- Evacuate as possible. Before evacuation, instruct the public to take best available shelter (indoor, hall)
- Instruct not to handle, but to isolate and identify to a responder any possible radioactive item.
- Instruct them no smoke, eat, drink or place hand near mouth------ to wash hands, shower and change clothes.
- Following evacuation:Register, reminder all all above, etc)
- Provide them with instruction on where to go, medical, radiological assessment
- After leaving the scene,----shower, change clothes, place clothes in plastic bag and save them (if not implemented yet)
- Listen for further instruction.
Friday, March 18, 2011
Japan nuclear leak
Monday, March 14, 2011
Japan tsunami 2011
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Aromathreapy
Never Underestimate The Benefits of Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy is an art that has been around for centuries that consists of using certain scents to elicit certain responses. The benefits of aromather...
Aromatherapy is an art that has been around for centuries that consists of using certain scents to elicit certain responses. The benefits of aromatherapy are balked at by many who can't fathom that smelling certain aromas can cause someone to feel relaxed, rejuvenated, and they certainly can't believe that certain scents can relieve pain, but it's true. Just by smelling certain aromas, aromatherapy can relieve all sorts of symptoms. So, if you or someone you know still needs convincing as to the benefits of aromatherapy, it's recommended that you give it a try. Once you light those candles, incense sticks, oil burners, or use any other aromatherapy product, you'll be hooked as the benefits of aromatherapy will then become very apparent.
Choose Your Type
When testing out the benefits of aromatherapy, you have many options available to you. It all depends on your preference, as there is an aromatherapy product out there for everyone. If you like candles, aromatherapy candles are very popular. If you like incense, those, too, are very popular. However, many people choose to go another route. For those people, there are essential oils that can be burned in a diffuser, which releases a fine mist into the air, there are essential oils that can be rubbed on, such as those used by masseuses, and then there are organic aromatherapy products, such as shampoos, lotions, and more. No matter what type of aromatherapy product you choose, the benefits of aromatherapy can be had by all of them.
What Ails You
When you choose your aromatherapy product, you then have to choose which scents to use. Something to try if you're a beginner to aromatherapy is to get your hands on an aromatherapy starter kit. The starter kits typically come with a variety of scents with descriptions for each one. You will learn the name of the various scents as well as which aromatherapy benefits can be expected from each one. For example, chamomile is often used for relaxation, as is patchouli, which is typically used for meditation. However, there are also scents that can rejuvenate you if you're feeling tired, there are scents that can liven up a romantic atmosphere and then there are some that can relieve joint pain, migraines and even muscle spasms.
The benefits of aromatherapy have been enjoyed by many people, for many years, and it's a travesty to outright dismiss them because you don't believe it's possible to feel a certain way by smelling a certain scent. Just open your mind, choose your product, your scent and see what kinds of benefits from aromatherapy you can receive, if any. You'll see that once you feel the benefits of aromatherapy, you'll be hooked and you'll want to tell all of your friends that aromatherapy isn't a myth, it's absolutely real.
Healty Pet -Do you know how?
Keep your Pet Healthy and Look Good
Keep your Pet Healthy and Look Good
Anyone who owned a pet knows that how pet becomes our special part of our family. Yes our pets are a part of our family. Pet owner always want the best for their pet. Pet needs special and daily care throughout their lives. Pets are like small children, they won’t tell you exactly what they need. It’s the pet owner who has to understand and treat them as well as you can to look your pet good and healthy.
Most of pet owners don’t have much time to spend with their pet its result to pet health problems. It’s always good to consult your veterinarian if your pet shows any abnormal behaviors. Very pet needs an appropriate clean environment, a healthy diet, proper exercise and attention from you. Now pet owner do not have to worry about their pet, number of online sites provides you with all the information about cleaning and disinfecting the pet looks and how to keep your pet look more good and clean.
1) Pet store: Pet store are the best place for buying your favorite pet. If you live in a large city, there are probably dozens of pet stores in your near by area. Finding one that will provide you with the products and services that you need pets can be difficult.
Selecting the right store is necessary. Find a store that treats all its animals the way you would want. All the animals should be kept in appropriate, clean and safe enclosures. The behaviour and health of your pet has a lot to do with how it was kept before you got it.
2) Pet products: What does organic pet product really mean and why is it given so much importance? Previously pet owners where not aware of pet products but now it is no wonder that people are very much aware and conscious of this fact already.
Most of pet owner are under the impression that anything with "organic" inherent on it is superior. This is a nice ideal. And of course, organic products may indeed taste better and be healthier for us. However, do people really need organic pet products? In the first place, is there such a thing? Even the government is confused about how to define "organic" and is continuously struggling to establish uniform and stable standards to assist consumers in figuring it all out. Find the best p[et product store so that your pet can have the best.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
En gardant votre vagin en bonne sante...opsss..ur vagina!
a healthy vagina is as clean and pure as a carton of yoghurt...
What Make upset the balance in the vagina and lead to smelly condition??Here is some factors:
- Poor Hygiene - Not take bath for 3,4 days! -things getting aromatic...Dont! -spray perfume soap or spray on your genital area...the best way is use water..and remember wash your vagina witrh water everytime after you pee.,.
- Illness -ur illness around vagina also can make its smelly..
- Drugs -Oral contraceptives and antibiotics can contribute to vaginosis
- Douching-Bad for vagina-kill off lactobacilli leaving your vagina open
- Sperm-Highly alkaline, so when arrive in vagina , vagina work to work extra hard to return itself to its acidic status quo. If woman has many seual partner and not use condoms ,that is,is subjected to may different kind of sperm, she may prone to vaginosis as her body tries to adjust.
Basic maintaining Healthy vagina
- Do not douche
- Use condom if u have many sexual partners
- Healthy diet-fruits, vegetables, vitamins
- Wear cotton underwear
- dONT USE SPRAY/PERFUMES on the genital areas...
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Tuesday, April 6, 2010
business lunch etiquette
Always afraid and take EL when ur boss asked you to go out with your client??
The lack of business lunch etiquette make ur moral down??During my study,either in university or high school,i already exposed to etiquette in function..But,although i already know about that,my moral still down until i found this http://www.1shoppingcart.com/app/?af=1072897
Its more help me because we have to update our etiquette from times to times..Here i post an article that write from the great image consultant Diana Pemberton-Sikes..I recomended to all o f you to buy her book..its help you!
The Business Lunch:
How To Mix Food and Business
by: Diana Pemberton-Sikes
The working breakfast. The "power" lunch. The business dinner. All part of the working world, but also situations ripe for breaches in etiquette. How can you successfully mix food and business? Here are some suggestions:
What to Eat
Most working meals are called for the purpose of doing business. Don't forget that. Whether you're looking over paperwork, signing contracts, or simply getting to know someone better to determine if you want to do business with them, your main purpose is to conduct business.
Unless you're a food critic, you are not there to critique the food or challenge the chef's culinary skills. With that in mind, here are some ordering guidelines:
Breakfast: Opt for coffee (or tea) and a danish, bagel,
croissant, or toast.Don't order the Eggs Benedict, bacon and eggs, steak and
eggs, or all-you-can eat pancakes. Those are all too heavy and too expensive. Keep
it light and healthy. Stick with items you'd find on a Continental Breakfast tray.
Lunch: Never order something you can't pronounce. If you're
taking an important client to lunch, "case" the joint beforehand to determine the
best table and best menu choices. Never order food that is difficult to eat,
requires a lot of your attention, or squirts, slurps, and makes a mess.
Best choices: Salads, grilled meat or fish, omelets, or other low-
attention foods.
Worst choices: Anything out of season (too frivolous), lobster
(too expensive and too much work), snails (same reason), or any food with a lot of
garlic or onion.
Dinner: Unless you're socializing, try to avoid dinner
invitations, particularly if it's with someone you don't know well. Dinner is open-
ended. You can't look at your watch and say, "I have to get back to the office."
It's also presumptuous to think that someone you don't know well would like to
spend his or her evening with you. Unless you have a set agenda and a very good
reason for meeting after 6 p.m., don't do it.
The only exceptions to this guideline should be if the client (a) is from out of town, or (b) specifically suggests it. Ask the client what time he'd like to dine. Don't assume he eats dinner at the same time as you. Use the "best" and "worst" choice ordering guidelines from the lunch suggestions, above.
Another word of advice about food: try to eat like a native to the extent that your body will allow. If you travel around, do try to adapt to the local food and lunching customs. If, however, you're faced with the types of food that spawn heartburn or indigestion, avoid them. Feeling bad anywhere-but particularly on the road with no caring hands around--hampers your business purpose.
What To Drink
The "two martini" lunch of yesteryear has been replaced by bottled water and iced tea. Most businesses frown upon alcohol consumption during work hours, and won't reimburse it on expense accounts. Still, it is considered good manners to offer a drink to a guest.
The best way to suggest something-and make it easy for people to refuse alcohol-is to say, "Would you like something to drink-wine, bottled water, juice?" Never make someone feel uncomfortable for not drinking alcohol. If your guest orders a bottle of wine instead of a glass, he should offer to pay for it or give you his business on the spot-particularly if it's a fine vintage.
However you choose to proceed, remember that, "loose lips sink ships". If you don't trust your alcohol-laden tongue not to say something it shouldn't, don't laden it with alcohol.
What To Say
Ever been "pumped" for free advice at a cocktail party or softball game? Ever had a potential client try to pick your brain over lunch? Ever been galled that people seem to think that you can be had for pastrami on rye?
So have I-and just about every other professional I know. If the person you're talking to seems genuinely interested in your advice, it's certainly appropriate to remind him that you are usually paid for such information. Here are some suggestions on how to do this:
"Your questions are very specific. May I assume that you might be interested in
hiring me?"
"I'm sure you realize that this is the type of information I impart for a fee."
"What you are asking requires a lot more thought than I can give off the top of
my head right now. If you'd like to pursue this further, I'd be happy to give
you my business card."
"If you really want to know this, perhaps we need a business relationship that
is more formal than these occasional get-togethers."
If they're truly interested, you may have landed yourself some business. If they're freebie-seekers, you've politely told them to get lost. A win-win situation all around.
Conducting business over a meal can be beneficial, but it can also be tricky. Eat simple foods that don't require a lot of your attention to consume, avoid alcohol, and don't "give away the farm for free" -- give them your business card instead and schedule an appointment. In short, use the time to build your relationship with savoire faire to spare.
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Diana Pemberton-Sikes is a wardrobe and image consultant and author of "Business Wear Magic," an ebook that shows women how to increase their income by dressing appropriately for their line of work.
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Saturday, April 3, 2010
Wedding guest attire
What To Wear As A Wedding Guest
Have an invitation to a wedding? Wondering what you should wear?
Before you hit the mall or surf the web to find something to wear, take a little time to determine what's appropriate. Different types of weddings call for different types of attire, and if you're going to spend the money on something new, you want to be sure you've got the dress code right.
So where do you start?
With the invitation.
One of the neat things about invitations is that they tell you so much more than just who, what, where, and when. If you take the time to "read between the lines," the invitation will provide you with valuable clues about the person who sent it and what you'll find once you get there.
Here's what to look for:
1. The Date
If you'll be traveling, never assume that the weather will be the same where you're going as it is where you are, even if you're just traveling 100 miles. Go over to www.weather.com and type in the city or zip code where the wedding will take place. It will bring up a ten-day forecast, and allow you to see the averages for every day of the year there. Study the history to see what's appropriate weather-wise.
2. The Time
Next, note what time the wedding starts. If it's before 6 pm, then it will be LESS formal than if it's after 6 pm.
3. The Place
A wedding in a big city (or one of its suburbs) will always be more formal than a wedding in a small town. In the United States, a wedding in the east will be more formal than a wedding in the west, and if you put the entire country on a grid, you'd discover that the level of formality is the highest in the northeast, lowest in the southwest (with the exception of San Francisco, which follows northeast guidelines).
A wedding in a church or synagogue is always more formal than a wedding in a garden or at a home. Similarly, a reception at a museum or cultural center will always be more formal than one at a lodge or town hall.
4. The Invite
Finally, look at the invitation itself. Is it a heavy cardstock? Is it a classic color? Does it have formal wording or a fancy script? If so, expect the function to be more formal than one where the invitation is an unusual color, uses casual language or has a contemporary font. Since most people send out invitations that keep to the theme and tone of their wedding, this detail reveals a lot.
If you're unable to glean the appropriate attire from the clues on the invitation, consider this: A social suit or dress for daytime or a little black dress for evening will take you to just about any wedding in style.
Just remember these simple rules:
- Don't wear white. If you're not the bride, don't compete with her color scheme.
- Don't wear black or sequins during the day.
Remember that you will most likely be at a place of worship and should dress with appropriate respect. Excessively exposed breasts, legs, behinds, and midriffs are considered bad form.
Determining proper wedding guest attire shouldn't be a mystery. Just take your cues from the invitation and you can't go wrong.
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Diana Pemberton-Sikes is a wardrobe and image consultant and author of "Occasion Magic," an ebook that shows women how to dress appropriately for every occasion, regardless of where they live.
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Why so Stress to Get mAriied??Here is the tips...

8 Tips To Avoid Wedding Stress From The Start
by:Suzanne Dansereau
If you want your wedding day to be a memorable and stress free event- picking a theme that reflects yours and your groom's personalities and your zest for life is a first but very important step. Giving this first step personal attention will create an event that has you written all over it and will make wedding stress a thing of the past.
Deciding on a theme means that you and your groom will brainstorm on some ideas. When you both get excited about a subject, this will be your theme. You need to have a common vision of this event, make a decision that will excite you both in order to organize your wedding day with enthusiasm and collaboration - avoiding wedding stress.
Once you have decided on a theme, you will choose an image that is going to communicate to your guests how you visualize your wedding day. Your invitations are the first official step to announcing your wedding. Then you choose a design for these invitations who will best capture the desired look you have identified so that it communicates the feel of your day to others.
The words you are going to use are very important, so take the time to consider different wording for your invitations:
You want your guests to be excited and to participate fully.
You may want everyone to dress in a certain style,
You may want everyone to wear the same color;
You may ask your guests to bring an item symbolic to your theme, etc.
The written words on your invitations will say all of that. Select your wording carefully and precisely. Make it clear how important this is to you. Being clear on every level will reduce wedding stress, guaranteed.
Here are some tips regarding your invitations:
Always order more invitations than required (in case you want to invite new friends or you've made writing errors). It's less expensive than to reorder.
If you are planning an intimate event, you may want to hand-write your invitations.
Buy paper that will match the color, or use the same ink color as your theme.
Decorate your personalized invitations with an image reflecting your theme.
Divide the number of guests in half, as most people come as couples
Include "#attending" on your reply card
This is important as you will want a close count when it is time to choose a venue and finalize the number of guests with your caterer.
Include a return envelope with your address; supply stamps
Make it easy for your guests (especially for the ones that procrastinate) to reply whether or not they will attend your wedding. This will avoid last minute frustrations and stress.
Proof read your invitations before finalizing your order
Have more than one person read the final copy of your invitations.
Include maps of the different venues to your wedding
Not everyone has GPS. This is a great way to show your guests that you care about them by making it easy to get to church on time. Out-of-towners really appreciate this extra step.
Put an RSVP date, as most people forget if they don't reply immediately
Again, this will prevent disappointment and anxiety
Mail your invitations 6 to 8 weeks before the wedding
Reducing wedding stress can be fun. Just remember, the journey is as important as the destination.
Suzanne Dansereau
Suzanne is a former Pilates Instructor and a Certified Reflexology. At present she coaches and supports people to live their best life by having optimal physical health and financial freedom
Her motto: To change people's lives, one person at a time, while serving the many Beautiful Bridal Body
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Friday, October 30, 2009
You Wear wrong bra !!!!

Statistics reveals that almost 80% of women wear the wrong bra size and this c
an cause a number of problems for the women. Ill-fitting bras can contribute to headaches and back pain and the bigger your breasts are, the more likely you would be affected by those problems. How do you know that your bra doesn't fit you and you need to get a better size?2: Puckering Cups -- If those cups crinkle and pucker when you put them on, you are wearing a bra size that is way too big for your breasts. Find a smaller size that flatters your figure.
3: Back Riding Up -- The bra should fit in nicely without getting the back part riding up and slipping off. If your bands slide up or down when you wear them, then get one with a tighter band.
5: Jutting -- The bra should not be jutting out; it should be firmly placed on your breast and cover it nicely without any parts sticking out. If you experience any kind of areas jutting out, then you need a better fitting bra.
6: Grooves -- If you experience any form of grooves when wearing the bra, it means that you need to check back on the size. Choose a smaller band or cups until you get the perfect flattering fit you are after.
7: Sagging Breasts -- Your bra is supposed to support your breast and hide any form of sagging. If you have gotten yourself a well fitted bra, it can actually camouflage any form of sagging you may experience and makes it look firm and contoured.
8: Poking Wires -- Feeling the sensation of poking wires against your skin? This is one tell tale sign that your bra is too big for you. If the cups are too big, the wire would tend to move around instead of being placed firmly to support the breasts.
9: Straps Leaving Marks -- If the straps of your bra are leaving red marks then it is possible that the bra is just too small or too tight to fit you. You need to lengthen those straps by adjusting it or you need get a new bra that would fit you better.
10: Discomfort -- This is the biggest indicator of an ill-fitting bra. A bra that fit you well would flatter your shape and leaves you feeling comfortable. Any sign of discomfort is a sure fire indicator of a wrongly fitted bra.
