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You have done wonderful work, and I am enamored with your final entry. Your color choices are stunning, you have a well developed theme which you have communicated verbally as well as visually. – Sarah Watson
What a beautiful, heart-felt collection! I love the expression of a life lived, a memory honored, and the connections you drew between your own life and your grandmother's. -Michele Rosenboom
Wow. I immediately fell in love with this collection. I make buying decisions by my initial gut reaction and analyze later. I really like the depth of design in this collection and the cohesiveness of pattern and color. It works! – Kathy Mack
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ESPN The Magazine's pro football preview issue features Dr. Kurt Kemper, professor of history at DSU, in an essay by JR Moehringer. Moehringer's essay, "Football is Dead. Long Live Football," features Kemper's insights on how football helped Americans process their nuclear-age anxieties during the Cold War era. Kemper is the author of the book, College Football and American Culture in the Cold War Era.
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Karen Warren - Associate Director
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Luevenia obtained her J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 2000. She began her career as a real estate associate at Fried Frank in New York, and later worked as in-house counsel with a real estate development company in Miami. Prior to joining the CDO, Luevenia volunteered as a Career and Life Coach for a Miami non-profit organization before training professionally as a coach. Luevenia is a member of the New York and Florida Bar Associations, and is certified as an ACC credentialed coach by the International Coach Federation.
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On May 1, 2013, FPL filed plans with the Florida Public Service Commission to invest approximately half a billion dollars over the next three years to continue to improve the overall resiliency of the electric system against high winds associated with hurricanes and other major weather events. This includes new storm-surge detection and protection efforts. This accelerated hardening effort builds upon the approved program FPL has been executing since 2007. From 2007 through 2012, FPL invested a total of nearly $460 million to strengthen the electricity-delivery backbone and harden infrastructure serving facilities that are critical to communities such as hospitals, police and fire stations, 911 facilities, water-treatment plants, grocery stores, gas stations and pharmacies.FPL tips for customers before a storm threatens
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Clearly the folks at Lenko can see that the band are a bit of alright as well, because they've chosen the quirky five-piece to model their annual animal sweater collection. High fives for local collaboration! This year the winning critters have been plucked off land and sea in the form of the almighty narwhal, fox and French bulldog, and even hark back to a land before time with a prehistoric T-Rex.
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4. If recipe printouts are taking over your kitchen, invest in a simple 3-ring binder. Organize the recipes into categories and store it with your cookbooks. Flag favorites with a Post-It® note and be sure to jot down comments and modifications as you experiment!
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Stalking is commonly defined as the willful, malicious and repeated harassing of an individual by another person. It is any repetitive, obsessive or unwanted contact or behavior that threatens or places fear in the victim, such as:
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"Stalking is an extraordinary crime, given that it may often consist of no more than the targeted repetition of an ostensibly ordinary and routine behavior." (Sheridan, Blaauw, & Davies, 2003, p. 150)
In a survey, 13.1% of college women reported that they had been subjected to repeated, obsessive, and frightening behavior, which made them afraid or concerned for their safety in the previous 6-9 months. Of these stalking victims 80.3% knew or had seen their stalker before. In 15.3% of these incidents, the victim reported that the stalker either threatened or attempted to harm the victim. (Source: Fisher et al., 2000)
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-- Ohio youth hunters checked 9,178 white-tailed deer during the two-day youth gun season, Nov. 17-18.
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Dr. Kukreja has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles and lectures on surgery for lung cancer, esophageal cancer and mesothelioma. She is also the recipient of numerous professional honors including the Pharmacia/Upjohn Trauma Research Competition Award, the John A. Mannick Research Award, and Excellence in Teaching Award at the Harvard Medical School.
The UCSF Lung Transplant Program, has once again achieved "statistically significant" higher than expected outcomes for both patient survival and graft survival*, according to the newest data just released by the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients (SRTR). Last year, SRTR ranked UCSF among the top three lung transplant programs in the U.S. for higher than expected outcomes. This year, however, UCSF was ranked first.The UCSF program is a true multi-disciplinary collaboration that includes surgeons, pulmonologists, nurses, pharmacists, dietitians, social workers, physical therapists, respiratory therapists, administrative staff and others. "Teamwork is critical to the success of our program," said Jasleen Kukreja, M.D., MPH, Surgical Director of the Lung Transplant program. "The success is multifactorial and a multidisciplinary effort that starts with excellent anesthetic management, meticulous surgical technique and perioperative surgical care, and long-term close surveillance."
* Graft survival is an indicator of the number of patients who are re-transplanted in a program within a specific timeframe.
"UCSF Medical Center is at the forefront of successfully treating patients with end-stage lung disease who have exhausted traditional medical therapies. The UCSF Lung Transplant Program is one of three in the nation with higher-than-expected one-year patient survival rates, even though UCSF transplants some of the most complex patients. The program has performed 468 lung transplants since 1991, and is pioneering new approaches to improve outcomes and make transplantation available to more patients. "Teamwork is critical to the success of our program," said Jasleen Kukreja, M.D., MPH, surgical director of the program. "This includes our pulmonologists, surgical housestaff, operating room staff, anesthesiologists, intensive care unit nursing staff, physical therapists, respiratory therapists and many others." Kukreja and the team perform 40 to 50 lung transplants annually."
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The success of the program is multifactorial and a multidisciplinary effort that starts with excellent anesthetic management, meticulous surgical technique and perioperative surgical care, and long-term close surveillance," said Jasleen Kukreja, MD, MPH, program and surgical director of the UCSF Lung Transplant Program."
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Date: 01/11/12
Heating assistance cuts threaten lower-income Mainers
By Rep. Aaron Libby
The battle is being fought in Washington, but the casualties are right here in Maine and other cold-weather states. The issue is LIHEAP - the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program.
After huge cuts to the program by President Obama, Maine Senator Olympia Snowe took to the ramparts to get the funding restored. She succeeded partially, but full restoration hinges on a bill that she and several other senators have put forward. Action on that legislation won't occur until Congress returns in January.
Unfortunately for impoverished Mainers, winter won't wait. With the price of heating oil running well over $3 a gallon, the cost of heating our homes this winter will be financially painful. Seventy-five percent of Maine homes are heated with oil, the highest level of oil dependency in the nation. Based on recent forecasts, Mainers will pay an average of about $3,000 to stay warm this winter, almost $600 more than last year.
Heating costs heavily burden middle-income families, but they can be downright punishing for folks at the bottom of the income ladder. Many of them depend on LIHEAP to cover part of their fuel bills.
The program helps less fortunate people pay for oil, gas, propane, firewood and pellets to make it through our brutal winters. It may further assist someone during an energy crisis, such as a broken heating system or a warning from a utility provider that service may be cut off.
In the last fiscal year, the program spent $4.7 billion nationwide. Maine's share was $58 million, which provided roughly 70,000 low-income Maine households with financial assistance. More than half of the recipients were elderly and 32 percent were disabled. The average benefit for participating households was $844 - barely enough to fill one oil tank.
This year, that small amount will be even less. In the Obama budget for the current fiscal year, LIHEAP was slashed to $2.5 billion, with Maine slated to receive $26 million, a cut of more than 50 percent. The consequences of these draconian cuts could be profound. Low-income residents may be forced to choose between fuel and food. The reduction was so severe, in fact, that the Bangor Daily News, in an editorial, said that it "implies a moral bankruptcy on the part of the Administration." It could be, the editors wrote, that the president doesn't even understand LIHEAP.
Members of Congress do understand LIHEAP, however, and Sen. Snowe and others were able to raise this year's total up to $3.5 billion in the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2012, which passed Congress on December 17. That increase, roughly $900 million, will raise Maine's share to about $40 million. While this is good news for the state, Sen. Snowe has introduced the "LIHEAP Protection Act" (S. 1961), which would bring the total to last year's amount, $4.7 billion. That bill awaits congressional consideration.
In Maine, LIHEAP funds are distributed around the state by Community Action Programs - better known as CAP agencies. There are three related CAP offices in York County - Kittery, Sanford and Biddeford. The money flows from the federal government to the Maine State Housing Authority, then through the CAPs to the fuel vendors. The beneficiaries seldom handle the cash directly.
With the nation facing a debt of nearly $16 trillion, spending must be reduced. In this case, however, the priorities are misguided. Washington hands out about $40 billion every year in foreign aid, oftentimes to countries that hate us. Indeed, the hundreds of billions of dollars of total U.S. spending abroad should be reduced before any domestic cuts are made. President Obama has also showered untold billions of dollars on "green energy" companies, only to see them go bankrupt. We're also told that the waste and fraud in Medicare runs from $80 billion to $120 billion every year. Why not go all out to combat that fraud to help preserve funds for LIHEAP?
Instead, when low-income citizens need extra money to survive a Maine winter, the president says "tough luck." Adding insult to injury, his anti-oil drilling ideology is at least partly responsible for high oil prices.
It's important to note that programs like this are not sustainable over the long term. As a community, we need to find ways to help our fellow citizens. That is only possible by reducing the size of government. With a lower tax burden, people will have more money in their pockets and will be able to assist with private charities. Government was created to protect our rights and liberties, not to control our lives. Our moral obligation is to help the people in our communities. ###
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1 day after Rhino: tip NOT in center of lips
hi there!
just had my Rhino yesterday morning. Bruising and swelling normal I'd say, but what I'm really worried about is that the tip of my nose is pretty off-center with respect to my mouth... like, 0.2 inches!
Is that normal?? also, the position of the tip was marked by the surgeon on my forehead with a little cross, but again that position isn't in line with my mouth..
can't imagine that the position of the tip will change with healing? I know there can be asymetrie during the first days but it's not really that...it's really that the tip is off-center...
oh dear...
just wanted to update on this matter: the tip has "moved into the center of the face"... the one side of the nose is still really swollen while the other (with less bruises) has gone down further. i guess the asymmetry origins in there...
all good... whew!
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Can innovations in materials science help clean up our world? In "Making Stuff: Cleaner," New York Times reporter David Pogue explores the rapidly developing science and business of clean energy and examines alternative ways to generate it, store it, and distribute it. This third installment of the four-part NOVA series features Berkeley Lab biofuels researcher Jay Keasling and the Joint BioEnergy Institute he leads. Go here to watch the episode.
The Lab's popular "Science at the Theater" program will continue this spring with the scheduling of two presentations at the Berkeley Repertory Theater on April 25 and June 6. Go here to watch a video of Jeff Miller — head of Public Affairs, which sponsors the lectures — discussing these upcoming community events.
The network of organisms working unseen in the cow's forestomach or rumen is providing researchers with vital information that may someday accelerate the large-scale deployment of biofuels. This will offer a window into a major category of microbes that has long resisted the attempts of scientists to grow and study. Through massive-scale DNA sequencing, researchers at Berkeley Lab's Joint Genome Institute, with support from the Energy Biosciences Institute, have characterized the genes and genomes of plant-digesting microbes isolated from the cow rumen as reported in a study published in the Jan. 28 issue of Science. More>
About 70 students from twelve local schools competed in the DOE Regional Science Bowl at Berkeley Lab on Feb. 5, with Albany High School emerging as the winner. Last year's winner Lynbrook (San Jose) came in second, and Acalanes (Lafayette) placed third. In late April, the Albany team will travel to Washington, D.C. to compete at the National Science Bowl. The Regional Science Bowl is organized by the Lab's Center for Science and Engineering Education.
Mapping the Earth's magnetic field – to find oil, track storms or probe the planet's interior — typically requires expensive satellites. UC Berkeley physicists have now come up with a much cheaper way to measure the Earth's magnetic field using only a ground-based laser. The method involves exciting sodium atoms in a layer 90 kilometers (60 miles) above the surface and measuring the light they give off. "Normally, the laser makes the sodium atom fluoresce," said Dmitry Budker, UC Berkeley professor and Berkeley Lab physicist. "But if you modulate the laser light, when the modulation frequency matches the spin precession of the sodium atoms, the brightness of the spot changes." More>
Celebrating the centennial of Ernest Rutherford's discovery of the atomic nucleus and Marie Curie's Nobel Prize for discovering radium and polonium, Berkeley Lab's Nuclear Science Division will play host to Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts at the Lab's first annual Nuclear Science Day on Saturday, March 5. The day's events feature tours of the 88-Inch Cyclotron, exercises in the detection of cosmic rays, and an investigation of radioactivity in daily life. All participants will receive event patches, and Boy Scouts may earn the Nuclear Science Merit Badge.
Eighteen students from Richmond's Kennedy High School's TechFutures Academy recently paid a visit to the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) at Berkeley Lab's Oakland Science Facility. In addition to a brief introduction to supercomputers from NERSC's User Services Group Lead, Katie Antypas, the students also got a lesson about how "Careers in Computer Science Save the World" from Associate Lab Director of Computing Sciences Kathy Yelick. One of the highlights of the visit was a tour of the facility's computer room. More>
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A Book and a Chat with Catherine Astolfo
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Catherine Astolfo retired from education to pursue her true passion: writing. She self-published a novel series, The Emily Taylor Mysteries, through her own publishing company, Moe Publications.
The series revolves around an unusual heroine—the principal of an elementary school. In her late forties, Emily Taylor becomes a reluctant sleuth through a variety of external events. Some of her decisions, however, are based on a fear of discovery, for she has a mysterious past that involves her husband. Readers do not find out the details of this past life until Book 4.
In 2005, Catherine was awarded a Brampton Arts Award for the first novel in the series, The Bridgeman. Recently, she won a four-book contract from Imajin Books for the e-versions of the series.
Catherine was the 2010-11 President of Crime Writers of Canada and is a member of Sisters in Crime Toronto. She is the co-owner of an ezine for writers and readers, Scribes Digest, and of Sisbro & Co. Inc., a film production company.
Another Fork in the Road: Catherine & Dan's Reflections -Triking Across America
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It took Catherine (Cat) Brubaker and Dan Zimmerman 5 months and 5,300 miles to cross the USA (diagonally) on recumbent trikes. Blowouts, tumbles, and close encounters with bears and wild turkeys still left plenty of time to meet folks at the heart of our country. It also left time to get lost in one's own mind.
Cat and Dan rode to raise awareness for TBI and for Stroke, but I wonder what awareness they discovered within themsleves along their journey. And, I mean to find out. :)
Every TBI survivor and caregiver has encountered a fork in the road that has diverted his or her life-plan. A car accident, a fall from the roof, doing one more chin-up, or a door literally slamming one in the face are just some causes of traumatic brain injury. College plans, walking down the aisle in the perfect dress, or the coveted job quickly slip from reality as dreams turn to struggle. These unexpected life-happenings that divert one from his or her chosen path in life can be devastating. But as Yogi Berra once said, "If you come to a fork in the road, take it." Life is all about choices!
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Do you trust your intuition? How often do you allow doubt, guilt, shame or worry get the best of you? Join us to rediscover the most divine voice you'll ever hear - your soul! Listen to your soul and you'll dissolve the need to doubt, feel guilty, shameful or worry.
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Today is a very special, pre-recorded show featuring Jeff & Catherine Pearson. Jeff & Catherine have worked with Dr Pauline at Dunamas Center Ministires for about 6 years. Jeff handles the social media and marketing design for the Center as well as helping with the production of Your Dunamas Life. Catherine is the nutritional coach and the co-host with Dr Pauline on the radio show. Together, Jeff & Catherine teach the Choices for a Discerning Childbirth seminars, and Discerning Childbirth classes. Listen to this special show to hear how Jeff & Catherine started with the Center and how they recognized and responded to their "God Moment". Look forward to more "God Moments" from Dr Pauline and Sharon on future shows. You are always welcome to reach us through Facebook & Twitter.
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Find out how you can make a conscious shift from globalisation to localisation, as it is up to each and everyone one of us to look at what steps we are taking to achieve this.
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New Beginnings Executive Director Catherine Trotter stops by #ConversationsLIVE
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Deepertruth Tuesday: St. Catherine of Alexandria (7:00 Central)
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According to the Legend of St. Catherine, this young woman converted to Christianity after receiving a vision. At the age of 18, she debated 50 pagan philosophers. Amazed at her wisdom and debating skills, they became Christians—as did about 200 soldiers and members of the emperor's family. All of them were martyred.
Sentenced to be executed on a spiked wheel, Catherine touched the wheel and it shattered. She was beheaded. Centuries later, angels are said to have carried the body of St. Catherine to a monastery at the foot of Mt. Sinai.
Devotion to her spread as a result of the Crusades. She was invoked as the patroness of students, teachers, librarians and lawyers. Catherine is one of the 14 Holy Helpers, venerated especially in Germany and Hungary.
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This great project for a padded fabric and ribbon inspiration board comes to us from Allison of the ever-inspiring Petit Elefant. Using fabric which matches your decor, create one for the kitchen or the crafting corner in your home.
I decided 2009 was the year for me to have an inspiration board. I've seen them all over the place, I love them and I've wanted one of my own for a long time now. I'm a fairly crafty person, so I thought I'd just throw some materials together and see what I came up with. I'm really pleased with the result.
- Piece of fiberboard
- Heavy-duty home decorating fabric
- Ribbon
- Quilt Batting
- Staple Gun staples
First I bought a piece of fiberboard from Home Depot for around $3.50 and had it cut to the size specifications I needed, I measured the wall next to my desk beforehand so I knew exactly how much space I had to work with. I believe the board was 4' x 6' so I have plenty leftover to do a board for my daughter's room.
Next I went to my local fabric store and selected some beautiful fabric. I've seen Inspiration Boards with plain backgrounds, but I wanted mine a little sussied up so I went with a really pretty home décor fabric in a color that I love green. I think I got maybe ½ yard, and it was on sale so it cost me about $4. I bought some ribbon in the same fabric store so I could see how the colors looked together great, if I may say so and I was off.
I think the ribbon was around $2. I also picked up some batting meant for a Christmas tree skirt; it was on clearance for something like .20 cents but any quilt batting will do. So all in all I was out less than $10 for the whole project. And it's custom made so I love it. Easy peasy.
- Lay the fiberboard on a flat surface. You're going to be doing some fabric stretching and stapling so you want it to be a sturdy flat surface.
- Wrap a layer of batting around the board. Stretch it really tight across the board and start stapling away!
- I wrapped two layers of batting around the board because I wanted mine to have a little dimension but you can do anything you'd like. It's your inspiration board after all.
- Now that the board is fully batting-ed, lay it down in the center of the fabric. Play with the positioning a little, to make sure you have enough fabric to go all the way around the board.
- Pull the fabric around the back of the board until it's really taut and start stapling. I stapled all over the back about every half-inch or so because I wanted the fabric to really stay put.
- Now that you've got the fabric on, pull out your pretty ribbon. This is where the creative license really comes in. You're going to want experiment a little with laying the ribbon across the board before you do any cutting. Just to see what kind of pattern you want. You can do a grid of squares, or do slanted rectangles like I did. It doesn't really matter, just as long as you have intersections where the ribbon meets so you can tuck in all your photos & inspirations.
- Once you have your ribbon laid out the way you want, cut it into pieces to be stapled. Make sure the pieces of ribbon are long enough to go around the back of the board at least a few inches. If you want, you can dab hot glue where the ribbon meets the back of the board before you staple. I'd still use a staple though because the ribbon needs to be able to hold up all your little mementos and you don't want it falling down on the job. Pull it really taut before stapling. Also, depending how you're going to be hanging your board, you might want to save a length of ribbon to use as your hanger. Make your pattern of ribbon and voila! You're done. Unless of course you're going to hang your board with a piece of ribbon. In which case you need to create a "hanger" out of ribbon. Just attach it the same way you did with the other ribbon, with glue and staples.
Now you're really done.
Now hang it on the wall somewhere you can see it every day, and tuck in your happy little mementos. Enjoy!
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- Taxi:
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- There are telephones in the terminals and concourses. Toilets are located throughout the airport. A hair Salon, a Barber and shoe service is provided.. First Aid is available. A smoking area is provided.
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BP: how high is too high (at 2am)? i.e., when will Pt stroke out?
- 0Jun 26, '11 by allthesmallthingsThere was an elderly Pt running 190's/90's (manual BP), pulse WNL (SR c some PVC's), asymptomatic, no acute distress, neurologic check fine, at 2am. I called the MD about the BP, and he was a little perturbed, asking if this was a new development or chronic (possibly he was asking if the BP could have just waited until morning).
The answer to to that question was that she'd been at the hospital a few days for a bone fracture after a fall; the first day or so, BP's had been high but not crazy high (systolic BP's 150's - 170's, diastolic's < 90 or 100); over the past couple of days, her BP's had gone up (180's - 190's, systolic, with diastolics mid-80's to low-100's); in fact, her BP's had been a little higher than the 2am one; I hadn't called up for the 8pm BP because it wasn't too bad (170's/70's). Pulse on telemetry was always WNL, btw, although c some PVC's.
She was on BP meds at the hospital, but a couple of her home diuretics had fallen through the cracks...the way the MD wrote it, it looked like the Pt should actually have been getting those diuretics for a day or so now, but no one had done it, and I was a little timid about starting her back on without a clarification (MD had written to hold those meds while the Pt was NPO, but then the Pt got taken off NPO, and no one rewrote for or restarted the meds).
However, she did seem stable, neuro's fine; my question is, how high is too high? I get antsy about high BP's, thinking the Pt's going to stroke out...but what BP is really stroke range? Comoribidities on the Pt, btw, were DM and "borderline HTN," also hx ETOH abuse, cirrhosis, possible CHF, probable PVD, and risk for DVT.
For me, it was kind of one of those situations where I'm looking at it, thinking, "Err, the Pt will PROBABLY be ok in this situation...but what if she isn't?? I'll look back and beat myself up for not having done something."
(side note: darn you, allnurses.com, for keeping me up to 10:30 am!! i have to work tonight! I was just going to get on and post this one thing, and I got sidelined by the posts! growl)
- 8Jun 26, '11 by Jenni811ehhh, i would have called the doc too on that BP. I mean, If her BP's had been high prior to this one she would maybe have a PRN medication ordered. I would have given the PRN medication, checked again in a bit and notify MD if it was still high.
If it went down after that it could have waited till morning.
but if you didnt have anything ordered, you did the right thing i think. That is a really high BP. imagine if the patient did stroke out, then you'd have that same doctor "WHY DIDNT YOU CALL ME WHEN YOU SAW THAT BLOOD PRESSURE?"
You just can't win with the docs.
- 8Jun 26, '11 by caroladybelleThere isn't a specific bp that would cause a stroke.
- 7Jun 26, '11 by Biggirl71The thing that jumped out at me was the hx of ETOH. Usually, the patient will tell you they have a "couple drinks" and that generally means many more! I would be concerned that the b/p is going up day by day because the patient is NOT drinking. This is usually a sign of DT's. Withdrawing from ETOH is the only substance that can cause a life-threatening condition. ETOH patients who DT can have arhythmias that can cause an MI. You did the right thing by calling the MD regardless of the time of day. Every patient is different so it is impossible to say that a specific number could cause a stroke. One never knows. Calling the MD to clarify meds and treatment for this patient was correct. MD's need to get over themselves and just address the issue without making nurses feel bad for calling them. Honestly, if he were asked which he'd prefer, answering the phone at 2 AM or sitting on a stand answering to a prosecutor, I am sure he'd prefer the phone call that woke him up. I think you did the right thing.
- 2Jun 26, '11 by Jenni811as for an actual number in danger zone, she was well into danger zone. I don't think there is an actual number on it, but i'd say anything in the 160's and above is danger zone. 140-160 is maybe "warning" thing.
Who knows?? just an estimate. Like i don't flip if i see a BP of 150 or 155, but i will address it.
- 4Jun 26, '11 by MLB55I work in Neuro ICU and we let ischemic strokes be "permissively hypertensive" for perfusion purposes. Generally our goal is < 180/80... I've seen it all the way to < 210/110. As with most medicine, there is no cut off (i.e. At x SBP, person will stroke)
You did the right thing in at least needing a PRN to give, maybe some hydralazine or labetolol if there HR is ok.
- 2Jun 26, '11 by Florence NightinFAILAt my hospital they always order captopril PRN for SPB over 180. So that seems to be the cutoff - but I guess if it's repeated 170s - I would still call to inform them even if they don't give an order.
You also have to look at the pt - is he/she in great pain? having urinary retention? Symptomatic? etc.
- 4Jun 26, '11 by Whispera, BSN, MSN, APRN, CNSDetermining when a patient will have a stroke is difficult, since it varies. It depends, too, on what the patient's personal usual BP is. For someone whose BP is usually 90/60, a reading of 130/80 could be dangerous.
- 3Jun 26, '11 by rjflynI agree with the mention of the ETOH withdrawal comments, but what about the possibility of pain also causing an elevation of BP. Inadequate pain control could also be the culprit, you did say the patient was post bone fracture and make no mention what so ever of how this is being treated so on is left to guess.
- 1Jun 26, '11 by allthesmallthingsThanks for replies.


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A new breed of pizza fanatics has been sweeping the nation. Coupled with the old guard, like New York's Di Fara's and Grimaldi's, you've got your pick of the litter if you're a pizza fan! Hope you are, because we've chosen the 14 best places for pizza around the country from new guard spots including a Bay Area pizzeria that uses locally-milled flour to the nearly-century old East Coast institutions that loyalists still (rightfully) love.
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EAU CLAIRE — Two University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire alumni from Minneapolis have partnered with their employers to establish the first UW-Eau Claire scholarship for students majoring in geology.
Greg and Julia Beckstrom made an initial $1,000 gift to establish the Golder Associates Scholarship (named for Greg's employer, which matched his gift). While establishing the scholarship with the UW-Eau Claire Foundation, Greg Beckstrom learned that Cargill, his wife's employer, also would match her gift, significantly increasing the value of the scholarship. The beneficiary will be an outstanding geology major with a strong academic record and financial need.
"Participating in field trips around the country is an important part of the geology curriculum, so geology majors have extra financial demands," said Kent Syverson, UW-Eau Claire professor of geology. "A scholarship of this significance will have a huge impact on students and the department."
Greg Beckstrom, who graduated from UW-Eau Claire with a bachelor of science degree in geology in 1984, heads global marketing for Golder Associates, a group of consulting companies specializing in ground engineering and environmental services. Julia Beckstrom, a 1985 management information systems graduate, is an IT manager with Cargill.
Greg Beckstrom has maintained a strong link with the UW-Eau Claire geology department over the years, which led to the creation of the annual scholarship.
"I have incredibly fond memories of my undergraduate experience," Greg Beckstrom said. "As a residence hall adviser, I met Julia during a staff get together. Both Julia and I feel strongly about helping UW-Eau Claire and were thrilled to work with the geology department on the scholarship."
Throughout his career, Greg Beckstrom has stayed in touch with the department.
"I always maintained contact with the UW-Eau Claire geology department, stopping in to see Dr. Paul Myers and Dr. Robert Hooper every few years," he said. "The department also has done a wonderful job of keeping me in touch with others via the departmental newsletter."
Additionally, Greg Beckstrom has participated in the department's Earth Science Lecture Series. Recently, after giving a presentation, he approached the department with the idea of setting up a student scholarship.
"I have been privileged to use my undergraduate education throughout my entire career, first in the oil exploration business and then in the environmental consulting business," Greg Beckstrom said. "Now I want to give back to the department that gave me my start."
Syverson said the Beckstroms' gift is recognized as a contribution to Fulfilling the Promise of Excellence, the UW-Eau Claire Foundation's ongoing comprehensive campaign to benefit UW-Eau Claire's people and programs, and is a mark of excellence for the geology department.
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shonuff wrote:mxninja wrote:I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that Set 3 won't be out until February 2013. Just in time for the release of DA3 I believe. I could be mistaken.
DA3 is set for a fall release, AFAIK.
shonuff wrote:I would also assume that there would be litigation between GR and Bioware for a 10 month "just 'cause" delay. I could be wrong, though.
shonuff wrote:Thanks for the update. Is the Deep Roads adventure book still to be published after Set 3?
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Out at the big consumer electronics show in Las Vegas, as is typically the case, new types of TVs are taking center stage. YNN's Adam Balkin takes a look at whether or not it's time to start saving for yet another upgrade.
CES stands for the Consumer Electronics Show, but what it could stand for is Countdown towards the End of your Set. Every year, without fail, new, bigger, brighter TV sets occupy the bulk of the show floor making it feel like what you're watching on now will be ready for the antique store by the end of the year. Ultra high definition is the culprit this year, or TVs with four times the resolution or sharpness of current HDTVs.
"When you get a really big screen and you sit close to it you can start to see some of the picture artifacts, some of the noise that's not supposed to be there. And it starts to detract a bit from the picture. So if you make the pixels that much smaller then you can sit that much closer to the TV and still get that really sharp picture," explained Ryan Chicoine of Samsung.
The initial issue with Ultra HD sets, the same problem HD sets had at the beginning, is the same problem 3D sets had at the beginning: Content. Will there be enough stuff for you to watch on your TV to enjoy it in all its glory?
Sony is among those working on it for you. Its solution, thanks to help from Sony Pictures Studios, is an Ultra HD or 4K digital download service.
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When does the registration process begin?
Registration for the 2010 Asia-Pacific Global Health Summer Institute is NOW OPEN, through the University of Hawai'i (UHM) Outreach College's Summer Sessions. The Outreach College website is located at: http://www.outreach.hawaii.edu/summer/.
When does the registration process end?
Registration for the 2010 Asia-Pacific Global Health Summer Institute will end 15 MAY 2010. However, registrations will continue to be accpeted as long as space is available.
How do I register for a course?
If you are not a continuing student at UHM, you must first apply for admission. Applications are available from the Outreach College website. Please refer to the website for information on the admission requirements and forms for Outreach College.
Approximately 5 working days after your application is received, you will receive via email, your letter of acceptance along with your UH# and the link to the MyUH Portal for registration.If you only intend to audit, please see question 7, below.
What is the cost for each course, and how long is each course?
Each Summer Institute course costs $372 (US $) and is worth 1 graduate credit. Each 1 credit course is approximately 15 hours long (5 days x 3 hours/day), and will be completed during one week between June 20 and July 2, 2010. Note that for UH faculty and staff the fee is $141 per course. Courses may be audited for $100 per course.
Where can I stay in Hawai'i if I am a student?
Check the Summer Institute website here to view a list of recommended lodging arrangements.
Where can I call for more information on the Summer Institute?
You can call the Summer Institute coordinators at either (808) 956-5756 or (808) 956-4690 for more information.
Please remember when calling that Hawaii is 5-6 hours behind the U.S. East Coast and 2-3 hours behind the West Coast time zone.
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To do this instead of registering for UH credits, please send us a written letter requesting (non-credit) audit approval for courses you want to audit, along with a check for $100 for each course, payable to The University of Hawaii Foundation-SPH Dean's Fund. Once we receive your written request and payment, we can add you to the course attendees list as an auditor. Please address letter and audit payment to:OPHS-The Summer Institute
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If you only intend to take the Summer Institute classes, then it is not necessary to apply for admission through the UHM Graduate Division Admissions Office.
How do things work with my home institution (University of ______), in terms of credit transfers?
Each institution varies regarding their credit transfer process and requirements. Credits earned at UHM may be transferred as determined by your home institution. At the conclusion of the Summer Institute, students should request for official transcripts to be sent to their home institution at the Cashier's Office.
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