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Date of Stay: December, 2015
We have stayed here repeatedly as we travel to and from family visits. This is the first time we have encountered anything other than top notch service. Needing propane, we waited until the office opened at 10 before leaving our site. I walked to office at 10 to request propane..still locked. Went back to MH, back to office as we were pulling out...office still locked but a campground host appeared. I asked for propane and her response was" the man who does that is sitting in his easy chair in the Montana..are you desperate?" I indicated we needed to fill up..she walked to the back of the office and entered..leaving me standing in the cold in front of locked door. ( A second lady had entered office through back..both ignored the fact that the door was locked.) After waiting several minutes my husband decided we would go elsewhere for propane. I am posting this for the benefit of the owners..I doubt that they will be happy with their hosts when reading this. I know I am disappointed!
Date of Stay: September, 2014
A small campground without a lot of frills but very friendly and accommodating owners. Although the campground map shows no pull-through sites, the owner allowed us to use two sites creating a pull-through.The campground and bathhouse were very clean. No trees, so great satellite reception. We will stay here again when visiting relatives in the area. Price reflects Good Sam discount.
Date of Stay: June, 2014
I called ahead for a reservation. I was given no choice in type of site. I indicated 40 ft RV with tow and 50 amp. We were placed in a premium patio site at $50/per night . I was not happy to see many less expensive long pullt hroughs sitting empty. So beware if you make phone reservations! Typical KOA that is overpriced for amenities provided. Park is quiet, roads and sites clearly marked. We tried to walk the nature trail. It was Very natural that disappeared into unmowed weeds with no indication of trail. I liked this park better before it became a KOA! Have stayed there many times through the years .
Date of Stay: August, 2013
Definitely a bare bones, no amenities park. Only 3 sites available for transients; the others appear to be permanent residents. Better than overnighting at Walmart. Full hookups and slides can be deployed. Pull through site accommodated our motorhome and tow dolly. We felt safe, and except for a garbage truck at 5AM emptying the dumpster, we were undisturbed. We will stay here again if in the area.
Date of Stay: August, 2013
Perfect for an overnight stay. No amenities, but a safe, quiet park with full hookups. If we stay at Walmart, it costs more to run the generator all night than it does to stay here and here we are able to open the slides! The RV park is next door to Leonard City Park. We did not realize that until this morning but then we went for a nice long walk. We will definitely stay here again if back in this area.
Date of Stay: July, 2012
Campground roads are tight for a 40 ft motorhome but can be done with care. Due to location of marker posts, getting into our site (B8) was difficult and took some maneuvering. No full hookup sites except for hosts. Electric only with water spigots throughout loops. Neither potable water or flush hose at dump station threaded so we could not fill our tank nor rinse black tank. As others have said, sites are well separated: lots of privacy. We will camp here again. I want to have time to explore the area: lots of trails to walk, etc.
Date of Stay: December, 2011
This campground has the best restrooms I have ever seen. There are multiple (10 in the bathhouse near us) private bath/showers that were meticulous. Sites are too close together. For an overnight this time of year, no problem. I would not want to be in this campground when most of the sites are occupied. Roads are in horrible condition but owners are addressing the problem.
Date of Stay: December, 2011
Rate reflects base rate plus $5.00 each for each extra people. It had been raining most of the day. The water spigots, recessed in the ground to prevent freezing, were under water. I checked two sites.both spigots were under about 6 inches of water. We could not hook up our water without contaminating our hose. Sites very close together. Okay for an overnight but expensive for what you get!
Date of Stay: April, 2010
Campground was adequate for an overnight stay. Individual in the office was very friendly. He led us to our campsite which was a good thing since we drove through a field: no road of any sort to access our site. I have no problems with paying a small amount extra for more than two adults but $5 per adult extra is a little much! Nightly rate for 2 adults is $27. Site was sandy. Swimming pool is under construction. Bathrooms were clean but small: two showers and one toilet. Overpriced for what we got!
Date of Stay: September, 2009
Wi-Fi is available here for a fee ($1.00/day). There was lots of interstate noise but not a problem with fans on: a pleasant campground. We will stay here again.
Date of Stay: August, 2009
This place is perfect for an overnight stop: definitely not a destination campground! A typical KOA: too many sites, too close together. This campground is new (one year old) and everything is very clean. Most sites are gravel. The owner was very helpful. There is easy on/off the interstate although the campground itself is not well marked. It's in the middle of a developing area and is not easily seen as you exit interstate. We will stay here in again as an overnight stop.
Date of Stay: July, 2009
This is a very pleasant campground: clean and well-maintained. It needs more bathrooms. One bathroom (commode, sink and shower) for each sex, period. A campground this size needs several more than one! Wi-Fi available but there is a fee for anything more than 10 minutes. Staff very friendly.
Date of Stay: July, 2009
Campground is one of the few in this area..makes a good overnight stop. A little run down, my guess is it once was a KOA...sites are very close together. Bathrooms clean but need refurbishing. Pool permanently closed. Staff in office very pleasant. Very quiet, no road noise. We will stay here again if in this area.
Date of Stay: July, 2006
Nice park for an overnight stay. We were there on a week night so the close sites were not a problem since most were empty. A computer is available in the "Welcome Center" for campers' use. Free laundry! My only complaint was the showers.The shower handles did not work. I could not adjust water temp and finally gave up in frustration!
Date of Stay: July, 2006
One of the few campgrounds on I-65 going through this region of Alabama (20 miles north of Birmingham). Makes a good overnight stop. Office personnel very friendly. Bathrooms immaculate. We were not assigned a site - choose our own. Sites are very close together.


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Note about the channeller: I had my ups and downs and still now after Ashtar came to me about ten days ago and asking me to channel him I am asking him about ten times a day if this is all real or just my imagination. Let your heart guiding you when you read this message and then decide by yourself. Namaste, Philipp.
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Sorry to say that due to some kind of booking mix-up we're not on the bill for Record Store Day in Stirling on the 22nd after all (and so obviously we won't be playing).
Our new EP, These Days, is available now via Bandcamp on CD and pay-what-you-want download. The full digital release (iTunes, Amazon etc. plus streaming via Spotify et al) starts rolling out today, so expect to see the EP on those services and more ove rthe coming week.
These Days EP – video preview
Here's a preview of the new E.P. – the title track with a lo-fi video we knocked together out of some rehearsal footage. Enjoy!
These Days EP Launch
On Sunday 9th April at The 13th Note, Glasgow, we'll be launching our new EP These Days with special guests including Hedgefriar (more TBC). £5 entry, includes a CD copy of the EP.
Record Store Day
We're playing this year's Record Store Day at Europa Music in Stirling. More news as we get it!
These Days …
The new Dog Moon Howl EP is to be called These Days and will be released (CD/download) during the month of March, which this year follows hot on the heels of February. The actual date is not yet set, but we're planning an end-of-the-month launch gig in Glasgow, so, you know, expect it around the end of the month. Ish. More news on this soon, including a teaser track to be brought to you via the magic of YouTube.
Craig and Ally (The Craig Hughes Two) will also soon be releasing the live-in-the-studio mini album Off the Cuff – head on over to www.craighughes.net for more on that one.
Pre-news news.
The first Dog Moon Howl rehearsal of the year is looming, followed by a band meeting. Ooh. Check us. We'll be discussing the release of our new EP and gigs and that – more news very soon.
Edinburgh/Glasgow gigs with Sky Valley Mistress 9th/10th December
We'll be supporting Sky Valley Mistress on the Scottish leg of their current UK tour this Friday (9th) and Saturday (10th).
Friday 9th December: Bannermans, Edinburgh with additional support from The Motion Poets. Doors 8pm, Dog Moon Howl onstage @ 9:15pm.
Saturday 10th December: Nice'N'Sleazy, Glasgow with additional support from The Naked Feedback. Doors 7:30pm, Dog Moon Howl onstage @ 8:15pm.
Bit of a last minute outing but these look to be a couple of cracking nights – and our last live dates for 2016 – so we hope to see some of you there!
Check out Sky Valley Mistress here: www.skyvalleymistress.com
December gigs – now with added Edinburgh!
In addition to playing Ivory Black's in Glasgow on Saturday December 3rd with Aye Aye et al, we're now also appearing with Sky Valley Mistress on the Edinburgh date of their current UK tour. That's at Bannermans, along with The Motion Poets, on Friday December 9th.


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Errors in medication history at hospital admission: prevalence and predicting factors
An accurate medication list at hospital admission is essential for the evaluation and further treatment of patients. The objective of this study was to describe the frequency, type and predictors of errors in medication history, and to evaluate the extent to which standard care corrects these errors.
A descriptive study was carried out in two medical wards in a Swedish hospital using Lund Integrated Medicines Management (LIMM)-based medication reconciliation. A clinical pharmacist identified each patient's most accurate pre-admission medication list by conducting a medication reconciliation process shortly after admission. This list was then compared with the patient's medication list in the hospital medical records. Addition or withdrawal of a drug or changes to the dose or dosage form in the hospital medication list were considered medication discrepancies. Medication discrepancies for which no clinical reason could be identified (unintentional changes) were considered medication history errors.
The final study population comprised 670 of 818 eligible patients. At least one medication history error was identified by pharmacists conducting medication reconciliations for 313 of these patients (47%; 95% CI 43-51%). The most common medication error was an omitted drug, followed by a wrong dose. Multivariate logistic regression analysis showed that a higher number of drugs at admission (odds ratio [OR] per 1 drug increase = 1.10; 95% CI 1.06-1.14; p < 0.0001) and the patient living in their own home without any care services (OR = 1.58; 95% CI 1.02-2.45; p = 0.042) were predictors for medication history errors at admission. The results further indicated that standard care by non-pharmacist ward staff had partly corrected the errors in affected patients by four days after admission, but a considerable proportion of the errors made in the initial medication history at admission remained undetected by standard care (OR for medication errors detected by pharmacists' medication reconciliation carried out on days 4-11 compared to days 0-1 = 0.52; 95% CI 0.30-0.91; p=0.021).
Clinical pharmacists conducting LIMM-based medication reconciliations have a high potential for correcting errors in medication history for all patients. In an older Swedish population, those prescribed many drugs seem to benefit most from admission medication reconciliation.
The problem of inaccurate medication lists at hospital admission and discharge is extensive
Medication reconciliation has been endorsed by patient safety organisations and authorities in a number of countries as a method of improving the accuracy of patients' medication lists
The Lund Integrated Medicines Management (LIMM) model offers a systematic approach for individualising and optimising drug treatment for inpatients
The objective of this study was to describe the frequency and type of medication history errors identified by pharmacists performing medication reconciliations for patients admitted to a Swedish hospital, and to evaluate predictors for those medication errors. A secondary objective was to evaluate the degree to which standard care identifies errors in the medication history when the pharmacist's medication reconciliation is delayed.
Setting and population
This prospective study was conducted in two internal medicine wards (designated A and B) at the University hospital of Lund, Sweden. A LIMM-based clinical pharmacy service, including medication reconciliation at admission, was implemented in January and October, 2007, in the respective wards. All patients admitted to wards A and B after implementation of the service until the end of the year 2007, were eligible for inclusion in the study. Patients discharged or deceased before the pharmacist could conduct admission medication reconciliation were excluded from the study. There were 22 beds in each ward. The weekday staff in each ward comprised two junior physicians and two senior physicians, one clinical pharmacist, three nurses, three assistant nurses, one physiotherapist and one occupational therapist. Availability of beds alone decided the ward to which a patient was admitted. The wards used the standard hospital electronic health record (EHR) system (Melior®, Siemens Corp.); this was used in all hospital wards but was not used in primary care. The primary care centres in the region surrounding the hospital used either another EHR system or paper-based health records. Community care services used paper-based medication lists. The different levels of care (i.e. primary, secondary and community care) exchanged information about the patients' current medication lists by phone, fax, or mail. No electronic communications between the hospital and the primary care centres or community care services was possible at the time of the study. The regional ethical board of the University of Lund, Sweden, did not consider ethical approval to be necessary and had no objections to the study.
Collection of data
A two-step procedure was used to collect and classify data on medication discrepancies and errors in the medication histories. Firstly, clinical pharmacists conducted medication reconciliations and documented their work in a LIMM medication interview questionnaire form (Additional file
Additional file 1
LIMM Medication Interview Questionnaire. The LIMM Medication Interview Questionnaire used by the clinical pharmacists when conducting admission medication reconciliation.
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The medication reconciliation process in the LIMM model
The admission medication reconciliation process in the LIMM model is comprehensive and was developed over about 5 years and implemented on top of standard care
The pre-admission medication list identified by the pharmacist was regarded as the most accurate list available since it was based on all available information sources and had been compiled according to a well established, systematic method
It was ward policy that a clinical pharmacist should conduct the LIMM-based medication reconciliation within one day of admission to the ward or on Mondays for patients admitted on weekends. Medication reconciliation was conducted once for each patient and took on average 32 minutes per patient if a patient interview was conducted and 15 minutes if no interview was conducted [unpublished observations, personal communication Tommy Eriksson 27/03/2012]. This time included the face-to-face discussion with a physician about discrepancies in the hospital medication list.
Occasionally, it took longer than one day for the pharmacist to conduct the medication reconciliation. This was attributed to time constraints, lack of personnel, or temporarily closed wards because of an infection outbreak among the patients. If a clinical pharmacist was not available, physicians and/or nurses occasionally corrected errors in the medication history (standard care), but there were no instructions or forms for these changes, in contrast to the LIMM-based structured medication reconciliations.
Definition and classification of medication discrepancies and errors
The identified differences between the pharmacist-acquired medication list and the medication list in the EHR were classified retrospectively by reviewing the LIMM medication interview questionnaires and the EHR. A medication discrepancy was defined as an addition or withdrawal of a drug, or a change to the dose or dosage form. An incorrect dosage interval was not defined as a discrepancy if the total dosage/24 h had not been changed. Changes to an equivalent generic drug or withdrawal of drugs with a long dosage interval, e.g. once monthly, were also not regarded as medication discrepancies. The medication discrepancies were further classified by type: drug omitted (the drug had not been registered in the hospital EHR drug list), additional drug (a drug had been erroneously added to the hospital EHR drug list), dosage too high, dosage too low, or wrong dosage form.
Medication discrepancies for which the reviewing pharmacists could not identify any clinical reason (unintentional changes) were deemed to be medication errors. Our definition of a medication error was based on the definition proposed by Leape
Two pharmacy students (doing their Masters theses) were responsible for the classification of medication discrepancies and errors as described above. They were informed by a research pharmacist (ÅB) about the classification procedure and they continually discussed any lack of clarity with the research pharmacist. To evaluate the percent of cases which the raters agreed upon, 30 patients were classified independently by the two students and one research pharmacist (LH). The agreement with regard to the number and type of medication errors was 83%.
An open source software based on the R language and environment for statistical computing (
Description of the study sample
In total, 818 patients were eligible for inclusion. Patients who did not receive a medication reconciliation (n = 137) and patients for whom important demographic and study data were missing (n = 11) were excluded. The final study population comprised 670 patients: 524 in ward A and 146 in ward B. The characteristics of the study population are summarised in Table
Table 1
Characteristics of the study participants (n = 670)
Age, mean, in years (SD)
81 (10)
Sex, % female
Number of drugs at admission, median (IQR)
Regular use
7 (5-11)
As needed
1 (0-2)
Patients using a multi-dose system (ApoDos®), % of patients
Length of stay in the ward, median days (IQR)
8 (4-12)
Number of drugs at discharge, median (IQR)
Regular use
8 (5-11)
As needed
1 (1-3)
SD, standard deviation. IQR, interquartile range
Description of the medication reconciliation process
The clinical pharmacists identified 1136 medication discrepancies between the lists for 420 of 670 patients (63%; 95% CI 59 to 66%). The mean of medication discrepancies in the total cohort was 1.7 (95% CI 1.6-1.8) per patient, and the mean per affected patient was 2.7 (95% CI 2.5-2.9). The actions of the pharmacists and physicians after the initial identification of discrepancies are summarised in Figure
Figure 1
Illustration of the medication reconciliation process
Illustration of the medication reconciliation process. The figure includes the number of identified medication discrepancies (MD), the number of pharmacist-suggested changes, and the number of corrected drug prescriptions. The number of discrepancies that were later classified as medication errors (ME) by the reviewing pharmacists is also given.
Frequency and types of errors in medication history
Of the 1136 identified medication discrepancies, 672 (59%) were classified as medication errors. These errors affected 313 patients, representing a frequency of 47% (95% CI 43 to 51%). The error rate was 10.2% (672/6582) of the total number of prescribed drugs at hospital admission. The overall mean (in the total cohort) was 1.0 (95% CI 0.9-1.1) medication error per patient, and the mean per affected patient was 2.1 (95% CI 1.9-2.3). Twenty-three percent of the patients had one error, 11% had two errors and 13% had between three to nine errors. The most common medication error was omission of a drug, followed by a wrong dose. The frequencies of the various types of medication error and the most commonly associated drug classes are shown in Table
Table 2
Number of medication errors by type, and most frequent ATC codes for each type of error.
Type of error
Medication errors; numbers (%)
The three most frequent ATC codes by type of error; number of errors
Omission of drug
417 (62)
Dose too high
86 (13)
Dose too low
82 (12)
Additional drug
79 (12)
Wrong dosage form
8 (1)
672 (100)
ATC-codes: B03, Antianemic preparations; C07, Beta-blocking agents; N02, Analgesics; N05, Psycholeptics; N06, Psychoanaleptics; R03, Drugs for obstructive pulmonary disease
ATC, Anatomic Therapeutic Chemical
Predicting errors in medication history
In the multivariable logistic regression model, an increased number of drugs at admission and absence of any care service before hospital admission (i.e. patients living in their own homes without community care service) were significant predictors for medication errors (Table
Table 3
Predictors of errors in the medication history at admission to hospital.
Potential predictors
Number of patients with an error (%)
Odds ratio (95% CI)
Number of drugs at admission
For each 1-drug increase
313 (47)
1.10 (1.06-1.14)*
For each 10-yr increase
313 (47)
1.08 (0.92-1.27)
250 (48)
63 (43)
0.82 (0.56-1.21)
135 (43)
178 (50)
1.33 (0.96-1.83)
Type of care service before admission
Care home
63 (47)
Own home with community care services
74 (45)
1.08 (0.67-1.75)
Own home, no care service
176 (48)
1.58 (1.02-2.45)*
Directly admitted to study ward a
155 (47)
No; transferred from another ward
131 (49)
1.12 (0.80-1.57)
Days until medication reconciliation
Number of days until the pharmacist's medication reconciliation a
0-1 days
168 (51)
2-3 days
101 (49)
0.85 (0.59-1.23)
4-11 days
24 (38)
0.52 (0.30-0.91)*
Odds ratios were derived from a multivariable binary logistic regression model
* p < 0.05
aNumber (%) of patients is reported only for those with complete data. In the logistic regression model missing data was imputed
Correction of errors in medication history by standard care
As the variable for the number of days until medication reconciliation was included in the regression model, it can be assumed that the patients reconciled on days 4-11 had the same adjusted rate of medication error when they were admitted to hospital as the rest of the patients. The odds ratio for medication errors detected by pharmacist medication reconciliation was 0.52 (95% CI 0.30-0.91) on days 4-11 (Table
In our study population of mainly older patients, approximately 50% were affected by errors in the medication history at admission to hospital. The most common error was the erroneous omission of a drug from the hospital EHR medication list. Predictors of the occurrence of medication errors included an increased number of preadmission drugs and living in one's own home without community care service.
Our findings are similar to those of other studies
The association between the number of prescribed drugs at admission and the occurrence of medication errors was not surprising. Previously, some researchers have found associations between errors in the medication history and the number of drugs at admission
There are varying results from other research on predictors for errors in the medication history. In accordance with our results, Gleason and colleagues found that there were few predictors associated with medication errors at admission and they suggested that well-designed processes for medication history verification were more important than patient characteristics
The relative importance of the medication reconciliation by a pharmacist in terms of added value compared to standard care was also of interest. Optimally, this should be studied in a randomized, controlled trial. Because we were unable to carry out a randomized trial, we used an indirect measure to evaluate the degree to which standard care corrected medication errors. The pharmacists did not conduct the medication reconciliation until 4-11 days after admission for 20% of the patients due to time constraints or lack of personnel. If standard care had not identified and corrected any medication errors at all, the probability that the pharmacists identified medication errors on days 4-11 would have been as high as that on days 0-1. However, regression analysis suggested that the probability that there would still be an error in a patient's medication history after 4 or more days in the ward was lower compared to days 0-1. This implies that standard care had had partly corrected the errors in affected patients by that time, but a considerable proportion of the errors made in the initial EHR medication history at admission remained undetected by standard care. Two to three days after admission, the probability that patients would still be prescribed the wrong drug or dose was as high as the first day after admission. The potentially severe nature of some of the errors in medication history
We believe it is necessary for medication reconciliation processes to be well designed and systematic, and aided by structured forms and detailed guidelines. Clinical pharmacists, as key members of a multidisciplinary team, are very well suited to perform such systematic medication reconciliations. A review by the British National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence
The physicians' acceptance of the pharmacists' recommended changes to drug therapy is often used in studies of clinical pharmacy services as a measure of quality. In this study, 94% of the recommendations from the pharmacist concerning errors in medication history were accepted and implemented by the physicians, which suggests that the process was effective. In a number of cases, there was no information about the measures taken by the physicians after the pharmacists' recommendations, or about the pharmacists' reasons for not recommending changes to the medication list. More precise documentation might have provided even better insight into the effectiveness of the process.
This study adds to the evidence that LIMM-based patient care in hospital offers a positive contribution. We detected and corrected medication errors in almost half of the study patients. Although this study did not evaluate possible harm from these errors, a study including a sample of our study patients reported the clinical significance of pharmacists' recommendations
This study had several limitations. Firstly, it was conducted in an internal medicine population in a single hospital, which limits the generalisability. Secondly, acceptance of the pharmacist-acquired medication list as the most accurate preadmission drug list available could be questioned. It is possible that some medication discrepancies escaped our detection. However, studies have shown that pharmacists appear to be especially suited and more effective than physicians when obtaining medication histories
We conclude that medication history errors at hospital admission are common, which highlights the importance of introducing processes for ensuring that the medication lists are accurate and complete as soon as possible after admission. Clinical pharmacists can be valuable in performing structured medication reconciliations to reduce the risk of medication errors. Our findings suggest that there is limited potential for predicting which patients are at highest risk of experiencing errors in their medication history. More research is needed, particularly to uncover the reasons for the possible impact of pre-admission care services on medication errors. In general, we believe that systematic medication reconciliations should be conducted in all patients admitted to hospital. Among older patients admitted to Swedish hospitals, those being prescribed many drugs could benefit the most from admission medication reconciliations by clinical pharmacists.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
All authors were involved in designing the study. ÅB, TE and LH were involved in the collection of data. ÅB, TE, PH and LH interpreted the data. LH and PH were responsible for the statistical analysis. LH drafted the first version of the manuscript and all authors made critical revisions to the manuscript. All authors gave final approval to the manuscript.
The authors thank the pharmacists Kristin Holmqvist and Nedal Ahmad for skilful help with the collection and classification of data, all staff of the study wards, and the clinical pharmacists who were members of the team. The contributions of the Hospital pharmacy, Skåne University Hospital in Lund, Sweden, former employer of Lina Hellström and Åsa Bondesson, are gratefully acknowledged. The study was funded by Apoteket AB (a national corporation of Swedish pharmacies), Skåne Regional Council and Linnaeus University, Sweden.
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Pre-publication history
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here:


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Death Vs Mercy
I felt the lids of my eye sockets open, but yet I couldn't see anything, but filtrated shadows, blurred by its underlying blank surface. A one tone beep shot off every few seconds at a constant state. I still felt as if I were floating, and my ankles still stung with the dark hands of the unforgiving. Wiggling my toes, I hope for some recognition that I was still alive. I got none, my body still numb in its mid death state.
"Only time will tell the truth of the..." but the rest of the words were blurred like my vision, to a metallic voice I did not recognize. I tried positioning my jaw so I could speak, only to get the pain of a thousand crocked blades shooting down the flesh of my throat. It was then I could finally feel the pounding of my heart struggling under my chest. The voices fluttered around in bazaar tones, with emotions I could not currently comprehend. I thought I heard her. And maybe she'd know...if this was death or if it was mercy.


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MSF provides medical assistance to migrants
February 25, 2011
On February 14th, a first MSF team composed by a doctor and a logistician arrived in Lampedusa. In collaboration with local authorities, the team is on duty 24hx24h to provide medical assistance to migrants landing in Lampedusa and to support local authorities in case of needs. At present, the majority of migrants arrived from Egypt and Tunisia are in good health conditions.
On Febrary 19th, a second MSF team composed by a doctor and a logistician visited other sites in Sicily (Pozzallo, Porto Empedocle and Rosolini) where migrants are transferred from Lampedusa.
"As a medical independent organisation, the health of migrants is the first priority. In case migrants presenting health problems arrive in Lampedusa they have to receive immediate medical assistance before being transferred to any other locations", states Doctor Barbara Maccagno, Medical responsible for MSF operations addressed to migrants.
MSF is monitoring the situation and ready to reinforce the team in Lampedusa in case of unmet needs are identified.
MSF activities are funded by private donors and no institutional fund by the Italian government is perceived by the organisation.
MSF has been present in Lampedusa since 2002 and until 2009, with a mobile clinic managed by a team composed by a doctor, a nurse and a cultural mediator. The team was active 24hx24h in case of landings. During periods where the number of landings increased (summer) the team was reinforced with additional staff. The mobile clinic was set at the port of Lampedusa and was equipped with all the necessary medical materials to provide first medical assistance and to do the first screening of migrants presenting health problems. MSF provided medical assistance to 5.000 migrants.


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Industry Resources
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Encourage parents to bring their children in during the slower summer months by offering a back to school bargain. Give a percentage off children's frames during the month of July, or even an entry into a drawing for something fun for the kids, like toys or school supplies.
Networking with nearby businesses can be beneficial for so many reasons! Depending on your location, it's possible that local businesses don't even know you exist. Even if they do, they are unlikely to recommend you to their customers, friends and family based on your location alone! Stop in and introduce yourself—give them a reason to say something nice about you and your practice!
You should also network with other doctors in the area. This includes other OD's as well as Primary Care Doctors and pediatricians. It's the same idea as networking with your neighbors: if they haven't met you, they are very unlikely to send anyone your way.
Physicians are always telling their patients to go get their eyes checked, especially their diabetic patients. Make sure they know who you are, where you practice, and why they should trust their patients with you.
If your equipment and frames are old, patients will assume you're not up with the times and go elsewhere. Update your equipment and make sure it's clean! Also, make sure your frames are displayed attractively in clean cases, carry a range of different sized frames, and carry lines that accommodate the all the demographics you serve, even if you don't like them. That means offering frames that vary significantly in price and quality.
It's good to be known as the practice that carries high end frames, but it's better to be known as the office that always has exactly what your customers are looking for.
Sure, reminding some patients every day for a year that it's time to schedule their annual eye exam won't make a bit of a difference… but for some it will!
Some of your patients are so busy, they really have no idea it's been over two years since their last exam and dilation. And today, most if not all of your patients probably have email addresses so it's easier than ever to remind them!
There is no debating the value of a good referral from a current patient! Patient referrals are not only the best compliment you can get but also a very trusted source that can easily convert strangers into patients.
Test out incentivizing your patients with a referral program. Give them a voucher for services or products, a discount off their order, a gas card, or enter them into a drawing for a big prize. Whatever it is, show your appreciation and make sure to promote the program so they know how much you appreciate their referrals!
Vision is your wheelhouse and Internet marketing is ours, so trust us when we say a good portion of your marketing budget and focus should be spent on marketing your practice online. It truly is the easiest marketing channel to track and the best ROI you'll get.
Here are some suggestions for ways to market yourself in our digital world. You can use these ideas independently of the ones offered above, or in tandem.
You may have already heard of search engine optimization (or SEO), but you're a local optometrist and you're not trying to take over the world. You just want to serve the members of your community, so you thought you didn't need to worry about it.
Well the truth is, if your site isn't optimized for search engines, odds are good you're missing out on the benefits of traffic from search engines. That means people in your community who are shopping for a new optometrist likely aren't finding you!
Optimizing your website for search engines allows users who don't know who you are but are looking for someone that offers optometry services to find you. The days of looking up a doctor in the phonebook are in the past. Today your potential patients are looking for you online, so you need to make sure you are well represented online.
To learn about getting started with SEO on your website, try reading our beginner's guide to SEO, which will give you some starter tips for optimizing your optometry website to rank better in searches.
Pay-per-click, or PPC, campaigns are a great way to advertise to potential patients. PPC advertising allows you to more specifically target your audience and more easily gauge the success of your advertising campaign than pretty much any other means of advertising. These ads appear along with natural results at the top and sides of search engines, and you only pay for them when interested users click on them.
You can set up your campaigns so your ads are only shown to people in certain geographical areas who searched for something "optometrist in Boston" or "who sells Kate Spade Frames in Orlando?" This keeps you from paying for ads and clicks that aren't relevant to your business.
A blog is a great way to share interesting and engaging information with your patients and the world. Regularly posting to your blog sends good signals to Google—search engines like websites with fresh content—and to your patients.
If you're blogging about optometry or optometry related items not only are you up to date with technology but you also start earning their trust. Blogging about optometry-related topics shows that you're good at what you do and you care about your profession!
Engage with your patients on social media channels like Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. Share pictures of new collections, promote specials, or talk about any seasonal discounts. Share fun facts with patients about eyes and vision they might not know, and educate them on the importance of contact lens care, annual eye exams, wearing sunglasses, a healthy diet, and so on.
If you're doing social media, make sure you're actually being social! It's doing you no good if your pages aren't being managed and updated regularly. Also, remember to respond to any questions or comments that are posted on your pages in a timely manner.
Word of mouth has taken to the Internet through review websites like Google+, Yelp, Yahoo! Local, and more. Encouraging happy customers to leave positive reviews, as well as managing any negative reviews, can do much to set your practice apart from the competition.
Online reviews tie in closely with SEO, as well. A search for "optometrists near
This is why it's of such vital importance that your practice is properly listed and managed on all relevant review websites. Encouraging positive reviews and having the ability dispute negative reviews are very powerful tools when it comes to establishing trust in your practice.
These are just a few suggestions you can use to improve your optometry practice. We hope they've given you a few ideas you can use to grow your business and bring more patients into your location!
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@mebbottLocale: SoCal
I know there's a bunch of us on here! I'm doing the JMT this summer and really need to get in shape. Mt. Echo has been my go-to training hike, but I know there's a bunch more out there. What else is good within a 20 minute drive of Pasadena?Mar 16, 2014 at 6:41 pm #2083356
Trail or non-trail?
There are some good steep forest service roads at the east end, around Lytle Canyon.
–B.G.–Mar 16, 2014 at 6:55 pm #2083358
Mitchell EbbottSpectator
@mebbottLocale: SoCal
Good question. Trails are good for quick conditioning hikes but I enjoy trailless routes a lot more.
Lytle Canyon is out east of Cucamonga, right, in the San Bernardino National Forest?Mar 16, 2014 at 7:16 pm #2083364
About a hundred of us were in there two weeks ago conducting a bighorn sheep survey, and that is where the animals thrive. It kind of makes a training hike more worthwhile when you can see some good wildlife.
–B.G.–Mar 16, 2014 at 7:22 pm #2083366
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Step up your Echo Mtn. hike to include Inspiration Point via Castle Canyon. If you want even more, tack on Mt. Lowe.Mar 16, 2014 at 8:51 pm #2083392
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@amrowincLocale: Southern California
As Craig mentions there are a lot of options beyond Echo. 3 routes up to inspiration point (and three routes back) making for 9 different semi-loops. Combine the hike with an overnight stay at Mt. Lowe trail camp to test your gear if needed.
Henninger Flats is short but steep and you can continue on to Mt. Wilson to get your heart going or you could drop into Idlehour Trail camp for a lunch by the year round creek.
Chantry flats offers a variety of hikes of various lengths and difficulty. The upper Winter Creek trail to Mt. Wilson and return on the Sturtevant trail(about 16 miles).
The Mt. Wilson trail out of Sierra Madre to Mt. Wilson and back is another.
Further out, past your 20 minute limit but not by much is the Mt. Baldy area with a variety of trails, then further is the Lytle Creek area.
If you really want trailess adventures just step off any trail and start bushwacking through the poison oak, poddle dog bush and rattlesnake dens. I'm too old for that stuff anymore.:-)
I would suggest getting the Harrison Angles Front Country Trail Map and the Angeles High County Trail Map.
Hey Bob, I was on that Sheep count (up Stoddard Canyon). Sorry I didn't now you were part or it or I would have hunted you down.Mar 16, 2014 at 9:07 pm #2083395
"Hey Bob, I was on that Sheep count (up Stoddard Canyon). Sorry I didn't now you were part or it or I would have hunted you down."
I was down there with a friend. We had pre-decided to go on one of the tougher survey routes. But then the rainy weather kind of burst our bubble. We were on the South Fork Lytle Creek route since some of the others were cancelled due to the fog. I reported my trip here a couple of weeks ago. Good sheep.
We were surprised that they let us across the border between Northern California and Southern California.
–B.G.–Mar 17, 2014 at 8:40 pm #2083709
Don AmundsonBPL Member
@amrowincLocale: Southern California
I missed that report Bob. I'll look it up. We got up to the viewing areas and clouds rolled in over the top of us. The best sheep viewing I've had is when I wasn't out there to count them.
Very funny about crossing the No. Cal. So. Cal border. We're a friendly lot down here and have a sizable quota for visitors from up north.
DonMar 17, 2014 at 9:05 pm #2083718
"The best sheep viewing I've had is when I wasn't out there to count them."
The best sheep viewing we had on March 2 was when we gave up because of the fog and started the hike out. Then ten of them ran across the trail in front of us, but I was able to photograph only a few.
–B.G.–Mar 17, 2014 at 11:52 pm #2083750
Nick GatelBPL Member
@ngatelLocale: Southern California
"We were surprised that they let us across the border between Northern California and Southern California."
Bob, I thought we had made an agreement several years ago…
"Nick, how about you keep an eye on the bighorns south of Highway 58, and I will keep an eye on the bighorns north of Highway 58?"
:)Mar 17, 2014 at 11:58 pm #2083751
Nick, that's easy.
I never actually crossed Highway 58.
Besides, I didn't think you were watching them, except for ones out by Palm Springs.
–B.G.–Mar 18, 2014 at 12:09 am #2083752
Nick GatelBPL Member
@ngatelLocale: Southern California
"Besides, I didn't think you were watching them, except for ones out by Palm Springs."
Yes, your are correct. I don't go up where you were much these days. Too many people and too much traffic to get there. Saw a nice herd up in the Mojave Preserve a few weeks ago, but didn't take any pictures. They were too far away for my point and shoot camera.Mar 18, 2014 at 1:41 pm #2083892
"They were too far away for my point and shoot camera."
Oh, I know how to fix that.
Mojave Preserve? That doesn't nail it down very closely.
Sierra Nevada bighorns tend to be a little larger than desert bighorns, and I think they herd a little differently.
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WEST BLOOMFIELD — The township's investment policy will get a closer look and possibly even some changes, according to members of the Board of Trustees.
Supervisor Michele Economou Ureste told the Beacon in late February that some board members are hoping to review the policy in March.
Currently, Treasurer Teri Weingarden has sole and final authority on how funds are invested. But Ureste said she'd like to require multiple signoffs from the supervisor and clerk on investments with premiums exceeding $10,000.
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Trustee Larry Brown said a 1998 Michigan Department of Treasury letter could categorize this particular investment as illegal. Clerk Cathy Shaughnessy said the investment dealt with 30-year mortgages and is therefore against the township's investment policy, which tends to favor more short-term investment vehicles.
At the meeting, Weingarden said that she did the investment through Multi-Bank Securities because she wanted to diversify the township's assets, especially in a time of low interest rates.
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Trustee Howard Rosenberg criticized the move.
"He's a salesperson," he said concerning MBS. "He sells stuff. He is not a legal advisor."
At the January meeting, township attorney Derk Beckerleg said the township should sell the investment as soon as possible and revisit its investment policy to make sure everyone is aware of what is in it. In February, the township board voted to sell the investment by the end of that month.
After the meeting, Ureste predicted that the potential loss on selling the REMIC investment could exceed $100,000.
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Weingarden said the REMIC investment would have produced a favorable profit, and she said it was legal. She said she supported selling it because the investment is a "gray issue" with regard to the township's own policies.
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Ureste disagreed, saying that many township investments have premiums that fall under the $10,000 threshold.
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Hello everyone! My mother in law has been insisting for months that I get my one year old into a "Mother's day out" program. She had one when her kids were little but I can't seem to find one while searching the Internet. Does anyone know of one or know of something like one? From what I understand it is a place where you can take your little one for 4-6 hours two to three days a week. Not really daycare, not even part time day care.

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Hello everyone, my Lo is officially 7 months & 2 weeks today and is teething like crazy. With that being said comes the "drooling" problem. I could not seem to find a good kind of bib that keeps him dry. With my frustration I decided to make something myself, along comes the Drool Ties & Ruffles. It's 100 % cotton and backed with Terri cloth that will help with the wetness. I wore it to Gamboree a few days ago and people responded really well and wanted to buy them. So I thought I share it here, to see if any one would be interested in buying them. I am currently a stay at home mom and in dire need to supplement my husband's income. Thank you so much for taking the time to read through.

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Yikes!! I have a preteen, toddler, AND a new born. I could have 30 hours a day and there still wouldn't be enough time. Supper is the hardest! It's the end of the day and everyone is cranky. I'd much rather take them on a walk instead of prep and cook....so, I'm starting a crock pot recipe group on Facebook!! Add me as a friend if you'd like to join! I'm starting it on Monday. I have the first 5 days shopping list and meals ready to rock!

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Baby got his 2 months schedule vaccines and I'm a messed. I am not one to judge whether you decide to vaccinate or not vaccinate your baby, we just want what is right for our baby. I think both sides have very valid points but there should be more that can be done to help new parents go through this process free from fear & anxiety. As for us, my husband & I decided to get vaccinated.

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You know me – I always love a made from scratch recipe. BUT – there is a time and place for everything… and there is even a time and a place for shortcuts! This is one of my favorite shortcuts. All you need is 2 boxes of jiffy corn muffin mix, milk, sour cream (light will do), and two eggs!
Speedy Mini Cornbread Loaves
Makes 8 mini loaves
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- Preheat oven to 400 degrees and grease a mini loaf pan with shortening.
- In a mixing bowl, combine mix, milk, sour cream, and eggs. The batter will be slightly lumpy.
- Fill each little pan up about 2/3 of the way. Sometimes I have too much batter and make a few little muffins with my silicone cups.
- Bake for 18 minutes! If your loaves don't look golden enough, rotate the pan and cook 2-4 more minutes.
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"Not really," he replied as he finished his bearclaw with a loud much, "I guess I'm just that awesome."
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"Is it really that surprising that phones don't hate me?" He too couldn't stray away from Nat's phone incidents.
"When did I ever ask you just about phones? I am pretty sure my question didn't pertain to only them." Natalie paused, "It could be anything. Maybe in the past month?"
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"Definitely not." He ended as he stretched himself in his chair.
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"Fine nothing strange has happened to you at all then," Natalie sighed. Just like talking to a rock.
"But I'll let you know if anything happens," He ended with a slight wink from his left eye. Seriously? What am I then?!
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"I think it sucks." Nick suddenly shuddered. He suddenly felt the weirdest Deja Vu ever. As if someone had shared his hatred towards Glee for just a second. But then again, a lot of people hate Glee...
"Please shut up. I actually like this song," Natalie sighed, banging her head once, "But this'll play for two hours. Two hours I tell you."


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"What happened?" Phil asks, closing the door behind me as I shuffle into the hallway.
"I... don't know," I mutter, shivering a little, despite the fact that the house is almost too warm. I'm soaked through, it's about two in the morning and I ran out of weed maybe an hour ago. "It's raining outside, y'know?" I don't know who I'm talking to or why. I just need to fill the silence that's been swelling in my head for the last few hours. "All my joints got too wet to smoke before I'd even finished rolling them," the corners of my lips twitch up like that's funny or something. I reach into the pocket of my hoodie and pull out the wet joints, dropping them on the dining table. Phil watches as I flop into a chair. "Y'know, Kyle told me to go where I'm happiest, but I honestly don't know where that is. I ended up here, but I don't know if that means I'm happiest here or if it just means I know there's some smack here."
I look up at Phil. He stands there in his sweat pants and watches me cautiously. Just watching. Like I'm about to snap or something. I don't know if I am. It's not like it's something I'm very good at controlling.
"C'mon," he starts softly, "you need to get out of those clothes. You'll catch a cold." I stand up again, quick enough to push the chair over. "Damien," he says in a kind of worried tone.
"I need a hit." He shakes his head.
"I already gave you a hit for tonight."
"I need another."
"You really don't, Damien."
"You're not inside my head, you can't tell me what I do and don't need. Fuck you!" I yell, pushing past him, thudding upstairs to get the stash of drugs that Phil keeps hidden from me. I will find it.
He follows me upstairs, grabbing me from behind so my hands are pinned to my sides. I struggle against him, but no matter how hard I try, his grip on me is too tight. I hear my mom get up as I bend over, trying to twist my way out of his hold by being as awkward as possible, but it still doesn't work.
"What's going on?" she asks sleepily from the doorway, holding her fleece dressing gown around her with one hand, the other shielding her eyes from the light. "Damien, honey?"
"Fuck off!" I shout at both of them, "just fucking leave me alone. You're all doing my head in. No wonder I'm so fucking dependant on things that make me stop thinking or caring about all your bullshit!" Mom gets all upset at that, but I couldn't care less right now. All I want is to get my drugs and go.
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It takes maybe half an hour of shouting and a good few punches - both given and received - before I get my way. Nursing a sprained wrist and bruised ribs, he gives in and gets them for me, apparently realising I wasn't going to give in unless I was seriously injured. And I know he wouldn't be willing to do that to me.
Once I've got the drugs off him, I take the car and drive out of town, heading for... well, I don't know. Something else. Somewhere that I won't feel like a toy some kids are pulling in all directions.