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Morningside College announces the addition of six new faculty members who began teaching for the fall 2005 semester.
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Clovis comes to Morningside from Arlington, Va., where he served as senior researcher and acting fellow for the Homeland Security Institute. He has extensive experience in public, private, and non-profit sectors including various operational and consulting roles with the United States military, the RAND Corporation, Booz Allen Hamilton, and Northrop Grumman Corporation, among others. He was assistant professor of business at William Penn University in Oskaloosa, Iowa, where he also served as dean of the College for Working Adults and founding dean of the College of Business and Management Science. He holds a bachelor's degree in political science from the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado, a master's degree in business from Golden Gate University in San Francisco, Calif., and has attended the National Security Studies program at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.
Elwood was assistant professor of chemistry at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, N.J., prior to joining the Morningside faculty. He holds a bachelor's degree in chemistry from Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and received his doctorate in analytical chemistry from the University of Iowa in Iowa City. He is a member of the American Chemical Society and the Society for Applied Spectroscopy. He is a frequent presenter and has published extensively in the field of analytical chemistry and applied spectroscopy.
Graham, who is a Sioux City native, was a faculty member at the College of Saint Mary in Omaha, Neb., for the past four years, serving as instructor, course coordinator, and academic advisor in the associate degree nursing program. She has a bachelor's degree in nursing from the College of Saint Mary and a master's in nursing with an emphasis in health systems and community health from the University of Nebraska in Omaha. She is a member of the American Nursing Association, the College of Saint Mary Honor Society, and Sigma Theta Tau, the International Honor Society of Nursing.
Leavitt comes to Morningside from Roosevelt Elementary School in Cherokee, Iowa, where she served as second and fourth grade multicategorical resource room teacher. She received her bachelor's degree in elementary and special education from Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa, and and a master's in teaching multicategorical disabilities from Morningside in 1995. Leavitt's experience includes serving as special education instructor for River Valley Middle School in Cushing, Iowa, Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn Elementary School in Marcus and Meriden, Iowa, and at Cherokee Community Schools. She also served as an adjunct instructor at Buena Vista University in Storm Lake. Leavitt received the Professionally Recognized Special Educator certificate by the national Council for Exceptional Children for the 1999-2000 academic year.
Rohlena received a master of fine arts degree with an emphasis in design and theatre technology this past August from the University of South Dakota in Vermillion. He holds a bachelor's degree in theatre arts from Carroll College in Waukesha, Wis. Rohlena returns to Morningside where he served part-time as a tutor in the Academic Support Center and staff member in the theatre department during the 2002-2003 academic year. His experience includes acting, dancing, singing, and various aspects of theatre production and design for collegiate, professional, and community theatres in the Midwest.
Wilt comes to Morningside from Westwood Community Schools in Sloan, Iowa, where she served as sixth grade and Title I reading and guided reading instructor. Previously, she was an adjunct instructor in education at Morningside College and at Buena Vista University's Le Mars, Iowa, campus, and taught at the Whiting and West Monona Community Schools. Wilt earned her bachelor's degree in elementary education in 1973 from Iowa State University in Ames, a master's degree in teaching from Morningside in 1998, and completed the educational administration program at Iowa State University in 2000. She is licensed as a master educator and professional administrator and holds a reading endorsement. She is a member of several professional organizations including the School Administrators of Iowa, the National Association of Elementary School Principals, the International Reading Association, and others.


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Hot answers tagged first-aid
Obviously, what you decide to pack depends on your trip and the environment, but these are the staples I always bring along:
Navigation: You always need to be able to figure out where you are and which way you need to head to get out. In my opinion, a map without topography isn't a map (unless you're on very flat land).
GPS with extra batteries
Local ...
The key is reducing friction. Duct tape can be a good preventative as long as you get it on before a blister forms. After the blister is there, it's harder to recommend as once you're ready to remove the duct tape, you might pull the blister along with it.
Other options are to make sure you're wearing dry non-cotton socks. If you find your feet sweat a lot ...
If you are running long distances over multiple days with boots, packs etc., and you must complete the distance you should plan to pop a blister at the end of day, but then you need to be sure you add some sort of padding to replace the protection the blister is giving you. You also need it cleaned and sealed, so antibacterial cleaner, then compeed, fakeskin ...
The National Necrotizing Fasciitis Foundation says:
Preventive Measures
First, let it be said that there is no sure prevention. Necrotizing fasciitis has been known to be spontaneous. A bruise or abrasion are
all the "opening" in the skin necessary for bacteria to enter.
However, there are some things you can do decrease risk.
The single ...
No, it is not safe to use denatured alcohol for two good reasons:
Denatured alcohol refers to a class of ethanol produced for industrial uses that has been "denatured" which essentially means "made undrinkable" by mixing other compounds that are toxic or unpleasant to humans. The thing is, you, as the consumer, have no idea what exactly was mixed in. ...
My mother, who is a doctor, has always told me to let blisters be. Keeping them unpopped keeps them clean and sterile, and (if I recall correctly) the fluid in them actually helps them heal faster. If you're in the wilderness, you really don't want to pop them and risk infection. Even if you have antibacterials, a popped blister is likely to contact dirt and ...
It depends on precisely how big the kit is. A couple other answers have covered bigger packs, so I'll mention what could be in a much thinner pack.
If it needs to be flat and relatively small:
Alcohol wipes.
Gauze pads.
A flat pad of athletic tape*.
One or a couple small packs of Benadryl
Antibiotic ointment (the small, flat packs of stuff ...
Boiling kills everything -- giardia, cryptosporidium, other bacteria, and viruses. 185F (140.6C) for a few minutes will do it, and boiling for one minute will do it. (Boiling is lots of big bubbles, not just a few small bubbles on the side of the pot.)
Some people recommend longer boiling times at higher altitudes because water boils at cooler temperatures ...
The #1 remedy I use is good old fashioned Duct Tape.
I will usually put a large strip around the back of my ankle every morning before putting my socks on, just as a precaution. It sticks well and allows your boot and sock to rub around without rubbing directly on the skin, causing hotspots.
You could do a lot worse than strip them and get in a sleeping bag with them, and indeed this used to be instructed as standard first aid for hypothermia. However, as far as I'm aware this has now changed and the recommended approach is to construct a 1 person thermal burrito / hyper-wrap.
It's done as follows (content taken from the alpine institute blog!)
Wilderness medicine protocols taught by the major Wilderness First Aid / First Responder training companies (and subsequently adopted by most outdoor organizations) are fairly standard and quite clear about wound management in the back-country.
The standard accepted practice for treating a wound is:
stop the bleeding - usually possible via direct ...
This article (*) gives a good summary of the efficiency of boiling as a method for making water safe for consumption. In particular, Table 2 provides a summary of the temperature and time required to kill various micro-organisms.
Sterilisation of water (killing all living containments) is not necessary to make water safe to drink. For example, boiling may ...
First, this answer is not a substitute for proper training. I recommend taking a class in Wilderness First Aid or higher to be better prepared for things like treating hypothermic people.
Second, hypothermia is a term that tends to have different connotations with different people. Sometimes what people call "hypothermia" is just a very cold individual, or ...
Hartley (and Phil) pretty much have it covered, but I'd add a couple of things.
A bothy bag - basically a quick emergency shelter for 4-6 people that packs down nice and small
High energy/sugar foods - mars bars, peanuts, jelly, energy bars etc
Also, it's a little over the top, but we take emergency cards that you fill out with vital information like the ...
I have lots of leeches in my (otherwise) lovely swimming hole which is in a creek just as it leaves a lake. I read up on possible leech deterrents and now I rub my exposed skin with just about any kind of skin cream and they all seem to work. Waterproof sunblock is my current favorite but I've also used Off (Eucalytus) and even ordinary moisturizer. I ...
When bitten by a rattlesnake:
keep the patient still.
keep the body part/limb bitten below the area of the heart.
do not constrict blood flow, remove jeweler, other articles of clothing, accessories that might restrict blood flow.
get to a hospital as fast as possible, if at all possible.
do NOT cut the bite and attempt to suck the venom
do NOT apply a ...
Botulinum toxin is particularly tough, as is Bacillus cereus. B. cereus is more likely found while camping. For a good reference see:
But your goal is not so much to kill everything as reduce the level to the point where it does no harm. The dust you breathe, the things you touch, and (yick!) the ...
Just additional two cents, but don't underestimate the visibility of a green laser pointer at night. In survival situations and with light fog, a green laser pointer shooting up in the sky will make your position extremely clear.
For the exact same reason, don't use it with airplanes around. They hate that, and you will be found and prosecuted.
My favorite for this is Clear Duct Tape. Put down one piece of tape, write on it with your permanent marker, and put another layer on top of it. You don't have to worry about the ink rubbing off and if you change what's in it you can swap tape easily.
As for the reason why it is risky: You cannot know if the guy you want to help has any disease that can be transferred via blood contact, such as HIV or Hepatitis. Already small wounds in your own skin –you might not recognize it as a wound at all– might be enough to transfer the disease, therefore it would be quite risky to just stick your hand into any ...
I will share what they told me when I was on a one month group-organised trek through the Balkan Mountains in Bulgaria. This is what the leader / group medic did.
If you are going to end the trek soon, don't bother the blister. However, if you know that you will need to abuse that part of the body over the next days, and you know the blister is going to ...
I would imagine you might not have compeed, if you don't have moleskin with you, but I just thought I'd mention it as a nice measure to prevent/treat blisters.
I would also recommend carrying less weight and using a lighter pair of shoes, instead of a heavy pair of boots. Those blisters are your feet's way of telling you something isn't working well in ...
Part of the reason that people don't die from snake bites is because they take the proper precautions. And while the bite of an adder isn't likely to kill you, it could make your return trip much more difficult.
One thing you do not want to do is to try and suck the venom out, or try and wrap a tourniquet around it. These will stop your bodies native ...
There are relatively well known steps to dealing with this out in the wilds. One online resource with pictures is at Backpacker Magazine.
The basic steps (that are detailed there) are:
Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation (which you should do with any sprain, wherever you are)
Bandage reasonably tightly - not so tight that you cut off circulation, but ...
You don't want to immobilize a dislocated shoulder. You really need to fix it. Even if held at just the right angle and not being jostled around, a dislocated shoulder hurts. After a while the muscles will tighten, then start spasming periodically. Then it really hurts and it becomes much more difficult to get it back in.
There are some dangers in ...
You can spray your socks/shoes with some type of deet spray or some tobacco water (soak some tobacco leaves in water).
I've heard that salt affects leeches similarly is it does slugs, so you could carry some of that with you and rub some on your legs/feet every once and a while
Leech socks are pretty effective as the seal off the at the knee and physically ...
The answer is right there in your link. Some select tidbits to answer your question:
All known scorpion species possess venom
Of the 1000+ known species of scorpion, only 25 have venom that is dangerous to humans; most of those belong to the family Buthidae.
First aid for scorpion stings is generally symptomatic. It includes strong analgesia, ...
Bring a wilderness first aid guide! Even if you have training, it could save your life if you're the one injured and someone else is trying to take care of you with your own kit.
Here is a list of things I would have in pretty much any hiking first aid kit. There are other items worth considering for kits, but I consider these to be the minimum.
Wound Care
Okay just broke out my kit. Here's what we carry. This may seem like a long list, but it's small. It fits in a ziploc bag (almost).
Tylenol -- pain where ibuprofen is not ok (ie - patient is bleeding)
Ibuprofen -- pain that involves swelling but not bleeding
Small bandages -- comfort item and to help prevent infection on longer hikes
Triple Antibiotic ...
I have suffered pretty badly from these on a couple long hikes. Here's my best suggestions from my experience:
If at all possible stop hiking for a week (I know the scenario you set up precludes this ).
Assuming for the rest of these you have to keep going:
Whenever you stop, lie down with your feet up. If a cold stream is nearby, sticking your legs ...
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French feminist
Antoinette Fouque, a historic figure in the French feminist movement, died in Paris on February 20 at the age of 77.In the midst of the social and ideological turmoil of 1968, she co-founded... »
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Come spring, thousands of Spaniards descend upon Valencia, for the month-long celebrations of Las Fallas. There are no tomatoes or bulls involved; this tribute to Saint Joseph and the arrival of s... »
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In this era of technophilia, people use their smartphones for any and every thing. Even to keep themselves fit and healthy. Look out for the top-rated ones, the ones with the great review, or the o... »
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The Hindu Crossword No. 2780
Across1 Islander, terrible hypocrite, he ignored (7)5 Hit rain when high, and this on Everest? (4,3)9 Forward almost missing header (5)10 Plant from Andorra, so peculiar... »
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In a disappointing decision, the Supreme Court recently dismissed a petition seeking review of the Suresh Kumar Koushal judgment that upheld the criminalisation of homosexuality in Section 3... »
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Pallavi Jha, Chairperson and MD, Walchand PeopleFirst Ltd.Pallavi Jha (50) says that she first realised gender could be a problem when assets of the family business were being divided... »
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Anuradha Kedia-Parekh, Aarti Mohan and Megha Ghosh show us how three social experiments with substance make a difference. Parekh runs The Better India (www.thebetterindia.com) TBI, a positive news... »
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S. Iftikhar Murshed has pulled off a coup with a difference in a country inured to military takeovers. Within a short span of time, Criterion Quarterly, the magazine he launched in 2005, has becom... »
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The chemical messages in the DNA decide the form of the complete organism. In the case of Prof. C.S .Seshadri, one can say that double helix of his DNA is made up of Mathematics and Music. So deep... »
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The shallow cosmopolitan veneer of India's capital city Delhi is mouldering and peeling, revealing ugly remnants of a chauvinist majoritarian population uneasy with difference. Young people from di... »
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Frozen in time
It's amazing how all summer we bemoan the cucurbits, "water in dirty form", using the telegraphese "tinda-tori" generically for ghiya, lauki and kaddu, seetaphal. »
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The question of liberty
Will those who live in Scotland vote to end the union with the rest of Great Britain, or to keep it? The vote is not due to take place until the autumn and a great deal may change before then. The... »
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Illusions of privacy
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On the banks of the Cauvery...
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It was slipped into brief late-night remarks, so that you almost might've missed it: "The one thing that we had not counted on, New York University's hospital backup power, in spite of them making sure, ensuring us that it's been tested, has stopped working," admitted Mayor Bloomberg. "And we're working with them to help move people out."
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Twilight author Stephenie Meyer confirmed that nine-year-old actress Mackenzie Foy has been cast as Renesmee, the vampire-human love child of Edward (Robert Pattinson) and Bella (Kristen Stewart), in Breaking Dawn.
We reported that Mackenzie Foy was in talks to play the vampire-human baby of Stewart's Bella and Pattinson's Edward, and Twilight author Stephenie Meyer confirmed the news on the official Twilight Facebook page. Twilight author confirms casting"Very excited about our new Renesmee, Mackenzie Foy," Meyer wrote. "She's an amazing young actress and I'm excited to work with her." The author, who does not have her own Twitter or Facebook page, thanked fans of the official Twilight Facebook page. "Congratulations to the Twilight Facebook Fan Page! 15 million fans! You guys never cease to amaze me." Mackenzie Foy as RenesmeeThe nine-year-old actress has appeared in one episode each of FlashFoward and Til Death. Her angelic features make her the perfect choice to play the vampire/human Renesmee.Oscar-winner Bill Condon, director of Breaking Dawn, will reportedly use special digital effects to transfer Foy's face onto the face of a younger child, similar to The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Her vampire blood makes her age from a baby to a 17-year-old in only seven years. Lost's Maggie Grace, Christian Camargo and Mia Maestro have also been cast to play vampires in Breaking Dawn. Breaking Dawn has been split into two parts, with the first to arrive in theaters on November 18, 2011. read on for More TwilightKristen Stewart playing Bella's Breaking Dawn violent birth scenes as written


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The Hour of Holiness is a national radio program heard Sunday mornings on American Family Radio with Dr. Bill Ury, WBS Professor of Systematic Theology. The message of purity of heart is proclaimed through a close look at Scripture and with a view to applying all the truth to all of the human heart.
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Dwight Dunlap took home the championship and the feature in the Allison Legacy division, taking the lead away from Brian Heaberlin four laps in and dodging two late cautions for his seventh win of the season. Pictured with Dwight is his mother and wife.
Cory Cootware kept his reign as king of the INEX Bandoleros alive tonight on Wild Wednesday, jumping past Paul Fusco when the green flag waved and going wire-to-wire to win the 12-lap feature event. Cootware claimed all six INEX Bandolero features he raced in this summer.
Aaron Moyer picked up his first feature win of the season.
"Chargin" Charlie Frisch put on a show, coming from the back to the front twice to edge out Gene Marocco for the win in the 25-lap Mtn Dew RoadRunner Super Summer Series headliner.
Justin Pearson took advantage, inheriting the lead from Reynolds and holding off a late race charge from Vinny Mangiaracina for the feature win.
Lloyd Hawkins went wire-to-wire to win the 10-lap National Figure 8 League's 2009 finale, holding off Jason Brockway by just a half car-length in a wild dash to the finish.
Gene Marocco took home the 2009 Mtn Dew RoadRunner Super Summer Series championship.
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Tom Schneider was crowned the 2009 National Figure 8 League champion.
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WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood today announced that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and its state and local law enforcement partners conducted more than 3,000 surprise passenger carrier safety inspections over a two-week period in May that resulted in 442 unsafe buses or drivers being removed from the nation's roadways.
The strike force issued out-of-service citations to 127 drivers and 315 vehicles during the unannounced inspections that took place from May 1 – 15.
"During this heavy summer travel season, we will remain alert and remove from our roads any passenger bus or driver that places motorists at risk," said Secretary LaHood.
In addition to the strike force inspections, FMCSA and state safety investigators initiated 38 full safety compliance reviews on commercial passenger bus companies. These reviews determine a passenger carrier's safety rating.
"The public deserves safe passenger bus transportation every ride," said FMCSA Administrator Anne S. Ferro. "FMCSA and its law enforcement partners will not rest until we weed out every unsafe passenger carrier and driver. Our ongoing strike force inspections are essential to protecting motorists and reaching our goal of zero fatalities involving commercial vehicles."
Over the past five years, FMCSA has doubled the number of unannounced bus safety inspections and comprehensive safety reviews of the nation's estimated 4,000 passenger bus companies. Roadside safety inspections of motorcoaches jumped from 12,991 in 2005 to 25,703 in 2010, while compliance reviews rose from 457 in 2005 to 1,042 in 2010.
On May 5, Secretary LaHood and Administrator Ferro announced several new bus safety measures. Among them, the Department of Transportation will now require more rigorous commercial driver's license testing standards, seek new rules to strengthen passenger carrier and driver compliance with federal safety regulations, and empower consumers to review safety records of bus companies before booking.
A new final rule requires anyone applying for a commercial driver's license (CDL) to first obtain a commercial driver's learner's permit, and requires all state licensing agencies to use a standardized CDL testing system. It also prohibits the use of foreign language interpreters to reduce the potential for testing fraud.
The Department of Transportation also unveiled a "Think Safety: Every Trip, Every Time" pre-trip safety checklist that helps consumers review a bus company's safety record, safety rating and USDOT operating authority before buying a ticket or hiring a bus company for group travel. The checklist is available online at FMCSA's Passenger Bus Safety Web site: http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/safety-security/pcs/Index.aspx. FMCSA encourages consumers to report any unsafe bus company, vehicle or driver to the agency through a toll free hotline 1-888-DOT-SAFT (1-888-368-7238) or FMCSA's consumer complaint Web site: http://nccdb.fmcsa.dot.gov/HomePage.asp.
Other steps the Department has taken to improve passenger safety include a new rule to ban commercial drivers from texting behind the wheel, and a proposed rule to prohibit hand-held mobile phone use. Further, in a wide-ranging Motorcoach Safety Action plan, the Department has proposed rules that will require buses to have seat belts and electronic on-board recorders to replace easily falsified paper records of driver hours. Finally, the Department launched a new safety measurement system titled Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) that provides detailed safety data to identify bus companies for safety interventions.
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Blackout Bowl: Funny Junk-Food Ads, Please!
According to user-behavior data, junk-food ads were among the most popular Super Bowl XLVII commercials -- while Hulu users voted for two heartstring-tugging spots as their faves.
Taco Bell, M&Ms and Doritos scored big with their ads based on TiVo's measurement of how many times the ads were rewatched (and Pepsi landed at No. 8).
By contrast, Hulu's No. 1 and 2 top-voted ads -- not in the TiVo's Top 10 -- were the emotionally resonant Ram Trucks' "Farmer" and Anheuser-Busch's "Brotherhood" about the supposed bond between a young Clydesdale and his human caretaker, with the senior-citizens-behaving-badly Taco Bell ad coming in third. (The revolting supermodel-kisses-geek ad from GoDaddy and the controversial Jamaican white guy VW ad fared well on both lists.)
"When you look at our list, this is what's truly being rewatched by people in their homes -- they're the funnier ads," TiVo senior VP and GM of content and media sales Tara Maitra said.
Personally, Doritos' "Goat 4 Sale" was my favorite -- idiosyncratic and amusing, while emphasizing the product's desirability. Plus: anthropomorphic goat.
Google search data showed Mars was a big marketing winner, with M&Ms the No. 1 trending search (followed by "Beyonce," "Baltimore Ravens," "San Francisco 49ers" and "Colin Kaepernick").
Here are TiVo's most-rewound Super Bowl commercials for 2013:
- Taco Bell "Viva Young"
- Doritos "Goat For Sale"
- Hyundai Santa Fe "Pick Your Team"
- Doritos "Fashionista Daddy"
- GoDaddy.com "Perfect Date"
- M&Ms "Anything for Love"
- Sketchers "Man Vs. Cheetah"
- Pepsi Next "Pepsi Next Drink it to Believe It"
- Audi "Prom"
- Volkswagen "Get In. Get Happy"
And here are Hulu's "most-liked" SB ads:
- Ram Trucks: Farmer
- Budweiser: Brotherhood
- Taco Bell: Viva Young
- Volkswagen: Get In. Get Happy.
- Universal Pictures: "Fast & Furious 6" Game Day Trailer
- Jeep: America Will Be Whole Again
- Paramount Pictures: "World War Z" Big Game Spot
- Skechers: GOrun 2 - Man vs Cheetah Big Game Commercial
- GoDaddy.com: Perfect Match - Bar Refaeli's Big Kiss!
- MilkPEP: The Rock in Morning Run
Meanwhile, Twitter said there were 24.1 million tweets about the game and halftime show, with the power outage generating the most volume.
And on Facebook, most of the comments were about the game itself (and the blackout), with only Doritos, Tide and Budweiser breaking into the top 10 of most-mentioned terms during the game (while "A Farmer" and "Paul Harvey," which were references to the Ram Trucks ad, also registered).
Finally, according to Networked Insights, here are the 10 "most-discussed" SB ads (by number of mentions). Note that not all the chatter is positive -- of these, Tide's "Miracle Stain" had the most positive viewer reaction (+59% net sentiment) while GoDaddy's "Perfect Match" had the most negative reaction (-11% net sentiment).
- GoDaddy "Perfect Match" (255,121)
- Taco Bell "Viva Young" (213,125)
- Calvin Klein "Concept 30" (209,539)
- Budweiser "Brotherhood" (154,037)
- Ram "Farmer" (96,326)
- Oreo "Cookie v Cream" (65,373)
- Wonderful Pistachios "Crackin' Style" (58,938)
- Tide "Miracle Stain" (55,770)
- Doritos "Goat" (51,053)
- Doritos "Fashionista" (47,962)
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Most people paint with paint. Me? I paint with the blood of my slain enemies. But
San Francisco artist Chris Trueman painted this picture of his younger brother with the bodies of 200,000 dead ants. You sick bastard.
"I found a guy who raises ants and sells them as horned lizard food," he said. "The lizards need the folic acid. It's an artificial food source. If the lizards were in nature, they could get them from their own diet, but many of these lizards are kept as pets in cities like New York and San Francisco where they are hard to come by." [...]
"The ants arrived in a large peanut butter jar -- just this huge mass of rising ants," he said. "It was weird. I couldn't set them free. They weren't native to the area and if they bit someone, they would leave welts, and I couldn't feed them, so I had to kill them."
Suuuuure you had to kill them. Just like the time I had to kill the cable guy for not hooking me up with free HBO. Okay, I actually did have to do that. You know what he said to me? "How about Showtime instead?" And that's when I stabbed him with the DVR.
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Thanks to naas, who plans on painting a picture with the dead bodies of people who post 'FIRST' in the comments.
Paul Hazelton collects dust and then shapes it into things and calls it art. Me? I vacuum it up LIKE A NORMAL GOTDAMN PERSON. I swear, whatever happened to chiseling marble? 'I think it all has something to do with the fact that I was brought up in an immaculate environment... / Continue →
Seen here looking suspiciously like a cadaver with candy corns for teeth and M.U.S.C.L.E. Men in its weave, some dude decided to get a Hello Kitty tattoo smack-dab in the middle of his forehead. Why? Your guess is as good as mine, but I'm leaning towards 'why not?', which is ... / Continue →
Some guy is a selling a Wii he microwaved on eBay as a piece of art. It is one of the worst pieces of art I have ever seen. Did you hear that? That was Matisse falling out of his wheelchair in heaven. For $5,998 on eBay, you could purchase a Microwaved Wii, which was "creat... / Continue →


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"I'm drinking a Sam Adams in all 351 towns in Massachusetts and I'm doing it for charity," Ruggere said.
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Despite ending the season with an injured ankle, Sequim high senior Kai Antrim was named to the all-Olympic League first team last week.
Antrim, who finished the season with 12 goals, scored 40 in his prep career, a Sequim High School record.
Teammate and fellow SHS senior Jeff Catton was named to the league's all-second team. Catton finished with 24 lifetime assists, second in SHS history behind Vann Brasher's 25.
Sequim midfielder Greg Dunbar joins Sequim defenders Keller Batson and Austin Sanford on the all-league honorable mention list.
The Kingston Buccaneers, who won the Olympic League soccer title, saw defender John Troka earn MVP honors and Craig Smith win coach of the year.
The Wolves carried some honors into the district playoffs.
Senior slugger Yolanda Chinn was named to the all-league first team while classmate Carly Swingle was named to the all-league second team as a pitcher, two of four Wolves to garner postseason honors.
Freshmen shortstop/catcher Maddy Zbaraschuk and infielder Lea Hopson were named all-league honorable mentions.
Chinn hit .406 with two doubles, a triple, three home runs and five RBIs to earn her second consecutive pace on the Olympic League first team. She was named an all-league second-teamer as a sophomore.
In 95 innings, Swingle struck out 85 batters and walked 24, posting a 1.93 earned run average. She gave up just 56 hits and chalked up a 9-7 regular season record. Swingle was named to the all-league first team in 2006 and 2007.
Zbaraschuk led the Wolves with a .501 batting average and 15 RBIs, hitting four home runs and a triple at the plate. Hopson had one triple and two home runs to go with her five RBIs and .326 batting average.
Pitchers Ali Rae of Port Angeles and Katelyn Stanley of North Mason shared most valuable player honors while Stanley's Bulldogs won the most all-league first team nominations (four) and overall nominations (eight).
Port Angeles saw four players named to the all-league team: Rae, infielder Miranda Pitz and catcher Molly Ward on the first team and Colleen Cary as honorable mention.
Port Angeles' Roughriders also were awarded the league sportsmanship award.
On the all-Olympic League baseball team, Sequim has home and first base covered.
Senior catcher Ben Grubb and junior first baseman Spencer Middleton were named to the all-league first team last week, joined by teammates Max Royall (senior, second team), Jonathan Thom (senior, honorable mention) and Drew Rickerson (freshman, honorable mention).
Grubb, who was an all-league second team selection in 2007, hit .414 and led the Wolves with 23 runs scored, four triples, 14 steals (in 16 attempts), 40 total bases, an on-base-percentage of .563 and slugging average of .690. He also had the top ERA of any Sequim pitcher (1.64) in his 21 1/3 innings of work.
Middleton hit .339, had 13 RBIs and tied Grubb for the team lead with two home runs. On the mound he had a 3.10 ERA and held opponents to a team-best .227 batting average.
Royall, an all-league honorable mention last year, led Sequim in multiple offensive categories this spring as an outfielder, including batting average (.431), hits (28), doubles (six) and RBIs (23). He was nearly as solid on the mound, leading Sequim in innings pitched (32) and tied in strikeouts (32). He held opponents to a .246 average while racking up a 3.28 ERA.
Thom, a third baseman, hit .400 and tied Grubb for second on the team with 24 base hits. He had a .500 on-base percentage and had 11 RBIs.
Rickerson, an outfielder, was called up to varsity just before spring break. He hit .390 in limited time, slugging .634, second on the team. Rickerson had six extra-base hits drove in 11 runs in 16 games.
Port Angeles' Eric Lane was named league Most Valuable Player while Klahowya had the most first team players (three) and all-league awards (nine). Port Townsend won the team sportsmanship award while Kingston's Scott McCray and Olympic's Nate Andrews shared Coach of the Year honors.
Other Port Angeles players on the all-league team include Don Defrang (first team), Danny Romero, Nick Lavin and Mikey Marvelle (second team) and Jake Madison (honorable mention).
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+0 votes Bee Yang › March 25, 2013
The course has a lot of tight lines that are very hard to hit, at times even impossible. A bad drive can mean the different between a birdie and a bougey or worse. Some of the holes were very close together and there are chances of getting hit by an errant drive. Overall, it was a good course with a lot of wooded holes.
+1 votes Dan Sinkey › June 24, 2013
Fifteen wooded holes (hit your line or kiss par goodbye holes) and three open crush holes that you can still have troubles on (swamp ,water hazzard , and lots of hills ) benches on every tee , wooden walls , landscaped wooden tears to elivate pin 14 . One of the nicest and hardest courses around! And yes as stated the owners are really killer this place is their paradse( treat it that way ) ,and it's well worth the fee . Update : June 2013 called ahead to camp for the weekend and recieved warme ...
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text: TeamSTEPPS Fundamentals Course: Module 1. Introduction Classroom Slides TeamsTEPPS Fundamentals CourseTeamSTEPPS is a teamwork system developed jointly by the Department of Defense (DoD)and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) to improve institutional collaboration and communication relating to patient safety. Slides:Slide 1. TeamSTEPPSSlide 2. Ice BreakerSlide 3. Sue Sheridan VideoSlide 4. Video DiscussionSlide 5. ObjectivesSlide 6. Teamwork is All Around UsSlide 7. Proven ResultsSlide 8. IntroductionSlide 9. TeamSTEPPSSlide 10. Patient Safety MovementSlide 11. The Components of a Patient Safety ProgramSlide 12. Course AgendaSlide 13. Introductions and Exercise: Magic WandSlide 14. Why do Errors Occur—Some ObstaclesSlide 15. Institute of Medicine Report—Impact of ErrorSlide 16. Medical Errors Still Claiming Many LivesSlide 17. JCAHO Sentinel EventsSlide 18. What Comprises Team Performance?Slide 19. Outcome of Team CompetenciesSlide 20. Teamwork ActionsSlide 21. Supplemental Instructor SlidesSlide 22. Train-the-Trainer/Coach Session AgendaSlide 23. Teamwork Encompasses CRMSlide 24. Background: US Army AviationSlide 25. US Navy Breakthroughs: Tactical Decision Making Under Stress (TADMUS)Slide 26. US Air Force CRM HistorySlide 27. Eight Steps of ChangeSlide 28. Roadmap to a Culture of SafetySlide 1: TeamSTEPPS m1igtn01.jpgTeamSTEPPSStrategies and Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety.Return to Contents Slide 2: Ice BreakerTeamSTEPPS—IntroductionIce BreakerReturn to Contents Slide 3: Sue Sheridan Video Sue Sheridan video (Flash video, 9 min., 49 sec.; 60.8 MB) (Plugin Software Help.)Return to Contents Slide 4: Video Discussion How are patients harmed as a result of medical errors?How can we prevent medical errors?What are the solutions?...Improved teamwork and communications...Ultimately, a culture of safetyReturn to Contents Slide 5: Objectives Describe the TeamSTEPPS training initiative.Explain your organization's patient safety program.Describe the impact of errors and why they occur.Describe the TeamSTEPPS framework.State the outcomes of the TeamSTEPPS framework.Return to Contents Slide 6: Teamwork Is All Around UsReturn to Contents Slide 7: Proven ResultsGraph 1: Length of ICU stay after team training.The chart shows a 50% reduction of average length of stay in the year of the study. There was no change from June to July (average length of stay 2.2 days), and a sharp drop to 1.5 days in August. Length of stay fell to 1.4 in September, followed by a gradual drop to less than 1.1 in May.Source: Pronovost, 2003. Johns Hopkins Journal of Critical Care Medicine.Graph 2: OR Teamwork Climate and Postoperative Sepsis Rates (per 1000 discharges)AHRQ National Average Postoperative Sepsis Rates (per 1000 discharges): 10.5.Group mean for teamwork: Postoperative Sepsis Rates (per 1000 discharges): 11.5Low teamwork climate Postoperative Sepsis Rates (per 1000 discharges) 15.5Mid teamwork climate Postoperative Sepsis Rates (per 1000 discharges): 12High teamwork climate Postoperative Sepsis Rates (per 1000 discharges): 6Teamwork climate based on safety attitudes questionnaire.Source: Sexton, 2006, Johns Hopkins.Graph 3: Adverse OutcomesThe graph shows a 50% reduction in adverse outcomes.Source: Mann, 2006. Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Contemporary OB/GYN.Graph 4: Indemnity ExperienceMalpractice claims, suits and observations pre-teamwork training was at 20. Post-teamwork training saw a reduction to 11, a 50% reduction in malpractice claims, suits and observations.Return to Contents Slide 8: Introduction Evolution of TeamSTEPPSCurriculum ContributorsDepartment of Defense.Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.Research Organizations.Universities.Medical and Business Schools.Hospitals—Military and Civilian, Teaching and Community-Based.Healthcare Foundations.Private Companies.Subject Matter Experts in Teamwork, Human Factors, and Crew Resource Management (CRM).Return to Contents Slide 9: TeamSTEPPS Team Strategies & Tools to Enhance Performance & Patient Safety"Initiative based on evidence derived from team performance.leveraging more than 25 years of research in military, aviation, nuclear power, business and industry...to acquire team competencies."Return to Contents Slide 10: Patient Safety Movement Slide 10 shows a timeline for the patient safety movement. The timeline is as follows:1995: DoD MedTeams® ED Study1999: "To Err is Human" IOM Report2001: Executive Memo from President2003: JCAHO National Patient Safety Goals2004: Institute for Healthcare Improvement 100K lives Campaign2005: TeamSTEPPS2005: Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act of 2005.Return to Contents Slide 11: The Components of a Patient Safety ProgramReturn to Contents Slide 12: Course Agenda Module 1—Introduction.Module 2—Team Structure.Module 3—Leadership.Module 4—Situation Monitoring.Module 5—Mutual Support.Module 6—Communication.Module 7—Summary—Pulling It All Together.Return to Contents Slide 13: Introductions and Exercise: Magic WandIf I had a "Magic Wand" and could make changes within my unit or facility in the areas of patient quality and safety.Return to Contents Slide 14: Why Do Errors Occur—Some Obstacles Workload fluctuations.Interruptions.Fatigue.Multi-tasking.Failure to follow up.Poor handoffs.Ineffective communication.Not following protocol.Excessive professional courtesy.Halo effect.Passenger syndrome.Hidden agenda.Complacency.High-risk phase.Strength of an idea.Task (target) fixation.Return to Contents Slide 15: Institute of Medicine Report Impact of Error:44,000—98,000 annual deaths occur as a result of errors.Medical errors are the leading cause, followed by surgical mistakes and complications.More Americans die from medical errors than from breast cancer, AIDS, or car accidents.7% of hospital patients experience a serious medication error.Federal Action:By 5 years;↓ medical errors by 50%,↓ nosocomial by 90%; andeliminate "never-events" (such as wrong-site surgery)Cost associated with medical errors is $8—29 billion annually.Return to Contents Slide 16: Medical Errors Still Claiming Many LivesBy Elizabeth Weise, USA TODAYAs many as 98,000 Americans still die each year because of medical errors despite an unprecedented focus on patient safety over the last five years, according to a study released today. Significant improvements have been made in some hospitals since the Institute of Medicine released a landmark report in 2000 that revealed many thousands of Americans die each year because of medical mistakes.But nationwide, the pace of change is painstakingly slow, and the death rate has not changed much, according to the study in The Journal of the American Medical Association.The researchers blame the complexity of health care systems, a lack of leadership, the reluctance of doctors to admit errors and an insurance reimbursement system that rewards errors — hospitals can bill for additional services needed when patients are injured by mistakes — but often will not pay for practices that reduce those errors."The medical community now knows what it needs to do to deal with the problem. It just has to overcome the barriers to doing it," says study co-author Lucian Leape of Harvard's School of Public Health.The institute, a public policy organization, pushed key health care organizations to focus on patient safety, the new report says. As a result, reductions as much as 93% have been made in certain kinds of error-related illnesses and deaths.Computerized prescriptions, adding a pharmacist to medical teams and team training in the delivery of babies are among the improvements medical centers are making, the study finds.But "we have to turn the heat up on the hospitals," Leape says.For example, 5% to 8% of intensive-care patients on ventilators develop pneumonia, the study says. But by strictly following a simple protocol of bed elevation, drugs and periodic breathing breaks, those outbreaks can be reduced to almost zero. "A little hospital in DeSoto, Miss., called Baptist Memorial did it, so it doesn't take a big academic medical center," Leape says.Hospitals that eliminate infections should receive bonuses, Leape says. "If insurance companies paid 20% more for patients in (intensive-care units) where there were no infections, they'd cut costs substantially.""We really need to rethink how we pay for health care. What we do now is pay for services, but what we should do is pay for care and outcomes."...little progress towards the goalLeape and Berwick,JAMA May 2005ImprovementsHospitals have taken steps to reduce medical errors and injuries.Examples:Computerized prescriptions: 81% decrease in errors.Including pharmacist in medical team: 78% decrease in preventable drug reactions.Team training in delivery of babies: 50% decrease in harmful outcomes — such as brain damage — in premature deliveries.Source: Journal of the American Medical AssociationReturn to Contents Slide 17: JCAHO Sentinel EventsBar Graph: Root causes of sentinel events (all categories: 1995-2005).The graph shows the percentage of each root cause from 3548 events, and whether the percentage hit the target for teamwork.Root causePercentageMet TargetCommunication65%YesOrientation/training58%YesPatient assessment42%YesStaffing22%YesAvailability of information20%YesCompetency/credentialing20%NoProcedural compliance20%YesEnvironmental safety/security18%NoLeadership12%YesContinuum of care12%YesCare planning11%YesOrganization culture10%YesReturn to Contents Slide 18: What Comprises Team Performance?...team performance is a science consequences of errors are great...Return to Contents Slide 19: Outcomes of Team Competencies[D] Select for Text DescriptionKnowledge Shared Mental ModelAttitudes Mutual TrustTeam OrientationPerformance AdaptabilityAccuracyProductivityEfficiencySafetyReturn to Contents Slide 20: Teamwork Actions Recognize opportunities to improve patient safety.Assess your current organizational culture and existing Patient Safety Program components.Identify teamwork improvement action plan by analyzing data and survey results.Design and implement initiative to improve team-related competencies among your staff.Integrate TeamSTEPPS into daily practice."High-performance teams create a safety net for your healthcare organization as you promote a culture of safety."Return to Contents Slide 21: Supplemental Instructor SlidesReturn to Contents Slide 22: Train-the-Trainer/Coach Session Agenda Module 1—Introduction.Module 2—Team Structure.Module 3—Leadership.Module 4—Situation Monitoring.Module 5—Mutual Support.Module 6—Communication.Module 7—Summary—Pulling It All Together.Change Management: How to Achieve a Culture of Safety.Coaching Workshop.Implementation Course Management.Developing a Teamwork Improvement Action Plan.Practice Teaching SessionReturn to Contents Slide 23: Teamwork Encompasses CRMDoD has led the way in team research and innovationsNon-Healthcare Combat Information Centers.Joint Forces Operations.Emergency Management Communities.Army Special Forces.Tank, Submarine, and Air Crews.Healthcare ED, OR, L&D, ICU, Dental.Whole Hospital.Combat Casualty Care....striving to be a high reliability healthcare system...Return to Contents Slide 24: Background: US Army AviationArmy aviation crew coordination failures in mid-80s contributed to 147 aviation fatalities and cost more than $290 million.The vast majority involved highly experienced aviators.Failures were attributed largely to crew communication, workload management, and task prioritization.Return to Contents Slide 25: US Navy Breakthroughs: Tactical Decisionmaking Under Stress (TADMUS)Cross-Training.Stress Exposure Training.Team Coordination Training (CRM).Scenario-Based Training and Simulation.Team Leader Training.Team Dimensional Training.Team Assessment.Return to Contents Slide 26: US Air Force CRM HistoryMid to Late 80s AF bombers and heavy aircraft started CRM training.1992 Air Combat Command developed Aircrew Attention Management /CRM Training.By 1998, CRM deployed uniformly across the AF.Steady decline in human factors based mishaps since CRM training deployed.AF Medical Service adapted training, rolled out in 2000.Return to Contents Slide 27: Eight Steps of ChangeDrawing (Eight Steps of Change). Penguins struggling to climb the steps of an iceberg. One penguin in a lab coat with a stethoscope is standing on final step of the iceberg (Create a new culture). Each step is labeled with a change. Illustration by John Kotter.Eight Steps of Change:Create sense of urgencyBuild the guiding teamDevelop a change vision and strategyUnderstanding and buy-inEmpower othersShort-term winsDon't let up—be relentlessCreate a new cultureReturn to Contents Slide 28: Roadmap to a Culture of SafetyDrawing (Roadmap to a Culture of Safety). Penguins are trying to find their way to safety. The penguins leave the water because of a barking seal (catalytic event drives need for change). Penguins cluster by a road sign. One sign says Status Quo. One sign, labeled Errorville, points back to the sea. Signs saying JCAHO and Future point forward. One penguin looks back and thinks, "I'm staying right here. Yeah, they'll be back." A second penguin looks forward thinking, "What are they doing? Why do we need change?"Some penguins move forward (build team, strategy, buy-in, establish goals) through prepare the climate. Penguins continue to develop action plan and TeamSTEPPS change coaching (implement action plan, train, empower others). The next stages are test intervention (outcomes), and celebrate wins, staying the course, and sustaining. The final stage of the journey is monitor, integrate, and continuous process improvement.Return to ContentsReturn to IndexProceed to Module 2 Current as of November 2008 Internet Citation: TeamSTEPPS Fundamentals Course: Module 1. Introduction Classroom Slides: TeamsTEPPS Fundamentals Course. November 2008. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/professionals/education/curriculum-tools/teamstepps/instructor/fundamentals/module1/slintro.html


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