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Psychological First Aid (PFA)
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Target Audience
This program is for children, adolescents, adults, and families who have been affected by a disaster or other traumatic emergency.
Psychological First Aid (PFA), an evidence-informed, community-based disaster response intervention, is designed to help reduce trauma-related distress and promote short- and long-term coping.
No peer-reviewed evaluations of the program could be identified through a public search.
PFA is administered immediately following an emergency situation by mental health professionals or disaster relief workers who provide early services in an emergency event. The program includes eight basic components:
- Contact and engagement: Establish a human connection with those being served;
- Safety and comfort: Ensure the immediate safety and comfort of those affected;
- Stabilization: Calm distraught survivors;
- Information gathering: Identify and address survivors' specific needs;
- Practical assistance: Help survivors meet their immediate needs;
- Connections with social supports: Locate and make connections with sources of support, including family members, friends, and community resources;
- Information on coping: Determine ways to help victims with the psychological impact of disasters or emergencies; and
- Linkage with collaborative services: Transition survivors to local services, such as medical or mental health clinics, social support programs, or transportation services.
Previous Use
PFA has been administered in the United States, Australia, China, Haiti, Hong King, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Spain, and Taiwan.
This program is facilitated by volunteer mental health professionals or disaster relief workers, and training is available through a free, 6-hour, interactive online course. Please visit learn.nctsn.org/course/category.php?id=11 for more information on training.
Considerations for implementing PFA include obtaining volunteers to provide services during an emergency event; providing transportation, housing, and on-site support for volunteer service providers; and realizing that the nature of the disaster, the population being served, and the setting in which services are rendered all exert unique influences on implementation.
The Clearinghouse can help address these considerations. Please call 1-877-382-9185 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
If you are interested in implementing PFA, the Clearinghouse is interested in helping you!
Please call 1-877-382-9185 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
PFA is administered immediately following an emergency situation. Duration of the program varies.
PFA manuals are available online for free, and print manuals are available for a fee. Please visit www.nctsn.org/content/psychological-first-aid for more information. In addition, implementation costs could include transportation, housing, and support of volunteers.
Evaluation Plan
To move PFA to the Promising category on the Clearinghouse Continuum of Evidence, at least one evaluation should be performed demonstrating positive effects lasting at least one year from the beginning of the program or at least six months from program completion.
The Clearinghouse can help you develop an evaluation plan to ensure the program components are meeting your goals. Please call 1-877-382-9185 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact the Clearinghouse with any questions regarding this program.
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You may also contact Melissa Brymer by email email@example.com or contact the National Child Traumatic Stress Network by phone 1-919-682-1552, email email@example.com, or visit www.nctsn.org/content/psychological-first-aid
www.nctsn.org/content/psychological-first-aid and Brymer et al. (2006).
*Resources and associated costs reflect those identified at the time of fact sheet publication.


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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - November 10, 1948, Winona, Minnesota VOLUME 43, NO. 226 WINONA, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1948 FIVE tENTS PER COPY EIGHTEEN PAGES merican Residents Flee Shanghai The Alsopy President Intervenes For Chi ma Teachers Colleges, University Seeking To Expand Building California Brush Fire In Check Santa Ana, worst appeared to be over today in a brush fire which threatened some 35C homes and caused evacuation of j persons 50 miles southeast of Los Angeles. Subsiding winds helped hundreds By Joseph and Stewart Alsop St. University of Minnesota and the state's Washington. President Truman I teacners' colleges seek to expand their present building programs; Canyon" m has already made his bow, an additionaf (tains. spicuously but significantly, in his] This was revealed today In a report to he considered by the' Residents of the community of new role as the active shaper oft legislative research committee at the state capital Monday. j.____I____ _ .mv J.J.AI. Sflfplv Unions Plan Fourth Round Pay Hike Drive Government Report Of Living Cost Boost Starts Move American foreign policy. Almost be- fore the ballots were counted, he wired to Washing- ton from Inde- pendence, Mo., that in his opin- ion the crisis in China demanded positive American action. The poll-j cy-maklng dovecotes were consider- ably fluttered by the President's un- expected intervention. The situation had been reviewed, however, before Truman's return in triumph to the White House. Before his departure for Key West, he is- sued his interim directive. It was a brief order that the Marine gar- rison should not be withdrawn from the communist-threatened North China port of Tsingtao, and that all steps should be taken to get Amer- ican arms to the forces still resisting the communists in the North China area. THE POSmVENESS and the speed of the President's action are both worthy of remark. For three years, the Far Eastern policy of the United States has largely consisted of alternate bouts of hand-wring- tag and advice from the sidelines. The theory that the best policy was, to effect, to have no policy at all, was strongly held In the Far Eastern division of the State department. It! was also stoutly maintained by Sec- retary of State George C. Marshall. Doubts as to this theory's validity have only begun to arise very re- cently, when total catastrophe in China began to seem Imminent. The President's Intervention implies that a serious search for a positive China policy will now be made. On the other hand, the particular steps the President has taken em- phatically do not constitute such a policy. The Navy first proposed eva- cuation of Tsingtao, to avoid con- flict with the communist forces, as long as six months ago. The Navy stand has been strongly opposed by the Army. Hurricane Warnings Posted Miami, Fla. Hurricane warnings were ordered hoisted from Cape Lookout to Cape Hatteras on the North Carolina coastline today as small and unusually late tropical disturb- ance swirled toward the main- land with 75 mile an hour winds. It was expected to hit along the North Carolina coastline this afternoon. The storm was located about 120 miles southeast of Wilming- ton, N. C., at a. m. and moving northward at about 20 miles per hour, Cape Lookout is a tiny point jutting into the Atlantic about 75 miles south of Cape Hat- teras. It was the second time this year that warnings have been displayed in the same area. Early in the season a tropical storm threatened the North Carolina coast, but veered off into the Atlantic. study was made by a committee on education headed by Senator A. L. Almen of Balaton. The university is engaged to an building program and the teachers' colleges have a program totaling under way. By Norman Walker yon were safely evacuated Monday Washington A government when gales whipped up a fierce fire report that wages still are lagging to half a dozen smaller, unpopulated behind prices gave unions fresh ammunition today for their fourth Yesterday flames roared atop a round pay boost offensive ndge between Ladd and Silverado The new wage demands already the fire (are developing. The AJP.L. recently SOVIET PRESS PLAYS HINT OF TRUMAN-STALIN TALKS uner way wr Requests for new construction at luckily the wind shifted and died! rirSve THE PRESIDENT has now settled the dispute in favor of the Marines remaining at their posts. Perhaps the 3.000 men who are now at Tsing- tao may even be re-inforced, if Vice- Admiral Oscar C. Badgor, command- Ing 'ji China, considers this desir- able. But the President's order does not require that Tsingtao be held at all costs. On tfce contrary, there Is every reason to believe that un- less American policy changes] further, the Marines will be with- drawn if and when a genuine com- offensive develops in the area. The effort to expedite American aid to the non-communist forces to North China also has peculiar over- tones. The energetic E.CA. admin- istrator for China, Roger Lapham, has recently been in Washington, Truman Silent On Decisions Barkley Joins Vacation Parry By Ernest B. Vaccaro Key West, Fla. Senator Alben W. Barkley's arrival at Presi- dent Truman's southern vacation retreat stirred renewed speculation today of important decisions ahead. The only word that came from temporary White House headquar- ters, however, had to do with the weather and open-neck Irish linen sports shirts. From all that was told officially, the top running team of 1948 had nothing more on their minds than I a romp at the beach and a snooze to the sun. Talk of Flshine And Leslie L. Biffle, the director of the Senate Democratic policy committee and the prospective new secretary of the state, talked only of fishing. Biffle arrived with Barkley on a 000, and the land acquisition andlverado village, repair and Betterman requests are estimated to cost to excess of The teachers' colleges de- sire to expand their present im- provement programs by approxi- mately Enrollment Peak Some of the authorized construc- tion at the university and a portion of the requested construction at the, teachers' colleges and the university! would be financed by means other than legislative appropriations, the subcommittee pointed out. Indications are that the peak of veteran enrollment already has been massed but enrollments to gentra! ire expected to decline until about the mld-1950's when the trend is expected to reserve, the study group believes. New highs, however, are anticipated in the 1960's. The committee is not permitted to make recommendations under the loan creating the legislative research committee. Nevertheless, it did make the suggestion that in Not a single house in the village was burned. However, officials said an isolated cabin or two may have been caught. Last, night fire fighting officials said the situation was holding with- out change. State Forester Joseph Scherman said that with good luck in a day or -to they might call Sil- verado safe. U.N. Committee Votes to Act In Balkan Row By Edward Curtis ________________OD_____ paris The United Nations consideration of requests for build- committee approved over- ings at the university "priorities as whelmingly today a resolution de- and cut costs to clear the way for pay raises without new price hikes. And an industrial relations re- search firm has just reported that "a few fourth round buds'are be- ginning to bloom." This firm, the National Foremen's Institute, said a survey of 600 newly negotiated labor contracts showed an initial pattern of about cents an hour more. Initial Rounds The first three postwar pay in- crease rounds averaged out at about 'A cents, 15 cents and 11 cents an hour, respectively. The Labor bureau of labor statistics said in its report j today that wage rates for factory workers have Jumped 43 per cent since VJ-day but price increases have "largely canceled out the ad- vance." However, the actual pay received by factory distinguish- ed from their pay an average of 30 per cent a week and 33 per cent an hour in the By Eddy Gllmore Moscow The Moscow press gave heavy.play today to a Tass dispatch from Washing- ton quoting an American news- paper as saying President Tru- man may come to Russia for a personal talk with Prime Minister Stalin. The fact that this item was published here at all is not with- put significance. The newspapers made no comment on the report, but it is hardly likely it would have been published if the editors did not look upon it as a serious, worthwhile piece. Its publication caused much comment in the foreign colony of Moscow. The Soviet news agency dis- patch said the Washington Times Herald printed the re- port. (The dispatch may have referred to a syndicated column, Tris Coffin's Daybook, published in the Times Herald. It said Monday President Truman wants a conference with world leaders on peace might even go to Moscow.) The dispatch said that, "Al- though no definite decision has been reached, Truman presumes he can meet Stalin at his place (presumably Washington) In- stead of going to Moscow. it added, "if Stalin does not leave the Soviet Union, Truman is filled with such determination to put into ef- fect his program of peace that possibly he will himself go to Moscow. Every Moscow newspaper, from the smallest to the larg- est, printed the Truman-Stalin report. 1 An authoritative foreign source said: "It is possible. It Is possible." This informant said he knew of no such plans but added that the American president is sin- cerely interested in trying to settle world issues and might take such a step. Another foreign source said that, while such a meeting was possible eventually, a three- power meeting of British, French and Americans was likely to precede it in order to work out an agreement on the approach. Persons who follow Russian policy closely said they believe if such an effort came from the West, Stalin probably would look favorably upon it. Stalin still is in the south on his annual vacation. Food Rioting Flares As Red Drive Gains Forrestal Off to Europe ToConferWithU.S.Aides By Elton C. Fay civilian boss ol the United States' armed forces was due in Europe today. There, it was announced, Secretary of Defense Forrestal will talk with American officials at Paris, Frankfurt, Berlin and Lon- :hree years since Japan surrender- don, including General Lucius D. Clay, American commander In listed by university officials be ac- cepted." Education Function "Operations of the university Is a arge and complex undertaking, and its administration officials are inti- nately acquainted with its the report cites. "But, a different situation is present with respect to 2ie teachers' colleges. Their func- tion to the field of higher education has not been clearly defined to the satisfaction of all parties concerned. manding that Albania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia settle their Balkans dis- pute with Greece. The SB-nation committee of the general assembly voted 48 to six for the resolution as a whole. Pre- viously the committee had approved sections of the resolution, one para- graph at a time. The six eastern European na- ed. This led the bureau to observe that: "Rising prices have more than offset the increases to gross weekly and hourly earnings. The consumers price (cost of living) index for moderate 'income families in large cities rose by about 35 per cent over the three-year period." Living: Cost Rise The bureau's figures show that wage rates Increased per cent tions spearheaded by Russia voted I between October, 1947, and Sep- against the resolution, sponsored the United States, Britain, France Ui fctli Uili LiCi J.1 "inasmuch as the function to be were performed has a distinct bearing on or not voting. During today's debate colleges should be consider- ed with respect to the declared poli- cy of the legislature concerning their 'unction. Perhaps the time is ripe 'or a re-evaluation of their role n the field of public education in Minnesota." Teachers colleges are located at Winona, Bemldji, St. Cloud, Moor- lead and Mankato. The Duluth low a branch of the on the Alexander Bogoniolov said "the whole world knows that the United tember> 1948> a Period in which the 1MnS cosfc rose 6'5 Per cent. Comparable figures on the gain in actual earnings for the same period were not given. The bureau said there are several reason why actual earnings don't show as much increase as the 43 Germany. And there seemed no reason to believe he would pass up any chance to confer with officials of other friendly governments in Eu- rope where this country has a high military stake. The formal announcement of Forrestal's trip said he would "dis- cuss proBlems affecting the national military establishment" with Amer- ican officials in Europe. And any development concerning military aid to the western alliance Is directly related to problems of the American military establishment. Arms Supply Looming large is the question of how much and what kind of arms! Frankfurt, Germany The Reich Firms Will Revert To Germany States' military mission is the cent JumP to wage rates. boss in Greece." One is that the employes are He said passage of the resolution'working fewer hours with less op- endorses American interference injPortunity for such premium pay as the internal affairs of Greece. The resolution would continue the work of the U.N. special commit- tee on the Balkans (UNSCOB) and "iwould authorize TJNSCOB to con- versity of Minnesota. tinue its observation The enrollment of the university northern borders now is almost students. The normern borders. on Greece's combined enrollment of the five teachers' colleges is about Serving on the subcommittee with Chairman Almen were Representa- tive Floyd O. Flom, Glen wood; Sen- ator Gerald T. Mullin, Minneapolis; UNSCOB would report on the re- sponse of Albania, Bulgaria and Yu- goslavia to the demand that the overtime and night differentials. Hence although their straight-time rates have gone Up they may receive less money than they were getting during the war. the United States can supply the western European nations to help them guard against aggression. Arms for western Europe must come either from present stocks of vast German coal, iron and steel industries in the bizonal area will revert to German ownership in the "near the British and American military governments an- the United States armed forces orjnounced today, be provided from sources upon "The military governors, however which our armed forces rely for their own equipment. Forrestal still is in the process of preparing new budget estimates for the Army, Navy and Air Force. Another reason is that a larger I The needs of our armed forces in proportion of workers now are em- Europe, plus whatever military help ployed in the "generally lower-wage consumer goods than in the former high-skill war work. Navy plane yesterday afternoon. creraia i. ivuuim, volt the-Greek government, Reporters, trying to learn about The resolution now foes to the impending cabinet and other ad- ministrative changes, found Barkley pressing a plan to by-pass Gene- and Biffle even less so, ralissimo Chiang Kai-shek and to I Just carne down for a rest. Stve direct aid to local Chinese j said Barkley. "I'm not talking forces .resisting the communists, politics." Lapham's main motive is that the- China leader, General Fu Tso-Yi, is distrusted by the generalissimo, and McGrath Due But no one doubted that the course of future administration has therefore not been supplied very I legislative proposals will be charted liberally. Apparently the germ Lapham's idea is contained in the Truman order, although no one ne leaves Florida within k _ Senator J. Howard McGrath, seems to know'whether or how the I chairman, is idea will be implemented. expected tomorrow. j No one doubts that he and the Sauk Rapids, and Representative E. B. Herseth, KIttson county. Eel Fails Rapidly Stockholm An 88-year-old eel in the museum of Halsingborg, to be the oldest aquarium fish in the falling; rapidly. Caught by two boys in a j to death. creek outside the south Swedish j only Yugoslavia's Ales Bebler three countries cease furnishing aidj. The government agency found to Markos_Vaflades' communist I that earnings in nonmanufacturlng industries have varied from those in factories. Hourly wages to retail trade rose 38 per cent in the three- year postwar period, but only 23 guerrillas. The guerrillas are in re- general assembly, where a two- thirds majority vote is necessary for adoption. Delegates in the 58-nation com- mittee voted almost unanimously yesterday to clamp the ten-minute limit on future speeches after U. S. Delegate John Foster Dulles accus-j finally might be decided for Eu- rope, undoubtedly will be reflected are retaining a certain control of powers" the announcement said. General Lucius D. Clay is the American military governor to Ger- many and General Sir Brian Rob- ertson is Britain's top occupation official. The industries, Including those of -_ i-he Ruhr, have technically been to Fen-esters requests to the White owned by the governors House and Congress for money. Ss Plans for Forrestals trip were made at a White House conference Saturday.. Forrestal's aidfc here Insisted the reau said. ed members of the Soviet bloc of at- tempting to filibuster the resolution city in 1863, the eel, named Putte in English, "Pueppchen" m German) has outlived his captors. About a year ago Putte developed a IT IS THUS obvious whv the two IPresldent talk over tne makeup tumor and is now getting weaker one nrricrori hv of the cabinet that will take over and weaker. Experts on fishes' di- steps ordered by Truman do not, ini win consultations, him. London Awaits Royal Birth and of themselves, constitute a K China policy. Holding the Marines! be.brought mto at Tsingtao is a gesture, in the lastj to such regional leaders as General! Traditions Will D6 Upheld Fu means encouraging the pres ent tendency for these men to break away from the generalissimo's na tional government. If this hap pens, the national government wil collapse. China will be divided be- tween a number of war lords and the communists. And the communists being far the strongest and best organized stogie element, will then take on and destroy the war lords one by one, until they control all of China that matters. The tragedy is that if the Presi- dent had only ventured to beard Secretary Marshall in his den six months ago. instead of last week, an American effort in China might well have borne important fruit. While the State department stood for the policy of having no policy, the De- fense department, and especially the Army, continued six months ago to advocate preventive American ac- tion. Now, however, the China situ- ation has deteriorated to the point where even those who used to plead most strongly for action have begun to feel that American intervention will be a waste of effort and re- sources. The gravity of this fact is hard to exaggerate. President Truman may want a positive China policy, but a policy can hardly be evolved, when even China's friends assert that there is almost no hope. who at times has spoken as long as three hours on the Greek-Bal- kans Issue, opposed the time limit. At the other end of the Palais de ChaiHot, U.N.'s Paris headquarters ,the security counca wrestled with seases have not been able to help another hot political Pal- estine case. By Edward L. Campbell London The birth of Princess Elizabeth's baby, ex- pected this weekend, will be as unceremonious as royalty can manage to make it. But traditions that die hard in this land of long memories will see to it that the general public gets a good show of pomp and circumstance. As the day approaches for the arrival of a second-In-line heir presumptive to the throne, ex- citement is mounting in London. When the news is flashed to the world, Londoners from the Cockney east end to swank Mayfair can be depended upon to stage one of those mass turnouts that demonstrate the popularity of the royal family. King George VI has tried to tone down the event. That was made clear in his unexpected decision to dispense with the "archaic custom" of having the home secretary come to the palace to "witness" the royal birth. On this occasion, for the first time since James n became the father of the "Old there will be no representative of the people "in the proximity" of the delivery room. It was the popular suspicion that James1 son was not royal, but changeling smuggled into the palace in a warming pan, that started the custom. This time the king's secretary simply will telephone Home Sec- retary James Chuter Ede, who In turn will phone the lord mayor of London. The lord mayor then will notify the dean of St. Paul's cathedral. St. Paul's dean will call out the members of the Antient Society of College Youths, an honorary group of veteran bell ringers who will peal the bells of the great cathedral in honor of the royal birth. Other bells will peal from Westminster Abbey and in the cathedral towns of Canterbury and York. The king's secretary also will cable the news to the heads of the seven dominions, touch- ing off popular celebrations in those globe-circling countries. As the messages are flashed and throngs of Londoners cla- mor in front of Buckingham Palace for a glimpse of the new father, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, the guns of the royal army and navy will be unlimbered. Then 41-gun salutes will be fired on Tower in Hyde Park, at all the major army and navy shore establishments and on British ships at sea. Every .unit of the royal fleet will dress ship, flying flags at mastheads. On the bigger ships bands will play, and in the wardrooms toastH will be lifted to the new heir. The princess is awaiting the event in good spirits and excel- lent health. Prince Philip has canceled all engagements to be with her constantly. per cent in finance, 'insurance trip was caused by no ur. real estate establishments, the bu- situation or crisis. They said he had wanted to go for some time and that his schedule now per- mitted a short visit abroad. In Paris, where he was scheduled to land this afternoon, it was ex- pected he would meet with Secre- tary of State George C. Marshall and W. Averell Harriman, specal re- covery plan representative. Forrestal is due to Frankfurt early Friday, then will fly to Ber- lin for a talk with Clay. He will leave the same afternoon for London. Forrestal is scheduled to arrive back to Washington Sunday night. Rail Traffic Expert Dies Minneapolis Frank B, Townsend, 73, executive vice-presi- dent of the Minneapolis Traffic association and nationally known (raffifi expert, died today at North- western hospital after a short 111- since the end of the war. New German companies will be established to operate the com- panies, subject to these stlpula- New Comet Visible Throughout Nation Cambridge, Mass. You may get a good look at the new comet you may be. Charles Federer, editor of Sky and Telescope, said today, "it may stay well to our sky" for a couple more days. Chances of seeing it tomorrow or, Friday from any part of the United States, are favorable; the time to look just before sunrise, near where! the sun first appears. Clear weather would make the prospects better. And there's a big the comet doesn't do a fadeout as they sometimes do. Federer, who is working with astronomers at Harvard observatory in charting the comet's course, said reports indicated it is moving west- ward and southward. For those who know something about sky science, here's the way he put it- The comet is moving south at the speed of three-fourths of a degree each day; it's moving westward Townsend was well known for his battles against freight rates which discriminated against this territory. A native of Kirbyville, Mo., he entered railway service at 17 in the accounting and traffic department eight minutes of time each day. of the Iowa Central railway at In moving westward, It's moving away from the sun. As the comet was first sightec three days ago, this means it's now 24 minutes away from the sun and this improves the chances of seeing it. M Handyman Sentenced Baltimore VP) Eugene H. James, 31-year-old Negro handyman today was sentenced to hang for the knife slaying last July 6 of 11-year- old Marsha Brill. James also is under indictment n Washington for the remarkably similar slaying of 11-year-old Carol Bardwell only nine days earlier. i Marshalltown. tions: 1. There will be no "excessive con- centration of economic power." 2. Persons who "permitted and encouraged" the Nazi party will be banned from positions of ownership and control. 3. The drastic reorganization shall not prejudice a possible future de- cision by a German government as to whether the industries will be socialized. Quick Action By Surgeon Saves Patient Point Pleasant, N. J The anesthetist turned to Dr. Henry S. Ivory during a minor abdominal operation on a woman patient yesterday to report that her heart had stopped beating. In another moment, the patient stopped breathing. Dr. Ivory started artificial respi- ration, called for heart and respit- ory stimulants. They proved un- availing. General hospital staff made decision immediately. He cut through the girl's chest wall, reached into the chest cavity and began to force her heart to ___ _. pump again by manipulating the After military service to the Span-1 delicate organ with his hands. Soon ish-American war, Townsend be- came associated with the Minne- apolis St. Louis railroad. He served to various capacities with the road, including vice-president and chief traffic officer for the receiver, until 1925 when he was named director of the Minneapolis Traffic association. Townsend was credited with sav- ing shippers millions of dollars to freight charges. Surviving are his widow, a daugh- ter, Mrs. J. H. Tillisch of Rochester, Minn., and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be at Da vies Mortuary, Minneapolis. The date will be announced later. the heart was pumping on its own. Today, the patient, Miss Rose Haven of Lakewood, a former Navy hospital aide, was reported to fair condition by Mrs. Josephine Fraser, acting supervisor of nurses at the hospital. Mrs. Fraser said the op- eration had been performed before when dire emergencies demanded such drastic' steps. Educators Seek Change St. The state teachers college board today voted unani- mously to ask the next legislature to permit teachers colleges to award masters' degrees. Emergency Ships, Planes Evacuate Jittery Foreigners By Harold K. Milks Nanking Emergency flights of American dependents left China's rioting capital today as starvation stalked ahead of, advancing com- munists. First to go were expectant mothers from the U. S. advisory group. They were flown to Air Force and Marine planes to Tsingtao, U. 5. far east- ern Naval base. Most of the 500 Nanking dependents will go aboard the Navy hospital skip Repose. From Shanghai northward the situation worsened. Millions milled In cities, towns, villages and over the countryside. Food Food riots swept Shanghai and Nanking. Shops, trucks and carts were looted by the hungry. Shop- keepers were clubbed. Workers demanded their wages to rice. Government railway employes went on strike when they got none. The whole economic structure of he Chiang Kai-shek government appeared to be crumbling to the wild melee along coastal China. The national gold yuan plummeted lownward. Alarmed European nationals, con- ronted with anti-foreign feeling to many quarters, sought means of escaping. There was a hint here that an American warship from Tsingtao might be sent up the Yangtze to protect foreigners and speed evacu- ation. Some Remain General MacArthur in Tokyo had at least one Army transport on way to Shanghai to evacuate Ameri- cans there. Two more were report- ed ready to sail from Japanese ports. Not all of the estimated Americans to China were leaving. Only dependents, tourists and.busi- ness men who have given up. In all about women and children will be moved first. Americans were ordered off Nan- king streets tonight. Three communist forces converged on Suchow, government base 170 air miles north of Nanking. The reds came from the north, east and west. Fighting was reported to the Suchow defense perimeter. Troops Desert Six national regiments, possibly totaling men, reportedly de- serted to the reds around Suchow. Red troops from Manchuria poured through the great wall north of Peiping and Tientsin. Neither of the two big north 3htoa cities, blanketed under snow tonight, had been attacked. General Fu Tso-Yl, north China commander In Pelptng, reportedly planned a stand against the reds. Bonus Amendment Passage Seen St. tallies in- dicated today the soldiers bonus amendment passed by a safe margin at the November 2 general elec- tion. Arnold Gandrud, chief clerk to the secretary of state's office, said he was practically certain the meas- ure had been passed after looking over unofficial totals compiled by The Associated Press. The official verdict, however, awaits the meet- ng of the state canvassing board' Tuesday. The Associated Press compilation from of the state's vot- precincts showed the bonus re- ceived yes votes against 224 noes. The amendment required a majority of all votes cast for passage. In 72 counties whose auditors sent duplicates of the official ballot to- tals to the secretary of stain's of- flce, a total vote of was shown. In those same counties, the bonus proposal got favorable ballots, or more than were required. The amendment is an enabling act authorizing the legislature to pay the gratuity but leaving to lawmakers the amount to be paid and the method of raising the nec- essary funds. WEATHER LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: MaJdmum, 40; minimum, 27; noon, 40; precipitation, trace; sun sets to- night at sun rises tomorrow at FEDERAL FORECASTS Winona and vicinity: Cloudy, snow tonight, low 32. Thursday mostly cloudy and somewhat colder; high 40. Additional weather on page 14. ;
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Phil began his career at Priory School in Slough, where he was also a New Opportunities Fund ICT Trainer, before taking up a post with the borough's Education Action Zone. He has worked in the Middle East for seven years and is now Director of ICT and Innovation at GEMS Royal Dubai School. In June 2010 he was appointed ICT Lead Teacher for GEMS Education, the largest private K-12 education operator in the world. Phil's passion lies in placing cutting edge technology in the hands of children and helping them to use ICT creatively, safely and responsibly. He has taken the lead on a number of innovative projects, including the development of a school application for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch, which is managed and edited by children as young as five. Phil has pioneered the use of handhelds and tablets at Royal Dubai School and implemented a successful 'Bring Your Own Device' scheme, which has resulted in one to one provision of Internet-ready hardware across the school.
A regular speaker and participant at technology events across the Middle East, including BETT ME, Microsoft Innovative Teachers' Conferences and the Gulf Education Forum, Phil enjoys involving children in showcasing their achievements to the wider world. At BETT ME 2010, Royal Dubai School children presented on the World Class Learning Stand, working with Professor Stephen Heppell and the Bloodhound Supersonic Car team. At this year's event, the children will be collaborating with Heppell.net once again, showcasing an innovative smartphone 'Century of Faces' application.


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First Game: 1893-02-22, at Wyoming (L, 0 - 14)
Overall Record: 0-9-0 (9 Games)
Record at home: 0-4-0 (4 Games)
Highest Scoring Game: Wyoming, on 1910-10-01. Total points: 73
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Biggest Defeat Margin: at Wyoming, on 1904-10-15. Final Score: 56 - 0 (56 Points)
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I had my first laser partial tattoo removal session 8 weeks ago. I became a little concerned that, despite seeing a good reduction in the ink, I was left with a reddish / brown discolouration under the skin. After discussing this with the clinic who subsequently checked with their supplier, they have come back to me and advised it is being caused by hemosiderin. I have ordered some auriderm oxide cream to try and some warm compresses. They've said 2-12 months before it disappears! Is this right?
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Ulster dealt blow as Kiwi Williams ruled out for eight weeks
Ulster powerhouse Nick Williams will be sidelined for eight weeks following a medial ligament injury to his left knee in the 23-6 Heineken Cup victory over Glasgow.
It's another blow for coach Mark Anscombe, who has already had to deal with long-term injuries to skipper Johann Muller (arm), Tommy Bowe (knee), Luke Marshall (hand) and Stephen Ferris (ankle).
There was also a further setback for lock Dan Tuohy, who will miss Saturday's final Pool 4 trip to Castres where Ulster require a first competitive victory on French soil if they want a home draw in the quarter-finals.
New Zealand-born Williams (below) will miss at least five games, with Ulster hoping he will be ready to face Edinburgh in a Pro12 game on March 22, or Leinster the following week, in preparation for the Heineken Cup quarter-final in April. Plucked from relative obscurity by Anscombe, the No 8 has scored seven tries for Ulster this season.
Better news is that Craig Gilroy and Paddy Jackson are both expected to be fit, although Ireland winger Gilroy is expected to go through a concussion protocol test before he gets the all-clear following a bang to the head. Jackson turned an ankle, but he is responding well to treatment.
Jared Payne suffered discomfort after the game against Glasgow following a groin problem, but he is also expected to be ready for the trip to France.
Prop forward Adam Macklin is likely to be out a few more weeks after he sustained a knee injury during the Ravens 12-8 defeat to Bristol in the British & Irish Cup.
Skipper Chris Henry says the job in Europe is still only half done.
"It's great that we have qualified but I think the most important thing now is that we have a home quarter. That's everything," said the Ireland flanker.
"Our goal at the start of the year was to be competing with the best, to be up there with Leinster and Munster. We have talked about that for two or three years.
"As players it is at the front of our minds, we want to win something, we are ambitious. We want players playing for different representative teams.
"I felt straight up after the Heineken Cup last year that this team was going to be better this year.
"Coming through losing the final just makes you want to get back there and win it a little bit more."
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Here's what happened in May in the RPS community.
In this alliterative edition: Blood Bowl [official site] brethren batter and bludgeon in preparation for the new game; Cities: Skylines [official site] succession games subsequently succeed; Dirt Rally [official site] roadsters rack-up a riveting league; Guild Wars 2 [official site] troopers take to hammering out their differences; and PlanetSide 2 [official site] players participate profoundly in another smashing of servers.


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Well, it's been a week since I officialy graduated from my school, Avondale College, and so I've found myself with a little extra time on my hands. To pass the time I've been playing a bit of Co-op Serious Sam, which I've enjoyed. I've even got me one of those dynamic name things, the kind that flashes and is a different color, that sort of thing. So, if you're ever on Serious Sam online, look me up. I'm usually playing the ALTUS COMPUTERS server.
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My brother and I went to the range yesteday to compare some dot sights. Well... we didn't go meaning to do a comparison it just kind of worked out that way. Sorry... no pics.
I'm right handed and left eye dominant. I like the EOTech 512 best because it's easy for me to use with both eyes open. The small center dot (1MOA) helps my accuracy for longer shots. The ring around the dot makes it easy to aquire so I don't have to search for the small dot. The ring is also helpfull in judging how much hold over to use. And it uses easy to find AA batteries. I don't care for the placement of the on/off controls though, it can be a little ackward to set brightness if you have a flip up rear BUIS. Make sure to get the Rev. F, it has rubber covered controls. $350.00 is a good price.
The Aimpoint M2x2 is good also though. The on/off control is better. It has 2x magnification and is NV compatible. It is also easy to use with both eyes open and I don't really notice the 2x unless I close one eye then it is like "instant zoom", pretty cool really. If it had a ring around the dot like the EOTech it would probably be my favorite. But with the smaller FOV I understand why they didn't put a ring around the dot. For some reason my eyes make the small 2MOA dot look like a small "starburst" which hurts my accuracy a little. The battery is a 3 volt lithium 1/3N and not as easy to find as AA batteries, but I can buy an extended battery cap that would let me put 2 batteries in at a time. It is more expensive than an EOtech 512 though. I got lucky and found this one on ebay at a good price, it's not a ML2, it's a M2. $400.00+ for the 1X, $500.00+ for the 2X.
The C-More Railway is a pretty cool sight too. NV compatible and the dot doesn't "starburst" on me like the others do which is nice. You can change out the diode to change the size of the dot to your liking. You can buy 2MOA to 16MOA diodes and swap them out, that is a very cool feature. But it is a little fragile looking and the brightness control makes me have to put my off hand in front of the dot to adjust it. And I wish the sight adjustment screws had "clicks" instead of just a smooth turn to them. It uses a 3 volt lithium 1/3N battery. It's a little over priced in my opinion, but still a good sight, I'm glad I bought it. About $270.00.


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Bend seeks planning commission applicants
BEND, Ore. - The City of Bend is seeking applicants for one position on the Planning Commission. Committee members are appointed by the City Council to review and make recommendations regarding land use matters.
The open term will run from the appointment date through December 31, 2016. Applicants must be residents of the City of Bend.
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Pirated copies of Windows can be upgraded to Windows 10 for free
Windows 10 will release this summer, and even if you have a pirated version of previous Windows releases, you can still upgrade to the new OS for free.
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2K Games kicks off mobile sale, Borderlands Legends slashed
Borderlands Legends leads 2K Games' mobile sale. The publisher has reduced a selection of its iOS titles from today. See the full list below.
Black, Ninja Gaiden and Pirates! make US Live
Microsoft's confirmed that Black, Ninja Gaiden Black and Pirates! are going to be made available in the Xbox Originals section of America's Live Marketplace on February 11. This is very cool. Black was brilliant, if mental, and a healthy diversion for Criterion from endless Burnout games. Ninja Gaiden Black's one of the hardest games ever, […]


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Phil Baum, the former executive director at the American Jewish Congress, died at home in Riverdale, N.Y.
Baum, who served in senior positions at the AJC for more than five decades, died in his sleep on Wednesday night. He was in 90s.
He began at the Jewish advocacy organization in the late 1940s shortly after earning his law degree from University of Chicago in his hometown, and soon was named associate executive director, a position he filled until taking over as executive director in 1994. He retired from the post in 2002.
During his lengthy tenure, when the AJCongress was among the most prominent American Jewish advocacy groups, Baum was a leading champion in the U.S. Jewish community of Israel, Soviet Jewry and other causes. For two decades he organized the American-Israeli Dialogue, an annual conference in Israel bringing together American Jewish intellectual leaders with their Israeli counterparts.
Marc Stern, a senior staff member at AJCongress for 33 years and now general counsel at the American Jewish Committee, told JTA that Baum "was the single brightest, most incisive guy I ever met in the organized Jewish community."
"He was head and shoulders above everyone else in the room," Stern added, noting that Baum was an early champion of many ideas later embraced by the American Jewish community. He said Baum was among the first Jewish leaders to defend the legality of President Truman's recognition of Israel in May 1948, publishing a legal memorandum on the subject soon after, and to offer a legal defense of Israel's decision to try Nazi leader Adolf Eichmann.
Baum, the son of immigrant parents, served in the U.S. military in World War II.
"One of the greatest disappointments of his life was that he didn't qualify for pilot training and that he ended up in the Pacific and not fighting the Nazis in Europe," Stern said.
Baum is survived by his wife, Bette.
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SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY, Calif. - The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors have unanimously voted to declare a "drought emergency" for the county.
The vote was passed five to zero Tuesday afternoon.County officials say declaring a "drought emergency" will allow the county and its residents to be eligible for federal and state grants.
At the meeting, they revealed a recent report stating the county is at at 35% of the amount of rainfall it should be receiving.
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The deficient monsoon has further dampened the growth prospects of India's economy, already impacted by the global financial crisis and, now, the latest import -- swine flu.
"Deficient monsoon is a crisis and the government recognises it. The GDP growth can be impacted by one percentage point. It will be 5.5 to 5.7 per cent (in the current fiscal)," HDFC Bank chief economist Abheek Barua said.
The Indian economy grew by 6.7 per cent in 2008-09.
Economists are concerned over the state of monsoon in the country. While some are still hopeful of the rains to come, most of them prefer keeping their fingers crossed over the next few weeks. Further, to add to the problems, the country is now grappling with pandemic swine flu.
"A continuation of status quo...will lead to drought/severe drought year in 2009. Performance of monsoon in the next few weeks will be very critical," Crisil principal economist DK Joshi said.
Joshi, too, now sees a downward bias to India's GDP projection by the rating agency, which stands at 6 per cent to 6.5 per cent. "This will definitely shave off some part of the GDP," he said.
Meanwhile, KPMG India associate director Parul Soni said, "Though there are no India-specific estimates as of now, it (swine flu) will surely affect tourism, hospitality, aviation, BPOs and other people-centric companies as they have frequent travellers," Soni said.


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This year, the only legal weapons in a season designated "short range weapons only" are muzzleloader, archery equipment, crossbow and shotgun using slugs or shot size 00 or larger. But the Idaho Fish and Game Commission in July approved the use of handguns using straight-walled cartridges not originally developed for rifles in big game short-range weapon hunts. The Idaho Legislature still must review and approve the rule before it can take effect. If passed this winter, the rule may take effect in the 2010 big game hunting seasons.
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Big Brother: Kashrut Edition
Israel is a spiritual place — a place where many say they can always feel God watching over them. Thanks to two newly proposed virtual monitoring initiatives — a virtual kosher supervisor and cemetery guard — God may not be the only one watching.
The Chief Rabbi of Beersheva, Yehuda Deri (brother of former Shas leader Aryeh Deri), recently proposed the installation of kosher surveillance cameras in restaurants and bars in the city that are open late, Ha'aretz reported. The cameras would replace expensive late-night kashrut supervisors by sending a video feed to a central kashrut-supervising agency, which would monitor the kitchen's activity.
While some look forward to the savings, others claim that the effort would violate their privacy.
In the same week, the Religious Services Ministry began to push for surveillance cameras to prevent vandalism of gravesites on the Mount of Olives, just outside of the Old City, according to the Jerusalem Post.
The mountain is home to 70,000 graves that date back as far as biblical times, such as those of Zecheria and Absalom. Among its more modern resting members are Rabbi Avraham Yitzhak Kook, the first Ashkenazi chief rabbi of the British Mandate, and former Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin.
Israel, look out, Big Brother is watching.
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On SI.com: From SI's August 19, 2013 issue
About This Week's Cover
College football season is on the horizon, and SI.com has you covered with the Preseason Top 25. Can anybody dethrone Alabama? Is Stanford establishing itself as a national power? Writers Stewart Mandel, Andy Staples and the rest of the college football team have all the information you need to prepare for the arrival of the football season. Check out SI's six regional covers featuring the top six teams in SI's Top 25.
This Week in SI
The Glimmer Twins: Two top prospects, one system. With Miguel Sano and Byron Buxton, time is on Minnesota's side even if the present appears bleak. By Albert Chen
Shayne Skov: The Stanford linebacker had one choice: Be tough. Now the anchor of one of the nation's best defenses is ready to compete for a national title. By Pete Thamel
Best and Brightest: SI staffers on the rise of their alma maters -- and the smart guys who play there. Duke, Northwestern, Stanford and Vanderbilt are ready to shake up their respective conferences.
Heisman Watch: You're well aware of the favorites. Here are the dark horses. By Zac Ellis
To Huddle or Not: The hurry-up offense isn't for everybody. Just look to history for the answer. By Andy Staples
Big Bang Theory: The imperfect BCS was a giant leap toward a playoff. By Stewart Mandel
War and Roses: The 1942 Rose Bowl rallied a rattled country and brought together men who soon would become brothers on far-flung battlefields. By Brian Curtis
Who Could It Be?
Outside of one game against Texas A&M last season, Alabama look virtually unbeatable all season long. Now, they are the odds-on favorite to return to the national title and win it. After their thoroughly dominating performance against Notre Dame last year, most think that no team is prepared to beat them. Andy Staples and Stewart Mandel think that four teams -- Ohio State, Stanford, Texas A&M and South Carolina -- can derail the defending champions.


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By Marcelo Daniel Brusa, AFP Sunday, February 23, 2014, 12:06 am TWN
CARACAS--Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro urged U.S. President Barack Obama to "accept the challenge" and hold direct talks, a surprise overture made Friday after days of accusing Washington of plotting his overthrow.
The announcement came after nearly three weeks of often violent anti-government protests in Caracas and other major cities, the biggest test to Maduro since he succeeded leftist icon Hugo Chavez last year.
In Washington, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry chastised Caracas for its crackdown, but nothing about direct talks.
"I am watching with increasing concern the situation in Venezuela," the top U.S. diplomat said in a statement, pointing to the government's use of force against peaceful protesters, the jailing of protesters and a tightening of media restrictions.
"This is not how democracies behave," he said.
Venezuela's relations with the United States, long strained under Chavez, have worsened under Maduro, who has never spoken directly to his U.S. counterpart.
Maduro, who was narrowly elected last year, said: "I call a dialogue with you, President Obama ... between the patriotic and revolutionary Venezuela and the United States and its government."
His government claims that Venezuelan opposition leaders are in Washington's pay.
Renewed Diplomatic Ties?
Maduro, who lashed out at the U.S. president earlier this week, proposed to restore ties to the ambassadorial level and said he had given his foreign minister "special powers" to handle bilateral dialogue.
Caracas and Washington have not exchanged ambassadors since their respective envoys were withdrawn in late 2010. Venezuela has expelled eight U.S. diplomats over the past year, including three this week.
Obama has called on Venezuela's leftist government to address the "legitimate grievances" of its people — comments that Maduro later dismissed as U.S. meddling in Venezuelan affairs.
In his statement, Kerry urged the government to release jailed members of the opposition and launch a "genuine" dialogue.
"The government's use of force and judicial intimidation against citizens and political figures, who are exercising a legitimate right to protest, is unacceptable and will only increase the likelihood of violence," Kerry said.
Shortly before, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Elias Jaua said during a visit to Nicaragua that his government was "open to dialogue" with the opposition, but provided no timeline.
Students and the opposition are spearheading a nationwide protest movement that has left eight people dead and 137 wounded, and seen more than 100 detained since the demonstrations broke out.
Maduro even threatened to block U.S. broadcaster CNN, accusing the network of inciting "civil war."
CNN said several of its journalists working in Venezuela, on both Spanish-language and English-language programs, had seen their press credentials revoked or refused.
But Maduro's remarks were altogether different.
"What we want is peace with the United States, respect, cooperation," Maduro told foreign reporters as he asked Obama to also appoint a negotiator to talks.
"We love the American people, we admire their culture, their music."
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Jonah Lomu's historic test debut in 1994 was finally recognised at a capping ceremony in Auckland last night.
Running on as a baby-faced youngster against France in 1994, he became the youngest All Black in history, aged 19 years and 45 days.
Lomu went on to worldwide fame at the Rugby World Cup in 1995, where he famously stomped over England's Mike Catt on his way to the tryline, leaving commentators speechless.
Last night, Lomu joined some of New Zealand rugby's other greats at the All Blacks capping ceremony in Auckland - one of six ceremonies to be held around the country.
Other former All Blacks honoured included Stu Wilson, Eric Rush, Joe Stanley, Sid Going and the current NZRU vice-president, Bryan Williams, who was also 19 when he made his debut in 1970.
The capping ceremony used to be a tradition but was interrupted by World War II and was not re-introduced until 1997.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post7439091612631213900..comments2017-05-25T22:05:24.132-04:00Comments on The TSA Blog: TSA Travel Tips Tuesday - Traveling With MedicationJennifer email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-18955554718350104422016-11-17T13:40:37.609-05:002016-11-17T13:40:37.609-05:00Do you get drug addicted people that's high on...Do you get drug addicted people that's high on their own medications thinking that they can walk through and not get noticed? iff you ever get someone that is high on their own medication send them to this place to some help please they will happily pick them up get treatmentJames Rustemianhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-91836098164017285492016-11-17T13:19:50.483-05:002016-11-17T13:19:50.483-05:00James Rustemian Do you get drug addicts that are h...James Rustemian
Do you get drug addicts that are high on their own medications trying to go through like no one knows that they are on drugs?James Rustemianhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-57963582806764729992016-10-12T17:07:10.448-04:002016-10-12T17:07:10.448-04:00Can you bring shampoo and conditioner and body was...Can you bring shampoo and conditioner and body wash and body spray in aerosol cans if stored underneath? Unknownhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-41749507810789137892016-08-17T16:14:11.580-04:002016-08-17T16:14:11.580-04:00I take a daily multivitamin and 3 krill oil once a...I take a daily multivitamin and 3 krill oil once a day and suffer from bad migraines that just come out of nowhere and the only thing that helps that I have found so far is ibuprofen I am traveling tomorrow I don't like prescription medications so can I bring my bottle of ibuprofen and my vitamins and krill oil I can check them if necessary not a problem as I will only be flying for 5 hrs email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-87713546605208533562016-07-29T11:50:17.288-04:002016-07-29T11:50:17.288-04:00To the individual who said if you are taking that ...To the individual who said if you are taking that many medications and are that ill you should not be flying. I beg your pardon, but who are you to judge and say that it should be the rule. I am a 65 year old grandmother who has liver disease. I am listed for transplant as well. I take 13 different pills daily, as the liver controls most of your vital organs, some of these pills are for blood email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-52773149519468926392016-06-07T10:16:26.702-04:002016-06-07T10:16:26.702-04:00The easiest way would be to have a letter from you...The easiest way would be to have a letter from your primary doctor listing the meds and dosage that you are taking with you.
I am going on an international flight to Ireland and Italy for 14 days and I am not only bringing my original prescription bottles but a letter from my doctor as back up in case I get questioned by a TSA Agent
Hope this email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-12901993450407156012016-05-17T13:12:43.026-04:002016-05-17T13:12:43.026-04:00Hi, My parents are coming to visit us in the US fr...Hi,
My parents are coming to visit us in the US from India. They will stay with us for 2 months. Could they bring 2 months' supply of their prescribed medicines in carry on bag? Medicines are in tablet form.
arpita bhowmickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-33176129038702489552016-04-18T01:31:38.219-04:002016-04-18T01:31:38.219-04:00When i go through screening is my medical situatio...When i go through screening is my medical situation/information protected? I do not want everyone to see my pills or even see my medical email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-87259045225667819232016-04-03T04:35:21.695-04:002016-04-03T04:35:21.695-04:00Anon sez - "What are the exact rules for trav...Anon sez - "What are the exact rules for traveling with insulin pens?"

Insulin pens, the needles for the insulin pen, other sharps and testing supplies, bottled insulin and other supplies are allowed to carry with you in carry-on bags, or in checked bags.

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Thank you for your assistance.

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-72527683471413633402015-08-14T03:07:55.372-04:002015-08-14T03:07:55.372-04:00Well I know in the US if you are found with prescr...Well I know in the US if you are found with prescription medication on you, you better have the bottle to show they were perscribed to you (especially Xanax or any other anti depresant, Oxycodine etc) or you can get charged with unlawful posession. I always carry the original bottle with my name on it when I travel.Vernon Simpsonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-5187300641140729742015-06-10T00:27:17.563-04:002015-06-10T00:27:17.563-04:00Isn't water a medically required liquid, as hu...Isn't water a medically required liquid, as humans need it to survive? Doesn't that mean I can carry filled water bottles in excess of 3.4 fl oz? But no...I need to buy them airside, at $4 a bottle. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-76877983371377575112015-06-01T00:45:51.663-04:002015-06-01T00:45:51.663-04:00Hi everyone Luckily I do not have liquid medicatio...Hi everyone Luckily I do not have liquid medications. I was diagnosed very young with a very rare disease that has no cure. What is bothering me is people saying if you have medical issues you should not fly. I am in my twenties and my grandmother is dying. She used to live with us but moved to florida. We were told to say our goodbyes. I cannot drive or stay in the car for days and the only firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-16559693167522654312015-05-24T20:08:33.364-04:002015-05-24T20:08:33.364-04:00Can I take chemo on an airplane?Can I take chemo on an airplane?Alexander Hollowellhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-88021714886299267552015-05-07T21:53:53.927-04:002015-05-07T21:53:53.927-04:00It means that some states have laws that say presc...It means that some states have laws that say prescription medications must be kept in their original containers with intact labels at all times. If you're in a state with such a law, you will be expected to comply. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-87583612663513553732015-04-02T14:43:53.918-04:002015-04-02T14:43:53.918-04:00 some people need to be screened and told what the... some people need to be screened and told what they are to do and not, to feel like they are conforming super goodie Americans, I think their called Sheep.. Probably the same yahoo who says if you need x amount of meds dont fly..
TSA, and blooger opinions , I dont feel any more enlighten by their actions..email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-42661671944422491172014-10-08T10:03:26.067-04:002014-10-08T10:03:26.067-04:00I am going on a cruise and need to fly from Delawa...I am going on a cruise and need to fly from Delaware to Florida on the ship. I only need enough medication for 8 days. So the majority of my meds will be at home in its original bottle and locked in my safe so my kids can not get ahold of them. So I would be bringing 15-20 solid pill meds in a bottle with no label, or a bottle with my name but a different prescription name, or should they be rich hoylehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-64764649134192972012014-05-31T12:36:38.909-04:002014-05-31T12:36:38.909-04:00Amen! DO NOT FLY IF AT ALL POSSIBLE. I used to tak...Amen! DO NOT FLY IF AT ALL POSSIBLE. I used to take a short hop to another state (before I was diagnosed with Diabetes). Now I compared the rental rate of a car and gasoline and it was continually too close to resist! Twice, it was cheaper!
Driving is not an easy thing for a long shot but consider the benefits. I'm not even going to "put down the TSA"; driving allows you to firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-89969162103870735692014-05-29T20:56:27.811-04:002014-05-29T20:56:27.811-04:00Everyone please consider doing what I have done. D...Everyone please consider doing what I have done. Do not fly, Period. I don't need the trouble I would have to go thru with all my medication. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-26066549075523161812014-05-23T18:21:14.599-04:002014-05-23T18:21:14.599-04:00SO DOES THIS MEAN THAT I CANNOT TAKE MY CAPSUAL ME...SO DOES THIS MEAN THAT I CANNOT TAKE MY CAPSUAL MEDICATIONS ON MY FLIGHT?
Vhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-33864483797688054302014-05-04T07:19:40.325-04:002014-05-04T07:19:40.325-04:00read the whole sentence, the 3.4 ounces is in a ca...read the whole sentence, the 3.4 ounces is in a carry on, you can have as much as you want in a checked firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-25863737293480799432013-11-16T12:24:15.890-05:002013-11-16T12:24:15.890-05:00Antagonism toward the security policies of the DHS...Antagonism toward the security policies of the DHS does NOT make me a threat to anything. I do NOT like TSA checkpoints, and am cooperative just enough at them to get through smoothly (except for the knife stolen by a TSA supervisor at SFO, the same knife that had been handled and handed back to me by 3 TSA agents at other airports on previous occasions).

The TSA should NOT be AT ALL email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-80560006330336785532013-10-23T08:33:21.281-04:002013-10-23T08:33:21.281-04:00You missed the point, Cathy. The point is that so...You missed the point, Cathy. The point is that some screener could someday determine that you have too much liquids meds with you and just arbitrarily take them away, IN SPITE OF THE FACT THAT YOU FOLLOWED THE email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-75447366777774400202013-10-22T16:56:39.451-04:002013-10-22T16:56:39.451-04:00My liquid Rx is 180 mg per labelled container, 12 ...My liquid Rx is 180 mg per labelled container, 12 containers for this particular trip. I'm also disabled (according to "Anonymous, not a "normal" person). I've never had a problem with TSA screening, simply because I find out what's expected of me then do it. Yes, we're slowly losing many of our freedoms but to keep the future as safe as possible for my Cathyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-44553739928186406362013-10-22T11:29:19.486-04:002013-10-22T11:29:19.486-04:00What qualifications does a TSA screener have to de...What qualifications does a TSA screener have to determine how much LGA type medicine (or any other medicine) a person may need?

Why the silence TSA? Not that hard of a question or is TSA just confiscating things they know nothing about?

Like Nitroglycerine medicine?RBhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Last week I had the pleasure of sampling the new, hyper-local menu at Marchand's, the main restaurant at the Renaissance Vinoy in St. Petersburg. Already a fan of the restaurant and its ambiance, the new menu gives me more reasons to return, season after season.
Executive Chef Mark Heimann's vision is to elevate the offerings at Marchand's beyond what is expected at a large resort property, and he's doing this by centering the menu around meats, fish and produce sourced from local farms like 3 Boys, Seelys Ark and Pasture Prime Family Farm in Summerfield. The farm to table movement is perhaps the most prevalent trend in American cuisine today, evidenced by the resurgence of the local farmer's market and community farms. But at Marchand's, the new menu isn't for the sake of chasing fads, it provides great synergy with the entire experience at the Vinoy–a resort credited with the rebirth of downtown St. Petersburg. The new menu makes perfect sense at a place that embraces the quirkiness that makes St. Petersburg, and for that matter, Florida, unique.
The Chef's first impression, made with a whimsical Mangalitsa "Croquet Madame" with Georgia Red, Fried Quail Egg, and a Silk Onion Soup Shooter set the tone for the delightful, six course Chef's Surprise tasting menu, reasonably priced at $80 per person with a additional $30 for wine parings with each course. The house-cured, pasture-raised wild boar and melted Georgia Red cheese were tempered by an unctuous quail egg and the sweetness of the onion soup. Equally as delicious was the next course, succulent Golden Tile with Romanesco Cauliflower on a Rock Shrimp Nage, topped with a precious Sun Choke Hush Puppy. The seafood was sourced from Florida's Gulf waters, and it shined against the subtle tarragon-infused nage.
Other highlights of the meal were the tomato vinaigrette accompanying the Key West Yellow Tail Snapper and the bacon-smoked collard greens that provided texture and acidity to the tangerine-barbequed pork cheek perched atop fried Mac n' Cheese.
On my list to try next time? The Corned Beef Short Rib with Cabbage Gnocchi and the Florida Pink Prawns with Watermelon Relish and Lychee salad. Marchand's Bar & Grille, 501 5th Ave NE, St. Petersburg, FL 33701. Tel: (727) 824-8072
I was not compensated for writing this review, however, my meal was provided gratis by the Vinoy and Marchand's.


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We wrote our books to save brides and grooms time on writing their thank you notes. This post focuses on another way to save time, but it's not for thank you note writing. It's for grilling! These days, I am a super busy person! As you may know from prior posts, my husband is currently deployed. I am playing the role of "single" working mom while he is gone, and it's no joke!
I am really trying to eat healthier, which I find challenging since I am the one who does all meal preparation right now. However, this sauce is pretty quick and easy to make. I often glaze salmon with it because salmon tastes really strong to me. I need something to mask a little bit of the "fishy" flavor. I'm trying to eat more fish after reading recently that fish burns fat around the abdomen. I need this help, and this glaze really makes salmon more palatable to me.
This sauce mixes quickly on the stove:
I saved the leftover sauce and used it the following week. I had enough left over to use on a 4-lb. bag of chicken and two pieces of salmon. Using leftover sauce saved a lot of time by the time you factor in making the sauce and cleaning up dishes!
To make the sauce, I used this recipe, but I omitted the ancho chile powder (I didn't have any) and the garlic clove (I used garlic powder instead because that is what I had). I also used slightly less maple syrup than the recipe suggested. I'm not opposed to using store-bought sauces, but I haven't found one that I really like. Do any of you have suggestions for a great one I should try?


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I have been playing in an online PS3 league for 3 years. The league is SFCCL.weebly.com. It has been a huge success and at one time had over 150 characters and a waiting list. I am now trying to move that success over the Xbox live.
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Hello and welcome to the inaugural season of the SFXOL.
The league was created after the SFCCL.weebly.com on PS3. The league was designed for skilled players as well as new comers who are just trying to improve there game or just love Street Fighter. The league will be broken up into two conferences West Coast and East Coast and we will open up a third division if any other countries are interested in joining. The two conferences will then be broken down into divisions of 8. So you could have gold division, silver division, Bronze division and so on and so forth. The schedule will be based on weekly assignments. So week one you would play all your divisional opponents. (You do this by adding people to your friends list then either meeting up with them or scheduling a time to play)
After week 1 everyone would be ranked in there division. Then in week two the number 1 in gold division would then play number 1 in silver division and the 2 would play the 2 and so on and so forth. This will give members plenty of opportunities to move up in the divisional rankings. Week three would then be back to everyone playing there divisional opponents. The twist in week 4 would be the gold division getting a rest and the silver division playing down this time instead of up giving the bronze division a chance to challenge for a higher ranking.
There will also be monthly tournaments which has prizes such as the ability to challenge any member or the ability to challenge any member in the next division up. The tournaments are not mandatory but give players more exposure and a chance to move up in the rankings if they like. There will also be a tournament at the end of the season to determine number 1 overall. Please stay tuned as the tournament events are added and the schedule is released. Events will include, War Games, Survivor Series, Tournament Time, 2v2 and more
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Baptism has developed an association with four-tier cakes decorated with fluffy white angels, gushing parents, grandparents taking photos, and a baby who doesn't know what the heck is going on. But years ago, photographer Lou Bernstein captured the true spirit of the baptismal on the beaches of Brooklyn's Coney Island. "The Negro Baptismal" is a collection of Bernstein's photographs from the early 1960s baptismal events in the waters off Coney Island, but the tradition of African-American baptisms actually originated in the Louisiana Delta region. The practice of outdoor baptism was quite common among both African-American and white Protestant churches. Churches had indoor baptismal pools, but many found the outdoor setting in keeping with the spirit of purification and initiation. Soon, the tradition of baptism in nature moved north from the rivers of the South. That's when Bernstein began documenting what was going on in the waters of New York, developing a style of "picture within a picture": the full view of the baptismal ritual and his own personal interaction with the subjects. You can check out 70 of Bernstein's black-and-white photos as well as baptism artifacts from local churches at the Museum of Lifestyle and Fashion History (322 NE Second Ave., Delray Beach). The exhibit runs through April 25. Call 561-243-2662. -- Audra Schroeder
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de Talak
14/33 Soi Paisingtoh, Rama 4, Klongtoei, Bangkok, 10110, TH
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de Talak
About the Hotel
Property Location
Located in Bangkok (Khlong Toei), de Talak is minutes from Stock Exchange of Thailand and Khlong Toey Market. This hostel is within close proximity of K Village and Benjakitti Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 21 air-conditioned guestrooms. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless Internet access and a television in a common area.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a computer station, laundry facilities, and a library.
Hotel Facilities
- Computer station
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- Television in common areas
- Total number of rooms - 21
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
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- Daily housekeeping
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Hi All,
So a quick backstory; I just bought my first house (yay!). The house is small but sits on a large lot. It's in a rural section of an urban area; pretty cool. Anyway, there is a small portion of the yard that has a fence around it and in the middle (amongst all the weeds) is some sort of old, what I think might be a pump? Maybe for irrigation. I have ZERO experience in plumbing so I'm really just pulling an idea out of my head. Can any of you gurus identify this thing? I tried to google search the name on the label, but came up empty.
Small follow up - if this is indeed some sort of irrigation pump, does it mean that there could be some underground irragation/sprinkler system that I'm not seeing? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
I don't have a clue, but where are you located?
Knowing what area of the county you are in might help others figure it out.
Sorry for the delay, somehow my password got reset and I could not for the life of me get it so I had to reregister.
I'm located in Sacramento, California.
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Despite loss Chihuahuas excited to play at home, Tuesday game near a sellout
EL PASO, Texas - After two weeks of playing on the road and living out of suitcases, the El Paso Chihuahuas finally played at 'home' Monday night.
It was the first time players practiced and played at Southwest University Park.
After a sellout Monday, Tuesday's game is near selling out with tickets only available in the Big Dog House in right field.
Monday's home opener was initiated with the singing of the National Anthem the flying of three vintage World War II planes over the ballpark.
The El Paso Chihuahuas honored the construction workers who helped get the ballpark ready for opening day.
Unfortunately, the Chihuahuas did not come out on the winning end against the Fresno Grizzlies, losing 2 to 1 in the 13th inning.
Despite the loss, it was a homecoming some players did not expect.
"We knew that everyone was excited to have us come here. Just seeing it for the first time with your own eyes, with a great park and everybody coming out, it was very exciting," said second baseman, Brooks Conrad.
Conrad said he wants the same exciting energy through out the season.
"It makes all the difference when you come to the park with all that energy like that. You have a an extra pep in your step and more adrenaline," said pitcher Jason Lane.
Game 2 of the Chihuahuas' eight-game home stand begins at 6:35 a.m. at Southwest University Park.


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Date of Stay: August, 2010
Great place to stay. Close to Acadia National Park it is very convenient. The staff and guests were very friendly. I highly recommend staying here and the next time I'm in that area I would stay. Excellent facilities but no cable and you have to go to the recreation room to use the Wi-Fi.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
High priced for what they offer. Electric is separate charge as well as Wi-Fi. It is an older campsite that could use some upgrading. I had a problem with the water having rust in it. Management can be quick tempered and difficult to deal with. They make you pay extra for a simple credit card transaction. I-95 is close by so it is noisy. I would not stay here again and only recommend it if there is no other place to stay.


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For the people going to the Tallahassee tournament, What division did you guys sign up under?
I believe I'm goind to sign up under Intermeidate.
Scott you should sign up Rec thats what me and Catfish did last year . I am playing old guy (Advanced Grand Masters division)
Do you still win prizes in that category? I thought you had to sign up under Inter.. to be eligible?