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An incredible photographer. I just ran into her page and I simply have to share it lol (:
Kalle Gustafsson
God knows I love this.
yeup yeaup .
I Love the Hilfigers
Finally! a break <3
And not just any break, this is winter break!! meaning christmas and family and enough time to blog ;)
let me just tell you whats been going on by list. . . that way you can pick which ones you want to read:
-wow, where to start? haha
-my other half gave me a lovely beige knitted sweater that i absolutely adore!
-I was a part of the music academy's music concert on thursday. Singing in women's chorus and concert choir. It wasn't the best experience this year but every experience is worth something;)
-My government teacher gave us a do-or-die project for our grades. It was TERRIBLEEEE this project had me up almost every night because i couldn't do it through out the day and I had (notice the word 'had') SOO many other things to do in my life!!
but everything went well with it. She gave me appearance/presentation credit although i didn't present.
-Dance is becoming such a big deal to me. I want to reach my potential, knowing that i never will. . . because in case you did not know, dance is an art form that can't be perfected. there will always be more for you to learn and achieve.
-I'm guessing the same goes for singers. . . you can never be perfect with the art form.
-as for fashion, I believe is a visual art, thus you can choose however large or small you want things to be. minimalism can be just as beautiful as anything else.
-I'm feeling dreadful nervous on choosing the right college. what will i do with my life? :o
-fashion club is feeling 'ehhhh' right now and its mainly my fault for not being able to put the time into it, nor the energy. But once we get back from break, things will get running. We're in the process of making a site on tumblr for you all to follow, the link will be posted as soon as the site is complete.-Yesterday, last day of school, my senior class had a delicious potluck during eighth period. It felt weird, VAPA isn't as connected as it used to be. Now it seems like we are all just different artistic people. hmmm .-afterschool that day, many of our music academy friends went down to pershing square where they have an ice rink available for the public :)
that was fun.
-I'm officially with an 18 year old ;) haha, he's so proud that he's older than me.
-and now, today, it is a wonderful day. no stress. well sort of..haha
pictures to come! <3
xx erica
Rolling Stones
I'm selling this shirt for $18. Why am I selling it? it's kind of a long story but it's the first item into my shop.
Got my hat at H&M, and just to say that I've been feeling really hat frenzied but i don't have the money to be buying more hats.
The bag you see there with the velvety florals I made myself in costume class and I'm very proud of it. haha, i promised to make my friend one but I haven't found fabric like the one i used. i think someone used already :(
but i will make it for her eventually because i said i would!
-black floppy hat (H&M)
-rolling stones tee
-jean shorts
-messenger bag
Dear Indiana,
I know I haven't posted.
but i will post once i get my life on track ;)
& i have SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MANY stories to tell you.
mm,might as well tell you about today:
I went to the "show off intensive" audition, not knowing what to expect other than the fact that the girls in charge are hip hop pros. and it'd be like a free intensive class. I have no idea what will happen if i make it (i'll be contacted today or tommorow night), but i did really good considering hip hop is NOT my forte' :)
afterwards they wanted to see our freestyle if we wanted to show them, and of course....i will not say no to improv.
it felt great. :)
-thank you Richard for free-styling with me!!
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A constantly active high school senior from the heart of Los Angeles. Lovin' the arts and reading the blogs is what I do. & I could say more......but you could also follow? Look up there under the tabs^^^
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Town hall bosses proved they were not scrooges this Christmas by spending more than £180,000 on festive lights and decorations.
Wakefield was among Yorkshire councils which collectively forked out almost £1.7m on lights and switch-on events during 2017, according to figures released under freedom of information rules.
The council's bill of £182,828 this year was slightly down on the £184,925 spent in 2016.
Figures show the cost to Wakefield Council was supplemented by £20,000 Towards new LED lights for Castleford by local company Really Useful Products.
Last year, sweets company Haribo invested £40,000 in new lights in Pontefract, where it is based.
Corporate Director for regeneration and economic growth at Wakefield Council, Andy Wallhead, said: "This approach has worked well and next year and we hope to work with a partner to support new lights in Wakefield city centre."
The highest spend on lights and decorations was in Yorkshire's biggest city, Leeds, which spent £573,441, a six per cent reduction from 2016, when it spent £609,076.
The city's lights switch-on cost £76,134.


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California Insurance Regulations PanelPDF Association of California Insurance Companies' (ACIC) General Counsel Seminar
Las Vegas, NV
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Bill Gausewitz spoke at the Association of California Insurance Companies' 21st Annual General Counsel Seminar on July 22, 2010.
Bill participated in the panel, "California Insurance Regulations," with Shawna Ackerman from Pinnacle Actuarial Resources, Inc. and Rex Frazier, President of the Personal Insurance Federation of America.
The panel took place on July 22, 2010 from 9:30AM - 10:15AM at the Encore in Las Vegas. The 21st Annual General Counsel Seminar ran from July 21, 2010 - July 23, 2010.


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WebSHArk 1.0: A Benchmark Collection for Malicious Web Shell Detection
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Web shells are programs that are written for a specific purpose in Web scripting languages, such as PHP, ASP, ASP.NET, JSP, PERL-CGI, etc. Web shells provide a means to communicate with the server's operating system via the interpreter of the web scripting languages. Hence, web shells can execute OS specific commands over HTTP. Usually, web attacks by malicious users are made by uploading one of these web shells to compromise the target web servers. Though there have been several approaches to detect such malicious web shells, no standard dataset has been built to compare various web shell detection techniques. In this paper, we present a collection of web shell files, WebSHArk 1.0, as a standard dataset for current and future studies in malicious web shell detection. To provide baseline results for future studies and for the improvement of current tools, we also present some benchmark results by scanning the WebSHArk dataset directory with three web shell scanning tools that are publicly available on the Internet. The WebSHArk 1.0 dataset is only available upon request via email to one of the authors, due to security and legal issues.
1. Introduction
As of January 2014, there was more than 861 million websites [1] operated every day for both personal and professional use. Being so common, these websites have high chances of becoming targets of web attacks by malicious hackers. Out of web attacks, uploading web shells to the target websites is the most widespread means of compromising and exploiting the victim server. There has been a report that one or more malicious web shells are found in 91% of hacked websites in South Korea [2].
Malicious web shells are small programs or scripts that can be opened from a web browser to provide a web-based interface to run OS specific system commands. These run purely over the WWW via HTTP protocol. Usually, web shells provide a quick GUI interface to do one or more of the following common tasks: 1) executing OS shell commands, 2) traversing across directories, 3) viewing files, 4) editing files, 5) downloading files, 6) deleting files, 7) uploading files, 8) executing DB SQL queries and commands, 9) bypassing mod_security, 10) sending spam mails, 11) running IRC bots, and 12) opening reverse connections to the attacker [3–5]. A malicious attacker may use one of these web shells in targeting website's vulnerabilities, such as arbitrary file upload and remote/local file inclusion. If a web server suffers from any type of these vulnerabilities, the attacker would then upload or include a web shell, open it from the web browser with the correct path, and get the interface to run an arbitrary command on the target system (see Fig. 1).
There are plenty of web shell examples in multiple languages, such as PHP, ASP, ASP.NET, and Java (JSP). Basically, there is no essential difference between malicious web shells and normal web application scripts. Therefore, it is difficult to detect the malicious activities of uploaded web shells using tools, such as antivirus software and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS). To mitigate this situation there have been many attempts to build web shell detection tools, such as PHP WebShell Detector [6], NeoPI [3], and Web Security Framework (WSF) [7]. Linux Malware Detect (LMD), which is a well-known malware scanner for Linux operating systems, also contains web shell detection and cleaning functions [8].
Most of the web shell detectors are signature- or pattern-based tools. Since traditional web shells are simple and easy to detect, signature-based web shell detectors have performed well in drawing out conventional web shell files. However, as various encryption and obfuscation techniques are applied to bypass antivirus (AV) software and IDSs, it is getting more difficult for these signature-based tools to detect web shells correctly. Some web shells have implemented mechanisms, such as compression and encryption techniques, which are specifically aimed at avoiding detection. This is especially effective at thwarting signature-based detection systems or keyword-search tools. In addition, finding such malicious files on enterprise web servers that contain tens of thousands of pages can be extremely difficult due to the sheer volume of data.
Since web shells have no essential difference with normal web applications and thus are difficult to detect with AVs and IDSs, several tools that are specialized to detect malicious web shells have been developed [3,6–8]. Surprisingly, no web shell dataset for evaluating web shell detection approaches has been built yet, as far as we know. Standard datasets, which are sometimes called test collections, will enable researchers and developers to test their ideas. Also, standard datasets also can allow researchers to objectively compare their results with published studies. For example, to compare their ideas with other approaches in the IDSs, most IDS researchers have used the KDD datasets that were compiled in 1998 and 1999 [9–11]. In this paper we introduce the WebSHArk test collection, which is abbreviated from "Web SHell Arkive". This test collection is a set of web shells written in various languages, such as PHP, ASP, ASPX, JAVA, and CFM. We hope that this dataset can be used as a standard dataset to improve their own web shell detection approaches, and to be able to compare their own with published data and other tools' performance.
The remainder of this paper is organized as follows: in the next section, related work about the detection and collection of web shells is briefly presented. We describe the WebSHArk 1.0 collection in Section 3. In Sections 4 and 5, we present our benchmark method and the results of publicly available web shell detection tools applied to our WebSHArk 1.0 collection. Finally, we conclude with the discussion and propose some future works in Section 6.
2. Related Work
As mentioned briefly in the introduction, there has been several attempts to develop web shell scanning tools that are mainly based on signature-based detection [3,6–8]. Emposha [6] reports that the PHP Shell Detector (PSD) used 141 web shells to build its signature database. Behrens and Hagen [3] note 90 web shells in their document describing the design policy of the NeoPI webshell scanner. R-fx Networks [8] reports that LMD 1.4.0 has a total of 7,241 signatures without notice of the portion of web shell patterns. Most of the AV software can also detect various kinds of web shell files. However, they do not publicly share their web shell collection or detection features due to the collection's and features' confidential or proprietary nature and also because of some security reasons.
We surmise that most of the existing web shell detection tools also use their own web shell collections but they do not share them publicly, which means it is not possible to compare their performance with that of other tools. There is a web shell collection that can be accessed via HTTP [12], but it is arbitrarily collected and hence, it is not organized as a standard web shell dataset.
In spite of the seriousness of web shells in Internet security, it is surprising that there is no systematic approach for building a standard web shell dataset. We hope that our work presented in this paper can be used as a standard dataset and help to compare the performance of web shell detection against
3. WebSHArk Collection Version 1.0
WebSHArk 1.0 is a collection of web shells written in server-side programming languages, such as PHP, ASP, ASP.NET, Java/JSP, CFM, PERL, etc. These were collected from various sources, including an unsorted web shell archive [12], a collection of web shells and RFIs [13], and other various web resources. Also, we included some web shells that we found during our own penetration tests for finding vulnerabilities in web applications. If a newly arrived web shell file has an identical MD5 hash value with an existing file in the collection, it was considered to be a duplicated file and discarded. We also added about 13,000 non-web shell files to the dataset. As such, the WebSHArk 1.0 dataset consists of a total 809 web shells (true positives) and 13,001 normal web files (true negatives), resulting in totally 13,810 files in 2,507 directories (shown in Table 1). For each web shell file, we tried, whenever it was possible, to provide a description file with a .dsc extension, which describes the date and/or sources of the web shell.
With true web shell files (true positives) only, we can measure recall but not precision. Precision is defined as (true positives retrieved)/(true positives retrieved + false positives retrieved). But in the real field, precision can also be a matter of efficiency. Thus, we added nine open-source content management systems (CMSs) written in script languages, such as PHP, ASP, ASP.NET and JAVA. We selected these languages to reflect the real usage of server-side programming languages for websites in the year 2014 (PHP 81.7%, ASP.NET/ASP 18.0%, Java 2.7% [14]). The sources of CMS added as true negatives are 1) ASP Nuke 0.80 [15], 2) Umbraco CMS 7.0.2 [16], 3) ASP VBScript CMS 0.4 [17], 4) Instant Content Management: ICM 1.1 [18], 5) Joomla! CMS 3.2.1 [19], 6) Magnolia CMS 5.2.1 [20], 7) MySQL ASP Web Content Management 1.1 [21], 8) openEngine CMS 1.9.1 [22], and 9) WordPress 3.8 [23]. These true negative files were added to mimic the real world web environment and to evaluate the scanning speed of web shell detection tools.
The WebSHArk 1.0 dataset is distributed as a gzipped tar archive file, WebSHArk-1.0.tar.gz, of which size is 172 MB. It is only available upon request to the authors due to security reasons and legal issues in Republic of Korea. Please send an e-mail to one of the authors to obtain the dataset.
4. Benchmark Method
An important part of the value of a test collection or standard dataset is the availability of published benchmark results. Good benchmark results serve to ensure that apparently superior new approaches are not being compared to artificially low baselines. To provide such baselines, and to evaluate the current status of existing web shell detection techniques, we ran three web shell detection tools against the WebSHArk 1.0 dataset. We used LMD 1.4.2 [8], PSD 1.65 [6], and Web Shell Scanner (WSS) v0.4 [7] to provide benchmark results. These tools categorize each file as malicious, suspicious, or normal. 'Malicious' means that the file is a well-known web shell. 'Suspicious' means that the file is unknown, but it is potent to be a web shell. We present the sum of malicious and suspicious files as the web shell detection result.
Web shell detection can be regarded as a binary classification since it is a task of identifying whether or not a file is a web shell. In the statistical analysis of the binary classification, the F1 score is one of the most widely used measures of a test's accuracy. To measure the effectiveness of the three web shell detectors, we used the F1 score [24], which corresponds to the harmonic mean of precision and recall, as shown below:
where Pt is the number of files that a tool correctly identifies as web shells (true positives), Pf is the number of files that the tool incorrectly identifies as web shells, Nf is the number of true web shell files that the tool cannot identify as web shells (false negatives), P is the precision, i.e., Pt/(Pt+Pf), and R is the recall rate, i.e., Pt/(Pt+Nf).
The severity of any web shell is that it is very hazardous to the victim sites. The existence of even a very simple web shell can lead to a catastrophic result on the web server and even on the local area network that hosts the victim server. Thus, recall is more important than precision. This means that the more true positive web shells are identified, the better the web shell detection tool performed. However, in the real web service environment, tens of thousands of web service files exist and a shell scanner with a signature-based detection algorithm may sometimes detect too many false positives during incident handling process for identifying the web shell attacks. As such, precision also plays an important part in measuring the effectiveness of a web shell detection tool with regard to practical aspects, since false negative detection results can lead to misunderstanding of the web attacks and failing to remove true web shells. To weigh precision against recall, we also used the more general formula of F1 in the results (Table 2). The general form of Eq. (1) can be denoted as an Fβ measure where β is a positive real number. Fβis shown in Eq. (2):
In addition to the F1 score, two other commonly used Fβ measures are the F2 measure, which weights recall higher than precision, and the F0.5 measure, which puts more emphasis on precision than recall. During our analysis of the results, we found that plotting Fβ values against β is helpful in understanding the behavior of the scanners in some cases. In light of this, we will present the plotted results of effectiveness measures in the form of F0.5, F1.0, F1.5 and F2.0 as baselines for future studies.
5. Benchmark Results
We scanned the WebSHArk directory with LMD 1.4.2, PSD 1.65, and WSS 0.4 to detect web shell files. The benchmark results for the three web shell detectors are shown in Table 2 and Fig. 2. From true positive (TP), false positive (FP), and false negative (FN), precision and recall can be calculated. Four levels of Fβ values that were computed from precision and recall are also presented in Table 2. They are denoted as F0.5, F1.0, F1.5, and F2.0. PSD and WSS present the scanned results in the two detection levels of malicious and suspicious. The files detected as being malicious are usually well-known web shells. Files containing functions that can do system calls, such as eval(), system(), exec(), passthru(), and shell_exec(), are detected as being suspicious (i.e., potent web shells). In analyzing the results of PSD and WSS, we regarded both malicious and suspicious results as being positives. As shown in Table 2, LMD only detects known web shells.
LMD outperforms the other two scanners in precision. If a web shell is detected by LMD, it is guaranteed that the file is really a web shell, as shown in the result of precision=1.0 for LMD. WSS outperforms in the recall. As mentioned above, recall is more important than precision since a potent web shell can lead to a catastrophic result for the victim web server. However, during scanning with WSS and PSD, painstaking macrography may be required in some cases because these two tools detect too many false positives.
In Fig. 2, the results are plotted in regard to Fβ measures for the three web shell scanners applied to the WebSHArk 1.0 dataset. While the Fβ values of PSD and WSS have a steady tendency for varying β = 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0, LMD shows a reversely proportional pattern in β-vs-Fβ plot. LMD has 100% of precision, but it also has a poor recall of 34.9%, which results in huge biases in β–vs–Fβ plotting. This means that LMD needs to be improved in the respect of recall measure. Compared with LMD, PSD and WSS showed relatively high recall but poor precision rates of 51.1% and 64.7%, respectively. Poor precision means a labor-intensive examination of suspicious (i.e., potential) web shells. PSD and WSS should further improve their precision measure.
As seen in Fig. 2, if there is big bias in precision and recall and/or if one wants to weigh precision against recall, we recommend that β–vs–Fβ plotting is a superior measure to the F1 measure. Otherwise, the F1 measure may be acceptable as a general purpose measure in web shell detection.
We also considered the speed of web shell scanning. All of the tests were carried out on a Linux PC with Intel i7-3770 3.4 GHz CPU, 16 GB RAM, and a 256-GB SSD hard drive while the machine was under light load. To scan the whole WebSHArk 1.0 directory, LMD took 11 minutes 40.5 seconds, which corresponds to the scanning speed=19.7 files/sec. PSD took 1 minute 4.3 seconds, scanning 214.8 files/sec; and WSS took 6.4 seconds, scanning 2,147.8 files/sec. Regarding enterprise level websites with more than hundreds of thousands of files, LMD may suffer from low scanning speeds, while WSS can scan the website very quickly.
6. Conclusions and Discussion
In many research and engineering fields, standard benchmarking datasets exist and they are used to objectively compare various approaches on the same research subject. To accomplish this goal in the web shell detection field, we built the WebSHArk 1.0 dataset, which contains 809 malicious web shell files and an additional 13,001 normal files. We also tested three publicly available web shell detection tools against the dataset and presented the results as baselines for future studies. From the results in Table 2, we suggest that LMD should collect more web shells and signatures not to miss real web shells. On the other hand, since PSD and WSS have too many false positive results, they should improve the detection patterns more accurately not to misidentify normal files as web shells.
The results with the F1.0 value between 0.490 and 0.663 was far less than as we expected. This is mainly due to obfuscated web shells being determined to be false negatives. Let's take a look at the following PHP file without any obfuscation techniques applied (this file can be found at PHP/simple-webshell-request-cmd.php in the WebSHArk dataset):

<? @system($_REQUEST["cmd"]); ?>

This shell is straightforward and web shell scanners can catch the system() function from the web shell file. If it is uploaded to a victim website as simple-cmd.php, an attacker can execute an OS command by accessing a fabricated URL like http://www.victom.com/upload/simple-cmd.php?cmd=cat+/etc/passwd. In our results, both PSD and WSS judged the file as a suspicious web shell.
Let's take a look at another PHP code with simple obfuscation applied (this string is found at PHP/simple-request-cmd-obf.php):

<? $xx = 's'.'y'.'s'.'t'.'e'.'m'; @$xx($_REQUEST["mycm"]); ?>

Though this PHP shell is almost identical to simple-webshell-request-cmd.php, all three of the scanners did not draw out this file as a malicious web shell. The detection of system calls in a runtime environment may help overcome this situation. Using a kind of pre-compiler to generate a normal PHP code can also mitigate this case. The detection of obfuscated web shells is expected to be a major obstacle in web shell detection. To overcome the weakness of signature-based scanners in detecting encrypted and/or obfuscated web shells, we need algorithms other than pattern-matching ones to detect these web shells. NeoPI showed that features other than a web shell signature could partially help in detecting pesky shells with encryption and obfuscation. Examples of such features include the longest string, entropy, and index of coincidence [3]. However, since NeoPI is still in the seed phase it has a weakness in its being practically applied in the real world. Future studies are needed to adopt one or more of these algorithms, in order to improve the web shell detection effectiveness.
Web shells can be defined as an undocumented way to gain console access to a computer system through a dynamic server side webpage [3]. Most of the undocumented ways are deliberately created by malicious attackers. However, sometimes they can come from the unwanted results of a goodwill programmer's mistakes in server-side programming in which they did not follow the secure coding guidelines. Undocumented ways can also be called "web vulnerabilities". Webshell scanners with delicate design may be able to detect such unintentional vulnerabilities since they scan the intentional vulnerabilities of web shell files. We expect that further studies can take web shell detection tools to the level of vulnerability scanner/analyzer software for server-side scripting languages.
So far, we have described the WebSHArk 1.0 dataset, which is the first standard web shell collection. We have also explained how the benchmark results of three publicly available web shell detection tools can be used as the baseline performance for future studies. We hope that our web shell dataset can contribute to the improvement of web shell scanning techniques and thereby, more secure Internet life
The authors gratefully acknowledge the Ministry of Science, ICT, and Future Planning (MSIP), Republic of Korea for their partial support of this research.
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Jinsuk Kim
He received the B.S. and M.S. degrees in Life Science from KAIST in 1993 and 1995, respectively. He also received the M.S. degree in Computer Science from KAIST in 2002. During 1995–2012 he worked for KISTI and Search Solutions Inc. to develop information retrieval systems. Since 2013 he works as a vulnerability analyst in KISTI. His research interests include Web vulnerability analysis and information retrieval.
Dong-Hoon Yoo
He received the M.S. degree in Computer Science from Chonnam National University in 2010. And now he is undertaking a doctorate course as a member of Information Security Lab at Chonnam University. During 2001–2012 he worked for InetCop Inc. in the field of smartphone security. Since 2013 he works as a vulnerability analyst in KISTI. His research interests include Android vulnerability analysis and malware detection in mobile devices.
Heejin Jang
She received the B.S. and M.S. degrees in Computer Science from POSTECH in 2001 and 2003, respectively. During 2003–2011 she worked for Samsung Electronics Inc. and National Security Research Institute as a network software developer and network security researcher. Since 2012 she works as a network security and vulnerability analyst in KISTI. Her research interests include Web vulnerability analysis and network security.
Kimoon Jeong
He received the B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Science from Chonnam National University in 1999, 2001, and 2009, respectively. During 2001–2005 he worked for KISA and NIS as a security researcher. Since 2005 he works as network security and vulnerability analyst in KISTI. His research interests include system vulnerability analysis, computer emergency response and malware detection in mobile devices.


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Jay is going to be demonstrating Navajo Horse Cinch Weaving at LANA! Over the weekend we will be able to see the whole process… from warping to weaving to finishing!
You can read more about Jay's demo below or head on over to our website to check out all the demonstrators (we have added more!).
with Jay Begay
Jay will warp and set-up a 32″ horse cinch for weaving using a small frame. He will start from warping, into the actual weaving of the cinch and how to insert small D-rings and complete the cinch. And when time permits, rope braiding using wool.


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18″ doll school supplies & drawstring bag.
- Includes authentically painted wooden Math book, History book, English book, pencil, apple (for the teacher) and a chalkboard. You and your 18″ doll can play school for hours!
- Books measure 2″ W x 3″ H. Chalk board measures 3″ H x 4.25″ W. Pencil measures 2″ L. Scaled perfectly for 18″ dolls.
- Adorably packaged in a pink fabric draw string bag for safe storage.


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14 Jan Top 10 Exercise Mistakes
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It's a new year and many people are buying gym memberships to get in shape and make positive changes in 2015. Before you jump into your new workout, let me tell you 10 common mistakes people make when it comes to exercise.
- Skipping the weights | The more muscle you have in your body, the faster you can burn fat. So why would you want to avoid the weight room? Running on a treadmill seems less intimidating that those big weights, but adding resistance training to your routine will increase your metabolic rate… which is a good thing!
- Lifting too much too soon | Lifting heavier weights than you are ready for can lead to serious injuries. Ease into the heavier weights. A good rule of thumb is that the last two reps of your set should be challenging, not the entire set. You need to be able to do all reps with perfect form. If your form breaks, you are lifting too much. Even if you think your shoulders can press that much weight above your head, can your back handle it? Be smart, be safe.
- Learning by copying other exercisers | If you aren't sure how a machine works or the proper form for an exercise, ask a certified personal trainer. If you are afraid to do that – watch a DVD produced by qualified fitness professionals and watch yourself in a mirror to make sure you look the same as they do. Don't just pick out some man at the gym to mimic because he could very easily be doing the exercise wrong himself. It's important for your safety to know what you are doing is being done with correct form.
- "I exercised so I can eat this" | You can't out-exercise a bad diet. It's that simple. Yes working out means you can eat a little bit more, but it doesn't mean you can eat like crap. Abs are made in the gym but seen in the kitchen.
- Believing crunches will give you a 6-pack | Crunches are simply not very effective. To get a toned stomach you need to burn the fat off with cardio (steady state, HIIT, plyometrics) and core training. Core training means training your rectus abdominis, obliques, transverse abdominis, and lower back. If you want to spend hours doing a core exercise, choose to do a plank because that will engage more muscles in the core.
- Spending hours at the gym | The longer you workout, there will come a time where your body just can't give it's all anymore. There is no point working out if you're just going through the motions. Give it your all for a shorter amount of time, and you'll find that your results are actually better.
- Expecting immediate results | Real results don't happen overnight. Give it time. If you want real progress that you can maintain, it's actually better to have slow and consistent progress.
- Skimping on a warm-up | For an effective warm-up, focus on the muscles you will be using during your workout. If you are going to be doing lunges and squats during your workout, do those exercises without weight first to warm up that range of motion. Skipping a warm-up is like taking a test you didn't study for – you might finish unscarred or you could fail badly. Don't risk an injury… get a thorough warm-up in.
- Never switching up your routine | Your body gets used to exercises. And you never want to start feeling so comfortable with an exercise routine that you don't even have to try anymore. Your body will start to plateau if you let yourself get to that point. So, continuously switch up your workouts to constantly keep your body challenged.
- Focusing too much on calorie burn | Yes, if your goal is weight loss, calorie burn is important. But work hard, get your heart rate up – that's when results happen. If you obsess over the calories you will go crazy. Give it your all and don't worry so much!


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During the cold days, my first urge is to wear something warm and cozy, covering me from head to toe. In an effort to do so, I try not to to resort to jeans and pants ALL the time.
Happ Monday Kuties!!
Have you heard?!?!?!? Yours truly is in the new December issue of InStyle Magazine *Squeals * Happy Dancing** I'm super excited.
I have been trying to hold off on pulling out my tights for as long as possible but it only took one chilly night and bare legs to make me concede to knits and cozy coverings like these leather leggings.
I have been holding on to this dress for a some time now, waiting for the right moment wear it out and about. Said moment has yet to arrive but I couldn't let the year past without pulling it out the kloset.
No need to winterize this maxi… the sun was blazing on this October day in NYC, making it feel more like mid summer than early Fall. This dress was great for the stroke of heat and the perfect kick off to a 3 day weekend.
Whelp, I guess you can say it's a wrap, fall is officially here calling for more layers and less skin- the perfect time to pull out my stash of wrap dresses.
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The Dr. Pat Show: Talk Radio to Thrive By!: The Abundance Project: 40 Days To More Wealth, Health, Love, And Happiness with Derek Rydall
02/14/2018 10:00 am PDT
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Rydall offers awakened abundance truths in simple terms, showing how to overcome old beliefs that have created barriers. He shows how to reframe our thoughts, so we can transform our lives, including reaping abundance by practicing the Seven Abundance Activators. These transformative concepts will allow us to unlock our own "inner storehouse of riches."
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World leaders search for Somalia solutions
Feb. 23 - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and British Prime Minister David Cameron are among the world leaders attending a conference in London discussing solutions to the ongoing turmoil in Somalia. Simon Hanna reports.
World leaders gather in London to attend a conference on ending two decades of turmoil in Somalia. British Prime Minister David Cameron, who chaired the meeting, insisted the international community had a responsibility to act. (SOUNDBITE) (English) BRITISH PRIME MINISTER DAVID CAMERON: "In a country where there is so little hope, where there is chaos and violence and terrorism, pirates are disrupting vital trade routes and kidnapping tourists. Young minds are being poisoned by radicalism, breeding terrorism that is threatening not just Somalia but the whole world. If the rest of us just sit back and look on, we will pay a price for doing so." Speaking on a panel that included the leader of Somalia's Transitional Federal Government, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called for tough action. (SOUNDBITE) (English) U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY CLINTON: "Attempts to obstruct progress and maintain the broken status quo will not be tolerated. We will encourage the international community to impose further sanctions including travel bans and asset freezes on people inside and outside the TFG who seek to undermine Somalia's peace and security or to delay or even prevent Somali's political transition." Much of Somalia is controlled by Islamist rebels from the group known as 'Al Shabaab'. The African state plunged into fighting between rival warlords, clans and factions after the president was overthrown in 1991 - with up to a million dying the ensuing chaos. Armed gangs have thrived both on the mainland and at sea where Somali pirates have taken to hijacking ships on one of the world's busiest shipping lanes. Simon Hanna, Reuters.


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Six months ago, Rick Perry was inspiring excitement across demoralized Republican base.
Now he's dealing with a different kind of passion. In protest of Perry's defunding of low-incoming women's health programs, women have been posting their menstruation questions on Rick Perry's Facebook wall. After all, if he won't fund women's health services, perhaps he'd like to help them out himself?…Read More


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THE voice that became the conscience of the country in songs with catchy lines and upbeat rhythm delivering serious messages has hit the airwaves and Youtube again, this time urging people to stop littering and start respecting the beauty of The Bahamas.
Written, produced and performed by multiple award-winning musical artist Kirkland 'KB' Bodie, 'Das Nasty' was executive produced under the auspices of the popular environmental group Save The Bays.
Its message, says KB, is loud and clear - leaving trash on a beach or littering a lawn is just nasty, it's just nasty. "We are a tourist nation and I wanted a song that would be catchy enough to stick in people's heads so it would be a constant reminder - delivered in a lively, friendly way - to keep our country clean," he said.
Early recordings by the top-selling artist like 'Jus' Cause She Fat' and 'Coo Coo Soup' made him a performing legend while his work in the past few years has solidified him as a producer with a purpose.
"This idea for 'Das Nasty' actually emanated from (Tourism) Minister Obie Wilchcombe," said the singer. "Because we depend on tourism, he wanted a song to remind people to keep our country clean." That motivation was reinforced by a video by Disney Cruise Line crew members last year which caused a stir by showing dirty beaches and sidewalks, trash in bushes and discarded cans on the ground in public places in Nassau.
KB's latest chorus carries the message: "When you throw trash on da' street, you throw trash out ya' car, das jus' nasty, das jus' nasty. When you dirty da Bahamas, boy you know dat ain't right, das jus' nasty, oh, dat ain't nice."
"I think 'Das Nasty' speaks to the common man and will make us remember how important it is to keep our Bahamas clean," said the singer. "I think it also speaks to that fateful Disney video that said our island was dirty. Here is an opportunity for us to show them we do care. We want to keep our islands clean."
The Youtube video, which was shot in Nassau, Grand Bahama and Abaco, features local children who volunteered their time to work with KB and create music with a message.
"Those young people and their parents deserve praise not only for all their energy and the hard work they put into performing but for making sure that not a single soda can, foil or fork was left behind after the shoot," KB said, "It was encouraging. The kids cleaned up behind themselves without being asked to do so. I was so proud of them."
Recent hit songs by KB like 'Hold Dey Feet to Da Fire' have gone viral on Youtube and social media. "With 'Das Nasty', I'm hoping that if it does its job, it will wake everyone up to how important it is to keep The Bahamas clean, green and pristine," said the singer, "and not just become a catch phrase, but be part of our culture and lifestyle."
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Today is the International kissing day!
Daily aspects
Current timezone: Asia/Tokyo, UTC+09:00 change timezone
Mercury → Leo
Mercury in the sign of Leo encourage self-confidence and conceptualizing of own conviction. It prepares organizational talent at a quite high level. It is represented a period of responsiveness and increasing social participation.
Sun (Cancer) Trine Neptune (Pisces)
The trine between the sun and Neptune let arise refined awareness and sensitivity. On the other hand you favour subjects like metaphysics and mysterious phenomenons.
Sun (Cancer) Square Jupiter (Libra)
The square between the sun and Jupiter introduces discussion, contradiction and dispute. Obstinacy is omnipresent. Some trouble towards law and authorities could occur.
Moon (Sagittarius) Square Neptune (Pisces)
This period reveals dreamy tendencies, passivity, illusions and emotional disturbance - Maybe you feel lost in thoughts and amazing imaginations.
Moon (Sagittarius) Sextile Jupiter (Libra)
This represents a fine constellation for social and material success. It is shown a positive attitude towards life and you may enjoy popularity. Several projects could be realized – and further plans are created. The artistic side reflects optimism and attraction.
Birthday on July 6th, 2017:
Frida Kahlo (July 6th, 1907 – July 13th, 1954), Heinrich Harrer (July 6th, 1912 - January 7th, 2006), Sylvester Stallone (July 6th, 1946), Nathalie Baye (*1948), Geoffrey Rush (*1951), Kate Marie Nash (*1987)


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Rescue Rigs
Philadelphia Walk-In Heavy Rescue
Heavy Rescue
Philadelphia Fire Department has a new Rescue 1. This technical rescue truck features an SVI-built 24-foot stainless-steel walk-in body mounted on a Spartan Gladiator EFMD chassis with a 20″ raised-roof and is powered by a Cummins X15 500 HP engine. This rig features six high-angle rescue anchor points, two Ramsey 9,000-lb. electric winches, Fire Research Spectra Max LED scene lights, OnScene Solutions aluminum cargo slides, two 100-foot Hurst hydraulic low pressure reels, a FRC SEON inView 360° video system and so much more.
Below are links to more information about this heavy rescue:
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Queenstown VFD Heavy Rescue Squad-3
Here's a well organized heavy rescue.
Heavy Rescue
Here's a very nicely laid out Heavy Rescue for the Queenstown VFD. Their Heavy Rescue Squad-3 was outfited by First Due Apparatus Solutions and they used a bunch of very comprehensive tool mounting fabrications.
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Cannon Falls Fire Department Heavy Rescue
Cannon Falls Fire Department Heavy Rescue
Spartan MetroStar Chassis, Stainless Steel Body and Subframe, Roll-Up Compartment Doors, Adjustable Compartment Shelving, Pull-Out Compartment Trays, Pull-Out Drop-Down Compartment Trays, Pool-Out Tool Boards, Custom Tool Mounts, Harrison 10kw Hydraulic Generator, LED Emergency Lights.
Chassis Model
Spartan MetroStar Chassis
Cummins L9 450hp Engine
Allison 3000 EVS Transmission
Vehicle Dimensions
Overall Height 10′ 10″
Overall Length 33′ 2″
Wheelbase 15′ 9″
Weight 29,580 Lbs.
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Apparatus Body
Concealed Bolted Construction
Stainless Steel Body Material
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Under Body Winch Receivers
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Swing-Out and Down Rear Access Ladder
Transverse Forward Storage Pod
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Pull-Out Compartment Trays
Pull-Out Tip-Down Compartment Trays
Pull-Out Hose Reel Tray
Pull-Out Tool Boards
C-Tech Tool Box
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Custom Rescue Tool Mounts
Wheel Well SCBA Cylinder Storage
Wheel Well Wheel Chock Storage
Overhead Storage Pods
Harrison 10kW Hydraulic Generator
Power Rewind Electric Cord Reels
Will-Burt Night Scan Light Tower
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Whelen LED Lightbar
Opticom Emitter
Whelen Electronic Siren
Fire Research LED Scene Lights
Whelen LED Traffic Advisor
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Vertical Strip LED Lighting
Overhead Walkway Light Sticks
Storage Pod Under Lid Lighting
LED Step Lights
LED Marker Lights
Techniq LED Tail Lighting
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Franklin, TN Heavy Rescue
Here's another great looking heavy rescue out of Colorado.
Heavy Rescue
The Franklin, TN Fire Department will take possession of its new well-equipped Heavy Rescue built by SVI Trucks. The department chose a Spartan Gladiator LFD chassis with a 10″ raised roof and a Cummins L9, 400HP engine for the 20-foot aluminum body to ride on. This is a feature-packed unit with an electric cable reels, low-pressure air hose reels, a Command Light CL Series light tower and OnScene LED compartment lighting and cargo slides. The Heavy Rescue also features a Hurst hydraulic power unit combined with a high-pressure hydraulic hose reel.
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This New Year, branded "the year of austerity", will no doubt be hard for many but will also come with highlights for others. You might think that the world of advertising will be hit from reducing budgets and a general belt tightening. However many major brand owners have spoken on record that they will be spending similar amounts, and more in most cases, to last year but spread over a greater number of channels and initiatives. Three areas to look out for in 2011 will be local coupons, product placement on television and location based advertising on mobiles.
Local coupons and vouchers have become massive in the US over the last year with Google even trying to buy the US company Groupon for $6bn. These will become a new vehicle for local companies to create new business and innovative local companies like tickles.co.uk are already offering daily deals to thousands of registered users across Norfolk and Suffolk.
Product placement on television, which I have lost count of the number of times I have written about, finally starts in the UK at the end of next month. Placement is nothing new in the states and with our channels filled with US imports, viewers are already well used to the sight of bottles of Coca Cola and Pepsi looming large. By the end of this year you can expect this to change. While you may not see pints of Fosters across the bar at the Rovers Return, you will start to see placements of other kinds in programs on commercial channels as they try to claw back recently lost revenues.
By this summer mobile operator Orange has announced it is launching location based ads with O2 expecting a roll out by the third quarter of 2011. What this means is that if your phone works on those networks you can opt in to receive ads sent to you based on where you are. So you could be walking down your local high street past a Starbucks and you would be sent an offer such as 50p off a cup of coffee to tempt you into the store to purchase. This may sound intrusive but the key point is that these will be opt in ads i.e. you have to sign up to the service to get them.
Despite all these new and wonderful ways of being inundated with adverts there is no guarantee that the adverts themselves will be any good. So I would like to leave you this month with the results of a recent poll in Marketing Magazine of the most irritating ads of last year. In top position was that affront to music the Gocompare series of ads with that opera singer. The number two slot was taken by the frankly terrible webuyanycar and number 3 was injurylayers4u . All definitely irritating ads, but through people remembering them they have all done their job. If you have any other candidates send them to me via twitter @timyoungman. Happy New Year readers!
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First, I want to address a misconception surrounding SMSFs and property.
Last week, I watched another report on TV claiming that the ability of self-managed superannuation funds to purchase residential investment property is causing a property bubble in Australia by using limited recourse borrowing arrangements (LRBAs, e.g. borrowed money).
Let's look at the facts.
LRBAs have grown substantially since 2007 (in 2007, SMSF were permitted for the first time to borrow money to buy assets like property and shares). Putting this into perspective, the total value of residential mortgage loans in Australia today is approximately $1.63 trillion.1 As at March 2016, total LRBAs in self-managed superannuation funds amounted to $19 billion. Thus, assuming most LRBAs are for the purpose of purchasing property, LRBAs within the superannuation system account for 0.12 per cent of all loans.
The current value of the Australian residential property market is approximately $6.05 trillion.2 As at March 2016, the value of residential property within SMSFs was approximately $24.42 billion.3 When taking the total value of residential property purchased in SMSFs into perspective, this only accounts for 0.40 per cent of the value all residential properties in Australia.
The relative value of both LRBAs within the superannuation system is relatively small compared to the value of the Australian financial system. Are these figures large enough for SMSFs to be responsible for driving a property bubble? I'll let you make up your own mind.
If you are considering using your superannuation to establish your own self-managed superannuation fund to purchase a residential investment property, here are a few broad guidelines I use when considering if such a strategy is appropriate for my clients:
1) Minimum super balance: The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) advises that a minimum of $200,000 is required to establish an SMSF. However, most lenders are now requiring a 10 per cent liquidity buffer of cash and/or shares outside of the value of the property. So it really makes sense to have at least $250,000 if you're a considering using your superannuation to purchase a residential investment property. Other considerations are if the fund has two members earning an income, would the ability of the SMSF to service the debt be affected if one of the members lose their job? I always base lending capacity on one income only. This helps to preserve cash flow in the unfortunate situation where a member may be out of work for a few months.
2) At least 10 years of working life left: This is not an ideal strategy for people who have less than ten years to work. A full property cycle in Australia is around 10 years. You need to give time for your property to grow in value. Ideally, the intention should be to hold the property beyond this minimum time period of 10 years. Once a superannuation fund owns an investment property, the only time I envisage that the property needs to be sold is when all the debt has been paid off and the sale of the property will allow the net proceeds to be invested into another asset class that provides a higher income yield. The average gross rental yield for property in Australia currently hovers between 4 per cent to 4.5 per cent. A good portfolio of exchange traded funds and some direct shares can provide a dividend yield of between 6 per cent to 7 per cent with the prospects of capital growth too. A good portfolio of fixed income assets such as bonds can provide a table income of between 4 per cent to 6 per cent but with limited capital growth prospects. Thus, I believe property is a great asset to provide leverage and capital growth, but property is not necessarily the best income-producing asset to provide an income stream to fund an account-based pension. With property, it is not possible to shave off a bedroom and sell it to provide cash for pensions.
3) Protect your cash flow: What happens of one of the members loses their job? Or if you lose a tenant? I always recommend that an SMSF hold a cash buffer that amounts to six months of all property expenses that includes loan repayments and rental costs such as landlord insurance, strata fees and council rates. This additional cash buffer may be held in an offset account against the superannuation fund loan. That way you are helping to reduce your lending expenses via the rate of interest paid. It also helps to improve the cash flow of the fund. This is also where a liquidity buffer of 10 per cent is helpful. In a worst-case scenario, if the members of the fund are not working for a period longer than six months, there are other assets available to liquidate without relying on a 'fire sale' of the property.
4) What is your plan to pay off the loan?: Whenever you take on a loan, you need a plan to pay down this loan. Will your concessional contributions be enough to pay out the loan? Will you need to make extra contributions to your SMSF to have the property loan paid down before retirement? These questions need to be answered. Most people are only receiving the statutory superannuation guarantee of 9.50 per cent. I never rely on a debt reduction plan that involves selling the asset itself. This is actually against best practice when obtaining credit. I like it when clients have the ability to make additional superannuation contributions to the fund or have other assets in the fund outside of the property, such as shares or exchange traded funds that produce income and capital growth. This additional cash flow, capital growth and income can be used to reduce the debt without relying on the sale of the property itself.
Andrew Zbik, senior financial planner, Omniwealth
[1] Australian Bureau of Statistics, 11/03/2015, 5609.0 – Housing Finance, Australia, Jul 2016 TABLE 12. HOUSING LOAN OUTSTANDINGS TO HOUSEHOLDS (OWNER OCCUPATION AND INVESTMENT HOUSING)
[2] Australian Bureau of Statistics, 10/02/2015, 6416.0 – Residential Property Price Indexes: Eight Capital Cities, June 2016, Table 6. Value of Residential Dwellings
[3] Australian Taxation Office, March 2016, Self-managed super fund statistical report.


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The archives of the articles, reviews, interviews and other ramblings written by Sarah E. Jahier (aka Fatally Yours).
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Brain Dead (2010)
Sometimes you just want to shut your brain off, grab a few beers and have a few laughs with some buddies…and that's where a flick like Brain Dead comes in. I've been anticipating Brain Dead ever since I heard Kevin Tenney (Night of the Demons) was attached. However, when I saw the trailer it looked pretty bad, so I put off watching it until now. Big mistake, because I actually had a great time with this low-budget flick!
A small meteor falls to Earth and lands smack dab in the middle of a fisherman's head in Hicksville, USA. However, inside the meteor is an alien parasite, which looks a lot like a black slug, and it immediately takes over the fisherman's body and goes in search of brains. The invasion has begun!
Nearby, a bunch of different people (two convicts on the run, two lost hikers, a televangelist and his sweet little follower, etc.) all converge on an abandoned cabin in a convenient plot twist (hey, most movies have 'em). Their personalities clash, but soon they find themselves banding together to fight the alien/zombie-hybrid threat.
Before I get started with this review, you'll note the alien slug isn't anything new – we've seen it in films like Night of the Creeps and Slither. I noted this too as the film started, but really, it didn't make a lick of difference because I still enjoyed the flick! Yes, the plot may be simple and it may have been done before, but it is all in the execution, which Tenney pulls off brilliantly.
Now, back to your regularly scheduled review…
If I had to pick one word to describe Brain Dead, it would be fun…or maybe bloody…or boobilicious…is bloodyboobiliciousfun a word? Well, it should be, because that's exactly what Brain Dead is! It has over the top gore, tons of lady bumps for the fellas and plenty of rip-roaring lines (Character 1: "I've been shot!" Character 2: "Is it bad?" Character 2: "Have you ever been shot when it was good??").
The characters, though plenty are disposable, are all pretty likable or at least interesting. I'm glad the film didn't stick with the formula of horny teens in the woods, because the varied characters make things much more interesting. Plus, characters you assume would make it to the end actually become alien fodder, so you are kept on your toes! Thanks to writer Dale Gelineau for keeping things interesting!
The film also keeps its tongue firmly in cheek and doesn't mind winking at the camera. The fun banter between characters and the over-the-top gore means the film never takes itself so seriously and neither should you!
Speaking of the gore, it is the star of the show. People are split in half, brains get ripped out, heads get blown off and the squirmy alien slugs get busy invading their hosts' bodies. For a low-budget flick, the effects (with the exception of a few shoddy CGI shots) are pretty impressive.
Brain Dead is one heck of a fun movie. Don't let the trailer fool you, for the actual film is an enjoyable way to unwind after a long day. Just grab some brews, grab some friends and get ready for plenty of boobs, blood and alien slime.
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Swollen Eyeball
What to Do With a Swollen Eyeball
It can be pretty scary to wake up with the discomfort and—let's face it—freaky appearance of a swollen eyeball. The human eye is made up of tons of tiny blood vessels that can easily flare up when something is wrong. Although there are many possible causes of eyeball swelling, some of which we will discuss, there are a few things that you can do at home to reduce the swelling until you can get yourself checked out by a doctor.
How to Deal with a Swollen Eyeball
In order to treat a swollen eyeball, you must first find out what is causing the eye to swell. There are, however, a few things that you can do to increase your comfort and stay safe until you can get a proper diagnosis from the doctor. The first is to remove any contact lenses if you are wearing any. Burning or discomfort may be soothed by eye drops, but it is probably better to just use a clean cloth dampened with cool water. Apply this to the eye for about ten minutes. A new cloth should be used every time a compress is applied to the eye, in case the swelling is caused by contagious bacteria. Try not to touch the eye and definitely don't rub or push on it no matter how much it may itch or burn. Be sure to wash your hands with warm soapy water before and after touching your affected eye.
Possible Causes of a Swollen Eyeball
There are many causes behind a swollen eyeball, but one of the most common is pink eye, or conjunctivitis. This is a condition that largely affects school children because it is so incredibly contagious, however it does affect adults as well. There are three forms of pink eye: bacterial, viral, and allergic. Allergic conjunctivitis is caused by an irritant such as dust, laundry detergent, or pollen. This form of pink eye is not contagious. Bacterial conjunctivitis can be treated with prescription eye drops, however viral conjunctivitis must go away on its own. Pink eye causes the eyeball and sometimes the surrounding skin to swell. The white of the eye turns pink or red and is accompanied by an itching or burning sensation. The eye may water frequently or emit a yellow-white discharge which can sometimes seal the eyelids shut. A warm compress can be used to gently remove the crust from the eye and should be done frequently to prevent the condition from spreading to the other eye.
Sometimes a broken blood vessel is the culprit behind a swollen eye. Although this often occurs from some type of trauma, such as rubbing, bumping, or straining the eye, blood vessels can burst on their own and for no apparent reason. A broken vessel is usually not considered to be an emergency and will often clear up on its own. This condition causes the eyeball to appear bright red, like an ink blot. This tends to look pretty weird, but for the most part it is harmless. Sometimes foreign objects find their way into the eye, such as small bugs, dust or bits of dirt, and sometimes metal or glass. If something has become stuck in your eye, an attempt should be made to flush it out using water or artificial tears. With small items, like a bit of dust or a bug, the eye can flush it out naturally in which you will usually find it encrusted in the corner of your eye the next morning. If your eye cannot get rid of the foreign substance on its own and it starts to swell up, it's probably a good idea to get to the doctor.
If you've found yourself unable to sleep lately, this could be the cause of your swollen eye. Sleep isn't just a special time for your brain and muscles to relax, but it also gives your eyes a chance to recuperate from the trials of the day. It may not seem like your eyes go through much, but they are under constant stress from elements such as air and light, not to mention the natural strain caused by reading, watching television, and using the computer. If your eyeball starts to swell and you know it's because you haven't been getting proper rest, then the obvious treatment is to drop in a few artificial tears and hit the sack—your eyes and your body will thank you!


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