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The Fortran intrinsic function
transfer can be used to covert a derived type into a real or integer array. This is potentially very useful when working in legacy systems which relies on arrays of primitive types (integer, real etc.) for persistence.
The code below runs at least on
ifort and
gfortran and converts a simple derived type example to an integer array (updated with solution):
program main
implicit none
integer, parameter :: int_mem_size = storage_size(1)
type subtype
integer a
double precision b
end type subtype
type :: mytype
integer :: foo
double precision :: bar
type(subtype) :: some_type
end type
type(mytype) :: my_var
type(subtype) :: my_subtype
! Old version: integer :: x(30)
integer, allocatable :: x(:)
integer :: mem_size
!Allocate array with required size
mem_size = storage_size(my_var)
my_subtype%a = 1
my_subtype%b = 2.7
my_var%foo = 42
my_var%bar = 3.14
my_var%some_type = my_subtype
write(*,*) "transfering..."
x = transfer(my_var, x)
write(*,*) "Integer transformation:", x
end program main
On my PC, this is the output (this result is at least platform dependent):
Integer transformation: 42 0 1610612736 1074339512
999 0 -1610612736 1074108825
My problem is that I have "guessed" that a 30 element long integer array is large enough to store this data structure. Is there a way I can determine how large the array needs to be to store the whole data structure?


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- June 24, 2016
- tags: dirty water dye works, socks
The tidy socks of tidiness continue to be unreasonably satisfying. They've reached that 'looks properly like a sock' stage of things, which is always rather motivational.
Oh and the other side will do something like this.
Of course now I just have to motivate myself to put in the rows until things get interesting again at the toes, which is never my strong suit. Someone send bribes.
Half the trick to knitting is balance (balance knits with purls to keep things from curling, balance cables with plain stitches to keep things from squinching up too tight, balance increases with decreases to keep things from changing size). Latterly are a perfect balance between lace (fairly entertaining lace at that) and lovely, quiet ribbing. I'm delighted to have them back out.
I love balancing lace with ribbing. It works especially well here as this lace has you changing your stitch count from row to row. If you have too much of that all on the same row, your sock can get a bit unruly. But the ribbing keeps the lace nicely contained and marching along in a lovely, orderly fashion.
And we all know ribbing makes for a comfy, well-fitting sock. But if you're anything like me, you can't quite bring yourself to manage a whole sock with nothing but ribs. That's not nearly interesting enough, no matter how great it feels! So throwing some gorgeous lace on there is a grand way to keep things interesting.
And this really is lovely lace. You do a whole bunch of increases all at once, then spend then spend the next few rows carefully whittling them back down to your original stitch count. Then you do it again, with a slightly different set of decreases. Playing with the stitch count like that often produces beautifully organic stitch patterns (it's a really easy way to get lovely curvy lines), and this is no exception. And of course, the ribbing marches along on the sides to keep everyone on their best behavior!
It's a perfect way to show off a solid or semi solid yarn (the lace is involved enough that you might lose some of its impact if you used a more variegated yarn). So of course I reached for Vice, because they do marvelous solids (these use Carnal, now sadly discontinued, though Paradigm is a great substitute). I know Vice is a bit hard to track down (you have to ask your LYS to carry it, but it's totally worth asking for). So I'm going to help someone out there fall as much in love with it as I am. I've got a skein of Carnal to send home with someone. Just leave a comment telling me how you feel about ribbing. Secretly love it? Only just tolerable because it's so handy? Isn't happening no matter how useful it is? There's no right or wrong answer, I just like knowing how you guys feel about stuff!
And while I can't quite manage to send yarn to everyone, I can give everyone a discount. You can use the code BALANCE to get a dollar the price between now and Friday. Just put Latterly in your ravelry cart, click on the 'use a coupon code' button, and type in the code BALANCE. You'll see the change in price reflected right away.
Comments left between now and the end of the day (eastern time) Friday, June 24, 2016 will be entered to win. I'll pick a winner, contact them to get their addresses, and arrange to send yarn their way. Be sure to use a real email address so I can contact you if you've won (I won't do anything with those email addresses besides notify the winner). If I do email you, I need to hear back from you within 72 hours or I will pick a new winner and contact them. Sorry, but I can only ship physical prizes to US addresses.
P.S. For anyone keeping alarmingly close track at home, this was initially out (a long long long time ago) as Once More With Feeling (and if you bought it way back then, you'll already have the new version in your rav library, don't worry). It was one of my very first patterns, and I hadn't yet fully committed to the One Really Awesome Word For Titles thing. But along with adding new sizes and better charts and prettier pictures, part of the fun of re-releasing old patterns is that I get to change the name if I want, so I am!
- June 20, 2016
- tags: dirty water dye works, socks
Somehow the nifty little magic trick swatch has gone and turned itself into nifty (if rather larger) magic trick socks. Or at least into the start of socks. Funny how that happens!
Yarn is some Dirty Water Dye Works' Marie that I got on our trip back in 2013. it is going to make excellent socks. Now if one of you would just come bang out a few more inches for me while I go take a nap?
- June 17, 2016
- tags:
So we all know knitting is already magic. You've got sticks. You've got string. Then you waggle your hands around and you have fabric. But some knitting is extra magical.
Sometimes what looks like calm, quiet, stately ribbing on one side?
Looks like a knitting dance party on the other side!
And I mean I get how it works. I did it. But I'm still endlessly amused. Tell me I'm not alone…
The happy yarn barrage (goodies for next year's book) continues unabated. Today's lovelies are from Malabrigo.
We've got some Arroyo in Reflecting Pool.
And some Twist in Sealing Wax.
And yes, for those playing along at home, that is rather thick, and it might not be what you'd expect for socks…that's because it's turning into slippers. Oh and wow are they going to be nice!


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"We are down to a one day-a-week watering on Saturday or Sunday only," says Hess. "So if our inspectors are out and see someone watering on a weekday, they'll be stopping to first educate and then to provide a notice of violation."
Hess says fines could reach $1,000 for multiple offenses.
Folsom is already under a mandatory 20-percent reduction order.
San Juan and Sacramento County water districts are still asking for voluntary conservation.
Water Conservation Tips
- Following the City's one-day-a-week watering rule this winter (more than 500 gallons per week)
- Turn off faucet while brushing teeth (2.5 gallons per minute)
- Turn off faucet while washing dishes (2.5 gallons per minute)
- Taking shorter showers (2.5 gallons per minute)
- Run washing machine only when full (15-50 gallons per load)
- Adding an aerator to sink faucet (5 gallons per day)
- Using irrigation before 10 a.m. and after 7 p.m. on your watering day (20-25 gallons per watering day)
- Adjusting sprinklers to prevent overspray and water waste (15-25 gallons per watering day)
- Replacing toilets with a high-efficiency model (1.28 gallons or less per flush) saves approximately 5.5 gallons of water per flush (the City has rebates for customers who replace their toilets as well).
- Repairing irrigation leaks or broken sprinkler heads (20 gallons per day)
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Matson must ask permission to play Crockett
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The All Blacks are about 10,000 kilometres away and in a different time zone, but Tabai Matson still needs their approval to select Wyatt Crockett.
Canterbury coach Matson expects to know today whether loosehead prop Crockett, who was left out of the All Blacks' squad to Argentina and South Africa, can be considered for their match against Southland at AMI Stadium on Sunday.
Crockett, who didn't train yesterday because of a sore back, was ejected from the All Blacks' 28-man squad when it was decided Beauden Barrett should travel as backup to Dan Carter and Aaron Cruden.
Matson expects to discuss Crockett's immediate future with All Blacks manager Darren Shand today and hinted he wasn't hopeful he would play against Southland.
"That really comes down to the All Blacks anyway," Matson said. "Depending on what they want from him this week will determine whether we get him on Sunday or not."
Tony Woodcock is expected to start at loosehead prop against Argentina in La Plata on Sunday.
Matson was uncertain of the reasons why Crockett, if he is fit, would be withdrawn from the Southland game.
"I'm not sure, that conversation will happen on Wednesday.
"He's pulled up sore, so I don't think the All Blacks will compromise him by playing a game for us on Sunday."
Even if given approval to play Crockett, Matson may prefer to manage him as he prepares for three games in 10 days ahead of the playoffs.
Outside back Johnny McNicholl missed training because of illness and Matson said the next two weeks would be about damage limitation.
After this week the side will train just once as it focuses on keeping bodies intact. "Coming through unscathed is as good as a bonus-point at this time of the year.
"It is all about recovery after this week and mitigating the risk, really, and training is one of those risk factors," Matson said.
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Second quarter proves costly in Toronto Raptors' 93-83 loss to 76ers
Toronto Raptors forward Amir Johnson, left, blocks Philadelphia 76ers forward Evan Turner on his way to the hoop during first half NBA action in Toronto on Saturday, November 10, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
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Published Saturday, November 10, 2012 9:44PM EST
Last Updated Saturday, November 10, 2012 9:56PM EST
TORONTO -- So much for the Toronto Raptors' first-quarter problems.
Andrea Bargnani scored 23 points while DeMar DeRozan added 19, but a horrendous second quarter led to a 93-83 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday.
Jose Calderon added 14 points and 11 assists as the Raptors (1-5) dropped their third straight.
Thaddeus Young, Nick Young, and Jrue Holiday scored 16 points apiece to top the Sixers (4-2). Dorell Wright added 15 while Spencer Hawes finished with 12.
The Raptors have been plagued by poor first quarters, but it was a horrible second that proved costly Saturday. The Raptors led by 10 points midway through the first, but the Sixers outscored Toronto 40-11 to finish the first half with a 52-33 advantage. The Air Canada Centre crowd booed as the players trudged to the dressing room.
The Raptors shot a woeful 2-for-20 from the floor and scored just seven points in a horrendous second quarter -- Toronto's worst scoring output in a quarter since 2003 -- that had Raptors coach Dwane Casey screaming himself hoarse.
The Raptors, wearing their camouflage uniforms in honour of Remembrance Day, made a game of it in the third quarter, cutting Philly's lead to seven points heading into the fourth.
But Toronto's burst of energy was short-lived and when Nick Young drained a long jumper as the shot clock sounded with just over three minutes to play -- putting the Sixers up by 17 points -- plenty of fans tugged on their coats and headed for the exits.
The Raptors had one last gasp capped by a Calderon three-pointer with 1:01 left that cut Philly's lead to 10 points, but it was too little too late for the home team.
The Raptors were missing starters Kyle Lowry and Landry Fields, Lowry with a sprained ankle he suffered two games earlier at Oklahoma City and Fields with tenderness in his right hand.
Alan Anderson started in place of Fields but was carried off the court with a sprained left foot to end the third quarter.
The loss of Lowry was big for Toronto. The point guard has been the Raptors' most consistent player, and has had some of his best games against his hometown Philly team.
The Sixers shot 47 per cent on the night to the Raptors' 38 per cent and outrebounded Toronto 46-35.
Bargnani had a big first quarter with nine points, his turnaround jumper with three minutes left lifting the Raptors to a 10-point lead. The Raptors led 26-20 heading into the second.
The Sixers, who were coming off a 106-100 victory at Boston the previous night, shot 67 per cent in the second quarter, outscoring Toronto 32-7 to take a 52-33 lead into the dressing room at halftime.
The Raptors pushed back in the third, shooting 69 per cent in the quarter and outscoring the Sixers 29-17. A three-pointer by DeRozan late in the quarter cut the Sixers' lead to seven point and Philly led 69-62 with one quarter left.
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La Estrella raced into the record books as he became the first horse in history to rack up 13 consecutive victories at the same track.
The Don Cantillon-trained-and-owned nine-year-old returned to Southwell having won each of his 12 previous starts on the all-weather circuit, a record shared with Royal Charlie, who raced in the 1870s at Newmarket.
La Estrella was a 2-7 favourite for the 32RedBet.com Claiming Stakes, despite it being his first racecourse appearance since his latest course triumph in late May.
Adam Kirby settled the market leader on the wide outside of the field before delivering his challenge at the top of the home straight.
Pendragon proved a tough nut to crack and there was little to choose between the pair heading inside the final furlong, but despite hanging to his left, La Estrella got on top close home to score by a length and a half.
Cantillon said: "That was absolutely marvellous. He had a little lug to his left, but this run should put him straight.
"It's a fabulous achievement for the horse. I'm incredibly proud of him. It's all down to him. He's probably an incredibly good horse in this company. He's had problems. We'll see how he is in the morning, but he is a very happy horse."
La Estrella registered his first success at Southwell in November 2008 and all but one of the victories have come in either claiming or selling company.
The veteran has actually suffered defeat at the track, having unseated Dominic Elsworth at the second-last when still holding every chance in a beginners' chase in 2008.
Kirby told At The Races: "It was a good training performance. He'll come forward for the run. We didn't go very quick and the race wasn't really run to suit, but to be fair to him, he tries."
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Could a massacre similar to the gunning down last week of 49 patrons of the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Fla., happen here in Baltimore? No matter how much we might wish for the better, the answer is frighteningly yes, God forbid. The fact is, the terrorism corollary of "Where there's a will, there's a way"… Read More
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Three Tips to Help You Analyze the Acupuncture Case Studies of the NCCAOM Exam
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Confirm the answer quickly by the elimination method. Case study:
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An Emerging Partnership Model
Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH) has educated integrative health and wellness practitioners for the last 40 years, originally as an acupuncture clinic and school. The institution's transformative, relationship-centered programs integrate traditional wisdom with contemporary science
A Long-Overdue Win for Oregon Medicaid Patients - and the Implications for Other States
Beginning July 1, 2016, Oregon Medicaid patients with spinal pain (cervical, thoracic, lumbar, pelvic) who are determined to be low risk based on a biopsychosocial assessment tool (STarT Back – Keele University) can receive four chiropractic visits per episode.
How to Stay Sane During the Elections: Understanding Through the Lens of Chinese Medicine
In Chinese Medicine philosophy, everything consists of Yin and Yang. The law of polar opposites – one cannot exist without its opposite.
Adventures with the San Jiao
Those of us who have been in practice for several decades relish the way meridians and points reveal new diagnostic clues and new insights. I love to encourage my students to see this as an adventure that goes way beyond the textbooks.
The Pertinent Negative
We all have to perform evaluations on patients. Most of us don't like doing it – exams take time, and worse it takes even more time after the evaluation to put together a narrative summary of the findings. Sometimes, this process becomes downright tedious.
Insuring Quality Control in Herb Importation: An Interview with Wilson Lau
Wilson Lau is the vice president of Nuherbs, a Chinese herb importation company based in San Leandro, California. Before joining Nuherbs, he trained as a lawyer specializing in FDA law.
What You Say Isn't Always What Patients Hear
A few years ago, my aunt Edna (name changed for the purpose of this story) suffered a stroke. After a short hospital stay, she was transferred to a nursing home for rehabilitation. When she arrived at the nursing home, Edna requested a private room.
Multivitamin Supplement May Reduce Breast Cancer Recurrence
There is a great deal of controversy regarding the value of multiple vitamin supplements in cancer prevention.
Chronic Pain: Become Part of the Solution
I have lectured to more than 7,000 chiropractic physicians over the past five years regarding the chronic pain and opioid epidemic in this country.
Acupuncture's Impact on the World
For several years, I have been hearing about the town of Rothenburg, Germany. It seemed just a dot on a map until I arrived. It is the home of the TCM Kongress which began in 1968. It has been held annually for 47 years and it has only missed one year.
Drive-Through Disease
Believe it or not, an estimated one-third of your patients have eaten some form of fast food within 24 hours of their appointment with you.
Introducing the Acupuncture Today Digital Edition
In response to the changing habits of our readers, Acupuncture Today will introduce a digital edition of the publication (in addition to our print edition) beginning with the August 2016 issue.
Treating Hip & Groin Pain With Abdominal Release of Upper Lumbar Nerve Impingements
Have you encountered patients with groin and hip pain you can't seem to solve? You know it's not a worn-out hip; you suspect the pain is somehow connected to the spine. But somehow, you just can't help them break through.
Sit or Stand? Analyzing a Mixed Message
I'm more than a bit confused. At my age, that seems to be a rather common occurrence. However, today more than ever, I'm getting a mixed message.
Tai Chi Documentary Premier
First Run Features recently announced the world theatrical premiere of Barry Strugatz's documentary The Professor: Tai Chi's Journey West, which premiered last month at the Laemmle Music Hall in Los Angeles.
Kansas Achieves Licensing Law
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback signed House Bill 2615 into law on Friday, May 13, 2016. HB2615 includes provisions for the licensure of acupuncturists in the state of Kansas.
Increasing the Value of Spine Care: CMS Approves New Low Back Pain Registry
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has approved the Spine IQ Low Back Pain Registry as a qualified clinical data registry for the Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) in 2016.
Beating the Odds: Interview With Para-Powerlifter Adeline Dumapong-Ancheta
Since October 2015, the FICS Foundation, the charitable organization affiliated with the International Federation of Sports Chiropractic (FICS), has been supporting disabled athletes internationally.
Acupuncture Muscle Trigger Point and Oriental Medicine Sports Therapy
It is difficult to ascertain the internal condition of professional basketball player Lebron James during game one of the 2014 NBA finals, in which he developed debilitating muscle cramps that led to his premature removal from the game.
An MD Who Understands the Opioid Epidemic
Doctors of chiropractic have an important role to play in ending the opioid epidemic and dealing with chronic pain by conservative means (see our top story in this issue) – but who's to blame for opioid dependence and abuse in the first place?
AOM Hospital-Based Practice: A Future Reality?
The natural evolution of health care on the planet is integrative health. We may have some challenges ahead, but based on my research, all indicators are pointing in a positive direction. There seems to be an evolving consciousness among our patient population that is "getting it."
September, 2001, Vol. 01, Issue 09
Associations Aren't for All Massage Therapists, but All Massage Therapists Benefit from Them
By Ron Stephens, LMT
Editor's note: This article is the first of a series on massage associations. Following a brief introduction emphasizing the benefits of association membership, Mr. Stephens focuses on the Texas Association of Massage Therapists (TAMT).Articles featuring other state massage associations will appear in subsequent issues of Massage Today.
"I don't do politics." "What is the association going to do for me?" "I can buy insurance cheaper from someone else." "I am too busy to be bothered." On and on go the reasons for not getting involved or supporting massage associations, be they local, state or national.
Yes, you are busy; yes, politics play a role; and yes, insurance can be purchased from different sources and at varying prices. There are many reasons to refrain from joining an association, or anything else, for that matter, but there are even more reasons substantiating the positive role associations play in the massage profession.
Our profession is very strong when it comes to learning how to be better at what we do and how we do it - but there is something more basic and more critical to our ability to treat than even the highest skill level, best equipment, or strongest referral system. This fundamental strength is our legislated right to work as touch therapists, and even the slightest change in the legislation can drastically alter how and if we continue to practice.
For example, in Florida, being a licensed massage therapist allows you to touch, make home visits on your own (vs. through an agency), or choose to work in a medical or spa setting (or both). With what is considered to be a fairly minimal amount of classroom training, Florida massage therapists have tremendous flexibility in how we conduct business. This freedom to operate a health care business must be protected, and the only entities available to accomplish this are our state and national associations.
Legislators regard massage associations as speaking representatives of the profession. Associations are the only legislative entities representing massage therapists, so those who don't get involved are subject to the decisions made by those who do.
The reality is, all massage therapists belong to one of the associations representing professional massage. There are two categories of members: those who pay dues, and those who do not. Which one are you? I hope you consider becoming involved with an association. Think of it as a cost of doing business, much like continuing education, supplies and equipment are costs. Becoming a member is the first step, but active involvement is also an important option.
I had the privilege of working with the Texas Association of Massage Therapists (TAMT) to establish an association-sponsored insurance program (FSMTA and TAMT). This program has proven successful for both associations.
The TAMT is in a reorganization mode, but it has made some major strides toward pulling themselves together. The hard work by the leaders of this association, past and present, is indicative of what it takes to bring an association together and keep it growing.
I recently spoke with the newly elected president of the TAMT, Vanessa Carpenter, RMT, and legislative chairperson Sharon Stumpf, RMT. They provided me with insight regarding the history, growth and present status of the TAMT.
The Texas Association of Massage Therapists (TAMT) was established in 1994 -- young by association standards. It was the vision of a group of therapists that saw a need to protect the profession of massage therapy in the state of Texas. These visionaries brought the new association into full swing with the election of officers and the establishment of bylaws. Their legislative board format of choice was president; 1st and 2nd vice presidents; secretary; treasurer; and regional representatives from throughout the state.
Business continued to be conducted in this fashion as member benefits were added. Initially, a newsletter and a website were created, with the intention of including a job and client referral system. These were the first established communication tools in a state that presented unique challenges due to its very large size. When the ability to accept credit cards was established, it was considered a milestone, in that it allowed the TAMT to do business on a much larger scale.
As mentioned above, another of the TAMT's significant business ventures was to work with the FSMTA, which sponsored its professional liability insurance program. This was a true enhancement, as it allowed for membership development and revenue generation on a larger scale than would otherwise have been possible. Both of these areas remain a challenge, as they are with every association, but the foundation for growth is in place.
In 1999, the TAMT took a major step with the establishment of an executive director position. The president resigned and accepted the position of executive director, with board approval. The TAMT was young and inexperienced as an association, and although there was an income stream, revenues were not sufficient to pay an ED salary. In essence, the ED position was that of a dedicated volunteer.
Under the direction of the ED, two major occurrences took place. The TAMT held its first annual convention and trade show in August of 2000. It was profitable, and more importantly, it brought the TAMT live and in person to members and potential members throughout the state. Representatives from agencies such as the Department of Health, Massage Therapy Division attended and interacted with attendees. The convention was a success from all perspectives.
With limited resources, membership and legislation became the primary focus of the TAMT. A major legislative issue was that of newly established continuing education requirements. The TAMT was able to provide its members with input into the rule development process on this issue. This likely would not have occurred without the organizational structure that existed at that time.
The demands of non-paid volunteering took their toll, and the executive director eventually stepped away. In a sense, this left the TAMT stronger and with a better organizational structure, but also with a staggering amount of work and effort necessary to maintain a totally volunteer organization.
In many associations, a handful of members believe in the need to have strong representation. They work hard, eventually burn out, and the process starts over. The sad part is that so much history, hard work, and resources are often forgotten or lost as the building process regenerates. Extended volunteerism at any level is demanding. It extracts its toll in energy, effort and emotion. Eventually, those who have given so much are scorned when pausing to catch their breath or do things differently.
The "angry active" is the death knell to any organization. They spend just enough time being involved to monitor everything going on, and they eagerly share their "expert" opinions, which are often that of ornery "shade-tree mechanics." This attitude often keeps an association from growing and moving forward.
Holding it all together while exploring all of the alternatives, from association management companies to total self-rule, has been the order of the day for those who have stepped forward to guide the TAMT to the next level of growth. There are already plans for a TAMT Convention in January 2002, coinciding with the new continuing education requirements for Texas massage therapists.
The TAMT is dedicated to the profession and will grow as more RMTs in Texas recognize that it is one of the only professional organizations in Texas representing their specific massage interests.
For more information on the TAMT, contact Vanessa Carpenter, TAMT president, at 830-529-3757.
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An announcement that has been expected by many young riders in Asia, Australia and New Zealand is when the new registration period of the Asia Talent Cup will begin.[more]
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The recent earthquake in New Zealand and last week's massive snowstorm has many inquiring about emergency preparedness. Authorities say that in an emergency, you are your best defense. Marty Betsch the Disaster Coordinator for St. Charles Health Systems says most people need to know that if there is an emergency, in most cases, you're on your own for the first three days. "And so at least you have 3 days of water, three days of food, three days of, basically your medicines, stuff that you have with you. They say 72 hours is important, however they are extending that now. Maybe 96 hours, maybe a whole week. So that's how you have to think as a person. Who is going to come and help me? The police are going to be busy, the fire department is gunna be busy, the Red Cross will be busy setting up shelters. So you have to prepare yourself. The more prepared you are, the better off you're going to be." Betsch says you also must have a family plan so you can reunite if disaster strikes during the day. She recommends you contact the Red Cross for some excellent sources of emergency information.
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