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Another Saturday morning walk with my two pals Spec and Sweetie brought a little more adventure for the week's end.
As we headed out on the long, winding country road where we live, the early morning's misty haze blanketed the corn fields. Occasionally, I have seen deer follow along the haze crossing from the cornfields on our side of the road to the bean fields and wooded area on the other side.
My cohorts and I kept an eye out for them, but didn't see any deer right away. We walked toward the gravel road on the right which would lead us to our friends - the cows. The cattle were lowing and as we walked up the gravel road we could already hear their heavy breathing and their mouths pulling on the grass as they grazed. Maybe they would be close enough for us to see them better. I didn't bring my camera (which is when I will always see something breathtakingly beautiful) so I expected that my favorite paint colored cow would be up by the fence and I would miss a great picture.
Sweetie and Spec made sure to dutifully mark the path with their scent as we trod up the hill toward the pasture. I wondered about Sweetie being a girl and why she seemed to mark more frequently than Spec. I don't know enough about dog's behavior to know if it is usually a 'guy thing', a breed thing or if it is just a canine thing, but I also wondered if Sweetie felt she had to, since Spec wasn't doing it much.
Spec seemed more at ease with our now familiar walk than he did in the beginning when he was a fraidy-cat. I wanted to get to our destination, but I had to repeatedly stop along the way and let the Greys sniff.
What I saw with my eyes was the usual path of long, gravel road with the bean fields on each side, but what they saw was not only with their eyes, but from their hound-snout and with their minds. They knew who or what had been at the sprig of grassy weed during the night and I am sure the adventure was even better for them with their great gift of smell. I could only imagine what they were finding out about the path we were walking.
This time, the cows were not as close to the fence once we got to the top of the hill and it seemed me and my pals wanted a little more adventure from our walk. I saw to the right of the cow pasture, a red-clay, dirt and gravel road that had a barrier stating "road closed". I remember Samantha (the voice in my GPS) trying to bring me home on that road once. I forgot what was down it, but it looked to be just a very long dirty road winding through the fields and wooded areas on both sides.
I could tell the Greys were ready to explore with me, so we headed down the closed road just to see what we could see (and smell).
After Sweetie marked a few places, we saw a trail off the road on the right that went through the wooded area. It was a clearing leading to the bean fields and I knew all those right turns had to lead us close to where we started even though I knew we'd be facing the back of the bean field that is across from our house.
I have walked the Greys in the front of that bean field and seen a small clear path of grass much like the one we were seeing from the back of the woods (these were the same woods where I had heard the deer scream in my snake story a few stories ago).
We had been gone almost an hour, so I knew the deer had probably already crossed from the woods behind our house and through the corn and bean fields to the woods we had come to. I hoped that me and my hiking buddies would get to see them.
At first, I wasn't so sure if we would find a trail through the bean fields to lead us home without having to traipse through thick tall grasses that could harbor snakes. I had thrown on cropped yoga pants and running shoes when I woke up and did not have the proper attire to go through unbeaten paths, but so far it seemed that there were enough clearings that could lead us home and if not – we could always turn back.
The Greys were up for it and so was I. As we came to an area with high grass and trees, I saw a cemetery stone that seemed forgotten about - one single stone with trees and brush grown up around it. I was respectful not to disturb the one at rest, but at the same time was curious to know if it were someone's lost love, or a soldier was buried or someone's horse and I wondered how long ago it was buried there.
It was an old stone that was not fancy or surrounded by other stones. When I got up close enough to see the inscription, it read "Watson". It was a head stone with a man and woman's name I could not make out. The woods were thick again and it seemed that we had lost a clear path. I thought we would have to turn back, but I asked my canine pals "which way now?"
Ol' Spec took the lead and after I braved the high grassy area, it led us through the trees and to another clearing in the back of the vast bean field. We stopped and took in the view. Far across the meadow, we could see our house with the misty fog still lingering.
It reminded me of the scene in the Wizard of Oz where Dorothy and her friends saw Emerald City far in the distance and all they had to do was run through the poppies to get there. Our home looked tiny from so far away. I saw our white fences surrounding our home and, after an hours walk it was pleasant to see, but also really beautiful from that view.
When Dorothy and her chums ran through the poppies they only made it half-way before the wicked witch's spell on the poppies made them fall asleep. I knew we didn't have a witch after us, but who knows what chemicals a big-ag farm uses. The effect just might be the same. I also knew it was bad manners to go running through someone's bean field with two dogs so we followed the trail alongside the woods.
Once we got to the left of the woods where the deer live, we walked slowly and silently. No matter how silent we tried to be, the deer knew we were there. I heard a deer scream out her warning with that same breathy shrill I had heard before. I saw her! I heard her running! I saw several!
I was a little nervous thinking Spec and Sweetie might run into the woods to chase them, but they knew they had their Mama on the other end of the leash and they stayed right with me on our path.
The Greys were thinking the same thing I was – we just had to be a part of it and we ran alongside with the deer! Luckily, the flattened path between the woods and the beans was open enough for us to run together as we watched the deer run inside the woods through the trees. Spec was on my right and Sweetie was on my left and I held the leashes upward so they could freely run without entanglement.
We ran swiftly as we watched the deer run for cover and into the deeper part of the woods. Wow! In our minds the woods were not separating us and we were one with the deer. What beauty! Then, all of a sudden a shot rang out.
It was in the distance far away in another wooded area behind the cow pasture, but in the moment my thoughts went rampant. What if there were hunters in the woods where OUR deer were? What if hunters thought WE were deer? Spec is fawn colored and he could easily be mistaken for a deer. I walked heavily and talked out loud to my pals just in case there were any hunters in the woods after our deer. I didn't hear anything. I think the deer were safe and so were we.
We were now minutes from home (though, I had to trudge through another possible snake-y high patch of grass). When we hiked passed the bean field and back onto the country road in front of our house, Spec and Sweetie had to be coaxed up the ditch and onto the road to head home. They had enjoyed the adventure as much as I did and I think they wanted to keep hiking. I love that they have as much energy as I do and will keep up with me, but I had a husband to spoil with a good breakfast.
Summing up our Saturday adventure in my head - we had been on an unfamiliar path where we weren't quite sure what we would see, we ran with the deer as they leapt for a hiding place and …we could have possibly been shot by hunters – wow! What a great time!
If I really thought hunters would be in the woods where we were or there was a possibility that we would be the hunted, I would not have been so eager to explore with the pooches, but that is what a great imagination is for - to get the adrenalin pumping. I can't help but to think that after snake season ends and the tall grasses die, we might actually hike in the woods when it is closer to winter. For now… running with the deer was pretty great.
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Healthcare Management Strategy, Communication, and Development Challenges and Solutions in Developing Countries
analyzes the ways in which health services, public health administration, and healthcare policies are managed in developing countries and how intercultural, intergroup, and mass communication practices are weakening those efforts. If developing countries are to reach their development goals, their leaders must have a firm understanding of the impact of infectious diseases on their people and take prompt action to fix socioeconomic issues arising from the problems associated with poor health practices. Drawing on experiences from international health organizations such as the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), commissioned in poor countries to assist national governments in improving the wellbeing of their citizens, this volume analyzes
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Introduction: Another View of Communication and Healthcare Management in Developing Regions
Emmanuel K. Ngwainmbi
Section One: Theory and Design
The Role of Communication in Supporting Health Programs: A Researcher's Perspective and Ethical Considerations
Andy O. Alali
Social Structural Contexts in Health and Healthcare: Reappraisal of the Roles of Development and Health Communication
Srinivas R. Melkote
Understanding the Factors Associated with Ill-Health and the Role of Public Health in Africa
Mario J. Azevedo
Section Two: Health and Communication Policy
Nutrition Education and Communication―A Critical Examination of Research and
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SubbaRao M. Gavaravarapu
Communicating HIV and AIDS Prevention in India: Identifying Appropriate Health Management Policies for Sustainable Development
Ravinda Kumar Vemula
Communication for Organizational Adjustment: How to Position Development Institutions for Enhanced Health Communication
Emmanuel K. Ngwainmbi
Section Three: Experiences in the Field: Resources and Practice
Persuasion Challenges in Local Communities: Polio Immunization's Failure in Northern Nigeria
Cosmos Ikechukwu Eze
Changing Food and Nutrition Priorities in the Public Health Agenda of India―An Historical Perspective
SubbaRao M. Gavaravrapu
Section 4: Implementation of Healthcare Programs: Case Studies and Practitioners' Experiences
Bridging Gaps in the Reproductive Health Agendas of Ministries of Health and International Financial Sponsors: UNFPA's Response in Madagascar and Somalia
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Controversies in Public Health: A Case for Prioritizing Integrated Communication in Public Health Interventions in Africa
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Section 5: Health Education: Cultural Factors and Funding
HIV/AIDS in Africa: Contradictions, Controversies, and Containment Now
Charles C. Okigbo, Nan Yu, and Angella Napakol
Comprising 11 essays, this timely book offers a review of emerging studies on health communication and delivery, providing for academics and policymakers insights from local researchers working on the front lines. Most importantly, it offers evidence of the critical role communication with local communities plays in effective health policy. The book's range spans theory and design, health and communication policies, experiences, implementation, and education. . . .This book reminds us that communication is key and that the problems affecting 1.7 billion people in sub-Saharan Africa are not alone to bear.
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When the economy crashed in 2008, commercial and industrial construction all but dried up as companies shifted into austerity mode and made do with what they had.
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Oregon's largest private employer instead announced two years ago that it would build a $3 billion fab in Hillsboro. Known as D1X and scheduled for completion in 2013, the project, along with upgrades to facilities in Oregon and Arizona, was expected to create close to 8,000 U.S. construction jobs.
"Intel is the one wildcard in our home market that really impacts the trades here," says Kelly Saito, president of Portland-based Gerding Edlen. "They can create an entire market with just one building."
The company did just that again in late October when it announced plans for another massive round of new construction in Hillsboro that will add an extension to the D1X development fab, an office building, a manufacturing-support building and a multi-story parking garage. Two years worth of construction should kick off in 2013.
Intel's construction impact reaches far beyond the new facility as well. An expanded Intel presence and 1,000 new full-time jobs will also draw associated vendors and high-tech firms, many of whom will need new or renovated places to work and live.
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