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SARASOTA, Fla., Dec. 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- xG Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: XGTI) ("xG" or the "Company"), a developer of wireless communications and spectrum sharing technologies, announced today, that at the special meeting of its shareholders held on December 20, 2013, shareholders approved the cancellation of admission to trading of the Company's common stock on the London Stock Exchange's AIM Market (the "Cancellation"). It is expected that the Cancellation will become effective on January 3, 2014.
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xG Technology has created a broad portfolio of intellectual property to make wireless networks more intelligent, accessible, affordable and reliable. The company has created xMax, a patented all-IP cognitive radio technology that enables spectrum sharing. xMax can solve the crisis facing the wireless industry caused by data-hungry devices and applications that are straining network capacity. It eliminates the need to acquire scarce and expensive licensed spectrum, thus lowering the total cost of ownership for wireless broadband access. xG's goal is to help wireless broadband network operators make more efficient use of their spectrum allocations and to create new opportunities for innovation in unlicensed spectrum. The xMax cognitive radio system incorporates advanced optimizing technologies that include spectrum sharing, interference mitigation and self-organizing networks. xG offers solutions for numerous industries worldwide, including urban and rural wireless broadband, utilities, defense, emergency response and public safety.
Based in Sarasota, Florida, xG has over 60 U.S. and over 130 international patents and pending patent applications, and its technology is available for licensing in both domestic and foreign markets. xG is a publicly traded company listed on the NASDAQ Capital Market and on the London Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market (AIM). On the NASDAQ, xG common stock is traded under the symbol XGTI and xG warrants are traded under the symbol XGTIW. On the AIM, xG's unrestricted shares trade under the stock symbol XGTU.L and xG's restricted 'Reg S' shares trade under the stock symbol XGT.L.For more information, please visit www.xgtechnology.com. Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward Looking Statements Statements contained herein that are not based upon current or historical fact are forward-looking in nature and constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Such forward-looking statements reflect the Company's expectations about its future operating results, performance and opportunities that involve substantial risks and uncertainties. These statements include but are not limited to statements regarding the intended terms of the offering, closing of the offering and use of any proceeds from the offering. When used herein, the words "anticipate," "believe," "estimate," "upcoming," "plan," "target", "intend" and "expect" and similar expressions, as they relate to xG Technology, Inc., its subsidiaries, or its management, are intended to identify such forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are based on information currently available to the Company and are subject to a number of risks, uncertainties, and other factors that could cause the Company's actual results, performance, prospects, and opportunities to differ materially from those expressed in, or implied by, these forward-looking statements.
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Assemblywoman Millman released the following statement support for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) decision to officially add the 1.8 mile long Gowanus Canal to its Superfund National Priorities List:
For decades, the community has demanded that the canal and surrounding land be completely cleaned in order to provide housing, including senior and affordable housing, parkland and recreational opportunities. I am confident that the Gowanus Canal will be a priority for the EPA and they will use the full weight of their authority to remediate the site comprehensively and expediently. I have been assured that the EPA will adhere to the highest and most complete standards of remediation and will utilize the most up to date monitoring systems to assess and avert any hazard to the community during the clean-up process.
I call upon the EPA to commence clean-up activities as soon as possible and not delay remediation due to lengthy legal battles with responsible polluters. Of the local residents, business leaders and community activists that I have met with, all agree that we cannot continue to ignore this heavily polluted waterway.
I again urge the City to continue moving forward with the planned rezoning of the Gowanus Canal area. The EPA has made it clear that its proposed remediation for the area will be dependent upon the final use of the land. Land that is zoned for mixed or residential use will be required to achieve a higher standard of clean-up.
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Assemblywoman Joan Millman received thanks from local students at the Coalition for School-Based Health Centers' Advocacy/Education Day in Albany. With the help of several local elected officials, Assemblywoman Millman successfully secured state funding to keep four school-based health centers sponsored by Long Island College Hospital operational for the 2009-2010 school year. These health clinics operate at M.S. 142, M.S. 293, M.S. 51 and P.S. 38.
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The publication represents a mixture of three research modalities: a) fundamental methodological, algorithmic, mathematical and statistical research directly motivated by biological issues; b) papers focusing on experimental and implementation issues; and c) papers on serious application of methods and programs that lead to discoveries of biological significance. Increasingly, papers contain elements of all three modalities. Specific topics of interest include, but are not limited to, sequence analysis, comparison and alignment methods; motif, gene and signal recognition; molecular evolution; phylogenetics and phylogenomics; determination or prediction of the structure of RNA and Protein in two and three dimensions; DNA twisting and folding; gene expression and gene regulatory networks; deduction of metabolic pathways; micro-array design and analysis; proteomics; functional genomics; molecular docking and drug design; computational problems in genetics such as linkage and QTL analysis, linkage disequilibrium analysis in populations, and haplotype determination; systems biology.
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Catskill Jazz Factory
August 9 and 10
"It was a night of pure genius; and pure joy!" We can't wait till next year!
Live at the Orpheum with master classes, community programs for high school students, the Catskill Jazz Factory is now a major force in the region. Both performances were completely sold out with standing room only!
Catskill High Peaks Festival
Season of the Midnight Sun: Grieg, Stravinsky, Rachmaninoff and Tchaikovsky
Mischa Bouvier, baritone; Michael Chertock, piano; Ara Gregorian, violin and viola; Elmar Oliveira, violin; Yehuda Hanani, cello
Sunday, August 18 at 2 pm
Location: Orpheum Performing Arts Center, 6050 Main Street (Route 23A), Village of Tannersville (CLICK HERE for directions)
Tickets Purchased Ahead: $25; $20 seniors; $7 students
Tickets Purchased At Door: $28; $23 seniors; $7 students
This event is supported, in part, by Friends of the Orpheum (FOTO), and is partially funded by New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
Resonating with the season of the midnight sun, this performance brings to the fore the national composer of Norway, Edvard Grieg, as well as Russians of the same artistic latitude—Stravinsky, Rachmaninoff and Tchaikovsky. Fjords, pine forests and the enchantment of fairy tales inhabit Grieg's gorgeous songs and the folkloric Violin Sonata No. 2 in G Major. Rite of Spring, now acknowledged as one of the most influential works of the last century, but which caused near riots at its first performance in Paris, will be played in its dazzling piano version. Rachmaninoff's Trio Elégiaque No. 1 in G minor is a nod to Tchaikovsky's Trio; and his gorgeous songs are a revelation. An intoxicating mid-summer encounter with Moscow Tchaikovsky Competition Gold medalist Elmar Oliveira and other stellar performers.
Michael Chertock
"Gorgeous, just the right poetic tone"
--Cincinnati Enquirer
Elmar Oliveira
"Transcendental technical levels….Mr. Oliveira is a first-class violinist."
--The New York Times
Mischa Bouvier
"Rich timbre and a fine sense of line"
--The New York Times
2013 CMF Benefit:
Les Oeufs de Fabergé
By the Orpheum Academy of Dance
July 13, 2013 at 6 pm
Ballet master of Russia and USA, dancer, teacher and choreographer, founder and artistic director of the Orpheum Academy of Dance (ADACA) Konstantin Dournev has created an enchanting new story and choreography — in the ballet "Les Oeufs des Fabergé" (Faberge Eggs). This ballet is a tribute the Ballet Russe and Sergey Diagilev, as well as the legendary Russian dancers, Anna Pavlova, Vaslav Niginskiy, Leonid Miasin and Tamara Karsavina.
This ballet, full of great scenery, costumes and amazing special effects, is about Russian emigrants in America in early 19th century.
This ballet program is a chance for young children and teenage dance students to take classes and rehearsals together with professional ballet dancers.
Featured Guest Dancers: Eight professional ballet dancers, principals from New Jersey Ballet, Connecticut Ballet and Bolshoi Ballet.
We are expecting kids from NJ, NY, PA and from Russia.
World premier of this ballet will take place at the Orpheum Performing Arts Center, Tannersville, NY on July 13, 2013.
Mission of the Orpheum Academy of Dance
Dance and the Creative Arts make a Magical World! They keep one forever young and always offer the experience of joy. Whether those who attend a ballet understand the intricacies of the art matters not.
The charm of classical ballet and its emotional impact comes through for all. Ballet is a wonderful fusion of the arts — the harmonious combination of music, dance, poetry and painting. It brings forth human emotion with great force.
An introduction to ballet, dance and theatre is an excellent form of aesthetic education for every child and teen. There is an immediate childlike joy when they participate in dance and the creative arts. Dance and theatre for children creates magic, opening a new world, molding character, expressing inner creativity and awakening new potential!
The Orpheum Academy of Dance is dedicated to preserving the fine tradition of Russian Ballet, in particular the Vaganova method. The knowledge and education of ballet are passed down, generation to generation, from the best dancers of their times, preserving the artistry of ballet. Not only are the techniques of ballet priceless, the artistry and bravura remain unsurpassed. A dedicated study of ballet as a serious art form has profound physical and spiritual benefits for those who surrender themselves to its magic.
The Orpheum Academy of Dance allows children, teens and adults to get closer to ballet, dance and theatre, and discover their special place in the world of the performing and creative arts.
The Orpheum Academy of Dance is a 501(c)(3)Not-For-Profit Organization encouraging the love of Ballet, Dance, and the Creative Arts for all ages and incomes.
Paul Taylor Dance Company in Residency and Performance
Dates: May 6-26, 2013
Locations: Varied, see list of events below
This performance residency by Paul Taylor Dance Company is made possible through generous support from NY State Council on the Arts and Friends of the Orpheum (FOTO). MetLife Foundation is proud to sponsor the Paul Taylor Dance Company's 2012 – 2013 National Tour.
The inaugural Orpheum Dance Festival in 2013 is proud to host the residency of the Paul Taylor 2 Dance Company (Taylor 2), the outreach and education wing of the Paul Taylor Dance Company, at the Orpheum Performing Arts Center for three weeks in May. The festival's centerpiece is a performance by the world renowned Paul Taylor Dance Company on May 22 which launches the Orpheum Dance Festival Live Music for Dance Initiative and features repertoire specially selected by choreographer and dancer Paul Taylor to be performed for the first time with a Baroque orchestra of period instruments, with live music accompaniment provided by the distinguished orchestra American Virtuosi, conducted by harpsichordist Kenneth Hamrick.
Experience the splendid acoustics and the intimacy of the Orpheum Performing Arts Center, a state-of-the-art music and dance venue, during this exciting launch of the Orpheum Dance Festival.
Highlights of the residency include two evenings of dance performances accompanied by live music. On May 11 at 7:00 p.m. Taylor 2 will perform Airs (1978, music by G.F. Handel), Junction (1961, music by Johann Sebastian Bach), Lento Duet (1967, music by Franz Josef Haydn), and Taylor's renowned Esplanade (1975, music by Johann Sebastian Bach). On May 22 at 7:00 p.m., the Paul Taylor Dance Company will perform Kith and Kin (1987, music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart), Scudorama (1963, music by Clarence Jackson), and Brandenburgs (1988, music by Johann Sebastian Bach).
On May 25 at 7:00 p.m., Taylor 2 will perform once again, this time with participation by dance students who have studied with Taylor 2 dancers during the residency. The students will demonstrate examples of Paul Taylor choreography that they have learned.
Paul Taylor Dance Company Spring Dance Intensive May 11 – 26
Taylor 2 will lead a two week dance intensive for young dance professionals. The Spring Dance Intensive provides young professionals the opportunity to hone their skills and showcase their talents. Student dancers will have the opportunity to perform side by side with Taylor 2 dancers on the stage of the Orpheum Performing Arts Center on May 25 at 7:00pm. For more information on how to apply and participate in the Young Professionals Dance Program, CLICK HERE.
Taylor 2 will be working with students of the Orpheum Academy of Dance and will be providing lecture/demonstrations at a number of regional schools in Greene, Ulster and Delaware Counties throughout the residency.
Piano Performance Museum Concerts & Conversations
On May 18 at 2:00 p.m., the Concerts and Conversations series at the Piano Performance Museum hosts Taylor 2 dancers led by Rehearsal Director Ruth Andrien to discuss and perform examples of the "Musical-Choreographic Language of Paul Taylor." Artistic Director Kenneth Hamrick will provide accompaniment on historic instruments from the world class collection of period playable pianos, ranging from the 18th century to the present.
Photo: Eran Bugge and Robert Kleinendorst in "Esplanade." Photo by Paul B. Goode
Fascinatin' Rhythm
Saturday, August 25, 8pm
Orpheum Performing Arts Center,
Main Street, Route 23A, Village of Tannersville
Michael Chertock – piano
Bill Schimmel – accordion
James Cammack – double bass
Arti Dixson – percussion
Stefan Milenkovich – violin
Yehuda Hanani – cello & artistic director
Tickets purchased ahead: $25; $20 seniors; $7 students
Tickets purchased at the door: $30; $25 seniors; $7 students
This concert is funded in part by the Friends of the Orpheum (FOTO).
More Information/Tickets Please Call 518-263-2063
A jazz-inflected evening, with plenty of rhythm and a rich stew of influences! The program includes Chick Corea's jazzy, flamenco-inspired La Fiesta! performed by virtuoso accordionist Bill Schimmel, one of the principal architects of the tango revival in America; Astor Piazzolla's Grand Tango; and Suite for Cello and Jazz Trio, the effervescent jazz-classical fusion piano trio by Claude Bolling, composer of Borsolino and other scores plus works by Ives, Ravel and the brilliant Gao Ping. An unusual evening of fusion fun also featuring double bass James Cammack, who has performed as a member of the Ahmad Jamal Trio, one of the most acclaimed jazz ensembles; and percussionist Arti Dixson, a longtime collaborator of Jamal and of jazz great Ella Fitzgerald. Pianist Michael Chertock has toured with the Boston Pops Orchestra and made his Carnegie Hall debut with the Cincinnati Pops performing Duke Ellington.
Yehuda Hanani
"Yehuda Hanani plays the cello as every composer would like to hear it played -- a truly gifted artist."
--Aaron Copland
"Vital interpretations rich in imaginative detail and virile strength. Mr. Hanani was rightly rewarded with cheers from the audience."
-- The New York Times
Bill Schimmel
"Best accordionist"
--Keyboard Magazine
GOODNIGHT IRENE! Hurricane Irene Relief Concert Weekend
To benefit the surrounding towns recovering from the devastation of Hurricane Irene.
Saturday, February 18th
Phoenicia International Festival of the Voice
A Night at the Opera
Arias, duets and ensembles from the greatest operas, vocal gems from the world of song and greatest hits from Broadway shows.
Maria Todaro mezzo soprano
Louis, Otey, baritone
Kerry Henderson, baritone
Justin Kolb, piano
The founders of the Phoenicia's festival will grace the theater once again, inspiring us with voices that have touched nearly every corner of the globe from the Metropolitan Opera and Carnegie Hall to Opera Australia.
Sunday, February 19th
Professor Louie and the Cromatix and the Rock of Ages Horns and Ronstadt Generations with special guests guitarist Greg Dayton, the Greene Room Show Choir directed by Linda Nicholls, and more…
"Americana at its best" The Village Voice
This Woodstock quintet Professor Louie and the Cromatix originally formed to serve as the studio backing band for CD's by Rick Danko, Garth Hudson & Levon Helm, and The Band. Their latest CD Whispering Pines, received no fewer than five Grammy nominations in 2010. Enjoy their rompin stompin' roots rock, sweet ballads and roadhouse blues led by Professor Louie on keyboards and accordion, joined by Miss Marie on vocals, percussion & Piano, Gary Burke (Bob Dylan, Joe Jackson) on drums, Frank Campbell (Levon Helm, Asleep at The Wheel) on bass, and Josh Colow (Jesse Winchester, Livingston Taylor) on guitar.
Ronstadt Generations
"The music of the Ronstadt Generations family band exemplifies splendidly the inextricable relationships of diverse ethnic folk forms that comprise the beautiful tapestry of American folk music,"
—Stephanie P. Ledgin, Author, "Discovering Folk Music"
Ronstadt Generations represents the multi-cultural roots America was founded upon. Dating back five generations in North America, Michael J. Ronstadt, (younger brother of Linda Ronstadt), continues the family tradition with his two sons, Michael G. and Petie. Each has appeared around the world in performance and on recordings with such diverse artists as Linda Ronstadt, Los Lobos, the Dixie Hummingbirds, Muriel Anderson, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and countless others.
These three voices -- all multi-instrumentalists and solo artists in their own right -- bring to life a repertoire that reaches back to the end of the 19th century while continually looking ahead into the 21st, with a rich innovation of original material alongside traditional Southwestern and Mexican songs.
THE NEW RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE with Professor Louie and The Cromatix
On Friday December 30th, 2011 Friends of the Orpheum proudly presented THE NEW RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE with Professor Louie and The Cromatix as the first in a series of classic rock performances. The standing-room only crowed was dancing in the aisles.
For the past six years The New Riders have come to the Woodstock area to perform their annual pre-party New Years Concert with their good friends, Professor Louie & The Crowmatix. This year's event took place at our own new Orpheum Performing Arts Center in Tannersville, NY.
The New Riders of the Purple Sage have been on the road with a revived and inspired lineup of musicians, performing new original songs as well as their great repertoire dating back to the years of adoring crowds nationwide. In 2010 the band teamed up with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter and released its first CD in twenty years, "Where I Come From" (Woodstock Records) to rave reviews. Led by original members David Nelson and Buddy Cage, the new group including guitarist Michael Falzarano (Hot Tuna), bassist Ron Penque, and drummer Johnny Markowski have vowed to keep the NRPS spirit and tunes alive by taking them to fans everywhere.
The band was joined by Woodstock quintet Professor Louie and the Cromatix originally formed to serve as the studio backing band for CD's by Rick Danko, Garth Hudson & Levon Helm, and The Band. Their latest CD Whispering Pines, received no fewer than five Grammy nominations in 2010. The standing room only crowd enjoyed their rompin stompin' roots rock, sweet ballads and roadhouse blues led by Professor Louie on keyboards and accordion, joined by Miss Marie on vocals, percussion & Piano, Gary Burke (Bob Dylan, Joe Jackson) on drums, Frank Campbell (Levon Helm, Asleep at The Wheel) on bass, and Josh Colow (Jesse Winchester, Livingston Taylor) on guitar.
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DONNA JEAN GODCHAUX BAND (formerly of The Grateful Dead) with Special Guest Jeff Mattson (lead guitarist for Dark Star Orchestra)
David MacKay – bass, vocals
Joe Chirco – percussion
Freeman White – keyboards, vocals
January 27th, 8pm
Tickets $25 in advance, $30 at the door
Born in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, Donna Jean Thatcher (vocals) sang at both Muscle Shoals Sound Studios and Fame Studios, home of the legendary "Muscle Shoals Sound," on records like Elvis Presley's "Suspicious Minds," Percy Sledge's "When a Man Loves a Woman," and Boz Scagg's eponymous first solo album. She moved to San Francisco, married Keith Godchaux, and spent the 1970s as a vocalist in the Grateful Dead as well as the Jerry Garcia Band. After life with the Dead, she and Keith created the Heart of Gold Band with drummer Greg Anton and guitarist Steve Kimock. Following various side trips, she resumed serious focus on her singing in the '90s, recording a new Heart of Gold Band album, At the Table, and singing with Phil & Friends and her own Donna Jean Band.
Jeff Mattson (guitar, vocals) came to prominence as the lead guitarist, primary vocalist, and leader of Long Island's legendary Grateful Dead-influenced jam band, the Zen Tricksters, and is now the lead guitarist for Dark Star Orchestra. Over the course of thirty years, his supple, elegant playing reflected a fusion of rock, blues, bluegrass, country, jazz and folk stylings, along with a healthy dose of psychedelia. His songwriting credits include the exquisitely mournful "Shelter" (co-written with Donna Jean), as well as "Travelin' Light," (co-written with Melissa Marston), "He Said/She Said," (with Donna Jean), and "A Prisoner Says His Piece," all for Donna Jean and the Tricksters. He also co-wrote with Rob Barracco "Leave Me Out of This" for Phil Lesh and Friends' There and Back Again. He played with Phil Lesh and Friends in 1999.
David MacKay (bass, vocals) hails from Marin County, California. As part of the emerging Bay Area music scene of the 70′s, he was a founding member of the popular band the Tasmanian Devils and recorded and toured with Michael Nesmith, playing bass on the first Grammy-winning video, "Elephant Parts." He was a member of both the original and reformed Heart of Gold Band. Most recently, he has played bass with the Muscle Shoals-based group The Fiddleworms.
Joe Chirco (percussion) knew he was born to be a drummer from the Christmas Day, aged five, that he received his first drum set. What makes him positively unique among drummers has been his need to play in many different genres. As most working musicians do, he's a member of a number of different bands – but few could list bands that have Jazz, Latin, Reggae, and Rock as their main styles. This subtle versatility, along with the soulful power that every rock band needs, has brought him to the DJGBwJM.
Freeman White (keyboards, vocals) came from a musical family, and began his musical journeys at the age of 4, with private instruction that lasted well into adulthood. He started playing professionally at the age of 15. His years of playing have taken him around the world, and have given him the opportunity to share the stage with some of his musical idols. His love of vintage equipment makes for an authentic, warm addition to the band's sound. Vocally, he adds the "top" end to any arrangement, or "drives the bus" with powerful, heartfelt leads.
ARTS- AND EDUCATION-BASED ECONOMIC REVITALIZATION WORKS: The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation chose the economic revitalization of Tannersville as its "showpiece" for the 2011 National Trust Conference in Buffalo.
Friends of Tannersville Organization, P.O. Box 379, Main Street, Tannersville, NY 12485
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Brett Ratner Apologizes for Homophobic Slur
Tower Heist director Brett Ratner issued an apology Monday for using a gay slur during a screening of his latest film at the Arclight Hollywood last Friday.
According to TheWrap, Ratner used the word during a Q&A with an audience member:
Q: "So you get this entire group of actors together — what was rehearsal like?"
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A laughter therapist's aim is to help you laugh more easily. Therapy is available in group or individual sessions that start with a warm-up followed by a range of activities designed to get you giggling. Laughter doesn't come easily to everyone, but luckily the body can't actually distinguish between real and fake laughter. So faking it has the same beneficial effect.
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Dr Lee Berk of Loma University Medical Centre, California, has been conducting laughter therapy research since the late 1970s. In 1989, Berk studied the effects of laughter in 10 healthy males. Five experimental subjects watched an hour-long comedy while five control subjects didn't. Blood samples taken from the 10 subjects revealed that cortisol (the hormone our body releases when under stress) in the experimental subjects had decreased more rapidly in comparison to the control group.
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Are LPN's being phased out? - page 7
I know people have been saying for years that everyone would need a BSN and LPN's would be a thing of the past, etc. Well, so far, where I work (a large, magnet hospital) there are still many, many nurses without a BSN -but there... Read More
- 1Quote from DonaldJI think some people confuse scope of practice with hospital policies. Wherever the OP is an intern - they seem to have quite a bit more friction than the average between LPNs and RNs since their complaints are so often the main topic of conversation.. . .I did not mention anything about going outside of scope of practice. Not sure where anyone would even get that from, but it sounds a little passive-aggressive to imply that anyone in this thread suggested going outside of their scope.
The only thing I can say for sure is that however things shake out, phasing in and out will be based on budget concerns and nothing more lofty or esoteric than that.
The "new model" of having just RNs and CNAs could really mean not very many RNs and lots of CNAs with "certificates" to pass oral meds or whatever task they can delegate to the CNAs. There are already a large number of new tech categories compared to 10 years ago and I suppose it will continue to trend. RNs will supervise and do lots of paperwork/charting/phone calling/troubleshooting.Last edit by nursel56 on Apr 25, '11
- 0Apr 25, '11 by Mrs. SnowStormRN[quote=DonaldJ;5038445]We can agree to disagree. I went to LPN school for one year, but it was 40 hours a week for a year with only a few weeks' break inbetween. Compared to an ADN program that's 12-16 hours a week for 4 semesters or a BSN that's 8 semesters (only 4 of which are nursing-specific). In my RN studies, I didn't feel that I learned much more than I did in LPN school. Maybe nominally more in-depth, but very little. Maybe that's more of a testament to the efficacy of my LPN school than anything else.
The responsibility is higher for an RN. There's no question about that. But, in many areas, the job is exactly the same. Sorry if that hurts some feelings, but it's the truth. It's not true in ALL areas, but it is true for many areas. It's going to be a totally different story in ICU and Oncology where you have a lot of chemo going on or are having to hang a lot of blood, assist with sedation, etc.
This is also going to vary from state to state due to scope of practice, but it's the same for RN's. In one state that I work in, I can get EJ access without a physician order. In another, I can't even attempt an EJ *with* a physician order. Just one small example.
Guess it depends where you are, my feelings arent hurt because Im not taking it personal and my opinions arent going to change. We live two different lives. I went to an excellent LPN program and learned so much BUT I think the level of what I learned in RN school was different. I have been on both sides. But one thing I learned is you get paid based on your level of responsibility, thats every career. This is in left field because this has nothing to do with the phasing out of LPNs. IMO thats not going to happen, maybe hospitals will make the decision to do that. In an earlier post I said if you want quality care the hospitals should employ LPNs and RNs on acute floors, instead of RNs and CNAs. When I was a LPN at the VA Hospital this is what they did and it was great. If you have a great charge nurse, she knows how to assign patients properly where the LPN would get the more stable patients and things that would be out of your scope of practice (hospital policy and based on BON) would less likely be needed (so you dont have to worry about RNs complaining, which annoyed me as a LPN, I didnt want to ask for anything sometimes because of this). Hospital policy and scope of practice are different, but as a LPN I know many of us practiced outside of our scope. If you go to your BON and see what LPN can do within her license there is a difference. But this argument can go on forever. Ive worked quite a few places, thanks to the military and I can only say what Ive seen based on my experience. We are all going to have different experiences and perspectives, so whats the point of debating? So I agree to disagree, because people will always think LPNs and RNs do the SAME job for LESS pay, I use to think that too - but now I dont (thats just my opinion), it doesnt mean I dont think we all contribute in a different way. I can think of a few members of healthcare team that can be phased out, and LPNS arent one of them.
- 0Quote from MekBlizzI'm wondering what your facility was asking you to do that was out of your scope - because if it was "many" LPNs it sounds as though it would be a systemic problem as well as very high risk for them legally! There is no way I would allow that to happen even if my scope of practice was limited to filling water pitchers - my clear license is too important to my life to risk it in the way your facility seems to have done -- thanks in advance . .. . . Hospital policy and scope of practice are different, but as a LPN I know many of us practiced outside of our scope. If you go to your BON and see what LPN can do within her license there is a difference. But this argument can go on forever. .
- 0Apr 25, '11 by Mrs. SnowStormRNQuote from nursel56I wasnt speaking in relation to my facility, I was saying in general. I will be honest and say, I have a bad habit of saying "many" when I should say "some" - I need to practice proofreading, LoL!I'm wondering what your facility was asking you to do that was out of your scope - because if it was "many" LPNs it sounds as though it would be a systemic problem as well as very high risk for them legally! There is no way I would allow that to happen even if my scope of practice was limited to filling water pitchers - my clear license is too important to my life to risk it in the way your facility seems to have done -- thanks in advance . .
- 1Quote from MekBlizzMe too - ability to edit after five minutes a huge plus for Premium Membership and I've got lots of "updated" posts which translates as "oops another typo or word clarifier"! !I wasnt speaking in relation to my facility, I was saying in general. I will be honest and say, I have a bad habit of saying "many" when I should say "some" - I need to practice proofreading, LoL!
- 0Apr 27, '11 by renge1Hello,
I am in GA and where i work they stated in April 2010 that they were not hiring any more LPN's and they suggest we get an RN, preferably a BSN...........Sept 2010 CNO (chief nurse officer) stated that 1) if you are and ADN and hold a management position she is suggesting that you go for you BSN or you won't have the position. 2) also states as of 2012/2013 there won't be ADN in hospitals only BSN....not sure how accurate this is or where she obtained her info.
My friend in NC has a coworker that just obtained her ADN, went to apply at hospitals to work and was told they want a BSN.
- 0Apr 27, '11 by judybsnIn British Columbia RNs are being replaced in nursing homes by LPNs these days. There is one RN on each shift in a supervisory capacity but the LPNs do the meds and oversee the residents care. This is a new movement in the last year, which has left many RNs scrambling for jobs. The new LPNs are finding it almost impossible to get into the hospital though, not because they are phasing LPNs out but because so many are being trained (1 year course) and there just isn't spots for them all. In this part of the world it would appear that opportunities for LPNs are expanding rather than diminishing. However if you prefer hospital nursing, your best bet is still an RN.
- 0Apr 27, '11 by imorfa23Here in South Florida is very hard to find a job at least you have a connection. My friend know a Lady who work for Mercy Hospital as soon she graduated she get the job making 20.00 just because the Lady in charge. I feel happy for her, but is very sad for others. Iam been looking I send 50 application nursing homes nothing ..... I do not know what to do anymore........... No money in my pocket........ Iam just a broke poor new graduate LPN
- 0Apr 27, '11 by tralalaRNIn the two hospitals I've worked at, LPNs were definitely being phased out. However, outside of the hospital setting, I see that they still are very much employed and employable. A good friend of mine finished nursing school 3 years ago at the top of her class. Shortly after, she met someone, moved to the upper Midwest (northern MN), and found she was absolutely unemployable with a 2 year RN nursing degree and middle aged, despite having breezed through nursing school pretty much.
What she DID find was, that the rural clinics in her area have NPs rather than MDs, and under the NPs, they have LPNs for clinic care. NO RNs. She even applied as an RN for 2 of the open LPN positions, but they said no - had to be an LPN. She eventually did find employment after a year or so of seaching in home care.
I am also seeing LPNs still in VA long term care, home health care in my area. Hospitals though, not so much, at least where I live.


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Shaving Tip: It's Good to Go with the Grain
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A great shave takes a bit of focus, folks. Before sliding the razor across your face, take a moment to study the direction that your hair has chosen to grow in. Note that it may not be the same direction on each part of your face. Once you have a handle on the way your hair is growing, shave with the grain. Shaving oil and low-lather shaving cream are ideal companions to this process as they allow the shaver to actually see where he is shaving. For an even closer shave, take a second pass — sticking with the grain — but wrap it up there. Too many passes can lead to irritation.
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I know you're not asking for much: a relatively pain-free, close and comfortable shave.
STOP. Here's your problem already: like most people, you are probably confusing a "close" shave with a "comfortable" shave.
The secret to a close shave is in the hardware and the hardware only: use a decent razor.
It doesn't need to be expensive and it doesn't need to have six blades. In fact, many dermatologists will tell you that three, four, five+ blades aren't necessary and potentially provide diminishing returns. Those millions and millions of dollars spent advertising shaving products: they are all selling a close shave. But the truth is, it's pretty easy to get a close shave. If you have a steady hand and aren't rushed for time, you can even do it with a rock.
The secret to a comfortable shave however is in the software: It's what you put on your skin.
The products you put on your skin (your body's largest organ, don't forget) before, during and after the deed are the very things that get you through the 24 hours in between shaves with skin that stays healthy, looks and feels great, and protects against harsh environmental elements.
You don't need a long regimen for a close shave. No lather-warmer or hot towels necessary. Regardless of the products you choose to use, here are a few common sense steps to get you on your way to a comfortable shave:
- Clean your skin before you shave. Exceptionally clean skin prepares your face for an exceptionally smooth shave.
Choosing a skin cleanser with a gentle exfoliant will help remove dead skin cells and lift whiskers. (An ounce of prevention here is worth a pound of cure here when it comes to ingrowns.)
- Use a shaving cream or oil that is moisturizing and free of harsh chemicals.
Stay away from alcohol, menthol or other drying ingredients. They might feel tingly, but they are sucking moisture out of your skin. (When your foot falls asleep it feels tingly too, but don't you feel better when the circulation is there?)
- Use a post-shave moisturizer to keep skin soft and supple.
I know you want to be done after you rinse of the last bit of shaving cream or oil, but take the extra step to moisturize afterward. This doesn't require reeking of Irish Mist, Morning Dew or a men's locker room the rest of the day. Something light, free of harsh chemicals and moisturizing is all you need.
Voila! A comfortable shave.
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Yes, this is your year to beat the painful red bumps that have been plaguing your shaving experience. Razor rash or burn or bumps — or pseudofolliculitis barbae if you want to get technical — form when hairs curl in on themselves and grow back into the skin. This process can lead to major irritation and breakouts. No fun at all.
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After several rounds of speculation and the couple refraining from making any comments, Lara Dutta has finally confirmed that she is, in fact, pregnant and quite kicked about it.
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This kid straight up rules. And so does his hair if I may say so myself. But it needed a little trimming to get back to civilized!
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This kid straight up rules. And so does his hair if I may say so myself. But it needed a little trimming to get back to civilized!
Here's Cruz and his first haircut…
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That's so adorable. Jackson's first haircut is not suitable for public viewing. I'm pretty sure he was cussing us out in baby talk. That kid hates nothing more than he hates haircuts. Those must have been some magical snacks you were feeding that kid….or maybe he just has enough common sense to know that you're not try to kill him, unlike our child. We sat him down in Kim's chair once to give it a shot and before Kim even touched him, he realized what was happening and started BAWLING. Haha….Cruz needs to show him how it's done. Way to go Cruz!!
Oh honey, no wonder you're flineeg so low with lots of hospital appointments looming ( I hope you're ok sweetie xxxAs for your card I think it's brill! Gorgeous and bright colours and how lovely to be sitting on the beach with a cocktail in your hand, yes please!!Take care hon,Big hugs,Cazzaxxx
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