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Normally anytime we started pacing in the field we would call ahead to the ER. The ER staff would have their crash cart in the room with their pacing equipment setup and they would also have some Dopamine hanging and ready to go. We used the same pads, so they would usually turn our pacer off, run a strip and then start pacing with their own equipment if need be.
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So, last week I got called to do an interfacility run with a client in 3rd degree block. I arrived at that hospital, her pressure is 98/65 and they are pacing her at a rate of 60 beats per minute at 80 ma. Also running an IV bolus to maintain her BP. Doc is no where to be seen, never saw him for the 20 minutes I was there. I introduced myself to my client and checked her radial pulse. 35 bpm. I look at the nurse and asked her if they actually verified that they had mechanical capture. She said she told the doc the heart rate was slow, but he said it was fine. Then I asked why no vasopressors were hanging, doc didn't want any up. I got her into my unit an started an epi infusion but had to keep pacing, I got mechanical capture at 110 Ma.
I arrived at the CCU 2 hours later and transfer my client over. CCU nurse #1 applies the monitoring electrodes and transfers the pacing electrodes to her machine. Then, with no ECG showing on the monitor, she cranks the Ma up to 200. "Whoa whoa whoa!!! I got mechanical capture at 110, you're defibrillating her!!" Nurse #1 turns it down but still couldn't get the ECG to show on the monitor, CCU nurse #2 comes to help and says "You have to have it set to paddles." Fortunately, my monitor was still connected, so I could see what was happening, but I was behind the 8 ball with this poor lady for my entire trip, trying to keep her adequately sedated, she used up all my versed. Needless to say, I had little patience for...well...I won't say it. I told them, "No, you can't monitor through the paddles when they are being used for pacing, you have an electrode off." I put it back on and showed her rhythm.
Seriously, I dunno what scares me more, the incompetence of the doc, who I could forgive because he's small town and not exposed to this stuff much....or a highly trained and supposedly competent pair of CCU nurses who couldn't properly apply a TCP they've used in their department for years between them.
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Not sure about how the LP 12 handles, but I believe the Zoll's we have, and the hospital too, can have pacing set up without the pads. So take the hospital machine, match the settings to your machine, then switch the pads. I'd try and make it a timely and coordinated operation.
Speaking of this, anyone have the 4:1 button on their Zoll to take a look at the underlying rhythm? I tried it to see the underlying rhythm, because I couldn't believe it would show the underlying rhythm while pacing. How it works I have no clue, but it showed me a nice slow rhythm
So, I just went to the ambulance to test it, for the Zoll, you can disconnect the pads and set up the pacer. Just to let y'all know...
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Vegetable Crock-Pot Pot Pie
1 cup vegetable broth
1 1/2 cups potatoes, chopped
1 cup carrots, chopped
1 cup celery, chopped
1/2 cup peas
1 tablespoon dried onions (you could use fresh)
1 1/4 cups water
1/2 cup flour
1/4 cup canola oil
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1/3 teaspoon pepper
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1. In a crock pot, put broth and vegetables (potatoes, carrots, celery, peas, and onion).
2. In medium bowl, whisk together the water, flour, oil, and spices (salt, garlic powder, and pepper) until smooth.
3. Pour mixture into crock pot and stir. Cook on high for 1 hour until thick and bubbly.
4. Mix baking mix and nondairy milk (you could use any biscuit or dumpling recipe) and spread over top of vegetable mixture in crock pot. Reduce heat to low and cook another 2 hours.
Source of recipe: I knew a basic pot pie recipe that my mom used to make, but I wanted to make it in the crock pot so I adjusted a few things and it worked great!
This is a great recipe!! I was concerned about the undercooked veggies comment so the first time I tried it I used softer vegetables that needed minimal cooking time and cooked for 2 hours on low then 30 minutes on high. But the biscuit was only ½ way cooked. So the second time I used potatoes and carrots. I cooked just the potatoes and carrots for 2 hours and then continued with the recipe by cooking on high for 4 hours. The 3rd time I made it I microwaved the potatoes and carrots for 5 minutes and then cooked on high for 4 hours and everything was perfect. I modified the recipe, however, and made my favorite pot pie "juice". This will be a recipe I share with others!!!! I put my modifications on my web site here http://www.veganaugusta.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/crockpie.pdf. I entered this as I have modified into my cookbook software and I estimated it gives 6 servings of about 1 1/4 cups of vegetables per serving PLUS the biscuit on top: per serving:345 calories, 12 calories from fat, 1.1g total fat, 0mg cholesterol, 1211.5mg sodium, 951.9mg potassium, 77.2g carbohydrates, 6.4g fiber, 9.5g sugar, 9.9g protein. Tell your friends that if the recipe was made with animal products, to get the same size serving amount would be 460 calories (110 more) and 120 mg of cholesterol vice 0. http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/impossibly-easy-chicken-pot-pie/f56faec7-3303-4720-9e68-adbd534fb0f6
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So as Justus mentioned, 1 hour is not enough for the veggies. The mixture was not thick and bubbly as described. I have a brand new crockpot. I cooked for 2 more hours with the Bisquick, and they were still not soft. I think they probably need 2 hours before adding the bisquick.
I think this could be good, but I'll have to try again with a longer to see...
This woul've probably been good, but my veggies weren't done. I followed the recipe, but I think it was my crockpot that failed. Next time I will take that in to consideration because I do plan on making this again, but I'm going to cut down on the celery. Just too much celery for my taste.
The first time that I tried this recipe, my family and I were not impressed (well my husband and I weren't, but our 3 & 4 year old children didn't complain). Anyway, I tried this recipe again on yesterday, and it was AWESOME! :D I'm not sure what I did or didn't do the first time, but I will probably be making this every week or every other week. :)>>> I will have to double or triple the recipe next time because it just wasn't enough. I have two crock pots, so it shouldn't be a problem for me at all. ;)b
We liked this a lot! We thought it needed more salt, and we also added in one crumbled package of tempeh. Next time I may try leaving out the oil like scottysgirl02 and see how we like it. Thanks for the recipe--it's super easy.
For Weight Watchers Points Plus Program, this comes out to be 9 points per serving. I'm eyeballing the 1/4 cup of oil, and trying to find a way around it. Can it be omitted, or substituted?
I love pot pie, and I love my crock pot, and I really want to introduce them to each other. Help!
I made it again, and tried it with out that 1/4 cup of oil. It tasted just as good!! It brought the WW plus points down to 6 points per serving of 6! YAY! Wanted to let you know! 8-)
For Weight Watchers Points Plus Program, this comes out to be 9 points per serving. I'm eyeballing the 1/4 cup of oil, and trying to find a way around it. Can it be omitted, or substituted?
I love pot pie, and I love my crock pot, and I really want to introduce them to each other. Help!
lol...I was wondering the same exact thing yesterday! And yes, it's 9 pts! I'm definitely gonna try it next week omitting that 1/4 cup of oil. After making it last night, I don't see why it would make too much of a difference. It's part of the sauce with the veggies under the dumpling topping. Maybe it's just for a little flavor. I'll let you know how it comes. I divided it into 6 servings in my crock pot and that's how I ate it for the points. 1 serving is pretty filling!
For Weight Watchers Points Plus Program, this comes out to be 9 points per serving. I'm eyeballing the 1/4 cup of oil, and trying to find a way around it. Can it be omitted, or substituted?
I love pot pie, and I love my crock pot, and I really want to introduce them to each other. Help!
GREAT recipe! ;)b The family loved it! This was so easy and so delicious! I added one small sweet potato I had in the fridge along with the russet potatoes. I also added 8 oz of home-made seitan, and 1 cup of frozen mixed veggies instead of just peas. I used 1 small fresh onion instead of dried onion, too. Then for the dumpling recipe, I used the delicious dumplings from this recipe...http://vegweb.com/index.php?topic=10161.0...and it worked great! Thank you for sharing! :)>>>


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Macaroni & Cheese Pizza
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Prep 10 mins
Cook 30 mins
So incredibly simple, but fun and different. This always suprises people the first time I make it for them, but is always a favorite to those who've had it.
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- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
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- Still in egg.
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Yummy! I made a half recipe with just one box of Kraft (I used the Thick 'n Creamy variety) but still used one egg and baked in an 8x8 pan. Had some fresh mushrooms I needed to use so sauteed them and used them for a topping. Used homemade pizza sauce and a mixture of cheeses that also needed used up - cheddar, Monterey jack, and feta. Baked up nicely but didn't hold together when I dished it out. Still tasted great though! Thanks for the recipe!


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A sizeable majority of Network Support Technicians in the United States are men. In this role, average pay is around $42K per year. Total cash compensation to Network Support Technicians approaches anywhere from $26K on the lower end to $58K on the higher end; in exceptional cases, this can include more than $3K from bonuses and upwards of $6K from profit sharing. Career duration and the particular city each impact pay for this group, with the former having the largest influence. The majority of workers are highly satisfied with their job. Slightly more than a fifth of professionals in this line of work do not receive benefits; however, a fair number report medical coverage and the larger part claim dental coverage as well. The figures in this rundown are based on the results of PayScale's salary questionnaire.
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A Computer/Network Support Technician's main responsibility is to provide technical support to the computer and network operations. This includes initially receiving problem calls from users either online or by telephone and troubleshooting the problem until it is resolved. It also involves updating the system log by creating a problem ticket and entering the details of the problem such as the caller name, the application program affected, the root cause of the problem, etc. This job requires excellent analytical and communication skills, ability to multi-task due to simultaneous problem calls in some instance, high tolerance to stress and agility in a fast-paced environment. At a minimum, a Computer/Network Support Technician usually holds a certificate in Networking. They are usually hired by established businesses especially large corporations. They work in an office environment usually near the physical computer or network installation where he interacts with the other support staff. The technician reports to a supervisor or manager who may be the Systems Administrator. They may work the regular schedule or in some cases, may be assigned on a rotation or shift schedule. In some cases, the support technician may have to work offsite. They interact mostly with the system or application users.
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Network Support Technicians do not often transition into Information Technology Director roles. The role averages $101K per year. Network Support Technicians most often move into positions as IT Network Administrators or Network System Administrators; those groups report median salaries that are $8K higher and $11K higher, respectively.
Survey takers working as Network Support Technicians report using a large range of professional skills. Most notably, skills in Windows 2003 Server, Microsoft Active Directory, Help Desk / Desktop Support, and Network Support are correlated to pay that is above average, with boosts between 3 percent and 6 percent. At the other end of the pay range are skills like Linux and Internet Information Server. Most people who know Computer Hardware Technician also know Network Support.
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More years of relevant experience do not necessarily translate to higher paychecks. The average beginner in this position makes around $36K, but folks who have been around for five to 10 years see a markedly higher median salary of $42K. Network Support Technicians with one to two decades of relevant experience report an average salary of approximately $46K. Network Support Technicians who have stuck around for more than two decades see earnings that are only slightly higher than those of folks who have worked for 10 to 20 years; the more senior group makes around $51K on average.
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By now, you may have heard Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin are getting a divorce after 10 years of marriage.
They didn't quite call it a divorce in their official announcement. Instead, they branded their breakup as a "conscious uncoupling."
In that spirit, here's a look at five of the more unknown celebrity conscious uncouplings. They all happened before these stars became really famous. I guess fame really can change things, including the name of divorce.
1) Kim Kardashian
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Way before there was Ray J. or Reggie Bush or even the fake marriage to basketball player Kris Humphries or the supposed real engagement with Kayne West, everyone's favorite reality star married a guy named Damon Thomas.
Their marriage lasted about three years. Thomas was a music producer who eloped with Kim in 2000 when she was 19. After Thomas filed for divorce, Kardashian met Ray J. She and Ray J. made a sex tape and she became famous. I guess in way, all Kim's fame is due to her first conscious uncoupling. Yay for divorce!
2) Jennifer Lopez
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Jenny from the block is most known for her marriage and still not-finalized divorce to singer Marc Anthony. Prior to those nuptial agreements, there were two conscious uncouplings.
Her first marriage was to model Ojani Noa back in 1997. One year later, the couple was headed for a divorce. Their fight still continues to this day. They fight over photos and videos Noa has of Lopez from back when they were a couple. He's looking to make money off them. She doesn't want pictures of her late-'90s hairstyle to get out in public and has sued to stop him from using them. Clearly, there's nothing like an amicable separation.
J-Lo's second marriage was to dancer Chris Judd. They lasted about a year-and-a-half. Now she's dating someone who is 18 years younger than her.
3) George Clooney
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Yes, even the famous bachelor was married once. It was before his breakout days on the television show "ER." Clooney and actress Talia Balsam were legally hitched from 1989 and 1993. He later said, "I probably -- definitely -- wasn't someone who should have been married at that point." I guess he could say the same thing now as the Oscar-winning actor dates a different beauty every couple of years.
Balsam has been married to "Mad Men" actor John Slattery since 1998.
4) Angelina Jolie
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I first remember Angelina Jolie with actor Billy Bob Thornton. They were married between 2000 and 2003 and famously wore a little bit of each other's blood in around each other's necks. Let's call it was it is: they were weird.
We know that marriage ended and Jolie has been with Brad Pitt since 2005.
But, before all that, Jolie's first conscious uncoupling was with another actor, Johnny Lee Miller. They were co-stars together in the movie "Hackers." Jolie later said, "Divorcing Jonny was probably the dumbest thing I've ever done, but I don't dwell on it. I was so lucky to have met the most amazing man, who I wanted to marry. It comes down to timing. I think he's the greatest husband a girl could ask for. I'll always love him, we were simply too young." Take that, Brad.
5) Bradley Cooper
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The star of the "Hangover" series was also married to actress Jennifer Esposito. The marriage only lasted a few months before it became uncoupled in 2007. This, of course, was well before Cooper received any starring roles.
Years later he explained the marriage "was just something that happened." As in, it sounded like a good idea at the time. That doesn't exactly sound like the explanation Paltrow and Martin gave, but does it matter as long as it was conscious?
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Results of 2014 PSDC Election
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Joe Broderick – 76 (99%)
Larry Sanders – 1 (1%)
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Kristy Brehm – 54 (64%)
Glenna Cooke – 30 (36%)
Emerald Beanland – 78 (99%)
Rhonda Shotts – 1 (1%)
Carla Titus – 76 (99%)
Michael Terry – 1 (1%)
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Nomer Dumanon – 79 (100%)
Dance Director
Chris On – 75 (99%)
Gwen Francy – 1 (1%)
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Donna Heyting – 80 (100%)
Event Director
Richard Titus – 75 (100%)
Facilities Director
Ted Macy – 75 (98%)
Peter Bailey – 1 (1%)
Carlie Price – 1 (1%)
Newsletter Editor and Historian
Rosiee Thormahlen – 76 (100%)
Proposed Bylaw Revisions
Proposed Revision and Amendment to Article 3: Elected Officers and Board of Directors:
1) Article 3, Section 3.07 shall be added to the bylaws and read as follows:
3.07 Any Board of Director member who resigns during his or her term shall not be eligible to serve on the Board of Directors during the year following his or her resignation.
Yes – 57 (72%)
No – 22 (28%)
Proposed Revision and Amendment to Article 11 Compensations or Recompense:
Article 11, Section 11.03 shall be revised and read as follows:
11.03 If the reimbursement for services or expenses is to a member of the Board of Directors or a Committee, that member shall not be allowed to vote on its
Yes – 75 (96%)
No – 3 (4%)
Article 11, Section 11.04 shall be added to the bylaws and read as follows:
11.04 No Board of Directors or Committee Member may receive from PSDC or BridgeTown Swing monetary compensation exceeding $500.00 per annum during the term in which they serve.
Yes – 60 (78%)
No – 17 (22%)
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Article 6, Section 6.06 shall be revised and read as follows:
6.06 As of January 1, 2014, annual memberships extend for 12 months from the last day of the member's initial membership month. Any member who does not renew his/her membership by the last day of their original membership month will be considered past due. However a one (1) month grace period will be allowed before a member loses his/her privileges and "good standing". For example, if a person joins the PSDC in March their membership expires as of the last day of March of the next year. The one month grace period would extend through the last day of April of that year. If a member rejoins after the grace period, he/she is considered a "new" member, effective on the date of acceptance of the member's application and dues and the membership will run for 12 months from the new date. The member may retain his/her old membership number if he/she renews within the grace period, but this is a courtesy and does not reflect continuous membership, nor does it ensure eligibility to run for office. Any loss of membership due to unusual circumstances or through no fault of the member shall be brought before the Board of Directors for consideration at their next meeting.
Yes – 60 (90%)
No – 7 (10%)
Article 6, Section 6.08 shall be added to the bylaws and read as follows:
6.08 No form of harassment will be tolerated; therefore, any person may be denied entry to, or expelled from, a PSDC function or event for behavior that is considered harassment. Harassment is to create an unpleasant or hostile atmosphere or situation especially by threatening, uninvited and unwelcome verbal or physical conduct.
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Jenell Christene Roberts, 49, died Thursday, July 3, 2014 in Columbus, Mississippi.
Funeral Services will be held 11:00 A.M. Saturday, July 12, 2014 at Austin Church of Christ Holiness, U.S.A., with Pastor Chester Mangum, Officiating.
Visitation will be held Friday, July 11, 2014 from 1:00 P.M.- 6:00 P.M. at West Memorial Funeral Home, Starkville, Mississippi.
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"It was so funny, she was jogging with perfect makeup -- I don't think she ever broke a sweat," David recalled.
David would eventually introduce himself to the woman and their relationship began.
David worked 23 years as a Teamster, but two years ago, he injured his knee and was eventually let go. He has been out of work since, in part because when doctors performed a knee transplant they also discovered he was suffering from kidney disease.
Without work, David used COBRA insurance to pay for the $250,000 transplant surgery. COBRA gives certain former employees, retirees, spouses and dependent children the right to temporary continuation of health coverage at group rates.
"We are a one-income family. We don't know what we're going to do," Catherine said while being interviewed at the couple's home. "We owe everybody. You'll see when the phone starts ringing."
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"This message is for David Apodaca," says the voice of a bill collecter that fills the living room directing him to call a number regarding a department store credit card.
Catherine and David look at each other and shrug.
"They'll call for me in a few minutes," she said.
Catherine works as a merchandiser but the sales job does not provide for sick days.
Victoria Seaward of Temecula met Catherine six months ago as both women sell products to Lowe's stores in Oceanside, Temecula and Lake Elsinore. Seaward learned of the transplant surgery about two months ago and was concerned for the Apodaca family.
"My heart really breaks for them," she said. "She's the breadwinner of the family, and without her working, their family is not going to have a Christmas. She is a sweet woman who is doing something really wonderful to save her husband's life. I just wish someone could do something for her."
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We're constantly being told that we are a jaded and cynical people who are unwilling to believe anything at face value and read signs of predatory marketing attempts in even the most innocent of gestures. But leave it to social media and one of the world's largest fast food chains to show that some folks will be taken in by even the most blatant marketing gimmick. [More]
Bank Of America Gives Existing Customers Yet Another Reason To Flee
Many banks offer benefits to account-holders who also have their home loan serviced by the institution. Bank of America has been doing that for years, cutting fees for people with both checking accounts and mortgages. But now BofA has gone and sold off millions of these mortgages to another servicer, starting a countdown clock for account-holders to go elsewhere or likely face new fees. [More]
Tell Us About Your "Never Again" Moments
How far does a business need to go before you not only make the oft-spoken declaration that you'll never shop/eat/order from there again, but that you actually follow through and take away your business permanently? [More]
Police: Racist Walmart PA Prankster Had Done It Before
Remember the New Jersey teen who was recently busted for announcing over a Walmart PA system that "all the black people should leave the store now"? Well, you probably won't be shocked to find out it wasn't the first time he'd done it. [More]


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I'm a 30-ish single, never been married mom to an awesome 15 year old girl. I am in college and I'm self-employed. I love to run, read, blog, watch TV, and write. I lost 50 pounds between September 2007 and September 2008. I have kept the weight off and I intend to keep it off. My goals include increasing my strength and flexibility and lowering my stress levels.