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ALBANY, N.Y. -- "December 7, 1941: a date which will live in infamy," said President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, a day after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Seventy years later, Albany County honors six local survivors of that day. Three of them gathered at the J.E. Zaloga Post in Albany for a memorial ceremony.
"They're dropping their torpedoes before anybody even knew they were there," said Bill Langston. He was serving on the battleship USS West Virginia. He just finished breakfast that fateful Sunday.
"You didn't know exactly what was going on because we were below deck, you couldn't see," he said. "But you could feel whenever the ship got hit by a bomb or torpedo." A table was set symbolically at friday's ceremony: a single rose for those whose blood was spilled, a slice of lemon for their bitter fate, and salt for the tears shed.
Bill says he still has nightmares about that day. Over 3,000 of his fellow Americans were killed or injured, including Bill's captain.
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2001 Oldsmobile Silhouette low fuel light.
My van gas gage reads full all the time, after driving (sometimes for awhile, other times for a block) the
gage drops to empty. Last night i was driving and the van reads low fuel and started acting like it was
out of gas and died so i put about 5 dollars in from a gas container(not old fuel) and it started but
continued to sputter and die stays running for maybe 3 to 4 seconds.
This is most likely a problem with the fuel level sensor in the gas tank. There are little fingers on the
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Another possibility is a wiring problem under the van. Underneath just behind the drivers seat is a
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- 3Feb 11, '08 by MauraRNI started working as a civil litigation paralegal and real estate broker right out of college 25 years ago. Now I am a LPN in LTC working on my RN. If you are truly interested in the legal side of nursing I would suggest that you take a legal research course at your local college. Do not do this one online however. You need to cover the basics of legal research that may not have made it to the internet. By this I mean the concept of "stare decisis" where court decisions of the past inform current concepts of precedence. You need to know how to access and understand case law, citations, split decisions, lower court reversals, and how to work with Westlaw and other databases. This sounds more difficult than it really is and a Legal Research course will cover it. Then you can apply your nursing knowledge to the research and you will be able to find the answers you need as a nurse/paralegal.
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- 0Feb 11, '08 by BulkyMonsterThanks. I am hearing a bit about this from the other people at the firm but I get the feeling they're just wanting me to concentrate on doing the client screening for now until I have a firm grip on things. The attorney I'm working for is a senior partner, and the firm as a whole, both have a very good reputation, and I really have a lot of respect for them. I'm learning a lot.
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- Start time:
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Last updated: 04/04/2008
From Cloisters to Castles & Palaces to Gardens - The Greater Lisboa region is tremendously rich in culture, history and nature,as well as famous for its superb cuisine and wines. Join us and visit ...
Day 1
BUÇACO - After meeting in Lisboa, we transfer to the Serra de Buçaco, with a stop for lunch on the way at the famous university town of Coimbra. We'll fit our bikes and have a quick briefing on the tour highlights...
Day 2
TOMAR - Today we'll sail down the shale peaks of the Serra de Lousa where pristine winter snow was once collected for Portuguese kings. This rural scenery serves as the backdrop for our ride to Tomar...
Day 3
ÓBIDOS - A short transfer takes us close to Fatima, the site of the renowned Christian miracle of 1917 (option to visit the town) and one of the most impressive examples of Portuguese Gothic architecture: the Monastery of Batalha...
Day 4
SINTRA - Option to transfer part-way or cycle to Sintra, a lush mountain jutting out of the landcape topped with a fantastical pink palace and 8th century castle. The poet, Lord Byron called it a "glorious eden". It is no surprise then, that this UNESCO World Heritage site was once the summer residence for the kings...
Day 5
CASCAIS - Transfer to Praia das Macas for a hike to the most westerly point in Europe - Cabo da Roca or "the rock cape" on the cliffs above the Atlantic. Option to ride downhill along the winding coast to Guincho beach and Cascais, a once tiny fishing-village now turned world-class sailing center...
Day 6
CASCAIS - Its time to say "adeus" (goodbye) to our new friends. After a last breakfast overlooking the ocean (or the first of many more...), there is the option to transfer to Lisboa airport. See you again soon!
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- Length: 6 days / 5 nights
Accomodation: Premium accommodation: the most luxurious and charming historical hotels
Meals: All breakfasts, 4 dinners with wine, and 1 picnic lunch.
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Daily mileage: 13 - 52 miles / day, with optional distances daily.
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Interests: Romantic ambiance of palaces, castles convents and gardens.
Buçaco Palace Hotel and forest «garden».
Tomar: headquarters of the Knights Templar filled with architecture and history.
Óbidos: a picture perfect walled castle village, ginginha liqueur.
Sintra: palaces, castle, lush scenery and pastries.
Cabo da Roca: the most westerly point in Europe.
The Festas de Santo António in Lisboa (June tour): parade & bbq.
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- Morning Walking Tour - from 15 EUR
- Cool Party Tour - from 5 EUR
- Caldo Verde and Fado Tour - from 60 EUR
- Gastronomic Route - from 15 EUR
- Lisbon Belvederes and Kiosks Walking Tour - from 15 EUR
- Night Sightseeing Tour - from 25 EUR
- Fátima Tour - from 57 EUR
- Oceans Tour - from 40 EUR
- Arrábida Tour - from 40 EUR
- Saloio Tour - from 40 EUR
- Lisbon Discovery Bike Ride - from 20 EUR
- Jewish Tour Jewish Lisbon Half Day Tour - from 245 EUR
- Jewish Lisbon Sintra Full Day Private Tour 7 Hours - from 305 EUR
- Lisbon City Half Day Tour - from 25 EUR
- Lisbon Shore Excursions - from 35 EUR
- Sintra & Cabo da Roca & Cascais and Estoril - from 35 EUR
- Walking Tour - from 75 EUR
- Wine Tour Lisbon Sintra - from 60 EUR
- Jewish Tour - from 80 EUR
Long tours
- Portugal Tour 150 Off - 10 days from 355 EUR
- Cycling Holiday in Portugal Lisbon and Evora Romantic Alentejo - 10 days from 1450 EUR
- Wine and Gastronomy in Portugal - 6 days from 250 EUR
- Parks and Gardens of Portugal - 8 days from 320 EUR
- Alentejo Flavours - 8 days from 2495 EUR
- Travel Into Time - 6 days from 1890 EUR
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The great libertarian activist and writer Frank Chodorov once wrote that while he could see how a libertarian might not be a Christian, he did not see how a Christian could not be a libertarian. Chodorov, the son of a Jewish immigrant, saw in Christianity the greatest and most lasting opponent to the power of the state. Lord Acton had said as much a century earlier when he noted that "liberty has not subsisted outside of Christianity." Chodorov and Acton were not alone, of course. For centuries, scholars have noted the close relationship between Christianity and liberty. But why should this relationship exist? Murray Rothbard saw great value in the work of the scholastics and other scholars of Thomist thought who forwarded the idea that there is a natural law and order that we can know through reason, and which transcends man, society, and government, and is answerable only to God.
It is easy to see why those who worship the state would be so opposed to faith in such religious propositions. Marx declared religion to be the opiate of the masses because he saw religion, and specifically Christianity as an obstacle to his own messianic dreams of the proletarian revolution. In spite of the failure of Marxism in all its variations, governments everywhere in the modern world continue to condemn Christianity for its insistence that God is above government, and worse yet, that God's law remains eternal no matter what governments may want to say about it. For in the Christian (and especially Catholic) tradition, no government can compel man to act against the laws of God and still remain a legitimate government.
Such a proposition becomes very inconvenient to states when engaging in their greatest tool of expansion and despotism: war. It was the Christians who invented just war theory, and it is that yoke from under which states are still trying to wriggle while they provide tortured explanations of why their latest and greatest war is in compliance with the basic rules of morality that Christianity has given us. Even in this mostly post-Christian age, the residue of Christian morality, and its independence from the state, remains a threat to modern governments everywhere. We see it under attack in every corner of the globe. We see it being explicitly condemned in places like China where men and women are put on trial for importing bibles into the country, but we also see it here in America where the judicial system does everything in its power to stamp out the free exercise of religion while Congress and the President do nothing. For everywhere that Christianity is stamped out, the cult of the state grows in its stead, unbound by adherence to natural law.
Such things are not lost on those who defend liberty, reason, and human dignity. Increasingly, we see scholarship pouring forth from libertarian publications illustrating the presence of Christian philosophy in virtually all opposition to the state. Such writings have warranted their own archive here at LewRockwell.com, while the recent Austrian Scholars Conference at the Mises Institute produced much original scholarship on the matter as well. These are not signs of a passing fad in the scholarship of liberty. The connection between liberty and Christianity has long been recognized, and thus, the state despises true Christianity everywhere.
In the first century, Jesus of Nazareth said an astonishing thing. While he did not prohibit Christians from giving to Caesar what is Caesar's, he did make one thing abundantly clear: God and Caesar are two very different things. God, who created the heavens and the earth, is the eternal ruler of an ordered and knowable universe. Caesar, on the other hand, is a temporary and arbitrary ruler, properly bound not by his own law, but by the immutable laws of nature as established by God. We may take such notions for granted now, but they are solely a product of Christian civilization, and without them, the state cannot be challenged, and then, liberty will surely die.
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The coaches love to see the competitive juices flow. Even it is summer and a couple of months away from the start of the prep football season.
Ottawa, Wellsville and Osawatomie met Wednesday for a 7-on-7 scrimmage at the Ottawa practice field.
The coaches love to see the competitive juices flow. Even it is summer and a couple of months away from the start of the prep football season.
Ottawa, Wellsville and Osawatomie met Wednesday for a 7-on-7 scrimmage at the Ottawa practice field.
"Competition ... we do this everyday against ourselves after weights," second-year Ottawa coach Rob Hedrick said. "Getting reps against an opponent, it is great.
"We get more out of this than we do going against ourselves. It has been nothing but good. When you go up against a stranger, there is more pride on the line. The kids love it."
The scrimmage is all passing plays and no tackling or physical play.
"Fast tempo ... it is good to see guys compete in the summer time," second-year Wellsville coach Brad Burkdoll said. "We have learned a lot today. We have a younger group.
"We practice everyday against ourselves. To get out here and see different guys and athletes, has been good. Our boys like to compete."
The scrimmage gives the coaches a chance to see the players react to different situations.
"There is new kids that come out every year," Hedrick said. "It is seeing kids in a more competitive light."
Burkdoll and the Wellsville coaches get a look at how the players have grown in the past year.
"We have guys filling new roles this year," he said. "We have seen new leaders this summer. We keep a lot of the things the same. We try to get better at what we do. It gives you a jump start on camp and fall camp."
For Ottawa, football has become relevant. Ottawa went 5-5 last year and broke a decade-long playoff drought.
"There was not too long ago when we were in 7-on-7 leagues and we could not play because we did not have enough kids show up," Hedrick said. "Now we have 50 or 60 kids here. They want to learn ... they want to play. There is a lot of coachable moments."
Burkdoll said the scrimmages and summer workouts gives the Eagles a chance to grow at a quicker pace, something Wellsville will need.
"We have a big league game in week one," Burkdoll said. "The first six games are our league schedule. We need to peak week one. It is going to be tough from the start. It will come fast."
Burkdoll said the learning curve is not as great this summer.
"We were learning all last year," he said. "They have thought about it all off-season. It is to the point they are offering suggestions and seeing things in our offense. I have always been the type of coach 'tell me what you are seeing and we can make adjustments.'
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Both coaches like that their quarterbacks are under fire in the scrimmages.
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The frankfurter that we take for granted has conquered the world, available in supermarkets and in mall food courts everywhere. The original Nathan's in Coney Island will turn 100 this decade, but throwing back a few at a local outpost reveals the perfect blend of seasonings and the snap of the natural casing for a sublime experience.
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It's open 24 hours, and has a great selection of fresh produce. A favorite dish is the generous clamshells of field greens of only $2.50. There are also a couple of other random vegetables, fresh apricots, peaches, and kiwi, and cheap fresh salads. There are tons of other interesting things on the shelves, like garbanzo beans, etc.
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Posted Dec 22nd 2006 7:55AM
While any decrease in resource usage, even primarily cost driven ones, by companies and individuals are laudable, did UPS really think this one thorough? I have not listened to the video, nor read anything other than this blog entry, but a few questions come to mind: As alluded to by others - are right-hand turns routs as short distance as is possible with lefts? Did the savings study allow for any extra time from longer distances in Driver costs? How do you calculate whether you will actually have to wait for a traffic light (stop signs incur the same penalties, straight, right or left) or "get the green" and just sail right on through?
A MUCH better solution would be instead of a publicity gimmick, UPS should either find, or sponsor the engineering of, an efficient engine re-starter (one that could easily, reliably and repeatably re-start engines - maybe even a weight saving combo Alternator/Starter) with integration into the clutch/brake pedal sensors (clutch down and brake down = re-start, obliviously key-on and engine NOT running) for safe auto-stops and restarts. This would save fuel on thier vehicles, whether being driven on an un-optimized route, stopped at a light, in traffic, at a stop sign, on the freeway, being spotted in a UPS yard, or whatever. Now THAT could save some money!
Right turn idea sounds like a winner to me. BUT, also and equally important (if not more important) is the mention of jackrabbit starts. A lot of fuel is wasted that way, not to mention unnecessary wear and tear on the tires and engine.
And, believe it or not, for the trucks doing a lot of hill driving, keeping the tank half full is a help.
Good company and a good idea. Keep up the good work.
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Is this idea is still working. My only concern is that avoiding left by using 3 right turns will not increase travel distance.
Then maybe they should pull their sponsorship out of Nascar and go to Champcar.December 22 2006 at 6:44 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
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When UPS installs (bio)diesel hybrids in their trucks, you will know for sure the tipping point has been reached for that technology. Small diesel engines, new tech LiON, and regenerative braking would probably put another $600 million on the bottom line. I just wish I was in a position to sell it to them.December 22 2006 at 10:41 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Pre-planning your trip properly is as important as eliminating jack rabbit starts and unnecessary trips. UPS follows the money (and time) savings. Necessity is the mother of invention. A lesson for us all.December 22 2006 at 9:56 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
What a clever idea! I never would have thought of the "right hand turn" rule as a fuel and time saver.
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Batshon formed the idea for Bar Ties with partner Carlos Guzman, president of Infinity Marketing. They have known each other for two years, and joined forces to dispense liquid refreshment at the last Meet Me At The Altar bridal showcase. The success of that event encouraged them to start this new venture.
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SOCIAL services in Spain are investigating after a series of shocking rapes and sexual assaults on children.
The incidents, which are alleged to have occurred at a primary school in Andalusia involve the rape of a boy aged 11 and another boy aged 8 by a 12-year-old boy.
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The father of one of the girls involved, who can not be named for legal reasons, has desperately been fighting to get counselling and help for all the children, including the 12-year-old that is alleged to have committed the shocking offences.
Speaking to the Olive Press, he said: "It is only now, months after the incidents that social services are investigating.
"All the parents involved have been unhappy about this boy continuing to attend the same school but the school said they were powerless to do anything about it.
"The local police refused to take a statement and record it, the Guardia Civil did record it but gave us the impression that they could not be bothered and I have lost count of the amount of lawyers I have contacted and none of them want to know."
He added: "Our main concern has been to get help for these children, including the boy who has been engaging in this very worrying behaviour.
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I am wondering if this has happened to any of you.... I got "talked to" by my Assistant Nurse Manager (charge nurse) because of an incident with a patient. My patient asked for some water, and I went to get it, but on the way to... Read More
- 0Nov 21, '00 by mustangshebaThis is such a hard nut to crack. At the moment we are dealing with a specific problem on the floor is not the time to give detailed or negative explanations to patients. Explaining that an emergency arose that required immediate attention is sufficient. When time allows (little joke here), we may return and reassure patients that we would not have left them hanging if circumstances hadn't dictated that we must. Depending upon the patient, I have pointed out after one of these incidents that had they had their own emergency, I would have dropped a bedpan and been right at their side. I validate their feelings and apologize for the inconvenience, but I do not apologize for prioritizing appropriately. I recommend patients contact the hospital administration for any complaints or recommendations they may have and encourage them strongly to follow through, reminding them that they are the consumers and are the ones with the power. This does not mean I don't advocate strongly for my patients while they are in the hospital. I would have been in my supervisors office about the wet bed. I do believe patients need to be reminded that they are paying the bills and need to demand adequate MEDICAL care. Unfortunately, it will be a while before the insurance companies are put in their place. Which is not in control of medical care.
- 0Nov 22, '00 by OC_An Khe, BSNIf the nurses don't expose the lack of appropriate staffing on the hospital units who will? Maybe the hospitals financial officer will?
- 0Nov 22, '00 by teamrnI believe that most RNs think that the patients should be told the 'why's, but the grey area is HOW to tell them and HOW MUCH and WHEN. Do you try to stop at the time of the 'emergency' and explain, do you wait and hope that you'll have the opportunity to discuss w/ them at a later time that your priorities shifted(like mustangsheba said), or do you hope that they'll take the time to answer those patient satisfaction surveys,(and then if they do, be honest!)? Lots to think about here, but I agree that the financial officer's NOT going to address this, and if we REALLY want to advocate for our patients, we need to figure a way to get to the meat of the issue.
- 0Nov 22, '00 by MijourneyOriginally posted by teamrn:
No, I don't think we need to give complete DETAILS re: why[there are problems], but I think its wrong to completely disavow knowledge of them. We need to find a way to indicate to patients that we are aware of their concerns, and are working to find solutions, w/out making patients feel unsafe and afraid that their care may suffer. Its been my experience that patients are already aware that something is 'amiss', so an indication to the contrary would be deceptive. Finding the necessary balance (telling some vs. telling all) is a juggling act in itself, so that needs to be OUR challenge. The American public is very savvy and intelligent, and does NOT enjoy hearing of a deceit perpetrated on itself. If given the facts and the opportunity, I believe they would be a valuable asset in helping to find a solution to a problem that affects THEM as well as us. Isn't that what we want? The majority don't want to see us coming to work with the negative attitudes that can result from unsafe conditions, poor compensation, mandatory OT, etc. They don't prevent it because they're not AWARE that it exists. I see no need or reason to alienate such a powerful group, and I see that exclusionist attitudes can and will do just that. Aren't we all really on the same 'side'?
[This message has been edited by teamrn (edited November 19, 2000).]
What do you think about using incident reports in this area? Anyone else? Bad idea?
Another nurse posted perhaps under another topic that he/she used the facility mission, values, and goals to hold the hospital accountable for providing adequate staff for patient care.
- 0Nov 22, '00 by DoeyI had a situation not too long ago where we had 9 pts. in ICU, five which were vented with myself and two other RNs one of which was just recently off orientation and new secretary/CMO. In PCU 11 pts. with two RNs one of which was an agency nurse, and CCU with 6 pts. and two RNs, no secretray/CMO. Because of this no one from these units was able to help out like they normally would. Needless to say it was one of the worst nights of my life. The supe., who would have normally piched in to help was stuck up on the floors almost the whole night trying to fix things (med errors, orders not noted etc, etc...) from the last shift which had been staffed with new nurses. None of our pts. was able to complain, but I did for them. The next day when I was calmer, I wrote a letter to risk management with copies to the nurse manager and VP of nursing. (I hand delivered that one). That entire w/e there must have been at least 6 letters/incident reports made out to risk management. The VP also spoke with me for 2hrs. at the time I gave her my letter. (signed by all who worked that night). I told her about the whole night and she was understanding and we went over each problem I addressed in the letter. She then asked me for my input on things including recruitment/retention etc. I did learn that her hands are tied too as to what she is able to do. She said that she would bring some of my suggestions to the executive committee. (always a committee of some kind). Anyway, it didn't happen right away, and maybe it had little to do with our meeting, but we got a raise in Oct. with another one scheduled for Feb. and a critical care and med-surg educator obtained through a grant that the VP of nursing and HR worked on. She had also told me that if this type of situation were to happen again that we could call her/nurse manager in to help out. We also have specific pt. complaint forms that we fill out when pt./family member has an issue/complaint that we give to our nurse manager and she follows through with it. I have to say that up to this point she has followed through on them. So for me thus far, incident reports and pt. complaint forms have helped. (after this we also started seeing more agency nurses to fill the holes)
- 0Nov 23, '00 by pickledpepperRNThere is no logic in making nurses accountable for the nursing care without the means to provide that care. Nursing administrators as the heads of the most important department in the hospital should have the authority and budget to provide the staffing and equipment it takes to ensure quality care. They are accountable to the patient as nurses, but to the bottom line as management. VERY wrong!
Most if not all states require the nursing department to be headed by an RN. They need to organize as a professional group and insist they be given what is needed to de the job they are hired to do.
- 0Nov 23, '00 by OC_An Khe, BSNFirst, Happy thanksgiving to all the posters on these boards. You have all provided interesting lines of thought. In most hospitals even the VP of nursing have their hands tied by the bean counters. Until the bean counters realize that there are taking enormous financial risks by not providing adequate resources for nursing nothing will change. Nothing destroys the reputation of a hospital faster then the patients perception of inadequate nursing care. Additionally that hospital becomes the employer of last resort among the RN's. The hospital has fewer RN's and can't recruit enough RN's to meet patient needs. Eventually patient go elsewhere. Risk managers can help but its the CEO and the Board of Directors that really need to know our concerns. If they are not responsive (and a lot aren't) then the public neds to be made aware.
- 0Nov 25, '00 by JenAZSomething interesting happened recently in Kansas. The family of a patient sued a hospital for "understaffing." The patient began to have respiratory difficulty, the family tried to find a nurse and couldn't. The patient ended up having a stroke and suffered significant brain damage. The family discovered how understaffed the unit was, and won the lawsuit. I think it is one of the first lawsuits over staffing initiated by a patient.
Anyway, I disagree with the poster who said lawsuits against the hospital can lead to even worse understaffing, or loss of jobs. Just the opposite!! This particular hospital is a "for-profit" institution, and since the lawsuit, has increased the base pay for nursing staff by $2!! It is also aggressively recruiting new nurses by offering bonuses. These hospitals can afford to shell out for the first lawsuit, but certainly don't want to open the door to more by cutting staff further!!
As for the ethical implications of telling patients about staffing problems, I don't know. I have been asked by patients and their families how many patients I have, and I have always told them, but I don't know if that means anything to someone who doesn't know exactly what the job entails. Instead of saying "We're understaffed," we say things like "we're REALLY busy tonight," or "we have ALOT of patients on the unit tonight."
I think it will take many more lawsuits by families and patients directly related to staffing issues before any change will happen. The public does need to be educated about the problem, perhaps through the media. I'm sick of hospitals crying "Nursing Shortage" as if there are NO nurses. The only shortage there is is a shortage of smart people willing to work in a situation where their license is on the line everyday, and where they can't do what they have trained for years to do (help people heal) because they're too busy with paperwork and trying to make sure that everybody ELSE is doing their job! Until hospitals change their ways, they can expect to lose staff and get sued on a regular basis! Ahhh, I could go on FOREVER on this subject, so I better shut up now!! Good luck to everybody!
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- 0Nov 25, '00 by OC_An Khe, BSNThere is a belief that there isn't a RN shortage. Many believe this, especially admin types. They believe there are plenty of RN's out there but that they do not want to work. Gee I wonder why they don't want to work in a field where they get little respect ,virtually no recognition and as to rewards....
- 0Nov 26, '00 by CHPN1680As nursing professionals, it is our duty to put the patient's well-being first. I can't see any benefit to the patient in telling them that you are short staffed. It just creates more anxiety and concern. The correct and professional way to deal with the situation is the apologize for the delay stating that you had an urgent matter to take care of for another patient. If the patient/family is not satisfied, you can cetainly direct them to the appropriate supervisory person who can handle it from there. Then, you just have to let it go. There will always be difficult families and patients. It comes with the territory.
The stress involved in being a nurse is tremendous these days. It is the reason that more people are leaving the profession than are entering it. This is scary as more people are needing care and there are less of us to give it.
I hear repeated themes of blame on "Administration" for staffing problems. I think that we all need to realize that the causes of the nursing shortage reach far beyond our local "Administrations". They are only a part of the problem.
The staff shortage in nursing is now affecting most parts of the country. It is not new and it is not going away anytime soon. What I have not been hearing from nurses are possible solutions to solve the staffing problems. We can complain all we want, but what about being proactive? Have you written any letters to your local, state and federal political representatives lately?
Have you been involved in any nursing organizations that are advocating for our profession?
We all need a place to vent our frustrations and discuss the problems arising from this crisis. Let us also be part of a process that can lead to solutions.


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The Postal Service's next-to-last show ever was one of the highlights of Lollapalooza 2013 in Chicago's Grant Park Aug. 2 to 4. Photo by Piet Levy.
Before saying so long to Lollapalooza, here are some takeaways from the Chicago-based music fest. You can also find links to all our comprehensive coverage, from daily recaps to photo galleries, below.
Favorite set: A tie between Nine Inch Nails, Trent Reznor's industrial project, emerging from a years-long slumber with something to prove, and the Postal Service, a supergroup briefly reunited and looking to end things on a high note.
Most exciting moment: Being in the photo pit for Baauer. Between the crowdsurfing, security rescues, mass dancing and intense music, my heart was racing faster than Baauer's beats.
Most disappointing set: Icona Pop. I was initially bummed the Swedish dance duo canceled its Turner Hall show in September. But after seeing its underwhelming Lolla set, I don't care.
Standout stage banter:
"I think that's enough fog." - Postal Service's Ben Gibbard, after the band was completely engulfed.
"Do you want to go to church? Raise your hand if you want to go to church. I'll take you there." - Charles Bradley
"Lighten up, guys. It's a song about (expletive)." - Papa Emeritus II of Ghost B.C., a line all the more hilarious coming from a Swedish dude with ghoulish makeup dressed like a clergyman.
"Just so we're clear, I don't like (expletive) (expletive) thrown at me. It was cute the first time. But stop that (expletive)." - 2 Chainz
"If you're enjoying the (expletive) show, let me hear you say 'twooooooo chaaaaiiiinnnzzzzz'!" - Do I actually need to tell you who said this?
Obvious sing-along choice: "I Don't Care. I Love It" - Icona Pop (Simple enough.)
Not-so-obvious sing-along choice: "We're half awake in a fake empire." - The National. (We were trying to have fun this weekend, right guys?)
Great eats: Grilled cheese on a stick from Wisconsin cheesemaker Brunkow Cheese, with hatch chile and hot pepper jelly. You need this next year, Summerfest. It'd be an awesome alternative for adventure-seeking foodies to Saz's cheese sticks.
Lolla fashion: Fake floral crowns were everywhere Friday and Saturday. Sunday, not so much. By then, it became a fashion trend that was literally "so yesterday."
Doing Wisconsin proud: PHOX was such a fantastic choice for last minute fill-in at Lollapalooza Saturday, and the band ended up with one of the weekend's most charming and unique sets. You have a chance to say you caught the Madison-based band before it blew up, when it co-headlines a Shank Hall show Wednesday night with another fine Wisconsin-born band, Foreign Fields.
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Yet another thing that is doing a "one-up" on Milwaukee. Move over Summerfest... looks like you are yesterday because there is an event in Chicago.Hide replies
3 days vs. 11? I think not. Besides, everytime Milwaukee does something it seems Chicago wants to copy it. They wanted a piece of Lake Michigan because we had it. When Bo Black was the executive of Summerfest they tried to lure her away so that she could start a similar event there. She declined, so they started Taste of Chicago. Then, a few years ago MLB all-star game was in Milwaukee. The VERY NEXT YEAR it was in (you guessed it). Need I explain more.
How about reviewing shows in our town. Why tell us about shows in Chi Town. Who cares about entertainers who bypass Milwaukee.
Why are you surprised they are covering Lolla?
Milwaukee has a lackluster music scene so nothing to cover. If you think the quality of bands at summerfest is comparable to Lolla you are sorely mistaken.
Luckly the Pabst venues get a few good shows throughout a given year.Hide replies
"lackluster music scene"
you sure enjoy ignorance don't you.
Lolla SUCKED this year!
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