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Having entered the center's airspace, Flight 93 establishes radio contact with the FAA's Cleveland Center, a regional air traffic control center that guides long-range, high altitude flights. The pilot reports simply that his flight is experiencing intermittent light choppy air, and does not indicate there being any problems on board, saying, "Good morning Cleveland, United 93 with you at three-five-oh [35,000 feet], intermittent light chop." The controller, John Werth, is busy with other flights, so does not initially respond. A minute later, Flight 93 radios again, "United 93 checking in three-five-oh." Werth replies, "United 93, three-five-zero, roger." (Gregor 12/21/2001 ; Longman 2002, pp. 69; 9/11 Commission 8/26/2004, pp. 37; Hirschkorn 9/10/2006) Two minutes later, Flight 93 will make its final radio communication before the hijacker takeover occurs (see 9:27 a.m. September 11, 2001).
Flight 93 makes its last normal communication with air traffic control before being hijacked, acknowledging a routine radio transmission from the FAA's Cleveland Center. (9/11 Commission 7/24/2004, pp. 28) Flight 93 checked in with the Cleveland Center a couple of minutes earlier (see 9:24 a.m.-9:25 a.m. September 11, 2001). At 9:27, the Cleveland controller, John Werth, alerts it to another aircraft 12 miles away and to its right, at 37,000 feet: "United 93, that traffic for you is one o'clock, 12 miles east, bound three-seven-zero." Seconds later, Flight 93 responds, "Negative contact, we're looking, United 93." Less than a minute after this, the hijackers appear to enter Flight 93's cockpit (see (9:28 a.m.) September 11, 2001). (Gregor 12/21/2001 ; Longman 2002, pp. 69; Hirschkorn 9/10/2006)
According to the 9/11 Commission, less than a minute after Flight 93 acknowledged a routine radio transmission from the FAA's Cleveland Center (see 9:27 a.m. September 11, 2001), John Werth—the controller handling the flight—and pilots of other aircraft in the vicinity of Flight 93 hear "a radio transmission of unintelligible sounds of possible screaming or a struggle from an unknown origin." (Federal Aviation Administration 9/11/2001; 9/11 Commission 6/17/2004; Hirschkorn 9/10/2006) Someone, presumably Flight 93's pilot Jason Dahl, is overheard by controllers as he shouts, "Mayday!" (Wald 7/22/2004) Seconds later, the controller responds, "Somebody call Cleveland?" Then there are more sounds of screaming and someone yelling, "Get out of here, get out of here." (Mandel 9/16/2001; Breslau 9/22/2001; Vulliamy 12/2/2001; MSNBC 7/30/2002; 9/11 Commission 6/17/2004) Then the voices of the hijackers can be heard talking in Arabic. The words are later translated to show they are talking to each other, saying, "Everything is fine." (Breslau, Clift, and Thomas 12/3/2001) Later, passenger phone calls will describe two dead or injured bodies just outside the cockpit; presumably these are the two pilots. (Wald 7/22/2004)
The FAA's Cleveland Center incorrectly concludes that Delta Air Lines Flight 1989 has been hijacked, but accounts will conflict over how it comes to this conclusion. (Adams, Levin, and Morrison 8/13/2002; Spencer 2008, pp. 167) Delta 1989, a Boeing 767, is currently in the sector of airspace being monitored by Cleveland Center air traffic controller John Werth. (9/11 Commission 10/2/2003 ; Levin 9/11/2008) It is flying west over Pennsylvania, approaching the Ohio border, and is about 25 miles behind Flight 93. FBI agents suspected Delta 1989 might be the next plane to be hijacked and called the Cleveland Center after the second attack on the World Trade Center, with the warning to watch this flight (see Shortly After 9:03 a.m. September 11, 2001). (Adams, Levin, and Morrison 8/13/2002) A supervisor at the center told Werth to keep an eye on the flight because, as Werth will later recall, "he was a suspected hijacking because he had taken off from Boston at approximately the same time as" the first two hijacked aircraft, Flights 11 and 175. (9/11 Commission 10/1/2003 ; Levin 9/11/2008)
Controllers Hear Suspicious Communications - When, at 9:28, Werth hears the sound of screaming (subsequently determined to have come from Flight 93) over the radio (see (9:28 a.m.) September 11, 2001), he is unsure which of seven or eight possible aircraft it is coming from. The radio frequency is put on the speaker so other controllers can hear it, and they subsequently make out the words, "get out of here." (9/11 Commission 10/1/2003 ; 9/11 Commission 7/24/2004, pp. 11, 28)
Controllers Think Delta 1989 Is Hijacked - According to USA Today, when Cleveland Center controllers then hear a voice with a heavy accent over the radio, saying "Ladies and gentlemen: Here the captain.… We have a bomb on board" (see (9:32 a.m.) September 11, 2001), they mistakenly think it is coming from Delta 1989, not Flight 93. They suspect the flight has been hijacked, and start informing their chain of command. "Officials at Cleveland Center rush word to Washington: Hijackers have another flight. At the Federal Aviation Administration's Command Center in Herndon, Virginia, Delta Flight 1989 joins a growing list of suspicious jets." (Adams, Levin, and Morrison 8/13/2002; 9/11 Commission 7/24/2004, pp. 12)
Werth Decides Hijacked Aircraft Is Flight 93 - Werth then calls all of the aircraft in his sector, and Flight 93 is the only one that does not respond. He also sees Flight 93 go into a quick descent and then come back up again. Werth therefore concludes that it is Flight 93, not Delta 1989, that has been hijacked, and instructs his supervisor to "tell Washington" of this. (9/11 Commission 10/1/2003 ; 9/11 Commission 10/2/2003 ) However, events in the following minutes will cause Cleveland Center controllers to remain suspicious of Delta 1989 (see (Shortly After 9:44 a.m.) September 11, 2001 and 9:45 a.m. September 11, 2001). (Adams, Levin, and Morrison 8/13/2002; 9/11 Commission 10/2/2003 ; Spencer 2008, pp. 168; Levin 9/11/2008)
Book Gives Alternative Account - In a book published in 2008, author Lynn Spencer will give a different explanation for why Cleveland Center becomes suspicious of Delta 1989. According to her account, after hearing a later radio transmission where a hijacker again says "There is a bomb on board" (see (9:39 a.m.) September 11, 2001), Werth begins to hand off his flights to other controllers so he can devote his full attention to Flight 93. "In the distraction of the emergency, the crew of Delta 1989 misses the hand-off to the new frequency. The new sector controller for Delta 1989 calls out to the plane several times and gets no response." As a result, "News travels fast," and "Soon, word on the FAA's open teleconference call is that a fifth aircraft is out of radio contact: Delta 1989… is added to the list of suspect aircraft." (Spencer 2008, pp. 167) At 9:39 a.m., even though it is not responsible for handling Delta 1989, the FAA's Boston Center will call NORAD's Northeast Air Defense Sector (NEADS) and incorrectly tell it that Delta 1989 is another possible hijack (see 9:39 a.m. September 11, 2001). (9/11 Commission 2004; Bronner 8/1/2006)
Shortly after hearing strange noises from the cockpit of Flight 93, Cleveland air traffic controllers notice the plane has descended about 700 feet. John Werth, the controller who is handling the plane, tells the supervisor nearest to him, "I think we have another one [i.e., another hijacking]." He will repeatedly radio the cockpit over the next four minutes, asking the pilot to confirm the hijacking, but receive no response. At 9:30 a.m., Werth begins asking other nearby flights on his frequency if they've heard screaming; several say that they have. (Gregor 12/21/2001 ; 9/11 Commission 7/24/2004, pp. 28; Hirschkorn 9/10/2006) The Cleveland Center immediately notifies United Airlines' headquarters of the loss of communication with Flight 93 (see (9:30 a.m.) September 11, 2001). However, the FAA chain of command is apparently not also immediately informed. And the Cleveland Center will not contact NORAD's Northeast Air Defense Sector (NEADS) about Flight 93 until 10:07 a.m. (see 10:05 a.m.-10:08 a.m. September 11, 2001). (9/11 Commission 7/24/2004, pp. 28 and 30)
John Werth, the air traffic controller at the FAA's Cleveland Center who is monitoring the now-hijacked Flight 93, has to move Delta Air Lines Flight 1989 and several other aircraft, in order to get them out of Flight 93's path and avoid a midair collision. (9/11 Commission 8/26/2004, pp. 39; Levin 9/11/2008)
Controller Begins Moving Aircraft - At 9:30 a.m., Werth begins moving other aircraft away from Flight 93 due to the hijacked flight's failure to acknowledge his radio transmissions. (Federal Aviation Administration 9/17/2001 ) Furthermore, as USA Today will describe, Flight 93 "became erratic. It sped up and started gaining on another United [Airlines] flight. Werth commanded the second jet to turn right. Seconds later, Flight 93 turned to the right, too." (Levin 9/11/2008)
Controller Worried about Possible Collision - Then, between 9:34 a.m. and 9:38 a.m., Flight 93 climbs from 35,000 feet up to 41,000 feet (see (9:35 a.m.) September 11, 2001), and during this period it reverses course and heads back east (see (9:36 a.m.) September 11, 2001). (National Transportation Safety Board 2/19/2002 ; 9/11 Commission 8/26/2004, pp. 39, 41) Werth becomes concerned about the possibility of a midair collision. (9/11 Commission 10/1/2003 )
Delta 1989 Turns Several Times - As Flight 93 climbs, Werth instructs Delta 1989, which is also in the airspace he is monitoring, to turn right, so as to get away from the hijacked jet. As Flight 93 continues its turn back toward the east, Werth has to move Delta 1989 out of its path. In all, he has to turn the Delta flight several times. (Levin 9/11/2008) Minutes earlier, Cleveland Center concluded incorrectly that Delta 1989, not Flight 93, was the aircraft being hijacked (see (9:28 a.m.-9:33 a.m.) September 11, 2001). (Adams, Levin, and Morrison 8/13/2002) The Delta pilots' normal responses to his instructions reassure Werth that it is a "safe bet that the Delta flight hadn't been hijacked." (Levin 9/11/2008)
Other Aircraft Moved out of Path - According to the 9/11 Commission, while Flight 93 is ascending to 41,000 feet, Werth has to move "several aircraft out of its way," acting "decisively to clear the other flights in his sector from Flight 93's path." (9/11 Commission 8/26/2004, pp. 39)
According to the 9/11 Commission, at about this time Cleveland flight control specifically asks the FAA Command Center whether someone has requested the military to launch fighters toward Flight 93. Cleveland offers to contact a nearby military base. The Command Center replies that FAA personnel well above them in the chain of command have to make that decision and are working on the issue. (9/11 Commission 6/17/2004) Cleveland overheard a hijacker say there was a "bomb on board" at 9:32 a.m. and passed the message to FAA higher ups (see (9:32 a.m.) September 11, 2001). According to John Werth, the Cleveland controller handling Flight 93, "Within three or four minutes, probably, of when [the hijacking] happened, I asked if the military was advised yet. Had anybody called the military? They said, 'don't worry. That's been taken care of,' which I think to them, meant they had called the command center in Washington." (Hirschkorn 9/10/2006)
The FAA's Cleveland Center receives a call from NORAD's Northeast Air Defense Sector (NEADS), incorrectly notifying it that Delta Air Lines Flight 1989 is a confirmed hijacking. A supervisor then rushes around the center, informing all the controllers and managers of this. (9/11 Commission 10/2/2003 ; 9/11 Commission 10/2/2003 ; 9/11 Commission 2004)
Cleveland Realized Delta 1989 Not Hijacked - At around 9:30 a.m., Cleveland Center air traffic controllers heard the sounds from Flight 93 as it was being hijacked, but initially thought these came from Delta 1989 (see (9:28 a.m.-9:33 a.m.) September 11, 2001). (Adams, Levin, and Morrison 8/13/2002) Due to the Delta pilots' normal responses to subsequent radio transmissions, John Werth—the controller monitoring both flights—concluded that the hijacked aircraft was in fact Flight 93. (9/11 Commission 10/1/2003 ; Levin 9/11/2008) However, at around 9:39, the FAA's Boston Center guessed that Delta 1989 might be hijacked and called NEADS to report the plane as a possible hijacking (see 9:39 a.m. September 11, 2001). (9/11 Commission 2004; 9/11 Commission 7/24/2004, pp. 28) NEADS then begins alerting FAA centers of this. (Bronner 8/1/2006)
NEADS Calls Cleveland Center - Greg Dukeman, the military operations specialist in the traffic management unit at Cleveland Center, receives a call from a female member of staff at NEADS, one of its ID technicians. He passes the call on to supervisor Kim Wernica. The caller says Delta 1989 is "a confirmed hijack." Wernica then goes "running back and forth" around the center, informing controllers and managers of what she has been told. (North American Aerospace Defense Command 9/11/2001; 9/11 Commission 10/2/2003 ; 9/11 Commission 10/2/2003 ; 9/11 Commission 2004)
Controller Disputes NEADS's Information - Wernica rushes up to John Werth and tells him, "It's the Delta, it's the Delta!" She says a military liaison on the phone has confirmed that the Delta jet has been hijacked. Werth responds that he is pretty sure that Flight 93, not Delta 1989, has been hijacked. When Wernica returns a few moments later, Werth tells her that Delta 1989 is "fine—at least for now." Wernica consults again on the phone and then comes back, saying, "They said it's a confirmed hijack and a bomb threat." Werth thinks to himself that the bomb threats had come from Flight 93 (see (9:32 a.m.) September 11, 2001 and (9:39 a.m.) September 11, 2001), and is therefore convinced the caller must be confusing the two flights. He tells Wernica, "Tell them they're full of it!" (9/11 Commission 10/1/2003 ; Levin 9/11/2008)
An air traffic controller at the FAA's Cleveland Center enters a new flight plan for Flight 93 into the FAA computer system, giving a new destination of Reagan National Airport in Washington, DC. Flight 93 is currently flying in the airspace covered by the Cleveland Center's Imperial Sector radar position, which is being managed by controller Linda Justice. (Federal Aviation Administration 9/11/2001; Ballingrud 9/12/2001; 9/11 Commission 10/2/2003 ; Lynn Spencer 2008)
Controller Enters New Flight Plan for Flight 93 - Justice changes the flight's destination code from "SFO," the code for San Francisco International Airport, to "DCA," the code for Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. (Ballingrud 9/12/2001) An FAA chronology will specify that she changes the flight plan "direct HGR [the code for Hagerstown Regional Airport in Maryland] to DCA." (Federal Aviation Administration 9/11/2001) Another FAA chronology will similarly state that Justice reroutes Flight 93 "direct to Hagerstown direct to Washington National." (Federal Aviation Administration 12/6/2001) Flight 93's tag therefore now reads, "Hagerstown—National," according to Justice. (9/11 Commission 10/2/2003 )
New Flight Plan Not Due to Communication with Pilot - The reason Justice enters a new flight plan for Flight 93 is unclear. A minute earlier, the hijacker pilot on Flight 93 reprogrammed the plane's navigational system for the new destination of Reagan Airport (see 9:55 a.m. September 11, 2001). (Longman 2002, pp. 182; 9/11 Commission 7/24/2004, pp. 457) And according to the St. Petersburg Times, controllers typically only change a plane's destination when this is requested by the pilots. (Ballingrud 9/12/2001) But one of the FAA chronologies will state that Justice's change to the flight plan is "not a result of any communication with the pilot." (Federal Aviation Administration 9/11/2001)
Flight Plan Changed to Aid Handoff to Washington Controllers - Justice will later explain why she changes the flight plan. She will state that Flight 93 appears to be heading toward the airspace of the FAA's Washington Center, and so, in "an attempt to expedite the situation," she enters the change of routing to reflect Hagerstown Airport to Reagan Airport. She will say she does this "only to forward [the] information [about Flight 93] to the sectors the aircraft appeared to be tracking toward." (Federal Aviation Administration 9/12/2001 ) Justice will tell the 9/11 Commission that she changes the routing when she sees Flight 93 is heading eastbound. She will say, "The easiest way to do a handoff is to change the flight plan," and also say she changes the flight plan "to show that Washington Center was the recipient." According to Justice, the "controversial step" she takes is "putting in Hagerstown, because the misconception was that she had communicated with the plane and cleared it through." (9/11 Commission 10/2/2003 ) John Werth, another controller at the Cleveland Center, will tell the 9/11 Commission that Justice enters the new destination for Flight 93 "because she knew it would be easier to track the primary [radar track for the aircraft] when the computer has a flight plan to work with." (9/11 Commission 10/1/2003 ) After changing the flight plan, Justice calls the Potomac Sector radar position at the Washington Center and tells the controller there to "pull up the data block" for Flight 93. Justice will say it is clear to the Washington Center controller that she has created the new destination in order to make it easier to locate the plane. (Federal Aviation Administration 9/12/2001 ; 9/11 Commission 10/2/2003 )
New Flight Plan Causes False Reports of Plane Approaching Washington - According to author Lynn Spencer, the new flight plan creates a "coast track" of Flight 93 on the traffic situation displays at air traffic control facilities. "A coast track," Spencer will write, "differs from a radar track in that it is not supported by radar returns but rather by a computer-generated, projected course for the flight. Although this track did not appear on controller radar screens, its presence on their [traffic situation displays] allowed Washington controllers to monitor the flight's progression toward Washington." According to Spencer, the presence of this coast track leads to incorrect reports of an aircraft approaching Washington in the minutes after Flight 93 crashes. She will write, "A controller in Washington, unaware that the flight had crashed, was calling position reports for the coast track of United 93 to the White House (see (Between 10:10 a.m. and 10:15 a.m.) September 11, 2001)… as well as the FBI at the Pentagon (where firefighters were evacuated and the firefight suspended in anticipation of a second impact)" (see (10:15 a.m.-10:38 a.m.) September 11, 2001). (Lynn Spencer 2008)
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Our European off road weekends are absolutely fantastic.
We can cater for beginners or experienced riders. For beginners we have a private area that is just for you, with easy to ride trails to start, we then progress you onto more difficult areas.
Everything is achievable and our instructors are on hand at all times with tips, tutoring and advice! After a day we will then be ready to take you out to the greatest off road area in Spain!
The Bikes
We use the awesome KTM 450EXC.
This is a bike that will go anywhere, from climbs to drops, river beds to easy trails, this machine takes it all in its stride, and if you have never ridden off road before, the power delivery is ideal for beginners as well.
For the more experienced rider or expert we have many routes that will test you and take you to unbelievable places including dry river beds, fantastic climbs, steep drops, we don't like dusty trails, so they are kept to a minimum.
We recommend you stay at a hotel in Mojacar which is 30 minutes from our off road start area and we can give you a great rate inclusive of breakfast and dinner.
Flights are advisable into Almeria (35 minutes to hotel) Murcia (1hr and 15 minutes to the hotel) Alicante (2 hrs to the hotel).
We would advise any time of the year except June to August as its simply too hot.
3 days riding is the maximum we offer and we cater for groups of 4 or more.
Priced at £175 per day, includes kit if required*, and 1 full tank of fuel to start
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For groups, please remember we have to cater for the least experienced rider, so if a beginner is in your group, all riders would spend day one in the training area.
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text: Play Your Part: Coaching & Support Pathways Coaching & Officiating Education Fund ENSA Sports is committed to collaboratively working with club committees to increase the number of trained, active coaches and officials available to and within all the clubs that make up Team Napier. ENSA will identify willing individuals to attend relevant sports coaching and officiating courses through the relevant NGB or through other structures i.e. Scottish Student Sport. Where appropriate, this fund will also consider Health and Safety courses that are required for adventure sports. The outcome ENSA Sports hopes to achieve through this fund is: Increased number of coaches and officials in Team Napier; Develop Team Napier members as coaches, officials, health and safety officers to benefit the clubs that make up Team Napier and potentially the wider community. Create or source and advertise opportunities for students to use their new skills post course. Decrease the financial burden of officials and coaching by having a pool of student volunteers trained in such areas. External coaches within clubs will act as mentors to student coaches to help to enhance development and confidence. Download an application form or email email@example.com for a further discussion with ENSA's Sports Development Coordinator who will support you or your club reach it's potential. Club Volunteering Opportunities Additionally it has been recognised that more coaches and support staff are needed to develop in various sports and activities. Many of our clubs represent Team Napier in BUCS (British University and College Sport) Leagues against other teams in Scotland and the UK. If you are interested in any of the above positions please contact the ENSA Vice President for Sports & Societies or Sport Development Coordinator by emailing email@example.com.


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Although I am most definitely building much better relationships with the kids I am working with, I am still not able to take a ton of pictures of the activities we do. I was able to get a few while I was with them this morning. In one of the pictures you can see me with a little girl, her name is Yessica, she cannot talk but can understand a small amount of words if said very slowly. Everyday when I go to the orphanage Yessica and I get to sneak away from the group and go up to the rooftop and sit in the tent that you can see in the picture. In this tent we have four different activities that she can do for as long as she pleases, and many bright colored scarves and ribbons that she can touch and play with. Although she cannot communicate it to me, I really feel that having some alone time without a bunch of other kids around really helps her stay happy and healthy. This tent was a past volunteers idea and I feel it is truly a great thing.
Often the kids get to help prepare their dinners, which is some of their favorite activities. This is a time where the kids can feel that they are being very helpful, while also having fun. Today we prepared carrots, potatoes, and peas. Some of the kids simply separate and sort the vegetables, while other kids get to peal or even chop them. It is a day long process, but the room is filled with laughter and happiness.
Cusco is a city with so much interesting history in and surrounding it. This weekend I took a full day tour of the Sacred Valley which allowed me to learn a ton while also seeing some beautiful sights. Next week I move to the Jungle where there is no electricity, and I will be volunteering there to help conserve the jungle.
I cannot believe how fast the time is going, everyday I wake up and remind myself to take everything in slowly, and to make the most of every second.


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This week begins with an update for the Affiliate Marketers Give Back charity project we're doing with Jim Kukral's Attention! book. As of the time of this writing, the book is either with Chris Brogan or on its way back. Depending on how many more signatures we can secure, the auction may be happening in time for the holidays, which would be a great present for the organization.
Drew gives us the rundown of the Modern Media Man conference that he's attending later this week, including details of his session, which leads into a broader discussion of industry conferences.
Apple had their event recently, announcing the new iPod line-up, the Apple TV and iTunes 10. We cover a bit of photography with HDR on the iPhone 4 and the new Ping service.
We talk about one of our favorite podcasts, Sarcastic Voyage. Hi, Aal. Hi, Matt. Go check them out, they're awesome.
Next up, Affiliate Summit and the session that two of your Geek Dads are planning. We'll have more details about that as we get closer to the session submission deadline, but basically, it's an improv session that will take suggestions from the audience and build ideas around them.
[Additional show notes forthcoming. Kids. What can you do?]


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The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (www.iucn.org) monitors the world's plants and animals, monitoring which are threatened and endangered.
The present day's figures show a staggering 23% of all mammals and 11% of birds fall into these categories
So Why are they Threatened?
- Habitat destruction and Fragmentation
- Over-consumption of resources by humans
- Pollution
- Illegal wildlife trade
- Global climate change
- Competition from species introduced by humans
Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is committed to assisting these needs wherever possible, being involved in projects from as close as our own back garden in the Ivanvale Nature Reserve to Tigers in the Sundarbans in Bangladesh and even the Sun Conure Parrot located in South America .
The role of a good zoo is to assist where possible in the conservation of all flora and fauna both in-situ and in captivity.
We only get one chance to help, so lets all help animals and plants together!
Find out more on Conservation efforts in-house and around the world by following one of the links below:


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Do-it-yourself wooden storage boxes are a simple means of storing seasonal and temporary items. Wooden storage boxes can be used in the garage, on the patio or in a storage shed to hide seasonal equipment, such as patio sets, pool equipment, bikes and machinery. While it is easy to purchase a storage box at a hardware store, building a wooden one at home is a cheaper alternative and the box can be personalised and custom-built to fit into any space.
Measure the space where the storage box will be placed, and write down the figures for the height, width and depth you need the box to be.
Draw the pieces needed for the four sides of the box on the plywood sheets, using a pencil. You will need two side pieces measuring height by depth, and the front and back pieces should measure height by width.
Cut out the four pieces with the saw. Use the sandpaper to make the edges and surfaces smooth and splinter-free.
Arrange one of the side pieces so it is perpendicular to the front piece. Both pieces should be on end, and the end of the side piece should be covered by the surface side of the front piece. In other words, the side pieces will be attached inside the front and back piece ends.
Attach the two pieces using the drill and at least four screws through the front piece. Attach the second side piece in the same manner to the opposite end of the front piece. Ensure the second side piece's end is within the front piece. Last, attach the back piece with the drill and screws, so both ends of the side pieces are covered by this last piece. You should now have a rectangular wooden frame.
Measure the rectangular frame's perimeter. This will provide the measurements for the bottom and lid pieces. Write the measurements down.
Transfer the measurements to the plywood, using a pencil. Be sure they're square, then cut them out with the saw and sandpaper both pieces.
Attach the bottom piece by lining it up to the wooden frame. Place the level on the box to ensure the piece is level and even. Attach it with screws placed every 6 inches, drilling the screws through the bottom piece and into the four sides. When done, turn it over, so you have an open box without a lid.
Attach two hinges to the lid piece, screwing them to the underside of one of the long sides. Flip the wooden box on its side to install the lid properly. Line the lid up to the box so that the hinges are inside the box and attach the hinges using screws and the screwdriver. Flip the wooden box right side up and close the lid.
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There Are 5 Different Styles Of Flirting. Which Do You Use?
Whether it's with our bodies or our speech — or both — we're constantly communicating messages to people, even if they're unintentional. So if we're attracted to someone, it probably shows.
We've long known that many verbal and nonverbal behaviors are linked to underlying attraction, but a new study from the University of Kansas shows that these different ways of communicating attraction reveal a person's specific flirting "style."
In past research, co-author Jeffrey Hall had already broken down flirting styles into five different categories: physical, traditional, sincere, polite, and playful. The goal of this study was to examine the links between verbal and nonverbal flirting behaviors in the frame of these categories.
The researchers recorded the interactions between 51 pairs of opposite-sex, heterosexual strangers who had self-identified their flirting styles in a questionnaire. Each conversation lasted between 10 and 12 minutes.
Afterward, subjects reported their level of attraction toward the people to which they had spoken. Then, Hall and his team reviewed the interactions.
The team observed 36 verbal flirting cues — like complimenting, asking questions, and divulging information — and nonverbal flirting cues — like leg-crossing, leaning forward, and nodding. They concluded that both types of cues worked hand-in-hand to reveal each subject's flirting style. And the more a person was attracted to his or her partner, the more pronounced the behavior became.
Here is a guide to the five different flirting styles, adapted from the press release:
1. Physical
They express sexual interest more through body language than compliments and would rather talk to someone in a crowded place rather than alone in a room.
2. Traditional
They believe men should make the first move and women should be more passive. They are more likely to lean into the interaction and adopt an open body posture. Females act in a more demure way, by showing their wrists and hands and gently teasing their partner.
3. Sincere
They communicate attraction through self-disclosure and focused attention with little fidgeting. Females laugh and smile coyly.
4. Polite
They tend to be very hands-off and respectful, leaning back to create space, and staying even in verbal tone. It's difficult for others to tell if they are flirting.
5. Playful
They have little interest in romance — just flirting for flirting's sake — so they're less inhibited with words and touching.
But across all the flirting styles, they found, most people are pretty subtle, so we're often oblivious when people send us signals of attraction.
Hopefully, next time you see your crush, you'll have an easier time figuring out whether the feeling's mutual.
Which type of flirt do you think you are?
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We have a lot of respect for jockeys, especially considering the dangerous nature of their sport, and the raw deal they seem to be getting from track owners. But when we saw this story, we had to giggle a little bit. Come on, we're not made of stone.
It seems that several jockeys got into a physical confrontation with executive members of their own Jockey's Guild at Jockey World Headquarters (our term) in Monrovia, Calif. on Tuesday. The Guild had just fired their chief executive, L. Wayne Gertmenian, and chief operating officer, Albert Fiss, at a board meeting. Several of the jockeys — accompanied by Gertmenian's replacement, Darrell Haire — then went to Gertmenian's office to clear it out. Finding it locked, they called a locksmith, who got them in. Then Gertmenian and Fiss showed up.
We pick up the action from there, as reported by the Daily Racing Form:
"Gertmenian demanded that Haire and the jockeys leave, and when they refused, Gertmenian shoved Haire to the floor, according to the witnesses. Fiss, who is more than six feet tall and 300 pounds, began physically removing jockeys from the office, although some resisted."
Several inappropriate images come to mind here, such as the sport of dwarf-tossing, the fight scene between Andre the Giant and Cary Elwes in The Princess Bride and of course this. We sincerely apologize for all of it, but like we said, we're only human.
Jockeys Scuffle With Ousted CEO [MSNBC]


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The Parent Council AGM is to be held on Wednesday 22nd March 2017 at 7.00 pm in the school. All parents/carers with children in the ELCC or school are invited to attend the meeting. If you would like to find out more about the school and what is going on, please come along!
The Agenda and Chair's Report should be available on the blog shortly.


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Special Sessions on Gas-Hydrate Systems at Fall 2003 AGU Meeting Showcase USGS Work
Special sessions on "Natural Gas Hydrate from Around the Globe" and "Gas Hydrates in Accretionary Complexes" attracted standing-room-only audiences at the American Geophysical Union (AGU)'s fall meeting in San Francisco, CA, December 8-12, 2003.
The sessions were convened by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) scientists Ginger Barth and David Scholl, together with their Oregon State University colleagues Anne Trehu and Joel Johnson, for the purpose of bringing together the diverse group of gas-hydrates researchers within the AGU community. The program included 32 talks and 45 posters in two action-packed days, including 11 USGS presentations by 22 USGS contributors from offices in Menlo Park, CA, Santa Cruz, CA, Denver, CO, and Woods Hole, MA.
Meeting abstracts can be found online: at the AGU 2003 Fall Meeting Session Information Web page (scroll to Thursday and Friday listings: sessions OS42B and OS42C, OS51B and OS51C, and OS52C and OS52D).
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The new collection at New & Lingwood has as its inspiration the idealised view of the effortlessly styled English Gentleman, as characterised recently in The Phantom Thread and The Crown. A sense of nostalgia pervades the whole collection but with modern interpretations of traditional sports and Norfolk jackets, pleated flannel trousers, brushed cotton shirts and tweed britches; all this in addition to their classic city suits in herringbones, chalk stripes and windowpane checks.
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text: Mike Solomon, "Solo" to his mates is a maintenance electrician who likes the Aussie bush. Through a series of coincidences, I met Solo over the telephone and was invited to his 350 acre unfenced property for a goat hunt. No monster trophies, but the opportunity for a long walk, a tough hunt and a cooler box full of meat if I did my bit right. It was also an opportunity to create opportunities – you never know what you'll find when you get out into the bush. I drove five hours to a tiny little town ship in the south west – 3am to 8am – and met Solo as he walked out of his cabin with a mug in hand. "You must be Dan? I'm Solo." He shook my hand as he motioned for me to follow him back inside. "You want a coffee?" We sat on the doorstep overlooking some rough country. Steep ranges, heavily timbered, loose shale, granite outcrops. Mike and I talked for two hours. Turns out he has a 350 acre 'farmlet' that was an island within an 8,500 acre property with 11 kilometres of river frontage. There was no arable land on this block. It was unfenced. The property of an absentee landholder, a wealthy fellow had bought it to create his own little nature conservancy. Turns out that with Solo as "the Gatekeeper", hunters were allowed access to help control the not so insignificant feral animal population. Solo drew a map in the dirt and I headed of into the hills. I would leave the Toyota on one of the saddles and then go for a walk with the .300 Weatherby. As I got my gear ready I recalled Solo's words when I asked about what was about for a hunter: "feral goats and sheep, some pigs – and rabbits and foxes as well; there's wild cattle getting about too. They all have to go." I would look for a trophy, but take meat if the opportunity presented itself – and I would focus on the small mobs of feral sheep first, then look for the big herds of feral goats if I struck out this morning. After a couple of kilometres, I spotted some movement on the opposite face. A quick look through the Steiners and I picked out a mob of some 20 feral sheep. I worked out a plan to approach along the opposite ridge and come down on the animals from above. It was all going well until they got a bit suspicious and started to move off. It had been a long stalk so I chose to press on and hoped an opportunity would present itself. I had glassed the mob on my approach and knew that this was a mixed herd of Merino and Border Leicester origin. There were no rams and some of the ewes looked massive with their enormous fleece dragging along the ground. I followed the mob, staying well above them. Each time they stopped they would look back up the slope in my direction; they knew there was trouble about. The next time they stopped I dropped to the ground and raised the rifle across my knees. A meaty looking ewe was clear of the other animals and standing conveniently in a nice shooting alley. At 200 yards the 180gr Woodleigh protected Point knocked the animal off its feet. The ewe rolled down the hill and came to rest amongst some fallen timber. The other animals paused for a minute before bouncing off down the steep incline into the heavily timbered gullies below. The shot was placed well behind the shoulder to minimised meat damage. With my favourite skinning knife, word down through years of sharpening to a spike some 3" long and ¼" wide, I knocked of the shoulders and hindquarters. Unfortunately the steep incline meant that the bullet had bruised the back straps heavily. I strung the meat onto a dry hardwood pole I found and started trudging up the loose slope back to the vehicle a few kilometres away. I spent the afternoon glassing the Lachlan River and spotted 70 or so goats in various herds as well as a group of seven wild cattle. I also looked over another mob of sheep in some heavy timber, but it was too thick to have a good look at them. There has to be a good ram out in those hills... Reckon I'll be going back shortly.


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In the remote towns and haciendas of the high country of Chiapas, the 1910-1917 Mexican Revolution had little impact until the reforming governmetn of L©Łzaro C©Łrdenas during the 1930s began pressing for Indian rights and education. A 7-year-old girl watches as the old order -- where a few powerful land-owning families and their male heirs could dominate a region politically and even sexually -- breaks down.
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New Australia Cooperative Settlement Association sprung up in somewhat similar circumstances. Following the suppression of the maritime and shearers' strikes of 1890-91, times were terrible for workers in Australia. By 1892 journalist William Lane (1861–1917) was a leading figure in the Australian labour movement and had founded Australia's first labour newspaper, the Queensland Worker in 1890. Lane loathed oppressive industrial laws, dangerous work practices and Chinese migration. He loved the Women's Suffrage Movement and progressive taxation systems.
With this growing awareness, William Lane became a strong advocate for a radically alternative society to imperialist capitalism. But while he was being a hero to working families across the nation, there was a fear that the fledgling labour movement in Australia might be split.
My biggest question is not why Lane and the workers wanted to leave for a more equalitarian community, but why did the New Australia Movement chose the remote South American nation of Paraguay for the utopian community? After all, most Australians had never seen a jungle in their lives. Apparently Lane had sent scouts to South America looking for land; the New Australia Association originally thought farming would be best in Argentina, but the government there was unhelpful. Paraguay, on the other hand, was desperately trying to rebuild itself after a terrible war in the 1860s had wiped out most of the nation's young men. The national government in Paraguay offered white migrants attractive land grants, to boost the population of young, able-bodied men and to boost the local economy.
Men were required to pay a minimum of £60 each to join the colony, a very large investment back then. Nonetheless William Lane managed to recruite 238 shearers, farmers, stockmen and unionists, plus their children.
They chartered the Royal Tar that sailed from Sydney in July 1893 for Paraguay, to establish the socialist colony of New Australia. The first colonists sailed across the Pacific, round Cape Horn, and up the Argentine coast to Montevideo. From there they took a steamer up the Río Paraná and into the Río Paraguay, arriving in Asunción in September 1893. After travelling by train to Villarica, it was bullocks and wagons, river crossings and mosquitoes until, after total journey of six weeks, they finally arrived at the Promised Land. But it was nothing like it was nothing like the arable land and river frontage they thought they would find.
Even so they successfully cleared the surrounding jungle and constructed thatched cottages, with a butcher, a smithy and a school, all separated by rows of decorative orange trees. They maintained a commitment to "no personal property" and to everyone working for the benefit of the community, sharing profits in the hope of setting an example to new arrivals. Several thousand cattle were purchased.
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Six months later the Royal Tar again sailed from Australia with another shipload of emigrants for Paraguay, this time leaving from Adelaide. It was to be a utopia of equality, fairness for workers and communal living; from there, they would change the world.
Factions formed in the first colony, New Australia, and in 1894 Lane was forced to resign. He and 63 of his most loyal team established a separate community at Cosme, 72 kilometres away. One of Australia's most famous writers, Mary Gilmore, was a colonist who edited Cosme Monthly. She taught Cosme's children and married a fellow settler. Cosme was significant it that it gave women the right to vote on colony matters!
But by 1898 the Cosme settlement had also failed - the sense of lost ideological and financial investment must have been heartbreaking. Within 2 years, most of the families were starting to establish communities elsewhere in Paraguay, sailing for Britain or returning home to Australia. Even William Lane left, firstly for the UK and later sailed to New Zealand where he worked for the rest of his life as a journalist. The Gilmores returned directly to Australia in 1900.
Eventually New Australia was dissolved as a cooperative by the government of Paraguay, and any settlers who stayed were given their own piece of private land.
Today 2,000 great-grandchildren of the original New Australia colonists still live in Paraguay. The only difference is that the New Australia district has since been renamed Nueva Londres/New London.
The New Australia and Cosme Collection in the Powerhouse Museum of NSW provides evidence of the socio–politics of Australian colonial society in the late C19th, history of the Australian labour movement, migration of culture between nations and the history of the New Australia utopian settlement in Paraguay. See the Migration Heritage Centre where one of the migrants to Paraguay, Frank Birks, accumulated copies of the community's newsletter Cosme Monthly, a great source of contemporary information about the settlement.


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Simon Sinek wasn't there in the flesh, but his talk about how great leaders inspire action was by far the best talk everyone got to see yesterday. Anyways, I thought it would be great to revisit the main message of his talk: People don't buy what you do, people buy why you do it.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015
a lovely antique
9 comments:
- julieQ said...
Gorgeous, isn't it....just gorgeous! Thank you for sharing it!
- February 25, 2015 at 1:55 PM
- Carla A Few Of My Favorite Things said...
Oh how lovely! So glad you had your camera with you. I agree quilts do get better with age.
- February 25, 2015 at 2:18 PM
- Barb said...
what a beauty! This would be a great quilt to reproduce. So lovely and the quilting is stunning!
unusual 6 block design too -
thanks for sharing this beauty!
- February 25, 2015 at 3:46 PM
- Kyle said...
I'm so glad you had your phone along with you so you could share these pictures. What a gorgeous quilt. It would be a wonderful one to reproduce. When do we get started! :0)
- February 25, 2015 at 5:52 PM
- Karen said...
So much quilting on the antique quilt. Beautiful red and green.
- February 26, 2015 at 7:05 AM
- Lori said...
That is very lovely! So wonderful that the quilting is dense and has preserved the quilt so well.
- February 26, 2015 at 8:02 AM
- Every Stitch said...
Absolutely beautiful! and only two solid fabrics gives extra impact I think ...but always hard to be so restrained :)
What a treat - thanks for showing us
- February 26, 2015 at 1:34 PM
- Janet said...
I love the Rose of Sharon quilts and they so often did the dense quilting on antique quilts. It's beautiful.
- February 26, 2015 at 2:20 PM
- Dixie Howard said...
You got some great photos, Janet! Thank you for sharing them with us. I can practically feel the quilt, and you're right - so inspiring!
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Stroll to Bayeux's historic sites from this friendly French couple's B&B; taste delicious breakfasts by a monumental fire and mini garden
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This lovely couple are kindness itself, she softly spoken and twinkling, he jovial, talkative, utterly French. Having retired from farming, they moved into the heart of Bayeux. You can glimpse the cathedral spires from their house, once part of the old bishop's palace. Beyond the gates and the wisteria, the door opens to a lofty beamed living room rejoicing in good antiques and a monumental fireplace; through another is the kitchen. Up the ancient stone stairs are pretty bedrooms – immaculate bedding, pastel-tiled showers – that look quietly over a pocket-handkerchief garden. Delicious breakfasts, history all around, and no need for a car.
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Loved it. The Fauvels are delightful and thoughtful and so friendly. Very good dinner round the corner.
The Fauvels are like everyone's favourite grandparents - lovely and welcoming (even when we arrived late from a delayed evening ferry). The family room was warm despite the cold outside in December, and it's so quiet - we slept well in comfortable beds. It's all simple and a touch old-fashioned, but really good value for such a brilliant location in the middle of Bayeux. We'll be back next time we need a stopover on the way to or from the ferry, or a longer stay for more Normandy exploring.
This is a gem, situated in the heart of Bayeux our delightful hosts have beautifully restored this old building within easy walking of Bayeux tapestry and a splendid restaurant La Rapiere within 150 yards. If you want to explore Bayeux we don't believe we could have done better. They also have the great advantage of gated off street parking, much appreciated when travelling with a loaded car. Definitely a"tick and return"for us.
What a beautiful house! Lovingly restored, we admired the stone spiral staircase up to our room. M. et Madame were very welcoming and we were pleased we could park our car securely. Les Glycines is ideally situated - we were able to walk everywhere - to the Tapestry, the Cathedral and other places. Our breakfast was delicious - home made jams and croissants/bread and as much coffee as we liked. Our room was very comfortable with crisp white cotton bed linen. A very good recommendation.
As described. Very conveniently placed. We arrived very late and the owners were kindness itself. Clean, simple room. Beautiful house. Language barrier was high! They speak very little English and our French was minimal.
A wonderful place to stay in the heart of Bayeux and great value for such a central location. Beautiful old stone house with winding staircases, stained glass windows, wonderful wooden doors - very atmospheric. Our room was plain but nicely decorated, very comfortable, sunny and quiet with two windows looking out over the lovely little garden. Breakfast in a huge, light stone-walled room was simple but delicious. Hosts don't speak much English so we tried out our limited French and got by with laughter all round. Highly recommended.
Charming accommodations and hosts. Guest rooms have a very nice separate entrance. The hosts generously allowed us to park in their gated entry. Delicious homemade jams with breakfast. Just steps from the city's busy walking street, but the bedrooms face the garden and are blissfully quiet. Spotlessly clean with comfortable beds. A great place to center an exploration of Normandy.
The neighbourhood
Local points of interest from Louis & Annick Fauvel
- Parking in the courtyard for 1-2 cars
- 5 minutes on foot from the Bayeux tapestry
- Visit the Baron Gérard museum -porcelain, lace, art
- The Bayeux War Cemetery and the Musée Mémorial de la Bataille de Normandie are on the ring road just on the edge of town, also worth a visit
- A few minutes on foot from the magnificent Bayeux Cathedral
- A great base for exploring all the D-Day landing beaches, Arromanches, Pegasus Bridge and various museums and memorial sites


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I was poking around on the TED website, randomly watching videos – seriously, it's a great way to spend 20 minutes or so when you have some free time – and I came across a really interesting video about teaching children advanced topics – without teachers.
Professor Sugata Mitra has been experimenting with allowing children the freedom to discover the answers to questions he poses without the benefit of a teacher directing them or giving them the answers. The results, I'm sure you'll agree, are fascinating:
The idea of children managing to not only figure out the answers to the problems they're posed, but to have to figure out all the questions that come in between, is mind-blowing – until you realize that kids do that sort of thing all the time. The most obvious example of this is video games – kids rarely read the instructions, but they're able to figure out games and play them well in relatively short periods of time. Come to think of it, the entire Internet is a video game of sorts, so Dr. Mitra's method is not set apart that far.
It also reminded me of another web page I ran across, years ago, that talked about The Socratic Method and gave an example of the writer teaching binary numbers to a bunch of school children. Dr. Mitra's technique is similar, though perhaps a bit more open. He's asking questions, but only the most broad ones, as opposed to directing the lesson with a series of more specific queries meant to lead the mind.
One way or the other, the end result is the same: the kids are not only learning, but their interest in the topic is sparked. Disinterest and the affectation of boredom with new ideas is so rampant in our popular culture that I'm really excited to see a method of learning that promotes curiosity and critical thinking.
At my job I'm often faced with people asking me for help with computer issues. When those people are the average user, I generally just solve the problem as fast as I can and move on. However, I get questions from other systems administrators, too. I'm going to have to think about how I can use these methods to get them to learn the answers without me simply telling them the answers. I'm sure that will not only get their minds working and make them better sysadmins, but also keep me sharp by forcing me to come up with creative ways to not simply give them the answers.
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A valuable guide to the history of Hitler's last offensive in the West.
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First published in 1992 to rave reviews, Danny Parker's Battle of the Bulge has since become the "standard" history of the battle, praised by historians for its stirring narrative, meticulous research, and its wealth of new information and fresh interpretations. Published now in a new edition, including a photo section with fascinating then-and-now images of the Ardennes area battlefield, this "classic" history of the Battle of the Bulge will be released to coincide with the 60th anniversary of the battle.


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After the age of 35, gum disease or periodontitis is the major cause of tooth loss in adults, far more so than tooth decay. In fact, about 80% of tooth loss can be ascribed to periodontal disease in this age group. A lot of time and money could be saved by early detection and treatment […]
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Below are some of the digital radiography images taken for assessment and consultation prior to surgery removal of wisdom teeth in our clinic The difficulty of the surgery to removal wisdom teeth are relied on a few factors: the position of the wisdom tooth – deep impaction, horizontal impaction would be more difficult than the […]
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Complications of dental extraction Infection: Although rare, it does occur. The dentist may opt to prescribe antibiotics pre- and/or post-operatively if they determine the patient to be at risk. Prolonged bleeding: The dentist has a variety of means at their disposal to address bleeding; however, it is important to note that small amounts of blood […]
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What is Electrosurgery? Electrosurgery is the application of a high-frequency electric current to biological tissue as a means to cut, coagulate, desiccate, or fulgurate tissue. (These terms are used in specific ways for this methodology—see below). Its benefits include the ability to make precise cuts with limited blood loss. Electrosurgical devices are frequently used during […]
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Prestige Dental Care Topics Introduction Reasons for Extraction Types of Extraction Simple Extraction What can I Expect After an Extraction? Instructions after tooth extraction Introduction Generally, dentists do everything within their power to preserve your natural teeth. However, in cases of advance caries or periodontitis, a tooth may have to be extracted. Teeth may also […]


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Wrist support with finger splint
The medi CTS is a wrist support. The product is exclusively to be used for the orthotic fitting of the wrist and only on intact skin.
Product benefits
Reduction of swelling, inflammation and pain by immobilisation of wrist and fingers
Reduction of movement-related pain due to stabilisation of the wrist and fingers
How does it work?/Mode of action
Wearing the medi CTS consistently will support the therapy.
Donning/fitting instructions
The volar splint is supplied anatomically preformed. If necessary, you can adapt the support to the shape of the patient's hand. If possible, make sure that there are no gaps between the support and the arm or hand. The fingers should be supported in a relaxed neutral position.
Now bend up the side flaps along the forearm, the wrist and the fingertips.
Finally fasten the four straps.
Standard colours
Material components
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Washing instructions
Hook and loop fasteners should be closed for washing. Soap residues, lotions and ointments can cause skin irritation and material wear.
Wash the product by hand, preferably using medi clean washing agent.
- Do not bleach.
- Leave to dry naturally.
- Do not iron.
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- Carpal tunnel syndrome (nonsurgical, postoperative)
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After a 1,750 mile tow from Virginia, the Sturgis barge arrived at the Port of Galveston, Texas on Thursday where its nuclear reactor will be fully decommissioned. The Sturgis is a former WWII Liberty Ship that was converted into the first floating nuclear power plant in the 1960's as part of the US Army Nuclear Power Program. Before being shutdown in 1976, the Sturgis' … [Read more...]
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Building High Impact Nonprofits of Color
In order to address the significant financial insecurity facing families and communities of color, the Racial Wealth Divide Initiative of Prosperity Now has committed to working with local organizations of color to strengthen their capability and access to resources. In our assessment and work over the years, we have learned that nonprofits of color, in particular, are well positioned to serve communities of color. These organizations are knowledgeable of the history and presence of financial and economic trauma in their affected communities and are able to develop programs, advocate for policies and share practices that are informed by the community.
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Communities of color need nonprofits of color with high impact asset-building services to address the national challenge of a broad and deep racial wealth divide. It is through this lens, that we approach the work of the Building High Impact Nonprofits of Color project. The goals of the project are to:
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