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This position is a one-year, structured post-graduate education and training program. The residency position provides advanced knowledge and skills regarding drug therapy and pharmacy services in a hospital setting. The pharmacy resident is a pharmacist in training who provides comprehensive pharmaceutical care through integrated drug distribution, clinical services and teaching.
The major job responsibilities of this position include clinical interventions, leadership, drug distribution and providing educational services. The following activities are components of the position to assist in meeting the major job responsibilities:
The resident provides pharmaceutical care to neonatal, pediatric, adolescent, adult and geriatric populations.
Cabell Huntington Hospital is a regional referral center offering a multitude of services including a Level II joint trauma center, a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, an oncology center, a Burn Intensive Care Unit and pediatric, surgical and medical intensive care units. Cabell Huntington is affiliated with the Marshall University Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy.
|Type: Hospital
|Non-professional Staff: 21
|Owner/Affiliation: Private
|Total Beds: 313
|Model Type(s): Teaching
|Average Daily Census: 260
|Professional Staff: 27
|Number of Medical Centers: One
The resident is required to complete 12 months of practice experience rotations during the residency for successful completion. Rotations are determined by program requirements, resident's interests and personal and professional goals for completing their residency program.
Residents are expected to function independently and demonstrate proficiency throughout the rotation as documented on evaluations. Preceptors are responsible for ensuring that rotation and program goals and objectives are met through specific activities to be completed during the rotation as well as providing mentorship and teaching the principles of pharmacy practice through incorporation of the four teaching models (instructing, modeling, coaching, and facilitating). The preceptor is responsible for providing the resident with the rotation syllabus, establishing a schedule and providing ongoing feedback and timely evaluations. In the event a rotation does not have a pharmacy preceptor, the primary preceptor will be designated by the RPD with the secondary preceptor being a pharmacy preceptor representative.
The resident is responsible for communicating any scheduling conflicts, absences or issues concerning the rotation to the rotation preceptor and residency program director in a timely manner. The resident is expected to contact the rotation preceptor prior to starting the rotation to establish the expectations and goals for the rotation.
Core/required: Core rotations are 5-week rotations that provide the resident with essential skills that will meet the required goals and objectives of the residency program. Core rotations also offer the resident the opportunity to gain experience in diverse patient populations, a variety of disease states and a complex range of patient problems. Core rotations also provide the resident with the skills needed to perform independent learning on an elective rotation.
Elective: Elective rotations are either 2.5- or 5-week rotations that are offered to a resident to promote additional experience in an area of interest that will meet the resident's personal goals and objectives. Certain core rotations must be completed prior to assignment of an elective rotation. Non-pharmacy preceptor rotations are not to be assigned prior to January, unless discussed with the RPD. No more than one-third of the twelve-month residency program may deal with a specific patient population or practice area.
Longitudinal: Longitudinal rotations are completed independently with minimal direct oversight from a preceptor. Expectations and requirements of a longitudinal rotation are completed throughout the year, with evaluations of progress made on a quarterly basis.
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Because of the flexible nature of the residency, other rotations may be available depending on resources and interest.
Duration/Type: 12 month/residency
Number of Positions: Two
Starting Date: July 1
Estimated Stipend: $50,000
The PGY-1 residency program at Cabell Huntington Hospital will develop the resident into a well-rounded practitioner by providing experience in a variety of practice areas. Extensive clinical pharmacy services within a progressive environment provide the resident with active clinical preceptorship in internal medicine, family practice, pediatrics, surgery, trauma, neonatal, oncology, infectious disease, nutrition, geriatrics, home health, drug information, ambulatory care and other specialties.
The residency program is designed to produce an individual with the knowledge and ability to become a highly competent practitioner and to foster within the resident the maturity and self-confidence needed to effectively communicate that knowledge and ability. A teaching certificate can be obtained through Marshall University School of Pharmacy.
Benefits include 10 days of vacation, sick leave, medical insurance, professional leave and $150 uniform allowance. Residents attend the annual ASHP Midyear Meeting and the Great Lakes Pharmacy Resident Conference.
Position: Resident Pharmacist
Time dedicated toward staffing: Every other weekend and 6.5 hours every other week during the day.
Hours: Saturday/Sunday, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. plus 6.5 hours every other week as directed by preceptor during the week
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• Residency Program Director: Derek Grimm, PharmD, BCPS
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Malted Milk Ball Brownies
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 30 mins
My family loves malted milk balls. This is a quick and easy brownie that starts with a fudge brownie mix. Very quick and easy to curb those cravings.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (20 ounce) package fudge brownie mix
- 1 1⁄3 cups malted milk balls, chopped and divided
- 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons milk
- 1⁄4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Prepare brownie batter according to package direction. Stir in 1 cup malted milk balls. Spread into a greased 13 x 9 x 2 inch baking pan.
- Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Cool completely on a wire rack.
- In a small saucepan, melt chocolate chips and butter over low heat. Remove from heat. Stir in milk and vanilla. Spread over brownies. Sprinkle with the remaining malted milk balls. Refrigerate for 10-15 minutes or until set.
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Mary, these were ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS !!! I had the guys over from work last night, and we all LOVED these. The frosting was wonderful. These were absolutely one of the greatest. Thanks for posting.
These are so absolutely decadent Mary. And, you're right about being so simple. Using a box mix and then just adding the malted milk balls. Easy, peasy. The only thing I'd suggest is to make sure you have a sharp knife to cut up the malt balls. I tried my handydandy chopper that I use for nuts etc., but that didn't work. The only thing that did was using a knife...a really really sharp one. I spread the frosting real thin too as I didn't want to make them too rich, per the fam. For me...things could never be rich enough:-) Thanks for posting and glad I tagged for the Photoforum!~


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A Rich Mod in fine form?
Hey Fabby ... only 10 points between 1st and 6th (I think) ... Chelsea losing some of their squad to the ANC for January .... At a stretch I could see any of the top 6 having a good run and even threatening for the title (yeah - I know it's a little bit of a stretch - but the fact that it's even conceivable is remarkable).
Could be one of the great home stretch races for many years - and should certainly sort the men out from the boys ... let's think ... which team has a lot of boys playing ....Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
FABONGRASSS FABONGRASSS Dec 29, 2009 06:12 Flag
I have just looked at the Arsenal Fixtures for Jan.
ManU,Everton and Villa followed by Chelski first game in Feb.
Squeaky bum time.
It could well become a game of "musical chairs" at the top from now on.
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I agree that the top 6 will probably shift position quite a bit right up until the end of the season - which makes for more excitment, but more soiled underwear too (anyone else have this problem? Just me?).
However things turn out I'm happy that we are now about halfway through the season and we're in or around the top four (that could change after the Liverpool / Villa game, which I hope is a draw). We've made it halfway through the season keeping pace, now I'm hopig we can keep it going.
And I think if you lot manage to pick up a decent amount of points throughout Jan then you will be in good running to push Chelsea and Utd all the way.
And I'm hoping Liverpool soon drop off the pace - as I have a feeling City are going to put together a good little run and I don't want to many teams around us doing well.


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To All,
The Surplus Warehouse will be conducting a public surplus beginning Thursday, May 29th from 10AM-4PM, Friday, May 30th from 7AM-4PM, and Saturday, May 31st from 9AM-3PM. The Surplus Warehouse is located at 14th & "B" Street across from Mercer Creek Church. SORRY, NO EARLY PREVIEWS PERMITTED.
Merchandise included in this sale are as follows: Furniture, Appliances, Exercise Equip, Jewelry, Laptops, Electronics, A/V Equip, Camping/Sports Items, Storage Cabs, Non-Ferrous Metals, Scrap Metals-Approx 3 tons, Dodge Flatbed Truck, Dodge Van, Ford Taurus Sedan, Gem Electric Vehicle, Ladders, Hardware/Household Items, and much more!
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Is there any link software (not xbox live)
that you can install directly onto the xbox to play games via the internet?
or do all other apps currently out have to go via the pc?
Link Software For Xbox, No Pc Required?
Started by contemptx , Nov 14 2005 11:59 PM
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Posted 14 November 2005 - 11:58 PM
Posted 19 November 2005 - 04:51 PM
you can get a WRT54G router and flash it with kaistation and then by using XBMC as your UI you don't need a pc .. xlink is the only tunnelling software that truly lets you play without a pc ..
Posted 27 November 2005 - 01:30 AM
Double post, closing this one, but yes the only way completely without a PC is to use the Kai station on a reflashed WRT54G linksys router, v1 - v3 and you'll be fine, you'd need a pc to reflash it though
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text: 10 Things Every Photoshop Designer Should Know Lesson 1: Selections with Corey Barker Duration: 1 hour 41 minutes Lesson 1: Selections Lesson 2: Text Lesson 3: Blend Modes Lesson 4: Layer Styles Lesson 5: Layer Masks Lesson 6: Blend If Sliders Lesson 7: Clipping Masks Lesson 8: Smart Objects Lesson 9: Filters Lesson 10: Motion Graphics Next Description Downloads Join Corey Barker as he systematically breaks down ten necessities that every designer needs to know if they're going to be using Photoshop to create their images. No course objectives yet No materials available for this course Corey Barker Corey is an education and curriculum developer for KelbyOne. He is a graduate of the Ringling School of Art & Design in Sarasota, FL, with a degree in Illustration. Over the years, Corey has worked as a graphic artist in a variety of disciplines such as illustration, commercial design, large format printing, motion graphics, web design and photography. His expertise in Photoshop and Illustrator have earned him numerous awards in illustration, graphic design and photography. Using Photoshop since version 2, his expertise and creativity have evolved exponentially with every new version, which makes Corey an invaluable addition to the KelbyOne team. Related Courses Photoshop In-Depth: Advanced Filters Motion Graphics in Photoshop CC Photoshop CC Basics for Designers Illustrator CC: Beyond the Basics Adobe Typekit Design Series: Compositing Techniques Illustrator CS6 Type Effects Tool Kit Mastering 3D in Photoshop CS5 Extended


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Update: Jeep Thief Arrested
Updated: 05/18/2008 - Deputies have arrested a teen accused to trying to steal a jeep and say he confessed to doing it.
Updated: 05/18/2008 - Deputies have arrested a teen accused to trying to steal a jeep and say he confessed to doing it.
Updated: 05/18/2008 - Just after 10:40 Sunday morning, the Grand Junction Fire Department responded to a call of a house on fire in Orchard Mesa. While the blaze destroyed much of the home and caused hundreds of thousands in damage, the family who once called it home says it still has a lot to be thankful for.
Updated: 05/17/2008 - Local law enforcement agencies cracking down on underage drinking.11 News was there as they ran their latest sting operation.
Updated: 05/17/2008 - The Grand Junction Police Department is investigating an arson. They say someone doused a rag in gasoline, lit it on fire, and threw it into an apartment.
Updated: 05/17/2008 - A man is dragged by his own Jeep Saturday morning, as he tried to stop someone from stealing it.
Updated: 05/17/2008 - It has been almost a year since Grand Junction woman Paige Birgfeld was first reported missing. But friends and family say they haven't given up hope that they'll find her. Saturday they embarked on their first big search effort since September.
Posted: 05/17/2008 - Good attendance is rewarded with a free car from Grand Junction Subaru.
Updated: 05/17/2008 - Family accepts diploma for a woman killed in a freeway accident.
Updated: 05/16/2008 - Two Grand Valley residents say they got amazing results after traveling overseas to receive stem cell therapy. So what does the future hold for stem cell research and treatment in the U.S.? 11 News spoke to state and national leaders to find out.
Posted: 05/16/2008 - Parents, teachers, and community members say they are disappointed over charges against a former School District 51 employee.
Updated: 05/16/2008 - One family is upset with the way School District 51 has handled an upcoming field trip for their disabled son.
Updated: 05/16/2008 - A former Orchard Mesa Middle School teacher's assistant is behind bars tonight. Grand Junction Police say he sent pornographic images of himself to a student.
Posted: 05/16/2008 - Higher temperature moving into Grand Junction this weekend could cause flooding in some parts of the county. With a snowpack at 140% of normal the 90 degree temperature expected to hit Monday could send most of that water into the local rivers and streams.
Posted: 05/16/2008 - The Bush administration says it's suspending oil deliveries to the strategic petroleum reserve for the rest of the year.
Posted: 05/16/2008 - One person has been airlifted to a hospital following a small explosion and fire at a chemical manufacturing plant in Mead.
Posted: 05/16/2008 - A man wanted on a New Mexico warrant is jailed in Mesa County after being arrested at a Fruita restaurant.
Posted: 05/16/2008 - A national conservation group lists Colorado's Mesa Verde National Park as one of 10 national parks most threatened by existing and proposed coal fired power plants.
Posted: 05/16/2008 - A Chinese state news agency says new aftershocks have cut off roads and telecommunications in quake-hit Sichuan province, burying a number of vehicles.
Updated: 05/16/2008 - It's been more than 11 months since Grand Junction woman Paige Birgfeld was first reported missing. Although she has not been found, friends and family of the mother of three say now, they're more determined than ever to find her.
Updated: 05/16/2008 - How many hot wings could you put away in one sitting? Joe Gagnon might have you beat.
Posted: 05/16/2008 - A presidential veto threat isn't getting in the way of the $290 billion farm bill.
Posted: 05/16/2008 - Denver International Airport officials say a security breach prompted a brief shutdown of passenger-screening checkpoints and trains between the main concourse and boarding gates.
Posted: 05/16/2008 - A Louisiana High School student is accused of poisoning his teacher.
Updated: 05/16/2008 - It's not just about 'click it or ticket', local police officers are still in full-force looking to pull drunk drivers off the road.
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BIRTHDAY GAL: Actress Shailene Woodley was born in Simi Valley, Calif., today in 1991. This birthday gal has starred as Amy Juergens on "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" since 2008. She's also guest-starred on episodes of "Cold Case" and "CSI: NY" and has played recurring roles on "Crossing Jordan" and "The O.C." Woodley's big screen work includes roles in "The Spectacular Now" and "The Descendants."
ARIES (March 21-April 19): A sterling work ethic can earn you the key to the executive bathroom. Remember that there are more fish in the sea. Avoid being hooked by seductive glances or getting tangled up in a fast-moving investment.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Be reassuring now and your key relationships will be able to withstand pressures later. Your restlessness could make a loved one somewhat suspicious, so just explain that you need a break from routines.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Never hear a discouraging word as you roam the range. Some compliments need to be taken with a grain of salt, but it still feels good to hear them. Earn the affection of a significant other by being true blue.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Accept the good as well as the bad, and ignore the ugly. It might be best to be easygoing and optimistic rather than putting your foot down or making a stand. Don't stir up resentment or jealousy.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Count the hours on the clock until your work is done just like hickory-dickory dock. Grind away at the pile of papers on your desk, but avoid putting your John Henry on important agreements or contracts.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Wait for better timing to ask for favors. You may have missed an opportunity earlier in the week, but this is not the time to backtrack. Hold off on major expenditures and don't make changes with investments.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Remember the fate of Romeo and Juliet. This is not a good weekend to bring a fascinating new romantic partner home to meet the family. Wait for better timing to take a friendship to a higher level of intimacy.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Unless you're actually in Las Vegas, the adventures that happen tonight aren't likely to stay there. Remain discreet and avoid entanglements that could jeopardize your peaceful home and family.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Wind someone around your little finger with a heart-to-heart chat. Outside influences can't rock relationships based on trust and understanding, but the allure of easy money could shake solid foundations.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Set aside time to deal with necessary business, then move on to bigger and better things. You're more appealing than usual to the opposite sex and can enjoy social outings or a romantic rendezvous.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Put sugar and spice and everything nice on your calendar. Plan ahead and focus on family celebrations. You may have doubts and you may have fantasies, but if you stick to the truth you won't go wrong.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Someone may light up your life. This weekend may bring romantic partners closer. Don't labor under false assumptions or give a deceptive impression. If your heart isn't in something, don't bother.
IF NOVEMBER 15 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: It may be difficult to judge who, or what, is detrimental to your interests in the coming six weeks. If you focus on sound business practices with your job and your finances, you'll do very well, but if you get caught up in a get rich quick scheme or romantic fantasy, you could become distracted. Plan ahead so you'll be ready to make your ambitions a reality in February and March. That's not a good time for a vacation; instead, hard work during this period will pay off in valuable experience.


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Almond Rice Consomme
Allene Prince, Spartanburg SC
Ingredients1 cup of rice
3/4 stick of butter or margarine
1 small package of blanched almonds
2 cans of beef consommé
1 1/2 cans of water
Cooking InstructionsBrown the rice in butter. Add almonds and place in ungreased casserole dish. Cover with consommé and water. Bake covered for 1/2 an hour. Stir. Bake for 45 minutes uncovered. Wonderful with rump roast, salad, and yeast rolls.


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I just upgraded to 2.5, and according to the upgrade.php page, everything is working fine. But when I try to upload images (in Firefox 22.214.171.124) I get a blank screen after I tell it to insert the image into my post.
Can anyone help?
Thank you,
UPDATE: I'm having several other problems and going through the forums trying to fix... Can we have a one-click upgrade next time?


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If you've not yet blocked me on Facebook due to the overposting that was the month of May (or any given month depending on your taste), you will likely have noticed that through the entire month of May, I was reposting a new daily image about brain cancer. The campaign was the brainchild (PUN!) of a friend named Noelle. Her father was diagnosed with brain cancer around the middle of last year, and being a friend of friend, she found her way to me and we've been chatting ever since.
What she put together for this campaign was nothing short of amazing and extraordinary. The best part is that it can be reused every year with little to no modification. It was just the two of us sharing this year [I think], but my hope is that we can raise more awareness of the campaign among the brain cancer community and make it go crazy. If you see me posting these next May, please don't hesitate to repost – brain cancer sucks, it can hit anyone for no good reason, and for something that is more or less a death sentence, it receives far too little attention.
The full campaign can be downloaded at http://bit.ly/26p4PVD and I've attached the images below.
Lastly, if you have any design needs, while I've never personally used her services, based on what she's done here I'm pretty sure she'd do a kick-ass job for you: http://noellemullinsdesign.com.
Every year I head to DC to run in the Race for Hope to benefit brain cancer. This was our second year running in memory rather than celebration. It was a rainy day and a lot of folks had conflicts, but we were still out in force and will continue to be so. On the running front, I'd injured myself on my bike a month or so prior and was walking with a limp – no sub-19 (the usual goal) this year – was a nice walk, though.
Prior to the race, Dad informed me that he'd like to get rid of Mom's car. He was no longer using it, but couldn't bring himself to sell it. As my first cross-country trip was a bit abbreviated due to weather and park closures (NPS strike), I was eager to cross the country again. We only had a single car and I sometimes disappear for weekends for biking things. While I drive maybe once a week, it couldn't hurt to have a second vehicle so I committed to taking it.
The nature of my work allows me to be just about anywhere in the world as long as I have a laptop, a handful of devices, and internet. The original goal was to camp the whole way to save a few bucks and work in coffee shops. Due to the work and traveling necessary, and camping rates, that didn't really work out too well. I'd get to campsites by dark, which is no fun – part of the camping experience is to enjoy the place. Setting up in the dark, eating in the dark, etc., and then waking up to work and figure out your day… It was less than ideal. Besides, campsites in the western half of the country are mostly still closed for the season. It simply wasn't meant to be. Instead, with hotels.com I was able to find enclosed spaces with internet everywhere I wanted to be for roughly $55/night. Versus the $20-$40 to tent camp? It was a no-brainer.
Before leaving, I made a rough plan of where I wanted to go. That gave me a route, which I built on roadtrippers.com. I followed that for the most part, but the real planning was done day by day as I figured out how tired I was, how much work I had, when that work had to be completed by, what there was to see, and what I could realistically drive without killing myself. The site was super awesome, works on computers and mobile, and integrates with Waze. I couldn't have asked for much more from a free service.
I won't bore you with the details of each stop, but you're welcome to browse the daily schedules.
Day 1 – DC to Baltimore – Race for Hope, spending night w/ Dad and Sis on business trip.
Day 2 – Baltimore to Pittsburgh – Breakfast w/ Dad and Sis, Washington Monument (MD), Giant Quarter, Log Church, Fort Ligonier, Keystone State Park.
Day 3 – Pittsburgh to Cleveland – Primanti Brothers and Heinz History Museum.
Day 4 – Cleveland to Detroit – Cuyahoga Valley National Park, A Christmas Story House, Lake View Cemetery, and Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge.
Day 5 – Detroit to "Chicago" – Heidelberg Project, Belle Isle, Elmwood Cemetery, Eastern Market, Shinola, Indiana Dunes.
Day 6 – "Chicago" to Minneapolis – Michael Jackson Home, Robie House, Cloud Gate, Lakefront Trail, The Old Fashioned, WI Capitol, Babcock Hall Dairy, Pink Elephant, Orange Moose.
Day 7 – Minneapolis (rest day) – Grand Rounds Trail, Minnehaha Falls.
Day 8 – Minneapolis to Badlands – Jolly Green Giant, Sioux Falls, Corn Palace, Al's Oasis.
Day 9 – Badlands to Custer – Minuteman Visitor Center, Badlands National Park, Minuteman Missile Silo, Wall Drug, Chapel in the Hills, Mount Rushmore.
Day 10 – Custer to Greybull – Black Hills National Forest, Devil's Tower, Bighorn National Forest.
Day 11 – Greybull to West Yellowstone – Buffalo Bill Dam, Yellowstone National Park.
Day 12 – West Yellowstone to Portland – USS Hawkbill, Craters of the Moon, Mural of Pennies.
The car itself was a trooper. It didn't drink any fluids, did pop on O2 sensor around 1/3 of the way (can be ignored, but since fixed), the oil looks perfectly clean, and I got about 22mpg. I was expecting better, but I did have luggage, a bike on the roof (I did bike a lot of places), the O2 sensor could have hurt efficiency a bit, and let's face it, the car had 135k miles.
It was an awesome trip, I'm so thankful that I was able to do it, and I can't wait to do more.
Miscellaneous thoughts:
Sometimes it's better to cut your losses. Our existing stove had a quirky computer. It'd somewhat randomly read a sensor error and not work for hours. I took it apart last year, cleaned up connections, tested all the obvious items (it all checked out), and the issue was resolved for about six months without having actually fixed anything. And then it came back… And I wasn't going to attempt to fix what I couldn't figure out again so we went shopping. Behold the newness! We got a monster deal at Sears with a price match and applying for their credit card (to be paid off and closed immediately) – something like $800 for a $1300 stove delivered and installed. Hoping this will take my daily fried eggs to the next level 😉
I really dig indoor park riding. So much so that I went out and bought a bike for it. Unfortunately, it's hard to learn at this age and hitting the ground at my size or really any adult size hurts. About half the time I go riding I return home with something to mend (screw digging through my elbow, crushed shins, a limp for weeks, etc). I'm currently dealing with a hip pointer that's more than a month old and not getting too much better (hip flexor is still OW). Last week I did some soul-searching and put the bike up for sale and it sold yesterday for my asking price. It's not often that I sell a bike without it being an upgrade so this is a big deal. We had a good run and I learned some techniques that will help me in my other cycling, but my days jumping things and getting rad are now over. The new owner will be traveling the US in a Eurovan so the bike is sure to see some great sights and I'm glad somebody will be using her better than I could ever hope to.
This time next week I'll be heading home from DC. I'm inheriting my mother's car (early 2000s Toyota RAV4) and rather than pay to ship it, why not use it as a chance to see the US again? Heck, it's been almost three years since I made the 3000 mile trek; I'm totally due.
My father will be delivering the car to the annual 5k we run (I'll be walking this year – injuries… bummer) in my mom's honor/in support of brain cancer. He'll be bringing it packed with the road bike I had purchased for his place following my mother's passing (I need to sell it and the Portland Craigslist will do a much better job). I'll combine the car and bike with a bunch of stuff that I'm bringing and be ready to spend a week or two on the road – camping, working, riding, driving.
This bit worries me the most. Will I find camping along the way? Will it be warm enough if I take the route I had originally planned (northern through the Yellowstone)? Is camping a dumb idea I should bail on and instead stick to cheap motels? Should I go for a more southern route?
Free wifi has got to be pretty abundant across America. If I plan my days appropriately this shouldn't be too much of a problem. Mobile hotspot + libraries are always a good fallback. I've scheduled some vacation anyway just in case I need it, but I'm hopeful I won't. I have pretty regular meetings three days a week so those days my schedule will be pretty fixed to traditional hours and I'll need a reliable connection so motels are looking good there. Other than that, anything goes – my work can be done pretty much at any time of the day.
Thanks to the internet I should be able to find some pretty solid rides everywhere I go. If nothing is published for wherever I may find myself, a quick look at a map should give me an idea of what's possible. I picked up a Garmin Varia for a little added safety since I'm sure to be on roads that are less cycling friendly than I'm used to (hopefully lower traffic though).
I'm not sure how I'll combine the above with managing to drive across the country, but that'll be part of the fun. Every day will be an adventure. Ride now? Drive now? Work now? Drive to where? Where will I sleep? Where can I get a shower? Do I need a shower? Where will I work? Laundry day? I theoretically have until June 1st to get home, but I certainly don't want to live on the road that long and if it proves to not be as fun as expected I can always hightail it back. My estimate is 10ish days.
Tips? Advice? Comments? Things I must see? Things I must avoid?
Hopefully this is the last post of my busted face for awhile. A few weeks back I had my chalazion removed. It had grown enough that it was affecting my vision and it was clear the non-surgical treatment options weren't working. Due to some clerical errors, I had about four exams before finally getting scheduled for surgery. Heather took me in, they warned me I might die (typical doctor disclaimer stuff), popped some needles in my eye (the worst part, by far), made a little cut, squeezed the junk out, and I was done within minutes. The surgery itself was painless, but the needles kind of sucked. The intern was actually there to hold me down because I guess it's a pretty dangerous bit of work. It was funny how they were clearly trained to small talk the entire time to ease my nerves. We talked about the silliest of BS, but it was entertaining. I did ask to see the output – a small little pebble of solidified oil roughly the size of a coriander seed.
I was warned that I would likely look like I got punched in the eye pretty good and my vision would be murky for a few days. No bruising, but it did feel like I had been scratched in the eye for about a week and a half. My vision is perfectly back to normal now, you'd never know I had the bump, and the loss of those few oil glands has had no noticeable affect on my eye comfort (the procedure takes out maybe 10% of the glands on that eye). I'm going to have to be pretty serious about eye washing from now on because apparently I'm predisposed to these blockages because my pores are actually hooded (genetic defect) – more surgeries would mean less and less glands and eventually that becomes really bad.
Long overdue for the 2nd to last check-in (six months will be the final), but this is how the healing has gone. It's pretty noticeable in the right light when I'm freshly shaven, but I'm rarely freshly shaven so it's hardly noticeable 99% of the time. Still numb and a bit bumpy, but it is what it is. No more pain in the cold or anything.


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Reported this morning,the long running battle with Sheffield United is drawing to a conclusion.The hammers are now faced with a 30 million damage award in favour of the Blades,Fears that this decision was imminent forced the sale of players that led to the departure of Alan Curbishley.An independent tribunal has ruled on this,what will be next?
What will be next? Well I'll probably have another beer and then go to bed. I will have a short period of confusion as I thought a rich consortium had bought West Ham. I will then think how ugly that Icelandic dude is. I might briefly consider shaving my head. I will then reconcile myself to the fact that it doesn't really matter and fall asleep.


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A woman is recovering after being shot in downtown Dothan early morning.
Dothan Police responded to a shooting at 2:35 a.m. Thursday morning in the Houston County Administration building's parking lot behind Hooks Barbeque restaurant.
Authorities found a female victim suffering from a gunshot wound and a suspect fleeing the scene.
Police chased down the suspect, 46-year-old Gerald Jerome Brown and took him to the city jail for questioning.
Police are not sure Brown is the shooter but did find altered firearms in his possession.
Police say it is common for crimes to increase during the summer months and they are patrolling the city to keep crime to a minimum.
If you have information about the shooting you're urged to call Crimestoppers at 793-7000.


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Fillmore Central school board reflects on cuts
Fri, Nov 27th, 2009
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The Fillmore Central School Board recently had a joint meeting with the Caledonia School Board about the possibility of sharing a superintendent in the future. Superintendent Myrna Luehmann said they are looking at ways to make cuts. At the meeting, the group discussed the pros and cons, but did not make any decisions.
Chairperson Sue Sikkink asked the board if they felt the need for a special meeting to discuss what they will do after Luehmann retires at the end of this year.
Board member Sue Ostrom asked if it would be possible to have Luehmann around for one more year. She added that she has some concerns about an agreement with Caledonia due to the distance and the unknowns.
Luehmann said she would be willing to work part-time next year, but only for one year, and not full-time. She added it would be nice to work on some unfinished business she has at the school, such as seeing that the RTI (Response to Intervention) Program gets on its feet.
John Torgrimson asked if they were going to discuss it right then, as it was not on the agenda. Also, there are two committees, the budget committee and negotiations committee, that need to look at the issue as well.
Right now Luehmann is working as both the superintendent and the K-8 principal, with the help of Dean of Students Chris Mensink. The board will need to discuss what their options are with or without Luehmann, as far as the budget goes, and the possibility of sharing a superintendent with another school.
Ross Kiehne also felt it should not be discussed that evening, as it was not on the agenda, and he would like to have input from other people.
Deb Ristau wanted to know what the reasons were for making a change, whether it was Luehmann leaving or the request from Caledonia.
Other board members were also unsure about sharing a superintendent with Caledonia, but they are keeping the option open for now. A special meeting will be held on December 9 at 6:30 p.m. in the high school media center. The board will listen to ideas and discuss their options and make their decision at the regular December meeting.
Auditor's report
The audit was completed recently, and the final report will be presented by the auditors at the December school board meeting. Luehmann said the general fund has increased $270,000, which is 10 percent of the operating costs. The auditors recommend being closer to 16 percent, but the numbers are getting better.
"We're moving in the right direction," said Luehmann.
Board member John Torgrimson, who is on the budget committee, said it was a pretty positive report. He added that the bookkeepers, Darla Ebner and Kathy Whalen, along with Luehmann, are doing a great job watching the money and the spending. He said the district has cut a half a million dollars in the last three years, and are looking at cutting another $200,000 next year.
Luehmann said there's no good news as far as funding from the state this next year. The stimulus package is gone, and there is nothing saving education from the chopping block.
Winter Coaches
Athletic Director Jane Montgomery reported that there are 13 girls in grades 7-8 in basketball, and there are 14 in grades 9-12. Two coaches had been hired, and there was question about whether they would need a third coach. Sikkink felt the numbers were not high enough for a third coach.
Board member Craig Britton disagreed. Board member Deb Ristau said the problem comes when the games are held in separate buildings. Both Ristau and Travis Malley have been volunteering some of their time to help out.
The board approved the hiring of another coach to cover 7th grade. One coach will cover 8th grade and assist with varsity, and the other will be with the varsity girls. Montgomery said she will be hiring Ristau.
There are 25 total students out for wrestling from Fillmore Central, Mabel-Canton, and Lanesboro. According to Montgomery, at least 10-12 of the kids are in seventh and eighth grade. Jim Love said in wrestling it is mostly one on one training with the kids, and it would be unfortunate if some kids were neglected because there weren't enough coaches. The board kept the number of coaches at three.
Torgrimson mentioned to Montgomery that all volunteers should be going through her. Montgomery said there is a new MSHSL rule that if a person helps out more than once, they must be a volunteer coach and have a background check done.
Principal Reports
High School Principal Heath Olstad reported the blood drive on October 30, which was sponsored by the National Honors Society, was very successful. There were 45 complete donors.
On November 18, 45 members of the Scholar Club received an award during a ceremony. The Scholar Club is for students with a GPA (Grade Point Average) of 3.5 or higher.
There will be a band and choir concert on December 7 at 7 p.m. at the high school.
Mensink reported the 7th grade field trip to Eagle Bluff Environmental Center was a great experience for all involved.
The Scholastic Book Fair at the elementary school raised $4,230 for new books for the library.
The One & Done Fundraiser at the middle school raised $14,416.90. Mensink said that participation in the fundraiser was great.
Land Transfer
Luehmann reported she had received a Quick Claim request from a lawyer regarding one-half of an acre of land east of Fountain that he felt belonged to the school. There is no record of this land ever belonging to the school district. They have checked with the Historical Society about this, and they are looking for the minutes from 1962 that shows District #65 was consolidated with the Harmony district. Luehmann is now waiting for more information from the lawyer.
Other Business
The Negotiations Committee has come up with a tentative agreement they are going to present to the teachers.
The board approved two open enrollment requests from families that have moved out of the district.
The board also approved the sports sharing agreement for wrestling with Mabel-Canton.
Jackie Whitacre was approved for the speech and one act play advisor.
The Truth-in-Taxation meeting will be held on December 22 at 6:01 p.m., right before the regular meeting.


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When Layla Sewell is out in the community and she hears someone say, "Look! It's Ms. Sewell!" it warms her heart —as it should having worked to warm the hearts of entire families for over 20 years. Sewell is executive director of the Awaken the Greatness Foundation (ATG), which she founded in … [Read more...]
MSW Graduate Layla Sewell Works to 'Awaken the Greatness' in Local Communities
Occupational Therapy Students Take 1st at CSU Student Research Competition
For their ground-breaking research on incorporating a proven, yet emerging, wellness methodology into occupational therapy (OT), California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) OT students Lisa Faust and Vanessa Dougherty took 1st Place at the statewide 30th Annual CSU Student Research … [Read more...]
Master's of Social Work Students Write Story for LAUSD Newsletter
Erika Cruz and Rosio Ochoa, Master of Social Work students at California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) have applied their knowledge of Critical Race Studies (CRS) in the field so well that the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) tapped them as guest writers for a district … [Read more...]
CSUDH opens Orthotics and Prosthetics Education Center in Los Alamitos
Elected officials, industry professionals, faculty, alumni, and campus leaders were guided by knowledgeable California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) students as they toured the university's new Orthotics and Prosthetics Education Center (O&P center) in Los Alamitos during a … [Read more...]
Human Services students help connect veterans and employers at job fair
The Cal State Dominguez Hills' (CSUDH) Human Services Student Association (HSSA) will be spending part of their winter break doing one of the key principles of their major, helping others. In particular, HSSA members will be helping to connect veterans with the right employers during the Veterans … [Read more...]
Students Talina Minasian and Kristina Chandler receive CSUDH Alumni Scholarship
For their strong academic achievement and extensive service to the university and the community, Talina Minasian, an Occupational Therapy (OT) student, and Kristina Chandler, a public administration major, have received the California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) Alumni … [Read more...]
Kenji Jones overcomes setback and loss to earn her master's degree with honors
After more than 20 years of putting the needs of her family before her college aspirations, Kenji Jones has earned her Master of Science in Marital and Family Therapy with honors from California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH), despite the sorrow of losing four close family members just … [Read more...]
Occupational Therapy faculty, student interns improve mobility for stroke survivors
After just four sessions working with Paul Penoliar, an occupational therapy specialist and clinical instructor at California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH), stroke survivor Tiufono Taliulu was able to return to Victoria Golf Course's driving range to continue his rehabilitation while … [Read more...]
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Police reported no injuries in a two-vehicle crash occurring at 4 p.m. Thursday.
A 1996 Dodge Dakota was traveling south on Route 209, while a 2002 Dodge Neon traveled north, state police in Fern Ridge said. When the brakes on the Dakota failed, the driver swerved to avoid another vehicle and struck the Neon's rear left side.
Police did not provide the names or other information on the drivers involved, but reported a pool of brake fluid could be seen under the front of the Dakota.
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It's possible to have colorful shade gardens that have a continual sequence of bloom.
For flower lovers, a Thanksgiving table is not complete without some blooms.
In my Midwestern garden amsonia's yellow foliage (not shown in this picture) is a welcome accent in the late autumn landscape.
The best time to plant chrysanthemums is now...in the spring!
You can never have too many hydrangea shrubs in a garden!
Site each plant in a spot that fits its requirements for sun or shade, as the correct location is crucial to long-term success!
Our native sumacs have vibrant, colorful foliage in autumn, and yet they are often overlooked as shrubs for residential gardens.
Witch hazel bark has traditionally been used by steeping it in water to make an astringent, which Native Americans used to treat a variety of ills.
Tips for planting or transplanting perennials in the fall.
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Singapore, Hong Kong to Claim Larger Share of Offshore Wealth Pie
Private banks in Singapore and Hong Kong will capture an ever-larger share of global wealth held offshore as the ranks of the super-rich in Asia grow faster than elsewhere in the world, according to a report from the Boston Consulting group.
Offshore wealth rose by 6.1% globally to $8.5 trillion last year, the new BCG study said, and will continue to grow apace as high net worth people seek to protect their wealth by stashing it where there is political stability, a low tax burden and banking expertise.
Over the next five years, the rich in the Asia Pacific region will generate another $1.4 trillion to add to that total, compared to $0.5 trillion from Latin America and $0.5 trillion from the Middle East and Africa, according to BCG projections.
On the back of that surge in assets, Singapore's share of global offshore wealth will grow to 12% by 2017 versus 10% currently, while Hong Kong's share will grow to 6% from 5%.
Offshore wealth is defined as assets held in a country where the owner has no legal residence or tax domicile.
Switzerland won't be challenged anytime soon as the top destination for offshore wealth. It will still be the home for a quarter of the world's offshore assets by 2017, BCG said, down from 26% currently. But its dominance has been eroded in recent years as the Swiss government has acceded to demands from U.S. and U.K. tax authorities to share information on possible tax evaders.
Banking centers such as Singapore and Hong Kong should be on notice that the pursuit of illicit money flows by global tax authorities isn't likely to let up, BCG said.
"Offshore centers must position themselves not only as possessing skills and expertise that cannot easily be found onshore but also as embracing full transparency and integrity," according to the report.
Singapore has taken steps to that end. Earlier this month it said it would exchange tax information with the U.S. and a range of countries with which it has tax agreements, without having to negotiate a specific information exchange provision — shifting its cooperation with tax authorities in other countries into a higher gear.


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Delighting families, couples and ice skating enthusiasts for over twenty-five years, the Holiday Ice Rink at Embarcadero Center presented by Hawaiian Airlines opens each winter for nine magical, fun-filled weeks. Get ready to skate under the sun and stars along the beautiful waterfront at the largest outdoor rink in San Francisco. This year's skating kicks off on November 4, 2015 and continues through January 3, 2016.
Contact Information
Phone: 415.837.1931
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Justin Herman Plaza, adjacent to Four Embarcadero Center and across from the historic Ferry Building.
General Admission – $11
Children (7 & under) – $6
Skate Rental – $5
Hours of Operation
November 4, 2015 – January 3, 2016
Open 10:00am – 9:30pm, Sunday-Thursday (open until 11:30pm on December 31)
Open 10:00am – 11:30pm, Friday and Saturday
90-minute sessions start at every even hour.
Group Rates
Mondays – Thursdays (pending availability)
15 or more – $1.00 discount per person
25 or more – $2.00 discount per person
75 or more – $2,250 single session, $3,950 double session (must rent entire rink and includes use of tent area) $1000 per session with use of tent without rental of entire rink.
Birthday Party Packages
$300.00 – Includes admission, skate rental for up to 10 people, decorated "party area", birthday cake, and soft drinks. (Guests in excess of 10 people will be charged an additional $14.00 each.)
Sessions Closed for Private Events
November 17th – 6pm Session
November 18th – 6pm, 8pm Sessions
November 19th – CLOSED
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December 1st – 4pm, 6pm Sessions
December 2nd – 10am, 6pm Session
December 3rd – 6pm, 8pm Session
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December 14th – 6pm Session
December 15th – 12pm, 4pm, 6pm Sessions
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January 3rd – 8pm, 10pm Sessions
The Rink may be closed due to inclement weather or private-party bookings. For the most current information, call 415.837.1931.
Warm Holiday Wishes from Hawaiian Airlines
Hawaiian Airlines is proud to bring holiday joy to the Bay Area by sponsoring the Holiday Ice Rink at Embarcadero Center. They also bring you the joy of Hawai'i, sharing the sights, sounds and tastes of the Islands on every flight.
No One Knows Hawai'i Better
Hawaiian Airlines is Hawaii's largest and longest-serving airline, and all of their flights either take off or land in the Islands. This gives them a first-hand knowledge of Hawai'i that no other airline can touch.
Authentic Hawaiian Hospitality
Only one U.S. airline still offers complimentary meals at mealtimes to every guest on every flight to and from Hawai'i. It should come as no surprise that the same airline flies only roomy widebody planes with two aisles. Treating guests with ho'okipa, or true hospitality, is a tradition on Hawaiian Airlines.
Non-Stop from All Three Bay Area Airports
Serving San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose, Hawaiian Airlines offers non-stop flights to Honolulu and Maui all year. During the summer, the airline adds seasonal routes non-stop to Hawai'i Island and Kaua'i.
So enjoy your happy holidays in Hawai'i, no matter when they may be. Learn more at HawaiianAirlines.com.
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Spa Services include these added benefits:
- You have more Treatment options
- Private Room with one-on-one sessions
- Multiple passes available for a more aggressive treatment
- Customized treatment plans
- Always 10% discount on products
- Higher settings utilized
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- Spa Services are always performed by one of our State Certified Teachers or Accredited Nurse.
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Center for Digestive Disorders
Biliary and Pancreatic Disorders
The Biliary and Pancreatic Disorders practice at the CDD offers diagnosis and treatment for various disorders of the gallbladder, pancreas and bile ducts. Bile, a substance that aids the digestion and absorption of fats, is carried from the liver by the bile ducts. The gallbladder stores the bile between meals and empties it back into the bile duct, once food is consumed. Another duct allows digestive juices from the pancreas to mix with food in the intestine. Problems in these organs and passageways include infection, blockages, stones and cancer.
The CDD offers a procedure known as endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) to diagnose and sometimes treat these problems. ERCP involves placing an endoscope into the mouth through the esophagus and stomach into the duodenum (part of the small intestine). Sometimes, the problem can be identified and solved in one procedure. For example if a stone is blocking a duct, it can be removed during the procedure with a special device. This procedure is often followed by a laparoscopic (minimally invasive) surgical procedure to remove the gallbladder.
Our Biliary and Pancreatic Disorders Practice Provides Comprehensive Services for Patients With:
- Pancreatitis
- Bile duct injuries or strictures
- Gallbladder disease
- Gallstones
- Cholecystitis
- Pancreatic and biliary tumors
Treatment Options Include:
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- Specialized MRI radiology
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Goals from Matt McClure and Antony Stewart earned the Chairboys a 2-0 win at Exeter while Joe Bryan's first goal for Bristol City proved to be the winner in a 2-1 victory over arch-rivals Bristol Rovers at Ashton Gate.
The tie will be played in the week commencing October 7.
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With a stay at Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kyoto-Hachijoguchi, you'll be centrally located in Kyoto, convenient to Kyoto TERRSA and Kiyomizu Temple. This hotel is close to Nijo Castle and Kyoto Imperial Palace.
Make yourself at home in one of the 192 air-conditioned rooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature bidets and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and washers/dryers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Pamper yourself with onsite massages or make use of the other amenities, which include complimentary wireless Internet access and a television in a common area.
Breakfast is available for a fee.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a 24-hour front desk. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.


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Passwords are a critical part of our life, potentially holding the key to the master lock that is our entire online life. In my experience, people are quite careless when it comes to how they select passwords, manage them and store them
In this session I discuss about how people aren't careful with their passwords, some common pitfalls when it comes to password selection and some tips on how you can improve password management
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