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Can't sleep, MS> Spencer Howell,age 11, is gearing up for this weekend at the famous Christmas Place Hunting Club. Youth weekend for kids fifteen and under gives he and his cousins a jump on everyone to get a crack at a big buck.
Paul is coming with his son Michael, Burney is coming wtih his son Austin and Mark is coming with his son Drew. This will light a lot of competitive fire in these young men to see who gets Buckzilla. They have all shot their rifles and are anxiously awaiting Friday to get to camp. I am sure that there will be little sleep for these keyed up boys as they dream about the Mighty Thunderhoof. The crack of a limb, the sound of footsteps on a frosty morning, and dreams of giant horns flashing in the sunlight. I am sure they will ride the vision of Thunderhoof to a great weekend for all of us.

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text: In the Vineyard :: May 15, 2015 :: Volume 15, Issue 9 News from National This week VOTF wrote to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' National Review Board, which oversees the Church's child protection policies, urging them to speak up about the choice of disgraced Bishop Robert Finn to preside at ordinations this month in his former diocese. In doing so, VOTF joins with SNAP and other organizations that believe public support for abuse survivors and endorsement of strong child protection policies is essential for the Church. Read the text of the letter here. Statutes for Pontifical Commission for the Protection of MinorsOn May 8 the statutes governing the Vatican's Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors were officially published. VOTF considers this step significant because it ratifies the Commission's independence from Curia-controlled offices and because the statutes were written by the Commission members themselves. Click here to read the rest of VOTF's statement. Click the links below to view slides used by Commission member Marie Collins to describe the work the Commission conducted in drafting these statutes. The slides are part of her presentation during her keynote address at the VOTF 2015 National Assembly in Hartford, Connecticut, on April 18. Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors: Structure Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors: Original Members Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors: Members 2015 Reports from the April 2015 VOTF AssemblyWorkshop on Diocesan Finance At the 2015 National Assembly, Margaret Roylance and Mark Mullaney rolled out the new public web portal available for those who want to track diocesan finances. Their workshop demonstrated how to reach the portal and stepped through a sample demonstration using the Venice Florida diocese. If you missed the workshop, you can still review the work presented there, including the handouts used to show how to read a diocesan finance statement and how to open the web portal. Here's the presentation from the workshop.If you'd like to read along with Margaret's NOTES on the presentation, use this link instead.The simple how-to guide shows what to look for in a diocesan financial statement.And here is how you open up the VOTF diocesan finances web portal. Workshop on Lay Voices at the SynodSmall group discussions were held by Lay Voices for the Synod on the Family, which focused on the question "What is family for you?" and the status of current "Pastoral Ministry to Families": Following are some notes from the discussion Session I:Family described: A unit that can expand and change over time Provides sense of safety; security; legacy; compassion camaraderie; love; happiness; well-being and foundational teaching of our faith Friends can become a family: This is the ideal and the "traditional understanding" of the family as an entity Non-Traditional families aspire to the same qualities as mentioned above. Family – ideal definition: People who live together in the bond of love Commitment to each other provides hope for the future to become "better" Provides mutual comfort and support Pastoral ministry to families: Minimal / non-existent due to pastors' busy schedules Current pastoral ministry to families not very effective Should delegate pastoral care of the family to the laity and trained professionals There is a need for the church to expand the definition of what constitutes families ALL should be welcome in the parish family Session II:Family description: Definition depends on perspective of member that determines their role, such as child / adult / parent / sibling / step child, etc. Can be "traditional" in sense of opposite gender parents and non-traditional in make-up Can be an intentional unit of people and/or an un-conventional unit As providing support: psychological, material, economic, spiritual: all based on love Can provide joy of companionship and security As a set of relationships: birth, by choice, and can be self-defined Pastoral ministry to families: More ministering is provided from within families and from the laity rather than from pastors / pastoral teams. Should provide acceptance and be more welcoming of non-traditional families Taking into account the lived experience of the family is essential to provide the needed care. Session III: Family description: "It takes a village:" all included in the unit, children / young adults / adults/ the elderly As community / As church To listen, serve and welcome Blood and non-blood units who are committed to the unit Should be inclusive and function with trust and love as basis of the relationships A place "Where they have to take you in" Parish can be understood as a family for a pastor Fundamental considerations: a union that is based on love and mutual support and an environment that fosters growth in love: and this includes a broader meaning of family than the traditional "2 married people with children" model Intentionally constant Economic interdependence Communal aspect Ideal of marriage needs to be understood within the context of our humanity Pastoral Ministry to Families: Family as CHURCH, the People of God at Parish level Listeners; welcoming; evangelizing based on social justice principles; share Eucharist with all Intentional parish / community recognizing "who they are" Outreach and support to all families and acceptance of all "where they are" including communion to all Parish councils should have agenda items to address real concerns of families Understanding of human sexuality lacking in clerical arenas that can harm families Report on ReligionThe Pew Research Center this week released a new survey of more than 35,000 Americans and found that the percentage of adults (ages 18 and older) who describe themselves as Christians has dropped by nearly 8 percentage points in just 7 years. The drop in the Christian share of the population has been driven mainly by declines among mainline Protestants and Catholics. The total number of Catholics in the United States dropped by 3 million since 2007, and we comprise about 20 percent – or one-fifth – of the total population. According to a story on Cruxnow, one of the biggest issues the church faces is that "for every one Catholic convert, more than six Catholics leave the church. Taken a step further, Catholicism loses more members than it gains at a higher rate than any other denomination, with nearly 13 percent of all Americans describing themselves as 'former Catholics.'" Pew's study is on its web site Focus Highlighting issues we face working together to Keep the Faith, Change the Church TOP STORIES Vatican publishes statues for commission to protect minors"The Holy See this morning (May 8) published thestatutes for the Commission for the Protection of Minors, giving that body canonical and juridical status within the Roman Curia. It may not seem like they are very earth-shattering or, in the event, Church-shattering, but they are." By Michael Sean Winters,National Catholic Reporter-- Vatican approves statutes for papal commission for protecting minors, By Carol Glatz, Catholic News ServiceArchbishop Philip Wilson pleads not guilty to concealing child sex abuse"Adelaide Archbishop Philip Wilson has pleaded not guilty to concealing child sex abuse in the Catholic church via his lawyer in Newcastle Local Court on Thursday (May 7)... Archbishop Wilson is the most senior Catholic clergyman in the world to be chargedwith concealing a child sex abuse allegation against another priest." By Gabriel Wingate-Pearce, The Sydney Morning Herald-- Adelaide Catholic Archbishop Philip Wilson pleads not guilty to concealing child sex abuse, By Dan Cox, ABC News AustraliaAre things looking up for women in the church?"A plethora of conferences about women have popped up all over Rome in the last three months. The Vatican's former hard-line freeze on discussing women's rolesmay at last be thawing out." By Christine Schenk,National Catholic ReporterKC priest criticizes prosecution of Bishop Robert Finn, and prosecutor fires back"As the Kansas City-St. Joseph Diocese tries to move past the resignation of Bishop Robert Finn, a priest has roiled the waters with a letter alleging that the criminal charges against Finn were politically motivated. The prosecutor who filed the case, Jean Peters Baker, this week (May 6) responded with a strongly worded letter of her own." By Judy L. Thomas,The Kansas City StarEditorial: Hierarchy's flaws persist despite collegial end to LCWR investigation"It seems, in what can be gleaned from the final report of the doctrinal assessment of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, that a certain reasonableness ultimately prevailed in an exercise that has rightfully been called 'a disaster' ... TheCongregation for the Doctrine of the Faith's 'assessment' of LCWR was a disaster, an unnecessary sign of distrust. Keeping that assessment in mind should temper the celebration coming from some quarters of the church and commentariat acclaiming the success of 'dialogue.'" Editorial by National Catholic ReporterClick here to read the rest of this issue of Focus ... Calendar C21 hosts Teresa of Avila productionJoin Boston College's Church in the 21st Century for a production of The Interior Castle. Long before sainthood, Teresa of Avila sought inner peace amidst chaos, asking the ageless question of how does one live an interior life in an exterior world? Her questioning is just as profound today, at the 500th anniversary of her birth. In this production, we follow the professional and spiritual journey of a female reporter in the 21st Century, as she seeks to uncover the mysteries of Santa Teresa and her relevance in the modern world. She explores the perspectives of Tomas Luis de Victoria and Gian Lorenzo Bernini among others, who were captivated by Teresa's passion and vision. The reporter's quest ultimately leads to reflections on the seven stages of prayer outlined in The Interior Castle, and are mirrored by seven musical movements in our production. It takes many art forms to capture her immense impact, and Musica Aperta's prismatic theatrical experience uses poetry, art, history, music and drama to celebrate Santa Teresa's lifelong quest for union with God and how we all might follow her spiritual footsteps. You have three chances to see the performance:May 29, St. Ignatius Church; Boston CollegeMay 30, Carmelite Monastery of BostonMay 31, St. Theresa of Avila Parish, Boston Free and Open to the PublicFor More Information go tohttp://www.musicaaperta.org/ Questions, Comments? Please send them to Siobhan Carroll, Vineyard Editor, firstname.lastname@example.com. Unless otherwise indicated, I will assume comments can be published as Letters to the Editor. Page One Shop at Amazon, Support VOTF VOTF relies solely on the contributions of people like you to support its work.DonateJoin VOTFVOTF Home © Voice of the Faithful 2015. All Rights Reserved


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Ever wonder what people are saying about your brand or product on social media? Of course you do, and if you don't, you should. There's a strong possibility that customers, prospects or even competitors are commenting, asking questions or sharing feedback and opinions that directly affect you. Without a social listening tool, an important piece of the puzzle is missing, and you're missing out on valuable insights that could be leveraged to improve your business in a number of ways.
What is social listening?
Social listening is different than the social monitoring used for community management. As part of community management, social monitoring typically focuses on conversations in brand-owned spaces such as a Facebook page, with the intent to manage, moderate and engage with the audience.
Social listening is observing and learning without engaging. Example: Our client, Flint STEM Camps interacts with teachers and parents on its Facebook Page as the brand, answering questions and sharing updates. This is community management and is supported by social monitoring. Social listening identifies conversations happening off the Facebook page, in spaces where the brand is not present and may have no knowledge of the conversations taking place.
More specifically, social listening allows you to broadly monitor conversations on multiple platforms, whether your brand has a presence on the platform or not. The goal isn't to engage, but to learn and to uncover insights and opportunities. This could be about specific topics, keywords, brands or industries in order to uncover insights about your own company or product, your customers and competitors, an entire industry landscape or just specific issues that are important to you.
How does it work?
Social listening is 50% discovery and 50% identification. In order to discover conversations about your brand, topic or product, you first have to understand how your audience speaks to you and about you. Do you have a unique brand or product name that is easy to track, or is there additional context that needs to be added to effectively monitor? Does your audience refer to your brand or products using acronyms, nicknames or other terms? There are many factors to be considered in building effective listening criteria, and it's only once you've identified words and phrases that uniquely and effectively identify you that you should start observing.
A very simple example: Flint STEM Camps is a brand that requires additional context to discover and search online. "Flint" is too generic, so "STEM" must be added to searches to return meaningful results. At the same time, not every customer may use Flint's full name, so we need to monitor "Flint" and "camps" to capture those results too.
At Callahan, our social team uses a number of social listening tools, including Crimson Hexagon, Digimind and many others. We leverage tools on a daily basis and have been able to use them to benefit our clients in a number of ways.
To better understand the resource and opportunity, here's a very basic social listening 101 guide, including a few examples of how Callahan uses it for our clients:
1. What can social listening monitor?
It monitors conversations from multiple platforms using a keyword or emoji. From Twitter, news sites, YouTube, forums, Google+ and blogs, in addition to Facebook and Instagram.
2. What if I already monitor our brand-owned pages?
Social listening is different than community monitoring. While we are monitoring our owned pages on Facebook and Instagram, we are mindful of the many conversations on other platforms where we don't have a brand-owned presence.
3. How can I discover insights?
- Boolean Search: Used to establish search queries, Boolean search is basically your keyword criteria. You'll use it to decide what words or phrases you want included or excluded. Your search needs to be broad enough to capture all the mentions about you, but unique to you and your brand.
- Conversations: Listen to conversations that mention your brand or product to identify potential escalations, product-related issues or to track customer questions.
- Sentiment and emojis: Better understand and uncover your audience reaction to a new product, customer experience or overall sentiment around your brand.
Benefits of social listening
- Content development and social branding – Better understand what your customers are talking about, what matters to them and what resonates with them.
- Competitive insight – Learn what customers and prospects are saying about your competitors and their products.
- Timely opportunities – Identify trends, memes and cultural happenings at the early stages of their relevance cycle to capitalize on opportunities in timely and meaningful ways.
- Public relations and reputation management – Identify positive, negative and potentially damaging issues in early stages of conversation or amplification so you can take proactive measures to maximize opportunity and/or minimize liability.
For most marketers, word of mouth is the number one way people choose to make (or not make!) purchase decisions. It's critical to know what people are saying about your brand, and social listening is an easy way to keep your eyes and ears open to those insights.


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Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the will to continue that counts.Winston Churchill
Kevin Cherrick was looking for a sales job. He applied to a role at a startup he liked, but two weeks later, he still hadn't heard back.
So he did a lot of research, went to Costco, bought $150 worth of snacks, crashed the startup's happy hour, and set up an interview with the hiring manager.
After the interview, he was rejected.
But he didn't take no for an answer.
He found a way to show who he was in ways a resume could not.
And he turned a rejection into a job offer.
On this episode of Career Crashers, Kevin, an entrepreneur and currently a digital marketing executive at FreightWaves, shares his story and approach to the hiring process–and how he uses it to win great job opportunities.
Connect with Kevin on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kevincherrick
Read Kevin's detailed breakdown of his job search on Medium here.
Also listen to this on iTunes, Spotify, Anchor, TuneIn, and Overcast.
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You can stay up-to-date on every Career Crasher episode as it launches here. Plus, if you've got a story or know someone who we should feature, don't forget to email us!
A show all about creating a career outside the boring, debt-laden, conveyor belt humdrum.


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A joint research team of scientists from McGill University and French National Institute of Health and Medical Research (Inserm) has extended our insight into the causes of depression. The study, led by Professor Bruno Giros of the Department of Psychiatry at McGill University and Eléni Tzavara, Director of Research at Inserm, empirically demonstrated the effects of antidepressants on serotonin and norepinephrine. These neurotransmitters initiate signaling cascades, instructing the cell's activation or inactivation of the related gene so that a biological process may be carried out accordingly.
The results show that Elk-1, a molecule appearing to have direct involvement in depression, can be targeted in mice. "We have shown the advantage of targeting signaling modules rather than the entire pathway," said Professor Giros. Targeting reduces the need for trial and error for a physician to find the suitable drug and dosage for a patient. "Classic antidepressants take up to three weeks to have an effect and this new approach could give quicker response times," he added, emphasizing its importance.


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Sing For Water - Radio Update
As it's been broadcast on Friday, you have until early Monday to have a listen to us if you'd like to. You need to forward until 1 hour and 5 minutes through the show. You'll have a quick trip down memory lane with Steppenwolf until we're on at 01:08:30. It's on for just 4 minutes and features Let's Go and Free Yourself. Chris Samuel, our regular choirmaster features in both the interview and singing sections.
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Unfortunately this property cannot be booked online at present. Please contact us using the enquiry form below or call us on 0161 787 8587 for latest availability.
We look forward to speaking with you.
Nicola and Lucy Pearson - Your Bridgewater Team
Villa Castiglion is situated in the midst of peace and greenery in the gentle hills between Castiglion Fiorentino and Cortona, among olive groves and fruit trees, in a splendid panoramic position. The extensive property includes the main villa and the pool. Villa Castiglion has been restored with great care using authentic materials to maintain the original architectural features and converted into comfortable holiday home. The villa is surrounded by a well-kept garden, offering several corners to experience and enjoy colors and flavors of the Tuscan landscape. The pool area (on the hill side) is the ideal spot to relax with loungers and sun parasols or even to catch the colorful Tuscan sunsets.
Villa Castiglion develops over two floors. On the ground floor there is a reception area; a spacious lounge equipped with stereo Hi FI, satellite TV, DVD, Internet Access and "double-face" fireplace and the bright and ample kitchen, which has been provided with all modern comforts. The kitchen leads to the Loggia and its furniture, ideal for dining al fresco.
Two different staircases bring to the first floor comprising of 4 elegant double bedrooms, each with private bathroom. The refined furnishings create an unique atmosphere, making your stay at Castiglion unforgettable and romantic.
Villa Castiglion is in a wonderfully isolated position, ideal for those who want to enjoy a quiet and peaceful holiday yet ideally situated near to the artistic and cultural highlights of Tuscany and Umbria such as Siena, Firenze, Montepilciano, Assisi, Perugia.
Property surface: 300 m2
Sizes: 12 x 6 x 1,20 x 1.90 m
Opening time: 20/04 - 30/09
Unfortunately this property cannot be booked online at present. Please contact us using the enquiry form below or call us on 0161 787 8587 for latest availability.
We look forward to speaking with you.
Nicola and Lucy Pearson - Your Bridgewater Team
1 Jun - 5 Jul 2019
6 Jul - 23 Aug 2019
24 Aug - 20 Sep 2019
21 Sep - 1 Nov 2019
2 Nov - 20 Dec 2019
21 Dec - 31 Dec 2019
All rates are inclusive of power and water consumption, bed and bath linens, final cleaning.
Tourist tax not included, if applied by the Municipality where the facility lies.
Pets allowed
Security deposit: € 500.00 cash payable to key-holder on arrival. The deposit will be fully refunded after inspection on check-out day.


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Dear Residents:
On Tuesday, April 2nd, there will be aldermanic elections as well as school board and the library board. please take time to vote on election day.
Spring Spruce Up: Let's all take a hard look at our property. Could your home, fence, gutters, etc. use some fresh paint? Do your front doors need to be varnished? When was the last time you did some landscaping? Fresh colorful flowers make a real difference to you and anyone who is walking or driving by. Repairs, both small and large, will increase your property value as well as the neighborhood.
Police Department: With the police department only open from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, call 598-2992 for general information. For water main breaks
etc. call 598-2151 after 5:00 P.M., and on weekends and holidays. For any emergency call 911.
Chipper Schedule:
107th to 103rd. West side of 84th Ave. going to east side of 86th Ave or Aspen Drive.
04/08 05/27 07/15 09/02 10/21
107th to 103rd: West side of 81st Avenue going to the east side of 84th Avenue.
04/15 06/03 07/22 09/09 10/28.
Branches must be curbside early Monday, but pickup could occur anytime that week.
Neighbors: Sometimes residents are too proud to request assistance. If you have a neighbor who lives alone, and the weather is extremely hot or cold, please check on them.
Sprinkling: May 15th to September 15th, even numbered addresses can water on even numbered days from 7:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. Odd
numbered addresses can water on odd numbered days during the same time periods.
Lighting: Many residential areas are extremely dark. Please consider sufficient lighting on the exterior of your homes and possibly timers for the inside.
Vehicles: All vehicles parked on residential property must be registered (with current license plates} and operable (no flat tires). No vehicle shall be parked on the grass, gravel, or other improper extensions next to the driveway. All vehicles must be parked on the delineated driveway.
Refuse Containers: Garbage and recycling containers cannot be stored in the front of your property.
Yard Waste: Yard waste pickup resumes the first week in April and goes until the last week in November. No fee yard waste stickers are available at city hall.
Tornadoes: Please be aware of tornado watches and sirens and always take precautions.
Dryer Vents: Be aware that lint buildup can cause fires.
Voting Locations: Precincts 7 and 35 vote at the Community Center (Park Dept.) 8455 W. 103rd Precinct 28 votes at the Green Hills Library located at 10331 Interlochen
Drive. Early voting begins March 18th with locations to be determined.
Addresses: Numbers on any building must be clearly visible from the street and not less than 3 inches in height. "All numbers on buildings shall be situated in a conspicuous place on or near the entrance to the buildings" (Ordinance #917 (12.12.080)
Please remember to vote on April 2, 2019
Thank You!
Pauline A. Stratton Mark Brachman
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Sue's daughter is doing 'brave the shave' for McMillan, as her Granddad has cancer. Feel free to donate or share.
Hello. My name's Lucy. I'm 19 and I live in Oxfordshire. I hope any money I am able to raise will go towards helping people who have been diagnosed with cancer to get support and the care that they need. Therefore, I am braving the shave. One of the reason I am braving the shave is in support of my Granddad. He turned 90 at the beginning of January but has been diagnosed with 2 types of cancer in recent months. He's still going strong and has been able to get the help he needed. If you have any spare change, I hope you will consider donating. If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing and letting others know. Thank you x
Target: £300 | Shave Date: 18/04/19


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Amy and Haley share their thoughts on the cast, the couples and all the craziness of the two-night Bachelor in Paradise Season 2 Premiere.
In this podcast they discuss:
- the arrivals and video packages of the "Bachelor in Paradise" cast
- the women: Jade, Tenley, Carly, Ashley I., Ashley S., Juelia, Jillian, Lauren and Clare
- the men: Jared, Jonathan, Tanner, Mikey, Kirk, Dan, JJ
- the Sister twist of Ashley I and Lauren
- the late arrival of Clare
- the wedding of Marcus and Lacey, last season's success story
- the comical cheesy sitcom opening credits of the show
- Clare talking to a crab
- the quick-forming couples, including: Kirk and Carly, Jade and Tanner, Ashley S. and Dan, Jonathan and Juelia
- Ashley I.'s interest in Jared
- the "Dating Naked"-like dates: off-roading, yoga, and dancing
- Ashley S. going to the hospital
- Mikey's "alpha male"-ness
- Tenley's fears about not getting a rose
- reactions from listeners who watched "After Paradise"
- answering listener questions and much more!
Amy (@RHAPRecapper)
Haley (@hstrong_)


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First Round of Abstract Submission : April, 30 2019 | Welcome Message
2.1 Health Informatics
2.2 Digital Diagnostics
2.3 Healthcare Innovations
2.4 Evidence-based Medicine
2.5 Health Information Technology
3.1 Behavioral Safety
3.2 Occupational Rehabilitation
3.3 Occupational Health and Hazards
3.4 Occupational Industrial Safety and Hygiene
3.5 Occupational Health Medicine
4.1 Anxiety Disorder
4.2 Psychotic Disorder
4.3 Depression and Bipolar Disorder
4.4 Impulse control and Addiction Disorder
4.5 Women's Issues in Mental Health
4.6 self-harm and Suicide Prevention
5.1 Hospice and Palliative Care
5.2 Clinical Palliative Care
5.3 Holistic Palliative Care
5.4 Case Studies in Primary Care
6.1 Heart Failure
6.2 Cardiovascular Engineering
6.3 Clinical Case Reports on Cardiology
6.4 Hypertension
7.1 Outpatient Care
7.2 Emergency and Acute Care Medicine
7.3 Surgical Emergency
7.4 Innovations in Health and Medicine
8.1 Psychiatry and Psychology
8.2 Behavioral Health
8.3 Suicide Prevention
8.4 Geriatric and Pediatric Psychiatry
8.5 Mental Health and its Disorders
8.6 Child Psychiatry and Adolescent Psychiatry
9.1 Patient Safety and Health Policy
9.2 Health Information Technology in Patient Safety
9.3 Safety Enhancing Technology
9.4 Surgical?Care Safety
9.5 Infection Prevention and Control
10.1 Acupuncture
10.2 Ayurveda
10.3 Homeopathy
10.4 Naturopathy
10.5 Oriental Medicine
11.1 Nanotechnology in Healthcare
11.2 NanoMedicine in Drug Delivery Systems
11.3 NanoPharmaceuticals
11.4 Applications of Nanotechnology in Health Care
12.1 Birth Control
12.2 Breast Feeding
12.3 Metastatic Breast Cancer
12.4 Sexually transmitted infections
12.5 Influence of Drugs on Pregnancy
12.6 Menopause and Hormone Therapy
13.1 Sports Medicine
13.2 HIV Transmission and Prevention
13.3 Obesity and Weight Management
13.4 Pain Management
13.5 Adolescent and Young Adults Health
13.6 Non-Communicable Diseases
13.7 Health Economics
14.1 Ethical and Policy Challenges in Digital Health
14.2 Digital Therapeutics and Diagnostics
14.3 Digital Health Technologies
14.4 Diabetes and Digital Health
14.5 Bioinformatics and Digital Health
15.1 Orthopedic Emergencies/ Musculoskeletal
15.2 Pediatric Emergencies
15.3 Emergency Medical Service
15.4 Critical Care Nursing
16.1 Traditional Acupuncture Therapy
16.2 Chiropractic and Alternative Medicine
16.3 Homeopathy in Medical Treatment
16.4 Herbal Medicine: Curing In A Natural Way
17.1 Medical Informatics
17.2 Clinical Care Informatics
17.3 Nursing Informatics
18.1 Reproductive Medicine
18.2 Adolescent Health
18.3 Emergency Contraception
18.5 Female Genital Mutilation
18.6 Sexual Violence
19.1 Electronic Health Records
19.2 Health IT Systems
19.3 Mobile Health or mHealth
19.4 Biomedical and Health Services Research
20.1 Morbidity and Mortality
20.2 Pregnancy Health and Behaviors
20.3 Infant Care
20.4 Preterm Birth
20.5 Depression Among Women
21.1 Geriatric Rehabilitation
21.2 Pediatric Physiotherapy
21.3 Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation
21.4 Stroke Physiotherapy
21.5 Vestibular Rehabilitation
22.1 Family-Centered Care
22.2 Evidence-Based Approaches to Improve Patient care
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Antique furniture, crystal and silver contrast beautifully against a palette of blues and creams, completing the eclectic atmosphere while technology such as flat screen T.V.'s, hairdriers and the availability of WiFi see to the needs of contemporary lifestyle.
Accommodation options are varied with the main house offering five spacious bedrooms, while a self-catering family cottage and another self-contained room present privacy in the garden. All the rooms have gorgeous garden views and most of the bedrooms are equipped with flat screen T.V's. Rooms are serviced daily with fresh linen and towels provided.
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|The downtown area of Seoul is blanketed by fine dust, Sunday. /Yonhap
By Kim Jae-heun
Korea and China will hold a senior-level meeting in December to discuss problems related to fine dust, according to the environment ministry, Sunday.
The first talks of the directors from Seoul's Ministry of Environment and Beijing's Ministry of Ecology and Environment are set to take place here on fine dust ― a class-one carcinogen as designated by the World Health Organization.
Fine dust refers to airborne particles that are smaller than 10 micrometers and have been known to cause various respiratory problems while also affecting the body's immune system.
In spring and late fall, Korea is plagued by heavy fine dust, which is mainly believed to come from China, and contributes to air pollution. The two sides established an environmental cooperation center in Beijing. Currently, seven Koreans from the National Institute of Environmental Research (NIER) as well as the environment ministry are dispatched to the center.
"As the first meeting comes as the fine dust level is on the brink of soaring, representatives from both countries are expected to seriously discuss relevant issues," a ministry official said.
"Fine dust coming from China is likely to be on the agenda during the meeting."
There are six topics that will be discussed during the bilateral meeting and they include joint research on air quality, cooperative research on artificial rain and Seoul-Beijing cooperation on improving air quality.
Korea and China have already begun conducting joint investigations and research on improving air quality in six northern cities in China, including Beijing, since May last year.
The two countries have also signed an 82.7 billion won ($73.1 million) contract on 11 projects to reduced air pollution at steelworks in China, using Korean technology.
Currently, some 45 projects worth 165 billion won are being negotiated between the two governments.
However, some experts are worried China might lower their goals in improving the environment due to the economic effects of the trade war with America.
The two governments will discuss all of this at director-level talks during the meeting.
As the air pollution issue has become a serious social concern, the government announced in August it will limit both the number of vehicles on the road and the operating hours of facilities that generate pollution when the fine dust alert is in effect, starting next year.


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The Bavarian Forest is a veritable Eldorado for all nordic walkers with a hiking trail network
that offers change and nature experience for every claim. New routes are created permanently -
such as in Langdorf where three tracks have been prepared and marked. They are well suited
for this sporting discipline. The signposts "nordic-fitness-trail" show the way, the variants are marked
with the numbers 11, 12, 13.
Trail 11: Start at the town hall of Langdorf/centre. The trail (6 km), a middle level of difficulty (red colour), leads from Langdorf via Klaffermühle on a forest road to Klafferhof (you can stop there for a snack) and then back to the starting point.
Trail 12: 12 km, start at the town hall of Langdorf, high level of difficulty (black). It leads from Langdorf to Schwellweiher on a forest road, then via Brandten (stops are possible) and Nebelberg back to Langdorf.
Trail 13: Start in Brandten at the inn "Zum Brandtner Wirt", end of the village, 5 km, low level (blue).This way is particularly suitable for beginners, few gradients and climbs.
A special service for our guests: Walking sticks can be lent on payment of a small fee at the Tourist Information.
Further information:
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Hauptstraße 8, 94264 Langdorf
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For most organizations, getting and retaining top IT talent is a primary goal. When it comes to attracting talent, some strategies are more effective than others. One of the most foolproof is to make your business a great place to work.
So, what constitutes a desirable IT environment? Today's employees are seeking flexibility, opportunities for advancement, and a team atmosphere that fosters knowledge and communication.
Create a team orientation
A popular workplace mentality at many of today's successful businesses is that "none of us is as good as all of us." This is especially true for millennials, who are often far more comfortable and productive working in teams than flying solo.
There are several ways to foster a team culture in your organization:
- Offer diversity training for both new and established employees
- Recognize and reward team players as frequently as those with individual merit or accomplishments
- Arrange for team-building workshops, seminars, or retreats that help employees learn to work better together
Offer certifications and training
Helping your IT staff build up their skills and abilities isn't just good for your company's productivity as a whole—it's also great for retention. When you make additional training and certifications available to your employees, you're sending the message that you want to invest in them for the long haul.
The potential for advancement within your company is crucial for IT employee retention. If they believe they'll be stuck at the same level—and the same salary—for as long as they work for you, they'll start hunting for greener pastures.
Tell them "why" to do
Today's savvy IT employees are no longer satisfied with simply being handed down tasks from management and expected to complete them by rote. They want to know why they're doing what they are—not out of laziness or an opportunity to refuse work, but because they want to feel like they're making a difference and contributing to the success of the company.
Providing employees with context for their work and business goals enhances the team culture, and helps staff feel they're part of something larger than themselves.
Be flexible
Work options like flexible scheduling and part-time telecommuting are becoming more common in today's workplace. In fact, many employees—who are leading increasingly busy lives outside the office—value flex options over other types of benefits, and would choose a position with flexibility over one with a higher salary and rigid requirements. Offering flex options is a great way to differentiate your firm and attract top talent.
Provide variety
No one wants to do the same thing at work, day after day. You can improve attraction and retention for IT employees by offering different projects throughout the year, providing opportunities to cross-train and experience a variety of work disciplines.
Put these strategies into place for your business, and you'll create a desirable IT environment that enables you to attract the best talent—and keep them happy, engaged, and productive.
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What is MIUI 11
If you do not know about miui 11, then here we will try to get you into a sort word. Custom ROM of the phone of MIUI Xiaomi, which you use in MI's Redmi, any Xiaomi phone, it is inside version. Tell him MIUI
And this year in 2019, Xiaomi is going to make its new miui 11 launch, here we will give you catch information about it.
Now you may have come to know about whether the miui 11 is now known to support these phones in mobile phones.
MIUI 11 Eligible Devices List
Mi Series Eligible Devices List
- Mi 9
- Mi MIX 2
- Mi MIX
- Mi 6X
- Mi 6
- Mi Note 2
- Mi Note 3
- Mi 5X
- Mi 5c
- Mi 5s
- Mi 5s Plus
- Mi Max 2
- Mi Max
- Mi Max 3
- Mi Play
- Mi 8
Redmi Series Eligible Devices List
- Redmi Note 7
- Redmi Note 7 Pro
- Redmi 5 Plus
- Redmi 4
- Redmi 4A
- Redmi 4X
- Redmi 3S/3X
- Redmi Note 5A
- Redmi Note 4
- Redmi Note 4X
- Redmi Note 6
- Redmi Note 6 Pro
- Redmi S2
- Redmi Note 5
- Redmi Note 5 Pro
- Redmi 6
- Redmi 6A
- Redmi 6 Pro
- Redmi 5
- Redmi 5A
MIUI 11 expected New features
- Android Pie integration
- Smoother and better UI
- Lighter and faster processing
- Design upgrade
- New icons
- Night mode
- Mode for foldable smartphones
So, friends, we have given you information about the list of all mobile phones supporting MIUI 11 and if you get all the information here and there are many more questions, then you can ask us at the comment. And if you want to know when it will be launched in India then here we wrote the article MIUI 11 Release Date In India here you can see about it.
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Casey tells him not to get so cocky, since one "mish" does not an agent make. Sarah says it's difficult to earn an asset's trust while knowing you might one day have to burn them. Casey says the trick is to find out the asset's hole in his life and fill it. He says Manoosh is friendless. They watch him enter the store (without a CPU, I might add) on their surveillance camera, and Casey tells Chuck it's showtime. Chuck tells them not to worry: "Piece of cake." When he leaves, Casey looks at Sarah and says, disgusted, "Mish?" Chuck's at the Buy More, with Casey and Sarah back at Castle. Sarah tells Casey Chuck's not ready for an asset, and she's worried. He says her job's to train him, not to worry. Then he tells Chuck where to find Manoosh: with the newest Buy Moron (I'm liking this new nickname). Chuck interrupts Manoosh and Hannah, and sends her away despite both Hannah's and Manoosh's protests. He gets all condescending with Hannah, telling her she'll get her chance to shine as soon as she's ready with a poke on the nose. Then he asks Manoosh what he can do, but Manoosh doesn't want his help since he ruined his chance with the hottie. So Chuck says he detects a Burbankian accent on Manoosh. Sarah and Casey look at each other, all "WTF?" Chuck tells Manoosh his eyes are hypnotic, and Casey tells him to get a room. Manoosh decides he'll get the CPU repair piece he's buying somewhere else, so Chuck tells him just to take it for free; it's on him. He's puzzled, but takes it. Sarah tells Chuck to ease up; he's coming on a little strong. Chuck gives Manoosh his card, and says to call if he needs anything else, or just to talk. Manoosh leaves with no intention of ever using that card. Casey stands corrected: Chuck's not ready. Sarah sing-songs, "Thank you." Opening credits. Does NBC actually think people will watch The Marriage Ref?
Awesome's zoned out on the couch in front of the TV when Ellie drops her keys on the table behind him. He freaks out, and she's all, "Are you okay?" He pretends he was just caught up in a fascinating article on kidney failure. She says he's been jittery and not himself ever since the generalissimo's party. She says he doesn't rock climb or ride bikes, but just lays around. "It's like being married to Morgan." Except, you know, hotter. Awesome says he pulled a hammy and will be back on the bike in no time. She wonders if she can ask him something about Chuck, and Awesome's like, "Yeah, but he's your brother. I can't imagine I'd know anything." She asks if Devon knows if Chuck went to Paris, since she found a claim ticket in his luggage (what was she doing snooping in his luggage, anyway?). Awesome's like, "Yeah, he mentioned it." Ellie wonders why he wouldn't tell her, since he's always wanted to go to Paris. She asks if he got to see the Eiffel Tower, and Awesome's like, "Yeah. No. I don't know. I am late for rounds." She asks what he's hiding, and he says, "What? Like a conspiracy?" Then tries a different tactic: "That I love you? Which I am not hiding. Let's talk about this later. There are kidneys failing as we speak." Yep, still a bad liar.


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Samsung has announced two new warmer shades for the Galaxy S9 and S9+, gifting their brand fans a total of 6 color options.
When Samsung first released the Galaxy S9 in March, there were four color options: Midnight Black, Titanium Gray, Coral Blue, and Lilac Purple. Compared to competitors who generally stick to two or possibly three different shades — generally from the white to black color scales, four colors is generous.
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The more the merrier it seems, Samsung has now announced two new warmer shades for its latest flagship — Sunrise Gold and Burgundy Red.
The tones are new for Galaxy S9, but not for the brand. Last November, the South Korean tech giant offered 'Burgundy Red' to Samsung Galaxy S8 customers, first available in the motherland.
That pattern follows, Samsung's announcement states that the Burgundy Red will be available in Korea and China starting in May, with no information on when or if it will reach other markets. As for the Sunrise Gold edition, that will ship farther afield, reaching select markets including Australia, Chile, Germany, Hong Kong, Korea, Mexico, Russia, Spain, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates and Vietnam in June, with additional market availability coming soon.
Following trends or supporting a cause, many brands have created a special red edition handset at some point or another, often unveiling it weeks or months after the first batch of colors was announced. Some of the recent red smartphones include the Xiaomi Mi A2 and OnePlus 5T. And just last month Apple released an iPhone 8 in Red in support of Global Fund HIV/AIDS, which receives a portion of the proceeds, a partnership that began in 2006 and has raised over $160 million.
In the words of Younghee Lee, CMO and Executive Vice President of Samsung Electronics, Samsung simply wants to offer its brand fans more ways to "express their style and personality through their technology, and color is a big part of that personalization."


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If you've ever woken up from a full night of restful sleep and noticed that your skin looked calm and glowing, you certainly weren't imagining it. Magic happens during sleep. Well, it's not magic per se, it's more like science. During sleep, the body produces growth hormones, which helps repair skin and build body tissue. A good night of sleep helps skin recover from external stresses, improves blood flow, and even boosts collagen production, which helps skin look more plump and full. So try to aim for seven to nine hours of sleep per night on a regular basis.
Without a proper night of sleep, you'll likely notice some negative effects when it comes to your appearance. Dry skin, dark circles, puffy eyes, and a dull complexion can all result from a poor night of sleep. In a 2014 study, researchers linked chronic low-quality sleep with an increase in weaker skin barrier function. Sleep-deprived skin has a harder time defending itself from free radicals and environmental stresses like sun and pollution, all of which contribute to skin deterioration.
The International Rosacea Foundation says that lack of sleep can even be a trigger for rosacea sufferers. When you don't get a full night of rest, whether it be due to stress at work or some other interference, or when your sleep cycle is interrupted during the night, some people may notice an increase in rosacea symptoms like flushing or facial redness.
Body temperature drops during the night, which gives the sympathetic nervous system (you know it as the "fight or flight" response) a break. When resting, your SNS system has a chance to relax. As the body enters a sleeping state and SNS powers off, blood vessels relax which leads to diminished facial redness. More restful sleep gives skin a much-needed break.
It's important to not only get enough sleep but to also enjoy high-quality sleep. That means no tossing and turning, no loud snorers nearby (get earplugs if you need to!), no disruptions during the night, no sleeping after heavy meals or midnight snacks, and no boozing before bed. And most importantly, try to put the cell phone down and turn the TV off well before bedtime! We're all connected to our media and devices, but those couple of hours before bed should be sacred so you can truly wind down.
Before crawling into bed, you should try to slow down your brain waves by creating a relaxing routine. Preparing for bedtime with a routine is a good first step. Meditating, deep breathing, or even taking a warm bath are all great ways to settle your mind and body.
You may also find it relaxing to do a skincare regimen before bed. Treat yourself like you were at the spa. A gentle cleanse, relaxing facial mask, or luxurious skin treatment can help you feel calm and ready to settle in for the evening.
This is also a good time to consider which products you can use to boost the repairing process that happens as you sleep. A restorative night cream coupled with a good night of sleep can work wonders for your complexion. A mega-rich, moisturising cream will help ensure skin stays hydrated all night long. Full, plump, moisturised skin helps fine lines look less obvious, keeping your skin healthier, and more supple in appearance.
It's not always easy to get a consistent, full night of sleep every single night of the week. Life happens. But if you are concerned about your skin, it's important to prioritise quality rest as often as possible.
For more information on how you can care for your skin and product recommendations to match, visit our friends griffin+row.
Find more captivating articles on healthy self-care in Issue 8, Audrey Daybook – A Bookworm's Feast.
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The Doctor of Public Administration is designed to develop scholarly practitioners as leaders committed to improving the quality of life and environmental sustainability of the Southern California region. Students learn to consciously integrate and apply current theoretical, moral, and institutional perspectives that contribute to the disciplined analysis and professional resolution of administrative problems. Students take coursework in clusters offered in a weekend or virtual format and in intensive seminars held on the central campus. They take a prescribed sequence of courses that are instructed and coordinated by a faculty team made up of both full-time department faculty members and practitioner adjunct faculty members.
The mission of the Doctorate of Public Administration program is to develop scholarly practitioners as leaders committed to public service and improving the quality of life and sustainability of the Southern California region.
The University of La Verne's DPA program recruits experienced practitioners who seek innovative ways for public institutions of all types to work together with government to address public problems. They learn to integrate theoretical knowledge, research and the resources of their institutions in analyzing and developing collaborative administrative strategies to address problems facing their organizations, institutions and communities. While emphasizing this systems perspective of integrated learning across institutional and theoretical domains, the program also prepares scholarly practitioners to apply principles of social science research in a rigorous investigation of applied research problems facing their institutions and the field of public administration.
Program Objectives
|Objective 1
|Know current theories of public administration and regularly apply these theories in dealing with administrative problems.
|Objective 2
|Integrate concepts, logics and research across the domains of public administrative theory and creatively apply them to problems at the organization, institution and community levels of analysis.
|Objective 3
|Possess an institutional perspective, know its boundaries and history, and understand how the issues facing the institution generalize across the organizations that make up the institution.
|Objective 4
|Understand how social and environmental problems facing the community are systemic in nature and have the ability to integrate and generalize across institutions in seeking more creative solutions to regional problems.
|Objective 5
|Apply skill in networking, negotiating and collaborative problem-solving processes in seeking solutions to issues facing their organizations, institutions and communities.
|Objective 6
|Stay abreast of new theory and research findings in their field and critically evaluate and apply them in seeking more creative solutions to public concerns.
|Objective 7
|Although generalists, demonstrate expertise in the application of theory and rigorous research methods to the design of a systematic study of an applied research problem facing their institution.
|Objective 8
|Contribute to scholarly discourse in their field through publication, papers, consulting, professional presentations, and leadership roles in professional associations.
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We just announced NVIDIA 3DVision 2 at GeForce LAN 6, but the new displays and wireless glasses aren't quite yet available for public consumption. To hold you over, here's a quick preview of what you can expect from the next generation of hardware optimized for NVIDIA's 3DVision technology.
At first glance, you might not believe these soon-to-be-released 3DVision displays are all that different from the current crop of 3D panels. The new NVIDIA 3DVision 2 Wireless Glasses aren't radically different, either. It's not until you don the larger, more comfortable 3DVision 2 Wireless Glasses in front of a 3DVision 2 display that the new technology really shines (pardon the pun).
The 3D picture is significantly brighter, compared to first-generation 3DVision hardware. Glance down at the keyboard, and you'll notice that the keys are easier to read. The just-announced NVIDIA 3DVision 2 Wireless Glasses also allow more light to reach your eyes and feature a more headphone-friendly design.
The new NVIDIA 3D LightBoost technology built into every 3DVision 2 display essentially boosts panel brightness to overcome the dimming effect of 3D glasses. LightBoost also allows the lenses on your pair of 3D glasses to stay open longer, resulting in brighter ambient lighting (making keyboard easier to read).
In essence, 3DVision 2 hardware delivers a more immersive and comfortable gaming experience. Expect to see these new displays and glasses later this year. If you're interested in learning more about 3DVision 2, visit GeForce.com.


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Government – Wikipedia
System or group of people governing an organized community, often a state
A government is the system or group of people governing an organized community, often a state.[1]
In the case of its broad associative definition, government normally consists of legislature, executive, and judiciary. Government is a means by which organizational policies are enforced, as well as a mechanism for determining policy. Each government has a kind of constitution, a statement of its governing principles and philosophy. Typically the philosophy chosen is some balance between the principle of individual freedom and the idea of absolute state authority (tyranny).
While all types of organizations have governance, the word government is often used more specifically to refer to the approximately 200 independent national governments on Earth, as well as subsidiary organizations.[2]
Historically prevalent forms of government include monarchy, aristocracy, timocracy, oligarchy, democracy, theocracy and tyranny. The main aspect of any


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As a leader, understanding where technology is headed and how to ensure your learning technology strategy stays up to date is a daunting challenge. This track is specifically for managers, directors, and leaders, and will help you run your team effectively and strategically as you prepare for the future. With nearly 20 sessions specifically focused on helping leaders stay ahead of the curve on technology and innovation and prepare their learning functions for the future.


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The Perroy ice rink offers a covered leisure area for children and adults for all ages.
This winter, the covered skating rink in Perroy will host a leisure and sports area for hockey games (56m x 26m, approved to host games up to the 1st league).
The Restaurant offers from Monday to Friday at noon a daily special featuring local and homemade dishes.
Fondues, Chinese fondues, tartars and other dishes also await you
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Every Chimiver product is a set of several factors: from the in-depth study of its function to the
analysis of every aspect that can make it more effective and longer lasting. These are the concepts
that guide the Chimiver research in the choice of components, always among the new
raw materials and accepting the suggestions of users.
Water-based emulsion of waxes, developed for the maintenance of lacquered wooden floors, rubber floors, vinyl floors, linoleum, marble, resins. The product gives to the floor anti-slip properties and very good anti-static characteristics. It nourishes and restores at the same time, leaving a pleasant fragrance of lavender in the ambient.
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I feel for the driver who has to clamber up 13 feet off the ground to tarp a tall load and even do so out in nasty weather. A safe tarping system or station like this should be made an OSHA standard by federal law:
PS - Dry van drivers always have use of a loading dock. Flatbedders should always have use of a safe indoor tarping station as industry standard.
Wow, you really have a bee in your bonnet when it comes to tarping. Do you do a lot of it?
I think your are a little too hung up on this. I've only been flatbedding a year now for a major flatbedding company, so someone like oldschool or someone with a small outfit may have a different take, but here's how my year has gone. I tarp pretty much every day. Know how many times I've been on top of a tall load this year without fall protection? Four times. Pretty much any shipper that has more than two employees and ships tall loads daily, either has a way to tarp without you getting on the load, or has a fall protection system in place. Granted, not all shippers do, but my limited experience has shown that any place doing serious business has a system in place, simply to cover their own butt, so that if a driver falls off a load, they are not held responsible. It's a lot cheaper to string a cable between two poles and put a harness on it, than to pay a lawsuit. For example, that load in my profile pic was my biggest, yet lightest load-I never even touched the tarps on that load till they were ready to be bungeed down, the shipper had one guy who did nothing but spread out tarps, so that drivers stayed off the load, and they were a tiny outfit, too. In fact, you'd probably be surprised at the number of places I got to where a driver is not even allowed on the trailer, much less a load.
Secondly, that machine in the video is not unique or innovative. I'm usually using a tarping machine of some kind twice a week. There are dozens of ways to spread a lumber tarp, and some of them are surprising simple yet effective. It's always fun being surprised by what companies come up with.
Thirdly, nothing says you have to walk around on top of a tall load. Get down on your hands and knees to spread the tarp. Makes things feel a lot safer. I often do it, even when wearing a fall arrest harness. Things like paper rolls to me are scarey to walk around on top of.
Fourthly, tarping is not really the horrible job people make it out to be. Granted, there are days, frozen tarps, muddy tarps, rain, wind. But once you've been doing it a while and have learned the techniques that make life simpler, you can mitigate many of the annoying things about tarping. Learn how to "fold" frozen tarps so they still fit in the box, learn how to fold tarps in the wind, heck, learn how to fold tarps off the rub rail, learn how to spread tarps in the wind, etc. Tarping is not that bad a job, I've done worse. Besides, I get a great feeling of pride driving down the road with a well tarped load-shows that you are a professional.
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Todd, I'm not sure what makes you think you can come into a trucking forum with zero trucking experience and teach us about innovative practices or products for our field. I've already mentioned how your comments are as comical as they are misinformed, but you insist on continuing to try to teach, rather than making an attempt to learn.
There's nothing innovative about the machine in that video. We've been using those things for probably ten years now. There are even much better ones that pick the whole tarp up while completely spread out, and we simply drive under it as it sets it down on our load exactly where we need it to be. In the last five years I may have tarped outdoors, with no safety nets, maybe ten times at most. Almost any place I go either has tarping machines or safety nets, and the work is done indoors. Many of those places won't allow a driver back on their property if he tries to tarp without using the safety equipment.
You are a victim of misinformation, which is extremely common for people trying to research trucking. We get that, it's totally understandable. What we don't get is your insistence on trying to educate us on something you have no practical knowledge or experience with.
Here's an example of an "indoor tarping station" as they're called. You back into this thing with walkways and safety rails on each side. You can't fall off when using this station. What you can't see is the stairwell at the rear, which is where I was standing as I took the picture. No ladders, no bad weather, but many people are still not inclined for this type of work.
People who generally don't enjoy doing physical work with their own hands don't make very good flatbedders. There's still work involved. No one has come up with a way to secure the tarps with a machine. That's still done by hand with a lot of rubber bungees. It's the same situation when we untap. There's work involved. I even untarped recently in the streets of San Diego because the customer had no staging area for the trucks making deliveries.
Fortunately, most of my tarp jobs look like this, and are completed in about five or six minutes.
These "Conestoga" trailers are wonderful.
Here's an example of an "indoor tarping station" as they're called. You back into this thing with walkways and safety rails on each side. You can't fall off when using this station. What you can't see is the stairwell at the rear, which is where I was standing as I took the picture. No ladders, no bad weather, but many people are still not inclined for this type of work.
People who generally don't enjoy doing physical work with their own hands don't make very good flatbedders. There's still work involved. No one has come up with a way to secure the tarps with a machine. That's still done by hand with a lot of rubber bungees. It's the same situation when we untap. There's work involved. I even untarped recently in the streets of San Diego because the customer had no staging area for the trucks making deliveries.
Fortunately, most of my tarp jobs look like this, and are completed in about five or six minutes.
These "Conestoga" trailers are wonderful.
Old School: The only thing that scares me about flatbed work is possible fall from a high place. Using all those finicky bungees would not bother me. I have experience tarping landscaping trailers and pickup trucks using either ropes or turnbuckle straps. I also once worked for a landscaper where he loaded his 1953 Ford tractor onto the back of a landscaping trailer and I had to secure it using chains and lever binders. In the army, I was tasked a couple of times to secure military vehicles on railroad flatcars using chains and binders and the civilian inspector at the railhead was fussy about appearance and tightness. The railroad industry doesn't like sloppily-secured loads either. In the army, I both drove and repaired as a light-wheeled vehicle mechanic, diesel military trucks up to Class 5, 20,000 pounds gross, in weight including semis. I have also driven these vehicles off road and in mud but they had transfers to get drive on the front axles. I was also an army recovery operator who operated a medium-duty, 5-ton class, wrecker truck off road too.
Old School, have you ever hauled heavy equipment off road whereby your tractor had all-wheel-drive capability, a transfer case in other words? In one of my threads you told me about serious traction issues on muddy mountain steep roads whereby you needed assistance from a dozer. No, I have no flatbed experience perse, but I do know what negative effects gravity has on the human anatomy when coupled with solid concrete below. I'm only concerned with fall prevention. The possibility of falling out of a truck cab doesn't bother me, as I have clambered into enough tall army trucks, and jumped off the tailgates of 5-tons, about 4 feet, but standing on top of a roof or a tall trailer load without any fall restraint system would give me vertigo.
If you are so worried about hurting yourself tarping then go dry van or refer.
Stick with van or tanker, then?
Old School: The only thing that scares me about flatbed work is possible fall from a high place.
Okay, we got it. That's why I don't understand your fascination with "Heavy Haul" work. Is it just because the trailer is a 'lowboy?" Have you ever considered why those heavy haul drivers need a lowboy trailer? It is because most of their loads are super tall. That low riding trailer allows many of their loads to fit under bridges that they wouldn't normally clear with a regular flatbed trailer, but still they are oftentimes hauling loads that are too tall so that they have to take circuitous routes and have escorts so that they can avoid the hazards involved. You seem to gloss over all the additional requirements, such as the tediously involved permitting and paperwork involved for each state that a heavy haul driver travels through. Many of the states will only allow them to travel during the daylight hours. They have got to stop at every single weigh station, park and go inside to have their paperwork examined, and if they get off of the route they are assigned by each permitting authority they are in some serious trouble. I once had an over-sized load that routed me through some pig trail like roads in Pennsylvania because they were doing construction on the interstate that had the lanes narrowed too much for the width of my load. That was crazy! I was encountering Amish families out in their buggies on these little narrow two lane roads, fearing that I would wipe them off the face of the earth each time we went by each other.
They don't just haul construction equipment. Some of their loads are tarped. I see them almost daily. I don't know what is under the tarps, but it sometimes looks like a huge plywood crate. I have no idea what is inside. My point is that your fear of climbing, or heights, will come into play as a heavy haul driver. You are going to have to have years of flat-bed experience to do that type of work, so you might as well work on getting over your fear of climbing, while learning the flat-bed business. Fears are not things that can't be dealt with. Brett was afraid of heights at one time, then he became a tree climber in a tree trimming business, and now he is climbing rock and ice cliffs. Fears can be overcome.
I am almost sixty years old, and I climb on loads all the time. Most of them have fall protection, but you are going to occasionally be somewhere that doesn't have it. Andhe78 mentioned paper rolls. Here is a shot of me up on top of some paper rolls that are bound for a sheetrock plant. He's right, they are no walk in the park. By looking closely at this photo you will see a full body harness going around my hips, and under my buttocks. It is hooked to a cable above me on a spool that will grab and stop if I fall. If you are going to do a job, you just have to learn to be able to do what it takes. Otherwise you work in a nice office cubicle and spend your time day-dreaming about the folks who are out here living the dream and overcoming their fears.
You should invest some time and take a look (it will take a while) at this thread from our archives...
Maybe it will give you an appreciation for what we do. I don't know, maybe it will scare you so badly that you'll run for the nearest job in a cubicle. I think you owe it to yourself to get over your fears, and avoid the great and mighty flood of misinformation that is on the internet. I have no way of knowing if you would enjoy this career or not. I can tell you one thing though, If you let your fears dictate your choices in life, then your life will be moderately safe and comfortable, and sadly disappointing.
I have hauled some construction equipment, and some oversized/overweight loads, but these days I am running a dedicated flat-bed account where I am 95% of the time hauling aluminum extrusions for SAPA HYDRO, a world wide company supplying aluminum extrusions to manufacturers all over the world. To answer your question, we don't have a transfer case that will give power to the front wheels. We can lock in an additional rear axle, and yes I have had to do that on plenty of job sites. This would be a typical load for me these days.
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You also mentioned you aren't too interested in dealing with dirty nasty tarps. Well, I'll agree with you that there are days when I get myself covered in "tarp sludge," but it's part of the job. I loved what andhe78 said about his pride in his work. I get that same sense of pride when I have accomplished something worthwhile. I love traveling down the interstate and looking in my mirrors seeing a perfectly executed tarp job behind me, looking flawless as it travels down the road. Flatbedders have a sense of pride in their work that rivals many of the other truck driving jobs. They share more of a sense of camaraderie, and they are generally more willing to help each other with their jobs. They are unique in a sense, but not all of them are that way. One thing to keep in mind about flat-bedding... about fifty percent or more of the time I am pulling a Conestoga trailer. These things eliminate the need for tarping. They have a built in tarp system that rolls on wheels. They're great, and many flat-bed companies are using them to some extent. Here's a shot of my rig with a Conestoga wagon behind it.
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Well, Old School, nicely put.
You mentioned that flatbedders are a special class in the truck-driving world. I've been told that about "submariners" in the navy. A special close-knit fraternity all of its own. I was in an army helicopter unit once. The flyboys had this attitude that "their excrement did not smell bad" to put it politely. But I can respect the work of flatbedders. If you say it's a tough job, not for lazy people, I do believe it.
Besides hauling big, yellow CATs, hauling cows in cattle trucks also seems quite special. I can even handle the smell.
I see no romance in hauling a load of manure, however, but I've always thought those hay trucks looked neat though I could never stand driving close to them with my windows down. Most of the ones I've seen in California have straw blowing everywhere and never a tarp on a hay truck.
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Introduction: Sparklarette-The Cigarette That's Also a Sparkler
Convert an ordinary lung damaging cigarette into smokable firework that is fun for the whole family.
Step 1: Ingredients
1. One sheet of paper with the word "sparklarette" on it
2. One lighter
3. One cigarette
Step 2: Grind Some Sparkler Dust
In this step all you have to do is keep rolling the flint wheel until you gather a nice amount of the "sparkler dust." Do not actually light the lighter. This is the key ingredient in the sparklarette.
Step 3: Make a Nice Line
Fold the paper and make a line of the sparkler dust.
Step 4: Wet That Cigarette Down
Lick your finger and wipe that spit onto your cigarette, the long way. Hard to see the spit in the image but it's there.
Use water if you think using spit is unsanitary...
Step 5: Rub Your Smoke
Rub the wet part of your cigarette in the sparkler dust, get good coverage.
Repeat steps 2-5 untill you get a few good lines around you cigarette, 3 should do just fine.
Your cigarette should look like the one in the picture, not to appealing, but it doesn't change the taste in my opinion.
Step 6: Smoke It
Light up your smoke and enjoy the nicotine while you and friends enjoy the magic show.
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Hahahaha! My friend does this to me in welding class all the time. He grinds a handful of flint onto his hand and throws it onto my work while I'm welding. It makes me so mad when I'm trying to get my lap joints done.
my roommate put a firecracker in one of my cigarettes once... there were about 15 people drunk in my apartment when i lit it outside on the porch. it blew up, i decked my roommate, and the neighbor almost called the cops.
be a great prank to get someone to quit
Hey guys, just to add a comment. Don't ever smoke this, or disguise a cigarette so somebody else does. Sparklers can contain barium nitrate, other oxidizers such as chlorates, perchlorates or nitrates, powdered metals and various firework fillers.
Im not sure if you actually read this instructable, but in the making of the sparklarette there is no use of actual sparklers, but instead ferrocerium. Containing Iron, Cerium, Lanthanum, Neodymium, Praseodymium and Magnesium, Im sure its still toxic.
Whoa, I made a mistake. Apologies, after reading it again you are correct. And yes, that would be toxic..
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u just make prank cigg all u need to do is take out the white thing in party poppers and stick it in a cig
Anyone who can smoke THAT thing until it goes off, probably won't notice it when it DOES go off - it's a lot of paper and not much powder. But if you take the popper apart, there's a bit of string coated with dark grey or black powder. When you pull the string, the folded part rubs on itself, and the friction sets it off. Snip that little piece of string out, and put IT in a ciggie - they'll think it's a fuse for a firecracker that never actually goes off.
omg!!! your are the best this is such a good idea i love smoking and i love Sparklers but i cant show my friends they don't like me smoking =( but this is still really good 10/10
I suppose we also should try to snort that right? ;) Great instructable.
You could also turn the cigarette 90 degrees and make rings around it so randomly as you smoke it a burst of sparks goes off.
or (carefully) make a small hole in the side of a .22 rimfire
LMAO we used to do this when we were young and stupid enough to smoke...like, 15 years go. Thanks for the memories!!!
I noticed that the cigarette tastes or feels notably drier when smoking but fun game, it also burns the paper faster as I only put a line of flint down the side the first time and it burnt a dent slightly ahead of the rest. @ Cbrown try using a little bit of magnesium ribbon in a cigarette for a prank, note put it at the top just out of sight under tobacco, it's was safer that way (it might fail but there's the chance of burning and/or blinding them at really close range.).
Wat do U mean fun for the whole family? Kids can't smoke this!
its just as fun to watch as it is to smoke. i do not encourage anyone to smoke, especially anyone under 18
i'm not speaking from known fact here...BUT...i think normal lighter flints might be a magnesium blend? maybe this magical "mischmetal" which i think is cerium and iron? i don't think any of these is horribly detrimental to your health in small quantities...plus the stuff being on the outside of the cigarette probably makes it safer
misch metal is a blend of rare earth metals most notably neodium (i think misch metal is well cool and i superglued some to my biking boots so when i ride my moterbike i can put down my heals and sparks shower evryware!!) btw, i am an amature pyrotechnition and KNOW that the standard compositions used in sparklers do not use rare earth metal elements they usualy use either magnesium powder or aluminium powder for bright afects (iron powder for duller deeper efects).
sory dude i replied without reading full instructable, yea its mischmetal making the sparks, but sparkler mix would work 2


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I would pay good money for a holiday like this. I am so tired...
Monday again. Next week is Cartoon Forum week. When I have to go somewhere or do something, I go through some very predictable stages every time and, right now, I'm at the stage where I'd really rather not go anywhere and would far rather be at home. I spent so many years digging this rut I'm in that it seems a shame to leave it, even temporarily. And going somewhere, especially where airports are involved, seems so much like hard work.
It's going to be a busy week at work preparing for this trip, which is always difficult when it's something you don't care a damn about.
This week, there is a piece of news I'm waiting for on a project that could make or break it. That, I care about. I also care about getting a little pitch document ready which I'm going to keep with me at the Forum in case I get talking to anyone interesting, broadcasters or whoever.
I had a dream last night that I had made a My Medicated Cartoon Life graphic novel based on me getting a show off the ground. It was funny but had waaaay too many pages. It would have taken me something like 5 years to actually make in reality. Oh and the fact that I could sum up my life in a small leaflet would probably mean it would be full of padding. Padding isn't good.
Oh, I was informed in the comments that my blog is being reposted on another blog (and, sure enough, it is), so if you're not reading this at www.mymedicatedcartoonlife.com or mymedicatedlife.blogspot.com/ then why not pop over to one of those and read it at the source?
Hope everyone has a good week. Or at least survives the week. Oh, and a huge congrats to Jeaux Janovsky who is having his Box Assassin Hitman published in Giant Robot magazine. There is something about Jeaux's work I adore and this is great news so pop over to his blog and send him a congratulations.
Monday, September 8, 2008
There must be some kind of way out of here
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- Jeaux Janovsky said...
"Said the Joker to the thief":
Thank you so much for the shout out bitter. I'd like to mail you the Original Box Assassin Hitman Mini-Comic in the mail. Hit me up at jeauxj(at)gmail(dot)com with an addy my friend.
Thank you for the kind words and encouragement, along with a comment on my blaaargh.
It means more to me than you'll ever know.
yr cartoon pal,
- September 8, 2008 at 4:52 PM
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