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I'm in the SF Bay Area - Sunset zone 15 - and I'm curious what you think are the easiest perennials to grow from seeds? Also, I'm curious which can i stick in the ground now? (I know some need to be chilled)... I've had great success seeding our state flower. That's given me the confidence to try more. |
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Kind of a difficult question because there are literally thousands upon thousands of possibilities. Hard to narrow it down without knowing what kinds of plants you are interested in, what your garden space is like, style, and so forth. |
I am not in your zone but since no one is replying I will give it a whirl. lobularia tagetes cosmos Impatiens balsamina viola, the pansy type zinnia columbine calendula officinalis portulaca mirabilis jalapa alcea Ipomoea I have grown them all from seed directly in the ground |
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- Posted by modern_miss 10 (My Page) on Tue, Oct 22, 13 at 13:11
thanks - that's really helpful. I will give those seeds a try. I also want to just see what will grow in the ground. |
- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Thu, Oct 24, 13 at 23:12
I have only grown a few bedding-type flowering perennials successfully from seed: rudbeckia, sea holly, columbine, blue flax, and achillea ptarmica. I have also managed to get foxgloves to grow, but I think they are a biennial. It's easy to grow members of the iris family from seed- especially fortnight lilies and candy lilies. Zinnias, ipomoea, portulaca, calendula, violas, cosmos, and tagetes grow from seed here, but they are all annual. I have had some vincas survive for more than one year, though. Annual flowers are super easy to grow from seed. I grow California poppies, breadseed and shirley poppies, peony poppies, Iceland poppies, larkspur, red flax, paludosum daisies, bachelor buttons, nigella, bells of ireland, toadflax, Queen Anne's Lace, and lobelia. I have trouble getting vincas and pansies to grow from seed. |
My list was all annuals; my mistake. My best success with perennials would have to be Iberis. I have them as a very low hedge. I would not have been able to buy so many plants from the nursery due to cost. The hedge has at least twenty plants. I have two Gerbera Daisy seedlings, I am trying not to kill them. |
Easy from seed Perennials in the SF bay area: Yarrow Aquilegia Hollyhock Gaillardia (short lived - self sows) Nicotiana Dahlia (try Bishops Children) Verbascum (some are biennial - all self sow) |
also: Tree mallows (lavatera) Lemon marigold (Tagates lemonii) gazanias borage Phacelia Monkeyflower (mimulus) yerba buena (Satureja) fall = bulbs, so those are some of the easiest now too. Ginger, iris, garlic, calla, freesia, lilies, ... |
Tons and tons of perennials to be grown from seed...sowing in the ground can be 'iffy'. If you get serious about it, sow your seeds in flats of peat mix / potting soil for hundreds and hundreds of plants.. |
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Furthering the U.S. Euro divide on financial crisis (non)response, the ECB is not having any more of this private asset buying crap. And, you will be happy to know, the incident many refer to as a "credit crunch" or "credit crisis" is absolutely, positively over. Got it? Over. Done. Finished. Ceased to be.
European Central Bank Governing Council member Axel Weber said he sees "no need" for the ECB to buy further private assets to support lending.
"I currently don't see the need for outright purchases of further private debt obligations," Weber said in a speech in Munich today. "There is no credit crunch in the euro area; therefore, there is no reason why we should surpass the banking system with our monetary-policy instruments."
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you see you US bitches – we are fine over here. you ask why? because here defaulting on your mortgage = personal bankruptcy.
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and the European banks will move aggressively to capitalize on the US market weakness..blah blah blah
..run down the curtain and joined the bleedin' choir invisible. This is an ex-Parrot!
Be smarter! Please.
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i am going to sue the federal Reserve and bank or america for packing my mortgage up in a security. this is ridiculous, people!
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I cant help but wonder when such grand scale state intervention in private markets became the expected norm. Is that really the US over there ? What about allowing firms that have fucked up go under? Rather then drag entire nations down with them.
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I know traditionally gardens in Japan don't have lots of flowers, but if a person wanted to plant such a garden in Japan, roses, peonies, poppies, etc.(add some cottage garden elements), how would the plants be effected by the rainy season in June? Do all the petals fall off? Are the plants just fine, only wet? Does it delay summer bloomers? I guess I am not sure how much/how hard it rains. Is there anyone here from Japan, or who knows who I could ask? I have done a lot of research on the web, but I can't find an answer to such a specific question (not in english anyway). I very much want to know, planting times, and blooming times of year, as compared to here, Northeast U.S.A. Does it rain all day, or just a shower? Do people still work the soil, plant seeds, seedlings, prune in this rain, or is there a pause in gardening for June?
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Hi Kiyoshi Rainy season of between end of May to early July is called "Tsuyu" Some time home owner use unbrella to protect flower. Hokkaido don't have tsuyu/rainy season. Planting time Blooming time of year rain Location Blooming time If you contac to Cosulate General of Japan in your area, they will provide you some free information. Don't afraid to ask.....yama |
- Posted by iammikiyoshi 6 (My Page) on Tue, Jan 30, 07 at 18:22
Thand you Yama. I am interested in the area around Kyoto, for information about flower growing season, and effect of the tsuyu in June, and of the typhons in fall, on a garden grown in that general area. You have already been very helpful, can you tell me more about this area in particular? I am in the U.S.A, do you think the Consulate General of Japan would still answer my questions? Thank you |
Hi Call consulate general of Japan anyway. They have some free informations.Ask all of it. You may find intresting informations. "Notheast" cover wide area. northern part of northeast or southpart of north east are not same. Do your part then I will help you more.^^ .........yama |
Another way to determine what flowers bloom during each season, one could look at some of the traditional arts like screen paintings, ikebana , pottery, kimono material. Because, each season has flowers and plants which represent the current season are usually can be found in the art. er go, screen with susuki and a moon is probably fall. Botan is late spring. Most of these themes are centered around the time which the flowers bloom in Kyoto. If you would like more info drop a line. David |
Hi kiyoshi I am not for sure that Consulate general of Japan 's stuff able to give you answer or not,but they have some informations about Japan. Untill you call you them, you never know what you can get. In general, most trees, shrubs bloom betweeen spring to fall. but some plant ,tree bloom in winter. Tyhoon season Weather of kyoto is similar to Atlanta or north Georgia. Depend on what part of kyoto. If you want to dig very detail information, then check " Nogyo hakusho" report of Japanese Agriculture.It's should have some information about kyoto. good luck.....................yama |
Hi David Did you recieved sanskrit book? I am not good at keeping cell phone with me all time. Please send me e mail. yama |
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Thank you Yama. I have gone to the Consulate General of Japan website in New York, it did have some useful information and some links I will check out. (I feel a little nervous to write or email directly the consulate, but you are right I wont know if I don't ask.). I am unsure of exactly where in Kyoto would be best (for such a garden), more information will help me narrow it down. I will check out the "Nogyo Hakusho" report you mention. I am unhappy to hear that typhoons can start as early as July and August. Are there parts of Kyoto where it doesn't happen til September? I need the flowers to bloom, and stay on the plants for a couple of months. Thank you David. I am hoping for some information like, this part of country is zone 5 or 6 (I guess it would probably be like US zone 6 in parts of Kyoto?) and then you know you buy seed packets and they say what zones they can be planted in, and when and how long they bloom. I just found and ordered a book called Garden Plants of Japan. I am hoping it will answer some more of my questions. Thank both of you for all your help. After I find out a bit more, I will most likely have more (specific) questions to ask. Tiffany/Mikiyoshi |
Tifany David and I , we are friend.We both are Buddist. I am old enough to be grand father David is younger and taller than I am. I am from Tokyo, Born there and gronw up there.Daivid is born in USA. I am glad that you are going to serch your self and spend your time to find something you are intrested. Past 20 years or so English garden was very popular in Japan. Some time garden/flower lover use umbrella to protect flowers. let's us know your finding(s)................yama |
oops I forgot to tell you Tifany. Consulate General office has free monthly information. You can ask for it. There are many consulates are workingat each Conslulate General office. The Conlulate General of Japan is not handling each request or question (s) ^^ Also they may stock some books and video for rent. If You talk to the office personal, you may find something else. All Consulate General stuff are doing what they are paid for. "Helping you" So Don't affrid to call. yama |
Here is someone who is growing roses very successfully in Hokkaido Japan |
Here is a link that might be useful: Kiho's garden
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Things That Make You Go Hmmmm…
A few studies came out this week that either gave me pause, sort of irked me, or just otherwise made me giggle.
1. First, the giggle. A study of pet owners by AP-Petside.com found that 30% of women say that their pet is a better listener than their husband. 18% of men feel the same way—that Fido is a better ear than their female companion. An interesting note about the difference between cats and dogs, from the AP article: "Twenty-five percent of dog owners said their canines listened better
than a spouse, while only 14 percent of cat owners chose the feline." Hmmm. As someone who has owned both cats and dogs, I have to say that they are both great listeners. It's just that one seems vastly more interested than the other. (Cats have that "Do you mind? I'd rather be cleaning my paws…" look on their face most of the time.)
2. Next, the pause: A study just released in the Archives of Internal Medicine found a link between chocolate consumption and depression. As in: people who ate more chocolate were more likely to be down- in-the-dumps. Hmmm. A classic chicken-and-egg situation, don't you think? As in: Do you become blue because all that sweet stuff has snowballed into poor eating habits, and then weight gain, health problems, maybe even dental woes and a host of other negative things? Or, are you feeling low so you just mainline the chocolate and repeat that cycle? Hmm. Pass the M&Ms.
3. Finally, the one that irked me: Lack of sleep makes you eat more. This research nothing new, per se (there have been studies reporting this for a few years), but this latest headline-grabber includes a recent study from The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. It seems that being short on sleep causes an increase in the hormones that regulate appetite. Hmmm. What irks me isn't actually the article or the study or its findings, per se (they are what they are!) but it simple brings up the eternally vexing conundrum facing anyone who wants to try to workout in the morning, but is already not getting enough sleep. The exercise can help you feel better as well as offset some of that aforementioned over-eating, but the earlier wake-up cuts into that precious sleep. And there's a similar thing if you try to work out after work or even after dinner; too late of a sweat session can make it hard to go to sleep at an appropriate hour. What to do!?


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Three ways to learn to meditate
In terms of popularity, meditation is catching up with yoga. In fact, they belong to the same tradition. Yoga is a Sanskrit word that refers to the yoking together of the body and the mind.
I find that the most effective meditation techniques are silent. Here's a quick guide to three of the most popular ones, so you can discover which suits you best:
• Mindfulness
According to my friend Shamash Alidina, author of Mindfulness for Dummies, this technique has four aspects: being present, acceptance, curiosity and compassion. You can experience being present right now by downloading your free excerpt from http://changefromwithin.net : Being Present Will Change Your Life.
• Mantra meditation
Mantra is another Sanskrit term meaning mind instrument. It enables us to go beyond – or transcend – ordinary consciousness, hence the term Transcendental Meditation. TM is deeply restful. Creative ideas and solutions to problems often appear spontaneously. It can also reduce jet lag and blood pressure. You can learn it at http://uk.tm.org/ and http://meditationtrust.com
• Silent Sufi meditation
In silent Sufi meditation we move our attention away from the intellect/ego and towards the heart. Although this is a spiritual practice, many who have learned it have experienced physical effects in the early stages. You can learn it free of charge at http://schoolofsufiteaching.org
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There are many forms of meditation. I find the silent ones work best for me, whether it's mindfulness, Transcendental Meditation or simply being present from one moment to the next.
Have you ever been told that you need to 'open your heart'? I have. Fortunately, the Sufis have developed a practical way of doing so which fits in with modern life. Sufism is the mystical aspect of Islam, but you don't have to be a Muslim to learn their practices and benefit from them. Recently I've been learning a silent meditation at the School of Sufi Teaching.
The School teaches free of charge at various locations throughout the UK. In London the classes take place at the Quaker Meeting House (see above) near Old Street roundabout, the centre of what is sometimes described as 'Tech City'. The School has sister organisations in other countries.
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It was March 20th 2012 when Metal Sludge broke exclusive news that Robbie Crane had officially left RATT after 15 years. We did that story HERE. We also followed that up with the rumor on the street article exactly one month later on April 20th right HERE that Juan Croucier was coming back. Then like a lot of Sludge rumors, we were right. And the main rodent Stephen Pearcy confirmed HERE that Juan Croucier was going to be joining the band at the annual M3 Rock Festival in Maryland on May 12th 2012.
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After a second summer of dates with RATT Croucier seems to fully be back in the groove. Add to that, Juan seems to really be enjoying all that comes with being back on the road again. He posted a message on his official facebook yesterday and seems to be very thankful!
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I live in a semi-rural old "neighborhood" that is surrounded by water, highways and other old neighborhoods.
I grew up on the property, as my dad built the house in 1936. We bought it when the folks passed away. When I was growing up we occasionally saw snakes, and of course with the mentality at the time, they were promptly killed. We never, ever had mice or rats come into the house, even though a neighbor had dogs and hogs in those days and there was probably food items for rodents around. Never had a mouse. Now, we get them every winter. It is very tiring, so I investigated getting a rat snake from a pet store and setting it loose. Would a rat snake kill my chickens on their roosts at night, or even in the daytime? |
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President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia meets President of France, General Charles De Gaulle at Rambouillet, France.
Various shots of the Tunisian flag flying from battlement at the Chateau of Rambouillet. MS reporters standing outside the Chateau. CU sign on gates: "Parc Ferme". Various shots Citroen car entering the grounds. Group of spectators looking through gates.
Various shots Tunisian president's car with escort of police motorcyclists entering grounds of the Chateau. LS, seen through railings, of Bourguiba leaving his car and being greeted by de Gaulle on steps of the Chateau. CU telescopic lens, pan along it to cameraman. LS Tricolour flying from the Chateau. MS group of press photographers outside the gates of the chateau.
MS Bourguiba and de Gaulle seated together on sofa. CU Bourguiba, pan to CU de Gaulle. MS De Gaulle with Bourguiba, pan to press photographers. Various shots of Bourguiba and de Gaulle in conference, ushers ask the cameramen to leave the room. Various shots pressmen leaving the conference room. LS of the entrance and windows of the Chateau (taken at dusk).
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The Northern Light Infantry in the Kargil Operations, 1999
v.1.1 August 25, 2002
Ravi Rikhye
Because of the exceptional harsh winter weather conditions in the North Kashmir region, Indian piquets were customarily withdrawn with the onset of winter. They returned in the late spring. In 1998 Pakistan infiltrated approximately 1000 troops during the winter and spring of 1998/1999, presenting India with a de facto change in the Line of Control.
India reacted by moving 8 Mountain Division from the Kashmir Valley to Dras, and forced the intruders out after several weeks of heavy fighting in June and July 1999. Approximately six brigades and 30,000 troops were required to complete the job.
The Northern Light Infantry conducted the infiltration and subsequent fighting. Initially four battalions – 3, 4, 5, and 6 NLI – were deployed; later, at least three other battalions – 7, 11, and 12 – were engaged.
Because officers from several other regiments were identified – 24 Sind, 13 Azad Kashmir, 1 and 63 Frontier Force, 60 Baluch – there exists a temptation to assume other battalions were involved. As far as is known, however, these officers probably were on deputation to the NLI. Regular battalions assigned to Force Command Northern Areas, for example, 69 Baluch at Olithingthang, did not enter the fighting. Officers from 1 and 3 Special Services Group were also killed; the SSG, however, has at least two companies assigned to FCNA and was an essential part of Pakistani plans.
Two Frontier Scouts battalions (wings in Frontier Corps terminology) – 2 Chitral Scouts and a battalion of the Bajaur Scouts – joined the fighting to reinforce NLI battalions.
One reason Pakistan may have been constrained in escalating the fighting once the Indians began pushing the NLI off the mountain posts was that Pakistan could not shift Kashmir-committed battalions to the north in case the fighting escalated, and outside battalions would have required an extensive period of acclimatization. India could shift six brigades without affecting its Kashmir defenses because these troops were on counterinsurgency duty, and sure enough, the rest of 1999 saw an increase in militant activity.
The NLI suffered very heavy casualties in the fighting: the Indian Army buried 244 killed and Pakistan accepted the bodies of five additional killed. The Herald, a Pakistani publication, indicates that more than 500 soldiers were killed and buried in the Northern Areas. It is probable that some additional men were also killed but are buried outside the Northern Areas. For example, the two Scouts wings belong to the North West Frontier Province, not to the Northern Areas. This adds up to upwards of 750 men killed. It appears that 6 NLI suffered particularly heavy losses.
The impact of such a high casualty rate on the tiny communities of the thinly populated Northern Areas must have been disastrous, and the Herald article indicates this was the case. See www.vijayinkargil.org/herald.htm . The fighting was followed by unrest in the Northern Areas. The Pakistan Government dealt with the unrest by:
Suppression – the Northern Areas in any case do not have the right to vote even when Pakistan is under democratic rule.
Cash payments – Payments ranging from Rs 900,000 to Rs 1,200,000 were made to the families of men killed. In the South Asia context, particularly so in the poor and backward Northern Areas, these are enormous sums of money.
Recognition – the NLI was regularized and over 40 gallantry awards given
The NLI suffered heavier losses than the Indian attackers even though the latter were fighting upmountain because:
NLI posts were isolated and not cross-supported due to the need to grab the maximum territory. Indian forces were able to concentrate against each in turn and overwhelm them. The analogy with the Sino-India War 1962 is obvious.
To avoid alerting the Indians, Pakistan did not improve its communications in this remote area. Consequently, it was unable to adequately resupply its posts. In the absence of proper roads, a large number of porters are required, but because the area is so thinly populated, and because Pakistan did not expect India to retaliate, few porters would have been available.
To avoid escalating the war, Pakistan did not reinforce NLI posts to the extent it could have, either with NLI battalions or regular army battalions.
Most important, India used firepower to an extent unprecedented in South Asia. In just one operation to seize three posts in the Dras area, for example, Indian guns fired over 4000 rounds. This may be quite routine in western armies, but is an unheard of ammunition expenditure in South Asia. Pakistan artillery, which works to a high standard and was a big reason the Indians did not do better in 1965, could not operate effectively once the NLI was pushed off the high piquets and it lost its forward observers.
The NLI appears to have fought with exceptional bravery, despite lack of support from higher headquarters and grave disquiet among its ranks at Pakistan's actions. For example, the Indian Army website listed above has posted pages from the diary of a company commander of 5 NLI. This company had only 71 men at the start of its operation instead of the 113 authorized, which indicates serious trouble even before the onset of the fighting. Twenty-five men were evacuated due to sickness, and a number of others asked for permission to leave the service. The latter were, of course, not allowed to do so. Though the photographed pages are hard to read, it appears at one stage the company was down to just 37 or 38 men.
Despite these conditions, India took only eight prisoners. One, having run out of ammunition, resorted to throwing rocks at the attackers. Some of the prisoners was severely wounded and were possibly left behind by withdrawing troops. We must, of course, take into account the possibility that the Indians refused to take prisoners, in part because of the earlier torture, mutilation, and execution of four Indian soldiers. At the same time, we should possibly avoid pinning the blame of the NLI. For one thing, a Pakistan Army officer saved two of the six men who fell into Pakistani hands. For another, that the bodies were returned despite their obvious condition may show that someone in authority wanted to do the decent thing even though the Pakistan Army would be blamed. It is possible that the Pakistan Special Services Group, not the NLI or other elements of the Pakistan Army, were responsible. The SSG routinely executes prisoners after unspeakable treatment. Its battalion in East Pakistan in 1971 was guilty of the most serious war crimes against civilians; another battalion left ample evidence of its handiwork in the hotly disputed Chaamb sector in the western front.
The saddest aspect of the Kargil fighting is that the Pakistan Government refused to accept back the bodies of all except 5 killed. We find incredible and unbelievable that a government can be so devoid of honor as to first tell its soldiers to discard their uniforms, destroy their ID, infiltrate enemy-held terrain, fight without adequate support, refuse to reinforce them, in effect leaving them to be killed, and on top of this, refuse to take the bodies back, all because of a failed fiction that these men were Kashmiri freedom fighters not under its control. This is not the place to get into a political discussion, but the general reader should know there are no Kashmiri freedom fighters in Ladakh and never will be because the Ladakh Muslims are of the "wrong" sect and completely support India.
So not only this fiction not particularly intelligent, by requiring its men to fight out of uniform, the Pakistan Government stripped them of the protections of the Geneva Convention. If India did indeed execute any POWs, it was within its lawful right to do so, as it was dealing with an invasion of its territory by armed civilians. The Pakistan Government seems to have forgotten that in South Asia, at least, soldiering is an honorable profession. A government can ask for volunteers who will be expected to fight out of uniform. It cannot require its soldiers to do so. This is an absolute abuse of its soldiers, and what makes it worse is that the Northern Areas have no political voice.
We are horrified to learn of even worse happenings from the Herald story. Bodies of NLI soldiers killed in the fighting were taken back to their villages during the night, usually with just one soldier accompanying the body, and dumped outside their family's house at all hours. Sometimes the soldiers were out of uniform. The bodies were not even washed and properly dressed in uniform. The Herald speaks of two cousins who lay in their coffins dressed in tracksuits. A soldier who served in the same unit as another whose body was returned told the family that at their post only some kilograms of sugar was left by way of food. The dead soldier's father told the Herald that the youngster still had sugar on his mouth. So now we not only have a violation of military honor, we have a complete disregard for religion and human decency.
A last point. If callous civilians had treated the military in this manner, perhaps there could be some excuse. The Kargil intrusion, however, was conceived, planned, and executed in secrecy by the highest echelons of the Pakistan General Staff, including their divisional commander, the Force Commander Northern Areas. The now-deposed civilian government had little to do with it except to retroactively give its stamp of approval. The guiding spirit behind the operation was the head of the Pakistan Army himself, now the head of the country.


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Trauma Patient Assessment
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Malik Akbar: Thanks for this. You make application of these skills clear and memorable. newls1: fantastic job... i love the gun in background.. LOL Patrick McGoff: Aced my trauma patient assessment yesterday! Thanks for the help! lessedu: its so stupid, you trying to be funny but dont try so hard, :/ dsemt54: ILL GO GET THE SCENE SAFE BlueJFilms: Thank you for your caps lock. It has made your opinion very clear. According to the New York State Suspected Spinal Injuries Protocol, manually stabilizing the pt's cervical spine is one of the first steps along with maintaining airway control. There is no immobilization with devices until after initial assessment and vital signs. BlueJFilms: The scene size up and primary assessment are mandatory first steps. After that, not everything needs to be in exact order. If the EMT determines the patient is a priority, transport may be initiated after patient is moved to backboard. And always check the posterior if moving a patient to a backboard. BlueJFilms: This is not the NREMT skills station. This follows the NYS DOH skills station. They are not comparable…NYS does not include everything that is in the NREMT station. deekomo: Name is part of the glasgow coma scale just like what day it is, who is the current president. Needs to be asked lllolly: what a load of crap glennkat: @HalfBak3dM0nkey same drietdorf: Not true. BlueJFilms: In New York State, there are only three questions for AVPU. Where are you from? blueeyedgirls2010: are you an EMT or a Paramedic? if so then that shouldn't bug you. its a national thing to ask if they know their name where they are and what time (or day really) it is. its to check alertness and establish mental status. if you are not an EMT or Medic then you shouldn't comment that. yours truly, an EMT Adam Shutt: "Jesus will ya... I'm on the phone!!!" xD BlueJFilms: You are right. She should have verbalized and palpated the ribs. One hand on each side and asked for another deep breath. Good catch. wall69crew: in two emts one has minimal knowledge who will asign in the head in turning the patient???pls.....thanks for help. A28langhorne: the best emt video on youtube it actually will help me for my xam tomorrow Tim W: im currently an emt-b student in nyc, and i found this video very helpful for remembering the basic steps... so thank you very much. to all the haters... this is clearly meant to show the BASICS in patient assessment. Every situation is different, and all patients are different. Most EMT's come up with their own routine of patient assessment, this video clearly shows the basic skills and routine. stop hatin. BlueJFilms: I would appreciate it if comments be kept beneficial to training or at least have constructive criticism. firecode13: So is this EMT basic? nyqs81: People are forgetting this is done to New York State's protocols. fall4daeyez: Great vid !! Thanks... Very helpful ;) BlueJFilms: @murta2 According to NYS, this is a rapid assessment. yastasha: ok this is hilarius and sooo wrong, but very informative! MsBronxSAVIOR: omg decembers almost here smhh !!!! so nervousss BlueJFilms: A secondary injury is a non-life-threatening injury that can wait to be treated. Always treat life-threatening injuries before moving to the next problem. If you have any other questions, please feel free to message me. BlueJFilms: You don't need to do that according to New York State's Protocol. XavierDuFermier: duck hunt is kick ass BRudy87: I JUST passed my practicals. Patient Assessment was the only station I lost 1 point on. Just remember to verbalize everything and you will be OK. Even if you think you missed something, they wont take points off for you saying it again. Don't forget BSI and Scene Safe! Adrenaline7: I have never heard of such a thing. I am from North Carolina and it isn't in our protocol either. The only time I have heard of checking carotid is if you are checking for a pulse in a cardiac arrest patient. pfdrake511: One should never move the patient to the truck until vitals are taken. The EMT in the video took vitals before transport. bumblebeethatsmeobv: omg thank you, so helpful! BlueJFilms: But if you have a gut feeling you need to do a thorough assessment of the airway, by all means, do it. The airway is very important and it is always better to be on the safe side. jerellem: lmao wtf BlueJayJayWay: You always want to ask open ended questions and not simple yes or no questions to avoid that. pfdrake511: We also assess 5 baseline vitals in NY . We assess skin in the initial assessment, pulse/respirations/BP in the PE, and pupils in the rapid assessment. In trauma assessment, NY requires vitals, SAMPLE, then PE. Fritz Vanderhoffen: Thanks for the response! It makes a lot more sense now, knowing that the stuff after ABC's don't have to be exactly in the same order. The one they gave me had us doing vitals almost at the end. bigfathatter: It didn't look like they reassessed PMS after securing the patient to the backboard. mortonuhv: is your scene safe? how many patients do you have? MOI/NOI? do you need ALS back up? Do you need cspine precautions? = scene size up katenorange: in LA county its A&Ox3 name/place/time. and we take vitals on the rig on the way to the hospital Ben Asack: Do you treat conditions and injuries as you find them? What does a "secondary injury" mean? Thx southlinefire10: i got my bsi on do you have your bsi on i got my bsi on do you got your bsi on i don't know do i have my bsi on looks at his bare feet is the scene safe is the scence safe i don't know is the scene safe go make it safe gunna make the scene safe yeaaaaaaaa!!!! best part of my life ccya2yr: i understand that, we are taught the same thing, but we were taught to not ask wat their name is, because like i said before they can say some random name and the FR or EMT or whoever wont know that thats their name or not, i do understand that everyehere does their things differently, i still in the class and it just bugged me a bit from wat we are taught DThompson1985: How do you determine if they are in shock other than by the way they look if you dont take vitals until you are in the truck. Just asking jsin55: @BlueJFilms well i didn't watch the whole thing but only two lung fields were auscultated during abc assesment. There could be life threatening injuries that would cause different lung fields to be absent or diminished. Discovery of these conditions should take priority over rapid trauma because it is a "B" step. asriya: @DonnaApathy I have never heard of CMS and getting a cap on all four limbs, especially on a neck pain? I don't know what I would do if either a medic or a basic student tried doing that to my patient. blueeyedgirls2010: Im an EMT in Maryland, and its crazy how different things are! Here after establishing ABC'S c-spine stabilization and AVPU we move right into a rapid trauma assessment before vitals, breath sounds, body sweep (thats included in our RTA for DCAP-BTLS). just commenting on how different things are in different states :) bpludlow: lol, great job cyanotic_cyanide: -general impression:gender, age, level of distress [mild, moderate, severe] -person, place, time, dont forget to ask for what happened dont assume chief complaint -fall/hit head/lose conscience? -didnt check capillary refill on upper and lower extremities [CMS in general] -someone should be holding the board so i dont move around -did not say how far down or up to move patient on long board -emt closes to head places hands on shoulder and hip, emt at bottom places hand on lower leg&on hip also - |
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Cositas para la parte inferior del pantalon. Sew a ruffle on the bottom of a pair of pants and you take them to a whole new level, add a bow…and well, you've really got something :).
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I really appreciate all the lovely comments and emails I've received! I have always wanted to start knitting but always thought it was so confusing and very time consuming. A couple of months ago I watched some videos on Youtube to learn how to knit. After a few tries and watching the videos over and over, I finally got the hang of it but still not quite yet.
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