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Art Songs for School and Studio
First Year - Medium High Voice
Art Songs for School and Studio (First Year - Medium High Voice). Edited by Mabelle Glenn and Alfred Spouse. For medium high voice solo and piano. Ditson Art Song Series. Classical. Collection and accompaniment CD. Vocal melody, lyrics and piano accompaniment. 64 pages. Theodore Presser Company #431-40092. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.431400920).
With vocal melody, lyrics and piano accompaniment. classical. 9x12 inches.
The quintessential Oliver Ditson vocal anthology is now available with piano accompaniment CD! Since its publication in 1928, Art Songs for School and Studio has long been the jewel of vocal pedagogy. Edited by Mabelle Glenn and Alfred Spouse, this collection is published for the first time alongside an accompanying CD, sure to delight vocal teachers everywhere! With piano accompaniments to the book's 25 pieces performed by Rae Moses, now teachers and their students can play the CD, sing along, or use it to practice alone. From Schumann's "Lotus Flower" and Strickland's "Road to Home" to Purcell's "Passing By" and the Old English Air "When Love is Kind," Art Songs, now with the addition of an accompaniment CD, will continue to endure as a cherished vocal anthology for many more years to come.
- Cradle Song Composed by Johannes Brahms
- Dedication Composed by Robert Franz
- Florian's Song Composed by Benjamin Godard
- For Music Composed by Robert Franz
- Hedge-roses Composed by Franz Schubert
- The Little Road To Kerry Composed by Charles Wakefield Cadman
- Long, Long Ago Composed by Thomas Haynes Bayly
- The Lotus Flower Composed by Robert Schumann
- My Love Rode By Composed by Mary Evelene Calbreath
- My Love's an Arbutus Composed by Irish Air
- O No, John! Composed by English Folk Song
- Out Of My Soul's Great Sadness Composed by Robert Franz
- Passing By Composed by Edward Purcell
- Pretty Polly Oliver Composed by Old English Air
- The Road To Home Composed by Lily Strickland
- The Rose Composed by Joseph W. Clokey
- The Rose Complained Composed by Robert Franz
- Slumber Song Composed by Alexander Gretchaninoff
- Still As The Night Composed by Carl Bohm
- Such A Li'L Fellow Composed by William Dichmont
- Thou'rt Lovely As A Flower Composed by Robert Schumann
- Under The Rose Composed by William Arms Fisher
- When Love Is Kind Composed by Old English Air
- Who Is Sylvia? Composed by Franz Schubert
- The Wind Speaks Composed by G.A. Grant-Schaefer
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Richard Boyle (rower)
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|Olympic medal record
|Men's Rowing
|1908 London
|Men's eights
Richard Frederick Robert Pochin Boyle (11 October 1888 – 6 February 1953) was a British rower who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics.
Boyle was born at Ipsden, Oxfordshire, the son of Major Charles John Boyle and Lillian Kennedy Pochin.[1] Boyle was educated at Cambridge University and coxed the Cambridge boat in the Boat Race in 1907 and 1908. The Cambridge crew made up a boat in the eights which won the bronze medal rowing at the 1908 Summer Olympics.[2]
In the First World War, Boyle was a captain in the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry and was wounded.
Boyle married Marion Elisa Hill Wallace, daughter of Major-General Hill Wallace, on 12 February 1918
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Exactly 100 comments? Not anymooore...
Exactly 100 comments? Not anymooore...
the "friendly fire isnt" means "friendly fire isnt ok (but he gets shot by a friendly before he can say ok and i believe thats why it has "..." at the end)
Thumbs up for the Groo the Wanderer reference!
ps. gotta love all the "green names" on here saying it doesnt look like a good game! fucking retards
anyways, Killzone 2's MP was spectacular. Guerilla makes, by far, the best maps in the business. truly impressive design. not only do they look insane but they are design VERY VERY WELL
ps. JEFF ENDED THAT SHIT
God I love Killzone. This looks fantastic as expected
" the "friendly fire isnt" means "friendly fire isnt ok (but he gets shot by a friendly before he can say ok and i believe thats why it has "..." at the end) "The isn't refers to the friendly at the start of the sentence. "This fire which we referred to as friendly is actually not friendly at all," doesn't have the same ring to it.
" Looks a hell of a lot like Killzone 2... "
Just like Mario Galaxy 2 looks a hell of a lot like Mario Galaxy, Halo Reach looks like erm Halo, Fable 3 looks like Fable 2, Star Wars: FU2 looks like FU, Black Ops looks like CoD, Fallout: NV looks like Fallout 3 etc. What do you expect from a sequel exactly?
Anyway, Looking forward to KZ3 but haven't even played much of the SP in KZ2. Only had my PS3 for a couples months now and just got into the MP of KZ2 and it's a lot of fun and surprisingly active.
Holy shit, this game looks damn sweet.
Now I only need a 360 controller for the PS3 with real triggers and not the awful analog placements. Only reason I dont play my PS3 more. God awful controller.
Spent all night playing it. I hate how they removed all the recoil and bullet spread!!!
I never really liked the feel of Killzone 2
maybe I'll give Killzone 3 a bigger tryout though
This looks pretty great. Although I changed the control scheme to COD style when I played Killzone 2.
Watching Jeff play a FPS is always a good time.
awesome ending haha
Wait, if it's a BETA, then why does it say "Alpha Code" at the top of the screen?
Also, I am glad at their anti-Jim Sterling comments, regardless of whether they were serious. I hate that man so much...
EDIT: AHA! They felled him!
I always like how PS3 exclusives that are these kind of "core games", always look very impressive graphic-wise: God of War 3, Uncharted 1 and 2 and Killzone 2 and 3...
The 360 sure has a lot of things going for it, but since it usually ends up as the lead-platform for developing, I can't help but feel that it's holding the PS3 slightly back....
usually as soon as i find out that ryan is going to be playing the game for the quick-looks then i know its not going to go down very well. i like ryan davis and all but he hes not the most technically gifted game player of the giant bomb crew.
"@DukeTogo: 100% agree. I maybe played KZ2 SP for 1.5 hours, but I played MP more than any of the bigger name FPS so far this gen. In fact I probably played it more than any other single game of any genre, period. The revolving missions, 32-man insanity, cooking grenades, disguises, C4, invisible snipers, shotgun campers, deployable spawn points, magnum headshots, and yes, even rocket boosting were all flat out fun. Adding jetpacks and mechs to the mix should be awesome. Can anyone in the beta confirm whether or not an assassination target can hop in a mech? I'm ready for more KZ-type madness. "
Game looks like a refined and updated Killzone 2. Graphics and gameplay look as good as they were before, but I'm not seeing enough innovation to warrant a day one purchase. I was hoping for a lot deeper skill and rank up progression and unlock system with way more weapon variety. Looks like all the same guns from Killzone 2, hopefully a lot will be shown and added further on.
Also, doesn't look like the Giant Bomb staff have ever played much Killzone 2.
best assassination ever seen, @jeff.
If anyone gets a beta code for this thang they don't want, you should hook me up! That shotgun looked super satisfying when it smoked those dudes.
HAHAHA..oh man at the end...
" Game looks like a refined and updated Killzone 2. Graphics and gameplay look as good as they were before, but I'm not seeing enough innovation to warrant a day one purchase. I was hoping for a lot deeper skill and rank up progression and unlock system with way more weapon variety. Looks like all the same guns from Killzone 2, hopefully a lot will be shown and added further on. Also, doesn't look like the Giant Bomb staff have ever played much Killzone 2. "GB staff don't get time to play a lot of anything. Jeff played a bunch of KZ2 when it first came out but that's probably it. Jeff has said how he wants to really get into SSF4 but he just can't because of all the other games he has to play.
Ryan - "These guys are TIRED"
" I played killzone 2 online. even getting 1st place I felt no accomplishment doesn't seem very competitive. Lets see what classes add to the game. "You did huh? You know there were classes in Killzone 2 right?
This game is just as awesome as the KZ2 multiplayer. Been playing it for a couple of weeks now and although they've really pandered to the criticisms about the controls and made them a lot snappier it still feels extremely good. I do agree with Jeff that the more weighty controls were a good differentiation from all the other shooters out there.
I'm also liking how they're carrying on with the world events on the maps that they introduced with KZ2's last map pack. They didn't come across it but on that map there's a little beacon you can throw down that calls down an orbital missile strike. The other maps they didn't play also have a radar jammer that fires every 5 minutes or something and the third map has a bunch of mechanical walkers you can ride around in.
So anyone wanna give me there beta code?
" looks good, but by god, the aiming ... how can anyone see this and not want a mouse? "is this your first time seeing a console shooter? that's how it goes.
Just upgraded my account so I'm watching in HD, but the video is artifacting a lot and it's like that for all videos on GB. Is it just me or is it the same for everyone?
Wow this game LOOKS outstanding, it's a shame it also looks like a generic-ass FPS.
GTRich? as in Rich Brown from Gametrailers?
also I miss the old announcer voices
Dude...he gauged his...forehead?
" @Neilstaman:@Neilstaman said:Oh no you saw through his clever ruse! Pro-tip, if you're going to pretend you've played a game at least learn some fundamental facts about it..." I played killzone 2 online. even getting 1st place I felt no accomplishment doesn't seem very competitive. Lets see what classes add to the game. "You did huh? You know there were classes in Killzone 2 right? The game looks good. But yes, it looks basically identical to Killzone 2 MP but with snow. There have been glimpses of mech suits for MP tho...maybe that will spice things up a bit. "
I have a feeling that this game will be received just like Uncharted 2 was.
Killzone 2, just like the 1st Uncharted, was a very good game, but both of them haven't received enough media attention primarily because they were exclusive for the PS3.
Now, since the media grew up, and if Killzone 3 improves upon the previous formula and adds a few more weapons, abilities and less industrial maps, this may be a solid GOTY contender.
However, it still makes me laugh that some gaming people need to play Killzone 3, Uncharted 2 or even Battlefield Bad Company 2 to finally realize and appreciate the things that the previous games already accomplished, but never received the proper attention. Still, better late than never.
Since it says alpha code, isn't this an alpha?
It's a pity the game looks so shitty in 3D. Played it at PAX, and they DEFINITELY have to downgrade the visuals heavily to get it running in 3D. Good to see it in 2D.
The thumbs in the eyes thing was not only poorly implemented, but also what the hell? Through his headpiece? Bleh, that really bugs me.
And even for alpha code, allowing one team to have twice as many dudes without auto balance, something I'm sure is far from difficult to put in the code, is really a bummer. It really ticks me off when a BETA has big issues that are already a given, because it gets in the way of showing the real issues that the devs don't already know about.
VERY glad to hear that the game feels a lot more responsive. The clunkiness of the other games was a real downer for me. I don't mind movement and traversal and stuff being heavier, but having trouble aiming around just because it feels bad sucks, it was the worst part of KZ2 in my experience.
I still have little confidence in this game having played it at PAX and feeling it was VERY rough, very problematic, the controls didn't work terrible well and there were a lot of issues in particular with cover. ANd as I said, the 3D was pretty terrible. There was a massive amount of ghosting, the game looked significantly worse, not just in resolution which was clearly lower, but also with muddier textures and jagged edges. We will see how this turns out, but the atmosphere just wasn't enough for me in that demo. It's kind of odd that the atmosphere was nailed way better in an MP map versus a campaign experience, but who knows. They still have time to make a game, and maybe this code is a lot better than the PAX code, but they have a long way to come from where the Campaign was at at PAX.
looks fun
" Since it says alpha code, isn't this an alpha? "I was thinking the same thing. guess the term beta is more well known. However the term is so diluted at this point. Many so called betas are alphas and even more are actually just a demo and not a beta or an alpha at all.
killzone 2 was great and you guys seemed to be enjoying this enough. looking forward to it.
This game looks amazing. I need this.
Why do I hear zippers being pulled up every five seconds.
Jeff and Ryan... FPS... but Ryan plays...?!
Does not computer.
Is it just me or does every single FPS make your character look really short?
I got tired of the Killzone 2 multiplayer because of the ridiculous amount of cloaked snipers and noobtubers.
It did impress me though, very little autoaim (possibly none) made it feel pretty satisfying as opposed to MW2 which practically aims for you.
The ending of this quick look was suitably awesome. This is one of the few games I wish I had a PS3 for.


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did this solo as Toni was feeling ill - book stated 3 hours, I was done in 1.5 hours!doughobbs - Solo O/S - 07/Aug/14
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4th time, great weather, but seemed harder than before!JulianD - Solo - 18/Jul/14 with Ann
good end to holiday. fun ladders and steep sections. interesting step off the top ladder!wjcdean - 12/Jul/14 with Adam Bird
Great little VF, did it in 3.5 hours route trip from Corvara, excellent route for a quick morning. BStar - 12/Jul/14 with Will Dean
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In winter conditions! Snowing from half way up onwards. V. glad of ice axe on descent!Fiona Reid - 09/Jul/14 with Mike
Great day out. Slightly dodgy descent with snow still around. anaesthetic - 22/Jun/14 with Dave
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Walked up from Passo di Campolongo in the afternoon and had the VF to ourselves. Nice steep pair of ladders provides excitement at the end. Great views from the top. We returned to the Rif Kostner and sat out a thunderstorm. The ridge back down from there has some great rock pinnacles lower down.brianrunner - AltLd - 21/Jul/13 with martina
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zoeimogen - 03/Aug/12
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Hidden - 29/Jun/12
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Tiny cable cars up, then a bit of skree running, a lot of hiking, some scrambling, two pitches and a long decent. More hiking than via ferrata really.Willbert - 26/Aug/11
Sweet route. Awesome scree descent. Favourite 3b of the week. Katie86 - 19/Aug/11 with Ellie Aimes
AndrewHeaton - Lead O/S - 18/Aug/11 with Amber, Alice, Daniel
Hidden - 18/Aug/11
ClareSenny - Aug/11 with Andrew Edwards
ed edwards - Aug/11 with Clare Gardiner
liabilityliz - Lead - 20/Jul/11 with Brian Evans
Hidden - 16/Jul/11
Geoffers - 10/Jul/11 with Lauren
Hidden - Solo O/S - 10/Jul/11
Headjamm - 09/Jul/11 with Geoffers
Hidden - 2nd - 03/Jul/11
Griff87 - Jul/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 23/Jun/11
Hidden - Solo - 18/Jun/11
Griff87 - Jun/11
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alisonk - Solo - 03/Sep/10
Rampikino - Solo - 25/Aug/10 with Cat
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My first Via Ferrata. Much fun!sarahlizzy - Aug/10 with Zoe, Syv
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Hidden - 05/Jun/10
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descent route from the south face of the Piz da Lechgivemetea - 30/Aug/09 with Robert
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jcj - 2008
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Hidden - Aug/07
Hidden - 15/Jul/07
K9 - Jul/07 with Dave Nugent, Blackler Bros, Martin
edmund94 - Solo O/S - 11/Jun/07
Graham Iles - 09/Sep/06 with Jo
Hidden - Lead O/S - Aug/06
JulianD - 31/Jul/06 with Ann
Stuart Macfarlane - 19/Jul/06 with Anne-Marie
Hidden - Solo O/S - Jul/06
Started to rain on the descent but we thought we'd be down before we got too wet - how rong were we, we were utterly sodden by the time we got back to the hotel!Toerag - 07/Jul/05 with Alison Brooks, Matt Brooks, Samantha Woolcombe
trincee - Jul/05
Hidden - AltLd - Jun/05
buxtoncoffeelover - Solo - Aug/04
Hidden - Solo O/S - 17/Jul/04
2nd time.Becky E - Jul/04 with various
1st time.Becky E - Jul/03 with various
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Chris the Tall - 26/Aug/02 with Liz
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Nishikori, Tipsarevic Launch ATP World Tour's Asian Swing In Singapore
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Kei Nishikori and Janko Tipsarevic promoted the ATP World Tour's upcoming three-week Asian swing in Singapore on Thursday.
"It holds good memories," Tipsarevic said of returning to Asia. "I won my first ATP tournament in Asia. It's one of my favourite swings, definitely this year because the season was so chaotic. We played so many tournaments including the Olympics. Coming to Asia, in a big way, calms me down. People are so relaxed and easy-going in Asian countries. I just love to be here."
Nishikori and Tipsarevic played tennis with three Formula One racing drivers - Timo Glock, Charles Pic and Nico Hulkenberg - and some of Singapore's top juniors at the luxury Marina Bay Sands resort, near the street circuit for Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix.
"I saw these guys, especially Janko, on TV last week at the US Open and I'm watching quite a lot so I think it's good fun," said Glock.
The duo also spent time at the resort's rooftop Infinity pool and took part in a number of media commitments. Tipsarevic also sampled life in Singapore's Chinatown district.
The three-week Asian swing, which runs from 24 September to 14 October, features five ATP World Tour tournaments - the Thailand Open in Bangkok, the Malaysian Open Kuala Lumpur, the China Open in Beijing, the Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships in Tokyo and the Shanghai Rolex Masters, an ATP World Tour Masters 1000 event.
"It's very important for me," Nishikori said of the swing. "I feel like it's home, even here in Singapore. I'm playing [Kuala Lumpur] next week. It's going to be a lot of fun for me. I played well in Shanghai last year, played first semi-finals in a Masters, so hopefully I can do well this year.
"A lot of young kids start playing tennis and I think it's getting stronger, so I think it's very important that I do well in Asia and hopefully there's more Asian tournaments on the tour. Hopefully in the future."
ATP World Tour stars will be battling to earn valuable South African Airways ATP Rankings points in the race to qualify for the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals at The O2 in London from 5-12 November. Four singles spots remain up for grabs at the prestigious tournament. Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray have already qualified.
"A lot of decision-making is going to be done in these few tournaments and every victory counts," said Tipsarevic, who made his debut at The O2 last year.
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About Lugait
Historical Development
This chapter describes the development of Lugait for how it got its name, its creation as a municipality in 1961 and to what it is today. The vast minerals deposits, geographic location and the availability of its in facilities motivated the CIC planners to include the municipality as one of the centers for industries in the province as well as in the region.
There is no historical record of how Lugait got its name except for a legend which has been handed down from generation to generation. Indigenous descendants until now are adept in narrating the said legend. Thus, in the streets, in "Tabu-an" (assembly) and wherever you wish, they will tell you a story that goes like this.
Being geographically close to the haven of pirates, the coast had been the highway of these cutthroats going to the eastern wing of the province. In most cases, the moro pirates pillage and plunder the place first before going to the adjacent places.
Armed with better weapons, the pirates would easily overpower the dwellers. Every attack made by the enemy claimed both lives and properties of the dwellers. The constant heinous attacks gave the people lessons; defenses should be made and weapons should be sophisticated. Thus, sentinels were posted at Salimbal point and in other strategic places. Bladed weapons were made and perfected. There was then a parade of sharp weapons, locally known as "badi", "kampilan", "kalis","plumengko", "punyal" and "bangko" with iron heads.
The depths of their misery enraged and made the dwellers vindictive. All over the territory, the vow was one "LUGA" (to kill), "HATI" (sharp). If indeed vengeance finds its way, then the dwellers got it. Pirates who stepped in never had the chance to go home alive. Those who were captured were brought to a flowing well in Manga (now along Mabini Street). There, each captive was subjected to LUGA-HAIT. The proof of this fathomless anger and vengeance, the dwellers ate the flesh of their captives, a truly horrible chapter in the unwritten history of the place.
The vow (LUGA-HAIT) which became a rule in the village caused so much fear and forewarning in the enemy's camp. Attacks were greatly reduced days after and peace began to reign. Pirates just passed by the place by the place, their fingers and faces always signaling the "kumpit" pilot to avoid the place they started to call LUGA-HATI.
The dwellers rebuilt from their ruins with defenses strictly maintained. In an assembly, the dwellers agreed to call the place LUGA-HAIT which in time became just LUGAIT. Thus goes the legend of LUGAIT.
As a government unit of the Republic, Lugait was one of the barrios of Initao, Misamis Oriental until 1984. When Manticao became a municipality, Lugait was the biggest population and revenue contribution.
The dawn of March 16, 1961 announced the autonomy of Lugait from the cradle of Manticao. President Carlos P. Garcia signed and announced Executive Order No. 425 which mandated the creation of the Municipality of Lugait. As early as its creation, Lugait opened its gates to industrialization. New opportunities were prevailing and the world around begun to know the pace through the flow of cement and G.I. sheets in their market. These commodities became the by-word for lugait.
Lugait is the westernmost municipality of the province of misamis oriental. It shares territorial boundaries with iligan city in the south and Manticao, Misamis Oriental in the northeast. It boast of a coastal line whose water and location prove worthy for anchorage and navigation. A private wharf, in fact, is now perched at salimbal point.
Categorized as among small towns in the province, it has a total land area of 34 sq. km. Most of this area is agricultural, although starting from salimbal point in poblacion, hundreds of hectares are converted into industrial land and another development of the same character also exists at the other side of the river. More agricultural lands are now yielding to other purposes, so that commercial, industrial and residential interest are manifesting. Currently, the local government undertakes revision of land use and zoning plans to serve the need of its 14,000 growing population and be able to adopt the rapid growth and development in industry and agriculture technology with due consideration to balanced ecology.


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Incontinence management: help for the hands-on staff.
The job is stressful, the turn over rate is tremendous, and the staff is frequently undervalued. So how do you convince the nursing assistant to manage incontinence, rather than simply apply a diaper and hope for the best?
As a basic rule, a program supported by management will work wonderfully; a program without that support doesn't stand a chance. The person put in charge of that program - preferably a nurse manager at the unit level - should be knowledgeable, motivated, and highly visible and accessible to the primary care staff.
With management in place, few things are more beneficial to any program's success than staff morale, as exhibited by primary caretakers who know they are valued members of the care team. And this, first and foremost, is accomplished through education. Too often, nursing assistants are done a disservice by a lack of emphasis on educating them to do their jobs properly. Education should begin shortly after orientation with a program on incontinence, reducing pres sure sores, and related topics. While it is true that staff development personnel may provide helpful suggestions or written materials, it seems that programs run by nursing management at the unit level tend to be better received than those conducted by staff development in a distant room. These programs also help to establish the teaching role of the nurse manager.
Subsequent informal meetings at the nurses' station with the nurse manager and four or five nursing assistants should be held to review admissions and determine the resident issues requiring attention over the next few days. Involving nursing assistants in the development of programs they are expected to implement goes a long way toward motivating quality care and making staff feel valued. Having nursing assistants included in care planning meetings can enhance this sense of self-worth and provide the rest of the staff with unique insights-those of the nursing assistants-into residents' needs.
Overcoming Staffing Problems
But what about the short-staffed nursing home? It's important to understand that staffing isn't a numbers game and that the term "short-staffed" is a misnomer and is largely a matter of perception. On any given day, a visit to almost any nursing home will reveal two or more diametrically opposed views of the staffing status. One nursing assistant caring for as many as 10 residents may be providing excellent care, while another assigned to only six may complain of being short-staffed.
What makes the difference between those perceptions? The quality of management, nursing leaders and primary nursing. Management and leadership can be improved by developing a head nurse or nurse manager role at the unit level. That person should have total 24-hour responsibility for resident care, along with the authority to determine what will and will not happen on that unit.
Meanwhile, primary nursing focuses on relationships rather than tasks. The caregiver responsible for the total care of a resident for 2 weeks or 1 month understands that resident's idiosyncrasies and subtle needs, and is much more likely to be invested in his or her care than the staff member assigned to specific fragmented tasks such as making beds, toileting, or bathing.
Avoiding Assessment Pitfalls
The first mistake made by many nursing homes occurs upon admission, when a resident's incontinence is attributed to age and the need for a thorough assessment to identify etiology goes unrecognized.
It is important to teach the staff to differentiate between the normal aging process and the disease process that may cause or contribute to incontinence. Unlike the loss of muscle tone and bone mass that affect all elderly, incontinence is not a normal part of aging.
Determining the cause of incontinence requires a commitment to develop and apply a system to all residents admitted. One person - preferably a nurse manager at the unit level - should accept responsibility for monitoring the program and delegating nursing assistants to follow through.
Determining etiology begins with a thorough history that should address the following issues:
* Is the patient coming from home or the hospital? A resident admitted from home may have simply been unable to get to the bathroom because of immobility or inaccessibility. If the resident was admitted from the hospital, as many are, a foley catheter removed just prior to discharge gives the bladder no time to resume routine function. Bladder tone can often be restored by retraining or by clamping the catheter if left in place.
* What is the duration and severity of the problem? How displeasing is it to the resident and the family? Long-term and short-term problems differ, both in etiology and in potential treatment. Also, the resident's desire to reduce incontinence must always be considered.
* Describe the onset of the problem. Did the female resident have problems during pregnancy or dribbling after childbearing years?
* What are the resident's personal habits with respect to fluid intake. Are these related to a pattern of incontinence?
* Are there any conditions or medications that may be contributing to the problem?
Interviews with residents and family are best conducted separately. The interviewer can then cross-reference and use his or her professional skills to determine the accuracy of the information given. The resident may be reluctant to admit to the problem in front of family members and should never be forced to do so. And family, who are frequently dealing with feelings of guilt, may deny the existence of incontinence, even though it may actually be a major factor in the decision for placement.
Once the history is obtained, the next step is a physical examination, sometimes supplemented with simple laboratory tests. The nursing staff may meet with some resistance from physicians reluctant to order laboratory work. Thus, it's important to explain that only a few tests to rule out causes, such as infection, are needed, rather than an elaborate, costly series.
Three Approaches to Treatment
The minimum data set (MDS) provides a fairly comprehensive set of guidelines for finding the causes of incontinence in a particular resident. Using this, after the history and physical, a pattern of incontinence can be established with a 3 to 5 day assessment of intake and output initiated and monitored by the nurse manager.
Decisions must be made with respect to specimen collection, measurement, storage, and forms for documentation. The tracking will help to identify problem areas, such as times of the day and shifts when residents are prone to being wet.
Once these data are collected, the nursing process goes into effect with the skill and knowledge of the frontline staff, nursing assistants, LPNs, RNs, and nurse manager applied to formulate a plan of care involving one of three responses:
1 RETRAINING. A 14- to 30-day retraining program to increase bladder tone is appropriate for the resident with a brief history of incontinence that may be due to medication or recent catheterization.
2 MAINTENANCE. A maintenance program (checking the resident for wetness every 2 hours) is aimed at retaining dignity and keeping the skin intact. This type of program is indicated for residents with incontinence of long duration in whom the detrussor muscle is "gone." These are the people who have no sensation prior to voiding and are unable to detect a pattern.
3 KEEP DRY. The keep dry program is geared toward preventing incontinence and developing a system that matches the resident's individual voiding pattern by toileting before anticipated voiding and checking in between. The resident who is dry at 6:00 AM and voids a great deal at 7:00, for example, can be awakened and toileted at 6:30, maintaining a dry state. These residents may also respond to contraction exercises to stimulate the detrussor muscle.
No matter which program is implemented, constant monitoring and evaluation of the program's ongoing efficacy is essential. If the program is intact and wetness persists, the program should be reevaluated.
Teaching the Art of Maintaining Dignity
Maintaining the residents' dignity is an integral part of any system used to reduce incontinence. The process involves educating the "hands-on" staff not only about skin breakdown, but also about the feelings, both physical and emotional, associated with being wet.
First and foremost, primary caretakers should be taught to respect and maintain residents' privacy. It is never appropriate to walk into the day room and place a hand down the back of the pants to check for wetness. A staff member who responds along the lines of "he doesn't even know his own name" should be told to assume that such checking maneuvers are a violation of any resident's dignity, regardless of mental status.
Recognition of this is the necessary foundation for any successful program of incontinence management.
Julie Ditzler, RN, BSN, is a Long-Term Care Consultant with Creative Nursing Management of Minneapolis, MN, and was a nursing facility administrator and director of nursing for 15 years.
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The key to choose the phone for you is to know for what you will use it, said the wise people. Anyway I will stick to that. I will use my phone mostly for: ringing, browsing, video watching, mail reading, calendar, some 2d games like chess, probably I would like to have some cool apps just to play around and finally the key future should be the camera. I really want to have something in my pocket, which can make decent photos everywhere I go.
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Hi Bob,
Once again, thanks for your reply.
I'm asking this question from a user perspective. We have a number of CEO/CIO/CFO's that want to receive mails anywhere. Of course China and other totalitarian regimes like Myanmar will be a no go ...
But we are talking about problems in London (UK), Argentina.
On the other hand we have also Iphone 4 users, configured the same way, and these function at exactly the same location.
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The severity of ADHD and eating disorder symptoms: a correlational study
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My first and current boat is a Sonic 23. I've seen a few Sonic owners on here so far, hopefully we can share some info and help each other out with our boats that seem to be few and far between.
I will be cruising primarily in the Bras d'Or Lakes in Nova Scotia for the summer.
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Xorg freezes with fx5200
I've a X-locks-but-mouse-can-be-moved problem. But I don't have any pci_badness-errogs in my syslog, so I'm not sure if it is the same problem.
I'm not sure, but I have the feeling that happens more often if I display bigger elements. For example an big website. If i only use a few terminals nothing happens, but surfing is really problematic. The nv driver works perfectly.
I had the same problem using Arch Linux with Xorg, so I tried debian sarge with Xorg from the unstable tree. But that didn't change anything.
I did a startx -- -logverbose 5 and sleep 5m; nvidia-bug-report.sh and could reproduce it (again..). So here my nvidia-bug-report.log:
Re: Xorg freezes with fx5200
I have a few questions:
0) Did this problem exist with 1.0-7676 as well?
1) What kind of motherboard are you using and which BIOS version?
2) Does this problem exist with color depth of 24 too?
Re: Xorg freezes with fx5200
Hi Lonni!
Additionally it's a lot slower with 24bit, I only get 700fps (glxgears - 24bit), but with 16bit I've ~1300 fps. Or is that usual?
Thanks for your help!
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I'm not able to find your K75SA motherboard on ECS's website. Can you point me to the URL for it?
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Ah, Sorry, a Typo.
It's K7S5a: http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWeb/Downloa...uID=45&LanID=0
But unfortunately I discovered, that 24bit didn't work as well as I thought.
When I'm typing text in licq e.g. I can provoce a crash in less than a minute.
I logged in remotely and tried to find out something. Xorg eats all of my cpu and I could only kill it with -9.
Sometimes there's a line with 1px height through the text (when it crashes) and it doesn't draw the last character in that text right. When it is a 'n' it only draws about 50% of the character (up to down). XOrg doesn't respond, so I couldn't make a screenshot.
Should I try a new Bios version? They have two versions on the website i pointed above. But the bios patch with the higher version number is older. Should i try both of them or do you have something special in mind?
Thanks in advance,
Re: Xorg freezes with fx5200
I'd certainly suggest updating your BIOS. I would recommend applying the newest BIOS which is compatible with your motherboard.
Re: Xorg freezes with fx5200
I updated my Bios but the problem remains..
When I use windows the system is stable. So I think that's not a problem between my mainboard and my graphic card.
Re: Xorg freezes with fx5200
Can you try booting with the noapic and/or acpi=off kernel parameters and see if that makes any difference?
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Nope, didn't solve the problem.
Would it help if I provide straces or a gdb-log of X?
Re: Xorg freezes with fx5200
Have you tested with more than one window manager?
Can you try disabling AGP (NvAGP=0) and also experimenting with other values of NvAGP, and see if that has any impact?
Re: Xorg freezes with fx5200
Ahh! I think that was it.
I used apggart (because its faster than nvidia-agp on my machine). Now I tried the nvidia-internal-agp and it works. Thanks a lot for your time and effort!
Re: Xorg freezes with fx5200
Please post exactly what you did to correct the problem.
I have been fighting the same issue for a while with all versions of the driver.
Thanks for your help!
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Corey Liuget's large extended family, which gathers often, has given him a good foundation
"I'm so glad," she said, "that this is a family with love."
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"That little old lady — you knew she was gonna hit you with a wet rag," Corey said, laughing as he pantomimed twirling up a rag in preparation for a strike. "You were afraid of that. And you grew up hearing all the stories, how she disciplined. They say she'd have you seeing stars."
Asked the day after being drafted whether there was a lady in his life, Liuget didn't hesitate before replying that he had two — his mother and his grandmother.
Corey's father died when he was 4, and for the next six years before remarrying, Lorene raised her five children — with healthy doses of humor, humility and accountability.
Corey recalled being a high school football star, amassing press clippings and correspondence from the colleges wooing him.
"Let me save this pile of letters," Lorene would say, "so if you don't amount to anything, if you mess up, I can always say you had an opportunity."
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Ernest Knight, an older gentleman who took Corey under his wing, making sure he had food and a haircut, recalled a teenage Liuget offering to clean Knight's yard. Steve Smith, Corey's high school coach, recounted two weeks of 15-hour days Corey spent helping renovate the school's locker, equipment and weight rooms before his sophomore season.
It all speaks to a work ethic, again bred on the streets of a Miami housing project when Corey was barely out of kindergarten.
Lorene would boil peanuts, make candy apples, conch fritters and sweet potato pie and gather her brood after school on Fridays. The kids would take the fare and sell it, which included keeping track of inventory and making change.
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Corey sold the peanuts. Up to 100 bags at $1 apiece between Friday and Saturday.
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Alex Terry's branch of Corey's family tree is auxiliary. It seems to be reached through a cousin and a college roommate and maybe someone else.
Perhaps all we need to know is this:
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Their relationship began when Lorene Liuget was advised by someone she trusted to take her son, who had been acting out, to Hialeah High, where at least she would know that, in Terry's words, someone could "keep an eye on him" and "slap him up a bit."
Terry's is one of the bonds that extends Liuget's family beyond blood.
Hialeah assistant principal John Donohue recalls the day Lorene brought Corey, about to be a freshman, to the school's office. Donohue had just made the move from Mason Middle School, where the pubescent Liuget wasn't a serious troublemaker, just disruptive in class, occasionally engaging in fights and generally causing trouble.


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Add them all together, and it feels a little difficult to view the world with gentler eyes. Yet, I am determined.
I sit on my deck listening to the wind, and find a place of peace.
I read the words of Anne Morrow Lindbergh in Gift From the Sea, and find a message of patience:
"To dig for treasures shows not only impatience and greed, but lack of faith. Patience, patience, patience, is what the sea teaches. Patience and faith. One should like empty, open, choiceless as a beach–waiting for a gift from the sea."
I search for the moments of blessing from this past week. I suddenly recall I owe belated thanks for two blog awards offered to me this week, despite my disappearance in the blogosphere of late. The first was The Versatile Blogger Award from Zencherry who embraces life with joyous abandon! I always appreciate her comments and her attitude to life. Please go and visit her!
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Yesterday, I shared my favorite place, the Botanical Garden with my brother, Steve (who you may know as Taochild). We are both at a place of transition in our lives. We are both seeking to change negatives into positives and reinvent ourselves in a world of confusion. As we walked, I felt joy in myself, because I could walk in such a beautiful place, and I have the ability to change my life even when it is difficult.
As we approached one of my favorite places in the garden, a pond that is home to creatures of all types, I began to listen with my heart. The song of the pond was absolutely amazing. We tried to capture it on Steve's phone, despite the drone of the lawn mower in the distance and the chatter of people who, of course, decided to stop and talk right behind us.
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Moments like that are moments of blessing.
As I waited for Steve to finish writing, my mind remained open and alert to the moment and I saw this:
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After our walk, we had lunch and ate the MOST DELICIOUS FLAN in the history of the world.
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Milwaukee, WI (Sports Network) - Monta Ellis and Brandon Jennings each had 22 points and nine assists in Milwaukee's 117-113 victory over the New Orleans Hornets.
Mike Dunleavy added 17 points and Samuel Dalembert had 15 for the Bucks, who won their third in a row to move to 6-2 this season.
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A tip-in by Anderson had the visitors within 112-110 with 1:35 remaining, but Ellis canned a fadeaway shot at the other end.
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Cascade Eco Highland Duo Yarn and Cascade Color Duo Yarn are both similar yarns: alpaca, hand wash, 100 gram.
What about yarn that have the same look and feel? Find more yarn with a soft halo and smooth / uniform texture, and sheds.
Hopefully our suggested project ideas for Classic Elite Alpaca Sox Kettle Dyed Yarn can help you come up with your next exciting new project idea!


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