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POTSDAM - Canton-Potsdam Hospital reached an important milestone on July 10, marking the hospitals 12th consecutive month during which there were zero cases of ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) occurring in patients of the hospitals Critical Care Unit, also known as intensive care.
VAP is one of the most common hospital-acquired infections (HAI), affecting 10-20 percent of patients undergoing ventilation, with death due to VAP occurring in over 10 percent of patients, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC). It also comes with a high economic cost to patients, families, and to the healthcare system overall due to extended hospitalizations, excess use of antimicrobial medications, and increased direct medical costs.
VAP is an infection that develops in the lungs of people who need to breathe with the aid of a mechanical ventilator because they cannot breathe on their own. The ventilator helps a patient breathe through a tube placed in the nose or mouth, or through a surgical opening in the neck. Germs may enter the tube and get into the patients lungs, resulting in an infection.
Reducing VAP is very challenging for hospitals, because it involves so many different aspects of care, said Amy R. Nugent, MSN, RN, NE-BC, director of the Critical Care Unit at CPH.
Staff who order equipment, clean the room and the equipment, and those who are involved in managing documentation need to know about special procedures, and patients and their families need to understand these procedures as well, she said. While the patients practitioner, nurses, and respiratory technologists are centrally involved in the care, prevention extends well beyond the purely clinical aspects of care, said Nugent.
Its been an intensive effort to bring several departments together and have them working as a team to prevent infections for 12 straight months on a challenging safety initiative, said Nancy A. Wood, RN, infection prevention specialist.
We followed best practices based on the latest research and recommendations, Nugent added, which include use of noninvasive ventilation wherever possible and minimizing the duration of mechanical ventilation, keeping the patients head elevated between 30 and 45 degrees, performing daily evaluations of the patients readiness to breathe without a ventilator, regularly swabbing the patients mouth with an antiseptic solution, rigorously adhering to proper hand hygiene for all who come in contact with the patient, and educating staff, volunteers, patients, and visitors about these preventive steps, said Nugent.
Medical protocols were also adjusted: Timothy K. Atkinson, MD, and Imr� K. Rainey-Spence, MD, both hospitalists (practitioners whose medical specialty is the care of patients who have been hospitalized), and Andrew Williams, MD, internal medicine specialist, led the effort to introduce consistent ventilator order sets and use of the Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS-net) protocol.
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The Critical Care Unit is an advanced care unit that handles approximately 180 visits annually. It is staffed by nurses with education in critical care, and is overseen by Magendra Thakur, MD, board-certified internal medicine and sleep medicine specialist with a subspecialty in pulmonology, and medical director of the unit, and Alexandru (Andre) Stoian, MD, board-certified cardiologist with subspecialties in adult echocardiology and nuclear cardiology, who is the medical staff chair of the Department of Internal Medicine, encompassing critical care.
Patients on the unit have been determined to have life-threatening injuries or illnesses such as complications from surgery, accidents, and severe breathing problems that have been temporarily stabilized but need constant, continuous attention by a team of specially trained healthcare providers.
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The three-pointer worked for the Potsdam Central boys basketball team in a convincing win over Salmon River while it worked against Massena Central in a loss to OFA in NAC Central Division matchups on Friday.
Potsdam 75, Salmon River 28: In Potsdam, four players combined to generate 11 threes as the Sandstoners took quick control with a 27-8 first-quarter surge. Konnor Bigwarfe led all scorers with 18 points, including four triples. Will Coleman (2 threes), Nick Vaccaro (3 threes) and Shawn Clark contributed 10 points apiece toward the winning effort. Owen Mitchell chipped in seven points. Duquan Pitts and Dan Stone added six apiece while Jacob Bryant and Thomas Hobbs each finished with four.
Kiio Jacobs and Josh Hynes anchored the scoring for Salmon River (1-14, 0-10) with nine points each. Justin Bigness netted seven and Dylan Whitehead accounted for the other three.
The Sandstoners (10-5, 5-5) play at Canton on Tuesday while the Shamrocks host OFA on Monday.
OFA 76, Massena 53: In Massena, the Blue Devils got off to a fast start then dashed any hopes for a Raider comeback with a 27-13 fourth-quarter run where they connected for five of their season-high 16 three-pointers.
OFA got the jump on us early but we battled back to make it a five-point game at the half and it was only a nine-point difference to start the fourth. Then OFA started hitting everything and the floodgates opened, said coach Tom Miller after the Raiders slipped to 9-7 overall and 6-4 in the Central Division.
Our guys played hard but OFA can put five guys on the floor that can all shoot threes and when they all start making them, is just so hard to defend, he added.
Zack Rusaw led the Massena scoresheet with 18 points. Xavier Viskovich added 10 followed by Joey LaBelle with nine, Rhoades Tarbell with eight, Tyler Haas with seven and Rob Cameron with one.
Kinnon LaRose led the way for the Blue Devils with 19 points, including five threes. Matt Piercey netted four threes in a 16-point effort followed by Pat Cosmo with 12 points, Breton LaRose with 11 and Colin Ross with nine as OFA moved to 14-1 overall and 8-1 in the Central.
The Raiders return to action on Tuesday when they travel to Malone to take on Franklin Academy.
Franklin Academy 94, Gouverneur 29: In the other Central Division game of the night, the visiting Huskies (15-1, 10-1) had six players reach double-figures in scoring led by Alex Johnson with 19 points. Mitch Gallagher added 15 followed by Kody Mulverhill with 12, Nate Monette with 12, Jon Dunlavey with 11 and Austin Lamay with 10.
Troy Gates netted nine points for the Wildcats (4-12, 3-7). Curt LaPlant tossed through another eight.
In the lone North Division contest on Friday, Tupper Lake rallied to claim a 49-48 decision on the road over St. Lawrence Central.
The host Larries jumped out to a 16-2 lead by the end of the first quarter and led 32-13 at the half before the Lumberjacks pulled back into the game with a 15-9 third-quarter run then completed their comeback in the fourth where a three-pointer at the buzzer by Cody LaPierre capped a decisive 21-7 run.
Zane Ramsdell led SLC with 18 points and 13 rebounds. Josh White added 10 points. Cody Meacham and Tyler Savage chipped six points each. Shane Fuentes and Jessi Greer closed out the scoring for the Larries (8-9, 4-3) with four points apiece.
Mitch Keniston anchored the Tupper Lake offense with 17 points. Nahua Botala followed with nine while LaPierre finished with eight.
In a pair of NAC East Division matchups on Friday, St. Regis Falls swept over Parishville-Hopkinton 67-19 and Chateaugay handled Colton-Pierrepont 47-29.
SRF 67, P-H 19: At St. Regis Falls, the Saints led 26-2 by the end of the first quarter en route to downing the Panthers. Caleb Green fired through 34 points to lead SRF (16-1, 10-1). Anthony Gibson added 11 followed by Brandon Votra with nine.
For P-H (0-13, 0-11), Mike Burns netted seven points followed by Tanner Wilson with five, Ryan Snyder with four and Mike Cook with three.
Chateaugay 47, C-P 29: In Colton, the visiting Bulldogs gradually pulled away from a 15-4 first quarter lead for the win. Barnes led all scorers with 11 points for Chateaugay. Noah Bowes added 10 followed by Swanston and Lang with six apiece.
Jake Angleberger paced the Colts with 10 points. Gyle Dominy chipped in seven followed by Zach Farr and Bruce Avery with four each. Scott Boyce and Ethan Knight closed out the C-P scoresheet with two points apiece.
The NAC West Division games on Friday saw Hammond outscore Hermon-DeKalb 60-49, Edwards-Knox down Morristown 67-53 and Heuvelton drop Clifton-Fine 51-28.
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As the temperatures begin plummet residents of Carbon County rely on various types of heating appliances to keep their homes warm. Most heating appliances are designed to operate safely if properly maintained; however they can pose some serious risks if neglected. If you haven't had your heating appliances serviced yet, now is the time to make sure they are in proper working condition. Annual service and inspection of heating appliances can help you conserve energy and also save you hundreds of dollars in heating bills.
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*Have a pair of heat-proof gloves and fireplace implements ready in case you have to pick-up a red hot ember that has fallen out of the stove or fireplace.
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William Jewell College, a liberal arts college founded in 1849 associated with the Missouri Baptist Convention, is about to lose the MBC's support due to its position on a variety of issues, including the teaching of creationism.
The MBC's executive board voted 44–4 to recommend that the MBC discontinue its support of the college -- about $850 000 per year, roughly 3% of the college's annual budget. The recommendation is expected to be followed at the MBC's annual meeting in early November.
Another "Design Hypothesis" Bill
On July 17 House Bill 5005 was introduced in the Michigan House of Representatives and referred to the Education Committee. HB 5005 endorses "teaching the design hypothesis as an explanation for the origin and diversity of life."
House Bill 4705, introduced in 2001, contained the same provisions and some of the same sponsors as HB 5005. The 2001-2 Education Committee took no action on HB 4705. The full text of HB 5005 follows:
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With most countries, one remembers dates, such as 1066 or 1776; with North Korea, one remembers U.N. resolutions. Tuesday, the U.N. Security Council passed Resolution 2087, the seventh since 1993 concerning North Korea's illicit nuclear weapons and ballistic missile program. Like the other resolutions, it is empty and meaningless, and will do nothing to resolve a growing crisis on the Korean Peninsula. It's time for Washington to grow up and either decide to put real pressure on North Korea or to admit diplomatic defeat and reserve the right to retaliate for any unprovoked North Korean aggression in the future.
North Korea: New nuclear test will be part of fight against U.S.
There's nothing new, either, in North Korea's strident denunciations of the U.N. resolution, except perhaps its clarifying reiteration of the United States as a "hostile power" and enemy of the Korean people. Nor must any observers delude themselves into thinking that, simply because Beijing decided to support this resolution, China is in any way serious about crimping Kim Jong Un's style. The Kim regime long ago figured out that China would much rather have an obstreperous and unbalanced quasi-theocratic totalitarian state controlling the northern half of the Korean Peninsula than trust that a reunified Korea would not somehow decide to side with the United States and possibly even Japan in the game of global geopolitics in Northeast Asia.
If North Korea stays true to form, then the world should expect a third nuclear test within weeks, as a sign of Pyongyang's displeasure with the U.N.'s temerity to express, yet again, its opposition to North Korea's missile and nuclear programs. This will undoubtedly spur the United States, China and other nations in the region to act upon the U.N.'s repeated desire to restart the Six-Party Talks, despite their having achieved nothing in the decade since they began. Instead, Washington will likely once again prove that it has caught itself in a "dialogue trap," in which the end goal of dealing with North Korea remains maintaining the forms of diplomatic interaction, regardless of their lack of content.
Yet even if America and its allies, along with China, have not learned any new tricks, Pyongyang is not standing still. Indeed, its successful ballistic missile launch last December now gives it the confidence to begin increasing the range and payload of its long-range missiles. As it allegedly has in the past, North Korea will likely sell these weapons, first to Iran, its longtime partner in weapons proliferation, but also potentially to other nations with the cash to pay for "Made in North Korea" goods. In addition, conducting a third nuclear test will only give the North Koreans more experience in handling nuclear technology, and move them further along the road to weaponizing their nuclear stockpile, so as to put it on top of their newly-credible missiles.
America is thus getting perilously close to a red line, in which an aggressive and hostile rogue regime will have the means to target at least some of the American homeland. Most observers would find it easy to conclude that Kim Jong Un, like his father and grandfather before him, is crazy like a fox, and therefore would do nothing to precipitate the almost certain destruction of him and his regime should he be foolish enough to let an errant missile land in Los Angeles. Yet given that this is a leadership that only several years ago sunk a South Korean naval ship, killing more than 40 sailors, not to mention kidnapped dozens of South Korean and Japanese citizens over the decades, only someone professing to have a crystal ball or a backyard nuclear shelter should feel comfortable making such an assumption.
Opinion: For the U.N. and North Korea: Game on
What should we do? One suggestion is to return to the Bush-era financial sanctions on the Kim family and other leaders of the regime that caused such consternation a decade ago and seemingly led to the North Koreans agreeing to serious negotiations. However, the Bush administration gave up its leverage soon after dialogue began, and the North returned to its old tricks. Hitting the Kim pocketbook seems to be one way to get the regime's attention.
Another suggestion is to take a page from the Obama Administration's early treatment of North Korea, refusing to enter into negotiations until the regime showed some good faith. "Good faith" with North Korea is of course an elastic concept, but the Obama administration was right not to rush into hasty agreements; the fact that it did so soon after Kim Jong Un took power last year and was rewarded with yet another broken agreement, proves the wisdom of its first course.
Yet perhaps it's time for America and its allies to grow up, and admit that, now that North Korea has nuclear weapons and functional ballistic missiles, there's nothing we can do to prevent them from building a force as large as they want. The North will not denuclearize, nor will it give up its long-range missiles. Therefore, the United States should make it very clear that it is done negotiating and reserves the right to annihilate the North Korean military (and regime) should South Korea or Japan, or the U.S. for that matter, be attacked by North Korea's nuclear weapons or ballistic missiles.
Some would say that is containment, while others would recoil from the de facto recognition of North Korea as a nuclear power. It would however have the saving grace of being the only realistic path to come out of nearly two decades of failed diplomacy. It would mean neither more nor less than the stalemate we've been living with since 1993, and is perhaps the only way to let the North Koreans know we are serious about protecting our interests.
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North Korea is like a spoiled little brat...when it doesn't get it's way it start's throwing hissy fits and tantrums. All this head case leading this country wants is attention...like a spoiled little brat.
This country is threatening the United States and South Korea with nuclear weapons. Is this an empty threat? Perhaps. But can you imagine the kind of hell that would reign down upon North Korea if any sort of heavy bomb was actually used against us? The country would be left a wasteland.
Lil Dong One must be compensating for something again. Hahahahahahahahahah
NK relishes the debate while we do nothing. Sanctions never work–witness Iran about to enter the nuclear club. The only club that works is the one with spikes on it.
When life becomes something like a game of chess, just remember that God owns the board.
I'm so ronery.
Maybe if I set of a nuke someone will call me on my birth day.
Why not pick a fight with the U.S? Every country we have kicked butt on now has a good strong economy and a higher standard of living then before the fight. Just look a night time shot of N.K. and you will see no lights in 95% of that country.
So it makes sence to have a little war from their stand point.
U.N. power or rules applied against for those who does not have Nuclear (the only Earthly power). To NK, UN does not mean anything.
If they got balls, why France, Canada(tailgate),...go after NK and Iran? Instead, they show their muscles against Mali and other non-Nuke Countries.
These motive shows, Nuke is the only weapon to be SAFE, SECURED and GOT RESPECT.
You got a NUKE, you got respect.
You got no-NUKE, you got no-respect.
No more talk.
Who's been smuggling Big Macs into North Korea??? Hahahahahahahaaha
Who gets the first dance with the fat kid in the front row with the DIY haircut??? Hahahahahahhahaha
You all have it wrong and in time the eyes will open.... USA is not a saint and when you see how diabolical are own country is then you will humble yourself, just as many of us have when we opened our eyes to the truth.. This is another tactic of the US to get us yet into another war. Oh and IRAN they never started a war and havent been in one for eons.. USA? many,, we are responsible for 9/11 we are responsible for Pearl Harbor.... the list goes on... I suggest all of you Patriots dig deep... Are country committed a genocide on over 500 tribes of people,,, we built this country on the backs of black slaves...... So how saintly and great is the USA? Karma is cause and effect.... we will soon pay for the reality that has taken over the world and that is a reality filled with the power of the bankers (Rothschilds, Vatican (big players)..... We are broke and thanks to them the foreign investors bankrupted are country and the pimps who let them....... 1913 bad year when we let the FEDERAL (private banking system) Reserve come into being..... We have created all this mess...... just as in your own life the micro cosm one must take responsiblity for their actions same in the Macro,, we must take responsiblity for all that we have done... We have always been imperialists thanks to the British Empire.... We just are subjects that is it.. This has been one big facade and we have all been duped...... Open your eyes. THE CHAOS is coming within months are dollar will collapse and I am glad, we can kick out those who hijacked are true reality and that is about peace, compassion, love for everyone in this world.... Evil will not rule no longer.... its that like anything else for those who have no vision,, things must fall to pieces in order for them to see the truth....... GOD BLESS ALL, yes that includes the Iran the North Koreans, the DIabolical vatican, Israel and the US
No one has any influence with NK but China, and China has no intention of exercising its influence.
North Korea has reached a point where they need to be curbed and curbed hard. The US needs to either walk away and accept defeat, or target the NK leadership with "the bomb" and stand firm. The Chinese have more to lose than we do if they choose to get involved.
It is not only North Korea, no, also South Korea is very dangerous. Koreans have very strong and dangerous international intelligence networks, using non-typical and non-Western methods for winning international markets. Stop "Koreans" with no imports from South Korea, and not buying "Koreans" products. We do not need Samsung phones, satellites, no Hyundai, no Kia, ... , once they penetrate the West, it will not possible to stop them ... STOP "Koreans" now!
This is just a propaganda piece for endless wars and military buildup.While we are borrowing money from its neighbor, Communist China , we are worried about North Korea ?. China and Russia next door do not seem to be worried . If the insane propaganda stopped maybe we could get the two Koreas united and have peace on the Korean Peninsula. The future of Koreans is in the unification of their people . The Globalists HATE nationalism, so that is where the problem comes in.
A lot of Iranians are actually pro-American, it's their leadership that is fanatical. North Koreans are brainwashed and kept in the dark. His posturing is for their ears, to keep up the myth that we are trying to destroy them. In either case, a military strike would only empower their leaders and prove them right. We need to take both of these threats very seriously. Perhaps a few pinpoint actions to embarass the leaders and make them look silly without manufacturing martyrs could be done. Hire Pink Floyd to fly a pig over their capitol or something.


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Creighton's third recruit from Minnesota, Norby, is a 6-2 post player from Forest Lake High School. Norby has racked up over 1,000 points and 700 rebounds at Forest Lake, earning varsity letters since her 8th grade year. A starter beginning her freshman season, Norby averaged a team-high 17.9 points per game in 2012-13. Norby and Lamberty enter Creighton with an immediate bond as the tandem has played AAU basketball together for the Minnesota Stars.
Owens is a 5-6 point guard from Fenwick High School in Oak Park, Ill. A four-year starter, Owens averaged over 19 points, five assists, four steals and five rebounds per game last season. Named one of the Top-50 Players by the Chicago Tribune, Owens was also named to the Chicago Sun-Times All-State Second Team and the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association All-State Second Team.
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Position Open as Department Chair, International Psychology, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology02/26/2010
Department Chair, International Psychology
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The Chicago School of Professional Psychology (www.thechicagoschool.edu) is an independent, regionally accredited not-for profit graduate school providing education for careers in psychology and related behavioral and health sciences. The Chairperson of the International Psychology Department is responsible for providing visionary leadership for the academic direction of the department. The Department Chair must be an optimistic, action-oriented leader who will motivate faculty to embrace these values in the classroom and within the institution. Responsibilities include curriculum quality and development, scheduling, preparation for programmatic accreditation, assessment of student learning and program improvement, and supervision of faculty and department administrators.
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The Latest from Saybrook Alumna Marie Fonrose, PhD '03 in Haiti02/26/2010
Dear Saybrook Community,
What I did not anticipate was funds for the project itself. I visited a camp where water was scarce so I had to buy water for the kids. Can you imagine counseling someone who is thirsty or even hungry? My church also ended up supporting the project, which is great. I can now use some of their funds to provide water and some nourishment to the kids. Many of them have to walk from the camp to the hospital to see me, on an unpaved road. I visited the camp personally by car; it is quite a distance.
The alternative is for them to get on a motorcycle, which cost 5
Haitian dollars (approx. 80 cents, US). The need is great!
I will be on the town's radio station (102.5) tonight along with Pastor Mioche Rock providing information about what to expect from children as a result of the event and how to help them move on. We will educate for
half hour and take questions as well.
On Monday, I will visit the an elementary school and meet with the
teachers and administrators.
Until then,
Invitation to Submit Papers and Articles to be Presented at a Serbian Yoga and Science Conference02/26/2010
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Summer Internship Programs in San Francisco Bay Area, New York City, and Newark, NJ02/26/2010
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Saybrook Alumna Marie Fonrose PhD '03 Writes to Us from Pignon, Haiti02/26/2010
Good afternoon,
Hope everyone is well. I am well in Pignon. I am so grateful to be
here for they really need the help and are appreciative of it. I
visited two orphanages, and held group therapy sessions, as well as
individual sessions at the hospital. It is going to take a while for
the kids to return to some sort of normalcy; however, there are some
who are progressing. Other than PTSD, I see a lot of panic/anxiety
attacks. Some of them will have to undergo desensitization before they
are able to sleep under a roof. I am so happy to find that these kids
have such strong faith in God and I am capitalizing on that. If you
would like to communicate via phone, this is the number: 011 509 39 04
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Saybrook Admissions Asks Alumni to Share this Open House Announcement with Prospective Students02/26/2010
We invite prospective students to join us for Saybrook's Open House and learn more about Saybrook's distance education model. Find out about our new academic programs, including the residential PsyD program started in Fall 2008, our Mind-Body Medicine program started in Fall 2009 and our scholarships for new incoming MA and PhD students. You can attend in person or by web cast.
The Open House will offer an overview on Saybrook's blended distance learning programs (residential conferences required for each program) and provide an opportunity for prospective students to address questions to faculty, current students, and staff. Saybrook offers on-line independent and on-line cohort classes.
Learn more about our degrees in Psychology, Human Science, Organizational Systems and Mind-Body Medicine and how to deepen your academic study and research with a concentration in Consciousness and Spirituality, Humanistic and Transpersonal Psychology, Integrative Health Studies, Organizational Systems, or Social Transformation, or a specialization in Jungian Studies or Marriage and Family Therapy.
TIME: 5:30 - 8:00 PM (Pacific time)
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Meet the Author-Saybrook Alumna Sunny Massad, PhD '00 on Book Tour in Southern California02/26/2010
Meet the Author
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"Self-improvement can be self-abusive because the constant drive to fix, cure, and acquire, prevents peace of mind in the present."
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You are invited to attend a FREE book reading, workshop, and signing at any one of the locations below:
Get a signed copy of UnTherapy ($15 paperback, $25 hardbound)
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"Sunny's enthusiasm is contagious. It is difficult to be in her presence and not be enthusiastic about living a more enlightened life...Don't miss the opportunity!"
Sunny will be available for private sessions in the Fullerton, CA area on Thursday, Feb. 25th and
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Saybrook Annual APA Convention Dinner-Sponsored by the Saybrook Alumni Association in Cooperation with Executive Faculty Member Dr. Stan Krippner02/26/2010
Save the Date 6:00 to 8:00 PM, Friday, August 13, 2010 for the Saybrook Annual APA Convention Dinner-Sponsored by the Saybrook Alumni Association in Cooperation with Executive Faculty Member Dr. Stan Krippner
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Every attempt will be made to pick a restaurant location within walking distance from the convention center. Last year, at least 25 members of the Saybrook Community and their guests attended. It was a spirited evening, rich with conversation, sharing, and getting to know fellow Saybrookians. Please join us.
Saybrook Alumnus Bob Hieronimus, PhD is Part of Panel of Artists on Race, Religion, Social Justice and Inspiration02/26/2010
Dr. Bob Hieronimus in New York as part of Panel of Artists on Race, Religion, Social Justice and Inspiration
Thursday, February 25, 2010 from 6 to 8pm New York City
On Thursday, February 25th from 6-8 PM you are invited to join Faith Ringgoold and Dr. Bob Hieronimus and several other artists and writers for "An Evening with Faith Ringgold and Friends: Artists and Writers Discuss Race, Religion, Social Justice and Inspiration." This event is co-sponsored by the Temple of Understanding and is taking place at the ACA Galleries at 529 West 20th Street. Go to www.ACAGalleries.com for more info.
An Interesting Book Signing for SF Bay Area Alumni02/26/2010
A newly arrived 65 year old blues man will be reading from his book -The Shamanic Wisdom of the Huichol: Medicine Teachings for Modern Times
Each book is a seed that uplifts awareness about how to show up in a good medicine way during this time of the Great Turning.
YOU CAN BUY A COPY AT THE BOOK SIGNING AND/OR ORDER A COPY AND SEE A ONE MINUTE VIDEO ABOUT THE BOOK at http://tompinkson.ning.com/ Just push "watch trailer" on the upperleft of the home page.
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|Thursday February 06, 2014 @01:34PM
|Is Intel Selling Bay Trail Chips Below Cost?
|Sunday January 19, 2014 @09:59PM
|AMD Considered GDDR5 For Kaveri, Might Release Eight-Core Variant
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|Next-Gen GPU Progress Slowing As It Aims for 20 nm and Beyond
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|NVIDIA Demos "Digital Ira" With Faceworks On Next-Gen SoC, Under Ubuntu
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|IBM Promises $1B Investment In Linux Development
|Tuesday September 10, 2013 @11:58AM
|AMD Reveals Roadmap For ARM and X86 SoCs
|Sunday July 28, 2013 @11:01PM
|New Alternatives To Silicon May Increase Chip Speeds By Orders of Magnitude.
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|Thursday July 25, 2013 @08:51AM
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|Tuesday February 08, 2011 @10:04AM
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|Sunday August 29, 2010 @04:47PM
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Undercabinet Jumper Cord
Jumper cord is used to electrically connect undercabinet fixtures when the are spaced apart, around corners, or spanning cabinet frames. Available in 8, 17, or 26 inch lenghts. Finish available in black or white. UL listed. Made in the USA.
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Juno Lighting Inc. is one of the largest manufacturers of recessed and track lighting including Trac-Master®, Trac 12, Flex 12, Trac 12/25, and recessed downlights. Juno was founded in 1976 with the vision of offering high quality lighting fixtures that are attractive, well-engineered and easy to install. Aculux is a comprehensive series of high-performance architectural-grade recessed luminaires. Juno designs, manufactures and markets track, recessed and linear undercabinet / casework lighting products for a broad range of retail, commercial and residential applications.


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October 2013 was a very busy month including map reprint deadlines and travel across the country (with all the preparation that entails). My travel destination of Greenville, South Carolina, was determined by my planned attendance of my 10th North American Cartographic Information Society (NACIS) meeting.


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Select shots from the Fire's 1-0 win over Toronto FC.
CREDIT: Brian Kersey, Chicago Fire
With two massive road victories under their belt, the Fire play the final regular season game of 2013 at Toyota Park against Toronto FC on Saturday night (LIVE 7pm CT on My50/Time Warner Sports Wisconsin).
With six goals scored in the last two matches, the Men in Red are hitting form at the right time and know if results go their way, they could be guaranteed an MLS Cup Playoff spot by the final whistle. Toronto have nothing to play for but will be looking to play spoiler. Here are some tactical things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
Keeping up the high pressure tactic – play a high line and get players into the TFC box
As I mentioned before, the Fire have scored six goals in the last two games. The closest to that tally in a previous two-game MLS span has been four goals. With that in mind, the Men in Red must try and get people into the box whenever possible against Toronto.
In many games this season, Toronto have not been undone by individual brilliance, but rather defensive errors. TFC coach Ryan Nelson, a former defender, must be disgusted by the amount of tap in goals his team has allowed with Sporting KC, Montreal and New York all scoring simple goals against Toronto and all stemming from defenders ball watching and not following their marks.
The Fire need to try and take advantage of this by getting more players from the midfield into the box to support assumed strikers Mike Magee and Juan Luis Anangono. The high pressure tactic can be very beneficial to this, with players like Alex not allowing the defenders to have time and space on the ball. With the team playing a high line and not dropping deep, it will give players an opportunity to get forward and into the box faster.
The Rios conundrum – who to start in the center of midfield?
Arevalo Rios played two grueling matches for Uruguay over the past week, helping La Celeste qualify for the World Cup intercontinental playoff against Jordan.
After playing 180 minutes for his country and only returning to Chicago on Thursday, it might be difficult for him to start in the middle for the Fire on Saturday night.
WATCH: Magee, Berry talk Toronto FC
One reason that the coaching staff might decide to start Rios however is that Jeff Larentowicz is currently sitting on four yellow cards and one more against TFC would rule him out of the season finale at New York next Sunday.
Another option for the Men in Red could be to start Larentowicz and bring on Rios for the former New England man if the Fire are in a comfortable position.
That being said, as we have seen from the past two games, the high pressure tactic is effective regardless of who starts in the middle.
Muzzling Bobby Convey – a danger on both wings
Bobby Convey is one of the few players to have a strong year for TFC and the Fire must not allow him to create chances for target striker Bright Dike. Convey is equally comfortable playing on either wing and it wouldn't surprise me if he started on the right where he would link up with improving right back Mark Bloom.
While Bakary Soumare has found form again in the last few matches after having a few horror moments previously, Gonzalo Segares is a player that will be looking to have a better performance against TFC.
In 1v1 situations, Sega is very difficult to beat but the problems start when players make runs in behind him. The Costa Rican can sometimes be caught too high up the field while other times he is forced to move inside to cover for one of the center backs. Both of these were highlighted in last weekend's match against Dallas.
Against Toronto, I would also like to see the Fire's outside midfielder track back and help out Segares more, especially if Bloom gets forward. A composed and compact performance by the Fire's back four as a unit will give the team a very good chance of coming out of the game with three points and maybe even a guaranteed playoff spot.
Prediction: After having to endure a nervy end to last week's match, the Fire make it easier on fans by winning 2-0 with goals from Alex and Mike Magee.
Hey, look at that... For his vaillant performance en route to a win over FC Dallas, the folks over at MLSsoccer.com decided to make Mike Magee the #3 performer of the week!
And since we're on the subject of Mike Magee, we would like to subtly steer you in the direction to support him to be the MLS MVP. Check out the video below!
The Fire won back-to-back away games and scored six goals. They sit in a playoff position and control their own fate with two games remaining. Juan Luis Anangono is heating up. Mike Magee is so hot he's scoring goals by accident. Sean Johnson is playing like, and being recognized as, one of the four or five best American goalies. Jeff Larentowicz is owning midfields. Jalil Anibaba and Austin Berry are two of only three MLS players who've played every single minute so far this season and their defensive relationship is finally solidifying. There's real depth on the outside and through the middle (where captain Logan Pause and summer standout Daniel Paladini are working to get past Alex and Arevalo Rios).
That's the general view right now. The squad is playing up to their potential and the depth is supporting them. The competition for spots is pushing everyone harder, and the depth is allowing Frank Klopas to cover for injuries, international duty (Rios, Lindpere), or to go with the hotter player (Anangono over Chris Rolfe).
In other words, things are shaping up nicely. The general feeling is a good one, momentum is building, the Twitter trolls have returned to their caves, and it's hard to fend off enticing thoughts like, you know those lower-seeded teams that barrel into the playoffs and scare everyone because they're playing with momentum and confidence? What if the Fire can be that team?
All season long, the Fire's major problem was consistency. They were infuriatingly inconsistent from game to game and, indeed, from half to half. Maybe it was a focus thing, maybe it was a changing personnel thing, who knows. But now the Fire are managing games better. They're attacking straight from the beginning. They're pressuring the ball all over the field. They're getting crucial two-goal advantages and defending well enough to hold on to them.
We saw all that last week in D.C., where a super high defensive line pushed the Fire team way up the field to pressure United players into mistakes that led to chances and goals. We saw the same thing in Dallas on Saturday night. Alex, especially, was way up the field in the first half, never letting the Dallas players play the ball comfortable in their own half. (Magee, Anangono, Patrick Nyarko, and Dilly Duka deserve credit too.) How many shots did the Fire have at the top of the Dallas box in the first 30 minutes? It was harassment.
So just like in DC, a high defensive line and concentrated pressure led to a 2-0 first half lead. But just like in DC, we saw where it could be dangerous. We saw the team pay the price of so much early pressure, with Nyarko tweaking a hamstring and the rest of the team almost running out of gas late in the second half. We also saw how pushing too eagerly can be scary:
But I like this high pressure because it fits the moment, with the Fire desperately needing these results to make the playoffs. There are just two games left and the Fire have to prove their potentially newfound consistency beyond the past two away wins. They have to show the urgency and the commitment and the work rate into the next two games, too. Klopas's high risk and high pressure tactic fits.
It's a great moment: After all the work and all the struggle, suddenly the players' quality shines through. Suddenly everybody trusts each other. Goals and points happen. Anibaba scores a stunner. Other teams hit the posts.
I don't know about predicting anything against Toronto and New York. But if we keep seeing the Fire play as they have these past two games, they'll get to play a few more.
Select shots from the Fire's 3-2 win over FC Dallas, presented by MiAllstate.
CREDIT: USA Today Sports Images
The Chicago Fire Soccer Club and Fire Foundation are happy to support the Chicago Department of Public Health in encouraging residents to get a flu shot and stay healthy this winter.
On Monday morning, Chicago Fire defender Gonzalo Segares joined Dr. Bechara Choucair, CDPH Commissioner, and Anna Esquivel, CDPH RN, at the Little Village Community Council for a press event unveiling CDPH billboard, print and CTA flu shot awareness ads featuring Segares and other prominent Chicago sports figures including Mike Ditka, and Elena Delle Donne and Sylvia Fowles, both from the Chicago Sky.
Segares received his annual flu shot from CDPH Immunization Medical Director Julie Morita, M.D and the Department also administered free flu shots at the event for Little Village Community members.
Gonzalo was interviewed by FOX 32 and Univision telling reporters that – "I've got to stay healthy for my long season, and I always get my shot once a year. It's definitely encouraging for people to come over and get theirs."
Gonzalo wasn't the only celebrity at the event as the Fire's mascot Sparky also "received" his flu shot.
The annual shot is the best protection against influenza and we want all our fans to be safe, especially during the colder off season. Check out the photos for more and keep an eye out for the ads throughout Chicagoland!
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White Elephant Gifts You Won't Want to Part With
You like him. He likes you. But much like a good game of Jenga, your budding relationship is still new enough that one sudden move could cause a crash. Here's how to holiday shop for the guy you just started dating…though frankly, if you've let him see you in lingerie, that should be gift enough!
His varsity soccer days might be over, but the World Cup in Brazil is mere months away. Let him indulge in his Beckham fantasies with this official soccer ball—a model of the one that will be used on the competition fields—then remind him he's got his very own Posh.
Adidas Brazuca Glider Soccer Ball, $30; adidas.com
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PartSelect Number PS2180047
This part includes the black handle, latch and 2 switches. This part is a simple on/off mechanism that prohibits the dishwasher from operating when the door is open.
This part works with the following brands: Whirlpool, Admiral, Estate, Inglis, Kenmore, KitchenAid, Roper, Maytag, Crosley, Jenn-Air, Hardwick, Magic Chef, Amana, Caloric & Glenwood.
This part fixes the following symptoms:
This part includes the white handle, door latch and 2 switches. This part is a simple on/off mechanism that prohibits the dishwasher from operating when the door is open.
This bisque door latch with the switches is a simple on/off mechanism that prohibits the dishwasher from operating when the door is open.
Please NOTE: The bisque handle is no longer available separately. Only available with this assembly.
Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repair:15 - 30 mins
ToolsScrew drivers
CustomerStephen from Kopperl TX
With door open I removed (10) screws to remove the inside panel. The switch just unplugs from two relays and I plugged the new switch in the relays and replaced the inside door panel. That's it.
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Time to do repair:Less than 15 mins
CustomerJoy from Clovis NM
The price was awesome and the part arrived in less then a week. I will recommend that anyone who needs parts, to buy from this company.
CustomerJohn from New City NY
The video instructions were very clear and easy to follow. After turning off the power I removed all the screws and lifted the panel. As instructed I removed the electric connectors with a flat head screwdriver and reattached them to the new door latch assembly, screwed the panel back to the door and turned on the power. The new door latch seems to be a little sturdier than the original one, hopefully it will last longer. I didn't think it was going to be this easy. I haven't run the dishwasher yet,but I'm sure it will work fine.
CustomerTerry from Duncanville AL
Remove torx tip screws from inside door panel located along the outside rim. Pulled door latch out (don't for get the power must be off). The switch pins are very hard to get off for such a small part(they just pull out, Still very hard). plug in conectors to new switch,Found it easy to mark top of each switch with a marker so they will not get put on backwards allowing dishwasher to run with the door open. set door latch back in place push front panel back to door and install all screws
CustomerMichael from Evanston WY
I turned off the power to the dishwasher. Removed screws from inner door. Removed the two wire groups, black and white, from origional door latch unit, installed new latch unit, reconnected wire groups, replaced inner door screws, restored power. The whole process was very fast and easy. I saved alot on the repair.
CustomerElliott from Newnan GA
Removed the screws holding inner door panel to door. Two of the screws hold the latch assembly also. Unplugged the wiring from the assembly then plugged them to the new assembly. Reattached inner panel to door. Easy as 1, 2, 3.
Level of DifficultyEasy
CustomerFrank from Mount Prospect IL
I just shut off power at the breaker box, then removed the 11 torx screws around the inside door liner. The hardest part was keeping the door open; the door springs get pretty aggressive after you remove the liner. The handle and latch assembly is basically held in place by two of the screws. I disconnected the two wire connectors, then reconnected the new assembly and set it in place. Put in about half the screws, turned on power and tested the operation. After confirming that the latch released and the machine functioned, I put in the rest of the screws and tightened them gently. Done. Working great now, but I suspect that plastic handle will break again before the machine does.
CustomerJairo from casselberry FL
Cut the power to the appliance, removed screws in the inside side of the door, which released the "Handle & Door Latch Complete Assembly with Switches". removed the conections to the switches, and reconected them to the new part. Then placed it insuide the door where the other one was and bolted it back together.
CustomerCraig from Chillicothe IL
Removed inner panel from door. Put new handle in place. Switched wires to new handle. Replaced inner door panel.
CustomerRichard from Hollidaysburg PA
The repair went very well. The new latch was exactly the same as the broken one. I removed 9 torx screws, dropped the front, unpluged the door switches and installed the new latch. Time??? Well, I think that it took me longer to locate my torx tool than it did to install the new part. The total time was 15 to 20 minutes.
CustomerAlan from Edina MO
Open door take all scews off inside panel lift up handle is right there. Take out unplug two connectors, reattachto new handle, put back togather.
CustomerFranklin from Sylvania OH
approximately 10 screws (torx) to remove, the new handle is built better than the original, plastic reinforced at hinge point with a metal hinge pin... the original had a plastic pin for a hinge... Now better than ever thanks...
CustomerStephen from Seven Hills OH
After removing the door cover, and unplugging the dishwasher, I detached the 2 electrical connectors, installed them on the new handle / door latch, aligned it, and reinstalled the door. Once I had a few screws in place, I plugged it back in and it was working. I finished reinstalling the remaining screws, and it was set.Simple and saved a lot of money.
CustomerSteve from Plano TX
Since the handle replacement seemed a bit trickier, I opted for the complete assembly. Amazingly simple repair. Remove inside front panel by removing 11 screws using allen wrench (torx or star point if you have it, but allen if not), gently pry contacts from old assembly with flat blade screwdriver and push into place on the new one, set assembly in place, replace screws. Done.It couldn't be any easier. PartSelect is great. I've purchased refrigerator icemaker from them in the past and it was easy also. Parts arrived very quickly in both cases. Installation instructions and sometimes videos provided. Highly recommended.
ToolsPliers, Screw drivers
CustomerVincent from Alexandria VA
To repair I removed the Torx screws around the inter edge of the door. This also released the part to change. I grabbed the exposed part of the electrical contact with the tip of a pair of needle nose pliers (rather than the electrical plug to remove). Keeping a tight grip, I used the rest of the pliers to push against the plug. This scoots the plug off a little. So I moved where the pliers grip close against the plug again and repeated. you only move a quarter of an inch at a time but it takes very little strength to push the plug off. This happen without damage to the plug. After this I pushed the new plug on. Then I moved tot he second plug. By doing it one at a time, I did not mix up the plugs.
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The Jerusalem Hostel
Central location close to Old City, and easy access to all parts of Jerusalem. Relaxed, friendly, intimate, welcoming atmosphere. Good meeting place.
Rooms are on first floor, no lift but steps are easy.
All rooms no-smoking.
Good kitchen for self-catering.
All rooms have ensuite shower and toilet, television.
Reception opens from 8am till 10pm Sunday -Thursday, closes earlier Friday until Saturday after end of the Sabbath.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hostel Facilities & Policies
- Air Conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Common Room
- Linen Included
- Luggage Storage
- Outdoor Terrace
- Reading Light
- Swimming Pool
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels For Hire
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 3 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
We are very centrally located in the heart of Jerusalem.
From the central bus station, you can take the tram - 4 stations to
'Jaffa Center' station.
From Tel Aviv:
Take the sherut taxi from Tel Aviv central bus station, to the last stop, Zion Square. Dont bother to put on your backpack - were ten steps away along Jaffa Road.
By car:
Go to HaRav Kuk Street . Parking is available on HaRav Kuk Street. Its expensive if you come in the morning (ask for a day permit), cheap after 14:00, and free after 21:00 and on weekends.


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In analyzing this weekŌĆÖs slate of high school football games, we thought it would be appropriate to categorize them via the following tiers:
-- Let the good times continue to roll.
-- Time to circle the wagons and bounce back.
-- Borrowing from The Doors, itŌĆÖs time to break on through.
In what has to be considered a fitting ode to the number of teams in each of the four Rhode Island divisions, the vast majority of our area gridiron squads fall under the ŌĆ£time to circle the wagonsŌĆØ tier. Sixteen schools spread over two eight-team subdivisions make up the Division II circuit ŌĆō by far and away the most competitors under one umbrella.
In keeping with the general theme of this literary exercise, we are starting at the top before taking the spotlight and shifting it elsewhere.
When your team enters the second month of the season in perfect shape league-wise, you canŌĆÖt help but give them kudos for what theyŌĆÖve accomplished to date.
Given that football is a sport where evolving over the course of a season is paramount, the coaches at Woonsocket and Cumberland are trying to downplay whatŌĆÖs taken place leading up to this weekend. Both the Villa Novans and the Clippers fall under the ŌĆ£let the good times continue to rollŌĆØ tier, with ŌĆ£continueŌĆØ no question serving as a point of emphasis.
Cumberland and Woonsocket will carry pristine 3-0 records into each oneŌĆÖs ensuing Division II joust. The road beckons for each on Friday night with the Clippers traveling to North Kingstown, while the Villa Novans head to Mt. Hope.
If each Blackstone Valley-based entry is able to add to its current fortune ŌĆō Cumberland and Woonsocket are the last two unbeaten Division II teams left standing ŌĆō each will have earned it.
The Skippers and Huskies are both 2-1. Standing before these two teams is a golden opportunity to tighten the division race. On the flip side, they could end up serving as mere speed bumps and allow the Villa Novans and Clippers to continue on their merry way.
Now that weŌĆÖve painted the picture of whatŌĆÖs on tap for the two entries that made up last yearŌĆÖs Division II Super Bowl field ŌĆō yes, itŌĆÖs way too early to start making plans for a Cumberland-Woonsocket rematch, but thereŌĆÖs no harm in starting such a drum beat ŌĆō the time has come to size up the games involving the teams that are in the market to get their respective seasons back on track.
We begin with Shea, which last Saturday, suffered its first Division II loss to West Warwick, a 28-7 setback that saw the Raiders fail to produce an offensive touchdown. Another road test beckons Friday with Shea busing to Newport to face Rogers in a matchup of 2-1 squads.
Staying in Pawtucket, St. Raphael is also in the market for re-entry into the win column. The Saints had Cumberland on the ropes last week, yet were unable to deliver the knockout blow in a 24-17 loss. At 1-2, SRA journeys to ProvidenceŌĆÖs Conley Stadium to meet 1-2 Central.
Central Falls (1-1) returns to action after enjoying a bye week. For many years, a Division IV matchup against Scituate would be chalked up as an easy ŌĆśW.ŌĆÖ The Spartans are coming off a non-league loss to Exeter/West Greenwich, but letŌĆÖs revisit what took place two weeks ago, when Scituate blasted Smithfield to the tune of 32-0.
Surely that lopsided final result was mentioned once or twice this week by first-year C.F. head coach Jeff Lapierre in preparation for FridayŌĆÖs encounter with Scituate at Perez Field.
In closing the ŌĆ£bounce backŌĆØ tier, Burrillville looks to climb back into the Division III playoff picture when it makes the trek to Classical for a high noon showdown on Saturday. The Broncos have dropped two straight league games since defeating defending Super Bowl champion Middletown.
It goes without saying that residing in the ŌĆ£break on throughŌĆØ tier at this stage of the season leaves you thirsty. As Tolman and Lincoln are well aware, the only way to quench said thirst is to piece together four strong quarters and hope that you are on the receiving end for one or two breaks.
The Tigers and Lions are each 0-3 in their respective divisions, 0-4 if you count the non-leaguers. Friday night will see Tolman continue its run against Division I contenders as Portsmouth invades Pariseau Field. Up the road at Ferguson Field, Lincoln will try to corral high-powered Mount Pleasant in Division III action.
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