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At the time, I found this to be peculiar…
I mean, at first they start speaking to me telepathically about monetary systems and sub-strata space travel. Next, the un-lubed probes and tracking devices!!!
And now, my coffee???
No one, and I mean no one messes with my fucking coffee!
This is war!!!
Kidding aside, I'm sure anyone whose brain wasn't primed to see this would have just simply wiped it up instead of taking the time to photograph it. If you look closely however, you will see that aliens also poo. Or at least coffee aliens seem to. It's probably from the peristaltic action that the caffeine stimulates.
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Heard a hundred years old today and even though it's nearly been forty years since the dramatic end of his presidency Richard Nixon and -- as a commanding figure.
In American political life many people forget.
He was an extremely popular president who won reelection.
His achievements both foreign and domestic won him.
That reelection in a landslide way but during every election is when it all seem to get overwhelmed to talk and Watergate joining us right now Robert Mary.
He is the editor of national interest and author of raiding the president's Robert.
What do you think about when you think of Nixon.
And his legacy on his -- -- things.
-- so I can't I imagine that he's a hundred years old today I remember when he ran the first time in 1960 I was fourteen years old and I supported the guy.
I what I think about Nixon is that Watergate unfortunately wipes away many significant accomplishments that he brought about for our country.
And that it's kind of not entirely fair but then have a life in politics is -- -- while you talk about number one you talk about what it's about for you talk about -- the gates to China.
Reaching out to them successfully and staying in touch for decades that follow.
Well it is important remember that when he took office.
Vietnam was a cancer on the body politic it was.
Really -- terrible situation in country we were losing a lot of young boys every week and every month.
But it was also tearing the country apart domestically so he had to -- his way through that situation.
-- -- thing about Nixon and Vietnam is that he never talked about winning the war because he didn't think that it was possible to win the war he talked about winning the peace and ending the war.
He considered.
Victory to be impossible and defeat to be unthinkable.
And therefore he brought about one of the greatest military retreats in history have the world really.
Right he also when he took about domestic policy was the one who pulled us off the gold standard and only people debating if that was a wise move -- -- Well Nixon was not strictly speaking a conservative he was an activist president and he believes in regulation so he.
Foster the Environmental Protection Agency OSHA the safety Occupational Safety & Health Administration right various other.
-- regulatory agencies.
But it's true he did to have an economic policy that I don't think was sell all that -- sound.
And you talk about a guy that has rich legacy that people are still studying he's pouring over -- because he was a significant player even after you left office as we found out and subsequent administrations.
Leading up to bush forty three.
Robert Mary thanks so much look forward to reading your book rating the president.
It's thanks -- appreciate being with you all right.
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Lassen Career Network and Plumas Work Connection are each hosting a special healthcare reform workshop featuring Susan Christensen of Christensen Insurance. In her two-hour presentation, Susan will discuss how the new law may affect your business, potential tax credits and the significance of "grandfathering" your health plan. The date in Susanville at the Lassen Career Network offices on Chestnut Street is Sept. 13. The date in Quincy at the Plumas Work Connection facility on East Main Street is Sept. 22. Both sessions are from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information and to reserve space call 257-5057 or 283-1606.
Teresa Pustejovsky, is this years golf tournament chairperson for the Fairways For Football golf tournament. She informs us the tournament is scheduled for this Saturday, Sept. 11 at the Diamond Mountain Golf Club in Susanville. It's a fundraiser for Lassen High School's Football program. For more information, or to sign a team up, give the golf course a call.
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The Susanville Symphony Academy of Music will be on the Janesville school campus this Thursday evening, Sept. 9 for Back to School night. According to Dana Hirsche, they will have brochures, sign-up sheets and more information available. This is for music students of all ages, including adults. So if you have missed them at previous campus's you can see them at Janesville this week.
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Wednesday, December 10, 2013
It's Nursing's Coffee, Tea, or ??? Fundraiser!
Everyone is invited and encouraged to participate. Donate the money you would normally spend on your favorite daily beverage to the United Way, and be entered in a raffle to win a pair of scrubs. Read more...
Just fill out a United Way Pledge form found at http://www.med.umich.edu/nursing/unitedWay2013-PledgeForm.pdf with a check or payroll deduction approval for the donation and return to your unit AA on or before December 10th.
It's that easy! Your donation helps people right here in Washtenaw County or where ever you designate. The United Way's funding focus areas are early childhood care and education, school-aged youth, safety net health and nutrition, housing and homelessness, senoir assistance, and hunger relief. Your donation is greatly appreciated!!
If you have any questions, contact Anne Kadrovich at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- I am grateful to be in one of the finest universities in the world, and one of the finest Health Systems. The ability to work with the greatest minds across campus should never be taken for granted. Outside our door are some of the finest schools in the world and inside our walls is an incredible place that provides incredible health care.
- I am grateful for the wise and experienced Directors of Nursing, Nurse Managers and Supervisors that I have the privilege of working with here. Through many struggles and challenging times, they have provided strong leadership to our community and the organization. The Nurse Manager is at the heart of every unit and area and they create the culture and environment for the staff to flourish and our patients and families to receive the finest care. The challenge is often daunting and they do a tremendous job balancing the many demands they face on a daily basis.
- I am grateful for the strong partnership we have with our School of Nursing and the work we are forging in the Clinical Initiative. Every time I read the students' acknowledgments of their staff mentors, I know that innovative model we created is making a tremendous difference in student education and in patient care. This partnership is permeating all aspects of patient care and student education and it is wonderful to see.
- I am grateful for the many colleagues I have the opportunity to work with across all disciplines every day. In my daily work I have the opportunity to work with leaders across the system in medicine, pharmacy, social work, respiratory care and many, many departments. We all know that care is not given by a single clinician, but a well-functioning team and we have the opportunity to practice in superb teams every day.
- Finally, I am MOST grateful for being part of the tremendous community of professional nurses and assistive staff we are privileged to have at UMHS. Every nurse, in every role, in every practice space throughout the Health System impacts the lives of thousands of patients and families every day. Nursing is at the heart of care and by our every action, our every word, as we advocate, care for, and nurse our patients to health or provide the comfort and compassion to our patients and their families at the end of their lives, our nursing community makes a profound difference in the world. For this I am most grateful and thank you for the tremendous difference you make every day
- Marge
In such diverse settings, with roles from phone triage to care coordination, their practice requires creative, artful approaches to meeting the patient/family's needs and providing continuity of care. Their examples of outstanding care were inspiring and clearly illustrated the importance of knowing the patient's story, creating mutual goals, promoting self-care efficacy and facilitating continuity of care.
Nurses in ambulatory care face many of the challenges encountered in other settings – time constraints, workload, documentation challenges, and maintaining continuity. Whether on the phone or face-to-face in clinic, it is the nurse's compassionate approach, skillful management of the patient/family's needs, and empowerment of the patient and family, that leads to a healing relationship and positive outcomes. Here is just one example of the outstanding care being provided in ambulatory care:
This is a story about a little girl [aka Jenny] with a chronic condition, her foster mom, and a compassionate nurse who took care of her in the Ostomy Clinic. Jenny was a patient who was brought to the U.S. to be medically-fostered by a caring family. She required medical and surgical treatment for a congenital disorder which necessitated an ostomy at birth. The medical treatment was not available in the small village where her biological family lives, and they lacked the financial resources to care for a child with a chronic condition. The ultimate goal of the team was to eventually close her ostomy and send her back to her biological family.
As a result of her condition, Jenny was underweight and cognitively delayed. She did not speak English. Jenny underwent surgical revision of her ostomy and was discharged home. The foster mom had no experience caring for an ostomy and Jenny did not qualify for home health services. A nurse coordinator from Pediatric Surgery consulted with Tami Walker, RN, WOCN to assist with challenges mom was experiencing at home. The coordinator shared with Tami that the mom was having difficulty getting the colostomy appliance to adhere to the skin, there was leaking around the ostomy, and the skin around the ostomy was excoriated. The mom was running out of ostomy supplies—she was frustrated and at the end of her rope. Her goal was to effectively manage the ostomy and promote healing.
Tami called her manager to share her concerns about seeing this child in the outpatient setting after the challenging care transitions from hospital to home. Although it had been years since Tami provided care to a pediatric patient, the manager assured Tami that she was the RIGHT person to take care of this little girl and her foster mom. Tami, the manager, and the nurse coordinator decided to attend the appointment together in order to fully address the situation and improve continuity of care.
Prior to the appointment, Tami consulted with the inpatient ostomy team and collected as many pediatric ostomy supplies as she could get her hands on. She reviewed the medical history in MiChart and Careweb to prepare for the appointment. Tami began the clinic visit by saying, "Before I examine Jenny, I want you to tell me about her and what has been going on with her care". The mom shared important aspects of Jenny's story. Tami immediately put the foster mom at ease and focused on the past and present medical needs, interjecting several times how the foster mom was taking such good care of the little girl. Tami gathered the story and actively listened to the foster mom before she even touched the little girl.
When Tami was ready to examine Jenny, she used a stuffed puppy while she carefully pulled the ostomy appliance away from the skin. Tami told the mom, "you've been taking very good care of her and the ostomy; we'll go over a few things that will help you". You could see the relief and sense of accomplishment on the mom's face. The mom's stress from the past several days just seemed to disappear. Tami replaced the stress with caring and respect for the mom who was trying her best to care for this little girl without any formal ostomy education or experience.
Tami reviewed the ostomy supplies and demonstrated how to remove the ostomy wafer in a way that would minimize discomfort to the little girl. She also discussed nutritional considerations. The stuffed puppy was used to distract and entertain the little girl while Tami examined Jenny and educated the mom. The foster mom left the appointment with renewed confidence to care for this little girl's ostomy and a resource to call if she had questions or concerns, thus promoting self-care efficacy and ensuring continuity of care.
This story is an excellent example of how the Model of Care supports EXTRAORDINARY care. The mom sent Tami a Thank You card for the care she provided. The picture on the card was the little girl sitting in a basket holding the stuffed puppy that Tami gave to her during the visit. She thanked Tami for giving her a "new puppy" and recognizing how special Tami is to Jenny and her foster mom. Tami and her manager reflected on the visit — each of the four elements of the Model of Care was addressed (Patient Story, Mutual Goals, Self-Care Efficacy, and Continuity of Care), ensuring that this family's needs were met.
Our patients and families at UMHS often speak of the important role nurses play in their care. Ambulatory care nurses are in a unique position to make a difference in the quality of life for our patients, families and communities
Nurse Managers Grace Brand (12 East) and Julie Juno (PICU) were two of 10 recipients university-wide of the "Work/Life Champion Supervisor Awards!" Both were nominated by their staff for their work in creating work life balance and support for staff. Both were surprised by their units several months ago, but the official public awards ceremony occurred in October. The "Work/Life Champion Award for Supervisors" recognizes U-M faculty and staff supervisors who promote work/life balance through consistent recognition of and responsiveness to their employees' professional and personal lives, incorporating important job demands along with customer and team needs.
Tonie Owens, CNS (PICU) and Julie Juno, Nurse Manager (PICU) have had their work with simulation base education for CRRT published. They are the leaders in the country for filter life and unscheduled filter changes.
Elizabeth Studley (CRNA, Mott) has been selected as a recipient of the Fifth Annual DDLA. This award includes $1,000 towards her professional development activities. The Distinguished Diversity Leaders Award was established to shine a light on those staff members who work toward achieving a welcoming, supportive and inclusive working environment.
Tamara Davies from 5B was recently elected President of the Southeast Chapter of American Academy of Medical Surgical Nursing. Tamara was the first nurse on 5B to become a certified medical/surgical nurse. She is very passionate about medical surgical nursing and encourages her colleagues to get certified.
Suzanne Quallich, NP in Urology, has been awarded the Arthur T. Evans Lectureship, sponsored by the American Urological Association, for Diagnosis and Management of Chronic Testicular Pain: State of the Science, presented at the Society of Urologic Nurses and Associates 44th Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, October 12, 2013.
The DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nursing...
Congratulations to Aimee Kehres, RN (Pediatric Hematology/Oncology) who recently received the DAISY award! Read more...
The DAISY Award is given through a nationally known program currently in place in over 450 hospitals. DAISY is an acronym for Diseases Attacking the Immune System and this award was established by a family whose son succumbed to a disease of the immune system. During his prolonged hospital stay, he and his family greatly benefited from care provided by superb RNs. This award was established to honor nurses who exemplify that compassionate, thorough care.
Within the University of Michigan Health System, candidates for the Daisy Award are nominated by patients and/or their families.
What's New in Nurse Recruitment and Retention...
October 2013 Career Fair
October 2013 Career Fair hosted 260 attendees196 GNs and 64 experienced RNs. Active participation by all inpatient units is the essential element that makes these fairs such a success. Thanks to all who were there to help recruit!
Know a nurse you'd like to have as a colleague?
Suggest that he/she explore Nursing at Michigan opportunities by visiting our website at www.UMnursing.org or refer them directly to Nurse Recruitment & Retention:
UMHS Nurse Recruitment & Retention
2301 Commonwealth Blvd
Ann Arbor, MI 48105-2967
Office: (734) 936-5183
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Ambulatory Care News…
Nurse/MA Efficiency: InBasket, Charts and SmartTools - UMHS Care Provided at Chelsea Community Hospital
NEW CLASS! Nurse/MA Efficiency: InBasket, Charts and SmartTools
A new instructor-led training course is available. Designed for assisting nurses and assistive personnel to learn efficient ways to see Inbaskets, navigate charts and use some smart tools. It is 3 hours in length, allowing for lots of questions and practice time. You must pre-register for all courses. Contact the MiChart Enrollment Team at 734-232-6016 or firstname.lastname@example.com to request class time(s).
UMHS Care Provided at Chelsea Community Hospital
To relieve inpatient volume issues at the University of Michigan Hospitals, the Department of Family Medicine Service has created capacity at Chelsea Community Hospital (CCH) for lower acuity patients. Primary care nurses and providers, particularly those in Western Washtenaw County, are encouraged to refer patients who need routine medical inpatient to the Chelsea Family Medicine Service. These patients must have a diagnosis appropriate for an adult inpatient medicine service and not have anticipated inpatient specialty consultation needs OTHER THAN General Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Neurology, Urology or Gastroenterology.
Admission Process:
- Patients will either self-refer or be directed by PCP to CCH Emergency Department. If the latter and admission is anticipated, the PCP is asked to contact the CCH ED (734.593.5000) directly to share clinical information and concerns.
- Patients will identify themselves as having a UMHS PCP.
- CCH ED will direct patients needing admission to the CFM service or to UMHS as appropriate.
- PCP will be notified and kept abreast of clinical situation including admission and discharge according to CFM Information Policy.
The first eight months of the program was designed to orient the new graduates to multiple practice environments within a patient population. This was an effort to increase professional capacity and flexibility. They worked with nurse educators, expert staff nurses and clinical nurse specialists in designated units. In addition, each academy member had a designated preceptor on each unit as well as from Central Staffing Resources. The remaining four months were focused on flexibility in practice and increasing the academy member's skills and abilities as a Central Staffing Resource Nurse.
During the year long program the NPA nurses participated in Professional Development Days provided by PD&E staff. For some topics, this opportunity was, also, available to new graduates on participating units with less than 16 months of registered nurse experience. These days focused on topics such as: Nurse Practice Academy and You; Creating Possibilities: Skillfully Responding to Life Stressors; Teamwork and Communication; and many others.
Yourself sitting right there!
….enjoying the company of colleagues, hearing a presentation by a world-class speaker, earning CE, and having a catered lunch or dinner in the Jack Roth Stadium Club.
- Registration for the October 24 Nurse Week Events at the Big House remains open – Go to MLearning and enter "Nurse Week" in the "search catalogue" area to see available (but limited) options
- Note: even if you are working that day, it is possible to attend an event prior to or after your shift
- if you have registered for the On-Line CE Gift Card, you are ineligible to register for any other options
Scrub Sales in October 2013
October 22 & 23 ~ in the Link between old Mott and Main ~ 7am to 7pm
October 24 ~ at the Big House ~ 7am to 7pm
See what's new at
the U-M School of Nursing…
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TELLER COUNTY, COLO. -- Teller County Sheriff Deputies investigating 20 suspicious fires that have ignited in the past five days.
The last six breaking out within a two-hour time span Thursday night.
The fires, quick and small, have all had the same set of circumstances: they're close to the road, easily accessible, and near dry timber.
Thursday night, the Teller County Sheriff's Office questioned one suspect, after he had been seen frequenting an area that had been burned.
"We had several calls on this particular person and brought him in, questioned him, and felt comfortable letting him go," Mike Ensminger, Teller County Sheriff said.
The majority of the fires at the beginning of the week were centered around a 5-mile radius in the Aspen Village area.
Those breaking out during the later part of the week were located on North 67 and South 67.
Bill Wiedner is a rancher with property near County Roads 5 and 511, was out moving his horses when he saw smoke.
"Seven acres burned behind our property in Aspen Village and they're on going, seems like someone's got an agenda that they can't get over," Bill Wiedner, witness to a suspicious fire said.
The large number of fires in this short amount of time is taking a toll on the Teller County Sheriff's Office overtime budget.
There's no official number yet, but the sheriff tells FOX21 News they've had people working around the clock, including volunteer fire fighters.
The sheriff is asking locals to stay alert and call if they see anything suspicious.


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6. Cold, Cold Heart
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- No overnight parking or camping is permitted.
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Fun, active, diverse events which include lunch, dinners, day trips, indoor & outdoor activities, cultural events and mixers. We've been very active this year and the fun events continue. The best part is many of our members have posted ideas for events themselves. And a number of these ideas have become official events. We hope you will join our group. This Meetup group is created for local Asian and Asian Americans (professionals & college students) to interact and network in a fun, relaxing e …
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Walt made a deal with Declan the same episode Mike dies in, 507. Which was last Sunday the 26th.
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Looks like we've finally managed to settle on a meeting place, date and time.
Details about the castle here - http://www.elvastoncastle.org.uk/
The castle is here - http://www.bing.com/maps/?lvl=13&whe...76&FORM=MMREDR
We'll meet in the main car park, you do have to pay for parking so please bring some money with you. There is a cafe in the grounds if people want to eat or there is an Asda supermarket nearby and a McDonalds if people want to eat somewhere else.
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Henrico County's new director of General Services is Christopher L. Winstead, who will begin in his new role July 16. Henrico County Manager Virgil Hazelett made the announcement earlier today. Winstead, who currently serves as assistant director of Henrico's Department of Public Works, is succeeding Paul N. Proto, who retired recently after 20 years in the position. As director of General Services, Winstead will lead an agency that provides a broad range of services in support of general government and Henrico County Public Schools operations. The department's responsibilities include the maintenance and management of buildings, grounds and the county's automotive fleet; administration of capital projects; centralized procurement and distribution of materials and services for all county agencies; and risk management. General Services also is responsible for the county's radio communications infrastructure, including the Emergency E-911 system for Public Safety. "General Services provides myriad services that enable every other county agency to function and succeed," Winstead said. "I am grateful for the opportunity to work with the outstanding people in this department. Paul Proto set a high bar of excellence, and I want to honor and continue that legacy." Winstead, a licensed professional engineer, worked 17 years with the Virginia Department of Transportation before joining Henrico's staff in June 2009. He earned a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Virginia Tech University. |
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Virginia Blood Services (VBS), the sole supplier of blood for more than 20 hospitals throughout the state of Virginia, is in need of blood donors to help replenish the local blood supply over the holidays.
A decline in blood donations is typical during the winter months as people become busy with holiday activities and travel. Patient needs remain steady, however, making it important for people to visit a VBS donor site or mobile drive to give blood. > Read more.
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The parade, which begins at 3 p.m., is sponsored by the Battlefield Ruritans and Henrico County Parks and Recreation and is held in conjunction with the James River Boat Parade. It is led by a grand marshal along Old Osborne Turnpike and ends at the Osborne Boat Landing, where hundreds of community members gather to await nightfall and the arrival of lighted boats, concluding a festive holiday celebration. > Read more.
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The region's two premier youth soccer organizations – the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers – have partnered to create Richmond United, a cost-free U.S. Soccer Development Academy program designed to serve the most talented players in the region. The arrangement marks the first time in U.S. Soccer Development Academy history that two member clubs have united their respective Academy programs.
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Eastern Henrico's annual "Holiday on Parade" event is back tomorrow. Family-friendly activities will take place at various locations in the east end. The festivities will culminate with the 21st annual James River Parade of Lights. Also, several churches throughout the county are hosting holiday celebrations including West End Assembly of God, St. Andrew's United Methodist Church and The Gayton Kirk Presbyterian Church. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Estilo charms, with a stylish twist, in Henrico's Near West End
If you're looking for something a little different from the standard, ho-hum restaurant experience, look no further than The Village shopping center. Among the recent success stories to put down roots in The Village is Estilo, created by the owners of the gastropub Toast (featured in a Feb. 21 review in the Citizen), only a few steps away.
Estilo – which translates to style – offers a taste of Peru, Chile and Bolivia, among other countries, and a menu that rotates regularly through the rest of Central and South America. > Read more.
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Disney's Frozen shines as an instant classic
Disney has spent the past few years in search of that certain something; that 'Disney Magic.' It's been a slow process. From The Princess and the Frog to Tangled to Wreck-it Ralph, the studio took slow steps, welcoming its princesses and fairy tales and musical numbers back into the fold. Every film was an improvement on the last, but none of them had anywhere near the charm or lasting appeal of the early '90s highs of the "Disney Renaissance."
Frozen, by far, is the House of Mouse's best attempt at a new Little Mermaid. > Read more.
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For the first time the life and work of german silhouette artist and movie pioneer Lotte Reiniger (1899-1981) is acknowledged in exhibition form. A thematic pathway leads the visitor through the different categories of her artistic work: the silhouette, shadow theatre and animated movies set to music. The colour design is geared to the subject of the exhibition by constantly using the contrasts of black and white. Audio stations, media installations and movie projections present different possibilities of interaction. Students of the Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst Basel were responsible for the overall project, from the conception to the spatial extension.
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Exhibition Area: | 200 sqm |
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The Virginia Department of Social Services says more and more older adults are being financially exploited and is calling on people who work in the financial industry to help stop it. Charles Fishburne reports.
The economy is bad, and baby boomers are getting older and less able to take care of themselves, financially or otherwise, and some are being taken advantage of.
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Gail Nardi, at the Virginia Department of Social Services.
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I'm sure you've noticed the bargain prices on strawberries in the supermarket.
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Sally Lynch from Tastetrekkers joined us to share her recipe for Eaton's mess.
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SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Vocera Communications, Inc. (NYSE: VCRA) today announced that its subsidiary, ExperiaHealth, a national leader in partnering with hospitals and health systems to humanize the healthcare experience, will convene its fifth semi-annual National Patient Experience Collaborative meeting on October 16-17, 2013, at The InterContinental Mark Hopkins hotel in San Francisco, Calif. This two day invitation only event, titled, "CXO Roundtable: Innovations in Human Experience," will assemble progressive medical providers and visionaries from over 30 U.S. healthcare organizations who are disrupting the status quo to improve the human experience of healthcare.
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"We believe that patient experience improvements have an important impact on the cost and quality of healthcare. A growing number of organizations who have joined this network have connected patient experience with quality, safety, and financial performance. Our research partnerships help to scientifically measure this impact," said M. Bridget Duffy, MD, co-founder, ExperiaHealth, and chief medical officer, Vocera Communications.
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ExperiaHealth National Patient Experience Collaborative members, which include: Ascension Health; Lucile Packard Children's Hospital; Mission Health System; NorthShore University Health System; The University of Chicago Medical Center; UCSF Medical Center; University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics; and Summa Health System, among others; have made significant improvements in care delivery.
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With high anticipation for their new record, tickets went on sale today for a show not too far away at the Culture Room the BEST VENUE EVER here in sunny South F.L.A. Late!
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UNITED NATIONS - Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says he has a vision of a new world order that would be absent of the "hegemony of arrogance."
Ahmadinejad, known for past fiery denunciations of the United States and Israel, cited what he termed the "continued threat by the uncivilized Zionists to resort to military action against our great nation is a clear example of this bitter reality."
His remarks Wednesday came as he addressed the U.N. General Assembly.
He did not reference Iran's nuclear program. The United States, Israel and Western nations claim Tehran is using what it insists is a peaceful nuclear program as cover for building a weapon.
Israel has threatened a military strike against Iranian nuclear installation. President Barack Obama insists time remains to solve the dispute through diplomacy.
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The Power of Prayer and Holy Brainstorming
Pastor John in 1981:
History has shown that God's way of stirring up his people to great acts of love and mission has often been to draw together a small praying band who lay themselves open to him and get a vision for service. Where will the new works of mission and charity come from in our church, if not from holy brain-storming in small groups of zealous people?
Not only does vision for love get stirred up by such fellowship, but also strength to see it through to reality. Love and good works are not easy to sustain over the long haul. There has to be much lifting up of the downcast. As Ecclesiastes 4:9–10 says, "Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their toil. F…


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Vertu Launches V Accessories Collection
First previewed at Baselworld, the inaugural collection features a luxury Vertu V Bluetooth Headset and Vertu V Memory Card reader together with contemporary versions of the traditional ballpoint pen and a collection of small leather goods.
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In another blow to Brooktrails Township's financial health, resident David Paland has appealed the May court ruling, which allowed Brooktrails to keep fees from foreclosed properties.
Paland had previously taken Brooktrails all the way to the California Supreme Court over forcing vacant properties to continue paying monthly water and sewer base rates. In 2009, the high court confirmed this practice was allowed.
In 2010, Paland gathered about 175 signatures from registered voters in Brooktrails to place Measure D on the November 2010 ballot. Measure D would have banned Brooktrails from collecting base rate charges from foreclosed or vacant properties. The measure would have specifically benefited banks with foreclosed properties and those, like Paland, who have their water turned off for long periods of time while on vacation, or for other reasons.
The measure passed with a simple majority of 737 in favor and 637 opposed. After the election was certified, Brooktrails filed suit against the Mendocino County Board of Supervisors to avoid having the measure take effect. The active defense of the suit was provided by Paland after he joined the BOS side of the lawsuit. The BOS took a back seat in the litigation and allowed Paland to make nearly all of the various presentations and arguments before the judge.
The township claimed this change in fees was shifting the costs from one group (non-paying property owners) to another group (paying property owners).
Paland filed this latest appeal in court on July 6.


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Conducting a search right now for a new superintendent of Columbus City Schools poses serious challenges: What top-notch executive would leap at the chance to take over an organization under state and federal investigation for rigging of student data and other potentially criminal violations, especially with the extent of the scandal and its fallout unknown?
That alone should be enough to persuade Board of Education members to delay the search and look for an interim leader instead.
Another reason to wait is that the school district is fortunate to have a panel of community leaders lending their time and talents to improving the district, and leaders of that panel, the Columbus Education Commission, are asking the board to let them finish their work before choosing a new leader.
At a recent meeting, several commission members said the district would be better off naming an interim chief when current Superintendent Gene Harris retires in June.
It is a sensible suggestion; commission members bring an unprecedented degree of political, legal and managerial experience to the table, and their advice is worth waiting for. A delay in hiring a permanent replacement also could allow for resolution of the scandal that will continue to roil the district for the foreseeable future. In fact, hiring a temporary chief with the specific charge to clean up the district would allow a subsequent permanent superintendent to step into the job with no baggage from the district's past. And certainly, the next permanent superintendent should come from outside the district, to ensure there is no such baggage.
School-board President Carol Perkins' response — reaffirming her board's autonomy and asking Mayor Michael B. Coleman to clarify his commission's scope — is turf protection, not leadership. In fact, with Perkins at the helm, the board has lapsed into a posture of defensive passivity, hiding from the district's problems rather than confronting and correcting them. Had Perkins led a vigorous effort to identify and remove the wrongdoers in the administration, the district might be in a position to hire a new superintendent. But she hasn't.
Meanwhile, Coleman has assembled a group of leaders who are experienced and who come from the communities to whom the city schools matter most. It includes representatives of Columbus teachers and other school employees, government, social services, the African-American community, the judiciary, the business community, Ohio State University and Columbus State Community College.
This community of concern isn't likely to give up and turn its back, even if its efforts to help are rebuffed by a defensive school board. And rebuffing the panel would be self-defeating for the school board. Members of the mayor's panel represent the major constituencies that school officials will need on their side if they hope to win votes for a new school levy.
The school board can help ensure that support by welcoming the contribution the community is trying to make. The first step would be to let Coleman's commission make its recommendations known before searching for the next superintendent.


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As a reporter for the State Bar of Georgia, Paul Milich helped write new rules of evidence for Georgia.
June 7, 2011
ATLANTA -- Georgia's recent adoption of new evidence rules is good news for everyone, Georgia State University College of Law Professor Paul S. Milich writes in an opinion piece recently published in the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
"The rules of evidence control what facts can and cannot be admitted at trial and tell judges and lawyers how to get the facts admitted," writes Milich, who as a reporter for the State Bar of Georgia's Evidence Study Committee helped draft the new rules. "Our 19th-century evidence rules do not fit the 21st century very well. Phones did not exist when Georgia's evidence code was written in 1860, let alone cars, videos, computers, or even Facebook."
In the piece, Milich details the long road to passage for Georgia evidence code, which hadn't been updated in 150 years. The State Bar first urged adoption more than 20 years ago, he wrote, noting that Nathan Deal, then leader of the Senate, carried the new rules to unanimous approval in the Senate only to have the rules languish in the House. Milich credits Rep. Wendell Willard, R-Sandy Springs, whose leadership over a three-year period brought the new rules to final passage in the House and Senate.
"Now Georgia's judges and lawyers have new, improved tools to administer justice in our courts," Milich wrote. "The benefits may not be as visible to non-lawyers as a new highway or hospital but they are just as real."
Milich was also quoted extensively in a story by John Gramlich for Stateline.org on Georgia's new rules of evidence, which has been published in newspapers around the country.
The article explains how almost every state has changed its evidence code in recent decades to bring it in line with the Federal Rules of Evidence, a national system that was enacted in 1975 to bring uniformity to federal proceedings. Georgia, however, has doggedly stuck to its own rules — many of them unchanged since 1863 — even though all of its neighboring states have embraced the federal code.
Gramlich writes that the result, according to critics, has been an uneven and confusing application of basic evidence rules depending on whether a case is being handled in federal or state court or whether it is being heard in Georgia or any other nearby state. Georgia, for instance, is the only state still following a 19th century rule that technically considers hearsay "illegal evidence." The state often requires original documents to be presented, even though most other states say copies are sufficient. Under some circumstances, juries can decide whether evidence is admissible, though almost everywhere else judges must make that determination.
"It's not good for anybody when people have to learn two sets of rules," Milich says in the article. "Sometimes they don't know either set very well."
The new evidence code goes into effect on January 1, 2013.
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After a couple months, we decide to continue.
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She describes their night of passion
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A married couple meet new friends while shopping.
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A cougar takes her cub boyfriend on a trip to Hawaii and they have many fun adventures together
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Mature woman takes the intiative
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Half-way through the month before Sylvia comes to visit, things take an interesting direction
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A moving in present opens my eyes....
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A cougar takes her hot cub boyfriend to the movies.
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Lyn in Sherman Oaks, we have your Asian noodle salad recipe this week, and it comes directly from Jon Dubrick, executive chef at the Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens. Thank you, Chef Dubrick.
We hope Lyn and other readers will enjoy it.
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Asian Noodle Salad
For the salad:
1 (1-pound ) bag Canton noodles
1/2 cup snap peas
1/2 cup shredded carrots
1/2 sliced shiitake mushrooms
1/4 cup white wine
1 tablespoon toasted sesame seeds
1/4 cup chopped green onion
1/4 cup chopped cilantro
For the dressing:
3/4 cup soy sauce
1/4 cup canola oil
2 tablespoons sesame oil
1 teaspoon chili flakes
1 tablespoon sugar
2 tablespoons diced fresh ginger (or more to taste)
1 tablespoon chopped garlic
1. Cook and cool Canton noodles.
2. Saute snap peas, carrots and shiitake mushrooms together with a little oil for 5 minutes and deglaze with white wine. Set aside to cool.
3. Add all dressing ingredients together and stir until combined. Mix together the noodles and the vegetable mix and add dressing to taste.
4. Garnish with toasted sesame seeds, green onion and cilantro.
Serves 6-8.
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Exploration 2A: Limiting the devastation of war |
Page 1 of 10 IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE MODULE 1...Students should experience the explorations of Module 1 in preparation for the rest of the curriculum. If that is not possible, the following special lesson drawn from elements of Module 1 can be used to replace the transition step 1 of Module 2. Special lessonPreview to Exploration 2ABased on the materials available for downloading through the link above:
If class time does not permit the special lesson, another alternative might be to replace the transition step 1 of Module 2 with a 10- to 15-minute exploration of students' understanding of the terms HUMANITY and COMPASSION. Module 1 examined humanitarian acts that were spontaneously performed by ordinary people to protect the lives and human dignity of others. Module 2 shifts the focus to rules of behaviour that are specifically designed to protect the lives and human dignity of people affected by armed conflict. Exploration 2A begins by having students consider photos of one specific situation: soldiers taken prisoner. Students get glimpses of the different situations in which those at risk and those in power find themselves. A photo collage then introduces them to a variety of other war-related situations. Students explore various experiences arising from armed conflict to suggest rules needed to limit unnecessary suffering and to protect life and human dignity. This exploration introduces the basic rules of international humanitarian law (IHL). Students examine the reasons for these rules, and compare them with rules that they suggest. The exploration also describes the relationship between IHL and human rights law and how human rights law complements IHL in armed conflicts. Objectives
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