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President Barack Obama told America's veterans Monday that the country is indebted to them and he pledged to support them "now, tomorrow and forever."
Speaking at a Veterans Day event at Arlington National Cemetery's amphitheater, Obama and his secretary of veterans affairs asserted the need to continue providing for America's veterans.
Thousands of people lined up at the cemetery on the sunny autumn morning to attend a wreath-laying at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and speeches at the amphitheater by Obama and Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric Shinseki.
"They put on the uniform and they put their lives on the line," Obama said. "They do this so that the rest of us might live in a country and a world that is safer, freer and more just."
Americans gathered to march in parades or attend ceremonies across the country. Originally named Armistice Day by President Woodrow Wilson in 1919 _ because of the World War I cease-fire between the Allied nations and Germany at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month _ Veterans Day is set aside to thank those who've put their lives on the line.
Parades took place from coast to coast, including in New York and San Diego. Colorado State University held a 5-kilometer run and the Cal Veterans Group assembled volunteers to build a home for a veteran in California.
After a White House breakfast in honor of veterans, Obama placed the wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and addressed an audience of some 4,000 about the responsibility the country has to those who sacrificed their lives for it.
The president pledged to pay attention to the debts owed to veterans. "Even as we make difficult fiscal choices as a nation," he said, "we're going to keep making vital investments in our veterans."
By this winter, only about 34,000 U.S. troops will remain in Afghanistan, Obama said. Next year, the transition to Afghan-led security should be complete, he added.
Shinseki noted that the budget for the Department of Veterans Affairs has increased by more than 50 percent, 2 million veterans have been added to the VA's health care system and there have been reductions in veteran homelessness.
The president said he'd work to improve health care and to provide affordable care for those not covered by the VA; he also pledged to reduce the mammoth backlog in disability claims so veterans can receive their benefits promptly.
"We're going to keep fighting to give every veteran who has fought for America the chance to pursue the American dream," he said.
He singled out Richard Overton, a 107-year-old native of Austin, Texas, who fought in the Army during World War II.
Overton was at Pearl Harbor, Okinawa and Iwo Jima, Obama said. When he returned to Texas, he built a home, where he still resides. He worked in the furniture business and went on to serve as a courier in the state Capitol.
"This is the life of one American veteran, living proud and strong in the land he helped keep free," the president said.
Added Shinseki: "Veterans Day is not just a one-day-a-year event. It's an abiding commitment every day of every year."


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While the Infiniti JX35 was all-new for 2013, the seven-passenger three-row crossover becomes the 2014 Infiniti QX60 this year. Although the 265-hp 3.5-liter V-6 with 248 lb-ft of torque remains the standard engine, a new hybrid model is available for 2014. The QX60 Hybrid is powered by a supercharged 2.5-liter I-4 and 15-kW electric motor. Located under the third-row seat, the lithium-ion battery pack doesn't affect passenger room or cargo room. The QX60 Hybrid is estimated at 250 hp and 243 lb-ft combined output. An intelligent regenerative braking system helps recharge the battery. Both drivetrains are mated to a CVT and available in front- or all-wheel-drive variants. The 2014 QX60 is EPA-rated 20/26 mpg city/highway in both front- and all-wheel-drive versions. Although the QX60 Hybrid hasn't been rated by the EPA, Infiniti estimates a 26 mpg combined rating over the gas-only model. The QX60 Hybrid is expected to cost just $3000 more than the standard model.
In our 2013 Infiniti JX35 AWD First Test, we noted the three-row crossover felt at home on suburban streets. "Although its 265-horsepower 3.5-liter VQ35DE isn't the most powerful engine, it performs well in this particular package and can get the 4500 pound JX to 60 mph in 7.9 seconds; passing the quarter-mile marker takes 16.1 seconds while traveling 90 mph. All 248 lb-ft of torque are sent to either the front two or all four wheels depending on trim… Mated to a retuned CVT, the powertrain is astute enough for the city blocks and highway overpasses it will likely encounter on a daily basis. Drivers who desire some semblance of an automatic gearbox's ebb and flow will be happy to know the quiet and smooth CVT can be manually shifted to mimic step shifts."
With the 2013 JX35, Infiniti added Backup Collision Intervention (BCI) to the existing Blind Spot Intervention (BSI) system, which engages the brakes to avoid a collision with an object behind the vehicle. The revised name and addition of the hybrid model are the biggest changes for the 2014 Infiniti QX60. While the 2014 Infiniti QX60 crossover hasn't been evaluated for safety, the 2013 JX35 has a four-star overall safety rating from the NHTSA (out of a possible five stars) and earned a good rating (the highest score) in the IIHS moderate front overlap and side tests for cars built after November 2012.
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Today in Bay St. Louis, Miss., NOAA dedicated the first of four new hurricane-hardened water level observing stations being installed at key locations in coastal Mississippi and Louisiana.
The yellow, 25-foot-tall "NOAA Sentinel" will provide real-time water level and meteorological data to help coastal authorities and the public prepare for, mitigate, and respond to storm tides generated by severe coastal storms. NOAA Sentinels are also being installed in Calcasieu Pass, Amerada Pass, and Shell Beach, La., communities that are especially vulnerable to severe storms.
"NOAA is committed to providing the public accurate, real-time ocean and coastal water and weather data to support public safety, navigation and commerce," said John H. Dunnigan, NOAA assistant administrator for the National Ocean Service. "These new NOAA Sentinels will ensure that critical water and wind information is available during severe storms, when it's needed most."
Operated by NOAA's Center for Operational Oceanographic Products and Services, the NOAA Sentinels are designed to withstand wind and wave action from a Category 4 hurricane (winds from 131 to 155 miles per hour). The sensor-packed stations are mounted on four-foot diameter steel posts, which are driven 60-80 feet into the seafloor to ensure stability.
The data collected by the NOAA Sentinels are essential to providing accurate marine weather and flood forecasts, planning and executing evacuations, determining when to open and close locks, facilitating the reopening of ports after storms, and determining the vulnerability of coastal areas to storm surges. Installation of the stations will be completed by fall 2008.
"This technology will deliver real-time storm tide data during severe coastal events that will allow emergency managers to take appropriate action and will provide information to help protect life and property," said Sen Thad Cochran. "I am pleased NOAA has worked to install these sentinels at locations off the coast of Mississippi and Louisiana."
Part of NOAA National Water Level Observation Network, the NOAA Sentinels will replace stations that were destroyed or heavily damaged by recent hurricanes. Real-time data from all of NOAA's National Water Level Observation Network stations are available at www.tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov.
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Coalitions with a major impact include the Coalition Against Racism, The Forum for Public Housing, the Forum for a Social Budget and The Coalition Against the Exclusion of Women. The Tag Meir (Light Tag) coalition is the only group of organizations responding immediately to so-called "price-tag" vigilantism by radical settlers against Palestinians, Israeli Arab citizens, liberal activists and the IDF. Some coalitions unite nonprofits from different sectors, with different agendas, to work together on a broad issue that needs citizen involvement and attention.


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The Louisiana House advanced legislation that would update school crisis response plan requirements.
The House voted 86-0 for the measure developed in the wake of a deadly Connecticut elementary school shooting.
House Bill 718, sponsored by state Rep. Bob Hensgens, R-Abbeville, would add shootings to the incidences of violence a school response plan should address.
School principals would have to prepare a plan jointly with local law enforcement, fire, public safety and emergency preparedness officials under the legislation. A safety drill to rehearse the plan must be conducted within the first 30 days of each school year.
Hensgens said although schools have plans over 50 percent had not practiced them or brought law enforcement in.
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All human. Edward, the ghost of the school, has seen her from afar, but has never approached her. He and Bella have come to an unspoken agreement:don't talk to me and I won't talk to you.Hate is always the feelings that arise. With one night together, Bella becomes pregnant. What will happen? Will they find away to love one another? There's always a sneak peek at my next chapter on my site.
So here it is. A brand new story. I just need a little input from you, my fabulous readers and reviewers. While you read this story, think of what I should do to make it better. I mean I have a vague outline, but it is still changeable. I've changed the Bella character a bit, but she hasn't changed in essence. Does that sound cheesy? It probably does.
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Jasper and I walked across campus and into the school. The overcast sky left an eerie wave across the sky and ground. I looked down at the stones in front of me as I entered the school. Dodging students and teachers, books and science projects, it was if I didn't even exist. I liked it this way. This was how it always was.
My family and I arrived here in Olympia, Washington shortly before the 7th grade. I was a rowdy know-it-all back then, with the ability to figure out exactly what people were thinking—short of actually reading their mind. It came in handy sometimes. I was never popular growing up. I had my brother and sister and that was it. Emmett was a bear of a brother, who could work his way through any situation, coming out laughing. Alice was-. Well Alice was herself—annoying most of time, and damn good at getting on my nerves, but she was my little sister, and I loved her.
Shortly after the 8th grade, right before high school started, a couple of new kids showed up in our neighbourhood. They were well off, like we were, and we ended up becoming great friends. Especially Jasper and I. Now Rosalie, his twin sister, was a different matter, but you'll find out soon enough. The only thing those two have in common is the colour of their hair.
Just because I chose to be invisible, did not mean that I went unnoticed. For one, my brother Emmett was dating Rosalie, who was one of the most popular students at school, which meant when I was with him, people saw me. We were also the 'rich kids' the ones that got whatever they wanted. The ones with the nice cars, the nice clothes. I couldn't help that I chose to spend my money. Was I going to let it turn to dust? I liked to be comfortable. It's who I am.
I stopped in front of my locker, unlocking it quickly. I already had my belongings inside by the time Jasper had opened his. Like me, Jasper chose to watch things from afar. He could pick up on everything, ever emotion, very quickly. It amazed me sometimes. Yet, as always he used this against him too. I knew he had a thing for my sister. He always has, and for some reason he hasn't pounced upon it. He chooses to glance at her from the corner of his eye. Aw, love, sometimes it worked in the strangest ways. Right then the warning bell rang.
"Let's get another day over with." Jasper sang sarcastically, grabbing a textbook full of paper with his writing all over it. Jasper has barely used a binder in his life. He's always just packed his papers inside the front and back covers of his books. I smirked and pulled out my own books. I turned around quickly and headed up the hall towards my English class. Jasper and I parted ways at the intersection and then I was on my own. I wasn't the last person to enter the classroom. Everyone was coming in late. Even so I hurried towards an empty desk at the back. My usual seat. Someone came up behind me and almost knocked me off my feet. Apparently she was walking too fast. I turned and looked at her as I was sitting down. Bella Swan, another of the most popular students—probably the most popular student—and Rosalie's best friend, was standing there. She looked down at me with those brown eyes. I stared right back. With a breath, she turned her head. I noticed that she had gone a little pink.
It's not what you're thinking.
Bella and I have not been on speaking terms in quite sometime, if ever. She was the most beautiful girl at school, and would be where ever she went, and she was also quite smart. I had seen her raise her hand to answer questions multiple times. She knew what she was talking about. But, for reason's unknown she disliked me. I could read it all over her face. This was the only thing I could read, but it was enough. Because we both enjoyed learning, it was only natural that we bonded on the first day. She and I were partners a few times in middle school, but no friendship actually formed. She had her friends. From what I knew of her from just those sparse moments of communication, she was a good girl. Or at least that's what she made out to be. I wasn't quite sure anymore.
She took a seat near the front of the class and did not look back once. I didn't really expect her to. She had an image to live up to anyways. Yet, although we came from different worlds, I still smiled when I saw her stick up her hand when the teacher brought up the topic of Hamlet.
Alice waited for me outside the classroom when the bell rang. She looked excited about something.
"Guess what?" She asked once I was in hearing distance.
"You grew an inch?"
"Funny. No, I got a B in advanced physics!" Her face was bright. I couldn't just let her down.
"Cool. You can tell me all about it on the way to History."
Her face brightened. It was probably the happiest thing I was going to see all day. Because history was all business. I devoted my time to ignoring Alice's questions and writing as many notes as possible.
"What was that he said?" Alice whispered from beside me. "Franklin Roosevelt likes running?"
"He said Rummy; the card game. It's not important anyway." I whispered back, starting a new line on my page.
"Oh. Okay. Oh and Edward?"
"Yes, Alice." I sighed impatiently.
"I think that Lauren girl is looking at you." She ended it with a short giggle. I looked up and proved to myself that the obnoxious Lauren was looking back at me. The second she saw me watching, she turned again to the front. Could this day get any weirder? It could.
At lunch I caught Bella's eye. She was chatting with Rosalie and Emmett. Emmett had looked back at me and then whispered something to Rosalie. Rosalie then whispered into Bella's ear, and then she looked at me. She gave me a look as if she was contemplating something, and then she was gone. It didn't take anything less to feel it. The pull. The desire. The need to go to her and… stop it Edward! You've known her for almost 5 years. You've seen her bloom and have never thought of her in that way. She's not even your friend. I dropped my apple, stood up, and left the room.
"What did you say to Rosalie about me?" I asked Emmett as we changed for last-period phys Ed.
"What do you mean?" His voice was muffled from pulling his shirt over his head.
"I saw you talking to her, and then looking at me."
"Oh at lunch?"
"What else was I talking about?"
"I don't know." Emmett, being dressed already, started heading towards the doors. "Look." He said. "I just kind of mentioned to Bella that she should think about not dating the… popular… guys all the time." He smiled as if he already knew that I knew what he was talking about. "She mentioned that she wanted someone who actually wanted to get to know her. So I mentioned you. She seemed pretty taken aback about it too." I didn't answer him until we were out of the changing room. I nudged him on the way to my favorite spot on the bleachers.
"Next time, don't talk about me."
I sat in my room later that night studying. I had nothing else better to do. My mother and father had a banquet to go to. A charity that donated to the hospital. Rosalie and Emmett had run off to a movie. I was all alone, and this was what I liked most. I had almost dazed off to the tranquilizing sounds from my stereo, when I heard something hit my wall. From the outside. Thinking it was only a bird; I got up and looked out the window. No one was there. As I was about to turn around, I saw it. Someone standing on the road looking up at my house. For a second I thought I was imagining an angel, but then I saw her face. Bella's face. Just then she glanced at my window and saw me. Or maybe she didn't, but she turned around and walked down the street into the darkness.
It wasn't until later when Emmett came into the house yelling "Someone egged our front door!" Did I realize the true reason for her arrival.
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MARANA, Ariz. -- Matt Kuchar finally put Hunter Mahan in a hole and then answered every challenge Sunday to win the Match Play Championship.
Mahan had gone 169 holes over 11 matches without trailing in this wild tournament until Kuchar won the fourth hole of the championship match with a par, and Mahan never caught up. Kuchar took advantage of a series of miscues to build a 4-up lead at the turn, and then held off a noble challenge by the defending champion.
There was never a dull moment on the back nine. Only two holes were halved, and those were with birdies.
But for all the great shots, the match ended when Mahan went from a tough lie in the bunker to a bush in the desert, and it took him four shots to reach the 17th green. Kuchar wound up winning, 2 and 1, when Mahan removed the stocking cap he used to fight the cold desert air and conceded Kuchar a short birdie putt.
It was the first World Golf Championship title for Kuchar, and it follows a year in which he won The Players Championship. Kuchar became the second player in the last three years to win the Match Play Championship without ever playing the 18th hole.
Mahan was trying to join Tiger Woods as the only back-to-back winners, and he gave it a good shot despite the big deficit halfway through the match.
Kuchar polished off Jason Day of Australia in the semifinals Saturday morning, 4 and 3. Mahan hit a series of remarkable wedge shots in beating Ian Poulter, 4 and 3, in his semifinal.
Day defeated Poulter in the consolation match, 1 up.
It was the first all-American final in five years at the Match Play Championship, and Kuchar's win gave the Americans a clean sweep of the PGA Tour's West Coast Swing for the second straight year. He moves to No. 8 in the world and picked up $1.5 million, and has earned just over $3.2 million from his last two wins.


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Due to the narrow road in this location, according to the public notice from the contractor, the work will involve weeknight road closures from 10:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m., Monday through Friday. Road closures will start Monday, Nov. 4 at 10:30 p.m., and will continue until approximately the end of November, and road closures will only occur when people are working on the project. Cell phone service at the job site is not dependable so the contractor says the work area is small enough that equipment can be moved within minutes to allow passage for emergency vehicles.
So, because of the one-way traffic, we can expect short delays, similar to those we are currently accustomed to at the other end of the road, for the duration of the new project. If you are traveling home from Grand Junction be sure to leave early enough to get through the area before 10:30 at night. Trucks with wide loads will also have to find an alternate route during the project.
Election day is closing in on Castle Valley voters, even though nearly all of the open council and board seats are going uncontested. The Castle Valley Town Council will have two four-year council seats open and Jazmine Duncan, a current council person has filed for one of those positions, while incumbent Tory Hill filed for the two-year council position. The other four-year term will have to be made by appointment by the new council. That two-year council seat came about with the resignation of Lynne Henry nearly two years ago and Duncan was appointed to that seat until this election year.
The position of Castle Valley mayor is up for election this year. Incumbent David Erley filed for re-election to that position back in June and it appeared that no election would be necessary. In July however, Oscar Duncan filed with the Castle Valley town clerk as a write-in candidate for mayor, forcing an election. He said at the time that he just couldn't let Erley run without some opposition. He said this week that he enters the race with no personal agenda and promises to listen to the people and he will make sure that Castle Valley will be a safe community.
"It will be an honor to be the Castle Valley mayor," he said.
Duncan filed as a write-in candidate after the regular filing deadline, which ended June 6, so his name will not appear on the ballot. Those wishing to vote for him for mayor will have to write "Oscar Duncan" in the blank space for mayor and check the box to have the vote count.
There will not be an election for the Castle Valley Fire Protection District board of directors. Two four-year seats became vacant when Dave Vaughn and Ron Mengel chose to not file for another term. Bob Russell and Leta Vaughn were the only two to file for the vacant seats, so with no other candidates filing there is no need for an election and they will automatically assume their positions on the board in January.
Thirty years ago this week, the annual general meeting of the Castle Valley River Ranchos Property Owners Association (POA) was scheduled to be held at the Ramada Inn in Moab. Just like these days, there were only three people, some reluctantly, running for five positions on the POA board of directors. At the time, board member George Ottinger stated that he contacted everyone who ran for office the previous year in an effort to coax them to try again but with little success.
My sage remarks 30 years ago were that "it is a thankless job with a lot of responsibility attached to it and it is very time consuming. A former director stated that she was involved with POA business of some kind practically every day. A good board member needs to be thick-skinned to withstand the negative comments and verbal abuse that are sometimes directed at those in public office." Things haven't changed much in 30 years.


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Promoted by the Navy to lieutenant in June, fullback Eric Kettani has now been demoted by the Redskins.
Kettani was one of five non-vested veterans waived by the team on Monday, as part of 10 total roster moves.
Also waived were linebacker Ricky Elmore, kicker John Potter, receiver Chip Reeves, and linebacker Quan Sturdivant. Veteran receiver Donte' Stallworth, who entered the league as a first-round pick in 2002, had his contract terminated.
The team also placed linebacker Keenan Robinson and safety Phillip Thomas on injured reserve, and waived-injured cornerback Richard Crawford and linebacker Jeremy Kimbrough.
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Corpus-Based Approaches to Semantic Interpretation in NLP
In recent years, there has been a flurry of research into empirical, corpus-based learning approaches to natural language processing (NLP). Most empirical NLP work to date has focused on relatively low-level language processing such as part-of-speech tagging, text segmentation, and syntactic parsing. The success of these approaches has stimulated research in using empirical learning techniques in other facets of NLP, including semantic analysis -- uncovering the meaning of an utterance. This article is an introduction to some of the emerging research in the application of corpus-based learning techniques to problems in semantic interpretation. In particular, we focus on two important problems in semantic interpretation, namely, word-sense disambiguation and semantic parsing.
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All you writers out there working so hard on social media, I figure this is a sign that it really does work. Those people who share the same interests will find each other. So welcome to my new followers, and I'll try not to post so much about making donuts, eating too much fast food or my new year's challenges, and stick a bit more to the topic and purpose I meant this blog to be in the first place: writing from life. Writing your story. Or the stories of those you love.
And despite that new badge I put on my sidebar, I really can't call myself a genealogist. I don't walk the walk so I better not talk the talk. I love to write from life, love to read stories that other people write about themselves and their families. But I don't research names and dates. My husband does a little bit of that, when he has the time. And right now we are involved with some start-up businesses so there isn't much time.
Now I leave you with a Christmas image from the past-- my mother as a child in Nebraska, reminding us once again that Christmas is timeless. And seen through a child's eyes is magical, even when times are hard, the tree is small, and the gifts are simple.


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In August 2002 I went to see Bonnie Raitt perform at the Minnesota State Fair. I'd previously seen Raitt perform in St. Paul at the Ordway Center in the late '80s, I think, but she was obviously drunk on that occasion. ZZ Top was performing at the St. Paul Civic Center that night, and Raitt kept saying: "Man, ZZ Top. They're playing next door; I can't believe you're here," or something to that effect, and laughing each time. I hadn't seen Raitt perform since she recovered her sobriety.
Only two or three songs into her 2002 State Fair set, apparently stone cold sober, Raitt started plugging wind energy. I was struck by the fact that the massive amplifiers used for her outdoor show at the Fair would probably have required some significant fraction of the windmills of Holland to support them. She seemed a little lacking in self-awareness. Another song or two into the set, after an incredibly hot performance of "I Can't Help You Now," Raitt plugged the senatorial reelection campaign of Paul Wellstone.
Wellstone tragically died in an airplane crash within days of the election. At the time, however, I was pulling mightily for Norm Coleman to defeat Wellstone in the upcoming election and disappointed that I had shelled out hard-earned dollars for the privilege of being lectured by a political moron. We walked out of the show a half hour into Raitt's set and resolved never to return.
This past Saturday night Raitt put us to the test, returning to the Minnesota State Fair for the first time since 2002 (I think). This was one resolution I kept; we gave her show a pass. Jon Bream's account of the show in the Star Tribune yesterday therefore had a special resonance for me: "She plugged wind power energy [again!], congressional candidate Keith Ellison…" Keith Ellison! Bonnie, you've been "Too Long At the Fair." "If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody," don't make a fool of your yourself, let alone your fans. "Give It Up"!


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by countach570
Catania, Italy
A first try at another easy pattern from the July 2013 Issue. This was the pattern for the camisole or slip but I used fabric that is suitable for a dress. The fit was good for me with very little alterations to the pattern needed. I ruched the hem a little. I like the effect but not sure if I will leave it like that because I do like the dress with a simple hem too.
Material Notes
I will try it with nylon or satin next time for lingerie as it was intended.
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May 15, 2016, 08.10 PMby lucielaurier
Feb 1, 2016, 11.44 AMby Ingrid Hardy
Gorgeous! Is it difficult to sew for a beginner?
Jun 11, 2014, 09.28 PMby Surfmel03
You look amazing in this dress that you've made! And might I add, I LOVE how the back is draped and not straight across; that detail lends so much to the delicate and expensive feel this garment has, IMO. Anyway- point being: it's super cute, you look fabulous….get it girl ;) I sure hope mine turns out as great as yours has! I'm going to attempt to shirr the elastic under the bust enough (and at the right places) to act more as a bra/support. It's not really the sort of top I'd personally wear a bra with, so I wanna lift the girls and keep them nice n' snug in case I get dance floor fever while wearing this out on warm nights. Wish me luck! And any tips/tricks are always über appreciated, as always.
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Jul 11, 2014, 12.37 PMby countach570
thank you for the compliments. I wore the dress out last night. Hope yours turned out really cute too.
Jul 22, 2013, 07.57 AMby tasallison
awesome dress…the print works perfectly with the style.
Jul 18, 2013, 09.15 AMby Bbtiny
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Putting B-movie monsters to the test
Putting B-movie monsters to the test
Mothra, without a new set of tracheal tubes, would have suffocated before getting off the ground, says University of Chicago professor Michael LaBarbera.
The 50-Foot Woman would break a leg if she took a single step, said LaBarbera, the author of "The Biology of B-Movie Monsters."
Before destroying the Golden Gate Bridge in "It Came From Beneath the Sea," the giant octopus in the film would have suffered debilitating blood pressure problems.
"The Incredible Shrinking Man" should use thrust weapons, like a spear, rather than weapons that use momentum, like a hammer.
King Kong, in the absence of a refigured skeletal system, would have crumpled into a heap before having a chance to crush a single human.
LaBarbera has difficulty deciding what his favorite monster movie is, but thinks the shoddiest example of the genre is "The Giant Claw,"


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What's the #1 problem every online marketer faces?
You've heard it a million times and for good reason ... because it's true. The #1 problem when it comes to internet marketing is TRAFFIC!
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So, how do you get people to see your offers?
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There are lots of reports around the web right now that Google is redirecting all traffic to the HTTPs (secure) version of its site.
Search Engine Land explains that this may be an attempt to block NSA spying, or perhaps to increase ad sales. Who knows?
What does seem certain is that the amount of organic traffic which is encrypted has leapt up over the past month, and more so over the last day or so.
To illustrate the point, here's our data from August, showing (not provided) as a percentage of all Google organic traffic:
And the same chart for September, so far:
And for today:
Other sites are reporting similar patterns. The Mirror's Malcolm Coles reports that of The Mirror's desktop traffic from search, 82.5% is encrypted today.
Koozai's Mike Essex reports that his site's (not provided) traffic is 93% of organic, while the (not provided) count, which tracks a number of sites, shows a big spike over the past couple of weeks, though this doesn't include today's data:
Why does this matter?
For us, we've kind of given up on making sense of organic keywords, simply because we can see so few of them.
Here are our top organic Google searches for September. As you can see, the numbers are fairly insignificant. All it tells us is that we're doing well for 'Bill Gates quotes' thanks to a seven year old article.
Even this workaround for calculating branded search traffic will soon become very difficult, as we have little or no organic data to base it on.
Of course, search data isn't encrypted for advertisers using Google search ads, so if you're worried about the NSA spying on you, don't go clicking on those ads...
Check your (not provided) traffic
These handy custom Google Analytics links from Dan Barker will help you to quickly check the state of your (not provided) traffic.
- This dashboard shows Not Provided as a percentage of Google Organic traffic in pie chart form, as used above. Click here to add to your GA profile.
- This custom report shows the same, with keyword data, as in the screenshot above. Click here to add to your profile.
You can read some search expert's views on this keyword data apocalypse here...
Are you seeing a jump in encrypted organic search data on your site? Let us know in the comments...
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The best/only way now to get derailed organic keyword data is to use the recently launched organic & paid report in adwords. Guess this report was launched with the https changes in mind.
Our search specialists working on retail client accounts have been noticing similar trends over the past 18 months - a large part of this 'hidden' search comes through searches made while logged in to a Google account. For example, in natural search, they found hidden data (through encryption, anonymous browsing etc) grew from 1-2% to 25-35%. See our video: http://youtu.be/fYsmWrDhzGw
I see the same on all of my sites I work with
The solution to Google's Not Provided scam:
Big brands should #BoycottAdwords
Hi Magnus,
Can you tell us more about this organic & paid report in Adwords. I've just looked at our Adwords account and I'm not sure where to look. Do you have to pay for these reports?
Organic keyword data is invaluable to us.
@Nathalie Some info on that here: http://econsultancy.com/uk/blog/63287-google-s-new-paid-and-organic-report-an-expert-view
Hi Nathalie
You'll find it under "dimensions" and then chose "paid & organic". You'll have to connect your AW account with Web Master Tools
For established sites and those using Adwords this is not the end of the world. You know what previous traffic a keyword has delivered in organic and if your ranking remains similar then you can assume your traffic remains the same. Adwords will also highlight any fluctuations in demand based on impressions and clicks.
Those that will be most affected will be new sites. They do not have the historical data to know how keywords perform and unless the run adwords campaigns will never know.
For these companies, indepth keyword traffic analysis and a whole heap of industry knowledge and best guess will have to get you through.
When I met with Paul Muret in Jan 2012 he said it was a bug and called an engineer in to discuss it. It didn't seem like a big deal to him to 'fix' this issue with https and users being signed in. However, as mentioned already I've only seen this trend continue and then spike in the past few weeks.
build relationships on and off line that's what its all about
Only one way out - all to pay for advertising AdWords, apparently because Google decided to make
I fear this may be a very obvious question, but does this mean that there is no longer any point in tagging content with keywords as it is published? Or do I still need that for internal search, Bing etc?
Google is destroying my business. First it was Panda, then Penguin and now search word encryption. As a business to business site, our customers are not interested in 'social networks' - which is google's admitted new focus. In fact, I think most of them think Tweating is what birds do. Add to that the fact that their employers discourage the use of Facebook while they are at work, we get very, very, very few 'Likes'. And, since we sell durable goods, our product description change very little. So .. how can I write a 2,000 word treatise on key cabinets or plastic key tags as google demands.
To add insult to injury, google won;t let us be a 'trusted store' because our monthly sales volume is too low - thanks to them.
Once people find us, we get a lot of return traffic (almost 20%) - so I don't think consumers consider us 'fly by night'.
Our organic search traffic has been cut in half since September 2012. If I could find a lawyer with the courage to sue Google, I would.
@John - This is the wrong attitude and tack to get back where you want.
Nobody can blame Google, it forces nobody to use it, unfortunately everyone does so most are dependant on it.
You don't need to be a trendy product to gain social interaction and just focusing on this element is not the way forward.
There are a number of ways to drive traffic and increase your rankings, you just need to think outside of the box.
Oh .. and by the way... google webmaster has stopped collecting data for my site as of 9/23/2013. Any idea why?
i did not find organic & paid report in Adwords. some one guide me.


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Wholesale Third-party Lightning to 30-pin Adapter is much cheaper than official price.Even OEM is acceptable.
(PRWEB) November 25, 2012
When one began to use the iPhone 5, he or she didn't really be aware of how much of a pain it would be, until he began to find charging cables for their all existing devices with 30-pin accessories that fit Apple's new Lightning connector.
The unimaginable truth is that Apple charges almost 40usd for its so-called official Lightning to 30-pin adapter, which maybe have some comprehensive design and some technique in deed. But who will believe its worth is up to 39.9USD although it is a great and cute connector? Even a fool can realize it real value and will laugh at Cook's greed. The cost is already obvious under 9usd as all material prices are explicit except internal chips which are called to be inserted security formulas.
Thankfully, wholesale "Lightning to 30-pin adapter" and "Lightning to 5-pin adapter" are obtainable for users from Shenzhen Esorun Technology Co. Ltd to guarantee all of aged 30-pin products get the job done for Apple's new iPhone 5. Besides these adapters, Esorun also produced some Lightning adapter cables for iPhone 5 and iPad Mini fans. The difference between adapter and adapter cable is the latter provides a 20cm cable. Like information indicated at Apple official store, as third-party, Esorun's adapters will identically let users connect devices with a Lightning connector to all 30-pin accessories. All those adapters support analogue audio output, USB audio, as well as syncing and charging, except Video output which Apple's official adapter also does not work. The wholesale price is between 5 usd and 6.5 usd, much cheaper than Apple's official price.
Moreover, Esorun also sells other interested and creative Lighting products which are already popular for iPhone 4, iPhone 4s and iPad users. One of them is Magnetic Wrist Cable with 8-pin connector which is made with a built-in magnet to stick each other or other metal stuff. Ingenious design makes it can circle user's wrist, like a fashionable Ornament. Another is an 8-pin dock connector with a luminous 8-pin cable for iPhone 5 and iPad Mini users. Dock could be used as a stand when one want to enjoy a movie or face time whilst luminous function is just make your room sparkling and romantic at night.
All these colorful products support "iTunes, Data Sync and Battery Charging" and "uses parts of same quality as Apple suppliers." Considering the Apple's high selling price and monotonous color, purchasing from a third-party could be a wise choice.


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This Calendar is a comprehensive guide to our graduate programs and courses. It also provides information on admissions, awards and registration, and serves as a record of the policies and procedures of the School of Graduate Studies at Queen's University.
The course listings and academic programs described in this Calendar represent Senate- and Faculty-approved requirements and electives for completion of degree requirements. Circumstances beyond the control of the university, such as severe budget shortfalls, may result in restrictions in the number and range of course and program choices available to students as compared with those listed herein or in other University publications. The University reserves the right to limit access to courses or programs, and at its discretion, to withdraw particular programs, options, or courses altogether. In such circumstances the University undertakes to the best of its ability to enable students registered in affected programs to complete their degree requirements.


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Coffman Chapel is named for Andrew and Gladys Coffman, well-known philanthropists and longtime residents of Washington County, Md.
Andrew Kendall Coffman, known by his friends as Andy, was the son of Peter and Elizabeth Kendall Coffman. Born in 1871 in Bakersville, Md., he was raised on a farm and educated in the local schools of nearby Halfway, Md., where his family moved when he was three years old. He began his business career at an early age with the Coffman Lumber Company, eventually serving as president. Later, he decided to pursue a career as a funeral director and enrolled in Eckles College of Mortuary Science in Philadelphia, Pa. After successfully completing his college courses, he returned to Washington County and settled in Hagerstown where he became a practicing mortician.
Andrew Coffman was married to Gladys Rothenstein, the daughter of Augustus and Lillian Busey Rothenstein. Born in Baltimore in 1892, Mrs. Coffman was a longtime resident of Hagerstown, having moved there as a young girl.
The Coffmans enjoyed a very successful marriage and were described by those who knew them as full partners in a loving relationship characterized by complete mutual understanding, trust and warm generosity. They shared many interests.
Both were deeply interested in the community and active in various civic organizations. Mr. Coffman was a charter member of the Hagerstown Rotary Club and served on the boards of many organizations, including the Y.M.C.A., Hagerstown Junior College, the Historical Society of Washington County, the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce, and Washington County Hospital.
A successful businessman, he was an active member of the Maryland Funeral Directors Association, at one time serving as dean of the funeral directors in his part of the United States. In 1929 Mr. Coffman was awarded a medal for outstanding service to his community. In 1969 he was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Citizen Award by the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce.
A dedicated community volunteer, Mrs. Coffman was active in many civic organizations. She supported the work of the Salvation Army and served on its advisory board for more than 50 years. She also participated in the work of the American Cancer Society, the Washington County Tuberculosis Association, the Cedar Ridge Children's Home, and the Zonta Club. Mr. and Mrs. Coffman were devoted members of the Zion Reformed Church in Hagerstown.
Mr. and Mrs. Coffman were actively involved in the life of Hood College, with both serving on the Hood College Board of Trustees. Mr. Coffman was elected to the board in 1944, and served as chair of the Building and Grounds Committee; Mrs. Coffman was elected in 1966.
During their lifetimes, the Coffmans donated more than $3 million to educational and civic causes in the Central Maryland region. They financed and supervised the construction of the Coffman Health Center, the Coffman Research Center and the Coffman Home for Aged in Hagerstown. They provided financial support to aspiring college and nursing students, including many Hood College students.
In 1954, Hood College named its chapel for the Coffmans in recognition of the generous gift of $150,000 they gave to support its construction. The building of the chapel was fully funded with additional contributions from 2,200 alumnae, parents and friends in support of the Hood Forward Program.
The main sanctuary in Coffman Chapel seats more than 700 people while the basement includes classrooms and a choir rehearsal room. Faculty and staff offices can be found in the basement and on the second floor.
There are no direct descendants of Andrew and Gladys Coffman. Mr. Coffman died in 1968 at age 97. Mrs. Coffman died a year later in Washington County Hospital at age 77 following a long illness. A foster son, Roy NcNamee, is also deceased. Yet their legacy is a lasting one—both to Hood and the Western Maryland region.


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Body Positive Book Reading Club
September 2001
The Encyclopedia of AIDS: A Social, Political, Cultural and Scientific Record of the HIV Epidemic
By Raymond A. Smith
As the editor of Body Positive, I am very pleased to have the opportunity to introduce my edited volume, The Encyclopedia of AIDS: A Social, Political, Cultural and Scientific Record of the HIV Epidemic. Originally published in hardcover in late 1998 by Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, the paperback version is now available in bookstores and on-line from Penguin Putnam Publishers. While the actual contents of the Encyclopedia remain the same in the paperback as in the hardcover, the paperback includes a comprehensive update on major developments in the epidemic from summer 1998 to summer 2000.
The Encyclopedia proceeds from the premise that, first and foremost, AIDS has been a personal hardship for millions of people throughout the world -- both those who have suffered with and died from HIV infection, as well as those who struggle with it still. It is these individuals who have borne the brunt of the ongoing AIDS epidemic, often with inspiring dignity and courage.
In addition to being a personal hardship, however, AIDS has proven to be a social challenge, a cultural catharsis, a political quagmire and a scientific puzzle. Perhaps more that any other threat to the public health in modern times, the AIDS epidemic has entangled not only individuals but also families and friends, cultures and communities, cities and nations throughout the world. It has cut across race and ethnicity, class and education, age and religion, gender and sexual orientation, challenging the compassion and ingenuity of humankind at every turn.
Because of the extraordinary sweep of the epidemic, tens of thousands of specialized works have been published about the social, political, cultural and scientific dimensions of AIDS and its causative agent, the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Yet, previously, no single volume had ever sought to systematically organize, synthesize and contextualize this enormous body of information for a general readership. The Encyclopedia of AIDS is the first reference work to undertake such a task by covering all major aspects of the global HIV/AIDS crisis.
Structure of the Encyclopedia of AIDSThe enormity and complexity of the ongoing HIV/AIDS epidemic is such that this work might have been 10 volumes rather than one, and included 2,500 entries rather than the roughly 250 it contains. Inevitably, however, even the most extensive and exhaustive reference work would be outdated to some degree as soon as it was published, given the rapidly changing state of scientific knowledge as well as new developments in the social, political and cultural dimensions of the epidemic.
Thus, the construction of the Encyclopedia of AIDS posed several challenges: to cover a topic of extraordinary magnitude within the bounds of a ready-reference, single-volume format; to render extremely complex subjects accessible to a wide range of readers without oversimplification; and to produce a volume that would continue to be of value for several years after its initial publication. To meet these challenges, the Encyclopedia of AIDS approaches the AIDS epidemic as a historical phenomenon unto itself, the broad profiles of which can be captured even if all its details cannot be spelled out in such a limited space. Recognizing that "state-of-the-art" information about HIV/AIDS will forever be a moving target better left to periodicals and on-line resources, the Encyclopedia focuses instead on providing a record of the epidemic, particularly its crucial first 15 years.
In keeping with this approach, the Encyclopedia takes as its temporal starting point the summer of 1981, when the first cases of unexplained immune deficiency began to be identified among a handful of gay men in the United States. The Encyclopedia continues its coverage through the summer of 1996, when the class of potent antiviral medications called protease inhibitors entered public consciousness, raising the first real hopes that HIV might someday be defeated. While the AIDS epidemic was influenced by many events prior to the summer of 1981, and the summer of 1996 by no means signalled the epidemic's end, these two events represent major historical markers in the progress of the epidemic. Of course, many developments and precedents from prior to the summer of 1981 are also discussed, some stretching back decades or centuries. Likewise, a significant number of entries include some information drawn from sources published after 1996, particularly in the Update.
Using the Encyclopedia of AIDSAs a general reference work, the Encyclopedia of AIDS is intended to be a first step for general readers seeking information about HIV/AIDS as well as for specialists wishing to learn more about topics outside their areas of expertise. It is not a guide to specific medical or legal issues; those seeking such advice are advised to speak to an appropriate professional.
Within the Encyclopedia, for those seeking information beyond what is offered in any individual article, each entry includes a listing of Related Entries within the Encyclopedia and suggestions for English-language Further Readings. The contents of the Encyclopedia of AIDS can be organized into eight broad domains: Basic Science and Epidemiology; Transmission and Prevention; Pathology and Treatment; Impacted Populations; Government and Activism; Policy and Law; Culture and Society; and The Global Epidemic. The more than 250 entries in the main body of the Encyclopedia are listed alphabetically. The headings of entries were generally chosen to reflect the word or words that general readers would be most likely to look up, and also to afford as much symmetry as possible with similar or related entries. Nonetheless, many subjects are not covered under their own headings but rather as part of larger entries; thus, readers are strongly encouraged to make maximum use of the Index at the back of the Encyclopedia.
ContributorsThe entries have been written by nearly 175 contributors from more than a dozen countries on six continents. Collectively, the contributors represent many of the finest colleges and universities, research institutes, government agencies, community-based organizations, activist groups and other institutions involved with combating the HIV/AIDS epidemic. In order for the Encyclopedia of AIDS to emerge as a single, coherent entity which would be of maximum use to readers, all contributors were asked to write their entries from the perspective of the "mainstream consensus" that has emerged over the last 15 years regarding the causes and nature of the AIDS epidemic. While it is difficult to precisely quantify this mainstream consensus, its cornerstone is that HIV is a naturally occurring (rather than human-made) virus and that HIV is the principal cause of AIDS (although certain co-factors may exist). Well into the second decade of the epidemic, some scientists and others continue to question the extraordinary volume of evidence that supports this mainstream consensus. While such dissention can play a useful role in the construction of scientific knowledge, it was nonetheless felt that as a general reference work, this volume should reflect the facts about HIV/AIDS as most commonly agreed upon throughout the world. Contributors were asked to note when certain facts are generally considered to be speculative or conjectural within the mainstream consensus.
Similarly, authors were also asked to avoid writing entries that indulge in polemics or advocate one point of view to the exclusion of all others. Although contributors were asked to approach their entries from within the bounds of scholarly objectivity, most entries nonetheless do, to some degree, reflect the disciplinary, theoretical and ideological perspectives of their authors.
On a topic as important and politically charged as HIV/AIDS, fair-minded people can and do disagree on a multitude of issues. Nonetheless, we hope, and believe, that all of the most crucial dimensions of the HIV/AIDS epidemic between 1981 and 1996 have at least been touched upon.
For more on this encyclopedia, read excerpts at The Body.
This article was provided by Body Positive. It is a part of the publication Body Positive.


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Here at MPS we understand that your work can be physically demanding so we offer the following break allowance, all of theses are calculated into your schedules. If you require additional unpaid breaks please contact the events team on 01625 540557 in plenty of time prior to the event.
Over 3 hours – 1 x 10 mins
5 hours – 2 x 10 mins
If you're a mobile therapist, remember to let a friend or relative know where you're going, especially if you're visiting a new client. You may want to use a simple 'call in' system.
For safety we ask that you text our office on tel:+447520 615 233 upon arrival.
Find out more about the risks of working on your own at www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg73.pdf
Download the 'Going it alone' guide for a quick overview of things to think about when working on your own at www.iosh.co.uk/safestartup
It can get hot and humid in rooms during treatments, so make sure yours can be easily ventilated if needed upon arrival.
Drinking plenty of water yourself can help regulate your body's own tempreature.
For further information, please visit: http://www.hse.gov.uk/temperature/faq.htm
Make sure fixed and handheld equipment works properly and that your electrics are serviced and tested (PAT Tested) by someone with the right skills and qualifications.
Look for more information on getting your electrics tested at www.hse.gov.uk/electricity/faq.htm#maintaining-it-safely
Get more information about fire precautions at www.communities.gov.uk/fire/firesafety/firesafetylaw
There can be many hazards when carrying out treatments, its important to keep the floors clean and clear in your work area to avoid slip, trips and falls.
For further information, please visit:http://www.hse.gov.uk/slips/
Here are some basic pointers to help you when working with essential oils:
• Make sure you're trained to handle oils safely, for example, getting mixing ratios right – this should have been covered under your original professional training
• Treat your clients in a well ventilated room
• Make sure clients aren't allergic to the oil you plan to use – carry out a patch test on new clients or when using a new product
• Store essential oils in airtight sealed containers and a cool, well ventilated place
• Keep oils out of reach of children, if they may be around
• Don't leave essential oils near sources of heat or flame
• Wear gloves when prepping and mixing oils – this will cut down the time you're in contact with them, and reduce the chance of getting occupational dermatitis.
Nail cosmetic products like hardeners, adhesives, polishes, artificial nail primers, UV gels, polymers and wrap resins can all irritate your skin.
Make sure that you:
• Wash hands thoroughly before and after each service as well as before eating and after handling products
• Keep containers tightly closed when they're not being used
• Keep products in their original containers where possible
• Make sure any decanted products are clearly labelled
• Store all products properly – follow the guidance on the safety datasheets from your supplier. Make sure you store flammable products like wax-cleaning solvents out of direct sunlight and at room temperature or below.
• Find out more about preventing breathing problems at www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg95.pdf
• Find out how to avoid developing dermatitis at www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg233.pdf
• Find out more about nail services at www.habia.org/healthandsafety/index.php?page=749
• Find out more about waxing safety at www.habia.org/uploads/waxing_code_of_practice_booklet.pdf
You may lift and move around couches, trolleys and various bits of equipment. If you're working as a mobile therapist then you'll probably be doing this day in, day out. If you don't lift and move things properly, you could suffer back pains, as well as sprains and strains in other parts of your body. Remember that if you get a more serious injury, it could put you out of work for a while.
To cut the risks of getting injured down:
• Work out the tasks that could lead to an injury
• Try to avoid manual tasks that pose more of a risk – for example, use a trolley to move therapy equipment instead of carrying boxes or cases around
• Assess the task you need to do and think about the type of load (eg is it difficult to grip?), the environment (eg is it in a tight space?) and your capabilities (eg do you have a back problem already?)
• Make sure that you cut down the risk of injuring yourself as much as possible, for example by buying a lightweight portable massage table
Find out more about safe lifting and carrying at www.hse.gov.uk/contact/faqs/manualhandling.htm
Our work means that there's a risk of infections being passed between you and your clients. Treatments such as acupuncture, aromatherapy and reflexology may lead to infection through, for example, broken skin or contaminated equipment. As a result, you – or your clients – may come into contact with infectious materials and viruses such as HIV or Hepatitis B or C.
It's critical that you take steps to avoid these risks:
• Keep nails short and long hair tied back
• Take off any jewellery (including your watch) before treating a client as it can harbour germs and could catch or
cut your client's skin
• Protect yourself and your clothes by wearing a uniform or apron and think about wearing gloves if you have any
cuts or sores on your hands, or you're doing abrasive work such as exfoliations wash your hands before and after
the start of any treatment – use anti-bacterial soap
• Keep your treatment area and equipment clean – for example, clean and disinfect anything your clients have direct
contact with at least once a day, and replace used towels and paper covers on your treatment table after each
• Look out for signs of athlete's foot or verrucas before you start treating a client – if you do see any evidence
of these highly contagious viruses and fungal infections, you may not want to carry out the treatment until the
client's GP confirms that there's no longer a risk of crossinfection. Remember that it's not just you who could
get infected, but your other clients too
• Cover any open boils, cuts, sores and wounds using a waterproof dressing
• Use disposable surgical gloves if you have a skin condition like eczema, and the skin is damaged
• Never eat or drink in working areas.
• If your work involves handling 'sharps' (including needles, scissors, blades or tweezers) for day-today
activities like skin piercing and acupuncture, it may be worth getting immunised to protect against diseases like
Hepatitis B.
• Find out more about blood-borne viruses at http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg342.pdf
• Find out about controlling infection risks at www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/infection.pdf
• Find out more about hygiene in beauty therapy at www.habia.org/healthandsafety/index.php?page=746
• The Melanoma Taskforce and British Association of Dermatologists have developed guidelines aimed at hairdressers, masseurs, therapists and other wellbeing professionals to help them pick up on signs of skin cancer when they're dealing with clients – find out more at www.babtac.com/melanomataskforce
It's not surprising that with all the repetitive treatments you do, and a lot of standing, you may get a few aches and pains from time to time. You may find that your wrists, hands, arms, neck, shoulders or back are affected. A few simple steps will help to avoid the odd pain developing into a longer term problem known as a 'repetitive strain injury' – these can happen if you're repeating one action too frequently, you do the same task for long stretches of time without taking enough breaks, and when you exert a lot of force in the task, for example when you're massaging
You should:
• Use a height-adjustable therapy couch
• Use a saddle stool rather than a standard one – they cut down stress on your legs and back, but still allow you to balance well, stand up quickly and move about easily
• Take regular breaks
• Use massage tools, such as rollers, and 'hands-free' techniques, using hot stones, or your elbows and forearms, where possible
• Vary the types of appointment you handle in a day (MPS consider this when putting schedules together but will be naturally unaware of your other work commitments, so please let us know if there are any issues)
• Find out about the best posture to use when working.


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The following activity occurred Monday, Jan. 14, to Sunday, Jan. 20, as reported by the Lewiston Police Department. LPD logged a total of 119 response calls during this period.
Monday, Jan. 14
•4800 block of East Eddy Drive, check 911. Phone problem reported; all OK.
•2200 block of Saunders Settlement Road, found property. Male, 46, listed on call. No further details.
•440 block of Mohawk Street, check welfare. No one home; patrol to follow up.
•Locations on Bennett Village, Erb Street, Hirschbeck Street and Shumway Street, all in Buffalo, assist calls. LPD K-9 unit on locations with Buffalo Police and U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency for one search warrant execution and three separate narcotics searches.
•Townline Road, vehicle/traffic stop. Female, 35, placed under arrest for aggravated unlicensed operation and operation while registration is suspended/revoked. Uniform traffic tickets issued for Lewiston Town Court and vehicle released to a licensed driver. Report filed.
Tuesday, Jan. 15
Lewiston-Queenston Bridge, mental health response. Male, no age listed, taken to Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center.
•5000 block of Walmore Road, animal problem. Caller reported three pit bulls fighting. Patrol reported a neighbor dispatched the dogs as they went after the homeowner.
•Ridge Road, reckless driver. Vehicle GOA.
Wednesday, Jan. 16
•1500 block of Mount Hope Road, MVA fatal. Male, 35, listed as a victim. Niagara County Sheriff's Office Accident Investigation Unit and ID Unit on location. Report filed.
•700 block of Powell Lane, injured dog. Dog control officer contacted; animal returned to its owner on Raymond Drive.
•5200 block of Green Road, AED response. Male, 74, unresponsive. Lewiston No. 2 Volunteer Fire Co. EMS on location.
•400 block of Center Street, hit-run accident. Statement taken from driver on scene. Report filed.
•2900 block of Saunders Settlement Road, harassment. Female, 19, listed as a suspect. Female left area; no charges at this time.
•1100 block of Swann Road, suspicious vehicle. No problems found.
•800 block of James Drive, garage fire. Upper Mountain Volunteer Fire Co. on location.
•100 block of North Sixth Street, fire in wall. Lewiston No. 1 Volunteer Fire Co. on location.
•100 block of Ontario Street, warrant execution. Female, 47, arraigned at Lewiston Town Court; charges not listed. Bail of $250/$500 assigned and suspect remanded to Niagara County Jail.
Thursday, Jan. 17
•300 block of North Seventh Street, two-vehicle accident. Statements taken from the drivers; report filed.
•300 block of South Seventh Street, burglary report. Female, 24, reported unknown persons entering residence to watch/order porn. Investigation to continue.
•Saunders Settlement Road, vehicle/traffic stop. Male, 64, arrested for aggravated unlicensed operation. Driver released on uniform traffic tickets to Lewiston Town Court. Vehicle towed; report filed.
•700 block of Onondaga Street, follow-up. Patrol spoke with a male, 17. Report filed; patrol cleared.
•4000 block of Creek Road, fraud complaint. Patrol spoke with a male, 55, concerning fraudulent charges to his debit card. Report filed.
•300 block of South Seventh Street, check situation. Patrol spoke with a female, 68, regarding possible stolen mail. Investigation to continue.
•800 block of Lake Road, Porter, assist. LPD on location with NCSO for a mother-daughter domestic dispute. Call handled.
•4100 block of Creek Road, Lewiston-Porter Middle School, juvenile problem. Resolved by patrol.
•Niagara University campus, accident, hit-run. Statement taken from driver of vehicle No. 1; vehicle No. 2 left scene. Report filed.
5800 block of West Street, juvenile problem. Patrol spoke with a female concerning two juveniles. One juvenile suspect (unidentified) issued juvenile appearance tickets for criminal mischief, fourth, and endangering the welfare of a child. Child Protective Services to be notified. Report filed.
•West Street Elementary School, suspicious vehicle. Patrol sent on its way.
Friday, Jan. 18
•Niagara University campus, O'Shea Hall, intoxicated female. Female, 18, listed as overdosed/intoxicated, taken to EM-Star at Mount St. Mary's Hospital and Health Center by Upper Mountain EMS.
•1900 block of Main Street, assist. LPD K-9 Unit on location with Niagara Falls Police Department for a narcotics search.
•Indian Hill Road, one vehicle accident. Statement taken from driver. Vehicle towed and MV forms issued. Report filed.
•Indian Hill Road, two calls, vehicle in ditch. Owners secured tows.
•1800 block of Saunders Settlement Road, check 911 call. All secure; no one home.
•North Fourth Street, bad check complaint. Patrol made contact with suspect, who agreed to pay bill. All OK; report filed.
•Colonial Village Park, criminal mischief. Plate number logged; investigation to continue.
•4300 block of Dickersonville Road, suspicious person. Patrol checked area; no interview requested. Negative results on search reported; patrol cleared.
•Academy Park ice rink, assist EMS. Lewiston No. 1 on scene for transport.
•LPD office, follow-up to previous incident. Male, 23, arrested on a charge of making a punishable false written statement. Appearance ticket issued for Lewiston Town Court. Report filed.
Saturday, Jan. 19
•NU campus, unwanted person. Male removed from campus per campus safety.
•NU campus, intoxicated person. Male, 18, taken to Mount St. Mary's EM-Star by Upper Mountain EMS.
•4600 block of Perry Court, alarm response. Call avoidable; homeowner on site.
•2800 block of Niagara Street, fraud complaint. Statement taken from a male, 20, regarding bank fraud use of a credit card.
•1000 block of Brookside Drive, suspicious vehicle. Caller reported a green Ford Escort observed in the area.
•4600 block of Washington Drive, sex offense complaint. Statement taken from a female, 19, regarding a male suspect, 22.
•5700 block of Tuscarora Road, unwanted person. Patrol reported a male uncooperative. NCSO to do report.
•Upper Mountain Road, eastbound, reckless driver. Caller reported a 1990s era Buick, dark green eastbound on the reservation. Area checked; vehicle GOA.
•Center Street-Academy Park, arrest. Patrol reported the arrest of a male, 21, for unlawful possession of marijuana. Appearance ticket issued for Lewiston Town Court. Report filed.
•NU campus, Dwyer lot, larceny from vehicle. Statement taken from a male, 20. Report filed.
Sunday, Jan. 20
•1000 block of Saunders Settlement Road, one vehicle injury accident. Statement taken from the driver; report filed.
•4900 block of Susies Lane, burglary. Statement taken from a male, 42. Report filed.
•Lewiston Road and Hyde Park Boulevard, vehicle/traffic stop. Female, 22, arrested for aggravated unlicensed operation, second. Uniform traffic tickets issued for Lewiston Town Court and driver released to a third party. Vehicle towed. Report filed.
•Addresses on the 8900 block of Porter Road, Town of Niagara, 1100 block of Ridge Road, the 300 block of South Eighth Street and the 4500 block of Simmons Road, separate alarm responses. First call LPD assisted Town of Niagara Police on an open door complaint and conducted a K-9 search of the building. All other calls secure and handled.
•NU campus, assault. Statement taken from a male, 16, listed as complainant regarding an earlier incident at the Kenan Center. Male treated at Mount St. Mary's. Male, 16, arrested from incident and issued appearance ticket to Lewiston Town Court.
•100 block of Tuscarora Street, criminal mischief. Statement taken from a male concerning damage to a vehicle by a male suspect. Investigation to continue.
•1100 block of Saunders Settlement Road, follow-up. Appearance ticket issued to an unidentified suspect from a previous incident. Report filed.
•University Drive, vehicle/traffic stop. Male, 43, arrested for aggravated unlicensed operation. Driver released on uniform traffic tickets to Lewiston Town Court and vehicle secured on site. Report filed.
•4200 block of Ransomville Road, check welfare. Statement taken from a male, 40, concerning an infant. Female, 23, listed as a person involved. Infant OK.


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