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Head coach Greg Schiano spoke to the media immediately following the Buccaneers' 30-7 loss to the Tennessee Titans Friday night at Raymond James Stadium. Read what Schiano said about the loss, LeGarrette Blount and and the play of the offensive line in this transcript.
LeGarrette Blount is that anything serious?
"I think it will be okay. I don't think it's too bad."
Is it the knee?
"No, it's not a knee. It is more up in his groin area. Not really sure exactly, but he just got bent a funny way. He will be sore, but I think he will be okay."
Other than some miss tackles were you fairly pleased with the way first team defense played early on?
"In the beginning of the game, you know, a three-and-out, an interception that led to a score, and then another three-and-out; it's the way to start the game. But, overall, just sloppy play; missed fits, missed tackling, not attacking the line of scrimmage, too much hovering as a defensive front. That was something that we talked about [as] an area of improvement, so it's disappointing that we didn't but we got to go back to work and we'll get it right. We're going to play run defense, we will do that."
What happened to the offensive line tonight?
"I'll have to take a look at the tape on that. We pulled Carl (Nicks) and Davin (Joseph) relatively early; [they] had fifteen plays. So that certainly changes the complexion in the middle of your line, but still whoever's in there has got to play. I don't know if it's fair to isolate the middle or not, not being able to tell. I do know the quarterbacks took way too many hits, including Josh (Freeman). So you can't do that. You're not going to win in this league. You're not going to have your quarterback very long if that happens."
Were they just beating you off the ball with their defense?
"I don't know if that's, beating you off the ball is such a broad term. I think they just made some plays."
Ahmad Black seems to always be in the right place at the right time?
"Luck is once in a while. He seems to be around the ball quite a bit, whether it's practice or in a game. Now he did it in a game. He has a knack."
Is this one of those games where you are glad that it's a preseason game?
"Well, certainly it doesn't go on our record, but the fact of some of the play that was out there [and] again the play was spread from the first team all the way down to player number 90. I am not going to—some guys are not going to be here that are doing it. So that's not my concern. My concern is the guys that are going to be here. 53 guys are going to make this team. Where we are not executing, we need to get it fixed. I don't know exactly who those 53 are so as we go now you evaluate every guy and try to fix everything that was mistaken tonight. Including coaching. Including myself. Starts with me every day after a game and then you work your way down."
Can you evaluate your running back situation if LeGarrette Blount has to miss a little time?
"I would rather not get into the hypothetical if. I think LeGarrette (Blount) is a tough kid and I think that this isn't something that will sideline him too long. Now if it does I will figure it out along with the coaching staff. I though Doug (Martin) ran the ball nicely which is an upside. He had that long nine yard pop and then we get a penalty it brings it back. Was it 16 yards? Ok. Then had 16 that didn't count. I thought those were nice runs. Those weren't just there was a whole. He made something happen on his own on both of them. He has done that a few times which is good."
What else did you see that you liked?
"Well, I think again the first turnover; the defense went out there and made them kick a field goal. To me that's tough and they did it. At the beginning of the game obviously that—I thought we had a few opportunities to intercept passes and we didn't. You know you can't do that. They scored on one of the drives. You can't give people at this level a second chance. In the same token we didn't take care of the ball. That is our number one priority in our program. The ball. The football. We put the ball to the other team. You can't do that. We will go back to our work and get that corrected. It is not the end of the world, but we do need to get better that's for sure."
You expect to get Donald Penn back I guess he has been activated off the list?
"He came off the PUP list. Hopefully that will happen Monday. We will see. Which will be good. I think Donald (Penn) [has] gotten himself into real good shape too which should help him be a better player."
How close is Arrelious Benn? Is he any closer?
"Well he is getting closer. You guys saw him running out there the other day. That's the beginning of the next step. You get from indoor stuff [and] now he is out on the grass. If it can just keep moving along at this pace I think we are going to be in good shape, but you never do know when you are rehabbing. We will see."
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As I said in another article, I think Blount missed several running lanes that he could have run through. I'm starting to think his lack of vision is why the Titans cut him in the first place. Blount must learn to keep his head up if there is not an imminent threat of getting tackled.
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How about this question: Coach, how are we going to be a running team when the O-line gets stuffed like that? Or, did you mean the QB running for his life? Wow that was bad. Scheme or no scheme, that was an a$$ beating.
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Format: | PG DVD |
Starring: | Barry Foster, Dirk Bogarde, Tom Courtenay, James Villiers, Leo McKern |
Director: | Joseph Losey |
Genre: | Drama |
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Rental release: | 09 Aug 2011 |
Main languages: | English |
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Dirk Bogarde apparantly said that he thought this movie was the least successful of his collaborations with Joseph Losey. I can see why. Rarely seen, this is a low-budget and relatively short film (about 80 minutes) based on the play 'Hamp.'
Sadly, there is something seriously awry here. Perhaps the film is too obviously stuck in it's stage roots. The sets seem obviously studio-bound, but whether this is for effect or not is hard to work out.
The story, about the court-martial of a deserter in the first world war should be extremely moving, and yet the whole film comes over as cold and as artificial as the sets. The opening seven or eight minutes are overly 'arty.'
The performances are mostly superb. Bogarde was always interesting in his 1960s movies - although perhaps he comes over as a bit too stereotypically stiff-upper-lip here. Tom Courteney is a revelation in a difficult role. It's also good to see former child-star Jeremy Spenser in a rare adult role (one of his last).
All in all the film is a disappointment, and yet it is essential viewing for fans of The Servant, Accident and the like - if only for curiosity value.
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By jerym (38 reviews) from caerphilly uk , 15 Jul 2012Saw this many years ago and was very impressed and looked forward to seeing it again but the sound quality was appalling and the dialogue almost completely unintelligible. May try again sometime but as the disc showed no sign of damage I suspect it is a fault in the recording.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By RJNeb2 (1016 reviews) from London , 16 Oct 2010There are a few missteps - Larry Adler's jaunty harmonica score is totally wrong for the film, and director Joseph Losey doesn't entirely succeed in making us forget this was originally a play - but generally this is a sobering and absorbing examination of war guilt, bolstered by some very strong performances. During WW1, Dirk Bogarde is the officer assigned to defend young private Tom Courtenay who's facing the firing squad after deserting the front line. The film's points about shellshock translate tellingly into the modern day phenomenon of Gulf War Syndrome. Similar to - but nowhere near as good as - Stanley Kubrick's 'Paths of Glory'.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By a customer from North of Watford , 11 May 2010Director Joseph Losey made this film a year after he made The Servant which also starred Dirk Bogarde. This time the setting is World War 1: Bogarde plays an officer sent to defend a simple young soldier who faces court martial for walking away from the war. The soldier is played convincingly by Tom Courtney. Still photographs from National War Museum lend authentic touches to the background as the drama unfolds. Music is by harmonica player Larry Adler. Picture quality is OK but the dialogue is indistinct at times and I might have used subtitles if there had been any.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By SteveMason (58 reviews) from Nottingham , 12 Apr 2009Poorly focused and superficial film misses as big and obvious a target as the misery of WWI trench warfare.
This film covers too little ground, emotionally as well as historically and struggles to express the humanity of its unfortunate characters.
Some game performances, interesting cinematography and a brief running time serve to make it a worthwhile diversion, but a disappointment for this enthusiast of many Joseph Losey films.
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Griseofulvin is an antifungal antibiotic that fights infections caused by fungus.
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You should not use griseofulvin if you are allergic to it, or if you have liver failure, porphyria, or if you are pregnant.
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Take this medication for the full prescribed length of time. Your symptoms may improve before the infection is completely cleared. Skipping doses may also increase your risk of further infection that is resistant to antibiotics. Griseofulvin will not treat a viral infection such as the common cold or flu.
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FDA pregnancy category C. It is not known whether griseofulvin will harm an unborn baby. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant while using this medication.
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i like the caps, they are a nice copper color.
Nice design on a clear bottle.
I havent worked out in more than a week. i have mentioned before in other threads lately that i injured my elbow, it hasnt heal, but i decided to give it a try(RPM). i been on hyperdrol x2+ massfx + retain for almost 3 weeks(on friday its going to be 3 weeks) The AX stack has help me to feel better and in a good mood i gained some resistance . today i took 3 caps of rpm along with the AX stack and 2 Supercissus at around 7:30 pm. i went to the gym at 8:30.
Today it was a chest/tricep day
i did DB bench
30lbs db x10
50lbs db x8
70lbs db x6
the flat position made it kind of difficult for the elbow but it also help to warm it up
after that i did BB incline
185 x 10
205 x 8
225 x 8
i strugle alot with the last set but i managed to make it and i was only help on the last 2 reps
since my elbow started to hurt a little the decline we did it on the Iso-Lateral Decline Press Machine
something that looks like this
90lbs each side x 10
135lbs each side x 8
160lbs each side x 8
the last set it was like hell to my elbow but i was so pumped i didnt care
then we got on the pecdeck flys machine my elbow didnt allow me to the db flys. i dont recall the weight that i used there. i took a break of 10 min
then i started triceps
single handed seated tricep extentions
i started with a 25lbs db
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30 x 8
35 x6
Tricep Pushdown
110 x10
130 x10
150 x10
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this one was the most pain full today but i liked it
55 x 10
65 x 8
75 x 6
i didnt had a complete workout today but after a week and for being injured i think it went good. RPM gave me the drive and focus to do it. i cant wait to get the triceps # up once i heal my elbow and also my chest numbers.
if it doesnt hurt alot tomorrow im going to try rpm at 4 caps on a back/bicep day.


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MENASHA, Wis. – Dr. Erik Emaus has been named president of Affinity Medical Group, a team of more than 200 health care professionals who provide medical care through a network of 23 clinics in 15 Northeast Wisconsin communities.
Emaus will be responsible for providing governance and direction for the coordination of all patient care activities within Affinity Medical Group, as well as have oversight for all functions related to the recruitment of Affinity Medical Group physicians.
Emaus, a Winneconne resident, joined Affinity Health System in 1999 as a primary care and sports medicine physician. He also served on the medical management team and as medical director for Affinity's southern region of primary care and ambulatory medical specialties. In 2006, he served as interim chief medical officer and in 2007, he was appointed vice president of medical affairs for
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Preparing for Alzheimer's and dementia care
As you come to grips with an Alzheimer's diagnosis, you may be dealing with a whole range of emotions and concerns. You'll no doubt be worried about how your loved one will change, how you'll keep him or her comfortable, and how much your life will change. You'll also likely be experiencing emotions such as anger, grief, and shock. Adjusting to this new reality is not easy. It's important to give yourself some time and to reach out for help. The more support you have, the better you will be able to help your loved one.
Early-stage Alzheimer's care preparations
There are some Alzheimer's care preparations that are best done sooner rather than later. It may be hard to consider these questions at first, as it means thinking about a time when your loved one is already well down the road of his or her Alzheimer's journey. However, putting preparations in place early helps a smoother transition for everyone. Depending on the stage of diagnosis, include the person with Alzheimer's in the decision-making process as much as possible. If their dementia is at a more advanced stage, at least try to act on what their wishes would be.
Questions to consider in preparing for Alzheimer's and dementia care:
- Who will make healthcare and/or financial decisions when the person is no longer able to do so? While a difficult topic to bring up, if your loved one is still lucid enough, getting their wishes down on paper means they'll be preserved and respected by all members of the family. Consider meeting with an elder law attorney to best understand your options. You'll want to consider power of attorney, both for finances and for healthcare. If the person has already lost capacity, you may need to apply for guardianship/conservatorship. More information can be found in the resources below.
- How will care needs be met? Sometimes other family members assume that a spouse or nearest family member can take on caregiving, but that is not always the case. Caregiving is a large commitment that gets bigger over time. The person will eventually need round-the-clock care. Family members may have their own health issues, jobs, and responsibilities to other family members. Communication is essential to make sure that the needs of the Alzheimer's patient are met, and that the caregiver has the support to meet those needs.
- Where will the person live? Is his or her own home appropriate, or is it difficult to access or make safe for later? If the person is currently living alone, for example, or far from any family or other support, it may be necessary to relocate or consider a facility with more support.
Find out what assistance your medical team can provide in these areas. In some countries, you can also hire a care manager privately. Geriatric care managers can provide an initial assessment as well as assistance with managing your case, including crisis management, interviewing in-home help, or assisting with placement in an assisted living facility or nursing home.
Developing day-to-day routines
Having a general daily routine in Alzheimer's and dementia care helps caregiving run smoothly. These routines won't be set in stone, but they give a sense of consistency, which is beneficial to the Alzheimer's patient even if they can't communicate it.
While every family will have their own unique routine, you can get some great ideas from your medical team or Alzheimer's support group, especially regarding establishing routines to handle the most challenging times of day, such as evenings.
- Keep a sense of structure and familiarity. Try to keep consistent daily times for activities such as waking up, mealtimes, bathing, dressing, receiving visitors, and bedtime. Keeping these things at the same time and place can help orientate the person.
- Let the person know what to expect even if you are not sure that he or she completely understands. You can use cues to establish the different times of day. For example, in the morning you can open the curtains to let sunlight in. In the evening, you can put on quiet music to indicate it's bedtime.
- Involve the person in daily activities as much as they are able. For example, a person may not be able to tie their shoes, but may be able to put their clothes in the hamper. Clipping plants outside may not be safe, but the person may be able to weed, plant, or water. Use your best judgment as to what is safe and what the person can handle.
Communication tips
As your loved one's Alzheimer's progresses, you will notice changes in communication. Trouble finding words, increased hand gestures, easy confusion, even inappropriate outbursts are all normal. Here are some tips on communicating:
- Keep it simple. Call the person by name. Ask one question at a time, and give the person ample time to answer. Try again if the person doesn't respond.
- Body language is important, especially as Alzheimer's progresses. What feelings do you sense behind the words? Encourage the person to point or gesture if they can't remember what an object is called.
- Pay attention to your own body language as well. Make good eye contact. If you are getting irritated, tense, or feel rushed, it can make your loved one even more flustered. Take a short break if you feel your fuse getting short, and try again when you are calmer.
Planning activities and visitors
As you develop routines for the day in Alzheimer's and dementia care, it's important to include activities and visitors. What the person with Alzheimer's can handle will change over time, so stay flexible in your planning. You want to make sure that the Alzheimer's patient is getting sensory experiences and socialization, but not to the point of getting overstimulated and stressed. Here are some suggestions for activities:
- Start with the person's interests. Ask family and friends for memories of interests the person used to have. You'll want to tailor the interests to the current level of ability so the person doesn't get frustrated.
- Vary activities to stimulate different senses of sight, smell, hearing, and touch. For example, you can try singing songs, telling stories, movement such as dance, walking, or swimming, tactile activities such as painting, working with clay, gardening, or interacting with pets.
- Planning time outdoors can be very therapeutic. You can go for a drive, visit a park, or take a short walk. Even sitting on a balcony or in the backyard can be relaxing.
- Consider outside group activities designed for those with Alzheimer's. Senior centers or community centers may host these types of activities. You can also look into adult day care programs, which are partial or full days at a facility catering to older adults.
Visitors and social events
Visitors can be a rich part of the day for a person with Alzheimer's disease. It can also provide an opportunity for the caregiver to socialize or take a break if appropriate. Plan visitors at a time of day when your loved one can best handle them. Visitors can be briefed on communication tips if they are uncertain. They can also bring memorabilia your loved one may like, such as a favorite old song or book. Family and social events may also be appropriate, as long as the Alzheimer's patient is comfortable. Focus on events that won't overwhelm the person; excessive activity or stimulation at the wrong time of day might be too much to handle.
Handling challenges in Alzheimer's and dementia care
One of the most painful parts of Alzheimer's disease is watching a loved one display behavior you never would have thought possible. Alzheimer's can cause substantial changes in how someone acts. This can range from the embarrassing, such as inappropriate outbursts, to hallucinations, paranoia, and violent behavior. Also, as a caregiver, you'll need to be increasingly vigilant for the person's safety in the home as they lose their memory. Everyday tasks like eating, bathing, and dressing can become major challenges.
Painful as some behaviors are, it's critical not to blame yourself or try to handle all the changes in behavior alone. As challenging behavior progresses, you may find yourself too embarrassed to go out, for example, or to seek respite care. Unfortunately, difficult behavior is part and parcel of Alzheimer's disease. Don't isolate yourself. Ask for help from the medical team and reach out to caregiver groups for support.
Considering long-term care
It's the nature of Alzheimer's disease to progressively get worse as memory deteriorates. In the advanced stages of Alzheimer's, round-the-clock care is usually needed. Thinking ahead to these possibilities can help make decisions easier. Every family is different but knowing your options can help you make an informed decision. To find links to organizations in your area that may be able to help, see Resources and References below.
At home
There are several options for extending care at home:
- In-home help refers to caregivers that you can hire to provide assistance for your loved one. In-home help ranges from help a few hours a week to live-in help, depending on your needs. You'll want to evaluate what sort of tasks you'd like help with, how much you can afford to spend, and what hours you need. Getting help with basic tasks like housekeeping, shopping, or other errands can also help you provide more focused care for your loved one.
- Day programs, also called adult day care, are programs that typically operate weekdays and offer a variety of activities and socialization opportunities. They also provide the chance for the caregiver to continue working or attend to other needs. There are some programs that specialize in dementia care.
- Respite care. Respite care is short-term care where your loved one stays in a facility temporarily. This gives the caregiver a block of time to rest, travel or attend to other things.
Is it time to move?
As Alzheimer's progresses, the physical and mental demands on the caregiver can gradually become overwhelming. Physical tasks like bathing, dressing, and assistance with toileting may require total assistance. The level of supervision required also increases with time. At some point, you won't be able to leave your loved one alone. Nighttime behaviors may not allow a caregiver to sleep, and with some patients, belligerent or aggressive behaviors may exceed a caregiver's ability to cope or feel safe.
Every situation is different. Sometimes the gap can be bridged by bringing in additional assistance, such as in-home help or other family members. However, it is not a sign of weakness if moving to a facility seems like the best plan of care. If the health and safety of either the caregiver or the person with Alzheimer's is being compromised, it's definitely time to consider other options. If the person with Alzheimer's is living alone, or the primary caregiver has health problems, this option may need to be considered sooner rather than later. It's also important to consider whether you are able to balance your other obligations, either financial or to other family members. Will you be able to afford appropriate in-home coverage if you can't continue caregiving? Talk to your loved one's medical care team for their perspective as well.
Evaluating an assisted living facility or nursing home
If the best choice is to move the Alzheimer's patient to a facility, it doesn't mean you will no longer be involved in their care. Quite the opposite, you are making sure your loved one gets the care he or she needs. You can still visit regularly and stay involved in the person's care. Even if you are not yet ready to make that step, doing some initial legwork might save a lot of heartache in the case of a crisis where you have to move quickly. The first step is finding the right place for your loved one.
Choosing a facility
There are two main types of facilities that you will most likely have to evaluate: an assisted living facility or a nursing home.
Assisted Living
Assisted living is an option for those who need help with some activities of daily living. Some facilities provide minor help with medications as well. Staff is available twenty-four hours a day, but you will want to make sure they have experience handling residents with Alzheimer's disease. Also be clear about what stage your loved may need to move to a higher level of care.
Nursing homes
Nursing homes provide assistance in both activities of daily living and a high level of medical care. A licensed physician supervises each resident's care and a nurse or other medical professional is almost always on the premises. Skilled nursing care providers and medical professionals such as occupational or physical therapists are also available.
How do I choose a facility?
Once you've determined the appropriate level of care, you'll want to visit the facility—both announced and unannounced—to meet with the staff and otherwise evaluate the home. You will also want to evaluate the facility based on their experience with Alzheimer's residents. For example:
- How many residents do they have with Alzheimer's disease?
- Is there a designated area, often called a special care unit (SKU), for residents with dementia?
- How are behavioral problems, such as wandering, handled?
- How does staff assess unexpressed pain—if the Alzheimer's resident has pain but cannot communicate it?
- How do they handle meals and ensure adequate hydration, since the person can often forget to eat or drink?
- What is staff turnover like? Will there be continuity in staff for the resident, or is staff frequently rotated?
What to expect during a transition
Moving is a big adjustment both for the person with Alzheimer's and their caregiver. The person with Alzheimer's is moving to a new home with new faces. The caregiver is adjusting from being the person providing hands-on care to being an advocate. Remember to give yourself and the Alzheimer's patient time to adjust. If you're expecting to move, try to have essentials packed and ready to go, and as many administrative details taken care of as possible, as sometimes beds can come up quickly. Work closely with staff regarding your loved one's needs and preferences. An extra familiar face during moving day, such as another relative or close friend, can also help.
Each person adjusts differently to this transition. Depending on your loved one's needs, you may either need to visit more frequently or give your loved one more their own space to adjust. As the adjustment period eases, you can settle into the visiting pattern that is best for you and your loved one.
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Resources for public assistance, social services, and other health and human services.
Preparing for Alzheimer's care
Finding long-term care for Alzheimer's patients
- CareFinder by the Alzheimer's Association provides information about different care options in the U.S., tips on communicating with providers, financial issues, and searching for care. Or call the 24/7 Helpline: 1-800-272-3900.
- Eldercare Locator by the US Administration on Aging provides a search for a variety of older adult services across the U.S., or call 1-800-677-1116.
- In the UK, the Alzheimer's Society provides information on care services, or call 020 7423 3500.
- In Canada, the Alzheimer Society offers information on care options, or call 1-800-616-8816.
- For other countries, visit Alzheimer's Disease International for a directory of worldwide Alzheimer's associations.
Legal Issues – Defines some key issues in planning for care, including how to designate people to make healthcare and or financial decisions when the person with Alzheimer's is no longer able. Provides further detailed resources and how to find elder law advice. (Alzheimer's Association)
Money Matters – Detailed PDF booklet outlining financial considerations, from managing and handling bills to health insurance, government benefits and care coverage, and how to get them in order. (Alzheimer's Association)
Legal and financial planning – Tailored towards those with Alzheimer's, provides good general overviews of planning ahead for legal and financial issues, including powers of attorney, estate planning, trusts, and finding an elder law attorney. (Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Research Foundation)
National Association of Geriatric Care Managers – Describes what a geriatric care manager is, qualifications and credentials, questions to ask, and how to find one. (NAPGCM)
General caregiving strategies
Tips for Caregivers: Caring for a person with Alzheimers disease – Quick tips on a variety of caregiving issues, from handling meals to communication. (Wisconsin Alzheimer's Institute)
Living with and caring for a person with dementia – Links to brief articles for many issues of care at home: maintaining dignity, establishing routines, supporting independence, avoiding confrontation, memory aids and more. (Alzheimer's Disease International)
Caring for Someone with Alzheimer's: Home Care – Tips for patient care including helping with daily activities and personal care. This includes several short explanatory video clips. (National Institute on Aging)
Caring for someone with dementia: Understanding and respecting the person with dementia – Helping the patient to feel respected and valued, with tips on how to make the person feel good about themselves. (Alzheimer's Society of the U.K.)
The Three Stages of Caregiving – Describes stages of Alzheimer's caregiving as the reverse order from stages of parenting a child up to adulthood. (BigTreeMurphy.com)
Therapeutic techniques used in Alzheimer's caregiving
Music, Art, and Other Therapies – Gives tips on how to use music, art, and pets as therapy. (Alzheimer's Association)
Communication tips
Caring for someone with dementia: Communication – Discusses both sides of the communication with the person who has dementia: the patient's and the caregiver's. (Alzheimer's Society of the UK)
Guidelines for Better Communication – Offers sensible suggestions for how to communicate better with a person who has Alzheimer's. (Family Caregiver Alliance)
Long term care for Alzheimer's
CareFinder – Provides information about different care options, tips on communicating with providers, financial issues and searching for care. (Alzheimer's Association)
Residential Care Options – Discusses all aspects of moving to residential care, including deciding if it is right for your loved one, evaluating facilities, and easing the transition for both you and your loved one. (Alzheimer's Association)
Alzheimer's: Consider options for long term care – A brief overview of the different types of care options. (Mayo Clinic)
Moving to a Facility – Tips on making the adjustment, including helping the staff to get to know the person, easing the transition, and getting through the adjustment phase. (Alzheimer's Association)


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5 Best Workspaces For Freelances
BOSTON ( MainStreet) -- If you ever want to make your home feel like the most stiflingly dull place on Earth, become a freelancer.
Along with tracking down 1099 forms at tax time and figuring out how many assignments it takes to pay for health coverage, limiting your time in the home office and the stagnancy of said place is one of the toughest challenges a freelancer faces. If you're not fortunate enough to have some company pull you into their own digs for a few days a week, chances are you'll need to check in to the nearest Wi-Fi enabled spot just to stop your beloved home's walls from closing in on you.
That's assuming the task at hand can be accomplished on your computer. Otherwise, you're either seeking out a friend's garage or basement space for your craft or looking for some like-minded folks who don't mind the mess and noise.
What's out there to satisfy "third space" needs is a pretty mixed bag, especially after a nasty recession that saw coffee shops cover up their outlets and limit online time to discourage seat squatting . You can bounce across the country using Wi-Fi at McDonald's(MCD) , Wendy's(WEN) , Denny's(DENN) , Taco Bell (YUM) and even Buffalo Wild Wings (BWLD) , but that also means parking it in or around one of those establishments all day and dealing with the lowest-common-denominator search, email and plug-in restrictions of each business.
That said, those restaurants and several other free and fee-based options are just the kind of facilities that can keep a freelancer on top of his or her game when working from home gets frustrating. Even freelancers who need a workshop more than they need Wi-Fi have options available. We took a look at alternatives for freelancers looking to leave home every so often and came up with five that could best fit their needs:
Public libraries
This should be your first stop if all you need is some Wi-Fi, research materials and quiet.
First off, it's free. In Boston, for example, every portion of its public library system including the massive, gorgeous library in Copley Square is a free wireless hot spot. All you have to do is get a free library card, connect to an access point, log in with your library card number and PIN and fire away. Want to print? It's $1 for a printing card and 15 cents per page.
It's pretty much the same story in New York, San Francisco, Chicago and just about any other public library in the country. That said, there are certain disadvantages that come with this particular forum. The quality of your Wi-Fi connection can swing dramatically depending on your library. If transferring large files is an absolute necessity for the task at hand, you might want to check the library's connection first just to make sure it can handle the load.


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me, avarice, and luke are folding. got them two in recently, they're slowly working their way up the charts with GPU clients.
You're one of the most active ones, it's great you're joining ppl too I didn't stop folding for 48h+ now (finally my rig is 100% F@H SMP + F@H GPU stable) ... and this last week my computer has been folding almost 24/7 (mostly with SMP, don't want to burn the brand new 4850 yet ), slowly but going up, now i'm at top 50 (#48) and i want to keep folding i thought about mounting my secondary AMD rig ... but it will eat too much potence due to the 125W TDP of the 6400+ BE and wouldn't be that effective ... so i'm trying to convince my father to fold aswell ... his Q6600 would be great for that, even he's running it on stock speeds
WOW!, Just read this thread from page 1. I really think FAH should get it's own section, would make it easier for us newbies to join up, plus could have help sections and general chat. 1 post for all things folding is a bit cumbersome. Anyway, G'day I've joined the fold. GPU2 client.
Welcome to TPU and to our Folding team!!! Btw, update your system specs please ... so all we'll be available to see what machine and components you own Have fun and enjoy!
Welcome , I've been trying to finish a post(s) that gives simple and understandable info for us noobs, just havn't found enough time yet. I will do what I can to finish it. I was thinking a thread with the info posts, weekly screenie of the stats and a link to the team thread, it may even be an idea to keep it locked and have all discusion in the team thread... it needs to get finished first though...
i am now up to 805.24ppd i also have my dads Celeron D @3.33ghz folding that is getting about 60ppd because he won't let it run 100% because of temps and it slows his computer down too much EDIT: I now have a 80mm fan on my ram. I have a fan on ram and an Antec spot cool on the chipsetn main HDD is in front of the intake. CPU temp is 32c underload,chipset is 41c(went up from 38c) hdd is 22c case temp is 25c so temps are doing good. I am also trying to get my uncle to fold on his X4 9500.
Thanks for the welcome, Have fired up every PC i have around here (3), have the gpu2 client on my main machine, only one with a CUDA card, and stuck 2 instances on the opty 175 and one on an old socket A (xp2800+), with the standard client. FAHMON reckons 6200PPD roughly, and 5,500 of that is from the gpu2 client! seems kinda sad 1 client has so much of an advantage over other types. Hmmm maybe time to grab a new vid card for the 175? By what i have read, any CUDA nvidia card will do the trick, obviously the more expensive ='s faster. Has an older 7600gt in it at the moment. I'm sure my son wouldn't mind a faster video card Will see how it goes and hopefully we can get the team moving along. Fold on.
I can't understand yet why i'm having such a lower PPD on the new ATI HD 4850, just about 2k PPD, pairing it with an nvidia 8800 GT more than with a 9800 GTX which should be the normal ... maybe a driver's issue?? i need to install one patch for GPUv2 for that specific model?? Any advice ppl?? Thanks in advance
That's great Auslander we are starting to make some decent progress. I'm curious to know how long the gpu clients will have the present bonuses.
The new GPU2 client was specially written for the nvidia chipset, word is that ATI cards will soon get a more efficient code written for them. Which seems fair to me considering the new ATI cards are seriously powerful cards. I got that info from the F@H forums. 2k PPD is about right for the ATI card you have which to me sux! Not even remotely fair. For the 8800 and 9800 card you have it is indeed a matter of drivers. I am using 177.35. Got an extra 1.5k PPD going to ththat driver over the 175 drivers i was using last night. I have the 9800gtx and getting 5550 PPD changes of course depending on WU type. So you should be getting atleast well over 10k PPD on those 3 cards EASY!!
9800 GTX and HD 4850 are paired in too many tests, HD 4850 is winning in some of them too ... so i really hope a new version of the GPU client or better drivers cause i should be getting 4-5k ... cause it's not "normal" at all with this new card but thanks for the support!
I've finally decided to check out F@H, and while I was at it I decided to join TPU's F@H Team. So far so good, my Radeon 3850 has something to do when it's not running games
Greeeeeeat!!! and so welcome! You could run some CPU client at your amazing quad profiting some of your four cores too Two new joins today, come on ppl, as i said, just fold, it's for a common well, together we can do it!!!
I got my uncle to fold on his x4 9500 so that should help things out. I have a 5KBE @3ghz,Cely D @3.3ghz,X4 9500 folding for me now.
There's definately a lot of CPU power to be had for folding on TPU, I was googling to ensure I had my rig and my G/F's rig set up to stability and good work-load performance, found that there is a way to get some improvement...maybe this has been said in the last 70 pages, if not I'll talk about it now. It's called the FAH Affinity Changer, you download it, run setup, it installs a service that takes care of the rest...the rest of what you say? Well if you have a quad core, you can run 2 instances (2 seperate installs required) of SMP, or with a dual core, run single SMP with 4 threads instead of 2. This should increase overall work-load completion, PPD, without totally killing your rig with higher consumption. From what I read many users that monitored consumption found small increases but less than they figured under the extra work load. I don't monitor that as of yet, but I figured it couldn't hurt to try...well in an earlier post I wast talking about how my Q6600 was rated for 2000-2400 in FAH SMP (iirc)..pretty decent I thought. I decided if this little affinity deal didn't work I'd uninstall it, so I install and setup a second SMP copy, install the affinity (no restart required it claims, I did tho just to make sure the service loaded), and had 2 smp's running 4 instances each. So now watching in FAHMon my est PPD per SMP program running is around 1400-1900 each depending on WU so far. That is a pretty healthy overall increase if you ask me...anywhere from 2800-3800 PPD in WU work. I was impressed so I installed it on my G/F's e6300 setup, it increased hers from around 1100-1200 est to 1300-1500 est...now these are just FAHMon estimations, neither rig has been running for more than a few hours in the evening and the once overnight session this week, but I will keep an eye on this and see if it does really work...FAHMon seems to notice an increase, at one point with my GPU2, 2 instances of SMP on my rig, and one SMP on her rig got me to around 9300PPD est in FAHMon, that's a pretty good work load imo, I like the thought of getting more work done and finding more cures hopefully, very cool. If you're interested, go here and download: http://distributed.org.ua/forum/index.php?showtopic=1149 It works great so far...maybe worth a look for those of you who are interested in more PPD and more work getting done. Lemme know how it goes!
Welcome to TPU!!! and welcome to the Folding Team thank you ver much for your support and i hope you enjopy your stay here at TPU!!!
So far all I can vouch for is what FAH Mon is reading...I'm considering trying a second install of SMP on my G/F's dual core rig because I'm not seeing the extra FAH instances running, but I can say that just the points add-up alone on my Q6600 is impressive, between my Q6600 with the Affinity mod and my GPU2 running, I have a max potential of close to 8K from my rig...which is no top-end bruiser. That's a pretty good increase from a max potential around 6.5k before. I will definately keep you guys posted if I find it does or doesn't work, but so far it seems to be doing it's job just fine on the quad rig. The PPD seems to have increased slightly on the dual core setup, part of me considering running two instances of SMP on her rig just to see what happens...maybe that's the key to both. I knew for sure from what I read that it was pointless to install on Quad unless planning on 2 instaces of SMP running, didn't mention that for dual cores though. I'll need your guys' help on this one, I figure if I can fold more on the same rig(s), why not? Whether or not this does anything is still left to question, but I think it does seem to help, and am all for it! From what I've read it's got some pretty good support from users out there, now whether or not it's TPU worthy...
Just bought a 9600gt card, will stick that into the kids 175 939 machine tonight. Not sure how much that will produce but i'd dare say atleast 2k PPD? In any case better than the measly 500PPD it's doing on the standard client. Just hope it fits in after my chipset fan mod i had to do after the stock 1 died sometime ago. Bloody ASUS boards and their poxy cheapo fans! Hmmm i just bought an ASUS vid card
around 3.5K PPD, i beleive. just so you know, the GPU client manages to lag out gaming. If the kids intend to game, you'll have to quit the tray icon for the GPU client first, or they'll have nasty FPS.
Ta mate, Would be very happy if it chucked out 3.5k PPD. Yeah no worries there, just hit pause with that bugger and away you go, and he can play his COH all he wants.
luke_stone is on the TPU charts and he has a 9600GT (stock OC'd) so you can always look up his stats for a comparison. he has an E6600 @ 3.2GHz, so his system is near enough to yours in the other factors to come up with a similar speed.


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Annual John Kurtz 5K to benefit veterans
BENSENVILLE – Get ready to run. The Bensenville Park District's 10th Annual Red, White & Blue John Kurtz 5K Run/Walk will honor veterans in August.
The event will begin at 8 a.m. Aug. 3 in Pines Park, located at 4N500 Church Road in Bensenville. The 5K will wind through the streets of the White Pines Subdivision in unincorporated Addison Township. The fee is $20 before the race day and $25 on the day of the race. The race is limited to 400 participants and goodie bags.
The event theme will honor veterans and help raise awareness for the Healthy Minds, Healthy Bodies program. This program helps injured, ill or wounded veterans with the transition to civilian life through health and fitness training, as well as networking opportunities.
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Wall Street will be eyeing corporate earnings and international trade next week
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Welcome to the week ahead in business I'm Christina -- in the lack.
Next week it's fairly light with some important earnings still coming out and a couple of significant economic reports.
The only Dow -- reporting earnings is the Walt Disney company on Tuesday.
Some of the other companies reporting include number and view that -- line CME group and ninety Euronext.
And also on Tuesday the ISM non manufacturing index is reported which -- a look at how the service sector performed in January.
In December it group of the 36 consecutive month a -- at a key segment of the economy is healthy.
And on Friday international trade data comes out.
In the last report for November the trade deficit surged more than expected after -- -- 8% increase in imports.
Which many analysts have that it was -- reason behind the unexpected decline in fourth quarter GDP.
That's it for the week ahead in business news in New -- I'm Christina Scott.
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