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Apartments Puerto Caleta(2 stars)Alcalde Juan Evora Suarez, s/n View on map
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A clean area for 'repeat offender'
- Recommended hotel
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- March 2014
We felt comfortable, we liked the cleanliness, a nice area to come back to, a service as it should be! read hotel review
- Hotel not recommended
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- December 2013
The condition of the room is not good, rotten exterior doors, terrace constantly with pigeon droppings dirty, Ants in the room, in the closet on the table, etc. Uncomfortable seating, shower stall falls apart and hundreds of other defects. One cannot recommend. read hotel review
Great holiday!
- Recommended hotel
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- August 2013
The apartment complex is very well maintained, and the houses are very sweet and mediterranean! I was very surprised what we received for that price! We had a large terrace and the apartment was very comfortably furnished! I would always go back! Mainly there were british and german! It is great located 3 minute walk to the main shopping street there are numerous restaurants and to the beach 4 minutes! read hotel review
Moderige rooms, grounds ok.
- Hotel not recommended
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Benefits: central, distance to the beach, playgrounds nearby, daily cleaning, friendly Cons: walls in all rooms moldy, accordingly musty odor, krankmachende humidity. Loud bar and road on the north side. Maybe rooms on the south side better. Klotaster, shower cubicle, shower head broken. 2 cockroaches eliminated. Hardly any children on the complex. In the place everywhere british kitsch, who likes it. read hotel review
Food nothing, therefore ok
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- February 2013
Our 3. stay here! Rooms are very clean. Shower a catastrophe (3 boreholes, and the shower hanging by seidenem thread). Küchenausrüstung ok... Hotplates last forever, until the warm (rather 3 weeks). Actually is the complex completely in the hands of the english, but not bad, we only nice people learned. read hotel review
What more could you ask for?!
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Great value for money. Were very satisfied and will book it again. Apartments with a terrace very spacious and well maintained, although a bit dated. read hotel review
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- What the hotel offersBlue Sea Puerto Caleta The Blue Sea Puerto Caleta Hotel is a perfect destination for families and couples looking for a comfortable accommodation in Fuerteventura next to a beach and other tourist attractions. The Blue Sea Puerto Caleta, is a hotel located in the Caleta de Fuste in Fuerteventura next to the beach and a noisy street boasting with restaurants, shops and bars. The nearest airport in Fuerteventura is just 6km from the hotel. All apartments have air-conditioning, a satellite TV, a safe box and a kitchenette with self-catering facilities. The hotel features its own swimming pool with a furnished terrace and leisure facilities such as a relaxation room, massage services, a jacuzzi, a sauna and a steam bath onsite.
- LocationThe Blue Sea Puerto Caleta apartments complex is located in central Fuerteventura in the Caleta de Fuste. The endless sandy beach is only 300m from the hotel and a famous shopping street with plenty of bars, restaurants and boutiques is 100m away.The nearest airport in Fuerteventura is just 6km from the hotel. Accomodation The Blue Sea Puerto Caleta Hotel offers apartments and rooms of different size, designed in the Mediterranean style and equipped with air-conditioning, a satellite TV, safe box, bathroom facilities with hairdryer, kitchenette with a microwave, coffee and tea making facilities and refrigerator.
- Food and DrinkThe Blue Sea Puerto Caleta features its own restaurant and pool bar. Guests can also prepare food by themselves as the hotel apartments has self-catering facilities and a mini market onsite. The hotel is also placed within walking distance of traditional restaurants specialized in Mediterranean cuisine and seafood.
- LeisureThe Blue Sea Puerto Caleta provides guests with a full complement of leisure facilities including a swimming pool surrounded by a sun terrace furnished with parasols and sunbeds. The hotel also has a wide range of facilities for relaxation like a relaxation room, massage services, a jacuzzi, a sauna and a steam bath. Guests can enjoy the vocation in the hotel snack bar, restaurant and garden. Golfers can find the nearest golf course just 2km away from the hotel. Other services The hotel offers a wide range of services including a safe-deposit box at the front desk, a currency exchange office, an onsite mini market and a car or bicycle rental.
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'Music from the Tip O' the Arrowhead' exhibit debuts in MayTue, 03/03/2015 - 1:38pm
"Music from the Tip O' the Arrowhead" is a new Historical Society exhibit featuring historical as well as current local music in our area. WTIP volunteer Mary Manning spoke with Carrie McHugh of the Cook County Historical Society about this exhibit on North Shore Morning.
(Photo courtesy of Cook County Historical Society)
Dog Days of Winter celebration on March 8Tue, 03/03/2015 - 1:03pm
You don't need a dog to enjoy the 'Dog Days of Winter' event this weekend. WTIP volunteer Yvonne Mills spoke with Cathy Quinn of Go Dog North Shore, and Mary Manning with Cook County Dog Mushers Incorporated, on North Shore Morning
The first-ever Dog Days of Winter is scheduled for Sunday, March 8th from 11 am until 4 pm at Trail Center Lodge on Poplar Lake. This day-long event features multiple dog sled races, skijoring races, snowman building competitions, snow sculptures and much more. Mushers and skijorers interested in participating in the fun run can register on-site the day of the event. The event is hosted by Trail Center Lodge, Cook County Dog Mushers Incorporated and Go Dog North Shore.
More information is available online at http://www.trailcenterlodge.com/dog-days-of-winter.html
Cook County has Maternal Child Health resources and servicesMon, 03/02/2015 - 4:05pm
Moms and other caregivers of new babies have a friend in Public Health. WTIP volunteer Sherrie Lindskog spoke with Public Health Nurse Allison Heeren on North Shore Morning
Grand Marais Public Library presentation offers Civil War 'Experience'Mon, 03/02/2015 - 3:30pm
The public can participate in Minnesota's Civil War experience through an interactive presentation being offered at the Grand Marais Public Library. WTIP host Jana Berka spoke with Arn Kind of Historical Experiences on North Shore Morning.
Mr. Arn Kind, from Historical Experiences, will be visiting the Grand Marais Public Library on Friday, March 6 at 6:00 p.m. to present an interactive program about Minnesota's involvement in the American Civil War.
A very important part of Arn's presentations are the artifacts, uniforms and equipment that participants are allowed to observe, handle, and interact with as part of their hands-on experience in living the history.
Birch Grove Community Center offers Go4Life fitness classesMon, 03/02/2015 - 9:55am
West End seniors have been enjoying winter by increasing attendance at the Birch Grove Community Center Go4Life fitness classes on Monday and Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. and lunch Wednesday at 11:30 a.m.
Go4Life is a National Institute of Aging and National Institute of Health program. It offers supportive educational material and focuses on balance, strength, endurance, and flexibility.
Birch Grove Foundation Director Caroline Wood leads the classes and offers individual consultations if participants have questions or concerns. Participants can also have a free online personal trainer. To learn more visit go4life.nia.nih.gov website or contact Caroline at the community center at 218-663-7977 or email email@example.com.
This local news is provided by Cook County News-Herald. Visit the community newspaper at www.cookcountynews-herald.com
EDA hears report on affordable housing needsMon, 03/02/2015 - 9:53am
Although the consultant gathering information on the affordable housing situation in Cook County had a somewhat dismal report of low wages and high housing prices he also said, "I don't want to be too negative."
Consultant Steve Greisert of Community Resource Partnership (CRP) gave the update over the phone at the Cook County/Grand Marais Economic Development Authority (EDA) meeting on February 10, 2015. Before he started, Greisert said he had visited a lot of towns that have a lot to offer—a lake or some trees or something to do—but Cook County "has it all."
Greisert said the only thing Cook County is lacking is affordable housing.
Greisert shared some demographic research, noting that in 2010, Grand Marais lost 21 families. He said that is kind of a "red flag." He also said only about 1 in 8 households have parents and kids. According to the census, 44 percent of the households are single-person residences. He said that likely means there are a lot of senior citizens instead of families. However, he added, that could mean a housing turnover in 10-15 years.
For now though it is a problem, especially added to the fact that wages in Cook County are low compared the state median. Another problem is that existing housing sale prices are high.
Greisert said by looking at building permits in the county, there has been significant construction, but it is primarily vacation properties. He said for households making less than $25,000 he could only find one property in that range.
EDA Board Member Hal Greenwood said one of the big problems in the county was lending issues. He said in rural areas it is difficult to find comparable sales.


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I'm passing this message along to you. It's from a commercial lettuce grower in Brazil and deals with growing methods and high temperatures. It's from Raul Vergueiro Martins and was posted recently on the HSA list site. You may find his comments useful.
Here in Brazil we deal every day with high temperatures, and our experience,
specially in
our North East regions, where day temperatures reach 42 Centigrade under
Our experience here, contradicts all the normal rules dictated and used in
the majority of
So I would advise you to consider what we make here.
1 - The lenght of the channels must never be larger than 12 meters, with a
minimum of 10
meters. The channels must be open at both ends, to permit a good air
circulation inside
2 - The slope of the channels must be at least 5%. The best lettuces I
know here, are
produced in channels with a slope of 24% at a hill side.
3 - Nutrient solution flow must be between 1,8 and 2 liters/minute.
4 - High Oxigen levels are a must, and a Venturi must be mouned in the
solution tank,
working with a separated pump (Never use the same pump used for the solution
as this can reduce the pump efficiency). The Venturi discharge in the tank
must be at a
minimum distance of 30 cm of the solution catching point, and at a maximum
of 50 cm. It
is said that there is no recovering of Oxigen in the channels, but this is
not real.
With high solution speed inside them, and with plants in the holes, we can
recover not
only the Oxigent lost to atmosphere, but also the one taken by the plants.
The greatest
loss takes place when the solution enters the channels.
The high solution speed, highly oxigenated, also keeps the roots clean from
5 - To reduce solution temperature and to keep it under the lower
temperatures possible,
not only the tank, but also all the pipes, must be buried.
To reach the best low temperature, you must make a hole in the soil, and as
you make it
more and more deep, measure the inside temperature, untill it it reaches a
stable level
whatever i the deepness of the hole. When you reach the stable
temperature, measure the
hole depth. That value
will be the depth you will need to use, to buri the pipes.
Here, 1,20 to 1,50 meters are common depths. It is interesting to note
that this
will be linear during Winter and during Summer.
Under these conditions, the solution will raise from the soil at the
entrance of the
channels, and at the discharge side, it will immediatly be carried to the
soil, thus
keeping it cool.
Making this, with short channels, from one extreme to the other of them,
your temperature,
in high Summer, will raise no more than one Centigrade degree during
It will cool again during night, if you keep the solution circulating 24
hours a day.
During Summer, it is advisable to keep the solution circulating 24
In my web site, you can see some photos of an instalation at Rio Largo -
Macei- Alagoas
Mr. Ricardo Mello, where we work with a constant temperature at the plant's
root of 30
Centigrade degrees.
At Rio Largo, the inside temperatures of the greenhouse are around 37 to 39
degrees. Look at the plants, and see the result.
These temperatures in the roots, contradict all we normally know about
temperatures needed
for the plant's roots.
6 - Nutrient solution concentration, during Summer time, must never be
higher than 0,8 mS,
and during Winter time, you can reach the maximum of 1,2 mS.
7 - You dont't need to use a greenhouse, but you will need to use it if your
rains are too
heavy. If you need to use a greenhouse, it should be an "Umbrella" type,
with an opening
on the roof in "all the greenhouse lengh" for hot air exaust.
The greenhouse side columns must have a minimun height of 4,0 meters, and
its sides should
be completelly open. You can use only white side shading cloth to control
insects and
excessive winds.
May be you need to use black or aluminized shading cloth on the roof.
8 - Don't use water nebulizers under the greenhouse.
10 - For you to evaluate the our plants transpiration, in our North East
regions, if we
work with a solution tank with 20000 liters, filled with 16000 liters of
solution, during
Summer, we replace around 6000 liters of water all days (4000 liters during
Such a tank feeds 3500 square meters of final growing benches with a plant
density of 12
plants (lettuce) per square meter.
11 - Keep a good distance between the centers of the plants, for a good air
For Veronica variety (a hybrid resistent to hot wether), a minimum distance
between plant
centers should be 30 cm. Veronica lettuce heads, here, normally reach 30
cm diameter,
weighting from 350 to 420 grams per head, after a growing cicle (considering
and final growing) from 35 to 45 days.
Here is a link that might be useful: Rauls website


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Charge your phone using pedal power with the K-TOR Power Box
K-TOR has added a new portable charging device to its lineup. The new Power Box puts your legs to work toward converting kinetic energy to electricity. Use it enough and you might just get your weekly workout. It is quite simply a pedal-powered generator equipped with a dual-pronged outlet so that you can plug in an AC adapter and charge your device directly from your leg power. The box works for devices rated 20W and below, including low-power netbooks, tablets, smartphones, video devices and portable game systems. Read More
Artguardian keeps watch on the gallery environment
While great works of art should be exhibited so the public can enjoy them, putting those pieces on display also puts them at risk. If environmental factors such as lighting intensity, temperature or humidity aren't in the optimal range, for instance, works can prematurely deteriorate as a result. In order to minimize the risks, three of Germany's Fraunhofer research institutes have collaborated to develop Artguardian, a system that monitors the conditions under which artworks are displayed. Read More
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Laptops, tablets, smartphones ... there are plenty of options out there when it comes to managing the constant stream of information we find ourselves faced with - here's another. Feedair is a personalized news tracker that fits in the palm of your hand and uses your smartphone as a controller (iPhone and Android apps are available) to push information via WiFi to the simple scrolling LED readout on the device. Read More
Elastic conductors made from carbon nanotubes
Whether it's touch-sensitive skin for robots, clothing made from smart fabrics, or devices with bendable displays, stretchable electronics will be playing a large role in a number of emerging technologies. While the field is still very new, stretchable electronic devices may have come a step closer to common use, thanks to research being conducted at North Carolina State University. Scientists there have recently developed a new method for creating elastic conductors, using carbon nanotubes. Read More
Facial recognition might be all the rage in giving computer systems the ability to ascertain the identity of individuals - what with most people having different facial features and all. But a team from the Hasso Plattner Institute in Potsdam, Germany, has taken a different approach to identify users of touch-based tabletop computers like Microsoft's Surface. Instead of focusing on the face, the team has looked in the opposite direction to develop a system known as Bootstrapper which distinguishes between users based on their footwear. Read More
Obtaining a high-quality 3D digital model of a physical object can be a fiddly process, that often requires considerable user input. German research and development company NEK, however, is attempting to make things easier, with its OrcaM Orbital Camera System. Users just place an object inside of its "reconstruction sphere," then the system goes to work, automatically creating a near-perfect three-dimensional recreation of the object. Read More
Power Bank two-in-one flashlight and phone charger
Though falling into that tiny category of things exhibited at CES 2012 that don't have an HD screen and aren't an iPhone peripheral, we did want to briefly mention Poldera's Power Bank Energy Holder. A combined LED flashlight and phone-charger, the Power Bank is one of those unassuming devices that may not be a head-turner, but is a good idea nonetheless. After all, if you have need of a portable phone charger, why not have one that can do something else useful too? Read More
Ideum unveils 65-inch HD 3D multitouch wall display
At a whopping 234-diagonal-inches, the touchscreen display created by Microsoft and Stereolize for last year's CeBIT may well be the biggest we've seen but it's hardly practical (or cheap) enough for everyday use. If you're looking for something that won't require museum visitors or business customers to reach up way above their heads to even touch the screen, New Mexico's interactive exhibit veteran Ideum has announced the release of a new 65-inch wall-mounted multitouch display called the MT65 Presenter. Read More
MakerBot unveils its new 3D printer, the Replicator
The folks at MakerBot Industries have not exactly been resting on their laurels since causing a stir at CES last year with the Thing-o-Matic 3D printer. Even though the original small object creation device would still see the jaws of most people dropping in wonder, the company has now unveiled a new model at CES 2012 called the Replicator that is not only capable of fabricating much bigger objects than its predecessor, but can also do so in two colors at the same time. Read More
The jaja stylus uses sound to transmit pressure
Drawing styluses are, for the most part, simply glorified sticks. They do what your finger would do, but have a finer point. The new jaja stylus developed by Australia's Jon Atherton, however, has a few tricks up its sleeve – the big one is, it is capable of registering 1,024 levels of user-applied pressure, which it transmits to the tablet or smartphone's microphone using sound. The resulting lines drawn on the screen will be of varying thicknesses, depending on the amount of pressure applied. Read More
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Voting for the 2015 - 2015 election is now closed. Thank you for helping to shape the future of AEIRS.
The election results will be posted on April 1st and printed in the next issue of the Spectrum.
Dr. Donna Lee Wright, EdD, RT(R), FAEIRS
Imaging Sciences Department Chair
Morehead State University
Morehead, Kentucky
AEIRS positions
Spectrum Newsletter Editor, 2008
Quarterly Newsletter Editor, 2000 – 2004
Elevation to AEIRS Fellow, 2003
Honors Lecturer, 2003
Chair, Board of Directors, 1999 – 2000
President, Board of Directors, 1998 – 1999
President Elect, Board of Directors, 1997 – 1998
Secretary, Board of Directors, 1996 – 1997
Special Recognition for Service, 1995
Annual Meeting Co-Chair, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996
Liaison to American College of Radiology Centennial Committee School Module Project, 1993– 1995
Committees: Promotional Items, Research, Proffered Papers, Fellows Medallion, Public Relations Frequent presenter at Annual Conferences and Workshops
American Society of Radiologic Technologists, Inc (ASRT)
ASRT Representative to the RA/RPA Summit, 2006 – 2007
Radiologist Assistant Practice Standards Committee, 2005
Curriculum Revision Committee, 2005
Radiologist Assistant Education Council, 2003 – present
Radiologic Technology Refereed Journal Editorial Board Member, 1992 –1999
Frequent presenter at Annual Conferences
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
Radiologist Assistant Continued Qualification Requirements Advisory Committee, 2012 – 2014
Radiologist Assistant Examination Committee , 2007 – 2012
Affiliate positions
Kentucky Society of Radiologic Technologists, Inc (KSRT)
Member since 2014
North Carolina Society of Radiologic Technologists, Inc (NCSRT)
Lifetime Membership NCSRT, April 1998
Merchandise Manager, 1996 – 1999
Elected Positions: Board Member at Large, First Vice President (two terms),
Second Vice President
Fall Seminar Program Co-Chairman, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1989
Committees: Continuing Education, Education Committee, Assistant Meeting Advisor Delegate to North Carolina Alliance of Allied Health Professions (NCAAHP)
Member since 1980
Other positions: Special Honors and Awards Reeves Rousseau Memorial Lecturer - North Carolina Society of Radiologic Technologists (NCSRT), 2012
RT Image National Recognition of the MSU MSRS Program as one of the 25 most influential shakers and movers in radiology, 2010 and 2007
Nominated by the College of Health and Human Services for the Piper Award, 2009 http://www.window.state.tx.us/scholars/programs/piperprofessors.html
Keynote Speaker for Kentucky Society of Radiologic Technologists Annual Conference, 2005
Keynote Speaker for West Coast Educators Council (WCEC), meeting of over 1000 Radiologic Science educators, students, and staff radiographers, 2005
Midwestern State University College of Health Sciences and Human Services Outstanding Faculty Award, 2002 – 2003
Invited Presentation - Midwestern State University Honors Program, 2001 University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill Teaching Excellence Award, 1999
Honorary Life Membership North Carolina Health Occupations Students of America, Inc. (HOSA), 1992
Merit Award--Outstanding Dedication and Support of NC-HOSA, NC HOSA Congress, 1990
Award of Merit--Outstanding HOSA Advisor--Twelfth Annual National HOSA Leadership Conference, 1989
I see AEIRS building on its solid history and heading into a positive future with the infusion of new educators and information sharing. One of our greatest challenges is reaching the reluctant educators among us - reluctant to start teaching, reluctant to update and consider new possibilities, reluctant to share what they have learned or created, reluctant to model lifelong learning for their students, reluctant to pursue scholarly activities, reluctant to make mistakes, reluctant to learn. We have so much to gain from one another! My vision is that AEIRS will create a safe place for educators to drop their reluctances and embrace the excitement of learning to teach!
My past experiences as an educator in associate, baccalaureate, and masters level programs have been instrumental in my personal and professional development. Students, colleagues, and situations have taught me valuable lessons. I hope that I have passed to others a fraction of what I have gained from these interactions. Networking with AEIRS colleagues was essential when selecting my past two positions.
If we work together on the well-articulated AEIRS goals in the Strategic Plan 2014-2019, we will have a strong and vibrant organization that makes a positive difference.
Valerie Christensen, R.T. (R) (M), FWSRT
AEIRS Executive Secretary
Mammographer Breast Imaging Center
Albuquerque, NM
AEIRS positions
Executive Secretary, 2001 – present
Member since 1976
Affiliate Positions
Wisconsin Society of Radiologic Technologists
Invitational Lecturer, 1998
Inducted as Fellow, 1997
Member Services, 1979 – 2000
Member since 1978
Wisconsin Society of Radiologic Technologists District 1
Annual Meeting Registration Chair, 1986
Member Services, 1979 – 2000
Member since 1978
New Mexico Society of Radiologic Technologists
Member since 2000
Other positions
PRN Mammographer Breast Imaging Center Albuquerque, 2002 – present
PRN Staff Technologist Southwest Medical Associates Albuquerque, 2000 – 2002
Staff Technologist Northpoint Medical Group Milwaukee, 1978 – 2000
Jennifer Chiu, EdD, MBA, R.T. (R)
Associate Professor and Program Director
St. John's University
Queens, NY
AEIRS positions
Secretary / Treasurer, 2012 – 2015
Member since 2011
Organizational positions ASRT member since 2006
Affiliate positions
Association of Educators in Radiologic Technology of the State of New York, member since 2009
NYSSRS, member since 2006
Other positions
ASRT Scholarship Review Committee, 2014 - present
College Committee on Curriculum and Educational Policy, 2012 –present
Committee on Internal and External Facilities, 2012 - present
Advisor for Queens Gateway to Health Sciences Secondary School, 2012– 2014
Chair, Subcommittee on Academic Standing and Promotions in Radiologic Sciences, 2011– present College Faculty Development Committee, 2011 –2012
Secretary, Pharmacy and Allied Health Sciences, 2010
Chair, Subcommittee on Curriculum in Radiologic Sciences, 2009 –present
Center for Teaching and Learning Fellow, 2009 – 2011
Chair, Subcommittee on Admissions in Radiologic Sciences, 2008 – 2010
Clinical Coordinator, 2008 –2012
AEIRS will be the leading collegial organization of excellence among educators. Built on a collaborative foundation, AEIRS will provide each member the opportunity to share experiences, research, and teaching methods with the goal of excelling our profession and providing high quality education across all modalities.
As the current Secretary/Treasurer for AEIRS I have learned a lot about the organization and would love the opportunity to continue to serve as your President-Elect. I believe my diverse experience both in academics and management have prepare d me well for this position and will benefit me to realize the goals of our new strategic plan and bring our vision of AEIRS to reality.
• Foster collaborative learning among educators and specialists to devise innovative teaching techniques and develop leaders
• Use technology as a forum for sharing educational strategies and research
• Build a strong network of educators
• Collaborate with other organizations to continually improve the curriculum
Charles I. Drago, D.H.Ed., R.T. (R) (CT)
Chair of Allied Health Science Department
Program Director
Hostos Community College-City University of New York
New York Bronx, New York
AEIRS positions
Co-chair Research Scholarship Committee, 2014 – present
Member Research Scholarship Committee, 2012 – present
Member since 2010
ASRT positions
Committee on R.T Advocacy (CRTA), 2012 – 2014
Scanner Editorial Review Board, 2012 – 2014
Graduate of the ASRT Educator's Leadership Academy, 2008
Member since 1995
Affiliate positions
Association of Educators in the State of New York (AERTSNY)
Chair of the Board, 2014 – present
President, 2012 – 2014
President-Elect, 2010 – 2012
Co-Conference Coordinator, 2010 – 2011
Corresponding Secretary, 2008 – 2010
Membership Chair, 2005 – 2008
Member since 2001
New York State Society of Radiological Sciences (NYSSRS)
Judge NYSSRS Essay contest, 2013
Nominating Chair, 2010 – 2011
Co-Chair Scholarship Committee, 2008 – present
Other positions
Chair of Allied Health Sciences, 2013 – present
Program Director, 2010 – present
JRCERT Site Visitor, 2008 – present
I have always believed in "leading by example". My vision for AEIRS is to increase membership and increase opportunity for research and scholarship. AEIRS is a perfect platform to demonstrate to students and radiologic technologists that after 2 years of education, opportunities for growth in the profession are real and reachable. I would also like to see more state societies collaborate with AEIRS and open the lines of effective communication to work together.
My qualifications of becoming a board member are the leadership roles that I have had and currently have. I am past President of the Association of Educators in the State of New York (AERTSNY). The AERTSNY is one of the largest and oldest state societies that represent 33 x-ray programs. Being president and working through the ranks has given me the knowledge and skills to work with others and play a key leadership role. I also am a graduate of the ASRT leadership academy (2008) which taught me what it takes to be an effective leader. I have Vice Chaired the college senate where I work (CUNY-Hostos Community College). As of 2013 I became the Chair of Allied Health Sciences at Hostos Community College., As Chair I oversee the operations of the LPN, RN, Dental Hygiene and Radiologic Technology programs. I deal on a daily basis with budgets, staffing and scheduling for all allied health programs.
My goals for AEIRS are to learn more about the society and l how the society operates. The public relations for the society and yearly conference are wonderful. Again, I would like to see collaboration with state societies so more educators are aware of the wonderful opportunities AEIRS has to offer. Given the opportunity I look forward to working up through the ranks with leaders in the field of the AEIRS.
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Executive Editor Spectrum, 2009 – present
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Member since 2004
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Member since 1983
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Member Health Policy Committee, 2009 – 2013
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Co- chairman, Annual Meeting, 2004 – 2005
Co-chairman of Health Policy Committee; Strategic Planning Committee, 2002 – 2008
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OSRT Honorary Life Member
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General X-ray Machine Operator Examination Review Committee, 2012-2015
Radiation Generating Equipment Subcommittee -Radiation Advisory Council, 2002 – 2013
General X-ray Machine Operator Curriculum Revision Committee - Co-Chairman, 2006 – 2007
I envision AEIRS as the premier national organization addressing issues pertinent to both experienced and novice educators in all areas of the radiation sciences. In addition to meeting continuing educational needs of educators through a variety of venues, I also believe AEIRS should serve as the nucleus for scholarship and research in the field of radiation science education. I am supportive of creating a professional community to increase scholarship in the radiologic sciences and adult education in an effort to meet the needs of each educator based upon his/her level of experience and to increase scholarship development in radiologic science graduates.
I have been actively involved in professional organizations for over 35 years and have served in many capacities at the state and national level. My experience as an educator, clinician, radiology administrator, and organizational leadership consultant provide a well-rounded background in which allow me to see educational needs and issues from a variety of perspectives.
AEIRS should be the premier national organization representing experienced and novice educators in all areas of the radiation sciences and should be the nucleus for scholarship and research in the field of radiation science education.
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Montgomery County Community College
Pottstown, PA
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Member since 2013
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Chair of the Board, 2014–2015
1st Vice Chair 2011 – 2014
Board of Directors member, 2009 – 2010
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Graduate of the ASRT Educator's Leadership Academy, 2007
Member since 1984
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Education Chapter Delegate, 1997–1999
Chairman of the Board, 1996 – 1997
ISRT Alternate Affiliate Delegate, 1995–1996
Senior Board Member, 1993 –1994
ISRT Journal Editor, 1993 – 2002
Mammography Chapter Delegate, 1993–1994
Chairman of the Board, 1992 –1993
President, 1991 – 1992
President Elect, 1990 – 1991
Vice President, 1989 – 1990
Region VI Alternate Affiliate Delegate, 1989–1990
Vice President, 1988–1989
Secretary, 1985 – 1988
District VIII President, 1985 – 1986
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JRCERT Site Visitor, 2009 – 2015
Indiana State Radiologic Certification Board, member 1987 – 1990
Radiography Program Director, 1980 – present
I see AEIRS heading towards the stimulating vision of continuing to change the education of generations to come in our field. Combining new educational strategies to improve students' communication skills, inspiring them to work as a vital part of the healthcare team, teaching future imaging professionals' proficiency in their field and enhancing professional development of educators are the strategic elements in advancing this profession.
My many years on the ISRT Board of Directors and most recently my six years on the JRCERT Board of Directors along with 24 years as a Radiography Program Director make me an ideal candidate for this position. I understand how a board operates, the needed give and take of board members, what it takes to help elevate the goals of an organization, and most importantly the importance of this particular board. I have always tried to give back to this profession that I love, and I would like to continue to do so by serving in this position. I believe with my knowledge and practical experiences in the field I would be a valuable asset to this organization.
AEIRS should remain focused on the elevation, growth and advancement of radiologic science educators and the profession.
Lindsey Swift, M.B.A., R.T. (R)(ARRT), C.R.T.
Radiography Program Director
Kaiser Permanente School of Allied Health Sciences
Richmond, CA
AEIRS positions
Member since 2014
Other positions
Program Director, 2014 – present
ACERT member since 2014
California Society of Radiologic Technologists, member 2010 – 2011
Radiologic Technologist Educators of California, member 2008 – 2009
I was fortunate enough to attend the AEIRS conference in Ohio last April and was impressed with the conference and all that I learned. I had not heard of AEIRS the first 5 years of being in education and I wish I had been involved sooner. I would like to see AEIRS grow and continue to present on topics that are relative to our industry. All educators in the Allied Health Sciences should be a part of AEIRS.
I have worked in education the last 7 years and recently became the program director. Prior to my current position I was the Regional Director for an organization that provided in home care and facility placement for elders in addition to working as a radiologic technologist.
To assure that all educators in the Allied Health Sciences know about AEIRS and that our membership increases.
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North Central Texas College
Gainesville, TX
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Annual Meeting Volunteer, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
Recruitment Committee Chair, 2014
Member since 2007
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Member since 2010
Affiliate Positions
Texas Society of Radiologic Technologists
President Elect 2014
Vice President 2013
Student Committee, 2011, 2012
Member since 2002
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Clinical Coordinator, 2007 – present
I see AEIRS continuing to grow and uniting Radiology educators nationwide. I see that the mentoring program as well as the collaboration of all radiologic science modalities will continue to keep educators informed and networked.
I became an active member in Radiologic Technology professional societies since my graduation from the radiology program I attended many years ago. Through the years I have volunteered on many committees and have attended many seminars at the local, state, and national level. I am an active member of TSRT, ASRT, and AEIRS. I am currently the Radiology Clinical Coordinator and Educator for North Central Texas College in Gainesville, TX. I have worked in many modalities over the years including Mammography, Bone Densitometry, and CT.
Provide high quality seminars that cover all the areas of Radiologic science. Support publications to keep technologist and educators alike informed of new ideas and current issues. Support grant and scholarship opportunities that will permit educators to teach at the highest academic level. Technology and pedagogy are continually changing and these initiatives will continue to further our field.


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Realistically thankfully not just the rich boys club, because these aspirations seem sown into parenthood and reflect the dreams and desires of parents for daughters and sons. Many of the greatest sporting heroes, actors on film and stage, composers, writers, singers, adventurers have come from across the spectrum of society.
Without their achievements our cultural heritage is indelibly diminished. Their triumphs successes inspire dreams hopes within a child like creativity and imagination within each generation, which enriches fosters nurtures blesses us all.
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Poem seems to reflect the hopes and aspirations of Fathers. Though it seems aimed at the upper crust, who joggle sons into positions. The poem does not note a worker or manual labor type position. We all have hopes for our sons. (Report) Reply
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i must say a 10+.....kudos to you Mr. Holmes....thanks, reminded me of my father.... this weekend him and my mother left for their final destination home. (HEAVEN) ....its been some time ago but i miss them dearly...and your poem put a smile on my face as it reminded me of him. Thankyou Great Work..! ! ! (Report) Reply
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Has anyone analyzed the poem and identified 'the boys'? Smith is Samuel Smith who wrote 'America', and I believe there are nine others whose names I'd like to know. (Report) Reply
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This is a wonderfull touching poem, and I guess it has some truthfulness in its meaning. For all men shall remain children no matter how old they turn, nor what position they ever may occupy, there is that childish thing in them, if you take, they die. (Report) Reply
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UFC Welterweight Bout – Thiago Alves (19-8) vs. Martin Kampmann (18-5)
Alves and Kampmann should put on a very entertaining fight, but I see Alves squeaking this one out. Kampmann would be wise to get the fight to the ground, but I don't think he has the strength to. I see this fight standing, where Alves will have the edge. Look for Thiago to win by unanimous decision. FREE PICK – Thiago Alves -140
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I love everything about this - the cheeky name, the list of notes, the fact that Alan Cumming and Christopher Brosius donate the proceeds to charity - except the actual smell, which is merely OK. I don't get most of the listed notes at all. What I do get is a pleasant but unremarkable melange of several of CB I Hate Perfume's signature accords, including Burning Leaves, rubber, and the damp soil that's most prominent in CB Black March. But the whiskey, truffle, peat, and leather are nowhere to be found, and the result is rather unfocused and not terribly interesting, especially compared to several of Brosius' other masterpieces. Better on paper (in every sense) than on the skin.
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Maybe amarillo or citra?
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Cold!! (In Korean, Japanese Chinese, English) Thank you for today too! Thank you!! (In Japanese, Chinese, English) I'll work hard! For all MYgirl
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[Order collection – CLOSED] MYNAME 2nd Mini Album
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The collection date for the albums is on 28 March, 2pm – 3pm at Raffles City Mcdonalds. Please try to make it at this date and time as the admins might not be able to do a 2nd collection meet up until mid-April. If you really cannot make it, please fill up the form accordingly below.
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Classical music trumps here!ReplyDelete
I think that kind of law-defying is ok.ReplyDelete
Excellent picture!! Good job!!ReplyDelete
Salut from Barcelona
Cool pic. I have pictures of our visit there a few years ago. Such fun and beautiful!ReplyDelete
Classical music playing law breakers? There's a clever name just waiting to be thought up...all I have at the moment is the Felony Melody Trio, they're both felonious and melodious. There's a better one in my data bank that a coffee-less brain can't pull up at the moment.ReplyDelete
Wow, I never knew about the arcade. Now I have to put that on my list of places to visit. Love the bikes!ReplyDelete
Love classical and wonder what the owner of the blue bike plays? To a different tune?ReplyDelete
long may they play!ReplyDelete
I love the walls
We do love a good bike shot don't we! :)ReplyDelete
Left there for a quick gettaway? ;)ReplyDelete
Daryl, so they have their bikes nearby so they can make a quick get away when the coppers come by!ReplyDelete
Love those rule-breakers!ReplyDelete
What a neat shot this is, Daryl.ReplyDelete
I just love the shots you come up with!
lovely! and i can't imagine WHY the playing of classical music would be illegal. neil diamond yes, classical, no.ReplyDelete
Good on them Daryl, wonder what the acoustics are like down there? The arcade itself is just fabulous, amazing to find something like that in the park.ReplyDelete
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Owen Farrell has enjoyed a superb season for both club and country © Getty Images
Saracens' versatile back Owen Farrell has been shortlisted for the Land Rover discovery of the season award.
The six-man shortlist, where the winner will be unveiled at the Aviva Premiership Rugby Awards, consists of players aged 21 or under on the day of the Premiership final. Farrell has had a hugely impressive season where he has played a key role for both club and country.
He is joined on the list by Wasps duo Joe Launchbury and Christian Wade. Wade is currently second on the try-scoring list for this season's Premiership with eight scores while Launchbury has turned in a series of important performances for the beleaguered Premiership side and was rewarded with a call up to the England squad during the 2012 Six Nations.
Other names on the shortlist include Worcester Warriors flanker Matt Kvesic, London Irish's Jonathan Joseph and Harlequins back-row Luke Wallace.
The list was chosen by a panel which included World Cup winner Josh Lewsey and he claims that the variety within the shortlist bodes well for the future of the English game. "England's new head coach Stuart Lancaster has instilled the correct culture for which they know that if they perform both on and importantly off the field, they will get their chance," Lewsey said. "All six of these young men epitomise that value set.
"The shortlist gives us a huge range of players from gun dogs like Matt Kvesic, nuggety players like Luke Wallace and the obvious mental fortitude of a guy like Owen Farrell. London Irish's Jonathan Joseph has also impressed me and of course - although it wasn't all my choice - I was delighted to see two players from London Wasps make the shortlist, after performing as they have, in adversity."
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This free update includes new features and over 100 bug fixes. The change list is obviously very extensive so if you want to know what's new, and download the patch, take a look here.
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- HyperThreading / Multiprocessor Optimization.
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- Ability to convert sample rate during audio export.
- Maximum tempo has been increased to 1000 BPM (currently limited to 250BPM).
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The Vazhuvoor style was discernible in Shradha's rounded adavus.
A lively spark and a fine comprehension of the intricacies were the high points of Shradha Balu's recital at this sabha. A software engineer, Shradha Balu is the disciple of Srekala Bharath and has been earlier groomed under veterans such as K.J. Sarasa. With several performances in India and abroad to her credit, Shradha's recital reflected proper training and onstage experience.
It was a delight to see the coordination between the orchestra and the artist and this went a long way in enhancing the performance. The programme card also ensured that there was a balanced display of jatis which needed physical agility as well as skill in abhinaya.
Lyrics in different languages and a range of emotions such as bhakti, sringara, etc., projected by the dancer in the recital were other plus points. The dancer gave a succinct picture of Andal and her devotion to Lord Vishnu in the Pallandu verses that were followed by Andal kavutuvam, the opening number. This ragamalika piece was set in a brisk pace that perked up interest in the evening's audience which braved the weekend's downpour.
'Mohalaagiri,' the Khamas varnam in Rupakam, formed the mainstay of the recital where Shradha combined crisp movements and easily decipherable stream of thoughts. The Vazhuvoor style was discernible in the rounded adavus. Shradha's enactments of the heroine coaxing and cajoling her friend to mediate with Lord Muruga and to deliver the letter were done with practised ease.
While graceful body bends, the feet aligned in a straight line for the adavus impressed, the dancer's araimandis were not so. 'Sri Chakra Raja' in ragamaalika was a devotional piece where Shradha not only recounted Devi's mystique but also a legend from Saint Gnanasambandar's life with élan especially for the background of Sindhubhairavi in that stanza. While the depiction of the goddess had dignity and stature the quality of compassion was found wanting in the dancer's netrabhinaya - the language of the eyes - a fact that would have completed the picture. Shradha's energetic handling of Kuntalavarali drew applause for the fidelity to both the talam and the mood of the step design (by Srilatha). The upbeat nature of the raga and the dancer's empathetic response gave it patina.
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In other aspects, the Sony Cyber Shot DSC-T50's images were similarly pleasing. We witnessed images with well-saturated, accurate-looking colors and plenty of image detail at lower ISOs. The automatic white balance turned in warm results with our lab's tungsten hot lights, but the tungsten preset stepped in to save the day with much more neutral results. In actual daylight, the auto white balance served up nice, neutral colors.
Performance was fast. The time from pressing the power button to capturing its first image took 1.5 seconds, and the shot-to-shot time between subsequent images was also 1.5 seconds without flash, jumping slightly to 2.1 seconds with the flash turned on. The shutter lag measured 0.5 second in our high-contrast test, and 1.5 seconds in low-contrast conditions. Continuous shooting clocked in with 1.3fps when capturing VGA-size JPEGs, and 1.4fps when capturing 7.2-megapixel JPEGs.
If you like its touch-screen interface, then Sony's Cyber Shot DSC-T50 is a great choice in a pocket camera. If you'd rather stick with time-tested, old-fashion controls, then Sony's DSC-T30 offers everything this camera does and is just as great a choice. We suggest you go to a store and try this camera alongside the T30, if possible, before buying, though both can produce beautiful images, especially in decent lighting conditions.


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Centre for Antique, Medieval, and Pre-modern Studies at NUI Galway was created by colleagues in
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Moore Institute.
CAMPS has three primary goals:
In meeting each of these goals the Centre is responsible to the academic community at NUI Galway, to students at NUI Galway, and to the international academic community.
The Centre's research is focused on the following areas:
CAMPS Research Labs provide a forum for staff and graduate students from all disciplines involved to come together in order to present work-in-progress and debate research issues. CAMPS Labs to date have taken a two-hour format, typically initiated with a presentation of specific research themes, questions and challenges, leading into informal and often very wide-ranging discussions.
(All talks at 12.00 noon.)
Friday 30 January 2015, Hardiman Building, Room G010
An tOllamh Ruairí Ó hUiginn, Nua-Ghaeilge, NUI Maynooth
'Marriage, Law, and Tochmarc Emire'
Friday 13 February 2015, Hardiman Building, Room 1001 (on the bridge of Floor 1)
Dr Marion Deane, Old & Middle Irish, Dublin
'Truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth: the imperative of myth and memory in its dissemination'
Friday 20 February 2015, AM214 Siobhán McKenna Theatre
Francisco Rozano, Medieval Studies, NUIG
'Saga hwæt ic hatte: The Many Names and Mysteries of the Exeter Book of Old English Poetry'
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Christine Neer, Old & Middle Irish, NUIG
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Aoife Maher, Classics, NUIG
'For the Love of the Gods: Kharis and Religious Reciprocity in Ancient Greek Tragedy'
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Dónal Ó Catháin, Nua-Ghaeilge, NUIG
'The Desmond Geraldines in the 14th Century: Poets and Patrons'
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Sarah Corrigan, Classics, NUIG
'Wonders and Visions: Infernal Places in Early Irish Voyage Narratives'
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Dr Barbara Hillers, Folklore & Celtic Studies, UCD
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This past January PSFK held Good Ideas Salon in London, bringing together the most forward-thinking tastemakers, innovators, and experts from around the world to discuss key areas steering innovation and opportunity. As part of the day of inspirational ideas, Colin Nightingale, Creative Producer of Punchdrunk and Founder of Gideon Reeling, introduced the audience to a new form of meaningful storytelling. By creating platforms for individuals to participate in their own entertainment, his storytelling design allows users to be part of the story as spectators, performers, and directors.
Colin summarizes his work as part theater experience, part art installation, and part night out. Elements that Colin incorporates include the freedom to explore, design through detail and sensory involvement. The work that Colin and his teams at Punchdrunk and Gideon Reeling produce demonstrate different ways to create engaging, interactive works.
On April 2, 2009, we will be continuing our inspirational event series with our 8th PSFK Conference in NYC. For tickets or more information, please visit www.psfkconferencenyc.com.
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Updated: 11/01/2012 - A Greenville man is scheduled for a first court appearance Wednesday on five counts of sex crimes against a child.
Updated: 11/12/2012 - Thanks to all who took part in WITN's Halloween Costume Contest Wednesday morning!
Updated: 10/25/2012 - Do you really know who your child talks to on-line? On September 28th, a 12-year-old girl from Carteret county was allegedly abducted by 38-year-old Timothy Newman, a sex offender, who police say had contact with her through social media and cell phones.
Posted: 10/24/2012 - The Greene County Schools Superintendent says they're on target to start classes in the rebuilt school in the Fall of 2013.
Posted: 10/24/2012 - Crews will be doing street repairs for a portion of Northwoods Dr. for the next week.
Posted: 10/24/2012 - A teacher and girls softball coach at New Bern High School is accused of raping a student when he was a teacher in another Eastern Carolina county several years ago.
Updated: 10/24/2012 - We now know the name of the young driver injured when her vehicle hit a tree in Carteret County.
Updated: 10/24/2012 - The Lenoir County Sheriff's Office says the two-year-old children of Adam and Amy Houston of Kinston are home with their parents after they were kidnapped. The search for the children ended after three hours.
Updated: 10/22/2012 - President Barack Obama sharply challenged Mitt Romney on foreign policy in their final campaign debate Monday night, saying, "Every time you've offered an opinion you've been wrong." The Republican coolly responded, "Attacking me is not an agenda" for dealing with a dangerous world.
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Updated: 10/17/2012 - Officials from state government and higher education are honoring the legacy of former University of North Carolina President William Friday.
Posted: 10/17/2012 - A road project in Craven County, that is about to get underway, is so big, a public information meeting is scheduled to help people better understand what to expect.
Posted: 10/16/2012 - There are dangerous baby products that can cause injuries, even death, and some of them are still on store shelves.
Posted: 10/16/2012 - Amazon.com Inc. says it's hiring 50,000 temporary workers at order-fulfillment centers across the U.S. this holiday season.
Updated: 10/16/2012 - A 58-year-old man is behind bars this morning, charged with sex crimes against a 14 year old girl.
Posted: 10/15/2012 - The North Carolina Highway Patrol is planning a crackdown on dangerous driving around school buses and in school zones.
Posted: 10/15/2012 - We're working to get details about a motorcycle crash in the east that claimed the lives of two people.
Updated: 10/15/2012 - A place where people go to win money was the target of an armed robber early Monday morning.
Updated: 10/15/2012 - The convicted sex offender accused of abducting a 12-year-old girl from the east three weeks ago appeared before a Carteret County judge this morning.
Updated: 10/12/2012 - In an email to the media and constituents overnight, Calvin Mercer says just as concerning as the vote to pass the four-unrelated rule is the "effect it has on our citizenry, and on the democratic impulse that is the heartbeat of our way of governing."
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Welcome to the HPRC Blog. We've got lots of information here, from quick tips to in-depth posts about detailed human performance optimization topics.
HPRC Fitness Arena: Physical Fitness
If you sweat a lot during exercise, be sure to drink lots of fluids – but do not exceed 1.5 L/hour. Sip frequently rather than gulp; drinking small amounts of fluids at a time are more effective than drinking large amounts occasionally. Also, start drinking before you become thirsty. Click here for more information.
The August 16 edition of the New York Times has an interesting piece on how athletes try to follow their passion for sport while at the same time coping with the frustration of repeated injuries.
Whether you are working out or relaxing, the summer sun can damage your skin. The American Academy of Dermotology recommends that you use a sunscreen of SPF 15 or higher, apply 15 to 30 minutes before going outdoors, and reapply every two hours. Make sure to cover all of your skin and use even if it's cloudy outside.
Not seeing the results you used to from your workout? Your body may have adapted to it. The American Council on Exercise suggests that you need to shake things up and surprise your body a bit. Change your cardio and weight workout periodically so that you continue to see results. Click here for more information how to "periodize" your workout.
Patella bands are knee braces often worn by runners in order to alleviate the aches of a knee injury. However, do they actually get rid of knee pain? The Wall Street Journal reports that doctors say patella bands can work, but only temporarily. According to the article, their are underlying issues that remain in determining their effectiveness.
Monitoring your heart rate during exercise is an excellent way to optimize your training and improve your performance. Review this article by Medicinenet on how to make sure you are in the best training zone for your goals.
To ensure that your running shoes fit properly, take care to shop at the end of the day when feet are largest, and take your running socks with you! Review these tips from MedicineNet for more suggestions to buy the best shoe for you.
Working out with a friend can ramp up performance and help you reach your fitness goals by helping you stick to your regimen and providing a source of friendly competition. Taking a friend along for a run or other workout will help you both. Click here for more information.
It not only helps you maintain a healthy weight and look better, but it also improves your mood and energy level while decreasing anxiety. As little as a 10 minute walk will provide benefits (APA article). For more detailed information and more tips visit the American Psychological Association (APA).
Count your steps! Get a pedometer and see if you close you can get to 10,000 steps each day.
Jump rope – it not only gets your body moving but it's also a great family activity to share.
Start a fitness group. Having a buddy and working out together is a lot of fun. You can create your own fitness groups and include fun activities such as walking, hiking, running, using exercise DVDs, and playing at the park with children.
Join a local adult recreational sports league and play sports like soccer, basketball, and softball, and make new friends, to boot.
Simple exercises like push-ups, dips, crunches, and stretches can be done in a few minutes. Set aside time every day to be active.


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