the only "all female" class.

The opportunities that exist in the industry have been seized upon by females who have served their apprenticeship and gone into further study and progressed into management positions. The Success Stories section in this website illustrate some of the 'girl power' taking place in construction.

YES, they can referee both men's and ladies' football. Ladies have in recent years become more involved in all aspects of football.

Answer: Believe it or not this question is very frequently asked. The individual has found Gangs OR Us and the Email address but has not taken the time to look for information on the site. Most of the important information may be found on the following pages: Gang Identifiers, Gangs, Law Enforcement, or Parents and Teachers. Answer: No! Gangs OR Us has become so popular that I receive 10 to 20 requests for free research or information each day.

Answer: there are too many gangs in the United States for an individual to track or monitor. There is a page on Gangs OR Us that is titled, "Gangs in the U.S.". On this page, many of the major gangs of each state are listed. This is by no means an all-inclusive list. To learn about gangs in your community, you should contact your local law enforcement agency. Furthermore, just because you are aware of a gang in your area, do not ask me to add the gang to the list.

People join gangs for numerous reasons. Usual reasons include: fun, excitement, a sense of belonging, a need for attention or status, companionship, intimidation, peer pressure, financial gain, protection and a failure to understand what being in a gang really means.

Yes, they will still shoot at you in Vice City. It doesn't seem to be as bad as in the last game though. Yes. But sadly, it won't drop you off at a weapon store first so that you can prepare yourself before attempting the mission again.

Factors motivating kids to join gangs vary individual to individual. A multitude of social and economic reasons can be involved. Power, status, security, friendship, family substitute, economic profit, substance abuse influences, and numerous other factors can influence kids to join gangs. Gang members also cross all socio-economic backgrounds and boundaries regardless of age, sex, race, economic status, and academic achievement.