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HEAT ILLNESSES! STROKES! HEAT EXHAUSTION!!

Already, in the month of June we had some unbearable hot day with temperatures ranging in the high three digit range. Some of those unbearable days came with humidity making the day even hot and sticky. We know the days and months ahead will most likely be hotter so this article is to inform our readers of some important information about Heat Illnesses. Heat stroke is the most serious heat-related illness. It occurs when the body becomes unable to control its temperature: the body’s temperature rises rapidly, the sweating mechanism fails, and the body is unable to cool down. When heat stroke occurs, the body temperature can rise to 106°F or higher within 10 to 15 minutes. Heat stroke can cause death or permanent disability if emergency treatment is not given. We have researched some First Aid Steps to help a per-

son with heat stroke. First call 911 for emergency medical care. Stay with that person until the emergency medical service arrives. While waiting you should move the person to a shaded, cool area and remove outer clothing. You can cool the person quickly with a cold water or ice bath if possible; wet the skin, place cold wet cloths on skin, or soak clothing with cool water. Circulate the air around the person to speed cooling. Place cold wet cloths or ice on head, neck, armpits, and groin if possible; or soak the clothing with cool water. Listed are symptoms of heat stroke, confusion, altered mental status, slurred speech. Also, loss of consciousness (coma). They are hot, dry skin or profuse sweaing, seizures, very high body temperature. It could be fatal if treatment is delayed. We also would like to give some symptoms of heat exhaus-

WHAT SCIENCE CAN TELL US ABOUT MOST OF ALL TEEN DRIVERS

By John Diether Inexperience behind the wheel is one thing, but short attention spans, distracting emotions and undeveloped frontal lobes may also impact young drivers. When government researchers asked a sample of teens to use a smart-phone while driving on a test course, the group proved remarkably well on the smartphone tasks. They dialed numbers correctly, sent texts, looked up information online and did everything else the researchers asked. Adults in the same study didn’t fare so well with the smartphone, but they did obey every stop sign on the course. The phone-savvy teens, on the other hand, blew through 30 percent of the stop signs. “Inexperienced drivers are much more comfortable with taking their eyes off the road,” notes Bruce Simmons-Morton, the study’s coauthor and a senior investigator specializing in teen driving at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD). “When teens are faced with a secondary task, like using the phone or reaching for something in the car, they’re not very good at splitting their attention. Secondary tasks are dangerous for all drivers, but adults are less likely to look

away from the road while attempting them.” That’s just one of Simmons-Morton’s findings that might explain why vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death and disability among adolescents aged 16 to 18. Teens who drive with multiple teen passengers face higher risks. With three teens in the car, the crash rate is three to four times higher than that of a teen driving alone. Simmons-Morton says novice drivers of any age are at higher risk for crashes. “Driving is a complex motor activity, just like tennis or golf,” he explains. “It’s easy enough to learn on a functional level, but difficult to master. You can expect to be at your peak after about 10,000 hours of practice. That’s true whether you’re talking about driving or basketball.” He describes the first six months of licensor—or roughly 1,000 hours of driving—as “hugely dangerous.” According to his research, crash rates start to decline after that point, but don’t drop to adult levels until drivers have on average five to six years of experience under their belt. “It usually takes that long to get over the 10,0000hour hump,” Simmons-Morton explains. See Teen Driver Page 3

tion to let you know what a person might experience. Heat exhaustion is the body’s response to an excessive loss of the water and salt, usually through excessive sweating. Persons most prone to heat exhaustion are those that are elderly, have high blood pressure, and those working in a hot environment. The person may have headaches, nausea, dizziness, weakness, irritability, thirst, heavy sweating and elevated heavy sweaing. They could have elevated body temperature and decrease urine output. Treat a person suffering from heat exhaustion by calling 911 if medical care is unavailable. Remove the person from hot area and give the liquids to drink. Remove unnecessary clothing, including shoes and socks. You can cool the person with cold compresses or wash their head, face, and neck with cold water. Encourage them to frequent sipping of cool water.

CRIMINAL CONSEQUENCES OF LEAVING CHILDREN ALONE IN CARS

By Jackie Baber Times have changed dramatically since a generation or two ago. In the 1970s, 1980s, and even the 1990s, it was not uncommon for parents to run errands and leave their children alone in their cars. Shopping with young children can be difficult, and in the past it was socially acceptable to leave children in vehicles, at least when it wasn't hot. California vehicle code sections 15620. A parent, legal guardian, or other person responsible for a child who is 6 years of age or younger may not leave that child inside a motor vehicle without being subject to the supervision of a person who is 12 years of age or older, under either of the following circumstances: Where there are conditions that present a significant risk to the child's health or safety; When the vehicle's engine is running or the vehicle's keys are in the ignition, or both. A violation of subdivision is an infraction punishable by a fine of one hundred dollars ($100), except that the court may reduce or waive the fine if the defendant establishes to the satisfaction of the court that he or she is economically disadvantaged and the court, instead, refers

the defendant to a community education program that includes education on the dangers of leaving young children unattended in motor vehicles, and provides certification of completion of that program. Upon completion of that program, the defendant shall provide that certification to the court. Please Note, nothing in this section shall preclude prosecution under both this section and Section 192 of the Penal Code, or Section 273a of that code, or any other provision of law. There are many different subdivisions that protect children. When questioning the legality of leaving a child alone in a vehicle, it will depend upon the age of the child, the temperature, and how long the parent leaves the child alone in the vehicle. While to you it may not be an issue to leave a 13-yearold alone in the car on a 65 degree day while you run into the bank for 10 minutes, the scenario changes drastically when you leave a 24-month-old alone in the car as you go grocery shopping for 30 minutes on a 100 degree day. California is now known for being very warm, hot and even sometimes humid during the summer months. See Children Alone Page 7

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This month I would like for all our readers to give your attention to the children and youth within the Inland Valley/Inland Empire areas. Loving On Our Youth, a non-profit organization is planning a big day for our children and youth. Please take time and read and share the flyer below. Coming up Saturday, October 14, 2017 will be our 2nd Annual Loving On Our Youth Family Explosion Day. Please mark your calenders and make sure the children and youth in your life attends this Great Event Day. Yes We Can Newspaper Staff Publisher/Editor-In-Chief: Ethel Martin-Miller • Distribution Manager: Daniel Miller Distribution: Pastor Kevin B. Mitchell • Associate Copy Editor: Josephine Williams Production Editor: Nathan Martin • Staff Writer: Naomi McKenzie Staff Writer: Jackie Baber • Staff Writer: Lisa Cooks Staff Photographer: Sharron Thompson • Editor: Nathan Martin To Advertise Contact (909) 278-7046 ethelmiller@yeswecannewspaper.com Letters, Articles, Personals replies and comments appearing in the Yes We Can Newspaper reflect the opinions of the writers, and do not constitute an endorsement by the Yes We Can Newspaper or staff. Yes We Can Newspaper assumes no responsibility for articles, letters or press releases and unsolicited material. Decisions as to the editing and publishing of materials

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SCIENCE TELLS US ABOUT TEEN DRIVERS

Teen Driver from Page 1 NICHD researchers have studied the difference between novice teen drivers and novice drivers in their early 20s. Both groups have very high crash rates that decline over time, but the decline is slower among teens. “All novices are at risk, but especially adolescents. They are inexperienced at things besides driving, like managing passengers and dealing with emotions. They simply have less experience at life and fewer resources to draw upon.” He also points to a key neurological difference between teens and adults. “We know from brain imaging studies that the frontal lobe isn’t fully developed until your early twenties. That means teens might be less likely to make rational decisions in emotional situations. That’s an issue for all of us, but more so for adolescents.” Despite having high crash rates as a group, some teens drive just as safely as adults, according to Simmons-Morton’s research. “The majority of adolescents manage themselves quite well from the start,” he says. “Then there’s another group that takes a while to get it. They make a lot of mistakes in the first six months, but are good after that. The third group starts out bad and stays there for at least 18 months, which is as long as we’ve been able to study them. ”He notes that most teens tend to drive alone or with one passenger, but those in the high-risk group are more likely to drive with multiple teen passengers. “Once you have three teens in the car, the crash rate is three to four times higher than with a teen driving alone.” His research also shows that drivers in this group engage in secondary tasks more frequently, which compounds the risk. “Parents can become better coaches,” says Tim O’Neil, a professional driver and instructor for 37 years who runs the Team O’Neil driving school in Dalton, NH. “Coaching can start as soon as a child is legally old enough to sit in the front seat. Parents should explain their actions, like why they’re slowing down or checking the rear view mirror. It’s amazing how much a kid can pick up before he or she steps a foot in driver’s ed class.” Likewise, parents with unsafe or risky driving habits can rub off, says O’Neil. “Those bad habits can show up in your teen’s driving,” says O’Neil. “We know that teens with involved parents drive more safely and have fewer crashes,” says Simmons-Morton. “Restrictions like curfews and passenger limits are effective, but it’s up to the parent to enforce them. Another option is installing a driving behavior feedback device that records both the driver and the roadway during elevated g-force events like swerving and sudden braking. Simmons-Morton’s research has found these devices are most effective when teens and parents view and discuss the feedback together.

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THE WORD MAKING UNEQUALLY YOKED RELATIONSHIPS WORK By Richard O. Jones Richard O. Jones, now deceased and was a very dear friend of mind, the one comedian that gave me much joy and laughter. Richard was gifted to tell the truth, knowing the truth will set you free. At di!erences times I will always publish some of his articles for your enjoyment. Richard has given us humor in the spelling of some of his words. Richard's article, Jesus seeks to have a loving relationship with everyone. He doesn’t discriminate based on those things that are different such as race, religion, occupations, status or sins committed. He knows that whoever accepts and loves Him will find peace and abundance. But the world doesn’t encourage love or acceptance, creating many laws and doctrines trying to segregate people according to their difference. Millions of us have rejected those divisive things believing as stated in Proverbs 10:12 – Hatred stirs up strife, but love covers all o"enses, and have chosen to enter into relationships without considering those di!erences. In fact, in most cases it was those very di!erences that fed their attraction to each other. This can be both good and bad. God wants us to love those who are different than us. But He also wants us to be aware that these relationships can be problematic. For example, I once loved a woman that was a police offo"cer. I had several unpaid tra"c tickets, and she knew it. That could have been a deal-breaker for us. However, before my tickets went into warrants, I paid them to save our relationship. The point is, don’t allow di!erences to destroy your relationship. Communicate your concerns to each other and work out solutions together. The statement I’m about to make regarding relationships is an oxymoron. One of the main reasons many people are not in a good monogamous relationship is because they can’t find an equally yoked partner. On the other hand, totally equally yoked relationships are highly improbable, as evident by the high rate of divorce and the higher rate of unmarried break-ups. What does it really mean to be equally yoked to another person? In the Holy Bible the scripture instructs us in 2 Corinthians 6:14 “Do

not be yoked together with unbelievers. For what do righteousness and wickedness have in common? Or what fellowship can light have with darkness?” The implication here leads a reader to choose their mate according to their like-mindedness of God. However, while two married people of the same spiritual belief are a step closer to live happy ever after in holy matrimony, it is not a certainty. Nevertheless Paul said in 1 Corinthians 7:13-15 - And the woman which hath a husband that believeth not, and if he be pleased to dwell with her, let her not leave him. 14. For the unbelieving husband is sanctified by the wife, and the unbelieving wife is sanctified by the husband: else were your children unclean; but now are they holy Look around any job, town, or church, including in the pulpit, and you will discover many people in their second, third, or even forth marriage who were once married to someone of the same faith or to someone once considered equally yoked. Another scripture instructs us metaphorically: Deuteronomy 2:10 “Do not plow with an ox and a donkey together.” There was very likely a logical and physical reason for a donkey and ox not being yoked together; two beasts of a di!erent species cannot live comfortably together. However the truth of the matter is that metaphorically oxen and it doesn’t matter that others think of you as strange. To me, you’re MAJESTICALLY EXOTIC! Donkeys are in relationships everywhere you look. The solution is to discover the best of each other and accentuate it. And whenever possible find a scripture to encourage your choice. Oxy and Keke may be concerned that others see them as strange and incompatible, but God sees them for who they are. 1 Samuel 16:7 King James Version (KJV) 7 But the Lord said unto Samuel, Look not on his countenance, or on the height of his stature; because I have refused him: for the Lord seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the Lord looketh on the heart. The Comic script Oxy and Keke was Created By Richard O. Jones

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CHILDREN ALONE IN CARS

With that being said, law enforcement and child protective agencies alike are on the lookout for parents who leave their children of any age alone in hot vehicles because even a short period in a hot vehicle can cause heat exhaustion and lead to death. On the other hand, if a parent's criminal negligence causes their child cruel or excessive physical or mental pain, the parent can be charged with second-degree child cruelty under Section 16-5-70(c), which is punishable by one to ten years in prison. If got into trouble for leaving your child alone in a vehicle, your charges will depend upon the circumstances of your case and whether or not your child suffered any actual physical or emotional harm as a result of your actions. Even though this article has addressed leaving children inside of hot cars, make sure to Google and check what California law states about leaving pets into hot cars. If you are facing criminal charges for leaving your child alone in a vehicle, you are urged to contact an attorney. This article has been written to Parent, Guardian or anyone overseeing children not to risk your future.

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Making sure company data is safe and secure is very important for any business. Deciding whether to store data on the cloud or on-site is often the dilemma for most business owners. There are advantages and disadvantages to both options. Learning what each of these storage methods can do for your Business can help you make the decision. Cloud Storage; There are many advantages for backing up data threw the cloud. For one, it is cost-effective, and maintenance is not an issue as cloud storage providers handle all of the upgrades and troubleshoot any issues that arise. Another advantage is scalability. When you need to increase storage space, it’s very simple, all you need to do is notifying your service provider. You can increase or decrease space as needed. Should a disaster occur on-site, your data will remain safe. Securing data remotely means there is no worry of losing backups of your data. Accessibility is also a plus. Data stored on the cloud is easily accessed on any device that has an internet connection. You can log into your cloud account and your data is there when you need it. Depending on your business needs, the disadvantages of cloud storage may not impact your decision. Speed is one disadvantage. If you have a lot of data to store, and your internet connection isn’t the fastest, backing up your data could take a long time. Another downside is the lack of control on a public cloud. This is an issue for businesses that have highly sensitive data. You have to pay a little more for a private cloud. Local Storage; Speed is one of the main advantages to local storage. Storing data on external hard drives is faster than uploading to the cloud. You also have full control of your backups, which means better control of who accesses your data. Disconnecting the drives from the network makes your data safe from attacks. The downsides to local storage are major. Creating and maintaining a local storage system is expensive. The hardware and software can cost thousands of dollars depending on how much space you need. Upgrading can also be costly. When you need more space, it also means buying more hardware. An on-site disaster will destroy your local backups. Having off-site backups is smart, however, it requires more work to maintain them. Each time your data needs updating, your off-site backups need updating as well. This means bringing them in for updating which is a hassle and time-consuming. Although, if you back your data up with a trusted provider like Contegix, the cons of local storage are non-existent. You have no upfront expenditures, and we handle everything for you. Deciding on which storage solution to choose from depends upon your business needs. Knowing the pros and cons of each solution helps with the decision-making process. Cloud storage is often the ideal solution for most business owners. It is inexpensive, easy to set up, and doesn’t require any extra time or effort to maintain.

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