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Mark Hamilton is the Wisconsin Regent and has been wonderfully active in his interactions with our UW-Milwaukee organization: Future Healthcare Executives (FHE). Last year he gave a great presentation which I saw before becoming a member. It certainly was one of the deciding factors that prompted me to join ACHE. I have brought up with the other FHE officers that I would like him to come back to present both in the fall and spring semesters of the 2012-2013 school year.
Since FHE is an organization comprised of undergrads, it would be great to hear the Regents talk more about the benefits and drawbacks of various post-baccalaureate plans; Would they recommend going into graduate school immediately (and simultaneously working, if possible), or gaining experience through entry-level work, and then returning to school? As an undergrad organization, this is the most commonplace question brought up by FHE members, and it would be great to hear some input from the area's leading healthcare professionals.
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University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
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In the year that I have been enrolled in my MHA program, I don't believe that our regent has yet visited. This could very well be because of geographic constraints though, as he lives and works over 200 miles away across the state. I feel that I would like to hear about what ACHE is doing within South Carolina, and how young professionals can get involved.
Philip Talcott
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Medical University of South Carolina
It would be very informative if the Regent discussed various opportunities within the healthcare field (such as different opportunities in hospital settings, physician medical groups, long term care, etc.). Hearing about the Regent's career path and any advice and suggestions regarding entering into and advancing within healthcare administration careers would also be helpful. Another very beneficial topic to discuss would be advice about what students should get involved in while completing their program (such as healthcare volunteering, leadership positions in their healthcare student organization, obtaining a part time job in a healthcare organization, etc.). In my program there seems to be quite a bit of confusion about whether it is best to be a full time student and complete the graduate program in a shorter amount of time or to work within healthcare and complete the graduate program part time over several years. Students also tend to be unsure about what point in the program is the best time to complete internships (beginning, middle, or end of the program). It would be useful to students to have an opportunity to get the Regent's input regarding these questions. Another aspect the Regent could discuss would be to highlight some areas within healthcare that seem to be upcoming areas with a bright outlook, such as process improvement.
As far as I know my program has not had any contact with the Regent. The contact our healthcare student organization has had with the local chapter has been fairly limited. We have contacted individuals in the local chapter we have personal connections with to speak to our organization and when they come they seem to be very enthusiastic about speaking to us and excited to promote ACHE. It would be great if the local chapters were more proactive about reaching out to university healthcare organizations rather than waiting for the student organizations to contact them.
Molly Thompson
Grand Valley State University
Master of Health Administration '13
It would be helpful for students to understand the Regent's take on where healthcare is going, especially in terms of legislative changes. As a student this would help to guide choices for a professional career after receiving the MHA. If the Regent could give some of their professional insight on what changes or areas that may need more attention, this would give students ideas about how they can use the advanced degree to their best advantage.
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Thanks for posting this!
It seems clear we have some action items to work on, but I'm not sure if we honestly have the time to fix everything before EKOPath 5 Final. I'd bet that most of this could be cleared up by 5.5 (or certainly by 6.0)
I'm curious if anyone else reading the forums can post benchmarks using their own codes + processor/system details.
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chmod +x ekopath-2013-02-08-installer.run ; ./ekopath-2013-02-08-installer.run --mode unattended --prefix /opt/ekopath-02-08
EKOPath 5 is really a *BIG* difference behind the scenes. For example if you do pathcc -show hello.c # You'll notice that we're using a modified clang as part of the process. This is almost certainly what allowed us build those additional benchmarks. (To clarify a bit - we're not using the llvm backend or any llvm ir. In the past we were using a modified gnu cc1, but that and all other gnu code has been removed. EKOPath 5.5 will have a new backend we've been working on, but pushing out both of those big changes at the same time just wasn't possible. )
Small selfish side note about ENZO (sister compiler to EKOPath that has added GPGPU support and additional features for multicore programming)
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Review: Alberta Premium Dark Horse Canadian Whisky
Posted by Arctic Wolf on September 7, 2012
Big things are afoot at Alberta Distillers, as today Beam will be launching Alberta Premium® Dark Horse Canadian Whisky in my home Province of Alberta. This whisky promises to build upon the success of the Alberta Premium® brand which has won accolades for being one of the best rye whiskies in the entire world. In fact, Jim Murray, one of the world's most renowned whisky critics, not only thinks the Alberta Premium Canadian Whisky is good, he thinks it is great! For years he has extolled the virtues of the Alberta Premium in his Whisky Bible naming it the best Canadian Whisky in 2006, 2007, and 2009. (The year that is missing, 2008 was the year that the Alberta Premium 25 Year Old won the award.)
According to my contacts at Beam, Alberta Distillers Limited is raising the bar with the new Dark Horse Whisky because they believe that Canadian whisky connoisseurs are ready for a bolder, richer tasting premium whisky. The Alberta Premium Dark Horse Whisky is designed to meet this challenge with a distinct new flavor profile which is to represent a bold new experience for the Canadian rye whisky drinker.
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"high barrel aging extractives and a richer colour and flavour profile."
This whisky launches today in Alberta, and will soon be available across Canada.
I received a pre-release bottle of the Alberta Premium® Dark Horse from Beam Global (who are the brand owners), and I have decided to provide a timely review here on my website.
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Review: Alberta Premium Dark Horse Canadian Whisky
Although this is intended as a sipping whisky, I could not resist constructing a very nice cocktail which is appropriately called, the Dark Horse Cocktail.
Please enjoy my review and my cocktail libation, Cheers!
(Note: As more information has come to light, I have learned that the "added touch" of bourbon flavour is a whopping 8 to 8.5 % by volume addition of corn whiskey to the blend, and the "added touch" of sherry flavour is about 0.5 % by volume addition of sherry. These percentages stretch the definition of "added touch" and this knowledge which came to me after the review was written serves to illuminate some of my comments in the review especially with respect to balance.)
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It is in the BC provincial liquor system now.
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Almond - Kohler K-2824-FT
Basalt - Kohler K-2824-96
Biscuit - Kohler K-2824-7
Black Black - Kohler K-2824-KA
Black n Tan - Kohler K-2824-FD
Cane Sugar - Kohler K-2824-K4*
Cashmere - Kohler K-2824-NY
Dune - Kohler K-2824-RR*
Ember - Kohler K-2824-FE*
Frost - Kohler K-2824-95
Ice Grey - Kohler K-2824-55*
Innocent Blush - Kohler K-2824-30*
Iron Cobalt - Kohler K-2824-33*
Mexican Sand - Kohler K-2824-52
Navy - Kohler K-2824-R1*
Roussillon Red - Kohler K-2824-G9
Sandbar - Kohler K-2824-FF
Sea Salt - Kohler K-2824-71
Seafoam Green - Kohler K-2824-6*
Skylight - Kohler K-2824-20
Suede - Kohler K-2824-Y2*
Sunlight - Kohler K-2824-NG*
Tea Green - Kohler K-2824-58*
Thunder Grey - Kohler K-2824-97
Timberline - Kohler K-2824-KC
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Diabulus by Artist Victoria Frances. 500 Pieces. Finished size 18.75 X 13.5.
Victoria Frances is a Gothic style icon and her art takes you to an exciting world of dark romance, mysticism and passion. In her illustrations, this young artist depicts a series of stories in the Gothic Romantic style, characterized by desolate atmospheres and extreme melancholy.
Pieces | 500 |
Age | Adult |
Artist | Victoria Frances |
Manufacturer | Educa |
Theme | Gothic |
Product Type | Jigsaw Puzzle |
Mfg. Part Number | 14147 |
UPC Number | 8412668141476 |
Item Number | 31252 |
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August 14, 2008
Hyannis has the drive for donations
A blood drive will be held
Aug. 15
. The Red Cross and the Hyannis community will hold a drive to reach its goal of maintaining a five- to 10-day supply of blood for the community. The drive will be held at the Centerville Masonic Hall, 1989 Route 28, from 1 to 6 p.m. Call 1-800-GIVE-LIFE.
Salvation Army offers safety courses
The Salvation Army of Hyannis will hold two free emergency disaster training courses at its 100 North St., Hyannis location. Courses will be 8:30 to 5 p.m. on Aug. 23 (on basic disaster relief) and Sept. 11 (on the spiritual and emotional care team). For information call the Salvation Army at 508-775-0364.
Dinner raffle has heart
Curves for cutting pounds
Curves Fitness Centers across the Cape will hold open houses on Aug. 26 and 27 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Participating locations include Bell Tower Mall in Centerville, Deer Crossing in Mashpee, Heritage Plaza in Sandwich, Harney's Plaza in Dennis and 26 Bay Ridge Lane in Orleans. For more information visit www.capecodcurves.com.
Swim, strut and sail for the cure
The ninth annual statewide Against the Tide event to benefit the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition will make a Cape stop on Flax Pond in Nickerson State Park in Brewster. The event consists of a one-mile recreational swim, two-mile kayak and three-mile fitness walk. Participants must raise at least $150 for the cause and can participate in as many events as wanted. For information or to participate call 800-649-MBCC or visit www.mbcc.org/swim.
Connecting with nature through Vinyasa Flow
The Mass Audubon Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary, 235 Bone Hill Road in Cummaquid, will hold a series of nature-inspired Vinyasa Flow yoga classes on Wednesdays from 7 to 8 a.m. through Sept. 24. Classes are held outdoors, and all levels are welcome. Students should bring a yoga mat, water, and comfortable clothes. Cost is $15 for one class or $60 for 6. All proceeds benefit Mass Audubon. To register or for more information, contact Jodie Montoya at 508-362-7475, ext. 9355.
Self defense for all, for free at Willy's
Willy's gym is offering free self-defense instruction to women, men and children at all three of their locations. Children will learn the NO GO YELL TELL program, while men and women will be taught in separate classes. Classes for teens, men and women will be held at Willy's Gym Orleans every Monday and Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. and for kids on Saturdays at 12:30 p.m. in Orleans. Classes will also be held at Hyannis and Eastham once per month. For information, call Willy's Gym Eastham (508-255-6370), Orleans (508-255-6826) or Hyannis (508-771-1600).
Red Cross goes digital with classes
The Cape Cod and Islands chapter of the American Red Cross will offer Web-based blended classes in CPR and automatic external defibrillators. Classes allow participants to learn at their own pace through lessons on-line. Trained instructors will conduct a two-hour skills practice and assessment session as well. For information on the classes, contact the Red Cross at 508-775-1540.
Fitness for seniors in Yarmouth
The Yarmouth Senior Center, 528 Forest Road in South Yarmouth, holds a variety of fitness classes for all levels. Call 508-394-7606 to sign up or for more information. Classes include a co-ed fitness focusing on strength, light cardio and flexibility every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Classes are $35 per month for three or $15 for Saturdays only. The bocce court is open every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. for fun and fitness. On Saturdays at 10 a.m., Judy Martinelli leads in "New Intro to Yoga Class." Participants should bring a mat and water bottle and wear loose clothing. Cost is $5 per class. Aerobic dance classes are held Tuesdays at 4:30 p.m. Participatns should bring a floor mat, one-pound weights and water. Classes are
Mended Hearts meets at CCH
Members of the Mended Hearts group meet every third Thursday at 4 p.m. at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis to discuss heart disease and share experiences. Those with heart disease and members of their family are welcome to attend. Call 508-385-4313 or visit www.capecodmendedhearts.com for more information.
Healthy rearing with Holistic Moms
A local chapter of the Holistic Moms Network meets periodically in Chatham. The group works to support parents who focus on natural health and mindful parenting, including organic eating and a green home. Members of the public are invited to attend.
Grief groups meet in Hyannis, Falmouth
The Grief Support Center of the Hospice and Palliative Care of Cape Cod will hold grief support groups, for adults who have experienced loss in the past two years, at two locations. From 4:30 to 6 p.m. every Wednesday, a group will meet at the center's Hyannis office at 765 Attucks Lane. For information or to register, call facilitator Barbara Nordstrom at 508-957-0343. Meetings at 359 Main St. in Falmouth will be held Thursdays from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Call facilitator Sarah Joslin at 508-957-0200 and press 7, then 411, then #. Groups are $10 for those who can pay.
Rehabilitation Hospital offerings
Rehabilitation Hospital of the Cape and Islands, 311 Service Road in East Sandwich, hosts
Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous
meetings every Sunday at 11 a.m.; a
fibromyalgia support group
the fourth Thursday of the month from 5:30 to 7 p.m. A
stroke support group
meets the second Wednesday of the month from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. The
VNA Mobile Health Link
will be at RHCI the first Monday of every month from noon to 4:30 p.m. for free health screenings. The
aphasia community group
meets the first Wednesday of the month from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
Food Addicts in Recovery
Anonymous meets Sundays from 9:30 to 11 a.m. The
Well-Spouse Support Group
meets every third Thursday of the month from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Healthy Hearts
outpatient cardiac rehabilitation programs are offered at 6 a.m. The
MS Support Group
meets the third Sunday of the month from 1 to 3 p.m.
Tai Chi
meets the first and third Saturdays of the month from 9:30 to 11 a.m. A
mild brain injury and aneurysm
support group meets the third Saturday of the month from 2 to 4 p.m.
Hearing screenings
are held the second Wednesday of each month by appointment (508-833-4141) RHCI offers a
Stroke Peer Visitation Program
. Call for details or if you want to volunteer as a peer visitor. Call 508-833-4000 for other programs and details
Optimal eats in Orleans
Throughout the summer, The Optimal Kitchen will be a vendor at the Orleans Farmer's Market. Certified nutritionist Heather Bailey (a
contributor) will offer a line of healthy snacks, as well as advice and cooking tips. Goodies include muffins, snack mixes and more. Visit www.theoptimalkitchen.com for more information.
Exercise for all ages at Dennis center
On Wednesdays at noon and 5 p.m. at the Dennis Senior Center, instructor Mary Jane Doonan will hold one-hour classes in the Lebed Method. Cost is $5 per class and registration is required. The class focuses on restoring flexibility, increasing strength and range of motion, improving balance, and helping pain.
For information or to register for either class, call 508-385-5067.
Get connected
Community Connections, 127 Whites Path Rd. in South Yarmouth and Summerfield Park in Mashpee, provides comprehensive services to help people with disabilities lead active lives. Openings are available for daytime programs, community and social activities and more. Handicap-accessible vans for transportation to Boston and Cape hospitals are also available. Call 800-308-1321 ext. 130 for more information.
Help for the hard of hearing
Members of Self Help for the Hard of Hearing (SHHH) meet the last Saturday of the month at the CORD building, across from the Toyota dealership on Route 132 in Hyannis. A social hour begins at 9:30 a.m., followed by a 10 a.m. meeting and a speaker. Annual membership dues are $10. Newcomers are always welcome.
Self-help for sight loss monthly
A sight loss self-help support group meets the second Tuesday of the month at 11 a.m. at the Unitarian Church of Barnstable on Route 6A.
Help for eating disorders
Men and women experiencing anorexia, bulimia and overeating are invited to attend free meetings of Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous Sundays at 9:30 a.m. at the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Cape & Islands, 311 Service Rd. in Sandwich and Mondays at 7 p.m. at the Centerville Community Center, 524 Main St.
Connections for kids at the VNA
The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod has introduced a program designed to provide assistance, teaching and care to children and their families. The service providing information on community resources, support groups, medical information and more is free. For more information, call 888-557-9994.
VNA trains volunteers
The Visiting Nurses Association of Cape Cod offers a volunteer training program on becoming a hospice volunteer. The program will also teach end-of-life care for those caring for family members. For more information, call 508-957-7718.
American Red Cross keeps kids, adults healthy
The American Red Cross Cape and Islands Chapter will hold adult and infant/child CPR/AED classes at the Chapter House, 286 South St. in Hyannis. Alternate classes for schools, professional rescuers, clubs and organizations can schedule a class at 508-775-1540 ext. 12. Additional classes include babysitter training, first aid, community CPR, CPR for the professional rescuer, and more. For more information, go to www.capecodandislandsredcross.org.
Pilates options in Osterville
Jennifer Pilates, 1336 Main St. in Osterville, offers a series of Pilates classes for all levels. On
Mondays and Wednesdays
at 9:30 there's reformer trio classes; a classical mat class is held
Tuesdays and Thursdays
at 9:30 a.m. and
at 12:30 a.m.; and a Pilates sculpting class is held
at 9:30 a.m. and
Dare To Be Alive aids with organ transplants
Dare To Be Alive, a non-profit group whose goal is to enrich the lives of organ donor recipients and their families, holds an organ transplant social group every third Tuesday of the month at Cape Cod Hospital from 7 to 9 p.m. The meeting lets organ transplant patients and their families meet with others and discuss the experience. To RSVP, contact coordinator Bob at 774-269-1283.
Hospice and Palliative Care of Cape Cod cares for kids
The Pediatric Palliative Care Team of Cape Cod has expanded its supportive services for young people with life-limiting illnesses. The program is designed to help children, infants and adolescents with illnesses such as cancer, organ failure, HIV and cystic fibrosis. Health care professionals, community agencies, caregivers or families can make referrals to the program by calling 508-957-0200. Financial aid is available to those who qualify. www.hospicecapecod.org.
VNA offerings
The Visiting Nurses Association, in conjunction with the Massachusetts chapter of the Arthritis Foundation, will offer 10-week sessions of the Young at Heart/PACE (People with Arthritis Can Exercise) at 13 Cape locations. The program combines weight training, aerobics, endurance training and calisthenics. Each session meets twice a week. A low-cost fee and a doctor's approval are required for participation. For more information on location or registration, or to observe a class, call 877-267-7700.
The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod Hospice is offering a volunteer training program for those wishing to learn how to care for patients and families receiving end-of-life care. The class will prepare participants to become hospice volunteers. For more information on becoming a volunteer, call Eileen Urquhart, hospice volunteer coordinator, at 508-957-7718.
The VNA offers free glucose, cholesterol and prostate screening services for uninsured and underinsured low-income men ages 50 and older, or age 40 and older with family history of prostate cancer. For more information call 800-631-3900 ext. 7629.
Pilates for posture and pleasure
The Cape Cod Pilates Wellness Studio offers an ongoing Functional Pilates Fitness Class on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. The class combines Pilates Reformer exercises and free weights to strengthen, tighten, tone and stretch.
Cost for the class is $25 for members of the studio, $30 for nonmembers. Four participants for each class maximum. For more information or to sign up, call 508-548-2559 or visit www.CapeCodPilates.com.
Center for Breastfeeding offers help for moms
The Center for Breastfeeding, 327 Quaker Meeting House Rd. in East Sandwich, offers classes for moms and kids all year long. Free lactation counseling and pump and supplies use are also available.
For class times, prices or more information call 1-888-890-2229 or 508-888-7794.
Therapeutic massage now at RHCI
Individuals seeking relief from pain and stress have access to therapeutic massage at the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Cape and Islands in Sandwich. Services are provided by Lucia Grinsell, a nationally certified massage therapist and physical therapy assistant at RHCI. Flexible hour-long and 1.5-hour long appointments are available for this self-pay program. Massage therapy is for those seeking to reduce pain, swelling, blood pressure, heart rate, tension, or everyday stress. For more information call RHCI Sandwich at 508-833-4141 or RHCI Bourne at 508-743-0465.
Fun and fitness
Fun and Fit After 40, an exercise class that incorporates stretching, toning, low impact aerobics, and mat work, is being offered from 4:45 to 6 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays weekly at the Yarmouth Senior Center. The first class is free, with subsequent classes costing $5 each. Participants must have their own mat and weights. For more information call 774-268-9259.
Help for panic and anxiety
Judy Schiffman, director of Panic Relief, Inc., presents a pain and anxiety program, "Overcoming Fears, Anxiety and Agoraphobia; Achieving Control, Positive Self-Image and Constructive Thinking." For groups forming in your area, call 732-940-9658.
Work it off
The Young at Heart/PACE exercise program, a combination of weight training, aerobic, endurance and flexibility exercises, is held through the VNA and the Massachusetts Chapter of the Arthritis Foundations at community sites across the Cape. Each session runs for 10 weeks. Call 877-267-7700 for more information.
DVD helps children who stutter
A DVD entitled
Stuttering and Your Child: Help for Parents
is available in English and Spanish at the Hyannis Public Library and the Whelden Memorial Library in West Barnstable. The video addresses common concerns about stuttering.
Recover in fellowship
Asthma support group
Dr. Paul Sklarew leads an asthma support group at the Allergy and Asthma Center of Cape Cod, 244 Willow St. in Yarmouthport. Call 508-362-0099 for more information.
Support group in Yarmouth
A changes and loss support group meets at the Yarmouth Senior Center, 528 Forest Rd. in South Yarmouth, at 11 a.m. on the first and third Mondays of the month.
Adult social day program
The Barnstable Senior Center on Route 28 in Hyannis hosts the Barnstable Adult Social Day Care Program. The group operates from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, in an effort to help elders maintain independence. Call 508-862-4750 for more information.
Caregiver support in Barnstable
Caregivers for seniors are invited to attend a support meeting at Barnstable Senior Center, Route 28 in Hyannis, every other Wednesday from 9:30 to 11 a.m. To register, call Beth Gilmore at Elder Services at 508-394-4630 ext. 240.
HIV/AIDS testing, counseling
The Cape Cod Free Clinic & Community Health Center offers free, confidential testing for HIV and AIDS at its Falmouth and Mashpee offices. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 508-540-2949.
Veterans, take note
The Department of Veterans Affairs is offering prescription refills over the Internet with MyHealthVet, a personal online record system for veterans that tracks prescriptions, health records, insurance and more. Visit www.myhealth.va.gov for more information.
Independence House hosts support groups
Independence House in Hyannis sponsors a seeking safety support group at the office in Falmouth Hospital on Mondays at 5:30 p.m.; a children's empowerment group on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. at the office in Hyannis; and a self-esteem focus group on Thursdays at the Hyannis office at 5:30 p.m. For more information, call 508-771-6507.
Get health tips
Cape Cod Healthcare's Center For Health Education offers a stop-smoking class, a walking program, a Heart Healthy Eating class, mind and body relaxation techniques, supermarket shopping tips and more. To register, call 877-729-7200 or visit www.capecodhealth.org.
Hospice education
To learn more about hospices and end-of-life services, you can schedule a presentation for your organization by Hospice & Palliative Care of Cape Cod. Call 508-957-0200, ext. 306.
Exercise at the VNA
Stop by the Visiting Nurse Association in Dennis on Route 134 to take part in the Young at Heart exercise program. A minimal fee is charged and a doctor's note is necessary. The program is also offered at the Brewster facility. Call 877-267-7700 for more information.
Driver Rehabilitation Program
Those whose driving ability has been compromised by illness, injury or normal aging are invited to take part in the roadSMART Driver Rehabilitation Program being offered through the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Cape and Islands in East Sandwich. For more information, call 508-833-4000.
Women's free health screening
The Women's Health Network of the Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod, in cooperation with local health care providers, offers free breast and cervical cancer screening services to uninsured and underinsured low-income women ages 40 to 64. For more information call 800-631-3900 ext. 7605.
Dial a line for help
Cape Cod Healthcare's mental health arm, Behavioral Health Services of Cape Cod Healthcare, has a one-stop telephone line (888-986-4BHS) allowing easier access to comprehensive mental health services. The service offers help for those dealing with anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and other concerns.
VNA has home health technology
The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod offers in-home telemonitoring technology. The Honeywell HomMed monitors collect vital signs including heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation and body weight, all in three minutes. Call 800-631-3900 for more information.
VNA offers van, interpreters, more
The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod has a 28-foot van that travels throughout the Cape to link underserved individuals and families with health education and preventive screening services. Blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar and more may be tested at the van. The VNA also offers interpretation and tele-interpretation in five languages: Portuguese, Spanish, Haitian Creole, Persian and Italian. Training classes are also available in Choke Saver Certification. Stop by the Thriftique thrift shop on Route 28 in the South Yarmouth Plaza near the Registry of Motor Vehicles for bargains.
Get health tips
Cape Cod Healthcare's Center For Health Education offers a stop-smoking class, a walking program, a Heart Healthy Eating class, mind and body relaxation techniques, supermarket shopping tips and more. To register, call 877-729-7200 or visit www.capecodhealth.org.
Hospice education
To learn more about hospices and end-of-life services, you can schedule a presentation for your organization by Hospice & Palliative Care of Cape Cod. Call 508-957-0200, ext. 306.
Help with flu shots
Wondering where to go for a flu shot? Call the Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod's Flu Line at 1-8000-631-3900 for information on area clinics.
VNA offers exercise class
Join a Young at Heart exercise class for a 10-week run and improve your ticker in just one hour, twice a week. A small fee and doctor's approval are needed. Senior Care Management Services are offered by the VNA. For an assessment of health care needs, call 877-267-7700. A Young at Heart Senior Weight Training program is held twice a week for 12 weeks.
Bereavement groups
The Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod Hospice Bereavement Program offers a support group designed for men who have lost a loved one. The group meets at the South Dennis office of the VNA, 434 Route 134. A Bereaved Parents Support Group for those who have lost children meets Mondays at 1 p.m. at the VNA, 67 Ter Heun Drive. Volunteers are available for childcare. Other bereavement support groups are available, including those for loss of a pet, parent, grandchild or friend. Call 800-978-0838 for details.
Diabetes support in Dennis
The Dennis Council on Aging offers a diabetes support group the first two Wednesdays of every month from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Dennis Senior Center, 1045 Route 134 in South Dennis. The sessions, moderated by Dr. Joseph F. Palma, are meant to give information and support to diabetics, their families and anyone interested in the disease. No registration is required.
Parkinson's exercise class
The Dennis Council on Aging sponsors a one-hour program featuring various gentle exercises to help strengthen the upper and lower extremities, including the core muscles, for the purpose of enhancing flexibility and balance for people with Parkinson's. These exercises are not exclusive to those with Parkinson's disease, and are open to people with other neurological issues. Classes are held Mondays and Fridays from 9 to 10 a.m. There will be a total of eight classes with a fee of $32. For more information call 508-385-5067.
Parents helping parents
Parents Helping Parents, a self-help support group, offers free weekly meetings for parents to share understanding, information, and ideas. Hyannis meetings are held Wednesday evenings. The group is looking for volunteers with good interpersonal skills. Training is available. Call 800-882-1250 for more information or to volunteer.
Cancer support in Mashpee
Cape Cod Healthcare offers a Living With Cancer education support group that meets Tuesdays at the Mashpee Health Center, 5 Industrial Rd. Call 508-539-6215 for more information.
Support group for smokers
The Dennis Free at Last Group, a support group for smokers who want to quit, meets Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. at the West Dennis Graded Schoolhouse on School Street.
Experience Reiki, free
A free Reiki clinic is held every third Thursday of the month at the Center for Healing Therapies/Reiki By the Sea, 15 West Bay Rd. in Osterville. No appointments are necessary for this light hand treatment geared to relieve pain, stress and mental distress. Call 508-888-7788 for more information.
Alzheimer's services at county
The Barnstable County Alzheimer's Collaborative offers a program called Safe Return for those with Alzheimer's disease and their families. Safe Return is a 24-hour database registry operated by the Alzheimer's Association. Call 508-375-6043 for information or to register a loved one.
Support on bipolar disorder
A support group for parents and caregivers of children and adolescents with bipolar disorder meets on the second Wednesday of the month at Falmouth Hospital in the Faxon 2 basement from 7 to 8 p.m. For more information, call 508-548-5300.
Cape Cod Healthcare provides options for behavioral health, physical rehabilitation
The Kids and Teens Behavioral Health Assessment Center, 11 Potter Ave. in Hyannis, provides families with behavioral health assessments and treatment plans, as well as referrals and information about behavioral health services.
In Harwich, Cape Cod Healthcare recently opened a new rehabilitation facility at Fontaine Medical Center, funded by a $500,000 donation from Harwich resident Helen Murdock. For more information on the center, call 508-430-3320.
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After looking at the other patterns and slings on that site, I noticed they're very long. Would it not be a worry about tripping while wearing your baby? I'm not that tall, and w/ that length of a sling I'd worry about tripping.
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That's a lot of yeast, around 2% I think.
Unbelievably tasty. By far the best I have made yet. Sauce was a 28oz can rushed tomatos drain and strained. That went over the spinach. Then a 28 oz can whole tomatoes pureed with fennel seed. Dried oregano/basil. Table spoon of strawberry jelly. Garlic salt. And 1 small can of paste. Spooned on to fill the top.
Boy, and you'd never even believe there was that much sauce on that little pizza. Bob
1st attempt at pan pizza. Or is it detroit? Not sure what to call it. Poolish 24 hour cold rise.


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Notes: The authors show that substitution of alanine for the conserved glycine 224 of Nog1, a eukaryotic GTPase, disrupts assembly of pre-60S ribosome subunits but does not significantly affect GTP binding. Amino acids 1–357 of Nog1 (Nog1NG) were expressed with an N-terminal biotinylated tag in E. coli, then purified using the SoftLink™ Soft Release Avidin Resin. The resin was incubated with the cleared lysate for 2 hours with mixing and washed with B300 buffer (25mM Tris-HCl [pH7.4], 10mM MgOAc2, 10% glycerol, 0.05% Brij 30, 1mM dithiothreitol, 300mM KOAc) and B1000 buffer (25mM Tris-HCl [pH7.4], 10mM MgOAc2, 10% glycerol, 0.05% Brij 30, 1mM dithiothreitol, 1M KOAc). Purified protein was eluted with B300 buffer containing 5mM biotin, and the protein was concentrated and biotin removed by ultracentrifugation. The protein was estimated to be 95% pure by SDS-PAGE. GTP-binding assays were performed by UV cross-linking purified Nog1NG and [α-32P]-GTP, recovering the protein by binding to SAM2 Biotin Capture Membrane and quantifying the amount of GTP bound using a Phosphorimager. (3804)
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- 250mL beaker
- 2x200mL beakers
- 40mL beaker
- 500mL one-arm Erlenmeyer flask (not standard taper)
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- 10mL graduated cylinder
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- 1 gallon phosphoric acid
- 1 gallon hydrochloric acid, 12M
- ~1lb potassium hydroxide
- Calcium chloride, anhydrous (drying agent)
- Magnesium sulfate, anhydrous (drying agent)
Things that are broken but could be fixed
- A 500mL round-bottom longneck distillation flask with the distiller arm broken off. If someone has an acetylene torch, this could be repaired by fusing a glass tube onto it, or the hole could be sealed up and the flask used for a reflux reaction flask.
- A Liebig condenser, not standard taper, with part of the stillhead end in several pieces. Again, fixable with a hot enough torch.
- A vacuum aspirator with a bunch of pipe-fitting adapters. It works, but currently the adapters are on there really tight and I can't get them off. If someone has a plumber's wrench and a bench vise, this is easy to fix.
Workshops we could do
- Distillation and drying. 99% ethanol is really expensive, but we can make it cheaply with everclear (or cheap vodka) and a little bit of work.
- Liquid-liquid extraction and organic separation -- polar vs. non-polar solvents, how to use them
- Column chromatography
- Steam extraction from organic materials -- make your own essential oils and hydrosols
- Acid/base extraction
- Build a rotary evaporator
- How to set up a reaction under reflux conditions
- Fractional distillation
- Build a fume hood
Things we should have on hand
There are many reagents which we should have in stock and which can be acquired easily from hardware stores or photography supply stores. Here are some, please add more:
- Acetone (hardware store)
- Xylene (hardware store)
- Toluene (hardware store, though do they sell it in California?)
- 99% isopropyl alcohol (pharmacy)
- Glacial acetic acid (photography supply)
- Dichloromethane (hardware store)
- Denatured alcohol (hardware store)
- Naphtha (hardware store)
- 99% ethanol (can be purchased at places like The Science Shop in San Jose, but is very expensive; cheaper to make our own)
- Silica gel (finer ground than the stuff that comes in packets, but we can grind it up in a mortar)
- Calcium chloride (hardware store, "Damp-Rid")
- Magnesium sulfate, anhydrous (pharmacy; buy Epsom salts and bake them in an oven to dehydrate, then put in a bag and crush into little chunks)


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I've been out of state, celebrating my father's 80th birthday at a family reunion.
I was away when the Mayor's office announced that the budget he's presenting to the City Council includes both Bethany and South Branch Libraries. I'm tickled that it looks as if we'll continue to provide the distinct services that make neighborhood libraries so popular.
As it turns out, the Lincoln City Libraries budget will be cut in the neighborhood of $100,000, not the $781,000 cut that our original budget took into account. The City Council will take their final budget vote in August. Whatever the amount, we'll work hard to make the dollars go as far as possible.
My thanks to everyone who expressed their support for libraries. Every day, I'm proud of the service that our staff provides to our community, and I'm thrilled that our customers spoke up in response. Thanks again.


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Nursing program at Feather River College
Feather Publishing8/6/2010Have you always wanted to be a nurse, but didn't think there was a program in your community? Feather River College offers a two-year vocational nursing program with the next program beginning August 2011. Interested students should start their prerequisites now to be ready for the next class.
The vocational nursing program at Feather River College allows students to take the program in an academic setting and provides opportunities to take other classes outside their major area. In addition, students benefit from college support services, including child care, financial aid, tutoring and the utilization of the Learning Resource Center and library.
The program averages 20 hours per week, year round for two years. The program includes 577 theory hours and 954 clinical hours in various healthcare settings.
The vocational nursing program offers students two options: Associate of Science degree with vocational nursing major or a vocational nursing certificate of achievement. Either option prepares the student to take the state Board of Nursing license exam.
Licensed vocational nurses practice under the direction of a licensed physician or registered nurse and are trained to perform services requiring technical and manual nursing skills to provide bedside nursing care. The duties of a licensed vocational nurse include: conducting basic assessment (data collection); participating in the care planning process; performing basic nursing services; administering medications; applying communication skills in patient care and teaching; and participating in patient education to promote self-care skills
Licensed vocational nurses are employed in a variety of health care settings that include acute care hospitals, long-term care/convalescent hospitals, home health agencies, physicians' offices, and medical clinics.
Sign up now to complete your prerequisites in time for acceptance into the next program. BIOL110, Human Anatomy is offered each fall semester; BIOL112, Human Physiology offered each spring semester; HES170, Introduction to Nutrition is offered online each spring semester; and NURS100, Nurse Aide, is offered yearly. Application packets to the nursing program will be available through the Allied Health Office in January 2011.
Upon completion of the nursing program application and acceptance into the program students may register for nursing classes. For detailed information regarding the vocational nursing program, visit frc.edu/instruction/associate degree or certificate programs.
For more information, call the Allied Health Program office at 283-0202, ext. 235 or visit firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Blue-ray (yes, I did mean to type it like that, the colour has an 'e') support isn't something I'd like to rely on under linux, but it will be able to deal with CDs and DVDs without batting an eyelid.
Motherboards can vary in their level of support but I'd be surprised if you had issues, Linux hardware support is pretty good nowadays.
Support for everything else should be stellar. As a disclaimer, I've not tried SATA6, so I don't know about that.