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Do you want your state to have or continue to have an Apiary Inspection Service?
Do you want your state to have or continue to have an Apiary Inspection Service?
Mark Berninghausen
I suppose mine already doesn't in some way. There are no full time inspectors and the one that comes out and inspects is a beekeeper who works for the dept. of Agriculture. So there is SOME kind of inspection. Without some kind of certificate there are places you can't sell your bees or queens and states you can't even transport them trough. So you need some kind of inspector to meet the requirements in OTHER states.
So, I guess, if you mean none at all, like AZ, I wouldn't like that because I couldn't sell queens. If you mean none, like where I pay to be inspected and get a certificate, like we have here, that works. Judging by the number on my certificate every year, I'm guessing I'm the only inspected apiary in Nebraska, either that or I'm always first in line. [img]smile.gif[/img]
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
I would say yes, for the reasons MB stated above. In addition I would add that it would be useful for begining beekeeps as well. But I don't feel that it should be manditory, or infringe on the rights of the indivual to manage their hives the way they want to. Tempered of course with education that would provide correct techinques for hive management.
"I reject your reality, and substitute my own." Adam Savage
I want to manage mine with extra AFB and Varroa a half mile down the road from you. In the middle of the summer, when they die off, I will take any honey in the supers and your bees can rob anything they want in the brood chamber. Next spring, I will put another package in. This way I don't have to feed over winter.rights of the indivual to manage their hives the way they want to.
Obviously I am not being serious, but there should be a limit on your rights to manage your hives the way you want.
"Tempered of course with education that would provide correct techinques for hive management."
Think you missed this part. LOL.
But you can join in if you want, the Amish do.
"I reject your reality, and substitute my own." Adam Savage
The problem in many professions is that the people that need the education are the last to want it. Just because I am educated, doesn't mean that I will use it.
I don't have a solution, and we don't have inspections here. I wouldn't have a problem with inspections of my hives. I do see the problem with people with hundreds or thousands of hives and mandatory inspections.
Maybe allowing education out of that situation. Allowing people to (using continuing education) opt out of the program.
If you don't have an apiary inspection program in your state, how would you design it?
What would you design it to do?
Mark Berninghausen
Maybe I didn't set this up the right way?
Was there something that I was supposed to do, a question that I failed to answer, so that this thread was identified as a poll?
Mark Berninghausen
>Maybe I didn't set this up the right way?
This thread is a poll. I didn't answer it, as I often don't answer polls, simply because none of the available answers was the one I wanted. Where was none of the above? Or some simple voluntary inspection done on request. I want some form of inspection available so I can get an inspection certificate. I don't want a madatory inspection or registration system. I did not see an answer that would reflect that.
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
I think a question, maybe, of greater relevance is, "Do you want any laws governing beekeeping?" If we have any regulations (such as requiring treatment for cases of AFB), we MUST have inspection services. Otherwise, the laws/regulations are meaningless.
For example, if we posted speed limits, but had no enforcement (no highway patrol, no sheriffs, no police), will anyone actually obey the speed limits? I think the same principle applies to beekeeping.
We have a program in Ohio that requires registration of each apiary. I don't know what would happen if you didn't register, since I've never considered not doing so. But I know that there are beekeepers who don't and I'm sure there would be some penalty if they were found out.
As part of our program, you can sign a "do not inspect" waiver and you'll never see the county rep. I've never considered this either, since I have a good working relationship with my county inspector and appreciate his input and advice. Whether I take it or not is up to me. Some people just don't want "strangers" wandering into their bee yard, regardless of who they are. Even if you do sign a waiver, it's my understanding that you can call and request an inspection if you have a problem or are selling hives/bees/equipment.
I've met inspectors from two other counties besides mine. All three were college educated and had/have commercial experience. All three were first rate individuals but are highly underpaid for their efforts. (they're not allowed to take tips either)
I understand our program is in jeopardy due to budgetary constraints. So far, it's still in operation.
Good luck setting one up, if that's your desire. Not everyone likes it. I personally do.
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We have to much government already. This is from a government employee. Want less taxes and being told what to do? Stop asking for someone else to regulate you.
Take charge of your own life. AFB well treat it or burn it, burning is better. Got AHB replace queen, soap solution, Raid, or burn. Come on lets stop with this gota have someone looking over your shoulder and telling you what to do. We did not like it when England (King George) was doing that. What happended to us?
>>Take charge of your own life. AFB well treat it or burn it, burning is better. Got AHB replace queen, soap solution, Raid, or burn.
The question, then, is, "Can I do this to YOUR colony if you have AFB, aren't doing anything about it, and I'm concerned my colonies could be infected?"
I do take care of my bees. And no you can not!
I believe that I know what is best for my bees since I have been in business for over 30 years. I have burned and replaced hives as needed. I raise my own queens and AI them. Remember back in the old days, if you had/have mites they would burn the entire apiaries??? Called it Depopulation. Forgot? I didn't. No not me keep out of my hives, I'll take care of them.
But, see, what about those who don't? What if I want to take care of MY bees by getting rid of [your] bees because [your] bees might spread something to my bees? (I'm not implying that you don't take care of your bees, or that your bees have problems; just reverse the names, if you'd like.)
IMHO, the problem lies in this:
>>I believe that I know what is best for my bees. . . .
Again, I'm not saying that you don't know what's best for your bees. Your idea of what's best for bees might be completely different than my idea of what's best for bees. And, again, what about the beekeepers who aren't as responsible? None of them might be reading this board, but some are certainly still out there.
Added: What if one of my hives has AFB and is less than a mile from one of your yards? What are you going to do about it?
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Colony depopulation because of mites. Was that in 1984 or 85? If it was, then that was done under direction of USDA. Not an excuse, just what I remember hearing about things that happened before I got here from Ohio.
Since 1986, no colonies have been depopulated in NY, as far as I know.
Since i don't know who you are, how can I stay out of your yard? If an Apiary Inspector finds your yard, they will register that yard. If no beekeeper can be determined then the colony or colonies are the responsibility of the land owner.
I have a question for you.
There is a person who may or may not be down the road from you, but he is down the road from someone, and he says that he has no bees. He said that to an Inspector who saw him unloading a semi with a skid steer loader while keeping a smoker going. Lying to a state official while executing his or her duties is illegal. So what should be done?
Further, since this person says that he doesn't have any bees, I was instructed to check all of his yards that are in the listing. Two yards had hives with bees. The rest were empty. So, does he have bees or are the colonies the landowners responsibility?
And who is responsible for the yard that had the colonies with crayon markings AFB? What would you have the state do, in this case?
Mark Berninghausen
It would be nice. Out here you have to phone to request an inspection wether for moving or selling bees and to request inspection on other peoples hives that have moved bees next to your yard (up to a mile away anyway).
We used to have a nice apiculture program here where every spring everyones yards (all who were registerd) would be inspected. not every hive was inspected in the yard but a selected few. the bee act was enforced as well, at least more strictly. I think I would like those years back with a zero tolerance for afb infection, It's never happen yet to me but i'd cringe at the thought of someone who has a yard close to mine controling afb rather than preventing afb. I have in the pass had afb and my method of dealing with it has been waiting til evening then eradicating the bees, remove all equement of that hive, digging a pit and burn it and cover the pit after, and pouring cloronated water where the hive once sat. it sounds extreme perhaps but afb is highly contageous and i don't like it in my hives.
but these days its up to the beekeeper to inspect his hives and what was scary was i had gone with another beekeeper of 8 years to apimondia 99' in vancouver and at one of the lectures there was a photo of afb and her reply was "so thats what it looks like eh?" i had a look of horror on my face for a breif moment before i regained my composure becuase the hives she was running were close to my yards.
bottom line is that there are a lot beeks running a lot of hive and quit a few being close to each others too. It would be nice to know whats going on outside your yard as well as inside.
Will Gruenwald Chilliwack BC
chillard, do you belong to a club? Do you get to meet any of those other beekeepers who set down near you?
Mark Berninghausen
Help me Uncle Sam! Protect me Uncle Sam! Control me Uncle Sam!
We are close enough to a Police State without asking for more!!!
Bee all you can Bee!
A bee inspector inspects a beekeeper once every two years on average, not counting commercial operations, that require some additional things for interstate travel, etc.
Lets see....
8,760 hours in a year.
Times 2 for two year inspection rotation is 17,520
Inspection of two hours..
2 hours divided by 17520 hours equals .0001131%.
Is it me, or can someone explain that having another individual looking at your hives for .0001141% of the time is somehow equated into a beekeeper losing control of one's hives. Sounds a little silly to me.
The beekeeper does anything else he wants for .9998859% of the time when a state inspector, who is there to help, is no longer around.
"Control me uncle sam". Do inspection programs really warrant such nonsense???


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By Desmond Butler, Jack Gillum, Peter Orsi and Andrea Rodriguez, AP Wednesday, August 6, 2014, 12:00 am TWN
WASHINGTON--A U.S. program in Cuba that secretly used an HIV-prevention workshop for political activism was criticized Monday by international public health officials and members of Congress who said such clandestine efforts put health programs at risk around the world.
Beginning in late 2009, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) deployed nearly a dozen young people from Latin America to Cuba to recruit political activists, an Associated Press investigation found. The operation put the foreigners in danger not long after a U.S. contractor was hauled away to a Cuban jail.
Sen. Patrick Leahy said Monday it would be "worse than irresponsible" if USAID "concocted" an HIV-prevention workshop to promote a political agenda.
And InterAction, an alliance of global nongovernmental aid groups, said, "The use of an HIV workshop for intelligence purposes is unacceptable. The U.S. government should never sacrifice delivering basic health services or civic programs to advance an intelligence goal."
The Obama administration defended its use of the HIV-prevention workshop for its Cuban democracy-promotion efforts but disputed that the project was a front for political purposes. The program "enabled support for Cuban civil society, while providing a secondary benefit of addressing the desires Cubans express for information and training about HIV prevention," said State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki.
Documents and interviews make clear that the program was aimed at recruiting a younger generation of opponents to Cuba's Castro government. It is illegal in Cuba to work with foreign democracy-building programs. Documents prepared for the USAID-sponsored program called the HIV workshop the "perfect excuse" to conduct political activity.
Leahy, who is chairman of the Senate appropriations subcommittee that oversees USAID, said in response to the AP's findings: "It may have been good business for USAID's contractor, but it tarnishes USAID's long track record as a leader in global health."
The White House is still facing questions about a once-secret "Cuban Twitter" project, known as ZunZuneo. That program, launched by USAID in 2009 and uncovered by the AP in April, established a primitive social media network under the noses of Cuban officials. USAID's inspector general is investigating it.
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If she isn't allowed to start her own team, she is going to start interviewing elsewhere, and she said by the end of the week, he will be completely aware of what she is doing. I don't understand the logic of that. Isn't the idea to hold on to your job until you find another one? To keep getting paid while you look for work someplace else? I would say, that means keep it on the down-low (as if I'm one to talk), but...who knows?
I wish this anxiety would go away...it seems to be all work related. And I don't feel like I'll ever get a job anywhere else and be stuck where I am forever, no matter how many people call/email me. Don't get me wrong, I *know* there are much worse places to recruit, but still....I'm ready to move on to bigger, brighter, better things.


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'I Served For 23 Years, And I Do Not Exaggerate!' Former NYPD Sergeant's Account of Flight 587 Crash
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As indicated in previous issues, there have been a number of eyewitnesses who have come forward to give their account of what happened prior to the crash of Flight 587, which occurred on November 12 in the Belle Harbor area.
JoAnn V. Catanese, a retired sergeant of 23 years with the New York City Police Department, is yet another eyewitness who vehemently debunks the theories and reports that were put out by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F.B.I.).
"I know what I saw, and I am in total agreement with the other eyewitnesses. From my vantage point, which was quite good, there was an explosion on that plane, " said Catanese.
On November 21, the former police NYPD representative was contacted by Luke Schiada, Air Safety Investigator for the National Transportation Safety Board, after Catanese made numerous attempts to contact them, and the F.B.I., shortly after the crash.
A portion of the letter sent by the Schiada reads as follows:
"The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating an accident that occurred on November 12, 2001, involving American Airlines flight 587, that crashed in Belle Harbor, New York. You have been identified as an eyewitness or a potential eyewitness."
The letter then instructed Catanese to provide a written statement of her account and forward it.
In a her written statement, dated December 3, Catanese claimed the following:
"At approximately 9:15 a.m., I was on the boardwalk at Beach 60 Street walking southwest toward my building, which is located near 88 Street and Shore Front Parkway. Prior to observing the aircraft in question, I heard a very loud roar from an airplane engine. I assumed it was the Concorde and looked up to see where it was. However, I did not see any aircraft. I proceeded to walk southwest on the boardwalk. From my location, I had a clear and unobstructed view of the sky, the water and the land, and I observed an airplane that was flying south towards the ocean, approximately one minute after hearing said airplane engine roar. The left side of the plane, from the left wing to the tail, exploded, which caused the aircraft to bank left and spiral down to the earth. There were flames coming from the aircraft after the explosion. I vaguely remember seeing something falling away from the aircraft towards the north, but I cannot describe what it was. I did not actually see the aircraft hit the ground. However, I anticipated hearing the impact of the plane crashing into the ground and, in fact, did hear a distant explosion of some kind and assumed it was the airplane hitting the ground. I subsequently observed a huge fireball and black smoke rise up into the sky, presumably where the plane went down. The entire incident lasted approximately 10 to 15 seconds. When the explosion occurred, it seemed like the airplane stood still for a moment before it banked to the left and plummeted to the ground."
The retired sergeant goes on to note that the experience was one of the most terrifying incidents she has ever witnessed and hopes that similar eyewitnesses reports will be taken seriously.
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While Catanese stands strongly behind her claims, she notes that anything could have happened to bring down Flight 587.
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Catanese's statement comes hot on the heels of similar claims made by Tom Lynch, a retired firefighter, and Jim Conrad, a retired police lieutenant. Both indicated to various media sources that explosions occurred prior to the crash. They have attempted to contact the NTSB, F.B.I., Senators Charles Schumer and Hillary Clinton, and Congressman Anthony Weiner as well, but their attempts were unsuccessful.
The Wave had contacted each of the political figures for commentary, but they were either unavailable for comment or preferred to speak with the eyewitnesses before issuing any statements.


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Afghanistan Innings:
20th over: 136 all out. India win by 23 runs. But not impressive at all. A last-minute push took them to 159 and then they needed three wickets from Yuvraj to bail them out against the aggressive Afghanistan batsmen.
Balaji redeemed himself with a three-wicket haul after his dismal show in the warm-up loss against Pakistan. Easy to assess, India need to tighten up a fair bit in their bowling if they want to go deeper into the tournament.
19th over: 136 for 8. Good thoughtful bowling by Pathan. Mixing the short ones with full-length deliveries, albeit he got hit for a couple of boundaries through extra cover by Dawlat Zadran. India still in control with Afghanistan needing 24 off 6 balls.
18th over: 126 for 8. A four and a run out. Najibullah Zadran first beats the sweeper cover for a boundary but then runs himself out off a suicidal run despite being hamstrung to leave his team's chance to win slip away further. 34 needed from 12 now.
Najibullah Zadran run out 5 (2)
17th over: 119 for 7. Ashwin gets rid of the dangerous Nabi. He stopped and bowled, Nabi tried to clear long-off but couldn't. Much needed wicket for India. 41 needed from 18.
Mohammad Nabi c Sharma b Ashwin 31 (17)
16th over: 116 for 6. BIG OVER! Zaheer hit for 6, 2, 2, 4, 1 by Nabi, followed by a single off the last ball from Naib to make it 16 off the over. Special mention for that six from Nabi. Made room and hit Zaheer on the up for a maximum over extra cover. 44 needed off 24 balls.
15th over: 100 for 6. Afghanistan go past 100, but lose sixth wicket in the process as Pathan gets Shafiquallah out lbw. His celebration suggests India are feeling the heat. 60 needed off 30 balls now.
Shafiqullah lbw b Pathan 8 (9)
14th over: 93 for 5. Nabi and Shafiqullah get stuck into Yuvraj. A six each for the two Afghan smashers. This isn't over yet.
13th over: 80 for 5. Ashwin joins the fun! Shenwar caught and bowled Ashwin. Chipped straight back to the bowler who makes no mistake. This is turning into a procession now.
Samiullah Shenwari c & b Ashwin 1 (2)
12th over: 76 for 4. Double blow! Yuvraj is on a roll here with the ball. He takes two in two. First he gets rid of Sadiq getting him caught at deep mid-wicket by Gambhir and then gets an edge off Stanikzai for Dhoni to complete the caught behind.
Karim Sadiq c Gambhir b Yuvraj Singh 26 (26)
Asghar Stanikzai c †Dhoni b Yuvraj Singh 6 (9)
11th over: 74 for 2. Ashwin into his second over and it seems the Afghans are playing him cautiously. Trying to milk him without taking any risk.
10th over: 69 for 2. Yuvraj continues but so does Sadiq, who this time slaps it past the backward point for another boundary. Now 91 needed off 60 balls. Possible?
9th over: 62 for 2. Ashwin welcomed with a couple and a straight-hit four by Sadiq. He's keeping it going for Afghanistan. A boundary an over plus ones and twos will do it for the next 3-4 overs.
8th over: 54 for 2. Out! Yuvraj, the allrounder, does the trick. Mangal gone lbw. The Afghan skipper played for the turn to a ball that held its line. He missed it and was caught right in front. This is Afghanistan's real test with no pace on the ball. Just two runs given by Yuvraj.
Nawroz Mangal lbw b Yuvraj Singh 22 (18)
7th over: Surprise, surprise! Rohit Sharma into the attack ahead of R Ashwin. He leaks 10 runs, including a slapped four through long-on by Karim Sadiq. Creamed by Karim! Fifty up as well.
6th over: 42 for 1. Mangal ends the over with a superb pick-up six. He swipes Balaji from off and middle and deposits it over the deep square leg. This is shaping up nicely for Afghanistan and the captain is leading from the front.
5th over: 33 for 1. Change of ends for Pathan. He replaces Zaheer. Decent over other than the four conceded to Mangal, who smashes Pathan on the up for a boundary.
4th over: 26 for 1. Out! Balaji ends Shahzad's entertaining cameo. He didn't connect properly this time and Yuvraj gladly accepted a simple catch at mid-on. Good first over by Balaji, just three runs off it and a wicket.
3rd over: 24 for no loss. Not a bad start at all this from Afghanistan and Shahzad is leading it. Ala Dhoni! A helicopter shot for a boundary through the mid-wicket and a hard slash to follow that crashes through the third-man fence. This is becoming very entertaining.
2nd over: 11 for no loss. Nice shape by Irfan Pathan from the other end. Bringing it back in to the right-handers, which is his strength. Shahzad isn't holding back, though. Slaps an in-swinger through the mid-wicket for Afghanistan's first boundary. Good contest so far.
1st over: 4 for no loss. In case you wondering who are the Afghan openers. It's Nawroz Mangal and Mohammad Shahzad, who digs under a fullish first delivery from Zaheer to smack him over mid-off. No timing tough, two runs. But intentions are there to keep India on toes. Mangal looking more organised and orthodox.
India Innings:
20th over: 158 for 5. Dhoni finishes in style with a four and a six off the last two balls of the innings. But a good effort nonetheless by Afghanistan. Suresh Raina is the fifth Indian batsman to go down, bowled by Nabi. Afghanistan now need two of their batsmen to go berserk, and we'll have a match on our hands.
Suresh Raina b Mohammad Nabi 38 (33)
19th over: 143 for 4. Finally a big over for India. 12 runs off it. Five byes and a smacked four to long-on by Dhoni. Will the last over push India to 160?
18th over: 131 for 4. India need some sky-scrapers here but a boundary an over is all they are getting. Raina heaves one over mid-wicket to collect four more runs. But that's all other than ones and twos in the over. 160 out of reach?
17th over: 122 for 4. Dhoni has joined Raina. The left-hander crashes a full-length delivery to sweeper cover who misfields and the ball crosses the boundary. But India need more of those to go near 160.
16th over: Out! Finally the Afghans hold onto a catch. Nabi takes an overhead catch at long-off as Kohli fails in his attempt to clear him. But another crafty innings from the young Indian sensation. A 38-ball fifty and India looking to go past 160.
Virat Kohli c Mohammad Nabi b Dawlat Zadran 50 (39)
15th over: 111 for 3. Another chance grassed. Raina benefits. He top edges and the skier goes through the hands of the 12th man fielding at point. That after he sliced Shenwari for a boundary off the first ball of the over.
14th over: 102 for 3. Shapoor is back in the attack for his last over of the innings. Superb cricket from Kohli. He jumps out of his crease and deposits Shapoor over extra-cover for a boundary. Raina joins the act a ball later for first a straight, lofted four and then a clubbed boundary to mid-wicket. 100 up for India. Shappor ends his spell on a slightly sorry note: 4-0-33-2.
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13th over: 88 for 3. The holes in the Afghan hands are getting wider. Another one goes through. This time it's Kohli who benefits. The Indian No. 3 attempts to clear the wide long-on but finds Sami on the ropes, who only tips it over the bar to gift India six runs.
12th over: 75 for 3. Butter fingers. Nabi drops a simple return chance offered by Suresh Raina. That would have set the cat amongst the pigeons. But a good over nonetheless. Just three runs off it.
11th over: 72 for 3. Out! Yuvraj walks back. He got a life in the previous over but couldn't make use of it. A slice attempt ends straight in the hands of short third-man fielder. The recovery has been cut in half. Much depends on Kohli now.
Yuvraj Singh c Shapoor Zadran b Karim Sadiq 18 (20)
10th over: 68 for 2. Quite a long over that from Mohammad Nabi, three wides and a dropped return catch from Yuvraj. Eight runs off. India recovering now.
9th over: 60 for 2. Sadiq continues to give a good account of his offbreaks, but Kohli seems to be in the zone. Another boundary for him, again straight.
8th over: 51 for 2. Kohli gets the measure of Naib. Superb connection for a 93-metre six over the bowler's head. Fifty up for India in 7.5 overs.
7th over: 41 for 2. Offspinner Karim Sadiq in action and starts decently, though the Indian duo milks him for seven runs off the over.
6th over: 34 for 2. Gulbodin Naib ends the Powerplay with his first over. The phase clearly belonged to Afghanistan and Shapoor Zadran. Got rid of the dangerous Indian openers. But Yuvraj, with a six in the previous over, and Kohli's on-the-up drive through the covers for a four are good signs for India.
5th over: 29 for 2. Out! Sehwag caught behind. Shapoor is on fire here. Perfect line to the right-hander. Sehwag just hangs his bat out and the ball takes the edge through to the wicketkeeper. Yuvraj strides in and announces himself with a clean straight six behind the bowler. That's how you find the sweet spot.
Virender Sehwag c Shahzad b Shapoor Zadran 8 (10)
4th over: 22 for 1. The other Zadran, Dawlat, keeping it nice and tight at the other end. Just two runs off that over. Good pressure stuff and almost got through Sehwag's defence on a nicely disguised slower ball.
3rd over: 20 for 1. Bowled! Gambhir again inside-edges one to his stumps. Zadran strikes! The left-handed opener once again inside-edges onto his stumps off the nippy left-arm Afghan seamer Zadran. Doesn't bother Sehwag, though. A flick over mid-wicket for his first boundary of the innings.
Gautam Gambhir b Shapoor Zadran 10 (8)
2nd over: 15 for no loss. Gambhir gets two lives on one ball. The top-edge off Dawlat Zadran falls just short of mid-off, Gambhir takes off for a single and is lucky to not get run out. But the lefty gathers himself and glances one for a neat boundary off the penultimate ball of the over.
1st over: 8 for no loss. Left-arm pacer Shapoor Zadran opens the bowling for Afghanistan against the intimidating Indian pair of Sehwag and Gambhir. Gambhir gets off the mark with a nice back foot punch for three through the covers. Sehwag gets room on his first ball and slashes hard for a single to third man to get going. But this guy Zadran is nippier than he appears.
7:05 a.m. No Harbhajan for India, Balaji retains his place. Line-ups:
India: Gautam Gambhir, Virender Sehwag, Virat Kohli, Yuvraj Singh, Rohit Sharma, Suresh Raina, MS Dhoni(c/wk), Irfan Pathan, Ravichandran Ashwin, Lakshmipathy Balaji, Zaheer Khan
Afghanistan: Karim Sadiq, Asghar Stanikzai, Mohammad Shahzad (wk), Nawroz Mangal (c), Mohammad Nabi, Shafiqullah Shafiq, Gulbodin Naib, Samiullah Shenwari, Dawlat Zadran, Shapoor Zadran, Najibullah Zadran
7 a.m. Afghanistan opt to bowl first.
"I think the pitch will remain the same, it might get a bit slower as the match progresses," says Dhoni at the toss. Same strip as the one used for the Australia vs Ireland game.
6:55 a.m. You can trash the five-bowler policy to be adopted by India. MS Dhoni has confirmed to stick to four bowlers and seven batsmen.
6:45 p.m. Hello Amigos! We haven't gone anywhere. Just a small biscuit break and back in front of you to bring India's tournament opener against Afghanistan. Toss in 15 minutes.
Having beaten Afghanistan comfortably in their only previous Twenty20 fixture, there is little to suggest that India will have a difficult time against the minnows in their ICC World Twenty20 opener at the Premadasa.
But that's where caution needs to be exercised. No return from a slip-up against the minnows in this format.


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Jaguar XF Recall 14V157000
Potential Loss of Vehicle Control
A rear suspension component could come loose resulting in loss of vehicle control.
Jaguar will notifying owners of affected vehicles beginning May 27, 2014. If you don't receive notification and believe you should have, please contact your Jaguar dealer for further instruction. They may ask for your vehicle identification number (VIN), so please have it handy when you call. The Jaguar recall number is J037.
297 vehicles are being recalled because one or both rear tow adjustment links may come loose from the rear sub-frame. These adjustment links are used to help control rear wheel alignment. If a tow link were to come loose a loss of directional control could result, increasing the risk of a crash. Dealers will replace the nut and washer assembly on the rear toe links to correct this concern.
March 31, 2014
Jaguar Land Rover North America, LLC (Jaguar) is recalling certain model year 2013-2014 XJ, XF and XK vehicles. In the affected vehicles, the toe links, components used to control the alignment of the rear wheels, can separate from the rear sub-frame.
If a toe link separates from the rear sub-frame, a loss of vehicle stability and directional control may result, increasing the risk of a crash.
Jaguar will notify owners, and dealers will replace the nut and washer assembly on the rear toe links, free of charge. The recall is expected to begin around May 27, 2014. Owners may contact Jaguar at 1-855-524-8278. Jaguar's number for this recall is J037.
Owners may also contact the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), or go to www.safercar.gov.
Recall data provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration


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ASUS DR-900 eBook Reader can read wide range of files, such as TXT, PDF, ePUB, TCT, and it also capable of playing MP3 files. There is a 3.5mm audio jack which me you can use this ASUS DR-900 ebook reader as a portable media player, listening to songs while reading your favorite books.
ASUS DR-900 has built-in 4GB storage, but no idea if it could be expanded or not. The details for the launch date on US and Europe are still undisclosed, but it should be arriving soon.
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - October 18, 1944, Abilene, Texas UNITED WAR CHEST fttal MDBMNG OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH-YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT NO. 122 A TEXAS NEWSPAPER ABILENE, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1944-TWELVE PAGES Associated Press I API VniM (U.P.) PRICE FIVE CENTS Reds Push New Prussian Drive a R I I I i Hungarian Army Revolt On; Chiefs Join Soviets ,__i i____, nv.nnf pffnris fn trph out. of the war and had LONDON, Oct. Hungarian army chiefs have gone over to the Russian side, and two army commanders have had to be dismissed, the German official DNB agency announced tonight as the Nazis strove amid deepening confusion to hold Hungary in the war The Berlin and Budapest radios poured out clouds of official explanations, appeals, boasts and accusations tending to obsecure the situation, but it appeared a Hungarian Army revolt was under was. DNB announced that the commanders of the First and Second Hungarian armies had been ousted and that Maj. Gen. Bela Miklos Von Dalnok, commander of the First army, had deserted to the Red prmy along with his staff. Specific mention of his name was believed in London to be at least implied confirmation of neutral reports that the First Hungar- ian army was marching on Budapest with the intention of ousting pro-Nazi Premier Ferenc Szalas! and the German military who hold Inl'he 'welter of proclamations, a broadcast order of the day from Budapest called on all deserters to return to their posts by noon, Oct. supporting reports of anti-Nazi decisions within the Iwanannfsince Regent Nicholas Horthy asked for an armis- tlce on Sunday and was subsequently "retired" and disavowed by the Szalasi "arrow cross" Hungarian Nazi party. The Hungarian paper UJ Magyarsag said Horthy's armistice appeal was bfoadcast Sunday only after Andreas Hladki, Horthy's propaganda chief, had seized the Sandouca radio station. Dr Paul Schmidt, German foreign office spokesman, seeking to put the best face on the Hungarian situation, declared the Germans had known all about Hungarian efforts to get out of the war and had been all set to act quickly, so that they had the situation well in hand at present. Other reports disagreed. The Brussels radio said large numbers of Hungarian soldiers were deserting and that armed clashes between the Germans and Hungar- ians had occurred in various places. That some of the highest officers were refusing to take orders from the Szalasi government, was clear. Moscow maintained the silence it imposed last Thursday on Hungarian operations, but the Cairo radio reported great Soviet tank forces were massing on the Hungarian plain ready to strike at Budapest momentarily. Some word from Moscow was awaited to clarify the picture of affairs inside Hungary.________________ Kayburn Char Would Wreck Large Crowd Greatest congregation democratic party leaders of region gathered together in many years came yester- day to Abilene to hear a cam- paign speech for President Roosevelt and Senator Harry f. Truman delivered by Sam Rayburn, of Bonham, .speak- of the house. From his arrival shortly before noon until 10 o'clock in the even- ing the speaker was kept busy meet- ftig party workers, Inspecting Camp Berkeley and the Abilene Army Air base, attending a dinner in his honor. He was accorded a 17-gun salute as a guard of honor greeted him js he entered the camp, and also base. At noon he was honor Complete text of Speaker Rayburn's talk Is on Pages 2 and 3. .guest with his party, at a luncheon Bernard Hanks' Bear Cove ranch south of town. A state highway pa- trol escort took him from there to Camp Barkeley. The main floor of the Abilene high school auditorium, which seats J200. was two-thirds filled by a which broke into applause many times during Ray burns speech, which was broadcast. Speaker Rayburn declared: "If the Republican leadership had been followed we vcoulil had practically no. Army and Navy when war wai. thrust upon us and we would have stood helpless before these in- ternational bandits." The Texas congressman namec pre-Pcarl Harbor measures eon- i the armed forces which he Said Republicans opposed, and add- ed: "After Bearl Harbor they quieted down some and found that they Congressman Sam Rayburn (Jwill speak at SeWcll auditor- ium, Abilene Christian college, at o'clock this morning before departing for Wichita Falls, where he will attend a Democratic campaign rally. President Don H. Morris of ACC issued an invitation to the public to be present. must go along, but this is electioi year and their campaign of misrep resentatlon is growing." jvrhe Republicans, said Rayburn Were "asking America, entering tin final stages of a vast and terribli conflict, to reject and cast out thi man who has led us to within sigh of victory." In September Texas state convention "loyal from the grass roots rebelled against the political tricksters who represent the big cities anil big Rayburn said. Kayburn stated that he pre- Gliclcd that the vole of the Tex- as Regulars party "will be the smallest, if they remain on the ticket, of any election in the See DEMOCRATS, pg. 12, col. 3 Girl Held A 18-year-old negro girl was be Ing held in city jail last night whil police investigated a charge tha she assaulted her brother-in-law mJJ3amp Barkeley private, with Injuring his arm. The soldi.' !s being treated In the camp hos pltnl. Pt.llce said the knifing occurrcc when the negro Klrl interfered H nn argument between her sister ant hjl sister's husband. DEMOCRATIC LEADER GREETED Rayburn speaker of the house of representatives, left, is shown here as he was welcomed to Abilene by Bernard Hanks, publisher of The Abilene Reporter-News. Congressman Rayburn made the major address of a democratic rally here last night. DEMOCRAT LEADERS APPLAUD ROOSEVELI DINNER SPEECHES West Texas Democrats, 125 of Anson, Louis Johnson of Anson strong, joined Tuesday afternoon at 5'3o o'clock in a banquet at the Hilton hotel honoring Sam Ray- burn, speaker of the national house of representatives and other W. H. Eyssen Jr., Art Carmichael W. C. Russell and Tntn May o Hnmlin, W. H. McCampbell of Stephens county, J. F, KcKinzie, Mi. and Mrs. W. W. Hair, Mr. and Forces Spar Along Whole French Front LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. first day with- out a German counterattack since t h e Nazi line was ireachcd at Aachen has pass- el and the German defend- ers of the city still are vir- tually sealed off from their supporting forces and supplies. Although officers at su- preme Allied headquarters would not confirm the view, it was considered possible that ;he high command had given up hope of saving Aachen or that the furious Allied air at- tacks on Cologne and Duis- oerg had made German res- cue attempts impossible. Powerful American and British forces sparred warily with the ene- my yesterday all along the 85-mile battle line paralleling the Dutch- German border from. Aachen in Germany' to Arnhelm in Holland. Lt. Gen. Courtney H.. Hodges American 'First Army probed cau: tiously north and northeast o. Aachen, where the Nazis, repelled in five furious attempts to break into the encircled city of Aachen in recent had rolled up heavj concentration of tanks and mobile guns. British Second Army troops fought through (he streets to the center of the Dutch high- way town of Venray, eight miles from the German frontier, and pushed an armored column three miles south and cut the Venray- Deurne road. American armor was disclosed to be in position on the British right flank, but was not yet reported to have been hurled into action. At nightfall, British Tommies with bayonets and hand grenade, were reported fighting halfway through -Venray, with the German, selling their lives fanatically to de fend every house and shop build ing. Other British forces who threw a bridgehead across a canal flvi miles scuthwest of Venray beat of violent German attempts to crusl the lodgment, a field dispatch said. In the Overloon area, north o Venray, the Nazis were rcportei pulling out of a pocket npproxi mately yards long and from 700 to 2.000 yards wide along tin state party leaders in Abilene forujrj L Dudley, ilrr. John Hoi- See FRANCE, pg. 12, col. 7 the Roosevelt rally. K. T. Brooks, local district com- mittecman, introduced to the area party leaders their state chairman, Harry L. Scay, who in turn pre- sented the distinguished guests. Three other members of the mit- ional congress were present to add their tribute to Rayburn and voice their approval of the administra- tion.' of President Roosevelt. These, each of whom spoke briefly were Wright Patman of Tcxarkana, George Malion of Colorado City and Sam Russell of Stephcnville. Speaker Rayburn was Introduced but did not speak. Others in the official party who were presented were Mrs. John Perry of Swectwater, district cnm- mitteewoman, Wilbur Sims of Abi- lene who is now attached to state headquarters, Myron Dlalock of Marshall, national committecman, Tom Tyson of state headquarters and Bill Kittrell of Dallas, state secretary. Dr. J. O. Haymes of Abilene gave the invocation. Guests present were Mrs. Myron Blalock of Marshall, Mrs. Ralph Lloyd and Laura Kittrell of Win- ters, Ed Stewart, W. R. Ely, C. R. Pennlngton, Wiley Norwood andW. J. Pulwilcr of Abilene, W. E. Mc- Mahon of Dallas, Mel Thurman, E. M. Ovcrshlncr, Homer Blankenshlp, M. M. Jones, Prank Youngblood and J. P. Stinson of Abilene. Ben Grover, Forrest Kyle. Man- Icy Sikcs and Charles H. Butler of Bangs, Jack Hughes, Willis Cox and Frank Grime.-, of Ahtlcnc. Roy Kcndrlck of Clyde, E. M. Dillon of Dallas, Pat Bullock of Colorado City, Gilbert Smith of Anson, Tom K. Eplen of Abilene, B. L. Tem- pleton nnd Dale Warren of Colo- rado City. Roy L. Duke, Virgil Waldrop nnd Thomas E. Hoyden Jr. of Abilene, CJr.icnce Johnson, county chairman Philippine, Formosa iombings Continue Wooden Arm, Poor Eyes Among Nazis WITH U. S. NINTH AIR FORCE ton, Don Morris and Di. J. O. Hay- of Abilene, Mr. anci Mrs. Clyde E. Thomas of Big Spring, Byron C. Utecht of Austin. Ethridge, H. H Slaughter, C. G. Willis, Mrs. Wylic Norwood, Fred Osborne, Ernest W. Wilson, j IN LUXEMBOURG, Oct. James Culler, H. S. Fntherrec. Joe A German soldier ran out of a trench the wjtj, only onc nrm U. S. PACIFIC KLKBT HEADQUARTERS, Pearl Har- bor, Oct. ac- tion by carrier-based planes a- Kainst the Philippines and a new landing in the Western Carolines were reported tonight in a communique of Adm. Ches- ter W. Nimiti. The carrier plane attacks ex- tended operations which have been in progress against Ja- pan's inner defense ring since Oct. 8 and are meshed with land-based strikes by Gen. Douglas MacArthur who re- ported a. fighter sweep over Mindano. The new landings, made in September but kept secret until today was achieved without op- position on Uiithl atoll in the western Caroline group. Eighty- first division army troops, of the same group which aided in the invasion of the southern Pa- laus, went ashore on Ulithi Sept. 20 and 21. TJlithi is 100 miles east of Yap and is northeast of jPa- .lau..It has one best har- bors in the western Pacific.) By The Associated Press. The Japanese, while reiterating American denied claims of vic- tory over the American task force off eastern Formosa, acknowledged Tuesday (U. S. time) that Yank carriers continued to send out waves of planes to smash targets in the northern Philippines. Meanwhile it was officially dis- closed that American Superfort- resses hit Formosa for the thlrc time in four days while other U. S bombers destroyed a Japanese cruiser in the South' China Sea and smashed up shipping at Hongkong Japanese newspapers, accord- ing to Radio Tokyo, continued to headline what they called the "overwhelming victory" over Adm. William F. Halsey's Third Fleet in the Formosa area. Tokyo, however, made no further mention of Japa- nese warships that were pre- viously pictured as chasing the "defeated" American fleet. The Japanese claims of up to 5! American ships sunk or damaged brought the flat statement fron Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, Pacific fleet chief, that Nipponese war- ships eamc out, took a look anc turned tail without challenging when they discovered "our fight inc strength unimpaired." The Admiral said "there has been no damage of consequence to our battleships or carriers. How- ever, two medium sized ships wen hit by aircraft torpedoes and an retiring from the area." He added icrsonnel casualties "were small." So far in the carrier plane avions centering in the Ryukyu islands south of the Japanese homeland and on Formosa and the 'hilippines, the Japanese have los in estimated 828 to 843 planes Thirty-seven others were listed a: probables. The Japanese news agency Domci, In a Tokyo broadcast monitored by FCC said Amer- ican airmen hit Clark Field, Important air base 40 miles northwest of Manila, and blast- ed the port of Lcgaspl, south- ern Lilon, Tuesday morning, Philippine time. Domci claim- ed repulse of the raiders. There was no American con- firmation of these strikes. American superfortresses smash- ed a third Formosa air base Tues- -iay (Wednesday. Japanese In the third B-29 raid there in four days the giant planes blasted Eln- ansho, airdrome and supply depot at.Talnian on the southwest coast. Some Japanese fighters were In the Alarmed Nazis Claim Power Turned Loose LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. tremendous new Russian offensive aimed straight west toward the heart of East Prussia was announced by alarmed German broad- casters yesterday, and the Soviet midnight communique de- scribed heavy Red air force bombings all along the path of advance as far as Insterburg, 37 miles inside the German Junkers' homeland. The Russians did not directly confirm the offensive by Gen. Ivan D. Chcrniakhovsky's Third White Russian army group, but left little doubt that it was in progress, announc- ing that Red bombers Monday night to Tuesday morning, hit Instcrberg and the intermediate railway junctions of Gum-, binnen and Stalluponen, along the very route the Germans said Cherniakhovsky's drive was directed. The German radio said the new attack was along a mile front on both sides of the Lithuanian town of Vilka- iskis and declared it was acket.! by forests of artillery nd spearheaded by low fly- ng Stormovik planes. The Russians already were at the order at points west of In- terburg. The Moscow communique an- ounced a further cleanup south nd southwest of Riga, the cap- urcd Latvian capital, with the re- nainlng German forces in that Baltic state driven into the corner air but- losses. the B-29s The superfortress Formosa raid caused MaJ. Gen. Curtis Lemay, chief of the 20th bomber command, to exclaim, "we knocked the hell our of them this, trip.1 Official reports said that in the two previous raids Heito air bnse was knocked out while the major Okuyama air repair and supply cen- ter was smashed, with 32 out of Its 34 main buildings deslroycd. The. three Formosa air bases were the very henrt of Nippon's aerial power over the South China sea. The Japanese 14th American also were lilt by Air Force land- based bombers out of China. A lone Yank airman destroyed a Japanese cruiser and probably sank a dc- strcycr out of six men-of-war head- ed toward Formosa. The cruiser See PACIFIC, PR. 12, col. 6 Chest Drive Donations Hit Peak for Day Largest contributions since the opening day of the carri- paign to raise for the Taylor County War .Chest poured into the fund Tuesday to the sum of Total amount donated now is 253.47, leaving to be raised: Morgan Jones Jr., chairman ol the advanced gifts committee, said yesterday that such .gifts are ap- proximately 60 percent complete. Tuesday two new wore added to the ilist 'of-those which have oversubscribed their quotas They were ranchers and capitalists with a quota of subscribing and automobile ta subscribing FDR Pleads More Help of Community WASHINGTON, Octi President Roosevelt tonight appeal- ed for greater than ever contribu- tions to community wnr funds as a token of "Democracy at Us best" to show there Is no letdown in ou national unity. He said that on the day of the flighting men's return Pappy's Spokesman Called to Capital WASHINGTON, Oct. Th Senate campaign expenditures committee, planning to take up Thursday tile operations of the W Lee O'Duniel News, has called to Washington as a principal witness a Texas newspaperman who Is In charge of the publication in Fort Worth. Summoned by the committee, Garfield Crawford, who has han- dled public relations matters for Senator O'Dnniel (D-Tex.i for years, is due to arrive here tomor- he declared speedy "we arc trying to mak I'.M. year: Sunirl la" MinrKe tlik mr Sunset toiilcht: il low (o n p.r Illclt nii'l low name da 80 ami shake war fund donors by the hand nnd sny "thanks for hclpini frifind." In n nationwide radio nppcal 01 behalf of wnr fund drives. Mr Roosevelt said "our gift to our com munity war fund is onc way if show that thnrp is no letdown in the spirit, and unity of this country This expression of on own free from th heart of the nation." "In these he said, "as begin to see the approach of vie tory, it may seem more of a bur rim to us to measure up to on war jobs and responsibilities." Bui he continued, a war fund gift i "typical of democracy at its bast." Through war fund contributions Vm said, "we send a token of on own personal friendship to th traRic victims of brute slavery an to those who have so lonn borne th burden of fighting this hungry, the sick and the liomclr? peoples of China, Russia, Britaii Belgium, France. Greece. Poland, the Netherlands, the Philip pines, and other friends and neigh bors in the community of nations. OPA OKAYs RISE IN BREAD PRICE 'My, HII enthusiastic DALLAS, Oct. vr> r.i wholesale and retail ceiling ,iric for most .sellers of the onc-and-a half pound loaf of white brcn was increased yesterday by on cent in 17 Texas counties. C. V Nichols. Dallas rcRlonnl A pric executive, said here today. Nichols said the action, taken b the national OPA office in Wash inuton, was necessary to avert threatened local shortaKC in tl Waco, Abilene, Fort Worth an Dallas trndlni; areas caused by f nnncial hardship of the majorit of the wholesale bread plants i these areas. The followlnR prices were rstal: lishcd in -lli counties: Wholesal II cents; retail, 13 cents; chnl store private label, 11 cents. They Include Callahan, Shaclie! ford and Tnylor. If the maximum prices, prcvlour ly established under the senera maximum price regulation by an Individual seller, nre hlchcr Ilia those fixed today, they may main In effect, Nichols said. wtween the Gulf of .Riga and the Baltic sea. One of their use- ul posts, Ventsplls, was bombed :avily. While silent concerning land ac- lon against East Prussia, the Rus- lans announced a further slashing drive In northern Transylvania had .arried within two miles of the outhern border of the Carpatho- Ukraine territory which Hungary ook- from dismembered Czecho- slovakia, and told of further small ,alns southwest and west of Nls ill Yugoslavia. Street fighting continued in Beltrludn, wlth.tha..Ru5siaris and, Yugoslav Partisans teamed in: Imttllny the Germans for the Yugoslav capital. A supplement to the Soviet com- munique this morning said more Jinn Germans had been killed :n two days of fighting In Belgrade, which it said the enemy had 'turned into a powerful center of defense." "On tile approaches to the city ,.nd in Its streets the Hitlerites havo set up many pillboxes and block- nouses with anti-tank and infantry the Soviet announce- ment said. "Our troops dealt the enemy a, heavy defeat in the suburbs and broke through to the outskirts of the city. Soviet and Yugoslav units are advancing staunchly. Fighting lias reached the center of the city." Marshal Tito in a cummunlnue nn behalf of bis Partisans said all of Belgrade but two districts now had been freed of Germans and declared: "Three German divisions in tbe city are putting up a des- perate defense. Outside Belgrade two Grrmnn divisions have been surrounded." German radio commentators said the Russians had penetrated Nazi lines at several places and said stubborn fighting was In progress for paths through the fortifications and earthworks so hastily thrown up by the old men. women and. children of East Prussia during the past few months. OPA Boosts Price On Cotton Storage WASHINGTON, Oct. Tile Office of Price Administration today announced increased ceiling prices for storage and other ware- housing services on government- owneci ".ottor. of the 1044-45 crop. The new ceilings, effective imme- diately and continuing through July 1, 1945, represent an increase of 3 cents a bale over previous prices. OPA said the boost was allowed to compensate for the change storage and handling operations which will result from the government's new purchasing program. The new ceiling prices, approved by the Commodity Credit corpora- tion arc: For storage of cotton in ware- houses operating compressing facil- ities, 18 cents a bale a month or part of month. For cotton stored in warehouses not operating compressing facili- ties, 21 cents a bale a month or part of month. Both of these maximum prices are subject to deduction for the cost of fire Insurance on a valuation of a bale. For rewelghlng already stored cclton. the ceiling is 17 cents a bale: for resampling such cotton, 18 cents a bale, for rcwelghlng and re- sampling when performed at the same time, 30 cents a bale. These later ceilings are generally 6 cents a bale over existing maximum prices, OPA said. ;
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Foundations for Paramedic Practice
€ 34,99
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April 2012
Beschreibung"The contents should resonate with all paramedic students as they develop their practice experience, try to make sense of their clinical activity and deal with the ambiguity that is daily paramedic work when responding to emergency calls. Additionally, this excellent book provides a framework for paramedic students as they start to consider their capability in important areas such as communication, managing situations and people, learning from experience and decision making."
Andy Freeman-May, Senior Lecturer, Paramedic Emergency Care, Oxford Brookes University, UK"An essential text for new student paramedics discovering their professional identity and working towards registration and also for registered paramedic practitioners as part of their life long learning and continued professional development ... Having an understanding of the subject matter within this book is of paramount importance for the paramedic practitioner of the future."
Paul Bates, Higher Education Programme Manager, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, UK"This book covers areas of emergency care vital to the role of a paramedic, which are traditionally under-taught and often complex to understand. Blaber simplifies legal, ethical and moral issues faced by front line paramedics and also helps students to write constructive academic essays for those all important university assignments. A fantastic, well written book, which is well presented and full of useful references."
Ruth Lambert, Paramedic"This enjoyable book is written in a language and a format which is easy to read and follow. The bitesized chapters feature a comprehensive reference list, enabling further research, and 'stop and think' examples which encourage you to consider your own knowledge and experiences whilst reflecting on how theory fits with practice. The additional sections on Vulnerable Adults and End of Life Care are also invaluable. A must for both student and experienced paramedics."
Emma Redwood, Paramedic This popular undergraduate level book introduces the main theoretical subjects studied in higher education paramedic courses. The second edition links ways of working to appropriate theory and reflects the current curriculum guidance from paramedic professional bodies. The book covers a wide variety of academic subjects, including those not traditionally taught in ambulance 'in-house' training, such as psychology and sociology. This expanded edition includes three new chapters on Specialist development roles for the paramedic, Care of vulnerable adults and End of life care. The book also covers:
- Ethics and law for the paramedic
- Reflective practice and communication
- Professional issues, including clinical audit and governance and anti-discriminatory practice
- Psychological perspectives on health and ill health
- Safeguarding children
- Sociological perspective on health and ill health and social policy
- Managing change, decision making and leadership theory
List of contributorsIntroductionEthics and law for the paramedic
Interpersonal communication: a foundation of practice
Professional issues affecting practice
Reflective practice in relation to pre-hospital care
Psychology: an introduction
Developmental psychology: an introduction
Abnormal psychology: an introduction
Sociology: an introduction
Social factors
Psycho-social aspects of health and illness: an introduction
Safeguarding children
Care of vulnerable adults
End of life care
Social policy relevant to paramedic practice
Leadership styles and the decision-making process
Theories of decision making
Change management theory and its usefulness to practice
Specialist development roles for the paramedic
Continuing professional development: pre & post registration Conclusion
PortraitAmanda Blaber is Senior Lecturer at the University of Brighton, UK. She is also co-editor of Assessment Skills for Paramedics (Open University Press, 2011).
Untertitel: A Theoretical Perspective. 2. Auflage. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: McGraw-Hill Education Ltd
Erscheinungsdatum: April 2012
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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
They look like a real good thing for us folks that have joint problems. lets us know how it works .
Happy New year
Freedom is costly and quilting keeps us busy...
I have one of those tubs, it came with the house when we purchased it. Besides the fact a bath now takes twice as long because of waiting for the tub to fill and drain, it also takes most of the 40 gal. hot water tank to fill with the water. We don't take hot baths just warm but the volume of the tub is huge. My opinion living with it for the last few years is I'd get the shower conversion and a shower chair the tub is a pain in the butt to clean, lets not even talk about the grey seal around the door to get in, yuk. Leave the door open to dry after your bath unless you want a science experiment growing.
well, keep a towel nearby and a robe too. all should go well. enjoy!!!
Having to sit in the tub while it fills up and drain does not bother me. Before this last hip replacement I would get in the tub and then fill it up and also dry off in tub while it drained. Since this hip replacement likes to jump out of socket, having to step up high into my regular tub is impossible for me. If I ever want to take a "regular" bath or shower my other bathroom is where I would go. I just hope I do not have to wait too long before it is installed. Since I am paying cash the rep. said I would be pushed to the top of the waiting list and top of the to install list. Right now it will be towards the end of Jan, but am waiting for a call from the main company to get a set date. Thank you everyone for telling me the ins and outs of the tub. For me the outs are outweighed.
Grandmeto6 aka Judy
I'm glad you were able to get one and hope you get a lot of enjoyment out of it. I am a shower person, but I know some people like baths much better. In the seventies we had to find campers with tubs because my mom only took baths, not showers. We also ruled out many homes with master baths with only showers. Enjoy it!
Oh I want one of those too.
A friend is someone who knows all about you and loves you anyway.
I also have wanted one of those tubs. I called for infor and got it but I could never get a price for it from anyone. Please enjoy the tub. I think of having one often because I love a hot bath but it's relly hard to get in & out of the tub for me. Enjoy!
Grandmeto6 aka Judy