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Josh Dun is the 28-year old drummer of Twenty One Pilots. The duo is composed of Dun and Tyler Joseph, who is the lead vocalist of the band. He used to play for House of Heroes in 2010, before becoming the drummer of the duo, after two of the original band members left. Josh Dun tattoo’s meaning has everyone curious, but the musician mentioned that he would share this if personally asked, but he didn’t want it spreading all over the Internet.

Josh Dun is said to be the first student in their class to get a nose ring. Moreover, there were four students who also got inked. You guessed it right! He was one of them.

The drummer and his friend, lead vocalist of Twenty One Pilots Tyler Joseph both had an “x” tattoo as a symbol of their dedication to their fans in their hometown.

Dun’s “x” tattoo was inked behind his right ear. Tyler Joseph on the other hand got his “x” inked on his right bicep.

The duo of Twenty One Pilots did not get their “x” tattoos on a tattoo salon, but they got them on stage during their 2013 concert in Ohio.

The Ohio native also got his state inked by a local tattoo artist. The latter twitted a photo of him and the drummer thanking the drummer of his support to local tattoo artists.

There’s still no available image of the recently inked Ohio state on his inner arm. Fans can’t wait to catch a glimpse of it.

The drummer’s most prominent tattoo so far is the one on his right sleeve, which covers his entire arm, so it’s impossible that it won’t catch your attention.

The tattoo on his right arm had a blue geometric like image or something that looks like galaxy. Below it is the image of nature.

Dun without a doubt loves playing the drums and he feels lucky that he gets to do what he loves every night on their shows. He has a drum tattoo on his left arm.

To show everyone their tightness, Dun and Joseph had their names tattooed on each other. Dun had Joseph’s name “Tyler” tattooed above his knee.

In the United State of America lies an elegant monument called St. Louis Gateway Arch. This served as a westward expansion for the place. This is in St. Louis, Missouri. Geographically speaking, it is situated on the Mississippi River banks.. This stainless steel arch stands 630-foot. This has the ability to rise above the city’s very own skyline. It is one of the compositions of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. Among these are the St. Louis’ Old Courthouse, the Gateway Arch and the Museum of Westward Expansion. These are the common St Louis Arch Facts.

What St Louis Arch Facts are made of?

The design of the arch was distinguishable. It makes it the popular structure that it is. This was made a part of the nationwide competition from the year 1947 to 1948. This led to the designing of the monument. It was also an instrument used to honor St. Louis. The contest was then won by architect Eero Saarinen. This happened because his sleek arch was perceived to be one of its kind.

The St. Louis Gateway Arch was built on February 12, 1963. The construction was completed on the 28^th of October, 1965. However, it took two years for the public to really see it. It was only opened on July 24, 1967. The signal for this was the completion of the trams. Over all, the building costed around 13 million dollars. There were bases, two of them, which are of equilateral triangles. These are of 54 foot-long sides. As for the top of the arch, it was 17 feet long. This was on the side. There were visitors allowed to enter the arch. They could do this by passing on the underground. Upon travelling, they may utilize the observation deck. This was on the top of the 40-passenger tram. This runs just inside that of the arch.

Deep foundations were around 60-foot. The said arch has been very stable. It was built in such a way that it could withstand any high winds and even earthquakes. The structure has the ability to sway around an inch. This may handle 20 mph wind. This is even designed and built to sway up to a maximum of 18 inches. This occurs for every 150 mile per hour winds.

The arch will always be an invented catenary. This is dubbed as a stable structure. This is mostly utilized in domes, arches and bridges. A catenary is known as a shape which takes the resemblance to necklace or chain. There was a Dutch mathematician named Christiaan Huygens who took charge in naming the curve. He obtained it from the Latin word called catenarius. This pertains to chain.

The safety of the transporter was maintained through the 4 wheel chassis. This is usually activated the moment the transporter rated to around 15% in a downward direction. The safety may also be made of an eccentric dog. This would also lock the track to a halt and then hold the involved transporter.

Jellyfish might have drifted across the oceans for quite a long time now. They have been in the current for so many years now, a million to be exact. This occurred even prior to the existence of dinosaurs. They can pulse on the ocean which may be abundant in warm and cold ocean water. The creatures are said to be jellylike. This may be in deep water. As a matter of fact, they may even reach the coastlines. These are the most common jellyfish facts for kids.

What else you need to know about jellyfish?

As known to many, jellyfish has a stinging cell. This is found in their tentacles. They use this so that they would stun victims. This may paralyze any prey prior to them being eaten. What is found inside their bell-shaped body is the opening towards something. Little do people know that this is actually their mouth. Using that hole, they are capable of eating and discarding waste. This is how it is utilized.

Jellyfish will always squirt water. This is being propelled all the time. Their tentacles usually hang down from a smooth baglike body. Again, this is vital in stinging their prey. The stings are always painful. Humans are not exempted from feeling their wrath if they are to encounter them on beaches. There are even times when they are fatally dangerous. Do not get this wrong because jellyfish does not want to attack people purposely. There are just instances when they are provoked. The stings would always occur whenever people touched them accidentally. This can be mild though because there are species out there which stings are way too deadly for people.

When it comes to the digestion of food, jellyfish do this quickly. There is a reinforcement for them to perform such immediately because they are not capable of floating around if there is a large amount of undigested meal floating around their belly.

Among the food they dine are crabs, tiny plants and shrimps. They can also relish the taste of jellyfish. There are times when jellyfish is clear. However, there are those which may have color in them. The most common are vibrant colors. These are blue, yellow, pink and purple. There are instances when luminescent is also present in their appearance.

The Chinese had jellyfish for so many years now, 1,700 years to be exact. As a matter of fact, they are even considered as some sort of delicacy. They are also utilized as a part of the Chinese medicine.

There are still other interesting facts about jellyfish. First of all, there are some of them which are way bigger than humans. There are also other countries in the world which eat jellyfish. Aside from this, they also do not have any brains. They are composed of protein and water. This is their composition. There is a group of this jellyfish which is often referred to as smack. These are the features of jellyfish.

Asperger’s Disorder, at the top of the autism spectrum, is becoming increasingly familiar. Unfortunately, the 5-hour long series of tests that are designed to properly diagnose autism, wherever on the spectrum one may lie, are quite expensive. Being considered a “mild” form of autism, Asperger’s Disorder has fallen victim to a more casual understanding, with an eruption of self-diagnosis following.

Asperger’s Disorder =Autism

The relationship between Asperger’s Disorder and autism is commonly misunderstood and misrepresented. Many self-proclaimed experts are touting Asperger’s Disorder as a disorder that is merely “similar” to autism. Actually, it is autism. Autism is a spectrum of disorders and the preferred nomenclature representing those at the top of the spectrum is “Asperger’s Disorder”. If one has Asperger’s Disorder, then one is autistic.

Asperger’s Disorder is Mild Autism

The spectrum of autism is vast. Focus tends to be placed on either the savant, highly intellectual or the severely mentally retarded. Often bypassed is the majority; those with more or less average/high average intelligence, the range in which most people with Asperger’s Disorder fall. Many of those affected with Asperger’s Disorder (a.k.a. High Functioning Autism), attempt to distance themselves from the misunderstandings associated with autism by claiming “Asperger” status rather than accepting autism. In this, Asperger’s Disorder has become increasingly misunderstood itself.

Staying Connected to the Spectrum

Disconnecting Asperger’s Disorder from the autism spectrum has served well to weaken understanding of it. Those with autism are often labeled “disabled” while those with Asperger’s Disorder are frequently looked upon as merely “quirky”. Asperger’s Disorder is serious and those affected are much more than quirky. Many have been mislead to believe that it is mere quirkiness that necessitates diagnosis. While true that noticing quirks within oneself or someone else may be what initiates the investigation and consequent referral for diagnosis, it is never sufficient information with which to make diagnosis.

Why Not Self-Diagnose?

Diagnosis of Asperger’s Disorder is substantiated by far more than behavior analysis. Many neuro-typical people have quirks, even some of the same quirks that those with Asperger’s Disorder have. When a neuropsychologist performs testing, the tests are thoroughly investigating the patient, not only in behaviors, but also in neurology—where true autism lies.

Clinical diagnosis is of utmost importance: it preserves the integrity of the diagnosis, protects those with Asperger’s Disorder from further misunderstanding due to neuro-typicals bearing their designation, and protects the patient who suspects Asperger’s Disorder from complicating her/his own life through misdiagnosis.

Getting Tested

The series of tests required to obtain a clinical diagnosis of Asperger’s Disorder may have a price in the thousands and is typically not covered by insurance. This presents an inconvenient dilemma for many who are desirous of an evaluation. Still, Asperger’s Disorder deserves to be taken seriously; one would scarcely self-diagnose any other incurable clinical condition.

The student placement of a child with mild autism or Asperger’s syndrome will be an essential task for the classroom teacher, and one that should not be an afterthought at the end of the school year. The student’s future performance in school, and his social well-being will depend significantly on this decision.