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I need special profile field
Hi there.
I want my users to make a presenteation about themselves using bbc wich will show on their respective profiles.
Why i don't use a custom profile field?
Cause they're shown inside a div list, this make the information cuts and design fail.
What i want...
I want it to show under "See my profile" bar. Up to user specific data, outside from Div lists.
Would be awesome if i can integrate wysiwyg editor to the profile field for letting users build and preview the code.
I want to learn but i don't know where to start. Any suggestion?
Help will be appreciated so much.
Thanks and sorry about my mistakes in English
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I am not sure weather this topic has been covered earlier.
If it is plese post me the link.
I am trying to call a Session
from a client. Both the client and EJB are on two physical locations on WebSphere4.0.
The Session EJB has a reference to some DataBean called com.test.pricing.SomeData, which is available in a separate jar file.
On client side I have a jar file containing the stubs for the session ejb.
While invoking this Session Bean from client the program throws Exception:
Unable to locate value class com.test.pricing.SomeData
minor code: 1 completed: Noat com.ibm.rmi.iiop.CDRInputStream.read_value(CDRInputStream.java:1377)
If I provide the jar file containing com.test.pricing.SomeData, at the client side. The exception dosen't come.
I have certain questions regarding this behavior.
1. If we assume that the session bean class executes at the server side, why is the client code is looking for Data Object at the client side?
2. Prior specifications of Corba doesn't support call by value, is it because of that we have to provide any Data Objects used by
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Since the question is related to EJB as well as Websphere, I tried to address it to both the forums.
I thought maybe a different set of professionals might access EJB and websphere Forums.
Pretty Logical
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Feb 12, 2004 11:31:00
You potentially waste repliers' time cross-posting though. It is against the policy of the forums for this reason. Person A might answer you on this post, and person B answer you on the other one, unaware that it was already answered. Pretty logical
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You just gave a reference to another thread also, solving the problem.
Moreover I think, this problem should be addressed by the implementors of the forum. They can restrict multiple postings using something like Synchronize.
But don't you think we are deviating from the objective here?
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If the Federal Reserve's announcement yesterday on interest rates was intended to keep the market guessing, the central bank scored a home run.
The bond market went exactly nowhere yesterday, although at various points the fixed-income set was alternatively bullish and bearish. But when the dust cleared, the 10-year yield was unchanged at 5.125% at Wednesday's close.
In fact, shrugging one's shoulders is an eminently reasonable reaction to yesterday's Fed advisory. The rhetorical smoking gun from the FOMC is this line: "The Committee judges that some further policy firming may yet be needed to address inflation risks but emphasizes that the extent and timing of any such firming will depend importantly on the evolution of the economic outlook as implied by incoming information."
That's a slight change from the previous statement in March, which said that "some further policy firming may be needed to keep the risks to the attainment of both sustainable economic growth and price stability roughly in balance."
Translated: a pause in rate hikes is all but assured when the FOMC meets next in late June. That implies that Fed funds rate is at or near the typically elusive state of monetary affairs known as neutrality. In Goldilocks fashion, a neutral Fed funds is neither too hot nor too cold, or so we're told. Occupying this never-never land is said to neither promote growth nor retard it. Bernanke and company seem to be saying that we've now reached this state, and so further rate hikes are unnecessary, and perhaps even detrimental.
But there are no free lunches, even in the land of neutrality, which is fostering a bit more indecision than usual about what comes next, according to Ken Kim. An economist who watches the central bank for Stone & McCarthy Research Associates, Kim tells CS that decisions are getting trickier for the central bank:
Now that the Fed's closer to the perceived neutral rate, unfortunately there is more uncertainty as to where the stopping point is [for rate hikes]. Even though they have models and forecasts, it's hard to specify within a quarter percent of where you should be. I think we are at neutral. My personal opinion is that come late June, at the next FOMC meeting, they're going to pause and leave the Fed funds rate at 5.0%.
We also called David Resler, chief economist at Nomura Securities in New York. He thinks Fed funds are slightly above a neutral rate, but "not so far above it to create a serious risk to the economy."
In any case, Resler too expects a pause at the next FOMC meeting. In fact, he thinks the pause could last for a spell. He tells CS that there were three pauses lasting more than 12 months during Greenspan's tenure, and so it wouldn't be out of the ordinary to witness the Fed sitting on its monetary hands beyond the June meeting. Resler goes as far as to say that the next time the Fed changes interest rates from the current 5.0%, it will be one of lowering Fed funds.
"It is my belief that the Fed should stop tightening," Resler says. In support of that counsel, he points to the softening in employment data and housing numbers, which are "painting a very consistent picture of slowing demand." Although some pundits take issue with the outlook that the economy's winding down a notch, the Fed is nonetheless worried that growth will moderate. Keeping the expected moderation from something worse has become job one for the central bank.
The luxury of focusing on keeping growth intact, albeit at a slower pace compared to recent history, is dependent largely on the view that inflation isn't a material threat. What about the surge in energy prices? If higher energy prices were going to push up core inflation rates, we'd have seen it by now, Resler reasons. But there's no smoking gun, which is giving the Fed a green light to increasingly focus on managing economic growth and pull back a bit on nipping any future inflation in the bud.
The weeks ahead, leading up to the next FOMC on June 28 and 29, will either confirm or deny the wisdom embedded decision. For the moment, though, the inflation hawks are on the defensive. All that's left to do is take the Fed's advice and watch the date…closely.
Posted by jp at May 11, 2006 11:07 AM
Fed is raising rates to fight inflation. Treasury may be supporting decline of US dollar which adds to inflation as does higher energy cost.
What happens to dollar and US economy when oil is pegged to Euro vs. US dollar -- Marty Feldstein with Harvard University writes in "Financial Times" that value of dollar could fall by as much as 40%, if not more.
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A teacher. An english teacher. People think I am great with kids, say I'm well spoken, and know I love to read, so they think "She MUST be a teacher", despite my appearance. One friend's mom is now DETERMINED to hound me into being a teacher. I don't like kids, I have to patience, I yell, my grammer sucks, and the idea of standing in front of a class everyday makes me want to scream. No, I am not a teacher. |
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A chef, my mother wants to send me to culinary school. i rather eat glass, i hate cooking, its just she works so much i usually end up making things, and well with the amount of food network i watch and crazy 60's year books i read, i'll admit that i do make some things really good, but id know id suck in that kinda resturant situation, people yelling and shit, urg. |
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A teacher. Either a High School English Teacher, a Special Ed teacher, or a College English/Literature Professor. |
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I hear all the time about how I "have to" be a mom. I'm so NICE and SMART and EMPLOYED and getting married, its like people think all of a sudden I should be a baby cannon. I'm also pretty open and vocal about reasons why I may never want kids, and at 28 still cannot forsee wanting any at all until at least my late 30s. I love my dog and thats plenty. |
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*snork!* Bwhahahahahaha! Baby Cannon! Baby Cannon! I LOVE that, RedRamona, that's too funny! Bwhaahahahaaaa! |
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baby cannon caused me to snort - just the visual of a child blown at high speeds from the crotch area.....priceless.... |
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a Radio announcer or DJ. |
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i've been told i should be a stand-up comedian. i think it's just because i have a problem with everything and vocalize it in a humorous way. |
By januarygrl On 06/05/02 |
i was told all through college that i should be a lawyer, cuz i can't persuade anyone to do anything but more than once i've convinced someone on my point of view through debate. too bad my lsat scores stink, eh? |
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Like Red Ramona, I also get told that I should be a mom and I'm only 23! Talk about pressure! I suppose that I brought it on myself in high school by being vocal about the fact that I never want to have kids. My mom is still convinced that this is a phase that I will grow out of (nearly 10 years later!). My friends every so often ask if I still don't want kids and then put on the "you'd be such a good mom, who are my kids supposed to play with?" routine. It gets old. Very very old. As far as I can see, now I am making it possible for one of my friends to have an extra kid while still maintaining zero population growth. They should be thanking me! |
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Everyone tells me I need to be a vet. Okay, so I have this wierd power over animals that makes even the most vicious attack dog and the most skittish cat totally ignore their owners in favor of me and love me forever and ever and ever. I'm pretty sure I'd lose this amazing power if I started cutting animals open and setting bones...ech, even if it's for their own good. |
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By nicegirl512 On 06/05/02 |
Work people are very supportive and tell me I should do my jewelry full time. Considering I've never sold a single item of jewelry, that's a lot of confidence on their part. |
By cathgrl On 06/05/02 |
I get told that I should be a mother ALL THE TIME! and I am about 5 days from 20 right now! but I do want to be a mom someday so that doesn't bother me too much. |
By kickarse On 06/05/02 |
My friends all think that I should be a professor. My dad for some reason thinks I should go into advertising. (???) |
By alexeye On 06/05/02 |
i get the model thing sometimes. usually by dunk men, though, so i'm pretty sure that doesn't count. |
By bunny On 06/05/02 |
i get told i should be a masseaur (spelling??) almost everytime i give someone a back rub. i'm considering it since right now i'm nothing in the career department. . . |
By mystril On 06/05/02 |
During most of my high school years, my father tried to strongly encourage me to go into some form of health care (like physical therapy or radiology or something), but not to become a doctor. Because health careers were semi-secure and he didn't want to have to put me through medical school. The fact that I strongly dislike touching strangers and swoon (vasovagal reaction)at vivid descriptions/pictures of medical problems didn't discourage him. (Now, I work as a writer for a company that does a lot of business with pharmaceutical companies.) |
By elemental On 06/05/02 |
Lawyer. I have heard this so many times since I was about 13. But I don't want to be a lawyer, so I only pull out my skillz when I really need to. |
By Punky Brewster On 06/05/02 |
I get dj or comedian all the time. Probably because I am sort of a class clown and I can't shut up. |
By chowdapunk On 06/05/02 |
my art teacher thought that i should've been a comedian because i was damn funny. |
By cleanout On 06/05/02 |
i've gotten model, judge, artist, and teacher. the rabbi i work for also told me i should go to rabbinical school, but since i'm catholic, i don't think that's too likely. ;) |
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i've gotten "you should be a mother" (um, yeah, if you can find me a guy who's not a total donuthead, i might actually consider thinking about it), "you should sell your arty/crafty stuff for a living" (well, i liked top ramen back in the 80's, but i like to eat real food now), "you should be a teacher" (what, go back to college and get a degree so's i can babysit a bunch of snot-nosed kids 9 months outta the year?). |
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my oh-so-asian parents had dreams of me being a doctor or a business person once, mostly so they wouldn't end up supporting me into my thirties and i won't have to live on a flea-market salary like my mom. that dream lasted about a week. |
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Journey through the Sacramento River Watershed - 2007
A copy of A Journey through the Sacramento River Watershed appeared in the October 13, 2007 edition of the Sacramento Bee.
In 2007, SRWP partnered with the Sacramento Stormwater Quality Partnership, Department of Water Resources, Department of Health Services, and Sacramento Bee to produce the 16-page newspaper insert. The insert includes great information about our watershed for both kids and adults.
Here are some numbers, provided by the Sacramento Bee at the end of October:
- Printed and distributed 276,389 student supplements to Bee readers on October 13, 2007
- Printed and distributed 28,400 student supplements to 710 teachers on October 19, 2007
- The teacher's guide was downloaded by 259 teachers
- Sent project information (posters, River of Words contest information, instructions on downloading the teacher's guide, etc.) to 318 teachers
- Printed 10,000 student supplements for general distribution by SRWP
- Printed 700 additional posters for general distribution as well.
If you missed your copy, contact us to request copies for yourself and to share with others.
Special thanks to Intel Corporation for their generous grant to make this fantastic project a reality.


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Dear Editor:
It is difficult to express my disappointment that the Assembly did not pass our CPR in Schools bill (S2491/A3980) to ensure that all students learn CPR before graduating from high school.
In August of 2006, my 14-year-old daughter, Leah, went into sudden cardiac arrest while trying out for the volleyball team at Bethpage High School. Thankfully, Leah's life was saved by her coach. However, to think that her fellow teammates could have saved her life as well after a short CPR lesson is empowering.
I am truly thankful to my representative, Sen. Kemp Hannon, for sponsoring and helping champion the passage of the CPR in Schools legislation in the state Senate. He is well aware how important this bill is to saving lives.
Today, far too many people die suddenly from cardiac arrest. If no CPR is provided or no defibrillation occurs within three to five minutes of collapse, the chance of survival drops significantly. With the passage of this bill, every high school graduate would be prepared to save lives in their own homes and communities. With hands-only CPR, it is now even easier to teach this lifesaving skill. In less than the time it takes to watch a 30 minute TV episode, we can give students the skills they need to help save a life.
Please think of Leah this Aug. 31 when she celebrates her "6th re-birthday" as a college senior at Fordham University. Encourage your state representatives to pass this bill in the next session.


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Please consider the validity of what I am about to say rather than having a knee jerk reaction dismissing it as being "over the top". Folks, we have an irresponsible egocentric evil man occupying the Oval Office.
The democrats and the liberal mainstream media sold the American people on Obama, "the man". Despite Obama's zero experience at running anything, they said a leader with his spirit and heart was "what we have been waiting for".
Fearful of criticizing our first black president, politicians politely say, "President Obama's policies have been unfruitful"; while ignoring the huge elephant in America's living room.
The elephant of which I speak and America's major problem is "Obama, the man"; socialist, divisive and evil.
My dad says a snake can stay under water a very long time just like a fish. But eventually, it must come up for air. Why? Because, it is not a fish. It is a snake. Obama continues to come up for air revealing his true self.
President Obama said the Tea Party is racist. The liberal media, NAACP and democrats have been relentlessly promoting this same baseless allegation. When final confirmation comes down from the highest office in the land, the Oval Office, that the Tea Party is racist; the allegation becomes "official" in the minds of millions. President Obama is slandering millions of decent hard working Americans who simply disagree with his progressive/socialist agenda.
Obama saying "race is a key component in the tea party protests" is simply a smooth crafty political way of making his point; which is unmistakable. I guarantee Obama's homeys on the left "got it" and cheered and exchanged high fives upon hearing it. President Obama said the tea party is racist; adding fuel to the Left's efforts.
Think of the repercussions. Obama's indictment of the Tea Party will birth tremendous racial discord across America in schools, churches, and etc. Obama's proclamation will cause Americans to double down on their already extreme caution when criticizing our black president. Sadly, I suspect such intimidation is a part of Obama's plan; anything to empower his mission to "fundamentally transform America".
Make no mistake about it, Obama and company have successfully intimidated many white Americans into not dissing the black president in public.
I stopped in a fast food restaurant for a burger. Around fifteen white seniors were having lunch. I overheard them ranting about Obama's overreaches and socialist policies. Upon seeing me, a black man, they became silent. I was tempted to say, "Please continue, I hold-heartedly agree with you!" Too bad they did not notice my Tea Party t-shirt.
Barack Hussein Obama received more votes than any other presidential candidate in American history. So Obama alleging millions of Tea Party patriots are simply upset because America elected a black president is disingenuous, absurd and manipulative.
Obama is exploiting his race and sacrificing national race relations solely to implement his progressive/socialist agenda. Callously and strategically, the president of the United States is pitting millions of black and white Americans against each other. Lord help us, that is pure evil.
Quoting deceased make-up legend, Mary Kay, "Leadership spreads from the top down".
A fine black young adult whom I have known for years has always appeared to be racially color blind. He idolizes Obama. Suddenly, I have noticed this kid beginning to view everything through a racial lens. His latest absurd statement, "Friends" is a racist TV show because there are no black cast members".
While I admit this example is anecdotal, I suspect Obama's divisiveness is inspiring millions of Americans to choose sides along racial lines.
Before knowing the facts, Obama immediately assumed the white police officer was guilty of racial profiling in the Professor Gates case. This suggests Obama has racial emotional baggage. Such a luxury can not be afforded the president of "all Americans". Obama's justice dept has even said due to past racism, they will give blacks a pass in certain criminal situations.
Obama is not who most Americans thought he was and is exactly who the liberal mainstream media hoped he would be; their Great Black Hope for implementing their progressive/socialist agenda.
They will do whatever it takes to protect Obama; ignoring his character flaws, lawlessness, deceptions and lies. If Obama says two plus two equals five, the liberal media will defend it as being the "New Math". We cannot trust the liberal media to tell us the truth regarding Obama.
Obama's inauguration brought tears to the eyes of millions of Americans. Blacks are only12% of our nation's population, which means it took several million white votes to put Obama in the Oval Office. Thus, most of the American tears of joy were white.
President Obama is fully aware of this truth.
Obama willfully dividing Americans by exploiting his race for political gain is a despicable betrayal of the whites who elected him. But even more disturbing, it reveals the true character of the man running our country. America deserves much, much better.
Lloyd Marcus, Proud Unhyphenated American
"One Million People To Defeat Barack Obama 2012". Please join us!
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DOC HOLLYWOOD -- i am Navy, too. Tin Can sailor. U.S.S. Robert K. Huntington DD781 ... 1952-1956 ... Discharged RD1. I am now 77 years old. If they'd let me, I'd go back tomorrow. Gimme an oar ... show me the boat. Best time of my life. And we were proud to serve -- all of us -- although I must admit I can't recall who was Commander-in-chief. My ship carred me to 72 ports of call in 36 countries ... the North Atlantic, Caribbean, and the Med. It was during the Korean War. I'm happy to say I didn't go anywhere near the war. One of my friends was killed in Korea. Another went missing. Never found him. About Obummer. I wanna respectfully suggest you've got it wrong. He's not a socialist. He's an anti-Colonialist. It comes straight out of his book, "Dreams FROM My Father." Notice, the emphasis is mine. I pointed it out because he didn't say "Dreams OF My Father." These are his dreams, too. And the key is that the old man -- an African -- hated colonialists. And Obummer thinks of America as a colonial power. It's really the only way you can start to understand him. More importantly, the guy is a RADICAL, not a Liberal. As was the Democrat Congress under Pelosi. To call these people Liberals insults my Liberal friends. They're Saul Olinsky revolutionaries -- including Obummer. The other important fact is that Obummer is nothing more than a cheap, tinhorn Chicago politician who has no scruples about lying because that's the way the game is played in Chicago. They lie, So what? He must be defeated at the polls in the next election or he will destroy America. He's halfway there as it is ... goodness forbide that he gets anther four years without having to face the electoriate again. He'll go wild. And of course, our conversations here are being carefully watched by federal lawmen. That's why I always warn people not to even begin to kid about things that could bring down the law ... BECAUSE IT WILL. Best always, John
Obama will never relent till he has separated all classes by the color of their skin. What a shame. So many good people have fought the good fight to permit all Americans to live in freedom. We are not just dealing with a loose wheel in the whitehouse. He will not be happy till he turns every race against each other. He can then sit in his white house fiddling away while our country burns in hell and I quarantee you he will have the biggest smile on his face and the deepest feeling of satisfaction any spineless hypocrite could ever experience. Sorry, Lloyd, my wife and I are in our sixties and I fought for the freedom in this country and don't know if I have the energy for one more fight. Maybe the people I fought for just don't care any more. I always worked for what I have and NEVER expected anyone to sacrifice for me. There were times in my life that I could have accepted charity, but was raised to believe people are generally good and I truly thought our country was fair and someone else deserved charity more than me. Maybe the country deserves what they get with Obama. I'll fight the son of a bitch but I refuse to loose any more sleep over the Commke pig he is. Too viral? Well, I'm just being as politically correct as the Idiot in Chief and his liberal freedom haters associating with him. If people can't or won't accept what they are doing to this country, then they deserve every bit of pain they get........... And why am I so hateful?????? I helped but his hatefull corrupt ass in offfice.
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Joshua Abraham Norton understood that the Union was in disrepair in 1859, and realized that he alone could save the United States of America from certain catastrophe. He also understood that an Englishman such as himself was barred from running for President via The US Constitution, so for legitimate reasons he unselfishly declared himself Emperor Norton the First.
Via Wiki: In accordance with his self-appointed role of emperor, Norton issued numerous decrees on matters of the state. After assuming absolute control over the country, he saw no further need for a legislature, and on October 12, 1859, he issued a decree that formally "dissolved" the United States Congress. In the decree, Norton observed:
"…fraud and corruption prevent a fair and proper expression of the public voice; that open violation of the laws are constantly occurring, caused by mobs, parties, factions and undue influence of political sects; that the citizen has not that protection of person and property which he is entitled."
He was humored and tolerated at the time. Meanwhile I've put in an order for more Joshua Nortons. Any and all may apply via the comments section, here on
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text: Steroids Mess With Your HeadBy Dan O'DonnellLiterally. Check out this picture of Chargers linebacker Shawne Merriman, who tested positive for 'roids and was suspended four games last season. Is this his official league pic or an audition headshot for a Coneheads remake? Of course, this still has nothing on Barr-oid Bonds, whose head is, according to several MLB sources, now the size of Delaware. Most Popular |


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Mees with a new number and new beard.
How cool?
The Halbert pit.
The most excellent Jason Griffin from Sideburn 4
Hanging out.
Camp Coolbeth
Nichole Cheza's bikes.
Lowell Carson and his XR750. Tasty old PM wheels. Anyone got any they want to sell to Sideburn?
Our friend Tom from the Shed-Brewed blog got in touch to say his girlfriend had booked a holiday to Florida, coincidentally when Speed Week was on. I recommended he check out Volusia. These are his shots (see more at his blog) and this is what he said...
Evening Gary.
Florida was good. back today. not slep yet, got no idea ho long I've ben awake.
Volusia rocked, great recommend, thanks.
Got snap happy in the pits, but watched most of teh racing with beer and hot dogs and burgers.
You'll be chuffed to know one of teh racers, Lyle (?) Carson came running over when he saw te Sideburn shirt and was spouting of at how great a mag it was and how he was trying to get people into it. Jason Griffin was full of praise too.
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Boy you really jumped out there on this one. Who the blank cares what you think about global warming. It was not a major issue like the "economy" the "unemployment" and the "lack of healthcare under obama". You had nothing to write about so you bring in the garbage.
And are you talking about the fact obama keeps ignoring Israel? How about that one? The people not talking about the UN, who would love to take over our country, is because we hate the UN like all good Americans should to save their country! That is why we have nothing good to say about them. Maybe you should read more or at the very least watch FOX News since they are the only ones who tell the truth in any media in America or elsewhere.
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Penguin Encounter Enjoy an intimate experience with a Denver Zoo penguin and get a guided tour of Bird World, presented by Frontier Airlines. During this 60 minute program, participants will get to meet a penguin up-close and learn how zoo staff cares for the birds that live at Denver Zoo. The Penguin Encounter is $60 per person and is for guests 6 years and older. The cost of the encounter does not include admission to the zoo so guests must also purchase an admission ticket. Penguin Encounters will occur rain or shine. There is limited access for service animals in the Penguin Encounter and Bird World exhibit. REGISTER NOW!
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Category Archives: Nurse practitioners
Recent Research About Nursing, September 2013
This is part of the September 2013 issue of Sharing Nursing's Knowledge.
More New Nurse Practitioners Heading to Primary Care
Two recent analyses of workforce data offer new insights into the role nurse practitioners (NPs) are likely to play in combating the coming shortage of primary care providers in the U.S.
The first analysis, commissioned by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and released in August, finds that slightly more than half the nation's nurse practitioners are practicing primary care. In all, 55,625 of the nation's 106,073 nurse practitioners are in primary care, according to data drawn from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' National Provider Identifier database.
At the same time, an analysis of graduation trends conducted by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Executive Nurse Fellow alumna Debra Barksdale, PhD, RN, FAAN, and colleagues, finds that graduation rates for NPs suggest more help is on the way. According to Barksdale's reading of data from the American Association of Colleges of Nursing and the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties, 84 percent of NP graduates in 2012 were prepared in primary care. That represents an eye-catching 18.6 percent increase from 2011 to 2012.
New Survey: Physicians, Nurse Practitioners Disagree on Nurses' Role in Providing Primary Care
Lori Melichar Gadkari, PhD, MA, is a senior program officer at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), in the Research and Evaluation Unit.
Yesterday the New England Journal of Medicine published the results of a study co-funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Johnson & Johnson, and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation. "Perspectives of Physicians and Nurse Practitioners on Primary Care Practice" finds that 96 percent of nurse practitioners and 76 percent of physicians agreed with the Institute of Medicine report recommendation that "nurse practitioners should be able to practice to the full extent of their education and training." The new study is authored by Karen Donelan, ScD, EdM, Catherine M. DesRoches, DrPH, Robert S. Dittus, MD, MPH, and Peter Buerhaus, PhD, RN.
When asked how increasing the supply of nurse practitioners would potentially affect the United States health care system, the authors found that the majority of physicians (73%) said increasing the supply of primary care nurse practitioners (PCNPs) would lead to improvements in the timeliness of care. A much smaller majority of physicians (52%) said increasing the supply of PCNPs would lead to improvements in access to care for people in the country.
However, the new survey found significant disagreement between primary care physicians and PCNPs about whether increasing the supply of PCNPs would improve patient safety and the effectiveness of care, and whether it would reduce costs. There was also a large professional divide about proposed changes to PCNPs' scope of practice, putting PCNPs in leadership roles, and the quality of care that PCNPs provide.
Quotable Quotes About Nursing, April 2013
This is part of the April 2013 issue of Sharing Nursing's Knowledge.
"A nurse practitioner may be in your future — if he or she is not already in your present. This is a kind of super-nurse, who's gone through four years of nursing school plus at least two more years of training in diagnosing and treating disease. Nurse practitioners may specialize in women's health, pediatrics or cardiac care … I went to a superb nurse practitioner for years... When I had a complaint she considered beyond her expertise, out came her pad and the name of a specialist to call. Her accessibility was a big plus… Cutting health-care costs—and making health-care services more convenient for consumers—demands moving basic medical services away from hospitals and, in many cases, doctors' offices. Sometimes we need a doctor; sometimes we don't. A well-trained nurse practitioner can help point us in the right direction."
-- Froma Harrop, Nurse Practitioners Can Help Save Big Health-Care Dollars, Columbus Dispatch, March 30, 2013
"I have watched my daughter, Sam, in action several times. She has volunteered for several years during the flu shot clinics at the health department. But her finest moments were the ones taking care of her dad while he was dying. The tenderness and careful attention she gave him was indescribable … I imagine she gives that kind of care to all her patients. She has sat with families while they waited on their loved one to pass. She has encouraged dying people to go with confidence and poise. Going through it with her dad has given her a special love for helping the dying to die peacefully. Going the extra mile is important in any professional field. In the nursing field, it is the difference between being a nurse and being a great nurse. It just doesn't hurt to do everything you can for a patient. And it could be the difference between life and death. Appreciate those hard working nurses. They have tough jobs."
-- Anita Goza, Those Hardworking Nurses, Waurika News-Democrat, March 27, 2013
Nurse Practitioners and the Primary Care Shortage
In light of concerns about the nation's shortage of primary care providers—which is likely to be exacerbated as health reform takes effect—many have argued that nurse practitioners (NPs) can help increase capacity. But because state laws about NPs' scope of practice vary widely, in some places NPs may not be able to help fill the gap and satisfy demand for primary care services.
A new report from the National Institute for Health Care Reform examines the scope-of-practice laws and payment policies that affect how and to what extent NPs can provide primary care. The report examines laws across six states (Arkansas, Arizona, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts and Michigan) that represent a range of restrictiveness. The National Institute for Health Care Reform is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that conducts health policy research and analysis.
Rather than spelling out specific tasks NPs can perform, scope-of-practice laws generally determine whether NPs must have physician supervision. Requirements for documented supervision—collaborative agreements—are seen "as a formality that does not stimulate meaningful interaction between NPs and physicians," according to the report. Collaborative agreements can limit how NPs are used in care settings or prohibit them from acting as the sole care provider, and can limit NPs' range or number of practice settings, which can have serious consequences for underserved rural communities, the report says.
Nurse Practitioner Workforce Expected to Nearly Double
The number of trained nurse practitioners (NP) in the United States is expected to increase by 94 percent from 2008 to 2025, according to a study published in the July issue of Medical Care. Those providing care as NPs will rise 130 percent, from 86,000 in 2008 to 198,000 in 2025.
"Nurse practitioners really are becoming a growing presence, particularly in primary care," David I. Auerbach, PhD, the study author and a health economist at RAND Corp., told American Medical News.
New care models like patient-centered medical homes and accountable care organizations increasingly rely on nurse practitioners, Auerbach says, and "people have gotten the message that becoming a nurse, and especially an NP, is a very good, solid career choice."
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Nurse-Managed Health Clinics Provided Badly Needed Primary Care - But Without Funding, They and their Patients are at Risk
By Tine Hansen-Turton, MGA, JD, FCPP, FAAN, Chief Executive Officer, National Nursing Centers Consortium and Chief Strategy Officer at Public Health Management Corporation
Increased federal and state funding for nurse-managed health clinics (NMHC) would have positive implications for thousands of underserved patients around the nation. As Chief Executive Officer of the National Nursing Centers Consortium (NNCC), a non-profit member association representing more than 200 nurse-managed clinics throughout the country, I have spent close to 15 years advocating for the increased use of nurse practitioners and NMHCs in primary care. Our mission at the NNCC is to advance nurse-led health care through policy, consultation, programs and applied research to reduce health disparities and meet people's primary care and wellness needs. Although I am not a nurse, I am passionate about NNCC's mission because I have seen firsthand the life-changing impact NMHCs and nurse-practitioners can have on their patients.
When people ask me why NMHCs are so important, I often tell them the story of a woman with chronic back pain who came to the Public Health Management Corporation Rising Sun Health Center, a large NMHC network in Philadelphia. By the time she came to Rising Sun, the woman had received medication and treatment from health professionals in other settings, but her back pain had not improved. After conducting a thorough interview, the patient's nurse practitioner found the source of the problem. The woman, who was caring for a large family, had been sleeping in a bathtub so her children could sleep on mattresses. After helping the woman develop better sleeping arrangements, the nurse practitioner referred her to social services. She was able to move to a larger rental unit in public housing, and her health problem improved.
Laws are Not the Only Barriers to Scope of Practice
By Kristine M. Gebbie, DrPH, RN, Adjunct Professor, Flinders University School of Nursing and Midwifery, Adelaide, South Australia
The term, "scope of practice," is primarily linked to the legal definition of a profession in the statutes or regulations that define the profession and the niche it fills in the array of health practitioners. As such, the limits (or opportunities) presented by legal language is of primary importance to individuals and organizations considering exactly what a nurse, a physician, a dentist, a veterinarian, a naturopath or a physical therapist can be expected or allowed to do generally. However, the many decisions made by institutions in designing credentialing standards, position descriptions or practice policies may be of even greater importance on a day to day basis.
The research brief on nurse-managed health centers published on the Future of Nursing website1 puts the issue of credentialing into perspective. The authors identify the reluctance of managed care organizations to credential nurse practitioners as providers of primary care, despite the research literature supporting such decisions. Nearly half of responding organizations (47%) do not allow employed nurse practitioners the full legal scope of primary care practice that could benefit both patients and the organization. That credentialing is strongly influenced by geography and history is also evident, for example, in the number of U.S. institutions that limit the role of nurse midwives, while in many other parts of the globe they are readily credentialed and provide an enormous amount of obstetric care.
A further limitation may be imposed by employing organizations in the specifics of position descriptions (PDs) setting out what the employees in a given class or range are being hired to do.
Saving the Day... and the Family Vacation
Allison Stevens is a writer based in Washington, D.C. She writes about women's issues, motherhood, politics and health, and also writes for a firm that works for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
At the beginning of the summer, my family and I took a road trip to the wilds of West Virginia. Owen, our two year old, had a cough, but my husband and I decided to go anyway. If we postponed every outing because of a sick child, we said to ourselves, we'd never get out of the house.
It didn't take long before we began to regret that decision. Typical, right?
About two hours into the trip, Owen's cough had gotten much worse. He was coughing non-stop, and couldn't seem to get a deep long breath in. We decided we had better head to the nearest emergency room. When we finally arrived at the small ER in rural West Virginia (thank you GPS!), we were told that the wait would be several hours long.
So much for our trip, we sighed.
The triage nurse, however, suggested we instead try the new urgent care clinic a few miles down the road. We retraced our steps, driving about a half hour back toward Washington, D.C., and headed into the brand new facility.
We walked into the small, clean white building and found we were the only customers—even though lots of folks were waiting to see the docs down the road. Our boys played in a small play area with children's toys while I filled out the requisite health forms, and before long we were called in to see the nurse practitioner on call.
PBS NewsHour Asks, "Are Nurse Practitioners the Solution to Shortage of Primary-Care Doctors?"
Earlier this week, PBS NewsHour aired an important story on the expanding role of nurse practitioners in primary care. The piece includes a look at nurse-run clinics and the state of nursing education, and includes an interview with John Rowe, M.D., who was part of the Institute of Medicine committee that drafted the The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health report.
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Jacquelin Holohan says competing at the Kickboxing World Championships will be one of the "biggest challenges of my life".
10:30am Friday 27th September 2013 in Sport By Adam Newson
She has won a silver and bronze medal at the Taekwondo World Championships but Jacquelin Holohan says representing England at the Kickboxing World Championships in Crete next month will be one of the "biggest challenges of my life".
Holohan, pictured, only took up martial arts two years ago but believes the skills she has obtained has helped her in her job as a pastoral support manager at St James' Catholic High School in Colindale.
"I have gained a lot of self control doing martial arts," she explains. "I always try and focus on the positives rather than the negatives and that is something that I encourage the pupils to do.
"Sparring is not my favourite part of martial arts and that is the same as a pupil who doesn't enjoy a certain subject.
"They focus on the negatives but don't realise that if you switch your mentality and push yourself then you can achieve a lot."
Holohan, who trains at Master Wolf's Taekwon-Do Academies, competed at the Taekwondo World Championships in August after the competition was moved from South Korea to Hatfield due to the political situation in Korea.
"It really helped me because I wouldn't have been able to enter had it been held in Korea," Holohan said. "If it had been held in Korea the competition would only have been for black belts.
"The fact that it was just down the road for me made a big difference because I am not the best traveller. So I didn't have that particular headache and that certainly helped my positive mindset."
Holohan won a silver medal in the colour belt division of sparring where she fought ladies above her weight.
She followed that up with bronze in the colour belt division mixed patterns but says it should have been a gold.
She explained: "I am very proud of what I achieved. Going into the competition, I put myself in the positive mindset that I was going to come back with a medal and I think that is very important.
"I should have won a gold medal in the mixed patterns but we were placed into the same category with the men.
"But finishing with a bronze in that category is still a very big achievement and one I am very pleased with."
A trip to Greece next month will again test the 33-year-old. She will be competing predominantly against black belts and admits it will be a "huge challenge".
She added: "So I will be taking on the biggest challenge of my life but it shows that I am pushing myself.
"I train twice a week for three hours a day but the closer I will get to the championships I will try to train as often as possible."
Headteacher at St James', Niamh Arnull, said: "I am pleased and proud that Jackie is making such a valuable contribution to our community – making a difference for our students and leading by example in making the most of her considerable talents."
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Insight: Justin Barcia
Monday, June 4, 2012 | 12:15 PMRacer X: Three races, three winners.
Justin Barcia: Yeah for sure, last weekend was pretty tough on me. I got some really bad starts. I kept it up there and got back toward the front, and I got fifth overall, which is pretty good, but obviously the goal is to be on the podium every weekend. Today was awesome for me. The first moto was sick. I got the holeshot, rode my own race, and won it. Second moto was good, too. But on the third or fourth lap, my back brake got super squishy. I don't know what's up with that, but, with these ruts, it's hard without a back brake. It was so gnarly, I was stopping with so much front brake. And the track was gnarly, the ruts were up to our radiator shrouds.
But things were good, the team did a really good job today. We didn't make many changes throughout the day. LaRocco actually tested the fork out in California this week, and we went with that. We went to a different tire in the first moto, and then switched back to the original tire in moto two. Things worked out good.
Justin Barcia made it three different 250 winners through three rounds with his win at Thunder Valley.
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Did your mechanic put on the pit board, in the second moto, that you needed to go get Roczen for the overall?
I knew what I needed to do. I don't know, I lost some ground for a little bit, but I just put in a super hard charge. There were some lappers that got in there, too, and I got alongside of him. He kind of cross-rutted a little bit and went down.
There was a jump called the Toyota Mountain, it was tough for the 250 riders to get overa clean. You had some close calls there.
Yeah, I had a bunch of close calls there. Today, it was sketchy at times. I had my feet off the pegs a bunch of times, I was happy to stay as smooth as I did.
You weren't jumping that jump, then I saw you try to jump it one time and there was a lapper right there. Seemed like a crazy time to jump it, in traffic!
Yeah, that one wasn't too smart! But I was just going for it!
You and Roczen seem to always be around each other, no matter if it's for first, second, or third, you guys are always close.
Yeah, this class is pretty gnarly this year. The top five guys are fast, and we're always linking up at some point during the race. It's nice when you can grab a holeshot and just check out, but that's not really the way it goes in the Lites class. You've got to fight the whole time. That's the way it was in Texas, I had to fight from pretty much last in both motos. It's not easy, but it's going to be an exciting year, for sure.
Barcia celebrates his first overall of 2012.
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Give us your perspective on the last lap. Did you catch back up to Roczen before you got to the lappers, or did he just get jammed up with them?
Yeah, last three laps I just put in a super hard charge. I was catching him a little bit each lap, and then he got into some lappers on that last lap. In that big sweeper, I went inside and he went outside and kind of came across in front of me. Then we came to that little ess turn, and there were three lappers on the inside, and I went to the outside. I think he saw me trying to sweep around the outside, so he popped over a few ruts to try to get outside,he cross rutted, ended up going down. It was definitely wild for me, it was crazy!
You normally get such good starts, but last week was a disaster as far as that goes. Did last week fire you up?
Oh yeah! Me and my dad, Big Diesel Don, we did some serious practice starts this week. I just did start after start all week, and that's what it takes in this sport. I don't know what happened last week, it was stupid. I think the work I do on my starts normally shows—I had good starts at Hangtown and then good starts today. I think in this class, it's key to winning races.
Going to High Point now.
Yeah I'm excited. I don't know what the weather is going to be, that always throws a curveball at us, but it's a good track, has some good ruts and jumps. So I'll go home, work hard, get ready and hopefully I'll be right up there.
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Justin is defiantly right the lites class is stacked! I thought Tomac would be the man after Freestone, but Baggett showed he has some way of finding the fast way around the track. The Euro Duo is not that far off, Roczen is adjusting nicely to American racing while not trying to over do it. Musquin looks better each race as his hand heals. Before its all over Wharton will be up there trying to squeeze into the top 5. If Malcolm can stay off the ground, he too will be up there as he seems to be getting faster each week too. Yep a tightly stacked deck in the 250's!
What an absolutely miserable fail of a broadcast for an excellent second moto. How is it possible that all we're hearing for the last few laps is Roczen closing in on the lead, then not until the race is over do we hear, "oh, and here's the pass Barcia made on Roczen on the last lap to take the overall"? WHAT? How in the hell is that not top priority to let people know what's happening to effect the overall win? NBC Sports needs to get something figured out damn quick, because they haven't put on a decent moto broadcast yet, absolutely disgusting.
The top 4 in the 250 class this year (Baggett, Tomac, Barcia and Roczen) remind me of the top for in 125 class in '83 (Omara, Ward, Leichen and Barnett).
This guy is awesome reminds me so much of the hurricane!!! Between him and Roczen finally some guys with wild riding styles and charisma. Dungey is a great rider but the guy is like milk toast I can recite his speech word for word. Bubbles is bubbles. Can't wait till Barcia, Wilson, Tomac and Roczen move up to 450's!!!
Hey guys I know you always feature the pros so I wanted to show you Rock 105.3 motocross. They feature local riders and you don't have to be a pro to be featured but it's a good place to find up and coming racers...


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