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BY CASEY TONER firstname.lastname@example.com December 29, 2012 7:38PM
Marine Lance Cpl. Kyle Dathe, center, is welcomed home by his sister-in-law, Cindy Dathe, at his home along Teal Drive in New Lenox, IL on Saturday December 29, 2012. He graduated from Lincoln Way Central in 2009 and this was his first deployment. He has served two and a half years as a United States Marine. | Matt Marton~Sun-Times Media
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Now that their son is home, the Dathe family in New Lenox enjoyed a very merry Christmas and plan to have an even happier New Year.
Marine Lance Cpl. Kyle Dathe, 21, arrived Dec. 23 at O'Hare International Airport. He left on an overseas deployment aboard a ship in March.
While he was seaside serving as an ammunition technician, he was stationed outside Spain, Moracco, Jordan, Kuwait, Djibouti and most recently, Syria.
His ship, the USS Iwo Jima, was given orders to sail home in mid-December.
It marked the end of the first deployment for Dathe, who dreamed of being a Marine since he was 8. He enlisted after graduating from Lincoln-Way Central High School in 2009.
Although he had been home for almost a week, Dathe received a royal welcoming party Saturday.
He was picked up at the New Lenox American Legion Post 1977 and given a police escort to his home, where Soldiers Guardian Angels and the Warrior Watch Riders volunteers stood outside his garage in the freezing cold, waving U.S. flags, cheering him on and playing patriotic tunes.
Dathe's father, John Dathe, said it was great having his son home for the holidays.
"I think about him every day and every night," John said. "When he's gone, he's in God's hand, and I trust God."
His mother, Claire Dathe, said that while she kept up on his travels through Facebook, she missed her son and was glad to have him home.
"It's been a great holiday season," she said. "We had a quiet family Christmas together. Now we're ready for our friends."
Dathe said he is driving back to his base — Camp Lejeune in North Carolina — on Jan. 12. In the meantime, he plans to spend his days hanging out with his family and friends, including his three older siblings, and eating home-cooked meals. The one food he was looking forward to eating most was pumpkin pie.
"My mom had one but she dropped it on the floor," Dathe said, laughing. "I was devastated."
His next overseas deployment is expected in June 2014, and he plans to re-enlist once his current four-year term is up.
"I feel like I'm used to the lifestyle," he said. "It's suitable for me."

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Four decades in the fight for equality Equitas has helped shape advances in human rights, here and around the world, through its education programs CHERYL CORNACCHIA The Gazette Monday, May 07, 2007 In 1967, Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms was still 15 years away and human rights commissions were only a figment of someone's imagination. But the founders of Equitas - the International Centre for Human Rights Education - were undeterred. Four decades later, this small, plucky Montreal-based non-governmental organization can take credit for strengthening the global culture of human rights. "We never imagined it would take on such a big role internationally," said Paul-Andre Crepeau, an emeritus law professor at McGill University. Last Thursday, Crepeau and others celebrated the 40th anniversary of the group, formerly known as the Canadian Human Rights Foundation. A cocktail party kicked off a three-day symposium that brought together human rights leaders from 16 countries. Ian Hamilton, the group's executive director, said the 40th anniversary was an opportunity to showcase the group's history and accomplishments. Besides Crepeau, the group's founders included John Humphrey, a former McGill University law professor and chief architect of the United Nations Declaration on Human Rights. "They were doing this work before law schools in Canada were even teaching human rights," Hamilton said. In Canada, he said, the group worked to raise awareness about the rights of the aged, the disabled, women and other disadvantaged groups. When that was done, he said, the group turned to the international stage. To date, Equitas has educated more than 3,000 trainees, 500 of them Canadian, to identify and rectify human rights violations. Last year, more than 120 participants from 60 countries, including Bahrain, Iraq, Egypt, Indonesia, Chile and India, attended the group's annual International Human Rights Training Program at John Abbott College in Ste. Anne de Bellevue. Signalling a return to Canada, in 2003, the group developed a summer day camp program to teach children, age 6 to 12, fairness, inclusion and non-discrimination. Last year, Play It Right was used by camp directors and counsellors at 86 city of Montreal and borough day camps. This summer, the program will be introduced at municipally run camps in five more Canadian cities. Elena Ippoliti, a human rights officer with the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva, said the group's work has fuelled the international movement. "You can see their impact," said Ippoliti, who was in town for the three-day symposium, co-sponsored by the UN. Last year, she said, she met an 8-year-old boy in Tamil Nadu, a province in southern India, who is a perfect example of how the group works to change entrenched attitudes and discrimination. The boy's teacher had been trained by People's Watch Tamil Nadu, a group that sends workers to Equitas's International Human Rights Training Program. The boy realized after learning about gender equality that his baby sister's life was in danger in his own home - and that it was wrong. When his pleas to save his sister were ignored by his parents, he implored his teachers to help. Thanks to him, Ippoliti said, the little girl's life was spared and there has been public discussion about female infanticide in the village. "I like this story," Ippoliti said. "It tells you that human rights education is empowering." © The Gazette (Montreal) 2007 Source: http://www.canada.com/montrealgazette/news/story.html?id=459e35a8-bc51-4a09-a081-94b963ffced0 ======== North American Human Rights Education listserv ======= Send mail intended for the list to < >. Archives of the list can be found at: http://www.hrea.org/lists/hr-education-na/ **You are welcome to reprint, copy, archive, quote or re-post this item, but please retain the original and listserv source.
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Gratuitous Space Battles Flies Free on Steam This Weekend
Destroying space ships has never been cheaper with Gratuitous Space Battles, as the intergalactic strategy title is now free to play on Steam until Sunday. If you love playing the game on your PC or Mac, it's on sale through February 25th for $3.75 and $4.75 for the complete pack, which includes all of the downloadable content.
Considering that Gratuitous Space Battles is normally priced at $14.95, that's a solid discount for the game. The object of GSB is to build up your fleet and tear the enemy apart with concise strategic thinking. Gamers expecting a muscular shoot 'em up should look elsewhere, as it's a title that, according to creator Cliff Harris, is more like a tower defense game than a real time strategy title.
"Imagine tower defense, but with moving towers you can design from scratch, in space, with cool laser effects," said Harris on the game's official site. "That is a fair approximation of GSB."


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Thomas Dale Activities Director Lee Batten recently announced the hiring of Kevin Tucker as the school's next football coach. The appointment comes less than three weeks after long-time Dale coach Vic Williams announced his retirement.
The move is seen as an attempt to build on the continuity and success that has been a hallmark of Dale football. Tucker has been a valued member of the Thomas Dale staff.
Following his grandfather and father, Tucker was a third-generation Knight who went on to star at Hampden-Sydney after his graduation in 1998. He presently teaches at Matoaca High School, where he also coaches junior varsity baseball, but will presumably be moving over to the staff at Dale.
Described by a fellow coach as "a great guy and well respected in the football community," Tucker should bring the level of intensity that has come to be expected at Thomas Dale.
"We will play tough, hard-nosed football. I expect my players to be students of the game and to do things the right way," an obviously excited Tucker said.
Tucker has some big shoes to fill in replacing the mega-successful Williams. He is ready to hit the ground running and will meet with his players as a group for the first time this week.
"We lost so much talent and leadership from the state championship team last season, but there is a tremendous amount of talent and commitment coming up through the ranks," he said. "I cut my teeth on the Dale philosophy that defense wins championships. We are often categorized as a three-yards-in-a-cloud-of-dust program, but I also bring to the table the wide open offense that we ran at Hampden-Sydney."


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Review: 'Unfinished Song' Rises Above Senior-Sploitation with Good Performances and Heart
Movie Reviews By Caitlin Hughes on June 22, 2013 | Be the First To CommentAh, movies about elderly British people. There has been somewhat of a groundswell of these movies over the years, with Quartet, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Ladies in Lavender and Calendar Girls. Typically, they feature Maggie Smith or Helen Mirren and show that, yes, while the Brits are thought to be stuffy, they are really crazy and fun! They also take old age by the balls by doing fun activities like posing nude or going on a wild vacay – probably with a life lesson learned along the way. Paul Andrew Williams's Unfinished Song is yet another film falling into this "elderly British" bracket. And like the others, it features a group of oldsters doing a wacky activity and learning life lessons. It's a syrupy yet pleasant film. Hardly the makings of a classic – there are many uncomfortable "senior-sploitation" moments and some format issues – the film rises above with good performances from its leads.
Will Paul Andrew Williams Carry the Apocalyptic Zombie Thriller Torch with 28 Months Later?
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Another The Peanuts Movie Teaser Is Here to Cheer You Up After the Holiday Specials
Movie News By Christopher Campbell on January 5, 2015 | Be the First To CommentHow many of you watched the Peanuts holiday specials over the last few months? For many of us, it's an annual tradition of viewing the classic Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas shorts starring Charlie Brown and friends, but this was my first time introducing them to my son. Briefly, anyway. I quickly realized that they're pretty damn depressing cartoons and not always entertaining for little kids. How have they been such a staple for almost half a century? At least my son liked the Snoopy and Woodstock bits in each. Maybe it's for similar reason that Fox has been focusing on the little beagle and bird duo in their promotions for their upcoming The Peanuts Movie, which is due in November. Then again, there's not much that's more depressing than World War I, and so far the primary sequence shown to us in teaser trailers is Snoopy as ace pilot of his doghouse — flying in the style of a Sopwith Camel — over Paris. Sure, it's as light a tone as Snoopy fighter plane scenes ever are without evoking any reminders of the reality of the Great War. We'll leave it to good ol' Charlie Brown to make his most Charlie Brown-est entrance yet in the computer-animated feature talking of how he's not happy or in the holiday spirit because of Ebola, terrorism, war and other suffering in the world. Chuck and the other human Peanuts characters do show up in the latest teaser, Mr. Brown once again being laughed at cruelly for being […]
First Trailers for 'American Heist,' 'The Age of Adaline,' 'Peanuts' and More
Movie News By Rob Hunter on November 20, 2014 | Be the First To CommentNew movie trailers drop every day, and it's not always all that easy to keep up with them. Okay fine, it is easy, but sometimes there just isn't a lot to say about a film that's still many months away from release. We covered a few of this week's offerings already — the big ones (Cinderella), the unfortunate ones (Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2), the ones that just annoy us (The DUFF) — but there are more that either by accident or intention managed to slip between the cracks. So allow me to bring you up to speed with the rest of this week's new trailers for movies due out in the months to come. I don't want to make a big deal out of it, but one of them just might just be for a certain upcoming film starring Harrison Ford. Yeah, that's right. Keep reading for your first look.
Saturday Morning Cartoon: Learning about Love and Cancer with the Peanuts
Features By Daniel Walber on June 7, 2014 | Be the First To CommentYouth, love and cancer. That's a formula of sorts, one that conquered the world back in 1970 with Love Story and has since bounced back and forth between Hollywood and the Lifetime network. The most recent incarnation is The Fault in Our Stars, an adaptation of a Young Adult novel by John Green, starring Ansel Elgort and Shailene Woodley. It's getting decent reviews and may very well be a head above the rest of the genre, to the extent that one can use the word "genre" to describe this mini-phenomenon. Yet what I find the most interesting about this particular sort of film is the way it might be seen as something of a psychological education. The fact that The Fault in Our Stars is a YA novel has raised some eyebrows and ruffled some feathers, in particular given the anger evoked by a Slate piece shaming adults for reading the book. While I'd object to the idea that YA books are exclusively for teenagers, I wonder whether we can consider them somehow proscriptive texts. Is The Fault in Our Stars, at least in part, trying to introduce young people to the concept of serious illness? That's an open question. It's also a good an excuse as any to look back at a particularly fascinating cartoon. Why, Charlie Brown, Why? is a Peanuts TV special that first aired in the spring of 1990. As you can probably tell from the title, it isn't exactly the subtlest educational cartoon in television history. Like The Fault in Our Stars it is a […]
'Peanuts' Teaser Trailer Apparently Isn't a MetLife Commercial
Movie News By Scott Beggs on March 18, 2014 | Be the First To CommentPushing the cynicism way, way down, there's a sweet promise in the Peanuts teaser trailer. First of all, the look of Charlie Brown, Snoopy and Woodstock isn't atrocious — evoking a classic feel even with the CGI paintbrush (no Pixarification!). Second of all, director Steve Martino has done honest service by a bygone children's story with Horton Hears a Who! and a modern tale with the not-terrible Ice Age: Continental Drift. That's not a rousing endorsement, and it's unclear how Charles Schulz's dynasty will be honored in the hands of Bryan and Craig Shulz, but there's also producer Paul Feig's involvement to keep in mind. With any luck, Feig will be more than an In Name Only producer. At the very least, the movie will probably be more like children's Tylenol then an all-out assault on peoples' childhoods. That is, if a million MetLife commercials haven't done the trick already. There's not a story to be found in the teaser trailer, but it is an excellent first look at the CGI characters in motion:
Is Woodstock from 'Peanuts' a Cannibal?
Features By Kevin Carr on November 11, 2013 | Be the First To CommentImagine sitting down with your family in November to watch the classic Peanuts television special A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving. After enjoying the antics of Snoopy making a Thanksgiving dinner of toast, pretzels, popcorn, and jelly beans for all the neighborhood kids who rudely invite themselves over to Charlie Brown's place, you find yourself horrified at the final scene: Snoopy's little yellow buddy Woodstock stuffs himself on turkey. To this day, this scene shocks viewers, with some accusing Woodstock of engaging in cannibalism. He seemed like such a nice bird. Since we love a good Thanksgiving feast, and we love the Peanuts characters, this got us thinking: Is Woodstock really a cannibal?
Paul Feig Will "Produce and Oversee" the Inevitable Rebooting of 'Peanuts'
In Development By Adam Bellotto on October 23, 2013 | Be the First To CommentI suppose if one has to make a Peanuts movie (and according to the laws of Hollywood, yes – one has to make a Peanuts movie), putting Paul Feig in a leadership role is a step in the right direction. According to Deadline Hollywood, the man behind Bridesmaids, The Heat, and all other things Melissa McCarthy will "produce and oversee" the newest animated feature based on Charles Schulz' classic comic strip. For those of you expecting Feig's involvement to usher in a slew of pooping-in-sink gags and a sequence where Lucy attempts to seduce Linus outside an airplane bathroom, think again. Feig may have been the mastermind behind Bridesmaids, but he was just as mastermind-y with Freaks and Geeks, which remains one of the better portrayals of the high school experience to ever hit the small screen. Feig may have a gross-out sense of humor, but he understands younger characters as well. The latter might mean great things for Peanuts.
8 Trick-or-Treating Scenes We Love
Features By Christopher Campbell on October 28, 2012 | Be the First To CommentThree more days 'til Halloween (silver shamrock), but the dressing up and trick-or-treating has already begun for those who prefer to get the major celebrating done on the weekend. If your Wednesday evening will now lack door-to-door activity or involve fewer kids coming to your house for goodies, perhaps you would like to watch others partake in costumed candy hunting via this crop of trick-or-treating scenes from films. Or, maybe you just want another excuse to watch the scene from E.T. I will admit, this is my primary reason for compiling this week's installment of Scenes We Love. But I promise the other videos are worth a look, too.
Sad Piano Music to Accompany 'Peanuts' Gang's Move Back to the Big Screen
In Development By Nathan Adams on October 9, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAt 65 years of age, you would think that lovable loser Charlie Brown and his not-so-loyal pup Snoopy would be looking a bit long in the tooth, but the truth is that these two kids couldn't possibly look any more spry, so what better way to celebrate their 65th birthday than by having them star in their own big screen feature? It was announced in a press release today [via ComingSoon] that Blue Sky Studios (the studio behind Ice Age and Rio) is going to be making another Peanuts movie. This will be Charlie's fifth chance to get put down by Lucy on the big screen, as creator Charles Schulz's characters have previously appeared in films called A Boy Named Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Come Home, Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown, and Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and Don't Come Back!!). Seeing as how Charles Schulz passed in 2000, you might be wondering who would be willing to step into his legendary shoes and make a new Peanuts feature. As it turns out, Schulz's son, Craig Schulz, his grandson, Bryan Schulz, and a writer named Cornelius Uliano have all collaborated on the script, and Ice Age: Continental Drift director Steve Martino is set to helm. Sounds like as qualified a team to carry on a legacy as any…but there still isn't any word on who will be providing the melancholy jazz music.
The Stylistic Connections Between Wes Anderson's 'Moonrise Kingdom' and Godard's 'Pierrot le Fou'
Criterion Files By Landon Palmer on July 10, 2012 | Comments (1)Warning: This article contains spoilers for Moonrise Kingdom. Wes Anderson is known for getting his inspiration from a variety of sources. While Anderson's signature visual quirks make his films unquestionably his own, the director's images, themes, and characters also emerge through an amalgamation of materials that inspire him, whether the source be the stories of J.D. Salinger or the pathos of Charles Schulz's Peanuts. But most of Anderson's references are to other works of cinema, as detailed in this five-part video essay by Matt Zoller Seitz, which details Anderson's particular influence by auteurs ranging from Orson Welles to Hal Ashby. However, certain films anchor their influence more directly than others. For instance, The Life Aquatic was greatly inspired by Federico Fellini's post-Dolce Vita work, and The Darjeeling Limited is dedicated to celebrated Indian auteur Stayajit Ray. In the weeks since the Cannes premiere and commercial release of Anderson's latest, Moonrise Kingdom, several critics have noted that only does the film seem to be directly influenced by a specific director, but one particular film by that director. Pierrot le Fou, Jean-Luc Godard's colorful, whimsically anarchistic couple-on-the-run film from 1965 seems to bear a great deal of similarity to Moonrise Kingdom, which takes place the year that Godard's film was originally released in France (Pierrot's US release was delayed until 1969, where it stood curiously opposite Godard's polemical late-60s work). Having read several reviews that cite Pierrot's influence on Moonrise, I reflected back on both films, and here are some of the […]
Weekly DVD Drinking Game: A Charlie Brown Christmas
Drinking Games By Kevin Carr on December 20, 2011 | Be the First To CommentSure, there's a lot of new DVD and Blu-ray releases this week to get as last-minute stocking stuffers. But none of these really scream "Christmas" unless you're a huge Woody Allen fan or someone who watches way too much mixed martial arts. (Which, of course, begs the question as to when Woody's gonna make his neurotic MMA comedy?) So to get into the Christmas spirit in the last couple days before the fat guy in the red suit comes barreling down your chimney, let's look at a classic. If you recorded A Charlie Brown Christmas a few weeks back, or if you have the copy of the DVD or Blu-ray, here's a chance to toast that bald kid whom nobody likes.
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Dear friends, the wait is over. The Mumba Petition, the legal thriller by Oliver Sands, has now been released. It has mystery, suspense, romance and more.
The book tells the story of Dr. Pierre Mumba, an African scientist who fled the Republic of the Congo after an explosion in his lab and showed up at Miami International Airport without proper legal papers. Attorney Troy Douglas, who was retained to represent him, assumed that it was an ordinary immigration case. But was it?
Did Dr. Mumba discover a vaccine for cancer as he and his American business partner claimed, or was the discovery more significant as the Congolese government contended? More importantly, where is the formula? Was it destroyed during the explosion?
Adding to the mystery is evidence tampering, the death of Dr. Mumba's business partner, the sudden appearance of Dominique O'Connell, Dr. Mumba's beautiful adopted daughter, and the existence of a killer who does not want the formula to be found.
Had Troy bitten off more than he could chew? Would he realize it in time to stay alive?
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Note: While the story and the characters in the the novel are fictional, some of the events mentioned in the book, such as the Church Committee's investigation, the Co-60 contamination incident, and the M23′s group invasion of Goma are factual.


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Local Students will be participating in the International Children's Games in Daegu, Korea this summer complete with an opening ceremony which includes a parade of more than 2000 coaches and athletes from 50 different countries, lighting of the torch, raising of the Games flag, and even reciting the athletes' oath. The program will include 8 different sports with Chesterfield area students participating in swimming and Track & Field. Students will stay in an athletes' village with many cultural and sightseeing events. Team Chesterfield organizes the delegation who will represent Chesterfield at this prestigious international event for 12-15 year olds which is sanctioned by the International Olympic Committee.
Congratulations to swimmer Matthew McNeil and long distance runners David Evers and Sadie Sandifer who were the first three Chesterfield area athletes to be selected to this year's team.
Chesterfield can take two more track participants and/or two more swimmers, however all additional athletes must be registered by March 28. The athletes cost to participate is subsidized by both the International Children's Games and local sponsor Haley Buick GMC and Team Chesterfield provides fundraising opportunities. For more information, visit www.teamchesterfield.org or e-mail Team Chesterfield at email@example.com.


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[784] Interrogation of ERG Gene Rearrangements in Prostate Cancer Identifies Novel Signatures Relative to Disease Progression and with Prognostic Implications
Mohammed Alshalalfa, Liang Hong Teng, Lars F Petersen, Ashraf Bakkar, Amal Al-Mami, Shuhong Liu, Chad Brenner, Michael Dolph, Felix Y Feng, Reda Alhajj, Tarek A Bismar. University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada; Calgary Laboratory Services and Unversity of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada; University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
Background: ERG gene rearrangements have been proposed to be reflective of specific molecular subtype of prostate cancer (PCA) with its prognostic implication. Herein, we investigated gene expression differences between those two classes of tumors to identify potential genetic targets and pathways.
Design: 6144 informative genes belonging to 46 castration resistant PCA samples were interrogated using the DASL platform. We used bioinformatic approach to identify significant dyregulated genes based on their ERG status (assessed by FISH).
Results: The employed method identified a group of 16 differentially expressed genes between ERG rearranged (19 samples) and ERG non-rearranged tumors (27 samples). We then were able to narrow down those genes to a 10 gene model which was the most accurate to predict prostate tissue sample classification relative to ERG status (77%). Several tumor suppressor genes as well as genes associated with cell growth, apoptosis and cancer metastasis were among the most significant deregulated genes between the two groups. Several of the genes described have never been characterized or have been poorly described in association with prostate cancer. Furthermore, we validated this model using Q-PCR and protein expression using progression TMA. The multi-gene model was also able to confirm significant prognostic value in prostate cancer beyond those of ERG alone when tested on public datasets.
Conclusions: ERG rearrangements tumors represent distinct subclass of PCA that is associated with downregulation of genes related to cell adhesion, and cell motility. This group as well shows downregulation of several tumor suppressor genes. As this represent a distinct subclass of tumors proposed to be associated with more aggressive behavior, analyzing and comparing the genes identified in this study with other genes associated with PCA could lead to better understanding to the molecular mechanism behind the aggressive behavior of ERG rearranged tumors. Furthermore, as the gene panel list identified showed significant association related to patients' prognosis in other tumor types, characterization of those genes could proof significant players in identifying pathways related to cancer progression in general and will help us to identify potential new targets for cancer therapy across several tumor types.
Category: Genitourinary (including renal tumors)
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"America's Most Colorful
Named one of the six best over all caves in America by Parade Magazine
Open for tours daily April 1 – October 31 from 9am - 5pm; November 1 – March 31 from 9am - 4pm (Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day)
Location: (Map It) 2210 East State Route 245 in West Liberty, Ohio 43357
Phone: 937-465-4017
Web: www.ohiocaverns.com
Visitors are conducted through the Caverns on guided tours at frequent intervals. There is an admission fee for the one-hour, mile long tour. Ohio Caverns was recently listed in Parade Magazine as one of the top six caves in America! Ohio Caverns is the largest and one of the most beautiful of all Ohio caves. Its exquisite crystal-white stalactite and stalagmite formations are nowhere to be found in greater profusion or artistic settings. The diversity of formations and unexcelled coloring are all the more interesting because the formations are still in the process of development. Still photography is welcome to capture your memories. No matter how far you travel, you will find your visit to Ohio Caverns provides you with rich memories of its great beauty and educational value.
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Ohio Caverns is a favorite memory for many Ohioans but with an aging population, caving was impractical – until now!
Simply pull into the parking lot, adjacent to the picnic pavilion. Park in front of the restrooms with ramped entry and then take a leisurely and scenic stroll down to the new section of caverns. This is where you gain access to a subterranean exploration that is now a handicap accessible adventure. The project was 10 years in the making.
The new entrance provides a beautiful photo opportunity from the pedestrian bridge showcasing a spectacular backdrop. The different layers of dirt, shale, limestone and chert pop from the rock wall. It was the bottom of a sinkhole. More than 2,000 cubic yards of material were removed including several tons of mud, silt and rock which had to be dug by hand.
"It is so rewarding to see folks with disabilities, whether they are veterans or retirees, flash a broad smile when they find themselves cave-dwelling," said Eric Evans, owner/manager of Ohio Caverns. "Disabled visitors marvel at the unlikely adventure. They share memories of the last time they visited and the many stairs you had to climb, hiding behind a door, from inside the non-descript, main building."
The handicap accessible entrance is at the foot of a very gradual, sloping, 800-foot serpentine ramp overlooking the beautiful Mingo Valley. Not only that, the handicap accessible entrance features a never before seen section of caverns. There are different tours that branch into Ohio's largest and most colorful, public cave system. Not all of them are handicap accessible. But they all loop back so families can reconnect no matter which tour they take. Ohio Caverns, already known for unique offerings, is now a memory that can be shared or relived for anyone, including those with special needs such as wheel chairs.
Some other distinct characteristics and offerings at Ohio Caverns include the Crystal King – the largest and most perfectly formed pure white crystal stalactite found in any cave. Other rare stalactites found here are called helactites. These resemble straws hanging from the ceiling but somehow defied gravity, twisting in weird directions. One of the more intriguing formations is the "Old Town Pump," which looks just like it sounds, right down to the dripping water. These are the only known caverns in the country where dual or double formations are found. There's even an authentic wooden gem mining sluice, outside, where visitors can pan for minerals. Bags of rough are available inside the gift shop. Not only are gemstones and minerals found while sifting through the rough, but fossils and arrowheads, too.
The anomalies found throughout this natural wonder have mystified visitors for 115 years since its accidental discovery. No wonder it's been dubbed one of the six best caves overall in the US, as well as America's most colorful caverns. This rural Ohio treasure spans 35-acres and hosts family reunions, scout troops, and other outings large and small. Ohio Caverns is open year round. Call 937-465-4017 or visit www.ohiocaverns.com for more information.
This excerpt is from a past edition of OhioTraveler written by Frank R. Satullo, The OhioTraveler


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While rummaging through remnants at the stone yard this morning, I came across a beautiful, simple grey slab. The sales person said it was bluestone and it is used for "outdoor applications" and pavers. She said it is soft (comparable to marble or soapstone)
Anyone ever used it for kitchen counters? I love the way it looks, but the Stone lady thought I was NUTS! |
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- Posted by sara_the_brit_z6_ct (My Page) on Fri, Sep 3, 10 at 13:51
We have bluestone paving outside, and while admittedly we have hard winters so it is exposed to temperature extremes here, I wouldn't recommend it for a counter - it seems to flake a lot, with whole millimetre-thick-but-half-the width-of-the-slab sized pieces coming off now and then. It looks wonderful, but I just don't see it for counters. Indoor flooring, if the slabs were carefully selected, perhaps. |
- Posted by rookie_2010 (My Page) on Fri, Sep 3, 10 at 19:38
Hi, From what I understand, it's a GREAT choice for a countertop but requires a little care, like all other stone. Google "bluestone for kitchen counters". An island was topped with it on a recent episode of This Old House. I LOVE bluestone, I have it all over my yard. I like how my daughter uses smaller rocks and scratches "pictures" into the bluestone stair treads on my porch and they just magically disappear. It's gotta be bullet proof. Here's a link for you, there's a lot of info on them out there, good luck! http://en.allexperts.com/q/Construction-Contractors-1093/bluestone-countertops-kitchen-care.htm Another, this one has pics and I'm EATING MY HEART OUT, why didn't I think of this? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Bluestone for Kitchen Counter
- Posted by kitchenkelly (My Page) on Sat, Sep 4, 10 at 11:11
I have a bluestone backsplash and really love it. Never thought about it as a material for a countertop. Hmmmmmm. |
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Tilt To Live Rating: Sometimes you come across a game that is just so addictive it sucks all the time out of you life, your iPhone/iPod Touch seems like it is glued to your hands and answering the phone, door or even going to the bathroom seems like too much trouble. Well Tilt to Live is just that game. As … Read More
Boom Shake for iPhone Is Shaking Up the Rhythm Game Genre
Boom Shake Rating: If you think that Boom Shake is just going to be another rhythm game in the same style as all the other, a tap here and shake there etc… then you are in for a surprise. The fact that you swipe your finger left or right to hit the notes rather than tapping them isn't a huge … Read More
Help Zombie Fairy Defeat Monsters In Bella Boo for iPhone
Bella Boo Rating: It's amazing that with the number of games in the app store that developers can continue to come up with new ideas, but while they do I'll be more than happy to review them for you and this time it's Bella Boo by Half Fast Games. Bella Boo is a Zombie Fairy and it's your task to … Read More
TRANSFORMERS G1: Awakening for iPhone: Must Have Game For Every Transformers Fan
TRANSFORMERS G1: Awakening Rating: Ask most people under 20 these days what Transformers mean to them and they will answer that it's a Michael Bay movie starring robots and Shia Labeouf, however, for those over 20 and with a love of animated cartoons it will always be the animated series that started in the early 80's as a stalwart of … Read More
Spore Creatures for iPhone Evolves As Great Simulation Game
Spore Creatures Rating: EA Mobile has proved to be one of the most successful 'established' game publishers in the App Store and as they continue to launch their popular titles for the iPhone platform they are giving hardcore EA fans another reason to buy the revolutionary touch screen mobile device. EA Mobile has played an important part in setting a new standard … Read More
iRepton for iPhone Will Bring Enjoyment To Its Original Fans
iRepton Rating: There are some retro games that are even too retro for me and this one is a prime example of that. iRepton was first released on the BBC B Microcomputer was a big hit, unfortunately the BBC B Micro wasn't so the number of retro gamers that remember Repton may be pretty limited. The game offers two modes of … Read More
E-Punk – Shooting cars to save the planet! for iPhone Is Interesting But Falls Short
E-Punk – Shooting cars to save the planet! Rating: There are many apps based on an interesting premise that doesn't quite deliver. Eco-Punk by nitako is an interesting concept that has great potential that doesn't quite follow through. What could be an entertaining game just seems to fall short in a couple of very key areas. In E-Punk you play a … Read More
Age of Tribes for iPhone Is a Fun Distraction
Age of Tribes Rating: Back in 1991 a revolutionary new game was launched where the aim of the game was to save a troop of blue coated lemmings from their attempts to leap to their deaths. It was a massive hit and was released on multiple platforms and it was this game that appears to have been the inspiration for … Read More
Heavy Gunner 3D for iPhone Hits The Mark
Heavy Gunner 3D Rating: It is the occasional pleasure in the App Store to find a game you can get lost in. The kind of game that you pick up, play, and before you know it an hour has passed. Heavy Gunner 3D by Com2us is just such a game. Its immersive, easy to understand gameplay makes for hours of mayhem … Read More
Aegis for iPhone Fails to Hit The Target
Aegis Rating: There are a lot of games in the App Store that suffer from being a step or two away from true greatness. They might be missing social gaming, or ignore some basic gameplay functionality, or just scrimp on one aspect or another of the experience. Aegis from V-Sense Communications is unfortunately such an app. You get a sense … Read More
Mole – Quest for the Terracore Gem | Fun and Challenging Game
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Fighting Fantasy: Deathtrap Dungeon for iPhone Not For Everyone
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Getting ready for the debate – mostly by carbo-loading and admiring my new martini pitcher. I kid, of course. I didn't actually buy a new pitcher just for the debates; I plan to use it for many, many years.
Meantime, here's some stuff to keep your Inner Geek happy while we wait for the big event.
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1. Donald.D52
Speaking as one of the two, I amhoping for an extremely clear and lucid blog from you.
I shut off my cable a year ago, out of disgust at raising prices, and lowering content.
I'm busily consuming 100 proof peppermint schnapps, and wondering if I should have eaten first.September 30, 2004 - 5:51 pm Link to this Comment -
2. Donald.D52
I need the clear and lucid blog because I have no other source for the debate. Local public radio seems not to be covering it in this area.
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Mr. Phelps….
Your mission, should you choose to accept it ….The DNC is attempting to stack the after-debate Polls in Kerrys' favor. You know what to do. ABC Newshttp://abcnews.go.com/CBS Newshttp://www.cbsnews.com/sections/home/main100.shtmlMSNBChttp://www.msnbc….
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Debate prep 101
Stephen has his plans, here's mine:
Decide on drink to enjoy during the debate. Choices: warm soothing Lagavulin, or spicy Mexican Martini.
Fire up browser and login to Swanky Conservative so I can "live-blog" the debate.
Monitor other live…
September 30, 2004 - 6:22 pm Link to this Comment -
The Vodka Pundit will be liveblogging the debate.
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Debate Night
I will be living blogging the debate at PoliBlog—just click and scroll. The "pre-game coverage" is here. Also, the Boston Herald has a list of some blogs which are going to be covering the event. Meanwhile, some pre-debate lists: here…
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7. PoliBlog
All the Debate Blogging that is Fit to Drink
Stephen Green will be live blogging as well tonight..
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With the benefit of a couple of JD rocks, I can clearly state: it's General Tso's chicken. And not much else. (as they would say in the comics of olden times).
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Oops. Forgot the special significance of certain characters on the keyboard.
In between the "else" and "(as" above, insert a [hic]
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Lugz is their name and boots is their game. Founded in 1993 Lugz shoes started with a small line of boots for men and women, few models with great quality and style. Soon after that Lugz was discovered and endorsed by the best in the hip hop world, with several celebrities deals that lead to specially designed shoe lines to cater this demanding audience.
From the beginning , Lugz shoes has been an innovator in the footwear market with several signature styles that broke out the box, going beyond boots to casual and athletic shoes for men, women and even kids. Following this path of constant innovation Lugz also collaborated with motorcycle and martial arts specialist to create new models, and new styles mixing hard core sports with cutting edge street style.
Like Lugz, we at BuyAndWalk.com love to stay on the cutting edge with a wide variety of the latest trends and styles to fit your every need.


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Perfumer Zorayda Ortiz decided to think outside of the box with its newest creation entitled the Tamale perfume.
For those who may not be familiar with the Mexican dish it is named after, the meal is a seasoned meat wrapped in cornmeal and baked in corn husks. In essence, the perfume takes on a very corn-centric odor and is inspired by the culture of the Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood. The perfumer has also been quoted as saying that she would like to expand her line to include a chicken or pork tamale scented oil, which demonstrates her passion for thinking up unlikely perfume concoctions.
Though it is debatable as to how many people would go for such a particular scent, the Tamale perfume is one way to have a delectable dish wafting from you at all times.


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GPS Tracking Key
Featured on AMC's award-winning T.V. show Breaking Bad
The World's Most Popular GPS Tracker!
The original GPS Tracking Key is a vehicle tracking system that records the location of a vehicle, second by second, within 2.5 meters of accuracy. The pocket-sized receiver captures signals from a system of 24 Department of Defense satellites orbiting the earth and the data is stored on the GPS Tracking Key's powerful internal memory.
Download the data by connecting the unit to the USB port of a personal computer. By using LandAirSea's software, included with the system, the user is able to view the vehicle's travel history, including where the driver traveled, how fast they drove, where they stopped and the duration of those stops. The locating data from the GPS Tracking Key can be displayed over a digital street map, over a satellite image with interface to Google Earth or in a text activity report.
The GPS Tracking Key runs on just 2 AAA batteries. The vehicle tracking device is water resistant and comes equipped with a powerful magnet on the housing. It can be installed in seconds inside, outside or under a vehicle.
Free technical support is provided by LandAirSea domestic-based representatives.
Potential users of the Tracking Key:
- Parents: To monitor a teenager's driving habits and to correct behaviors that are determined to be unsafe or untrustworthy.
- Business owners: To track the whereabouts of employees and company vehicles that spend a majority of time in the field.
- Spouses: To validate or dismiss suspicions of infidelity or undesirable, habitual behaviors.
- Private investigators: To log the comings and goings of an individual, as assigned by a client.
- Police: To record the travels of criminal suspects or parolees.


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You can stick a stake in ''Angel,'' the show's all but done. But there's still a chance that the heroic vampire and his slayer inamorata, Buffy Summers, could reunite one last time before ''Angel'' goes off the air at the end of this season. Sarah Michelle Gellar tells SciFiWire she's open to the idea of a final guest stint, ''if everything falls into place, and it feels like the right thing at the time for the right people.''
Buffyverse fans have long hoped she'd repay the favor that ''Angel'' star David Boreanaz did for her when ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' wrapped last year. She backed out of a proposed appearance earlier this year, though she says she wasn't trying to distance herself from her signature role; rather, she was mourning the death of an aunt. ''It was a very bad time in my personal life. There was a lot going on in my family. And I had to back out,'' she says. ''And then all of a sudden, people get really angry, and nobody asks why it didn't work for you.''
Gellar, who's currently in Japan shooting the horror remake ''The Grudge,'' says: ''I don't know if I'm even going to make it home before they finish [taping 'Angel']. But no one's contacted me.'' In fact, ''Buffy'' and ''Angel'' creator Joss Whedon has said he'd love to have Gellar as a guest star, though she says he hasn't approached her with specific script ideas. ''I go back and forth on the idea, especially because 'Angel' had such a hard time, in my opinion, always getting out from 'Buffy''s shadow. And it never got to stand on its own. And I would hate for it to go out being about Buffy. It'll all depend on if I'm home in time and what the ideas are.''


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Montoya was joined by Mears and his Team Penske teammate Castroneves at PIR.
Helio Castroneves won the night race of Team Penske teammate Juan Pablo Montoya's annual event in Colombia.
Team Penske's newest driver sampled his Chevrolet-powered Indy car for the first time on Nov. 25 during the first day of a two-day test at Sebring International Raceway.
Penske dominated qualifying, with Will Power sitting on pole for the MAVTV 500.
AJ Allmendinger to drive the No. 2 IZOD Chevrolet for Team Penske in IndyCar finale at Auto Club Speedway.
"The chicane changed the track a bit but the circuit overall is pretty good once they are able to work on the trouble spots"
Sage Karam sets the fastest lap in Indy Lights.
Leading IndyCar squad appointed fourth team for new global electric series.
Why Montoya? I wouldn't bet my money on him...not over the rest of the IndyCar field...
Juan Pablo Montoya is looking forward to making his return to open-wheel racing with the "Captain"
What started as a casual pit lane conversation between Penske Racing president Tim Cindric and Juan Pablo Montoya, has blossomed into the return of Team Penske's third full-time IZOD IndyCar Series entry.
Montoya, 37, is a native of Colombia and he is one of the most accomplished drivers in the world.
IndyCar penalizes Dixon, and hands the Kiwi a hefty fine and probation
Will Power: "I really had no idea that (Scott) Dixon was there."
Helio Castroneves continued his chase for the IZOD IndyCar Series championship by qualifying in the seventh position.
A look back at Will Power's return to the top step.
Welcome to Indiana-ville from a photographer's perspective: Sonoma pit lane and the penalty!
Castroneves enters Sunday's race 31 points ahead of Scott Dixon, who will start second.
Franchitti wins the Verizon P1 award for the GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma, teammate Dixon on front row
Ganassi Racing's Scott Dixon topped the time sheets on Friday for the GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma.
Will Power fourth-place finish marked his fourth top-five result of the season and it represented his best finish on a road course in 2013.
Will Power set the pace with the fastest lap of the day – 1:05.4332
Yesterday was an open-test day for the IZOD IndyCar teams but today was the official practice at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. Penske Racing's Will Power set the fastest time for this weekend's Honda Indy 400.
Helio Castroneves, who has finished in the top 10 the past nine races, enjoys a 29-point advantage over Scott Dixon heading into the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio this weekend.
Helio Castroneves continues to lead the IZOD IndyCar Series standings, Will Power has led laps in 10 of the 13 races this season, which is tops among all drivers in the series.
A look back at the 2 in TO events, according to Edmund Jenks of notes from the EDJE.
Helio Castroneves, No. 3 Hitachi Dallara/Chevrolet, finished in second place position on Indy Race 2 on the streets of Toronto.
INDYCAR officials handed Dario Franchitti a 25-second penalty while he was on the podium.
A critical look back at this weekends racing.
Helio Castroneves has now produced top-10 results in eight of the 10 races this season.
The confusing qualifying at Iowa has Will Power on pole.
Helio Castroneves has produced five top-10 finishes in six races at Iowa but will be looking for his first win at the short oval on Sunday.
Helio Castroneves maintains his lead in the IZOD IndyCar Series standings as he will carry a 16-point advantage over Milwaukee race winner Ryan Hunter-Reay. Will Power improved from 12th to 11th in the series standings.
The victory marks Castroneves' fourth at TMS – the most all-time – and his 28th career win which places him 12th all-time in IndyCar history and one behind mentor and Team Penske advisor Rick Mears.
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This was a great article but all too brief. Great photos,Freda.
The short list of deer resistant plants/shrubs lacked vitex which is one of those aromatic leaved plant materials that deer avoid. A valuable flowering tree, it can flower repeatedly three or four times a year if you deadhead the seed heads. Bambi may leave coneflowers (echinacea) alone but Thumper eats this down to ground level. They also come back and eat any new growth sprouting from the echinacea roots. |
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Dottie -- Steve selected the plants to feature and I had no idea what he'd use. He and the photographer walked around taking photos. I have so many more plants than mentioned -- vitex, buddleia, monarda, salvia, ornamental grasses..and on and on. Thumper and his buddies hang out in my garden and I ran two out last evening. The only repellent that I use is for rabbits, not deer, and I only spray rudbeckia and the echinacea when they are a few inches high. Once they are in bloom, I stop spraying. The repellent that works best for me is I MUST GARDEN that is made locally in Chapel HIll, but I have no affiliation with them. Thanks for the feedback on the article. |
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Just got done reading the article and came here to post a thread about it - ya beat me Dottie :D - I agree it was all too brief - thank goodness we have her expert advice and knowledge on a pretty regular basis - both here and on several other GW forums plus her blog :) ...... Lynne |
- Posted by wonbyherwits z7b NC (My Page) on Mon, Jun 28, 10 at 9:30
Never tried Bobbex. I have so few plants to protect from rabbits (mostly the constantly reseeding rudbeckia) and the coneflower seedlings that I start. Lynne - Thank you! I was a very reluctant subject for Steve. He was after me for over a year. I think I need another 10-15 years to get the garden the way I want it! :-) If this heat doesn't kill all the plants....we've had no significant rain here in the month of June...the hottest on record. Was 101 yesterday. |
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Here in western Union Cty we watch the thunderclouds drench from SouthPark up to the lake areas while we get brief light showers on the perimeter of the storms. Union never stopped the watering restrictions but I'm sure I'm not the only one sneaking extra water to the beds and shrubs. |
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This would be more interesting if the cakes would actually stick together and have some density. Wondering if using jasmine rice (Trader Joes, brown jasmine)might help them hold their shape..or mixing in a beaten egg?
My husband and I were not big fans of this recipe at all. You might as well just make plain rice or orzo. We will not fix this recipe again.


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Earlier today I was in the break room (shared by Pre-Op, OR, and PACU) talking to one of the OR nurses, the surgical tech walks up and starts talking to the OR nurse I was talking to (as if I was not... Read More
1Sep 19, '11 by MamaCJRNLast I heard, we were all on the same side, to do safe patient care. The nurse should have informed that tech she was out of line. I have a great deal of respect for the OR techs I work with, but they accord others respect also. She needs to remember that if their weren't any pre-op nurses, there wouldn't be any 'op' for her to worry about and she wouldn't have a job.Mrs. SnowStormRN likes this.
2Sep 19, '11 by OCNRN63Quote from Mrs. SnowStormRNKudos to you. I would have been far less charitable.Earlier today I was in the break room (shared by Pre-Op, OR, and PACU) talking to one of the OR nurses, the surgical tech walks up and starts talking to the OR nurse I was talking to (as if I was not there). When I chime in she gives me a nasty look and says, "Why would anybody work in Pre-Op? Anybody can do that job," and continues to talk as if I wasn't there or that I was beneath her. I just brushed it off and went about my business, but honestly I did let it get to me. I hate feeling inferior to the OR nurses, as if us little ole pre-op nurses are borderline idiots. I'm sorry, I just needed to say that. Feeling a little low right now, that is all.DizzyLizzyNurse and Mrs. SnowStormRN like this.
0Sep 19, '11 by lyrikSnow Storm,
I currently work in the OR but I've worked Pre-Op and PACU. I know what its like to get several patients ready at one time; ringing phones, the ORs calling wondering if their patients will be ready on time, starting IV's, hunting H & P's and lab results with no room for error.
My response to those who can do our job; guess what, we can do yours too!
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0Sep 19, '11 by Mrs. SnowStormRNThis whole hierarchy thing within the periop dept is crazy!! SMH! really sad.Last edit by Mrs. SnowStormRN on Sep 19, '11
1Sep 19, '11 by NothingsImpossible4UMy little boy had to go under anesthesia at 9 months old for a very lengthy surgery-needless to say, very scary for us!
The pre-OP nurse was so important that day, as every nurse has been in his treatment, which is why I want to be a nurse so bad!! In their mind, you are the face of that surgery and how things will turn out, to your patients. If you are calm and warm, chatty and considerate, you have just made that persons day and no doubt have put them at ease during a period of time that can be VERY nerve wracking and scary. If you were to take the opposite approach (grumpy, withdrawn, just going through the motions), you would also affect that patient/family in a big, negative way.
For my third csection, I had a pre-op nurse who was kind of stiff and seemed cold, and that surgery felt so scary and I shook and cried half the time (although it was my third csec and my husband was there! I just couldnt get calm, but I dont blame her for it or anything, just saying they play a part...), I was cool as a cucumber for my 2nd csec-that pre-op nurse was so nice and made me feel at home-I had no worries whatsoever about surgery!
Although these are my personal experiences, there are many who could say the same. You are so important-don't forget it!!
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0Sep 19, '11 by MsHelloKitty,LVNQuote from Mrs. SnowStormRNThis whole hierarchy thing within the periop dept is crazy!! SMH! really sad.
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0Sep 19, '11 by Mrs. SnowStormRNThe department is made up of 3 units, but like someone said - we are all there for the patient, we literally have someones life in our hands. These people solely rely on us. The patients are in their most vunerable state. PreOp, IntraOp, and PostOp. No room for error in any of these units. We need to trust eachother and support eachother in the periop dept, not beat eachother down. Thanks for all the supporting words. Hopefully tomorrow will be a better day.
3Sep 20, '11 by applewhiternEvery job is important, from housekeeping to the doctors. Too bad that tech doesn't know the meaning of team work. It takes everybody working together to make a great hospital. I agree this tech has some self-esteem issues; don't make it your problem.
1Sep 20, '11 by gninabI've recently had surgery myself, and I can tell you I thought my pre-op nurse was great! As other posters have pointed out, it takes a special person with empathy and strong interpersonal skills to make a good pre-op nurse. You answer patient's last minute questions, you soothe fears, and you have a great opportunity for patient teaching related to the procedure as well as what to expect during recovery.
My pre-op nurse was awesome!Mrs. SnowStormRN likes this.


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After reading around in here, I've seen folks talking about the benefits of alfalfa on the lawn. Just wanted to share what I saw at Walmart. 25lb bag of rabbit chow for 7.33. Not a bad deal based on 50lb mill prices. |
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Rabbit pellets should work but look at the ingredients label. Many will have things like sun flower seeds or some grass seed in it you may not want. Also note the salt content. Three ingredients you should see are alfalfa, molasses, and soy bean meal. All of which is good for your lawn. Also check for corn as a lot of manufactures use it as a filler. Corn is not a bad thing for your lawn, but heavily dilutes what you are after. Another idea is Horse pellets. |
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I love the way art has no boundaries, hence guerrilla urban art goes round the globe! I really like these murals in desolated areas from Spanish street artist David de la Mano. The pieces were spotted in Salamanca, Spain.
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