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Many of you have asked for my impressions of RadFem 2103, a radical feminist conference that recently occurred in London, UK. This was the second conference in a row in London. I was lucky enough to be able to attend both conferences. I have tried to wait for jet lag to wear off before I wrote this, but it hasn't happened yet, so I am writing this somewhat informally in the interest of getting something down on virtual paper. As you know, RadFem 2013 has been the subject of much internet speculation and gossip, along with Men's Rights Activists/Trans Rights Activists/Liberal Feminists doing their very best to sabotage the conference so it wouldn't happen.
Well, they all failed and yes, it did happen.
If you are a woman, and you have never been in a woman-only environment, I would strongly recommend that you try it. It is just a different dynamic than mixed space. So that was a balm for the soul straight away, even before any woman spoke!


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Have contemplated a Tummy Tuck since having my 1st child, but hoped I would get my body back close enough to before to not need to. I would say I was ok with mild stretch marks and a little wrinkled skin I was left with. After my second child was born, it got worse, and no matter what I do exercise wise, I can't get rid of the loose pooch. The skin just never really went back like before and I... more
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I had my first consultation 8/12/14 with Dr. Scott Green out of Sacramento so far so good he seems really nice and knowledgeable. I was referred to him by a good friend of mines who also had a tummy tuck by him. he's kind of pricey! I'm going to have two more consultation one with Charles Perry, MD & Christa Clark, MD first before I give my deposit $1100.00 to Dr. Scoot Green just... more
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Getting a tummy tuck was one of the best decisions I've ever made. I don't even think I knew how much it meant to me until after I had it done. The first time (post tummy tuck) that I tried on clothes I cried. It felt amazing to be able to pick clothing items to try on based on the overall appearance and not whether or not I thought the material would cling to my flabby belly. I was also... more
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I'm 9 weeks away from my TT and lipo of flanks, back, inner and outer thighs and knees. I'm so ready to be rid of this "flap" and "muffin tops". I start a 40 day yoga transformation this Saturday. I'm hoping to lose 2-3 pounds a week between now and surgery date. I know I can achieve my goals. I'm nervous about recovery but I know it will all be worth it to have a nice flat tummy for the first... more
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I had a tummy tuck done by Dr. Skyles to repair damage done to my abdomen after having twins. I am a small framed woman 5' 3" weighing 115, so carrying twins to term took a hard toll on my body. It took me 16 years from the time of my pregnancy to finally be able to take time off of work and mothering, along with finally have the money to do the tummy tuck. I decided to have Dr. Skyles do my... more
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The results have exceeded my greatest expectations. After two children, belly fat and stretched out skin that was never going to bounce back; I made the decision to get my body and life back. They results from the surgery have left me with a flatter tummy than when I was a collegiate athlete with only 10% body fat . Wonderful staff and a brilliant surgeon. She changed my life. I can workout... more
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I have been athletic all my life, never skinny, just hourglass shape with muscle. After the first 2 pregnancies my skin retracted back to my abd's( never had a six pack, just flat tummy). But after the third pregnancy I could tell that this time around it would not be the same:( 2 1/2 years years later and a lots of exercises and a half marathon under my belt I still had that " extra " skin... more
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I have been wanting to get a TT for about 3 years now. Somehow, it was not meant to be before, Life always came in the way and the TT always got postponed. After having 3 kids and no matter how hard I try, my stomach still hangs and looks very nasty. I call it my two pack (of rolls...LOL) 1 roll on top and 1 roll at the bottom. I have been doing my research on Dr.'s and after contemplating... more
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I have my surgery on Wednesday, I wish I wasn't so busy so I could prepare more. This all happened really fast, I just met my doctor last week. Payment was sent and I have my surgery this Wednsday at 1pm...Yikes. I am not going home after the surgery since I am married with four children and I work from home and knew I would be unable to rest so I will be at the Marriot accross the street... more
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I gained a lot of weight with my first pregnancy 28years ago and lost the weight but the skin on my stomach never shrunk back up. I had tried everything including diet and exercise but nothing helped and I never thought I would be able to afford to have surgery to fix it. I just wanted to feel "normal" and not despise my body when I looked in the mirror. Got married to a wonderful man almost 3... more
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My body was never the same after my first child. I'm normally an athletic build, 5'4" and about 118 lbs. but for some reason I gain a lot of weight when I'm pregnant. With all 3 pregnancy's I got up to 210 lbs. It took me about a year to get back to normal each time. But I guess I never really got back to normal. I have a stomach that sticks out and my thighs are pretty thick. I decided to... more
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After loosing the weight from my 2 pregnancies, it was depressing to look in the mirror and see what was left of my abdomen. Not only was the skin stretched, saggy/loose, but I had significant diastasis recti (separation of abd muscle). I knew that I was never going to be "OK" with this new body. Everyday it was an issue, trying to dress nice and covering up my mid section was torturous. ... more
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Hello all... As you can imagine, I was so scared to hot under the knife! After four kids, inc one c-section, it was definitely needed. My consultation was $60, that was later applied to my final payment. During the consultation, the doctor was willing and able to answer every question I had....believe me when I say, I has a list! Dr. Yamahata made me feel comfortable, office was extremely... more
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Dr. Wandel was amazing, I had gastric bypass 7years ago lost a total of 115lbs and had lots of loose skin. I went to see Dr Wandel after being recommended by my primary care provider. She looked at my stomach and seen a bright future. She was comforting and made me feel like there was hope. She was able to get my insurance to cover the surgery and i trusted her with my life. Surgery went well... more
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I'm the mom of 2 great kids. My first pregnancy stretched my stomach so much that it was not recognizable. I knew then that I wanted a tummy tuck, but I wasn't done having children. After 6 years, I had my second child and knew that our family was complete and had my tubes tied 1.5 years after my last pregnancy. My youngest is now almost 2.5 years old and I'm ready to get my body back. I'll... more
Tummy Tuck scheduled for 1/27/14 I'm 47 yrs old. I have a soon to be 21 year old daughter. I'm scheduled for a tummy tuck January 27, 2014. I've been wanting to do this for 20 years. Pregnancy destroyed my body. I was small before and my body never recovered. I worked hard to lose the weight and I did but my stretch marks and the tummy area never tightened to where I felt comfortable. ... more
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My surgery was 6 hrs long. it went well . i have moderate amount of swelling and 4 drains. on the first day i spent the whole day sleeping i needed a lot of help they prescrbied me to take percoset every 4 hrs and its been balancing my pain very well. on the second day i was more aware of my surroundings and stayed up for a fare amount of time even though i kept falling asleep in between in... more
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My name is Sarah. I'm a mother of almost three. My son is 12 my daughter is 4 and I'm currently pregnant. I have a scheduled c-section on March 28th, 2014. I'm finally making the choice to have a tummy tuck after I give birth to my son next year. I have tossed the idea around for 10 years and I'm happy it have waited because now I have two children since then. Now that I'm finally done having... more
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Stats: 155/145/135 5'7"
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Start Date: On and off for 10 years
Hi Everyone! I've been on and off low-carb and am hoping to make it a lifestyle and stick w/ it this time. Reading some of your stories is very inspirational.
I've been a vegetarian since I was a teenager, which is challenging at times on low-carb. Looking forward to hearing about everyone's progress!
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Location: New Jersey
Posts: 697
Stats: 155/145/135 5'7"
WOE: Low-Carb
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Oh, and I'm not much of a cook, so I'm looking for easy recipes and products to buy to incorporate into my meals. Right now I basically eat eggs, cheese, fish, Atkins drinks, salads. A little boring so I'd like to spice it up a bit. I was looking at the products on Netrition but I'm not sure what to buy.
Any recommendations?
Way too much time on my hands!
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Hi Tammara .. I assume you are doing general lowcarb rather than a plan like Atkins, so I will give you some recommendations of products I use that would probably be really helpful if you do not cook very much ...
lowcarb pita bread!! I have been using this for years now .. I use a brand I can buy at the supermarket, which is: Joseph's lowcarb pita. Netrition does sell it. Here in new England I can get it at any supermarket across from the deli. I use a half to a whole pita a day as a sandwich .. lately a veggieburger and cheese ... sometimes avocado and cheese, etc etc .. anything that goes in a pita ..
Veggieburgers I really like the Morningstar black bean burger with a slice of cheese and a few T of salsa. it is higher carbs than some of the other ones ( 9 net carbs). I also like Morningstar Grillers Original (3 net carbs).
Indian Pre-packaged Foods it is kind of like eating soupy foods as you don't use rice, but you can always eat it with half a pita. I grab one in an emergency -- like going to the hospital the other day, I grabbed a package and a pita and some bars just in case .. brands to look for:
Trader Joe's,
Tasty Bite,
and others ..
Varieties to look for:
Baingan Bhartha - Roasted eggplant (~13 net carbs for whole package)
Palak Paneer - Spinach and cheese (~12 net carbs for whole package)
Dal Makhani - Lentil (~30 per pkge)
and others ..
Pre-packaged Food:
Trader Joe's Spiced Soybeans (in a shelf-stable pkge ~12 net per pkge)
Fantastic Foods Sloppy Joe Mix (~9 net per serving)
I hope that helps a little bit! I am always on the lookout for pre-packaged stuff for emergencies, lol! and had been thinking of starting a thread .. would love to hear of anything else that people may have found!
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I was a vegetarian from the time I first could choose my own food till I was about 48. a LONG time. (I did eat fish, off and on, when I pretty much had no other options.)
I got over it. adding animal protein to my woe was difficult, but it's better for me health-wise and I feel better about it morally as well.
I am not trying to convince you, I just find the subject very interesting since this was such a big change for me.
I finally came to realize that our western culture is way too caught up with the "birth and growth" parts of the lifecycle, while denying the "death and decay" parts that are EQUALLY sacred and important.
Our entire planet is dependent on the recycling of matter through decay and other forms of one thing eating another... humans are not exempt from this natural cycle.
There is no way to avoid killing other creatures as we live. We tend to get more excited about ones with faces, but in the overall picture, I think we are all sacred, from bacteria all the way through to mammals.
I do, many times a day, when confronted with the death of creatures to benefit the rest of the environment, say "May you speed to Buddhahood."
Ignore this if it annoys you. I just thought we might have an interesting discussion...
Often I don't come back to read threads where I've posted. If you want me to see something, please send me a private message. Thanks!
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Tammara - While at the gym today - I thought more on convenience vegetarian lowcarb ... and I cook tofu, etc myself, but if i did not, I might check out the marinated tofu products like Tofettes (by Creative Chef in the produce aisle of the market) - or something like that and simply broil it with a side of veggies .. I'd actually go on a fact-finding mission to whole foods, lol! There are a lot of soy and seitan-based foods in the cold case that could be used as quick food!
next time I am in there I will take a look .. I know they have the various fake sandwich meats too .. not having eaten meat in 30+ years, it is not something I'd ever buy to try, lol! But it might be another option if you swing that way!
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Thanks for the recommendations Pauline - so many options! ) I will look for them all!
Raven, your post didn't annoy me at all! Interesting topic and thoughts. I'm not that deep about it, though - lol! I just don't eat it because ever since I was a kid and understood what it was I was eating, I was totally disgusted by it and gave it up. I can't imagine putting meat in my mouth. I have my daughter eat it because it's healthy and she can make her own decisions about whether or not she wants to be a vegetarian when she grows up.
Thanks again, ladies, for taking the time to respond! I will keep you posted on my progress - xo
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I have two cookbooks I love-- 1,000 vegetarian recipes and The Ultimate Vegetarian Cookbook. Not low-carb by design, but you can adapt many things. Also you can sign up for free daily emails from Vegetarian Times and you can see what they send each day-- sometimes it's good, sometimes not, but hey, it's free!
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When am I eligible for the L22 Hospice program following institutional Medicaid rules?
Use the L22 hospice program for a client who receives hospice services and who resides in a medical institution (nursing home, hospice care center). (ACES will trickle to a L95, L99 medically needy program depending on income when the client is in a medical institution ).
For some clients who do not reside in medical institutions, it could be to their benefit to follow institutional rules when determining eligibility for Hospice services. Institutional rules allow the spend-down of excess resources towards the cost of care, a higher resource standard for married couples, a higher income allocation amount for a spouse and a higher income standard for a single person. Clients need to meet aged, blind or disabled criteria to be eligible for the L22 hospice program. Examples of cases that should be considered for L22 coverage are listed below:
L22 is a categorically needy (CN) program and has advantages over a MN program.
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Waiver rules are described in WAC 388-515-1505 for HCS clients with income under the special income level (SIL).
WAC 388-513-1395 Determining eligibility for institutional or hospice services and for facility care only under the medically needy (MN) program for clients with income over the SIL. (hospice clients in a medical institution with income over the SIL).
Waiver rules are described in WAC 388-515-1510 through 388-515-1514 for DDD clients on the L22 Waiver program.
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Juan Michael and I are doing great. He is growing soo fast. He weighs 17lbs!! He is starting to have a very cute personality. He flirts and does this this thing with his eye brows and gets very mad if his feedings are just a little bit late! (my grandpa does the same thing) I BF untile was 3 months old, he has reflux and the breast milk was just too thin and he would vomit it right back up. I tried to pump, but at that point he seemed to start to fuss every time I tried to pump...and I gave up within a few days. He has only been sick once and we ended up at the hospital because our ped thought he may have RSV. He just had an upper resp infection and after 3 breathing treatments we went home.
He sleeps through the night and is sitting up for just a few minutes by himself...then he rolls to the side. He also almost rolls from his back to belly, he just keeps getting stuck on his arm. I've been feeding him cereal with fruit and veggies mixed in and he loves it.
Down points....he is very demanding and a true Scorpio! He gets pissed and sometimes we just have to let him cry because he is mad about something and we have no idea what it is. He does not like being in his car seat, unlehess the car is moving or the stoller is moving...forget just sitting in there for a few minutes until we are all ready to walk out of the house.
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Heard on the news a day or two about the pledge of allegiance having been taken out of a female teacher's classroom because she thought that it may have been offensive to a few muslim children in her classroom. What is wrong with "one nation under God"? In my opinion, most Christians are losing rights as Americans to pray, to worship God, and to be patriotic. Can you see an American teacher telling a muslim child that they cannot pray in the classroom here in this country? Noooo.... If that happen, you would have lawsuits filed by minority groups along with the aclu. You would also see protesting from these groups. So why is it when the prayer and pledge of allegiance is taken out of the classroom, it's okay? The teacher really needs to be fired for such crap on her behalf.
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Jun 25 @ 8:46AM
Personally I think it should be left in, I have no children nor am I religious fanatic but I did grow up believing in our country and in God. At the rate our government is going we're not going to be allowed to speak of God anywhere and sex will be a forgotten thing.
Jun 25 @ 8:50AM
Minorities seem to have more of a say than the majority anymore in this country.
Jun 25 @ 8:51AM
I think it should be allowed, but they should have one for other religions if they want...that way everyone is happy.
Jun 25 @ 8:55AM
This is the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. This is my country and yours. If someone is offended with the way we do things here then get the fuck out. I don't care what race, color, religion, upbringing...if you don't like then go somewhere else. Offended, offended. I'm getting sick of that word. Give me back my country.
And in answer to you question - No.
Jun 25 @ 8:58AM
I thought they has already passed a law forbidding the Pledge of Allegiance in classrooms...........
I agree with you Straddle on the fact that as Americans we are losing some of our civil liberties.........but the fact is there may be muslims, hinduis, ect......in schools that are just as much American as we are.......born and raised here.............being an American does not necessarily mean being a Christian.........and the fact is that we started out wanting to keep Church and State seperated.....It is easy for me to say its no big thing to mention God in a classroom....but I believe in God............but i would be mad as hell if my children had to do muslim or some other religion prayers in the class room or pledge allegiance to anything with their God mentioned........JMHO.
Jun 25 @ 9:17AM
What a worn out topic. It doesn't matter what we think, it is up to the courts.
Jun 25 @ 9:33AM
Minorities seem to have more of a say than the majority anymore in this country.
This is not true, Shawn - it simply is not. Perhaps it takes BEING a minority to know this. Besides, "Muslim" isn't a race...
The fact of the matter is, "God" is not the issue...Allah is God. As is Jehovah...God has many names so that's not the issue.
RELIGION is the issue
...there are too many religions in practice for any one - or any one denomination - to be practiced in public schools.
This is an issue of separation between church and state
, and anyone who tries to make this a race issue is only adding to the problem - and making a whole new one.
Jun 25 @ 9:38AM
Muslim" isn't a race...
Where do I mention race in this blog, Nomi? This blog is about religion. You're the one that just brought up race.
This is not true, Shawn - it simply is not.
I stated it seems like it is. JMO
Jun 25 @ 9:47AM
My bad - "minorities" doesn't only apply to race.
Jun 25 @ 9:52AM
I don't care what race, color, religion, upbringing...
Okay, race was mentioned in one of the comments on here, but nothing was meant as racist by it. lol
My bad - "minorities" doesn't only apply to race.
You're right, it doesn't. My beef is with people trying to take religion out of everything today because of a select few. Most people are Christians in this country, and I don't understand why this is going on in todays society.
Jun 25 @ 9:57AM
That's my point...the issue of saying the Pledge of Allegiance - as I understand it - is not an issue of one religion over another...it is an issue of religion in the classroom AT ALL. For anyone to use "I thought it made the Muslims uncomfortable" as an excuse to not say it, is - in MY opinion - complete bullshit. Muslims believe in God, too. What's more, there are lots and lots of American-born Muslims who are dedicated to this country. To be Muslim is NOT to be anti-God or anti-American...which I think is the...fear?...behind the action.
Jun 25 @ 10:04AM
That's my point...the issue of saying the Pledge of Allegiance - as I understand it - is not an issue of one religion over another...
My point I'm making though about this female teacher was that she took the pledge out of her classroom because of religion. The teacher made it about religion as to why she took it out. We are seeing more and more school officials today doing a lot of stupid crap because they do not want to offend anyone.
Jun 25 @ 11:07AM
VOTE ANTI-INCUMBENT.....I bet when the School Board members (Who are elected) gets wind they are losing their jobs, the Pledge will be reinstated, and the teacher reprimanded.....
The power of the vote is absolute....use it, and you can change anything.
Jun 25 @ 11:12AM
The Pledge of Allegiance is said in Madison schools...it's not against the law is it? I have to wonder if the teacher who did this isn't the one who has a problem saying/leading it?
If she felt that strongly that she didn't want to offend, how deep is HER commitment to saying it? Does anyone see what I'm saying? Why question the people who did nothing - SHE'S the one making a big deal of it...
Jun 25 @ 12:28PM
we say the pledge in our school both the US and Texas one
Jun 25 @ 1:17PM
I think that just about every comment posted has some kind of validity to it. My son is still young and has yet to be in school and learn the pledge of allegiance, so it seems simple to say I don't care right now, but as I think about it... I'm not too sure. I'm not a religious person, and I don't believe in any kind of "God" I have my own set of beliefs that I will pass on to my child and that is my choice.
The use of God in the pledge isn't to swear yourself to him/her/it. It is to say that we are one nation protected by God, that's not offensive even to me. My child will know what others think God is, so how is it wrong to say that we are protected by something that doesn't exist?
However, all this could have been averted if years and YEARS ago some yahoo hadn't decided it would be a good idea to change the original pledge. Originally we were "one nation, United and indivisible with liberty and justice for all."
Change it back and make the whole place happy? Say that in schools and who are you pissing off?
Jun 25 @ 1:43PM
I don't see the big deal either. Growing up, whenever we had to say the pledge of allegiance, I just simply kept seated since athiests do not believe in a god.
Jun 25 @ 2:03PM
I just want to know, WHEN we became the "spineless" majority?
Jun 25 @ 4:06PM
Personally, I believe this is wrong to take the pledge out of any place that it can be recited to teach youngsters patriotism. I believe in God, and America. This IS AMERICA, LOVE IT, OR LEAVE IT. The customs of this Nation should not be changed to oblige a minority group, regardless of religious affiliation
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I stopped doing that way back when.Why give "allegiance" to a piece of cloth? I respect it,I'll stand up but I won't pledge anything with my hand over my heart,that's taking it to the extreme.I think that if there is a God,I don't think he would exactly be for all what America has done and is doing.So why give these people crap if they refuse to honor such a thing?IMO,if I were a Muslim and after the scapegoating this country has been giving my religion,I wouldn't do jack.
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In case you missed one or more of the Salt Lake Chamber's Utah Business Reports on KSL News Radio, here is a recap of what we talked about this week.
This week, the First Annual Utah Small Business Summit took place and was a resounding success! If you'd like to see what happened, see our recap of the event along with lessons learned from the keynote speakers.
As part of the Chamber's 125th anniversary, we want to share the rich history of the members who have made the Chamber so successful.
Maxine Turner founded Cuisine Unlimited, Inc., in 1985. Today, Cuisine Unlimited is an internationally acclaimed and award-winning company specializing in gourmet, off-premise catering and special event services. It has been ranked as the top catering service in the U.S.
The Turners attribute their success to the support of their family, the strength of the business community and their involvement in the Salt Lake Chamber for the past 20 years. They also credit the 85 exemplary professionals that make up their staff.
In 1998, when Salt Lake was chosen to host the 2002 Olympic Games, the Chamber referred Cuisine Unlimited to a newscaster. As a result, Cuisine Unlimited was featured on CBS Evening News with Dan Rather.
Today was the Grand Opening Celebration for the Sweet Cake Bake Shop. The gluten-free bakery is opening a larger second location in downtown Salt Lake, located at 457 East 300 South, to better meet gluten-free demands for delicious baked goods.
The Lehi City Fire Department recently honored a few employees from Staker Parson Companies' shop in Lehi. Dispatcher Jenny Snyder and the employees were honored with the Citizen Life Saver Award for saving a co-worker's life at the City Council meeting.
On May 8, Scott Hicken became dizzy and passed out while working. His coworkers Mike Rentmeister, Travis Hager, Garrett Butler and Darin King came to his aid. They found Hicken wasn't breathing and called 9-1-1. Dispatcher Snyder instructed them to perform CPR until paramedics arrived.
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This is a great example of why it's valuable to have your employees certified in CPR. It could save another's life.
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Dr. Lee leads one of the country's foremost academic health systems and world-renowned medical research centers. She works to ensure Utahns have the best and most cost efficient health care available.
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Dr. Lee has also received the Outstanding Teacher Award twice from the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine.
Dr. Lee, along with the other Pathfinder recipients, will officially receive their awards at the 2012 Women and Business Conference and ATHENA Award Luncheon, on Nov. 15 at the Little America Hotel.
Congratulations are in order for the Utah Department of Workforce Services. They recently received the 2012 Full Employment Best Practices Award from the American Institute for Full Employment.
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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Jansen, Marjolein Maria firstname.lastname@example.com URN etd-05052009-161514 Document Title Tailoring the model of creative ability to patients with diabetic foot problems Degree MOccTher Department Occupational Therapy Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Mrs J M F Casteleijn Committee Chair Keywords
- diabetic foot complications
- diabetes
- model of creative ability
- motivation
- quality of life
Date 2009-04-18 Availability unrestricted Abstract
Motivation is recognised as an important factor in the treatment of any patient.1,2 Motivation is also recognised as the cornerstone of occupational therapy.2,3 In recent history there has been an increase in the number of people diagnosed with diabetes and its complications, including diabetic foot complications.4-8 Motivation has been identified as a factor contributing to the treatment outcomes of a person with diabetic foot complications, and an assessment into the level of motivation is recommended.6,9-12 A review of the literature in the field revealed that this assessment of motivation has not been sufficiently investigated.
The Model of Creative Ability provides a framework within which to assess motivation and principles with which to treat a client, based on the level of motivation.1-3 The purpose of this study was thus to investigate whether occupational therapy treatment, tailored to the level of motivation, for patients with diabetic foot complications, has more positive treatment outcomes than occupational therapy that is not tailored.
An experimental pre-test-post-test-design with an experimental and a control group was used to conduct the research. Change in ulcer size and change in quality of life score were the two dependant variables that were measured both pre- and post-test.
Subjects were assessed using the Reintegration to Normal Living Index to obtain a quality of life score. A wound tracing was done to determine the ulcer size, and the Creative Participation Assessment was used to establish the level of motivation and thus tailor the occupational therapy treatment that the subjects received. Subjects in the experimental group then underwent three months of tailored occupational therapy, whereas subjects in the control group continued to receive occupational therapy as usual for the same time period.
At the end of the three month treatment period, the subjects were reassessed using the same assessments that were used pre-test. These results were then analysed statistically, to determine if a statistically significant difference occurred between the experimental and control groups with regards to the dependant variables.
In spite of the small sample size, the results of the research indicate a positive trend towards occupational therapy treatment that is tailored to a client's level of motivation.Copyright © 2008, University of Pretoria. All rights reserved. The copyright in this work vests in the University of Pretoria. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of the University of Pretoria
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In January 2008, following the submission of artists from 10 external nominators and the consideration of a respected selection panel, the Natural History Museum invited 10 artists to help consider responses to celebrate the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Darwin and the 150th anniversary of the publication of On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection – the groundbreaking book that revealed his theory of evolution by natural selection. At the time, most people not only believed God created all living things, but that he still controlled them – every death, every birth, every movement. For Darwin to suggest life's diversity was a natural phenomenon – that everything beautiful, destructive, ancient or new happened without a grand plan – was radical.
The Museum will create a lasting legacy incorporated within the Grade I listed Alfred Waterhouse Building. The finished work will build on the spirit of the architect's intention to exemplify the awe and wonder of the natural world within the fabric and decoration of the building. In particular, the work will celebrate how modern biology is underpinned by the mechanism Darwin used to explain the origin of biological variety – evolution by means of natural selection.
The artists had a two-day workshop with scientists working at the Museum as well as Darwin experts, to help them explore his life and work. They were also given access to the Museum's libraries and collections. Three months later, they submitted their proposals. On 16 June 2008, a panel of experts will select one of the 10 proposals to become part of this historic building.
The finished commission will be unveiled on 12 February 2009, exactly 200 years after Darwin's birth.
The expert panel will select the final work to be commissioned for the ceiling by identifying which proposal:
The selection process
The initial long-list of 37 artists were identified by nomination.
Iwona Blazwick – Director, Whitechapel Art Gallery
Paul Bonaventurea – Senior Researcher, Ruskin School of Fine Art
Briony Bond – Curator Contemporary Arts, Manchester Museum
Andrew Patrizio – Curator and Research Leader, Darwin AHRC programme, Edinburgh College of Art
Bergit Arends – Curator for Contemporary Arts, Natural History Museum
Bob Bloomfield – Special Projects and Innovation, Natural History Museum
Mark Dion – Artist
Jes Fernie – former Director of Art for Architecture RSA
Margot Heller – Director, South London Gallery
James Lingwood – Director, Artangel
Jenny Lomax – Director, Camden Arts Centre
Julia Peyton-Jones – Director, Serpentine Gallery
Shortlist selection panel
Sharon Ament – Director of Public Engagement, Natural History Museum
Richard Cork – Art Critic
Sian Ede – Art Director, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
Judith Nesbitt – Chief Curator, Tate Britain
Judith King – Art Curator and advisor to English Heritage
Isabel Vasseur – Art Curator
The judges
Sharon Ament – Director of Public Engagement, Natural History Museum
Sian Ede – Art Director, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
Richard Cork – Independent Art Critic
Richard Fortey – Scientist and scientific writer
Judith King – Contemporary Art Curator, English Heritage Contemporary Art Programme
Judith Nesbitt – Chief Curator, Tate Britain
Sunand Prasad – President, Royal Institute of British Architects
The artists
Christine Borland, Dorothy Cross, Mark Fairnington, Tania Kovats, Alison Turnbull, UnitedVisualArtists, Mark Wallinger, Richard Wentworth, Rachel Whiteread and Richard Woods.
Project organisation
The project is led by Dr Bob Bloomfield, a NESTA fellow and leader of the art and science innovations activity in the Museum. Bergit Arends, the Museum's contemporary arts curator works alongside him, supporting the artists and developing the installation for the proposals and the commission itself.
For more about Darwin, Darwin200 and the 2009 celebrations, please visit www.nhm.ac.uk and www.darwin200.org
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The visible minority population of Toronto is projected to double from 2.3 million in 2006 to almost 5.6 million by 2031. Over the same period, the rest of Toronto's population is expected to increase by only about eight percent.
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