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"A soothing moisture mist that refreshes the skin and finishes makeup. Hold bottle 12"away from face and spray evenly. Use before or after makeup."
I've been using it for the past couple of weeks and I have to say I absolutely love it, I think this will probably be on my repurchase this for some time to come. I don't really wear a full face of makeup but I do find that some of my highlighters and blushes even the bronzers do have a tendency to look powdery and also although some products apply and blend pretty well when adding allot together blending them seamlessly can be some what of a tedious job and I find a few sprays of this mist blends it perfectly and melts it into you skin leaving you with a dewy luminous look. If you ask me this does some what work as a setting spray and has added a few extra hours of wear to my makeup so I do get why it is described as this but if your buying it purely for this then it's not the product your looking for.
The first thing that caught my attention was the scent its a really strong fresh scent but it isn't over powering and fades away really quickly. The design of the nozzle allows for a really even application you only need two or three sprays to cover your whole face. The nozzle sprays out in a really fin mist so you don't have to worry about it destroying your freshly painted face with big drops. The nozzle also twists to lock it so traveling with it is much easier and you don't have to worry about it leaking. It comes in a 100ml bottle for R210 and I do believe there are travel size bottles available.
Uses for Fix+
As a prep or finishing spray - it can be used before you apply foundation or primers as a skin hydrater or after as a blender and finisher.
To dilute and thin out thick or waxy foundations and creams.
Spray on your eyeshadow brush to apply baked or loose pigmented eyeshadow.
Spritz on your face with or with out makeup as a refresher on hot days (you can also put it in the fridge on hot days to add a cooler spritz to your face)


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Technology appears to be both a blessing and a curse to Alabama drivers. Handheld devices have proven to be a tempting distraction behind the wheel, prompting lawmakers to pass laws banning such technology-related behaviors as laws texting and driving. On the other hand, a new study indicates that technology may also be helping to lower the amount of rear-end crashes across the country.
Cullman County $4.5 Million Verdict
A Cullman County jury this afternoon returned a verdict in favor of the family of a woman who died as a result of a car crash with a police vehicle. The family was represented by MRB attorneys David Marsh and Rip Andrews and Cullman attorney Gaynor St. John.
Drones are not just toys; they present real hazards
Drones, also referred to as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), are popular devices with children and adults. They are also used by some businesses to carry out tasks. As they grow in popularity, however, their potential for causing serious injuries is becoming clearer.
Traumatic brain injury may trigger sleep disturbances
As a personal injury firm that focuses on brain injuries, we caution against underestimating the impact of head trauma. Even if initial symptoms seem mild, a traumatic brain injury may develop into long-term difficulties.
Adequate compensation is critical after a brain injury
The notorious case involving Ethan Couch, the teen who was sentenced only to probation and rehab after killing and injuring several people while driving drunk, highlights the need for brain injury victims and their families to receive compensation that covers all of their losses. One of Couch's victims, Sergio Molina, suffered a severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) in the crash.
Are cell phones causing a spike in traffic deaths?
A recent statistic bears some bad news: Traffic deaths in the United States rose over nine percent in the first three quarters of last year. The cause was not specifically identified. Given the ubiquitous nature of cell phones, however, it may be a smart bet to assume they played a role.
Construction accident may prompt wrongful death claim
Are employees in certain industries more at risk of suffering brain injuries? Perhaps the most obvious example is professional football players, who routinely experience head trauma from tackles. Yet a recent crane collapse also illustrates how dangerous the construction industry can be.
Do traditional nursing home designs encourage neglect?
Could poor planning rise to the level of nursing home neglect or abuse? Bill Thomas, a former director of a nursing home facility, might agree with that conclusion.
The private sector takes a stab at improving truck driver safety
Federal regulators aren't the only ones who can take a proactive approach to minimizing truck accidents. The 12th largest commercial trucking company in America, U.S. Xpress, recently announced it would reward safe driving records among its employees with a pay raise.
A new traffic signal aims to make Alabama drivers safer
Alabama is releasing a new type of traffic signal in the hopes that it will reduce traffic accidents. It is a flashing yellow left-turn arrow that will be installed in high-traffic intersections throughout the state.
Are federal truck safety regulations being enforced?
A truck accident may reveal negligence on more than just the part of the individual truck driver. Trucking companies are also bound by federal regulations. However, some commentators have questioned whether the U.S. Department of Transportation is adequately enforcing those rules.
Can product liability be alleged before a product recall issues?
Ford Motor Company recently announced a recall of its Ford Ranger pickup trucks due to an issue with the vehicles' airbags, made by Takata Corporation. In some cases, the chemical propellant in the air bags may become explosive. An estimated 400,000 Ford pickup trucks may be affected.
Make it a safe Super Bowl Sunday
In addition to the 1.3 billion chicken wings Americans are estimated to consume at Super Bowl parties and bars this year, many people will consume alcohol -- and likely at higher rates than they normally do. Research by the company BACtrack shows that the average blood alcohol content (BAC) on Super Bowl Sunday is among the highest (.09 percent) of the year.
Are assisted living residents with dementia being neglected?
A recent front-page story raised some troubling questions about the care of elderly residents of nursing homes or assisted living facilities with dementia. As a law firm that focuses on bringing civil lawsuits against such facilities on claims of nursing home neglect, we took great interest in the story.

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Adam Milstein has been passionate about promoting the Israeli agenda through the charity and activism programs the Milstein Family Foundation hosts. The aim of these programs has been to strengthen Israel's place in the world and highlight the need for cooperation between them and the US. Adam and Gila Milstein aren't just financially giving to Jewish philanthropies, they are involved in the grassroots level in all of them. His gifts to these groups including Hillel International, StandWithUs, AIPAC, Jerusalem U and Hasbara Fellowships earned him spots on the Jerusalem Post's Top 50 Most Influential Jew's, and Richtopia's Top 200 Philanthropists. Included in these lists are names like Haim Saban, Lynn Schusterman, billionaires George Soros and Bill Gates, and even Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Adam Milstein is Managing Partner at Los Angeles-based real estate broker company Hager Pacific Properties. He helped start this company a couple years after graduating with a master's from USC and a couple years working as a real estate consultant. He currently helps manage properties in the millions of dollars across California, Texas and Illinois. The Milstein Family Foundation is supported by independent funds Milstein has earned while running this company.
Prior to becoming managing partner at this company or moving to the US, Adam Milstein worked in the construction business his father ran in Israel. Adam's father Hillel Milstein was a first generation immigrant to Israel in the year it was announced as a sovereign state, and Adam was his firstborn son. Adam followed his father's footsteps into real estate as well as military service, serving in the Israeli Defense forces from 1971 to 1974 and fighting under Ariel Sharon in the Yom Kippur War. Adam also attended the Technion where he received his bachelor's degree in economics, and he also ran an art business on the side.
Adam met his wife Gila while still serving in the IDF and married her upon returning home. They have three daughters and grandchildren of their own now. The Milsteins have been working with their foundation and other educational groups to teach Jewish families ancient Jewish traditions including the Hebrew language. They started Sifriyat Pijama B'America which has stories and music in Hebrew.


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The NETmundial meeting held in São Paulo, Brazil, in April 2014, provided a reference for governments, private sector, civil society, technical community and academia from around the world to address Internet governance challenges. Its concluding document, the NETmundial Multistakeholder Statement ("Statement"), recognized that the Internet is a global resource which should be managed in the public interest. It also reaffirmed the importance of human rights to the Internet and provided a set of Internet governance Principles, as well as a Roadmap for the future evolution and improvement of the existing Internet governance framework, ensuring the full involvement of all stakeholders.
The NETmundial Initiative ("Initiative") recognizes the NETmundial Internet governance process Principles: democratic, multistakeholder, open, participative, consensus-driven, transparent, accountable, inclusive and equitable, distributed, collaborative, and enabling of meaningful participation.
The Initiative seeks to carry forward the cooperative spirit of São Paulo by enabling opportunities for collaboration and cooperation between all stakeholders.
The Initiative will seek to complement and support the work of existing Internet governance dialogue and normative processes and institutions, notably the Internet Governance Forum (IGF).
The Initiative is not a policy-making body.
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Serve as an impartial clearinghouse for the collection and dissemination of information about Internet governance issues and sources of relevant expertise, solutions, resources and training.
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Note: These Terms of Reference were adopted by the Inaugural Coordination Council on 30 June 2015 in São Paulo, Brazil.
La participación global y diversa es un componente esencial tanto del espíritu de NETmundial como del enfoque multisectorial y desde las bases avalado como el curso de acción a seguir para mejorar el marco actual de gobernanza de Internet. La comunidad global de Internet está invitada a presentar propuestas e ideas para generar y construir coaliciones dinámicas, y desarrollar facilitadores/soluciones para una gobernanza de Internet distribuida. Presente sus contribuciones aquí.


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Sarah Palin represents the worst in American politics. Some might say that Donald Trump is the worst, but at least he earned enough electoral votes to win the Presidency. Sarah Palin was appointed by John McCain so she never won the majority of American votes.
For eight years Palin has made it her life mission to find fault with President Obama, without offering any alternative plans for anything. As President Obama bids farewell to the White House, Sarah Palin authors an article for Breitbart referencing the "end of an error." It's funny that Palin highlighted things that could have been said about her:
- Astronomically increased debt.- Palin left Wasilla and the state of Alaska in greater debt that when she took office as mayor, and then as Governor.
- Disrespected law enforcement.-Palin has disrespected law enforcement in Alaska by avoiding accountability for the conduct of Todd being a pimp, by Sarah for speeding, by Bristol for brawling, by Track for domestic violence and by Willow by vandalizing a home.
- Numerous ticked off allies.– Both China and India were surely offended by Palin.
4. Demographic divisions.- Palin has a history of racist remarks.
When I think back over the last eight years, there are two highlights of Obama's Presidency that stand out.
#1. Affordable Health Care for Everyone. Under the Affordable Health Care Act, 24 million people gained health insurance. If repealed, those 24 million people would be added to the 29.6 million who would still be uninsured even if the ACA's various programs had remained in place, for a total of 53.5 million uninsured people.
#2. Taking Out Osama bin Laden. Has anyone forgotten that it was President Obama who was responsible for finding and killing Osama bin Laden.
2977 People were killed in the attack of 9-11. Thousands of family members will never forget that tragedy. There are lasting effects to our country. I will never forget that attack, the resolve of the American people, and the President who was responsible for holding the terrorist accountable for this tragedy.
As Sarah Palin fades into obscurity, she represents the ""End of an Error." Donald Trump ensured this end by failing to name Sarah Palin to any position in his cabinet. Bye, bye, bye.


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Somewhere in United States
2017-11-25 11:43:01
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|+1 In accordance to my religious persuasion
In accordance to my religious persuasion, I felt expedient to write and inform you on the wicked conspiracy hatched by the duo of (Mr.Anthony and Mr. Hassan ) from Ministry Of Finance to divert your funds to their designated account in Cayman Island but unfortunately, they begin to find it difficult to divert the funds due to their inability to provide an adequate identity of the funds, they now moved the funds down to Africa and hide it in a security company in other to buy time to enable them embezzle the funds at their own convenient time, but God stopped them.
From my position as a lowly clerk in this office, Miami Finance Department (444 SW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33130, USA), I discovered that the duo criminals moved the fund from United States to China, and then moved it again to Banco Italiano in ITALY. Yesterday, I found out through the Central computer database that they are about to reroute the funds to a security company in Republique Du Benin where they will be able to maneuver the strict IMF money laundering regulatory orders. With this, I felt that it is important for me to alert you on this development. They are still using your name and contract/inheritance identification number as the beneficiary but they have changed the account co-ordinate and this is the reason why they are frustrating you by delaying the transfer of your funds to you, so in order to buy time pending on when they will transfer your funds to their designated account.
I have the reference number of the transaction and also I have the number of the official who is directly in charge at the SECURITY COMPANY. Your payment is supposed to go through the Euro-Asia Credit Control Financial Clearing Department before final Lodgement into the security company. All the data/information about your funds file are within my reach. I do not need gratification from you either in cash or kind. I can never be a part of evil because the bible said YE SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH AND THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE.
Please respect my discretion in this matter! I will send you the reference number, the name and contact information of the officials of the security company were they kept your funds in Republique Du Benin when I receive your response. I repeat, please do not expose my person, it is not easy to get employment around here and I cannot contend with these powerful individuals because they can eliminate me.
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|Falcons-fan (Somewhere in United States) Added the following extra information on :2017-11-25 12:15:00
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Attention: ,
Am glad you replied immediately because the funds was received in the Security Vault Company in Dubai, UAE. The routing was changed so that it will be convenient for them to move the money to Cayman Island, UAE as we all know is a safe heaven for loots like this and
that is the reason they are using it to transit your funds to Cayman Islands. When the duo criminals find out there plan is about to be expose, they now move the funds down to Africa for safe keeping. I have been able to get the contact of the director in charge of the security company and I will advice you to contact him direct and explain things to him. The only thing you will do for me is don't mention my name while contacting the Security company but I know that if you write him and quote the Consignment Registration/Reference No. with your Identity Card as prove, he will listen to you. The director of Global Trust Security Homes Intl., Mr.Johnson Smith, I found out he is a nice man. He will assist you if he is convinced of your claim that you are the rightful owner of this money.
Below is the information you will quote to Global Trust Security Homes-
Transaction Reference No: UAEX45000087DU Registration No: ITHJ245227/DXB-DIP/16 Track No: 8579568710 Registered as 'Special diplomatic class delivery' SDCD. Content: EUR 10,622,921.22 million ( Bearer Bonds Issued by BCEE, Luxembourg.)
Company Global Trust Security Homes Inc. A subsidiary of Global Trust, Suite 102. Miami, FL 33186 Managing Director- Mr. Johnson Smith Address- St Rita Pk10 Cotonou Benin Republic E-mail: email@example.com
NB: This is a non-commercialized Vault servicing firm used mainly by top government officials.
Please do not in any way mention my name or involve me while contacting the security company, because I will find my self in a big trouble if you do, the duo must be after my life.
I will advise you to contact the Managing Director right away because once the Bonds are moved to the UAE (CB) clearing house, it will be liquidated and transferred to these criminals bank account in Cayman Island. The good thing is that the consignment is still on your name but the account details they provided are their own with a false authorization letter supposedly from you. This is a criminal act and I will not continue condoning such acts. I am a Christian and I believe what I have done today is in the glory of my God.
Forgive me for not exposing this before now but for my conscience to be at peace hence my writing you in the first place.If you need any information from me please feel free to email me and as I have told you, do not mention my name concerning how you got to know of this diversion.
Yours Faithful, Mrs. Variant Of Mary
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November 2018—Like a piece of so-called sticky music, cutoff numbers can persist in physicians' minds outside of any real clinical value and, in the process, leave their laboratory colleagues mildly befuddled (not to mention searching for more useful cutoffs). Such a jingle is creeping into tumor mutational burden. Lauren Ritterhouse, MD, PhD.Read More »
November 2018
New momentum for harmonizing lab results
November 2018—In The Music Man, the four members of the local school board, notorious for their squabbling, are assigned to investigate the credentials of "professor" Harold Hill, a charming con man who has come to town to sell band uniforms and instruments.Read More »
Biotin interference: answering questions, reducing the risk
November 2018—Biotin use is not rare, and don't count on it being listed in the patient's electronic medical record. Those are some of the findings of a Mayo Clinic study published recently in Clinical Biochemistry.Read More »
Component IgE testing offers food for thought
November 2018—Food component testing offers improved specificity for distinguishing IgE sensitized from truly allergic patients, and the menu for allergen components may soon expand.Read More »
AMP case report: Detection of concurrent hematologic malignancies in solid tumor NGS testing may cause false-positive results
November 2018—CAP TODAY and the Association for Molecular Pathology have teamed up to bring molecular case reports to CAP TODAY readers. AMP members write the reports using clinical cases from their own practices that show molecular testing's important role in diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment. The following report comes from Weill Cornell Medicine.Read More »
Inside the Color Atlas of Mycology: Candida famata
November 2018—Color Atlas of Mycology: An Illustrated Field Guide Based on Proficiency Testing is a new book from CAP Press, released in October. It is designed to help in identifying fungi using the most recent taxonomic classifications. In it is more than 15 years of proficiency testing data to highlight diagnostic clusters of incorrect identifications and address conceptual classification issues. Following is an excerpt from the section on yeast.Read More »
Laboratory information system vendors on where their focus is
November 2018—CAP TODAY's lineup of laboratory information systems begins on page 41. Here, six of the 30 companies that have LISs listed in the guide tell us what you, our readers, want from your LIS and what they want you to know about them.Read More »
Hematology roundtable: rules, reference ranges, POC testing
November 2018—Reference intervals, point-of-care testing, the use of rules for efficiency, and the display of results in patient records. That and more is what a panel of experts weighed in on when CAP TODAY publisher Bob McGonnagle assembled them in September to talk about hematology instrumentation. What they told us follows.Read More »
On Roche m 511 analyzer, 'everything is done from the slide'
November 2018—Roche Diagnostics will soon launch its m 511 analyzer for hematology laboratories. Krista Curcio, Roche technical marketing manager, hematology, told us, in a recent conversation with CAP TODAY publisher Bob McGonnagle, how and why the new instrument is different. "We're turning it upside down and going a different way," she said of the m 511. Here is more on the instrument Roche will launch before year's end.Read More »
Put It on the Board
Quest acquires PhenoPath
November 2018—Quest Diagnostics has acquired PhenoPath Laboratories, which provides immunophenotyping, hematopathology, and molecular pathology services. The PhenoPath business, in Seattle, will operate as part of AmeriPath, a wholly owned business of Quest. Steve Rusckowski, Quest chairman, president, and CEO, said in a statement: "PhenoPath has a strong record of innovation and provides several capabilities that complement and extend our own, particularly in pathology and molecular oncology. It also deepens our presence in the Pacific Northwest." PhenoPath founder Allen Gown, MD, tells CAP TODAY that continued consolidation in the laboratory industry and insurance reimbursement challenges have posed significant risks to PhenoPath's future growth. "In Quest/AmeriPath," he says, "we found an organization that realized not only the excellence of PhenoPath's past and present but also the extraordinary future that, with their assistance, we can have." Dr. Gown founded PhenoPath in 1998.


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GarageBand 2.0.1 Adds AppleScript Support and More
Earlier this week, Apple released a maintenance update to GarageBand. The update to version 2.0.1 is available through Mac OS X's Software Update system preference or from Apple's site.
The update's page lists an collection of bug fixes. But there's more that Apple hasn't reported on.
For starters, GarageBand 2.0.1 now provides numeric feedback when you adjust a track's volume or panning settings: a numeric value pops up next to the pan knob or volume slider as you drag. This makes it easier to copy one track's volume or pan setting to other tracks.
Tip: If you press the Shift key while dragging the pan knob, it moves in smaller increments.
For GarageBand geeks, what may be most interesting about GarageBand 2.0.1 is the addition of AppleScript support. This opens the doors to some interesting automation options, especially with Tiger and its automation technology right around the corner. (iMovie HD is now the only member of the iLife family that does not support AppleScript.)
I first learned of this from a thread on Apple's discussion boards. The discussion there isn't entirely positive—a GarageBand guru by the screen name of HangTime was having trouble with a script he had written. Still, the notion of being able to automate GarageBand is intriguing.
Still Stuck in the Jungle
So the Amazon fun continues. Yesterday I foolishly reported that the e-commerce giant had finally restored the 34 percent discount it was offering on The Macintosh iLife '05.
Within hours, I received many emails saying that it wasn't so. One reader even took the trouble to send a screen grab of what might just be the weirdest Amazon error message ever:
In case your eyesight is as bad as mine, that message reads Please note that the price of The Macintosh iLife '05 has increased from $23.09 to $34.99 since you placed it in your shopping cart.
If they tried that at my local grocery store, there'd be a riot.
So, dear readers, it boils down to this. I'm as tired of whining about Amazon's flakiness as you are reading about it. The folks at Peachpit Press are helping the Amazonians restore the discount, and I have no doubt that we will someday live in a world where you can buy the book/DVD from Amazon for $23.09.
Until that happens, you can order at a substantial discount from Barnes & Noble or Peachpit Press.
Today's Tunes
Busy day today—a couple of deadlines, then I head off to co-host another edition of Point & Click Radio with my friend Bob Laughton. Listen in tonight if you like.
In the meantime, don't let my schedule stop you from shopping for music. When you buy tunes through my site, I get a tiny commission. So do your part and help put a Milk Bone in Sophie's cookie jar.


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Cherie Diesel
Cherie has 20 years' experience within the education sector and as a specialist vocational trainer. Highly regarded by her colleagues and peers for her expertise in the fields of first aid, CPR and broader first response techniques.


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I am not lucky enough to own a zink printer (although I wish I could afford one), I created a photoshop A4 template and would add my instagram pics to this then print it out and cut out each photo with my trimmer.
The book ended up so large that it needed a closure, which ended up being a nice little buckle I have in my collection.
I really enjoyed doing this process, mostly because I am a visual person and having a visual representation of what I was doing was so much nicer than just journaling my day. As this book became full I make another book and bound it with Coptic Stitch and have started adding things too it.


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Description of 1050 LONGBOAT CLUB ROAD 403, LONGBOAT KEY, FL 34228
Seasonal: Located behind the secure gates of the Longboat Key Club, this two bedroom two bath has be elegantly updated and comes turnkey furnished. The master suite features a king sized bed while the second bedroom has a Queen sized bed perfectly comfortable for your guests. WiFi and cable are included, flat screen TV's throughout. Located right on the beach, building amenities include social room with large deck, an Olympic size heated swimming pool, fitness facility, shuffleboard, bike room, tennis courts and private beach access. The Privateer North requires a $200 (refundable) security deposit for the common areas.
Directions to 1050 LONGBOAT CLUB ROAD 403, LONGBOAT KEY, FL 34228
From St. Armand's circle, head north on Gulf of Mexico Drive. Turn left onto Longboat Club Drive, pass guard at gate and travel to Privateer North.
Features of 1050 LONGBOAT CLUB ROAD 403, LONGBOAT KEY, FL 34228
- Bedroom 2 is 17x14
- Bedroom 2 Level: Upper
- Formal Dining Room
- Foyer
- Kitchen is 9x12
- Kitchen Level: Upper
- Living Room is 28x18
- Living Room Level: Upper
- Master bedroom is 19x12
- Master Bedroom Level: Upper
- Dishwasher
- Microwave oven
- Range
- Refrigerator
- Central air
- Central heat
- One car carport
- Balcony
- Tennis court(s)
- Lot has water view
- Lot on or near gulf
- Subdivision: PRIVATEER NORTH
- Waterfront lot
- Carpet
- Ceramic tile flooring
- Elevator(s)
- Garbage disposal
- Living and dining room combo
- Smoke alarm
- Spa
- Tile flooring
- Total square feet: 1409.00
- Community clubhouse(s)
- Community laundry
- Community swimming pool(s)
- Community tennis court(s)
- Gated community


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Teaching a new generation with the HAMILTON-G5
Hamilton Medical is proud to be a part of educating new generations of respiratory therapists!
At the Tidewater Community College in Norfolk, VA, the HAMILTON-G5 is the ventilator of choice for the professors teaching the nationally-accredited Respiratory Therapy program. Students learn on state-of-the-art equipment in a high-fidelity simulation laboratory, which allows them to make critical decisions and develop problem-solving skills with immediate feedback from the faculty. The program can boast a pass rate of more than 95% on the Registered Respiratory Therapy Exam and almost every graduate is employed prior to graduation. Hear from the program's Director and Simulation Specialist how the HAMILTON-G5's design features make both teaching and learning so much easier.


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Nuclear Medicine Technologist CV
Nuclear Medicine Technologists are healthcare professionals trained in operating specialized visual enhancing/detection equipment to diagnose various cancer types. They administer radioactive drug "tracers" intravenously which enable gamma radiation cameras to detect and capture tumorous tissues and organs and provide oncologists and doctors an accurate picture of the cancer condition in suspected parts of the body.
Nuclear Medicine Technologist CV Format
Devlin R. Madison
Williamsburg, Virginia
Phone: (757) 453-7665
Career Objective
To be part of a team of nuclear medicine technologists in a large private metropolitan hospital with a strong focus on cancer diagnosis and cure.
Professional Experience
2006 – Present: Nuclear Medicine Technologist, Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center
- Establish rapport with patients undergoing radiation injection to explain the technology behind the diagnosis and the safe radiation dose they will get as necessary for the gamma camera to confirm the presence of cancerous tissues
- Administer orally, intravenously or via dextrose the radioactive tracer as may be specified by the attending oncologist.
- Guide the patient and ensure physical positioning is correct to allow for optimum gamma camera capture while monitoring the patient condition throughout the process.
- Operate the equipment and perform refinement to produce precise and meaningful medical images.
- Upload processed images into PC or as email attachment to physicians and oncologists.
Skills and Qualification
- Excellent learning ability in mastering computer systems and complex diagnostic appliances
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Cited by management in 2003 and 2005 for consistent perfect attendance
2002 – Present: In-house training on the use of special diagnostic equipment including the latest models of radiation detection cameras.
2000 – 2002: Associate in Nuclear Medicine Technology, Burbank Community College
Professional and Character References
To be furnished upon request.
Category: Medical CV


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After you've opened the table you want to modify in Design view, click in the Field Name column for the field you want to change.
Select the field's current name, and then type over the selection with the new field name.
The field's name is changed. Click the Save button on the Standard toolbar in the main Access window to save the changes to the table.
Each field has a unique name that identifies it. Because these names are used in other Access objects, such as forms and reports, it's wise to use descriptive, yet succinct, names when possible. If you do not like the name you assigned a field, or if a default name assigned by the Table Wizard doesn't suit your needs, you can easily change a field's name.
Renaming a Field in Datasheet View
You can also rename a field in Datasheet view. To do so, right-click the field's column and select Rename Column from the list that appears. Type a new name and then click outside the field name.


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My Advice: If there is only one piece of advice I could give to everyone in the software development business these days, it is to experiment seriously with the family of techniques that have come to be called the Agile Methods. We are all in the high-risk system development and delivery business, and these methods fit our real world.
Tim Lister
The Agile Methods arose in the second half of the 1990's, and Addison Wesley published their seminal book, Extreme Programming Explained: Embrace Change, by Kent Beck, in 2000. I come to this advice from consulting and writing in another area, software project risk management. My partner, Tom DeMarco, and I have written Waltzing With Bears: Managing Risk on Software Projects. Viewing the Agile Methods from the risk management perspective gives them valuable context. I've often said that risk management is project management for adults, and now I'll add that the Agile Methods address many of the most common software risks.
A Few Words on Risk Management: Risk Management is not risk avoidance when it comes to software projects. All the software projects with high value and low risks were done decades ago. Almost by the simple definition of your mission, software efforts at your organization are going to be high risk. To avoid the risk on these projects one often ends up devaluing the system, which undermines the decision to try to build the system in the first place. Sadly, many organizations believe the following diagram that comes from the CMM is true.
What worries me here is the notion that risk completely evaporates as one gets more adept at building software. I would agree with the S.E.I. that as your software processes improve you lower a certain class of risk, that of unpredictability of schedule and outcome due to variation by groups and individuals.
The risks don't go away as we improve, the bar, as in high jumping, just gets higher. In 2005, the expectations for software projects have never been higher: more, faster, with less. Raise expectations and you raise risk. It is just that simple.
You also cannot directly control many risks on a software project. For example, you may have a dependency on the timely delivery for a key piece of the system from a vendor or a sub-contractor. You can monitor their progress, and you can make contingency plans for late, or heaven forbid, non delivery of their product, but there is no way you can remove the risk of late delivery impacting your critical path from the realm of possibility. It's never delivered until it's delivered.
A Journey To...Someplace: I think of software projects as journeys into the uncertain. As we begin we may not know exactly what we are to build, we may not know what is the most appropriate technology to build it with, and therefore we aren't sure what skills we'll need, and add that up and we are very unsure of how long a journey we will take. The odd thing is that many people are very certain of when we will be done. The deadline is very often set before the system is specified. At face value, this is comical, but what is happening is that the organization is trying rather clumsily to set a project goal or a project constraint. I think that there is a lovely analogy to the journey of a software project. It is:
Here our project is Hurricane Isabel. We know exactly where it is now, on September 5, 2003, at 11 AM EDT. As we look into the future our project could speed up, slow down, veer east or west, so as we look out three days we see landfall somewhere between South Carolina and the Delmarva Peninsula. Not too precise. I can hear management urging the forecasters to tell them exactly when and where it will make landfall. My point is that The National Weather Center is very explicit about their uncertainty here. We only get into trouble by not declaring our own uncertainties and risks.
A Risk is: My working definition of a risk is any variable on your project that within its normal distribution of possible values, could take on a value that is detrimental or even fatal to your project. Here is a risk curve:
So if you have a drop-dead delivery date of July 1, you have risk. It's not a problem, you have about a 50% chance of delivering by then, but you have a 50% chance of missing the date.
The Good News About Software Project Risk: The good news is that as a consultant for the past 30 years, I've never met an unlucky project. That is I have never found a project that had a catastrophic failure that was unforeseeable. There are always risk signs detectable by project members long before the problem materializes. For example, no software manager can claim that they awoke one morning and came to the sudden realization that the project was six months behind schedule. As the saying goes:
Q: "How does a project get to be six months late?"
A: "One day at a time."
Software risks are so commonplace that there is actually a very useful software risk taxonomy from the S.E.I. Go to: www.sei.cmu.edu/publications/documents/93.reports/93.tr.006.html and you can download the entire technical report.
What Makes The Agile Methods So Valuable For High Risk Projects: From my perspective the Agile Methods have inculcated some risk mitigation strategies for common risks into their techniques.
The Agile Methods Are Worth a Serious Try... I was honored to be a Fellow at the Agile Development Conference held in Denver Colorado this summer. What was so heartening to me was to sit with the participants and hear how each company was tailoring the Agile Methods to best fit their kind of work. These ideas are bursting forth because they can be molded to fit projects so the projects can run both efficiently and effectively. If you need a place to start, here are two:
Or drop me a line.
Tim Lister firstname.lastname@example.com


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Consultation on proposed solutions to address some issues noted in the Financial Conglomerates Directive (JCFC-09-10)
Start Date: 28/05/2009 | Deadline: 28/08/2009
The Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS) and the Committee of European Insurance and Occupational Penstions (CEIOPS) - through the Joint Committee on Financial Conglomerates (JCFC) are publishing today the formal consultation on its proposed advice to the European Commission (EC) on its review of the Financial Conglomerates Directive(FCD).
The European Commission issued a Call for Advice to the JCFC in April 2008 and a progress Call in February 2009, asking the JCFC to undertake a stocktake of the current national implementation practices of the FCD. The review focuses solely on how some of the provisions of the FCD have been applied and how they might be improved in the areas of definitions and terminology, scope and internal control requirements. The review is based on the current framework implemented in national legislation. Although this review acknowledges some of the recent changes to European sectoral legislation, it does not anticipate any necessary changes to the FCD resulting from these developments. The issues and recommendations in this paper should be considered in this context.
One of the major proposals from the JCFC is to propose a change to the definition of holding companies to ensure that the sectoral directives are supplemented, in the case of groups with cross-sector activities, and that this is appropriately applied, based on the risk profile of the group.
Specifically, the JCFC has identified the following four issues where the FCD may not achieve its objectives:
1. The definitions of different types of holding companies in the FCD and their impact on the scope of sectoral group supervision;
CEBS and CEIOPS, through the JCFC, will hold a joint public hearing on 8 July 2009 from 9:30–12:00 CET at CEIOPS premises in Frankfurt.
In order to allow for a focused consultation, the JCFC has developed some concrete questions on which it would be very keen to hear market participants' views. In areas where the JCFC is proposing Level 3 guidance, input is welcome for suggestions for developing such guidance.
Please send any comments to email@example.com and to firstname.lastname@example.com, indicating the reference "JCFC-09-10", using the attached template, by 28th August 2009.
All comments received will be published on the CEBS and CEIOPS websites.


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The New Zealand Defence Force is sending a warship, two aircraft, a helicopter and more than 300 personnel to take part in the world's largest international maritime military exercise.
Twenty-six nations, 47 surface ships, five submarines, 18 national land forces, and more than 200 aircraft and 25,000 personnel will participate in the biennial Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise, scheduled from 27 June to 2 August around Hawaii and southern California.
New Zealand's contingent includes the frigate HMNZS Te Mana, specialist divers from HMNZS Matataua, an air surveillance and reconnaissance force including two P-3K2 Orion aircraft, logistics and support elements, and Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN), New Zealand Army and Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) personnel.
RNZN Captain Blair Gerritsen will have a key role as the Sea Combat Commander, responsible for commanding the at-sea defence of the Expeditionary Strike Group, employing escort ships and their helicopters plus shore-based aircraft.
A Royal New Zealand Air Force P-3K2 Orion practising a torpedo drop during RIMPAC 2016 at the Pacific Missile Range Facility in Hawaii.
The Expeditionary Strike Group will include nine frigates and destroyers and Captain Gerritsen will control the movement of all the ships and will plan and direct the defence of the group against a range of air, surface and sub-surface threats.
"The opportunity to command such a capable force drawn from so many different nations and within a challenging exercise scenario is a fantastic opportunity for the NZDF and for the individuals involved," he says.
The theme of the exercise is "Capable, Adaptive, Partners".
Participating nations and forces will test a wide range of capabilities and demonstrate the inherent flexibility of maritime forces.
RIMPAC 2018 is the 26th exercise in the series and is hosted by the United States Navy. Major General Tim Gall, the Commander of Joint Forces New Zealand, says the exercise provided a unique training opportunity that helped foster and sustain the cooperative relationships with allies and partners.
"This is critical to ensure the freedom of the seas and security on the world's oceans.
"More than 300 NZDF personnel will participate in RIMPAC this year and will conduct a wide range of operations and exercises, including amphibious operations, gunnery, missile, anti-submarine and air defence exercises, as well as counter-piracy, mine-clearance operations, explosive ordnance disposal and diving and salvage operations."
RNZAF No. 5 Squadron will have two crews and two P-3K2 Orion aircraft participating.
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RNZN frigate HMNZS Te Mana will be one of the nine escort ships making up the Expeditionary Strike Group, centred on five large amphibious ships from the United States, Australia, the Philippines and Indonesia.
The first RIMPAC, held in 1971, involved navies from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
The RNZN was involved frequently until the ANZUS nuclear ship dispute in the 1980s. In 2010 the NZDF attended in an observer role, and was a full participant in 2012, 2014 and 2016.
A Royal New Zealand Air Force P-3K2 Orion maritime patrol crew preparing to conduct a practice torpedo firing during RIMPAC 2016.


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Here at Wollongong Central, we've committed to making positive and significant changes to the way we operate and develop, placing strong emphasis on our water, waste and energy use.
Our focus has been to drive and implement innovative environmental measures and systems that both enhance performance and minimise our impact on the environment.
At Wollongong Central we place enormous value on supporting our customers and the local Wollongong community. We operate community programs that fall under 3 pillars: healthy living, employability & skilling and social inclusion. We consider Wollongong Central to be a part of the Wollongong community fabric, and we strive to find ways to support and grow our community.
Our Wollongong Central team continues to find ways to support local employment and local business growth. An example of this is our "Local Breaks for Local Business" community-based initiative. This program offers local Wollongong businesses the opportunity to trade in the centre as a pop-up retailer, for a short-term period at a reduced rate. This initiative is a great way for local businesses to test the waters to make sales, and provide insights on their advancement opportunities while expanding their customer base.


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