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Many hospitals and providers are reluctant to share information regarding adverse patient events, near-misses, or unsafe conditions for fear of legal action if those details are discovered. The problem with this underlying fear of reporting events is the missed opportunity to share lessons learned.
Information reported to a PSO is afforded federal privilege and confidentiality protection and is included in a national bank of reported patient safety data. PSOs utilize experts that analyze and aggregate event data locally, regionally, and nationally.
Amy Andres, senior vice president of quality and data at the Ohio Hospital Association, pays close attention to the value of PSOs.
"The value of reporting to a PSO is that events are looked at in a macro cycle as opposed to a micro cycle," said Andres. "The events are aggregated, research is conducted, information is shared with the members, and the members can implement high-impact strategies."
Through improved, standardized reporting, PSOs are able to develop insights into the underlying causes of patient safety events and ultimately develop strategies to decrease adverse events in the future. The reporting of near-misses specifically provides the great opportunity to work on solutions without the impact of the event or harm reaching the patient.
Many organizations have structured effective reporting systems that support their own internal analysis of data, but this data cannot be aggregated or compared with similar information from other organizations due to different reporting systems.
PSOs help promote accurate and complete reporting from participants because they are required to use the Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality's (AHRQ) Common Formats to report data. With a standardized manner of reporting in place, healthcare systems across the nation follow a uniform system for data collection supporting aggregation of data from many organizations and enabling expedited learning among those who participate in PSOs.
With common reporting language in place, there are benefits to PSO participants on local, state, and national levels. Sam Watson, senior vice president of patient safety and quality at the Michigan Health & Hospital Association and executive director of the MHA Keystone Center, explained the benefit of each.
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Celebrated poster artist Drew Struzan is already a rock star among cinephiles. The creator of some of the most iconic film posters of the last four decades is now also the star of his own film. Drew: The Man Behind The Poster will debut July 19 at Comic-Con via Kino Lorber with a screening at San Diego's Gaslamp 15 during the annual pop culture convention. It will then open in NYC on August 16 and additional markets, followed by VOD this fall. A prolific artist who got his start in commercial design and album covers, Struzan hit his stride in the 1970s and '80s defining his dynamic style with instantly iconic designs for the Indiana Jones, Back To The Future, and Star Wars marketing campaigns. Other recognizable works include posters for Blade Runner, The Goonies, First Blood, The Thing, The Muppet Movie, the Police Academy series, Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone, and Hellboy. In 2008 Struzan announced his retirement. George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Harrison Ford, Michael J. Fox, Frank Darabont, and Guillermo del Toro appear in the docu feature to pay tribute to Struzan, who is also scheduled to appear on a Comic-Con panel for the film. Pic is directed by Erik P. Sharkey (Sexina: Popstar P.I.) and produced by Charles Ricciardi. Greg Boas and Erik Sharkey are co-producers. Kino Lorber CEO Richard Lorber and producer Charles Ricciardi negotiated the deal.
Doc On Poster Artist Drew Struzan To Debut At Comic-Con
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Movie posters have spiraled into poorly photoshopped crap. Drew Struzan's retirement is the end of really great art in movie promotion.
Go to Drew's website. You can buy some of his original artwork. Pricey, but will increase in value.
Let us not forget the significant contribution to the Star Wars summer poster
also art directed by Charlie White. As a matter of fact I believe it was Charlie White who was contracted by David Weitzner at Fox to render the piece (based on an idea by George Lucas) and it was White who later brought in Struzan.
The Michaelangelo of one-sheet artists. His show at Nucleus a few years ago for the book release party was wonderful.


text: A Brief History (Migration): Indo-European (4000 BCE – 1000 BCE) VJ Servera, Nathaniel Dwarika, and Zach Gunnz Maps/ Charts/ Images Concerning Indo-European Migration The purple section is the region that the IndoEuropeans covered. This map shows the IndoEuropeans in relation to major groups such as the Uralic and Altaic peoples. This chart called the August Schleicher's Family Tree shows the relationships between the Indo-European languages as depicted on the branches of the tree. They are all believed to have started from the Proto-IndoEuropean language, which is commonly abbreviated as PIE. This map shows the estimated spread and origin of the Indo-European languages. The probable origin is believed to be in Anatolia, between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. Then it spread outwards in almost all directions. This map shows the Indo-European languages across various countries. This is the believed spread of these languages at 3000 BCE. The extent clearly shows that the Indo-European languages encompassed a large group ranging from Iceland to parts of India. This chart shows the origins and branches of the Indo-European languages. All originate from the Proto-Indo-European language. There are numerous languages, some of which are no longer spoken. This chart compares words across various languages that belong to the Indo-European group. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Chronology 4000 BCE – 3500 BCE: Proto-Indo-European areal dialects being to form into two dialectal groups: - Group 1) future Venetic, Illyrian, Anatolian, Tocharic, Italic and Celtic groups. - Group 2) Indo-Iranian, Greek, Baltic, Slavic, Germanic, Armenian, and Thraco-Phrygian languages. 3500 BCE: The Anatolian subgroup suddenly begins to move apart and migrates to the Asia Minor. 2500 BCE: The Indo-Europeans first appear in Europe. 2250 BCE: The Achaeans (first Hellenic tribes) arrive in Greece. 2100 BCE: The Hittites and Luwians (part of the Anatolian branch) begin to settle in East Asia Minor. 2100 BCE: Celtic tribes begin to arrive in Europe. 2000 BCE: Italic tribes begin to settle in Italy. 2000 BCE: Doric Greek tribes begin to settle in Illyria (northern Balkans). 1900 BCE: Mycenae (the first Indo-European civilization in Europe) is founded by Achaeans in Greece. 1700 BCE: Aryans invade North India and destroy Mohenjo-Daro (Harappa city settlement). 1700 BCE – 1350 BCE: The Aryans settle as one of the nations of the Mitanni Empire. 1600 BCE: The Old Hittite Kingdom is founded and developed. 1475 BCE: The Indo-European Achaeans invade and conquer Eastern Crete, and this sparks the beginning of wide Hellenic expansion in the Mediterranean. 1450 BCE: The Hittites unite vast Anatolian lands into the New Hittite Kingdom. Chronology Continued • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1400 BCE: The Celts first arrive in Spain and mainly occupy the northern regions. 1400 BCE: The Achaeans begin to appear on Cyprus. 1400 BCE: The Slavs become an independent ethnic group and settle between the Oder and Dnieper rivers. 1300 BCE: The Illyrians begin to migrate south from Pannonia (modern Hungary) to Dalmatia (modern Croatia, Serbia, and Bosnia) 1250 BCE: Phrygians from the Balkans begin to enter the Asia Minor, and a chain reaction of migrations begin. 1250 BCE: The Baltic peoples begin to migrate northwards and eastwards. 1230 BCE: The "Sea Peoples" (included Achaeans) destroy the Hittite Kingdom and begin to invade Syria, Palestine, and Egypt. 1200 BCE: Achaeans begin to migrate to Crete, Cyprus, and the Asia Minor. 1200 BCE: Celts gradually become the most powerful nation in Northern Europe and spread over France (Gaul), Germany, Low Countries, the Alps, and even the Iberian peninsula. 1200 BCE: The Illyrians begin to arrive in South Italy. 1200 BCE: Doric tribes (the Hellenic group of the Indo-European family) begin migrating south from the Balkans and invade Greece and soon destroy the Mycenaean civilization. 1100 BCE: The Thracian people arrive in the Balkans, and a new wave of Italics arrive in Italy. 1000 BCE: Indo European groups begin to move into the Ganges plain. India Political: Intellectual: • The Aryans were nomadic living in the far reaches of Euro-Asia in hostile steppe lands barely scratching out a living. The tribe was very war-like. They were a tribal people ruled over by a war-chief, known as a raja. • After the Aryans migrated into India and began to settle in the Indus Valley a start of a new Indian culture known as Vedic civilization, began. • Vedic Sanskrit, the earliest known language of the Aryans, were used in the ancient preserved texts of the Indian subcontinent, the foundational canon of Hinduism known as the Vedas. Yajur Veda: • The Yajur Veda focuses mainly on hymns that concern sacrifices. It tells about the knowledge the Aryans had acquired about sacrifices. Since it is of a later date then the Rig Veda, it reflects the changes in society that have taken place since that period. Religion: Art/Architecture: • • The Aryans built no colossal monuments ; however, caves of Ajanta and Ellora, much of Buddhist architecture, were directly influenced by the simple village structures of the Aryan villages. • Early Aryan religion is believed to be dominated by god called named "Dyaus". Dyaus was believed to enjoin warfare and conquest. Technology: Economy: • Aryan technology just as the development of war chariots spread throughout Europe. • Rode on horseback in battle which gave them an advantage over their enemies who were on foot. • Developed in irrigation from the need of agriculture. • Wore armor of bronze such as helms, and had bronze shields. • Over time the Aryan's participated in agriculture and raised domesticated animals such as cattle, sheep, and goats. They also farmed crops, and traded with other tribes, as well as with their non-Aryan neighbors. • The most important indicator to of wealth among the Aryans was the number of cattle that an individual owned. • The main crops farmed were rice and barley. Society: Facts: • Four rigid castes developed in India during the Rig Vedic period, known as the caturvarnas "four colors". At the top of the caturvarnas were the Brahmans, which were priests. Next followed the Kshatriya, who were warriors or nobles. Vaishya were craftspeople and merchants of society. Shudra, were made up of the bulk of society and these people were servants. • In 2000 BCE the Aryans began to migrate southwards in waves of steady conquest across the face of Persia and the lands of India. • The Aryans referred to themselves as the noble ones" or the "superior ones. • The Aryans, or Vedic civilization were a new start in Indian culture. • The earliest history of the Aryans in India is called the Rig Vedic Period (1700-1000BCE). India Continued Political: • The Aryans were a warlike people that organized themselves in individual tribal, kinship units, the jana. • The jana was ruled over by a war-chief. These tribes spread quickly over northern India and the Deccan. • When the Aryans migrated into northern India through a passage between the Himalayas, they encountered the native residents known as the Dravidians. • Aryans were not influenced by Dravidian culture and began to conquer these people. As a result the Dravidian people fled to southern India and the Aryans remained in northern India. • The civilization of Harappa which collapsed in the Indus River Valley did not have an influence on Aryan reign's. Religion: • The religion of the Rig Veda developed in Aryan culture later in the Vedic age which was similar to Hinduism in which they both had a basis on karma and "ones place in society". • The Aryans engaged in nature and animal worship. • They buried their dead so they believed in a sort of after-life. Intellectual: • Sama Veda: This Veda takes many of the hymns from the Rig Veda and is set to music. It focuses mainly on Soma sacrifice, and was used solely by priests in performing the relevant rituals. It is an important source of the music of the ancient Aryans. • Yajur Veda: The Yajur Veda focuses mainly on hymns that concern sacrifices. It tells about the knowledge the Aryans had acquired about sacrifices. Since it is of a later date then the Rig Veda, it reflects the changes in society that have taken place since that period. • Great Indian epics such as the Ramayana and the Mahabharata were also composed during the Aryan Vedic period. Migration of Aryans through Europe, into India, and Asia. Europe Political: Intellectual: • Eligibility to be king for the Celtics was based on blood relationship but was not directly inherited. • The king of the Celtics was also the war leader. • The Celtics in Europe was for its time highly democratic. • The king's authority was held up and carried out by a council of nobles and assemblies of the freemen, which would be held annually, frequently in conjunction with religious festivals. • In the Celtic Europe, the nobility practiced fosterage, sending their young sons and daughters to the homes of other members of the nobility for their early training and education. • The Celts measured time by nights followed by days (Opposite of today), and developed a calendar, kept by the druids, which was based on lunar motion rather than solar. Months, as well as days within each month, were believed to be auspicious or inauspicious and feasts, raids, and other activities were planned accordingly, due to the development of the calendar. • The legends of Cu Chulainn, was an epic about Celtic life. Technology: Economy: • Celtics developed in the use of iron during the Iron Age making them distinct from surrounding people. • The Celts' principal weapons were the slashing sword and spear or javelin, which gave them an advantage in warfare. • Celtics practiced agriculture and were familiar with the benefits of crop rotation, letting land lie fallow for a period of time, and fertilizing with manure. Society: Facts: • The smallest unit in Celtic society was the FINE, a close, extended family kinship group. The fine, not the individual, was what was important. Legally the individual did not exist, except as a member of the fine and was responsible for his set share of the fine's property and obligations. • The TUATH was a group which is most closely equivalent to the modern concept of tribe or clan, was made up of one or several fine and was led by the king. • Within the tuath, society was basically divided into three classes: the Nobility, composed of landowners and warriors; the Aes Dana, men of art and learning, craftsmen, and included the druids; and the Commoners or Churls who owned no land but were free not slaves. Slavery was sometimes practiced by the Celts, but their slaves would have been war captives and other subjugated peoples. • The Celts were a group of people who originated in central Europe from Indo-European stock. • Celts occupied land in modern day Eastern Europe, Greece, Spain, Northern Italy, Western Europe, England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. • Celts were a non literate culture whose history and literature was preserved through oral tradition and by the Roman Empire. • Celtic culture is the root of most of the culture of Western Europe. • Celtic tribes were so used to fighting among themselves, they were not prepared to unify and fight the common threat of the Roman Empire which later appeared. Europe Continued Religion: Religion: • Celtic seasons were separated and identified by four major religious festivals. Imbolc, held in February, celebrated the coming into milk of the ewes and was a pastoral festival of fertility and growth. Beltaine, celebrated in May, was also related to the fertility of cattle and crops and honored the Druids. Lugnasa, celebrated from mid July to mid August, was the harvest festival. A great feast would be held on August 1st to celebrate the richness of the harvest and to honor the gods. Samhain heralded the start of the new year. It was celebrated on October 31 and commemorated the creation of order out of chaos and the beginning of the world. Believed in "The Otherworld", which was of Celtic belief that it was the dwelling place of the gods and other supernatural beings. The Otherworld was a place of feasting and joy. It was not a heaven, a reward such as some modern religions believe in, but a magical counterpart of the natural world which every person, regardless of behavior in life, would enter after death. The Otherworld was as real to the Celts as the natural world. Humans did not visit The Otherworld prior to their death, however there were stories of such visits, or visits to the natural world by Otherworld folk, and were accepted as valid. Technology: Art/Architecture: • Celtic horses were smaller than todays animals and were raised and trained as draft animals, for riding into battle, and as chariot horses, which were important for Celtic battle. • The Celts' principal weapons were the slashing sword and spear or javelin. • The Celtics were fond of bright colors and wore colorful clothing, often in plaids or stripes and frequently edged with fringes. • Pottery ranged from crude, utilitarian items made within each household to the fine quality work produced by skilled potters. • A rotary hand mill was also a fixture in every Celtic home, as well a loom for the weaving of cloth. Society: Economy: The Nobility, or warrior class were the landowners and in control of most, of the land, herds, and flocks and most of the physical wealth of the tuath. Women had considerable power and some were warriors. Every member of the society had dignity and rights. • Aryans that migrated into Europe are believed to be the root for Caucasians. • Celtic trade between Normandy and southern Britain was common and trade with Mediterranean cultures was well established. Salt, animal skins and furs, raw metals, amber, and perhaps grain and finished metal goods were traded for luxury goods such as glass, coral, precious metal goods and raw metals, and large quantities of wine. Among themselves the principal basis of exchange was cattle, but the Celtics did use some gold and silver coinage when dealing with other peoples. (Occurred later on in Celtic civilization) Europe Continued Religion: • Celtics were polytheistic across Europe and numerous gods and goddesses. • Lugh was a very versatile god. He was believed to be skilled at and have dominion over all the arts and horsemanship, a warrior god, inventor of games, patron of travellers and commerce. He is the most universal of the Celtic gods. • Cernunnos, know more often as the Horned God or Antlered God, was the ruler and protector of the animals. Most commonly a single god with stag antlers, he was intimately linked with fertility and prosperity, especially of herds and flocks, but also of men. Some Celts had a second horned god, the Bull or Ram Horned God, who was a war god, a phallic warrior and bestowed of fertility and protector of flocks. • The blacksmith god, sometimes named Goibhnui, was skilled at smith craft and patron of that art and others. He was also the god of healing, due to the central role of iron in Celtic life and the belief that it had magical properties. Water sources and thermal springs were also under his dominion. • Donn, the god of the dead and ruler of the Otherworld. • Brigid, also spelled Brigit and Brighid, was one triadic goddess for whom we have a name. Her influence was widespread as a mother goddess, patroness of arts and crafts, healing, poetry and traditional learning, livestock and produce, and the rites of spring. • The Celtics believed that magic and ritual was how humans had interaction with the gods. Society: • The druids of the Celtics were responsible for all ritual and for all contact with the gods. The gods were only accessible through the druids. The druids were highly respected and very powerful. They were the teachers, doctors, and lawyers of Celtic society. • Polygamy was apart of society as well as divorce, which could be initiated by husband or wife. Women could also own or inherit land. (Most power still belonged to the husband). Celtic Migration through Europe and India, to Southeast Asia Change Over Time • • • • • From early beginnings (4000-3500 BCE), The Proto-Indo-European language begins to change, and it divides and separates into two primary areal dialects due to the development of lexical differences over time. Certain branches, such as the Anatolian branch and several other Indo-Europeans, begin to migrate outwards from Central Asia, specifically to locations in Asia Minor and Europe. These migrations possibly occurred due to the pursuit of settlement or due to the continuation of dialectal divisions. Indo-European migration progressed further and more Indo-Europeans were moving east and west; Europe was even penetrated by two routes: from the Asia Minor via the Aegean Sea and southern Balkans; from the Steppes north to the Black Sea, then to the northern Balkans. The possible reasons for this form of migration was because the routes were passable and some Indo-Europeans wanted to find new areas to settle in . By around 2000 BCE, Indo-European migration expands further (Achaeans migrate westward, the Hittites and Luwians migrate further east, Celtics migrate westward into Europe, Italic tribes migrate southwestward into Italy, and Doric tribes migrate in the northern Balkans). The Indo-European branches become more defined, and the possible reason for the continuation of migration/expansion was for some, because of conquest, curiosity, and for settlement purposes. Around 1900 BCE, a noteworthy occurrence is the foundation of Mycenae by the Achaeans, which would give name to the first Indo-European civilization in Europe. This developed so quickly due to constant influence from sea trade and city development. Change Over Time Continued • • • • • From Central Asia, the Aryan migration continued , and they migrated further southeastward and penetrated India from the Iranian and Afghani steppes via the Gindukush mountains. This most probably occurred due to invasion. Around 1475 BCE, the Indo-European expansion and migration continued outward, and the Indo-European Achaeans invaded and conquered Eastern Crete which sparked the beginning of wide Hellenic expansion in the Mediterranean. The most probable reason of their outward expansion was probably because of conquest. Around 1400 BCE, outward migration and expansion still continues, for the Celts continue to migrate through Europe (Spain), and Achaeans begin to appear on Cyprus. The possible reason for these migrations was because of future settlement due to a growing population, and due to the fact that Cyprus was rich and prosperous. Around 1300-1200 BCE, Indo Europeans continue to migrate outwards: Illyrians, Phrygians , and Doric tribes migrate south, the Baltic peoples migrate northwards and eastwards, Achaeans migrate around Crete, Cyprus, and the Asia Minor, and most importantly, the Celts become powerful in northern Europe, since they spread over France (Gaul), Germany, Low Countries, the Alps, and even the Iberian peninsula. The possible reasons for the continuation of these outward migrations was possibly due to a growing population, the hope of future settlement, invasion, economic problems, and conquest. Indo-European migration still continues outward, and around 1000 BCE, Indo European groups begin to move into the Ganges plain. Change Over Time Diagrams Proto-Indo European Language Areal Dialect Group 1 Areal Dialect Group 2 Venetic IndoIranian Illyrian Greek Anatolian Baltic Tocharic Slavic Italic Germanic Celtic Armenian ThracoPhyrgian This is a Mind Map of the Proto-Indo-European language separating into two primary areal dialect groups. (4000-3500 BCE) Change Over Time Map This is a Change Over Time Map that illustrates the outward expansion of Indo-European migration during various time periods from the origin. Comparisons • The impacts of the Indo-European Aryan and Celtic civilizations led way to the development of life today. The Aryans and Celtics were both civilizations that became agriculturalists rather than nomads. As agriculturalists, both civilizations were able to settle down on land and advance as a civilization. As both civilizations expanded, their impact increased. The Aryan civilization was very war-like and conquered many of its enemies and expanded into parts of Europe, India, and Asia. Aryans in India pushed the Dravidians, who were natives, down into southern India. As a result, the Aryans lived in North India while the Dravidians lived in the south, which is still in affect to this day. The Celtics also claimed land, and expanded in Europe toward India, and parts of Asia. The Celtics influenced Europe with their religion. Parts of Celtic religion was believed to be "magical". As a result countries such as Ireland that was once ruled by the Celtics are known for magic and luck. Aryan religion which was Rig Veda, was similar to Hinduism which developed later. Rig Veda is believed to have influenced concepts of Hinduism. In both civilizations agriculture led to advancements in irrigation and allowed for people to develop special skills, such as artisans and craftsmen. Both civilizations also had similar military advancements which led way for post-civilizations to improve upon. Bronze weapons and armor was used in the military as well as chariots. Horseback riding also was a military advancement which helped both civilizations to conquer their enemies. Venn Diagram Comparison Aryan Impact to Regions • Aryans were unified in regions. • Influenced Hinduism. • Aryan culture survived over time and continuing through the present. Has a lasting impact. Both • Religion spread throughout the regions and many people converted. • Descendants to these civilizations can be traced back through countries across Europe and Asia. Celtic Impact to Regions • Celtics literature and history were destroyed over time. Was passed down orally. • Celtics continuously fought among each other. Comparison Continued This mind map shows a relationship between how religion, politics, and the military create an impact on regions. The Indo-European civilizations Aryans and Celtics all possessed these qualities which led to a lasting impact on other civilizations and regions. Religion Politics Military Aryan IMPACTS On Regions Celtics Religion Politics Military Indo-Europeans and Today The Indo-European languages are understood to be one of the largest language groups of today. Their presence can be seen all throughout various countries on both hemispheres of the globe. Indo-Europeans and Tripartition • • • • Tripartition is the division of things into or among threes. The Indo-European societies were very fond of this and many aspects were divided into three sections. Examples of this are as follows: Indo-European Society: - Priests - Warriors - Farmers/Cultivators Indo-European beliefs on the Fundamental Elements of the Universe: - Sky - Sea - Earth Today many things in our society are divided into threes as well, and we can see these in such things as: - ready, set, go - beginning, middle, end - God, Son, Holy Ghost - child, man, elder and many others. This tripartition can be seen universally and is believed to have its origins in early Indo-European society. Indo-European Language • The Indo-European group came from the Proto-Indo-European group. As time went on, the base language spread and formed multiple dialects to the regions. These dialects began to form individual languages separate from the base. This group split into the various branches which now form the Indo-European group. These branches are: • Albanian • Anatolian (languages of Asia Minor, including Hittite - now extinct) • Armenian • Balto-Slavic (Lithuanian, Latvian; Russian, Polish, Czech, etc.) • Celtic (Irish, Welsh, many extinct European languages including Gaulish) • Germanic (German, English, Dutch, Scandinavian languages) • Hellenic (Greek) • Indo-Iranian (Sanskrit, Hindi, Bengali, etc.; Old Persian, Farsi, Kurdish, etc.) • Italic (Latin and its descendants French, Spanish, Italian, etc.) • Tocharian (a pair of extinct languages of Central Asia) Indo-European Language Continued • The Indo-European languages encompass several hundred related languages and dialects. Of the top twenty spoken languages today, twelve belong to the Indo-European language family. The Indo-European language family has 12 languages and over 1.7 billion native speakers. These languages are Spanish, English, Bengali, Hindi, Portuguese, Russian, German, French, Marathi, Italian, Urdu, and Punjab. As of today, it is the largest recognized language group in the world. Credits • VJ Servera: - Chronology of Indo-European Migration (4000 BCE – 1000 BCE) - Change Over Time with Diagrams and Maps • Nathaniel Dwarika: - Maps, Charts, and Images of Indo-European Migration - Role in Today's World • Zach Gunnz: - Spread and Impact on Regions (PIRATES) - Comparisons


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The Freedom of Slavery (15 of 34) by Keith Krell
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Series: Good News from God
Keith Krell
Romans 6:15-23
One of the most famous chimpanzees of all time is one by the name of Washoe. Some soldiers picked up Washoe in West Africa. In 1966 she was adopted by two doctors who raised her almost like a child. In 1970, however, she was turned over to another pair of doctors and taken to the University of Oklahoma. Here she went through rigorous training to become the first non-human to learn American Sign Language. She learned over 140 signs! It was discovered, however, that she was just mimicking all that she had been taught. After several years the staff decided that she was able to try to conceptualize. "She is going to say what is on her heart!" the staff declared. In her safe and secure cage, well taken care of, Washoe said the first three words of her own initiative: "LET ME OUT!!!" She signed these words several times.
Even in animals, there is a desire for freedom. Given the chance most animals would leave safety for the chance for freedom. Humans long for freedom as well. We yearn to enjoy life, free from guilt and despair. We want to live significant lives. Moreover, God has created us for freedom-it is our intended destiny. Yet the great Christian paradox is that we are freed from the slavery of sin to become slaves to God. We could put it like this: True freedom is slavery to Christ. In Romans 6:15-23 Paul shares two critical facts about slavery.
1. Slavery is Inevitable (6:15-18). In the 1970s Bob Dylan sang a song entitled, "You Gotta' Serve Somebody!" Dylan took this song straight out of Scripture. The apostle Paul states that every person serves somebody or something. He writes, "What then? Shall we sin because we are not under law but under grace? May it never be!" (6:15) Paul returns to his original question in 6:1: Does grace encourage sin? Once again his response is, "May it never be!" or "What in the world are you thinking?!" (My translation) Perhap ...
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So you're River Song. Good gods there's two of you." says the Master as he sticks his fingers under the Doctor's shirt to lift it, looks, pats the slightly pointed bit of belly-bump, then turns back to the woman in black. "Did he make like a yeast and divide? Again?"
River Song smiles as a hand snakes over her hip and grips her bottom. "Mmm. Hello Sweetie. Are we back where we belong?"
The Doctor, laid out on the bed under a sheet, is not asleep. He opens his green eyes like stealthy windows on the day, and his lips quirk by themselves into a right-sided line. "Oh I don't know, Missus Robinson… it's rather like choosing a good orange. They've got to have good color, and firmness. And plumpness!" He swallows, looking wistful. His eyebrows raise in appreciation. "And all the right curves, too. I'm a lucky boy, to be such a good judge of erm… exotic fruits."
The Master snorts, through his hand, because it's covering his face now. "You are an exotic fruit, dipthong-for-brains."
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Q: I am wondering if you had any advice on how to increase sales to current customers without looking like a jerk? I am afraid that if I am too pushy it will turn them off, but it does seem like there is some untapped potential there. — KT
A: Let me ask you a question: What do you think these scenarios have in common?
1. At the end of dinner at the restaurant, the waiter asks, "and what would you like for dessert tonight?"
2. While finishing the paperwork for that nice new car, the finance manager explains why buying undercoating is especially recommended for this particular type of automobile.
3. When checking out at Amazon.com, you are offered either free shipping on a slightly bigger order, or a second book at a discount.
Of course the answer is that in all of these cases, the business is subtly, and often effectively, trying to upsell you. Upselling is the term for when you are sold something above and beyond what you originally intended to purchase. Yesterday, while I was buying a shredder for our home, the salesman explained that I would be dumb not to buy bottle of oil protectant to periodically lubricate the machine. It was only $5 and so I did.
That's upselling.
The beauty of upselling is that 1) it makes you look like you are taking extra good care of your customers (which you are), while 2) selling them something that costs just a bit more. Yet, while most large businesses have upselling down to a tee, small business often overlook this potential goldmine of extra business.
They do so because either they think it's a turnoff or because they haven't been taught how to upsell. Now, is there a danger that you may turn off some customers? Sure, I suppose so, but if you do it right that should be the exception rather than the rule. The rule would be that you make more money. We like rules like that.
Here's how to upsell effectively:
1. Wait until the sale is over: Upselling occurs after the customer has already decided to buy something. If you try and upsell before that, while they are still deciding, it will indeed look pushy. But afterwards, it should look like great customer service.
2. Make it affordable: Adding $5 on to my $99 shredder purchase was no big deal. But if the salesman had suggested that I buy a $20 product insurance policy, I would have balked. Upselling works best when the offer is a small addition to a larger purchase.
3. Be casual about it: Ideally, upselling works in a casual, friendly-suggestion sort of way. Upselling is not hard selling. They are very different things.
4. Stress benefits: Why is the customer buying this particular item? Because he has a need that the item fulfills. The same is true for the upsold item. The key is to stress the benefits to customers, why they need this extra product, and how it makes sense in conjunction with the larger purchase.
5. Practice: As I said, upsells occur when it seems unforced and helpful. To get there it helps to practice your upsell. Play with the words until you get exactly the right pitch for your style. Try it out on your colleagues and get some feedback. The less contrived and the more authentic it is, the better your results will be.
6. Consider bundling: Think about your local cable or phone company — they offer bundles, right? If you combine your phone, Internet, and wireless needs with them, you will get a discount. Insurance companies do the same thing: If you give one insurance company your home and auto insurance, you should get a discount. By combining products and giving a discount on the whole, you give people a reason to buy more. This is another form of upselling
Selling and upselling is not something that comes naturally to a lot of people, but it can be learned and mastered. Upsell right and both your customers and your bottom line will thank you.
Today's tip: Finally, make sure that the upsold item is something that the customer could really use to augment his or her purchase. Fries and a Coke go great with a burger, right? That's upselling.
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One of the easiest ways to make a mess for yourself with Git (and indeed, with any version control system) is to allow files to get out of sync. If you
git pull frequently, you will keep your copy of the repo up to date, and you will have the opportunity to merge your changed code with others' changes while the merging is easy to understand and accomplish -- ideally, when it's so easy that it can be done automatically. A corollary of this tip is to watch your project status. Many Git clients will automatically show you when you need to update to stay current.
Git/GitHub tip No. 3: Commit early and often
A commit is a granular update to a project, which includes one or more changes to one or more files. Think of it as a record of a unit of work completed, which can be applied to or removed from the project as a logical whole. Do commit every logical change you complete, even before testing it. Commits only apply to your local repository. See tips No. 4 and 5 for corollaries to this tip.
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Stores the current contents of the index in a new commit along with a log message from the user describing the changes.
Git/GitHub tip No. 4: Comment your commits as you would have others comment theirs
There are 10 kinds of coders: Those who comment their commits, and those who don't. (Old joke. Hint: What base am I using?)
I freely admit to being a stickler for good commit log messages. I set up my repositories to require messages for every commit, and I've been known to send out annoyed late-night messages when commits land with logs on the order of "xx." If you're the kind of developer who thinks (1) the code should speak for itself and (2) the in-line comments are way more important than the change logs, try cloning a repository you've never seen before and identifying the recent commit that may have caused the latest issue posted without reading all the code. As you can see, accurate commit logs are double-plus good.
Git/GitHub tip No. 5: Push when your changes are tested
The worst Git-related bug I've ever had the misfortune to know about happened when an outsourcing company switched from Subversion but didn't train its developers on the difference between distributed source control and centralized source control. About a month later, the project developed weird bugs that nobody could seem to track down. At the daily stand-up meetings, the developers responsible for the area of the application that was misbehaving would protest, "I fixed that two weeks ago!" or accuse another developer of not bothering to pull the changes they had so carefully checked in.
Eventually, someone identified the problem and taught all the developers how and when to
push their commits: In short, whenever the commits test successfully in a local build. Then the company did a two-day-long merge fest before being able to build and deploy the updated, integrated product.


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Sir Giddeon dismounted his spectacular black steed in one swift motion, coming to the Princess' side just as Sam hurried forward to hold the reins of the grey Nakatara, gleaming almost silver in the sunshine. "Here, Your Highness," the young Duke held out his arms. Cassandra turned her eyes away briefly, attempting to stifle a blush as Sir Giddeon took her about the waist and gently lifted her from her horse like she was just a feather.
"Thank you," Cassandra murmured, bowing her head with a bashful smile.
He returned the smile kindly, offering his arm. "Shall we walk?"
She took it, Sam watching her as Sir Giddieon led her away. Frowing, he adjusted the reins in his hands and began guiding the young mare back to the stable.
The Duke led her away to the gardens, where various colored flowers sat primly in their place, smiling at them with their silken faces. They were like magnificent, perfect jewels in a collection of necklaces and rings. "Which is your favorite, Princess?" he inquired in something of an undertone, having a sense of intimacy. Though he was only being friendly, Cassandra could only imagine him as the gallant and incredibly handsome man that he was.
She moved away from him, wordlessly leading him further down the twisting pathways. Kneeling down slightly, she cupped her hands around the powder blue blossoms just before her. They were small, incredibly delicate, with long, graceful stems and tiny frosty-colored fern-like leaves. "These," Cassandra replied softly. "They have always been my favorites. They are so...modestly elegant."
Sir Giddeon smiled as Cassandra stood to her full height and faced him. "Like you, Princess," he said.
Cassandra colored deeply, averting her eyes. "Umm...thank you, Sir," she muttered, fiddling with her fingers awkwardly.
"Come," Sir Giddeon said almost laughingly. "There is something of a surprise for you inside."
"And fold your hands over the book...yes, like that," the painter instructed, nodding in approval. "There--there you go."
"Here, what about these, Falin?" Sir Giddeon entered the room, a bundle of flowers in his hands.
Falin briefly observed them, shifting his rectangular glasses on the end of his hooked nose. "Yes, yes, but only one or two. And have them lay over the pages, then fold your hands over the stems."
She nodded, Sir Giddeon stepping forward to hold them out. Cassandra shyly took them, his fingers brushing hers as she did so. She hurriedly looked away from his face, busying herself with perfecting the placement of the flowers.
"How long should this take?" Cassandra wondered aloud.
Falin chuckled, "A while. Do not fret, we shall do it in segments." He slyly grinned, turning his gaze to Sir Giddeon. "Perhaps the Duke can stay here and entertain you somehow."
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Visitors Norwich have no fresh injury concerns ahead of the White Hart Lane clash as the Canaries look to push on following their first win of the season against Southampton before the international break.
Spurs boss Andre Villas-Boas may have banished striker Emmanuel Adebayor to the reserves but he is not short of options up front after a summer spending spree. Erik Lamela could be given a full-debut as could new-arrival Christian Eriksen. However, defender Vlad Chiriches will have to wait for his Tottenham bow as he is still without a work permit.
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A hematoma or haematoma is known as a localized collection of blood outside the blood vessels underneath the skin. It is often caused by traumatisms and no danger but take a lot of time to disappear. Some other reasons are purpura, other physical diseases, menopause, lack of vitamins. However, it can make you feel uncomfortable and influence on your appearance. If a hematoma is too large, it can be dangerous for you because it can obstruct blood flow. There are some types of hematoma you need to know, including subcutaneous hematomas, intramuscular hematomas, bone bruise. The most obvious symptom of hematomas is the change of coloration in the affected skin.
Top 21 Ways On How To Treat A Hematoma Naturally At Home
Most of hematomas are not dangerous. However, they have bad effect on the appearance, especially in the easily-seen parts of the body. So treatment is necessary for you. There are many ways on how to treat a hematoma naturally at home. The following include some homemade remedies on how to treat a hematoma that are very safe and effective for your skin. They are:
2. Arnica
3. Chocolate
4. Sugar Syrup
5. Onion
6. Toothpaste
8. Epsom Salt
9. Lavender Oil
10. Cayenne Pepper And Vaseline
11. Witch Hazel
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14. Take A Rest And Immobile The Injured Part
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1. Pineapple
Pineapple contains an enzyme named bromelain. When you consume this enzyme, it may be capable of reaching the damaged blood vessels and then digesting the protein causing skin inflammation and hematoma.
- You simply cut a pineapple slice and then rub it gently on your affected skin
- Let the pineapple slice stay on there for 3 to 5 minutes and remove it from your skin. Avoid letting it on there for over 5 minutes because it can make your skin burn.
- Besides, you should also drink pineapple juice as regularly as possible to add an extra result.
- Or you can have an intake of at least 500 mg of bromelain every day to help you remove hematoma faster.
See more: Health & Beauty Benefits Of Pineapple – Top 14 Benefits
2. Arnica
Arnica is another way on how to treat a hematoma. This herb is able to reduce inflammation and pain as well as boost circulation to the hematoma area.
Way 1: Arnica gel
- You just gently rub a bit of arnica gel on your affected skin or apply a tincture by mixing arnica gel with a bit of water for several times daily.
Way 2: Arnica, St. John's wort, lavender oil, chamomile flowers, and witch hazel bark
- You mix the arnica tincture, witch hazel bark, St. John's wort, and chamomile flowers together at an equal ratio.
- Then you add 2 tablespoons of cold water and 4 drops of lavender oil in this mixture.
- Now, you soak a clean washcloth in this solution and then put it directly on your affected skin.
- Allow it to stay on there for about 12 to 15 minutes and remove it from your skin.
- Keep doing this process once or twice daily within 3 days.
3. Chocolate
If you are finding some natural ways on how to treat a hematoma, chocolate is one of the best answers for you. Applying warm chocolate pack method will aid in compressing your damaged blood vessels, thus controlling the blood flow. This, in turn, helps your a lot to reduce bruises instantly.
How to use:
- You firstly melt a chocolate piece and then apply this warm melted chocolate directly on your hematoma area.
- Now, you use a bandage to cover it so that the chocolate cannot dry over your affected area.
Note: When you apply warm chocolate pack, avoid applying too hot chocolate directly on your skin because it can hurt you more.
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4. Sugar Syrup
Here is a natural way on how to treat a hematoma with sugar syrup that you can follow if you are suffering from this condition:
- You apply the hot sugar syrup directly on your hematoma area and then use a bandage to tie it well.
- If the hot syrup may sound scary to you, you can firstly apply the thick sugar syrup on your affected skin and followed by an ice pack.
- Now, you allow the sugar to dry naturally. This solution will aid in tightening your skin so that the hematoma area cannot spread all over.
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5. Onion
Onion may be applied effectively to help you cure hematoma naturally if you suffer from hematoma without any cut. Onion is loaded with a compound called allicin which has a responsibility to make you tear. When you apply onion to your skin, allicin will assist you in stimulating the lymphatic flow to push away the buildup of excess blow below your skin.
How to use:
- You simply peel and cut enough onion slices, depending on your hematoma size.
- Then you put these onion pieces directly on your hematoma area and keep it stay on there for 12 to 15 minutes
- Or you can do another process these onion slices. It is to dip the onion slice into the apple cider vinegar and then rub it gently on your hematoma area.
- You should apply either of ways on how to treat a hematoma with onion every day until you get rid of this condition completely.
See more: 11 Nutritional And Health Benefits Of Onion For Everyone
6. Toothpaste
Toothpaste another homemade treatment on how to treat a hematoma which can make the swelling disappear and discoloration on your skin disappear faster. In addition, toothpaste also has the ability to calm inflammation.
How to use:
- You mix a bit of toothpaste with your regular lotion and then apply this to the hematoma skin area before the bedtime.
- You use a bandage to cover the affected area to help prevent staining bedding.
- Let it stay overnight and rinse off this paste in the next morning.
- You should apply every day during 2 or 3 nights for the best results.
7. Cabbage Leaves
You can apply some cabbage leaves as one of the effective ways on how to treat a hematoma. It is comprised of phytonutrients and vitamins that own anti-inflammatory properties. Besides, cabbage leaves also contain a large amount of vitamin C and K that are powerful anti-bruising agents.
How to use:
- At first, you take some cabbage leaves and then remove their hard stems.
- Next, you soak these leaves in the boiling water so that they get softer.
- You use a rolling pin and then knead on them to make a paste.
- Now, you put the crushed cabbage paste directly on your affected area.
- You use gauze to keep it in place and remove it after 30 minutes
- You may do process a few times on a daily basis till the hematoma area disappears completely.
8. Epsom Salt
Soaking your skin into the Epsom salt water can assist you in reducing the appearance of hematoma. Epsom salt, in fact, is famous for being able to relax muscles, which is believed to have the ability to ease pain and swelling around your affected area.
How to use:
- You simply mix two cups of Epsom salt with the lukewarm water bath.
- Then you soak your affected area into this water till the water becomes cool.
- After that, you rinse off your skin with clean water.
Epsom salt may cause an irritation because it makes your skin dry and leaves crystals on your skin surface. Hence, you should rinse off your skin with clean water to ensure that you remove magnesium crystals from your skin completely.
Learn more: Top 10 Health Benefits Of Epsom Salt
9. Lavender Oil
Applying lavender therapy is highly recommended for your skin. It is very beneficial in cleansing and soothing cuts, hematoma, and other kinds of skin irritation. Lavender is loaded with antiseptic and antibiotic properties which make become an ideal way on how to treat a hematoma by stimulating the healing process as well as reducing scars. Besides, lavender oil also aids you in reducing swelling and relieving pain.
How to use:
- You put a little cold water in a bowl and then add a few drops of lavender oil in it.
- You stir well and soak a clean cloth in this mixture.
- Now, you apply it directly on your hematoma area.
Read more: How To Use Lavender Oil For Skin, Hair, Health: 20 Tips
10. Cayenne Pepper And Vaseline
Thanks to the excellent healing properties content in it, cayenne pepper becomes a natural treatment on how to treat a hematoma naturally. You can mix this spice with a bit of Vaseline to add an extra result when applied it directly on your skin.
How to use:
- You firstly mix the cayenne pepper with melted Vaseline at the ratio of 1:5.
- You mix well and let this mixture cool naturally and apply to your hematoma skin.
- Do not forget to do this process every day until the hematoma disappears completely.
- You should have a test on your skin to know whether you are allergic to cayenne or not.
See more: 10 Uses Of Cayenne Pepper For Hair Growth
11. Witch Hazel
Native Americans have used witch hazel as an alternative cure for many skin problems. Because of having natural astringent properties, witch hazel becomes an excellent treatment on how to treat a hematoma on the skin. In addition, applying witch hazel can be also beneficial in fading discoloration as well as speeding up the treatment process.
How to use:
- At first, you soak a cosmetic pad or thin cloth in witch hazel.
- Then you apply this directly to the hematoma area and keep it in place.
- You remove it from your skin after a few minutes and repeat this process twice daily until the hematoma is removed completely.
12. Essential Oil Massage
Using the essential oil mixture to massage is proven to work well with the problems such as hickeys and hematoma area. Essential oil massaging therapy can provide for you with a twofold benefit. The first is the massage therapy can aid in breaking down blood clots by boosting your blood circulation. Secondly, essential oils are comprised of penetrated active chemical components which can give you soothing and healing properties. Besides, several essential oils may be also able to strengthen your capillary walls while some others can reduce pain and swelling as well as remove discoloration.
- 30 drops of geranium
- 15 drops of lavender
- 10 drops of cypress
- 10 drops of lemongrass
- 5 drops each of helichrysum, frankincense, fennel, rosemary, and myrrh
How to use:
- With this solution, you simply mix all these ingredients together and then put the mixture in an empty bottle or jar.
- Then you apply this regularly to enjoy the expected results.
Learn more: 6 Essential Oils For Weight Loss & How To Use Them Effectively
13. Blueberries
Another natural way on how to treat a hematoma is to use blueberries. This fruit is comprised of Vitamin C and flavonoids, which, in turn, is capable of forming collagen and also improving the blood circulation. Hence, blueberries will quickly heal the hematoma without causing any side effect. Plus, it can also help to strengthen your capillary walls as well as improve your skin rejuvenation.
You simply try to include blueberries in your morning diet and follow any of natural ways on how to treat a hematoma introduced in this writing on a regular basis to get your expected result.
14. Take A Rest And Immobile The Injured Part:
This method can help treat hematoma more effectively. If you have a hematoma, you should take a rest for about 48 hours. Your movement or muscle activity after having a hematoma can increase the pressure on the soft tissue, since then, an inflammatory response can happen. In addition, immobilization can be useful for treating and healing process and prevent it from becoming worse.
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15. Use A Cold Compress:
You should use a cold compress to apply on the injury within 24 to 48 hours after injury. Firstly, you need some ice and cover it in a cloth or towel. Use this ice pack to apply on the affected area immediately. You need to keep it on your affected skin at least 15 to 20 minutes to make sure of limiting tissue damage. Low temperature from ice pack can help reduce blood flow, since then, decrease bleeding, swelling and accumulation of blood underneath the affected skin. You can repeat this action more times and the gap for two times is about 1 hour.
16. Use A Warm Compress:
Another way to treat a hematoma is using a warm compress. The suitable temperature is about 37 to 40°C. Warm compress is rather good for recover process of the injury. Warm compress can help dilate the blood vessels as well as improve the circulation and useful nutrients for recover. In addition, it will contribute to ease the pain. However, you should pay attention that warm compress should not be used for a hematoma in the early onset of the injury because it can lead to vasodilation that is very harmful for the hematoma.
17. Give A Massage:
How to treat a hematoma at home also includes massaging. This action should be used after 24 to 48 hours of injury. It can help heal the hematoma. Massaging in circular motion or long strokes will contribute to boost circulation as well as venous return. In addition, it also helps break down superficial clot directly. However, you should refrain if this action makes you pain.
18. Turmeric Powder:
Turmeric is a great item for beauty as well as health. And it is not amazing when turmeric powder is one of the great ways to reduce the hematoma. It has antibacterial, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties that can help to prevent secondary infection or inflammation of the hematoma. Moreover, essential oils in turmeric can make the blood flow increase. The ways to use it is very simple. You only need to take a pinch of turmeric powder to dissolve in a glass of warm milk. Drink this mixture one time a day. Follow this method until your hematoma dissolves completely.
Read more: 13 Best Ways On How To Use Turmeric For Asthma Attack
19. Healthy Diet:
A healthy diet for people with a hematoma should be rich in protein, vitamin B12, K, C. Protein can help for tissue repair. It is found much more in animal meats like tuna, salmon, turkey breast, sardines…. Lack of vitamin B12 can cause bruising, poor blood clotting, pernicious anemia. So, supplementing vitamin B12 is a good way to prevent and treat a hematoma. You can find it in animal foods like meat, organ meats, poultry, eggs…. Vitamin C has benefit of forming new connective tissues maintenance and repair for the walls of blood vessels in case of injury.
20. Aloe Vera And Parsley:
Aloe vera and parsley have antibiotic properties that are very useful for hematoma. It can help to heal the injury quickly and reduce the inflammation. How to treat a hematoma naturally using aloe vera and parsley is very easy. You need to puree aloe vera and parsley and mix them together. Use it to apply over the affected skin three times a day if you want to ease the pain and dissolve a hematoma quickly.
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21. Rice Wine With Garlic:
All of us know about the benefits of garlic in health and beauty. Hence, this way on how to treat a hematoma at home using rice wine with garlic is not amazing and seems very effective. In order to use this action, you should prepare before. This ways is rather simple. You only need to soak garlic in rice wine. Longer and longer the time for soaking is, the more and more rapid its effectiveness is. So, if you often have muscle activity and movement, you should keep a bottle of rice wine with garlic so that you can use anytime you have any hematoma. If it is not available, you also make it by crushing fresh garlic and soak in rice wine. When a hematoma appears, you only need to use this mixture to massage daily until hematoma dissolves.
Learn more: 14 Tips On How To Use Garlic For Sinus Infection
Here are 21 effective ways on how to treat a hematoma naturally at home that we want to share with you. Most of them are used popularly and seem very effective in reality. If you have a hematoma unfortunately, you can try these ways and tell us about the result by commenting in the following part of this website. And if you have any question, do the same action. We will reply you as soon as possible.
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The hotel offers a snack bar/deli. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This Bezannes hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area and an elevator (lift). Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Akena City Reims-Bezannes is a smoke-free property.
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Check-in time ends at midnight
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