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Call for Abstracts (CLOSED)
Abstracts Due December 23, 2013
The Conference Steering Committee invites submissions of abstracts for consideration for the Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference. Notification of acceptance will be issued by early February.
The conference program will cover a wide range of topics that address the science, policy and management of the Salish Sea ecosystem. An earlier Call for Session Proposals identified a range of specific topics to be addressed during conference sessions, listed below. This year's theme of shared responsibility will be used as criteria for integrating abstracts into the sessions. In addition to submissions from universities and governments, we are also seeking abstracts from within the agricultural, business and industrial sectors, other communities and organizations, and as demonstrated through governance initiatives (undertaken by Tribes and First Nations, local and regional government). We encourage submissions by students (high school, undergrad, graduate) and will be conducting a program to provide student awards, as in past conferences.
Abstracts are invited for oral and poster presentations related to the topics listed below. Abstract submissions for these topics should, where possible, feature interdisciplinary and transboundary collaboration and networking among scientists, policy-makers, students and other stakeholders. Session formats include oral and poster presentations, panels and other facilitated discussions. Presenters should select the specific session(s) in either the list of Special Sessions or General Sessions to which they would like to submit their abstract.
Abstracts are requested from all presenters, including those who have been invited to speak by a session organizer.
Presentation Guidelines
Oral Presentation Guidelines
The Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference is a place to share information, ideas and findings, and to connect with people to better understand each other and the state of the ecosystem. Within each 90-minute breakout session block we are seeking excellent presentations and the opportunity for meaningful dialogue amongst participants.
For the majority of the sessions, we will use a format of six presenters, each given a 15-minute time slot. In some sessions, a panel format will be used in which one or more 15-minute segments will be used for discussion. Presentations must be no longer than 12 minutes to allow time for questions, other speakers and deeper discussions. Session organizers will work with their respective session participants to clarify particular requirements. In general, we recommend no more than 10 slides for most presentations. Presenters are encouraged to focus on study results and their implications and relate their work and results to those being presented by others, especially other presentations in the session. Session rooms will be equipped with a screen, projector and computer (PC).
Poster Presentation Guidelines
Poster presentations will use charts, tables, graphs, photos and/or drawings to complement explanatory text. Presenters will be provided with a 4'x 4' bulletin board area to mount their poster. Presenters will be expected to be available to informally discuss their study or project/program with conference participants at the Poster Gala Reception, currently planned for the late afternoon of May 1, 2014, and during lunches/coffee breaks over the course of the conference. Posters will be grouped according to the topic they address. During the conference, conference organizers will be making efforts to ensure that attendees of oral sessions are notified of and encouraged to visit posters that are related to oral presentations.
Submission Requirements and Procedures
Please make your submission through the online Abstract Submission Site by midnight, December 23, 2013
Authors will need to create an account with the Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference in the Abstract Submission system. An abstract of no more than 2000 characters can be typed into the form online. Supplementary documents in Word or PDF format can be uploaded if further length or additional details are needed
Submissions will be reviewed by respective session organizers, and approved and selected by the Conference Steering Committee in consultation with session organizers. Final program content and format is at the discretion of the Steering Committee. Presenters will receive notice of acceptance in early February.
All presenters are required to register for the conference (minimum of one-day registration) and cover all travel and accommodation expenses.
Conference Timeline
November 6, 2013
Call for Abstracts released
December 23, 2013
Call for Abstracts closes
Evaluation and selection of abstracts (Conference Steering Committee and session conveners)
February 5, 2014
Presenters notified
April 30 – May 2, 2014
Conference held at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle.
June 1, 2014
Proceedings submissions due
List of Sessions
Click Here to view Session Descriptions
Special Sessions
- Importance of Puget Sound Lowland Streams
- Future Salish Sea Water Quality
- Changes in Salish Sea Water Quality and Linkages to Benthic Biotic Assemblages
- Harmful Algal Blooms, Climate, Shellfish, and Public Health
- Ocean Acidification - A Collaborative Response at the Seattle Aquarium
- Novel Actions to Address Ocean Acidification in the Salish Sea
- Emerging Public Health Issues Related to Shellfish and Climate Change
- Building Community Resilience: Moving Beyond Climate Adaptation Planning to Implementation
- Assessing, Planning and Adapting to Climate Change Related Impacts in the Skagit River Watershed, From Glacial Headwaters to the Salish Sea
- Maritime Consequences of Transport of Fossil Fuel in the Salish Sea
- Future Scenarios for Puget Sound Marine Waters
- Fossil Fuel Exports and Climate Change in the Salish Sea
- Planning for Coastal Hazards, Climate Change, and Sea Level Rise in Washington State
- Frontiers of Ocean Acidification Research in the Salish Sea
- Technical Tools to Support Sea Level Rise Adaptation in the Salish Sea
- Toxics in the Nearshore
- Ecosystem Services and Impacts of Sediment for Salish Sea Recovery
- HABs and Marine Pathogens in a Changing World
- Cleaning our Waters: Moving Forward on Green Infrastructure
- Water Pollution Identification & Correction (PIC) Programs: Methods, Resources, and Success Stories
- Washington Fish Consumption Rate: One Number, Hundreds of Human Health and Environmental Management Decisions, Millions of Consumers
- Session on Occurrence and Impacts of Contaminants of Emerging Concern in the Salish Sea
- Sources of PCBs in the Green/Duwamish Watershed
- Bioretention for Improving Water Quality
- Using Stream Bugs to Manage and Restore Watersheds
- Eelgrass Wasting Disease: A Potential Threat to Salish Sea Ecosystem Health
- Kelp: Assessing Trends and Threats in a Critical Biogenic Habitat
- Kelp Restoration: Grass Roots Efforts to Map and Restore Floating Kelp Habitat
- Elwha River Restoration: Evolution of Habitats and Ecosystems During a Massive Dam Removal Project
- Puget Sound Shorelines and the Impacts of Armoring: State of the Science 2014
- Spit and Barrier Beach Restoration: The Importance of Geomorphic Context on Salmon Habitat Restoration
- Reimagining Shorelines: Building Relationships and Designing Successful Shoreline Enhancement Projects Using Shared Values - on Private, Public and Tribal Shores
- Pelagic Ecology in the Salish Sea: Landscape and Human Contexts
- A Comprehensive Transboundary Effort to Evaluate the Marine Survival of Salmon and Steelhead in the Salish Sea: the Salish Sea Marine Survival Project
- Forage Fish Research and Protection in the Salish Sea
- Evaluation, Conservation and Restoration of Species Associated with High-Relief, Rocky Habitat in the Salish Sea
- Marine Birds and Mammals of the Salish Sea: Identifying Patterns and Causes of Change - I
- Marine Birds and Mammals of the Salish Sea: Identifying Patterns and Causes of Change – II
- Developing and Using Nearshore Functional Assessment and Ecosystem Service Valuation Models with Stakeholder Input and Application of Model Results in an Alternative Mitigation Program and Long-Term Shoreline Restoration Program
- Investing in Watershed Services: From Valuation to Funding Mechanisms for Maintaining Natural Infrastructure
- Citizen Science as a Tool for Conservation - Best Practices from Local Examples
- "Rethinking Our Waterways: Collaboration and Working Effectively with Landowners, Project Partners and Decision Makers"
- Beyond the Numbers - How Science Informs Decisions to Catalyze Action
- Campaigns for Engagement
- Developing Social and Ecological Indicators
- Salish Sea Foods: Cultural Practices, Sustainable Markets, and Environmental Stewardship
- Shellfish Aquaculture: Exploring Themes of Sustainability and Ecosystem Recovery
- Tracing Cultural Ecosystem Services from Data Collection to Decision Making
- Social Strategies for Ecosystem Recovery: On the Ground Applications of Social Science
- Emerging Tools for Synthesizing and Communicating Ecosystem Information
- Integrating the Social and Natural Sciences for Better Decision Making
- Using Cross-Sectoral Collaboration to Create Long-Lasting Solutions
- Experiences in Integrated Marine Planning
- Integrating Landscape-Scale Assessments into Local Planning
- Measuring Floodplain Rehabilitation Success to Inform Decision Makers
- Programs to Incentivize Soft Shorelines
- In the Event of an Unthinkable: A Major Oil Spill in our Waters
- "Oil Spills in Our Salish Sea: Emergency Management and Spill Response Perspectives"
- Managing Floodplains for Multiple Benefits
- Recreational Vessel Pollution Prevention in a Trans-boundary Environment: British Columbia and Washington State"
- Business and Industry Panel
- Green Infrastructure to Achieve Ecosystem Recovery Goals and Natural Hazard Mitigation
- Pressure and Risk Assessment Tools and Programs in Support of Short and Long Term Management Decisions for Ecological Restoration and Human Welfare in the Salish Sea.
- Shorelines of the Salish Sea- New Strategies and Tools to Support Ecosystem Based Management and Restoration in Beach Systems.
- Advancing Sediment Remediation in the Salish Sea
General Sessions
- Terrestrial Processes, Demographics, and Land Cover Changes
- Freshwater Ecology – Habitat, Quantity, Quality
- Aquatic Vegetation
- Stormwater Quality, Impacts, Treatment, Solutions
- Shellfish – Natural Populations and Responses to Stressors, Aquaculture, Etc.
- Invasive Species – Marine, Freshwater, Terrestrial
- Marine Ecology
- Ecosystem Modeling of the Salish Sea
- Case Studies on Monitoring Successful Restoration to Address Problems with Sediments, Pathogens, Nutrients, Metals, and other Toxics in Both Fresh and Marine Systems
- Salmon Recovery: Implementation and Progress
- Salish Sea GIS/Data Management Initiatives
- Implementing Ecosystem Protection and Restoration Actions at Both Local and Basin-wide Scales
- Emergency Management and Spills Responsiveness
Questions may be directed to:
Elliott Smith
Conference Administrator
Western Washington University
Session Submission
Session Submission is now closed. Click here to view the (Closed) Call for Proposals


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Arms Family Museum
Greystone, the magnificent Arts & Crafts style residence of Olive A. and Wilford P. Arms is preserved a century later as The Arms Family Museum of Local History. On the first floor, in original period rooms, experience the Arms' love of handicraft, medieval architecture and design, and the natural environment.
The Story of My House by Olive F.A. Arms
The lower level and second floor feature dynamic exhibits that explore the history of all the people who have lived in the Mahoning Valley.
Artifacts displayed and interpreted in changing galleries help the visitor understand the way of life in the Mahoning Valley for different people at different times, whether Native American, pioneer settler, Welsh coal miner, African-American freeman, or Eastern European immigrant.
Museum Hours
3/31/14: The Arms Family Museum will reopen with regular hours on Friday April 4, 2014.
Tuesday-Sunday 1:00-5:00 p.m.
Closed Mondays and National Holidays
Group Tours (10 or more people)
Tuesday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday, 1:00-5:00 p.m.
Please call to schedule, regular admission fees apply.
The Arms Family Museum and the Archival Library are handicap accessible.
- $4 Adults
- $3 Senior Citizens & College Students
- $2 Children (3-18)
- MVHS Members are Free!
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When I got out of college, I was excited to get to work. I had an internship with a giant mega bank writing software for billionaires and I was doing pretty well for myself. Never mind the fact that I didn't negotiate my starting salary, a mistake I'm still feeling the repercussions of today.
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I've demoted it to the position it held before I got my degree: a job. It's a means to an end, a stream of income and I'm trying to divert much of that stream into cash-flowing assets so that I can reach the point where I don't need it anymore. And then what will I do?
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Like every thing in this universe, your career is temporary. The length of will be determined by a few of factors:
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After the month was up, I could see myself continuing to work but you can be sure as hell I'd approach it a little differently. If you didn't need the money, you could say what you needed to say and do what you needed to do to be truly effective in any position, even if it wasn't what people necessarily wanted to hear. And if thing started to go south, you could have the freedom to request a transfer or switch positions without worrying about if the bills will get paid.
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Especially if it can speed up my progress towards the highest financial goal: not needing a job at all. Wish me luck!


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American Hospital Association Roger G. Larson Memorial Lecture and Luncheon
April 12, 2011 | Commentary
RWJF President and CEO Risa Lavizzo-Mourey delivered the address in April 2011.
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Match report
Manchester City's dominance over Tottenham Hotspur continued as the visitors, after being reduced to 10 men, succumbed to a 4-1 reverse with all four goals coming from Sergio Aguero.
The man whom Mauricio Pochettino described this week as the "best striker in the world" inspired Saturday's win as Spurs, who shipped 11 goals to City in the Barclays Premier League last term, were left to lament Roberto Soldado's saved penalty and Federico Fazio's dismissal in a match marked by four spot-kicks.
Both sides pounced on mistakes to score inside the opening 15 minutes, with Aguero the beneficiary of some sloppy play from Erik Lamela as City broke the deadlock. Spurs hit back through Christian Eriksen just two minutes later after Fernando was dispossessed in midfield, only for Lamela to endure more frustration as he was penalised after Frank Lampard went down in the box.
Aguero stroked home his second from the spot to become City's all-time leading Barclays Premier League goalscorer with 59 and restore the hosts' lead in the 20th minute. City spurned the chance to extend their advantage when Aguero's second penalty was saved by Hugo Lloris shortly after the half-hour mark, and the Argentinian volleyed the rebound over the bar, and Soldado followed suit in the second half as Joe Hart kept his penalty out.
The game was put beyond the north Londoners when Aguero wrapped up his hat-trick from yet another penalty, with Fazio's red card for hauling him down putting a blemish on his full Barclays Premier League debut. The City man added his fourth to take his top-flight tally for the season to nine.
Manuel Pellegrini made six changes to his starting XI from the victory at Aston Villa prior to the international break, possibly with an eye on Tuesday's UEFA Champions League trip to CSKA Moscow, and Spurs' fluid passing caused City problems early on. Eriksen shot off target from inside the area eight minutes in before Aguero took advantage of Lamela's wayward pass by shifting the ball quickly onto his right foot and curling an effort past Lloris.
However, the visitors' response was almost immediate, Ryan Mason taking the ball off Fernando before Soldado's pass allowed Eriksen a clear sight of goal, the Dane's shot coming off Hart's knee and nestling into the net via the crossbar.
Lamela was adjudged to have fouled Lampard inside the area, allowing Aguero to continue his fine form and surpass Carlos Tevez in terms of league goals for the reigning champions. Lampard, one of the six players to come into the City side, was forced off with an apparent thigh injury following a challenge from Mason before Aguero wasted the chance to wrap up a first-half hat-trick. Lloris kept his penalty out following Younes Kaboul's clumsy tackle on David Silva, and the Argentinian acrobatically fired the rebound over.
Spurs were awarded the game's third penalty when Martin Demichelis was adjudged to have fouled Eriksen, but Soldado, on his first league start since March, saw his weak effort easily saved by Hart. Aguero ensured his hat-trick from the spot after Fazio had brought him down inside the area, before adding to his tally with a smart curled finish late on.
James Milner struck a post inside the final two minutes, but the damage had been done in yet another disappointing trip to the Etihad for Spurs.
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini: "It was a very amusing game especially for the fans because we won 4-1, but the score could have been 7-3. Both teams had clear chances to score. That's important for the fans. I always say it's important to be an attractive team, but maybe also not to make so many mistakes, especially with excess of trust with the ball at our feet.
"But it's very important to win this game after the international break. It's very difficult when you don't have the players during the week to work, so I'm very happy with it. The whole team had a good performances. Of course when you score four goals as Kun [Aguero] did or make two saves as Joe [Hart] did, it's very important."
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Despite promises last year of giving schools an early heads-up about school actions, Chicago Public School leaders are actively discussing consolidating schools this year, the Chicago Sun-Times has learned.
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The task force co-chair, state Rep. Cynthia Soto (D-Chicago), said she met with Mazany last week to discuss the consolidations. They include plans to consolidate Schneider Elementary into Jahn Elementary, Carpenter Elementary into Talcott Elementary, Andersen Community Academy into LaSalle Magnet and Avondale Elementary into Logandale Middle, she said.
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The discussion comes as Andrew Broy, head of the Illinois Network of Charter Schools, complained that one dozen to 18 charter schools that share buildings with traditional public schools "are on the cusp of outgrowing their facilities and need a solution." Consolidating an underused school into another school would theoretically free up a building for a charter.
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Tropical Storm Isaac could spread drenching rains far and wide, regardless of where the eye comes ashore.
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Baker county residents are afraid the St. Mary's River will flood like it did in June when Tropical Storm Debby rolled through. It caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage.
People living along the Black Creek are facing a similar problem.
"You can't change what's coming," Black Creek resident Doug Evans said. "My mom said you can't worry about things you don't have control over."
With rain, likely in his future, Evans remains optimistic. He's just a few weeks away from almost completely rebuilding his home on Black Creek.
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Contents: Bone vs Cartilage
edit Differences in Physical structure
The structure of bones is a combination of living and dead cells embedded in a matrix. The outer hard layer of the bone is referred to as compact bone and has few spaces. The internal part of bone also called spongy tissue is porous and harbours the bone marrow and blood vessels. Other tissue found in bone includes endosteum, periosteum and nerves. Bone matrix has organic (mineral) components and inorganic components such as collagen. Bone formation is the result of hardening of this matrix.
Cartilage essentially consists of chondrocyte cells which produces extracellular matrix consisting of collagen fibres, proteoglycan and elastin fibres and different types of cartilage contain these components in different proportions. Cartilage, unlike bones, does not contain blood vessels.
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Bone or osseous tissue is made up of osteoblasts, the progenitor cells, which give rise to osteocytes, which are the mature bone cells, and osteoclasts which are large cells that breakdown bone tissue for growth, repair and remodelling. Another type of bone lining cells is present that regulate the movement of calcium and phosphate in and out of the bone.
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The magic of cinema and the magic of magic tend to cancel each other out. Once you convince someone they're seeing alternate realities, alien conquerers, and distant futures, pulling a rabbit out of a hat looks a little underwhelming. It is a cruel, sad truth that a single cut negates all the impact of the greatest act of sleight of hand.
So, a movie about magic needs to be about more than just magic. The silly but not entirely unpleasurable 'Now You See Me' is about showmanship. There are a lot of good actors in this movie, including Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, Melanie Laurent, and Mark Ruffalo. They play illusionists, mentalists, hucksters, debunkers, billionaire industrialists, Interpol officers, and FBI agents, respectively(ish). All of them, no matter whether they're wool-pullers or wool-pullees, look like they're having a grand old time misdirecting us through a labyrinthine plot involving magicians, bank heists, and decades-old vendettas. For a while, the fun is infectious. I found myself chuckling at the outrageous character names -- Dylan Rhodes! Jack Wilder! Arthur Tressler! Thaddeus Bradley! J. Daniel Atlas! -- and grinning at the ludicrous twists. Like a mark at a good magic act, I knew I was being worked over and was enjoying every second.
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'The Hangover' giveth and 'The Hangover' taketh away.
The first 'Hangover' made Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, and especially Zach Galifianakis stars, and it elevated Todd Phillips from middling Hollywood director to name-brand comic auteur. But in the film industry, success that surprising and enormous demands more success; the beast must be fed. But as 'The Hangover Part II' and especially the new 'Hangover Part III' prove, it is very hard to make a good sequel to a truly original idea. 'Part II' went the rehash route, recycling the plot of the first movie so brazenly you almost had to admire its chutzpah. 'Part III' finally breaks with the formula a little (SPOILER ALERT: there is no hangover), but still doesn't produce anything even remotely worthy of the first film.
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From the earliest days of his appearances in Marvel Comics' 'Tales of Suspense,' Tony Stark has always been modeled after aviator/inventor/industrialist Howard Hughes. With 'Iron Man 3,' Stark assumes a new dimension of Hughes' persona: that of the paranoid shut-in who, in his later years, became notorious for roaming his private floor of the Desert Inn Hotel in Las Vegas, freaking out about invisible germs and collecting jars of his own urine. 'Iron Man 3's' Tony Stark, played once again by the inimitable Robert Downey Jr.isn't quite that bad, but he's getting there.
After the events chronicled in 'The Avengers,' where Manhattan was nearly leveled by invading aliens and Tony himself was almost killed, he's become obsessed with upgrading his armor -- leaping all the way from the Mark VII to the Mark 42 in a matter of months. When anyone mentions New York or aliens, Tony gets panic attacks. There's a reason Daredevil, not Iron Man, is the Marvel hero known as "The Man Without Fear." Poor Tony is terrified.
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Dirty Harry would love 'Gangster Squad,' a movie about cops who operate so far outside the law they make Clint Eastwood's signature detective look like a pencil-pushing dweeb. Assembled by LAPD police chief Bill Parker (Nick Nolte), and supposedly inspired by a true story, the members of the so-called Gangster Squad operate as judge, jury, and executioners. They don't arrest their targets; they "wage war" against their enemy, mob boss Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn). In their quest to bust up Cohen's rackets, the Gangster Squad brandishes about a billion guns and not a single badge. Hell, even Dirty Harry waited until the end of his movie to toss his away.


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- 10Sep 29, '11 by Pixie.RN, BSN, RN, EMT-P Senior ModeratorI am the UberNurse! I live in scrubs 24 hours a day! Heck, 36 hours a day! I was born in scrubs! Fear me! I can put a 14g in a preemie, with my eyes closed and both hands in large gloves!!
Sorry, I am overcaffeinated.
Seriously, I have the utmost respect for my counterparts outside of the ER ... they do a job that I probably couldn't. Psych? LTC? L&-freakin-D, are you kidding me? I'd be in trouble. That is why there are so many wonderful nurses out there -- we all have our niches and skill sets, and all are important!!
(And I don't even get to wear scrubs anymore ... I wear my Army uniform in my ER. LOL )
- 1Oct 1, '11 by anotheroneQuote from Nascar nurseright. because everyone thinks a doctor at a LTC is on the same level as a ortho surgeon at a major trauma center.............. ( just thinking about how they seemed to imply that the LTC nurses were doing something wrong). interesting.Can remember being in a LTC quality assurance meeting years ago. There were several members of upper management along with 3 MD's. The topic turned to how to improve the image of the LTC nurses as the Drs voiced concerned that the local hospital nurses didn't take the LTC nurses seriously or really seem to have much respect for us. The Drs subtly implied that we were doing something wrong
I politely told the one Dr. that when he went back to the hospital later that afternoon he needed to take a specific parking garage elevator down and he would find the answer to that question in the elevator. He gave me a weird look and asked what that could have to do with anything. As I explained I had been to the hospital earlier in the day and had been in that elevator. In very large letters, written on the elevator wall was "Cardiac Nurses suck - ICU nurses rule".
It will be a great day when we all learn to appreciate the other.
- 2Oct 2, '11 by Lilli RNYour statement "we are our own worst enemies" says it all! I work in the the ED as a prn staff nurse and see how floor nurses are treated by ed nurses, and inturn how ed nurses are treated by ICU. There is definitely a pecking order. My full time job is prehospital education, and I was a paramedic before I became a nurse; therefore, I had experienced some of the turf wars between nurses and paramedics. I can understand the "wars" between different entities (I do not think they are productive for safe patient care); however, the war between nurses cannot be won and every nurse suffers the consequences.
- 2Oct 3, '11 by misavaI think the greatest thing about nursing is the variety of roles there are out there for nurses! We need all of them (us)!
- 2Oct 4, '11 by analystmamaGood job, I really liked this and glad it's out here for everyone to read & think about. :redpinkhe
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Haiti Orphans: URGENT Breaking news Baby and Child Traffickers Caught
Haiti Orphans: Breaking news Child Traffickers Caught, SOS Children given care of trafficked children by ministry
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Today [30 January] the director of the IBERS (government social welfare institute) requested our help to care and protect 34 children.
These were caught at the border to the Dominican Republic (DR) where US Americans were trying to cross the border illegally with them. The children between the ages of 3 months to 12 years were transported in illegal conditions, according to the government officials. IBERS tells us they were being transported by an organisation called New life – children refuge (www.newlifechildrensrefuge.org) which advertises adoption services to Americans.
Most of the children were in a very bad emotional state, and a small baby was taken to the hospital because the doctor from the Dominican Red Cross hospital based at the village examined her and recommended the immediate hospital attention. The baby is now back in the village and recovering. Some of the children mentioned that they have parents, according to a twelve year old girl she and her family had been told was going to a boarding school in Dominican Republic. After the admission of the children, three persons came to the village claiming been the fathers and old brother of five children, they said the woman who took the children to DR said she organised summer camps for the children, and that now, because of the Haitian situation, she offered them to take care of their children in DR but they had not intended it to be permanent.
The paper with the information about New Life that their relatives showed us says: "We have a beautiful place for them to live with a soccer field, swimming pool and short walk to the ocean. We have authorization from the government to bring orphanages children, babies up to 10 years old in the DR. Haitian friends or relatives can come to DR and visit the children and get updates through our website". New Life, according to its website, apparently invites American parents seeking to adopt to live in this camp whilst the formalities of adoption go through.
As urgent investigation has been started the trace the families of these trafficked and traumatised children, these children have to go back to their families as soon as possible. The procedure will be conducted by the IBERS, the government agency.
We have agreed to provide safe shelter; we are moving out old children from the village (some former SOS children who returned at the moment of crisis) and moving others around from homes into tents to find the best accomodation for these small children.
There is no further information about the families of another 96 children who have been brought to us by UNICEF, with whom we are working closely. We are requesting the director of IBERS to add these children to their urgent tracing program.
Other updates
The formal trauma programmes have been limited due to the lack of human resources, but due to the help of a volunteer a room for group therapy is organised, and tomorrow [31 January] the group sessions with children and co-workers will start.
With the help of the teenagers at the village three teams were built to help life at the village return to normality (health team, water team, cleaning team).
Security at the village is still not fully guaranteed, and our request request for protection from the MINUSTAD are channelled through different ways (e.g. USG special advisor for orphans and vulnerable children, Mr Gary Newton from USAID, and the national director of IBERS
Family strengthening programme 33 community centres are still running distribution programs and other new communities are requesting support. The number of children we are reaching out to is increasing every day. The logistic for the food delivery is improving but we still have weaknesses in the process; and again the security issue is still not resolved.
Operating the emergency programme is a real challenge; there are organisational issues not linked directly to the emergency but which complicated the effectiveness of the response. The biggest barrier at the moment still (although challenges are been taken) is the reluctance of the traumaticised local staff to lead the emergency response, most of the responsibility is on the international staff. In addition to the different cultural approaches, the post-traumatic impact of the earthquake and the material situation of the co-workers (some lost their houses completely) cause a lack of skills in some key people. There are difficulties in finding local staff because wages in the professional market are now higher than our normal rates for professional staff.


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Album Rating: 4.0Yes. Dozer is quite a good comparison in fact, especially in terms of riffs.
Listened to some of this earlier, great stuff.
Digging: Foxes in Fiction - Ontario Gothic
K, anything close to dozer is worth a good headbang, will check out
Album Rating: 4.0This makes for great headbanging sessions for sure. Also, just noticed 57 likes on facebook. Nice.
Warp Riders really was/is great though, I don't know man, I find all the variety I need in The Sword's juicy riffs ;).
Like you know, I really liked Gozu's previous release, so I'm sure I'll like this one as well. Pos.
Album Rating: 4.0This is as good as or even better than their previous album.
Warp Riders was a solid album, but their new one isn't as good. You can sense thare's something wrong when you can remember only like 3 songs. The rest just blends together.
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Album Rating: 3.0Pos'd, will check as usual Greg!
Agree about the new Sword album, also saw them live last week in London and they weren't that inspiring either - too much stuff off the new album and not enough energy. The front man looks really uncomfortable singing in fact.
The support band Lonely Kamel were fucking great though, well worth checking out for the usual stoner rock crowd on here, if you like a bluesy side to it.
Digging: Elder (USA-MA) - Dead Roots Stirring
Album Rating: 4.0Thanks DrGunther. I'm actually familiar with Lonely Kamel. They're really cool. Lonely Kamel > The Sword
Need to check Lonely Kamel at some point.
Album Rating: 3.0Jamie - check out "Blues for the Dead". Not heard the other two but that one's pretty good.
Will do, thanks.
Album Rating: 4.0I've heard both of their albums. I prefer Dust Devil to their debut.
keep thinking this is a review for a new Gaza album when I skim the front page
this sounds great btw gonna check it out
Album Rating: 4.0Haha. I actually have it the other way around. I once mixed up Gaza's news post with this.
Album Rating: 4.0Traci Lords, Ghost Wipe and the last one are all ace.
Album Rating: 4.0Irish Dart Fight, Ghost Wipe, Salty Thumb and Disco Related Injury are my favorite atm.
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Album Rating: 4.0Salty Thumbs reminds me some good QOTSA
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Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our TimeSubmitted by yoshinator on Tue, 11/13/2012 - 10:12
Has any one read this book? It seems interesting to me to read some history with a perspective on world banking and economics. However, I have read that the author was a bit biased and that he actually preferred the rule of the elite and thought that the world should be ruled by experts. Kind of the philosopher kings ideal.
I just want to know if you have read it and if you would recommend it.
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I down loaded a pdf from somewhere....I remember it took me quite a while to find it. If you want it send me an e-mail and I will send it to you...save the 40 bucks, you will be glad you did. But do me a favor first....if you are interested in economics and banking read Murray Rothbard's "A history of Banking and Money"....This is a much better book and RP is all about Rothbard.
Here is a free link from the von Mises Institute.
The link to the RP youtube video...was not a ringing endorsement of Quigley.....I think if you found that whole speech RP thoughts would have been more complete. I haven't read it all...but what i have did not impress me.


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