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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - July 23, 1944, Abilene, Texas WAR BOND BOX SCORE flpcrall Quota Series E Quota Series E Sales to Date Abilene Reporter "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WK SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT GOES.'-Bvron SUNDAY V VOL. LXIV, NO. 36 A TEXAS NIWSPAFEH ABILENE, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 23, 1944 PAGES IN THREE SECTIONS Associated Prea (AP) V.ited Prat FIVE CENTS Russell Leads Garrett SAM In Runoff Long to High Court LONG, Wins Promotion from. District bench to Associate Justice of llth Court' of Civil Appeals Milburu S. Long, judge of the 42d district court the past 17 years, yesterday, apparently unseated O. C. of Eastland, judge of the llth circuit court of appeals 16 years. On the baste of incomplete un- official returns from 21 of the 23 counties, Judge Long polled 29.156 votes to for Judge Punder- burk. Tile lead was expected to grow when additional returns were %ceived. Missing were Knox and Borden counties, ahci boxes in other counties. The incomplete returns showed by counties, with Funrterburk fig- ures first and Long second: -Baylor 528-944; Brown, Colemon, Conianche, Dawson, 744-1.348: Eastland. 437; Ernth, Haskell, Howard. Jones, Miumell, 699-851; Palo Pinto, 316-475; Scurry, Shackel- ford, Stonewall, 437-494; Taylor. 375; Throckmorton, 412-556. 7ye-Merkel Box First in at 6 for W. R. McCartney, election Judge first to report complete returns for Wagstaff in Third Place Sam Russell of Stephenville seeking reelection for the 17th congressional district, was leading his three opponents a1 midnight with returns from the 12 counties incomplete. Clyde Garrett of Eastland stood second with votes to Russell's Bob 'Wagstaff of Abilene was third with and Joe E. Fitz- gerald of Stephenville trailed with Taylor county, with complete re- turns except for the Shelton-Webb and Stith boxes, gave Wagstaff 549 ballots to for Russell, 468 for Oarrett and 161 for Fitz- gerald. Taylor, and Callahan counties were the only two Wagslaff car- ried, according to the incomplete returns. Garrett carried only his home county of Eastland, but scat- tered strength put him in second slot. Russell led in the other coun- ties. Votes by counties were: CALLAHAN, about 100 votes out, Garrett, 539; Russell, 444; Wag- staff, 929; and Fitzgerald, 297. COMANCHE, about 125 out, Gar- rett, 497; Russell, Wagstaff, 298; and Fitzgerald, ERATH, Garrett, 702; Russell, Wagstaff, 322; and Fitzger- ald, 806. FISHER, Garrett, 411; Russell, 967; Wagstaff, 277; Fitzgerald, 50. EASTLAND, Garrett, Rus- sell, 597; Wagstaff, 175; Fitzgerald, 214. HAMILTON, Garrett, 266; Rus- sell, 776; Wagstaff, 132; Fitzgerald, 303. JONES, some 110 votes out, Gar- rett, 867; Russell, Wagstaff, 966; -Fitzgerald, 495. NOLAN, few votes out, Garrett, 955; Russell, Wagstaff, 536; Fitzgerald, 460. PALO PINTO, complete, Garrett, 792; Russell, Wagstaff, 207; and Fitzgerald. 271. SHACKELFORD, Garrett, 306: Russell, 392; Wagstaff, 188; and Fitzgerald, 157. STEPHENS, complete, 1.- 053; Russell, Wagstaff, 261; and Fitzgerald, 344. DALLAS, July 22 Veter- an Speaker Sarn Rayburn and Hat- ton Sumners appeared to be head- ed for victory over young oppon- ents in their races for re-election to congress as returns at midnight mounted in their favor In the Tex- as Democratic primary. Rayburn had votes to fcr state Senator G. C. Morris of Greenville, his nearest opponent, with an estimated two-thirds of the vote in Rayburn's fourth dis- trict tallied. Sumners total, with half the votes in the Fifth district accounted for, was to for Judge J. Frank Wilson of Dal- 5S. Close races developed In some of the 15 other congressional contests, with the incumbent lagging the most Rep. Richard Kleberg who had votes to for Capt. John Lyle of Corpus Christ! on in- complete returns from the 14th dis- j-lct. DISTRICT 1 (11 -urns from 7 counties, one com- plete: Beck Mays Pat- nan was the I DISTRICT 2 (11 counties) Re- CLYDE L. GARRETT, in Runoff Senate Race Neck Neck Lt. Ted Miles, formerly of Stam- ford but now on duty with the army air forces in Louisiana, was battling Sen. Pat Bullock neck and neck in a race for the senate from the 24th district, a contest that may not be settled until all votes are in. Early this morning, on the basis of incomplete returns, Lieutenant Miles led Senator Bullock by a three vote margin. Only two of the 12 counties were reported complete early this morning. The vote then was: Miles Bullock .Lieutenant Miles did not come to the district to make his sensational bid represent this district irj the: state senate. His campaign 'was handled'by-friehds. _ He was represented -as a young and sifccessful business man, fully capable of representing, the district In the state senate. Senator Bullock, whose home is n Colorado City, trailed in eight of .he 12 counties. He has served one ,erm in the state senate. Vote by counties was: Bullock Miles :allahan 861 Eastland 789 'isher 345 Haskell 969 es Mitchell Nolan Scurry (complete Shackelford 408 Stephens 992 Taylor Throe kmorton (complete) 253 .1.061 981 360 122 603 435 584 1.492 Totals j turns from 5 counties, none com- precinct to the Abilene Reporter- plctc. Combs W38, wilson 1H Nnvs last night. His ca.l came at DISTBICT 3 (8 counties) Beck- worth 768, Martin Meredith DISTRICT 4 (7 counties) Re- p. m. Balloting returns got to slower start than in the prior two first primaries. The Lisman box was in 1942, nt and Trent in with the near-perfect mark of The latter box made that mark perfect in the second primary in 1942, reporting promptly at 7, as soon as the polls closed. turns frcm 7 counties. none com- plete: Balcli 377. Morris Ray- burn DISTRICT 5 (Dallas county) Davis 421, Wilson Sumners See CONGRESS, Pg. 8, Col. 3 Share-Car Clubs Must Be Formed For B and C Books WASHINGTON, Jury 22 The Office of Price Administration 'ormerly announced today that be- ginning August 1, ration boards will to issue full supplemental gasoline rations for home-to-work driving by motorists who have not organized a full car club. Forecast some weeks ago when the policy was adopted experiment- ally In the District of Columbia, the new national program is in- tended to step up the efficiency of car pooling, OPA said. Under the plan, drivers who do not have full ride sharing arrange- ments will be given "B" or "C" sup- Four of Five Taylor County Races Settled In lightest balloting In at least 10 years, Taylor county voters ap parently. had settled four of five contested races on basis of incom- plete returns early Sunday. Despite the small turnout at polls, tabulators at some boxes were lat- er than in many years in striking totals. Still unreported early this morning were results from the Shelton-Webb Motor company box and from Shep. Telephone lines to Shep were down as result of Sat- urday's rains, and the election judge could not be contacted there. In returns from the 29 reported boxes, high vote of went to Gov. Coke Stevenson. Not more tha'n 900 votes were indicated to be in the two missing boxes, with the estimated county total at That compared with a high of in 192, in 1940, and in 1938 and 1936. On basic of the nearly complete returns, winners without run-offs were Wiley Caffey, county judge; Mrs. Chester Hutcheson, clerk; W. T. McQuary, Shtriff; and John L. White, survej'or. Although enough votes still were out to change standings, C. O. (Pat) Patterson, incumbent, and Luther McMillon, former deputy sheriff and county commissioners, appar- ently were matched in a run-off for the tax assessor-collectors' of- fice. Patterson led with Still with striking distance of McMillon' 1.771 was G. P. Holland, former city tax collector with P. E. Church, businessman, was elim- inated with 480. In the three man race for judge, Caffey, local attorney, ran Jar ahead of his opponents. His total in 29 boxes was to for W. E. Lessing and 984 for A. C. (Crockett) Kyle. McQuary, standing for a second term, polled. to 2.607 for Sid H. McAdams, former .sheriff who served three terms ending in 1942. Although her lead Was. not con- clusive, Chester Hutcheson, Merkel, apparently had won the clerk's race. Her vote was as compared with for Mrs. Daisy and for Mrs. Kate Caupsoaux.. John A. White was assurer! of ?.n- other term as surveyor with votes against for his only op- ponent, J. L. Dellis. In commissioner races, Luther J. Webb, precinct 1, and i_R.-Flsher, precinct 4, were re-elected. L. A (Lem) Dudley. Merkel, precinct 2 was formed into a run-off with Houston Robertson, also of Merkel With enough votes in the Tuscola box to change results, had a majority over three oppon- ents for commissioner from precinct 3. Precinct races stood HS follows: Commissioner, precinct 1-Lu- ther J. Webb and Harvey Schmidt 749. Commissioner, precinct ertson 333; Dudley 398; and Oscar T. Jones 279. Commissioner, precinct B. Cox 32; Marks Waldrop 47; Leo Standard 42: and Tate 170. Commissioner, precinct thur Cleveland 185; L. R. Fisher 406; and R. D. Shafer 39. Justice precinct 5 D. Cobb 569 and Vernon B. Simp- son 161. Constable precinct 2 (Tiiscola) J. W. Atkinson 33; Fayette White 115, and H. L. Greer 108. No returns were available on the justice race in precinct 8 (Shep) in which Eugene Crayton was op- posing J. W. Matthews. Yanks Ready to Hit Japan-Admiral King Thrusts by ONLY ONE RUN-OFF FOR SIATE OFFICE DEVELOPS DALLAS, JULY lo the Texas Election Bu- reau at a. m. from 181 out of 254 counties in the state, including 38 complete, show the following totals for candi- dates in Saturday's Democratic primary election: Cunningham Ferguson Grimes Jones Mills Minion Porter Stevenson Lieut. Satterwhite Smith Turner Martin Sell- ers Supreme Hubbard Rowland Simpson Smiley Criminal Hawkins Shellon Sheppard Hunter McDonald 997. Rogers Woods GKOVER SELLERS I'., Attorney General Creamery Butter tipped to 16 Points WASHINGTON, July Price Administrator Chester Bowles tonight ordered the ration vnluc of creamery butler increased to 16 points a pound from 12 points, ef- fective at a, m. Sumhy. plemcntary rations for only thirty I He said the hike was necessary days. During that period they wiU because "more creamery btiiter ted. to re- RICHARD CRITZ Faces Runoff for second ierm on State Supreme Court Models for New Cloth Allowed GOV. STEVENSON Given Record Majority Second Full Term. tor LT. GOV. JOHN LEE SMITH Wins Second Term CARL HUSLEJ' appeared clccS- cd district attorney of the 42ri judicial district on return of yesterday's primary. WILEY CAFFEY helil a IOIIR lead late last nighl for county judge of Taylor County. WASHINGTON. July Fisher Counti'mi Industry receiver! the go-ahead i war goods embodying new materials and wartime improvements in de- sign and tcchnoloEy. The'War Production board action nal tonight to build models of Killed ill Crash GOLDSBORO, N. C.. July 22 i.TV- Second Lt. Merlin G. Rat- Japs on Guam Knocked Back By LEONARD MILLIMAN Associated Press War Writer While invading Yanks rolled over counter-attacking Japa- nese defending Guam's fine port, Adm. Ernest J. King an- nounced last night (Saturday) al Pearl Harbor, after a dra- matic visit to the Marianas, that liis fleet now can and will strike Japan, the Philip- pines and the China coast. The commander of the D. S. fleet disclosed he is conferring on future operations with Adm. Ches- (More War News on Page 6) Hulsey Leads ln42dRace Cnrl P. Hulsey, Taylor county judge, and Thomas E. Hayden Jr. former Abilene mayor, went into a run-off Saturday for election as district attorney of tiie 42d judicial district, comprising Taylor, Shackel- forrl and Callahan counties. On basis of incomplete returns from nil three counties, Hillary was setting the parfi in the race, with j 4.3G1 to for Hayden, and L- 625 for the third candidate, W. E. Martin, Abilene attorney. The rate count wns nearly com- plete in Taylor nnd Callahan coun- ties, but tabulation had hern com- pleted m only three of Shackr) ford's 10 boxes, Still out was the largest box in thnt county. Taylor gave Hulsey a margin ovcr Hayden of more thnn 001) votes, but Hayden had nn edse of approxi- mately 700 over Hulsey In Calla- han nnd Shack el ford. Partial vcte by countirs follows: Taylor Hayden Hulsey 3.502. and Martin 879. Shackelford Hnyden 631. Hul- sey 187, Mnrtin 209. Callahan Hayden 950, Hulsr-y 672, and Martin 537. tcr W. Nimitz, commander of the Pacific fleet, after personally in- specting newly won Salpan, 125 miles north of Guam.. The disclosure followed the Is- suance by Nimitz of a communi- que saying Guam's invaders in the first 24 hours beat down en- emy counterattacks and moved from their beachheads norlh and south of port Apra toward a junction behind the harbor. King, who also visited previ- ously conquered bases In the Marshalls, pointed out that Guam and roughly within miles of Ji.pan, the Philippines the China, coast. Then lie added: "One thousand five hundred miles Ls coasldered a fair operational radius for the fleet. That Is an opportunity of which we will take full advantage. With that sweep through a 120-degree arc, the en- emy will be puzzled as to where we hit next." On Guam, the third Marine di- vision swept five miles frcm Aiiana to Piti, at the northern edge of the bay, and swarmed out over half of Cabra's island which the northern arm of the harbor. Circus to Reopen SAHASOTA, Fla.. Jul. The RfngliiiR RedsAdvance, Florence Nigh, France Muddy By GORDON BROWN Associate-? Press War Editor Adolf Hitler called on his Ger- man army yesterday (Saturday) to fight on to victory with "exemp- lary obedience and but that army, shaken by develop- ments within the homeland, was hammered and mauled again in {Iav's nd B-ir-1' Hitlci" tolcl (ne army. Jn a spe- num Baik'v circus, whose bi5jdnl orclcr of tho of the top wns by fire nl Hart- "unscrupulous officers" ford, Conn.. reopen at Akron, to kill him and informed (lie soi- -1, E fur I lie be expected OPA cruit their car clubs to full strength Exceptions will be made, it wae explained, if the drivers convinced the local buard that he cannot par- ticipate in a car pool and does not have alternative transportation. clirf, 22. of Roy.ston. Fisher conn- siK.kc ty, Te.v., ttlfetl today when cod today. his piano crashed near tho .Spy-! Aniiouiicomt-ni of being bought with red stnmps the present time thnn hns been al- located to civilians by the war food administration." Farm and processed butter will continue at eight and four red points a pound, respectively. HUMPHREY TO HOUSE THIRD TIME BY WIDE MAJORITY Jon C Humphrey; assistant prin-1 words, I shall try through hard Total vote in this race at fpnl of Abilene high school who lias represented Taylor county in thf: Texas legislature the past two years, was re-elected by a wide majority Saturday, defeating Ern- est Walter Wilson, local attorney. Representative Humphrey h nd for a vote of confidence and was given more than a two to one msrfljn with only t.wc of 31 boxes unreported, three of ihese city box- es. The vote for 2C boxes was Wilson Humphi-ey issued the follow- ing .statement last night after his rc-ftlnetfon was assured: "I asked yon, my friends, for a vote of confidence on the rec- ord I Ttadn for you in (he state "Naturally, I appreciate the you have me (n continue nerving you. I am gra- tified In know you alsn ap- preciate Ibr type of campaign I work and sincere effort to show you how deeply grateful i am for the respt nsibility you have placed upon me." Hurley Sadler, veteran West Tex- as showman, was re-elected to the Texas legislature Saturday from the 117th district by a comfortable mar- Sin over Charlie Jones of Fisher county. Sadler wns drafted to make the race after lie had announced that he did not care lo return to the legis- lature and made a rather jtct.iv? campaign. Incomplete returns from the three counties of Sadler's district have the Sweetwatcr Incumbent a lead of to and there were not enough votes out to change the final results. Burkett, in- cumbent, apparently is faced with a run-off against L. R. Pearson for representative lo the Texas leclsla' turc from this-107th district. W. B, last night was: Burkett, 1.697, Pear- son, and Starr, RUNOFF IN 108TII BRECKENRIDGE _ H. Smith and Paul Counts will enter Into a run-off for representative to the Texas legislature from the 108th district. Smith held a slight lead of to late Inst night, Third man in the race, W. G. Hamilton, trailed with votes. Cecil N. Barnes of San Angelo. on the basis of Incomplete unofficial returns, was elected to the legisla- ture from the 91st district in yester- day's election, defeating Burke T. Summers of Big Spring, lo 822. Summers in the incumbent. from the counties show. cd: Gln.icock, Barnes 52, Summers "Since actions tpcnk louder thnn Starr ran n close third, 118; Howard, Barnes 585, Summers, 2602; Irlon, Barnes 292, Summers. 1933; Barnes 231, Summers, 158; Stcrlln, Barnes 178, Summers, 173; Tom Greene, Barnes 4837, Sum- 1 mcrs 2085. is effective at once. It is (lie second of Chairman Donald M. Nelson's four opposed by the inour John.sion Air ieltl here, the the road followed firmed services mill] last week's com- j public relations officer nzinodnc-! for full rehc.-tr.stl .1 Krlley. ,tllcrs nr.nonn- lccn "'usheci. clique" had promise which delayed .some of thf profrrnm. In the case of E'Jch flatly forbid- den articles, no assembly of cxprrl- mnntfU models lias been possible for more than two years. The Weather nurly and winter headquarters on Monday. WITHOUT ANY rllr rlon I .MchCly rlnmly an triulh pnrli Iv rlnurtv er Rio Gr When the first tabulation of voles turns In early. At lhat time Stcvrn- iiiindrr-i from the Texas Election Burc.iu r-on had tn his eip.hi oppon- j mc ovcr Importer-News -spe-i enl.s' combined i w.rmrrlclal wire at p. m. Saturday, Ihr i John Lee Smith had 9-178 votrs' partly "wir'ra" rr'irnn'r flRKres on nil contested vaccs' three opponents' stituUy. Mon.iav so lop-sided somebody thought and extreme Illch a nnit it iilRhl: .IDE C. JIUMPIIKF.Y (More Election News, Pages 7, 8, 9, 10) Slinip.ird. McDonald and of the onee-lamons savins of W. Lee Wom, wore still awav frolU O'Danlel: "There ain't Mima be a; RcUlms won, jn slow. rnnolf." These total.-: came from ly nt when flnv siovonscon mn nnaMMn nine counties nnd accounted about. voter.. for' U'JielJicr the revolt irosqticll- rd was sdinctliiiiff bidden hy a tiifht censorship within Ger- many, Alunp ilic eastern front, Russia's First Ualtic army rac- ing into Lithuania in an ef- fort to trap 30 German divi- sions alonir the Baltir coast raptured rancvczys, 85 miles from Rtffa, Latvian port on the In the south, another force battering west- ward took Cliclm, rail Junc- tion 38 miles from the biff Polish city of Lublin. To the north sfiJJ another Soviet force broke into Pskov, last major pre-war Russian town remain- ing in German On the Italian front the Allies continued to push the Germans back to their defense line above Pisa and Florence. One U. S. Fifth Army force advanced u'ell beyond Tavernellc. H miles south- east of Florence, while two other vo pn s Tho further omphn- 1m' th" siml Ii-nd of some of the victors, torncv ueneril nimiini; for his first Governor Stovenpon, Lieut. CJov. Jnhn Isc Smith. Attor-1 over "both" nt that honrVThe ney Oriu-rrtl (trover C. Sellers. prcme Court Justice Piehard Crlfz. Comptroller George H. Sheppjird, ir.i! CommlsAloiw ,7. B. Me.. ever-populnr George Shoppnrtl of Swectwnti-r, seeking re.election n.s comptroller, hnd a nii'.rftln of nbout 2 1-2 to 1 ovcr his two opponents. To the west, U, S. above Livorno (Lcyhom? 1 to within four miles of historic Pisa. down the Allied offensive in Normandy. The Germans attempted counterattacks at both ends of the front but were reptilsed with losses including nt least H tanks. Allied hendcnmr- i tors announced. Southwest of Caen Donald nnri Stntc finpf. of Schools LOC smith had a majority over L. A. Woods. All of Ihese were in-1 ajj ciinibcnt. o'dork omplm- Al p. m. the lahulntlon nc- thn scarcd-mUclope chnraclcr.--- _ (Hn counted fnr ahout 17.500 votes, nf of }.i10 runawav. whilr Lt. t cnc. flllaclc Dy lottm which 8.5lBwprr from Harris county Gm, nnri AMy. den. Sellers slip throuBh their 1 nes nn, (Houfitoni. whlr.li has IOIIR borne (lie I mowing down thr foitowln: distinction ol gclllnc election re-' See TKXAS VOTK, 1's. 8, I'M. I Infantry. ;
Publication: Abilene Reporter News
Location: Abilene, Texas
Issue Date: July 23, 1944


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- Review articles are preferred to general-purpose books from respected authors and publishers, or are you just saying that since a lot of preliminary research does not pan out, it is preferable to wait until there is some agreement among the experts that an effect is real before recording it here? One of these would be pretty irresponsible, but I am not sure on the wherefores of the other.
- Sweet, thanks. Inconsistent citation style makes me twitch. Rot42 (talk) 09:11, 7 June 2011 (UTC)
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It's been 1,350 days since the Senate passed a budget, but the checks to Planned Parenthood keep flowing! While American companies suffer, business at Cecile Richards's group couldn't be better. According to the organization's latest annual report (FY 2011-12), it looks like the government helped Planned Parenthood to another record year. For the second time in as many years, Richards's "nonprofit" is celebrating more than a billion dollars in total revenue–and almost half of it came courtesy of U.S. taxpayers.
Fox News crunched the numbers and was shocked to find that government support for Planned Parenthood had jumped by 167% in the last 10 years alone. Of course, as more states aggressively step in to defund Planned Parenthood, the Left has been just as aggressive in filling the gap. They claim the money helps women, but based on this report, Planned Parenthood was too busy reelecting President Obama to help anyone! Cancer screenings (the theme of Richards's incessant election ads) dropped by a stunning 29% in 2011-12, and contraception services slumped 12%. Of course, the number of mammograms performed at Planned Parenthood stayed the same: zero.
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Sweet Valerian is a children's Magical Girl anime about a trio of girls who transform into a trio of superpowered bunnies known as Relaxation Combat Team Valerian and fight the evil Stress Team, who use people's stress to transform them into monsters.
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- Mini Dress Of Power: Despite being bunnies, they still wear them.
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The nursing field is filled with a plethora of opportunity for interested professionals. Being an important part of the medical field, nursing is something that has been around as long as can be remembered. The field itself is vital to the success of the medical field and the overall health of communities everywhere.
As a nurse, an individual will provide hands on care to patients in a number of different settings. In hospitals and small practices, nurses are used as a front line support for patients that need medical attention. Some nurses find that the idea of helping patients could be taken to the next level – which sparks their interest in being a nurse practitioner. As a nurse practitioner, nurses are given to ability to treat their own patients.
- Georgetown University's online Nurse-Midwifery/Women's Health Nurse Practitioner (NM/WHNP) program is designed for nurses with a BSN, and prepares nurses to take on leadership roles as primary care providers for women throughout the life span. Students will develop the specialized skills and experience to treat and prevent illnesses unique to women, as well as provide focused care in areas such as: Primary care, Prenatal and postpartum care, Life span care through menopause, General wellness and preventive care, and Reproductive health care. This program is ideal for students who are interested in hands-on care of women but are not interested in attending births.
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What is Women's Health?
Women's health is an important field that a lot of nurses are showing interest in. Women's health involves the treatment of women specifically – from youth to adulthood. This field is important not only to individuals, but to society as a whole. Assisting in informing women of important life decisions and procedures, as well as providing examinations and pre-pregnancy planning is a huge part of what professionals can expect from being employed as a women's health nurse practitioner.
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For new students, a Bachelor's degree in Nursing is the most sensible option for those with an interest in practicing in the field of nursing. The bachelor's program involves learning the basic concepts of nursing – from basic anatomical learning to field practice. Learning to treat patients is a main priority for nurses.
Patients come from diverse backgrounds, so it is important that students be prepared to consider the different aspects of each individual they treat. Skills in nursing as well as communication are provided during undergraduate study. Nurses are expected to perform duties correctly under the supervision of instructors prior to being approved for licensure in the field.
This step in the learning process is vital to success in the field. For those with degrees in other subjects, there are many transitional degree programs that will advance non-nursing bachelor's degrees to a nursing degree. Upon completion of either path, students can apply for a license to practice in the field of nursing. Most nurse practitioner programs require that nurses already be registered prior to enrollment so that they can jump into the curriculum and clinical training without any obstacles.
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Women's health nurse practitioner programs are available in all states. These programs focus on women's health specifically in comparison to other nurse practitioner programs. Educational programs include intense looks into the different disorders and health-oriented conditions that affect women specifically. Providing knowledge, treatment, and prevention of certain diseases is one of the many responsibilities of these nurses, so this information is highly focused upon during a course of study.
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Degrees in women's health nursing practice are granted at the master's degree level, so most take between 2 and 3 years to complete for typical learners. Some programs are available in an online setting, which still requires in-person clinical training. There are extensive clinical training requirements, which require students to work in hospitals or private practices under supervision.
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The curriculum in both online and in-person programs involves youth to adolescent health care, wellness, breast health, and contraception awareness. The information learned within these courses is relevant to women's health and provides a foundation for a knowledgeable professional in the field.
Women are subject to a wide variety of challenges and health problems throughout their lifespan. It is important that professionals are up to date on the latest trends in women's health, so that women are protected through their lives. Upon completion of these degree programs, graduates are free to apply for certification through their respective states.
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There are many responsibilities assigned to professionals in this field. The job itself provides preventative care and treatment to women of all ages. Women are subject to many issues regarding their bodies, including breast health, reproductive health, and general wellness.
Women's health nurse practitioners provide a helping hand to women searching for contraceptive advice or general check-ups. As a professional women's health nurse practitioner, an individual can work in hospitals, clinics, or even his or her own business. There is no end to the possibilities while in this career.
Nurse practitioners have the right to diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries and can also provide medications. The popularity of this field spreads from future professionals to patients alike. Patients have grown to be more confident in treatments conducted by nurse practitioners. Many professionals within this field have found it beneficial to work on their own outside of medical facilities due to the influx of new patients. This is definitely a field that provides a wealth of opportunity for both professionals and patients alike.
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Women's health nurse practitioners can earn $97,990 per year on average, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Since nurses in this field are qualified to order tests and diagnose illnesses, their demand is high in the medical field.
Patients are finding nurse practitioners to be a reliable substitute for traditional doctors. Wait time can be reduced by visiting a nurse practitioner, but not the quality of care. Women's health is a field that deserves a specialized area of study. Cancer prevention, assistance with prenatal care and birth, and youth care are important aspects of women's health that nurse practitioners specialize in.
As the medical field continues to change, the need for more qualified individuals will change with it. Nurses that are seeking a further degree that will take them away from busy emergency rooms and crowded hallways will find that this career path is well worth the hard work that goes into it. Women's health nurse practitioners create meaningful relationships with their patients which lead to a better and healthier life for them. There is truly no more rewarding field in nursing.
A Note on Infertility Nursing
Infertility nurses typically practice in private offices. They counsel patients over the phone and during scheduled appointments. Patient education and support is a huge part of infertility nursing because most patients need to be taught about their treatment cycle and how to administer the injectable medications. Nurses may prep and recover patients for their egg retrievals and embryo transfers, and many nurses learn skills such as intrauterine insemination and transvaginal ultrasonography.
Because most nursing programs don't teach more than the basics, most of your training will be on the job. You'll also learn a great deal about general women's health issues. Many women undergoing treatment for infertility develop infections or other health issues that need to be addressed. Triaging patient questions and calls is a significant part of the infertility nurse's responsibility.
As an infertility nurse, you will really get to know your patients. Quite often, you will be speaking with them on a daily basis for up to two or three weeks and about very intimate matters. As a result, most infertility nurses find this area of practice to be extremely rewarding. There's nothing quite like calling a patient who has been trying to have a baby for a long time to tell her that she is finally pregnant, or to have that patient come back and visit with a new baby in her arms.
Infertility practice allows the nurse to be part of an evolving field that truly depends on the latest research for managing patient concerns. Joining organizations such as Resolve, the American Fertility Association (AFA), and the Nurses Professional Group of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) can help both new and experienced infertility nurses to interpret that research and put it into practice. Many of the pharmaceutical companies (primarily EMD Serono, Ferring and Organon) that manufacture the medications provide a great deal of educational materials for practicing nurses as well.
Currently, there is no national certification for infertility nurses, though ASRM offers an online certificate program for nurses who have a minimum of 2000 hours of clinical practice and 1000 hours of practice in women's health. You must have an active license as a registered nurse or nurse practitioner to be able to register. Eligible nurses will earn their certificate and 16 hours of CE credits from the National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health.


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OCEAN TOWNSHIP – It wasn't pretty, though eating contests rarely are.
Long Branch resident Don Harris, 25, defended his hot dog eating crown at the Ocean Township's popular Italian American Festival on Sunday night by a narrow margin.
If the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest is a marathon with a 10 minute time limit, the Italian American Festival's contest is a sprint at a mere 3 minutes.
Harris set the event's record last year by downing five and a half Windmill hot dogs in that time.
This year, Harris took a different approach.
"I wasn't trying to set any records, I was just paying attention to what the guys around me were doing and making sure I was ahead of them," Harris said.
The reason?
"I ate a foot-long sub from Stop & Shop before I got here and I spent the whole day drinking on the beach," he said.
However, Harris was still able to swallow five hot dogs this year – one more than his closest competitors.
For doing so, Harris took home winnings that often include cash and gift certificates.
Though his winnings or the thrill of victory will not be what he is thinking about for the foreseeable future.
"I'll be back next year, whatever the prize is, because it's a fun event," Harris said. "But does take at least three days to feel 'normal' again after eating so many hot dogs."
The hot dog eating contest was one of three planned eating events at this year's festival. But inclement weather on Thursday night caused the contest to be moved to Sunday night and the pasta-eating contest, which was previously scheduled to happen on Sunday night, to be cancelled.
"The hot dog eating contest is the bigger contest, because it has more people enjoy watching it and it is more manageable," said Joseph Aretino, of the Italian American Festival of the Township of Ocean, which has hosted the event for 37 years.
The winner of Saturday night's pizza-eating contest, sponsored by Enzo's Deli in Oceanport, downed seven slices in three minutes.
Despite the weather, this year's festival was one of the most successful ever.
"Even though the weather was threatening the first three nights, this could be the best five days we ever had," said Aretino, who estimated that more than 60,000 people attended this year's festival, which generated more than $40,000 in scholarships and charitable donations last year.
Aretino attributed the event's success to the association's work to improve the event this year, as well as the quality of the events and rides that are brought in.
"The rides are always a highlight," he said. "But we're Italian, and food is food."


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Ocean View Burial Park, owned by Diginity Memorial, is a privately owned cemetery. Dignity Memorial will not give information to a third party, you must be a relative. They feel that they could be sued for release of private information. I have the email to prove this!!!!!
If you contact their office (through email) and request their location I would take a photo for you. They would be willing to do a lookup if the request came from a family member. If you cannot figure out your connection, say you are a cousin.
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I have uploaded a photo of the marker for Luther and Ella Stapleton Fields Boylan as requested. However, there are some problems. Whoever wrote her obituary was not familiar with the area. There is no Fields Cemetery in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky. Ella is buried with her first husband under the name of Fields. There is no reference to her second marriage. She and Luther are buried in the Old Salt River Baptist Church Cemetery in Boyle County, Kentucky. Many have thought that the cemetery is in Mercer County since it is very close to an unincorporated area of Mercer County known as Nevada but it lies just over the county line in Boyle County.
There are already memorials for both Luther and Ella set up in the Old Salt River Baptist Church Cemetery. Luther is 38501256 and Ella is 38501257. A picture of their stone is on each memorial. However, your memorial has more information and it would be great if you could communicate with the manager of the other memorial for Ella to get them combined.
There are several members of the Fields family buried in the Old Salt River Baptist Church Cemetery. Oral history I have heard states the Fields family owned a lot of property in the area at one time and that the cemetery could have initially been part of their holdings. HOWEVER, I have not tried to confirm this via any official records.
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Patriots CB Darius Butler was on the field during Sunday's win over the Bills for a total of four plays. Even those plays did not go well. Meanwhile, CB Kyle Arrington replaced him and out there for nearly the entire game.
After Butler was beat on several plays against the Jets (with too few looking like the one to the left), he was forced to disappear. That might make some guys disappear in the locker room, too, in the face of several tough questions.
Not Butler. He showed up today, answered whatever was asked, and took it like a man. Tough not to respect a guy like that. I asked, What was it like on Sunday?
"First and foremost, it was good because we got a win," Butler said. "That's a big thing. Obviously, every player wants to be on the field every snap, but that wasn't the case on Sunday. But now I'm moving on to this week."
Butler knew he wouldn't be starting, and as the game played out, he didn't get too many plays. It's safe to assume the plan was for him to be on the field more, but Arrington played steady enough. Asked if he understood the demotion, Butler nodded.
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"It's a production business," Butler said. "If you don't produce... game day is when it counts. If it's not getting done on game day, you're not going to be out there. That's where I want to be, I'll do what it takes to get back out there."


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Will you fly on to Astrakhan? or will you stay in Moscow? Looking forward to following your progress.
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Dateline: Australia—A drunken 22-year-old man challenged a lamppost to a fight after he was ignored by passersby in the street, according to testimony heard in territorial court last Wednesday. Earlier this year, as police officers watched, David Robinson directed his inebriated anger at the lamppost and shouted at it to "come and have a go." The bizarre incident was recounted at Perth Sheriff Court, where Robinson pleaded guilty and was ordered to perform 80 hours community service. The court was told that Perth police were on patrol in the early hours of the morning when they spotted Robinson shouting and swearing at pedestrians. He challenged a stranger to a fight and it was clear to the officers as they got closer that Robinson was heavily under the influence of alcohol. Fiscal depute Stuart Richardson testified before the court, saying, "He must have been very drunk; because when he ran out of passersby, he began to shout at the lampposts, similarly challenging them to 'have a go'." When officers approached, Robinson challenged them to fight. He was quickly arrested and detained. Robinson, of Corlundy Crescent, Crieff, admitted to conducting himself in a disorderly manner and breaching the peace.
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Morgan's DIY Plumbing Pipe Shelving. I will be forever indebted to Morgan and her blog, Brick House, for her insightful, detailed post about how she put together her shelves. Without her post I don't know if I would have ever figured out the details of how to DIY this unit on my own. Even with her post as a guide, my project still required numerous trips to the hardware store, including one last minute trip when my measurements turned out to be a little off. Although, granted, the repeated trips weren't entirely my fault. One trip to Home Depot was quickly aborted when I learned that the machine that cuts the metal pipes was out of order. When I had finally collected all the components I needed for the shelves, I set out prepping the area where they were to be installed. (Rather than list the components for the shelves here, I'll refer you back to Morgan's comprehensive how-to post.) Thank God we had the foresight to paint the radiator before we assembled the shelves. For anyone who has never painted a radiator let me just report that it is a pain in the neck to get into all the nooks and crannies! Also, high heat paint is stinky so open all the windows! We stained and drilled the holes for the pipes in the 1" x 12" pine planks that we would be using for the shelves and washed the greasy residue off all the pipes while the radiator paint dried overnight. With the radiator painted and all the components prepped, it was finally time to start building the shelves. As Morgan at Brick House reported, measuring and planning were the lion's share of the work for this project, putting it together was the easy part. Still, it's definitely a two person job and I'm grateful my husband was home to assist. Basically erecting the shelves was like working with Legos or Lincoln Logs. We screwed together the base, laid a shelf on top of it, screwed together the next level of pipes, laid the next shelf, and so on until we reached the top. Once we had the entire unit pieced together, we straightened it out and then screwed the flanges to the floor at the base and to the wall at the top. I'm absolutely giddy with the way the shelves turned out. They have a stunning visual impact and, because we went almost to the ceiling with them, make the walls, and thereby the room, seem taller. While I had never thought much about the radiator before, it looks amazing painted black. And surrounded by the black pipes and dark stained shelves, it recedes into the shelving. Images: Jason Loper


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For over three decades, Dallas Safari Club's annual convention has set the standard for sporting enthusiasts from around the world. This year's Journeys promises to be the most successful convention yet. More than 32,000 outdoorsmen and women will attend our four-day exposition January 3-6, 2013 at the Dallas Convention Center and the Omni Dallas Hotel. While here, they will bid on our silent auction and live auctions for the world's finest wilderness experiences and sporting equipment, marvel at wildlife displays, and visit the booths of hundreds of exhibitors from local shops to African hunting lodges. Best of all, Journeys will raise thousands to benefit wildlife conservation and DSC's Educational Programs. Plan to be here!
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A Mini Orange Tournament for Under 10's was organised for the first time at VLTC by the resident coach John Cassar.
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Patching work is also scheduled on Old Meadville Road in Union Township and Sturgis Road in LeBoeuf Township.
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Professor Ahmed is an internationally renowned expert in health law, criminal law and human rights. Her scholarship examines the role of science and activism in shaping global and national law and policy with a focus on criminal laws that impact health. She teaches Property Law, Reproductive and Sexual Health and Rights, and International Health Law: Governance, Development and Rights.
Professor Ahmed's scholarship has appeared in the University of Miami Law Review, American Journal of Law and Medicine, University of Denver Law Review, Harvard Journal of Law and Gender, Boston University Law Review (online), and the American Journal of International Law (online), among other journals.
Prior to joining the School of Law, Professor Ahmed was a research associate at the Harvard School of Public Health Program on International Health and Human Rights. She came to that position after a Women's Law and Public Policy Fellowship with the International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS (ICW). Professor Ahmed has also consulted with various United Nations agencies and international and domestic non-governmental organizations.
Professor Ahmed was a member of the Technical Advisory Group on HIV and the Law convened by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and has been an expert for many institutions, including the American Bar Association and UNDP. In 2016, she was appointed to serve a three-year term on the advisory board of the Northeastern University Humanities Center.
In addition to her BA and JD, Professor Ahmed holds an MS in population and international health from the Harvard School of Public Health.
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- "Adjudicating Risk: Aids, Crime, and Culpability," 3 Wisconsin Law Review 627 (2016)
- "Criminal Laws on Sex Work and HIV: A Mapping," 93 Denver University Law Review 355 (2016)
- "Global Health Governance, Harm-Reduction, and Trafficking," Shaping the Definition of Trafficking in the Palermo Protocol (Prabha Kotiswaran ed.) (Forthcoming)
- "Trafficked? Aids, Criminal Law and the Politics of Measurement," 70 University of Miami Law Review 96 (2015)
- ""Exploitation Creep" and Development: A Repsonse to Janie Chuang," American Journal of International Law Unbound (2015)
- "Informed Decision Making and Abortion: Crisis Pregnancy Centers, Informed Consent, and the First Amendment," 43 The Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 51 (2015)
- "HIV, Violence Against Women, and the Criminal Law Interventions," CUNY Law Review Footnotes Forum (2014)
- "Medical Evidence and Expertise in Abortion Jurisprudence," American Journal of Law and Medicine (2015)
- "Rugged Vaginas and Vulnerable Rectums: The Sexual Identity, Epidemiology, and Law of the Global HIV Epidemic," 26 Columbia Journal of Gender and Law 1 (2013)
- "USAID v. AOSI: A Victory for Sex Workers and Feminist Allies," The Huffington Post (June 25, 2013)
- "'We Have the Right Not to Be Rescued...': When Anti-Trafficking Programmes Undermine the Health and Well-Being of Sex Workers," 1 Anti-Trafficking Review 149 (2012) (co-authored)
- "Criminalising Consensual Sexual Behaviour in the Context of HIV: Consequences, Evidence and Leadership," 6 Global Public Health 357 (2011) (co-authored)
- "Feminism, Power and Sex Work in the Context of HIV/AIDS: Consequences for Women's Health," 34 Harvard Journal of Law and Gender 226 (2011)
- "HIV and Women: Incongruent Policies, Criminal Consequences," 6 Yale Journal of International Affairs 32 (2011)
- "Protecting HIV Positive Women's Human's Rights: Recommendations for the Obama Administration," 17 Reproductive Health Matters 127 (2009) (with Hanssens and Kelly)
- "Answering the Millennium Call for the Right to Maternal Health: The Need to Eliminate User Fees," (with Hall and Swanson) 12 Yale Human Rights and Development Law Journal 62 (2009)
- "Dual Subordination: Muslim Sexuality in Secular and Religious Legal Discourse in India," Paper 7 Muslim World Journal of Human Rights 4.1 (2007)
Selected Chapters
- "No Way Out: The Dual Subordination of Muslim Women in Indian Legal Culture," in Self-Determination and Women's Rights in Muslim Societies, Chitra Raghavan & James P. Levine eds. (Brandeis University Press, 2012)
Selected Commentary
- 3Qs: Supreme Court Strikes down Part of Texas Abortion Law, news@Northeastern (June 29, 2016)
- "We Are Punishing Women For Their Abortions," WGBH News (co-authored with Professor Daniel Medwed) (May 23, 2016)
- HIV, Violence Against Women, and the Criminal Law Interventions, CUNY Law Review Footnotes Forum (December 7, 2014)
- Anti-Choice 'Science': The Big Tobacco of Our Time, RH Reality Check (November 13, 2014)
- Preventing HIV: The Decriminalisation of Sex Work, openDemocracy (August 11, 2014)
- Green Light for Prostitution?, Al Jazeera's The Stream (January 27, 2014)
- Think Again: Prostitution, Foreign Policy Magazine (January 19, 2014)
- HIV Law and Stigma, IAS Daily Bulletin (July 1, 2013)
- Fighting the urge to profile in the wake of the Boston Marathon blasts, "All In With Chris Hayes," MSNBC (April 16, 2013)


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A quick version of mulled wine, this party drink highlights a wonderful blend of spice and citrus. From Christmas with Southern Living 2004 cookbook.
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- cheesecloth
- 2 (3 inch) cinnamon sticks
- 2 teaspoons whole cloves
- 1 teaspoon whole allspice
- 6 cups fruity red wine (such as Beaujolais or Pinot Noir)
- 6 cups apple cider
- 3⁄4 cup sugar
- 1 orange, thinly sliced
- 1 lemon, thinly sliced
- 1 lime, thinly sliced
- Place first 3 ingredients on an 8" square of cheesecloth; tie with string. Place spice bag in a Dutch oven. Add red wine and remaining 5 ingredients; bring to a simmer over low heat (do not boil). Keep at a simmer while serving. Ladle into mugs.
- Note: For a nonalcoholic version, omit wine and substitute more apple cider.
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Remembering having this on the streets of Germany during the Christmas season and wanted to repeat it here so gave this a try. It's so pleasing and just the right amount of spices. Instead of a Dutch oven we used the crock pot on warm and it kept everything ready through out the festivities so everyone could help them selves as they wanted it. The smell in the house while it was simmering made for even better holiday feelings.
Wow fyrehair, was this hot treat lovely. I really enjoyed all the flavors in this drink. It was delicious, fruity, sweet, smooth and spicy. I used Red House wine for this it worked beautifully in this recipe. Thank you for sharing a recipe, that I will enjoy again and again. It was soooo good. Made for Fall Pac 12


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DH & I hare taking our will-be 5 y/o son to Disney World in Orlando for his 5th birthday. DH hasn't been to WDW in YEARS, and I've never been. We'd like to book our hotel/flight accomodations by the end of the week. We're torn between staying in the "cheap" resort (All-star Movie Resort) & one of the "luxury" resorts. Simply put, I like luxury! DH's argument is that we wont (and shouldn't) be spending much time in our room, so why pay an extra $300 per night? We'll be going for 5-6 nights in August (so hot, i know!) Any recommendaitons on what we should avoid? Anything we should skip? He's relatively small for his age, so I know some rides will be out (he's 37-38" & 33lbs). Should we visit all four of the WDW parks? What about Sea World & Universal Studios? What about the WDW water parks? I read online that they are really targeted for older/larger kids. We've already scheduled breakfast w/Lilo & Stitch for his actual birthday. Any other suggestions/tips? Did you go w/the meal/dining plan? Was it worth it?
Any tips/advice are greatly appreciated!