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Skip to comments.The School Crotch Inspector - Fighting the Advil menace, one strip search at a time
Posted on 04/02/2008 3:39:20 PM PDT by neverdem
There are two kinds of people in the world: the kind who think it's perfectly reasonable to strip-search a 13-year-old girl suspected of bringing ibuprofen to school, and the kind who think those people should be kept as far away from children as possible. The first group includes officials at Safford Middle School in Safford, Arizona, who in 2003 forced eighth-grader Savana Redding to prove she was not concealing Advil in her crotch or cleavage.
It also includes two judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, who last fall ruled that the strip search did not violate Savana's Fourth Amendment rights. The full court, which recently heard oral arguments in the case, now has an opportunity to overturn that decision and vote against a legal environment in which schoolchildren are conditioned to believe government agents have the authority to subject people to invasive, humiliating searches on the slightest pretext.
Safford Middle School has a "zero tolerance" policy that prohibits possession of all drugs, including not just alcohol and illegal intoxicants but prescription medications and over-the-counter remedies, "except those for which permission to use in school has been granted." In October 2003, acting on a tip, Vice Principal Kerry Wilson found a few 400-milligram ibuprofen pills (each equivalent to two over-the-counter tablets) and one nonprescription naproxen tablet in the pockets of a student named Marissa, who claimed Savana was her source.
Savana, an honors student with no history of disciplinary trouble or drug problems, said she didn't know anything about the pills and agreed to a search of her backpack, which turned up nothing incriminating. Wilson nevertheless instructed a female secretary to strip-search Savana under the school nurse's supervision, without even bothering to contact the girl's mother.
The secretary had Savana take off all her clothing except her underwear. Then she told her to "pull her bra out and to the side and shake it, exposing her breasts," and "pull her underwear out at the crotch and shake it, exposing her pelvic area." Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between drug warriors and child molesters.
"I was embarrassed and scared," Savana said in an affidavit, "but felt I would be in more trouble if I did not do what they asked. I held my head down so they could not see I was about to cry." She called it "the most humiliating experience I have ever had." Later, she recalled, the principal, Robert Beeman, said "he did not think the strip search was a big deal because they did not find anything."
The U.S. Supreme Court has held that a public school official's search of a student is constitutional if it is "justified at its inception" and "reasonably related in scope to the circumstances which justified the interference in the first place." This search was neither.
When Wilson ordered the search, the only evidence that Savana had violated school policy was the uncorroborated accusation from Marissa, who was in trouble herself and eager to shift the blame. Even Marissa (who had pills in her pockets, not her underwear) did not claim that Savana currently possessed any pills, let alone that she had hidden them under her clothes.
Savana, who was closely supervised after Wilson approached her, did not have an opportunity to stash contraband. As the American Civil Liberties Union puts it, "There was no reason to suspect that a thirteen-year-old honor-roll student with a clean disciplinary record had adopted drug-smuggling practices associated with international narcotrafficking, or to suppose that other middle-school students would willingly consume ibuprofen that was stored in another student's crotch."
The invasiveness of the search also has to be weighed against the evil it was aimed at preventing. "Remember," the school district's lawyer recently told ABC News by way of justification, "this was prescription-strength ibuprofen." It's a good thing the school took swift action, before anyone got unauthorized relief from menstrual cramps.
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Oops. Forgot to ping you here, Bobby.....er....Mojave.
Time to call the VK's for an investigation.
Happened yesterday, or last night.
See posts 388 and 389.
But it's so much fun when we get to play with the trolls before they get zotted.
Thanks to the mods....
I missed something here, robertpaulsen rode the lightening, but other than being a complete jackass in the same vein, why do people seem to believe that him and this dipwad Mojave are one and the same? I mean, I've never seen them in the same place together, but that doesn't mean anything...does it?
Bad attitude mostly. Mojave says he's only suspended.
Just a hunch at this point.
Oh they've been on the same threads before but that means nothing. People can have 2 computers etc. Its just how strange it is one was removed & then one just like it came on..Just a bit odd.
Or Cultural Jihad?
It is illustrated here quite clearly that some know very well that this legal confusion exists and gives them great confidence that they can do almost anything with a child under their authority and fear no legal repercussions. There is a definite sense in these posts of a gleeful excitation that this is so. Knowing a little about your husband I recommend that he doesn't put himself in a position where he is faced with having to accept that the authorities have found refuge in this legal confusion and used it to play with your daughter.
Justice would be served I have no doubt. But the reaction by the state that followed it would only bring more suffering to all of you.
BTW, since you are a veteran FReeper, what's an "ash alert?"
Well said!
Yep, that would do it. Good riddance, RP.
Michael Frazier
"Just a hunch at this point."
Probably a good one. I've not had many dealings with trolls but this one seems to believe that what was done to a little girl was just fine and dandy.
I have daughters.
I'd be in prison for what I'd have done to the people that tried this with my kid.
How would he know?
You have FReep-mail.
I'd guess "ash alert" would refer to what is left over from a zot.
See post 605. Mojave is avoiding that one like the plague. RP didn't like the jist of it either...hmm!
Very true & thats another very good reason to get her away from the govt schools. There is no point in sending my child to a place where she can be terrorized & her rights be dismissed as though she is nothing. And without my permission as her mother her clothing removed for a ADVIL.. I wonder how comfortable were the adults who did this? If I were the asked to be a part of such a search without the mother being present I would have said no. I am going to call my BOE & ask if this is part of a nurse's job or any school employee's.
Oh I understand, I posted to it a few times and still await a response. Not that I expect a coherent one.
Just the usual MO. He's not answering ANY questions.
"Just the usual MO. Hes not answering ANY questions."
Might give away the whole dual identities thing, can't have that now.
Michael Frazier
That was a short eulogy. You're not very sentimental are you? /s
That'd be my guess....
I just went through and compiled a partial list of questions that he has yet to answer. My apologies to anyone who I didn't ping whose questions they might be.
Here is what I found. Questions asked directly of mojave that he has not yet answered:
Do you approve of the actions of these school officials?
Why do you think it is ok to go searching the skivies of a teenage girl for an Advil?
Is it ok to do this if she volunteers?
What about it, Mojave? What do you do for a living?
If this is OK with you, then I take it you wouldnt object if some half-witted school nurse of company nurse strip searched you on some other employees baseless accusation?
Why arent you answering the questions?
Is it OK with you that someone would do this to you?
Is it OK with you that someone would do this to your children?
Do you think the schools should have the right to force a child to strip down to their underwear and then pull the underwear off so that their private parts are exposed for people to see?
Are you a public school principal?
So youre a welfare deadbeat, then? Sucking off society for food and medical care?
I don't care for how the 9th equated a strip search on the same level as a container search/Terry stop. The one thing they had solid evidence was is the planner - and we don't know how the knives and pills got into the planner. Was there enough for a pocket search? Under precident, yes. Strip search? nope. I can not believe this passed the scope test. This is advil. A 400mg ibreprohen(sp) pill is 2 advil. That's it. Normal dose. This isn't even Codine. The court recklessly dismissed that. Parents wern't called is considered reasonable? All of this was based on the loaning of a planner and some statements of other students without collaberating evidence of extremely scared students. On governmental interest - Tobacco isn't enough for a strip search according to a persuasive non-binding authority (another circuit). Tobacco is illegal by most LAWS in school. Advil is not.
I agree 100% with the dissent here. I hope this is reversed en blanc or by SCOTUS. What a piss poor decision, and I don't care who appointed the judges.
Ash was a site pest. He got to be something of a fixture before he finally wore out his welcome and got hisself banned.
People used to ping each other to watch the show when he turned up on a thread by issuing an 'Ash Alert'.
Say, have you been following this thread? It isn't over yet. rp got a replacement.
Yes, indeed. After a moment's reconsideration of my last post I think your husband would be busy trying to put you in some kind of restraints. I'd really hate to be the EMT that had to tend to his wounds. ;^)
Thank you for the "Ash" explanation.
Did you come for the entertainment in the thread?
Never would have guessed that. Thanks.
I use it because I'm lazy :)
Welcome back, Twink! Join the party.
I use it, too, for the same reason.
I think you have him pegged.
Nahhhhh, job hunting...
I'd have to read too many posts to know what's going on since the other night.
Oh I've been known to lose my temper but of the two of us he would be the one to get really violent. I would just call our lawyer on the way to the school. I might even call the cops & tell them my child's rights were violated. Its so good to have a lawyer as your child's Godfather. I think the school is going to give a BIG sigh of good riddance at the end of this year.
In a nutshell, rp got banned and mojave stepped up to fill the void.
RP and Mojave have no problem with government employees coercing a 13 year old girl into exposing her privates in search of nonexistent Advil tablets because of another girl's uncorroborated accusation. RP was ZOTted because he blew a fuse and has sent Mojave here to defend his defenseless and ridiculous position.
Okay. I'll bite. What job are you hunting?
That works.
Yada, yada, yada!
Yes it does & I am going to tell that vp & nurse just what I think of them too while I am at it. Freedom of speech ya know, however I will be very polite as I am doing it.
Your town's school is doing it the right way- if drugs are suspected it is a problem for parents and LEOs, not the school. These schools that have lost their minds on witch hunts for contraband should be concerned about the education aspect and let the parents and LEO handle anything that is truly criminal.
Thanks :)
I went to bed last night, and to work today so I missed much more than you did- but I agree, all of you have done great!
The truly sad thing is it is not just a couple (or same) people on this thread that think schools have every right to do things like this- usually the court backs up the school in these incidents, so the schools just get farther and farther out there. I feel like a voice in the wilderness when I say "the school's job is to educate and leave the rest for parents and LEO unless there are very extreme circumstances" to me it is just common sense and schools did work that way for many years before all this foolishness.
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May: Learn the Signs of Stroke during American Stroke Month
In the U.S., someone dies of a stroke every four minutes. Receiving treatment within 3-41/2 hours can greatly improve chances of recovery. You can save lives by recognizing the warning signs of a stroke using FAST: Face drooping, numbness or uneven smile, Arm weakness or numbness, Speech difficulty, and Time to call 9-1-1. Uncontrolled high blood pressure is a leading contributor to stroke, so schedule your biometric screening today at linktohealth.osu.edu.
For more information, visit the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center's Stroke Prevention Page.
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April: Get Active during National Fitness & Health Month
Wouldn't it be great if there was a "magic pill" that could make you feel more energized, well-balanced and reduce your risk of many chronic conditions? Good news—there is! It's called exercise. Our bodies were designed for movement, and engaging in just 30 minutes of moderate physical activity per day helps reduce many risk factors associated with cardiovascular disease. With warmer weather approaching, there are plenty of opportunities to become active. Find a way that suits your lifestyle, such as walking, biking or swimming.
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December: Helpful Ideas for Increasing Physical Activity
You may not have a block of 30 minutes to set aside for exercising five days a week, which is the evidence-based recommendation for adults, but there are several opportunities throughout the day to work in some activity. For example, every hour throughout the day, make a commitment to getting up and walking or stretching for five minutes. Use the stairs instead of taking the elevator and park further away from your destination. Physical activity is cumulative, so three 10-minute bouts are as good as a 30-minute session!
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June: National Employee Wellness Month
Ohio State is celebrating National Employee Wellness Month. Setting aside a bit of time each day to focus on wellness will improve your mood, health and productivity. There are a number of free wellness events for you to participate in, including on-campus fitness classes, biometric screenings, and the inaugural family wellness expo. If you are unable to attend one of the university's wellness events, consider starting a walking club with your colleagues, enjoy time at a park with friends and family, or write down things that you are grateful for in your own life.
For June's calendar of wellness events visit:
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April: Spring into activity
Let's get moving! What better time than Spring to boost your physical activity levels. Whether you are a conditioned athlete or just starting to think about adding more activity into your life, getting outside, enjoying the weather and being active is a great way to stay motivated. Ohio has an impressive park system, with many locations to take your family. Find a park near you for a leisurely hike, jog, or a game of Frisbee. Also try to sit less, stand more and move every hour for more energy throughout your day.
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March: National Nutrition Month®
Focus on healthful eating
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics emphasizes the important role of healthful eating and physical activity to achieve a healthy weight and prevent chronic disease. Make a plan on the weekends and purchase healthy foods for dinners and snacks during the week; not having a plan typically leads to unhealthy eating. Strive for the recommended five fruits and vegetables per day. Eating light and eating often, including breakfast and healthy snacks between meals, boosts energy throughout the day and avoids overeating at dinner.
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February: Be Heart Healthy!
Approximately 600,000 people die of heart disease in the United States every year (www.cdc.gov). Many of these deaths are preventable with healthy lifestyle behaviors (engaging in healthy eating and active living), medications, and awareness of your personal needs and risks. Knowing your numbers is the first step to a heart healthy life. On Valentine's Day, Friday, February 14, get your Million Hearts health screening. Your Plan for Health will be offering free biometric screenings for faculty and staff at several locations on campus to help you become aware of your numbers and your health.
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January: Achieving a Healthy Weight
The key to maintaining a healthy weight is a lifestyle that includes healthy eating, regular physical activity, and balancing the number of calories you consume with the number of calories your body needs. Whether you are already at a healthy weight or are overweight, the first step is to prevent weight gain. A little planning is necessary to achieve your goals. Choose a healthy eating and exercise plan with short-term, realistic goals. These plans allow you to self-monitor your behaviors over time to determine if the plan is successful or not.
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December: Help prevent illness with handwashing!
Handwashing is easy and one of the most effective ways to prevent the spread of many illnesses. Clean hands can stop germs from spreading from one person to another. Hands should be washed before, during and after preparing food; before eating; after using the restroom; when coughing or blowing your nose; and after taking out the trash. As a rule of thumb, rub your hands together for at least 20 seconds while using soap. If soap and water are not accessible, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.
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November: American Diabetes Month
Nearly 26 million Americans have diabetes. An additional 79 million are pre-diabetic. It has been predicted that one in three Americans will have diabetes by 2050, unless we take steps to prevent the onset of this condition. The good news is that diabetes and its complications can be prevented or delayed by properly managing blood glucose, blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Eating five fruits and vegetables per day, being active 30 minutes a day and quitting smoking can lower the risk of diabetes. The American Diabetes Association invites you to join the Stop Diabetes campaign.
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October: The importance of cancer prevention
To lower your risk of cancer, eat a healthy diet, engage in regular physical activity and maintain a healthy body weight. According to the American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR), one-third of the most common cancers in the US can be prevented by following AICR's recommendations. Try to eat a greater variety of vegetables, fruits, and whole grains while avoiding processed meats. Be as active as possible, aiming for a minimum of 150 minutes of moderate exercise per week. Prevent additional weight gain and keep your body fat level in its healthy range.
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September: Recovery month
Mental health disorders and substance abuse are closely tied to chronic health conditions. Research shows that rates of mental health problems are significantly higher for people with diabetes, asthma, and heart conditions. Recovery Month spreads the positive message that a healthy emotional well-being is essential to your overall health. Ohio State's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a valuable resource for mental and emotional well-being education, support and counseling. The EAP can assist you and your family on your journey to a healthier, happier life
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Buckeye Wellness Tip 19
August: Staying ahead of the back to school rush
Summer break is coming to an end and that means it is time to prepare for the start of a new school year with greater demands on your time. As life becomes more hectic, it is even more important to take care of ourselves and incorporate regular recovery breaks into our schedule to keep energy levels high. Block off a little time each day to relax and engage in an activity that you enjoy. , Take a daily walk, spend 10-15 minutes reading a book, or spend quality time with family or friends. This quality time for yourself will help you to recharge and better take on life's challenges.
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Buckeye Wellness Tip 18
July: A great time for healthy gardening
Summer is a great time to get outside and enjoy the fresh air. Gardening is a great way to get physical activity, enjoy the environment, and make your neighborhood a more beautiful place! To stay healthy while outdoors, protect yourself from the sun with a wide brimmed hat, use an SPF 15 or higher sunscreen, drink plenty of water to stay hydrated, read warning labels on gardening chemicals and equipment before you use them, and always check yourself for ticks. Enjoy the beauty and bounty the outdoors can bring!
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Buckeye Wellness Tip 17
June: Men's Health Month
Men's Health Month is a time for men to become more aware and knowledgeable of health promotion strategies, preventable health problems, disease detection, and treatment. Men are at a greater risk of complications from heart disease, cancer and stroke because they are less likely to visit their primary care provider (CDC, 2013). Men—take action this month by completing your Personalized Health Assessment (PHA), scheduling a biometric screening, and making just 1 change for your health, such as increasing your physical activity, eating healthy and managing stress.
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Buckeye Wellness Tip 16
May: Faculty/staff stress high, but improving
According to the 2012 PHA findings, stress levels are still elevated, but slightly lower than the previous two years. 46% of faculty and staff experience high levels of stress, which puts them at risk for health issues such as cardiovascular disease. Take charge of your thoughts and emotions and the way you deal with problems. First, identify your sources of stress and how you respond to them. Next, develop creative and healthy ways to manage your stress, such as exercising and practicing mindfulness. By engaging in these activities or other healthy ones, you can positively cope with life's challenges!
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April: Distracted driving—it can cost you
In 2011, 3,331 Americans were killed and 387,000 were injured in automotive crashes involving a distracted driver. A distracted driver is someone using a cellphone, eating, grooming, using a GPS system or reading. Texting is the most common distracting activity because it requires visual, manual, and cognitive attention from the driver. To reduce your risk of a preventable accident, make a pledge to never text while driving. Limit your cell phone use while driving. If you have to take a call, make sure you use a hands-free device.
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Buckeye Wellness Tip 14
March: Eat healthy for National Nutrition Month
Eating healthy is essential for optimal health and wellness. During National Nutrition Month, remember to build your healthy eating plan with your unique lifestyle and nutritional needs in mind. Aim for at least 5 servings of fruits and vegetables every day, and include whole grains and lean protein options (the size of the palm of your hand). When you're on-the-go, pack non-perishable foods, such as fresh fruit or trail mix, for healthy eating throughout the day. To control portion size at restaurants, split one meal with a family member of friend, or take home half your meal for leftovers.
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Buckeye Wellness Tip 13
February: Be One in a Million
Heart disease and stroke are two leading causes of death in the US. Every day, 2,200 people die from cardiovascular disease. The Million Hearts initiative is a national initiative to prevent one million heart attacks and strokes by the year 2017. You can commit to the Million Hearts pledge by:
- Understanding the risks for cardiovascular disease
- Being physically active
- Knowing your ABCS (Appropriate Aspirin Therapy, Blood Pressure Control, Cholesterol Management, Smoking Cessation and Stress Management)
- Eating a heart-healthy diet
- Following your doctor or nurse practitioner's instructions for prevention and treatment
Commit to having your biometric screening performed on Valentine's Day.
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Buckeye Wellness Tip 12
January: For the new year, set Just 1 New Goal
There is no better time of the year than January to make a resolution to improve your health and wellness. Set a goal to make just 1 change, which might include making healthy food choices, being physically active, taking the steps instead of the elevator, scheduling a check-up with your doctor or nurse practitioner, practicing safe habits (e.g., wearing a helmet when bike riding), becoming tobacco-free, implementing strategies to decrease stress, or getting more sleep. Setting a realistic and specific goal will help you to make just 1 change for your health
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Buckeye Wellness Tip 11
December: Avoid colds and the flu with hand washing
Hand washing is the single most important way to prevent the spread of infection, especially with cold and flu season upon us. It is important to wash your hands frequently, such as before eating and before and after caring for someone who is sick. Even though there is evidence to support the benefits of hand washing, it is not a routine habit for many people. If soap and water are not available, use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol. Teach and encourage those around you to wash their hands frequently as well.
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November: Be active to lower your risk of diabetes
The number of Americans diagnosed with diabetes over the past three decades has tripled and the Centers for Disease Control predict that 1 out of 3 people will have diabetes by 2050. Uncontrolled diabetes can lead to health complications, including heart disease, loss of vision, and kidney damage. Being active can help lower your risk for diabetes. Join a fun exercise class, have a walking meeting, swim at an indoor pool, or take the stairs more often. There are 1,440 minutes in every day—make a decision today to spend at least 20 to 30 of them in some type of physical activity.
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Buckeye Wellness Tip 9
October is Health Literacy Month
Health literacy is not just about being able to read health information—it's about your ability to understand and process it so that you can make the best decisions for your health. It is estimated that approximately half of adults in the US lack effective health literacy skills. If you do not fully understand health information, you may be placing yourself at risk for poor health outcomes. To improve your health literacy, try repeating your health care provider's information in your own words. Keep asking questions if you don't understand something you have been told.
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Buckeye Wellness Tip 8
Take active steps to lower your cholesterol
High blood cholesterol affects 65 million Americans. The higher your cholesterol, especially the low density lipoproteins (LDLs) in your blood, the greater is your risk for developing heart disease. September is National Cholesterol Education Month, which is a good time to get your cholesterol checked and to take steps to lower it if it is high. Lifestyle behaviors, such as healthy eating, exercise, and managing stress can help lower elevated cholesterol levels, which reduces the chance of having a heart attack or developing cardiovascular disease.
For more information, see: http://hp2010.nhlbihin.net/cholmonth
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Back to school tips for parents
Getting the school year off to a good start can influence children's social and academic performance. Here are a few suggestions to ease the summer-to-school transition:
• Schedule well child and dental checkups; discuss concerns you have over your child's emotional or psychological development with your doctor or nurse practitioner
• Re-establish consistent bedtime and mealtime routines at least one week before school starts
• Purchase school supplies as early as possible and fill backpacks a week before school starts
• Encourage your child to play quietly, color or read as early morning activities instead of watching television
• Visit school with your child to reduce anxiety, especially if it is a new school or your child is just starting school
For more information, see: http://www.nasponline.org/resources/home_school/b2shandout.aspx
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July is UV Safety Month
Summer is a great time of year to think about skin safety. Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun is the main cause of skin cancer and vision damage. Anyone can get skin cancer, but the risk is greatest for people with light-colored skin, blond or red hair and blue or green eyes. Take these steps to help prevent skin cancer:
• Stay out of the sun between 10 am and 4 pm
• Use sunscreen with SPF 15 or higher
• Cover up with long sleeves, a hat and wear sunglasses
• Check your skin regularly for changes
For more information, see: http://healthfinder.gov/nho/jultoolkit.aspx
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Men's health: Take action
June is National Men's Health Month, and June 11-17 is Men's Health Week. According to the Centers for Disease Control, women are 100 percent more likely to visit their doctor for annual examinations and preventive services than men. On average, men die almost six years earlier than women and are four times as likely to commit suicide (CDC, 2009). Regular checkups and age-appropriate screenings for men, such as blood pressure, cholesterol, and prostate exams can improve your health and reduce premature death and disability.
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Buckeye Wellness Tip 4
Keeping cool while active in hot weather
Exercising in hot weather puts extra stress on your body, so stay safe while exercising in hot weather by drinking enough fluids; don't wait until you're thirsty. Wear lightweight, loose-fitting clothes to help sweat evaporate and keep cooler. Avoid mid-day sun by exercising in the morning or evening and wear sunscreen to protect your skin. Watch for signs and symptoms of heat-related illness, such as muscle cramps, weakness and nausea. If you ignore these symptoms, your condition could worsen and result in a medical emergency.
For more information, see: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/exercise/HQ00316
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Stress: A little is healthy, too much isn't
Too much stress puts your health at risk, including heart disease, digestive problems, depression, weight gain and sleep problems. It's important to learn healthy ways to cope with stress. Strategies to manage your stress include eating a healthy diet, getting regular exercise and plenty of sleep, practicing simple relaxation techniques like deep breathing, fostering healthy friendships, finding humor in everyday life, and seeking professional counseling when needed. Managing stress brings peace of mind and a healthier life.
For more information, see: www.mayoclinic.com/health/stress/SR00001
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Eat "five a day" for March National Nutrition Month
Eating a minimum of five fruits and vegetables a day is critical to promoting good health. People who eat a diet with generous amounts of produce are likely to reduce their risk of chronic diseases, including stroke, cardiovascular diseases and certain cancers. If you are eating two servings a day, commit to eating three (or five!)—and just make ONE change for your health. To get a variety, think of the colors of the rainbow. Eating fruits and vegetables of different colors gives your body valuable vitamins, minerals and fiber.
For more information, see: http://www.fruitsandveggiesmatter.gov/
Buckeye Wellness Tip 1
Resolve to make "Just ONE Change" in the New Year
Forming a healthy habit, like increasing physical activity, can be challenging. You may wonder what to do, how often, and for how long. Why not make just ONE change? Take a 15-minute walk twice a week or the stairs instead of the elevator, but resolve to make just ONE change in 2012. Studies support that even small increases in activity can improve your health. RPAC also offers you a variety of activity options.
For more information, see: http://exercise.about.com/od/fittinginexercise/a/priority.htm.
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Apple beware: World's first iPad lookalike goes on sale - China's iPed
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- June 02, 2010
- iPad knock-off on sale in China's south
- iPed costs $126, a fifth of iPad price
- Device runs Google's Android system
APPLE might have sold two million of its new iPad tablet computers in less than two months, but it has a Chinese challenger - the identical looking iPed.
Apple's iPad is not even on sale yet in China but the iPed can be bought in Shenzhen in the country's south for ¥713 ($126), almost a fifth of the price of the new Apple gadget.
The world's first iPad lookalike runs on Google's Android operating system and is apparently powered by an Intel chip.
Pictures of the iPed, filmed by Japanese TV news and posted on YouTube, show the gadget being sold in a Shenzhen computer mall in packaging that even looks like an iPad box.
The change in vowel is seemingly the only major difference in appearance between the two computers.
A review of the iPed on tech website TECHi says "the iPed is exactly what you're thinking: a Chinese knock-off".
"The iPed is an Intel-driven, Android-based copycat packaged like an Apple product and, to be honest, it doesn't look half bad."
Last week, Apple and its contract electronics manufacturer Foxconn refused to confirm or deny rumours that the iPad was being made at Foxconn's massive Shenzhen factory, which had been hit by a spate of staff suicides.
Apple, now the largest US technology company by value, said yesterday it had sold two million iPads, outdoing even the iPhone on its launch.
Last Friday, the flat, 25cm black tablet computer that Apple claimed would revolutionise the industry went on sale in Australia, Japan, Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Switzerland.
Demand in the United States was so strong that the company pushed back the global rollout.
It goes on sale in nine more countries in July, including Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
Last week, Apple dethroned software giant Microsoft as the largest US technology company in terms of market value.
Knock-offs of Apple's iPhone can also be bought in Hong Kong and Beijing for as little as $A40, according to the latest edition of Australian Personal Computer magazine.
However the internal components are poor quality and many of the devices operate only on the slower GSM mobile networks.
The knock-offs are mainly intended for sale within China where Apple does not yet have a major presence, according to the magazine.
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Troz Posted at 11:35 AM June 02, 2010
if ya can get windows on it, I'd be keen :P But as others have said, its more then likely full of poor quality parts. E.g. I bet its not a multi-touch screen and I bet the battery life is no where near as good.
NW Posted at 11:35 AM June 02, 2010
WTF? are you saying the a real iPad is not a waste of money too? Its a cannot do hardly anything expensive closed shop proprietor toy. Based on Android this is probably better and a lot cheaper. Get yours on ebay
Lawrie B Posted at 11:24 AM June 02, 2010
Strangely no one has noticed that its a 7" screen not 9.7" and its all plastic not aluminium and glass like the real thing, no wonder its so cheap


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BUJUMBURA, Burundi (AP) - Fighting between Burundi's army and Hutu rebels killed more than 300 civilians during a three-month period this year, a human rights organization said Friday.
The Burundian Human Rights League said 195 civilians were killed in rebel attacks and 124 more by the Tutsi-dominated army between July and September as fighting intensified in the central African country's seven-year civil war.
"If the violence continues, it will increase the lack of trust between citizens of the country and more people will die," said the group's president, Pie Ntakirutimana.
"The more who die, the more difficult it will be to reconcile the population," he said.
Civil war between the Tutsi and Hutu ethnic groups broke out in Burundi in October 1993, when Tutsi paratroopers assassinated Melchior Ndadaye, a Hutu who was Burundi's first democratically elected president.
More than 200,000 people have been killed since 1993, mostly civilians caught in the fighting. Hundreds of thousands of others have been displaced.
Peace talks over two years have failed to reach even a temporary cease-fire despite a power-sharing deal reached in August by 19 political parties and interest groups.
Two Hutu rebel groups have boycotted the peace talks, and the fighting has intensified since August.
The groups that signed the August peace deal agreed to an ethnically balanced army and legislature, but the leadership of the transitional government and a cease-fire have remained major sticking points.
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What you said about Helen Mirren made me think about an interview I saw with Judi Dench after she did the Pitch Black sequel. Someone asked her how she could have let herself take part in (what they felt was) such a trainwreck of a movie. She said she leapt at the chance to do something in sci-fi because she's never offered those roles.

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2003 Dodge Intrepid Sedan SXT 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 4A)
When GM discontinued their oldsmobile line (which i owned all cutlass models) i decided to purchased my 2003 Intrepid SXT. I wanted a car to carry my friends and for camping. I was suprised that my car, the the back seat down, held more than a honda crv. It presently has almost 115,000 and just did the regular maintainence recomendations. I was suprised on the open road I have gotten approx 27 mpg with the air on.Hopefully they will bring back the production of the intrepid as they have with other models. I would purchase another if they do.
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I bought my Dodge Intrepid just last year and it's been a great car, matter of fact the best four-door sedan I have ever driven or bought even so it gives me some difficulties like I had to get the transmission rebuilt at 91,000 some odd miles but does get me from point A to point B when I need it to.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Crystal City Marriott at Reagan National Airport Arlington
Nice Hotel, Great location
Great Location, stayed 2 nights for a great rate at Marriott website. Very easy to get into DC by the Metro which is located a short underground walk from the hotel. Helpful staff with good suggestions. Recommendation: the breakfast buffet is worth the minimal cost; it is only about $1 more than the a la carte menu and is an excellent way to fill up for a long day sightseeing and be able to have a snack in the afternoon and save up for a special dinner.
Monuments & memorials: WW11 Memorial - spectacular! FDR - inviting! Korean War - moving!
The newest addition to the Smithsonian - American Indian Museum is beautiful!
Crystal City Marriott was convenient (Metro), and the room was lovely.
Old Ebbitt Grill was atmospheric with excellent food - wet bar, half-price 3-6pm. Pat H.
Surprisingly very comfortable
After reading some the negative comments I was reluctant to stay here but the conference was in the hotel so I had no other choice. I must say I am glad I did. The rooms were recently done, beds very comfortable, the bathroom a little older (not remodeled) but very clean and well stocked. Sheets were new, no dust to speak of and the maid service respected our privacy. Parking a breeze in the underground parking garage, very close to a couple of good resturants. Overall a very nice time. The conference rooms, however, need totally updated. But hey for the money, you can't bet it with a stick.
I went there to get a restfull weekend and that's just what I got. I enjoyed my stay. I can't speak too much about the facilities since all I did was sleep but the bed was comfortable. The one thing they will get a thumbs down for is my having to go down one level to get ice. The ice machine on my floor was broken. Other than that I enjoyed the room service and the much needed R&R.
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I travel 99% of the time for my job. Most recently I have been working in Arlington VA. For approx 2 years I have gotten reservations at a special rate for government employees, since the management at this hotel has changed they no longer offer these rates. It has become a who likes, who you know game to get a room at this hotel.
While this is a quality hotel the BS one must go through to get a room is not worth the trip, there are just a nice hotels that offer the rate in this immediate area.
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I stayed here last October and it was great. The room was just renovated and it was beautiful. The bathroom was spotless.
The location is very convenient. Crystal City has restaurants and shopping underground and it is all connected by tunnels. You can get to the Metro station under the hotel through the tunnel which is very convenient.
The only drawback is the service - there isn't much of it. The restaurant is very small.
Great location, good room, terrible service
This hotel has a great location. Close to the Metro, Crystal City Shops and the row of great restaurants on 23rd Street. However, the management and service are very poor. I have stayed there many times for meetings held in the hotel or in the Crystal Forum (their mini convention center). Each time it is always something like forgeting to make up the room, used condoms left in the room by previous guests, inability to retrieve voice-mail messages even after repeated attempts and calls to the hotel manager, rude restaurant staff (I will never eat in their hotel restaurant ever again), problems with overcharges on the bill, etc. etc. It seems that Marriott spent millions to build a beautiful hotel and then hired incompetent managers to run it. Too bad.
This hotel has so much potential. I hope your experience is better than mine has been.
Ratings are very confused for this hotel
Most of the glowing articles listed here are actually for the Crystal Gateway Marriott, a huge hotel situated ideally on top of the Metro.
The Crystal City Marriott is a much smaller, older hotel directly across the street. The previous reviewer who described this one as run down is fairly accurate. The one across the street is the one that should really have the high rating, because it is the one the articles are talking about. It is properly called the "Crystal Gateway Marriott". Stay there instead.
Crystal City Marriott clean/helpful staff
We enjoyed the Crystal City Marriott. It's of similar quality to most of Marriotts that we have visited. Staff was wonderful. Due to bad weather, we arrived at midnight. but the front desk staff was as warm and welcoming as if it had been noon. Free donuts and coffee in the lobby on week days. Nice tunnel access to Metro. Great restaurant (Legal Seafood) within walking distance of hotel. Clean and quiet room.
Weekend rate $75 on Marriott but much more expensive for Thursday night.
Run down
The Crystal City Marriott is tired. Carpeting is worn, service was suspect, and the facilities are outdated. I arrived at 11:30pm from the west coast in need of some dinner only to find the kitchen had decided (arbitrarily) to close early.If you have a choice, stay at the Marriott Crystal City Gateway - much newer.
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Since that announcement the foundation has had three papers available on the publications page, covering software compliance, good FOSS practices, and challenges and kernel development. Now, the program has additional material from Ibrahim Haddad, Ph.D. A respected writer, Dr. Haddad's newest contribution to the Linux Foundation's Open Compliance Program documentation is a paper titled "A Glimpse Into Recommended Practices in a FOSS Compliance Management Process." The paper can be freely downloaded here.
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