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SAN DIEGO, September 27, 2013 — The Department of Defense announced the identities of two sailors who died Sept 22 in a U.S. Navy MH-60S Knighthawk helicopter crash in the central Red Sea.
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Lt Cmdr. Jones graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis Md., and was commissioned in 2001. He received flight training in the Navy and was a Naval Aviator, operating in various helicopter squadrons, including maritime strike squads and sea combat squadrons. His exemplary service earned him impressive awards, including: Global War on Terror and Global War on Terror Expeditionary medals, a National Defense Medal, three Navy/ Marine Corps Achievement Medals and one Navy/Marine Corps Commendation Medal.
CWO Gibson left Recruit Training Command in 1999 and became an Aviation Operations Technician/Naval Aviator, operating in helicopter anti-submarine squadrons with a stint at HSM Weapons School Pacific and Naval Aviator Flight Training in 2009, serving more recently in sea combat squadrons. He earned multiple awards including; a Pistol Marksmanship Ribbon, three Good Conduct Medals, an Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, two Navy/Marine Achievement Medals and a Naval Aircrew Warfare Specialist Breast Insignia.
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Accompanist: Ivana Cespedes {Songs of Summer Alum}
Improv Instructor: Tricia Hulet, M.A.B.C. {TMC Theatre Arts Director}
Choir Director: Susi Johnson {High School Choral Director, TMC Graduate}
Music Theory Instructor & Assistant: Megan Dixon, M.M. {High School Music Teacher, TMC Graduate}
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I am not an NP. I am a full time rapid response nurse at a teaching hospital. This morning I stopped in to residents office to update the night residents on what had happened with their patients and what I had done. They were in... Read More
- 3Oct 25, '12 by cardiacrocksI have an idea, how about you could go to medical school, you could become a MD as well. Nobody mentioned that. I do agree with many of the OP, NP's ROCK!! I plan on receiving my DNP, It will be mandatory by 2015. I personally respect the ENTIRE team, care partner's (nursing assistance, RN's, PA's, NP's and Physicians).
- 3Oct 25, '12 by NovoPersonally I think NPs are less knowledgeable than PA's. PA school is essentially medschool-lite whereas NP's take a few pharmacology courses and some. Just my opinion though.
- 1Oct 25, '12 by VICEDRNPA school requires more biology pre-reqs than RN or NP school. NP school wastes time on public policy nonsense and varies from programs to program. PA programs are all the same. PAs scope of practice is defined by the MD that supervises. The NP role is defined by the state and in my state, it means basically nothing. The PAs I have seen are better trained than the NPs and if I midlevel and go to grad school, I want to go to PA school, especially since in the ER, midlevels all have the same scope of practice.
Certainly looking forward to get the "nursing" stigma off of me.
I would have been offended by what the doctors were saying...sounds like a insult to the NPs.
- 2Oct 25, '12 by SopranoKrisQuote from Twinmom06Not true. PAs can prescribe any med a physician can prescribe (because the physician reviews their work). Whereas NPs are limited in what they can prescribe.I thought PA's didn't have prescriptive authority where NP's did?
I just went through a long, decision-making process on whether I wanted to become a PA or NP after I finish my BSN. I was originally leaning towards becoming a NP because the school is only 5 minutes from home. However, after speaking with quite a few NPs, PAs & physicians, it became evident (at least in the area where I live) that being a PA appeals to me more. I like the fact that they work in unity with the physicians. I like the fact that they are trained in med school. Most PAs in our area have taken over the role of GP physicians because there's such a huge lack of GPs coming out of medical school.
And just to clarify: while a PA may have a bachelor's degree in a non-scientific field before attending PA school, you are still required to complete what is essentially all the pre-reqs to get into a nursing program (e.g. Anatomy, Physiology, Chem, Micro, Stats, etc.) So it's not like Joe English Teacher just magically decides one day to become a PA and in 2 years is prescribing medicine. Most PA schools require you to have a certain number of patient care experience hours before you can even apply. The school I'm considering attending requires a minimum of 100 PCE hours, however the average student accepted into the program has at least 2,500 PCE hours. It's very competitive to get in. The school I would like to attend has PA students & med students in the same classes.
It all boils down to how the roles of each profession are viewed in your area. It's not going to be consistent from state to state (heck, even city to city, sometimes). I also noticed since the opportunity to become an NP in this area is so great (large university nearby), the market here is flooded with NPs. There's a bigger demand for PAs. Yet another reason why I'm choosing to go to PA school an hour away vs. NP school five minutes from home. I want to know I'll have a reasonable expectation of getting a job when I'm done with this expensive education
- 0Oct 25, '12 by PMFB-RNReally? I see a big difference between the 2. A PA can have any kind of Bachelors degree, and get their PA training in 2 years.
*** Or no bachelors degree and attend an associates degree or bachelors degree PA program.
A NP on the other hand has a BS or BA and a MSN and now more recently has to have a Doctorate in order to become a NP.
*** Or no bachelors degree and no DNP since neither are required to be an NP. A masterd degree is required to be an NP. There are a number of RN to MSN NP programs and DNP isn't required for NP anywhere.
And for the record the fact that a NP can practice independently as where a PA can only practice under a MD makes the NP role above the PA as far as I am concerned.
*** I suppose that is true but in my experience all NPs I have ever worked with worked in a goup that included all levels of providers.
- 5Oct 25, '12 by PMFB-RNQuote from cardiacrocks*** (sigh) No it won't be.I plan on receiving my DNP, It will be mandatory by 2015.
- 0Oct 25, '12 by SycamoreGuyI don't know how much of a complement that is since we all know Physicians see nurses as inferior to them (and anyone else who isn't a MD for that matter).
- 4Oct 25, '12 by SmoothJamsQuote from cardiacrocksJust to be clear, the DNP isn't going to be mandatory by 2015.I plan on receiving my DNP, It will be mandatory by 2015.
- 2Oct 25, '12 by treejayQuote from Lynn2Not accurate, in 2 ways:Really? I see a big difference between the 2. A PA can have any kind of Bachelors degree, and get their PA training in 2 years. A NP on the other hand has a BS or BA and a MSN and now more recently has to have a Doctorate in order to become a NP. And for the record the fact that a NP can practice independently as where a PA can only practice under a MD makes the NP role above the PA as far as I am concerned.
1) NPs do not need a doctorate, nor is there any timeframe which says they will need one. I'm quite surprised regarding the misunderstanding RNs and others here have regarding this topic. It was recommended that by 2015 Master's training programs start to offer DNP. But there is absolutely no requirement. Amazing how people are continually confused by this
2) True, you can enter PA school with any degree, but most enter with a science degree. And here's why. The prerequisite list is very heavy! Heavier than medical school in many cases. Keep in mind, you can also enter medical school with any degree. Here is the prereq list from my PA school:
Human anatomy* 4 Biochemistry Human physiology* 4 Cellular biology Genetics 3 Human sexuality Psychology 3 Immunology General chemistry* 8 Medical terminology Organic chemistry* 4 Pharmacology Microbiology* 4 Spanish College algebra or higher 3 Statistics
Let us strive for accuracy when making comments. We would only expect the same when taking care of patients.Last edit by treejay on Oct 25, '12
- 1Oct 25, '12 by treejayQuote from Twinmom06On the contray, PAs have prescriptive authority in 50 states. Many of the states includes schedule II. Some states only schedule 3 and above. What is the state laws for NPs and scheulde IIs?I thought PA's didn't have prescriptive authority where NP's did?


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The bridge had been closed since last Wednesday while construction crews finalized work on the new eastern span connecting Oakland to Yerba Buena Island.
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Nope but if you do testing do you do discount for edugeek members
My company has just bought into this, to allow our delegates and apprentices to use Microsoft training materials and the likes, (and soon to become a testing centre) just wondering if anyone else has done this as well?
Nope but if you do testing do you do discount for edugeek members
We did this, great benefits for our school.
All the kids leave at age 13 with the Microsoft digital Literacy Cert (equivalent to GCSE in ICT grade D according to edexcel).
Myself and Ashman91 become microsoft certified trainers (to train the digital literacy course) as well as a discount on some exams (MOS etc). All of our staff also took the digital literacy stuff and is now actually a prerequisite to getting a laptop in our place.
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if you are employed by the establishment that becomes an MS academy, you get 15% off your exams, but you have to have proof of employment.
You are most welcome...we signed up using prodigy learning (Certiport) 2 years ago, and that was part of our agreement, the academy down the road from us also has the same agreement and they signed up with Prometric in August 2010
We spoke to Prodigy, but ended up going direct through the website. We looking for certification partnership so that we can deliver technical MS certificates (MCITPs and the likes) for our apprentices, I don't think Certipoint does that, and our SMT had an issue with prometric's agreement.
If you are direct then you should speak with MS. They may do the same thing or it may be a sales thing by Certiport and Prometric (as it continues for the life of the academy).
I'll check that out when i'm back in the office!
Those running the test centres don't the staff running it have to have no ms quals?
Sorry to pain you with this question but what is a Microsoft IT Academy and what benefits for staff, students etc...
Being an MS Acad allows you to teach the MS curriculums available up to MCITP (if you had a so qualified person at your establishment) and generates revenue based on courses you offer and how much you offer it for.
Also with the advanced membership you get MSDNAA subscription which allows pupils and staff to have various softwares that MS offer, and they can have it for free.
Very interesting topic.
How did you all go about becoming a MS IT Academy? what kind of requirements are there?
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VIENNA, Va., October 20, 2013 – Wolf Trap kicked off its 2013-2014 classical "Discovery Series" at The Barns this Friday past with an intriguing, eclectic program of mostly 20th century compositions for violin solo. The featured soloist was Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg, and exquisitely skilled violinist who, if she's not yet being billed as "legendary" is certainly close to achieving that status. Better yet, she was accompanied by pianist Anne-Marie McDermott who, well, simply did some of the best accompanying we've had the pleasure of hearing to date.
Underwritten in part by a continuing bequest from the Catherine Filene Shouse Education Fund, the Discovery Series of recitals is treasured, particularly by Northern Virginia music lovers, as one of the remaining bastions of classical music at the Wolf Trap complex which, like other arts complexes of its size, has increasingly relied on more pop, folk, and rock programming in order to compete with other music venues.
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Ms. Salerno-Sonnenberg's October 18 program was cleverly built around two "big" compositions—Sergei Prokofiev's brutalist Sonata No. 1 in F-minor, Op. 80, and Gabriel Fauré's somewhat kinder, gentler and definitely more romantic Sonata in A-major, Op. 13.
Stitched in between were shorter works by contemporary American composers Charles Wuorinen and Michael Daugherty and Estonian minimalist Arvo Pärt. Appetizer-length pieces like these are often the best way to slip some new music into a concert or recital program without scaring away prospective concertgoers, and all three turned out to be well worth hearing.
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The artists requested, effectively, that the evening's first two works—Mr. Pärt's 1978 composition entitled "Spiegel im Spiegel" (roughly, "Mirror within a Mirror")—and the Prokofiev sonata be allowed to unfold consecutively without applause. Good choice. Mr. Pärt's contemplative, tonal, Zen-like, minimalist piece, a portion of which can be heard in the trailer to this month's hit film, "Gravity," weaves an uncanny, spiritual atmosphere in the surrounding space. It proved a surprisingly effective mood-setter and curtain raiser for the Prokofiev, which the artists commenced to perform after a brief pause.
The Prokofiev picked up where the Pärt left off, launching almost inauspiciously into the opening "Andante assai" first movement so quietly that Ms. Salerno-Sonnenberg's violin—which she played somewhere in the range between ppp and pppp—was barely audible.
This sonata's somewhat tentative beginning, however soon proves the musical equivalent of the lighter, early moments of a movie in the "Halloween" series, before horror and disaster strike early and often, seemingly out of nowhere.
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Composed over a lengthy period of time that included the years of the Second World War, Prokofiev's sonata—which consists of four movements played either without pause or with short suspended pauses between each—strikes out savagely after its tranquil opening bars, its aural onslaught reflecting almost viscerally the composer's terrors during the war years, in and around which Stalin carried out his own epic terror campaign against his fellow citizens. It was waged with particular viciousness toward leading edge composers like Prokofiev and Shostakovich.
There is little that is pretty in this sonata, although it does occasionally surprise with an astonishingly lyrical moment here and there. Its overall effect, however, is one of grimness, horror and revulsion. It grasps traditional tonality at times only with its fingernails, preferring instead to lash out with terrifying dissonance and howls of anguish, which alternate between the violinist and the piano. And yet it is viscerally exciting in its own peculiar, distinctive way.
Both artists attacked this work with every bit of the ferocity the composer called for, pulling back between attacks for what seemed like brief, musical intermissions where the violin held forth with ghostly, repeated figures and weird glissandi.
In short, both artists, performing as if a single unit, presented one of the most violent, terrifying, yet virtuosic and impressive performances of this work that one could imagine. It was rough stuff but fantastically presented. One needed the intermission that followed simply to recover from this memorable but disconcerting performance. (And likewise, unsurprisingly, both the violin and the piano had to be thoroughly retuned as well.)
The recital's second half opened in a lighter vein. Ms. Salerno-Sonnenberg appeared first to perform Michael Daugherty's brief, sassy "Viva" for solo (unaccompanied) violin which, as the artist briefly explained, was the composer's riff on the Rat Pack days of Las Vegas with a particular hat tip to Sammy Davis, Jr. We're not quite sure we detected Sinatra & Co. in this syncopated, often jazzy little piece, but it did serve admirably to lighten the mood and waft away any storm clouds remaining from the Prokofiev.
Ms. McDermott next stepped in for a short, solo turn on the piano, this time performing the spiky second movement from Charles Wuorinen's "Fourth Piano Sonata." Mr. Wuorinen's Sonata, or at least its second movement, was in a considerably more modernist vein, vigorous and pulsating in its attack, echoing the Prokofiev sonata to some extent but a bit more scampering and antic.
As in the Prokofiev, Ms. McDermott's ability to bring out the more percussive aspects of the piano made her short excursion into Mr. Wuorinen's sonata movement a notable success, with notes clearly defined and remarkably free of muddiness in the pedaling.
The artists concluded with an often charming and at times quite exciting reading of Gabriel Fauré's early Violin Sonata in A-major, which debuted in 1877. Romantic in tone, approach, and structure, the sonata only hints at the composer's later, interesting excursions into extended tonality, an area he increasingly explored both at and after the turn of the 20th century.
After all the angry to jazzy material earlier in this recital, the Fauré allowed Ms. Salerno-Sonnenberg to demonstrate her considerable skills in a more lyrical vein. Her tight, accurate passagework and considerable range of emotion brought a brightness and a frisson of excitement to this breezy yet admirably complex sonata, which she brought to a dramatic, satisfying conclusion with the rich and almost orchestral accompaniment provided by Ms. McDermott.
The audience responded to the Fauré—and indeed to the other works on the program as well—with considerable enthusiasm, to which the artists responded by taking a light, elegant and friendly approach toward their single encore, a violin and piano version of Fritz Kreisler's lilting "Midnight Bells" waltz.
The Kreisler was a fitting postscript to a virtually perfect recital performed by two highly skilled and respected artists who, as longtime friends and musical associates for many years, create the kind of music perfection that can only come from the hearts and souls of performers who know each other well.
Rating: *** ½ (Three and one-half out of four stars)
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First thing, yet again, one of our own has received the coveted District Award of Merit.
Here is how she was introduced to the Selection Committee. Her
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Marie Baert
was selected as a District Award of Merit Recipient for 2012 with Northern Trail District:
"In the Troop, Marie took on the Chair of the Committee and quickly discovered that Wood Badge would be necessary training and a springboard to other contributions to the Troop, District and Council. Since completing her Wood Badge in 2010, she has taken on training staff positions: Troop Guide in Wood Badge 97, Oak Leaf Staff, the University of Scouting for 2012 and will be Scribe for WB 104.
She has not restricted her activities there and has actually been involved in chartering two successful Venturing Crews and is currently the Committee Chair for Crew 2629 and an Assistant Advisor for Crew 728. When the necessity arises, she takes on roles outside the immediate confines of Troop and Crew. We had a Webelos Den that lost its leader and appeared to be on the verge of folding. Marie took on the role of Den Leader with that Den and they are back on track to cross over with no boys lost.
She has accepted and has been participating as a Unit Commissioner for our District since the beginning of 2012, supporting several of the Venturing Crews in Northern Trail.
She has been actively involved with the Catholic Committee on Scouting for the Dallas Diocese and has been recognized for her contributions there with a Certificate of Leadership, the Bronze Pelican (the Diocesan-level Service Award) and the St. George (National Award).
Outside of Scouts, Marie has been so actively involved in the community it is difficult to summarize. She has led or participated as an active member of Home and School (similar to PTA), St. Elizabeth Ann Seton's Women's Club, the Serra Club of Dallas, Jesuit's Auction Committee and Jesuit Band Booster.
Her recognition outside Boy Scouts includes a Silver Presidential Volunteer Service Award in 2009 and a Gold Presidential Volunteer Service Award in 2010 and 2011. She continues to give back to her community in many ways at a very high level.
We are very proud of Marie for her recognition and achievement.
Here is the list of District Awards of Merit coming from Troop 728:
2013 Marie Baert
2010 Steve Carpenter
2009 Chuck Holden
2008 Pete Ineich
2005 Joe Tavares
1990 Mark Carpenter
Next: our Northern Trail District awards only one (1) Silver Beaver award per year, so it is one of the highest honors a Scouter can achieve. Announced at Sunday's District Dinner was the next Silver Beaver recipient, who also happens to be from Troop 728 and Crew 728. Congratulations to our own
Chuck Holden
for being recognized for that singular honor. No more deserving person exists in our troop. Chuck joins a very small group of elite Scouters from our Troop and Crew.
Our personal and heartfelt congratulations go out to you, Chuck, for finally being recognized for your vast contribution to Scouting! Chuck truly is, in the fine tradition of all people on this list, an exemplary servant leader. Here is a list of all our Silver Beaver recipients:
2013 Chuck Holden
2010 Steve Carpenter
1993 Mark Carpenter
Camp Constantin 2012 Recap
Posted by: mkoenecke on 07/14/2012 11:46 PM
Fresh from sending two (2) crews to Philmont last month, Troop 728 sent some of its remaining Scouts to Camp Constantin for summer camp from July 8 through July 14th. Thirteen Scouts attended, and had a fun week of merit badges and Troop brotherhood. Photos of Summer Camp 2012 can be viewed and/or downloaded from http://scouts.koenecke.us . Also uploaded are several videos: just right-click and download them to your local computer to get a look at what summer camp at Constantin is really like. Particular thanks go to George Moore, Chris Fogarty, and Jeff Cormier for driving out and staying there through some seriously un-seasonable weather. Which was more variable than usual for summer camp. The boys wound up by winning the relay race for the first time in memory, completing a pretty successful and enjoyable week.
Updated Troop Directories
Posted by: mkoenecke on 09/02/2010 01:50 PM
I have posted updated Troop directories to the Documents & Photos page. One of them is listed by patrol, which should be more helpful for patrol leaders doing calling trees. As usual, to keep the information from being indexed by search engines, they are encrypted with the name of our Troop mascot. UPDATED as of 11/10/10.
Flag Day Crews
Posted by: Scoutmaster on 06/09/2010 02:39 PM
Thanks for helping with our Troop fundraiser. Please familiarize yourself with the attached procedures for our flag service.
Flags and stands are at Julius's house who will serve as quartermaster for Flag Day. Please let me or Julius know if you have
any questions.
Thanks — Jeff C.
The Flag Service Protocol document may be downloaded from the Documents page: http://koenecke.us/Scouts
Flag Service UPDATE
Posted by: jcormier on 02/13/2010 10:33 AM
The Flag Service Committee is pleased to announce that we have purchased 110 US flags and poles and we have commenced production. Duty roster sign-up will begin at the next Committee meeting on Sunday 2/21 at 5pm. There will be four 50-flag routes per holiday, 2 AMs and 2 PMs. The 2010 Service dates are:
1) May 31st - Memorial Day – Monday
2) June 14th - Flag Day – Monday
3) July 4th - Independence Day – Sunday
4) Sept 6th – Labor Day – Monday
5) Nov 11th - Veterans Day – Thursday
Door-to-door sales begin on Saturday, March 13 (Spring Break). Please contact me if you can help with this – details to follow. We will need scouts and scouters.
We will be asking those scout families that live in our service area – north of Beltline, south of Arapaho, east of Waterview & west of Floyd – to help us promote our service by displaying our flag and possibly a yard sign before the door-to-door solicitation for customers begins. Thanks – Jeff Cormier.
Winter Camp Recap
Posted by: Scoutmaster on 01/01/2010 01:33 PM
Troop 728 returned from attending Winter Camp at Camp Cherokee on December 31. Scouts participated in Climbing, Communications, Home Repair, Pioneering, Plumbing, and Rifle merit badges, and did some Soil and Water Conservation merit badge work in camp. Older Scouts attended the Mountain Man II program, and first year Scouts went to the Indian Village / Mountain Man Rendezvous. The first two nights were pretty cold, but the third day brought rain and slightly warmer temperatures, so we missed out on the Polar Bear Award. The camp culminated in a feast of roast turkey, ham, and several vegetable dishes. Our traditional cooking prowess really came through this year: Nick I. won the award for Best Entree cooking award; Jacqueline U. won the award for Best Side Dish, and Sherman B. got the award for Best Dessert.
Special thanks go to Pete I., who handled equipment preparation; Sherman B., who brought the trailer and handled preparations for the final feast; Jacqueline U., who managed food; Terry W., who lent her support all week; and Cary V., who transported the green trailer. Photos are available on the photos site.
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Built for speed
By Old rider
from Newport Beach California
About Me Competitive Cyclist
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Comments about Northwave Extreme Road Shoes:
Customer service is fantastic at Nashbar I would recommend the shop to anyone'!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
runs narrow
By Tom
from New Hampshire
About Me Avid Cyclist
Had to return because the Italian size runs too narrow for my foot
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Very lite shoe
By stcact
from Northwest Hills, CT
Shoe's are like saddles, you need to find one that fits your body. According to Northwaves chart I would take a 42, wearing 9.5. No dice, my toe's were touching the ends. Good looking shoe and light. 229 grams for one shoe on my scale. Can't comment on anything else untill I get a size that fits. Eating into the savings I got on these having to ship them back.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Great shoe!!!,
By MthomasnMatthewthomasnutt
from Chattanooga,TN
Great shoe! Really light, comfortable, and fairly stiff. No complaints from my feet whatsoever
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