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Phish kicked off their four-night, annual New Year's run at Madison Square Garden on Friday (12/28) and will wrap it up tonight, New Year's Eve. Tonight's show is sold out though naturally there are plenty on Stubhub for those willing to pay at least $265 each.
The setlists of the first three nights, which are expectedly very different from each other, include covers of Led Zeppelin, The Velvet Underground, TV on the Radio, Stevie Wonder, Talking Heads, and other artists. You can check them all out, along with few shots from the crowd from last night's show (by Robert Altman), below...
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How to Use Acupressure to Induce Labour
Three Parts:Understanding AcupressureUsing Hand and Back Pressure PointsUsing Foot and Ankle Pressure Points
Many women wish to naturally induce labor. Using acupressure points is one method that may help start or speed up labor. Proponents of acupressure as an induction aid believe it works by encouraging cervical dilation and stimulating productive contractions.
Part 1 of 3: Understanding Acupressure
1Familiarize yourself with the concept of acupressure. Acupressure is a therapy developed over 5,000 years ago in Asia that is important in Chinese medicine. It uses specific finger placement and pressure along pivotal points on the body.[1] Acupressure most commonly uses the fingers, especially the thumbs, to massage, rub, and stimulate the pressure points. However, elbows, knees, legs, and feet can also be used.[2]
- The points are thought to be arranged along channels, called meridians. According to Asian medical philosophy, stimulating these areas can release tension and increase blood flow.[3]
- Shiatsu is a form of Japanese acupressure.
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2Know what acupressure is used for. Like a massage, acupressure can cause deep relaxation and a decrease in muscle tension. It also can be used to relieve pain. People use acupressure to help with nausea and vomiting, headaches, back and neck pain, fatigue, mental and physical stress, and even addiction.[4] It is believed that acupressure and other Asian body therapies correct imbalances and blockages of the flow of vital energies through our bodies.[5]
3Locate the common pressure points. There are hundreds of pressure points through our bodies. Some of the common ones are:
- Hoku/Hegu/Large Intestine 4, which is the webbing between your thumb and forefinger.
- Liver 3, which is the soft flesh between your big toe and your second toe.
- Sanyinjiao/Spleen 6, which is on the lower calf.
- Many pressure points are called by multiple names, and sometimes designated by an abbreviation and number, like LI4 or SP6.
4Know when to use acupressure during pregnancy. Acupressure has been attributed to helping pregnant women with morning sickness and nausea, with alleviating back pain, with pain management during labor, and with naturally inducing labor.[6] Though acupressure is safe to use during pregnancy, always use caution. You may want to contact your physician, a doula who practices acupressure, or a licensed acupuncturist or acupressurist before trying it on yourself.
- All pressure points connected to inducing labor should be avoided on a pregnant woman until after 40 weeks.[7] There is a risk of applying pressure to the points that induce labor too early causing problems.
Part 2 of 3: Using Hand and Back Pressure Points
1Use Hoku/Hegu/Large Intestine 4. This pressure point is considered one of the most popular ones to induce labor. It is located on the hand between the thumb and the index finger.
- Pinch the webbing between your index finger and thumb. You will be focusing on the area towards the middle of your hand, between the first and second metacarpal bones. Apply steady pressure to this point. Then, start rubbing a circle with your fingers.[8] When your hand gets tired, just shake it out and start again.
- When a contraction starts, stop rubbing the pressure point. Resume when the contraction passes.
- This pressure point is believed to aid in helping the uterus contract and the baby descend into the pelvic cavity. You can also use this during labor to help ease the sensation of contractions.[9]
2Try Jian Jing/Gallbladder 21. Gallbladder 21 is located between the neck and the shoulder. Before locating GB21, drop your head forward. Have someone find the round knob at the top of the spine, and then the ball of your shoulder. GB21 is located midway between these two points.
- Using your thumb or index finger, apply steady downward pressure to this point to massage and stimulate the area. You can also pinch the point between the thumb and index finger on your opposite hand, massage in a downward motion with the index finger for 4-5 seconds while releasing the pinch hold.
- This pressure point is also used for neck stiffness, headaches, shoulder aches, and pain.[10]
3Rub Ciliao/Bladder 32. This pressure point lies on the lower back, between the back dimples and the lumbar spine. It is used for inducing labor, easing pain during labor, and helping the baby descend.
- To locate this point, have the pregnant woman kneel on the floor or a bed. Drag your fingers down alongside the spine until you feel two small bony hollows (one on either side of the spine). These hollows will be between the dimples and spine - but not the dimples themselves.[11]
- Press your knuckles or thumbs into the BL32 pressure point for constant, steady pressure or rub in a circular motion.
- If you cannot find the hollow, measure the length of the pregnant woman's index finger. BL32 lies approximately the length of index finger above the top of the buttock crease, approximately one thumb width to the side of the spine.[12]
Part 3 of 3: Using Foot and Ankle Pressure Points
1Use Sanyinjiao/Spleen 6. This pressure point is located on the lower leg, just above the ankle bone. SP6 is believed to stretch the cervix and strengthen weak contractions.[13] This point should be used with caution.
- Locate the ankle bone. Place three fingers above the shin bone. Slide your fingers just off the shin bone towards the back of the leg. There will be a tender place just behind the shin. This spot is very sensitive in pregnant women.
- Rub in circles or apply pressure for 10 minutes, or until you have a contraction. Resume applying pressure after the contraction passes.[14]
2Try Kunlun/Bladder 60. This pressure point is considered helpful if your baby hasn't dropped yet.[15] It is located on the ankle.
- Find the spot between the ankle bone and the Achilles tendon. Press into the skin with your thumb and apply pressure or rub in a circle.[16]
- This spot is frequently used during the first stage of labor, when the baby hasn't descended yet.[17]
- BL60 is thought to increase circulation and relieve pain.[18]
3Stimulate ZhiYin/Bladder 67. This point is located in your pinky toe. It is thought to help induce labor and reposition breech babies.[19]
- Take the pregnant woman's foot in hand. Use your fingernail to apply pressure to the tip of the pinky toe, right under the toenail.
4Consult your doctor or midwife if you have questions. If you are worried about the safety of you and your baby, why you have not delivered yet, or just acupressure in general, contact your obstetrician, midwife, or doula. They can answer your questions and address your concerns.
- If you want to find out more about acupressure during pregnancy, find a licensed acupressurist. Schedule a visit and find out more to see if it is for you.
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- You can apply pressure to the LI4 and SP6 pressure points on your own body, or you can have a friend or birth coach use these techniques.
- Some suggest working multiple pressure points simultaneously or in succession. For example, use the LI4 pressure point on the person's left hand and apply pressure on the SP6 on the opposite leg. Take a break after a few minutes and switch to the opposite hand and leg. You can also add BL32 into the rotatio with LI4 and SP6.
- You can apply pressure on these spots for several seconds up to several minutes.
- Every woman is different with different comfort thresholds for these pressure points. Apply the pressure for as long as you feel comfortable.
- Time contractions to determine if they are coming at regular intervals. Use a stopwatch to record when each contraction begins and ends. The duration of a contraction is the time between when 1 contraction begins and ends, while the frequency is the time between when the first contraction begins and a new contraction starts.
- If you feel pain while massaging or pressing these areas, you need to stop immediately.[20]
Sources and Citations
- ↑ http://www.webmd.com/balance/guide/acupressure-points-and-massage-treatment
- ↑ http://www.acupressure.com/index.htm#acupressure
- ↑ http://www.acupressure.com/articles/acupuncture_and_acupressure_points.htm
- ↑ http://www.drweil.com/drw/u/ART03230/Acupressure.html
- ↑ http://www.webmd.com/balance/guide/acupressure-points-and-massage-treatment
- ↑ http://www.whattoexpect.com/pregnancy-acupuncture.aspx
- ↑ http://pregnancy.thefuntimesguide.com/2011/04/pregnancy_acupressure.php
- ↑ http://www.newkidscenter.com/Pressure-Points-to-Induce-Labor.html
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6GipRQ83ks#t=102
- ↑ http://exploreim.ucla.edu/chinese-medicine/acupressure-point-gb21/
- ↑ http://www.birthbalance.com/videos/acupressure.asp#prettyPhoto[g]/0/
- ↑ http://acupuncture.rhizome.net.nz/downloads/Acupressure.pdf
- ↑ http://www.mommypotamus.com/how-to-induce-labor-with-acupressure/
- ↑ http://www.givingbirthnaturally.com/acupressure-to-induce-labor.html
- ↑ http://www.inducinglabornaturally.net/tag/bladder-60/
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnEcLSHTI0s#t=103
- ↑ http://acupuncture.rhizome.net.nz/downloads/Acupressure.pdf
- ↑ http://www.mamanatural.com/how-to-do-acupressure-when-youre-in-labor/
- ↑ http://www.mommypotamus.com/how-to-induce-labor-with-acupressure/
- ↑ http://www.justmommies.com/pregnancy/labor-and-childbirth/pressure-points-to-induce-labor
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So many people have come before us to contribute their DNA to our family trees and as I unravel the roots of my family I so appreciate people who have gone into the cemeteries to photograph tombstones and spend countless hours transcribing records so I can document my family. I would love to be able to help others find out more information about their family ties and I don't want anyone to be forgotten, so I love that this website gives us the tools to do that.
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RE: Emma Curtis Sanderson
I have changed her name to this and hope it works out better for EVERYONE! Her second marriage was a short one and produced no children so listing her as Sanderson sure does make a whole lot more sense.
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I have been searching in Hanover at the church and no luck. My direct line I have more on them. Maria Ickes 13663179
If you find Magdalena Ickes please let me know. I would love to find her. I have been on this family of the Ickes for 20 years. I started with Art Ickes and followed my line which changed the name to EKAS and one branch spells it EKIS.
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Thanks so much for transferring William to me. He is a direct ancestor.
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I was recently in Indiana and lucky enough to visit a MASSIVE and very, very old cemetery. The cemetery is 140 acres. Let that sink in for a second LOL
We had the amazing luck of running into the groundskeeper who spent 3 hours explaining the entire cemetery layout to us and giving us over 50 maps (CRAZY). He was very nice and off the clock. We paid him well for his time ;)
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Even though I've been a member of Find A Grave for a long time...I had never done more than photograph the graves I was interested in. They got me so excited that I spent my Thanksgiving vacation photographing graves HA
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So how does the merging take place? I've seen a lot of duplicates.
Most of the ones at Keller's Chapel are one memorial where a person has taken a photo of the headstone and another memorial where the person has copied the obit out of the newspaper.
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Thank you very much for taking the time to photograph and add the picture to his Findagrave site. Greatly appreciated.....
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It's been fun but I have to say, hard work! This was my first time to photograph an entire cemetery (actually two). Adding all the info takes forever! I've been working on one cemetery for a month now!
I have no idea how you've done thousands of memorials!!
I like adding as much information to each memorial as possible. It seems sad to have just general information. These people were loved dearly (I hope) by someone and I hate for the memorials not to reflect that.
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RE: Edits in edit tab
actually didn't see it until today I always go thru all my entries when family members send me info or I find it myself. Many of the edits had wrong birthplace or deathplace or no change The one with Frances (Bovine) I'm working with another contributor because it actually an duplication but was told they weren't two different people but your edit has proved I'm correct ... Thank you for the heads up I actually had many edits and all are done.
Thank you Thank you many blessings sending your way.
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RE: Kellers Chapel Cemetery
I agree. I hate when they are shot from above and just angled down. Do people realize how hard that is to read?
Also...politely move the flowers and things in front of the headstone!
Now that I've said that...hope you like my photos LOL
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A trailer for Casablancas's new solo album appeared today online, and from the sound of it, the album will return to the pithy laissez-faire punk sound that made The Strokes such a big deal in the first place. Visually, you ain't missing a whole lot: There are various shots of Julian and his posse walking around NYC like H&M-clad versions of The Warriors interspersed with cuts of people protesting and burning, and the whole thing appears to have been made in the 1980s if the graphics are anything to go by. Have a look for yourself:
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Hardeeville, SC- The St. Andrews University softball team lost both games of their doubleheader with 12th ranked USC-Beaufort on Thursday falling 6-0 in game one and then just 4-2 in game two.
Beaufort's Ashlie Layman was able to shut down the Knights as she pitched all 7 innings giving up just 4 hits and no runs with 7 strikeouts while Shelby Zipperer hit a two run homer to pace the Sandsharks.
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- The 20th-ranked Baylor men's basketball team held off an upset bid from Charleston Southern, winning 69-64. "69-64?" asked Baylor freshman Kelvin Purnell after the win. "That sounds like our offense, but poor showing from our defense. Still, though, good to stay in the BCS picture." When told that it was a basketball score, Purnell cocked his head and replied, "Bass-kit-bull? What's that? Some sort of game where you buy a box of fish to bait boy cows into … what? Boy cows don't even like fish. So I have no idea what kind of game that would be."
- In a battle of MAC powers, Jordan Lynch and the Northern Illinois Huskies topped the Toledo Rockets, 35-17, to move to 11-0 and close in on a BCS at-large bid. "We want Bama. We want Bama," chanted the NIU student body in response to their team's perfect season, much to the chagrin of NIU's players and coaches, who made it quite clear after the game that they do not want Bama at all. "Have you seen those guys?" a visibly terrified Lynch said after the game. "They're h-h-h-h-h-uge!"
- Despite its current prowess, Alabama lost its second top recruit in three days as defensive back Stephen Roberts flipped his commitment to in-state rival Auburn. "It's not just one thing," Roberts said when asked about his decision, "but … well … Bama asked me to fax in my letter of intent on the skin of a virgin goat. I thought it was a mistake, but Coach Saban was quite insistent. And it's like, first of all, how do I know if a goat is a virgin? And second of all, it's a fax machine, so what difference does it make? Do they have goat paper on their side? And what difference does it make if I use goat paper? Also, who has ever heard of goat paper? That's just not the sort of attention to detail I'm looking for in a program."
- In a shocking blockbuster trade first reported by Jon Heyman, the Detroit Tigers flipped slugger Prince Fielder to Texas for second baseman Ian Kinsler. When asked for comment on the trade, Fielder said, "Now this is a story all about how my life got flipped. It got turned upside down. So I'd like to take a minute, you just sit on the earth. I'll tell you how I became a Prince in a town called Fort Worth." When told that everyone saw what he was doing, and he didn't have to do it, he really, really didn't have to do it, Fielder replied, "In downtown Detroit is where I got paid, on a field by a tiger statue is where I played. Chillin' out, maxin', relaxin' all cool. And hitting mad bombs, my bat was my tool. When a couple of guys, they all had beards, they beat up my team and looked real weird. I lose one little series and my GM had malice, he said, 'You're movin' down to play just outside of Dallas.'" When told that he had to stop, seriously, he had to stop, this couldn't go on any longer, Fielder smiled and said, "I whistled for a cab, and when it came near, the license plate said fresh—" before he was interrupted, and asked if the cab had dice in the mirror and if the cabbie perhaps smelled really terrible. Then, he was asked again if he would please, please stop. Fielder flipped up the brim of his neon Rangers cap and replied, "No, and he smelled fine. Anyway, as I was saying, I pulled up to Arlington around eight at night, and I yelled to the cabbie, yo homes, you smell all right. I looked at my stadium, it was like I'd been birthed, to sit on my throne, I'm the Prince in Fort Worth." Fielder then started clapping, before yelling, "Boom! Fresh Prince parody song complete!"
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Aimee A. Toth, Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities
Banking & Finance: Five Minutes With
- Patty Tascarella
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Harrisburg wasn't new to Aimee A. Toth, but the post that took her there is a first for the commonwealth.
Toth, who most recently served as chief compliance officer and general counsel for Allegheny Financial Group/Allegheny Investments Ltd., had been a senior litigation attorney with the Pennsylvania Securities Commission.
Two months ago, Toth was appointed deputy secretary for securities in the state's new Department of Banking and Securities. It was a post created when the Pennsylvania Securities Commission merged into the Pennsylvania Department of Banking, a move designed to reduce the size and cost of overseeing the financial services industry.
Toth, whose role is to oversee the administration and all operations related to the regulation of the securities industry in the commonwealth, recently spoke to the Business Times about the changes and challenges.
What do you see as your biggest challenge in the new post?
Balancing the demands of all our various constituencies — investors, registrants and businesses.
What attracted you to this position?
The challenge, the possibility of actually impacting the oversight of securities matters in Pennsylvania and the ability to forge partnerships between the department and industry to make regulation reasonable, all while protecting investors.
You worked at the Pennsylvania Securities Commission until 2004. What are some of the differences in the newly merged department?
The increased efficiencies and the ability to collaborate with banking on issues such as entrepreneurial education, investor education and capital formation. There are a number of synergies that make this combination so valuable and important for Pennsylvania citizens.
Patty Tascarella covers accounting, banking, finance, legal, marketing and advertising and foundations. Contact her at email@example.com or 412-208-3832. .
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