The Rouge Forum is an activist group of educators and parents advocating for non-oppressive schools that foster critical thinking and democratic society. They oppose high-risk testing, the No Child Left Behind Act, and support grassroots activism for social change and justice. The forum envisions an inclusive community where people have equal rights and encourages questioning […]
A red clause letter of credit allows sellers to receive an unsecured loan or down payment from buyers before the goods are received, benefiting both parties by allowing for quicker shipping and managing shipping costs. This type of financial instrument can be used in any business transaction. A red clause letter of credit is a […]
The Red Baron, born Manfred von Richthofen, was a German fighter pilot in World War I with 80 confirmed victories. He was a cautious and respected leader, and his red-painted aircraft became iconic. He died in 1918 and was given a military burial with full honors. The Red Baron was a German fighter pilot who […]
The Red Hat Society is an international “disorganization” of middle-aged women who wear red hats and purple dresses. It was founded in 2000 by Sue Ellen Cooper and now has 256,000 members worldwide. Members under 50 wear pink hats and lavender dresses until their 50th birthday. The society offers entertainment and companionship without any cause […]
The red reflex test is used to detect eye abnormalities in babies and should be done periodically during their first few years of life. Abnormalities can indicate serious conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, or retinoblastoma, and should be addressed immediately. Red reflex refers to a reddish reflex that is seen when an ophthalmologist shines a […]
A red candlestick is a symbol used to track stock price movements, with red indicating a lower price than the previous day. Candlestick charts show a rectangular block with vertical lines above and below it, with coloring and shading indicating price changes. This system allows for easy identification of patterns and volatility in stock prices. […]
Red saliva can be caused by bleeding gums due to gingivitis or pregnancy, or by red dyes in food. It should not be confused with red sputum, which can indicate internal bleeding. Any changes in saliva should be evaluated by a doctor or dentist. The salivary glands produce both stimulated and unstimulated salivary flow. Saliva […]
Pus can be red, green, brown, yellow, white, or blue, and is often a result of an immune response to bacterial infection. Red pus in wounds should be treated with antibiotics, and internal abscesses require hospitalization and intravenous antibiotic therapy. Squeezing pus from pimples or boils can cause scarring and further infection. Red pus is […]
A red herring is a device used to distract from the original idea, often seen in literature, movies, and puzzles. It can take the form of a character or object that misleads the reader/viewer. Agatha Christie and Sherlock Holmes stories often use red herrings. Alfred Hitchcock’s films also use this device, as does the movie […]
The Red Flags Rule is a system developed by the FTC to prevent identity theft. Financial institutions and creditors must have a written program to identify and prevent identity theft, including identifying red flags, having a plan for detecting them, and committing to updating the plan. The rule affects businesses that let people pay later […]
