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DefenseLINK News: Middle School Students Support U.S. Troops in Afghan Theater -- Jan. 26, 2006 War on Terror Transformation News Products Press Resources Images Websites Contact Us Jan. 26, 2006 War on Terror DefendAmerica.mil Transformation DoD Transformation News Products Press Articles Radio Reports TV Reports Subscriptions Press Resources Today in DoD Press Advisories Press Releases Contracts Speeches Transcripts Briefing Slides Subscriptions Images Photographs Graphics News Photos SecDef Photos Sounds Websites DoD Websites Publications Contact Us Frequent Questions Contact Us -- Middle School Students Support U.S. Troops in Afghan Theater By Lt. Col. Jeffrey Bady, USA Special to American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, June 3, 2003 - "Supporting Our Troops in Afghanistan" has developed into more than a service-learning project for a group of middle-schoolers in Maryland. Students at Westland Middle School in Bethesda, Md., started off with the theme and a project to create care packages for U.S. service members in Afghanistan. But it grew from there: They linked up with real-world troops to give added realism to their project. School principal Ursula Hermann suggested having service members talk to the students about their experiences while serving in Afghanistan. Someone contacted the 249th Engineer Battalion from Fort Belvoir, Va., a unit that has recently returned from Afghanistan. Maj. Steven Cade, executive officer, expressed an interest in taking part in the students' learning process. On May 22, 2003, Cade brought not only a multimedia presentation, but also four unit members with him: Chief Warrant Officer Jason Carlo, Sgt. 1st Class Kevin McCrea, Staff Sgt. Nicholas Mapp and Spc. Martin Brown. Together, they briefed students on the culture, customs and uniqueness of Afghanistan. Then the soldiers displayed some equipment they used while in Afghanistan. School staff members said the students were excited about meeting soldiers with real life experiences. Students' questions were mostly about the climate, Afghan children's activities and the lifestyle of the Afghan people. After the presentation, the students constructed the care packages, containing baby wipes, disposable razors and cameras, candy, computer game software, and other personal items. The 249th Engineer Battalion provides utility power wherever needed around the globe. They have deployed to the Middle East, Asia, Africa and South America. They also support the Federal Emergency Management Agency during disaster relief efforts. The unit has the capability to supply enough power for a small city. (Lt. Col. Jeffrey Bady is an Army reservist currently serving as a public affairs staff officer in the Office of the Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff. He is assigned to the 81st Regional Support Command, Birmingham, Ala.) Staff Sgt. Nicholas Mapp shows explained the mechanics of the protective vest required for all personnel to wear because of the hostile environment. Photo by Lt. Col. Jeffrey Bady, USAR. Chief Warrant Officer Jason Carlo explains to students at Westland Middle School, Bethesda, Md., how the protective mask works. Carlo is assigned to the 249th Engineer Battalion, Fort Belvoir, Va., which just returned from Afghanistan. Photo by Lt. Col. Jeffrey Bady, USAR. Chief Warrant Officer Jason Carlo explains to students at Westland Middle School, Bethesda, Md., about the equipment they used in Afghanistan as Staff Sgt. Nicholas Mapp looks on. Both are assigned to the 249th Engineer Battalion, Fort Belvoir, Va., which just returned from duty in Afghanistan. Photo by Lt. Col. Jeffrey Bady, USAR. Printer-friendly Version Email A Copy Updated: 03 Jun 2003 NEWS News by Email News by RSS Print a Copy Email a Copy Search News DoD News Advisories Contracts Live Briefings Photos Releases Slides Speeches Today in DoD Transcripts American Forces News Articles Radio -- Television Special Reports DoD Search About News News Archive News by Email Other News Sources Site Map Privacy & Security Notice About DoD External Link Disclaimer Web Policy About DefenseLINK FirstGov.gov DoD Home About DoD DoD Articles DoD FAQ DoD Photos DoD Press Resources DoD Publications DoD Search DoD Sites DoD Specials Subscriptions Today in DoD Transformation War on Terrorism

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FAQ- Dermabrasion from Gorgeous Skin Page Loading Acne scar treatment from Gorgeous Skin UK, microdermabrasion to treat skin damage KJBP_~377~377~~~~~~~~n/a~0~0~0,0,0|0,0~0~sp1~~~~0~0~0~~~~~~~~~~~tableCol=1;tabBord=0;cellSpa=0;cellPad=0;tableBreak=0;imgAlign='Left';tableBrCol='';tableBgColor='';bgColorPanel='';tAlign='';tWidth='';cValign='';cWidth='';~-1~-1~Layout Table~[~~]~[~~]~[~~]~1~~~~ 0JBP_~377~380~~~~~~~~n/a~0~0~0,0,0|0,0~0~si4~~6~1~0~0~0~~images/gs/dot_clear_1x6.gif~~~~~~Left~~~popWin=0~-1~-1~filler~[~~]~[~~]~[~~]~1~~1~6~ 0JBP_~377~379~%3Cdiv align=%22center%22%3E%3Ch1%3EFrequently asked questions about DermaSponge%3C/h1%3E%3C/div%3E%3CP%3E ~~~~~~~n/a~0~0~0,0,0|0,0~0~si6~~~~0~0~0~~~~~~~~Left~~~popWin=0~-1~-1~heading~[~~]~[~~]~[~~]~1~~~~ 0JBP_~377~378~%3Cp%3E%3Cstrong%3EWhat is Microdermabrasion?%3C/strong%3E%3Cbr%3E %3Cem%3ESometimes called a “Lunchtime Peel” or “Parisian Peel”%3Cbr%3E %3C/em%3EIt’s the latest, most effective, non-surgical comprehensive approach to skin care in the treatment of fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, enlarged pores, age spots, stretch marks, superficial pigmentation and sun-damaged skin. It is considered safe on all skin types and colours. However, it is usually done at clinics or salons, where it can be very costly, requiring 6-10 sessions for maximum results at prices ranging from £60 to £70 per session . First developed in Italy, it has been used successfully for the past 8 years around the world by thousands of women. DermaSponge is the FIRST and ONLY true home microdermabrasion system using the same aluminum oxide crystals used by expensive clinics.%3C/p%3E %3Cp%3E%3Cstrong%3EWhy use the DermaSponge professional Microdermabrasion system?%3C/strong%3E%3Cbr%3E DermaSponge is the first and only proven professional microdermabrasion product you can use at home because it works just like a treatment at a clinic or salon.%3Cbr%3E Our patent-pending system is safe and easy to use at home, it isn’t like any other home skin care product. Exfoliating creams and skin polishing machines may feel nice and give your skin a little “glow”, but they don’t treat serious skin conditions, and they don’t provide lasting results. In fact you have to use them almost every day for the most minimal effects.%3C/p%3E %3Cp%3EDermaSponge is easy, convenient and provides visible results for a fraction of the cost of a professional treatment at a clinic. DermaSponge uses the same aluminum oxide crystals used in expensive treatments, but you can do it at home during your leisure—no timely travel and no time off for expensive appointments. And unlike skin-polishing machines and creams that don’t really work, you’ll see visible results with DermaSponge treatments the very first time, comparable with the results from professional treatments.%3C/p%3E %3Cp%3E%3Cstrong%3EHow often do I need to do a Dermasponge treatment and How do I use DermaSponge? %3C/strong%3E%3Cbr%3ELike most clinics we recommend between 6-10 treatments (our %3CA HREF=JavaScript%3Aparent.parent.show(320,328,0,2)%3EDeluxe Kit%3C/A%3E contains 6 treatments - our %3CA HREF=JavaScript%3Aparent.parent.show(320,348,0,2)%3Especial offer%3C/A%3E of a Deluxe and Basic kit together contains 10 treatments) for optimum results. You should give yourself a DermaSponge treatment once every two weeks (for a course of between 6-10 treatments depending on your skin). Use the Sponge with light to moderate pressure for one to three minutes to gently buff the skin - it%27s that simple. A fully illustrated instruction manual is included with the DermaSponge kits. Thereafter a maintenance regime is recommended to maintain soft, fresh looking skin - about %3CU%3E1%3C/U%3E treatment (not a whole new series of 6 treatments) every 2 to 3, or 3 to 4 months depending on your skin. Please note that clinic microdermabrasion also requires maintenance treatments.%3C/p%3E %3Cp%3E%3CB%3E Will DermaSponge increase my skin%27s sensitivity to the sun?%3Cbr%3E %3C/B%3E Immediately after exfoliation, your new skin will be slightly sensitive. Your skin may feel a little hot and appear a little pink for the first day or so. If you use a little too much pressure, treatments may leave you pink and sensitive a bit longer, but there%27s nothing to worry about - you can never actually hurt yourself using DermaSponge. If that happens, just use less pressure for your next treatment. We highly recommend using a sunscreen for several days after any real microdermabrasion treatment like using DermaSponge. This sensitivity is temporary. There are no harsh or harmful chemicals in DermaSponge to cause other kinds of sensitivity. In fact, it is hypoallergenic!%3C/p%3E %3Cp%3E%3CB%3E Will DermaSponge cause redness?%3Cbr%3E %3C/B%3EAfter use, your skin will take on a fresh new %22glow%22 and there will be some redness present (similar to a mild sunburn). However, this will dissipate in a day or two. Makeup can be applied afterwards and there is no downtime. The %3CA HREF=JavaScript%3Aparent.parent.show(320,328,0,2)%3EDeluxe DermaSponge system%3C/A%3E includes additional products to soothe, hydrate and protect your skin after treatment%3A HydraLipid Serum, Protective Day Cream Daily Moisturiser with SPF-15.%3C/p%3E %3Cp%3E%3CB%3EWhat if my skin seems to %22flake%22 after using it?%3C/B%3E%3Cbr%3E This is normal after a real microdermabrasion treatment, at a clinic or at home. The %22flaking%22 is actually superficial peeling of the old skin. Your skin is now rejuvenating, with new, younger-looking skin growing and replacing the dead skin. The %22flaking%22 will dissipate within a day or so.%3C/p%3E%3Cp%3E%3Cstrong%3ECan I use DermaSponge on other areas of the body?%3C/strong%3E%3Cbr%3EDefinitely! DermaSponge works great on rough elbows, feet and even discoloration and age spots anywhere.%3C/p%3E%3Cp%3E%3Cstrong%3EWhat results can I expect?%3C/strong%3E%3Cbr%3EYou will notice a visible improvement in your skin’s appearance even after the first treatment, though the best results come after a series of 6 treatments, contained in our %3CA HREF=JavaScript%3Aparent.parent.show(320,328,0,2)%3EDeluxe kit.%3C/A%3E Acne scars and large pores will look greatly reduced. Age spots, discolouration, stretch marks and fine lines will be less noticeable. Of course, deeply pitted or scarred areas and darker pigmented areas may require several treatments, and microdermabrasion is not a “miracle cure” and results vary for each person.. Microdermabrasion cannot be expected to remove tattoos. DermaSponge has helped some skin, better than harsher, costly procedures such as laser peels and chemical peels.%3C/p%3E %3Cp%3E%3CB%3ECan I still use Retin-A®, Renova® and alpha hydroxy acids?%3Cbr%3E %3C/B%3EYes. However, DermaSponge eliminates the need for these products -- why use harsh chemicals on you skin when you can use safe, effective DermaSponge instead!%3C/p%3E %3CP%3E%3CSTRONG%3EHow much pressure should I use?%3Cbr%3E %3C/STRONG%3ENever use heavy pressure. Use gentle, circular motions over the entire face. If you have sensitive skin, test DermaSponge on the underside of your forearm for a minute first. If you have excessive redness and irritation, use lighter pressure. As your skin adjusts you may be able to gradually increase the pressure and time, up to 3 minutes, or 5 minutes for tougher skin.%3C/P%3E %3CP%3E%3CSTRONG%3E My skin is burning or tingling - is this OK? %3Cbr%3E %3C/STRONG%3EYes. As with any true microdermabrasion treatment, you may experience redness, tingling or burning sensations similar to a mild sunburn. This means your microdermabrasion treatment is working! This will go away. Apply DermaRelief Gel as often as necessary. With more sensitive skin, it can take a little longer. If your skin is extremely sensitive, you can use the HydraLipid Serum before your DermaSponge treatment to reduce irritation.%3C/P%3E %3CP%3EFull details are contained in our instruction manual contained in each kit. %3C/P%3E %3Cp%3E%3Cbr%3E %3C/p%3E~~~~~~~n/a~0~0~0,0,0|0,0~0~si6~~~~0~0~0~~~~~~~~Left~~~popWin=0~-1~-1~faq content~[~~]~[~~]~[~~]~1~~~~ Menu Page | Toolbar Page | Frameset Page | Index Page | Table of Contents EROL - Electronic Retail Online E-commerce shopping cart software

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