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Postmenopausal bleeding is bleeding from the reproductive system that occurs six months or more after menstrual periods have stopped due to menopause.
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No one ever looks at the report they take the bs spin as gospel. Two big things -1. The only age group to gain jobs last month was 16-19 yo´s. You think they were getting high paying jobs.2. Since Obama took office 26-54 yo´s have lost 3 million jobs. That´s kind of a big deal.
#2, too bad that Obama wasn´t one of the 26-54 year olds.
1984: "change the meanings of words"1. bad = good2. good = bad
The MSM will still be spinning until they are completely out of business because no one will pay to listen.
The whole world is upside down. The numbers were cooked for the re-election and all of the vote fraud put the "one" over the line. Until the MSM is destroyed we don´t have a chance.
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On Wednesday 11 February 2009, Eric Thibodeau wrote: > Tom Elken wrote: > >> Which profilers can > >> benefit from all this info? > > > > We have found Oprofile to be a useful text-oriented tool: > > http://oprofile.sourceforge.net/about/ > > From the Overview on this page: > > "OProfile is a system-wide profiler for Linux systems, capable of > > profiling all running code at low overhead. OProfile is released under > > the GNU GPL. > > > > It consists of a kernel driver and a daemon for collecting sample data, > > and several post-profiling tools for turning data into information. > > > > OProfile leverages the hardware performance counters of the CPU to enable > > profiling of a wide variety of interesting statistics, which can also be > > used for basic time-spent profiling. All code is profiled: hardware and > > software interrupt handlers, kernel modules, the kernel, shared > > libraries, and applications." > > > > -Tom > > Yes, Oprofile is a fantastic switch to turn on for profiling the entire > system. Compared to Tau it is _very_ simplistic and won't take long to learn (that scores points for both Oprofile and Tau depending on what you want). > Now, last time I tried to use it it totally crashed my system. I've used Oprofile many times over the last few years and on many different systems and have yet to see one crash. ... Worth noting here is that Oprofile uses its own kernel module (which ships with current kernels from both CentOS-5/RHEL5 and kernel.org) while Tau depends on PAPI. PAPI typically uses the perfctr kernel module/patch which you'll have to patch into your kernel on your own and it conflicts (run time) with Oprofile. Alternatively you can build PAPI on top of perfmon2 (also probably a kernel patch) but this I havn't tried. /Peter -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 189 bytes Desc: This is a digitally signed message part. Url : http://www.scyld.com/pipermail/beowulf/attachments/20090211/e62b6ddb/attachment.bin
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Hello Support,
When there is ECC SECDED Error in Flash and accessed by CPU with ECC Check Logic enabled, I get FEDACSTATUS Bit 8 [B1_UNC_ERR Bit] as TRUE.
When accessed by DMA, I don't see FEDACSTATUS Bit 8 as SET.
I thought FEDACSTATUS Bit 8 will get updated whether accessed by CPU or DMA.
Please confirm how FEDACSTATUS Bit 8 get updated.
Is it supposed to be updated only when CPU accesses the Flash?
I am using TMS570LS3137 device.
Thank you.
Hello Pashan:
I have received your inquiry and I am looking into it. I will get back to you with a reply shortly.
Thank you,
Chuck Davenport
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Hello Pashan,
Can you describe in a bit more detail your test methodology for arriving at the results you mention? i.e., are you using a single test case to access the faulty memory or do you have 2 separate test cases that access the same fault location?
Also, if you could provide details of the fault location and type (address or data), that might be beneficial.
Hello Chuck,
I have following scenario:
Boot Code is resident at 0x0 to 0xFFFF with ECC Programmed in the respective FLASH AREA only. Rest all FLASH AREA is ERASED state.
Boot Code Performs all the necessary initialization related to Cortex-R4 ECC Logic as well as Flash Wrapper FLEP [F021].
Bootloader uses DMA to read all the FLASH Area from 0x10000 to 0xBFFFF and writes to CRC Register to calculate the CRC Value of the FLash ARea beyond BOOT Area.
I expect that under the above mentioned condition, FEDACSTATUS Register should have some bit at least set because of ERASED state of those FLASH Blocks.
I don't see any bit set.
In case you have any test case which disproves my findings, please attach the whole project and I will run it here.
I am using TMS570LS3137 HDK.
We have gone back and identified a test case that was ran during our device validation that exercised this feature and there were no issues. i.e., a test case was executed that accessed Flash with a double bit ECC error using DMA and the associated error status bit in the FEDACSTATUS register was asserted as expected.
Some additional items to check would be to check to insure only the lower part of Flash where your boot code resides is programmed and that the out file created does not inadvertently fill unused space with some value or that ECC data is not actually calculated for the memory above your boot section.
Also, I think, based on your initial post that ECC is enabled correctly since you stated you get an ECC error when accessing this same area by means of the CPU. However, I would like to confirm that this test was actually performed and not assumed just to be certain. If this is the case then, most likely, the prior point about memory fill and ECC calculation is not likely either.
In the end, it might be beneficial if you could attach or send me your test case and I could analyze the issue a bit deeper. If you are OK with proceeding down this path, please let me know and I can send you my direct email information.
In the following link http://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/hercules/f/312/t/123150.aspx you will find
as given by Haixiao Weng.
Then he also corrected at the following link
Can you please provide a Test Case with all the files in the project for the FEDACDIS Test with DMA?
That will be easy for me to figure out the issue.
Let me know.
Below is a zip file containing a CCS5 project and test that demonstrates the setting of the appropriate flags in both the Flash wrapper and in the ESM when DMA is used to access unprogrammed flash and move the content to CRC in full auto CRC mode.
I believe the issue you might have had is that you must enable the ECC in two places. First in the R4 core via the writes to CP15 and second in the flash wrapper by setting EDACEN to 0xA (FEDACCTRL1 = 0x000A000A).
When ECC is enabled in the core but not in the wrapper, the error signals from the core to the wrapper are ignored and the error flags in the Flash Wrapper and ESM will not be set.
My apologies for the lengthy resolution time. Let me know if there are any additional questions.
1> Please replace your original CRC11_HDMAAllch.c file with the new attached file as given in this mail [without _org appended].
2> Also, add the new file dabort.asm as attached here to your Code Composer Project
Then if you rebuild your project and test it, you will see that DMA Read of FLASH is not generating FEDACSTATUS error.
Let me know if you can't find the problem I am mentioning.
I have not had the opportunity to compile and execute the modified code you provided; however, inspection of the code leads to an observation about its effectiveness after your changes.
I see that you added a direct read of the first unprogrammed location of Flash with no ECC data. This read will cause the uncorrectable error bit in the FEDCSTATUS register to be set as expected. When this happens, you check for the bit being set (FEDCSTATUS == 0x100). If set, you write this value back to the register clearing the flag. At issue with this process is you do not read the FUNC_ERR_ADD register so this register remains frozen until it is read by the CPU. While this register is frozen, no other uncorrectable errors will be captured. This means my test at the end of the test case will fail because FEDACSTATUS != 0x100 even though there are additional accesses to the unprogrammed flash area.
The correct sequence for clearing the error is to clear the ESM error,clear the error flasg in FEDACSTATUS register, then read the uncorrectable error address from the FUNC_ERR_ADD register.


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Fayetteville police are developing an online reporting tool that will allow residents to report non-emergencies without tying up 911.
The tool is two-pronged: make it easier for residents to report crime and help police separate calls requiring immediate response from those that don't.
A similar online system being used in Raleigh has saved money and manpower. Fayetteville police are hoping for the same results.
"We're just looking to improve overall services and continue to enhance what we're doing," said Lt. Sherry Sparks, who oversees the Police Department's records division.
City residents now call 911 to report any suspicious activity, crimes and emergencies.
As calls come in, they are prioritized based on several factors, including the severity of the incident and whether there are any injuries or other dangers to consider.
Although officers patrol the city in zones, authorities say they rarely have downtime. It can take significant time to respond to certain calls that are not life-threatening.
Sparks would not go into details of the program's functions because it is still in development.
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The Raleigh Police Department's Online Reporting System has been active since June 2011. Charlotte has been using an online system even longer.
"Using this online citizen police report system allows you to submit a report immediately and print a copy of the police report for free," the Raleigh site reads.
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Oki Sato of the Tokyo/Milan studio Nendo. His cerebral, poetic products are everywhere this year, at companies like Bisazza, Moroso and Lasvit.
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oh thats great news i hope callie brings her boy with her and introduces him to johnn ross and bobby.
It's official...Cally Harper Ewing and Mandy Winger (along with former secretary Sly Lovegren) are all returning to say goodbye to J.R. Ewing!
oh thats great news i hope callie brings her boy with her and introduces him to johnn ross and bobby.
Great news!I'm looking forward to seeing all of them.
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Sorry lol. It will be nice to see Cally again(whom I liked a lot)if for no other reason than to finally learn what she named the child she had with J.R. It's been driving me wild off&on for years.
P.S. I'm also looking forward to having Sue Ellen&her BFF together again. I loved that sweet nickname Sue Ellen gave Mandy...."The Winger Tramp" lol.
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GuidingLite, thank you for posting. It will definitely be very hard to say goodbye to J.R. Ewing and Larry Hagman.
I sure hope she does. I got such a kick out of hearing Sue Ellen say that to Mandy....and to her face no less. One of my favorite Sue Ellen&Mandy scenes is when Mandy goes to Sue Ellen's table at a restuarant they were both eating at&SE says's something like "I'm surprised J.R. lets you out of bed long enough to eat luch" I hope,despite the sad event that brings them together,we get a little bit of Sue Ellen's b&tchiness towards Mandy.That stuff is gold!
I'd forgotten how close Cally&Christopher were when he was a child. I hope they have scenes together.
Oh I hope not lol!! Those had to have been the worst names in Dallas history. No offense to anyone out there who have these names or friends/loved ones that do but these two names made me want to hurl each&every time I heard Cally call them.
BFF is Best Friends(or Friend,I think)Forever. That sums up how Sue Ellen felt about Mandy Winger
dr ivan about callie and christopher ,i loved it when john ross and chris was wearing tuxs and john ross said weman ruin your life and chris agreed it reminded me a little jr and a little bobby.that was around the time callie came it was funny to hear these little boys talking so grown up
BFF is best friend forever......
Looking forward to Callie and Mandy
Whenever I saw little Christopher&John Ross I couldn't help but think of Bobby&J.R. as little boys. JohnRoss&Christopher always seemed so grown up&far beyond their years. I guess they couldn't help but be that way considering the lives&family they had. Those poor fellas went through&witnessed so much. I remember a scene where Chris had gone up to see John Ross in his bedroom(I think John was brooding because over how close Cally&J.R. had become). Christopher knocked on the door&went inside ask John Ross if he was alright&then said "You missed a good meatloaf"(or something like that). I couldn't help but laugh at that line. It wasn't funny but ,imo,little Christopher sounded like an old man to me. Joshua Harris&Omari Katz were wonderful in their roles.
Sweet! I usually stay spoiler free however, I had to look inside and see who was popping up! Cally!!!! I am so surprised there, same with Mandy.
Glad the history of the show is being kept.
Looking forward to Cally and John Ross together again.
yeah i wonder if when they were writing the first dallas if they ever thought that john ross and christopher would be grown up and running the company 20 years later, on the air.............
ewing 1 also in that sky news i was reading it said that it would be shown on channel 5 in the uk later in the year,all i could think of was when you said it would air the next day.
Never liked Mandy or Cally, but it will be nice to see them again for a while. Love visits from old characters. Still on a high that Afton will return, and some more Ewings.
I hope Mandy and Sue Ellen go a round like the good ol' days. Hopefully the funeral with be at Southfork and someone will end up in the pool!


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Oops. That's what I have to say to those NBA players who signed contracts with the Chinese Basketball Association when the NBA Lockout was in full effect. The lockout ended on Christmas Day and the NBA is going on with a shortened season, but the Chinese season doesn't end until March, so what are the former NBA players doing that signed contracts with the Chinese teams doing? Staying in China, despite some players' efforts to renege on their contracts.
The Bauxite Miners led by 11 in the first quarter against the Malvern Leopards, but lost 67-51 on Thursday night in 7-4A conference action in Malvern.
The Miners (9-6, 2-2 7-4A) led 17-6 early in the first quarter with the help of two Hunter Holder 3-pointers and took a 21-13 advantage going into the second quarter with help from senior Cody McPherson's nine first-quarter points. Bauxite was up 21-10, but Malvern hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer.
For most schools throughout the state, the Christmas and New Year's holidays mean time off from homework, class and sports for athletes. But, not for the Harmony Grove senior high basketball teams. Both teams got back to work on Tuesday night, one day before even returning to school full time. The Lady Cardinals kicked the night off with a 3A conference match up against Episcopal. And what a Happy New Year it was for the Lady Cardinals, as they beat the Lady Wildcats 47-24.
The Bauxite Lady Miners came back from a big first-half deficit to defeat the Maumelle Lady Hornets 61-49 on Tuesday in 7-4A conference action at Fred Dawson Gym in Bauxite. The Lady Miners were outscored 14-7 in the first quarter.
Down 18-9 early in the second quarter, junior Mary Crow led the Lady Miners back. Crow hit a short jump shot at the 6:30 mark to spark a 5-0 run to make it an 18-14 Lady Hornets lead with 5:20 left. Maumelle (10-6, 2-1 7-4A) scored four straight points capped by a Daysha Ross 5-foot jumper to make it 22-14 with 4:15 left.
The Harmony Grove senior high girls basketball team got back to work on Tuesday when they traveled to Carlisle for the Carlisle Christmas Tournament. The Lady Cardinals got things under way against Maumelle, but the outcome was not very good as they fell 55-39 Tuesday morning.
"It was a sloppy, early-morning game," head Lady Cardinals' Coach John White said. "Both teams finally settled in later on."
The Bauxite Lady Miners came back from their week and a half break and lost 60-49 to the Magnet Cove Lady Panthers on Tuesday in the Jessieville Christmas Classic in Jessieville.
"We didn't play really well," Bauxite Coach Josh Harrison said. "Magnet Cove played with a lot of effort and intensity [Tuesday] and we didn't match theirs today."
The Lady Miners (9-4) didn't have a problem scoring in the first quarter finishing with 19 points, but defensively, Bauxite couldn't stop Magnet Cove, allowing it to score 18 points in the opening quarter.
This whole not having Albert Pujols retire with the St. Louis Cardinals thing keeps getting easier and easier. It was announced on Thursday that former Cardinal killer Carlos Beltran signed with St. Louis on Thursday with the signing being announced sometime after the holidays.
A free agent outfielder who most recently played for the San Francisco Giants after being traded from the New York Mets last year, Beltran hit a combined .300 for the two teams with 22 home runs and 84 RBIs in 142 games.
The Bryant Hornets used a 27-0 run to rout the North Pulaski Falcons 67-24 on Tuesday in the opening game of the Red Devil Classic at Jacksonville High School. The Hornets also hit 61 percent of their shots and held the Falcons to just 31 percent shooting.
The Bauxite Lady Miners improved to 2-0 in the 7-4A conference with a 49-44 victory over the Nashville Lady Scrappers on Friday night at Fred Dawson Gym in Bauxite. "It was a good game," Bauxite Coach Josh Harrison said. "It was closely contested. They jumped on us early." The Lady Miners (9-3, 2-0) scored the first two baskets of the game, but the Lady Scrappers ended up taking a 13-6 lead after the first quarter. Bauxite picked up the defense to take a 20-17 halftime lead.
The Bryant Hornets defeated their rival Benton Panthers 48-39 on Nov. 22 earlier this season at Benton arena. The Hornets' win was the first over the Panthers since 2005, but tonight's Saline County Shootout in Bryant may have a different result than the first meeting. The Panthers (7-2) were without junior guards Quin Allen and Thaddeus Caffery due to injury in the first game. Since their return, the Panthers have gone 6-1, losing to a very good Cabot Panthers team, and Caffery has led the team in scoring.


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Attached are the notes and slides from the November 17, 2011 Refresh Success! Coordinated School Health Professional Development Series per Tina Dake, M.Ed. from Whitmer High School. |
Catalog of materials for teaching and preparedness for healthcare related topics |
Please see attached Feb 22, 2012 Refresh Success! Professional Development Workshop Presentation from Laura Rooney, MPH from the Ohio Department of Health. This presentation outlines how school health teams can expand their reach to administrators, parents and the community through various communication methods. |
This website is a student-geared resource where they may explore more about diabetes, discover new things about their disease, find a camp and connect with new friends. |
For children and teens who have diabetes, that means meeting their diabetes needs at school, as they do at home. It also means that they will need trained adults who are willing and able to assist them as needed. Visit this ADA website to learn more about keeping your diabetic child safe at school. Website includes information for parents, teachers, health care providers and more.
The Lorain County Safe Community Coalition has impaired driving graphics and poster files available for use in schools, work sites and agencies. The messages touch on a variety of subjects including: Winter Holiday Season, Baseball Game, Summer/Boating, Football Tailgating, Date Night, Law Enforcement and Parents Who Host Lose the Most. You may print and post fliers, add to your agency's web site or link to the online materials. |
This Federal Emergency Managment Agency (FEMA) site teaches children ways they can prepare for disasters and also has resources for parents and teachers. |
Read this document to learn more about how to help young children to cope with trauma. |
National School Safety and Security Services is a leading national expert resource on school crisis plans and school emergency planning training and consulting. |
After you've weathered a storm, there is often times clean up to be done following power outage, flooding or wind. This fact sheet includes tips on:
- Flooding Clean-up - Food Safety - Generator Use - Driving with water present - Down Power Lines |
Created by the Ohio Department of Homeland Security, the website teaches kids about steps they can take at their home to prepare. A section for parents and teachers is also included. |
Use this factsheet to guide you through talking to kids about pandemic flu. The factsheet answers questions including, what is the bird flu? and how to safe healthy all the time? |
The healthy school environments web site is designed to provide one-stop access to the many programs and resources available to help prevent and resolve environmental issues in schools. |
Please click below link to view the Get the Lead Out Fact Card describing available funds to get children tested for lead and remove lead dangers from the home. For more information please call Lorain County General Health District (440) 322.6367, Lorain City Health District (440) 204.2300 or Elyria City Health District (440) 323-7595. |
This EPA website provides IAQ Tools for Schools Program which is a comprehensive resource to help schools maintain a healthy environment in school buildings by identifying, correcting, and preventing IAQ problems. |
The Ohio Department of Health (ODH)program works to improve the environmental health of Ohio's schools through both regulatory and non-regulatory means. Staff provide technical assistance and training to local health departments, school personnel and the general public. |
IPM is a systematic, science-based approach to managing pests which focuses on long-term prevention or suppression with minimal impact on human health, the environment and non-target organisms. |
A FDA website that provides complete information on food safety and nutrition for consumers. |
Please see attached August 7, 2013 Food Service Professional Development Workshop Presentation from Scott Pozna, RD from the Lorain County General Health District. This presentation outlines how schools food service can maintain healthy standards in the kitchen as well as tips to implement a food safe salad bar. |
Hang this poster at your school, work site, restaurant or office as a reminder to cover your cough and keep hands clean. |
Good Health is in Your Hands! Please open this document for classroom ideas to teach healthy handwashing skills. Contact the document's author firstname.lastname@example.com with questions. |
The CDC has ready-to-use buttons available for you to add to your school, business or organizations web site to promote handwashing and get up to date information on H1N1 (swine flu). Click here to choose your button! |
The best way to prevent disease and infection is free! This factsheet will teach you how to properly wash your hands. |
Quick and easy lesson plans for grades 3-6 for teaching and reinforcing handwashing. Washing hands prevents disease! |
Easy to implement lesson plans for grades 6-12 about handwashing and preventing the spread of germs. Free to reproduce. |
Connect these great handwashing lesson plans to your current curriculum to prevent disease in your school. Handwashing prevents the spread of disease and keeps your students and staff healthy and ready to learn. |
Use this tray liner to reinforce good handwashing habits for students. Washing hands often prevents disease! |
This Ohio Department of Health (ODH) site offers information regarding frequently asked questions and general information regarding bed bugs. This website links to the Central Ohio Bed Bugs Task Force which contains guidance for professionals, including Fire/EMS, schools, landlords, hospitality and retail. |
This Ohio State University Factsheet provides information regarding the identification, lifestyle, prevention, and removal of bedbugs. |
This Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) site highlights Environmental Health Services (EHS) regarding Bed Bugs. |
Read this factsheet to learn more about head lice, also known as Pediculus humanus capitis. |
This website, provided by the National Pediculosis Association, gives information on head lice and provides current news, FAQs, reports and educational resources. |
This National Pediculosis Association form can be used to guide parents through the Head Lice and Nit removal process. |
Better lifestyle habits can help you reduce your risk for heart attack. Learn what you can do to help prevent heart disease and stroke. |
The American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR) helps people make choices that reduce their chances of developing cancer. |
Body Mass Index (BMI) is a number calculated from a person's weight and height. BMI provides a reliable indicator of body fatness for most people and is used to screen for weight categories that may lead to health problems.
Visit this link through the Center for Disease Control and Prevention to calculate BMI's for Adults, Teens and Children. |
Creative Walking, Inc. is led by walking guru Robert Sweetgall. Find resources that will allow you to challenge yourself through walking and develop fun and easy team activities. |
This infographic gives viewers a sneak peek into the state of health in Lorain County.
Visually appealing with local data to support.
How to use:
Pediatric guide to child health and safety |
If you're interested in learning more about eating better and living a healthier lifestyle, go this website, coordinated through the US Department of Health and Human Services, for daily tips and motivation along with up to date resources for the whole family. |
There are millions of people between the ages of 11 and 19 who need vaccinations. Make sure you and your healthcare provider keep your immunizations up to date. Check to be sure you've had all the vaccinations you need. |
This link leads to the Fall 2012 Ohio Department of Health (ODH) Immunization Summary for Child Care, Head Start, Pre-School & School Attendance. Please include this an attachment to the Kindergarten and 7th Grade Letter to Parents re: Vaccination Requirement for Entry. |
-Authorization to Disclose Immunization Information
-Director's Journal - School Requirements -Immunization Summary - Child Care & School |
A quick table guide to inform parents on when to get their child vaccinated from birth to 18 years of age. |
Babies receive 6 vaccines to protect from 8 major diseases between birth and 6 months of age. |
Read this resource for healthy habits that will help you prevent the flu and other illnesses. |
Information for parents and students on influenza. Linked website includes flyers with prevention tips and messages aimed at parents and a student/school audience. Website also includes videos and other helpful flu resources. |
Information on concussions including symptoms, managing the concussion, the new return to play law, and treatment. |
This link provides Ohio Department of Health resources to address the Ohio Return-to-Play law that goes into effect April 26, 2013. Please visit this site for information sheets, links to online concussion management training, and frequently asked questions for coaches, referees, and parents.
To select and properly fit a bicycle helmet, follow the helmet fitting instructions in this fact sheet. |
This CDC website provides factsheets for parents, school nurses, coaches, and school staff about head injuries and concussions. |
CDC Nutrition efforts cover a wide spectrum of related topics. Good nutrition is vital to good health, disease prevention and essential for healthy growth and development of children and adolescents. |
ChooseMyPlate.gov offers personalized eating plans, interactive tools to help you plan and assess your food choices, and advice to help you in making choices for a healthy lifestyle. |
These graphics are helpful reminders that in a healthy community it's easier to eat well and live healthy.
Check out the graphics below for visuals to be used as stand-alone posters/fliers, in a group, or include in online messages (newsletters, emails, social media, or websites). This grouping of graphics can also be borrowed by local community groups and worksites. Please call 322-6367 and ask for the Health Education department. |
Let's move provides helpful tips and step-by-step strategies for families, schools and communities to help kids be more active, eat better and grow up healthy.
Food provides the energy and nutrients you need to be healthy. This website will provide you with information on how to eat nutritiously. |
Nutrition.gov provides easy access to the best food and nutrition information from across the federal government. It serves as a gateway to reliable information on nutrition, healthy eating, physical activity, and food safety for consumers. |
When your kids are feeling the need to nibble, take a junk food detour and give them a snack that will fuel them up the healthy way. |
Display a Smart Snacking Poster to promote healthy options where snacks are available to eat. This poster is based on the Nutrient Density of snack foods and illustrates the Snackwise rating system. To show each category, snack examples are depicted on the poster. Remember to choose red snacks rarely, yellow choices occasionally and green is always the best option! |
Developed by the Center for Healthy Weight and Nutrition at Nationwide Children's Hospital, Snackwise is a research-based snack rating system that calculates Nutrient Density in snack foods. Snackwise is designed for use by any organization or individual interested in making healthier snack choices. |
Fitting regular exercise into your daily schedule may seem difficult at first, but the 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans are more flexible than ever, giving you the freedom to reach your physical activity goals through different types and amounts of activities each week. It's easier than you think! |
The way we design and build our communities can affect our mental and physical health. This website gives tips on designing and building healthy communities that can improve the quality of life for all people who live, work, worship, learn and play within their borders. |
There are five total parts to this display; choose as many or all as you like (just one section shown here).
The electronic versions can be used as stand-alone posters/fliers, or included in online messages (newsletters, emails, social media, or websites).
Ideas for use:
Lorain County Walks is an ongoing lifestyle fitness program designed to help individuals be active and healthy. Increasing physical activity is one of the recommendations from the Surgeon General's report on physical fitness. |
A variety of images are available for use in your school, workplace, or community for physical activity and nutrition promotion. |
A variety of images are available for use in your school, workplace, or community for physical activity and nutrition promotion. |
Poster available for use in your school, workplace, or community to promote walking and nutrition! |
Print double sided and get three cards to promote walking in your school, workplace or community. |
Logo can be used in your school, workplace or community to promote walking and nutrition through the Lorain County Walks program or livehealthyloraincounty.com website. |
Get the latest information and ideas on physical activity for school age children from PE Central. Great for teachers, parents and students! |
The website provides general diabetes information, food and fitness tips and tips for living with diabetes. You may visit this site to find the Quick Reference Emergency Plan and the Helping the Student with Diabetes Succeed Guide for School Personnel. |
CDC.gov provides health and safety information to individuals interested in health issues, public health professionals, health care providers, researchers and scientists, partners, policy makers, media, business, students and educators. |
Find out about programs offered through Community Health Partners for physical activity, nutrition, tobacco prevention/cessation and more by clicking on the "Our Health Services" tab on the left side tool bar. |
LorainCounty.com is a community-specific website that provides users with unmatched resources to learn about or get involved in the issues, organizations and events that make-up our community. |
No matter which county you visit, you can find people who are helped by the four major OSU Extension program areas: family and consumer sciences, 4-H youth development, community development, and agriculture and natural resources. Extension provides practical advice, sensible solutions, and realistic down-to-earth answers for ALL Ohioans. |
View the homepage for the Ohio Department of Education to learn more about public schools in Ohio. |
Information, resources and services related to the health and safety of Ohio's schoolchildren and the creation of environments where students can learn. |
The mission of the Ohio Department of Health (ODH) is to protect and improve the health of all Ohioans. View their homepage here for more information. |
Information on the Organizational Structure, Directories and Maps, Doing Business with, Mission and Overview, and ODJFS Best Practices |
The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association is committed to ensuring that all people with speech, language, and hearing disorders receive services to help them communicate effectively. |
The mission of the Ohio Optometric Association is to promote high quality optometric care for the residents of Ohio, preserve and advance the profession of optometry, serve as an advocate for our patients and members, and serve as the principal resource for public health information regarding the eyes and vision.
This site gives information on epilepsy and provides guidance for living with epilepsy. It also has links to brochures, videos and handouts. |
The emergency guidelines are meant to serve as basic what-to-do-in-an-emergency information for school staff without nursing or medical training when the school nurse is not available. It is strongly recommended that staff who are in a position to provide first aid to students complete an approved first aid and CPR course. In order to perform CPR safely and effectively, skills should be practiced in the presence of a trained instructor. The EGS have been created as recommended procedures. It is not the intent of the EGS to supersede or make invalid any laws or rules established by a school system, a school board or the State of Ohio. Please consult your school nurse if you have questions about any of the recommendations. |
Rx for Understanding is a set of standards-based teaching materials (lesson plans and accompanying resources) for use with students in grades 5-8 that are aligned to the National Health Education Standards and the Common Core Standards. |
The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse developed this site as a one-stop resource for comprehensive research-based information on issues related to alcohol abuse and binge drinking among college students, with online tools for parents, students, administrators and more.
Tips for parents to help their children have a happy and healthy school year. |
Listen to and use this PSA to promote Parents who Host, Lose the Most in your school, community, or workplace. |
This resource provides the letter of introduction for a packet of information about a co-signers rights and responsibilities. |
This factsheet contains facts about underage alcohol use from the Parents Who Host Lose the Most campaign. |
Please use these announcements in the morning and/or sporting events in the weeks nearing prom and graduation in order to keep safe driving in the forefront of students' minds. |
The curfew schedule in this document applies to the following jurisdictions: Brownhelm Township, Penfield Township, Sheffield Township, Eaton Township, Grafton Township, Huntington Township, and Amherst Township. |
This document provides tips for parents with teens to prevent alcohol, drug, and tobacco use. Is your teen throwing a party? Going to Party? These are tips you will want to read. |
Have a teenager getting their driver's license? View Ohio Revised Code 4507.071 to learn more about Probationary License Restrictions and Violations in Ohio. |
Use this sample newsletter or website article to provide information to parents regarding teenage drinking. Parents Who Host, Lose the Most. |
Read Ohio Revise Code 4507.07 for information on an Application of minor for license or permit - signature of adult - liability. |
Have a teenager driving? This document provides a sample Teen Driving Contract- an agreement between teenager and their parent that must be followed or driving privileges will be taken away. Document also includes an overview of the driving laws in Ohio. |
This document contains suggested seat belt safety interventions for Lorain County High Schools that participate in the Buckle Up Bowl. Please use any of these ideas to encourage teen drivers to buckle up. |
Read this factsheet to learn more about underage drinking laws and consequences, as well as what you can do as a parent to prevent underage drinking. |
This website from from TobaccoFreeSChoolsnc.org will provide you with ideas on how to enforce your 100% Tobacco-Free School Policy one it is initiated. |
During spring 2008, the Ohio Department of Health conducted the fifth Ohio Youth Tobacco Survey (OYTS). Read this document to see the results of this survey taken among children grades six through twelve. |
This document from the Tobacco Policy Center at Capital University Law School is an example of what a 100% Tobacco-Free School Policy would look like. |
In 2009, Ohio experienced 298,657 crashes. And of these crashes 74,191 resulted in either injury or death. Often times in a crash it is important that an emergency contact or next of kin can be located due to death or injury that may have occurred. In 2008, Ohio became on of the first states to make a next of kin registration process available.
Any holder of a valid Ohio driver license, commercial driver license, temporary permit or state of Ohio Identification card has the option of providing the name and information of a contact person they wish to be notified in the event the individual is involved in a crash or emergency and is otherwise unable to communicate with the contact person. For additional information on Next of Kin Registration, click here. To add Next of Kin information to you license or identification card, click here. This is one easy step you and your loved ones will be glad you took. |
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View this document for information on making safer streets and play places for your child. |
This resource provides some tips for parents to help their kids 5 to 10 years old walk and bike safety. |
Read this document for more information on keeping your child safe while walking or riding a bike. |
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(CDC) offers LEAN Works! to help employers calculate the cost of obesity for their organization and develop a tailored approach to help control these costs through nutrition and physical activity interventions. |


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my fav anime_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- Clannad
My fav Manga_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- Fruits Basket
My Fav EVER----------------------------------- FRUITS BASKET!!!!!!!!!!!! XDDDDDDDDDDD
you really sure love fruits basket! ^^, me too! but my fave anime are Death Note and Naruto and Full Metal Panic and Chobits., My Fave mangas are Naruto (again) and BitterVirgin and uhmm.. Zettai Kareshi, and many more.. haha.. so many faves huh..
I'd have to say my favourite anime is Naruto (as you can see from my pic), bleach (duh), and my favourite of alllllllll is ............... the .HACK//SERIES!!!!!
i think death note is cool too but i finished it and i didn't like the ending, i mean after all that planning
Kira just DIES!
hmmmmmm....i love anime wise: Naruto, Bleach, Ouran High School Host Club, and Peach Girl
manga wise: All of the above, fruits basket, kill me kiss me, and girl got game!!
i like Spiral,Rave master,Bleach,Blood plus,Naruto,Inuyasha,Fullmeatal alchemist,Love hina,S-cry-ed,Bule gender,Fruit basket,Neon gensis evangelion,Fooly cool (flcl),Trigun,Samurai champloo,Paranoia agent,Trinity blood,Dragon ball z,Dragon ball GT i like Death note the most
NARUTO~ NARUTO~ NARUTO! NARUTO! (and inuyasha)
fave of all- NARUTO! (shippuden and normal)
Xgamer10 wrote:
I'd have to say my favourite anime is Naruto (as you can see from my pic), bleach (duh), and my favourite of alllllllll is ............... the .HACK//SERIES!!!!!
i think death note is cool too but i finished it and i didn't like the ending, i mean after all that planning
Kira just DIES!
lol i think its funny XD
fav anime: Lucky star, pita ten, kamichama karin
Fav manga: Alice 19th, pita ten, kamichama karin. haha lolz
idk really i like lots of anime / manga's
My favorite anime is Full Metal Panic. My favorite series of FMP is FUMOFFU.
Other honorable mentions:
NHK ni Yokoso! (Welcome to the NHK!)
Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuutsu (The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya)
Zero no Tsukaima (Servant of Zero)
I don't really read much manga though... I prefer novels when I'm in the mood to read.
HURRAY FOR THE NEW EDIT FEATURE!!! I almost always forget to add something to my posts.
Last edited by Glorfindel (01 Mar, 2008 6:20 pm)
I like alot of anime but my top two are Ouran High School Host Club and Death Note. Manga-wise both of them above.
my fav mangas r the gentlemen's alliance cross, vampire knight, and fruits basket.
my fav animes r naruto, dn angel, aishiteru baby, n mermaid melody!
my favorite anime EVER is and will always be Yu Yu Hakusho
and my fav manga is GOTH
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Michael Bielaczyc has been making art his whole life, in various media and subjects.
He has been selling and showing work since 1995, when he self published a comic book written and illustrated by himself. Going back to college at 25, he decided that art was going to be his main focus in life.
In 2001, he started his own art company, Aradani Studios, which is owned by both him and his brother. Together they have shown and worked in shows across America selling both their artwork and costuming. Michael has worked for such popular roleplaying franchises such as Dragonlance and Castlemourn, but his real passion is in his personal work. He works in mediums from oil paint to latex prosthetics, video to graphite. You can see much of his new work at www.aradani.com .
Dane Clark Collins has been an avid reader and gamer since he was a young boy. Attracted to the darker side of the fantastical, his influences range from Frank Herbert to Michael Moorcock. In his adult life he has studied philosophy and world religion and often incorporates both personal narrative and broad far reaching concepts into his writing.
He has also been a lifelong friend of Michael Bielaczyc and has helped him form his artistic ideas for the past twenty plus years.
He has contributed to the Tomb of Kochun, the first printed book based in Uteria, and is an active author and world designer on the Lone Wanderer Entertainment team.
This is a preview for the Elves of Uteria sourcebook.
This 10 page pdf follows one of Jarin's first adventures with the fey of Uteria. He learns their customs and culture, and this inspires him to travel the lands and learn more of the various races of Uteria.
Includes the history, culture and beliefs of the Elflings, as well as gaming stats for the race and stats for the Unmen ... [click here for more]
This is a level 6-7 adventure set in the World of Uteria. The players have to bargain to gain entry to the Town of Aerville and fetch a couple of artifacts from a nearby catacomb to appease the mayor. The tomb is that of Kochun, a once powerful warlord, who in his aging dementia created a fortress out of his final resting place to keep graverobbers and l... [click here for more]