Surface flow was mapped for ten years prior to that by a consultant using aerial surveys, but they changed to walking surveys after the riparian forest canopy closed over perennial reaches.
The following items were modified to account for the local context: 1) "using a wheelchair indoors" was changed to "walking around with the help of a cane or a wheelchair in the concession 2) "using the telephone" was change to "using the telephone, radio or television"; 3) "budget management" was change to "management of budget or material goods".
In an age where students are under more pressure than ever to do well in school and attend an outstanding university, I always found it a much-appreciated change to walk onto a campus and not hear students discussing only academics or comparing grades.
On January 26 , 2013 a parody of the song was featured in a sketch of Saturday Night Live, in which the lyrics were changed to "When I walk down the street, all eyes on me".
Therefore item 17 was changed to: can you walk 150 meters (approximately 150 yards).
-- Ethier picks up an RBI as he sleeps when the walk-off error he induced against the Angels Aug. 5 is changed to a walk-off fielder's choice.
It said that in 2009, "Blame Liverpool Fans" was added to the page, while in 2012 the phrase "You'll never walk alone" was changed to "You'll never walk again" and other insulting variations.
When the spirit say move, you've got to move, oh, Lord, You got to move when the spirit say move.' In the subsequent verses, Mr. Chandler changed "move" to "walk," march," "vote," "picket," "cool it," and "love," and the crowd kept singing.
The scene then changes to Stefani walking on a street and later walking into the railway station.
However for univariable analysis purposes we randomly selected one dog within each variable to change to not walked daily but the findings did not approach significance (Chi-squared P > 0.3).
