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Late last year we reported Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller was seeking legislation which would better protect the online personal and financial information of Indiana residents. That legislation, S.B. 413, was unanimously passed by the Indiana Senate on February 24, 2015. Indiana's bill follows similar efforts in New Jersey, New York and Oregon. As previously mentioned, the Indiana… Continue Reading
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Employer FAQs: Responding to the Anthem Breach
The first massive data breach of 2015 hit one of the country's largest insurance issuers, Anthem, Inc., including Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield and other related entities (Anthem). The incident reportedly affected over 80 million persons who are or were covered under a policy or program insured or serviced by Anthem. The personal note… Continue Reading
New York Attorney General Seeks Stonger Data Breach Notification Law and Data Security Safeguards
Written by Jeffrey M. Schlossberg Earlier this month, the New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced a legislative proposal that would strengthen protections for private information by expanding the state's breach notification law to cover e-mails, passwords and health data, require companies to implement data security measures, and notify consumers and employees in the… Continue Reading
Top 15 for 2015 – Happy National Data Privacy Day
In honor of National Data Privacy Day, we provide the following "Top 15 for 2015." While the list is by no means exhaustive, it does provide some hot topics for businesses to consider in 2015. Inside Threats for Healthcare Providers and Business Associates. While news reports of security risks often focus on hackings and breaches… Continue Reading
Healthcare Providers and Business Associates: Don't Ignore the Insider Threats
News reports of security risks, hackings and breaches caused by individuals, terror groups or even countries around the world certainly are important and can be unsettling. But, for many organizations, including healthcare providers and business associates, a significant and perhaps more immediate area of data risk rests with an organization's workforce members. An organization's information… Continue Reading
President Obama to Call For National Data Breach Notification Law and Other Cybersecurity Measures
About two years ago, President Obama signed an executive order on the date that he delivered his State of the Union address which directed certain federal agencies to develop voluntary standards for achieving cybersecurity. Preparing for his 2015 State of the Union address, Bloomberg and other news outlets are reporting this morning that President Obama will… Continue Reading
FCC Promises Action Against Those Who Fail to Safeguard
On December 19, 2014, the FCC published Chairman Thomas Wheeler's response to Senator Bill Nelson's (D-FL) letter regarding the FCC's recent proposed $10 million fine against two telecom companies. In the response, Chairman Wheeler reiterated the need for FCC action in this area and explained that consumers regularly entrust their most personal, confidential, and sensitive information… Continue Reading
NJ & NY Propose Amendments To Data Breach Laws
The New Jersey Assembly on December 15 unanimously approved, by a vote of 75-0, a bill designed to better protect consumers from identify theft. Bill A3146, if approved by the Senate, would expand the state's law to include disclosure of a breach of security of online accounts. Per the Identity Theft Resource Center, between 2005… Continue Reading
Postal Workers Union Complains to NLRB About Post Office Data Breach
Labor law commentary by Howard Bloom. After being hit with a data breach, the last thing a company might want is the scrutiny of the union representing its employees affected by the incident. When the data breach potentially affecting hundreds of thousands of United States Postal Service employees was reported, it was not long after that… Continue Reading
FCC Seeks Comment on Exemption Petition Re: Breach Notification
Many of us have likely received a notification from our bank or credit card company concerning suspected fraud or improper charges. However, the legality of those messages is not always clear. To this end, on October 14, 2014, the American Bankers Association (Association) filed a petition for exemption requesting that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) exempt… Continue Reading
Video Interview: Discussing the FCC's Recent Data Security Action with LXBN TV
Following up on our recent post on the subject, I had the opportunity to speak with Colin O'Keefe, Editorial Manager-LexBlog, on the FCC's first foray into policing a cybersecurity incident. In the brief video interview, I explain what happened and what it could mean going forward. Special thanks to Colin, and LXBN TV, for the… Continue Reading
FCC Issues First Data Security Fine
On October 24, 2014, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced its intention to fine two telecom companies $10 million for several violations of laws protecting the privacy of phone customers' personal information. This marks the FCC's first data security case and the largest privacy action in the FCC's history. According to the FCC, TerraCom, Inc…. Continue Reading
Data Breach Notification Deadline Extended 10 Days for Certain Healthcare Providers in California
While recent legislation has tended to tighten data breach notification requirements (e.g., Florida and California), Assembly Bill 1755 extended the breach notification deadline from five to 15 days for certain healthcare providers. More specifically, according to AB1755 which becomes effective January 1, 2015, the deadline to provide notification of a breach of medical information for healthcare providers covered by… Continue Reading
California AB-1710 – Requires Credit Monitoring Information in Data Breach Notice, Including Services Must Last 12 Months and Be Provided at No Cost
California Governor Jerry Brown signed AB-1710 into law yesterday amending its existing data breach notification statute. The most significant change – companies that experience a data breach must provide information in the notification that if identity theft prevention and mitigation services are provided, they must be provided for at least 12 months to affected persons… Continue Reading
Medical Information Worth 10x More Than Credit Card Data On Black Market
When many people think about identity theft and data breaches, they tend to think about credit card data and bank accounts. This makes sense given the large-scale breaches in the news lately. However, Reuters reported last week that medical information is "worth 10 times more than [] credit card number[s] on the black market" a trend that… Continue Reading
Delaware Joins List of States Regulating Data Disposal
On January 1, 2015, Delaware employers who dispose of records which contain the unencrypted personal identifying information of employees must take steps to ensure the privacy of such information. The bill, H.B. 294, was recently signed by Delaware's Governor Jack Markell. The new law defines personal identifying information as an employee's first name or first initial… Continue Reading
Report Says Russian Hackers Stole 1.2 Billion Usernames and Passwords, But Don't Let "Breach Fatigue" Take Hold
In what is believed to be the largest security breach to date, the Associated Press reported that Russian hackers have stolen 1.2 billion user names and passwords. According to the AP, Milwaukee security firm, Hold Security, learned of the breach, but has yet to provide details about the series of website hackings believed to have affected… Continue Reading
NY Department of Financial Services Proposes Virtual Currency Rule
The New York Department of Financial Services recently published proposed regulations which would require virtual currency businesses operating in New York State to safeguard data and protect customer privacy. Notably, the proposed regulations include requirements for virtual currency business to maintain cyber security programs and business continuity and disaster recovery plans. Virtual currencies under the regulations… Continue Reading
Strengthened Florida Data Breach Notification Law Signed by Governor Scott
As we reported earlier, Florida lawmakers passed extensive revisions to its existing data breach notification law, SB 1524. On June 20, 2014, Florida's Governor Rick Scott signed the bill into law, which becomes effective on July 1, 2014. Our earlier post provides more of a discussion about key provisions of the law. But here are a… Continue Reading
Prepare For Increased HIPAA Fines
Since mid-2013, the Department of Health and Human Services has recovered more than $10 million from numerous entities in connection with alleged violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act ("HIPAA"). However, during a recent American Bar Association conference, Jerome B. Meites, a chief regional civil rights counsel at the Department of Health and Human Services ("HHS")… Continue Reading
OCR Provides HIPAA "Lessons Learned" In Data Breach Report to Congress
An Office for Civil Rights (OCR) report issued this month reveals some interesting details about data breach activity under HIPAA, as well as some helpful reminders and recommendations for covered entities and business associates. Section 13402(i) of the HITECH Act requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to submit a report to various Senate… Continue Reading
Florida Legislature Seeks to Overhaul Existing Data Security Law
On the heels of recent nationwide data breaches of consumer personal information, the Florida State Senate has proposed SB 1524, which if adopted will become effective on July 1, 2014, to revamp and replace existing state data security law and, in particular, impose a statutory requirement to safeguard personal information, reporting a breach to the… Continue Reading
Cities And Counties Are Not Immune From HIPAA Enforcement, Skagit County, WA Pays $215,000
Skagit County, Washington, has agreed to settle potential violations of the privacy and security rules under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), according to an announcement by the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) on Friday. OCR reported that Skagit County, home to approximately 118,000 residents, agreed to a $215,000 monetary settlement and to comply… Continue Reading
Best Practices For Gramm-Leach-Bliley Compliance
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (Commission) issued a Staff Advisory on best practices for financial institutions that must comply with Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) provisions on data security and customer privacy. GLBA was enacted to ensure that financial institutions respect the privacy of their customers and protect the security and confidentiality of nonpublic personal information. Specifically,… Continue Reading


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The first lectio magistralis of the new and improved 2014/2015 edition of 'Fiat Likes U', the project launched in 2012 by Fiat and the Italian Ministry of Education with the patronage of the Italian Ministry for the Environment, were held in the universities of Turin and Pisa this week. The major news is that this edition will be expanded to include five European universities, to total no fewer than 15 universities and involve approximately 700,000 students.
The first lectio magistralis entitled "Researches on image and communication efficacy" was held at Pisa University on Wednesday 21 May. Lecturers were Simone Ballarini, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Market Research & Analysis Manager and Professor Alessandro Gandolfo, Dean of the School of Marketing and Market Research.
Thursday 22 May was the turn of Turin Polytechnic with the lecture entitled "Development and application of lightweight technologies on a high-performance vehicle". It was held at the "Cittadella del Design e della Mobilità Sostenibile" by Mauro Pierallini (R&D - EMEA Product Development - Head of Product Development - Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) and professors of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Giancarlo Genta and Giovanni Belingardi.
The events in Turin and Pisa are the first two of the 'FIAT Likes U' programme. One lesson will be held by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles designers, engineers and managers in each of the universities involved in the project. The objective is to put the excellences of an international group at the service of young students to contribute in a concrete manner to their education. The lectures will be broadcast in live streaming on the http://www.ustation.it/fiatlikesu website. Later on, the videos will be available on the project's Youtube channel. The lessons can also be downloaded from the specific area of the Fiat Likes You website (click here to download).
The interesting lectio magistralis programme is an integral part of 'Fiat Likes U 2014' which aims at repeating the success of the first edition by offering a comprehensive, practical and simple initiative which is packed with opportunities in terms of mobility, education and employment. More in detail, the involved students may use a fully free car sharing service featuring a fleet of 500L Beats Edition, 500L Trekking and Panda 4x4 models. These vehicles are completely new and encapsulate all of Fiat's experience in sustainable, accessible mobility. Some features also make them ideal for car sharing, such as five doors, the great interior space and the flexibility of use.
A student – the Fiat Ambassador, who will receive a 2000 euro wage – will be responsible for coordinating the car sharing service at each university. And that is not all. The two best Fiat Ambassadors will be awarded with a Fiat on free loan for one month. Furthermore, Fiat is offering from one to five paid on-the-job training schemes for each university involved in the project.
The cars in the "Fiat Likes U 2014" car sharing fleet all fit eco:Drive, the eco-friendly application developed by Fiat in 2009. The system analyses driving style by collecting onboard data and supplies personalised tips with the objective of reducing CO2 emissions and fuel consumption by up to 16%. The best eco:Driver of all the students in the "Fiat Likes U" car sharing project will win a Fiat on free loan for one month and a free ticket for EXPO 2015 of which Fiat S.p.A. and CNH Industrial are Official Global Partners.
More information on the 2014/2015 edition of 'Fiat Likes U' is available on the www.fiatlikesu.it and www.fiat.it websites.
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If you've had heartburn, you know that burning feeling in your lower chest. But despite what it's called and where it hurts, the pain has nothing to do with your heart. Heartburn happens when a muscle at the end of your esophagus -- the pipe that carries food from your mouth to your stomach -- doesn't close properly. Stomach acid creeps back up that pipe, causing irritation.
It's a common problem: About 40% of adults in the United States have heartburn at least once a month.
Along with discomfort, you may also have a bitter or sour taste in your mouth and throat. Symptoms can last from a few minutes to a few hours.
When you chew gum, your mouth makes more spit. That acts as a buffer to acid. You also swallow more when you chew gum, and that pushes acid down.
Smoking can make things worse. You're likely to make less spit and more stomach acid.
If your heartburn is worse when you lie down, try raising the head of your bed so your head and chest are higher than your feet. But don't do it with pillows. That can put your head at an angle that can put more pressure on your stomach, making things worse. Instead, try putting 6-inch blocks under the bed posts at the head of the bed.
Sleeping on your left side also can help. Studies show lying on your right side can make heartburn worse. The left position seems to put less pressure on the muscle connecting your stomach and esophagus.
Numbers on the scale matter more than what you eat. Pressure on your stomach from too much weight can allow acid up into your esophagus. A study by doctors at Stanford University who reviewed more than 2,000 studies about heartburn found no evidence that giving up foods makes it better. But losing a few pounds really does help.
That said, if you know something gives you heartburn, don't eat or drink it.
You set yourself up for heartburn when you overeat, and lying down after a meal makes it worse. Tight clothing, control top panty hose, and body shapers can also put pressure on your tummy, so if you're worried about it, wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes.
Antacids that you can buy at the drugstore can give you quick relief, but if you depend on them too much, they may cause other problems: constipation or diarrhea. Look for the kinds that contain magnesium hydroxide or aluminum hydroxide. They are less likely to cause digestion problems.
For more frequent heartburn, you can try stomach acid-reducing medications. Always follow the directions. If you have a lot of heartburn, you should see your doctor.
Sit-ups, leg lifts, and crunches, which put pressure on your stomach, can trigger heartburn. But don't use that as an excuse to stay out of the gym. There are plenty of exercises you can do.
It's never a good idea to go to bed on a full stomach. Spreading out the time between dinner and hitting the sack will give stomach acid time to settle.
Don't rush your meals, and don't eat so much that you are uncomfortable. Try eating four or five smaller meals instead of three large ones.
Water helps digestion. If your heartburn is worse after you go to the gym or come back from a jog, try drinking more before and during exercise.
If you have heartburn more than twice a week, you might have something called GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease. Heartburn is a symptom of GERD, but not always. Hoarseness, a dry cough, trouble swallowing and asthma symptoms are also signs of GERD.
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We were still destined for a few more restaurants this week but had to try Char, a newcomer to the HVRW family. This location was formerly Hanlon's Neighborhood Steakhouse. Opened in May 2013 and situated directly off the Taconic Parkway (but don't blink or you will miss the sign) is… Read More →


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adidas Originals will bring the Tennis Court Top back to retail this spring, releasing the shoe in the OG White Vapour / Aluminium colorway. The '80s-era tennis sneaker features a white leather upper with silver and yellow stripes, all sitting on a vintage yellow EVA sole.
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Review: taking Strattera and Acetaminophen, Aspirin And Caffeine together
Summary: drug interactions are reported among people who take Strattera and Acetaminophen, Aspirin And Caffeine together.
This review analyzes the effectiveness and drug interactions between Strattera and Acetaminophen, Aspirin And Caffeine. It is created by eHealthMe based on reports of 12 people who take the same drugs from FDA and social media, and is updated regularly.
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Strattera has active ingredients of atomoxetine hydrochloride. It is often used in attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. (latest outcomes from 19,160 Strattera users) Acetaminophen, aspirin and caffeine has active ingredients of acetaminophen; aspirin; caffeine. It is often used in blood clots. (latest outcomes from 211 Acetaminophen, aspirin and caffeine users)What are the drugs
On Jan, 29, 2015: 12 people who take Strattera, Acetaminophen, Aspirin And Caffeine are studied
Drug combinations in study:
- Strattera (atomoxetine hydrochloride)
- Acetaminophen, Aspirin And Caffeine (acetaminophen; aspirin; caffeine)
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Most common drug interactions over time * :
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Nausea | Tic | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | Headache |
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Psychomotor Hyperactivity | Migraine | Migraine | |||||
Rash | Drug Withdrawal Syndrome | Drug Withdrawal Syndrome | |||||
Tongue Disorder | Constipation | Flushing | |||||
Hyperventilation | Pruritus | ||||||
Feeling Abnormal | Psychomotor Hyperactivity | ||||||
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Anxiety | Postictal State | ||||||
Dyspnoea | Constipation |
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Postictal State | Nausea |
Constipation | Rash |
Migraine | Tongue Disorder |
Agitation | Pruritus |
Flushing | Panic Attack |
Loss Of Consciousness | Insomnia |
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Blood Magnesium Increased | Abdominal Pain Upper |
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The apartment was located in the heart of gorgeous Trastevere, with great cafes and small local places right down the street. We arrived late at night and had Paula meet us to let us in. She was incredibly sweet and helpful!
Location, location, location was great 15-20 mins walk to the centre.
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The apartment is very cosy and very clean it has all you need for your holiday and the bathroom ,is big the bed is confortable, is walking distance from all the important monuments. I enjoy my stay here and i hope to be back soon.
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The location was fantastic, the place was clean and comfortable and the wifi perfectly functional (which set it apart from much of the wifi we tried to use on our trip.)
Walking distance to everything and very handy to a supermarket. The kitchen is small, but excellently equipped enabling us to cook for both ourselves and a guest.
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In one of the city's most characteristic neighborhoods, Trastevere Apartments offers a great location for exploring the real Rome. Apartments are spacious and elegantly decorated.
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All unique, each apartment has a full kitchen or kitchenette, plus a CD and DVD player and a flat-screen TV. Additional features may include air conditioning, free Wi-Fi or a terrace with panoramic views.
Trastevere Train Station just 5 minutes away by tram. From here you can reach San Pietro and Termini stations and Fiumicino Airport.
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The apartment was located in the heart of gorgeous Trastevere, with great cafes and small local places right down the street. We arrived late at night and had Paula meet us to let us in. She was incredibly sweet and helpful!
the appartment smelt of damp and we had to take our clothes out of the drawers and put them back in our suitcases because of the damp smell
Our agent sent a courtesy text message the day before to check up on our booking. The location is perfect for great places to eat and drink- all the tourist attractions were easily reachable on foot or metro- The cat sanctuary nearby is a lovely little place to visit. Small selection of DVDs and literature available- as well as much needed umbrellas! Very clean and modern fittings, really comfy pillows.
Having received a message from our agent the night before check-in, we were really looking forward to arriving in Rome. We were tempted by the transfer offered from the airport for 49€ but decided to find a cheaper option once we got there. I informed the agent of our airport arrival time (23.10) and she said she'd see us at around midnight. After sharing a taxi for all of 15€ (saving us 34€) we took a little while locating the street (even the taxi driver struggled) and were then lumped with a huge 50€ surcharge for late check-in by the agent. This is an extortionate rate for arriving just after the allocated time- and with no mention of this in advance during our correspondence. In addition to the city tax they whack on, we ended up spending all of our holiday euros within 5 minutes of getting there. Contrary to what the agent specifically told me, Trevi Fountain was closed for renovation, and we failed to find the groceries store "just around the corner". The mattress on the bed is similar to a futon, any more than 5 nights would have been agonising! Wifi connection also very varied in strength throughout the apartment, very weak. &Quot;Satellite" tv box didn't show a single English Channel. The patio area is overlooked by upper floors... We had a pair of knickers dropped down one morning!! Not ideal.
Different locations without a check-in place.It's a terrible experience to find the apartment.No housekeeping.Noisy neiberhood in the midnight.
Location, location, location was great 15-20 mins walk to the centre.
The flat could do with a re-paint and a refresh.
The location was perfect, nice staff.
The air inside the apartment (first floor) felt a bit humid and the patio was, to be frank, awful.
Clean, View of Apartment.
- You have to call them before arrival. There is no receptionist in the building, i.e. somebody is comming from outside on your arrival time to check you in. - The location I see in the map on reservation was very different from the real locaton (Viale Trastevere 60). Later I was lucky to realize the real apartment address that was printed in a small character in the confirmation sheet.
Loved the trastavere neighborhood...the apartment was really spacious, the furnishings were basic but nice. It's easy to get around from here once you figure out the bus system. We loved that there was a grocery store next door. The only downside was that the alley behind the building can be loud in the morning when trucks are making deliveries.
Sanzio apartment's location in Trastevere is great for experiencing some authentic cuisine and nightlife, and you can return home and get away from the tourist traps and hawkers. The whole city is small enough it is possible to walk to any of the main sights within a half hour. Streetcar and taxi access is just around the corner from the apartment.
The Sanzio apartment was a little musty/damp, but that seemed to be a fairly common trait of many of our friends' rooms in Rome as well at the time. The "double" bed seemed to be two twin mattresses under a double-size sheet set.
I would like to say I liked everything and is the right place to stay it's near to everywhere you dont need buses or metro night life is good loads things to do I give this place 6 star if is possible :) 10 mins from vatican city by walking and 20mins to Colosseum if you want any information all shops there help you with friendly talk.and we are planing to comeback again.....
Well equiped and cosy apartment, and you'll find maps and any practical info you need inside. Great location just across the street from the best areas of Trastevere. Very good value for money, if you're comfortable staying in an apartment rather than the classical hotels. Across the bridge and a few tram stops away are all the classic places to see in historic Rome, and bus/tram goes every few minutes. Its also really easy to get here from Fiumicino, train directly from airport to Trastevere - then a few stops on bus/tram to Belli station.
Note that the walls are not the thickest, this is a typical old Italian building. You should expect some noise both from within the building and from the street outside. If that doesn't bother you, this is a great place to stay :)
Location - closer to main attractions Kitchen - fully equipped
Quite small, the pictures indicate otherwise Very noisy street on Friday and Saturday nights Delivered to us unclean and it was cleaned a day after
Great location.
No Wifi, even though it was said in my booking there would be.
The location was fantastic, the place was clean and comfortable and the wifi perfectly functional (which set it apart from much of the wifi we tried to use on our trip.)
I ran out of hot water when I used the shower the first day, but it was fine when we used it later.
The apartment is very cosy and very clean it has all you need for your holiday and the bathroom ,is big the bed is confortable, is walking distance from all the important monuments. I enjoy my stay here and i hope to be back soon.
The location and the cleanliness. It was also comfortable enough and the cooking equipment good.
The noise volume at night, particularly Saturday night which was very rough!
The size of the flat is great for a couple. Everything is new and the decor is modern and pleasant. The kitchen is fully equiped, the bathroom is spacious and the bed is very comfortable. I highly recomend this apartment for the qualities above and for its great location on a small and quiet road just in the midlle of trastevere that is full of restaurants and great pubs.
The apartment is slighty damp, but there is a dehumidifier that works very good. If you're planning to stay more than 2 days you might aswell bring some extra toilet paper- there were two roles when we arrived.
Walking distance to everything and very handy to a supermarket. The kitchen is small, but excellently equipped enabling us to cook for both ourselves and a guest.
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Left Handed FYOS
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#1Posted 20 February 2013 - 11:25 AM
DD2 has been at school for 3 weeks. I talked with her teacher today about writing, letter recognition, reading and the fact the Eloise is left handed.
I have bought her scissors, pencil grips, pencil & ruler for left handed people but am wondering if there is anything else I can be doing for her? She often writes letters perfectly backward and the teacher did say that she has tried to demonstrate as a left hander, but obviously this is not natural for her. It would appear that the teacher is not very experienced dealing with left handers - I want to help Eloise as much as I can so that she feels confident in what she is doing. Any suggestions from other left handers or mothers of - including whether I should just be leaving her alone to naturally work it out (if this is what happens?) #2Posted 20 February 2013 - 11:28 AM
I found this for my preschool children - some helpful points and diagrams.
Left handed writing skills http://handedness.org/action/leftwrite.html #3Posted 20 February 2013 - 11:33 AM
One of mine who is a LH had issues with letter formation and writing as the way they are shown does not gel with my lefty. I had no clue so at age 6 I took them to see an OT who seemed to sort it out (once a week for half a year). I have no idea what they did to fix the situation but they could then write without issue and I have not noted any problems since. I do note that some letter formation seems odd when they write but it obviously works for them so I am not going to interfere.
#4Posted 20 February 2013 - 11:59 AM
I'm left-handed. I'm an infants/primary teacher, specialising in K-2 and early learning support (learning difficulties and disabilities). I'm assuming your daughter is in infants? I wouldn't start worrying about the reversal of letters until she's in Year 2. By mid-Year 2 she should be getting her letters and numbers spot on. But if she's in Kinder/Prep or Year 1, it's normal (and not just for a left-hander) and I wouldn't criticise the teacher. There are plenty of kids in Kinder and early Year 1 who aren't left handed who reverse letters/numbers or confuse similar letters (eg b and d).
Things you can do: * You can practise the letters at home on a mini white board * Make fun games when you're out and about - "what's that letter? trace it with your finger! draw it in the air!" * You can also print off from the internet or buy books with letter formation (handwriting) practise. They will do this in class as well, but a good sheet or book would have an outlined letter that they should follow (draw inside IYKWIM), with arrows that show the direction (eg a capital D you start at the top of the straight part then pick up your pencil and go back to the top and go downwards for the curve). * Alternatively, you can ask the teacher which letter they will do in handwriting each week and for a copy of their handwriting sheet with her homework so you are reinforcing what she's learning, not confusing her with different letters to school. This would be my preference if you're going to do practise at home. Try to work with the teacher, don't put pressure on your daughter and if she's had enough of practise, leave it - don't push it. Letter recognition and formation "falls into place" for most children by the end of Year 1. Remember that in Europe, most children haven't even started school by that age. I also think, scissors aside, you really don't need to buy special left handed tools. She will adapt to the right handed world and that adaption will be to her advantage. There are many things I can do that right handed people can't because I've had to adapt (I can use scissors and knives in both hands, do different things with each hand concurrently, use racquets and bats with either hand or kick equally well with both feet. Think of Australian cricketer David Warner!). #5Posted 20 February 2013 - 12:11 PM QUOTE (naturalgoodness @ 20/02/2013, 12:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I have bought her scissors, pencil grips, pencil & ruler for left handed people but am wondering if there is anything else I can be doing for her? Sorry, I am in no way being mean but I just can't get the image of Ned Flanders Left handed Emporium out of my head now. I'm just imagining you shopping there and keep giggling. Apart from scissors I did not buy anything special for my lefty. When they awere a little older (6/7yo) we set up a computer mouse as left handed for them but they did not like it and wanted it to go back to the regular right handed mode and they have been happy using it like that ever since so apart from scissors they have adapted to everything else mainly by choice - I think they feel it's easier to 'fit in'. The only issue they really had was writing on the whiteboard at school when younger, as blackboards are no longer used, they would write then their arm would rub out what they had written as they went along. However once they got older and taller that issue disappeared so ended up being a non problem. #6Posted 20 February 2013 - 12:17 PM
There are quite a few left handlers along with my son in his class. The teacher has pencil tips and scissors there. Other than that they do everything fine. Like a pp has said letter reversal is still normal for this age and not just for left handers.
#7Posted 20 February 2013 - 12:23 PM
I didn't buy any extras, just let his teacher know he was left handed and needed to be put in a seat where he would not be bumping constantly with a righty.
#8Posted 20 February 2013 - 12:43 PM
I never bought anything for my lefty either (now in year 3) and I've seen letter reversal in both my kids in kinder- both lefty and righty. I would recommend scissors however but never bothered with the rest. The only thing you might want to be aware of is that most handwriting books are written for right handlers with the examples on the left (which a lefty hand see because there hand is in the way). The best books have the examples above but if your child's school isn't using one like this you could suggest that the teacher write an example letter on the far right where she can see it. That said, I think my lefty is a good speller because he can't easily cheat at "look, say, cover, write, check" which is the way they seem to do speeding from year 1 on :-). It's a right handed world out there but it is common for lefties to use both hands for different tasks and sometimes even favour their right for/ right hand for certain tasks!
#9Posted 20 February 2013 - 12:51 PM
I have 2 left handed kids, and haven't bought them any special supplies.
I just have to look away when they write as it looks so awkward! I also have to remember not to comment negatively to their teachers - as surprisingly they've had a few left handed teachers! #10Posted 20 February 2013 - 02:29 PM
Great - thank you. The stuff I bought came as a school pack when looking for scissors, but I have seen today that it has a great template mat with slanted lines to use as a template so she can see her writing so she can use that at home.
I will let her be and just keep the observation stuff going when at home and let the teacher guide whether more assistance is required. #11Posted 20 February 2013 - 02:42 PM
When you are showing her how to do stuff ( e.g. tie shoelaces) sit opposite her. My left hander found it easier to see when he sat opposite.
#12Posted 20 February 2013 - 02:48 PM QUOTE (tomson @ 20/02/2013, 02:42 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> When you are showing her how to do stuff ( e.g. tie shoelaces) sit opposite her. My left hander found it easier to see when he sat opposite. My mum did this with me - except we are the other way around, I was the only right-handed person in a house full of lefties! #13Posted 20 February 2013 - 02:57 PM
My daughter is a leftie and also in FYOS
She writes most letters correctly now, but when tired she does do some backwards (lower case b and d mostly) When she was learning these letters, most of them were backwards. This is normal in both right and left handed children. I found the Eggy alphabet app (ipad/iphone) has been useful in reiterating the correct way - it numbers where you start and finish each letter. #14Posted 20 February 2013 - 04:55 PM QUOTE (Ferdinand @ 20/02/2013, 04:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I am left handed, as is DS, neither of us have had any issue with letter formation, but both of our pencil grips are terrible, even by left handed standards. Just make sure she is holding the pencil correctly and keeping her hand on the table, but below the line or her hand will tire very quickly. Lefties have a habit of getting their hands into all sorts of awkward positions in order to see what they're writing and not smudge the writing. Oh, when cutting with scissors, make sure she turns the paper and not her hand, another bad lefty trait. If you're concerned at all, an OT can definitely help with this sort of stuff. eta: my lefty has started doing things right handed because everyone in his class does. This is obviously not a good habit to get into with a true lefty (as my son is), so we've had to make sure he actually uses his dominant hand. Something to keep an eye out for. How do you define a true lefty? My daughter is clearly left handed but taught herself to use a right handed mouse and scissors (because everyone else was). She has always preferred her left since she could grab things. She also chooses to throw with her right arm at athletics...... She is just as capable on her left though. I got her left handed scissors without realizing she had switched to her right - she said it was just to hard to use the right handed scissors in her left hand. #15Posted 20 February 2013 - 07:47 PM
Thanks. Her pop is ambidextrous so makes sense!
I have watched her write and it's so awkward and must surely hurt her wrist! #16Posted 20 February 2013 - 07:57 PM
Sorry to hijack but i have a question for other lefties - do you own left handed scissors? I just use whatever the supermarket has and I use my left hand with them. I have never really considered the different between left/right handed ones.
I am just curious #17Posted 20 February 2013 - 08:13 PM
Thank you. I wasn't sure if I was missing out
#18Posted 20 February 2013 - 08:19 PM
I have noticed with my son that some scissors wont work Left Handed
Edited by LJandAJ, 20 February 2013 - 08:19 PM. #19Posted 21 February 2013 - 08:19 AM
I'm a Lefty, as is DD - FYOS for her.
I remember having a bit of trouble learning to write some letters etc, but it was because of how it was being explained. Once I understood what the teacher was saying, it was a lot easier. I did have a bit of trouble with my pinky finger smudging the ink, but soon worked out how to get around that (we didn't start using pens until prob Y3 or so). I also remember having to sit on the Left at the desk, so our elbows didn't bang!! DD has Lefty scissors, prefers to be Left dominant for sport, can do a few things with her Right though. I hadn't even thought to mention to her teacher about the Lefty thing! #20Posted 21 February 2013 - 08:33 AM QUOTE (Ferdinand @ 20/02/2013, 04:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Oh, when cutting with scissors, make sure she turns the paper and not her hand, another bad lefty trait. I never realised that I do this!! I am a lefty and I still get confused as to which Gand I throw,catch and use a sporting implement in. When I played tennis as a child I couldn't grasp the concept of backhand so I just used to switch hands! Really frustrated the coach! I still do this when playing tennis now. #21Posted 21 February 2013 - 08:33 AM
We haven't done anything special with our lefty. Didn't even occur to us to advise his teacher.
He has quite neat writing so far. He does write some letters backwards and start the letter from the wrong direction. DH has spent time wi I'm to address this. DH is also a lefty so it helps he knows what he went through too and how to correct it. DS has no issues with scissors or cutting. We don't own LH scissors. He kicks and throws right handed. It just happens more naturally for him. Interestingly DH irons and uses a mouse RH as well as batting in cricket, playing golf. #22Posted 21 February 2013 - 08:37 AM
Do you know what? I don't think I've even told the teacher that my daughter's left handed. She's been doing fine these last few weeks. I did think about buying scissors (as we have some at home) but then I forgot. I'll have to ask her when I see her next whether there is anything I should be doing to make their lives easier.
I have assumed that there will probably be more than one left hander in the class and I also make the assumption that it's not like the old days and they'll happily work with the child to make sure they're not disadvantaged by it. #23Posted 22 February 2013 - 03:35 PM
DD2 herself mentioned the scissors sitting in the classroom on the second day of school. The teacher then asked if she was left handed and offered to get her some scissors. DD2 is the only left handed child in the class. She also plays tennis left handed and finds it much easier when I switch the mouse for her during computer usage.
At school we have stuck a letter formation template for lefties on her desk and she has a template with slanted lines that you place blank paper over, when she uses it as a guide the paper is on a slant meaning that she can see what she has written but is still writing on a straight line (if that makes sense). I will leave it at that for now. If the teacher raises that there are any issues, we will deal with them as we go along. Thanks to everyone that responded #24Posted 22 February 2013 - 06:05 PM QUOTE True left-handed scissors are engineered with the blades reversed so the left-handed blade is on top. With the left blade on top, lefties can see what they are cutting, and the motion of the scissors is natural. While many older lefties have adapted, and can use right-handed scissors for most things, even they can cut far more accurately with left-handed scissors. http://news.yahoo.com/truth-left-handed-sc...-080435396.html DS is a lefty. I bought him left handed scissors after reading that, and they are quite right - using scissors in the wrong hand means you can't cut accurately along a line, because you can't actually see the line you are cutting along. A bit hard to explain, but really obvious once you have the scissors in your hand. QUOTE Scissors which claim to be ambidextrous, to work for both left and right-handed people, are not truly left-handed - and will not function well for left-handed users . I think this is what lots of the left handed scissors you can readily buy are. Try using them in your left hand to cut out a shape that you have drawn and see if you can see the line you are cutting along. You will find some great information here: http://www.leftys.com.au/ 1 user(s) are reading this topic0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users |
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CGI's plan to acquire Logica for approximately $2.6 billion, amounting to the combination of two distinctly regional entities into a single "global" provider, offers further proof of a consolidating globalized service industry — as if we needed any after the series of service industry consolidations during the last few years. This acquisition makes sense for several reasons:
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We regularly get inquiries from companies that feel the need to restructure their access controls to support extended enterprise user populations: firms have to support employees, contractors, business partners, customers and keep them contained to be able to access resources (applications, data, etc.) that they have a business need to access. Technology and protocols are catching up here: companies (and vendors too!) are moving to finally support SAML, OAuth and OpenID Connect in bulk.
The real question, however, is not just access control, but it's also identity administration and attestation. How do you extend your internal provisioning of entitlements to your employees to your business partners or customers? What is the lifecycle of a data asset or piece of intellectual property in the broader ecosystem of identities? OAuth, Claims-based authorization or SAML attribute value injection will provide the infrastructure for enforcing policy decisions, but how do you extend your identity and access governance to the extended enterprise?
We see companies being interested and starting to build on the following to solve these challenges:
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2.) Providing increased delegated administration and attestation services from the cloud so business partners can also participate in these processes. This has been around for some time and will gain more popularity as firms need to remain compliant in the era of the extended enterprise.
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I attended the third annual Canonical Model Management Forum, May 14-15, 2012, hosted by DigitalML at the hip Washington Plaza Hotel again this year. I saw even more signs than last year that canonical models are key to API layers that many firms are building to promote integration. But first, let me share some data from Forrester's last survey on canonical modeling adoption that I presented at the forum:
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Knowledge management for customer service has always been a difficult proposition. It's not that knowledge management fails to work; it does its job well, as proven by the numerous case studies that show real ROI, as well as the maturity of vendor solutions. The historical difficulty with knowledge management is that many buyers and users don't understand the difference between knowledge management and content management — and typically view knowledge management as a heavyweight solution that's laborious to use.
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As a mathematician and product manager, I strongly prefer the reliability of analysis over the uncertainty of gambling. That is why I like to go to Las Vegas . . . at least for the annual Forrester CIO and EA Forums. Thought and industry leaders from around the world get together and discuss the driving forces and challenges in IT management. As such, I experienced this year's event as a real catalyst for discussions around the increased requirements and frustrations in IT planning — and a call to arms for IT leaders everywhere.
Dwight D. Eisenhower once famously said: "Plans are worthless, but planning is everything." He was talking about armed conflicts, but the statement holds a lot of truth for today's businesses as well. In the business world, an unforeseen change can make even the most sophisticated plan obsolete overnight — be it a change in regulation, a budget cut, or a company acquisition. To survive and thrive in this increasingly complex and dynamic environment, businesses need an IT organization that shows a path to meet business objectives while being flexible and responsive enough to adapt as needed. Ultimately, the best route is always changing.
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SAP Turns To Acquisitions For Cloud Innovations
Just three months after SAP acquired SuccessFactors, a cloud leader for human capital management solutions, for $3.4 billion, it has now announced the acquisition of Ariba, a cloud leader for eProcurement solutions, for another $4.3 billion. Now, $7.7 billion is a lot of money to spend in a short amount of time on two companies that hardly make any profit. But it's all for the cloud, which means it's for the future business opportunity in cloud computing services. So far, so good; SAP has invested and acquired quite a number of cloud companies over the past years: Frictionless, Clear Standards, Crossgate, etc. The difference in this most recent acquisition is the big overlap with existing solutions and internal R&D.
Following the first wave of cloud acquisitions, SAP was sitting amid a zoo of cloud solutions, all based on different platforms: ePurchasing, CRM-OnDemand, BI-OnDemand, Carbon Impact, ByDesign, Streamwork . . . They all used very different technology, resulting in big integration and scale challenges behind the scenes. The market welcomed with open arms SAP's announcement 1.5 years ago that it would consolidate its cloud strategy on the new NetWeaver platform for both ABAP- and Java-based cloud solutions.
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