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Volunteer in Fisher Village and Youth House
- Country
- Vietnam
- Locations
- Delta of Hanoi
- Duration of Program
- 2 Weeks
- Dates of Program
- Flexible Dates
- Group/Independent
- Both (group and independent)
- Age Restrictions
- 18 Years +
- Project Review
The Youth House School is one of the bigest and oldest project of SJ Vietnam. It 's a small education center for disadvantaged street children managed with the financial support of the French Student organization "Un ETAI pour le Vietnam". The volunteers who work here teach around 10 children everyday. They also have to cook lunch for the children and clean the Youth House together. Remember, the children are not used to rules and structure in their households, so volunteers must try to implement this by setting an example. The Youth House is also a place where young local people and international volunteers come to explore the cultural diversity, by teaching the children together or organizing leisure activities, such as taking the children to the swimming pool. We combine these activities with projects to help disadvantaged people at Fisher Village who are very poor and live in slum-boats on the Red river. We do this by giving them food, medicine, water filters (for clean drinking water), toothpaste, second-hand warm clothes and free showers in winter, etc.
- Major Responsibilities
- Work towards a society of justice, peace and solidarity
- Break cultural misunderstanding between people and nations
- Improve local and global environment, provide informal education, help to reduce poverty and strengthen human rights
- Encourage young people to participate actively in the society in which they live
- International volunteers give an English class from 9:00 am to 11:00 am, and one from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
- Local volunteers teach the vietnamese primary school program (Math, Vietnamese, History, Geography, etc)
- International and local volunteers prepare free lunch to children
- We provide emmergency accomodation for children and hot shower in winter
- We build and maintain water filters for all the village. Our filters have been specially designed by the technology university of Hanoi
- We build and renovate the boats (thanks to "Coup de Pouce" for the financial help)
- Leisure and cultural activities for children
- Organizing free medical check-up in collaboration with the professors and students at Medecine university of Hanoi
Job Responsibilities:
By developing international volunteering, we aim to:
Major job responsibilities are:
- Cost/Program Fee
- 180 Euros for 2 Weeks
- What program fee Includes
- Fooding and accommodation
- Transportation
- In country co-ordination
- Airport recieve
- Visa Charges
- Personal expenses
- Donations
The program fee covers:
The program fee does not cover:
- Skills/ Qualifications
No specific skills and qualifications are required to volunteer with out organization. However, we expect our volunteers to be hardworking, flexible and caring individuals who are willing to share their culture with us.
- Arrangements for Room/Food
Food: Food will be cooked by volunteers during the workcamp. Volunteers will be split up into teams and the cooking team will go to the local market to buy food and cook for the rest of the group. The volunteers will eat local ingredients, some special food from your country could be difficult to find here or could be expensive.
Accommodation: Volunteers will have home-stays with very simple and basic accommodation, volunteers will live with the local people and it's a really good chance for them to deeply understand about the Vietnamese people's lives. Sleeping bags, sleeping mats, mosquito nets, pillow, and blankets are needed.
- Application Process
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone No: +84 4 6287 2829
Mobile: +84 974 431 799/ +84 977 173 000
Phone No: +84 4 22154993
- Any Missing Important Information
Volunteers can also donate to our ogranization. For donations, you can contact the organization itself and follow the procedures. For inquiries, please email us to this adress: firstname.lastname@example.com
SJ Vietnam 's other programs in Vietnam
- Nam Dinh province (150KM from Hanoi) : Volunteer at the Xuan Thuy National Marine Park Project
- Vietnam : Teach Blind Children in Vietnam
- Vietnam : Volunteer in Paediatric department in a National Hospital
- Nam Dinh province : Volunteer in Xuan Thuy National Marine Park
- Hai Duong city : Volunteer to Support the Hai Duong Welfare Center
- Fisher Village : Volunteer Kidsfun : Teach Vietnamese Children
- Halong Bay : Volunteer for World Heritage Project in Vietnam
- Hai Duong Province : Volunteer in Hai Duong Welfare Center
- Hanoi : Volunteer at the National Hospital of Pediatrics (NHP)
- Hanoi : Help by Volunteerig at the Blind School in Hanoi
- Hanoi, Vietnam : Volunteer to Help Disabled Teenagers -Hold the Future Project.
- Delta of Hanoi : Volunteer in Fisher Village and Youth House

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Hey guys, I'm kinda new to the mountain biking scene. I've been riding in just random places that I can find. I wouldn't mind trying out some of the more defined/popular trails. I've heard of Kulani (sounds difficult for my skill level), University Hilo Trail (where do I start/enter?), and Kalopa. Are there any other good ones out there? How's the Tree Planters road?
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Groovy baby! Now is your chance to learn how to make tie dye shirts for your entire family. These cool, crazy prints aren't just for camp kids and hippies. Tie dye has broken into the mainstream and can be found in a variety of stores for kids and adults. Instead of spending money on trendy wearables, learn how to dye clothing at home and enjoy the look of your homemade creations.
To make an easy tie dye shirt, start with a simple, inexpensive white top. Pick crazy colors and try fun techniques and see what you can come up with. What's great about tie dye project is that you can't predict how a piece will turn out. If you never tried this technique before and want to know how to make tie dye patterns, give any of these projects and try and find out how easy it is to craft your own wearables.
Show off your wild and fun personality with cool shirts you can make in no time at all. We're here to help you try new crafts and enjoy cool techniques, so our list of 26 craft ideas will help you answer your burning questions about tie dye. Gather up the family, head outside and make a few of these shirts - it's a fun way to bond and get creative without breaking the bank.
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Studio Suite, 1 Queen BedMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Suite, 1 BedroomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 1 infant)
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Whistler-area lodge at the foot of Mount Currie
With a stay at Pemberton Valley Lodge in Pemberton, you'll be in the mountains and close to Big Sky Golf and Country Club and Pemberton Distillery.
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You can find a meal at a coffee shop/café serving guests of Pemberton Valley Lodge, or stop in at a grocery/convenience store.
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, a computer station, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in Pemberton? This condo has facilities measuring 5382 square feet (500 square meters), including a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Built in 2004, this child friendly resort-style lodge is located at the base of Mount Currie in the small village of Pemberton.
The lobby features a river-rock fireplace, a television, seating areas, and a 24-hour front desk. An outdoor pool, steam room, and spa tub, and barbecue grill are open year-round. A picnic area, fitness center, and 24-hour business center with 5,400 square-foot (500 square-meter) meeting facility are also available. Complimentary amenities include wireless Internet access, newspapers, luggage storage, a small DVD library, and a guest laundry facility. A sundry store stocks snacks, beverages, microwave meals, and other items. The lodge offers wedding services and complimentary ski shuttles. Golf and a range of winter sports can be enjoyed nearby.
Indoor and outdoor parking are complimentary.
Pemberton Valley Lodge is a smoke-free property. Fines apply for smoke-free violations.
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- 24-hour front desk
- Barbecue grill(s)
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- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- Full-service spa
- Ski shuttle (complimentary)
- Fireplace in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Grocery/convenience store
- Free Wi-Fi
- Computer station
- One meeting room
- Indoor pool
- Laundry facilities
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Number of floors - 3
- Total number of rooms - 85
- Picnic area
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Year Built 2004
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 5382
- Conference space size (meters) - 500
- Ski storage
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Outdoor pool
- Television in lobby
- Wedding services
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
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- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
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- Cable TV service
- Climate control
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary toiletries
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- DVD player
- Free local calls
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
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The lodge has a coffee shop/café and coffee in lobby. Continental breakfast is available for a surcharge.
The hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there are several dining options within the surrounding area.
Nearby restaurants:
The Wood Bistro and Bar
Centennial Café
Suikya Sushi
The Pony Espresso Mile One Cafe Blackbird Bakery
Pemberton Valley Lodge provides a year-round outdoor pool and spa tub. The hotel's fitness center includes a treadmill, stationary bike, weight-training machine, free weights, exercise ball, and yoga mat.
Mountains, lakes, and rivers surround the Pemberton Valley. Myriad recreational activities include boating, kayaking, rafting, sailing, horse riding, fishing, hiking, and mountain biking. Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort offers world-class skiing, snowboarding, and snow biking. The highly rated Big Sky Golf and Country Club is 2 km (one mi) from the lodge.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Rafting nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Ski lessons available nearby
- Ski equipment rental shops nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Basketball on site
- Sledding nearby
- Snow tubing nearby
Enjoy the relaxation, comfort and relief of a massage at our in-hotel studio provided by Connections Pemberton. The Massage Studio is Available 7 days a week from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM by appointment. Choose from a variety of services that relax, rejuvenate and restore your body, mind and soul, including sports and deep tissue massages.
- Deep tissue massage
- Reflexology
- Sports massage
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Massages
- Body treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
The fine print for Pemberton Valley Lodge
When you arrive
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
Your pets
Pets allowed, Only dogs are allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 2
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 18 years old.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Pet fee: CAD 45.00 per room (varies based on length of stay)
- Crib (infant bed) fee: CAD 10 per night
We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the condo prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).


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ok i am 23 years old, in pre-nursing, which i really like so far. im in my second a & p class, getting a's and b's...im having a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy done on april 2nd.ive heard horror stories about the pain being... Read More
- 1Feb 15, '12 by MomRN0913Ummm, yes it is all true. I'm sorry to break it to you. I had my tonsils removed in 2010 at 29 years old. Everyone warned me of the pain.
They weren't kidding. And I have a high threshold.
BUT- it was completely worth it. I decided to have them out when I ended up in the ER during a shift, severely dehydrated, tacky at 130 and about to go down.(yes, I called out that night, but guess what they were short and begged me to come in, the nursing supervisor was doing rounds, looked at me and said "endorse your patients, you are coming to the ER with me" I was getting infections every week.
As nurses we worry about everything that could go wrong. But, I was getting strep so much, I was worried about endocarditits! There is a chance of rebelled, which I knew happened to someone, but it was easily fixed. I didn't bleed at all. And I have been the healthiest in my life since having them out. I only get sick once a year, instead of once a week!
TOtally painful, completely worth it. And, well, I couldn't take the vicodin Q4 act like they told me, because after 3 nights, I was taking care of a 2 and a 1/2 year old alone......
- 0Feb 15, '12 by sillywillyHi,
I think it's normal to feel anxious or scared about surgery. I had my tonsils removed when I was 17, and it was awful! It took me almost 3 weeks to recover. After I was healed, I felt so much better. I'm glad they are gone! Stock up on jello, and just remember you will feel so much better when your all healed!


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Beauty Products: How Much Do You Really Need?
If you tend to tear through creams, lotions, and serums, you're probably using too much.
By Andrea Cheng
Anti-Frizz Serum
Amount estimate: The size of 1 dime
Silicone-based hair helpers are designed to smooth down ruffled cuticles, eliminating frizz and flyaways. For finer hair, run a dime-size amount on offending areas. For thicker hair (or if you've got curls), upgrade to a nickel-size amount, Rago says. But be careful — a lick too much can leave you greasy. If you slip-up and don't have time for a quick rinse, "sprinkle dry shampoo (baby powder works, too) and blast cool air to absorb excess oil," adds Rago.


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Medical Scholars Master's in Medical Technology Program
Medical Scholars is a special program that provides historically disadvantaged and underrepresented students the opportunity to strengthen and cultivate their academic, clinical, and analytical skills in preparation for medical school.
Being a Medical Scholar in our Medical Technology program puts you in a winning situation. Not only will you earn a master's degree with strong employment potential, you will also be offered conditional acceptance to the College of Medicine at SUNY Upstate. Medical Scholars are provided with Academic Counseling, Mentoring, and MCAT preparation if needed.
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Not sure if you've noticed, but we've been doing a lot of eating in my house lately — and while we always try to keep it relatively artery-friendly, we frequently hit stretches where this is impossible. This past week, for instance, there was the burgers-and-dogs barbecue at a friend's house, there was the baked-good bacchanalia during the ballet recital intermission, there was Andy's business dinner at a downtown restaurant that proved to be a five-course ode to butter and cream. This is usually the time we break out our Detox Soup, made in a blender from all things green, and perfect for a warm summer night when you don't want to turn on the stove.
The kids don't love the soup as much as we do so we present them with a mini serving and provide cucumber slices and mini whole wheat pitas (no spoon) so they think of it more as a dip than as a soup.
Jenny Rosenstrach is a writer, editor and mom of two young girls. She writes the blog Dinner: A Love Story
What do you eat to detox? Chime in below!
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Types of Membership
Since there are different levels of handcrafters and vendors and their needs differ, membership benefits are tailored to both the type of membership and the level. See the Membership Benefits Chart for a comparison.
In addition to the membership type, a handcrafter or vendor may also choose to become an HSCG Benefactor. Benefactor Memberships allow dedicated individuals the opportunity to provide additional support for the HSCG's operations, over and above their regular membership. Benefactor members receive additional exposure on the website, various recognitions and special discounts - and are sincerely appreciated by the HSCG!
In order to make it easier for you to purchase your membership, the HSCG has arranged with PayPal to be able to offer PayPal's Bill Me Later® service which gives you up to 6 months to pay without interest (subject to credit approval).
For Handcrafters
See also: Benefits for Handcrafters
Associate Handcrafter
The Associate Membership is for individuals who make soap and/or cosmetics, but do not market or sell to the public. It is intended for those who are learning the craft and making product, but are not yet ready to go into business. Associate Memberships are limited to five (5) years. For more information on this limitation, see the Membership FAQ.
Associate Memberships include all member benefits except those that specifically relate to marketing and selling handcrafted soap and cosmetics. Associate members may vote and serve on committees, but not hold office.
Dues: $100 per year.
Professional Handcrafter
The Professional Handcrafter Membership is for individuals who make handcrafted soap and/or cosmetics and market their products to the public. Benefits for Professional Handcrafter Members are geared toward promoting handcrafted soap and cosmetics, increasing proficiency in the trade, improving business skills, encouraging networking opportunities and providing general exposure for the member's business and products.
Professional Handcrafter Members have the right to vote, participate on committees and serve as President and on the Board of Directors.
The Professional Membership includes product and general liability insurance for members in the United States, which is provided by Veracity Insurance Solutions. Please note that the HSCG does not sell insurance or receive any commissions on insurance purchased by members. See the insurance faq for details.
Dues: $520 per year.
Canadian Professional Handcrafter Members
General and product liability insurance is available to Canadian handcrafters. The legal requirements are that the funds for Canadian insurance and all administration are handled through Canadian businesses. The HSCG does not collect your payment for insurance, nor does it administer the insurance or act as a broker in any way. That is all handled through the broker in Canada. However, once you purchase a Canadian Handcrafter Membership, you have the option to purchase insurance coverage at a discounted rate. See the insurance faq for details.
Dues: $140 per year. (Insurance is $400 plus applicable taxes in certain provinces.)
International Professional Handcrafter Members
The general and product liability insurance arranged for HSCG members is only available in the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada. For soap and cosmetic handcrafters from other countries the insurance is excluded from the membership and the membership price adjusted accordingly.
Dues: $140 per year.
Handcrafter with Existing Liability Insurance Coverage
For Professional Handcrafter in the United States who already have general and product liability insurance coverage, the insurance portion of the membership may be waived and the membership price adjusted accordingly.
Dues: $140 per year.
Retired Professional Handcrafter Membership
Since making soap tends to be a life-long passion, the Retired Professional level is for handcrafters who have retired from their soap/cosmetic making business and no longer market to the public, but still want to be connected with and support the handcrafted soap and cosmetic industry. In order to qualify for a Retired Professional membership, the individual must have been a member at the Professional Level for a minimum of two (2) years.
Dues: $100 per year.
For Vendors & Suppliers
See also: Benefits for Vendors
Vendor Memberships
Vendor Memberships are for those who provide products or services to those in the handcrafted soap and cosmetic industry. Vendor Benefits are geared toward assisting them gaining exposure to soap and cosmetic makers.
Vendor Membership is in the name of the business (rather than an individual). Vendor Members may not hold office (Board of Director or President) as the membership is in the business name, not that of an individual.
There are three tiers of Vendor Membership. Suppliers may choose the level that is most fitting for their personal goals and business model.
Tier 1
Tier 1 membership is designed to provide the HSCG products and services most often purchased by larger vendors as a single, all-inclusive package.
Dues: $3,000 per year.
Tier 2
Tier 2 benefits are designed to provide the HSCG products and services most often purchased by vendors as a single, all-inclusive package, but at a smaller level.
Dues: $1,500 per year.
Tier 3
Tier 3 is designed for businesses working on a smaller budget but who still want to gain exposure to soap and cosmetic makers and support the activities of the HSCG.
Dues: $500 per year.
Private Label
See also: Benefits for Private Labelers
Private Labeler Memberships
Private Labeler Memberships are for those who purchase handcrafted soap and/or cosmetics and sell them under their own private label. Private Labeler Benefits are geared toward promoting handcrafted soap and cosmetics and providing communication channels with handcrafted soap and cosmetic makers. Optional product and general liability insurance is available to Private Label members at a significantly reduced rate through the HSCG's agreement with Veracity Insurance Solutions.
Dues: $200 per year.
Benefactor Levels
Benefactor levels of Patron, Supporter and Friend are for members of all types who wish to increase their level of support of the HSCG. Benefactor members automatically receive additional exposure on the website, various recognitions and special discounts.
The HSCG respects and appreciates those members who choose to upgrade to Benefactor status and acknowledges and supports them wherever possible.
Benefactor status is in addition to the membership dues. To increase your membership to a Benefactor status, go through the regular process for signing up for membership and ADD the benefactor status during the checkout process in the shopping cart.
Friend: $100
Supporter: $250
Patron: $500


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68 located only a few reports of experimental studies on most of of the more widely advertised nutritional food items and to the chemical compounds identified as supplements in this incorporate that information in some "hand-out" literature on document. Although some scientists searching for the "ideal the whole category of supplements outlined in the literature stimulants" quickly discount the variety of supplements widely review in this synthesis. sold in truck stops and convenience stores, it is clear that commercial drivers are purchasing them. It appears incumbent on this community of researchers involved with commercial Functional Energy Drinks drivers to systematically examine the efficacy of many "supplements," and then to recommend protocols for their The active ingredients (caffeine plus others) in some functional safe use. Accordingly, any risks associated with using these energy drinks (FEDs) were found to impact (interrupt) some supplements, alone or in combination, or owing to concerns aspects of daytime sleep following a simulated night shift. about their source and their purity, should be identified and These researchers concluded that whereas FEDs may be the findings promulgated. effective "pepper-uppers" for a single night shift, additional investigatory research is warranted into the use of FEDs over successive night shifts; and also to investigate the effects Guarana of drinking multiple containers of FEDS on the same day-- that is, daily dose determinations. The commercial advertising Guarana (a caffeine-like substance) is showing up in many media has barraged the public with countless claims of the food and drink supplements, often in combination with other benefits of new energy drink products. The daily use of popu- ingredients, some of them also touted as being psychoactive larly sold energy drinks (e.g., Red BullTM, Monster HitmanTM substances (e.g., caffeine, taurine, and ginseng). Guarana's shots, and a dozen others containing psychoactive substances) caffeine-like ingredients, and its somewhat similar positive is quite widespread. The synthesis team suggests that some effects on cognitive performance to those of caffeine itself, good laboratory research on this category of supplements is suggest that guarana, alone or in combination with other sub- warranted to set the record straight regarding their effica- stances, should be investigated further. Additional research ciousness, or lack thereof, and, if possible, to delineate any on guarana is called for to identify its effects individually and recommended use protocols and identification of risks or synergistically with other psychoactive ingredients in food hazards in consuming such products. and drink supplements. Then educational materials could be developed to promulgate the findings in the commercial driver safety community. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS SURVEYS Herbal Relaxants Since at least the 1970s, the use by commercial drivers of supplements, drugs, and prescribed medications has been Herbal remedies are promoted to relieve stress, and promote recognized as accident-associated features of transportation relaxation and sleep. Although a number of herbal relaxants crashes, without clearly identifying specific casual inference (e.g., passion flower, lavender, kava, valerian, ginseng, and (NTSB studies and reports). Medical providers and examiners St. John's Wart) are described in the literature review here are frequently faced with decisions to qualify (or not qualify) (see chapter five and Appendix C), not many qualifying sci- drivers who admit to taking medications and prescribed entific studies were found attesting to their efficaciousness, psychoactive chemical substances, many of which are not nor their potential effects on performance. A study to identify covered or not covered consistently in published guidance the increased use of such substances in the commercial driving from the FMCSA (Graziano et al. 2011). The convenience community could determine whether or not subsequent con- survey of medical examiners in this synthesis study gave trolled experiments of them are warranted. insights into some aspects of how they conduct their work in accomplishing Certification of Driver Medical Examinations (CDMEs). The survey highlighted some of their knowledge Nutritional Food Supplements base and the voids, in terms of dealing with chemical sub- stances in their exams of commercial drivers, and it portrayed Nutritional food supplements, amino acids, additional carbo- some differences in practice approach, part of which might be hydrates, antioxidants, multi-vitamins, and a myriad of others at least regionally based. Although the findings of the survey are described briefly in the literature review (see also Appen- of 23 medical examiners are outlined in detail in chapter six, dix C). At first glance, it does not appear that much addi- some of the more cogent points are reiterated here by way of tional research on these items is warranted, at least not by summary and conclusions. way of prioritization in comparison with the other supple- ments that should be investigated further, such as those listed � Medical examiner variance. CDME examiners have in the previous paragraph. 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69 self-administered medications or drugs, and chemical more than three-quarters of respondents, based on detailed supplements. medical history or prescribing physician written statements � Regional differences. There was significant regional vari- (or both). Drivers admitting use of dilantin, and particularly ation in responses (Salt Lake City, Utah, versus Reno, phenobarbital (typically used to prevent seizures or for neu- Nevada) that can possibly be attributed to the experience ropathy), were either never qualified or required a prescrib- and number of examinations performed by individual ing physicians written statements in the majority (but not all) examiners. respondents. Sedatives and hypnotics were also generally widely accepted, with the examiners offering advice to the drivers regarding not taking the medication within 8 h or more Medication Survey before driving. Of particular note were the longer-acting seda- tives clonazepam and trazodone (an antidepressant frequently Medical Examiner Response Inconsistencies used off-label as a hypnotic). Surveyed medical examiner responses to particular drugs and medications were inconsistent, and for one medication Other Medications (Methadone), inconsistent with published federal regulations. For example, in the synthesis survey 8 of 23 surveyed medical Movement disorder medications appeared on the survey list of examiners indicated they would issue a conditional certificate medications specifically owing to their use for Restless Legs to a commercial driver who admitted using methadone [for- Syndrome and product warnings for episodes of "sudden onset bidden under 391.41(b)(12)]. Tramadol, on the other hand, sleepiness" that have been reported to cause motor vehicle was acceptable to slightly more than half of the 23 surveyed accidents in private vehicles. There appeared to be little aware- CDMEs (with detailed history provided in the clinic). Tra- ness of these factors in that only 2 of 23 the examiners sur- madol was an accident associated factor (medication) in at least veyed answered "Never issue" and slightly less than half one NTSB investigated accident (A.J. Barberi, DCA04MM001, would issue a certificate conditioned on driving no sooner than Oct. 15, 2003). 8 h for drivers admitting use of pramipexole (Mirapex�) or ropinirole (Requip�). Drivers who admitted use of selected Response to Stimulants cardiac medications would generally be approved with addi- tional history or a prescriber's written note. Examiners sur- Commercial drivers admitting to the use of stimulants pro- veyed seldom marked "Never approved." One of the listed voked mixed and varied responses from medical examiners. medications, dobutamine, is primarily used in ambulatory More than half of the surveyed examiners (14 of the 23) treatment of severe congestive heart failure. NTSB identified anticipated providing medical certification to a driver who dobutamine as an accident-associated factor in one NTSB admitted taking amphetamine. This was most often condi- investigated crash. [NTSB HAR 01/01 (PB2001-96201)]. tioned on receiving a treating physician's written statement, but could also occur with only a detailed history in clinic (3 Similarly, when asked about anti-arrhythmic amiodarone, of 23). Examiners indicated that medical cards were gener- only 3 of 23 examiners answered that they would never issue ally issued for drivers admitting use of prescription stimu- a medical certificate, with the majority indicating that drivers lants (d-amphetamine, methylphenidate, and modafinil) with would be required to submit a prescriber's written statement. or without an accompanying written statement from the pre- Other medications with a propensity to cause sedation or scribing physician and additional medical history in the clinic. adverse drug reactions or interactions, as well as adverse psy- chological effects, were generally not uniformly handled with Antidepressants are usually approved for drivers who admit respect to certification decisions. This was particularly true to taking them, after obtaining a detailed history in the clinic-- regarding varenicline (Chantix�), for which only 35% of sur- with the exception of lithium (used for bi-polar disorder), for veyed examiners answered they would "Never issue" a medical which a provider written statement would be required by more certification card, despite advisory information to that effect than half of the respondents. Responses from the majority of provided by the FMCSA, which had been posted on FMCSA's (but not all) examiners indicated that first-generation antihist- website in FAQ and in a statement from the administrator. amines are frequently (but not always) associated with instruc- tions given to drivers not to take them within 8 h of driving. Second-generation antihistamines had fewer such warnings Driver Education and Employer Interactions from the medical examiners. � Convey little education. 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ATLANTA, Oct. 6, 2012 — The Athens, Georgia, restaurant known for coining the phrase "automatic for the people," which later appeared as the title of an R.E.M. album, is facing hard financial times and may be forced to close in the next two-three-weeks.
Weaver D's, owned by Dexter Weaver, has been an Athens' institution for decades. Located in a neon green building on East Broad Street near downtown Athens, the soul food eatery is a favorite for local residents, along with University of Georgia college students and alumni.
"We have been experiencing very slow business, and if things do not improve, we would have to close down," the Red & Black (the University of Georgia's student newspaper) quoted Weaver as saying. "We are an icon of this area, and we need people to patronize."
The James Beard Foundation in 2007 named the restaurant an American Classic. Weaver told the Athens (Georgia) Banner-Herald the economy is responsible for the decline in business.
Silver Airways expands service at Hartsfield-Jackson
Florida-based Silver Airways is expanding its service from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to five additional cities.
The airline began flying to Atlanta in August when it launched Sunday service to Gainesville, Fla., and daily flights to Greenbrier, W.Va. The new daily destinations are in Mississippi (Greenville, Tupelo, Hattiesburg-Laurel and Meridian) and Alabama (Muscle Shoals).
"We are pleased that Silver Airways has chosen to offer more choices for passengers at Hartsfield-Jackson," Aviation General Manager Louis Miller said in a news release. "Our partnership with Silver Airways continues to grow, and the result is a greater array of choices for travelers."
Atlanta passes ordinance aimed at cracking down on panhandlers
The city of Atlanta has approved a new ordinance aimed at cracking down on panhandlers.
Under the new, more stringent rules, panhandlers must stop soliciting once they are told no by the person they are asking for money. Repeat offenders could face community service or jail time.
"Visitors and residents must feel safe in our city at all times," Mayor Kasim Reed said in a news release last week announcing his support for a revised ordinance. "Regulating panhandling in an enforceable manner is vital where we have an active, thriving tourism and convention industry. But simply adding punitive provisions to an unworkable law does not accomplish that goal."
The new ordinance would ban panhandlers from soliciting money within 15 feet of ATMs, but does not outline any tourist area, according to the city.
Todd DeFeo is a former award-winning reporter and a wanderlust. He is editor of Railfanning.org and thetraveltrolley.com.
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So I spent my whole Friday afternoon (and a good part of this evening) trying to make our brand new WordPress Blog Site work with Pretty Permalinks (a.k.a. Clean URL's). Various searches on Google with all keyword combinations I could think of rendered no workable solution. In the end, the solution was simple. But as they say: Brain surgery is easy if you know how!
Firstly, I confirmed that MOD_REWRITE was installed and active. To do this, issue the following command from the command prompt on the ISPConfig server:
# apache2ctl -t -D DUMP_MODULES
This returned a list of results, one of them being:
rewrite_module (shared)
Great! So the rewrite module is up and running.
Next, I added the following to the WordPress site's "Apache directives" in ISPConfig:
RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}%{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}%{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
Lastly, and this is the one that kept me busy for a while, you change the "Redirect type" in the "Redirect"-tab in ISPConfig from "No Redirect" to "L".
Now just restart Apache2 and you are good to go!
I hope this saves someone the trouble of having to try and figure this out on a Friday night. At least I had a couple of cold beers and the sound of the ocean in the background to keep me motivated.
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Mount St. Mary's College is synonymous with small class size, inviting atmosphere, and a passionate faculty.
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Have you been teaching for two or more years? Would you like to develop your skills as a teacher leader?
The Instructional Leadership Masters Degree is a 30-unit program that prepares experienced teachers to become teacher leaders on campus. You will refine your pedagogy and curriculum development skills and develop the leadership skills required for coaching, mentoring, and providing professional development. Electives include courses on effective strategies for engaging parents, National Board Certification preparation, grant writing for classroom resources, and Clear Credential courses. The culminating activity is an inquiry project that you conduct in your own classroom or school, putting into practice the skills you have developed. The program can be completed in five semesters or at your own pace.
Required (Core) Courses (12 units)
EDU 240 Curriculum Design and Evaluation (3)
EDU 241 Effective Practices for Coaching and Mentoring Teachers (3)
EDU 242 Creating Inclusive and Motivating Classroom Environments for All Students (3)
EDU 243 Teacher Leadership in Professional Development (3)
Masters Program Courses (6 units)
EDU 200 Research Methods (3)
EDU 296A Masters Project Proposal Seminar (1)
EDU 296B Masters Project Seminar (2)
Electives (12 units)
While elective courses may be selected from any of the MSMC graduate education course offerings, the following courses are recommended. Teachers may choose to clear their preliminary credential while completing the masters degree. Teachers may also apply for transfer of up to six units of graduate credit for course taken in their content area at other accredited institutions of higher education.
EDU 244A/B National Board Preparation Seminar (2-1)
EDU 246 Grant Writing for Classroom Resources (3)
EDU 275 Literacy Instruction for Struggling Readers and Writers (3)
EDU 272 Positive Behavior Supports for Students with Special Needs (3)
EDU 276 Content Area Instruction for Students with Special Needs (3)
EDU 279 Supporting Students with Neurological Disorders (3)
EDU 289 English Learners: Supporting Educational Equity and Access (2)
EDU 299 Special Topics in Education (3)
Clear Credential Courses (EDU 225A, 225B, 225C, 225D – 1 unit each) (requires separate admission into our Clear Credential Program)
Candidates enrolling in the Instructional Leadership (IL) masters program are eligible to concurrently earn the Certificate in Inclusive and Responsive Teaching (CIRT) without taking any additional units beyond the 30 required for the IL masters degree. This certificate program invites you to improve both your marketability and classroom practice. Approved elective courses focus on expanding skills related to working with students with diverse special needs. This 12-unit program can be fully embedded within your masters program when you select electives from the following set of approved courses:
EDU 208B Responsive Teaching for All Learners (1.5)
EDU 242 Creating Inclusive and Motivating Classroom Environments for All Students (3)
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I'd like some assistance tweaking an extract recipe. A buddy of mine bought a Brewer's Best Summer Ale extract kit. He never got around to making it and I offered to take it off his hands. Summer Ale's aren't my beer of choice at the moment. If possible, I'd like to turn it into an pseudo IPA. I'd also like to add 1-2% ABV.
I'm fairly new to home brewing and I'd like some opinions on what to add. What would you do in this situation?
Here is the current ingredient list:
Summer Ale: Pleasant citrus notes comes from the bitter orange and lemon peel. Fermented with premium Safale US-05 dry yeast, this beer finishes clean with lingering flavors of citrus and spice. Crisp and Refeshing.
3.3 lb. Pilsen LME
1 lb. Wheat DME
1 lb. Pilsen DME
Specialty Grains:
8 oz. Carapils
Spice Pack
Hops (the ingredient list does not mention the specific hops used):
.5 oz. Bittering
.25 oz Flavoring
.25 oz Aroma
Yeast: US-05 dry yeast
Have you tried using any brewing software? I use hopville.com, its pretty easy and this type of program is the best way to to get the results you are hoping for. As far as bumping the ABV up adding 1.5-2 lbs of light DME would do the trick. If you could find out what the type and AA% of the hops that would be best so you could add hops that would compliment the one already in the kit. Cascade, amarillo and/or citra would all probably work well.
Get rid of the safeale 05 and go get some wyeast 1056....much better fermentation and taste. 05 leaves some fruity esters just like the coopers dry yeast....even when fermented in the low 70s.
I'm pretty sure that 05 is just about EXACTLY the same thing as 1056. It's the "chico" strain. If they aren't identical then they are very close and 05 will work great for an IPA.
For your recipe, I'd add a couple pounds of Pale malt extract, douple the bittering addition and at least quadruple the flavor/aroma additions.
Also probably ditch the wheat dme although I suppose you could leave it in.


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Qualification :
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Civil :- Full time regular Diploma in Civil Engineering with minimum 70% marks.
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Year of Acquiring Qualification :
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