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I recognize that those going through a spiritual emergency are often isolated and misunderstood. Frequently, they can't afford to enter into a therapeutic relationship or may find the one they're in is not that helpful to them. In addition, their health insurance may limit the type or quantity of care they'll be permitted to seek. They also may be incapable of working during or for many months after their spiritual emergency. As a result, they may not have any medical coverage whatsoever.
For that reason I've sought out free articles on the internet and organized them here, in one central location. Occasionally, I quote directly from a book I own if I've found it to be exceptionally insightful. In particular, I highly recommend The Stormy Search for the Self and Spiritual Emergency, both written/edited by Stanislav and Christina Grof, as well as Trials of the Visionary Mind by John Weir Perry.
Although you are welcome to read in usual blog fashion or to pick and choose your reading entries selectively, I recommend you begin with the very first entry and work your way through to the end; concepts that are presented in one entry are often fleshed-out in later entries and this method can probably best present you with the "big picture".
Bear in mind, this blog is only a starting point and is undeniably flavored by my own experience. Nonetheless, it's my hope that you'll find something here that is helpful to you -- feel free to follow up on that which you find helpful and discard that which you don't. Thanks for stopping by and feel free to come back as many times as you feel is necessary.
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Posted: January 30, 2012Friday night saw the biggest turnout at the 16th annual staging of the Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival.
Celine Dion was an absolute hit. The venue was almost full to its capacity. The international song bird belted out hits after hits as the huge crowd gathered sang along and swayed to and fro. Diana King was a pleasant surprise as she joined Celine on stage for "Treat Her Like A Lady". Celine Dion gave Jamaica a top class performance.
The organizers however, fell short as traffic piled up for hours. Many people had to park on the roadside and along the streets as there wasn't enough parking to facilitate Jazz goers on the Friday night. Other memorable acts on Friday night included Nicole Henry who was soulful.
Thursday night, which was in celebration of Jamaica's 50th dubbed Reggae Night, was also a success despite a fair turnout.
The veterans showed why they are timeless. Spectacular performances came from John Holt, Marcia Griffiths, Derrick Morgan, Pluto Shervington, an energetic Yellow Man, Luciano, Byron Lee's Dragonaires, George Nooks and Lloyd Parks and We the People Band.
Other entertainers who did well were Shaggy who was joined during his set by International R&B singer Neyo and Rick Roc, Assassin, Etana and Kymani Marley.
Meanwhile, the final night of the festival was poorly supported. Despite the lengthy band changes, patrons saw entertaining performances from Damion Junior Gong Marley. The Temptations Review did their thing, while Heads of State and Cee Lo Green were so, so…
Soca sensation Destra, who was looking fab, was high energy as she delivered her soca songs. However, Destra's attempt to perform Whitney Houston's songs Didn't We Almost Have It All, Saving All My Love, I Have Nothing and I Will Always Love was unsatisfactory.
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If the dyed color of your hair is stronger than you expected, you may want to adjust it. This guide is about toning down dyed hair.
Here are questions related to Toning Down Dyed Hair.
What can I do to fix my orange/yellow hair?
By Marge from Brandon, FL
By ky mamaw [2]01/17/2015
I have done this a few times and the first thing I did was wash my hair in powdered Tide... several times to lighten the color. Not really good on hair but it will help lighten the color somewhat.
I dyed my hair a reddish brown and it turned out more red. How can I lighten it so it's not as red? My natural color is blonde.
By Summer
By Dana O'Neill S.12/04/2014
Wash your hair back to back several times & use dish soap. You will see the color wash down the drain. If thats still not enough try using a color refresher such as John Frieda in brown. It will help to tone down the red. Good luck.
I have natural red/auburn hair it's beautiful and I thought I would dye my underlayer a dark brown for fun and it turned out basically black. It is permanent Garnier Olvia hair dye. I tried scrubbing it with clarifying shampoo three times last night which kind of helped. I do not want to bleach my hair or go into the salon. What can I do to either fade or bring it back to my natural color?
By Goddesss
I dyed my hair extensions a box dye intense red copper. I want more of a coppery orange color. How do I achieve this?
By Jen
I hope to go gray someday but not just now. I don't like commitment so I use Natural Instincts and need to touch up roots every 4-6 weeks. The overlap just gets darker and darker. I have very long hair and wear it up a lot. Even though I try to "pull" chunks of color down to the ends, the ends are lighter and I hate the way it looks. Anything I can do to lift the buildup some without using a harsh preparation?
By Renee
My hair dresser dyed my hair way darker than I wanted. I don't want to go back. Can I lighten it at home? I can't stand the sight of myself in the mirror. I just wanted to go a touch warmer than what I'd been doing, a light brown more carmel. What I got was closer to black with no highs and lows.
By Michelle
By mariebitt10/04/2014
Your best bet would be to contact hairdresser for professional help. Perhaps he/she could have you come back in and put some highlights in it or redo the whole thing in a lighter, softer shade.
I put a red in my hair, it looks a little orange. How can I tone it down (darken it) at home?
By Robin
I dyed my hair with Garnier deep reddish brown it is very dark and very red. I have reds in my hair because I have used them a few years now, mostly mahogany. I would like a more warm tone as I am getting older and my skin is paler. I do like the warm chestnut browns, but am aware that my reds would show through, but the colour I have used is very dark and red and makes me look pale.
By Pauli
By 2ndsight [3]09/01/2014
Using an "ash" color will help the red not to show through.
I dyed my hair about a month ago and it came out almost black with reddish highlights. I would like to know what color could I use to get it to more of a light auburn color. Any help would be appreciated.
By Wendy W.
By Tanya [4]11/22/2013
What is your natural color? For dark colored hair, ash colors tend to pull the red out. If your natural color is dark and you don't want the red, opt for a medium brown. If your natural color is a light color, opt for a light brown. I would not recommend a blond color right now, since you pulled red because red and yellow make green. I doubt that you want that.
I have recently had bonded extensions put in, but the lightest colour extensions were still more yellow the my real hair. My hairdresser suggested using purple shampoo on them to try and lighten them. Unfortunately this has just turned my extensions a very light shade of blue.
I have washed my hair about 6 times with ordinary shampoo and it hasn't budged. I then tried it with washing up liquid which has reduced it a little, but I don't want to use it again as I don't want to damage my £200 extensions. Does anyone have any idea on how I can rid of this ASAP or will I just have to hold out until it fades naturally with more washes?
By Samara
By Relli C.10/09/2014
Dish washing liquid! Wash your hair with dish washing liquid... really rub it in and then use a really good conditioner.
I recently tried dyeing my hair ombre with the Loreal kit for dark brown hair (that's the color of my natural hair and the kit was pretty cheap). At first I didn't leave the bleach in long enough so I added some more and left it in for a longer time. Now my hair is this brassy orange color and I can't go to a salon because I don't have the $$ and toners, again no $$. So please, if anybody has some home remedies that they would like to share with me it would really mean a lot. Thank you so much! xoxo
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By Ember P.11/18/2014
I've used lemon juice and heat in the past, or lemon juice and going out in the sun. It does take ages though, and I got too impatient. Vitamin C dissolvable tablets is supposed to work if you crush them and mix them with a little water. do a youtube search on naturally lightening hair, it helped me (:
I purchased extensions and bleached them blonde with blue tips. I then decided to dye them completely blue and my extensions came out way brighter then my real hair. I love the color my real hair turned and I want my fake hair to match. What can I do to tone down the electric blue extensions?
By Michelle F.
I've bleached my hair and it's far to light. I need to tone it down a few shades. What is your advice on the colour of the toner to use?
By Shirley
I know they say to only ever go one or two shades lighter/darker, but I was stupid and wanted dark brown hair. However the store bought hair dye turned out to be practically black! I haven't dyed it for a good 6 months and my roots aren't really showing and the colour is still dark.
So I used Colour B4 which is a hair dye remover. When I first did it, I loved it. It was a nice dark auburn and at least 2 shades lighter than it was. But now a week later it's gone dark again. I have read all about vitamin C tablets mixed with anti-dandruff shampoo to lighten it, so unless there are any better home remedies I will try that.
The box of hair dye remover was 12 pounds a box and I don't want to do it again just to waste 12 pounds. Please help. I do not want to bleach it because I love my luscious wavy thick hair which I am surprised I still have because of all the dying I have done before.
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By dph5411/12/2011
I would go to a professional hair stylist for that one!
I have light brown hair and want to naturally lighten it with lemon juice, but I have highlights already. Will the lemon juice make the highlights disappear?
By Alex from Liverpool, England
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So, I'm a (16) yr old guy with short dirty blonde hair, I took 1/2 cup of room temperature water mixed with 1 1/2 Tbsp. of pure bottled lemon juice and 2 1/2 Tbsp. of olive oil and mixed it into a bowl and damped my hair and basically just lathered it into my hair. Let it sit for 30 minues to 1 hour, depending on how light you want your hair.
And just saying, it came out fantastic, to a great light caramel color, I didn't think it would work so I tried it. The reason I added olive oil was because I found that lemon juice really dried out my hair and made it unhealthy looking and feeling, and the olive oil really moisturizes your hair and helps sustain the color. Once you sit there for 30 minutes to an hour just rinse with water. I did this in the pm, so in the am I just took a shower using deep conditioner shampoo and my hair looks great and feels great! This is a highly recommended remedy for you!
I recently tried to dye my hair a dark auburn color and it just turned out dark with some red. I want to re dye my hair a lighter auburn. I found a home dye that is a hair lightener for dark hair. How long do I have to wait until I can use it?
By Ashley from CA
Wait a day or two after all the shampoo stripping to allow the cuticle layer of the hair shaft to close back down (or even after coloring in the first place) before coloring again otherwise you could end up right back where you started from with too dark of a color. When the cuticle layer is open the inner hair shaft reacts like a sponge. Also, you might want to choose at least one shade lighter (two would be better) than what you're hoping for because it's going to be 'color on/over color'.
I dyed my hair and it turned out too red. How can I tone it down without doing too much damage to my hair?
By Marion from Sioux Lookout, Ontario
By lynda [12]04/18/2010
Suave produces a product called, "Clarifying shampoo" which will remove any sort of buildup from accumulated hairspray to over-processing of color. However, you can take a strand test from behind your ear area of about thirty hairs, and see about how long it takes to remove a significant amt of the color using a folded white paper towel to observe the whole test/time. If you have an accumulated metallic salts from Revlon products, call their help line on the side of their products or get it from the 800 operator.
Remember, too, that the very top of your hair will be much more damaged because it is the part that gets the most damage from the sun, so it will be porous and will "release" easier, needing less time than around the back hairline, behind the ears and over the ears, which will tolerate and need longer testing time.
Coloring hair is a science, the reason for licensing and fears of liability suits, but unless you have way too strong/ wrong tint, you must be patient and realize it may take a few times to reduce it, then to "mask" the red with a bit of blue cheap shampoo(producing more of a brownish red) or with a bit of cheap green shampoo(producing more of an ashy brown). for temporary fix.
Warning: Do NOT use strong detergent, or unknown chemicals unless you want to lose your hair.
If you know what product you used, it's best to call their office with a complaint. Also, consider what color you began with. If it was not a light blonde, you added to the color tint by not starting from a very light shade. Learn from this and remember to consider adding the color of your hair to the color your tint to get the REAL results you can expect.
Adding oil, waxes will only coat and seal the color in, so I'd try the cheap shampoos first after trying to call the mfgr. number on the box for help. They most always have an emergency help line. Remember, too, that once your hair leaves your scalp, it's like a piece of nylon thread, not "alive", and rough as if it were sanded by your brushing.
Don't be fooled by ads that promise to add "life" to your hair, because that's impossible. The only "life" is in the very deeply embedded root follicle inside your scalp. Conditioners often are silicone which also coats or shines, but your goal is to gently lift the rough layers of each hair and gently coax the color out with the least of further damage, right?
Strand test/ watch timing and results desired, as well as the condition of the hair when you pull each strand to see if it is weakened too much. When the strand of hair is dry, it should not break easily, nor over stretch without springing back or coiling up. If you don't over pull it before you test the hair strands, you will know what it was like in it's strength before you tested it, then compare it to the results after testing.
Once you get results from the strand test, and apply the data learned /timing to your whole head of hair and dry it to see if you like the color, if it has reduced significantly, and what worked. Don't keep doing this to your hair once you have gotten to the color you prefer, because every time you shampoo, color will seep out and lighten, especially if it was not "permanent" or real "dye". Always check the expiration date of any coloring product and never buy it from a discount house, even if it's free, because they are usually outdated/ expired there..
If all else fails, try rinsing outdoors with 1/3 cup of sudsy ammonia in same amt. of cool water. It will be smelly, and you don't want to get it in your eyes, so be very careful to use swim googles and a water hose with your eyes/head turned to the side as you try it. Don't leave it on but a couple of minutes, then rinse, dry and test color results. I suggest this because there was the alternative chemical to what was substituted for ammonia years ago.
Beauty Supply can offer other new options in temporary "rinses" from Roux that you can use until you finally get it just right to please you, remembering that hair grows at the average rate of 1/2 " per month. If worse comes to worse, it will grow out by the end of summer and you can begin again with more information/ experience on what not to do, right?
Keep plenty of towels and cool water supply nearby regardless of which you decide to do. Strand test FIRST with whatever you do. Be very observant and have plenty of natural light to see the results, perhaps have a friend to help? Good luck and God bless and help you. : )
How do I tone down red hair dye? I have gone for a different dye, as my usual one wasn't stocked. Now it is too bright and looks gingery.
By Lisa from England
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I always used a medium to dark Auburn, but accidentally purchased light auburn which came out bright Red (At least to me it was too bright). I called Clairol, explained exactly what I used and she suggested a fix for me. Call them or the number on the box of the hair dye you used. They were really helpful.
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July 11 (Bloomberg) -- Iran's Foreign Ministry condemned Saudi Arabia's crackdown on protesters in its oil-rich Eastern Province after Saudi security forces arrested dissident Shiite cleric Nimr al-Nimr in the al-Qatif area, the state-run Fars news agency reported.
Shiite-led Iran is "concerned by violent actions carried out by the Saudi forces against religious figures and people," Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast was quoted as saying yesterday. Saudi officials must respond to "the legitimate demands of the public and refrain from using violence against people," he said, according to the report.
Security forces shot and injured al-Nimr during clashes with his supporters in the village of Awwamiya as he tried to escape, the Riyadh-based Saudi Press Agency said on July 8, citing Interior Ministry spokesman Major General Mansour al-Turki. Al-Nimr was taken to a hospital, it said.
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Golden's rule: Be even better for TAMU
By Damon Sayles
Fresh off a week of competing at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, ESPN 300 defensive tackle
Isaiah Golden
(Carthage, Texas/Carthage) believes he still has a long way to go -- a scary idea for anyone who lines up against him in the future.
Golden said the bowl experience was the first time he really had a chance to compete against players of equal talent or better. The solid Texas A&M commit has only attended one camp, and his week in San Antonio served as a measuring stick not only of where he is but also where he needs to be.
"It was very fun for me. I got to see people I hear about but never seen before," Golden said. "They were my size and with my talent. It's good competition. I enjoyed it. It'll make me better.
Golden is ranked No. 18 among defensive tackles nationally and No. 29 among players in Texas for the Class of 2013. He committed to the Aggies last January.
"I know a lot of those guys -- they've been to camps, combines and other stuff. I'd only been to one camp. Really, I learned a lot from them, watching them go hard."
Golden, No. 229 in the ESPN 300, was a force in East Texas, finishing the year with 76 tackles, four sacks, four fumbles and 18 quarterback hurries. The 6-foot-2, 302-pound tackle showed his value in San Antonio, serving as a reliable member of a strong defensive line for the Army bowl's West team.
Still, Golden believes he can learn a lot more before making his way to College Station, Texas. Playing in the Army bowl helped gauge just how much more he needs and how far he's come.
"I just want to take everything with me to the next level," he said. "I want to get stronger and get faster. I know what I have to work on."


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Topic Overview
Aside from colds and the flu, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are some of the most widespread diseases both in the United States and the world. STDs affect both men and women, and two-thirds of all STDs occur in people younger than 25 years old. Exposure to an STD can occur any time you have sexual contact with anyone that involves the genitals, the mouth (oral), or the rectum (anal). Exposure is more likely if you have more than one sex partner or do not use condoms. Some STDs can be passed by nonsexual contact, such as by sharing needles or during the delivery of a baby or during breast-feeding. Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are also called sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
STDs are a worldwide public health concern because there is more opportunity for STDs to be spread as more people travel and engage in sexual activities. Some STDs have been linked to an increased risk of certain cancers and infection with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Pregnant women can spread STDs to their babies. Many people may not have symptoms of an STD but are still able to spread an infection. STD testing can help find problems early on so that treatment can begin if needed. It is important to practice safe sex with all partners, especially if you or they have high-risk sexual behaviors. See the Prevention section of this topic.
Common sexually transmitted diseases
There are at least 20 different STDs. They can be caused by viruses, bacteria, and protozoa. Some of the most common STDs in the U.S. are:
- Chlamydia .
- Genital herpes .
- Genital warts or human papillomavirus (HPV) . Certain high-risk types of HPV can cause cervical cancer in women.
- Gonorrhea .
- Hepatitis B .
- Syphilis .
- Trichomoniasis .
- Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes AIDS. Having other STDs, such as genital herpes, can increase your risk of HIV.
- Other infections that may be sexually transmitted. These include hepatitis A, cytomegalovirus, molluscum contagiosum, Mycoplasma genitalium, hepatitis C, and possibly bacterial vaginosis.
- Scabies and pubic lice, which can be spread by sexual contact.
Bacterial STDs can be treated and cured, but STDs caused by viruses usually cannot be cured. You can get a bacterial STD over and over again, even if it is one that you were treated for and cured of in the past.
Sexually active teens and young adults
Sexually active teenagers and young adults are at high risk for STDs because they have biological changes during the teen years that increase their risk for getting an STD and they may be more likely to:
- Have unprotected sex.
- Engage in high-risk sexual behaviors.
- Have partners who have high-risk sexual behaviors.
Studies show:
- Sexually active teens and young adults:
- Ages 15 to 24 years old get over half of all new STDs each year.
- Have the highest rates of chlamydia.
- Ages 15 to 19 years old, have the highest rates of gonorrhea.
- About 1 in 4 teen girls gets an STD.
- About 1 in 5 teens and adults gets genital herpes, and it is more common in women than in men.
- As many as half of all sexually active men and women have been infected with genital types of human papillomavirus (HPV) at some time in their lives.
- Syphilis rates have increased, and it is most common in men ages 35 to 39 years old.
- New HIV infections have increased in people between 13 and 29 years old.
It is important to seek treatment if you think you may have an STD or have been exposed to an STD. Most health departments, family planning clinics, and STD clinics provide confidential services for the diagnosis and treatment of STDs. Early treatment can cure a bacterial STD and prevent complications.
If you are a parent of a teenager, there are many resources available, such as your health professional or family planning clinics, to help you talk with your teen about safe sex, preventing STDs, and being evaluated and treated for STDs.
Risks specific to women with sexually transmitted diseases
In women, STDs can cause a serious infection of the uterus and fallopian tubes (reproductive organs) called pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). PID may cause scar tissue that blocks the fallopian tubes, leading to infertility, ectopic pregnancy, pelvic abscess, or chronic pelvic pain.
STDs in pregnant women may cause problems such as:
- Miscarriage .
- Low birth weight.
- Premature delivery.
- Infections in their newborn baby, such as pneumonia, eye infections, or nervous system problems.
Risks specific to men with sexually transmitted diseases
- Infection and inflammation of the epididymis, urethra, anus, and prostate
Any child or vulnerable adult with symptoms of an STD needs to be evaluated by a health professional to determine the cause and to assess for possible sexual abuse.
If you have symptoms of an STD or have been exposed to an STD whether by oral, anal, or vaginal sexual activity, use the Check Your Symptoms section to decide if and when you should see a doctor.
Home Treatment
Home treatment is never an appropriate treatment for a sexually transmitted disease (STD). Evaluation by a health professional is needed for:
- Any changes or symptoms in the genital area that suggest an STD.
- A known or suspected exposure to an STD.
Symptoms of STDs may not appear for many days, weeks, months, or, with HIV, even years after an exposure. After you have been exposed to an STD, you cannot reduce the risk you now have of getting an infection.
A regular habit of genital self-examination once a month will help you know what is normal for you and when you may have symptoms of an STD.
In addition to your health professional, there are other resources that can help you with information on STD evaluation and treatment. These resources include:
- Local health departments that have STD clinics.
- Family planning clinics, such as Planned Parenthood (1-800-230-PLAN or 1-800-230-7526 or www.plannedparenthood.org).
- The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention STD hotline (1-800-CDC-INFO or 1-800-232-4636 or TTY: 1-888-232-6348 or www.cdc.gov/std).
Treatment for pregnant women is monitored by their health professional to avoid complications. STDs in pregnant women may cause problems such as:
- Miscarriage .
- Low birth weight.
- Premature delivery.
- Infections in their newborn baby, such as pneumonia, eye infections, or nervous system problems. These infections may threaten the life of your baby or cause serious long-term problems or disabilities.
It is important for you and an infected partner to complete all medical treatment for an STD to prevent the infection from returning. You may need to be rechecked after treatment is complete.
Symptoms to Watch For During Home Treatment
Use the Check Your Symptoms section to evaluate your symptoms if they persist or become more severe or frequent.
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If you suspect you may have symptoms of an STD:
Home test kits for some STDs are available but it is recommended that you consult your health professional about any STD symptoms.
You can take measures to reduce your risk of becoming infected with a sexually transmitted disease (STD). You can also reduce the risk of transmitting an STD to your sex partner.
Delay sexual activity until you are prepared both physically and emotionally to have sex. Nearly two-thirds of all STDs occur in people younger than 25 years old. Sexually active teenagers are at high risk for STDs because they frequently have unprotected sex and have multiple partners. Biological changes during the teen years also may increase their risk for getting an STD.
If you are age 26 or younger, you can get the HPV shot(What is a PDF document?) . The vaccines Cervarix and Gardasil protect against two types of human papillomavirus (HPV) that cause cervical cancer. Gardasil also protects against two types of HPV that cause genital warts. Three shots are given over 6 months. The series of shots is recommended for girls age 11 or 12 and can be given to females ages 9 to 26. Females can get either vaccine. And males ages 9 to 26 can get three Gardasil shots to reduce the chance of getting genital warts. For more information, see the topic Immunizations.
STDs are a concern worldwide. It is important to practice safe sex with all partners, especially if you or they may have high-risk sexual behaviors.
It is especially important that pregnant women who are at risk for STDs practice safe sex because an STD can affect their baby (fetus). An STD may threaten the life of your baby or cause serious long-term problems or disabilities for your baby.
Practice safe sex
Preventing a sexually transmitted disease (STD) is easier than treating an infection once it occurs.
- Talk with your partner about STDs before
beginning a sexual relationship. Find out whether he or she is at risk for an
STD. Remember that it is quite possible to be infected with an STD without
knowing it. Some STDs, such as
HIV, can take up to 6 months before they can be
detected in the blood. Ask your partner the following questions.
- How many sex partners has he or she had?
- What high-risk behaviors does he or she have?
- Has he or she ever had an STD?
- Was it treated and cured?
- If the STD is not curable, what is the best way to protect yourself?
- Be responsible.
- Avoid sexual contact or activity if you have symptoms of an STD or are being treated for an STD.
- Avoid sexual contact or activity with anyone who has symptoms of an STD or who may have been exposed to an STD.
- Don't have more than one sex partner at a time. Your risk for an STD increases if you have several sex partners at the same time.
- Some STDs can also be spread through oral-to-genital or genital-to-anal sexual contact.
- Abstain from sexual intercourse to prevent any exposure to STDs.
Condom use
Condoms can protect you against sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Even if you are protected against pregnancy by birth control pills or another method, use a condom to prevent STDs.
Male condom use
Using condoms reduces the risk of becoming infected with most STDs, especially if they are used correctly and consistently. Condoms must be put on before beginning any sexual contact or activity. Use condoms with a new partner until you are certain he or she does not have an STD. See male condom use.
- Use a water-based lubricant such as K-Y Jelly to help prevent tearing of the skin if there is a lack of lubrication with condom use during sexual intercourse. Small tears in the vagina during vaginal sex or in the rectum during anal sex allow STDs to get into your blood.
- Do not use petroleum jelly as a lubricant with condoms because it dissolves the latex in condoms.
- Use a male condom for vaginal or anal sex.
Female condom use
Even if you are using another birth control method to prevent pregnancy, you may wish to use condoms to reduce your risk of getting an STD. Female condoms are available for women whose partners do not have or will not use a male condom. See female condom use.
Condoms do not prevent skin-to-sore contact in the genital area so it is possible to spread an STD with genital contact. It is important to have any symptoms in the genital area evaluated
Mouth barriers, such as a dental dam, can be used to reduce the spread of disease through oral sexual activity. You can discuss this with your dentist or health professional.
Avoid douching if you are a woman, because it can change the normal balance of organisms in the vagina and increases the risk of getting an STD.
Spermicide use
Most spermicides contain a chemical called nonoxynol-9 (N9). The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns that N9 in vaginal contraceptives and spermicides may irritate the lining of the vagina or rectum. This may increase the risk of getting HIV from an infected partner.
So although using a spermicide with a condom is more effective for birth control, using a spermicide may increase your risk for getting HIV.
Preparing For Your Appointment
To prepare for your appointment, see the topic Making the Most of Your Appointment.
You can help your health professional diagnose and treat your condition by being prepared for your appointment.
Before your appointment
- Do not have sexual contact or activity while waiting for your appointment. This will reduce the risk of transmitting the infection to your partner. If you do have an STD, your sex partner or partners must also be treated as soon as possible.
- Women should not douche. Douching changes the normal balance of bacteria in the vagina. Douching may flush an STD up into your uterus or fallopian tubes and cause pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). PID is usually caused by gonorrhea or chlamydia. Symptoms include pain in the lower abdomen and fever. PID may cause infertility, ectopic pregnancy, a pelvic abscess, or chronic pelvic pain.
Questions to prepare for your health professional
- If you have new STD symptoms:
- What was the date of your suspected exposure to an STD?
- Which STD do you think you were exposed to?
- How do you know?
- Did your partner tell you?
- What were your partner's symptoms?
- Was your partner treated? If so, when? Was your partner checked after completing treatment?
- If you are a woman, what was the date of your last menstrual period?
- What are your symptoms? If you have discharge from the vagina or penis, it is important to note any smell or color.
- What method of birth control do you use?
- Which high-risk sexual behaviors do you or your partner engage in?
- If this is a repeat visit for exposure to STDs:
- Which STD have you had in the past?
- How was it treated?
- Did you complete the treatment?
- Did you get rechecked?
- Was your partner treated and rechecked?
- What has changed since your last visit?
- Have you had sexual contact with a sex worker? If so, when? Was a condom used?
- Have you had sexual contact or activity with an immigrant or while traveling in another country with a native person there?
- Do you have any health risks?
What you need to know by the end of the visit
- Is a test, such as a culture, being performed? How and when will you get the results of the test?
- Is there a diagnosis or do you need to wait for a test result? What does your health professional suspect?
- What treatment is your health professional prescribing? Be sure to get a written copy of treatment instructions and follow those instructions. Take all medicines exactly as instructed and for the full course of treatment. Do not stop taking your medicine even if your symptoms improve or go away.
- If you have an STD, who needs to be notified—your partner or partners, the health department?
- Does your partner or partners need to be treated at the same time?
- Do you need to stop having sexual contact or activity (abstain) during treatment, or are condoms appropriate to use during treatment?
- Will you need to be seen or treated again?
- Discuss STD prevention options.
- For women who are breast-feeding, discuss the risk of medicines being transmitted in breast milk.
Other Places To Get Help
Online Resource
American Social Health Association | |
Web Address: | http://www.ashastd.org/ |
The American Social Health Association provides accurate, medically reliable information about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) to the public, patients, providers, and policy makers. Its Web site has resources to answer your questions as well as to help you find referrals, join help groups, and get access to in-depth information about STDs. You can also get information over the phone by calling 1-800-227-8922. |
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention | |
1600 Clifton Road | |
Atlanta, GA 30333 | |
Phone: | 1-800-CDC-INFO (1-800-232-4636) (404) 639-3534 |
E-mail: | email@example.com |
Web Address: | www.cdc.gov/nchstp/od/nchstp.html |
The National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention is a branch of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Their Web site provides information and updates on sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and tuberculosis (TB). You can also find fact sheets on these health topics. |
Planned Parenthood Federation of America | |
434 West 33rd Street | |
New York, NY 10001 | |
Phone: | 1-800-230-PLAN (1-800-230-7526) (212) 541-7800 |
Fax: | (212) 245-1845 |
Web Address: | www.plannedparenthood.org |
The Planned Parenthood Federation of American provides comprehensive reproductive health care and consumer information about family planning, sexual health, and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). The Teen Talk Web site (www.plannedparenthood.org/teen-talk) has information for teens about dating, teen pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, how teens can protect themselves against STDs, and more. |
Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS) | |
130 West 42nd Street | |
Suite 350 | |
New York, NY 10036-7802 | |
Phone: | (212) 819-9770 |
Fax: | (212) 819-9776 |
E-mail: | email@example.com |
Web Address: | www.siecus.org |
Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS) develops, collects, and gives out information; promotes comprehensive education about sexuality, including sexually transmitted diseases; and advocates for the right of individuals to make responsible sexual choices. |
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Author | Jan Nissl, RN, BS |
Editor | Susan Van Houten, RN, BSN, MBA |
Associate Editor | Tracy Landauer |
Primary Medical Reviewer | Joy Melnikow, MD, MPH - Family Medicine |
Primary Medical Reviewer | Martin Gabica, MD - Family Medicine |
Specialist Medical Reviewer | Jeanne Marrazzo, MD, MPH - Infectious Disease |
Specialist Medical Reviewer | William H. Blahd, Jr., MD, FACEP - Emergency Medicine |
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Thompson Rivers University officials reopened the gym on Wednesday after averting an asbestos scare.
The substance that shut down the gym last weekend shows only "trace amounts" of asbestos, said Christopher Seguin, TRU vice president of advancement.
A raucous party in the gym on Friday dislodged two tablespoons of stuff from holes in the wall.
A demolition company immediately barricaded and cleaned up the substance before sealing the wall with silicone. An environmental company also assessed the air quality.
The university's maintenance crews further sealed the wall with concrete, said Seguin.
The entire process cost the university $2,000.
"We're taking every step to ensure the safety of all our stakeholders and that's why the extra vigilance and process was taken into account," said Seguin.
WorkSafeBC also visited and reviewed the university's actions and stated no further investigation will be required.
On Wednesday, the area was deemed safe and the gym reopened. However intramural sports won't resume until after the reading break, next week.
Testing determined the substance to be the insulation material vermiculite, which included one per cent asbestos.
It's highly unlike the level of exposure from Friday's incident would cause injury.
And according to Health Canada, the material is harmless if contained.
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EDM Culture: 9 Female DJs That Should Have Your Attention
EDM culture is a competitive one–with wannabes left and right–fighting tooth and nail to be "top dog" on the scene. At worst, the genre is a depraved contest of who has the biggest proverbial dick in the industry. But there is one talented group that is often neglected when it comes to music blogs and Top 100 lists–WHERE MY GIRLS AT?
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From sheer quantity alone, EDM culture may seem like a "boys club", so we wanted to highlight the best emerging female talent in the game. Mind your boners, Gentlemen, these female DJs can show you how it's done.
1. Maya Jane Coles
Maya Jane Coles is an unprecedented talent with a deep understanding of how to make really good music. The British-Japanese DJ/producer recently released her debut album "Comfort"–that offers a new sound for the EDM collective. Not just a DJ–Maya is a multi-faceted artist who writes, produces, arranges, mixes, performs, engineers and illustrates artwork for her tracks. A complete fucking production–ladies and gentlemen–she is the total package.
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3. Anna Lunoe
Anna Lunoe is one of our current favorite singers, and she just so happens to be a talented female DJ too. You may recognize her angel-voice from "I Met You" by Flume. She's an eclectic talent with the ability to curate ambient tunes, disco beats, indie dance music and 90's house. Her collaboration with Touch Sensitive called "Real Talk" hit #1 on Beatport, and held it's position for three months.
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5. Gina Turner
Gina Turner is a NYC DJ and a staple in American dance music. She was one half of duo Staccato and duo Nouveau Yorican. Often considered house music royalty, she has cultivated a rich radio career with shows on Sirius XM, Scion, iHeartRadio, and Underground FG. No big deal fact–she has worked with artists like Soulwax, Steve Lawler, Tiefschwarz, DJ AM, Steve Aoki, Justice, Uffie, Chromeo, Diplo, Tommie Sunshine, Flosstradamus, Simian Mobile Disco and much more.
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Before getting started I'd like to thank Simon Sabin, Paul White and Umachandar Jayachandran (UC) for their input in a discussion we held on the topic.
Related: Partial Aggregate
T-SQL doesn't support a certain form of aggregate expressions that include outer references. As an example, consider the following query:
This query attempts to return, for each order, the average of all differences between the current order value and the values of all other orders by the same customer. However, when you try running this query, you get the following error:
The source for the restriction is in the SQL-92 standard, and SQL Server inherited it from the Sybase codebase. The problem is that SQL Server needs to figure out which query will compute the aggregate.
As you can see, the error message doesn't say that outer references in aggregate expressions are banned altogether, but those that involve both outer and inner references are (even though the message text isn't very clear about that). Here's a simple example showing an aggregate expression with an outer reference that is allowed since you're not mixing things:
Since there are only outer references in the first aggregate expression, it's clear to SQL Server that the entire expression (AVG(O1.SubTotal)) should be resolved against the outer query, which is logically equivalent to:
Since there are only inner references in the second aggregate expression, It's also clear to SQL Server that the entire expression (AVG(O2.SubTotal)) should be resolved against the inner query. But when you try mixing both outer and inner references, that's when SQL Server gets confused and complains:
As mentioned, the message text is a bit misleading. It sounds like if you have an outer reference, only one outer column reference is allowed in the aggregate expression. But as the following supported example shows, that's not really the case:
In short, the mixing of inner and outer references in aggregate expressions is what SQL Server seems to have a problem with.
Now let's get back to the unsupported query I presented initially:
To remind you, this query attempts to return, for each order, the average of all differences between the current order value and the values of all other orders by the same customer. You want SQL Server to resolve the O2.SubTotal reference against the inner query and the O1.SubTotal reference against the outer query and apply the AVG function to the differences, but SQL Server won't allow you to mix those. However, SQL Server will allow mixing those in expressions that are not aggregate expressions, e.g., predicates with correlations.
A simple workaround is to add another instance of the table as an inner instance and correlate that instance to the outer table by the table's key. This way you can refer to elements from the outer row implicitly by referring to the respective elements from the new inner instance. Then the original inner instance can be joined to the new inner instance instead of being correlated to the outer one. But implicitly, it's as if the original inner instance was correlated to the outer one. And then you can apply your aggregate expression mixing elements from the two inner instances—original and new. I bet this sounds confusing. Hopefully the code that implements this workaround will make things clearer:
This query is supported and addresses the original request.
You will face the same problem when using the APPLY operator, where the right table expression includes aggregate expressions that mix inner and outer references. Here's an example for an unsupported query:
The workaround is the same:
If you have other workarounds of your own you are welcome to share those.
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Why do we say Positron not Positon?
Assuming your right and the positron was the only particle to receive the additional r, it begs the question why do we say graviton not gravitron :lol:
Well, my guess would be that (as with pRoton vs pRotRon)
there is already an R in gravit-, so "gRaviton" sounds tidier
than "gRavitRon"
but really, who knows......... shock
another example of this thing is perahps "aluminium" versus "aluminum"
American speakers put a lot more "oooooh" in the pronunciation
of "Aluuuuuuu-mi-numb"
than British speakers do with "Alu-MIN-ium" (where the stress is on the MIN) ...... the extra stressed syllable in the British spelling compensates for the fact that we wouldn't pronounce such a strong "uuuuuuu" sound,
more just a short "uh" (almost an "ah")
Next week Slartibartfast presents a tour of rare earths in the Norwegian fjords.
Well, most of these eg lepton are neuter nouns reflecting the Greek notion that substances are inanimate, thus all those inert gasses neon 'new', argon 'inert', krypton 'hidden', xenon 'strange', niton 'shining' (old name for radon); lepton is a 'light-weight' particle; a meson is a 'middle-weight' one, and a baryon is the 'heavy-weight'; the proton is 'first' (protos is the masculine form, prote^ the feminine of the same adjective) the r of neutron is part of the stem and the neutron is the 'not-one-or-the-other' inanimate thing; however, electron is an entirely different construction.
It takes its name from e^lectron the Greek version of electrum with an instrumental suffix -tron the neuter counterpart of agentative -to^r 'animate one who does' as in geneto^r 'procreator'; electrum/e^lectron is the 'thing that shines' as arotron is 'the thing that plows' from the verb aroo 'I plow (or plough if you are in the UK)' and originally referred to either a natutally occurring alloy of Au and Ag for its pale shiny color or to amber for its shiny translucence. [The masculine e^lecto^r refers to the sun which the Greeks regarded as animate and masculine, though of course it is die Sonne and feminine.
Now our friend positron is neither a inanimate substance nor an old instrument; it is a blend, a merging of parts of a phrase to create a new word as smog is sm[oky f]og; a positron is a posi[tive elec]tron while a graviton, if it exists, would be an inanimate particle that mediates gravit-y; hence, the stem gravit- is supplies with the Greek neuter adjective suffix -on like all our other friends.
I suppose it's possible.
You know I just realized this whole topic is pointless.....
....It [b]should[/b] be anti-electron not positon or positron.
I should have asked "why do we say positron not anti-electron?"
Yeah but why did we ever even decide that electrons were "negative"
and protons (and positrons) were "positve"?
It's just arbitrary nomencalture.
Why, I hear that in *some* crazy countries, they even drive on the right! lol


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