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- Chapter Twelve -
I had to be smart.
Create a plan with a clear mind and not be overcome with rage.
A couple of breathing exercises would help - breathe in... and then out...in...out...and in -
I felt my body relaxing and the rage slowly disappearing.
It was all Jett's fault.
His smug toneless voice and his intimidating words - everything about him pissed me off. He knew the right buttons to push; well he did read my file like it was the Holy Bible. Never had anyone gone through so much trouble for me. I felt slightly appreciated but had to keep in mind what kind of man Jett was. He was still after our lives, no matter how in love he sounded over the phone.
It was a close call though. If I wasn't easily intimidated, my vision would've turned red and the outcome wouldn't have been pretty. I didn't mind blood on my hands - actually I was drenched in it. It was because of Haru. Our friendship was important and he didn't like it when I resorted to violence for something this minor.
I sighed and put the phone into my jacket pocket. I was ready with a well thought out plan, but there was a small chance of succeeding. If Haru was here, he'll know what to do. All it took him was a few minutes on his laptop and...voilà the problem would disappear.
But he wasn't here. Letting out a heavy sigh of sadness, I realised how much I missed him.
Jett said to come back to the Black Widow if I ever wanted to see Haru again and I saw its neon lights flashing above the dark buildings. I was almost there.
The last bit of power had ran out an hour ago, turning the streets of Fairhaven pitch black. The dim blue strips on the road used to power the cars was dim and flickered every few minutes. It was trying its best to keep a few cars hovering. Most car owners had given up and retreated into the buildings. Curtains were closed and doors were bolted shut for safety. Anything could happen in this darkness and this brought out the panic and fear in people.
I understood the tension this blackout was creating, since all I had was a flash light that kept flickering like a busted amber light of a traffic light. The batteries were on its last bit of life, but every now and then I got a feeling I was being watched from the shadows. I've been dismissing the stares, thinking it were the citizens peering through their curtains, wondering what I was doing out. But I had no time to wonder about things lurking in the shadows. For every second I waste, Haru could be...
I didn't want to think about that.
"Excuse me, young lady"
I turned to my left and looked up to where I heard the deep hollow voice calling me. It was an old man leaning from the ground floor window, breathing heavily through an oxygen mask. He took in a few breaths and then pulled the mask down to his chin.
"What are you...doing...out there?" he said before hauling the mask back onto his mouth, feeling exhausted from just speaking a few words.
I shone the flash light towards the house for a better view. It was a two storey building with a flight of stairs leading to the green front door. The curtains on all the windows were drawn and bolted with wooden planks.
It couldn't have been the old man since he looked like someone who'd tire out from just lifting his finger. Someone stronger must be with him. I decided to not answer the man, not wanting to cause trouble.
"Young lady?" he called out again the second I started walking. "There is a white shadow following you."
He pointed behind me and I quickly turned round but saw nothing. I dismissed what the old man said, thinking he was insane. I could hear him calling for me as I kept on walking. I had no time to listen to him.
I hadn't walked far when I heard glass breaking. It came from the old man's house. I felt my conscience pulling me to help him but at the same time Haru needed my help. I cursed at my weakness and ran back to the house.
The front door had been ripped from its hinges and stood upright on the grass. The front window was smashed and the curtain pulled down. Someone strong was responsible for this but it wasn't alone. I would guess a group of three since the gate leading to the back garden was damaged as well.
It was as if they were planning to corner them. But the old man seems immobile so whoever they were hunting was the person who boarded the windows.
I rushed inside through the front door. The hallway looked old fashioned with a small door near the entrance and the stairs above it. There were antiques and pictures hanging on the walls. The old man called from the front room which was the first door on the left. Before I entered, I checked the area but nothing alerted danger. I crawled into the room and ducked behind the moss coloured sofa when I heard a shuffle.
The shuffle was followed by faint whispering, making out 5 people in the kitchen. One had pulled out a chair, whereas the others shuffled around, pacing nervously. I wondered what was going on. Looking towards the stairs, I had a feeling something was there. I could sense it. I followed my instinct and tiptoed towards the stairs.
I was worried about the hidden creaks in the stairs since it was a very old house; well it did smelled like one. I had to be cautious. Taking my chances, I climbed the stairs and missed the old steps. I survived the challenge and met with total darkness. I wasn't familiar with my surroundings and used the wall to guide me. The first door wasn't far but it was locked so I moved onto the next room. This time the other door was open. It was an unfurnished room with just a large wardrobe next to the window. It was big enough to fit two people in it. I opened the door and saw it filled with all kinds of clothes. Colourful dresses, plain smart trousers and boxes of shoes on the shelf above. Under the clothing were more boxes. I parted the hanging clothes into two section but nothing was hidden behind it.
I was sure the feeling was coming from this room. Walking around, I found nothing else and moved on. I entered the next room which was completely furnished. There was an old man smell drifting in the air. This must be his room. It was nicely set with a double bed and a large window, letting plenty of light from the moon into the room. I rummaged through it but found nothing.
Starting worry, all kinds of conclusions popped into my head with the worst case scenario being the death of the old man.
All of a sudden, a shuffling sound came from the hallway. It wasn't heavy like the one I heard in the kitchen so it couldn't be them. I followed the sound to the locked door. Staring at it confused, I was sure that it was locked. Sensing the danger, I took my chances and entered.
It was a pitch black room. Daringly, I used the flash light, hoping no one would notice the flickering light. The room was fit for a young girl. Shelves were filled with soft toys with a beautiful antique dressing table filled with all kind of things. It was glamorous with a bed fit for a princess right next to it. Its covers pink and elegant and a thin silk cloth drapping around the bed. Definetly a princess's room.
The old man must've really treasured her to have spoiled her with this much stuff. Looking around, I found pictures of a small girl with thick black curls but one picture in particular caught my eye. It was a 3 year old girl sitting in the arms of a woman - presuming it was her mother since they both had thick curls- surrounded by people dressed in white coats. Spots of dirt and dust were covered on their coats and each had either goggles on their head or a mask hanging from their neck. It looked like a research facility but in a place that was different from this city; a place of total darkness.
I heard a noise coming from the wardrobe causing me to jump. It was a faint thud but I definitely heard it. Slowly walking towards the noise, I reached an oak wardrobe. It was just as big as the one in the unfurnished room. Exhaling a long sharp breath, I opened the doors and pushed the clothes apart. There she was. Her eyes squinted and she retreated in a ball when she met the blinding light. Her thick dark curls covering most of her small body and the gaps revealed a beautiful white night gown.
"Turn it off! You're blinding me!" she squealed anxiously and lifting up her arm to cover her face.
I immediately reached for her mouth, turned off the flash light and crawled into the wardrobe.
"Sshh" I whispered, slowly letting my hand go when I felt a slight nod of her tiny head."They'll hear us"
"I knew you'd come Elizabeth Thorne." she said in an uncaring tone.
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Row 13, seat F. A window seat on flight 1028.
It's going from one of those cold cities in New England with gray snow piled on the side of the road as wide as a car where something always hangs in the air, either snow or unhappiness, to one of the warm ones in Florida where all the old people live in retirement communities like colonies of ants and it thunderstorms every day.
Do you see her?
Short hair the color of ancient gold, cropped short and worn impatiently around her shoulders.
She wears a knee-length black dress that, for its loose fit and numerous wrinkles, is reminiscent of something one might sleep in, but the way that it fits her hips and the shiny black heels she has worn with it suggests that it is not so.
Her eyes, alert but shadowed by slightly smudged mascara, gaze out of the window and through the too-bright blue skies at the patchwork brown and yellow fields of Georgia.
It is a state she has never set foot in, and doesn't expect to any time soon.
She just looks at the flight attendant with melancholy eyes when he stops by her row to offer its occupants a drink, although she is craving a cold glass of apple juice.
She leans closer to the small window, not much bigger than her face, and away from her sweating seat companion as the plane descends. It coasts down a little too close to a nearly empty highway and makes a bumpy landing on the shining black tarmac.
The plane slowly navigates its way towards the blocky airport terminal, which seems unusually distant to her. The cool, blue glass of the windows seems to be in a constant, spiteful struggle with the dense heat that surrounds the gray building. Looking at it makes her uncomfortable so she turns her attention to the shimmering waves of heat that rise off of the endless expanse of black asphalt surrounding her.
She silently sympathizes with the cool brown skin of mother earth beneath it which, besides the dull, flat surface of the nearby ocean, doesn't have many opportunities to breathe. Even the few palm trees she sees push upwards from casually dispersed pots made of red clay rather than the dirt they were born in.
In the glossy white car which carries her away from the airport, she keeps her attention carefully focused on the perfect brown stitches of the soft leather seats. She finds this more appealing than looking at the veritable jungle which pushes angrily upwards on either side of the wide highway, assaulting the still-too-blue sky with its tangled greenness.
However, 20 minutes into the silent drive, a strange flickering catches the corner of her eye. She looks up to see the dark, angular metal shell of a car, surrounded by devouring yellow and orange flames. Her eyes catch the driver's in the rearview mirror, but neither says a word as they cruise silently past it.
She doesn't remember much about the ceremony. Aunts, not ants, flapping and squawking around her like tropical birds, their faces suspended in perpetual animation. The old, gray face in the box, simultaneously sagging towards the earth and straining upwards.
As she boards a plane back to her cold kingdom, she thinks of all of the recent victims of plane crashes she's seen on the news, carefully but not anxiously. The highlight reels of life moments which must have flickered through their heads as they plummeted towards the ocean: First friends, first days of school, favorite teachers. First crushes, first kisses, first aching, unforgettable loves, soon to be forgotten anyway. Failures, failing grades, disapproving parents. Heartstopping, nervewracking interviews. First jobs. Marriages, divorces, childbirth, children. Maybe even grandchildren, great-grandchildren.
300 collections of memories, more valuable than humanity has yet begun to understand, packed into a silver metal capsule and struck down from the sky by some mysterious force, millions of dreams lost to a dark, swirling sea.
She swings her luggage up into the overhead compartment and remembers the people riding in the car reduced to a flickering hulk of metal. Memories just as strong, just as loud, just as vivid, but leaping more quickly from the earth, like kernels of corn out of a hot pan.
Finally, the old man. A relationship carried out by means of a gentle push and pull through screens and telephone lines for more than a decade, and they were finally face to face. He'd had weeks. An eternity between the diagnosis and the last slow, weary contractions of the strongest muscle that he had. That we all have.
They didn't talk about it much, but she imagined he'd wanted to flee. Surround himself with members of the living, not the dying. Ants, as we all know, don't have a very long lifespan.
Were they scared?
She's scared. What is she scared of? She looks out of the airplane window again, this time at the blinking black night, and ponders her impermanence.
Do you see her?

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Despite its importance in global illegal migration, there is little, and mostly theoretical research on human smuggling. We suggest an analytical framework to understand the micro structure of the human smuggling market. Migrants interact with smuggling and financing intermediaries; these may or may not be integrated with each other, and with the migrants' employers. Policies of receiving countries (border controls, employer sanctions, deportation policies, sales of visa) affect the interactions in the smuggling market, and, hence, migration flows. We review the theoretical work, point to the scarce empirical evidence, and identify challenges for future theoretical, empirical work and policy advice.
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Background: Miliary coccidioidomycosis indicates
hematogenous or lymphatic spread of Coccidioides immitis
and is characterized by the development of multiple small granulomas
throughout the lungs and other organs. Previous reports have suggested
that this disorder occurs almost exclusively in immunocompromised
patients, with most patients succumbing to progressive respiratory
failure. In this article, we describe the largest series of
immunocompetent patients with miliary coccidioidomycosis, define
clinical characteristics, and outline important aspects of diagnosis
and treatment.
Materials and methods: We identified
eight patients (five men and three women; age range, 23 to 65 years)
with miliary coccidioidomycosis diagnosed at Kern Medical Center
(located in an endemic area) from 1990 to 1997. Four of the patients
were white, two were African American, and two were Hispanic. A miliary
pattern was defined as the presence of discrete 2- to 10-mm lesions
diffusely distributed throughout both lung fields, as shown on chest
radiograph. Microscopic examination and culture of C
immitis from sputum, tissue, or body fluid confirmed diagnosis.
Patients with HIV were excluded.
Results: These
patients constituted approximately 1% of those admitted to our
institution for coccidioidomycosis from 1990 to 1997. Four patients had
symptoms for ≤ 1 week before admission (acute), and four had symptoms
for between 5 and 12 weeks (chronic). Four patients demonstrated a
miliary pattern on initial chest radiograph, and two of these patients
received an initial diagnosis of miliary coccidioidomycosis. Five
patients required mechanical ventilation. Arterial blood gas
measurements revealed a mean Po2 of
54.2 ± 8.6 mm Hg and a mean Pco2 of
32.5 ± 3.2 mm Hg. Five patients developed ARDS. Five patients had
extrapulmonary involvement, with the meninges (n = 4) and skin
(n = 4) being the most common sites. All patients were treated with
fluconazole and/or amphotericin B. Three patients died; all had chronic
involvement and received mechanical ventilation.
Conclusion: We present eight immunocompetent patients with
a lower mortality rate and better outcome than previously reported. In
our series, miliary coccidioidomycosis manifested as either an acute
respiratory illness or an advanced stage of a chronic illness occurring
in the context of widespread dissemination. All who died had chronic
involvement. Prompt recognition of miliary coccidioidomycosis is
crucial, but may be hindered by the large differential diagnosis.
Important diagnostic factors include a history of travel through
endemic areas, ethnicity, immunologic status, involvement of multiple
organ sites, and pronounced hypoxemia not accounted for by the degree
of pulmonary involvement seen on chest
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Let's go over some of the variables that make this year's Anaheim one of the most anxiously awaited supercross races ever, and get Revved Up for the greatest show on dirt. AMA Supercross Realistically, there are going to be two major conflicts in the premier class, the first of which is the battle of the baddest. And there are three warriors in this battle. Ricky Carmichael, Chad Reed, and James Stewart are going to dance in the six-sided ring of fire. First, though, I am going to go out on a limb and say this will be the last Anaheim 1 for the immortal Ricky Carmichael. Ricky has won everything in our sport save for one very precious race: the coveted supercross season opener. The man will be on a mission this Saturday night. He has been quoted recently saying, "This year is for me." Ricky knows the chess match of a 16-race season; be that as it may, they'd better reinforce the throttle housing on his RM-Z450 for this one. He is going to try to twist it off Saturday night, I promise you. Chad Reed will also bring it this weekend. I'll chalk up his uninspired rides in the Great White North to his off-season surgeries and time away from the fire of competition. Chad is one of those riders who picks up speed when he is angry. And coming into Anaheim on the heels of the drubbing he received in Canada, he has to be straight-up pissed off. Look for Reed and his factory YZ450F to get nasty this weekend. Will the podium look like this in Anaheim? And then there's James Stewart, who rode with ice in his veins instead of fire in his eyes at the Canadian rounds. It will require the same demeanor to continue his journey to the top of the mountain. There is going to be some bar-banging, and even more head games laying ahead for the 20-year-old phenomenon. He has the speed, he has the equipment, and he has the desire. This is James' time. And it's time for him to capture it. Man, oh man, is he riding fast! 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The doc said it would be okay to resume running after 6 weeks. Is this realistic timeframe? Will I need more time for TT?(photo)
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When can i start running after a tummy tuck?
Thank you for your question. Healing after a tummy tuck is usually pretty straight forward. There is a process of swelling and bruising that peaks at 3 days after surgery and then undergoes the first stage of major resolution in the first 2 weeks after surgery. The later phase of healing takes place over the 2-3 months after surgery where everything really settles and softens. It is after this time that we are getting close to the final result, though this varies patient to patient. You can most probably return to running and exercise after 6 weeks if you´ve healed well. Best is to follow your surgeon´s advice, he or she will be the person following your recovery. Best of luck!
Web reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZ6dFfyYxOs
The doc said it would be okay to resume running after 6 weeks. Is this realistic timeframe? Will I need more time for TT?
Thank you for sharing your question and photographs. Though you will likely be able to resume jogging and running by 6-8 weeks after your procedure a half marathon would be a lofty ambition for 13 weeks. A tummy tuck is a large operation and one that you should allow an uninterrupted amount of time to fully recover so as not to compromise your results. There will be many more races to run in the future. Just my opinion.
Web reference: http://www.nelson-center.com/tummy-tuck.html
Resume Running After a Tummy Tuck
For my patients, I have them wear a compression garment for 6 weeks and want them to wait until then before resuming any formal type exercise. However, by 13 weeks you should be ready for your half marathon. Building slowly as your body allows. Follow your surgeon's recommendations as he/she knows you best. Good luck.
Web reference: https://dr-delgado.com/services/body-procedures/tummy-tuck/
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Time frame to run again
After the 5 recommend week, you can start your physical exercise or sports activity. At this time the healing has already been cured. What is not recommend not to start to exercise or sport same was as before. Take your time and start slowly.
Tummy tuck and running
I will usually allow patients to go back to light aerobics within about 4 weeks and then more vigorous activity within 6-8. Best to follow your surgeon's instructions.
Web reference: https://www.stevenwallachmd.com/body-procedures/abdominoplasty/
Running after TT
You will likely be able to run 6 weeks after a TT, but you will not likely run as fast as you do now. If your time on the half marathon matters to you, do the TT after the run. If it doesn't matter to you, you can do your surgery anytime. Best wishes.
Return to running/activity after tummy tuck
There is a great variation in how soon a patient is able return to physical activity after abdominoplasty (tummy tuck). I would agree with your surgeon that six weeks is the very earliest that I would consider allowing a patient to return to vigorous physical activity, such as running. You should be aware, however, that it may take longer than 6 weeks to be safe and comfortable before returning. In addition, I always recommend that return to activity should be gradual and stepwise. Try not to set a specific date that you feel that you must run again to be satisfied. I always encourage walking first to get a feel for your body and to avoid over-stressing your abdomen. Be sure to check with your surgeon before you return to any vigorous activity. Best of luck.
Tummy tuck
Thank you for your question and photographs.
I would recommend following your surgeons instructions because each surgeon can have slightly different aftercare protocols. Every patient recovers differently and at different rates but I tell my patients to wait, at minimum, six weeks before easing back into their regular fitness routine if they feel comfortable at this point. However, realize that your body may require some time to return to prior strength. I hope this helps.
Best of luck in your recovery!
James Fernau, MD, FACS
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Member of ASPS, ASAPS, ISAPS, The Rhinoplasty Society, AAFPRS, OTO/HNS, ASLMS
Resume Running at 6 Weeks
Most patients will be placed in an abdominal binder, which they will wear the first week. There is usually a fair amount of swelling and the binder should be opened several times a day so that there are no pressure points. After the first 7 to 10 days the patient is placed in an elastic garment for compression over the next six weeks. You can return to full activity without restrictions at 6 weeks.
Swelling can persist for several months and will gradually improve and will look better at three months, six months, and even one year. Frequently the pubic area can become very swollen and discolored during the first two weeks due to gravity as this is the lowest area for swelling to accumulate.
While there is every reason in the world to worry about healing, if you feel well at this six week period then you should be safe to run. If you find yourself concerned or worried at all about healing then it would be good to visit your surgeon for an examination of the healing process and make sure everything is going well.
Web reference: http://www.horowitzmd.com/plastic-surgery-procedures-newport-beach/abdominoplasty/
Gradually Exercise...
Wound healing is a slow process! It will take at least one year for the tissues to reach maximal healing strength.
But it doesn't mean that you can't do physical activities. Once the soreness passes, usually about two weeks, we recommend our patients to begin walking on a level surface. Even this activity will help you feel better. If you haven't been doing any activity since surgery, you should increase your physical effort gradually until reach your usual effort level (cardio, run, treadmill, stair stepper, spin, swim).
Have a great day!
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Dr. Vishteh performed surgery on my son Jonathan. Jonathan was diagnosed a quadriplegic after a tragic car accident. This was almost the worst news a parent could hear. Dr. Vishteh was direct with us and told us what to expect. He also never took away hope. Hope was what we needed and Dr. Vishteh kept hope alive. He also kept our son alive. He performed an amazing surgery that led to a miracle. Jonathan could walk within two months . He has continued to stay in touch with our family and keep track of Jonathan progress. We could not have asked for a more skilled and compassionate doctor . http://www.vitals.com/doctors/Dr_Arash_Vishteh/reviews#ixzz3n9LIry6m
I had a freak accident back in 2010 and broke my neck. Dr. Vishteh was on call that night - luckily for me. He patiently went through my options and explained everything to me and my family. We ultimately went with the neck fusion. I owe my quality of life to Dr. Vishteh and will be forever grateful. Dr. Vishteh and his staff are some of the nicest people I have ever met. I highly recommend him.
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At Southern University, Elliott Lyons had options. He was an outstanding student with honors, scholarships, and rigorous internships already to his credit. He could have had his pick of employment offers. Graduate school remained the focus. "I always knew that I wanted to go to graduate school and pursue advanced studies in engineering. Coming out of undergraduate GEM facilitated that for me with no worries. For me GEM was very significant."
Selected as a MS Engineering fellow in 1988 by General Motors Technical Center, Lyons was accepted to Stanford University. "GEM as an organization selects the best students. They give you an opportunity to go to the best schools—anyone of many elite schools and pursue graduate studies in engineering. Without GEM I wouldn't have had that opportunity."
Stanford and GM challenged Lyons' further. He persevered by remembering his mother Mamie Lyons had taught him and his twin brother Vincent that life only gave you what you had the courage to demand. He offers similar advice about graduate school. "First and foremost, set your sights high. Don't think that obtaining a graduate degree is insurmountable, not matter what financial background you come from. Be driven. If you want it the money's there. GEM is the type of organization that will make the opportunity available for you but you have to want it; you have to have the desire to pursue advanced studies in science and engineering. And it doesn't have to end at the master's level."
After graduation he excelled within GM as an engineer and manager. Now in a top spot at International, Lyons is an expert in product design and development and business unit operations. He is responsible for global product development for the $950 million severe service truck division which includes all cross functional program and product management activities for the company's Class 8 On/Off Highway commercial trucks and Export Tractors that serve such markets as Construction, Waste Collection, Government, Logging, and Military.
The GEM fellowship was a transformative experience for Lyons. He believes it can be the same for others who don't question the chance, but seize it: "What's in it for GEM is opportunity to be a part of the educational maturation of a lot of our scientists and engineers."


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With fall only a few weeks away (the autumnal equinox is on Sept. 23) and winter coming soon after, workers need to be prepared to work safely in the colder weather. Instead of guarding against the sun, ticks, and mosquitoes, workers' most important task is to be mindful of their physical condition, their clothing and their environment when the temperature drops.
Here are some answers to common questions you may have if you work outside regularly during these months:
What happens if I work in the cold without proper safety precautions? According to OSHA, the cold will begin to reduce body temperature and the body reacts by using its energy to keep a healthy core body temperature. Too much time in the cold weather will cause the body to gradually shift heat from the extremities, such as the hands, feet and arms, to the chest and the abdomen. This can lead to hypothermia, frostbite and other cold-related illnesses.
What can you do to ensure your safety while working in the cold weather?
- A good way to start is to protect any part of your body that will be exposed to the cold and to dress properly. For example, your hands. Make sure to cover them with heavy gloves (in case you don't know which ones, you can find a guide to different types of work gloves here) to protect them from frostbite, which is the freezing of the skin and skin tissues.
- Building on that, another thing you can do is make sure you have your PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) gear in good condition. There is PPE gear available for eye and face, head and neck, hand and arm, and even foot protection. The gear is designed to keep workers safe in hazardous conditions, including cold weather.
- Furthermore, OSHA recommends that people familiarize themselves on the different cold-related illness, learn to identify them and learn the steps to treat them. This reduces the risk of cold-related illnesses.
- You should also make sure to protect your work area from the cold as much as possible. Put a radiant heater near your area to give you some extra heat and shield your area from the drafts and winds.
- Finally, you should mindful of your body's needs and be a friend. It's very easy to get dehydrated while working in cold weather and you must make sure you have warm liquids on hand to warm you up. If you're working with someone else, make sure they are also drinking plenty of fluids and taking breaks from working in the cold.
Dressing well seems to be really important. Can you recommend must-have clothing items for working in the cold? Sure. First off, make sure to wear at least three layers of loose clothing. Do not wear anything tight. Top it off with a hat to keep your head warm and keep heat from escaping your body. Next up is the extremities. Wear heavy duty gloves to protect the hands and water resistant gloves if you're going to be working near water. Finally, wear waterproof boots.
What is hypothermia and why does everyone talk about it? Hypothermia is one of the most common cold-related illnesses and it's something that can definitely happen if you work in the cold unprotected. Basically, the body loses heat faster than it produce heat. Hypothermia occurs when your body temperature drops to below 95 F. Your body's organs need to a temperature of about 98.6 (the normal body temperature) in order to function properly and can't function correctly at a lower temperature. Symptoms of hypothermia include shivering, dizziness, hunger, nausea, faster breathing and lack of coordination.


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Slowly I approached Chloe, my cybernetic heart frozen within my chest. He...shot her?! My feet carried me quickly to her side. I collapsed and her side and lifted her into my lap with my one good arm. Tears shimmered as they poured from our face. I tried to speak, pulling her head into my shoulder.
"Chloe...Chloe you have to stay with me! Chloe, you can't die!" I held her tightly as the rest of the cyborgs circled around us and knelled. Some hung their heads, others sobbed. "Chloe," started my voice choking. "You want to know what I thought about before I almost died...I thought of you, Chloe. You were that one light in the darkness when I became that..." I shuddered "...monster. You saved me from becoming what Declan was." Chloe's blue eyes gazed weakly up at me, they were so distant and cold. The lump in my throat caught, I had to say it. TELL HER, a voice screamed in my head.
"Chloe, I love you. I always have and I always will. From the second I met you, I knew I never wanted to be separated from your side. You chase away the darkness in my soul. CHLOE DON"T DIE!" I cried. Nikolaus and Jandrain came to my side and put a hand on my shoulders. I snarled at them as they tried to take her away.
"Jon, if we don't get her some medical treatment soon, she will die." The features on my face went slack. I have to stay with her. Using my one good arm, I tucked her unconscious body in my arm and followed my fellow cyborgs. A group of human doctors had already set of a makeshift surgery room, James and Dr Greenwood stood in scrubs their eyes red from crying. Gently I placed her on the table and stared.
"Come on, you shouldn't watch." I wrenched my arm out of Nikolaus's grasp.
"I will not leave her side." My voice rumbled dangerously.
"Jon, you need medical care too!" Jandrian countered pointing to all my severed arm and larges wounds covering my body. Reluctantly I neared Chloe's side and whispered how sorry I was that I had to leave her side, giving her a quick kiss and then turning away. The pain of leaving her was more than any I had previously experienced.
The two cyborgs escorted me into a separate operating room. Doctors stood ready. I laid down on the table, creating a loud noise of metal contacting metal. They reassured me that it would be over soon, that everything would be alright. As long as Chloe lives, everything will be fine. I thought as an anesthesia mask covered my nose and mouth. The world went blurry, shadows shifting into snarling creatures, people becoming black shapes.
Falling into the realm of unconsciousness was unsettling, everything was so peaceful, so calm. I looked around as the world shifted to a nice day, the sun was shining and the birds were happily chirping. Lush green grass waved in the soft breeze. I grinned and curled up in the sun. I could stay here forever.
"Jon," a voice called back to me. "Jon, you can't stay." I sat up sharply looking around. My sister walked up, a soft smile creeping across her child-like face.
"Aleana!" I shouted happily. "What are you doing here?" Her expression soured but she tried to hide it. "What?" She forced the smile.
"I always knew you'd keep your promise and see me again Jon," I backed away from her realizing what she meant.
"Alean?" I asked fearful.
"You can't stay Jon, I'm so sorry. They need you, so much more than I do. She needs you." Alena closed her eyes. "It's not your time, not yet." I screamed for Alena but was jolted into reality as electricity snaked through my body.
"He's back!" A voice shouted.
"Stabilize him! The operation is done. I don't need to loose him! Stop that blood! More anesthesia!" another doctor yelled. I wanted to ask them how Chloe was, if I could see her but again I collapsed into the darkness. This time it stayed black, a cold icy black only known to those who had seen the Android war. Images, memories began to play back. My blades, stabbing through the innocent soldiers who were just doing their duty, the androids who were only fighting for what they believed in.
I saw where I mangled Lilly's arm and sliced through Declans skull. All replayed in vivid detail not letting me miss a second of everything I had done. Suddenly the memories shattered like glass and fell to the ground in shimmering pieces. A small ray of light illuminating my broken figure in the the black. The light grew brighter and more intense. I could hear people around me. Yet still my mind went to her.
Had Chloe survived?


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In 1991 action stars Jean Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren stared in "Universal Soldier" as reanimated soliders. After two mediocre tv movies and a disappointing theatrical sequel the series returned to form with "Universal Soldier: Regeneration".
Director John Hyams brought back Van Damme and Lundgren in this kick ass sequel/reboot and he will do so again in "Universal Soldier: a New Dimension". Joining them will be Scott Adkins and Andrei Arlovski (who played a UniSol baddie in Regeneration). Not much has been revealed about the plot thus far. Dolph Lundgren had this to say about the film:
"I've had two weeks off on the beach here in Marina Del Rey after finishing UNIVERSAL SOLDIER – 3D in Louisiana. I returned from the dead as SCOTT, who this time around is the spiritual leader of the a generation of universal soldiers, ready to conquer the world!"
Director John Hyams also had some interesting things to say about the 3d and the cast:
"Stylistically, I'm planning on staging some action that plays out in long takes, where things transpire without cuts. In many ways, it's not just an action film -- it has horror elements, and also plays like a psychological thriller. It has a very dark, menacing tone. I want it to be an extremely intense experience for the viewer -- one that literally beats the shit out of the audience. As far as 3D is concerned, I still feel like Avatar did it better than anyone else, and it's not just because of the big budget. I feel like Cameron used 3D to make the experience more visceral, but he did it without gimmickry. Instead of having things pop out at the viewer, he created an environment that you could look into. I plan on taking that approach -- no gimmicks, no arrows flying at the camera. I want it to be another element of the overall design -- something that enhances the experience but doesn't draw attention to itself and take away from the story."
"I've been extremely busy preparing for the shoot. But, yes, Scott Adkins is one of the stars of the film, and I feel we're incredibly lucky to have him at this stage of his career. Andrei is back as well in a role we wrote specifically for him, and I'm equally excited to have him. I loved what he did in Regeneration, and I wanted to work with him again. None of this diminishes JC or DL's contributions to the film -- I feel these guys will only enhance the product as a whole, which is all I care about. The story is of my own creation, and, as I've told you before, in no way was dictated by anyone's schedule. It's the story I want to tell and it's designed to move, terrify and thrill the audience in the most intense way possible. I think it's going to be great and I'm unbelievably excited to work with everyone involved. For the sake of accuracy, when I said "None of this diminishes JC or DL's contributions to the film -- I feel these guys will only enhance the product as a whole..." -- the "these guys" I was referring to was Scott and Andrei, not JC and DL. JC and DL don't enhance the product, they are the product. However, I think the point of a film series is to introduce new characters and new stories. As for whether or not this film has anything to do with Regeneration, I disagree with Sheldon's assertions, I think it absolutely has do do with Regeneration. It picks up where the mythology of that film left off. It just takes place years later and is told from a completely different perspective. It never directly references that film, or any of the other films for that matter, but it doesn't need to. If your familiar with the series than it will make sense. If you're not familiar it will still make sense. It's a stand alone movie as much as it is part of the series, but that's just my personal taste. I tried to do that with Regeneration and I'm trying to do that again. I think, with a few exceptions, that a movie should always be able to stand on its own. In trying to breathe new life into this franchise each time out, if I don't risk alienating some fans then I'm not doing my job. And this one certainly challenges many of the ideas and conventions that define the Universal Soldier series. And that's exactly what excites me about it. I always want to provide the viewer with the unexpected -- to knock them on their asses and blow their minds. That's the thrill of the filmgoing experience. A tall order, for sure, but that's the goal."
"Universal Soldier a New Dimension" is being filmed in 3d and is scheduled for a May 2012 release (whether that will be theatrical or limited is unknown).
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Note: The assignments are a series of papers that are based on the same case, which is located in the Student Center of the course shell. The assignments are dependent upon one another.
In this assignment, you will create a risk management plan. You have a budget of $100,000 and a timeline of six (6) months for the plan. Please refer to Figure A-1, Risk Management Plan Template, from Appendix A of the Hillson and Simon text to create the plan.
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A gun-battle took place between security forces and militants hiding in a village in Qazigund area of south Kashmir's Anantnag district on Wednesday, official sources said here.
Troops of 9 Rashtriya Rifles and police launched a cordon and search operation in Lamad village of Qazigund area, 75km from here, following information about presence of militants there, the sources said.
They said contact had been established with the hiding militants, but so far there had been no casualty reported on either side.
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