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This weekly course covers the most common questions videographers encounter when shooting and editing with DSLR cameras, from choosing a frame size and frame rate to understanding moiré. Authors Rich Harrington and Robbie Carman will also help you understand the impacts of compression and the difference between cropped (or micro 4/3rds) and full-sized sensors in cameras, and much more. This continual FAQ guide is a handy way to find the answers to the questions that plague you the most.
Rich Harrington: Hi, my name's Rich Harrington. Robbie Carman: And I'm Robbie Carman. Rich Harrington: And this week, we're going to be talking about scopes. Now, for a lot of you, you're like, oh that's for editors, that has nothing to do with me, my DSLR doesn't have scopes. Robbie Carman: Yeah, it's one of those things where I want to tell you, learn how to read scopes. Your pictures will look better. Rich Harrington: Yeah. Robbie Carman: And I, I, don't mean to say. Rich Harrington: That's Rob's emphatic voice. And trust him, he's a professional colorist. He spends lots of time trying to make other people's footage look better. And, and you must just have to sometimes bite your tongue. When they're like, can we fix this? You're like, let me jump in my time machine and go back in time Robbie Carman: Yeah, I mean, here, here's the thing about scopes, is that scopes provide an analytical measurement about what's really going on with the video signal.
And instead of trusting your eyes or the camera LCD, which is always going to look good. Scopes allow you to take a snapshot of what's really going on with the brightness, the color, the saturation, the color balance, and all those kinds of things in the video signal. Which at the end of the day is going to help you get a much better looking shot, or a whole scene when you're recording, than, rather than just trusting your eyes. Rich Harrington: What's going to happen here sometimes is that the scopes are going to vary depending upon your hardware. At the lowest end, I'll sometimes take a still photo and use the camera's built in histogram.
This is very much like looking at Photoshop and I could see a simple left to right type adjustment, or maybe even a channels adjustment to look for things like exposure and color cast. And this really helps me see, where is my information clumping up. This isn't an ideal scope, but it is built into most cameras. On the other hand, Rob, you bring up a very good point, which is that these things are so valuable that we could take advantage of these with some simple hardware. A lot of folks are on the lookout for adding an external monitor. Robbie Carman: Yep. Rich Harrington: Don't most monitors have scopes built in? Robbie Carman: Yeah, field monitors these days are going to have scopes built in at least a wave form and probably a vector scope.
Maybe not other scopes like a Histogram, or an RGB Parade, but they will have them in there. The other thing too, is that I'm willing to bet most of you have some sort of portable computer. A laptop, or something similar to that. And the thing about a portable computer is that you can load scopes on it, maybe with your NLE. Maybe you're using Premiere Pro, or Final Cut Pro X, or whatever it may be. There's also a lot of dedicated scope systems that you can use on a laptop. Some of the ones that come to mind are Black Magic's UltraScope. Rich Harrington: Which is included with, like, the Black Magic Cinema cameras for free, right? Robbie Carman: Absolutely.
And this is a great hardware scope. A little USB adapter to be able to plug into your machine. To get, you know, the, the signal coming from your camera. There's other solutions like scopeBox which is a great solution. And only 99 bucks for that one. So, the thing I'm really trying to point out is that, having scopes in the field is not nearly as cost prohibitive as it used to be in the past. For a hundred bucks or, you know, even buying part of your monitor. Rich Harrington: Yeah. Robbie Carman: You have those scopes built in. And this week what we're really going to do is explore using scopes on a monitor.
Then we're going to dive into actually using scopes on a laptop to check some media that we've recorded in the field. And what I want to have happen at the end of this is that you feel more comfortable with the scopes, and that you integrate them more into your onset and in, in the field work flow. Rich Harrington: And what I want to reassure you, because a lot of you are, are like myself. You're like well, the engineer did that, or the video editor did that, you know, I'm not that technical. It's not that hard to learn how to spot problems on a scope. It's not that hard to get the basics done.
And Rob, I've already seen some of the stuff, you've taught me so much about this, even if you go I'm not that technical or I'm not that geeky, hang in, because you're going to feel a lot more confident about the pictures you're recording.
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There's a food epidemic going on.
While more are becoming enlightened about chemicals masquerading as food, unnatural food environments and unsavory practices behind many restaurant kitchens and grocery stores today, there's yet another problem to add to this escalating situation: genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
A May 24, 2012 New York Times article brought to light part of the problem: the lack of labeling of GMOs, featuring in many processed foods stacked high on grocery shelves and in our pantries. Since the introduction of GMOs in 1996, thanks to companies like Monsanto and DuPont, the chance that a GMO is on your plate has increased to 90%, and continues to grow.
But even if you avoid most processed foods and consider yourself to be an overly healthy eater, a very common GMO often sneaks in under the radar, due to its neutral taste and heart-healthy pitch: canola.
Canola Oil's Siren Song
Canola oil is often heralded as the everyman oil, but have you ever wondered if it's everything it's advertised to be? Touted as heart-healthy on popular medical sites like WebMD due to its low monounsaturated fats and high levels of Omega-3s, most people do not realize the health consequences of using this GMO yellow oil thanks to the millions of dollars spent on advertising its benefits.
Jeffrey M. Smith, Executive Director of the Institute for Responsible Technology, non-GMO activist and author, told me that one of the main reasons biotech companies created GMOs was "to match crops with chemicals [such as Monsanto's RoundUp Ready crops] and to turn a profit."
So it's no surprise that canola ranks high as one of the nation's most profitable crops thanks to it's constant inclusion in processed foods. According to the Canola Council of Canada (CCoC), the "United States imported an average of 510,000 tons of canola oil per year from 2000-2001 to 2004-2005, valued at $345 million/year."
In the mid-1990s, a new GMO canola was introduced to assist food companies with reducing the amount of trans fat in the foods they produce thanks to a modified fatty acid profile to sustain high heat for frying while not requiring hydrogenation. The CCoC also promises new canola products on the horizon such as ultra-low saturated fat and omega-3 enhanced canola to keep this GMO a mainstay in American diets.
But What Are You Eating?
Canola is created through the mutagensis of rapeseed, which is a known toxic plant, once the source for Mustard Gas, which was used as a chemical warfare agent, and was banned after World War 1 for causing severe blistering of the lungs and skin.
Canola is also tricky to avoid. According to Smith:
"90-95% of canola is genetically engineered. Not only does it have the implanted gene, but also higher quantities of the matching herbicide. Even organic canola has mutagenic origin."
Doesn't that make you want to avoid it?
Knowing the man-made chemical source of canola may turn some away from using it, but understanding the fact that long-term side affects have been identified may make the rest question why it's even allowed on the shelves today. These side effects include inhibiting proper metabolism of foods and normal enzyme function, immune system depression, and Vitamin E depletion. And these do not even include the long term effects of rapeseed.
Take Action
As individual states, such as Vermont and California, start to take action against GMOs, everyone needs to start reading labels and become aware of the origins of their food. We need to make a conscious decision to stop supporting companies that use GMOs.
Click here for a non-GMO shopping guide.

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Librarian Profile: Jennifer Jones, Implementing 1:1 iPad Programs
Jennifer Jones
Librarian, St John's Preparatory School
Danvers, MA
Last week I had the pleasure of speaking with Jennifer Jones, the librarian for St. John's Preparatory School. Our conversation came just a couple weeks before the hectic start of the school year, and I was excited to speak with her about St. John's 1:1 iPad Program.
A lot of librarians who use EasyBib and ResearchReady are naturally keen on using technology in the classroom; a 1:1 iPad classroom is the ultimate teaching environment for some. Jennifer talked about her school's program and how she's identified the best apps to include on the devices.
How have you and the St. John's Prep faculty prepared for the 1:1 iPad Program?
"We have been preparing for the program for a couple of years. All faculty have had iPads, and a lot of our own PD has been devoted to that. I was on the committee for the program and had to look at the apps and determine standardization for apps across the board. I've personally used Twitter and taken continuing education courses on technology to figure out how I can best make use of them as a librarian."
There are hundreds of thousands of iPad apps. How did you figure out which ones should be included on
"I look for reviews on Twitter or follow different hashtags, like #tlchat, so when an app is recommended there, I'll take a look at it. As a librarian, I am all about free and open access, so I'll download the app and play with it whenever possible (I'm an experiential learner). When I find an app or tool that is useful, I think it's the most satisfying–and critical–to share those resources with my colleagues."
Where do your students struggle the most during the research process?
"I focus heavily on the planning stage–it's the step everybody wants to skip. During classes, I'll say, 'Let's build out some background knowledge and the vocabulary related to their topic,' and come up with that first." By starting with inquiry, Jennifer finds that students' research questions "float up to the surface" for them, and move on to additional steps in the research process afterwards. In order to make this easier for students, Jennifer built an instructional model: P.R.E.P.
The steps within P.R.E.P. are:
- Prep
- Research
- Evaluate
- Present
Her reason for building this model? "You've gotta keep it brief at the start. You can expand [on the additional skills and steps required during research] from these four stages," she said. To ensure she is addressing the needs of students during each class, Jennifer and her colleagues use Google forms to ask students questions about what they struggle with to ensure they're making the most of the students' time in the library.
How else do you adjust your instruction to better your students?
"I've been starting to think about that more now that my son is starting to look at colleges. I ask academic librarians what gaps they notice and what do they wish their students knew–they see students having a difficult time distinguishing between types of content (periodical, newspaper, journal) and understanding when do they need to use different types of content.
"Librarians are giant filters to help direct students to the best sources they need. I used to joke when I first started that I felt rushed, that some of the boys wished they had a mouse to make me talk faster. Over time I've learned to engage and immerse them in the process–if you can get them hooked on their research question, they are more likely to hang in there with you, and more likely to understand that they need something specific to focus on instead of the first thing they find.
Emily Gover is the information literacy librarian for EasyBib and ResearchReady. You can find her on Twitter, @Emily_EasyBib, or posting news you can use at the EasyBib Librarians Facebook page.


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Danpenguicp has donated generously to Coins for Change over the years and even took time to help out their local community! Ace! :D
Send your nominations to our super support team via the Contact Us page.
-Club Penguin Team
Congrats! And nice outfit.
Ikr !
I have a question Dan I really want to be the penguin of the week sometime but I don't know how ? Plz reply thanks
just go to the contact us page!
Someone has to nominate you
You have to contact them.
Well, first you just have to show off your style everywhere!! And maybe just maybe you can send a letter to the people to ask. That's what I did!!
You have to get nominated by another penguin!
Waddle on,
Tuck Dreams
Me too Taylor, I also want to be Penguin of the Day.How do you become it? Plz reply. Thanks!
Lol yeah nice outfit
I think it's cool
Can you please be my friend please please please!!!$$$
I agree. How to be the penguin of the year??????
It is awesome that player
That's cool
Wow congrats and nice outfit and how nice
Nice clothes dude
I totally agree it is a nice outfit do you think so too ?
Congrats so proud for you
great job dude
Good Job :D
Sounds good!
Nice work ;)
You look just like me .
Ummmmm how does everyone get so much things and can you guys pick me pls and also the penguine up there you look great
Ha ha ha! Cool! Maybe we can be friends.
Congrats Dan!
It is great to hear of our flipperific friends helping out both on the island and off!
Keep up the great work!
Happy waddles,
ThrutheNite :)
Oh thank you! I really appreciate you guys congrats and my outfit that is *fashiony*(chuckle)
Well, bye for now! :D
congrats Danpenguicp
congrats Danpenguicp
Omg awesome congrats
Nice to see somebody is making a difference
Nice name
Good job how did you do it bro
Congratulations, Danpenguicp! Keep up the good work!
Cool Pick me please { kat cp1 }
and me
You can't just say Pick me please to be POTD your friend or someone needs to post a message www.clubpenguin.com/help/contact.
If DaffoDaily5 choose's you,you will be POTD.
Cool awesome!
Hmm great I like it it good lol!
That's sweet one time it was thanksgiving or chrimas.It was one of those 2.we got alot of food and drove around and gave people foood
In my first cooment i mean't to say homelist people food
Congratulions! oh, Can my friend Tymek Sk be POTD? He always helps me with finding pins!
I love your costume
I apsloopsy love your costyoume
Ya love the hair! Keep up the good work donating! Friend me @griffinsong3 :)
AWESOME!!!! Its soooo awesome to know that someone is doing brill things like that!
Stay Brill ;)
Congrats Danpenguincp! I am happy for all of you who earned the penguin of the day award. I couldn't be happier
Waddle on!
Nice job!
Congrats!!Good job on donating a lot of coins!!:D
How is possible to give coins to CFC during the summer?
Lookin good. I'm so happy that Club penguin Penguin's are making a difference by helping out people and all the works. :) everyone sure loves club penguin just like me :) I'm a big fan of Cp!!! Club Pengin Rocks!!!!
Waddle on cp
~Danny8700 aka Dawn (my nickname that my bff gave me on cp) :)
He looks great!
Amazing outfit! I also love donating my coins to coins for change!
He looks great!
I love your house it looks great and I love it when you helped your friend not to get stage fright! your an awesome guy!
if you get rid of your igloo you get a cool new one with more room
Really i did not know that?
Congratulations on getting 5,000 coins for your Club Penguin account, Danpenguicp :-)
Bravo!!! How nice could you be to help your community? You are so kind!!
Nice job there!! :) WADDLE ON!!!
You aren't the real daffodaily5. Plus none of you know who I am. Good luck finding me!
Hooray!!! How nice of you!
What nice fashion! Nice for Card-Jitsu!!! Waddle on Danpenguicp!!!
Danpengui :O
Wow that's cool
I know right!
coooooooooooooooooooooool i saw him in the petshop 2/9/12
I saw you to!
How genorus is Danpenguicp to give all of those coins to coins for change!
Thats great! Its nice to know that there are penguins out there helping there community. Btw i love his shoes!
hi i wanted to play card jitsu snow but it never works it is allways blank. can you fix that?
More like very very x400x2 awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's very good that he's doing coins for change. I always try to give a lot of coins. Agreed! Totally Ace!
Nice duds dude. ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;)
Can you post sammy53026 he has nearly completed his snow suit p.s daffo the party was epic!!!!
Dose any body want to be my friend my name for this is jenks
he looks awesome and I agree with you Avery66224 Totally Ace!
Congrats!!! <3
thats awsome!
Awesome Danpenguicp keep donating!!! WADDLE ON
That's great! I always love to help out with Coin For Chance!
That's so cool that he donates to Coins for Change! And I love the igloo, it really is ace!
Good job. if i was able to give all my coin s to a nonmeber i would do so
that's not what they mean I have been on club penguin for two years now and what they mean is donating your coins to CP they then transform the coins into real money you can donate it to helping animals and their habitats help build shelters and provide health for the people who need it.
That's great,I didn't do CFC\Coins For Change until this year because I thought it was real money.
Congrats Dan!! I am so glad that you are helping out people and animals with coins for change I have also added coins from my account generously and I would love to be the penguin of the day!!! It is a huge deal because I want to show penguins to help save the world every flipper can help!! From shaentelle P.S check out my igloo sometime I love visitors.
Congratulations to Dan, he is my friend :)
Hey, I'd like to nominate someone for POTD for tomorrow! Nomilala should be POTD! She's the one who told me about club penguin, she helps out penguins and answers their questions! She's a BIG help to Club Penguin, and she really deserves POTD!
I Really Like It I Wish I Could Buy It!! It Is So Awesome!!
Thanks for choosing me Daffo! I love Coins for Change. Waddle on! ;)
Me too!
¡Awesome! :) Genial!
Wow congratulations Dan! ;D
great job you are so generous.
Nice outfit
Cool man !!! Awesome
That's verry cool
That's cool where snow gem pin
Awesome dude
he looks great!
I nominate Shop Worker to be the POTD
I want Shop Worker to be the POTD
shop worker should be the penguin of the day
Cool..really cool!
How do you do coins for change? haven't been on cp for a long time. Anyway
Love ur out fit
Your epic
I so wish that I could be like your so cool
Keep up the good work!!
Hey, I'd like to nominate Baby Mariods for the POTD because of his SUPER COOL DISNEY WORLD igloo and for helping out with things around the island like giving penguins directions and helping out in the community plus he has almost 100,000 likes on his igloo, so I really think that Baby Mariods should be the POTD. WADDLE ON
Cool man!
Isn't that Tusk's cape?
Nice job, man! I like your outfit! God bless you!
Congrats! I would like to nominate my friend supstar63 because even though she isn't on cp too often, she is a good friend in real life. We became friends in kindergarten and were having a sleep over this week end!!!! :) Please choose supstar63 because she deserves it and it would mean a lot to her!!!!
I gave ALL my coins to coins for change EVERY year!
again, i think Ninjadylan07 should be POTD. He now has an AWESOME EPF Hideout island!! : D
Congrats Dan is great to see hero on and offline ;)
Thanks :D
Are you talking about me i call my self ace -aceofspace2
There so cute
Congrats! You are so kind! Well, I hope everyone has a nice and flippertastic summer! Waddle on and be an example for others!
Congratulations! You rock Dancpenguicp!
Your like the best player
that is so nice of you to do that !!!!!:)
Congrats! Totally cool outfit
Plz have Snafu18 be one of the POTD. He is awesome and loves helping young ninjas train! And say that it is not a good idea to play him in Card Jitsu Water! He always wins.
Also congrats Dan!!!!!!!!!!!!!
congratuleishon danapengui
Hey guys, I just think that first of all, this is sent to Danpenguincp, you can still read it though even if your not him. Great job on donating, and by the way, Danpenguincp is going to be pretty popular from now on!!!!!!!!!!!
Cool background and nice outfit
Congrats! Hope to see you waldding around the island!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cool clothe and awesome!!
HELLO PPL!!!!!!!! I'd like my friend Rocky Yoshi to be the next POTD. Coz he is a very great person. He had so much experience in CP, so he helped lots of new players about CP. Ex: Where he met Aunt Arctic? And stuffs like that. He also has super cool outfits :D.
Congratulations! Hey daffo can you do Buck66599 on as the penguin of the week because he is really generous for coins for change and donates every year and is a great friend he's the best friend anyone can have! Thanks please make him the penguin of the week!
DUDE!!! YOU SHOULD CHECK OUT MAGNET8824! He's so cool! He's a friend of mine and an old CP player he checks it everyday and is working hard on getting all three ninja penguin titles, I think he's super awesome, he even helped me and showed me around CP when I first joined! :D
I'd like to nominate Alexis0900, my cousin, who helped me learn english (the language I learn at school is french) so I can play club penguin on my favorite server. He also organizes a craft camp every summer, where kids learn do protect the inviroment, recycle and grow plants. Most of his activities are Club Penguin themed (bird bath, veggie garden etc.), and he even taught me how to make a rocket for my brown puffle.
I think he really deserves it.
That is so sweet of you!your so nice.and nice outfit!rocking it
Hey guys, Fred Friday is almost here... It starts Friday! So with the party coming up, from a few weeks ago, I'd told you the Monstrous, Scariest, Furriest event that's coming soon! I'll decorate my igloo with the latest furniture catalog for the event. Can you give me a sneak peek? I'd like to know what it looks like! I'll have more details as the event gets closer...
Waddle on!
Good job! You did great!
Keep up the
Great work and as always
Waddle on!
So cool outfit no like cool cool like cold no that a cool outfit I wish I had it
hello it is hellotoday12 . snowy 41105 has a great style. he looks like a monster from monster university. a teen - monster listening to music. HE GOT THE SPIRIT.
Amazing. Cool outfit. Very nice. Can I just ask who did you give the money to and how. Because I have always wanted to be penguin of the month. Can you please answer.
Nice threads
I offer Erika9505.
Is an amazing company! And it always helps those who need, she helped the company of drinkers to black belt!
Thanks to my friend and I ninjas of all kinds!
Including snow!
I hope you choose it (:
Wow that good
Congratulations and keep up the great work! :)
Waddle on!
You are so kind keep it up! : )
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The following students earned honors for the first quarter for the 2012-2013 school year.
First honors: Meredith Buganski and Alison Koch.
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The following students earned honors for the first quarter of the 2012-2013 school year.
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Project Title: Alabama Habitat Strategic Assessment
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Project Officer: Diane Altsman
Through a Gulf of Mexico Program grant totalling $26,000, the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program organized a team and facilitated a coastal habitat strategic assessment workshop May 27 and 28, 2004.
The team determined criteria for priority coastal habitat in the Mobile Bay area and developed Geographic Information System (GIS) maps that helped identify priority sites and their values, a site's historical significance, and preservation and restoration options. Through these efforts, the team expects to provide optimum fish and wildlife habitat by effectively preserving, restoring, and managing these priority sites.
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On the Job: A night in the emergency roomWritten by Brian Malkowski | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Editor's Note: Reporter Brian Malkowski will spend shifts at various Toledo workplaces to offer insight into the people who work some of the area's toughest jobs.
About a year ago, ProMedica's Flower Hospital wanted to initiate a plan to reduce patient wait times in its emergency room and with just a few minor changes it has done so. When patients checked in they used to wait on average an hour before they were given a bed; now that wait is less than 30 minutes. Flower's ER sees nearly 30,000 patients a year. With this much volume in a nonstop chaotic environment, in which areas did the hospital find room for improvement?
Before I started my day in the ER I sat down with Flower's ER director, Sherry Watson. Wearing white pants, a white coat and a smile from ear to ear, she could not wait to talk about the changes made in the ER. She started by acknowledging that her team makes it happen every day whether she's there or not. The first major change the ER made is that when patients checks in, they are immediately sent to one of 25 ER beds. In the past they were sent to triage, which basically prioritized the severity of the emergency. Getting a patient directly to a room and triaged is saving the patient at least 30 minutes. Second, the doctors used to take notes in each room and document each case themselves in between seeing other patients. Now a scribe has been added to follow each doctor, saving at least 90 to 120 minutes each eight-hour shift. This allows doctors another two hours of seeing more patients instead of punching computer keys.
Dr. Mattin
I saw these changes in action as I was given the opportunity to follow Dr. Michael Mattin during his shift on the floor. Dr. Mattin's shift might start at 2 p.m., but his day starts at home with his wife, raising their four boys. On his way to work, he usually finds himself on the cell phone talking to one of his EPNO (Emergency Physicians of Northwest Ohio) co-members about a case or a question another physician may have.
Once he arrives, it's just like a scene out of the TV show "ER." His day starts and ends in what is called a fish bowl, a glass-enclosed area filled with computers, monitors, ringing telephones and various colors of scrubs-wearing staff performing different objectives. He gets the rundown from the doctor he is relieving by looking at the tracking board, a monitor filled with all the patients in every room. It tells him the status of the patient: seen, needs to be seen, waiting on something, etc. The software looks something like a setup wizard. A patient can be diagnosed, admitted, prescribed a script, or discharged simply by a click of the mouse.
Wearing slacks and a button-down shirt, Dr. Mattin prefers to forgo the white coat worn by most doctors. He also prefers walking into a patient's room shaking hands and having a seat next to the patient, creating a friendly encounter versus hovering over the patient.
Each of his colleagues are greeted the same, no matter how awkward the interruption. Dr. Mattin remains calm as he assists in numerous questions while moving from room to room. I counted, in a three-minute period, as seven different people asking him questions as he gets snack and talks on the phone with another doctor. No breaks and no lunch were taken during his shift, so sneaking in two pieces of pizza and a 20-ounce Mountain Dew took creativity.
The number of patients seen and the severity of their conditions in an eight-hour ER shift can never be predicted. From a simple cut on a finger to a heart attack, each case is treated as an emergency. People in the waiting room might think someone is wasting space in an ER for a simple cut on the hand, but what one needs to remember is that someone with a simple cut or someone having a heart attack have something serious in common: their anxiety level. The hospital respects this.
Elizabeth Solely, a 72-year-old woman, had been experiencing back pain and after X-rays are taken, Dr. Mattin discovered a compression fracture in one of her vertebra. Upset as she is admitted to the hospital and not going home to her cats that evening, Solely stays overnight for a kyphoplasty, a spinal procedure where bone cement is injected through a small hole in the skin after the vertebra is repositioned using a balloon. Now that the vertebra was restored to a more normal position and feeling pain relief almost instantly. After spending less than 32 hours in the hospital, she was discharged and sent home.
A male patient with a swollen neck due to cancer is in pain and refusing an IV. To make matters worse, he was there by himself and does not speak English. The hospital uses MARTTI, a mobile real-time interpreter. For around $2 a minute, the hospital has access to 150 languages, including sign language. Before, the hospital had to hope there was someone nearby to translate and has then trust what they were translating. Now they just wheel in MARTTI. Dr. Mattin dials in and has the interpreter explain to the patient that because of the severity of his condition he would be admitted to the hospital.
The ER is not where 8-year-old Raziah wants to be. She was sent by her doctor for X-rays. Raziah is all smiles while sitting upright in her ER room talking to the doctor, answering questions. After X-rays are taken by the doctor and a popsicle taken by Raziah, she is discharged.
The most interesting case of the day is the 40-year-old man experiencing chest problems. In the past two months the man has lost 40 pounds. With his immediate family by his side, he answers the doctor's questions with slurred speech. After X-rays find an unexplainable chest mass, the man is admitted for nerve tests. Testing finds a very rare case of myasthenia gravis, a neuromuscular disorder caused by an abnormal immune response. The patient came in that day not able to swallow and fearing some sort of cancer. After a special treatment from the hospital known as plasmapheresis, the patient is back to baseline before being discharged.
An ER doctor must be swift, caring and very patient. Dealing with constant interruptions while moving from room to room is very difficult and time consuming. A doctor must use time management skills to see each patient while consulting with team members. Dr. Mattin did all of these things just before he turned his floor over to the next doctor. After a quick rundown on the tracking board, Dr. Mattin headed home to his family.
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The Monday Buzz: Steven Tyler's Botched National Anthem and More
by Joel Keller | January 23, 2012 at 1:31 PM | American Idol, TV News
Before yesterday's AFC Championship game in New England, "American Idol" judge Steven Tyler sung the national anthem, and it was… interesting. A couple of missed words and some of Tyler's patented screaming made for an anthem that was either unique or hard to listen to. The crowd seemed to react to the anthem with hoots and hollers, but they may have just been excited to see the game start.
Tyler's anthem wasn't nearly as disastrous as, say, Christina Aguilera's botch job at last year's Super Bowl, but if you're asked to sing the song in front of some unruly fans, you really have to do a good job, even if you're a hometown hero like Tyler is. For instance, Kristin Chenoweth sang the anthem in the rain before last night's NFC Championship game in San Francisco, and nailed it.
Both football games yesterday were thrillers, with the Ravens missing a field goal try at the last second to dash their Super Bowl hopes, and the Giants beating the 49ers in overtime, 20-17, to set up a Giants-Patriots Super Bowl rematch.
Other items from the weekend that you should watch:
– Chris Christie calls Newt Gingrich's South Carolina win "disappointing," talks up Mitt Romney [Meet The Press]
– Seal takes to Twitter after split with Heidi Klum [Today]
– Tracy Morgan is hospitalized [E! News]
– Joan Rivers pitches "Wife Swap" with Newt Gingrich [Late Night With Jimmy Fallon]
– Where is Casey Anthony living these days? [Today]
– Joe Paterno dies at 85 [NBC Nightly News]
– Kristin Cavallari is pregnant [E! News]


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PetMAC Opens at Lake Anne with a Splash
Pet marketplace and adoption center comes to the Reston area.
Although Cindy Williams actually opened the doors to PetMAC, her pet supply and adoption center located in Reston's Lake Anne, in January of this year, the official grand opening was only recently celebrated - and done so in style.
Nysmith 'Know Brainers' Keep on Competing
Eighth graders take "You Be the Chemist" and Odyssey of the Mind challenges.
The school year is coming to a close – but that doesn't mean there isn't time for the students at the Nysmith School in Herndon to squeeze in a few more competitions and maybe a trophy or two before that last bell rings.
Transportation Forum Discusses Options and Obstacles
High Level forum discusses regional transit options and obstacles.
Local, state and federal elected and appointed officials, business leaders, researchers and directors and staff from transportation and economic development agencies gathered on Friday morning, May 8, at the Greensboro Conference Center in he heart of Tysons.
Reston's 'Tropical Resort'
Young swimmers enjoy a tropical environment at Goldfish Swim School.
The story behind the Goldfish Swim School in Reston might sound like a bit of a fish tale, but there's plenty of evidence to prove otherwise.
Wheeling Their Way to School
Lake Anne Elementary students join International Bike to School Day.
Melissa Romano, mother of two students at Lake Anne Elementary School in Reston and one at Forest Edge, has been coordinating a monthly "bike to school" for about two years, but even she admitted that she had to up her game to organize Lake Anne's participation in this year's International Bike To School Day.
'Hamlet' Comes to Lake Anne Park
Local theater company presents its debut production on May 16-17.
"To be or not to be. That is the question." Thanks for that, Shakespeare, but in this case the question has already been answered. The young co-founders of Any Stage Theater Company declared that "Hamlet," the debut production from their new theatrical outfit, will take place at Lake Anne Park, 11301 North Shore Drive, in Reston, rain or shine.
Rachel Carson Middle School Wins 'We The People' Nationals
Herndon middle schoolers crowned national champions.
They did it! In February, The Connection reported that the students of Cynthia Burgett's special Civics class at Rachel Carson Middle School in Herndon had won the State Championship of the "We The People Competition" and were determined to bring home the gold at the National Invitationals.
Local Nonprofit Group Presents 'Perils of the College Drinking Culture' Program
The final quarter of the 2014-2015 school year has arrived. For thousands of area high school seniors that means time to say farewells to friends, teachers, and the familiarity of the routines and activities of the past four years. For many of them, it also means time to prepare for that first year of college, and possibly their first time away from home and daily parental guidance.
Outlook Optimistic for Local 2015 Real Estate Market
After what seemed to be an endless winter, spring has finally come calling, signaling the start of the year's first real estate high season. Homes trade hands all year long, but spring is often for buyers, seller, agents, brokers and lenders like those weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas; buyers at full speed searching out the best bargains and sellers looking to move their wares without having to resort to price-slashing sales tactics.
'Your Life Is Today and Tomorrow'
Residents of local senior living communities share their experiences.
"I didn't want to come here," said Bill Woessner, referring to Brightview Assisted Living Community in Great Falls. "That's right," agreed Sheila, his wife of more than 50 years, with plenty of her native Scottish brogue to be heard in her voice. "He really didn't. We have a lovely house here in Great Falls and I don't think he was ready to budge. But how long after we got here did that change?" she turned to her husband and asked. "At least a day," he laughingly replied. "Seriously," said Bill Woessner, "it probably wasn't more than the first 48 hours."


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Phone sex and homemade pornography. Seriously! It's science! And it just could save your relationship. "Long-distance relationships absolutely work. They don't break up any more frequently than geographically close relationships," says Greg Guldner, M.D., author of Long Distance Relationships: The Complete Guide. "Learning the art of long-distance sex, which can include erotic letters and videos, helps maintain the physical bond lost in a long-distance relationship."
Successful bicoastal couples also make small talk about the details of their day (rather than just declarations of undying love), find friends who support the relationship, and go low-tech on occasion. Studies show that couples who stay together send each other twice as many handwritten letters, which are more intimate, as those who eventually break up, says Dr. Guldner.
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Tom Davis; Pr. George's woos new employers; Metro brake problemsComment
Today on NewsTalk we spoke with former Virginia congressman Tom Davis, Prince George's County's David Iannucci, and WTOP's Adam Tuss.
Gov. McDonnell; Transportation Q&A; Combat dogs & PTSDComment
Today on NewsTalk Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell talked about recent abortion controversy, legislatures rejection of a "personhood" ammendment, the budget and more. WTOP's Adam Tuss discussed area transportation issues. Reporter Pam Brown talked about the impact of combat stress on military dogs. And we talked about National Eating Disorder Awareness week.
Bob McDonnell, Virginia abortion regulations popular in Va.Comment
Virginia's new law requiring abortion clinics to meet hospital standards is one of the most stringent in the nation, and could potentially shutter most of the commonwealth's clinics. The law is being sharply criticized by liberals and left-leaning media, but Virginians? They love it — even those who know nothing about it!
Bob McDonnell: Vice president candidate?Comment
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell is a pretty popular guy. His approval ratings are soaring, and he was just named the head of the Republican Governors Association. While he's unlikely to make a move for the top spot across the Potomac in 2012, he may land on the ballot as a vice presidential nominee. Clearly, he'd like that very much.
Bob McDonnell approval rating at 55 percentComment
The Virginia governor has garnered high marks from Republicans, independents, and people who flat-out like the guy.
Bob McDonnell promoting clean energy in latest round of bills
The bills include renewable energy projects and the creation of a voluntary solar resource development fund.
'Treasures from the Forbidden City' coming to Virginia in museum exchangeComment
The "Treasures from the Forbidden City" showcase will come to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in the summer of 2014.
Virginia completes $600 million transportation bond saleComment
Over 900 new transportation projects are in Virginia's future. Traffic will never end.
Dulles Metro Project: Virginia battles for controlComment
Rep. Frank Wolf is introducing legislation in Virginia that would increase the state's control over the multi-billion dollar rail project.
FEMA denies Virginia's request for federal disaster assistance
29 tornadoes struck Virginia in April, killing ten people and destroying or damaging thousands of homes.
Gov. Bob McDonnell signs autism insurance bill
Virginia is the 26th state to adopt the program for children and their parents, which is meant to help families who have been financially impacted by lack of insurance.
Offshore drilling may arrive on Virginia's coastComment
Sand, the clear blue ocean, and oil rigs may be the new view off the coast of Virginia if U.S. House legislators pass the Restarting American Offshore Leasing Now Act Thursday
Virginia cuts PBS funding by $424K
Gov. Bob McDonnell got the last word in his quest to reduce funding for public radio and television, cutting $424,000 from government-subsidized radio and television stations.
Computer audit blames hardware, human error for massive failure
An unprecedented statewide computer outage in August was caused first by the failure of a key data storage system and then prolonged by human error when replacing the memory board.
Gov won't sign off on VA mint
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell says he can't support legislation to consider adopting an alternative currency should the Federal Reserve System collapse.
Driving deaths down in Virginia
Traffic fatalities in Virginia have hit a record low, said Gov. Bob McDonnell.
Va traffic fatalities hit record low in 2010
Traffic fatalities in Virginia have fallen to a record low for the second straight year.
Va. Governor gets business support for transportation plan
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell wants to spend $4 billion on Virginia's highways, and 26 business groups say they support the plan.
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Inaugural Ogden Trust Physics Residential
The Ogden Trust is funding its first ever Physics Residential at Lancaster University for 25 A-level students from schools in Cumbria from December 18 to 20.
The enrichment programme for promising sixth-formers will give them the opportunity to go on a lab tour for the Quantum Dot project, conduct experiments in the teaching laboratories, meet graphene researchers and hear about the latest news from CERN. They will also attend the SciTech Conference lecture "What's the Use of Space Science?: Space Science in a Modern Society" by Professor David Southwood, formerly of the European Space Agency.
The Residential is being organised by Phil Furneaux, the School Outreach Officer in the Department of Physics and is designed to give students a taste of the campus experience, improve their understanding of physics concepts beyond their own studies and inspire the next generation of physicists.
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