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UAB School of Nursing nurse scientists believe that creating a healthier population has as much to do with prevention as treatment, and that education, communication and end-of-life care are just as critical as advanced technologies for treatment. An integral part of this is how straightforward the research is to translate into practice
The buzzword "high-touch" (as opposed to high-tech) was featured in a recent CNN documentary called Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare.
One of the newest outreach programs from the UAB School of Nursing— the Young Breast Cancer Survivors Network (YBCSN)—represents a marriage of high-touch and high-tech, combining internet and telephone information delivery with personal, targeted support for young survivors, their families, and their communities.
This new network grew out of sustained interprofessional research by Karen Meneses, PhD, RN, FAAN, who is the associate dean for research at the School of Nursing and co-leader of the Cancer Control and Population Sciences Program at the UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center. Meneses has been an oncology nurse specialist and scientist for more than 30 years. Specializing in survivorship, she had personally observed a trend toward younger breast cancer survivors.
A recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association brought that trend to the forefront, citing a small but statistically significant increase in advanced breast cancer survivors ages 25-39 over the past three decades.
The YBCSN is developing partnerships among providers, advocates, and organizations that (1) offer pre-menopausal survivors education and support; (2) increase public and family awareness about the special needs of young survivors; and (3) facilitate networking and education by developing a website for the YBCSN.
Part of a collaborative effort directed by the School of Nursing, the YBCSN is supported by the Women's Breast Health Fund of the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham.
It is a prime example of how treatment and education go hand-in-hand to promote health and wellness.
Health and wellness also applies in the end of life setting, especially in terms of quality of life for the patient and their caregiver. Over the past decade, Marie A. Bakitas, DNS, APRN, FAAN, professor of nursing and Marie L. O'Koren Endowed Chair, has worked to develop Project ENABLE (Educate, Nurture, Advise, Before Life Ends), a phone-based palliative care intervention for patients. Initial work has been done in an academic medical center setting and now she has received a grant from the American Cancer Society to study whether this phone-based palliative care intervention can help reduce access disparities for veterans, minorities and patients from rural areas that have advanced cancer.
Research shows that when patients with incurable cancer receive palliative care -- relief from the symptoms, pain and stress of illness -- along with regular cancer treatment, they have a better quality of life, as well as less symptoms and depression, and they may live longer. The American Cancer Society has set a nationwide objective to eliminate cancer disparities by 2015 and given that advanced cancer patients in rural areas are less likely to benefit from palliative services due to limited access and suboptimal care, Bakitas and her team believe this intervention will provide an innovative way for cancer centers in these areas to provide palliative care.
In the original ENABLE II study, a specially trained advanced practice nurse coached patients and their caregivers through a series of structured telephone sessions on topics such as problem solving, communication, symptom management and self-care, as well as medical decision-making. The participants had four weekly educational sessions and monthly follow-up sessions. In the June 2009 Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), Bakitas and colleagues published conclusive findings on Project ENABLE's effectiveness at a National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center in New Hampshire, its affiliated outreach clinics and a Veteran's Affairs medical center in Vermont. They now want to know if the intervention can be as effective for patients and their caregivers from rural areas, outside the reach of an academic medical center.
The project is targeting four communities representing rural geography and/or ethnic and racial diversity: Birmingham, Ala. (Birmingham VA Medical Center); Grand Rapids, Mich.; Spartanburg, SC.; and Bangor, Maine. Project teams at each site will work together over the next four years to tailor ENABLE to their individual communities.
The short-term goal is to learn the best way to bring palliative care services to patients and families to improve care and quality of life, as well as reduce the burden of cancer in these four communities and develop a toolkit that can be used to implement the model. The project's long-term goal is to make this project accessible to patients and family members in other non-academic community cancer centers across the country.
There are a variety of ways your philanthropic support can impact these translational research projects and the many others like them in the School of Nursing. Helping the School endow chairs or professorships, as well as program support funds, give you the opportunity to join us in continuing to lead the way in translational nursing research. Sponsorships are available for clinically based research initiatives and for innovative programs to support and sustain the transformation of nursing's workforce. You also can help expand research and teaching space for the nurses and nurse scientists today and in the future. For more information on how you can impact the health and quality of life of people around the globe, contact the UAB School of Nursing Office of Development and Alumni Relations.
Impacting the Workforce
The School of Nursing's innovative programs of teaching, research and service lay the foundation for quality nurses and nurse scientists who from the beginning positively impact the workforce and the quality of care patients receive.
One such program is the Accelerated Master's in Nursing Pathway (AMNP). It provides an option for students who have a bachelor's degree or higher in a field other than nursing and are not registered nurses to pursue a nursing degree. This unique category of students is eligible for master's level admission to this graduate program once prerequisite nursing foundation course requirements are met.
The program has been developed in response to the growing need for well-educated, highly skilled professionals who can manage complexity within clinical environments. Upon completion of the pre-licensure phase of the program, students apply to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN). Students may work as an RN while completing requirements for their master's in nursing degree, which once completed, most are eligible to take a board certification exam in their chosen specialty.
Quality of care and patient safety are two of the most important tracks of research in the School of Nursing. Patient safety and quality care major concern for hospitals and lapses in patient safety have been attributed to a care environment that is chaotic, turbulent, and fragmented. Poor quality nursing practice environments in hospitals have been linked to patient deaths and other negative patient and nurse outcomes. Inadequate nurse staffing has also been linked to worse patient outcomes, however findings are not consistent across studies due to the imprecise measurements and lack of sufficient detail in available data sources. UAB School of Nursing faculty are leading the effort in assessing staffing impact on outcomes.
Patricia A. Patrician, PhD, RN, FAAN, Nursing Donna Brown Banton Endowed Professor in the School and retired U.S. Army colonel, has received a Tri-Service award from the U.S. Department of Defense for a two-year study to continue the analyses of the Military Nursing Outcomes Database (MilNOD) Project.
The study, "Workload Intensity, The Nursing Practice Environment, and Adverse Events" is investigating the effect of the nurse practice environment, as well as that of nursing workload intensity, on the relationship known to exist between staffing and adverse events in acute care hospitals. Working with her research team, Patrician is using previous models that predicted effects of staffing on outcomes and adding other variables (falls, falls with injury, medication administration errors, and nursing needle stick injuries) and will evaluate the possibility of both mediating and moderating effects of the practice environment. Additionally, her team will investigate whether the intensity of workload moderates the relationship between staffing and outcomes.
There are a variety of ways your philanthropic support can impact these workforce education and research programs and the others like them in the School of Nursing. Helping the School expand research and teaching space for the nurses and nurse scientists today and in the future through fulfilling the goal of an expanded building is the most transformational gift you could give to the school, its current and future students and faculty. Sponsorships are available for clinically based research initiatives and for innovative programs to support and sustain the transformation of nursing's workforce. You also can establish endowed chairs or professorships, as well as program support funds, giving you the opportunity to join us in continuing to lead the transformation of nursing's workforce in the 21st Century. For more information on how you can impact the health and quality of life of people around the globe, contact the UAB School of Nursing Office of Development and Alumni Relations.
Improving Access and Care Delivery
Collaboration in research and practice for better health and quality of life is one of the cornerstones of success at the UAB School of Nursing
To improve health care access and delivery for underserved people in Birmingham and central Alabama, in 2011 the School of Nursing partnered with M-POWER Ministries to create a nurse-managed PATH (Providing Access to Healthcare) Clinic, spearheaded by Cynthia Selleck, DSN, RN, FNP, associate dean for clinical affairs and partnerships.
The school recently received a three-year, $1.4 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to expand services at the clinic, located in an underserved Birmingham community. With this new funding, clinic hours have expanded, patient volume has dramatically increased, and a collaborative, team-based practice model is being fully developed. This innovative model involves interprofessional UAB faculty—as well as clinical and nonclinical providers—from nursing, social work, nutrition, optometry, medicine, informatics, and health information management. As faculty delve into the elements of high-performing teams, they serve as role models and educate their students in chronic disease management and care coordination. And as they deliver high-quality care here locally, they will be developing a model that can be translated, transforming care in other underserved communities globally.
Already, the clinic has had a powerful impact on the Birmingham community and on the UAB Health System. More than 1,500 uninsured diabetes patients received treatment at UAB Hospital in 2011, which was costly—about $70,000 per hospitalization. And because these patients lacked access to follow-up care after discharge, their health suffered, and many of them were readmitted, often multiple times. A partnership with UAB Hospital and a contribution to help support additional clinicians, supplies, and pharmaceuticals make it possible for the PATH Clinic to treat many of those patients in a more cost-effective, enterprise-wide, and personal way. Now, these patients have access to nurse practitioners and other health care professionals who see them frequently, building a relationship and educating them about lifestyle changes that will help manage their chronic disease and prevent others.
Helping the underserved and others in need of quality, convenient health care does not stop at the PATH Clinic. In mid 2013 the School of Nursing acquired the health clinic at The Foundry Rescue Mission and Recovery Center in Bessemer and began seeing patients – both residents of The Foundry and members of the community in need of health care.
The reopening of the clinic, renamed the UAB School of Nursing Foundry Clinic, was made possible through collaborative efforts of The Foundry Rescue Mission and Recovery Center, Selleck and Linda Roussel, DSN, RN, faculty in the School of Nursing. The clinic is staffed Monday through Thursday, by UAB School of Nursing certified nurse practitioners, as well as faculty members, Melanie Hallman, DNP, D'Ann Somerall, DNP, and Stephanie Hammond, MSN, and full-time medical assistant Stephanie Glasgow. Nicole Redmond, MD, a collaborating physician, and Lori Esber, a patient-care coordinator, work in the clinic. They provide primary care and urgent care for health concerns that might otherwise go untreated, including diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease, for patients ages 14 and older. There is also an education component to the clinic for nursing students. Students in the graduate-level nurse practitioner program will work alongside the three nurse practitioners, treating patients as they complete their training
There are a variety of ways your philanthropic support can impact the health and quality of life for people in Alabama and around the world. Sponsorships are available for clinically based research initiatives and for innovative programs to support and sustain clinical outreach. You also can establish endowed chairs or professorships, as well as program, support funds. For more information on how you can impact the health and quality of life of people around the globe, contact the UAB School of Nursing Office of Development and Alumni Relations.
Creative, State-of-the-Art Learning and Research Space
For the UAB School of Nursing to achieve its strategic priorities, we must continue to develop our assets. There are critical investments that need to be made in our students, faculty, facility improvements and special collections for this to happen.
One of the School's most critical needs is an expanded building. Our total student body has grown more than 200 percent since 2005 and our faculty has grown by more than 100 percent. We also have more than doubled our sustained research funding since 2005 and have contributed greatly to the body of nursing knowledge. To continue leading the nursing profession in the 21st Century more has to be done and we need more space in which to continue to grow in all facets of our missions of teaching, research and service.
One of our priorities is to build an expansion with connections to a reconfigured existing School of Nursing building that will create new state-of-the-art space for effective and flexible learning, work, and research spaces. This expansion will provide needed space for faculty and student growth, both of which are projected to increase by at least 25 percent over the next five years.
As part of this expansion we also would like to create a Center for Innovation in Nursing Education, which would house an executive/professional learning enterprise, complete with state-of-the-art technologies, simulation labs, and interdisciplinary teaching space that would educate the nurses and nurse leaders of the future. As part of the expansion we also would build interactive collaborating space for research to attract teams of the most promising nursing research faculty, and to attract highly talented, diverse doctoral and post-doctoral research fellows to UAB to help impact the most pressing health care needs of Alabamians and people around the world.
As important as the teaching, research and service provided on campus is how the School completes its mission off campus to positively impact the health of the community, state, nation and world. One way we can do this is through passing on our wealth of health information gathered through modern times throughout the nursing profession, and the UAB School of Nursing has the voice of the founder of modern nursing at its fingertips.
Nightingale left countless gifts to her profession, including a collection of 50 letters and more preserved in the UAB Historical Collections. Copies of these are now on permanent exhibit in the School of Nursing and their reach needs to be expanded. The School is working to build programming that reinforces the fundamental health principles that Florence Nightingale pioneered and demonstrate how those principles can be used to address the most critical health issues facing our communities today, implementing a community-based research and scholarly activity that inspires and motivates current nursing students and faculty to solve health-related issues facing Alabama's most vulnerable population groups. This effort also would increase public and family awareness of preventive measures to improve the health and well being of our city and state's most underserved areas and communities.
There are a variety of ways your philanthropic support can impact creative, state-of-the-art teaching and research space both on and off campus. There are naming opportunities in the renovated building, from the school itself, to the atrium, a floor or research area. Sponsorships are available for innovative programs to support and sustain outreach, or you could establish endowed chairs or professorships, as well as program support funds. For more information on how you can impact of students, faculty and the community-at-large, contact the UAB School of Nursing Office of Development and Alumni Relations.
Attract the Best and Brightest Students
The UAB School of Nursing prepares nurse leaders to excel as clinicians, researchers and educators. The School consistently ranks among the top nursing schools nationally by U.S. News & World Report for its pioneering hybrid graduate specialty programs. Similarly, the School is the leading producer of bachelor's, master's and doctoral degreed nurses in Alabama and the Southeast.
One of these nurse leaders prepared by the UAB School of Nursing making a positive impact on Alabama is Sheena Champion, MSN, ANP. Champion graduated from UAB in May 2011 and returned home to rural Wilcox County, Alabama where only three doctors serve more than 12,000 people. Champion works with Willie White, MD, at the Wilcox Medical Clinic in Camden, where her advanced training in primary care is sorely needed. Because Dr. White must divide his time between the clinic and the emergency room, any serious emergency at the hospital used to mean a two-hour wait for his clinic patients. Now Champion can care for clinic patients, consulting with White, who is within walking distance at the hospital. This is interprofessional teamwork at its best. White helps Champion understand the needs of the community and hone her assessment skills, while she, as a nurse practitioner, enables the clinic to offer better access to quality health care and improve patient outcomes.
Current students also are making tremendous impact globally. Third-year DNP student Olivia Bahemuka, MSN, RN, CTN-B, was recently awarded an Afya Bora Con¬sortium (ABC) Fellowship in Global Health Leader¬ship. She will spend a year in her native Uganda, playing a leading role in the ABC's efforts to transform care in developing countries. "Afya bora" is Swahili for "better health." The consortium is a partner¬ship of four American and four Afri¬can universities. Each year, it supports 16 African and four American medical and nursing graduates and public health professionals. This is the first time the ABC has allowed students outside of its eight-member schools to apply for the fellowship, which prepares trainees for leadership roles in government, the private sector, and academic health institutions in developing countries. Bahemuka came to UAB with a passion for com¬munity health and valuable experience as assistant di¬rector of nursing at an Area Health Education Center in North Carolina. She also had been leading annual trips to Uganda, where she worked on HIV/AIDS initiatives and helped establish a clinic in the Wakiso district. She said those experiences, coupled with UAB's emphasis on research, evidence-based practice, and quality and safety, prepared her to make a contribution globally. Her ultimate goals, once she completes her fellowship and graduates, are to return to Uganda to shape health policy; to improve health-care deliv¬ery; and to enhance nursing education globally.
To continue to move nursing education forward the School must be able to competitively attract diverse, high quality undergraduate and graduate nursing students to create the nurses and nurse scientists of tomorrow – and the leaders of the future. There are opportunities for you to help create scholarships and other philanthropic funding that can provide opportunities for deserving students to pursue education and research opportunities to advance the science of nursing and improve health and quality of life of people in the state, nation and world.
Helping the School expand research and teaching space for the nurses and nurse scientists today and in the future through fulfilling the goal of an expanded building is the most transformational gift you could give to the school, its current and future students and faculty. Sponsorships are available for clinically based research initiatives and for innovative programs to support and sustain the transformation of nursing's workforce. You also can establish endowed chairs or professorships, as well as program support funds, giving you the opportunity to join us in continuing to lead the transformation of nursing's workforce in the 21st Century. For more information on how you can impact the best and brightest undergraduate and grate students to the School, contact the UAB School of Nursing Office of Development and Alumni Relations.


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Sound and fury: cockney ducks and mimicking politicians
Language has always been more fashion than science: as Bill Bryson once said, the way we use it 'wanders around like hemlines'. A couple of weeks ago, the Washington newspaper the Olympian ran an article headed 'When visiting the South, please leave fake accent at home'. Its writer, Kathleen Parker, finds political charlatan accents among the most objectionable of linguistic trends, citing the Republican candidate Mitt Romney, who greeted a Mississippi crowd with "Mornin', y'all". Would Romney, Parker asks, greet an audience at a Jewish Community Center with: "Oy vey, did I ever enjoy my loxies and bagels this morning!"? Or African Americans with: "Yo, dawg, wassup?" Actually, yes, Parker concludes, remembering Romney approaching an African-American baby at a 2008 Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade. Pointing to the baby's necklace, he apparently asked: "What's happening? You got some bling-bling here!"
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Such attempts by politicians to get down with a particular portion of the electorate is nothing new. Tony Blair was regularly lampooned for his regular 'y'know'-ing when a familiar touch was required, while some phonologists have long claimed that the Queen herself is embracing the so-called sounds of Estuary English. In fact being a linguistic chameleon has its uses for every one of us, and for the young it is almost a requirement. For generations we have used one verbal lexicon for our parents, and a quite different one for our peers. We all know that we are what we speak, but fewer of us ponder the level of code-switching involved as we decide which of our various selves we wish to display. Most of this versatility involves the words we select, but accents can be flipped, too. As Romney showed, it is a difficult and risky task to manoeuvre. Professor Higgins and TV's Faking It aside, words can come and go, but sounds are a little harder to shift.
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The way we talk is deep-rooted; when we open our mouths, we express more than we think. Go to Yorkshire and you'll find villages where a local's sounds will tell insiders whether they were born in the north or south side of the high street. Even animals have their own dialect: a couple of years ago I reported on a Professor of Phonetics at London University confirming what West Country farmers have suspected for decades: their cows speak 'Zummerzet'. Their moos, the research showed, had a distinctive twang – as distinctive, in fact, as the Scottish crossbill, the bird which, sonograms can now reveal, attracts a mate from among the whole crossbill population by adopting a strong Highlands accent. There's more: the cockney quack of a London duck, we are told, is like a shout and a laugh, whereas Cornish ducks deliver more of a giggle. We may titter along with the ducks, but perhaps it's not surprising that animals absorb the sounds of their environment as readily as their human counterparts.
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Hearing full-strength Scouse from Number Ten may well still be light years away, but the opportunity is probably more real now than it has ever been. The one single certainty about English is change, and the maligned Brummies and Scousers can take heart from the fact that their day may be just around the corner – and the mimicry skills of politicians will meet their biggest challenge yet.


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Laws: Certain state laws can also affect your compensation as. Texas follows a "modified comparative negligence" rule, which means your recovery may be affected if you share some of the liability. For example, if you're found to be 40 percent at fault, your compensation will be reduced to 60 percent of the damages.
Our personal injury attorneys can help you navigate through these laws, which can have details and small print that may get complex and confusing. If you or a loved one has suffered a serious injury due to a major car accident or other personal injury claim in Dallas, we're here to help you and get you the compensation you deserve.
At Fielding Law, our Dallas injury lawyers are available 24/7 to help you get your life back on track – wherever, whenever, and however is most convenient to you. We only take a limited number of cases, so we can give our clients the time and attention they deserve. Our Dallas legal team sincerely believes that all of our clients deserve honest, friendly, and fair legal service.
To succeed in a personal injury lawsuit, the plaintiff must build a strong case with as much evidence as possible. This can include a medical report detailing the plaintiff's injuries and prognosis, a police report from the accident, and proof of the plaintiff's other damages resulting from the incident, such as receipts for repairing or replacing damaged property, receipts from securing alternate transportation, lost wages documentation, or other expenses. Texas courts allow plaintiffs in virtually all types of personal injury accidents to seek compensation for noneconomic damages, including car accidents, animal attacks, slip and falls, and defective product claims. However, the state of Texas limits general or noneconomic damages to $250,000 per claimant in medical malpractice lawsuits, or actions against physicians or healthcare providers (other than healthcare institutions). Generally, there are three types of damages that come into play in personal injury cases:
Special damages are the opposite of general damages. They refer to the economic, or financial, losses that stem from the defendant's act of negligence or wrongdoing. Special damages are the plaintiff's out-of-pocket expenses relating to the incident, including:
• Past and future medical expenses
• Lost wages and lost capacity to earn
• Property damage repair or replacement costs
A jury will listen to a plaintiff's case and calculate general damages based on the severity of the injury and the impact it will have on the victim's life, often using a multiplier of one to five to decide how much the victim deserves. Special damages, on the other hand, are easier to calculate because they refer to an exact dollar amount the plaintiff has and will spend.
Damages in Texas personal injury claims fall into two main categories: general and special. "General" damages, or noneconomic damages, are the intangible damages a victim suffers as a result of the defendant's actions. General damages come with a clear link between the defendant's breach of duty and the plaintiff's harm. Due to the "eggshell skull" rule, a defendant will be liable for all the plaintiff's general damages, even if the plaintiff had a preexisting condition that made his/her damages greater than the average person. General damages may include:
• Physical/chronic pain
• Scarring or disfigurement
• Amputations/disabilities
• Physical or cognitive impairment
• Emotional distress or mental anguish
• Lost quality of or enjoyment of life
• Loss of companionship and guidance
• Loss of consortium
A judge may award punitive damages to plaintiffs who suffer injuries and other damages due to gross negligence or willful, dangerous acts. For example, a driver who is intentionally racing on the highway, far above the speed limit, will likely face punitive damages if he or she causes an accident with another driver. This is a third type of compensation that exists less commonly in Texas personal injury claims.
Punitive damages aim to punish the defendant. The Texas courts will only award punitive damages in certain situations – those in which it finds the defendant guilty of gross negligence, maliciousness, or intent to harm. Cases involving criminal actions such as drunk driving or assault are most likely to receive punitive damages. Currently, no cap on punitive damages exists in Texas.
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Health food is expensive and lactose free yogurt is included! Oh well, that's the name of the game right now but I was really excited when I found out there was a way to make your own lactose free yogurt at home without a yogurt maker.
VIVO Starter Cultures has just been introduced to Canada and it's a product for making natural, healthy yogurt at home for children and adults.
This yogurt starter contains 17 strains of beneficial bacteria and makes it possible for anyone to make healthy yogurt with no sugar, additives or preservatives at home.
There are five different types of Starter Cultures available, each with a different benefit;
YOGURT-Ensures good digestion, boosts immunity
KEFIR– Improves metabolism, helps eliminate excessive weight
PROBIOTIC YOGURT– Restores microflora, contains 17 species of bacteria
BIFIKID- for children aged 2 and above, normalizes digestion
SLIM GIRL YOGURT– Improves nutrient absorption, good source of protein and calcium
The process is fairly easy, although I had a couple learning curves with it. The yogurts can be made with a yogurt maker or in a pot. There is an instructional video on their website as well as directions that tell you how to make it in a pot and yogurt maker. There is also a great instructional video you can find HERE.
You will need:
- Starter culture (1 bottle can produce between 1 to 3 litres of fermented milk)
- 1-3 litres of Lactose free Milk (Natrel, almond or soy)
- Cooking thermometer
- A (small) pot and a large towel or blanket.
And that's it! Easy peasy? Almost!
So I followed these instructions to a tee and left it out for 20 hours. I was disappointed when the next day my 'yogurt' was still as runny as a glass of milk. I was trying to figure out what went wrong and I thought maybe it had to do with the fact that I used an enormous pot. The second time around I used a much smaller pot, only kept it out for 18 hours and had better results!
The yogurt was still a little runny and after speaking to some company folks it turns out it's likely because I wrapped the towel around the side of the pot but not the top or bottom. Be sure to completely wrap the pot.
It tastes JUST LIKE plain yogurt you buy at the store! I like to add a lot to my plain yogurts so I had my first bowl with berries, walnuts, and a little honey for sweetener. It made for a delicious and very healthy snack.
I still have four other starter cultures to work with so I'm excited to keep tweaking how I do it to get yogurt of the perfect consistency. Who knew it could be so easy! This will save me a TON of money as two starter cultures cost $3-5 and makes 2-6 litres of yogurt!
If you want to buy some Vivo Cultures and try this at home, you can purchase them on their website or look for a nearby store that carries it. No stores in Lethbridge have it yet, so if you're around here, online is the way to go.
Have you ever made your own yogurt before?
Any tips for a newbie at home yogurt maker?
This post was written in collaboration with Vivo Cultures but my opinions (and inability to do things right the first time) are, as always, my own.


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This is a little pillow that is in K's crib. Babies like simple graphic shapes and I thought a bunny was a cute and fun animal to do.
This was made before I had my sewing machine, so it was appliqued on, and the pillow sewn around my hand- so tedious!


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You got to be kidding me?!
Yep, I am knitting... again. I did pick up the needles about a year ago and got bored after a while but I am now very excited to be creating things again.
I do feel that I need some sort of creative outlet and as I am woefully bad at drawing, painting, sewing, pottery (pretty much anything that would allow me to be creative) I turned to something that allows me to create in a very structured way.
I am learning to read the instructions (they call them patterns!), do different stitches and teaching myself at the art of self-control and wool management. (Made that last one up - but that should be a recognized skill - can I put it on my CV?)
I am also enjoying building myself a little library of knitting books, although I am trying very hard not to spend too much money on my new/old hobby.
The newly found motivation is probably partially down to the fact that my best friend had two babies a little while ago and it is so great to actually have someone to knit for. Especially when the people receiving the fruits of my labour are so tiny that knitting an entire outfit only takes a few hours.
I solemnly declare that I shall stay true to my stylish roots (ha!) and not knit any tat. All items will be tasteful, nice to look at and any person will have the right to refuse accepting them on grounds of personal taste.
Actually strike that last sentence - I shall be terribly offended if anyone says "thanks - but no thanks"!
Anyway, I am still in work but about to leave (will probably be told off for not coming home sooner and spending time on here but I just remembered that my Blog might just about still exist - pictures of completed projects might follow...) and looking forward to a quiet evening.
And some knitting...


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Welcome to the second post in our Mummyhood Made Easy Series. The series is all about making the lives of parents and nannies that little bit easier! This post is something that I'm sure many of you can relate to – meal planning!
We all want to feed our children healthy, nutritious meals that they'll actually enjoy, but when it comes to the end of the day, who has the energy left to decide what to cook, pick out a recipe and make sure you have all the ingredients?
Cynthia Ewer at Organized Home, explains that a menu plan saves money and time, as well as improving nutrition! So if you're feeling intimidated by just getting started, follow some of her simple advice.
The easy way to get started with your weekly meal plans:
Start off small: only plan one week of meals and see how that goes. Don't overwhelm yourselves trying to plan too far into the future. You might find that you're happy to repeat this menu plan every week!
Plan around your personal schedule: Keep in mind which evenings are busy in your house and which ones offer more time for cooking. Plan quick fixes like homemade pizza or leftovers on the busy evenings and fancy dinners for the evenings when you have time to go all out!
An amazing way to get your kids to enjoy meal times and eat those pesky veggies is by getting your kids involved in the menu planning process. Giving your kids choices and having them involved will also teach them some basic cooking skills that will serve them for life! Shaina Olmanson, at Food for my Family, describes how giving your kids a choice in the meal planning and exposing your children to their food before it arrives on the table helps lead to healthy eating habits in the long run. And you just might avoid a meal time meltdown!
Meal plan samples for you to choose from:
Now, on to the yummy! Here's a collection of nutritious, already built meal plans and delicious recipes to help get you started on your new menu planning. Use one of the prepared plans or create your own with any of the fantastic recipes below!
This 6 week meal planner includes favourites like chicken risotto, homemade fish fingers and chili con carne. It also helps to plan out how to repurpose leftovers from the night before into tonight's menu, saving you even more time!
This 4 week meat-free menu planner is perfect for vegetarian families or anyone wanting to cut down their meat intake. With delicious recipes for slow cooked potato casserole, vegetarian paella, and vegetable dhansak, you can use this planner as is, or pluck the individual recipes out to create your own planner.
Over on My Family Club, you can find a ton of one-week meal plans along different themes that are updated every week! There are plans for busy parents, balanced eating, time saving, and wholesome, healthy recipes, among others. The plans also come with a downloadable shopping list and tell you the price per meal and per portion!
Some recipe ideas:
If these planners don't cut it for you, here are some more healthy, child-friendly recipes to try:
Yummy fried rice is perfect when you have leftover rice.
Coriander and lime grilled chicken goes well with a barbecue.
This healthy version of nachos is fun and delicious for the kids.
Use any leftovers from your nachos above towards this yummy chilli con carne.
Super quick pesto salmon is great for busy nights.
You can throw everything together in a pot to cook this easy tomato and basil chicken.
This simple pork stir fry is ready in just half an hour.
I hope these tips help ease the stress around your meal planning- do you have any other tips to add or great recipes? We'd love to hear them please share them with us!
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India U-19 cricket team gets heroes welcomeAugust 28th, 2012 - 7:38 pm ICT by IANS
Mumbai, Aug 28 (IANS) The triumphant U-19 Indian cricket team arrived home to a euphoric reception here Tuesday afternoon.
As Delhi boy and skipper Unmukt Chand, who hit a match-winning unbeaten century in the final against Australia, came out of the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport terminal here, holding the trophy, celebrations broke out.
Local Harmeet Singh's relatives and friends also turned up in large numbers and carried a huge cutout of the spinner.
"I am very happy. We played well in Australia and won it. It's a proud feeling," Chand told reporters at the airport.
Asked if a national call is near, Chand said: "(Berth in the) Senior team is a long way away. Now there is an India A team (tour to New Zealand) where I have to perform. If I perform well, then let's see."
Chand is the third U-19 captain after Mohammed Kaif and Virat Kohli to lead the country to the under-19 World Cup title.
Chand has been included in the Abhinav Mukund-led India A squad that will tour New Zealand.
- Mukund named India A captain for New Zealand tour - Aug 10, 2012
- Uttarakhand's Rs.11 lakh for Unmukt Chand - Aug 29, 2012
- India seniors laud U-19 World Champions - Aug 26, 2012
- Chand to lead India in U-19 cricket World Cup - Jul 03, 2012
- ICC U-19 World Cup Final: Australia lock horns with India (Preview) - Aug 25, 2012
- Chand to lead India in U-19 Asia Cup - Jun 04, 2012
- U-19 World Cup: India set up title clash with Australia (Lead) - Aug 23, 2012
- Under-19 cricketers' welcome ends in chaos in Kolkata - Aug 29, 2012
- Unmukt hopes for an amicable solution with St. Stephen's - Aug 31, 2012
- 16 teams named for next month's U-19 cricket World Cup - Jul 12, 2012
- U-19 victory: Unmukt Chand hails team effort - Aug 26, 2012
- Scoreboard: India vs New Zealand, U-19 World Cup, Semifinal - Aug 23, 2012
- U-19 World Cup: India pip Pakistan to enter semis (Lead) - Aug 20, 2012
- ICC U-19 World Cup: India-Pakistan clash for place in semis - Aug 19, 2012
- Indian diaspora basks in U-19 win glory - Aug 30, 2012
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Speed would not appear to be an issue for Chiefs rookie running back Knile Davis. After all, we're talking about someone timed at 4.37 seconds in the 40-yard-dash at the NFL Scouting Combine.
However, Chiefs running backs coach Eric Bieniemy reportedly believes Davis can become even faster on the field.
As Davis told KCChiefs.com, it comes down to arm movement. Bieniemy, Davis said, has encouraged the rookie tailback to focus on "keeping my arms pumping."
Said Davis: ". . . I had a tendency, when I first got here, to drop my arms and I would slow down, but he's shown me little techniques to help me get out of my cut, run faster, how to stretch the field and showing me the different concepts of why I'm doing it; not only did he tell me the detail and correct it, but he let me know why I'm doing it and I put it all together.
"The NFL is big on knowing what you need to do and knowing why."
One more obvious area in which is Davis can improve is his ball security. He fumbled 13 times in less than 400 career touches at Arkansas, per Pro Football Weekly's 2013 Draft Preview. The hunch here is that if Davis wants to show he's increased his speed, he'll first need to show he will hold onto the ball.


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Ed Rose and his brother George opened Rose Athletic Goods in Buffalo NY in the 1890's. They specialized in athletic sweater and hosiery. They encountered financial troubles in 1898 and filed for bankruptcy protection. They survived that mostly intact and eventually George moved on to New York City and Ed moved to a different location in Buffalo as Ed Rose Athletic Goods. After Ed Rose died in 1923, his son took over the business. I saw a listing for that company as late as 1951.
Two Rose brand gloves have surfaced to my knowledge, one recently on ebay.
The first is an Ed Rose brand 1920-30's three finger "High School" model.
Below is an earlier Rose Athletic Goods "Big Leaguer" mitt circa 1915. It double tagged with the Rose and D&M cloth patches.


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The last will of Thomas Murphy Late of St. John's, Carpenter, deceased.
This is the last will and testament of me Thomas Murphy of St. John's in the Island of Newfoundland Carpenter made this seventeenth day of June A.D. 1903. I give devise and bequeath to my daughter Agnes Hoskins all the property of every description whatsoever of which I shall die possessed to have and to hold the said property unto my said daughter for ever I appoint Samuel Joy of St. John's trader the executor of this my will.
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Since returning to Maine in 2007, she's taught all over southern Maine and is on faculty at Casco Bay Movers. As the director of Portland Youth Dance's hip-hop crew, Dynamix she aims to share hip-hop culture and history within her community. Current outreach work includes Mayo St. Arts, The Boys & Girls Club, Learning Works, Free Summer Lunch & Slim Peace. She's performed with indiedanceworks, Truform, Portland Ballet and for Maya Angelou.


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WASHINGTON - Kelly Costello and Fabiola Morales had a storybook wedding in the summer of 2011, with white gowns and 12 bridesmaids. Their fathers gave them away at a Unitarian ceremony here, and both extended families were on hand for dancing and champagne afterward.
WASHINGTON - Kelly Costello and Fabiola Morales had a storybook wedding in the summer of 2011, with white gowns and 12 bridesmaids. Their fathers gave them away at a Unitarian ceremony here, and both extended families were on hand for dancing and champagne afterward.
But because of a law that denies federal rights and benefits to same-sex spouses, the Potomac, Md., couple soon could be forced to live 4,000 miles apart. Morales, a registered nurse with two U.S. academic degrees, is a native of Peru. If she were a man, Costello could automatically sponsor her for a green card. But because they are both women, Morales could become deportable as soon as her student visa expires.
"We love each other. We want to share our lives and raise a family and be happy like everyone else," said Morales, 39, who came to the United States six years ago and has been hopping between work and student visas. "Our families are very supportive. We are good people, and we have worked hard to make a contribution. We deserve equality."
Morales and Costello, 30, an elementary-school teacher, are among a growing number of binational gay couples who are caught between state laws that allow them to marry and federal laws that bar the U.S. citizen spouse from sponsoring the immigrant spouse for legal residency. Advocates estimate that more than 36,000 such couples are in the same situation.
The 1996 Defense of Marriage Act, known as DOMA, defines marriage as the legal union between a man and a woman. It denies gay spouses a long list of federal benefits, including access to pensions after their partner dies, and it blocks their right to immigrate through marriage.
However, 10 states and the District of Columbia have moved to legalize gay marriage since DOMA was passed. As the concept of same-sex legal unions has gained more public acceptance, a legal and political movement against DOMA has grown.
Two weeks ago, the Supreme Court announced that it would hear arguments on the law's constitutionality this spring, based on a challenge by the American Civil Liberties Union in which Edie Windsor, a widow whose same-sex spouse died, was forced to pay $363,000 in federal estate taxes that a husband would not have had to pay.
If the high court rules in favor of Windsor, it will wipe out the same section of DOMA that denies immigration rights to gay foreign spouses. In the meantime, a coalition of national rights groups and some lawmakers have asked the Obama administration to defer all pending green-card petitions for gay spouses until the Supreme Court rules.
"This law hurts same-sex couples in many ways, and immigration is one of the cruelest," said Ian Thompson, a legal adviser for the ACLU in Washington. He noted that when DOMA became law, it was mostly symbolic, because no states allowed same-sex marriage. "Today, you have thousands of couples whose legal marriages are not recognized by the federal government," he said. "Now, the harms are tangible."


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I broke into tears last night as I lay her down in her crib. This little one has always been so sweet, so snuggly, such a mama's girl. Her comfort is being in my embrace and so much of my comfort is holding her. She has touched a place of this mother's heart that didn't exist before she arrived as have all her siblings before her.
And, I feel some grief in the knowing that soon she won't be "the baby" in this house. Of course my grief is tempered with the delight and knowledge that our fourth will be an older sister to another amazing soul. Another child, another miracle, another person to love and hold, admire, and cherish.
"She won't be the baby anymore." I said to my husband through my tears. He reassured me that she's still small, she's still a baby in many respects. Even though there will be a shift in the house, she'll still rest easy in our arms, she'll still receive the love and attention that she needs, she'll still be carried close.
I remember it being harder when I was welcoming my third just 10 months after having our second. I remember feeling that his babyhood was being robbed - this child that I had desired. I also remember him being just fine.
The nurse told me, "It's often better when they're so little. They never remember what it was like before their smaller sibling came along. It's a rather seamless transition, because they're not jealous."
It's probably harder for a mother. The knowledge that time is slipping by and that this child with fingers yet so small, hair still thin and wispy, eyes as big as saucers, and rosebud lips is growing and someday will be a woman. That realization is the one that threatens to take your breath away.
I look at her and know that this time of her being the smallest is growing smaller by the minute. Each morning I bring her into bed with me for snuggles. I hold her close, read her books, kiss her head, and tell her how much I love her. I don't want to lose one precious second.
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Cherishing Babyhood
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awwwww....enjoy them as much as you can when you canReplyDelete
That would be hard, but oh how sweet it is to realize how big our hearts can actually expand.ReplyDelete
SO SO cute! :DReplyDelete
Life really do happen quickly, i have a hard time believing my baby is turning 12 this month, how did that happen so quicklyReplyDelete
I had similar feelings when we welcomed our third. I think you're right--we just cherish the moments. And we know as soon as the newest child arrives, we won't be able to imagine life without them.ReplyDelete
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Amazon is set to open its 13th fulfillment center in the UK at Tilbury, Essex (England), according to Internet Retailer.
The new fulfillment center will utilize Amazon Robotics technology, which has been shown to decrease the amount of time it takes to process orders. In addition, the technology will reduce the amount of space needed to warehouse goods. The fulfillment center is scheduled to open in 2017 and will employ roughly 1,500 people, bringing the total number of Amazon UK employees to 15,500.
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The parcel delivery industry — a segment of the shipping sector that deals with the transportation of packages to consumers — is booming thanks to e-commerce growth, and players outside the industry want a piece of the pie.
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