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Former Michigan Supreme Court Justice Diane Hathaway leaves federal court in Ann Arbor, Mich., Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013, with her husband, Michael Kingsley, after pleading guilty to bank fraud. / Carlos Osorio/Associated Press
LANSING — Federal prosecutors are recommending 12-18 months in prison for former Michigan Supreme Court Justice Diane Hathaway when she is sentenced for bank fraud on Tuesday.
Hathaway retired from the court amid a real estate scandal shortly before pleading guilty to the charge in U.S. District Court in Ann Arbor.
She admitted to fraudulently concealing the value of her assets by transferring homes to relatives so a bank would grant her a short sale for less than the amount she owed on a mortgage.
Given the defendants obvious knowledge of the law from serving approximately five years as a prosecutor and over 20 years on the bench, and her knowledge of real estate transactions as a licensed broker since the late 1980s, the defendant made a well-informed decision to commit bank fraud for her financial benefit, Assistant U.S. Attorneys Daniel Lemisch and Patrick Hurford said in a sentencing memorandum filed Thursday.
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The Political Economy of the Public Budgets in the Americas
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This volume draws together the work of political economy specialists from Latin America, the United States and Europe. Its innovative approach provides a multi-disciplinary comparison of fiscal and tax policies in Latin America and the United States. The contributors identify the common budgetary problems of the nations of the Americas in terms of their status as 'small fiscal states' that have failed to generate adequate tax resources to fund the responsibilities of modern government. They also consider the differing effect of capital inflows on the autonomy of the public sector in the United States and Latin America. While the former has been able to operate large budgetary and trade deficits without adverse reaction from global financial markets, the latter has experienced the 'disciplining' effect of these external forces to maintain low public deficits. The volume therefore offers a timely assessment of hemispheric fiscal developments on the eve of the greatest crisis for the world economy since the depression of the 1930s.
Iwan Morgan is Professor of United States Studies and Deputy Director of the Institute for the Study of the Americas. Diego Sánchez-Ancochea is University Lecturer in the Political Economy of Latin America at the University of Oxford.
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Chapter 1. Introduction: The Political Economy of the Budgets in Comparative Perspective (Diego Sánchez-Ancochea and Iwan Morgan)
Chapter 2. Fiscal Credibility, Public Good and the Budget: the Struggle over Federal Taxing and Spending in the Argentine During the Late Twentieth Century (Colin M. Lewis and Andrew H. Mitchell))
Chapter 3. Fiscal Sustainability and Deficit Politics in the United States (Dennis S. Ippolito)
Chapter 4. The Public Budget and the U.S. Current Account Deficit (Iwan Morgan)
Chapter 5. Foreign Exchange, Interest and the Dynamics of Public Debt in Latin America (Carlos E. Schonerwald da Silva and Matías Vernengo)
Chapter 6. Fiscal Policy and Equity: The Dilemmas Facing Brazil's Labour Government (Edmund Amann and Werner Baer)
Chapter 7. The Struggle for Tax Reform in Central America (Manuel R. Agosin, Roberto Machado, and Aaron Schneider)
Chapter 8. Socio-economic Change and Fiscal Challenges in Central America: Globalization, Democratization, and the Politics of Reform (Aaron Schneider)
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Hospira Acquires Sculptor
Today Hospira announced they have acquired Sculptor Developmental Technologies (press release). A subsidiary of St. Clair Health Corporation, Sculptor was a software engineering company formed by St. Clair Hospital in 1993 to create solutions that St. Clair couldn't buy from vendors. Sculptor's solutions include a barcode meds administration system, an enterprise report print management application, advanced printing for Eclipsys, fax distribution software and similar tools. Sculptor has an installed base of more than 125 hospitals in North America. The deal includes St. Clair Hospital serving as a development and test site for Hospira medication management products.
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Yesterday I was asked for some quick impressions of this year's HIMSS. Now that I've had a bit of time to digest the event, here's what I came up with. First, this show was much more of a business development/business alliance oriented show. Many vendors were openly partnering and had products in each other's booths, brought together by their efforts to bring to market broader solutions that meet market requirements. These alliances frequently revolved around connectivity.
- First Vocera came to market (a few years ago) on the strength of a health care targeted wireless communicator, and has done well. This year Ascom was the first established phone company to take that step with an almost full blown point of care system integrating wireless phones with nurse call, medical devices and more. Ascom now represents a competitor to both Emergin and their wireless phone competitors.
- Two new wireless patient monitors were introduced at HIMSS using 802.11b (the GE Dash and Spacelabs SL2400). The adoption of ISM/Wi-Fi over WMTS for wireless patient monitoring is significant, and reinforces the trend away from that proprietary narrow band.
- GE showed near real time fetal monitor surveillance (AirStrip OB) on smart phones – with a 510(k), no less! (check this photo)
- PDAs and tablets lost much of their cache this year – there were lots of laptops and integrated computers on COWs (computers on wheels), AirStrip OB on smart phones, and while not an exhibitor, there was buzz about the OQO handheld computer. (check this photo)
- Welch Allyn was the first major vital signs monitor vendor to release a wireless vital signs monitor for data integration into EMRs (the new Spot) – a couple years behind Stinger Medical. Also of note, Welch Allyn licensed Wellogic's server software for their wireless vital signs monitor. Clinical servers are neither rocket science nor a trivial effort, what with role based access support, CCOW, RADIUS/LDAP integration, HL7, remote access (i.e., a web server), data storage and high availability. So far, not a single medical device vendor has launched a decent server – until now.
- Integration middleware vendor Emergin was in over a dozen booths – most of the smart pump vendors, patient monitoring, nurse call and wireless phone vendors, and a few HIT vendors.
- This was also a year for refining product strategies for patient flow application vendors – in particular, StatCom and Awarix have moved beyond (and in different directions from) bed management to help out more broadly with hospital care delivery.
- On the imaging front, this was (if not the first) the largest presence of cardiovascular information systems (CVIS) shown at HIMSS. Agfa/Heartlab, Witt Biomedical, McKesson/Medcon, ScImage were all there – and maybe a couple I missed.
- All the smart pump vendors (Cardinal/Alaris, Hospira, Baxter, B Braun) showed progress in moving past the first generation of wireless features.
- RFID was hot hot hot at HIMSS this year. In apparent agreement with my post that RFID is not a product, many RFID vendors introduced software applications – mostly basic patient flow apps. RFID also presents an interesting issue for device vendors – for the slackers who don't embed a Wi-Fi radio into their device, should they embed some kind of tag technology?
- Finally on a related topic, wireless network infrastructure also got some buzz. GE formally introduced their deal with MobileAccess, InnerWireless repositioned themselves at the show (rolling out their RFID solution and dropping the "leaky coax" part of their solution), and lots of wireless LAN vendors – Cisco, Aruba, Trapeze, Symbol and Meru.
Whew. Pictured above right are two of the Godfathers of Connectivity: Arnaud Houette of Capsule Technologie, and Brian McAlpine with Emergin.Read More
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Hospira launched their "smart pump," made up of wireless pump, patient safety app, and associated server, 18 months ago. Like all the other smart pumps, the customer's formulary is stored in the pump. The MedNet application suite is scheduled to release mid year. Integration with Cerner is expected to release several weeks before a Bridge Medical interface. Hopira refers to these vendors as BPOCs, Bedside Point Of Care vendors.
Patient ID and associated medication orders are controlled by the BPOC. The user scans barcodes for the patient, pump, med and user, and then pump settings for the ordered med are pushed into the pump. The barcode scanner is connected to the BPOC via whatever client device is used by the BPOC. I would imagine Cerner uses a PDA with built in scanner, but a COW (computer on wheels) or tablet could be used.
Interestingly, patient context is never established in the pump. All the heavy lifting is done by the BPOC. What Hospira has developed is the wireless connectivity, formulary management app, server, QA database of anonymous data, and integration with the BPOC.
Patient safety features include checking pump settings against the formulary, ensuring the right drug is administered to the right patient (via all that barcode scanning), and that pump delivery settings accurately reflect the order. There is no alarm notification beyond local alarms on the pump itself.
Their WLAN link is 802.11 b, using an Alaris developed component radio.
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The reason the U.S. Department of Treasury is phasing out paper Social Security checks and replacing them with electronic delivery is because it's cheaper, safer and more reliable. About 93 percent of federal benefit recipients already receive their payments via direct deposit.
Switching most of the remaining 7 percent to paperless payments is expected to save Social Security around $600 million over the next 10 years in postage, paper and printing costs. The switch also will eliminate the potential problem of checks getting lost in the mail or stolen.
Anyone receiving Social Security, SSI, veterans, railroad retirement or federal civil servant retirement benefits in the mail must switch to direct deposit into a bank account or credit union of their choice or to a Direct Express Debit MasterCard by March 1, 2013.
Exceptions: The only exceptions are for elderly seniors born before March 1, 1923, mentally impaired people and recipients who live in remote rural areas.
Debit card option
If you don't want your benefits direct-deposited , or if you don't have a bank account that payments can be deposited into, you'll need to get a Direct Express Debit MasterCard. This is a prepaid debit card introduced by the Treasury Department in 2008.
With a Direct Express Debit MasterCard, your government benefits will automatically be deposited to your card's account on your payment day each month. Your card can be used to get cash from ATMs, banks or credit unions tellers, pay bills online and over the phone, make purchases at stores or locations that accept Debit MasterCard and get cash back when you make those purchases and to purchase money orders at the post office.
The money you spend or withdraw is automatically deducted from your account. You can check your balance by phone, online or at ATMs.
Fees: There's no cost to sign up for the card, no monthly fees and no overdraft charges.
There are, however, a few small fees for optional services you need to be aware of, like multiple ATM withdrawals. Currently, cardholders get one free ATM withdrawal per month, but additional monthly withdrawals cost 90 cents each, not including a surcharge if you use a non-network ATM.
Security: Your card is PIN-protected, the money in your account is FDIC-insured, and if the card gets lost or stolen, it will be replaced with consumer protections if it's reported promptly.
How to switch
To sign up for direct deposit or the Direct Express Debit MasterCard, call 800-333-1795 or visit godirect.org.
If you don't do it: If you don't sign up one or the other by the deadline , the government will issue you a Direct Express card and mail it to you, and your benefits will be deposited on your card's account thereafter.


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All-West Sound Team
Chet Thompson
Gig Harbor, sr., 6-2, 175
The Tides switched to the spread offense this year and Thompson responded by throwing for 1,172 yards, rushing for 1,001 yards and accounting for 31 TDs and earning Narrows League offensive MVP.
Larry Dixon
Running back
Olympic, jr., 5-10, 228
Dixon followed up on his all-state sophomore season with a first-team All-Olympic/Western League nod and rushed for 1,840 yards — a 7.6 yard average — and 13 touchdowns.
Ross Cobb
Running back
Bainbridge, sr., 5-9, 165
Cobb became the Spartans' main offensive weapon. He rushed for 1,214 yards (8.9 yards per carry) and 13 touchdowns earning All-Metro League Mountain Division honors.
Dimitri Alston
Wide receiver
Bremerton, sr., 6-4, 215
The rangy Alston was a big-play threat, catching 26 passes for 562 yards (21.6 yards per catch) and three touchdowns. He earned second-team Olympic/Western League honors.
Leon La Deaux
Wide receiver
South Kitsap, jr., 6-3, 180
LeDeaux was All-Narrows League for the second straight year. He caught 29 passes for 445 yards and five touchdowns. He was also honorable mention as a punter.
Cameron Salley
Tight end
Central Kitsap, sr., 6-4, 205
The lanky tight end was one of the Cougars' main receiving threats. He earned second-team All-Narrows League honors after catching 24 passes for 389 yards and four TDs.
Brian Kuznek
Offensive lineman
South Kitsap, sr., 6-6, 286
Earned All-Narrows League honors at tackle, anchoring the Wolves' run-first offense.
Conner Chesser
Offensive lineman
Central Kitsap, jr., 6-4, 290
A mainstay of the Cougars' massive line, earned second-team All-Narrows League honors.
Jeff Hill
Offensive lineman
Olympic, jr., 6-5, 255
Opened holes for the Trojans' run-based offense and earned All-Olympic/Western League honors.
Alex Salo
Offensive lineman
North Kitsap, sr., 5-10, 235
Anchored the Vikings' offensive line and earned first-team All-Olympic/Western League honors.
Nick Johnson
Offensive lineman
Gig Harbor, sr., 6-0, 238
The latest in the Tides' impressive run of linemen earned All-Narrows League honors.
Andre Moore
Klahowya, sr., 5-11, 165
Moore was everywhere, earning Olympic/Nisqually League defensive MVP honors (80 tackles, three interceptions) and was all-league at running back (1,234 yards, eight TDs). He also caught 12 passes for 307 yards and four scores.
Joshua Byers
Defensive lineman
North Kitsap, sr., 6-2, 222
Anchored the Vikings' offensive line with 21 tackles and 3.5 sacks and earned All-Olympic/Wester League first-team honors.
John Fullington
Defensive lineman
North Mason, jr., 6-5, 260
Fullington earned All-Olympic/Nisqually League honors at defensive line where he had 52 tackles and four sacks and at tight end with 21 catches 313 yards and four touchdowns.
Zane Sackett
Defensive lineman
Bainbridge, sr., 6-0, 210
Sackett was first-team All-Metro League Mountain Division on both sides of the line. He had 44 tackles and four sacks and he recovered two fumbles.
Thomas Gallagher
Defensive lineman
Sequim, sr., 6-4, 305
Massive offensive linemen was a first-team All-Nisqually/Olympic League pick on both sides of the ball. He had 26 tackles.
Michael Powell
Bremerton, sr., 6-2, 225
Powell was a first-team All-Olympic/Western League pick after recording 96 tackles and four sacks.
Garrett Brown
Olympic, sr., 5-9, 180
Brown was the Olympic/Western League defensive MVP after leading West Sound with 111 tackles. He also had three interceptions and seven sacks.
Brad Woolf
Sequim, sr., 5-11, 185
Brown put up big numbers and earned first-team All-Nisqually/Olympic League honors. He had 95 tackles, 10 sacks, two fumble recoveries and an interception.
Richie Meier
Central Kitsap, sr., 5-11, 200
The physical linebacker was a coordinator on the field for the Cougars, earning Narrows League defensive MVP honors with about 115 tackles.
Tanner Davis
Defensive back
Gig Harbor, sr., 5-10, 187
The playmaker never left the field and earned All-Narrows League honors. He had seven interceptions and finished with 18 career picks.
Nollan Quinn
Defensive back
Olympic, jr., 5-10, 170
Quinn is a versatile player who earned All-Olympic/Western League honors. He had 87 tackles and rushed for 524 yards and two touchdowns.
Jared Moore
Defensive back
South Kitsap, sr., 5-11, 164
Moore anchored the Wolves' defense and earned All-Narrows League honors.
Zack Sampson
North Kitsap, sr., 6-2, 191
Sampson earns this spot for the third straight year. He was All-Olympic/Western League after hitting 10 of 15 field goal attempts, including a long of 49 yards. Averaged 38 yards per punt.
Mark Keel
Central Kitsap, 9-4
Keel earns this spot for the second straight year after guiding the Cougars to the Class 4A state semifinals. The back-to-back state appearances are a first in school history and the semifinal appearance is the first for CK since 1973. CK was the first Kitsap team since 1997 to make it to the semifinals.
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This past week was busy for many elected Florida officials from coast to coast. Many of us (including myself and mayors Alan Mandel, Ben Nelson, Marni Sawicki and Kevin Ruane) converged on Washington, D.C., to convince your Congress to delay flood insurance rate increases resulting from the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act.
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23 Players Promoted to the Amercian Hockey League
The 2012-13 hockey season has come to an end in the Ohio Valley, as the Wheeling Nailers have laced up their skates for the final time this season. Unfortunately, that means that this particular campaign concludes without hardware, champagne, and parades around the longest active city in the ECHL. However, when fans look back at the 21st season of professional hockey in Wheeling, they can take comfort in the fact that their team posted a winning record (5th straight, 15th overall), and dominated their home ice (21-8-7), all while continuing to serve as a developing ground for great players to achieve their potential (23 players to the AHL).
While most fans would prefer to look at the 72-game docket as a whole, the easiest way to disect the 2012-13 Wheeling Nailers is in quarters. The first quarter of the year had some aches and pains, anywhere from injuries to the growing pains in figuring out how the team best fit together. The second quarter was clearly the best, both in terms of talent and results. Quarter three was the conclusion of the NHL lockout, which just so happened to coincide with a heavy stretch of road games. Finally, the last quarter of the season served as a final push to end the year on a positive note.
When the season began, ECHL clubs found themselves in unique positions, as an influx of players made their way in from American Hockey League squads. While that scenario did create some rather interesting roster shuffling, the Nailers were battling another challenge – injuries. At one point in November, Wheeling had nine players on injured reserve, including the likes of Chris Barton, Peter Lenes, and Zach Hansen, whose voids were certainly felt. A three-game homestand sweep of Reading and Toledo helped to brighten the 3-7-3 start.
A 4-0 shutout win against Evansville on November 21st turned out to be the turning point from first quarter struggles to second quarter success. Wheeling began a stretch with 17 of 24 games at WesBanco Arena, and made it pay off, going 15-6-3. While home ice certainly helped, the roster was also going through a transition, starting with the emergence of Scott Darling in goal, who completed his first full ECHL season with a 13-12-4 record. In addition, the Nailers welcomed in forwards Luke Pither and Chris Higgins, along with defensemen Carl Sneep and Andrew Hotham. Those four players alone accumulated 67 points, and were the top four players on the team, when it came to the club's points percentage with them in the lineup. Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end, and the exclamation point of the second quarter came on January 13th, when Wheeling blasted league MVP Ryan Zapolski and the South Carolina Stingrays, 5-0. That week marked the final stretch in the Ohio Valley for the four players mentioned above, along with Cody Wild, Adam Payerl, and Joe Stejskal, who also found permanent homes in the AHL.
The third quarter of the season began with a week long trip to Orlando, where the Nailers took a shorthanded lineup in to battle the Solar Bears. After an ugly 7-2 loss in the opener, things started to look better, as the squad bounced back to earn points in five of the next six games. However, that was when February struck, and Wheeling faced a stretch of eight straight road games in six different cities, with seven of the games being played against teams that will be playing in the postseason. The Nailers won just two of the eight, leaving more of an uphill climb for the playoff push in March.
Wheeling took the approach of a lion in March, roaring in with a 4-0-2 record in the first six games, which included a weekend road sweep of Trenton and Reading. Unfortunately, the next three games didn't exactly go as the Nailers had envisioned, as the hopes of a playoff spot were on the verge of fading completely away. Although the playoffs weren't in the cards for this particular group, there was still plenty of time to ruin other aspirations around the league. On March 24th, Wheeling drove 12 hours overnight to dismiss the Kalamazoo Wings from the postseason party. Then, three days later, the Nailers returned home to beat the Elmira Jackals 6-2, which ultimately helped to take home ice advantage away from the Jackals in the first round.
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MVP Profile: Peter the Great
The legend of the prospect once traded for the 8th time concussed Eric Lindros continues to surge. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the MVP of the 2003-2004 NHL Season: Peter Forsberg.
The Avalanche's record with Forsberg in the lineup this year is 18-5-1-2 (18-7-1 in my book). That's a 69% winning percentage when Forsberg has played thus far as opposed to 11-6-8-1 without him (or a 42% winning percentage).
Since returning from his groin injury on the 27th of December, the Avalanche have lost only 3 games. In addition, the man himself has had only 2 games where he was a minus in that same period.
Peter is currently scoring at a 1.654 pts/game pace.
The next closest players are Savard with 1.235 pts/game and Naslund with 1.212 pts/game. At that pace, Forsberg will have over 90 points this year in 56 games played (provided he plays all remaining games). The last year that someone scored over 135 points in a season (his pts/game x 82 games) was the 1995 -1996 season (Lemieux totaled 161 pts in 70 games that season for 2.3 pts/game – no your eyes are not lying… and they try to tell you that there is nothing wrong in the NHL).
Forsberg is currently tied for 21st in the league in scoring with only 26 games played!. Should his pace and everyone else's hold he would finish fourth overall. Naslund is on pace for 99pts this season. Lang is now going to tank due to not having Jagr to feed the puck to. Then we come to Tanguay… who only benefits from Forsberg's presence. Alex's points with and without Forsberg:
23 in Oct in 9 games
4 in Nov in 2 games
0 Dec in 3 games
23 Jan in 12 games
for 50 points in 26 games (which beats Peter… guess Tangs is lucky that Peter is such an unselfish player)
18 Nov in 13 games
5 Dec in 7 games
for 23 in 20…
The number speak for themselves. With such a blatent reliance on Forsberg, Tanguay is not the MVP canidate on the Avalanche even if he were to outscore Peter.
Forsberg is epitome of the modern hockey player in the NHL. Peter the Great makes every player he plays with better the instant his skate blade hits the ice. Every coach in the league when asked the question "If you could have any player in the league, who would it be?" would answer "Forsberg".
While injured for the majority of the season, Peter Forsberg has shown this year why he won the Hart and Art Ross trophies last season as well as why he will win them both again this season. He is the Avalanche and he is the NHL at its best.


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From Flower To Fabric
Linen, the world's oldest fiber, retains its luster.
t From Flower To Fabric Linen, the world's oldest fiber, retains its luster. The history of linen goes back 10,000 years. Egyptian mummies were wrapped in linen. Jesus was swaddled in linen. Fragments of linen, in all its forms (straw, seeds, yarns, ropes and fabrics), have been found in Switzerland among the remains of homes of Neolithic lake dwellers.The botanical name of cultivated flax, the plant that linen comes from, is linum usitatissimum. A literal translation is linen most useful. The flax plant is one of natures most ecologically efficient treasures. It is a renewable resource, no part goes unused, and flax can be grown virtually without using herbicides and pesticides.Seeds of the flax plant are pressed to produce linseed oil a base for paint, varnish, soap, cosmetics, linoleum and synthetic resins. Short fibers are used for paper and ropes. Even the bark of the flax plant has a market in a variety of consumer and industrial products, from horse beds to chipboard. Textile fiber comes from the stem of the plant. Today, linen is sought after for a wide variety of end-uses, including apparel, decorative fabrics, table and bed products, and automotive and industrial products. Consumers around the world buy linen because they like the way it looks, feels and performs. With new varieties of flax; new processing techniques; and new ways of spinning, weaving and finishing, the European linen industry has reinvented itself. And all of the links in the supply chain are working together through the European flax and linen organization, Masters of Linen, Paris, to market linen globally to a new and growing trade of niche players.
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Supervised Community Treatment Recall is a type of ACTIVITY GROUP.
This is when a PATIENT is recalled into hospital for treatment whilst on Supervised Community Treatment under section 17A of the Mental Health Act 1983 as amended by Mental Health Act 2007. The decision to recall a PATIENT to hospital will be made by the Mental Health Responsible Clinician.
If the Supervised Community Treatment Recall period is less than 72 hours, the recall will not automatically end the Supervised Community Treatment. If a PATIENT is recalled and the time in hospital goes over 72 hours, they must either have their Supervised Community Treatment revoked or continue the Supervised Community Treatment. This will either happen by the PATIENT being discharged from hospital or they could continue staying in hospital as an informal PATIENT but remain on Supervised Community Treatment.
A Supervised Community Treatment Recall can end with the PATIENT being discharged from hospital back to the original Community Treatment Order or with the revocation of the Community Treatment Order should the Mental Health Responsible Clinician see fit and the PATIENT meets the criteria for detention.
Information recorded for each separate period of recall into hospital for treatment for a PATIENT on Supervised Community Treatment includes:
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The blood of the small animal in my hand seeped through my teeth, quenching my unnatural thirst. I shivered in disgust at the pleasure drinking blood gave me. I hate what I have become. This curse, this disease runs in my family. I changed when I turned 16, and that was two months ago. Alex and Zin still don't know, and they've been my best friends for years, but the thought of them finding out made my throat close. I sat back against a tree, keeping my eyes shut so I wouldn't see the small body of the life I took.
I pull a small mirror out of my pocket and examine my face. My green eyes, framed with thick, dark eyelashes, are tinted silver, giving them an unnatural sheen. My full lips are smeared with blood and I quickly wipe it off. I bare my fangs in frustration.
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They Don�t Have the Words: What Resistance to
Care Can Teach Us
As we know, people who have dementia become increasingly unable to understand or explain to others what they are thinking or feeling. This happens because of the damage to their brain caused by the disease. Earlier in the illness, people are usually able to tell us when they are in pain or distress, but this becomes less and less likely as the disease progresses. Later in the disease, it is more likely to be someone's actions, rather than their words, which communicate to us that they are in distress.
Unfortunately, all too often these behavioral expressions are not understood as distress; rather, they are often assumed to be the inevitable consequences of dementia, as part of the disease itself. Sadly, this assumption has frequently led to the overuse of anti-anxiety and anti-psychotic medications, which means that the actual underlying cause of the distress is never addressed, and the person with dementia is left to suffer.
As caregivers, our job is to understand what the person with dementia is trying to tell us, through their actions, sounds, facial expressions, and body language rather than their words. The important thing to realize is that their actions ALWAYS mean something, even if it is not always obvious to us. If someone is pushing us away, there is a reason. If someone spits out their food, there is a reason. If someone constantly rubs their knee, there is a reason. If someone rejects care, it means they are in distress, possibly in pain, and in order to help them, we need to find out what is causing their distress. If someone is moaning, or pushing us away, it is not "the dementia," it is not "just the way they are," it is the ONLY way they have to tell us that they are uncomfortable. By rejecting our care, they are telling us that something is the matter. The following are typical situations where residents may experience distress:
Slow down, you're moving too fast. As someone's dementia advances, it gets harder and harder to understand what is happening in the world around them. One of the most helpful things a caregiver can do is slow down when providing care. If the person with dementia is sitting, on their bed, or in a chair, try to get on eye level with them. Make sure they can see you, speak slowly, and explain what you are doing as you go along. If someone is resisting, it is often because they don't grasp what you are doing, and things are going too fast for them to follow. As you progress, if they start to get upset, stop. You may even need to leave the room and come back later.
When something hurts. How does the person with dementia convey that they are in pain? Sometimes they can tell us, sometimes the look on their faces or their behavior makes it obvious. However, especially as their dementia progresses, they may not be able to tell us because of their confusion and lack of insight. They may call out, moan, or become very agitated, sometimes even striking out at caregivers. Rejecting care in this way is especially common first thing in the morning. Too often in the past, we have assumed this behavior was an inevitable consequence of having dementia, and only anti-psychotic medications would alter the behavior. Frequently, however, the person is acting that way because they are in pain, which anti-psychotic medications do not help; in fact, anti-psychotics can even impede solving the problem, because if they sedate the person, we may never find out that the person is actually in pain. If they were treated for the pain instead, often the behavior goes away, because the person is no longer suffering. Using a behavior-based pain assessment tool (such as the PAINAD, see the sidebar) for people with advanced dementia can be a huge help.
Making the most of meals. In addition to any physical problems or medication issues that may affect appetite and eating ability, people with advanced dementia may forget whether they have eaten, be unable to recognize some foods or to use cutlery, have difficulty chewing or swallowing, be easily distracted and/or be unable to communicate their food likes and dislikes--- resulting in a mealtime which can be frustrating, confusing and extremely stressful, with residents sometimes refusing to eat or spitting food out. It is essential that residents never be forced to eat, and that they be given plenty of time. Making finger food available can be helpful, as being fed is often an unpleasant experience. Finally, food we enjoy when we are actually hungry is food we are more likely to eat. Making appealing food available around the clock, in small, manageable amounts greatly increases the likelihood that someone with dementia will eat.
Calming the Waters. For many people with dementia, bathing can become painful, confusing, invasive, even terrifying…with behaviors ranging from distress (crying, moaning, shaking) and avoidance (pulling away or trying to leave) to verbal and physical aggression (cursing, striking and biting). What could be a pleasurable activity instead becomes something to be dreaded by both residents and their caregivers. Sometimes it is the water that is disturbing, other times it is the lack of privacy, the bathing environment, the confusing sequence of tasks (undressing, washing, hair washing, drying, dressing, etc.), or perhaps they are in pain. There are many strategies to make this experience more pleasant, including changes in the bathing environment, bed and towel baths, no-rinse or dry soaps and shampoos, and even bathing less frequently.
What's going on?! Over-stimulation is a common source of distress for people with dementia, especially in the later stages. Noises in the environment---such as overhead pagers, background music, TVs and radios, bed/chair alarms, cleaning equipment, and call bell systems--can be upsetting because of the person's loss of ability to understand or distinguish among sounds or to locate them. Noise can get in the way of everyday communication by blocking, distorting or changing what someone hears. Large group activities may become increasingly difficult for some residents, and televisions in the day room may also be disruptive. The surge in activity at shift time can be disturbing. Eliminating some of these stimuli can be very helpful, as can assisting people back to bed if rest is what they need. Rest is very important, and waking someone up from a deep sleep to provide care or bring a meal, or for any other reason, is rarely a good idea.
Share what you know! When you learn something about what helps make a resident comfortable, be sure to share the information with other members of your team, as well as staff on other shifts. Small details can make a big difference, for the resident, and for you!
The important thing to keep in mind is that resisting may be the only way a resident can communicate their distress---they really and truly don't have the words. Discovering the reason may be a relatively fast process, or it may take a lot of effort on your part and your teammates', but there is always a reason, and when you find the reason, you are on the way to finding a solution.
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By Honey on Aug 21, 2008 in Dating, Featured | comments(14)
Lance is on vacation, so in honor of his absolute hatred of online dating I thought that I'd throw this post up. This is one of my absolute favorite Match stories and is dedicated to the following peeps (besides Lance): (1) LisaQ, who asked for more details in the comment section of her article Rules for Breaking Up, (2) The Dateable Dork, who has made it known that she considers online dating to be a metaphorical form of Dumpster Diving, (3) all of you, who I think will really enjoy it.
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So to set the stage a little, I'd exchanged several lengthy e-mails with this fellow (call him Steve) and I think one phone call prior to meeting. He had a good job and although I wasn't totally taken with his photos, he brought them up first and apologized, saying that they weren't very good but all he had in digital and that he was way better looking in person. This turned out to be not true, but it's not like he was a troll or anything. So I went out with him a couple of times because he was interesting, but avoided anything physically intimate while I decided if I could become attracted to him (which is possible). Continued


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Addison and Wyatt?? Not a match..Wyatt is not the kind of Addison thing..
Addison and Kevin?? Ok..Kevin is sweet but not a great match for Addison..
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February 25th – Rob Weir & Dan Norkus of Wolf Rally Team quickly proved they have the speed and rally car capable of being a top contender for the 2013 Rally America Season. The team took 2nd in Open class for both Trespassers Wil and 100 Acre Wood Rally Events.
"Due to various constraints, we had no time for practice before the rally" said Weir. "With the sudden changes in weather conditions, we opted to modify our rally car setup versus running it through shakedown. The first time I drove the car at speed with an Open class motor was on the first stage" explained Weir.
A rally event typically known for mild, dry conditions took a dramatic turn when several inches of freezing rain fell during Recce on Thursday. The weekend sun brought some melt to the stages, but areas with tree shade were still icy and unpredictable. "Dan convinced me to run the stages at a fast, but cautious pace. The ice and snow cover made it very difficult to spot rocks and other objects that could flatten tires or damage suspension" said Weir.
The team finished Trespassers Wil 2nd in class, and 4th overall. The team also posted the 8th fastest time overall on Special Stage 6 – Ollies Camel; a 10.1 mile night stage.
On day two, the team set out for another podium in the 100 Acre Wood Rally. "The morning stages were not kind to us. We suffered electrical & suspension issues, plus a flat early on Special Stage 11" said Weir. "But in rally you need to refocus and press on. I felt we played it smart in the afternoon by pushing through stages we knew well; and staying conservative through the tougher sections."
Proving once again 'the wolves' could master the night stages, the team went on full attack on the last two stages of the event; reclaiming most of their lost time and taking 2nd in Open class for the 100 Acre Wood Event. Rob claimed his ninth podium finish in his first ten Rally America events.
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Another reason to hate Fox. To cheap to keep the series. Will miss Steve, David, Bob and Will. They were intertaining enough to make even a procession worth watching. NBC's stick and ball outfit will probably ruin the whole shebang.


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Mr. Basiago is the founder and president of the Mars Anomaly Research Society, where he digs through pictures of Mars and looks for anything he doesn't understand, which he then claims is evidence of life on the Red Planet. He evidently has met with some resistance to his claims, because he was forced to send out a press release, which Yahoo! dutifully published. In it, he's trying to convince the National Geographic Society to publish his nonsense. Reading it is funny, if a little sad:
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