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Eating Out: Primos now offering Italian fare in Unicoi8:19 am | August 17, 2012
For several years now, Primos has been serving tasty Italian fare from pasta to pizza at its location in Elizabethton West Towne Square shopping center.
Earlier this summer, the restaurant expanded, opening a new location in the town of Unicoi in a strip mall near the Wal-Mart. Now, I have two options when I want to dine at Primos, and both are located at an almost equal distance from my home.
The new Primos in Unicoi is somewhat smaller than the Elizabethton restaurant, but still features comfortable, pleasant surroundings and an extensive menu offering pasta, pizza, salads, sandwiches, stromboli and calzones.
Seating is available at black tables and booths with chairs and benches upholstered in maroon vinyl. Some walls are painted sienna while others are painted to resemble light Italian marble. Other design features include trompe l'oeil murals designed to fool the eye with illusions of arches and nooks, and a painting resembling a brick pizza oven. A half-dozen vibrant decorative plates bearing fruit and other motifs are displayed on the wall behind the cashier's station. The dining area also offers two wall-mounted television sets.
I've eaten at the new location on several occasions since it first opened. Primos as well as the other two restaurants — Los Jalapenos Mexican Restaurant and Bubba's Good Eats — located in the same strip mall appear to be doing consistent business. My most recent meal at Primos took place on a Monday evening when I met a friend for dinner.
A server brought us menus and took our drink orders as we looked over the selection of appetizers. The selection of meal-starters ranges from Cheesy Breadsticks and Italian Garlic Knots as well as Mozzarella Sticks, Fried Mushrooms, Buffalo Wings, and Primos Italian Nachos, which consists of fried pasta chips layered with a choice of sausage or chicken, pepperoncini peppers, black olives, diced Roma tomatoes and jalapenos, all smothered beneath alfredo sauce and mozzarella and parmesan cheese. Indeed, these nachos can provide an entire meal!
We chose to go with a smaller appetizer, the easily shared Italian Garlic Knots. These knots are made from fresh dough baked to perfection and brushed with garlic butter and served with a fresh-tasting marinara sauce. We ordered ours stuffed with mozzarella cheese for an extra delectable treat.
We also looked over the menu options for dinner. From previous visits, I can recommend the pizzas, especially the Greek Pizza and the Primos Special, which is topped with an abundance of hamburger, pepperoni, sausage, ham, salami and bologna.
On this visit, I found myself more in the mood for a pasta dish, although I considered some sandwiches, including the Beef Gyro, the Philly Pizza Steak and the Italian Sub.
The pasta entrees that competed for my attention included the Meat Lasagna, Baked Penne, Manicotti, Chicken Fettuccini and Spicy Shrimp and Chicken over Penne.
When I did decide, I went with a traditional Italian dish — Pasta with Meatballs. Diners can choose from spaghetti, fettuccini, angel hair, bowtie or penne pasta to accompany the homemade meatballs and marinara sauce of this dish. I chose the angel hair pasta.
My friend selected the Chicken Penne Gorgonzola, although he also considered such dishes as Chicken Milano, Veal Parmesan and Cheese Ravioli.
All the pasta dishes are served with garlic bread, and for an additional dollar, diners can add a house salad to their meal. We both choose to include a house salad. These salads consisted of mixed greens and tossed with cucumber slices, tomato slice, red onion and croutons.
A slight mix-up meant that our salads arrived at the same time as our entrees. However, since I enjoy having some salad with my main meal, this was not really any inconvenience. The service was fast throughout the whole meal, and our server checked with us on several occasions to refresh drinks and to determine if we required anything else.
Our main meals tasted great. The thin angel hair pasta for my meal was prepared perfectly. The three meatballs that topped the mound of pasta tasted somewhat mild. I might have preferred a meatball with a little more zestiness, but they actually went nicely with the light marinara sauce. This sauce at Primos has attained a good balance and is neither too acidic or too sweet.
I also sampled a couple of bites of my dining companion's Chicken Penne Gorgonzola. This was an extremely flavorful dish that starred tender chicken, sauteed mushrooms and garlic, all smothered in a fantastic creamy gorgonzola cheese sauce and garnished with fresh Roma tomatoes.
I finished all my meal at the restaurant, but my dining partner did need a carryout box to take home some pasta and garlic bread.
Even after these filling meals, we found just enough space to make it possible to share a dessert. The options for sweets during our visit included Chocolate Cannoli, Baklava, Tiramisu, New York-style Cheesecake, Raspberry Cheesecake and Mocha Cheesecake.
We chose the Tiramisu. This light dessert was easily shared between the two of us. The origins of this traditional Italian dessert are not clear. The Italian cities of Siena and Treviso both lay claim to being the place of origin for this layered dessert, which also features such key ingredients as ladyfingers (cookies) soaked in coffee, layered with a whipped mixture of egg yolks and mascarpone cheese, and flavored with liqueur and cocoa.
The version at Primos is both light and refreshing, and we found this sweet treat a great way to end our meal.
Primos also offers a kids menu, which makes the restaurant a worthwhile destination for families looking for a place that everyone can enjoy. If you visit, let them know they came recommended.
AT A GLANCE: Primos, 100 Rocky Bottom Drive, Unicoi. 735-1100. Sunday-Thursday, 11 a.m.-9:30 p.m.; and Friday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Dinner entrees range from $7.99-$16.99. Credit cards accepted. Carryout available. Catering services available.

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ISHPEMING - Defense was the name of the game for the Ishpeming High School girls' basketball team Friday night.
The Hematites put the clamps on visiting Manistique, taking a 47-19 Mid-Peninsula Conference triumph.
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WATERVILLE -- Volunteers are out ringing the bells and collecting money as part of a goal of raising $60,000 for the Salvation Army Waterville Corps' annual kettle campaign.
Salvation Army bellringers Gary Mullins and his wife, Jean, at right, greet shoppers as Carol Noel helps her grandaughter, Peyton, drop money in the kettle at Elm Plaza in Waterville on Monday. "People have been very generous," Gary Mullins said.
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Donors are generous, as they typically are during the holiday season, but the needs are increasing, he said.
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In Waterville, volunteers are ringing bells between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. outside Walmart, Kmart, J.C. Penney, Shaw's supermarket, Marden's Surplus & Salvage and Maine Made & More, according to Dickson. People also are giving at a kettle at Walmart in Skowhegan.
The local Salvation Army primarily serves people in Waterville and Winslow, but if others ask for assistance, the army refers them to someone who can help.
Part of the money collected in Skowhegan stays in that town, Dickson said.
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Businesses and organizations also host Salvation Army Christmas giving trees so employees may buy gifts for needy children.
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Good Stuff! – This place is great for people looking for Mediterranean food in a great atmosphere. They have an outstanding list of wines, and even a retail wine shop-- very cool. It so much fun to plan a girl's night out and shop at Levis and then come here for some appetizers to share! Thinking about having my family party in their private room. It's very nice!
Best Middle Eastern in Toledo – I've enjoyed many of the local Middle Eastern restaurants in Toledo, but Poco Piatti is a little hipper and in a much better location. The food is incredible and they also have tapas and Greek food that spices up the menu. It's also a great place to get cocktails and they have live music certain nights of the week. If you like hummus, that flaming cheese appetizer, grape leaves etc. check out Poco Piatti.
Ain't What She Used to Be... – I used to love this restaurant. When it was located on Monroe Street. When it served unique, rotating menu items. When said food quality was solid, not hit or miss or missssss. This last visit to the Perrysburg location was my last.
After several return trips where we were served rudely...at the bar...and horribly in a booth...I had to sit through a dinner with visiting relatives. The service was awful. We arrived on the hour. We were not greeted at our table until 25 after. Our drinks weren't served until 40 after. By the BARTENDER! The rest of our service was spotty at best. Leaving us to request help from other employees.
The food was good, but not consistent. And I truly used to love this restaurant. We celebrated several graduations and birthdays at Poco over the last five years. I was most disappointed that we had invited our "out of the country" guests to a local haunt that displayed such poor service.
Go to the Beirut instead! – God help you if you decide to try the Markouk Chicken Wraps, they are aweful! They taste like old fish! We were there on a wednesday, and it was slow, but they still sent the wraps out with burnt edges! Another dish we tried as the Mujadara, it wasn't bad it just lacked spice and salt. It was just plain boring. The Calamari Fritti was prepared well, but the accompanying sauces were bland and boring. There was a marinara that would have been done some justice had it been made spicy, and searved warm. The problem was what grease was present on the calamari just overpowered the marinara. It also came with a garlic mayo which is ok, but between the two sauces it was a downer. We tried the greek potoatos from the sides menu, they were good but how hard is it to cook potatoes? My recommendation is that the menu needs to be upped before they even think of continuing. It's just really bad food in a nice setting. Paying for ambiance does not fill my belly!
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Survey: Vermont homeless population increases by 9 percent
Vermont's homeless population grew by 9 percent this year, according to a report released Wednesday by two anti-homelessness groups.
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Law Enforcement Officials Bust Two Underage Drinking Parties
Law enforcement officials who are part of the the Chittenden County Stop Teen Alcohol Team program conducted a proactive patrol to try and curb underage drinking on Saturday.
VTDigger/Castleton poll: 65 percent of voters want revamp of property tax system
The Castleton Polling Institute conducted a poll for VTDigger on education issues.
Rains in northern New England add to flood threat
Heavy rains and melting snow and ice pushed rivers toward or above flood stage around Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine on Tuesday and flooded some roads in the region.
CCTA Board of Commissioners faces post-drivers'strike questions
The Chittenden County Transportation Authority's Board of Commissioners held its first post-strike meeting early Tuesday morning following the end of a three-week bus drivers' strike that affected about 9,700 riders.
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All of Burlington's starters return on defense and attack. "There are a lot of expectations amongst the kids and you still have to execute on the field," Arcovitch said.
ESSEX RESIDENTS - United Way's Volunteer Connection staff will be at Brownell Library on Tuesday April 22 from 4-5 pm to talk about volunteering options.
Four rabid animal cases reported in Chittenden County in past 10 days
Even Vermont's most populated area is not free from the threat of rabies. The last four animals that have tested positive for rabies, all raccoons, were trapped in Burlington and South Burlington.
Whalon pleads guilty to 2011 murder of Burlington man
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The Chittenden Unit for Special Investigations is investigating the death of a 15-month-old boy they said died last Friday in Winooski.
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The Chittenden County Transportation Authority buses are back up and running Friday after a tumultuous battle between drivers and management which raged on for 16 days.
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Meleagris gallopavo (wild turkey)
This wild turkey track shows the detail of the pattern on the toes very well. The pebbly texture of the toes is similar to that found on porcupine and raven tracks. It is hard to see unless you find the track in good mud or fine soil.
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THE Defqon.1 Australian music festival, a visual and musical spectacular, will light up Penrith for the fourth year in a row at the Regatta Centre this Saturday from 11am to 10pm.
More than 20,000 people from around Australia and other countries will descend on the Penrith Lakes which will be turned into an extravagant party island.
With a massive main stage that took two weeks to build along with six other custom-designed stages, there will be no shortage of dancing and fist-pumping action. The over-18s event will feature 77 international and Australian artists to cater for a variety of unique musical tastes. Some of the biggest names in hardstyle music will appear, including the Headhunterz, Wildstylez, Toneshifterz, Zany and Code Black. A spokeswoman for the organisers, Q-dance, said festival-goers can expect a total immersion in music, elaborate and artistic costumes and special effects — pyrotechnics and laser-light shows. "It's Australia's most innovative hardstyle music festival," she said. Kimberly Andrews, of Emu Plains, went to Defqon.1 in 2011 and said it was the best festival she'd ever been to. "It overrides all other festivals," she said. "The atmosphere, the music and the people are absolutely amazing."
Ms Andrews will dress in fluffies, fishnets, a corset and candy and is looking forward to seeing some of her favourite artists perform. "I can't wait to see the Headhunterz on the main stage."
Penrith is the only Australian host of the Defqon.1 festival, which won the inthemix Best Music Festival award in 2009 and 2010.
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Justin Bieber Smoking Weed: All Good, According to The Game!by Hilton Hater at .
Reactions continue to pour in following the release of Justin Bieber weed photos.
With some fans of the singer actually cutting themselves in disturbed response to this news, rapper The Game has now offered his take on the situation.
"Let's keep it real," The Game told TMZ yesterday. "There's a lot of people in high positions... who smoke a little weed sometimes."
Still, this doesn't mean the artist is letting Justin off the hook. He made it clear:
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mot being funny but its up to justin bieber what he does, it not going to affect you it going to affect him, so i dont get why people are cutting themslves over it! its not a big deal or anything, its a bit of wwed. WOW. i love justin bieber dnt get mewrong, but i dont get why people are punishing themslevesbecause something he did, its not a big deal! hes nt dying or anything, hes still here. js
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'Coronation Street' has had to edit upcoming scenes due to the recent death of Stone Roses' fan Christopher Brahney.
Brahney went missing after seeing the band play one of three homecoming gigs at Manchester's Heaton Park. His body was found on Monday 9 July at Salford Quays.
The 'Coronation Street' scene in question would have involved the discovery of a body in a canal, but producers decided to edit the scene out of respect for the 22-year-old's grieving family.
An ITV spokesperson said: "What we have removed is multiple references to a body being found in a canal. We have made the change so the finding referenced by a policeman is now broader, simply a body being found, no reference to where.
"Like many others, we were extremely saddened by the news of his death, and our thoughts and condolences are with his family."
Scripted and filmed weeks ago, the scenes from this Friday's episode concerns missing Peter Barlow (Chris Gascoyne). A body is found and reported to Peter's father Ken as someone matching Peter's description, but it ends up not being his son.
The Stone Roses, who sold out three nights on 29 June, 1 July and 2 July, appealed for help following his disappearance and have since offered their condolences.


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COPENHAGEN, March 30 (BSS/AFP) - Eurozone nations are set to lash today over boosting the zone's "firewall" against its debt risis, as Spain's fiscal woes stokes fears that the bloc could et be pitched into a new emergency.
Under huge international pressure, finance ministers from he 17-nation currency zone gather for a two-day meeting in openhagen to consider ways to bolster defences against a esurgence of the worst economic crisis in the bloc's history.
Ministers agree that the firewall needs to be strengthened rom the current maximum lending capacity of 500 billion euros $665 billion) which the eurozone permanent bailout pot, the ESM, will have when it comes into force in July.
But member countries are divided over how much more money should be laid aside, with France and the European Commission eyeing near to a trillion euros in funds while Germany, Europe's top economy and paymaster, remains much more cautious.
According to well-placed European sources, there are three main options on the table.
These alternatives would boost the headline figure by anywhere between 700 billion and 940 billion euros but will likely also include money already pledged to debt-wracked countries such as Greece, Ireland and Portugal.
Eurozone officials, seeking a compromise, are proposing a formula that would give the bloc 940 billion euros for one year, sources close to the negotiations have told AFP.
The fund would be reviewed in the summer of 2013, and "if there is no need to keep this system, we would return to around 700 billion euros," one of the sources said.
Meanwhile, Europe's partners from Washington to Tokyo and including groups such as the International Monetary Fund want to see the bloc ring- fenced as effectively as possible against a new crisis that would affect the whole world.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) set the cat among the pigeons earlier this week by calling for a one-trillion-euro pot, which OECD head Angel Gurria calls "the mother of all firewalls."
And leading and emerging nations of the group of 20 (G20) have said they will only consider lending more to the IMF to combat the eurozone crisis if the bloc first stumps up enough cash to tackle their own problems.
Members of the IMF will meet in late April to consider a request to boost the body's lending capacity by $500 billion in case it is needed to bail out another eurozone country.
The eurozone meeting in Copenhagen comes amid violent turmoil in Spain as the government prepared to unveil more austerity measures to tackle a spiralling budget deficit in the face of a general strike.
Hundreds of thousands of protesters swamped Spain's streets on Thursday to back a general strike, marred by clashes in Barcelona.
Spanish borrowing costs have risen in recent weeks after Madrid admitted it had missed its 2011 deficit target of 6.0 percent of gross domestic product, reporting 8.5 percent instead.
Another thorny issue facing the ministers is to reach agreement on a raft of top EU appointments, likely to result in a difficult session of horse-trading.
The Eurogroup of eurozone finance ministers must find a replacement for its current head, Luxembourg's prime minister Jean-Claude Juncker, as well as a new member for the six-person executive board of the European Central Bank.
Current German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble is one possible candidate to replace Juncker but may run into resistance from some countries due to his hardline stance on deficits and austerity.
The current head of the central bank of Luxembourg, Yves Mersch, is seen as the favourite to clinch the ECB job.
However, a decision on the new Eurogroup head is unlikely at the Copenhagen meeting, with French Finance Minister Francois Baroin saying Paris would rather wait for the results of the French elections, on May 6.
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Welcome to the 2014 Historic Garden Week sponsored by the Garden Club of Virginia and the Virginia Beach Garden Club and the Princess Anne Garden Club. Celebrate spring by touring 5 private homes and one garden in the area of Alanton and Oak Hill Farm. Additionally 6 historic properties will be on tour. The Virginia Beach Tour showcases some of Virginia Beach's most beautiful residential views. Designers capitalize on the watery vistas from beautiful homes and graceful gardens. Gardeners delight in the long growing season. Live oaks, bald cypress and Spanish moss thrive at the northern limit of their range. Artists find endless inspiration in the natural beauty of the area. Art collectors, animal lovers, gardeners, are among the subsets that keep the beach an interesting place to live. A cold buffet luncheon will be available at the Broad Bay Country Club, 2120 Lords Landing, from 11 am - 2 pm ($15) , reservations requested (757) 757-496-9090. Special Activities: The Painted Garden- an art exhibit and sale at The Beach Gallery, 313 Laskin Rd. . The Tour will take place April 30th , 2014, and the Art Show will open April 12th- May 19th, 2014
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Track: Placed 10th in the 5,000 meter with a time of 20:47.24 at the outdoor RMAC Track and Field Championship … outdoor season bests/5,000 meter-19:07.21, 3,000 meter-11:45.10
Cross-Country: Placed 16th at the Rust Buster Invitational with a time of 16:09.85 ... placed 44th at the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championship with a time of 24:09 ... placed 96th at the North Central Regional with a time of 24:56.1
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Before UCCS: 4-year letter winner in Cross-Country ... placed 31st at the 2009 Colorado Class 4A State Championship with a time of 20:11.39 ... placed 155th at the 2008 Colorado Class 4A State Championship with a time of 23.09.2 ... 2-year letter winner in track and swimming ... 2010 2nd Team all-league 4A Colorado Springs Metro in the 3200 meter ... high School best/1600 meter run-5:53.75, 3200m run-12:18.44, and the 5000m run-20:11.40
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Personal: Major, Nursing ... graduated from Castle View High School with a 3.9 gpa... parents are Sharon and Scott Neher ... has a sister, Morgan ... was in the National Honor Society ... won the world language NHS award ... desires to continue running after college and become a nurse ... hobbies include dance-ballet
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|March 28, 2013
|Neher, Andrews Compete in 5Ks at WashU, San Francisco
|The University of Colorado Colorado Springs women's outdoor track and field team will enter runners into distance events for the first time in the early season the Mountain Lions compete at the Washington University Invitational in St. Louis and the San Francisco State Distance Carnival today and tonight.
|March 22, 2013
|Neher Runs Personal Best in 5K at Washington University
|Madison Neher lowered her personal best by more than 20 seconds in the 5,000-meter run with 18 minutes, 44.64 seconds for the University of Colorado Colorado Springs at the Washington University Invitational tonight.
|November 7, 2012
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|A third-place finish at last weekend's NCAA Division II South Central Region Championships moved the University of Colorado Colorado Springs women's cross country team into No. 11 in the new U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association National Rankings released this afternoon.
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|COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Madison Neher led four Mountain Lions who earned All-RMAC honors as the No. 15 University of Colorado Colorado Springs women's cross country team finished third at the 2012 RMAC Cross Country Championships this morning at Monument Valley Park. It's the best conference finish since 2006.
|April 18, 2011
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|The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs track team was California dreamin' this past weekend and woke up with another national qualifying mark, four school records and 21 personal bests.
|November 20, 2010
|No Qualifier, This Year, for the Cross-Country National Championship
|The Regional is the race that matters the most of all races on the cross-country schedule and after the regional the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs will not have any representatives at the NCAA D-II National Championship. Mike English placed 29 in the men's race and was 22 seconds short of gaining an individual qualifying spot to the National Championship.
|November 6, 2010
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|Both men's and women's team placed seventh at the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championships in Las Vegas, N.M. on Saturday.
|October 2, 2010
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Horizontal Violence:
The Effects of an Interventional Program on the Registered Nurse's Perception
in a Magnet HospitalBy Sherri Stroud, MSN, RN,
The research question for this study is: Does the implementation of an interventional program on horizontal violence(HV) affect the perceptions of registered nurses in a magnet-designated hospital?
The assessment and measurement of horizontal violence among nurses is challenging due to differing perceptions about whether this phenomenon exists. One nurse may view an episode of negative workplace behavior as simply "the nurse being stressed out," while another may define it as horizontal violence (Stanley, 2007).
Nursing literature defines horizontal violence as "nurses covertly or overtly directing their dissatisfaction inward toward one another, toward themselves, and toward those less powerful than themselves" (Griffin, 2004).
There are both physical and psychological consequences of horizontal violence for nurses and healthcare organizations. The organization suffers because nurses lack the initiative to perform their job well, they use more sick time, and staff turnover is increased. There are more complaints from patients and relatives in these organizations. Nurses themselves have reported illnesses such as depression, anxiety, and posttraumatic stress disorder. Nurses have also reported experiencing physical symptoms to horizontal violence such as weight loss or weight gain, hypertension, cardiac palpitations, and irritable bowel syndrome (Rowell, 2005). Research has also shown that nurses who report the greatest degree of conflict with other nurses also report the highest rate of job burnout and turnover (Thomas, 2003).
The purpose of this research study is to examine how the implementation of a training program for registered nurses directed toward horizontal violence can impact their perceptions of this behavior. It is hoped that by raising nurses' awareness of the issues and behaviors of horizontal violence, the destructive cycle of this behavior can be broken. This will allow nurses to feel empowered to bring about significant change in their working relationships and their overall work environment.
The analysis of the results of the scores for participants in this study reveals that the participant's perceptions of HV in the workplace were increased on 8 of the 11 questions after participating in the HV Interventional Class. Three questions showed no change in the nurse's perception, while no questions showed a decrease in perception. This suggests that there was a strong impact on the perceptions of HV among the nurses who participated in the HV education. Through the use of HV interventional training, nurses can be empowered to bring about significant change in their working relationships and their overall work environment.
Research Impact: Sherri Stroud, MSN, RN has orchestrated training classes for nursing and allied health personnel at SRHS to raise awareness of the issues and behaviors associated with Lateral Violence among and between health care workers. This endeavor was started approximately two years ago. Ms. Stroud worked with our Employee Survey developer/author, Dr. Wayne Boss, (Leeds School of Business, Boulder, Colorado) to develop a Lateral Violence questionnaire that was incorporated into our bi-annual employee survey. Areas shown to have higher Lateral Violence scores were offered training first. To date, over 3000 SRHS employees have been trained in identifying, surfacing and managing Lateral Violence behavior in the workplace. This heightened awareness of Lateral Violence behaviors in the workplace has resulted in a significant culture change within our organization, as evidenced by the positive shift in the bi-annual employee survey results related to Lateral Violence. This culture change has not only decreased the negative effects of Lateral Violence on retention at SRHS, it has empowered nurses as well as allied personnel, to bring about positive change in their working relationships and their overall work environment.
Submitted by: Susan Duggar, MSN, RNChief Nursing Officer, Vice President of Nursing
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Jim Bowen: You Can't Beat A Bit Of Bully
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2005
The legendary host of Bullseye and star of The Comedians in a show crammed with riotous tales of life behind the dardboard. Including 'Ask Jim', it'll be Super! Smashing! Great!
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Though you might think of him as from another era, Jim Bowen is very much a product of todays celebrity-obsessed culture. Hes only famous for hosting a cheesy, low-rent game show, and even then not brilliantly well, because its acquired cult status and a place on the satellite TV rota.
Of course, he started as a comedian on the working mens club circuit but whether he was any good or not has been forgotten; hes the guy who to this day shares a stage with a cartoon bull.
He starts with a clip from his appearances in Phoenix Nights and in the Amarillo video alongside Mr Blobby (the real one, not a cruel nickname for the chubby, lowbrow Peter Kay), lest anyone, god forbid, think hes not working these days.
And once on stage, things start pretty much as youd expect: with a parade of gags youve heard before. Told well enough, but nothing exceptional. Anyone, you think, could do this and given the materials old and generic, would have equal right to.
But behind his Northern bluff, 67-year-old Bowens astute enough to have realised the comedy world has changed. He acknowledges his generation just used to do gags while of todays generation, he graciously concedes: They are creative we werent.
He doesnt sound bitter about it, either, genuinely impressed at the effort it takes to be a stand-up today. Though you do sense a bit of regret when he reminisces that mother-in-law gags and, possibly other non-PC jokes wouldnt be acceptable now.
But once hes found his comfort levels with that old stuff, he relaxes into more anecdotal style, and the show is all the more better for it. The first is a much-told tale about Tommy Cooper meeting the Queen after a Royal Variety Performance, but finally, after all this, Bowen gets round to talking about himself.
There are a couple of road tales from his life as a gigging comic, and then what everyone came to hear anecdotes from Bullseye. It was bloody crap, is his verdict, and the room seems to agree. But we still kind of loved it.
That same relationship between Bowen and audience rings true today. We know hes not really up to all that much but we suspect hes well aware of that fact too so bit of self-effacing charm and modest good manners, and we warm to the old bugger.
The yarns he spins from the Bullseye days are rich with that same knowledge that this was no work of art or intellectual endeavour. He takes the mickey out of the contestants slow-wittedness, the corny catchphrases or the fact that Bullys star prize was always a damn speedboat; ideal for a Barnsley housing estate.
Its all a bit of affectionate eye-rolling at the dross they produced, and its hard not to be won over by the tacky charm. Theres a nagging concern about the stereotypes he still trades on his producer was gay, and this extravagantly camp and predatory, and theres a long story about two Irish contestants who are as stupid as they are drunkards.
But overall, its surprisingly entertaining, and likely to stand him in good stead on the lucrative after-dinner speaking circuit he mentions at one point. It might be a slightly odder choice for an Edinburgh Fringe show but then when has the Fringe not embraced odd?Reviewed by: Steve Bennett
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I enjoy the way Telluride exists on the edge between the social/civilized world of the arts and the natural world . The international standard and quality of music, film and arts within a socially viable mountain town being surrounded by wild lands offers a real contrast that is hard to find. I like the interplay of these expressions the best.
What would make for a better Telluride?
"If this ain't heaven, heaven can wait!" Better seems a dangerous way of going about "improving" a collective experience. A better library, oh done that. More accessible locally grown food, the farmer's market works well, except in the winter, duh. More bicycle riding opportunities, the bike path is fine, town riding is a dream. More people rooted in a simpler way of life.
What would make for a more sustainable Telluride?
After a quick definition check: sustainable means "to support from below", "capable of being continued with minimal long term effect on the environment", "relating to or being a method of harvesting or using a resource so that the resource is not depleted or permanently damaged". A "sustainable Telluride" would then "support from below" and not be a top heavy behemoth. Fortunately, there are empowered people in our community asking these questions and formulating solutions, step one. Other elements to work on would be food production- greenhouses with aqua-culture fish tanks, where the waste from the tanks feeds the garden beds. Then by utilizing the verticality of our slopes we circulate the water with solar pumps and then use the gravity to charge micro-hydro generators...... Although, this can be seen as airy fairy, "pie in the sky" dreamspeak, babble. My point here, is we need to figure out how to make better use of what we do have instead of being so reliant on importing in all the things we think we need.
On a national level what would be change you could believe in?
Why would I go to such great lengths to live away from the national level if I wanted to participate? I look forward to the day with amazement that I see "change" at a national level let alone believe in it. Think Cosmically, Act Locally!! So long as corporations are running America, change must begin with ourselves, one person at a time. Grass roots is the way to change the national level.
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The opportunity we have to effect the future generations with our conscious choices. There are so many ways to design and exploit our limitations. May we use our shrinking resources more wisely to create sustainable solutions that will outlive us.
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UT FLEX participants who have a PayFlex card will need to obtain a PIN to use the card at merchants who choose to process transactions as a debit rather than as a credit. PayFlex has provided a list of Frequently Asked Questions about this change, which includes information about how to get a PIN, what to do if you forget your PIN, what to do if you have more than one PayFlex Card, and more.
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What a fantastic start to summer we have had at Weinacker's! If you keep up with us on FaceBook or Twitter you may have noticed some of our recent posts about all the training our teachers have been experiencing. … Continue reading
Training Update
Last week's AMS training went great. It was said that the teacher, Ms Tabitha Anberg did a spectacular job. All of the students were very pleased with her performance. Ms Anberg introduced the work portion last week. She taught the importance … Continue reading
We have many exciting things planned for this summer. Our Infant / Toddler AMS training begins on June 3rd, followed by our AMS Administrator's training beginning June 27th. We will wrap up our summer training with AMS Early Childhood training … Continue reading
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Administrators Course Scheduled AMS Administrator's Credential Course Hello again everyone! I have another VERY EXCITING announcement to make. Houston Montessori Center has agreed to partner with us in offering the Administrator's Credential Course at our training center in Mobile … Continue reading
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Summer Training Scheduled Infant/Toddler and Early Childhood (3-6) Teacher Credential Courses Hello everyone! As you may know, we sponsored the Early Childhood Teacher Credential Course last year and the students are now nearing the end of their practicums. The … Continue reading
2013 US Chamber of Commerce Blue Ribbon Finalist
Weinacker's Montessori School is excited to be named a Blue Ribbon Small Business Award® winner for the year 2012 by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. To be recognized as one of 100 Blue Ribbon winners by the United States Chamber … Continue reading
WMS Wins People's Choice Award!
Weinacker's Montessori School was recently chosen by the readers of Lagniappe as the Best Nursery School in the Mobile Bay area. Lagniappe is a regional newspaper that specializes in current events and editorials covering topics of interest. It has a … Continue reading
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Teaching Training: Beginning July 9, 2012 Weinacker's Montessori School will be hosting American Montessori Society (AMS) training for teachers of children at the 3-6 year-old level. We have listed some questions and answers below to provide insight into the scope … Continue reading
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Children play on playground equipment at East Cobb Park. Resurgens has now surpassed the $1 million mark of donations distributed throughout the metro Atlanta area.
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The five Republican candidates vying to replace retiring northwest Cobb District 1 Commissioner Helen Goreham have revealed their thoughts on a proposed permanent 1-cent on the dollar homestead-option sales tax.
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WATERVILLE, Maine --- The Colby College winter athletic teams had 96 student-athletes named to the New England Small College Athletic Conference All-Academic Team on Thursday.
Women's alpine team finishes sixth in the country (03/08/2014)
PARK CITY, Utah --- The Colby College women's alpine team finished sixth in the country in alpine competition after the Mules had three skiers in the top 23 in the slalom at the NCAA Skiing Championships on Saturday at Park City Mountain Resort.
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Alpine skiers set for GS at NCAA meet Wednesday (03/04/2014)
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Barthold, Haskell, Whistler, Boardman NCAA bound (02/25/2014)
WATERVILLE, Maine --- Mardi Haskell (Holderness, N.H.), Jeannie Barthold (Lyme, N.H.), and Paige Whistler (San Francisco, Calif.) will make up a full team for the Colby College women's alpine team at the NCAA Skiing Championships and first-year Michael Boardman (Pelham, N.H.) will ski for the men.
Women's alpine team second again, men fourth at Easterns (02/22/2014)
MIDDLEBURY, Vt. --- The Colby College women's alpine team, behind a sixth-place finish from Jeanne Barthold in the giant slalom, finished in second place for the second straight day at the Eastern Championships on Saturday at Middlebury Snow Bowl.
Big day for women's skiers at Eastern meet (02/21/2014)
MIDDLEBURY, Vt. --- Mardi Haskell only had a chance for one slalom run in her first Eastern Championships, but the Colby first-year made it count with a 49.23 to finish second overall on Friday at the Middlebury Snow Bowl.
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HANCOCK, Mass. --- Michael Boardman was seventh for the Colby College men's alpine team and Jeanne Barthold added a top-10 finish by placing ninth in the women's giant slalom at the Williams Carnival at Jiminy Peak on Saturday.
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