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11430 Telge Road, Cypress, TX 77429
We're more than an animal hospital! We're the place where pet parents know they can bring their pets for superb veterinary care that sets new standards for quality and kindness. For pets and pet parents alike, a trip to our clinic is an opportunity to see how our neighborly, welcoming staff cares
9212 Sienna Ranch Rd, Missouri City, TX 77459
At Sienna Plantation Animal Hospital we provide the best treatment for the best pets! Sienna Plantation Animal Hospital is a small animal practice located in Missouri City, Texas. Dr. Brian Smith and Dr. Becky Green, our licensed veterinarians, feel that your pet's health and well being is very
11920 Barker Cypress Rd, Cypress, TX 77433
Mandeville Animal Hospital in Cypress, TX is a full service companion animal hospital. It is our commitment to provide quality veterinary care throughout the life of your pet. Our services and facilities are designed to assist in routine preventive care for young, healthy pets; early detection and
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Greatwood Veterinary Hospital has been offering first rate veterinary services to Richmond, Texas for more than a decade. We have a team full of caring, experienced animal lovers and a new facility with the most advanced technologies available and a clean, comfortable environment. We know that you
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Banfield is a convenient, affordable and wise choice for all of your Pet's healthcare needs. We take an innovative and caring approach to healthcare that enables us to consistently provide Pets with the same level of care we want for ourselves. In keeping with our commitment to quality, each
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The WellPet Center is a professional veterinary practice meeting the diverse needs of family dogs and cats in Katy, Fulshear, Richmond, and the surrounding areas with comprehensive, client-focused pet care. In the clean, warm and inviting atmosphere of our brand new, state-of-the-art facility at
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Rose-Rich Veterinary Clinic has been trusted to care for our community's pets for 45 years. Our clients express great satisfaction with the staff's compassion, veterinary expertise, and the quality of customer service. We are grateful for the loyalty of long-time clients as well as the many new
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Pearland Animal Hospital is the home of an educated, compassionate, caring staff of veterinarians. On behalf of our entire team, we welcome you to Pearland Animal Hospital. At Pearland Animal Hospital, we understand that your pet is a member of the family. We offer state of the art services,
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Governor Huntsman to tour Southern Utah fires
Salt Lake City - Utah Governor Jon Huntsman will receive a briefing on site and tour the two southern Utah fires as part of the three-day rural road trip which begins today.
Both the Kolob fire and Jarvis fire began this weekend and have consumed more than 5,000 acres combined. Department of Public Safety Commissioner Robert Flowers will join Governor Huntsman for the 30-minute air tour.
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(KMOV) – Parents in De Soto are on edge after warning letters were sent home reporting an outbreak of scabies in public schools.
On Thursday, the De Soto School District sent a letter to six separate schools in the area notifying parents about an outbreak of scabies.
Scabies is a skin condition caused by little mites that burrow underneath the skin.
News 4's Julian Johnson received a copy of that letter sent by the district.
According to that letter, there has been a confirmed case in the district. However, the letter did not state which school or how many students have contracted scabies.
This follows the case News 4 exposed about the St. Louis County outbreak and the district only notifying parents of children who came into direct contact with infected students.
However, the district is addressing the problem and educating parents on how to spot the disease.
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Miami Summer Arts Preview: Eight Reasons to Stay Excited About Miami Culture This Season
Summer is in the air. You've already noticed the signs: heightened humidity in the air, regularly scheduled afternoon downpours, an influx of roaches and other creepy crawlies trying to move into your apartment.Pop Tech/Wikimedia CC What, you're not excited for Reggie Effing Watts?
But don't add "nothing to do in Miami" to that list, because it's just not true. Yes, the summertime is South Florida's slow season, which means that there are fewer events to look forward to in the months ahead. But the ones that are, in fact, on the horizon? They're pretty awesome.
Read on for eight events making summer in Miami a little less unbearable.
Gutter Films Series
Summer movies don't suck -- not if you're at a screening organized by Gutter Films, which highlights cult and b-movies with enough gore and schlock to last you all summer long.
Screenings are scheduled for June 5, June 7, and June 12, with additional screenings TBA. Visit facebook.com/GutterFilms.
Reggie Watts
The comedian, musician, improviser, and all-around weirdo is a favorite of Conan O'Brien. He's coming to the Light Box in June for what'll surely be some of the best and most bizarre performances on a Miami stage this year.
June 6-8. Visit miamilightproject.com.
Summer ShortsRodrigo Gaya / World Red Eye Katherine Wright (left), Elizabeth Dimon, and Stephen Trovillion in 2012's The Man From Mars.
The Arsht gets a lot less busy during the summer, it's true. But the annual Summer Shorts make up for all that, bringing quick scenes penned by award-winning playwrights to the Carnival Studio Theater for an intimate series of performances.
June 7 - June 30. Visit arshtcenter.org.
American Black Film FestivalQuvenzhané Wallis as Hushpuppy in Beasts of the Southern Wild, last year's ABFF opening film.
In 2012, the American Black Film Festival celebrated the massive hit film Think Like A Man, born from the minds of writers and actors who got their start at ABFF in years past. Who knows what future stars you'll discover when the festival returns this summer.
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Southwestern League Baseball at a glanceHow did the toughest league in the nation measure up?Thursday, June 19th, 2014 Issue 25, Volume 18.
Indeed, three of the six teams ended up ranking in the top ten in the state: Temecula Valley (24-8) was #2; Great Oak (23-7) was #5; and Vista Murrieta (20-8) was #9. The three teams were ranked 1-2-3, respectively in CIF Southern Section Division 2. The Temecula Valley Golden Bears, the CIF Southern Section Division 2 Champions, finished the season ranked #5 in the nation. Great Oak, formerly ranked in the top five in the nation â ranked #1 in the third week of May -- ended up #18. Vista Murrieta is ranked in the top 50 at #46 and to put it all into perspective, there are almost 15,000 high school baseball teams (NFHS) in the nation. Murrieta Valley (16-12, 8-7), the #4 team in the league, had wins against all three teams, beating Vista Murrieta (9-3), Great Oak twice (6-3 and 5-4 in a doubleheader), and Temecula Valley (9-0). Even the fifth place finisher in the Southwestern League, Chaparral (12-14, 5-10), beat Great Oak twice (3-1 and 6-5) and Vista Murrieta once (4-2). Four teams went on to CIF-SS playoffs. In addition, three Valley players were selected in the 2014 Major League Baseball draft. Kevin Padlo, a pitcher/infielder from Murrieta Valley was selected by the Colorado Rockies in the fifth round (143). The Baltimore Orioles selected Brandon Koch, a right-handed pitcher from Temecula Valley, in the 33rd round (991). Chandler Wagoner, a catcher/third baseman from Great Oak, was selected in the 36th round (1068) by the Chicago White Sox. The Southwestern League had solid hitters this year. Chaparral boasted two of the top hitters in the Division: #9 Justin Toerner (.458 BA) and #26 Gavin Johns (.422 BA). Temecula Valleys Kyle Plantier was #30 with a .412 BA, including eight doubles and three home runs. Great Oaks Mitch Hayes hit .407 with five home runs; Vista Murrietas Hunter Tidwell ended the season at .391. Vista Murrietas Coltin Gerhart was tenth in the Division 2 with a slugging percentage og .695, ten doubles, three triples, and five home runs. Hayes was #24 at .616. Temecula Valleys David Maldonado was #27 at .610 with 15 doubles, three triples and two homers. Toerner (28) and Plantier (29) were next with .610 numbers. Plantier was #2 in the division with 31 RBIs. Gerhart (9) had 26. Hayes and JT McLellan (Vista Murrieta) each had 24 putting them in #12 and #13. Chaparrals Marc Sauceda (21) had 23. AJ Sawyer from Temecula Valley ranked #29 with 21 RBIs. Kevin Padlo was the leagues best base runner with fifteen stolen bases, ranking him #13 in Division 2. The league also featured tough pitching. Temecula Valleys Brandon Koch pitched 63.2 innings with an ERA of 0.88, ranking him #6 in the division. Murrieta valleys Ben Mora had a 1.24 ERA; teammate Nicko Cottone finished with a 1.60 ERA. McLellan from Vista Murrieta was at 1.63. USC-bound Brad Wegman (Great Oak) finished with a 1.72 while sophomore teammate Zach Noll recorded a 1.83. Noll also led the league in strikeouts with 55; Wegman had 45. Temecula Valleys Koch had 52; teammate Burke Mitchell had 44. Noll was #2 in the CIF-SS Division 2 with a 10-0 record; Wegman was #6 with a 10-3 record. Koch ranked #8 at 9-1. McLellan finished 7-2 for Vista Murrieta. Temecula Valley loses sixteen of their 23-man roster to graduation. Great Oak graduated nine seniors, but has eight juniors and five sophomores with varsity playoff experience. Vista Murrieta graduated eight seniors and will rebuild around ten juniors and four sophomores with varsity experience. Murrieta Valley loses eight seniors, and will rely on eight juniors and five sophomores to compete next year. Chaparral also graduated nine seniors; eight juniors and four sophomores will carry next years load. The young Murrieta Mesa team had only two seniors and will build next years program around the seven juniors and nine sophomores who played varsity ball this year. The Southwestern League, coming off of an extremely competitive season, looks to be tough again next year. Congratulations to all the teams and players in the Southwestern League! (Note: Statistics and rankings from Maxpreps.com) 0 comments Be the first to share your opinion on this article!
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It's always fun to pay Mom back for everything she's done, but on Mother's Day, when the pressure is on, it can be hard to know what she'll like most! To help you find the perfect present, WD asked our Facebook fans what they'd most like to receive on May 9. Turns out, the simplest things really are the sweetest. From breakfast in bed to a picnic in the park, here are seven ideas a few mothers told us they'd love to get. Since none of them involve wrapped gifts, present her with one of these thoughtful coupons. Have your own creative ideas? Tell us in the comment field below what you're planning this year.
1. Breakfast in Bed
"I would love a family brunch where I didn't have to cook or clean." —Sandra, Tampa, FL
Just about every mom's idea of a great day is one in which she doesn't have to lift a finger. So surprise her before she even gets up with breakfast in bed. Keep her occupied with her favorite book or television show while you're preparing the meal. Try one of these WD recipes and add a little something special by including fresh flowers on the breakfast tray: Mom's Frittata, Mashed Hash Browns, Blueberry Streusel Muffins or Fruit Salad with Yogurt.
2. A Gorgeous Garden
"I'd love to get a flower that I can plant outside, so each year I could look back at my beautiful garden." —Jo-el, Wilmington, DE
The yard is an area many moms tend to the least but want to enjoy the most. So this Mother's Day, grab the family and get planting! Surprise Mom with her favorite flowers, mow the lawn and pull weeds. She'll appreciate the initiative and will smile every time she admires her beautiful yard. For gardening tips and product recommendations, click here.
3. A Day of Doing Absolutely Nothing
"I would love a nice quiet day at home with my family and a nap."—Holly, Fallston, MD
Everyone could use a day to relax, nap and watch TV—especially Mom! During the week she's keeping everyone on schedule, and on the weekends she's running around to soccer games, doing laundry and playing chauffeur. A day off would give her a much-deserved break. Gather up the family and take over the housework while she just kicks back and relaxes. Check out How to Get the Whole Family Cleaning for ways to involve everyone in the house.
4. Dinner Served and Dishes Washed
"I would absolutely love to have dinner cooked and the dishes done!" —Debbie, Elmwood Park, IL
Typically, one of Mom's biggest responsibilities is having dinner on the table every night and cleaning up afterward! This Mother's Day, let her sit back, relax and enjoy the appetizers while you do the cooking. For a special touch, light some candles and pour her a glass (or two!) of wine. Check out these easy-to-make recipes for a meal Mom is sure to love: Tomato Bruschetta, Green Salad with Cranberry Vinaigrette, Roasted Salmon & Grape Tomatoes and Chocolate Sweetie Pie.
5. Family Bike Ride
"I would love to get outside again and exercise with my family." —Jasa, Orange Park, FL
It's probably been awhile since you gathered up the bikes from the garage and took the whole family for an outing. Mother's Day is the perfect time to head outdoors to the park, lake, beach or wherever the nearest trail is to get in some bike riding. If the family bicycles are getting a bit old, find a bike rental near you at RentaBikeNow.com. Make sure to bring drinks (just like Mom would) so everyone can stay hydrated, and afterward, treat her to ice cream or a late lunch.
6. Giving Back to the Community
"I would love for my family to help serve a meal for the community and share their love with others." —Juanita, Anderson, IN
There's no better way to share the love on Mother's Day than by giving to a good cause. Mom likes doing a good deed for others, but would love it even more if her family showed that they share the same values. So serve a meal to the homeless or donate to a local charity. To find out ways you can help in your area, visit Charity Vault.
7. Fun Family Picnic
"I'd just like to be together with my family and go on a picnic." —Donna McLaughlin, Florence, SC
Picnics are always fun, but if Mom doesn't have to organize and pack, it's even better! Grab a blanket, cooler, munchies and your favorite beverages, then head outdoors to find a sweet spot for a family picnic. Make sure to remember the plastic utensils for easy cleanup. To find a local park in your area, visit the website of The National Park Service. Looking for food ideas? Check out our Easy Picnic-Friendly Eats.


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'Fast Money' Recap: Watch Where Bonds Are Headed
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The S&P 500 eked out a 0.14% gain on Friday, extending its winning streak to four consecutive sessions.
On CNBC's "Fast Money" TV show, Guy Adami, managing director of stockmonster.com, pointed out the big reversal in the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) on Thursday, signaling bond yields may be headed higher. He added that next week's action in the stock market could be pivotal in deciding its next big move.
Brian Kelly, founder of Brian Kelly Capital, said the directional market action is first noticeable in bonds via the TLT, then in the CurrencyShares Japanese Yen Trust ETF (FXY) before finally showing up in the SPDR S&P 500 Trust ETF (SPY). He questioned the sustainability of the current rally in equities.
Tim Seymour, managing partner of Triogem Asset Management, said financial and industrial stocks continue to do well. He said this week's U.S. economic data were good while China's economic data were decent.
Dan Nathan, co-founder and editor of riskreversal.com, pointed out Chipotle Mexican Grill's (CMG) 11% intraday reversal to the downside. He added the stock is still very expensive and has rising input costs. Kelly suggested McDonald's (MCD) will likely have its margins squeezed as well due to rising input costs. Seymour said investors should wait for International Business Machine's (IBM) investor day to see if there are positive catalysts to help improve the business. Carter Braxton Worth, chief market technician at Sterne Agee, said the market has further downside ahead. Specifically, he said the PowerShares QQQ Trust ETF (QQQ) and the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) -- which have fallen 9% and 25% from the highs, respectively -- could have more downside. He added that the Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE) looks to have 10% more upside. Kelly said he likes energy stocks, specifically natural gas stocks, at current levels. He was a buyer of Chesapeake Energy (CHK).Seymour said Tesoro (TSO) and Southwestern Energy (SWN) seem poised to go higher.
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But this is exactly what Hix and Buck are recommending to accompany a dish of Baked Apple with Melted Goats Cheese, Potato Galette with Walnut Balsamic Dressing; the wine being their its Mas d'Intras Cuvée d'Alphonse 2007 Vin de Pays des Coteaux de l'Ardèche.
The dish was created by Sebastien Gagnbe Head Chef of Perfect Blend the "south London café, bar and restaurant". Hix and co had sent over a bottle so a try-out was in order.
The dish (recipe below) was fine, despite my disaster with getting the 'petals' of the galette to stick together (how do you do that??), resulted in a tasty, if light dinner. (More suited to a starter or lunch dish perhaps). But paired with the wine? And the wine itself, basking in Southern French rusticity was firm, strong and flavoursome in a red fruits and spice manner. But really, matching with sweetened apples and a salad? Not for me I'm afraid. My thoughts move to wild boar sausages or barbequed lamb burgers.
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Gregory von Hausch was lying in the back seat of his dad's car, his father blaring his horn and speeding through red lights like a madman to get his 4-year-old son to a Cleveland hospital 30 miles from their home. Gregory had just contracted polio; it was 1953, and Jonas Salk's vaccine wouldn't be disseminated for another two years.
Gregory spent six months in the hospital, most of them in an iron lung. Today, von Hausch, 63, remembers those proceedings spottily but vividly — watching tennis players outside a window while being transported on a gurney, receiving daily shots of medicine (he thinks it was penicillin), and welcoming two ballplayers from the Cleveland Indians, who gave the sick children autographed baseballs. A dozen years later, after his somewhat miraculous recovery, a high-school nemesis wrote "Watching Greg walk" in a slam book under the heading "the funniest thing I ever saw was..."
"True, I did walk like a duck then, and I still do... but I'm happy I can walk at all," von Hausch says.
It's appropriate that he recalls these harrowing events as if they were movie montages — images ingrained in his memory and isolated from their broader context. Now president and CEO of the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival and its flagship movie theater, Cinema Paradiso, von Hausch is Broward County's premier champion of film.
The festival, which is just launching its 27th-annual event October 19 through November 11 at three Broward County theaters, has brought countless films to Broward that would otherwise evade distribution. In von Hausch's 24-year tenure, he has lured celebrities including Michael Caine, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Michael Moore, Jerry Lewis, and Eva Marie Saint to Fort Lauderdale while hosting the occasional live performance or retro film event on Cinema Paradiso's grounds.
It's safe to say Von Hausch lives movies. He met the woman who would become his wife, Bonnie, when she decided to volunteer for the festival, and he estimates he sees 900 films a year. If you count the titles he shuts off after the first few minutes, the number would rise to about 1,800.
"A lot of trauma has happened to him over the years, and he has a way of handling everything with aplomb," says Ginny Miller, FLIFF's chair emeritus. "He has a lot of talent that not everybody appreciates or that even he appreciates in himself."
A self-professed hippie when he graduated with an acting/directing degree from the University of Florida in 1972, von Hausch declined an academic job in the theater department at the University of California-Santa Barbara because he wanted to start creating theater, not continue to study it.
The opportunities didn't come quickly, and for the next year, he found himself in a succession of dead-end jobs: pumping gas, wiring condominiums for electricity, teaching senior citizens' workshops on Miami Beach, delivering meat for a restaurant. Von Hausch saved up these various pittances to cofound his passion: the Hippodrome State Theatre in Gainesville.
He would spend the next 15 years as artistic codirector at the Hippodrome, a now-legendary venue that has been producing successful regional theater for 39 years. Even then, von Hausch and his colleagues were movie obsessives, producing versions of screenplays for the stage, including Carnal Knowledge and They Shoot Horses, Don't They?, working with the likes of filmmaker Paul Mazursky and playwright Tennessee Williams.
"It was pre-video days, so we used a lot of slides and music," he recalls. "In retrospect, I'd say it was the most gratifying experience I've had in my life. Maybe I'm glossing over those years in memory, but they were really rewarding. I don't think there's anything like theater in that regard. Making movies, to me, was always a drag."
So he decided to work on the exhibition side, accepting a job in 1989 with the fledgling Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival, a 3-year-old event founded by local cinephiles Patty Lombard and Katie Gustafson. At the time, the festival lasted just one week and screened 20 titles. This year, FLIFF runs 24 days and will screen 200 movies; a running joke is that the fest's acronym should stand for Florida's Longest International Film Festival.
Von Hausch came onboard because the festival required a full-time employee to receive a government grant, and Lombard and Gustafson wanted to move on. He used his passion for cinema and his business experience to elevate the festival's stature and, eventually, find it a permanent home at Cinema Paradiso, a church turned playhouse that is walking distance from downtown Fort Lauderdale.
The theater was launched in 1986 by Vinnette Carroll, a playwright known for being the first African-American woman to direct on Broadway, who had moved to Lauderhill. But the Vinnette Carroll Rep was not succeeding on its own as a stage venue, so in 1998, FLIFF entered into a partnership with the space. The building was in disrepair when von Hausch began to outfit it for cinema projection.
"On the stage, they would build a set, and instead of striking it, they would just push it to the back wall and do the next set in front of it," he says. "So there was this graveyard of old lumber and sets and costumes and fabrics, and it was like Miss Havisham's dining room. It seemed old and tawdry and in need of a good spring cleaning."
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Institutional delivery service utilization and associated factors among mothers who gave birth in the last 12 months in Sekela District, North West of Ethiopia: A community - based cross sectional study
- Alemayehu Shimeka Teferra,
- Fekadu Mazengia Alemu,
- Solomon Meseret Woldeyohannes
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Reduction of maternal mortality is a global priority particularly in developing countries including Ethiopia where maternal mortality ratio is one of the highest in the world. The key to reducing maternal mortality ratio and improving maternal health is increasing attendance by skilled health personnel throughout pregnancy and delivery. However, delivery service is significantly lower in Amhara Regional State, Ethiopia. Therefore, this study aimed to assess factors affecting institutional delivery service utilization among mothers who gave birth in the last 12 months in Sekela District, Amhara Region, Ethiopia.
Community-based cross-sectional study was conducted among mothers with birth in the last 12 months during August, 2010. Multistage sampling technique was used to select 371 participants. A pre tested and structured questionnaire was used to collect data. Bivariate and multivariate data analysis was performed using SPSS version 16.0 software.
The study indicated that 12.1% of the mothers delivered in health facilities. Of 87.9% mothers who gave birth at home, 80.0% of them were assisted by family members and relatives. The common reasons for home delivery were closer attention from family members and relatives (60.9%), home delivery is usual practice (57.7%), unexpected labour (33.4%), not being sick or no problem at the time of delivery (21.6%) and family influence (14.4%). Being urban resident (AOR [95% CI] = 4.6 [1.91, 10.9]), ANC visit during last pregnancy (AOR [95% CI] = 4.26 [1.1, 16.4]), maternal education level (AOR [95%CI] =11.98 [3.36, 41.4]) and knowledge of mothers on pregnancy and delivery services (AOR [95% CI] = 2.97[1.1, 8.6]) had significant associations with institutional delivery service utilization.
Very low institutional delivery service utilization was observed in the study area. Majority of the births at home were assisted by family members and relatives. ANC visit and lack of knowledge on pregnancy and delivery services were found to be associated with delivery service utilization. Strategies with focus on increasing ANC uptake and building knowledge of the mothers and their partners would help to increase utilization of the service. Training and assigning skilled attendants at Health Posta level to provide skilled home delivery would improve utilization of the service.
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- The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here:http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2393/12/74/prepub
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- Institutional delivery service utilization and associated factors among mothers who gave birth in the last 12 months in Sekela District, North West of Ethiopia: A community - based cross sectional study
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- Available under Open Access This content is freely available online to anyone, anywhere at any time.
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BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth
- Online Date
- July 2012
- 10.1186/1471-2393-12-74
- Online ISSN
- 1471-2393
- Publisher
- BioMed Central
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Institutional delivery service utilization
- Preferred place of delivery
- Sekela District
- Authors
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Nursing, Health Sciences College, Madawalabu University, Bale Goba, Ethiopia
- 2. Department of Midwifery, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Gondar, Gondar, Ethiopia
- 3. Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Gondar, Gondar, Ethiopia


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Course Content and Outcome Guide for VT 280A
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Develops career objectives by linking their PCC course work with off-campus learning experiences in business, industry, and/or the public sector. Focuses on office/receptionist skills, animal nursing and restraint, and laboratory procedures. Department permission required.Addendum to Course Description
This course is designed to give the student hands-on experience by working on actual animal cases in a clinical veterinary setting. Students will be able to gain confidence in their abilities and develop increased proficiency in these clinical rotations.
VT280A is designed for first year veterinary technology students and is a graduation requirement for the Associates Degree in Applied Sciences in Veterinary Technology. Credits in this course are not transferable to a four year school towards a baccalaureate degree.
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This is a four-credit-hour course that meets for sixteen-lab hours per week. Students are matched to a veterinary hospital or clinic for the course practicum. The match is determined by the Department Chair or the Cooperative Education Specialist in the event of the Department Chairs absence. Each student is expected to attend 160 total hours at the clinical site and complete a term paper.
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The student shall be evaluated on their attendance, term paper, punctuality, ability to function on-the-job, completion of the Task Accomplishment Sheet, and by the written evaluation of their performance from their clinical supervisor. Based on the satisfactory completion of the above items, a pass or no pass grade will be issued by the Cooperative Education Specialist.
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The goal is for the student to assess their own level of development during their cooperative education experience and assess the quality of training they received based on the hospital and personnel who have supervised them.
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Analyses on the air and snow temperatures near ground with observations of an AWS at Dome A, the summit of Antarctic Plateau
- BaiLian Chen,
- RenHe Zhang,
- CunDe Xiao,
- LinGen Bian,
- TingJun Zhang
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As the summit of the Antarctic Plateau, Dome A has been received international attentions. In this paper, observational data of an automatic weather station (AWS) at Dome A in 2005–2007 were used to analyze the seasonal variations of air temperatures near the ground and snow temperatures within a depth of 10 m. Analyses on the air temperatures show a typical feature of the coreless winter, and strong inversion maintains during the long winter. Accordingly the stratification near the ground is dominated by the near-neutral stable states. Seasonal fluctuations of the snow temperature decrease in amplitude and lag in phase with depth increasing, which leads to distinct seasonal temperature profiles within the depth of 10 m. Measurements show the mean annual air temperature near ground is about 5°C higher than the 10 m firn temperature due to the strong inversion near the ground. However, our estimation of the annual mean of air temperature at the ground based on the boundary layer theory is close to the mean 10 m firn temperature. The lowest air temperature (−82.7°C) currently measured at the Dome A is not the lowest one ever recorded in Antarctica, but the extremely low mean 10 m firn temperature (−58.2°C) indicates very low ground temperature. Given the prominent inversion near the ground, it is expected that Dome A might house the lowest ground temperature on the planet.
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- Title
- Analyses on the air and snow temperatures near ground with observations of an AWS at Dome A, the summit of Antarctic Plateau
- Journal
Chinese Science Bulletin
Volume 55, Issue 14 , pp 1430-1436
- Cover Date
- 2010-05-01
- 10.1007/s11434-010-0099-1
- Print ISSN
- 1001-6538
- Online ISSN
- 1861-9541
- Publisher
- SP Science China Press
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Antarctic Plateau
- Dome A
- near-ground temperature
- surface temperature
- 10 m firn temperature
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- BaiLian Chen (1) (3)
- RenHe Zhang (2)
- CunDe Xiao (2) (4)
- LinGen Bian (2)
- TingJun Zhang (5)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, 100029, China
- 3. Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, 100049, China
- 2. Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences, Beijing, 100081, China
- 4. Cold and Arid Regions Environmental and Engineering Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Lanzhou, 730000, China
- 5. The National Snow and Ice Data Center, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, 80309-0449, USA


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