 the monitoring and evaluation of countermeasures on serious injury
ACRS
Submission Date: 2016 Conference: ARSC
Abstract
EXTENDED ABSTRACT: New South Wales is targeting a 30 per cent reduction in serious injuries over the decade. This presentation outlines NSW’s journey to develop and implement a serious injury reporting system which provides high quality data on all serious injuries from the hospital records, with details on the crash characteristics of those serious injuries that can be matched to a Police crash report.
This presentation also details the key results from the newly available data, how we are progressing on our target and how the availability of the data will impact on road safety policy and strategy in NSW.$10 donation grants entry to the event and a drink ticket! You can also donate for +1s here in increments of $10!
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After landing a part in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, presumably, most actors crack open a bottle of champagne.
But for some, the prospect of appearing in spandex on the big screen before millions of eyes across the globe inspires them to get down to the gym.
Kumail Nanjiani is the latest to do just that, following in the footsteps of the likes of Chris Pratt by transforming his body from fairly unremarkable, to very bloody remarkable.
The 41-year-old took to Instagram to flaunt his new bod, citing his role as Kingo in The Eternals as the motivation for getting in tip-top shape.
Captioning the post, he thanked the various trainers and nutritionists who had helped him along the way and claimed he could almost touch his toes now.
Nanjiani will star alongside the likes of Angelina Jolie, Kit Harrington and Richard Madden in the film, which is due to be released on the 6 November 2020.Skype is one of the world’s most popular telecommunications software, allowing users to text chat, video chat, voice chat and share files with each other. It is available on almost all platforms, including both desktop operating systems and phone systems.
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When I was younger and didn't care much about makeup, I always slept with makeup on. When it felt itchy, I used a bar soap to remove makeup. This was the time when I don't really know much about makeup and the reason why I was probably wearing makeup was because of an event that needed makeup. You get the drift.
Before micellar water and makeup remover wipes came into my life, I was switching between cleansing oils, eye makeup remover, and cold creams. Thinking about it now, I'm not sure which one I favor over the three.
Sample Room sent samples of H2O+ last year and it included an eye makeup remover! Didn't use it right away as I was finishing my micellar water makeup remover then. Saw this recently on my stash and decided to use it when I'm wearing heavy makeup or to remove makeup I've applied for photo-op purposes (ahem, ahem, for this blog).
It's purple so I love it already!
Here's a photo of me with makeup on. Liquid foundation, powder foundation, concealer, brow pencil, eyeliner, blush and lipstick.
Put a few drops of the makeup remover on a cotton pad.
This was around 4 drops.
My entire makeup was removed with just 4 drops!
It's amazing and you know it!
H2O+ is the "science of marine skincare". It has a sea mineral complex which substitutes for the oil as this makeup remover is oil-free. Similar to micellar water. My face feels so clean afterwards that I find it okay to not use a facial cleanser. It doesn't leave any residue and my skin feels smoother.
I only got a sample size which is 30ml. The full size of this makeup remover is 120ml and priced at PhP1,330. This might come off as an expensive makeup remover and yes, it is expensive considering there are tons of options for makeup remover. However, you can go to sleep without using a facial wash after you've removed your makeup using this. That saves you time and saves you money from buying an expensive facial wash. So, all is fair in money and makeup. LOL.
H2O+ is available at all SM Department Stores. Might be available in Landmark, too.
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Seeing that all your make-up was removed with just FOUR drops was amazing! It could be expensive but it's definitely worth it. =)
Good product to try! I already avail vip membership from sampleroom this month.
I'm using make up remover wipes if I'm extra lazy to do my routine and thats not really enough. So I'll recommend this to my sister she's a dental technician student. There are times she skipped using facial cleansers because she didn't want to get her hands wet iwas pasma daw. After a long day of doing dental stuffs.
true! I spend on makeup remover if it means I dont have to wash my face after. Thats why i love micellar water. It's a good thing that this one has the same effect in skin :)
Wow! Isn't it amazing?yes it is.😁. Surely this a good product to try on. Your makeup was amazing too. Parang wala lang:) so natural!
I'm using Chanel's Perfection Lumiére Velvet sa photo na to :)
Thanks. Btw, nakabili na ko yesterday ng l'oreal mat magique:) and yung double up mascara.Thank you so much sa mga reviews mo. Im using nivea wipes☺
Wheeee! Happy to be an enabler :) sana magustuhan mo yung products :)
I love your make-up there, Ms. Gem. It's totally on point. A pristine version of no-makeup look. Can you share the liquid and powder foundation that you used there? :)
I'm using Chanel Perfect Lumiére Velvet and Shiseido's beauty powder :)
does it sting like any other eyemakeup remover ms gem? (or does it makes your vision bit blurred after use) if not this is such a great product considering the price!
Doesnt sting :)
wow this is great!Bettman and the owners are.I know it’s hard to control 700 guys but you don’t hear the owners speaking out.Jimmy D was slapped a fine..
Now, I’m not going to go on about Cherry’s racism, misogyny, homophobia, or the other objectionable traits that make him so appealing to Rob Ford supporters. What I am going to criticise is the notion that players shouldn’t use Twitter or other forms of media to voice their opinions.
The mainstream media hasn’t been especially kind to the players during this lockout, many sources calling them greedy, or selfish, or worse. People don’t seem too sympathetic to their plight, believing that they should just shut their mouths and be happy they’re getting paid millions to play a game that many people claim they would happily do for free. But this ignores the realities of the hockey player’s life – the injuries, the training, the travel, the constant possibility of being shipped across the country in a trade, the difficulties in maintaining relationships or having a family, etc. Most nine-to-fivers take their health, their family, and the stability in their lives for granted, but hockey players lead a very different existence than most. It’s a life that most of us simply couldn’t handle.
The one thing Twitter does is even the playing field. It’s the one recourse that the players have to get their true, unedited thoughts out to the public, without concern for how their words will be spun or twisted by the mainstream media. It’s the only way they can overcome the bias inherent in all media reports, and the only way they can be sure their words aren’t twisted out of context.
As for just making the owners “more determined,” who is it that locked the players out in the first place? The players were willing to start the season under the existing CBA, but the owners shut the doors. The players seem to be the ones who want to play, but the owners are the ones saying no. They seem pretty determined as it is, and I really doubt that a few tweets sent out by players are going to make them dig in their heels any further. The players are taking one of the few routes available to them to express their displeasure towards the way they’re being treated by their former employers, and they’re well within their rights to do so. Unless the owners finally agree that the players deserve 50% of the money they generate, this lockout is going to go on until they come to their senses and give them their fair share for what they’re putting in.
The bottom line is, nobody ever watches hockey to see the owners. The players are the reason that people show up, and the players are the ones the fans want to see. The players are putting their lives and reputations on the line, and for