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|Sun, 04-17-2011 - 9:18pm
I've never dated anyone in the military until now...He's 8 years older than me,divorced, has two kids and is leaving for an 8 month deployment next month. Alot to take on...
The predicament is that I'm already falling for him. Which is completely unlike me. I can go out on a date and not think of the guy again, but this one I can't do that with. I think about him...well I think about him a lot. He has been nothing but sweet to me, always has a smile on his face and usually brings flowers with him when he comes to see me.
|Mon, 04-18-2011 - 12:29pm
So I guess my point is, if you sit down and talk about everything. About where you stand and what the "guidelines" are during his deployment, so to speak, you can absolutely make it work if it is meant to be.
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|Tue, 04-19-2011 - 7:07pm
The hubbs and I had been dating for about 3-4 months. He bought up the bf/gf talk when he was getting ready to leave for Germany. He did and we decided to keep things going long distance.
Shortly after he got there, he found out that he was going to deploy again. I wanted to slam on the breaks bc I didn't know if I could have the strength to be with someone who was in a warzone. I also didn't want to break his heart and have something happen to him. I know I couldn't look myself in the mirror everyday if that happened. I had a long talk with myself and decided that I wouldn't know if I was strong enough until I tried, and I wasn't really comfortable walking away without trying. So I took a leap of faith and hubbs and I have now been married a little over 2 years.
It doesn't always end happily, but you never know what can happen if you give it a shot. Do you feel like he's worth it? Can you see a future together?
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Yes, that makes perfect sense. I'm so glad to be talking with someone who has a some military-dating experience.
So I want to ask you this question and see what you think. He's on leave right now visiting family...has been since sunday. I've gotten maybe two-three texts that just say hi or something like that. No phone calls. Nothing regarding me, like asking how I've been or how my day was. I've texted him a few times asking how it's going and telling him I hope he's having a good time. I called once...and got nothing back.
Before this, I got a phone call atleast once per day and he texted me all the time.
So, all my non-military support says forget it. Don't waste your time on him. But the thing is I like him and I can't seem to just quit. I did ask him if something was bothering him once, he just said no, and that he's extremely distracted.
|Wed, 04-20-2011 - 8:12pm
However, that doesn't mean this will apply in your situation. It's again all about personal preference and personal choice, whether or not you can deal with it, and whether or not you can trust that he really is just busy/distracted. That being said, the military is not always an excuse for poor communication. With the exception of being on training while stateside, and of course during deployments, most of the time lack of communication is a choice they're making, whether intentionally or just by allowing themselves to get wrapped up in other things. Honestly though, no matter how much we all tell you and how good our advice may be, every person is different, even if they're in the same branch with the same job, and it's going to depend on communication between the two of you
|Wed, 04-20-2011 - 8:55pm
First, welcome to the board. I apologize for taking awhile to respond to your post (my son and I are both dealing with what I'm positively convinced is the worst cold ever to afflict anyone), but I'm glad some of the other ladies were able to help.
The simple truth is that whether a relationship involves the challenges set forth by the military or challenges that can be found in any relationship, there are no guarantees. Even if he worked a regular 9-5 job with minimal risk a block from your house, you could devote yourself to the relationship 8 days, 8 weeks, 8 months, or even 8 years and still be hurt in the end. Love, like many other things that make life worth living, involves risk.
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Thank you both so much! This site is helping me to bring things into perspective. I don't think I could live knowing I never tried...so I'm going to do my best and be supportive. I finally heard from him yesterday....and can you believe this... he thought I was being distant?!?! lol...i wanted to slap myself...just kidding but, I'm trying a little bit more to text him and call him now...especially now that I know he won't look at me as being the needy/annoying girlfriend back home.


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Gaga was so committed to finishing the performance that she says she told herself to "Lay down and sing those lyrics, you little b—h," before getting up to dance for the last eight counts of the song.
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United was sold on the awesomeness of these little—well, big—devices, as the carrier is bringing the iPhone 6 Plus to 23,000 flight attendants. It's not a holiday present, however; the iPhones will be used to record retail transactions and other purchases aboard flights. Access to corporate email, intranet sites, and even policies and manuals will also be accessed through the new phones. United is even ditching the traditional printed safety manuals, as everything will now be right on the screen.
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Apple Pay Does Disney World, But What About the Rest of the World?
Blah blah blah Apple Pay. Although it seems like the new mode of payment is all anyone can talk about this week, the attention is for good reason. Apple Pay is hopefully the first step towards a future we've always envisioned for travelers, a future served by universal payment.
Granted, Apple Pay has a long long way to go before we can hold up our phone to pay for bus fare in Hong Kong one day, and do the same to pay the bill at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Denmark the next, but the growing ubiquity of iPhones and iPads means this native Apple app has serious potential, not to mention that many other countries have already eclipsed the US in contactless payment technology.
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How Apple Pay Makes Life Easier for Travelers
Apple Pay is the hot topic of conversations this week, as Apple releases their "credit card killer" for easier, and more secure payments. So far it's only available to Americans, for use in the United States, but as this is only the beginning of Apple Pay we can see an expanded future ahead. So, how to get started?
First off, you must be in possession of an iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPad Mini 3 or iPad Air 3 running iOS 8.1, and you must enable passcode lock and, for the iPhone, Touch ID (fingerprint recognition). It's extra layers of security.
For help with setting it up, check out AppleInsider, which we did and then immediately headed out to Walgreens to purchase a few mini travel toiletries.
Apple Pay performed beautifully. When the cashier totaled up our purchases, our Passbook Apple Pay screen switched itself to prompt us to place our finger for Touch ID. When our print cleared, the phone vibrated and chimed, and displayed a small record of the transaction including store name and location.
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Idiot with iPad Causes Airport Security Scare
iPads, in general, are a good thing for travel. Airline are utilizing them both in the cockpit and cabin to lighten the crew's work load both literally and figuratively, and private pilots can navigate and aviate with greater confidence thanks to some iPad apps. Even sticking an iPad in front of a child may ensure a quieter flight, but there are some instances in which iPads just aren't welcome.
Take, for instance, this weekend's case of the idiot who caused a security scare at Sydney International Airport. The entirety of Terminal 3 had to be evacuated owing to the stupidity of this one person, simply because he couldn't be bothered to look up from his iPad screen to notice he was walking the wrong way into a secure area after getting off his flight.
This terminal, home to much Qantas' domestic service, then had to re-screen all the evacuated passengers, causing a travel delay of approximately one hour.
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The 7 Smartest Travel Features of Apple's iOS 8
If you were among the first to download Apple's iOS 8 just as it became available, by now you will have had a good few days to play with the changes and how they relate to your usage of the iPhone. Among the many updates are a few that will prove a marked improvement for travelers who rely on their phones.
Previous updates gave us one place to store our mobile boarding passes (now even easier on the Apple Watch too), the sharing of photos directly from the photo app, and quicker access to frequently used apps, and the iOS 8 only improves upon these. Sure, the recent update has had its rough patches as of late, but these new perks are some of the coolest to date:
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Hello Apple Watch, Goodbye Paper Boarding Passes?
As you're no doubt well aware, today Apple keynote to introduce not only the newest iPhones, but also the first Apple Watch.
At first it seemed like just another wearable gadget to sync with your iPhone, with the ability to notify you of incoming messages, emails, and the like, but the Watch seeks to act independently as well.
Travelers will appreciate the chance to use Apple Maps without whipping out a phone, and those who get creative with mobile travel photography will certainly enjoy using the watch's display as the viewfinder for the iPhone's camera. We are without a doubt most intrigued by the possibility of using mobile boarding passes on our wrist, which will be an option from the start when the Watch goes on sale in early 2015 for $349 and up.
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Free Movies and TV Straight to Your Apple Device, Coming Soon on United
Coming this April to United aircraft: live streaming movies and TV shows directly to your Apple device. The scoop comes from Patently Apple. As with any major United announcement lately, however, there is both good and bad news.
The good: the new entertainment system will initially roll out onboard the airline's Airbus A319, Airbus A320, Boeing 747-400 and select 777-200 fleet, to offer passengers 150 movies and 200 TV shows for free.
The bad: It will only be accessible on Apple iPhones and iPads running iOS 7 with the United app, and on MacBooks (without the need to download an app). No word on if Android gadgets will eventually enjoy the same.
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How Low Price Can In-Flight WiFi Go?
We already knew that Southwest Airlines was all about up-in-the-air text messaging, and now it looks like another major carrier is flipping the switch on a different type of WiFi connectivity. Delta has done the WiFi thing from like the very beginning, but now they are looking to try something a little bit different and with a cheaper price tag.
The carrier is quick to remind everyone that Delta Connect and Gogo are available on equipped flights within the continental US and spots up in Alaska, but what is new is the ability to connect with family, friends, and colleagues beginning at just $2 per flight.
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Southwest Starts Up Gate to Gate iMessaging from $2
The way in which Southwest Airlines does the in-flight WiFi thing means that the internet waves can operate from gate to gate. That's pretty slick, as it sets them apart from competition. Things are about to get even better, as the carrier just announced that some in-flight messaging will be arriving soon to an airline seat near you.
Those who prefer the flavor of Apple when it comes to their mobile device are welcome to utilize the iMessage feature on their iPod, iPhone, or iPad. Users with iOS 5 or later can now keep things powered up, switched on, and stay connected.
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Snag a Free iPad Onboard Select Southwest Flights
If the battery is dead on your iPad or you left it behind—no problem—as Southwest Airlines is getting ready to pass the gadgets around on a few of their upcoming flights. As you probably know, the carrier is busy expanding their WiFi connectivity and streaming content, and they're eager to show it off to travelers.
Don't expect the latest and greatest in Apple technology here, as the carrier hasn't gotten around to ordering up some of those new iPad Air things just yet. As part of the program, Southwest will be passing out iPad2 devices on flights between spots like Chicago-Midway, Denver, and Oakland.
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Go Apple-Picking in Vermont, Pick Up a Free Apple iPad
Technically the autumn season doesn't begin until later this month, but let's just say the apple orchards are more than ready. Rearrange plans and make your next stop Vermont because up there, it's not just the fall foliage that's attracting visitors to the Green Mountain State, but the chance to score some free gadgets while apple-picking.
The state's pick-your-own orchards are running a promotion throughout the next several weeks where specially marked wooden apples are hidden in and around apple orchards across the state. In total there are 16 different orchards participating, and if you find the alternate apple you win a different kind of Apple—like an iPod or iPad. The state's tourism department has actually been running something like this for a few years now, and the contest is back for the 2013 season.
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Why the Cheap iPhone 5C May Actually Be a Better Choice for Certain Travelers
Another day, another dollar, another iPhone analysis.
During a keynote earlier, Apple unveiled two new iPhones, the $99/$199 iPhone 5C and $199/$299/$399 iPhone 5S. Of course from the get-go, the general public lusts for the sleek silver, carbon and gold of the 5S, but what about the little 5C? Instead of applause, it's received only laughter and sneers.
Sure, it's slower (using the A6 processor of the iPhone 5 versus the newer, zippier A7 processor in the iPhone 5S), and the color options just make it look like a budget phone, but there's got to be some redeeming qualities. Thus, we'll attempt to justify the existence of the iPhone 5C. Perhaps the cheaper, more colorful sibling of the 5S is better for travel? Let's see...


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The three logo designs proposed for the University of New Hampshire by a New York design firm. (COURTESY)
A statement released Friday from UNH President Mark Huddleston noted that the decision to redesign the current logo, which features the clock tower at Thompson Hall, has sparked "considerable creative input" from students, faculty, staff, alumni and others in the UNH community.
The university recently hired the New York design firm Chermayeff & Geismar & Haviv to redesign the logo. Three blue-and-white designs are featured on the UNH web site, and members of the UNH community have been weighing in on their choice — or rejection — of those three.
Because of the impassioned reactions, UNH officials have decided to keep the comments period open through July 1.
• "Being an alum and current graduate student, I find it hard to pick a new logo because I love the current one. However, if I had to choose, I would pick concept #1. Thanks for allowing input!"
• "My vote would be for the second logo, with the U holding the seal together and the N and H on the inside. It seems, to me, the most professional and collegiate. The third seems a bit too cartoonish?"
• "I quite liked the third logo from the presentation; I think it is aesthetically pleasing and symbolically representative of, not only the school, but the state as well. I found the first two logos to be visually unappealing and lacking in creativity."
"UNH is a world-class institution competing on a national and international stage. We must present ourselves with real clarity and consistency both to our friends and to those who know little of our mission or aspirations," he said. "Like any serious enterprise in a competitive marketplace, we must invest in and manage our brand identity."
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) -- University of Tennessee punter and placekicker Britton Colquitt has been named special teams player of the week by the Southeastern conference.
The junior punted six times for a 42.0 yard average and also had two touchbacks on six kickoffs in Tennessee's 35-14 victory against Georgia.
Half of Colquitt's punts were down inside the 20-yard line, holding Georgia to an average starting field position of its own 21-yard line.
Colquitt is 6-3, 205-pound Knoxville native, who graduated from Knoxville Bearden High School.
The other players of the week for the SEC are LSU running back Jacob Hester on offense, South Carolina defensive end Eric Norwood on defense, Auburn guard Tyronne Green as offensive lineman, Alabama defensive end Wallace Gilberry as defensive lineman and South Carolina quarterback Chris Smelley as freshman of the week.
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- 0Mar 13, '13 by spoild2588hi all!
So, i just received my theory test back and FAILED! In order to pass i needed at least a 73%. We have 4 tests and a final this semester and we need to pass the course with at least a C. I am feeling so overwhelmed considering the grade of my first test wasn't the best either (75%). My question is, how do you guys study? I have been reading the outlines that my instructors give us for each competency. Any help would be great! Thank you.
- 1Mar 15, '13 by 2bNurseMustangMy strategy has been using flashcards also....repetition is a must especially in nursing school....also with outlines of chapters....I read first underlining specific info with a pen.....then read again highlighting that same info....then reread again using different color highlighter....I know it sounds crazy BUT....I enforced this technique this semester (4th/last)....and I haven't flunked a test yet....other students started to implement this technique also with success......good luck atleast you could make a C and pass....my program is 80%or better....Geesh
- 1Mar 16, '13 by 2bNurseMustangBook then flashcards... its always better to read chapter before intro lecture.......2nd go over chapter in class... 3rd reread info and notes collected after intro to chapter with instructor.... then make notecards
- 1Mar 18, '13 by MewsinI honestly don't have time to reread my chapters all the time to study. One class can be up to 4 chapters, that's 2 -3 days of reading. I read my chapters before class, after class I come home and put all the information onto quizlet flashcards. I admit though I put on examples and such onto flash cards too but in this way I can go through 4 classes of information in 30 mins, once I've learned the flashcards. It works for me (92% on my nursing arts midterm)
So here's my routine, do all my chapter reading on the weekend. During class I take notes, add them to my power points, our instructors make their power points available to us to print off. After class I take my notes and power points and any extra questions and make flashcards. Then I study the flashcards.
I was using studyblue but I like quizlet better because I have to physically type in the answer and it makes me actually think about the answer.
- 0Mar 18, '13 by HeatherMaxI have found chewing peppermint gum helps while studying and when taking the test. Helps trigger memories. Also listen, to the lecture. I have found that if my instructor says "highlight this" or "this is important" 99.9% of the time it will be on the quiz or test. Flash cards, youtube, I was shocked to see so many videos on dosage questions, mitosis, pretty much anything! I try to remember using odd things I can remember. "P"eter "M"ade "A" "T"inkel Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase ... stuff like that


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Three profiles of heavy metal fans: A taste for sensation and a subculture of alienation
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Profiles of three fans of heavy metal music are presented, in order to examine the definition and boundaries of the heavy metal subculture. It is suggested on the basis of these profiles that a high level of sensation seeking can lead to a liking for heavy metal music, because the music provides such high-intensity sensation. However, fans become part of thesubculture of heavy metal music only to the extent that their high sensation seeking is combined with alienation. Although all three people profiled enjoyed the high sensation qualities of the music, their involvement in the subculture varied according to the depth of their alienation. Jack, deeply alienated, was deeply committed to the subculture. Brian's alienation was moderate, and his involvement in the subculture was moderate as well. Marvin was not alienated in the least, and was essentially outside the subculture.
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- Three profiles of heavy metal fans: A taste for sensation and a subculture of alienation
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Qualitative Sociology
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- 1993-12-01
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- 0162-0436
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- 1573-7837
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Human Sciences Press
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Monmouth Law Enforcement Agencies Will Raise Distracted Driving Awareness In October
Monmouth County drivers who are texting or talking on their phones without a hands free device are more likely than ever to be pulled over in October—and more likely to be given a break for the infraction that carries a fine of $200-$400 for a first offense. But the break won't be just a friendly warning from the officer who pulls the driver over.
For the month of October, law enforcement officers across the county will be armed with distracted driver ticket books. Anyone found driving while distracted may be issued a summons warning providing them 15 days to log on the campaign website at unpluggedandalive.com where each ticketholder will be prompted to securely include their pertinent information and to watch a video detailing the horrific effects of distracted driving.admin | Filed under: Law Enforcement, Monmouth County, Monmouth County Prosecutor | Tags: Monmouth County, Monmouth County Chiefs of Police Association, Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office, New Jersey, Police, Take the Pledge, Texting and Driving, Unplugged and Alive | 1 Comment »


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The Granee Lorda is the representative and irrefutable leader of the Hutt Cartel. The rank itself carries true power as the Grand Lord's word is to be considered law, with any betrayal or disobeying of his word being severely punishable.
Underlord (Lorda)
The Lord are the individuals who make up the Lorda's Council, holding an elected position. The Lorda's duty is to organise operations to expand and solidify Cartel influence, while ensuring military stability.
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Champios are the ones leading large syndicate operations. They're proven to the Cartel beyond reproach and are trusted with the very safety and security of the Lorda Council. Traditionlly, this represents the highest rank a non-Hutt may achieve within the Cartel. The scale and number of operations run by members at this rank vary greatly.
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Goldgroup Signs Agreement To Acquire The Cerro Prieto Gold Project
VANCOUVER, Jan. 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Goldgroup Mining Inc. ("Goldgroup") (TSX:GGA, OTC:GGAZF, BMV SIC:GGAN.MX) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a binding agreement with Oroco Resource Corp. ("Oroco") (TSXV:OCO, Frankfurt: 0R6) whereby Goldgroup will acquire 100% interest in Oroco's Cerro Prieto Project (the "Properties") in Sonora State, Mexico for an initial cash payment of US$4.5 million, US$1 million private placement of units in Oroco and up to an additional US$13.5 million in payments made from future gold produced at the Properties, subject to receipt of regulatory and Oroco shareholder approvals.
Cerro Prieto is a principally permitted, gold and silver project located in northern Sonora State, Mexico, with mineral concessions totaling an area of approximately 7,000 hectares, containing approximately 17.5 kilometers of strike length of the mineralized structure hosting the current resource. In early 2012 Oroco announced the receipt of the Environment Impact Statement (Manifestacion de Impacto Ambiental) and the Authorization of Change of Land Use (Estudio Tecnico Justificativo para Cambio de Uso de Suelo) for the Cerro Prieto project.
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- On closing, Goldgroup will pay Oroco US$4.5 million in cash
- Goldgroup will subscribe for and purchase five million units in Oroco at a price of CDN$0.20 per unit by way of private placement, with each unit being comprised of one common share and one non-transferable share purchase warrant. Each warrant shall entitle Goldgroup to purchase one common share of Oroco for a period of two years for CDN$0.25
- Oroco will be entitled to receive up to an additional US$13.5 million through cash payments equal to US$150 for each of the first ninety thousand ounces of gold produced from the Properties paid quarterly and payments commencing no later than one year after closing of the transaction
- Goldgroup agrees to pay minimum payments of US$625,000 per quarter unless the Properties are not in production by January 1, 2014 in which case the first two minimum quarterly payments of 2014 will be US$250,000, the third minimum payment will be US$625,000 and the fourth payment will be the balance of US$2.5 million, less the three quarterly payments made
- Closing of the transaction is subject, but not limited to, the receipt of all required regulatory approvals as well as special resolution approval of Oroco shareholders
- Oroco will pay Goldgroup a break fee of US$500,000 if the transaction in not completed by June 30, 2013
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- 0Feb 21, '13 by Jessmed0324Hi everyone so glad to be back on here I have a question for all of you on staffing. I have been a long term care nurse for 4 years with experience in management but left because my passion is direct care with the residents. We only have 2 nurses a shift for 85-87 residents and 7 sometimes 6 CNAs. We recently had state survey and the surveyor stated if before they left there were not 3 nurses on the floor we were going to get a tag. We had the 3 nurses for a week or so but shortly after that we went back to 2. It often times gets overwhelming with the patient acuity we have such as trach patients, falls, and other acute treatments. Do you agree that this is inadequate staffing in the nursing dept?
- 0Feb 21, '13 by NamasteNursenot sure what state you are in but the staffing ratios are notoriously low in LTC. Yours is a bit crazy, but if they said you're going to get tagged, then the admin better step up. We have 1 or two nurses for 40 residents and 1-4 aides. It's rough. I don't know HOW you can do 85, that's just unsafe. I'd be looking for a new job. Yes I agree with you completely. Leave the facility then call the state.
- 1Feb 21, '13 by shiningstarinpaIf state said you need 3, then you need 3. You can call the state anonymously and report low staffing. They have to investigate. That should get the admin attention. If not, I would look for another job......don't lose your license for this place.
- 0Feb 21, '13 by CapeCodMermaid, RNThe "state" can not dictate the number of nurses a facility has. The regulations say you must have "sufficient staff" to meet the needs of the residents. That being said, 2 nurses and 7 aides for 87 residents is not good. I have 2 nurses, a desk nurse, and a manager for 60 residents with 7 aides. On my other 2 units, for 46 residents I have two nurses, a desk nurse, a manager and 6 aides. This is for the day shift.
- 0Feb 21, '13 by Jessmed0324Wow well that's crazy I thought it was just that I'm complaining too much but wow I see how other facilities work and it's crazy!
- 0Feb 22, '13 by WldChrryI do think it's inadequate staffing, but it's the same way at my facility. We have been at state minimum for nurses and CNA's alot lately, and the solution that management sees is to mandate people to stay and work 16 hour shifts. Solves the problem for them, but makes for some very unhappy staff.
- 0Feb 22, '13 by IowaKarenThat mandating to stay over d/t call off's or not having staff figured out so 'you will stay over' is what is getting my facility in all kinds of trouble. Make 'em stay and they quit so what is the answer? We are so short on afternoon/evening shift and now the over night shift since the short overnight staff always has to stay over and now there isn't anyone to stay over so,... Very disturbing. I wish I knew of an answer to the problem and additional wages will not be heard of so,...


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-Re: Variable support in Amazon's Elastic MapReduce version of Hive
Thanks guys!
When I think about it, it may be good enough to do this at the CLI level as
that is probably the most common use case for this (in most of the other
"API" style modes the apps can dynamically generate queries as they need).
That way the parser does not have to be overloaded with too many assumptions
around this concept.
We should take a look at current "Parameter
feature in Pig. It seems pretty comprehensive. I'm not familiar enough with
the code to even venture a guess as to how much of that code would be
On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 7:31 AM, Edward Capriolo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> I see two ways to do this. we can do the variable substitution at the
> CLI level. Or we can do this at the query processor level.
> In each case the variables would be set into the SessionState and the
> respective component could do the substitution.
> I think having the query processor handle this would be better.
> If we don't here back in a few I will gladly do this as I can leverage
> this as well.
> Edward
> On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 8:57 PM, Zheng Shao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi Vijay,
> >
> > I sent out an inquiry to the guys at aws on 12/21. There is no reply
> > yet. It might be that people are on vacation.
> > Let's wait a bit to see if they can contribute that back to open-source.
> >
> > Zheng
> >
> > On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 5:10 PM, Vijay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Sorry to bump the thread again. I thought this was lost during the
> holidays.
> >> Anybody have any ideas about this?
> >>
> >> On Sat, Dec 19, 2009 at 6:29 PM, Vijay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>>
> >>> Amazon Elastic MapReduce version of Hive seems to have a nice feature
> >>> called "Variables." Basically you can define a variable via
> command-line
> >>> while invoking hive with -d DT=2009-12-09 and then refer to the
> variable via
> >>> ${DT} within the hive queries. This could be extremely useful. I can't
> seem
> >>> to find this feature even on trunk. Is this feature currently anywhere
> in
> >>> the roadmap?
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Yours,
> > Zheng
> >


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|We're planning on adding a 24" wine fridge to our remodeled kitchen. We are not huge wine drinkers but want to store wine for when we entertain guests. We don't need top of the line and am curious what is out there between $300-$600. Can someone help with brands and what to look for in quality?
Thanks so much.
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|Sherriz - do you mean under the counter? There are a number of them. But really, the rule is, buy a lot more than you think you need. They fill quickly if you buy anything for aging. If it's just short term, then I suppose an under the counter is OK. But if you're going to buy something for aging, let's say you buy a case this year and another next year and then another - that's already 36 bottles. And they NEVER hold as much as they say they do - the numbers they give are for standard Bordeaux bottles. If you have Rhone shaped bottles or riesling, forget it - you'll be able to store far fewer.
I bought a wine fridge, then another, and then built a cellar in the basement, and should have built it bigger because it's overflowing.
But if you're looking for short term storage, you can actually save a lot of money. Most of the money will go to looks, not functionality. Smoked glass doors, pull-out trays, etc., cost money. While pull out trays seem nice, the fact is that they're quite heavy, so you're not likely to be pulling them out much.
I wouldn't go for dual temps - I never understood that entire principle. Look at the gasket around the door - if it's cheap or the door seems flimsy, you'll get moisture build up and your cooler will run a lot. And putting the unit next to the stove or dishwasher isn't a great idea either. Those are insulated, but you exhaust heat from the back, just like your wine cooler does.
As far as brand names, I've not looked at those much but I can say that Haier, which seems to make Magic Chef, is perhaps not your best bet. The compressors seem to burn out quickly and replacing those is essentially the cost of a new unit. I bought a small Haier unit when we were renovating the house and it lasted just over a year. When I looked it up by model, I got to the Magic Chef site. And found many complaints. They're made in China and maybe aren't made of the best materials.
Better are Vinoteque - I've got one going on 10 years. Also Vinotemp, Eurocave and a few others.
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Levin floor statement on sexual assault prevention provisions of NDAA
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
WASHINGTON – Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, spoke today on the Senate floor on provisions of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2014 that are designed to combat military sexual assault. Below is an unofficial transcript of his remarks:
"Mr. President, the bill reported by the committee includes groundbreaking new measures to reduce sexual assault and misconduct. On a bipartisan basis, members debated and approved more than two dozen measures related to preventing sexual assault and delivering justice for the victims of these crimes.
"The bill that we approved and which is now before us would provide every sexual assault victim a counsel – a lawyer who works not for commanders, prosecutors, defense attorneys or a court, but for the victim. It includes strong new protections for victims that are designed to combat the number one problem we have in preventing assaults and dealing with perpetrators: the fact that many assaults remain unreported to authorities. And of great importance, the committee-reported bill for the first time makes it a crime under the Uniform Code of Military Justice to retaliate against a service member who reports a sexual assault. It also requires that the Department of Defense Inspector General review and investigate any allegation of retaliation against those who make communications regarding sexual assault or sexual misconduct.
"Our bill also includes important criminal justice system reforms, including reforms on how our commanders respond to sexual assaults. Our bill includes a requirement that commanders who become aware of a reported sexual assault immediately forward that information to criminal investigators. It eliminates the consideration of the accused's character from the factors that a commander should weigh in deciding whether to prosecute a sexual assault allegation. It restricts the authority of commanders under Article 60 of the UCMJ to set aside court-martial verdicts in cases involving sexual assault and other crimes. It requires a decision by a commander that he will not prosecute a sexual assault complaint undergoes an automatic review by a higher command authority, in nearly all cases a general or flag officer. In cases where a commander's decision not to prosecute contradicts the recommendation of his or her legal adviser, that automatic review is conducted by the service secretary. And the committee-reported bill makes clear that we expect and demand that commanders will use their authority to rein in this problem by fostering a climate of zero tolerance toward sexual misconduct, and one in which service members believe they can come forward to report cases of sexual assault.
"These important reforms were the work of almost every member of the Armed Services Committee. The desire to remove this stain from our military is bipartisan and it is strong.
"Now, Mr. President, perhaps the most basic reason to oppose an amendment of the Senator from New York is this: It removes a powerful tool from those who are indispensable to turning this problem around, our military commanders. Our military commanders are the indispensable tool to turn this around.
"I have met at length with several groups of retired military women. I specifically chose to meet with retired military women to ensure that they would be free to speak their minds. These women – all of whom had seen cases of sexual assault and sexual harassment in the course of their military careers – told me that the problem is not commanders. The problem is a military culture, they told us that too often tolerates excessive drinking and barracks banter that borders on sexual harassment or crosses that line; that fails to recognize the existence of service members who appear to be 'good soldiers' but in fact are sexual predators; a culture that values unit cohesion to such an extent that those who report misconduct are more likely to be ostracized than respected. None of these problems are unique to the military, but they are exacerbated in the military by the frequent rotation of military assignments, which can make it easier for predators to hide.
"Now, the military also has a unique tool for addressing this problem: commanders who can bring about changes in command climate through mandatory training and by issuing and enforcing orders that are not possible in a civilian environment. That is what they when addressing racial discrimination and ending "don't ask, don't tell." That is what they can and should do here. Weeding out sexual predators and the climate that makes it possible for them to hide is an essential ingredient in any solution to the sexual assault problem. And the military women I met with over the summer told me that our commanders are in the best position to make that change. Weakening the authority of commanders would do serious damage to their ability to accomplish it.
"All of us seek the strongest, most effective response to the plague of military sexual assault. The amendment Senator Gillibrand proposes will not strengthen our response. The evidence before us shows that it will, in fact, weaken our response, by removing decisions from the hands of commanders.
"We have two dozen historic reforms in our bill. A number of Senators, led by Senators McCaskill, Ayotte and Fischer, have continued to work on policies to strengthen our response to military sexual assault, and this has resulted in the amendment they have proposed.
"Mr. President, I will conclude by saying this. These additional reforms of the McCaskill-Ayotte-Fischer amendment are significant additions to what is in the committee bill, and I support them. What I cannot support, and I hope the Senate will not support, is legislation that would remove from our commanders the authority to combat this problem. The real strongest tool to combat this problem is the ability to send a matter to a court-martial.
"We cannot strengthen our efforts to prevent sexual assaults by reducing the likelihood of prosecution. We know from history, and from the facts, that that is the result of taking this decision away from the hands of commanders. We know of the 100 cases where other authorities, civilian authorities, have decided not to prosecute, but where the commanders then decided to pursue it anyway. That's just in the last two years. And we don't know of any cases that go in the other direction.
"We cannot strengthen our efforts by weakening the authority of our commanders to act against sexual assault. Commanders were tasked again with making monumental those changes in military culture, from combatting racial discrimination in the 1950s to ending "don't ask, don't tell" in 2011. If we are to accomplish the change in military culture that we all agree is central to combatting sexual misconduct and sexual assault, commanders are essential. We cannot fight sexual predators if we make it more difficult to try and convict them. And we cannot hold our commanders accountable for accomplishing the needed change in culture if we remove their most powerful weapon in the fight."


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I've had this blog for many years. Half the time, I complain about how living in The Philippines is not all sunshine and daisies for a crafty person. Take the lack of local publications on crafting, for example. You take what you can with any issue of Martha Stewart that reaches our shores, but really, these are never enough. Thank goodness for the creative geniuses behind Katha Magazine.
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Committee Recommendations in Order of Significance
Recommendation: In view of the importance of the unpublished analyses by the SWG in showing a net benefit for IPTI-SP, and whereas the committee had no information about how the SWG or the individual study teams ensured quality control of the individual study data and hence the uniformly defined outcomes, the committee recommends that the SWG obtain an independent technical audit of the accuracy of the study-level data and analyses included in the pooled analysis. If this audit confirms the results presented, the committee would support the notion that IPTi-SP is ready to move to a new level. The committee's confidence in the efficacy of IPTi-SP in preventing cases of clinical malaria is sufficient to encourage larger-scale pilot implementations and evaluations in areas where the incidence of malaria in infants is high (often areas of perennial, high- and moderate-level transmission areas) to assess the impact of the intervention under real-life conditions. The provision of stronger evidence on these issues would be invaluable; the committee, however, recognizes that trying to estimate these parameters may involve an ethical challenge. If the evidence of IPTi-SP in preventing clinical malaria is deemed sufficient to propose instituting pilot implementations, there may not be sufficient equipoise to justify large controlled trials of IPTi-SP to evaluate its ability to prevent anemia, hospitalizations with malaria, or all-cause hospitalizations. One possible solution might be to nest case-control studies within large-scale, population-based pilot implementations of IPTi-SP. Nested studies of various designs may allow assessment of the effectiveness of IPTi in preventing malaria hospitalizations, anemia, and infant deaths.
Recommendation: If large-scale implementation is to be pursued, the committee recommends that the first IPTi-SP programs should be used where the infant population is at high risk for malaria morbidity because of perennial, high- and moderate-intensity transmission. Support should be continued for current efforts to identify more precise parameters, such as transmission intensity, seasonality of transmission, DPT3 coverage, and severity of clinical disease for locations in which IPTi-SP is to be implemented. Additionally, if large-scale implementations proceed or wherever large pilot projects are carried out, the committee urges that attempts be made to evaluate the impact of IPTi-SP on mortality in infant and young children
Recommendation: The committee recommends that if programmatic implementation of IPTi-SP were to ensue, public health authorities should monitor evidence of possible increases or decreases of SP resistance in the areas or regions of implementation.
Recommendation: Because of the issues discussed in this document, plans for monitoring and evaluation should accompany the programmatic implementation of IPTi-SP. Indicators would include the burden of malaria in infancy, which is likely to change in response to ongoing and new interventions, SP resistance, side effects, and impact on EPI coverage. Post-implementation monitoring of IPTi-SP would benefit from a baseline assessment followed by regular measurements of the burden of malaria in infancy. This could be accomplished through surveillance at sentinel sites, including hospitals and primary-care centers; in different transmission settings; and in other intercountry networks with capacity for data collection. Once the policy is well established and large-scale implementation is shown to be effective, notable changes may be detected in the age distribution of the pediatric malaria burden that may warrant modification of the policy. For example, if the frequency of infant malaria begins to increase, programmatic shortcomings and the emergence of drug resistance would require investigation. If IPTi, in conjunction with other measures, is highly effective and infant malaria is dramatically reduced or eliminated, the program may be modified to target the appropriate vulnerable age groups, possibly to include older children.
Recommendation: If larger-scale implementation of IPTi-SP in a given country were to ensue, it should be accompanied by the collection of evidence under varying conditions that are likely to affect the cost-effectiveness of the intervention, including the extent to which there is excess capacity under EPI (e.g., staff time, equipment, and vehicle use) to implement IPTi-SP; malaria transmission intensities; the case-fatality rates; the unit prices of IPTi drugs; and the program start-up costs.
Recommendation: Post-implementation monitoring should include pharmacovigilance with longer-term follow-up for children (e.g., 24 months) to detect adverse reactions that may arise when recipients of IPTi-SP in infancy subsequently receive cotrimoxazole or other sulfa drugs.


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Finnish power major Wartsila is planning to expand its footprint in India with the launch of a remote monitoring station aimed at popularising its flexible decentralised power plants.
"This monitoring station allows surveillance of power installations to make sure they are operating optimally and to prevent any possible failures or breakdowns. The first phase will monitor 14 plants (285 MW) out of our total installed capacity of 3500 MW in India," said Rakesh Sarin, Managing Director, Wartsila India Ltd., addressing presspersons here on Wednesday.
"It also allows companies to set up power plants in remote locations without worrying about accessibility or the initial capex involved in periodically sending experienced personnel to check the plant.
"Theoretically, this station here in Chennai has the capability of monitoring all of our power plants – which we will do in a phased manner" he said.
While surveillance services will be initially provided for the power plant customers of Wartsila India, the Indian arm of Wartsila, it will be available later to potential clients for a yet-to-be decided fee.
The company is also in the process of adding 500 MW gas-based power plants to its operations and maintenance portfolio (O&M), bringing the division's total capacity to around 2,000 MW.
According to company officials, the plants are located in South India.
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The firm believes that the key to addressing power shortage in India is by specifically targeting peak load shortfall in power generation capacity.
Power shortages and 'brownouts' are primarily due to the inability of the electricity board to cater to peak hour demand in the mornings or evenings.
Wartsila's decentralised power plants operate on liquid fuels or gas, and can be reduce costs by being deployed quicker than conventional power plants.
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Escape to the Helsinki Islands
The archipelago of Helsinki consists of around 330 islands, providing a great getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city. Jump on a ferry and a life of Riley is guaranteed.
For example Pihlajasaari is the most popular island among Helsinkians to spend a sunny summer's day. The island is famous for its picturesque sandy beaches, as well as its rocks on the other side of the island, both of which offer great spots for sunbathers and swimmers. The island is perfect for day-long picnics but, if you want a day off from the kitchen, then you can enjoy the delicacies of the restaurant Pihlajasaari.
Vartiosaari's history is very intriguing. It is believed that the island was used as a guard ground to warn locals of imminent attacks during the Viking Age. A warning fire was lit on a rocky hill that soars to 32 meters above sea level. A thousand years later, the island has become a popular site among Helsinki's bourgeoisie, who built villas there. Nowadays, the opulent berry and mushroom crops attract visitors during the summer and autumn months. The winter creates a superb setting for skiers and skaters.
Helsinki is a modern, pocket-sized European city known for design and high technology. Helsinki's attractive and unique character comes from its proximity to the sea, as well as its location between the East and the West.
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