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Progressive Conservative leader Alison Redford during the Leader's Debate at Global Studios in Edmonton on Thursday, April 12, 2012.
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The federal Conservatives used to be called the Progressive Conservatives. Not anymore - they legally changed their name to the Conservatives. It's more accurate.
In the remaining eight days that the Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta will exist, let us be equally accurate, and call them just the Progressives. It's more accurate that way, too.
Under their liberal leader, Alison Redford, the Progressives have tried something new this election. They've run against Alberta.
That has worked for political leaders before. But they've usually been federal Liberals running against those scary western rednecks. It was safe for Jean Chretien and Paul Martin to run against Alberta when they knew they wouldn't get seats in the province anyway. It's novel for an Alberta politician to do the same.
For example, Redford says she is "frightened" by the Wildrose view on conscience rights. Redford says voting for the Wildrose would be a "stumble backward" to a less-tolerant society where not everyone is "included and respected."
Redford never quite speaks clearly - she prefers a fuzzy language of legalese and buzzwords, a tic she picked up in her years working for the United Nations. But her campaign surrogates fill in the blanks. Tom Olsen, a Progressive spokesman, warns that voting for the Wildrose will lead to a province-wide "bloodletting." Seriously, he says that.
Susan Elliott, the Progressive campaign manager, suggests there is a blacklist of "targets" for citizen-initiated referendums, part of the Wildrose plan.
"Ethnic minorities are targets. Gays and lesbians are targets." Seriously, she says that.
Elliott says that Danielle Smith, the leader of the Wildrose - a 41-year-old, modern woman - represents the "party of the middle-aged male."
But the Progressives aren't just using this "insult" against Wildrose. They're using it against their own party, too. The Progressives are running newspaper ads showing a greasy 1950s-era man wearing horn-rimmed glasses, with the slogan, "Not your father's PC party." They are running against middle Alberta - the people who gave them majority governments in every election since 1971. Olsen makes the ultimate insult: He says Wildrose is "being run by Reformers." He mocks Wildrose for receiving the endorsement of Deborah Grey, the first Reform MP elected back in 1989. Olsen says Albertans "don't want to go back" in time.
We've seen this campaign before. It's what the Toronto and Montreal-based Liberal Party ran against Preston Manning, then Stockwell Day, then Stephen Harper. It's smears and fear-mongering and accusations of bigoted secret agendas. It works well out east - it wasn't until just last year that the Conservatives finally won seats in Toronto. But it never worked in Alberta. Despite those slanders, Reform always won nearly every seat.
It's a smart approach for federal Liberals who purposefully write off Alberta. But it's suicide for an Alberta party. The Toronto Globe and Mail's endorsement won't pay off in Calgary or Fort McMurray.
Perhaps Redford thinks her personal appeal is strong. Maybe she thinks her choice of party colours - NDP orange - is better than old Tory blue. But she is not well known - she spent much of her adult life out of the country working for the UN and other organizations, and even applied to become a citizen of South Africa. She squeaked into her own riding with just 42% of the vote. You'd think someone like that wouldn't take potshots at the federal Conservatives, who won 67% of Alberta's vote.
The campaign isn't over yet. But Redford's debate performance was a dud, and the polls put her at least 10 points behind. The 41-year winning streak of the Alberta PCs is about to come to an end. They're about to be beaten by a conservative party called Wildrose. But equally to blame are the leftists who ran the Progressive campaign, and thought calling Albertans bigots would work as well in Calgary as it always did in Toronto.


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Does anyone have suggestions for handmade favors to give out at a holiday open house? We're expecting between 40-50 people (mostly couples) to come by and would love to send them home with something handmade for the holidays. There's a mix of religions, so we're steering away from ornaments (though the idea is tempting! our 5-year old would LOVE to take on that craft!). Thanks in advance for sharing your thoughts. Oh, and if you can't think of anything handmade, just share whatever else you have. Party day is Dec. 16 and I'd like to make the final decision soon! :-) Happy Holidays! --organicgirl |
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I know you may not be thinking of food, but one of my friends once gave everyone a mini size bread...you know, like pumpkin or banana breads in those mini sizes. Handmade soap is another idea. Or, even homemade candles. |
I lvoe the idea of giving small food gifts to guests. I often make several small jars of jelly/jam, loaves of homemade bread and/or small tins of holiday cookies. They are all wrapped and placed in a basket near the door to hand to the guest as they are departing. Alexa |
I love food as a favor. It is perfect. I think giving cinnamon rolls for breakfast the next day would be great. Jams perfect. Tiny breads. I love little tarts like lemon, pecan, chess. They would be so great. |
- Posted by earthlydelights (My Page) on Fri, Nov 24, 06 at 9:56
i agree with the food idea. there are so many options. if you made larger cookies and put it in a decorative bag tied with a ribbon and made a little tag with a small worded thank you and the date. candy bars or mints - like tic tacs/lifesavor mints or mentos and make decorative holiday labels - stars/snow - that say something like "thanks for sharing our holiday mo-mints and the date and your family name. chocolate covered pretzles, again in the holiday bag. coffee or tea. there's so many option with food as a favor. the bags are available at dollar stores, paper stores and i'm sure craft stores. i always go with some type of edible. people do love it. my name places for yesterday's dinner were mini pumpkins - placed on a doily covered board, wrapped and bowed with a name tag for seating arrangements. a new guest of thanksgiving called it a "parting gift". i used the mini bundt pan and inverted one on the other to resemble a pumpkin and lightly iced it. they do make mini tree or snowman pans or you could just go with a cupcake, or rice crispie treats. again, anything you put in a decorative bag is just a lovely touch. good luck, |
I think guests love taking something home especially something to munch on. I like making the popcorn with drizzled white and dark chocolate, you can do caramel, etc. You are limited only by your imagination. Put in glassine bags and tie with festive ribbons. Put in basket by the door, your guests pick one up as they leave. For a holiday party I've done dark chocolate/white chocolate with crushed peppermint candies on top bark. Melt dark chocolate and spread onto styro-type pans you get at party store. Cool dark. Melt white choc. and spread over dark chocolate once it has set up. While the white chocolate is still warm press in crushed red and white peppermint. When it has completely cooled you just break it up into 2" or so pieces. YUMMY! Simple to do, put broken pieces in the same kind of bags. Everyone likes chocolate, your 5 year old can help do it since you just use a microwave to heat the chocolates. The things you have to watch out for are nut allergies and dietary (religious) restrictions. Have a great party!! |
- Posted by craftfetish (My Page) on Sat, Nov 25, 06 at 12:26
I think all of the food suggestions are good ones. But if you were looking for non-food options, making your own soaps or candles is a good option. They sell kits that are easy enough to follow if you haven't done it before and a little bit of cinnamon or peppermint will make things smell seasonal without being religious. Your 5 year old could help cut snowflake shapes (or use a decorative hole punch) in fancy paper. Wrap a dark blue paper with a snowflake hole around votive holders and add a tea light for a festive candle. Punch snowflakes into lunch bags or small gift bags - send guests home with a small bag of sand or stones and some tea lights for luminaires (sp?)for their walkways at home. Wrap dark blue paper with a white cut snowflake glued in the center around a nice bar of (handmade or store bought) soap. Punch snowflake shapes (or any fun shape - I seem to be fixated) into contact paper. Carefully peel off the backing, wrap around a cheapo glass and use glass etching cream (that part is not for 5 year olds) to make winter glasses. Getting away from my snowflake hole punch obsession, there are lots of internet recipes for bath salts and fizzies, lotions and lip balms. All a little feminine, but could be fun for your helper (bath salts = epsom salts, a little baking soda, a little peppermint oil and a few drops of food coloring in a freezer bag shaken up by an energetic kid) If you have a polaroid camera, you guys could make picture frame magnets out of those foam sheets at the craft store and send guests home with a picture from the party. Real Simple (I think) had a great suggestion for politely letting guests know that the party was ending by bringing out a tray of hot cocoa for the road. (not entirely subtle, but sometimes you have to go there) You could adapt the idea with little packets of cocoa decoratively packaged in seasonal coffee mugs or cute bags with a note thanking guests for the sweet memories of the evening - actually you could do this with any of the food suggestions. Okay, that's all I can think of for the moment. I've been posting a running list of holiday gift crafts on my blog - I'll probably be adding some of the above in the near future. We'll see if I can come up with anything else. |
Here is a link that might be useful: craftfetish blog
- Posted by organicgirl (My Page) on Wed, Nov 29, 06 at 23:11
WOW - you guys are all amazing and provided me with some serious food (pun intented, haha) for thought. This is our first official holiday party (yeesh, I'm 32, should know what to do by now) and am just getting bogged down with all of the other details ... what to serve ... what to wear ... and most importantly, how the heck are we gonna fit all these people in our house, anyway ... that I was really struggling with this favors one. I have just printed everything out and will be making my decision in the next day or so. Again, thanks heaps -- I am so incredibly grateful for the fab suggestions and well-party wishes. This place -- and its members -- are just the best! Oh, and craftfetish, you and your sis have an uber-fantastico blog and I love love love it. (It's even made the 'bookmarked' list). You've given me (and the little lass) perfect ideas not only for our party favors but for handmade gifts all around. Perfect! Happy Holidays, Ya'll! |
- Posted by organicgirl (My Page) on Tue, Dec 12, 06 at 22:23
Hey! Party time is almost here and I thought I'd post back with our 'final decision'. Well, we whipped up Alton Brown's hot cocoa recipe and will be sending guests home with little antique jars of our homemade cocoa mix. We also bought straight peppermint sticks and coated one end with white chocolate and fine sprinkles. The peppermint stick is even better when soaking IN the hot cocoa. YUM. For our most special guests (Moms and Dads, Grandparents and Great-Grandparents), we made paper mache ornaments -- little girl took over the ornament painting and did some very cool Christmas scenes. Thanks again to you all for these wonderful suggestions! |
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29th July 2009 - Global technology leader, Ricoh, signed an agreement with the Ladies Golf Union and IMG today confirming that they will continue as title sponsor of the Ricoh Women's British Open through until 2013.
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He added, "We have been delighted at how our partnership with the LGU and IMG has developed and how the Championship has progressed year on year. Our first year at St Andrews was a magical one as we made history as the first professional event to be hosted on the Old Course. The fantastic feedback from the players, customers and fans following the 2008 Ricoh Women's British Open at Sunningdale further illustrated the success of our relationship and we are all very excited for the coming week here at Royal Lytham & St Annes, and also for the years ahead."
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Coinciding with a major travelling exhibition at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna and Grand Palais, Paris, this catalogue raisonné of Velázquez's complete works features brand new photography of recently restored paintings. In extra-large format and with numerous details, and a fold-out, the book celebrates the painter's insight, humanity, and brilliant technique.
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lllustrator Robert Nippoldt and film critic Daniel Kothenschulte team up to pay homage to the golden era of Tinseltown, when silent films became talking pictures, stars got even more glamorous, directors more megalomaniac, and politicians and the mob hankered after just one piece of the dazzling action.
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Of course the executioner Ismaaiyl Brinsley is a black criminal like those embraced by the left in their war vs. whites, police & country.
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by Marlan Moore | staff editor
RO fans, the time is nigh - Ragnarok Odyssey will soon be upon us.
XSeed Games has announced Ragnarok Odyssey will be released on October 30 in both a $39.99 standard edition and a $49.99 'Mercenary Edition" exclusively for the PS Vita.
From the press release:
Set in the popular Ragnarok Online universe, Ragnarok Odyssey is a new handheld title created exclusively for the PS®Vita. Players will enter a mythical world where humans and giants battle for supremacy after the fall of the gods. After creating a character from over 20,000 possible combinations based on customizable physical features, players are given the choice of one of six specialized job classes before entering the open world where a healthy dose of real-time, action-based combat awaits. Characters can chain together devastating combo attacks both on the ground and in the air thanks to the game's extremely versatile combat system. Massive enemies can literally be smacked across the screen, and players can even increase their speed and agility at the expense of HP for particularly challenging battles. The game also promotes cooperative gameplay, supporting up to four players for ad-hoc and online coop.
As mentioned in the press release, there will be six job classes to choose from in Odyssey – Sword Warrior, Hammersmith, Mage, Assassin, Hunter, and Cleric. Most of these classes share the same name in Ragnarok Online, but it looks like Sword Warrior is the equivalent of the Swordsman, and the Hammersmith would be from the Merchant class, probably coming from the Blacksmith line.
Also exciting is the graphical upgrade — as pretty as the sprites from RO can be, it's nice to finally be able to play in third person perspective and really see your character and the world up close. And the combat system sounds like a welcome upgrade from the simple click-a-million-times-until-the-monster-dies system from Ragnarok Online.
New screens have been released with the news of the release date, and those can be found in the gallery below.
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One Direction's Niall Horan on Almost Getting a Tattoo on His Bum: 'It Wasn't the Best Idea in the World'
Niall Horan has always been the cheekiest member of One Direction -- but he almost took the superlative a little too far.
With his bandmates Harry Styles and Zayn Malik getting tatted up, Horan, 19, recently revealed to The Sun he once tried to get his tattoo -- on his bum.
"Harry and Zayn are going at it with the tattoos," he said. "They are covered now. Harry seems to have a different one every day."
So what did Horan want tattooed on his bum?
"I decided to get Made In Ireland in green on my a** cheek, and I went to the place in LA where they do it. Me and the boys went in and they said they wouldn't do it."
He added: "They said the skin on your a** is too squidgy. It needs to be tight. I suspect they did me a favor. It wasn't the best idea in the world."
The Irish singer also opened up about the time the boys blew "a lot" of cash at a casino in Australia last April.
He told The Sun: "I won £100, which seemed reasonable, then I stopped. I'll have to say, 'No comment' about the others. Let's just say it got a bit ugly and a lot of money was lost. A lot."
"In all honesty, I didn't have a clue what was happening," he concluded.
But the boys shouldn't be too worried: They have reportedly pocketed over £100 million — or $160 million — over the last two years, according to a revised edition of Simon Cowell's biography, as reported by The Daily Mail.


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Graduate Medical Education Funding Is Not Helping Solve Primary Care, Rural Provider Shortages, Study Finds
From 2006 to 2008, 158 of the country's 759 residency sponsoring institutions and teaching sites did not produce any primary care graduates, according to a study published online last week by Academic Medicine. Less than one-quarter of medical school graduates entered primary care during those years.
The study also found that physician shortages in rural and underserved areas persist; only 4.8 percent of 2006-2008 graduates practice in rural areas. Nearly 200 institutions produced no rural physicians, more than half produced no Health Service Corps graduates, and 283 produced no physicians practicing at Federally Qualified Health Centers or Rural Health Clinics.
Graduate medical education (GME) distribution is uneven, the researchers found, and provides more support to subspecialty programs than to primary care programs. The top 20 primary care producing institutions (where 41 percent of graduates were in primary care) received $292 million in total Medicare GME payments, while the bottom 20 (where only 6.4 percent of graduates were in primary care) received $842 million in these funds.
New Data: Nursing Profession Is Bigger, More Diverse, Better Educated
A report released Monday by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) indicate that efforts to grow and diversify the nursing workforce are showing results—a welcome finding given the looming shortage of nurses and primary care providers in general.
According to the data from HRSA's National Center for Health Workforce Analysis, the nursing profession grew substantially in the 2000s, adding 24 percent more registered nurses (RNs) and 15.5 percent more licensed practical nurses (LPNs). Significantly, the growth in the supply of nurses outpaced growth in the U.S. population, with the number of RNs per capita growing by about 14 percent and the number of LPNs per capita increasing by 6 percent.
The "pipeline" carrying nurses from school to the workforce also expanded during the past decade. The number of would-be nurses who passed national nurse licensing exams to become RNs more than doubled between 2001 and 2011, while the number of LPN test-passers grew by 80 percent. Significantly, the share of licensure candidates with bachelor's degrees increased during that time, as well.
The profession also is growing more diverse, according to the data. Non-white RNs are now 25 percent of the profession, up from 20 percent 10 years ago. Nine percent of RNs are men today, up slightly from 8 percent at the beginning of the decade.
Read more about the HRSA report.
The full analysis is available at HRSA's website.
Nursing School Enrollment Continues to Increase, Capacity Still an Issue
The American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) last week released preliminary findings from its annual nursing education survey showing an increase in enrollment in all types of nursing programs from 2011 to 2012.
The AACN survey finds a 3.5 percent increase in entry-level Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program enrollment, and a significant increase in the number of students in graduate nursing programs. Master's degree nursing programs reported an 8.2 percent increase in enrollment, while Doctor of Nursing Practice program enrollment increased by 19.6 percent and PhD/DNS programs by 1.3 percent.
Baccalaureate degree completion programs (RN to BSN) saw an increase in enrollment of 22.2 percent, which marks the 10th year of enrollment increases for these programs.
Though enrollment has increased, the survey finds that many potential students are still being turned away. In 2012, more than 52,000 qualified applicants were turned away from entry-level baccalaureate nursing programs because of a shortage of clinical placement sites, faculty, and funding.
In addition to its annual survey, AACN also released data showing that baccalaureate nursing graduates are at least twice as likely as those in other fields to have a job at the time they graduate. The survey also finds hospitals and other employers prefer hiring new nurses with BSNs.
One goal of the Institute of Medicine report, The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health, is that 80 percent of nurses have bachelor's degrees or higher by the year 2020.
Sharing Nursing's Knowledge: What's in the Latest Issue
Have you signed up to receive Sharing Nursing's Knowledge? The monthly Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) e-newsletter will keep you up to date on the work of RWJF's nursing programs, and the latest news, research and trends relating to academic progression, leadership and other critically important nursing issues. Here are descriptions of some of the stories in the December issue:
Nurse Heroes
In the weeks after Hurricane Sandy pummeled shores in New York and New Jersey, a number of stories surfaced about the critical role nurses played during and after the storm hit. Nurses are gaining widespread recognition for their emergency-relief work—even a nod from President Obama. But the contributions of nurses working as emergency responders is not new. Read the story.
CDC Recognizes Nurse Leader for Groundbreaking Research on Domestic Violence
RWJF Nurse Faculty Scholar program director Jacquelyn Campbell is being hailed as one of the 20 most influential researchers in injury prevention over the last 20 years by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Campbell's groundbreaking research has shown that nurses can work alongside partners in health care, law enforcement and social work to protect women from the ravages of domestic violence. The school nurse turned domestic violence prevention pioneer is the only nurse to receive the CDC's prestigious distinction. Read the profile.
Signs of Progress in Addressing New Jersey's Nurse Faculty Shortage
Legislators had praise and questions for the health, business and academic leaders who gathered at the State House in Trenton on Nov. 19 to provide updates on progress made so far by the New Jersey Nursing Initiative (NJNI)—a multi-year, multi-million-dollar project of RWJF and the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce Foundation that is working to fill nurse faculty positions in the state. Since its inception in 2009, NJNI's Faculty Preparation Program has supported 61 New Jersey Nursing Scholars who are pursuing (or have completed) master's or doctoral degrees that qualify them for nurse faculty positions. Read the story.
Why Nurses Go Back to School
A new study from the RWJF RN Work Project identifies the characteristics and factors that best predict whether nurses will return to school to earn higher degrees. The researchers identified internal and external motivators, and barriers, to advancing nurses' education. Learn more.
See the entire December issue here. Sign up to receive Sharing Nursing's Knowledge here.
Study: More Primary Care Physicians Needed by 2025
The United States will need 52,000 additional primary care physicians by 2025 to meet demand that is growing due to three trends: population growth, population aging and insurance expansion. That is a key finding from a study published in the November/December issue of the Annals of Family Medicine. The researchers estimate that population growth will account for the majority of the needed increase in primary care doctors.
Given the current number of visits to primary care physicians and an expected population increase of 15.2 percent, the researchers predict that office visits to primary care physicians will increase from 462 million in 2008 to 565 million in 2025. This trend will be especially evident among people 65 and older, a segment of the population that is expected to grow by 60 percent. Population growth will require an additional 33,000 physicians, the study says, and aging another 10,000.
Insurance expansion under the Affordable Care Act will also require additional physicians, the researchers find. Eight thousand physicians will be needed to meet that growth.
The 52,000 additional primary care physicians would represent a 3 percent increase in the workforce.
Med School Enrollment Shows Promise for Easing Physician Shortage
New data from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) finds a 3.1 percent increase in the number of students applying to medical school this year. First-time applicants also increased (3.4 percent), which helped bring first-time enrollment at the nation's medical schools up to an all-time high.
AAMC's enrollment and applicant data also finds that this year's entering class of medical students is more diverse than last year. There was an increase in applications and enrollees in all major racial and ethnic groups, and record high numbers for African American and Latino students.
If this year's trends continue, medical schools are on track to increase total enrollment 30 percent by 2016, AAMC says.
"Medicine continues to be a very attractive career choice for our nation's best and brightest," Darrell G. Kirch, MD, AAMC president and CEO, said in a news release. "Given the urgent need our nation has for more doctors to care for our growing and aging population, we are extremely pleased with the continued growth in size and diversity of this year's entering class of medical students."
Health Care Employment Rose in September
Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that health care employment rose by 44,000 jobs in September.
Most of the gains were in ambulatory care services (+30,000 jobs), with much of the growth in outpatient care centers. Hospitals added 8,000 jobs, and nursing and residential care added 6,000 jobs. Over the past year, employment in health care has risen by 295,000 jobs.
September's gains are the second largest for the health care industry in a decade, according to a brief from the Altarum Institute, and the strong showing drove the health sector share of total employment to a new high of 10.81 percent.
Read a news release from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Read the Altarum Institute brief.
HRSA Names New Center for Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice
The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) last week announced that the University of Minnesota Academic Health Center will lead its new Coordinating Center for Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice. The Center will have a mission to accelerate teamwork and collaboration among nurses, doctors and other health professionals, with a particular focus on medically underserved areas.
"Health care delivered by well-functioning coordinated teams leads to better patient and family outcomes, more efficient health care services, and higher levels of satisfaction among health care providers," said HRSA Administrator Mary K. Wakefield, PhD, RN, in a news release issued Friday. "We all share the vision of a U.S. health care system that engages patients, families, and communities in collaborative, team-based care. This coordinating center will help us move forward to achieve that goal."
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) and three other leading foundations this summer announced their support for the Center and committed up to $8.6 million over five years. RWJF, the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation, the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, and The John A. Hartford Foundation aim to help make the Center the "go to" coordinating and connecting body for efforts to promote interprofessional education and collaborative practice, as well as a place to convene key stakeholders, develop interprofessional education programs, and identify and disseminate best practices and lessons learned.
"Interest in interprofessional education and team-based care has increased in recent years but we need to move faster," Maryjoan Ladden, PhD, RN, FAAN, senior program officer at RWJF, said in announcing support from the four foundations. "We hope this Center will foster collaborations between educators and practice organizations to advance the field and improve how care is delivered to patients and families."
Read the news release from the four foundations.
Read the news release from HRSA.
National Diaper Need Awareness Week
Joanne Goldblum is a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Community Health Leader, and the founder and executive director of the National Diaper Bank Network. The following post originally appeared on the Huffington Post.
This year, the National Diaper Bank Network is recognizing the week of September 10-17 as National Diaper Need Awareness Week, and local diaper banks across the country have asked their state and local officials to do the same. But more than merely declaring a week, we are acknowledging that the country is becoming more and more aware of the fact that diapers are a basic need for infants, toddlers, and those who suffer from incontinence, and that more people are willing to do something about it.
We have come very far in bringing attention to diaper need in the eight years since I began this journey in 2004. When I started The Diaper Bank in New Haven, CT there were very few diaper banks in America, so I looked to the example of the Diaper Bank of Southern Arizona, the nation's first diaper bank. That program began in 1994 when a small consulting firm in Tucson, Arizona held a diaper drive during the holiday season to assist a local crisis nursery. Encouraged by the enthusiastic response, and seeing the great need in their community, the firm made the December Diaper Drive an annual tradition, and within five years they were collecting 300,000 diapers each December, benefiting families at 30 local social service agencies. In 2000, the diaper drive effort was spun off into an independent non-profit organization, the Diaper Bank of Southern Arizona, which continues to provide desperately needed diapers to the people of southern Arizona.
The Diaper Bank of Southern Arizona served as my inspiration in 2004 when I decided to start a diaper bank. Through my work with families in need New Haven, I learned that many of the hygiene products I took for granted, such as toilet paper, toothpaste, and diapers, were not available to people who had only food stamps to buy their groceries. The need for diapers, which are so critical for a baby's health and comfort, was particularly acute. I started small, working out of my living room, but in a few years time, with the help of many others, what started as The New Haven Diaper Bank (now, The Diaper Bank) has grown into the nation's largest diaper bank, distributing over 14 million diapers since its inception.
Oral Health: Putting Teeth Into the Health Care System
Last week, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) and The Alliance for Health Reform sponsored a briefing to discuss oral health care in the United States, particularly for children and other vulnerable populations.
The discussion was co-moderated by David Krol, MD, MPH, FAAP, RWJF Human Capital Portfolio team director and senior program officer. "Oral health is an integral part of overall health," he said. It faces the same challenges as overall health care, including "racial, ethnic, geographic disparities in disease and access to care, financing challenges, issues of determining and maintaining quality of care, and workforce controversies." Krol said he would like to see "all conversations on health and health care… naturally include oral health."
In 2009, preventable dental conditions accounted for more than 830,000 emergency department visits nationwide, Julie Stitzel, MA, of the Pew Center on the States' Children's Dental Campaign told the audience. Children were the patients for 50,000 of those visits. "There's a real opportunity for states to save money because these visits, again, are totally preventable," she said. "We know that getting treated in an emergency room is much more costly than the care delivered in a dental office, and states are bearing a significant share of these expenses through Medicaid and other public programs."


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If your kids are crazy about dinosaurs, they're going to love this family giveaway. To mark the release of Walking With Dinosaurs: The 3D Movie, we're ofering an amazing prehistoric experience on the Isle of Wight—also known as 'Dinosaur Island'—for a family of four.
Staying in 4-star Westbrook Cottage in the beautiful village of Brook, the prize (available in the October half-term holiday) includes a private two-hour, fossil-hunting experience with a fossil specialist; entry to Dinosaur Isle museum; return ferry crossings and £300 towards travel costs getting there; and a welcome hamper flled with locally sourced produce.
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Syngenta has invested more than $3 million to improve its Pasco, Wash., vegetable seed processing facility, including expanding the seed quality testing lab and adding an in-house seed treatment facility.
The upgrades will be completed for the 2014 season, according to a news release.
The new lab will improve turn time and accuracy for vegetable seed testing.
Investment in application equipment will enable Syngenta to expand the use of its FarMore Technology platform on different vegetable seed varieties.
The platform involves several registered insecticide and fungicide seed treatments and proprietary application technology.
The 40-acre Pasco facility includes advanced sweet corn dryers and a conditioning warehouse.
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Sharing a virtual vault archive - possible?
Dear All,
Here is our situation.
Job sharing of two users (User A and User B) with one computer. Both users log in to the computer with login of User A. There are two Outlook profile configured on the computer for User A and User B. User A has a EV archive, but not User B.
The question is: Is it possible that User B can us the same archive (Virtual Vault) to archive items with drag and drop? We do not use any policy to automatically archive a mailbox.
Our environment Windows 7 Enterprise 64bit, Outlook 2010, Enterprise Vault 9.01.
Thank you in advance,
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That really sounds like a potentially bad idea but you will want to give this a read:
You cannot modify items that are in a virtual vault other than your own
Article:TECH161743 | | | Created: 2011-06-07 | | | Updated: 2011-06-07 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH161743 |
When a user has access to a secondary mailbox and the Virtual Vault for this mailbox is open in the main mailbox, the following error below will occur while trying to create a new folder or move messages to it.
You cannot modify items that are in a virtual vault other than your own
This behavior is by design. Description below:
In Virtual Vault, access to archives other than the user's primary mailbox archive is read-only. The actions that users can perform in Virtual Vault include the following:
If creating new folders in the shared mailbox is a requirement, they will need to be created in the mailbox first and synchronized to the archive so they are visible in Virtual Vault.
I agree with Tony.
It's not only a bad idea.
It won't work.


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Wootalyzer's Pricing Post! - The price of today's woot item is saved here for future reference------------------------------------------------------------Rowenta Pro Master Iron$29.99 + $5 ShippingCondition: RefurbishedProduct List:- 1 Rowenta DW8000CGS Pro Master Iron*DISCLAIMER* Wootalyzer! is in no way affiliated with Woot!, and this post may not always be here!
Is there an Examination one must take in order to become a Master-Pro Ironer???
toot toot
That's terrifying.
Will this make my desktop a laptop by flattening it?
That's hot ! .....
Not bad even for refurbished.
smurf yes
Sells for $89.99 on Amazon and $99.99 on BB&B...crazy price for an iron!
now that's IRONIC!!!
This thing rocks, got one new but should've held out for the woot-off.
I'm getting wrinkled just waiting for the Baggie of Cthulhu
Real Wooter's don't iron!!
Perfect anniversary gift for the wife!
How do I hit a golf ball with it?
Good iron for the $. They're usually double if not more. $89.99 at Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Rowenta-DW8080-Pro-Master-Iron/dp/B00305H9U6
I think we are beginning to see the Amazon influence in some product selections during this event. Speaking of events, did anyone watch The Event on TV the other night? Flashback city for an hour. Personally I think the The Event will be the reveal of aliens on the planet and taking over the government.
http://www.amazon.com/Rowenta-DW8080-Pro-Master-Iron/dp/B00305H9U6 $89.99 4stars
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Kind People.. how does one Find out How many are up of graps for each woot off item.. lie are there 1000 of these irons? thanks
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$90 new on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Rowenta-DW8080-Pro-Master-Iron/dp/B00305H9U6/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1285167311&sr=8-1-fkmr0
I do a lot of ironing, and actually don't mind it. I'd love a new iron, but does anyone know how much this weighs?
Kind People.. how does one Find out How many are up of graps for each woot off item.. like are there 1000 of these irons? thanks
sornum4 wrote:Sells for $89.99 on Amazon and $99.99 on BB&B...crazy price for an iron!
Not for a Rowenta.
great Iron. i have one. makes a great bday gift for the wife
What are the benefits of this iron over, say, a locomotive?
What does this do?
Anybody have one - like it, not? The base part that does the ironing looks smaller than a regular iron....or is it just me?
I am in for 1. My old iron still works but this one has great labeling on the buttons. I always for get which button what.
I wonder if this one's made in Germany or if it's one of the ones made in China? The German ones tend to have much better quality.
It's BETTER than pro...it's BETTER than master...it's PRO-MASTER! The manual says you can't just turn it on...you can only bow and request...
gent wrote:Remember the good old days when WOOT sold stuff we wanted?
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desplanes987 wrote:That's hot ! .....
RichieT wrote:now that's IRONIC!!!
:-/ Also, that's a badass lookin' iron.
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