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Spinach Powder
Also Known as: Spinacia Oleracea
Our Home Farm Herbery Spinach Powder is made from chemical free spinach and has a fresh and mild authentic spinach flavor and aroma. You can use it as we use it here at Home Farm as a natural food coloring, or to make spinach pasta, flour substitute, baking and dips. It is a good substitute for Spinach Flakes, Beet Powder, Carrot Powder, Tomato Powder and Red Bell Pepper Powder.
Ingredients: Chemical free Spinach Powder
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Popular Montgomery, AL Restaurant True Welcomes New Chef, Miguel Figueroa
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Montgomery, AL (December 18, 2014) – There's big news in the Montgomery, Alabama restaurant scene. One of the city's most popular restaurants announced last week that Chef Wesley True will be leaving the restaurant True, located at 503 Cloverdale Road, to pursue other opportunities. Yesterday, Miguel Figueroa was named as the new chef.
True has been an important player in the development of Montgomery's food scene since opening in October 2012 by pushing boundaries and bringing new flavors and dining experiences to Montgomery's residents and visitors.
Here are the details sent this week in an email by True's ownership and management:
We are pleased to announce that Chef Miguel Figueroa will be replacing Chef Wesley True, effective December 16, 2014. Chef Miguel began his career in Florida before joining the team at the Auburn Hotel in 2009 as Executive Chef of Aricca. After three years in Auburn, Chef Miguel became the Chef de Cuisine at the Ritz Carlton Resort in Naples, Florida, one of the busiest Ritz Carlton hotels in the United States. Chef Miguel moved on from the Ritz Carlton to the W Hotel in Washington D.C., right next to the White House.
During his time in D.C., Chef Miguel and his family realized they missed the friendliness, hospitality, and culture of the South. Chef Miguel asked his long-time friend Leonardo Maurelli of Central if he knew of any jobs open in Alabama, and that conversation led to Chef Miguel's most recent position as Executive Chef at Montgomery Country Club. We are excited to have Chef Miguel join our team, and are looking forward to taking advantage of his unique culinary talents as we move forward with the restaurant.
For further inquiries please contact:
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"Writers, visitors and locals consistently look to this restaurant as a leader in the food scene and we are excited to see how Chef Figueroa will continue the momentum that True has built over the past two years," says Dawn Hathcock, Vice President of the Montgomery Convention & Visitor Bureau.
For more information on Montgomery's food scene and restaurant news visit www.vistingmontgomery.com
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Centrally located along the Alabama River in the heart of the Southeast, Montgomery is steeped in the history of world-changing events and is in the midst of another change – a complete reemergence. From a revitalized downtown to an array of new museums, restaurants, attractions and accommodations, the riverfront capital city is quickly becoming one of the newest must-see travel destinations in the South. Learn more about all that Montgomery has to offer atwww.visitingmontgomery.com.
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NAGPUR: The coalgate heat seems to have led Abhijeet Group, whose promoter Manoj Jayaswal is otherwise known for a flamboyant lifestyle, adopt austerity measures. The company facing CBI probe in the coal allocation scam is now cutting flab.
Abhijeet Group calls it rationalization of manpower and is learnt to have initiated plans to reduce the workforce in businesses that are yet to start. This includes mainly cement plants the group has planned to come up with at Satna in Madhya Pradesh, Chandrapur in Maharashtra and Latehar in Jharkhand.
According to insiders, a list of laying off around 30 to 35% employees across the country has been prepared, with some jobs already cut. Jayaswal refused to comment but senior officials insisted it was only 'manpower rationalization' and not retrenchment. They said this meant the surplus employees in projects that have not started yet would be shifted to those where work was under way. "Of course it is an individual's choice to leave if he does not wish to take up new assignment," said a top management officer. Asked about contracts not being renewed, the official said it was company's discretion to not extend any contract if it was not required.
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Gardnerville Farms is a small certified organic garlic farm located in the shadow of the Helderberg Escarpment in upstate New York. Our organic garlic seed is grown in accordance with USDA organic guidelines, and are certified by NOFA-NY (Northeast Organic Farming Association of New York). No pesticides or herbicides are used anywhere on the farm. We use green manures (buckwheat, winter rye, etc.), and crop rotation to keep our soil healthy and fertile.
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Working with dogs without an understanding and appreciation of their psychology and culture hampers veterinary professionals, and it prevents the dogs from giving us their best. This externship provides daily hands-on experience and exposure to the core principles of canine psychology, beginning with: association, energy and movement. More at: www.learningdog.us.
Interested students are required to familiarize themselves with the information contained in the book "Learning "DOG" and the 40 online videos that complement its text. This book was written from the lecture notes of the 2.5-day Learning "DOG" Conferences
(U.S. and Canada, with 19 C.E. credits approved for vets & techs in Ohio).
Being familiar with the most important concepts allows each student to be ready to put them into action, which is what this opportunity is all about.
Participating students will assist in our 4-hour AM and 1-hour PM dog center routines, plus occasional exercises outside of these hours. It is expected that roughly 3 additional hours each day be dedicated to video-based instruction. We seek mature, focused, inquisitive, self-motivated students who enjoy working with and learning from dogs of all sizes.
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Nord Lead 2X Keyboard replaces the groundbreaking Lead 2 range of synths from Clavia, but retains the unmistakeable Nord livery. Nord Lead 2X turns up the volume in terms of performance when compared to the original Nord Lead and Nord Lead 2, which rank amongst the most popular synthesizers ever built.
The Nord Lead range of synth keyboards first hit the streets back in 1995. They were based on Clavia's virtual analog technology and took the music world by storm. Nord Lead synths instantly became an industry standard and now they are more powerful than ever with the Lead 2X.
The warm analog sound of the delivered by the Nord Lead synthesizers, coupled with cutting-edge digital technology from Clavia, moved it into a "leading" position in the synthesizer community. Musicians from all over the world loved its simplicity, intuitive design, and its musicality and expression offered with the virtual analog concept.
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Comic Book Movies Eventually Got Great. So Will Video Game Movies.
Features By Adam Bellotto on March 17, 2014 | Be the First To CommentNeed for Speed will not be remembered fondly. If that seems unnecessarily cruel towards Need for Speed (which it does), it's because the truth can be cruel sometimes. And it is the truth. The film currently holds a 23% on Rotten Tomatoes, and although it was projected to win the box office with a mediocre $25M, it only managed a paltry third place with $17.8M. Two weeks from now, Need for Speed will be naught but faded memory. But there's one place where Need for Speed will continue to thrive: in the great argument why "video game movies suck" (and if that seems unnecessarily cruel, which it does, take it up with all the many many many articles using that exact phrasing). It's no secret. Films based off of video games have a garbage rep; the most critically acclaimed one, Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, scored a 44% on our foremost bulbous red fruit-based scale. Every other video game movie in history has scored in the thirties or below.
SXSW 2014: Imogen Poots Plays It Cool In 'Jimi: All Is by My Side'
Features By Jack Giroux on March 14, 2014 | Be the First To CommentImogen Poots's face is everywhere this year. She was recently seen in That Awkward Moment, has Need for Speed opening this weekend, Filth hits the states this summer, and maybe we'll be lucky enough to see her in Terrence Malick's Knight of Cups before 2015. Another movie Poots co-stars in this year is writer-director John Ridley's Jimi: All Is by My Side. She plays the incredibly suave Linda Keith, a supporter and close friend of Jimi Hendrix (André Benjamin) in the film. Speaking with Poots at SXSW this week, I learned she clearly admires Ridley's strict focus on their relationship as well. She spoke fondly of Jimi: All Is by My Side and, of course, a terrific French bakery in Los Angeles. Our conversation touched on plenty of other relevant subjects, too. If you're curious about how beautiful Charlestown, West Virginia, really is, for example, read what she has to say about it below.
'Need for Speed' Review: Clunky and Sputtering to the Finish Line
Movie Reviews By Dan Schindel on March 13, 2014 | Be the First To CommentNeed for Speed, I've seen all the Fast & Furious films. I know the Fast & Furious films. The Fast & Furious films are friends of mine. Need for Speed, you're no Fast & Furious. The name may come from the popular video game franchise, but director Scott Waugh and his cohorts are unmistakably shooting for a piece of that F&F pie. Unfortunately, this movie doesn't have a tenth of the brazenness, the chewy homoeroticism, or the un-self-conscious fun of even the least of its inspirations (no, it's not even better than the fourth F&F). Aaron Paul plays Tobey Marshall, a mechanic and street racing savant who, through a series of unnecessarily complicated events, gets framed for vehicular manslaughter. As soon as he steps out of prison, he breaks parole and heads off to take revenge on the one who wronged him: former friend Dino Brewster (Dominic Cooper). Rather than taking a tire iron to Dino's head or some similarly straightforward action, Tobey plots to earn his way into the DeLeon, a top-secret race held only for the studliest drivers with the most expensive cars. Dino, a previous winner, is competing again, and Tobey wants to beat him and earn the millions in prize money. Assisting him are a trio of friends (Scott Mescudi, Rami Malek, and Ramón Rodriguez) and a love interest named Julia (Imogen Poots).
In the Driver's Seat: 7 Things We Learned on the Set of 'Need for Speed'
Behind the Scenes By Neil Miller on January 29, 2014 | Comments (2)When you think about Detroit in 2013, it's hard not to think about a city tangled up in bankruptcy. A community on that downward motion toward the ground right before bouncing back up again. You also might, more traditionally, think about American muscle cars and machismo. On a humid day in late June of last year, the sound of screeching tires and the oiled up masculinity of Detroit surrounded me and a group of fellow journalists on the set of Need for Speed. Amidst the smell of burned rubber and what seemed like miles of cabling linking together the technology of modern action cinema, we got to know the storytellers chosen by DreamWorks to bring one of EA's most successful video game franchises to life. From Act of Valor director Scott Waugh to Oscar nominated writer John Gatins and acclaimed Breaking Bad actor Aaron Paul, they all had something to share about the testosterone-fueled world. For your expedited enjoyment, we've arranged them into a list of things we learned that day in downtown Motor City.
What Might Make 'Need for Speed' Different From Other Video Game Movies
Features By Jack Giroux on January 24, 2014 | Be the First To CommentWhen Need for Speed was announced, it was mildly confounding. It makes sense in a world where Fast and Furious has become a billion dollar franchise, but, from a storytelling perspective, not so much. If you're not sure why that is, you likely never played the video game series, which doesn't have an actual narrative. Unless building up toward better cars counts as plot. That's actually one of the few ties the movie will have to the game. If it were called anything other than Need for Speed, it wouldn't raise an eyebrow as a potential game rip-off. This may come as a surprise, but that's a good thing, for a variety reasons. Disney recently held a press day for director Scott Waugh's (Act of Valor) video game adaptation, and while in attendance, screenwriter John Gatins (Flight), who cracked the story with his brother and the film's writer George Gatins made a strong point differentiating Need for Speed from fellow video game adaptations.
'Need for Speed' Trailer Could Signal Arrival of Aaron Paul's Much Needed Starring Vehicle
Movie News By Samantha Wilson on November 18, 2013 | Comments (1)Do you feel that? The need? The Need for Speed? The full trailer for the adaptation of everyone's favorite racing game (besides Mario Kart, obviously) has arrived, bringing Aaron Paul out of prison for a crime he didn't commit, and back onto the streets for some good ole fashioned car revenge. Much like the first trailer, it remains unclear which crime Paul's Tobey Marshall has been framed for, but by far, the most important information you're going to glean from this entire movie is that the man who framed him is named Dino Brewster (Dominic Cooper). In order to stick it to his enemy, Tobey must make it cross country to an insane underground racing competition where they'll do battle one more time. But clearly, he's made the mistake of thinking that a guy named Dino is going to let this just happen, as it turns out that the Michael Keaton-narrated death road to the race is the true test of his skills; really, isn't life all about the journey and not the destination?
Aaron Paul Has the 'Need for Speed,' Also Revenge In New Trailer
Movie News By Samantha Wilson on September 25, 2013 | Be the First To CommentYou can take the Jesse Pinkman out of Breaking Bad, but you can't take the Breaking Bad out of Jesse Pinkman. Aaron Paul is now starring in the adaptation (from director Scott Waugh) of those Need for Speed video games where you would just try to run your opponent off the road, as a (what else?) mechanic and badass streetracer who was framed for a crime he didn't commit. Now released from prison after serving time for his false conviction, Paul is hellbent on finding the man who put him there and getting his sweet, sweet revenge. As expected, the trailer is a whole lot of engine revving and cross-country racing to find that sonofabitch who put Paul behind bars (what did he do?), as well as the obligatory exploding police cruiser or two. But it's also surprisingly poignant? Paul delivers a gospel-like monologue over the trailer that is almost hypnotic. It's borderline silly, yes, when you snap out of it and remember that this is the trailer for Need for Speed and not something Important. But who's to say that this video game adaptation, with its orchestral score and grave warnings of revenge, isn't some masterpiece? Or maybe they're just in on the joke. Check out the trailer here:
E3 Promo Shows Us First Look at 'Need for Speed' Movie
Movie News By Neil Miller on June 11, 2013 | Be the First To Comment"What do you do with a problem like Walter White?" isn't the only question that will be plaguing Aaron Paul this summer. He's also got to deal with a world of car racing in the upcoming action film Need for Speed. Seeing as the 2014 release is based on a popular series of video games — ones with which I've been particularly fond in the past — it seems fitting that early promo footage was shown this week at the E3 gaming expo. It's a featurette that shows director Scott Waugh, whose recent credits include Act of Valor, talking about wanting us to be right in the middle of the action. To his credit, he's also put a strong cast in the middle of the car action. Working alongside Paul will be Dominic Cooper, Imogen Poots and Michael Keaton. But this featurette isn't about the cast, it's about the wars.
Casting Couch: Michael Keaton Catches the 'Need For Speed,' Eva Mendes Learns 'How to Catch a Monster,' and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on February 6, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? It's the casting news round-up that's been rich with reports all week thanks to deals coming out of Berlin. Also, today we find out what Colin Firth and Nicole Kidman are teaming up for next. There was a period in the '80s where Michael Keaton may have been the most famous man on the planet, and everything just seemed to be in its right place. While he's worked fairly steadily ever since, it just never seems like we get to see him in enough movies these days, so every new announcement ends up being exciting. The latest, from Heat Vision, is that Keaton has joined the cast of that video game-inspired car chase movie, Need For Speed. According to the trade, he'll be playing the eccentric host of an underground race that attracts all the best drivers from around the world—sort of like the Kumite, but with wheels doing burnouts instead of feet kicking faces. Hopefully this affords Keaton plenty of opportunity to snort and chomp gum.
Casting Couch: Louis CK to Work With David O. Russell, George Clooney Official For '1952,' and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on January 15, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? It's the column that's rounding up all the casting announcements the studios have released now that the buzz surrounding the Golden Globes has died down. They've been hoarding. Before his show on FX became such a well-respected thing, people thought of Louis CK mostly as being a stand-up comedian and not really as an actor, despite the fact that he's shown up in a few small roles here and there. That might be about to change though, because not only does CK star in Woody Allen's upcoming movie, Blue Jasmine, but THR is reporting that he's also in talks to join David O. Russell's next project: that con-man movie starring Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Jeremy Renner, and Amy Adams that used to be called American Bullshit. If CK's involvement becomes official, it will see him rubbing onscreen elbows with some of the biggest names in Hollywood, which is probably going to feel a little weird at first.
Casting Couch: Harrison Ford and 'Star Wars' Rumors Start to Swirl, Jared Leto Returns to Acting, and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on November 6, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? It's a casting news column that's been talking way more about a movie based on a racing video game than it imagined it would be. Read on for more information. It's bound to get pretty annoying following every rumor that pops up about the new Star Wars movie between now and 2015. But, let's face it, when comments start getting thrown around about Harrison Ford playing Han Solo again, even vague rumors start to get pretty interesting. So, when Inside Movies announced that they have sources claiming that Ford has reversed his famously grumpy position on Star Wars being lame, and that he, Mark Hamill, and Carrie Fisher are now all "upbeat" about more movies getting made, geeks everywhere instantly started salivating like Pavlov's dogs. Let's try to not let this Star Wars thing get out of hand—but Harrison Ford might play Han Solo again, y'all!
Casting Couch: Christoph Waltz Is a Muppet, Clive Owen and Morgan Freeman Are 'The Last Knights,' and More
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0Oct 16, '09 by lamazeteacherQuote from curiousmeyour school sounds right on goal! it's why educations obtained in smaller communities can be better than those wherein you're just another face in a crowd. of course there's something to be said about the experience one gets in large city institutions, where experience with rare conditions can be attained. then you can go back to a smaller place as a larger "fish in a small pool", or you can stay a small "fish in a large pool". there's a lot to be said about each environment.really???? i'm not sure i would go around saying that so proudly. are you really saying that you don't know what the folks that work around you do?
that sounds like the typical teaching hospital's dilemma. if it would help, perhaps lab coats in different colors could be instituted, as name tags are usually unreadable, due to the casual nature with which they're worn (even near the crotch, which i find separates the professionals from the nonprofessionals - hint, hint). if it's near the collar, the picture on it can be compared with the face wearing it, which accomplishes the goal of picture id.
in smaller hospitals, after someone's been working in one location at least 6 months, it's expected that they'll know with whom they work. in teaching hospitals where there's a constantly revolving cast of characters, not so.
i'm a second year nursing student, and i can't think of a clinical experience where i didn't know who was in the room with me. i might not have remembered their name, but i knew their role.
how? that may have been a smaller setting than the average large university based teaching hospital. if you got most of your clinical experience on the same unit, that would be a reasonable expectation.
maybe it's just my school, but it's really stressed to us that we are part of a health care team. how do you work on a team if you don't know who's in what role? exactly! you have to stay on a job for some time, before that's possible; and everyone needs to be on the same page with their roles, especially when a patient decompensates.
just my .02
as far as the dnp situation is concerned, i find it typical of physicians' personalities, that those who criticize nurses who go for their doctoral degree, think they have sole ownership and the right to determine the veracity of others claiming the prefix of dr. until nurses climbed to that top limb of their profession's figurative tree, medical doctors were the only ones who could get seated at restaurants sooner when they misuse that title.
it used to bother me when someone said, "you're too bright to be a nurse, why haven't you gone to medical school?" i usually say, "because i don't want more money, i gain satisfaction in my work as a nurse". actually, for most of my life, in my generation i expected to have a husband whose ego would be more intact because he'd be the major earner. well, beware of what you wish.......
the fact today and any day, is that maximum learning needs to be recognized, which is why doctoral programs originated - but those programs weren't in nursing until recently. while doctors of psychology have their issues with psychiatrists, most doctoral degrees don't take issue with each other. does the dr. of poetry bemoan the dr. of history's right to have that honor?
well, once nurses had the interest and financial capability (access to funding) to further their academic achievements, the traditional "doctor's handmaiden" image of nurses started to crumble. it had been different than that for a longer time, but it just didn't show to the average well person. hierarchy in nursing meant to those outside the profession, that you were a "head nurse", or even earlier, a "private duty nurse". most people realize that the more initials that follow a professional's name, the more educated they are, but seldom are those degrees recognized in the workplace.
i've had a string of "alphabet soup" after my name, which enabled me to teach prenatal classes, counsel breastfeeding mothers, and get jobs wherein those skills were utilized and my education recognized. self appreciation is my key to satisfaction in my work, and it is through following the principles of nursing that i've been taught and work best, that i can serve people best. if having a doctorate is necessary, i'll be thankful that my career happened before that was necessary. physical therapists' requisite for their work, is heading in that direction. to me that implies that they'll be less top heavy, and that's necessary for the actual work to get done.Last edit by lamazeteacher on Oct 16, '09 : Reason: addition, clarification -
0Oct 16, '09 by JubilayheeIf this DNP thing takes off I feel bad for the regular NP's. All the jobs will say DNP prefered, much like they do with BSN's today.
1Oct 17, '09 by ivanh3Quote from curiousmei can think of plenty. it has been lamented by both staff and patients that sometimes it is hard to tell who is who. some hospitals require that various staff types wear certain color scrubs for example. i have had plenty of patients tell me in the icu that as specialists (and their staff) come and go, the patients often don't know who is who. on more than one occasion i have had people come up to me, start asking me questions about a patient, and my reply has been, "can i ask who you are?". i do so with tact and without sarcasm, because in some hospitals it is that busy. i have also been a patient, and a family member of a patient, and no, i can't honestly say i knew the title of everyone that came in the room. so just because you as a second year nursing student haven't experienced it, doesn't mean others haven't. that little tidbit applies to many areas of nursing, and its yours for free.i'm a second year nursing student, and i can't think of a clinical experience where i didn't know who was in the room with me. i might not have remembered their name, but i knew their role.
Quote from lamazeteacheri think that we must be careful about these over generalized statements that do nothing to decrease the adversarial aspect of the nurse-physician relationship. my question would be exactly how many physicians have been heard criticizing an actual rn for obtaining a doctorate? it must be high if it is behavior deemed "typical". i have worked around literally hundreds and hundreds of physicians, and i can't say the topic has even come up, much less hear one of them criticize an rn for getting their doctorate. i am not saying that this type of criticism doesn't occur. i am sure it does, but i wonder about the "typical" declaration.as far as the dnp situation is concerned, i find it typical of physicians' personalities, that those who criticize nurses who go for their doctoral degree, think they have sole ownership and the right to determine the veracity of others claiming the prefix of dr. until nurses climbed to that top limb of their profession's figurative tree, medical doctors were the only ones who could get seated at restaurants sooner when they misuse that title.
anecdotally, i have worked in three situations where there was a doctorate-prepared rn (phd in all three cases). in two of the cases, the rn/phds were in mid level management positions with direct oversight of clinical areas. they were both referred to as "doctor", and there were never any issues or grief from anyone, including physicians. the third case was an rn/phd who was the chief nursing officer for the hospital. she was referred to as "doctor". again, this individual was treated with respect by the staff including physicians.
personally, i am still deciding about the dnp. we already have a respected terminal degree with a rigorous curriculum: the phd. i want to know if the dnp will bring anything new to the table. in terms of advanced practice, we have the msn. i would like to see the advanced practice master's degree beefed up some more clinically. that could mean less classes regarding theory or even business as it relates to owning a practice. i am not saying these are not important classes, but one, i don't feel they belong at the expense of other more relevant training and education, and two, they can be obtained by other means. for example, an np can always go back for post graduate training in research and business. only about 2-4 percent of nps own their practice anyway. a new grad np really should be focusing on honing their skills. later, if one want to go into business on their own, great. seek out the appropriate training and charge forward! the point is, there are post grad opportunities for learning about research and business.
in terms of title and who should be called "doctor". that is easy. once again, the answer is anyone who has earned a doctorate. if that is problem for some physicians (i doubt the numbers would be high enough to be categorized as "typical"), i am sure they will get over it. the burden really is on those who have a problem with it, while the rest of us move on to other (extremely) more important issues like health care reform, h1n1, deaths from nosocomial infections, etc.
however, i do think there is some debate whether certain doctorates live up to the standards of a doctorate. is there valuable training in the dnp? i am sure the answer is yes. is any of this training duplicated elsewhere? again, i am sure the answer is yes. is the dnp a clinical degree? no. the dnp is a "practice" degree. the meaning of practice has now been expanded to cover leadership and educational roles. as well it should. can a phd expand clinical knowledge? most assuredly and vigorously i say yes.
some the most important contributions by the phd prepared rn affect clinical practice.
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1Oct 17, '09 by lamazeteacherIvan, I would have put dozens more thanks/kudos there, if that was permitted!
You've just updated a seriously "out of the academic loop" septagenarian...... Now I realize why this thread happened. Before, I thought it was a doctoral degree like any other, but now through your post, I realise that this is a 2nd one foir the same profession -
So the actual problem with acceptance of the DNP, refers to curricula of that v PhD in Nursing, eh? (Had to get my Canadian in.) MDs don't usually (I won't say typically any more) have any idea what the curriculum has been for any advanced degrees for nurses. They just don't want us passing them in knowledge, possibly (if they have an itch about the DNP).
However, the age-old "I'm a better nurse than you are", seems to be sneaking its insidious self into higher academia, a throw back to way back when most nurses were RNs with 3 years of education at a hospital school of nursing, and resented the heck out of smart alecky university educated BScNs, who had much less bedside experience........
It must be nurses like yourself, who work, study, and play in big time universities who really know enough about the courses of study, to state an informed preference. I didn't, so I'll say sorry, and back out with, I hope some dignity intact.
I will say that making the top degree more inscrutable doesn't enhance communication with other disciplines, though.Last edit by lamazeteacher on Oct 17, '09 : Reason: KISSivanh3 likes this. -
1Oct 17, '09 by ivanh3Quote from lamazeteacherThank you. The doctorate of nursing practice is a professional doctorate that was originally designed to augment advanced practice nurses. Or should I say clinical advanced practice nurses e.g. family nurse practitioner, pediatric NP, etc. This has changed somewhat. Now advanced practice has been expanded to also cover leadership and education. There are DNP programs for NPs, leader/admin, and educators. The idea is to have this program mandatory by the year 2015. At that point schools would offer BSN to DNP programs only, and the masters degree would be eliminated. As it stands now, most DNP programs are about 2 years (post master's), offer additional clinical time, and additional training in non clinical areas like research, etc. I am not sure what the non clinical DNP programs consist of.Ivan, I would have put dozens more thanks/kudos there, if that was permitted!
You've just updated a seriously "out of the academic loop" septagenarian...... Now I realize why this thread happened. Before, I thought it was a doctoral degree like any other, but now through your post, I realise that this is a 2nd one foir the same profession -
So the actual problem with acceptance of the DNP, refers to curricula of that v PhD in Nursing, eh? (Had to get my Canadian in.) MDs don't usually (I won't say typically any more) have any idea what the curriculum has been for any advanced degrees for nurses. They just don't want us passing them in knowledge, possibly (if they have an itch about the DNP).
So there are two areas of debate. One, do we need a DNP? There is room for debate here. I do see valid thought processes for and against a(nother) professional doctorate for nursing. As stated before, I am not for it. I file it under "duplication of services" although I am sure I am oversimplifying that. Two, there has been some grumbling by medical groups representing physicians (and I am sure some individual physicians as well) about the posibiltiy of workplace confusion regarding the title "doctor". I think it is silly to even entertain them. I am honestly not sure what physicians understand about the differences between a DNP and PhD in terms of content, but in terms of title, they should probably leave this one alone.
To me the real issue is the discussion about the essence of the DNP itself. I can't say I think it is a waste of time (any addition of knowledge is good), but does it add enough to warrant the additional barrier it raises to become a nurse practitioner? Considering the shortage of primary care providers that is only expected to get worse and the current financial state we are in I say it does not.
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1Oct 17, '09 by lamazeteacher".......To me the real issue is the discussion about the essence of the DNP itself. I can't say I think it is a waste of time (any addition of knowledge is good), but ..........does it add enough to warrant the additional barrier it raises to become a nurse practitioner? Considering the shortage of primary care providers that is only expected to get worse and the current financial state we are in I say it does not." quote from Ivan's post #234
As most things seem to end up being decided by the financial impact of any change, it appears that this will go that way, too. Given our President's leaning toward more accessible health care and education, it doesn't seem as far fetched as it otherwise might be, however. (Fingers crossed.)Last edit by lamazeteacher on Oct 17, '09 : Reason: punctuation correctionivanh3 likes this. -
0Nov 22, '11 by piccnrseWhether this "doctor" is pro or con DNP, here we come. I appreciate and respect genuine intelligence and competency. The physician making this statement is missing one or both of these attributes and is apparently insecure in his role. He and others like him may have an issue with trying to compete with competent healthcare providers vying for the same patient population. whatever the case, we cannot be discouraged or enraged by this type of condescension. Rather, we need to help form DNP programs to pull away from traditional nursing classes, such as, theory, family/community, and learning how to deal with patients from many nationalities. This is America, we get much of this in grade school. Cover it in the ADN program but leave it for electives if wanted in BS, MS and DNP work. We need to be putting out quality primary care providers, with focus on clinical management of disease processes - not writing papers in some theory class. We each have our own theory, let us put that theory to work in the clinical setting! Then we can better meet the demands imposed upon us with confidence, having a broad clinical background from which to draw from. Medical doctors get residency programs - DNPs get what? an in service, an orientation? No wonder we are met with such resistance maybe we have approached an area WE are not quite ready for as a whole.
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0Nov 25, '11 by LPN2RN2BSN2MSNIf a patient were on an airplane having an acute MI then their outcome would likely be better if there were a master or doctoral prepared cardiac or ER NP to respond, as compared to having a urologist or GYN stand up and say, "I'm a DOCTOR." The roles of nurses have and will continue to expand, no matter how much the American Medical Association protests. It is an immutable fact that one cannot stop the tide from rolling up on the shore, and in the healthcare arena nurses are that tide!


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Abnaki Tribe, Abnaki Indians, Abenaki Indians, Abenaqui Tribe, Abenaqui Indians. (Wâbŭna'ki, from wâbŭn, a term associated with 'light,' 'white,' and refers to the morning and the east; a`ki 'earth,' 'land'; hence Wâbŭna'ki is an inanimate singular term signifying 'eastland,' or 'morning-land,' the elements referring to animate dwellers of the east being wanting.–Jones).
A name used by the English and French of the colonial period to designate an Algonquian confederacy centering in the present state of Maine, and by the Algonquian tribes to include all those of their own stock resident on the Atlantic seaboard, more particularly the "Abnaki" in the north and the Delawares in the south. More recently it has been applied also to the emigrant Oneida, Stockbridge, and Munsee about Green Bay, Wisconsin. By the Puritans they were generally called Tarrateen, a term apparently obtained from the southern New England tribes; and though that is the general conclusion of modern authorities, there is some doubt as to the aboriginal origin of this term. In later times, after the main body of the Abnaki had removed to Canada, the name was applied more especially to the Penobscot tribe. The Iroquois called them Owenunga, which seems to be merely a modification of Abnaki, or Abnaqui, the name applied by the French and used by most modern writers. The form Openango has been used more especially to designate the eastern tribes. Maurault1 says: "Some English authors have called these savages Wabnoak, 'those of the east'; this is the reason they are called 'Abenaki' by some among us. This name was given them because they were toward the east with reference to the Narragansett."
In his tentative arrangement Brinton2 brings into one group the Nascapee, Micmac, Malecite, Etchimin, and Abnaki, but this is more of a geographic than a linguistic grouping. Vetromile3, following other authors, says that we should "embrace under this term all the tribes of the Algic [Algonquian] family, who occupy or have occupied the east or northeast shore of North America; thus, all the Indians of the seashores, from Virginia to Nova Scotia, were Abnaki." Maurault gives the following as the principal tribes of the Abnaki confederacy:
The name Abnaki being applied in the restricted sense to the Indians of Kennebec River. All these tribes spoke substantially the same language, the chief dialectal differences being between the Etchimin and the other tribes of the group. The Etchimin, who formed a subgroup of the Abnaki confederacy, included the Passamaquoddy and Malecite. Linguistically the Abnaki do not appear to be more closely related to the Micmac than to the Delaware group, and Dr William Jones finds the Abnaki closely related to the central Algonquian languages. In customs and beliefs they are more nearly related to the Micmac, and their ethnic relations appear to he with the tribes north of the St Lawrence.
The history of the Abnaki may be said to begin with Verrazano's visit in 1524. The mythical accounts of Norumbega ((Vetromile, Abnaki, 20, 1866.)) of the early writers and navigators finally dwindled, a village of a few bark-covered huts under the name Agguncia, situated near the mouth of Penobscot River, in the country of the Abnaki. in 1604 Champlain ascend the Penobscot to the vicinity of the present Bangor, and met the "lord" of Norumbega, doubtless an Abnaki chief. From that time the Abnaki formed an important factor in the history of the region now embraced in the state of Maine. From the time of their discovery until their partial withdrawal to Canada they occupied the general region from the St Johns to the Saco; but the earliest English accounts indicate that about 1605-20 the southwest part of the coast of Maine was occupied by other Indians whose chief seat was near Pemaquid, and who were at war with the Abnaki, or Tarrateen, as the English termed them, who were more to the north; but these other tribes were finally conquered by the Abnaki and probably absorbed by then. Who these Indians were is unknown. The Abnaki formed an early attachment for the French, chiefly through the influence of their missionaries, and carried on an almost constant war with the English until the fall of the French power in America. The accounts of these struggles during the settlement of Maine are familiar episodes in American history. As the whites encroached on them the Abnaki gradually withdrew to Canada and settled chiefly at Bêcancour and Sillery, the latter being afterward abandoned by them for St Francis, near Pierreville, Quebec. The Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, and Malecite, however, remained in their ancient homes, and in 1749 the Penobscot, as the leading tribe, made peace with the English, accepting fixed bounds. Since that period the different tribes have gradually dwindled into insignificance. The descendants of those who emigrated from Maine, together with remnants of other New England tribes, are now at St. Francis and Quebec, Bêcancour in where, under the name of Abnaki, they numbered 395 in 1903. At the same time the Malecite, or Amalicite, were numbered at 801 in several villages in New Brunswick and Quebec, with about 625 Penobscot and Passamaquoddy in Maine. The present Penobscot say they number between 300 and 400, while the Passamaquoddy claim as many as 800 souls.
According to the writers on early Maine, the Abnaki were more gentle in manners and more docile than their western congeners. Yet they were implacable enemies and, as Maurault states, watched for opportunities of revenge, as did other Indians. Not withstanding Vetromile's statement to the contrary, if Maurault's assertion4 applies to this tribe, as seems evident, they, like most other tribes, were guilty of torturing their prisoners, except in the case of females, who were kindly treated. Although relying for subsistence to a large extent on hunting, and still more on fishing, maize wag an important article of diet, especially in winter. Sagard states that in his day they cultivated the Soil in the manner of the Huron. They used the rejected and superfluous fish to fertilize their fields, one or two fish being placed near the roots of the plant. Their houses or wigwams were conical in form and covered with birch-bark or with mats, and families occupied a single dwelling. Their villages were, in some cases at least, inclosed with palisades. Each village had its council house of considerable Size, oblong in form and roofed with bark; and similar structures were used by the males of the village who preferred to club together in social fellowship. Polygamy was practiced but little, and the marriage ceremony was of the simplest character; presents were offered, and on their acceptance marriage was consummated. Each tribe had a war chief, and also a civil chief whose duty it was to preserve order, though this was accomplished through advice rather than by command. They had two councils, the grand and the general. The former, consisting consisting of the chiefs and two men from each family, determined smatters that were of great importance to the tribe, and pronounced sentence of death on those deserving that punishment. The general council, composed of all the tribe, including males and females, decided questions relating to war.
The Abnaki believed in the immortality of the soul. Their chief deities were Kechi Niwaskw and Machi Niwaskw, representing, respectively, the good and the evil; the former, they believed, resided on an island in the Atlantic; Machi Niwaskw was the more powerful. According to Maurault they believed that the first man and woman were created out of a stone, but that Kechi Niwaskw, not being satisfied with these, destroyed them and created two more out of wood, from whom the Indians are descended. They buried their dead in graves excavated in the soil.
The tribes included in the confederacy as noted by Maurault have already been given. In a letter sent by the Abnaki in 1721 to the governor of New England their divisions are given as follows:
The following is a full list of Abnaki tribes:
The bands residing on St Croix and St Johns Rivers, spoke a different dialect front those to the southward, and were known collectively as Etchimin. They are now known as Passamaquoddy and Malecite. Although really a part of the Abnaki, they were frequently classed as a distinct body, while on the other hand the Pennacook tribes, although distinct front the Abnaki, were often classed with them on account of their connection daring the Indian wars and after their removal to Canada.
The Abenaki Tribe was broken down into gens which is similar to a clan. Very little information is known about these gens or they no longer exist. According to Morgan they had fourteen gentes:
According to Chauvignerie their principal totems were the pigeon and the bear, while they also had the partridge, beaver, and otter totems.
The Abnaki villages, so far as their names have been recorded, were:
The following articles and manuscripts will shed additional light on the Abenaki as both an ethnological study, and as a people.
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