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"If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State."
Joseph Goebbels
When it comes to the issue of raw milk, never underestimate the propensity of governments and bureaucratic regulators to lie to you! They provide false information in order to fear-monger and control you, by dictating which foods you are allowed to put into your body. Humans have been consuming raw milk for thousands of years and we are still in existence despite the fact that raw milk is alleged to be one of the most risky foods available. If raw milk were anywhere as dangerous as this scaremongering suggests, we would expect far more incidences of deaths prior to pasteurisation becoming standard operating procedure.
The claim is oft-repeated, that raw milk poses a risk as if it is contaminated, it can make even healthy people sick. This claim is spurious, because any contaminated food has the propensity to do this and raw milk is not unique in this regard!
The most common pathogens found in raw milk include bacteria such as Escherichia coli (E. coli), Campylobacter and Salmonella, but other pathogens such as parasites like Cryptosporidium, which causes a form of gastroenteritis, may also be present.
Explainer: what is raw milk and why is it harmful?
December 12, 2014 3.30pm AEDT
Authors: Edward Fox Edward Fox is a Friend of The Conversation.
Food Safety and Microbiology Research Scientist, CSIRO
Narelle Fegan Food Microbiologist, CSIRO
It has been repeated ad nauseum, that a young boy died in Victoria, Australia, as a result of consuming raw milk. What the government and their bureaucrats have not told you, is that this young boy was already suffering from a terminal illness and that he died at least eleven weeks after consuming the raw milk.
Four other Australian children also fell ill over a six-month period after drinking raw milk.
What the government is not telling you here, is that these children got sick around two months after drinking raw milk. You see, there is a huge problem here, that being, that the pathogens alleged to be found as a matter of course in raw milk, do not have gestation periods anything like those suggested in the previously mentioned cases.
Given that there is a very large body of data on alleged outbreaks of raw milk-caused disease which originates from the CDC and the FDA in America, and a comparative dearth of such, in Australia, I have used the allegations cited by the CDC and FDA. I will reproduce those allegations now, and put them in context prior to addressing my concerns about the Australian statistics.
"In 2007, the FDA and CDC jointly issued a press release entitled, FDA and CDC Remind Consumers of the Dangers of Drinking Raw Milk. This report contains frightening statistics, which claim that between 1998 and 2005, there were 45 outbreaks, 1007 cases of reported illness, 104 hospitalizations, and two deaths "associated" with the consumption of raw milk."
The source cited for these figures is an issue of the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report from March 2, 2007, however an examination of their website has failed to turn up such a reference, so it appears that the numbers used by the FDA and CDC in their own report do not even exist. See the following:
http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/index2007.html – no trace of figures mentioned or their source
"See for yourself at the following CDC link, which contains information about an illness outbreak that the agency blamed on raw milk but that contains none of the figures cited by the FDA and CDC in their joint announcement:
"You might be asking: what about other agency documents; do they contain the data? Try performing a search for yourself. You will be unable to find any trace of data that supports the data found in the joint agency report. And since neither agency has been willing to address requests for clarification about the actual source where the data can be found, there is no other option but to assume that they simply made it all up in order to perpetuate the culture of bias and stigma against raw milk."
"This is an excellent example of government bias against raw milk," stated Sally Fallon, President of the Weston A. Price Foundation (WAPF), in 2007 just after the joint agency anti-raw milk report was released. Her organization, which promotes the consumption of clean, raw milk obtained from healthy, grass-fed cows, has yet to get a response from the government agencies about where their data was obtained.
" 'FDA and CDC have provided not a single reference to support the claim of widespread illness from raw milk during the seven-year period," she added'.
"Illnesses 'associated' with raw milk do not mean raw milk is to blame; in most cases, conventional meat, produce, and even pasteurized milk are to blame. While there are documented cases of illness that may have involved raw milk products, many of these are used to automatically blame raw milk, even when it is later determined that something else was the true cause. And even after raw milk is vindicated, the FDA and CDC often use the data to blame raw milk anyway."
"In reality, conventional produce, meat, eggs, seafood, and even pasteurized milk are all implicated in far more illness outbreaks and cases than raw milk, and yet this inconvenient truth is routinely buried by the FDA and CDC. Even if the bad data that the agencies use to indict raw milk is used, it is still a far safer food product than most other food products that Americans consume."
"Then, there is the issue of pasteurized milk, which according to WAPF is responsible for causing hundreds of thousands of illness cases throughout the past several decades, and several hundred deaths. The single largest Salmonella outbreak, in fact, which sickened over 200,000 people and killed 18 people in just a few months, was caused by pasteurized milk, not raw milk."
Repulsed by raw: FDA, CDC lies about unpasteurized milk
by Ethan A. Huff, staff writer
Natural NewsOriginally published August 5 2011
Date Accessed: 15.1.16
naturalnews.com printable article
Originally published August 5 2011
The fact is, that pasteurised milk is responsible for more outbreaks of food-borne illness than raw milk. I have provided some examples below of how the officially endorsed "safe" milk has behaved in precisely the same way that regulators claim raw milk has behaved. A few examples include and I quote:
"1983 – 49 Massachusetts residents contracted listeriosis from pasteurized milk and 14 of them died. The New England Journal of Medicine concluded in 1985 that since there was no evidence that improper pasteurization caused the outbreak, the legitimacy of pasteurization as an effective eradicator of harmful pathogens was in question."
"1985 – Nearly 200,000 people were estimated to have been infected with salmonella from a single dairy's 2 percent pasteurized milk. Investigation into this case revealed that the same strain of salmonella had repeatedly been contaminating milk after it was pasteurized for at least ten months prior to the outbreak. Up until that time, it was the largest outbreak of salmonella ever identified in the United States."
"1994 – 224,000 people contracted salmonella infection from Schwan's ice cream according to a report in the New England Journal of Medicine. The pasteurized ice cream premix had been contaminated during transport, leading to an even larger outbreak of salmonella than the one in 1985."
"2006 – More than 1,600 prisoners in eleven California prison facilities contracted campylobacter (C. jejuni) from tainted pasteurized milk."
"2007 – Three elderly individuals and an unborn child died in Massachusetts from pasteurized milk that was contaminated with listeriosis. Investigators eventually traced the pathogen to some artificial flavorings that had been added to the milk following its pasteurization."
"In addition to cases such as these, the Center for Science in the Public Interest has recorded 155 outbreaks from pasteurized dairy products between 1990 and 2006, all of which are published in the group's 2008 annual report."
"Raw milk, on the other hand, is continually targeted and implicated in all sorts of outbreaks despite evidence proving that raw milk was (not) the culprit. Oftentimes when there is a food outbreak, regulators will ask those who became ill if they consumed any raw dairy products prior to the incident. Say 11 percent said they did, that data automatically goes into reports that are used to implicate raw dairy as being "associated" with outbreaks, even if the true source of contamination was from meat or some other food. The 89 percent who had not consumed raw dairy are ignored and the data is manipulated and used in an attack against raw dairy products."
The impression is given that raw milk is one of the most prevalent sources of food-borne illness despite the fact that, "the number of outbreaks and illness cases associated with raw milk is still a mere fraction of the number of confirmed illnesses and outbreaks caused by other foods."
Raw Milk Continually Targeted Despite True Dangers of Pasteurized Product (Opinion)
by Ethan Huff
naturalnews.com printable article
Originally published September 28 2009
Date Accessed: 30.3.16
Repulsed by raw: FDA, CDC lies about unpasteurized milk
by Ethan A. Huff, staff writer
Natural NewsOriginally published August 5 2011
Date Accessed: 15.1.16
naturalnews.com printable article
Originally published August 5 2011
"The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) put out a report a few years ago on outbreak and illness cases that occurred between 1990 and 2004. During this time, there were 639 reported outbreaks and 31,496 reported illnesses caused by produce, which represents 38 percent of all foodborne illness cases. Poultry was responsible for 541 outbreaks and 16,280 illnesses, representing 20 percent of all foodborne illness cases."
"The list goes on to cite beef, eggs, and seafood, all of which are implicated in causing far more foodborne illness cases than even the most inflated and fictitious raw milk illness statistics. And yet the FDA and CDC have never once issued warnings or "reminders" about not eating any of those foods."
Repulsed by raw: FDA, CDC lies about unpasteurized milk
by Ethan A. Huff, staff writer
Natural NewsOriginally published August 5 2011
Date Accessed: 15.1.16
Another lie, routinely cited in relation to raw milk, is that there is little or no benefit from drinking raw milk and that, pasteurised milk is for all intents and purposes, is nutritionally identical to raw milk.
'You milk a cow from the same end it poops'
Staff writers
Date Accessed: 29.3.16
You see, regulators, by admitting that pasteurised milk is not markedly different from raw milk, have conceded that there is a difference between the two. The truth is that raw milk from grass fed cows contains very high levels of conjugated linolenic acid (CLA) and beneficial bacteria like Lactobacillus acidophilus. Pasteurised milk, does not contain lactase, which is the enzyme responsible for breaking down lactose. It is for this reason, that raw milk can be consumed by people who are lactose intolerant, whereas pasteurised milk cannot be consumed without side-effects. Another fallacy being spruiked by regulators is that there are more outbreaks of food poisoning in areas where raw milk is sold. This does not prove that raw milk was responsible for the food poisoning!
You milk a cow from the same end it poops'
Staff writers
Date Accessed: 29.3.16
As we have previously seen, the probability of contracting food poisoning from other foodstuffs greatly exceeds the probability of contracting illness from raw milk. We have also seen how the FDA and CDC lie about the causes of food-borne illness and accuse raw milk of being the culprit, even when the source of contamination came from another foodstuff. In these circumstances, there has been an almost super human reluctance to set the record straight, which raises the question as to why fallacious information is being propagated.
Raw Milk Continually Targeted Despite True Dangers of Pasteurized Product (Opinion)
by Ethan Huff
naturalnews.com printable article
Originally published September 28 2009
Date Accessed: 30.3.16
There are benefits cited by those who have done the research on raw milk and these are purportedly and I quote:
• Raw milk is the ONLY food that has extensive built-in safety mechanisms and numerous components to create a healthy immune system.
• In early studies involving humans, raw milk was shown to be superior to pasteurized in protecting against infection, diarrhea, rickets, tooth decay and TB; and children receiving had better growth than those receiving pasteurized milk.
• Although raw milk, like any food, can become contaminated and cause illness, the dangers of raw milk are greatly exaggerated. In an analysis of reports on 70 outbreaks attributed to raw milk, many examples were found of reporting bias, errors and poor analysis resulting in most outbreaks having either no valid positive milk sample or no valid statistical association. (ResponsetoMarlerListofStudies.pdf)
• In early animal studies, animals fed raw milk had better growth, denser bones, greater integrity of internal organs, less anemia, fewer signs of anxiety and stress, and fewer signs of nutrient deficiency than animals fed pasteurized milk.
• Three recent studies in Europe found that drinking raw milk protected against asthma and allergies. (Lancet. 2001 Oct 6;358(9288):1129-33; J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2006 Jun;117(6):1374-8; Clinical & Experimental Allergy. 2007 May; 37(5) 627-630).
• In the early 1900s, the Mayo Clinic administered the "Milk Cure," which consisted in drinking 4-5 quarts of raw milk per day, obtaining favorable results for a range of illnesses including cancer, weight loss, kidney disease, allergies, skin problems, urinary tract problems, prostate problems and chronic fatigue; these results are not obtained using pasteurized milk.
• Many studies have linked consumption of pasteurized milk with lactose intolerance, allergies, asthma, frequent ear infections, gastro-Intestinal problems, diabetes, auto-Immune disease, attention deficit disorder and constipation. During a period of rapid population growth, the market for fluid pasteurized milk has declined at 1% per year for the past 20 years because fewer and fewer consumers can tolerate pasteurized (and ultrapasteurized) milk (Don't Drink Your Milk, Frank Oski, MD, 1983).
• In a survey of raw milk drinkers in the state of Michigan, over 80% of those advised by a healthcare professional that they were lactose intolerant were able to consume raw milk without problem. (LactoseIntoleranceSurvey.doc)
• Compared to raw milk there are 515 times more illnesses from L-mono due to deli meats and 29 times more illness from L-mono due to pasteurized milk. On a PER-SERVING BASIS, deli meats were TEN times more likely than raw milk to cause illness. (Based on data in a 2003 USDA/FDA report)
• Due to high-volume distribution and its comparative lack of anti-microbial components, contaminated pasteurized milk has caused numerous widespread and serious outbreaks of illness, including a 1984-5 outbreak afflicting almost 200,000 people. In 2007, three people died in Massachusetts from illness caused by contaminated pasteurized milk.
The truth is that there are far more dangerous things of which governments approve than raw milk: Here are some of them –
• Riding in a grocery shopping cart
• Smoking cigarettes and cigars
• Chewing tobacco
• Signing up for military combat
• Consuming alcohol
• Chemotherapy
• Vaccines
• Mammograms
• CT scans
• Taking FDA-approved pharmaceuticals
• Downhill skiing
• Water sports
• Gymnastics
• Driving in automobiles
• Mercury fillings and mercury in tuna fish
• Skateboarding
• Rock-climbing, mountain climbing, mountain biking
• Using hair dyes
• Peanut and gluten products (potentially lethal or damaging allergens to many)
• Eating fast food and processed foods regularly
• Driving while texting/talking on the phone
• Fireworks
• Cough syrups with hydrocodone
• Working in construction
• Consuming fluoride
Things the government approves that are more dangerous than raw milk
by Christina Luisa
naturalnews.com printable article
Originally published August 17 2011
Date Accessed: 2.4.16
As you will no doubt deduce, governments are highly selective in what they consider should be banned and that selectivity is not evidence-based! Ask yourself, what business is it of the government whether you choose to consume raw milk or not? You may well claim, that we need to outlaw raw milk products, as has been misrepresented, that parents and guardians could kill through giving raw milk to their children and wards, citing this point as a spurious reason for banning raw milk, claiming that to do otherwise, is leaving the vulnerable unprotected. There are already laws in existence relating to manslaughter by negligence and we do not need more laws to do the same job!
Rochelle Macredie BA, Bsc, LLB


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What Works (and Doesn't Work) in Traffic Court
Choosing the Right Strategy
Here are some strategies in traffic court that may —depending on the facts of your case—help you avoid liability for a traffic ticket.
Prove a Necessary Element of Your Ticket Is Missing
Your first step should be to study the exact language of the law (code section or statute) you were charged with violating. The key fact to remember: If you can prove even one element of the infraction is missing from the facts, you should be found not guilty.
Remember! No Matter Your Defense, You Normally Win If the Officer Fails to Show Up
Suppose you decide you don't have much of a defense. For example, you ran a stop sign right in front of an officer or were caught doing 90 mph on the freeway with a 65-mph limit by an officer who paced you for two miles. Obviously, the attractiveness of traffic school goes up as your chances of beating the ticket in court go down. But what should you do if you aren't eligible for traffic school? Automatically pay the ticket? You can consider one other possibility—although it is often a long shot: The officer may not show up in court. In that case, in most states your ticket will probably be dismissed. But don't count on this happening. It's true that sometimes an officer misses a court appearance while on vacation, due to illness, a scheduling conflict, or other reasons, but officers commonly show up. And the more serious the violation, the more the odds increase of an officer's appearance.
Challenge the Officer's Subjective Conclusion
Remember, in many states, with many tickets, it's perfectly possible—and sometimes even fairly easy—to challenge the police officer's view of what happened. This is particularly likely in situations where a cop must make a subjective judgment as to whether you violated an element of the offense in a situation where no accident ensued. For example, when an officer gives you a ticket for making an unsafe left turn, you may argue that your actions were safe and responsible, considering the prevailing traffic conditions. Of course, it will help your case if you can point to facts that tend to show that the cop was not in a good location to accurately view what happened or was busy doing other tasks (driving 50 mph in heavy traffic, for example.
In about 20 states, deciding whether it is safe to exceed the speed limit is another circumstance where a subjective judgment must be made. That's because in these states the posted speed limit is not an absolute limit, but only creates a legal presumption as to the safe speed for that road. This in turn raises the possibility of challenging the officer's judgment by proving it was safe to slightly exceed the posted limit.
Challenge the Officer's Observation of What Happened
Assume now your state law requires an objective observation by the officer, not a judgment call about whether your action was safe. This would be true if you were cited for failing to come to a stop at a red light or making a prohibited turn. Defending this type of ticket often boils down to an argument about whose version of the facts is correct. For example, if you say, "The light was still yellow when I entered the intersection," the officer is likely to reply, "It was red, red, red, ten feet before the driver got to the crosswalk." In disputes like this, the person with the badge usually wins unless you can cast real doubt on the officer's ability to accurately perceive what happened. Fortunately, despite the fact that most judges tend to believe cops, there are a number of types of evidence that may work to raise at least a reasonable doubt as to your guilt.
Here are the types of evidence most likely to help you convince a judge:
- Statements of witnesses, such as passengers or bystanders, who testify to your version of events.
- A clear, easy-to-understand diagram showing where your vehicle and the officer's vehicle were in relation to other traffic and key locations and objects, such as an intersection, traffic signal, or another vehicle. Diagrams are especially important for tickets given at intersections, such as right-of-way, stoplight, or stop sign violations.)
- Photographs of intersections, stop signs, and road conditions. These can be used to show conditions like obscured stop signs or other physical evidence that backs up your case.
- Any other evidence that would cast doubt on the officer's ability to accurately observe your alleged violation. A classic way to do this is to prove the officer's view was obscured or that his or her angle of observation made it impossible to accurately see what happened.
Prove Your Conduct Was Based on a Legitimate "Mistake of Fact"
Even if you technically violated a statute, consider whether you have a good defense based on the argument that your conduct was based on a legitimate mistake.
Judges are allowed some leeway in considering circumstances beyond your control. If you can show that you made an honest and reasonable error, a judge might find you made a "mistake of fact" that means your ticket should be dismissed—for example, if you failed to stop at a stop sign after a major storm because the sign was hidden by a broken branch. However, a judge would probably not buy this defense if the sign had been up for more than a few weeks, you drove that route every day, or you were traveling 50 miles per hour in a 25-mph zone.
Prove Your Conduct Was "Legally Justified"
You may also successfully argue that your actions were "legally justified" considering the circumstances of your alleged violation. For example, if you were charged with driving too slowly in the left lane, it is a legal defense in all states that you had to slow down to make a lawful left turn. In this situation you do not have to deny that you were driving significantly below the speed limit and causing vehicles behind you to slow down, but you can offer the additional fact that legally justifies your otherwise unlawful action. Such defenses can be very successful because they raise an additional fact or legal point, rather than simply contradicting the officer's testimony.
Here are a couple of examples of situations in which this defense might work:
- You are forced to stop on a freeway because your car began to make a loud and dangerous-sounding noise, and you feared you would put other drivers in danger if you continued to drive without checking it out.
- You swerved into the right lane without signaling a lane change to pull over because a hornet flew into your car through your open window.
- You had sudden and severe chest pain and safely exceeded the posted speed limit to get to the doctor, whose office was only one-half mile away.
Prove Your Conduct Was Necessary to Avoid Serious Harm
Emergencies not of your own making are often another legal "necessity" defense recognized in all 50 states. The key here is to convincingly argue that you were forced to violate the exact wording of a traffic law in order to avoid a serious and immediate danger to yourself or others—for example, you swerve across a double yellow line to avoid hitting another vehicle, pedestrian, animal, or other unexpected obstacle. If you had failed to take such an evasive action, you would have been at high risk of being involved in an accident.
Defenses That Rarely Work
Face it, saying "I didn't do it," or "the officer's lying," without presenting any specifics to back up your contention is highly unlikely to result in your being found not guilty. Similarly, generalized statements about the possible inadequacies of radar or laser techniques almost never result in your beating a speeding ticket. Even if you successfully point out minor inaccuracies on your ticket, such as the officer mistaking the color, make, or model of your car when writing the ticket, you will rarely get off (assuming, of course, the officer appears in court and convincingly explains why your conduct was illegal). Below we present a laundry list of poor defenses:
- You claim you were honestly mistaken about the law (as opposed to a particular fact, as would be the case with a hidden stop sign).
- You argue your violation didn't harm anybody. The fact that your illegal conduct was not dangerous is not a winning defense, except when you are cited for speeding in states where it can be legal to exceed the posted speed.
- "The officer was picking on me." This is called "selective enforcement" and is often raised by a motorist who claims the ticketing officer ignored others who were also violating the law. To win with a "selective enforcement" defense, you have to take a huge additional step and show that the officer had a specific and improper motive to pick on you.
- Tell a sympathetic story. The fact that your child, your mother, or your parakeet was ill will not get you off.
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Read from August 17 to 22, 2012 — I own a copy
Sad and glittery, with quiet, lovely writing. I admire how Laura's acting is both something she uses to hide from herself, yet also how she finds herself, and can be herself. Redolent of both sides of old glamour, like THE CHAPERONE or VALLEY OF THE DOLLS, and contrasts the simple important things with the bold glitzy things, subtly and without an agenda. Very delightful!
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Intelligent elements exchange information and each determines its own condition.
An intelligent integrated health management system (IIHMS) incorporates major improvements over prior such systems. The particular IIHMS is implemented for any system defined as a hierarchical distributed network of intelligent elements (HDNIE), comprising primarily: (1) an architecture (Figure 1), (2) intelligent elements, (3) a conceptual framework and taxonomy (Figure 2), and (4) and ontology that defines standards and protocols.
Some definitions of terms are prerequisite to a further brief description of this innovation:
- A system-of-systems (SoS) is an engineering system that comprises multiple subsystems (e.g., a system of multiple possibly interacting flow subsystems that include pumps, valves, tanks, ducts, sensors, and the like).
- "Intelligent" is used here in the sense of artificial intelligence. An intelligent element may be physical or virtual, it is network enabled, and it is able to manage data, information, and knowledge (DIaK) focused on determining its condition in the context of the entire SoS.
- As used here, "health" signifies the functionality and/or structural integrity of an engineering system, subsystem, or process (leading to determination of the health of components).
- "Process" can signify either a physical process in the usual sense of the word or an element into which functionally related sensors are grouped.
- "Element" can signify a component (e.g., an actuator, a valve), a process, a controller, an actuator, a subsystem, or a system.
- The term Integrated System Health Management (ISHM) is used to describe a capability that focuses on determining the condition (health) of every element in a complex system (detect anomalies, diagnose causes, prognosis of future anomalies), and provide data, information, and knowledge (DIaK) — not just data — to control systems for safe and effective operation.
In the HDNIE of the present IIHMS, an SoS is represented as being operationally organized in a hierarchical-distributed format. The elements of the SoS are considered to be intelligent in that they determine their own conditions within an integrated scheme that involves consideration of data, information, knowledge bases, and methods that reside in all elements of the system.
Provision of high-quality data is a central goal in designing this or any IIHMS. In pursuit of this goal, functionally related sensors are logically assigned to groups denoted processes. An aggregate of processes is considered to form a system. Alternatively or in addition to what has been said thus far, the HDNIE of this IIHMS can be regarded as consisting of a framework containing object models that encapsulate all elements of the system, their individual and relational knowledge bases, generic methods and procedures based on models of the applicable physics, and communication processes (Figure 2). The framework enables implementation of a paradigm inspired by how expert operators monitor the health of systems with the help of (1) DIaK from various sources, (2) software tools that assist in rapid visualization of the condition of the system, (3) analytical software tools that assist in reasoning about the condition, (4) sharing of information via network communication hardware and software, and (5) software tools that aid in making decisions to remedy unacceptable conditions or improve performance.
This work was done by Fernando Figueroa of Stennis Space Center, John Schmalzel of Rowan University, and Harvey Smith of Jacobs Sverdrup.
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The Queen does virtually nothing around here, haha. I can't remember, in my 15 years of having lived in this country, her doing anything of major importance other than bringing in a ton of tourism money. I guess it'd be interesting to hear what she has to say but her opinion probably won't come into this too much.
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OMAHA, Neb. -- The Omaha Public Schools (OPS) Career Center and the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA) have joined to provide students with safety and health information, guidance and access to training resources. An alliance signing ceremony is scheduled March 2.
OSHA alliances are part of U.S. Labor Secretary Elaine L. Chao's ongoing efforts to improve the health and safety of workers. The alliances provide an opportunity to participate in a cooperative relationship with OSHA for purposes such as training and education, outreach and communication. OSHA has created more than 240 alliances with organizations committed to fostering safety and health in the workplace.
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