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Nope, the uniform is not different from the normal dress uniform of the various service branches.
Better tailoring I suppose is all.
The only change was that they replaced US style helmets with M35 style helmets around 2001 or so.
And their navy uniform screams "pseudo" from many small details to real sailors
Well M35 helmet and the Kar definintely invoke the WW2 style. Im not trying to be controversial and i remember discussion about this 3 or 4 years ago here on MP.net, but I believe that this is a definite representation of the German might of WW2. Just ask the simple questions, why m35 why kar98? These items make the honor guard look like Hitler's SS guard, and if Germans really didnt want any resemblance of that they wouldve changed the dress up, but instead they changed the dress up to this specific style. I honestly have nothing against this, I believe Germany has to keep some of it's history, even if it was stained, in order to preserve some kind of pride in it's military, but at the same time i notice the denial of this fact, and thats why i question it.
If you look at the Bundeswehr's uniform history, our military started out with very ugly british or US style dress uniforms ("designed by a rabid pacifist trying to make the wearer look ridiculous" wrote one british journalist). The GDR always had the more "german/prussian" looks.
However during the 1970s the uniforms became gradually more "german" again over the following years.
The M1/M35 changeover was because the normal service helmet changed from a US M1 copy to a helmet similar to the PASGT.
And since the guards are supposed to wear the same helmet as the other troops, the shape changed as well.
The US shape was universally loathed in the german army anyway, but they couldn't get rid of it for political reasons.
It was a narrow decision in the 1950s and the paratroopers actually did use the german WW2 para helmet for some time.
The Kar98 is because you can't do prussian rifle drills with a modern rifle.
They could've used M1s I guess but AFAIK we gave those to Israel in the 60s.
Kar98s were in ready supply because the police and BGS had large stocks of them left.
Btw, for non german readers.
User "semper talis" is named like that because it is the motto of the Guards Battallion.
It was the motto of the prussian foot guards of Frederick the Great and the Guards Battallion carries on this tradition.
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What Eurocopter? If you mean the Tiger, its not in use by the German Forces. The german Variant would be pretty useless anyway, unless it would get the RMK30 or something compareable as a nose turret. But its not like that idea is more than five years old Piece of crap is getting old.
The French use it though.
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This report on sociological study of Female Foeticide in Punjab is the outcome of the direction Hs Excellency. General (retd.) S.F. Rodrigues, Governor Punjab and Chancellor of Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar. I wish to acknowledge my hearty appreciation and gratitude to his highness for showing his deep and timely concern for saving civilization of Punjab.
My warm regards are to my worthy teachers who have taught me the 'know how' of the work.
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My car was in for repair because when i cranked it up one morning it sounded like it was misfiring. The mechanic tells me that the rocker arm got knocked out of alignment and caused a valve to stay open, which ended up getting damaged by the piston. NEway, the heads were also damaged and sent out for repair. The people working on the heads clamied to have found some sticky substance that could've been sugar. First of all is this possible? If so, can it cause what the mechanics described. If this isn't clear, i'll try to get more details from the mechanic. '98 gt w/ 66,000 miles
i assume any substance other than gasoline in your motor would be harmful. check your gas tank is there sugar or a discolored fuel mixture? that will tell u if someone put sugar in your tank. btw, who did you **** off for them to pour crap in your tank???
wouldn't you think it would freeze your fuel pump up and clog the lines, that is what sugar usually does, right
Your guess as good as mine. ?? I don't remember ****ing anyone off. It's still speculation. The mechanic saw a gummy substance and assumes it's sugar caramelized. I doubt he did some chemical analysis so it's not 100% certain. I'm hoping the insurance adjuster properly investigates. Here's the kicker: I had the same problem a few weeks ago, took it in, got it back a week later. The rocker arm got knocked off again. It makes me wonder why they didn't find this "sticky" substance the 1st time.
According to MythBusters it's a myth. The sugar won't be picked up by the "pickup tube" and would clog the fuel filter anyway. Bleach would cause a crap load of rust everywhere... Have you revved your engine too much lately? I don't know how a rocker can get out of alignment from sugar though... You'd have to rev the crap out of the engine and a stud fails or something?
Your guess as good as mine. ?? I don't remember ****ing anyone off. It's still speculation. The mechanic saw a gummy substance and assumes it's sugar caramelized. I doubt he did some chemical analysis so it's not 100% certain. I'm hoping the insurance adjuster properly investigates. Here's the kicker: I had the same problem a few weeks ago, took it in, got it back a week later. The rocker arm got knocked off again. It makes me wonder why they didn't find this "sticky" substance the 1st time.
Sorry for the double post .... Ok, sugar is one thing. That would probably clog my filter and may damage the fuel pump. What if the sugar was dissolved in a liquid? Would it then be able to pass through the filter?
I guess you need a new set of rockers, get some new studs, helicoils, whatever is needed to keep the rockers in place? Do you have a bent pushrod or something lol.
Well with experience in that field. Yes the sugar will get all the way into your fuel sytem and damage your motor. But not knocking off rocker arms. I have seen about everything in a fuel tank. Salt Sugar Flour and even Oatmeal. Sugar will disolve and go all the way to your injectors. When this happens they will need to drop the fuel tank and clean it flush the lines and replace the fuel pump and filter. The injectors are a different story that will depend on how long the motor ran or how much surgar went thru them. They will try to clean them if they can not be cleaned they will have to be replaced. The cylinder walls more than likely are not damaged as well as the piston rings. They may want to decarbon the eng that will get the valves taking care of and get some of the build up off the top of the piston. You should ask them for a fuel sample in two containers 1 from the topf the fuel and one from the bottum of the tank. I would do this all the time. I hope this helps.
This is quoted from http://www.snopes.com/autos/grace/sugar.asp "Sugar doesn't dissolve in gasoline, as a researcher at Berkeley confirmed in 1994. Forensics professor John Thornton labeled sucrose with radioactive carbon atoms and mixed it with gasoline, then spun the concoction in a centrifuge. After the undissolved particles were removed, the liquid's radiation level was measured to determine how much sucrose had become part of the gasoline. The answer was extremely little: the equivalent of less than a teaspoonful per 15-gallon tank of gas. Because sugar doesn't dissolve in automotive fuel, it doesn't carmelize, and so it does not turn into the debilitating gunk this well-known entry in the revenge canon calls for. Instead, sugar poured into a car's gas tank stays intact. While sugar could still cause harm if it reached the engine (but in the same way sand would, by virtue of its being a granular contaminant, not because the sugar would turn into a syrup), even that potential harm is generally prevented by filtration. At the end of the pickup tube in the gas tank is a "sock" that blocks solid materials, so the fuel gets through, but precious little that's not liquid does. Further up the line is the fuel filter, and what may have got through the "sock" does not get past it. Yet, even though the sugar will not reach the engine in either syrup or solid state, it can clog the fuel filter or the fuel injectors, a circumstance which could stop a car. A little sugar in the tank could be dealt with by no more than having to change the fuel filter a few times, but a heavier sugaring would require the gas tank be removed from the car and dumped out. Tom and Ray Magliozzi (the hosts of radio's Car Talk) say it's not a big job for a good mechanic to drop the tank and clean it out; the process would likely cost the car's owner somewhere between $100 and $200. Though $100 to $200 is an appreciable sum, it is a far cry from the wished-for outcome of forcing the victim to have to replace the engine or scrap the car." They also tested this on Mythbusters (discovery channel) and declared this myth "busted" when they came to the same conclusion.
The best way to own someone is to pour bleach or ammonium in a engine, sugar wont do **** besides clog the FP sock, which costs 2$ Sugar doesnt "liquify" in fuel
Sounds like your mechanic is a little shady if it were just there for the same thing 2 weeks ago. Maybe he doesent know what hes doing. Or he got something in there the first time he did it and now he is saying its sugar.


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Sounds like a good plan...for next time. We're presently enjoying a delicious coconut custard with strawberries.
Mayo I have plenty of.
Frying up 6 egg yolks and eating all at once seems a bit much to me. I have eggs in the morning, in the afternoon, and sometimes even at dinner. I wanted something else to treat the tastebuds.
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Care to share your recipe? My issues with eggs appear to be related to the whites only, I HOPE! May get gutsy and try some custard. Those yolks are such nutritional powerhouses, I'd like to be able to reap the benefits once in a while, dammit.
Glad you found a good use for them - a good custard can't be beat!
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Sure thing Jen. Here's a link to the recipe - Individual Coconut Custard *Pies* ~ Faithfulness Farm
I used erythritol for the sweetener. I have no issues with it, but if you do, I'm sure you could sub it with something else. It's delicious btw. We only eat dessert once a week, and I'm always looking for something new, and this really passed muster.
Thank you, Pamela! I'll be subbing FF coconut milk for the heavy cream and doing the crustless thing. I don't get along with anything ending in "ol", so will sweeten with either stevia or even a little bit of coconut sugar. I'm thinking it may not need much sweet at all to be pretty sinful-tasting.
Did you have any issues making it the way suggested? (if you used the double-boiler method)
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You might want to rethink the erythritol ... Chris Kresser covers it pretty well, and even Mark doesn't really have an issue with it. However, if you have digestive issues, it is a FODMAP and might cause problems, although erythritol is the most tolerated of all the polyols. I find stevia leaves a bitter aftertaste when used on its own, but it's all personal taste of course.
The coconut milk sounds like a great idea--something for next time.
I made it as stated, but I don't have a double boiler, so I took a large pot, with about an inch or so of boiling water, and placed the custard in a large glass measuring cup with handle and propped it inside the pot. It worked perfectly. The thing is to prevent the eggs from cooking, or you'll end up with sweet scrambled eggs.
Please let me know how it turns out with the coconut milk.


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But apple don't make just one phone. You can have different colors and sizes like a car.
But like a car you can move the doors or give it a completely different body without voiding the warranty.
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But apple don't make just one phone. You can have different colors and sizes like a car.
But like a car you can move the doors or give it a completely different body without voiding the warranty.
Customisation can be good but I think he has a point. I appreciate someone wants to relive the glory days of build your PC but as a mobile phone. I don't think it'll work. From what I've seen of their customisable mobile is its kinda junk. It's like going back to the PC days of unimaginative beige boxes. That's fine if you want some power house workstation but it's pointless on a mobile.
Google is an advertising company. I doubt they consider adware a bad thing unless it interferes with their ability to siphon data.
Unit tests aren't a TDD only thing. His complaint was against TDD rather than unit tests.
However he has a point. A bad developer writing unit tests is pointless. If he writes bad code why on earth would anyone think he'd write good tests?
Moon pig uses TDD, C.I. and all those cool buzzwords and look how safe their api turned out.
Relying on the code writer to test his own code is just about pointless.
I'm sure it's not just a stunt but I wouldn't expect this to take off. Not everything Amazon touches turns to gold and so far they've done quite poorly with hardware.
I'm sure they would to have drones simply to have 24 hour delivery and eventually it could mean sacking warehouse staff. The drone can find the item in the warehouse and then take it off to its location. But I think they also realise this is a long way away. It just happens their shareholders let them piss away money.
Led lights have lifespans anywhere from 15 to 30 years and it works fine because the of the bulb is adjusted.
But as an added bonus the bulb you buy now will either get broken or won't go with a new light fixture so the consumer buys another expensive bulb 5 years later. The bulb company wins either way.
You do realise the face of a clock is called a dial which originates from sun dials. So calling the knob a dial would just look stupid.
Yeah the nexus has all these features that weren't terribly useful at the time they came out so they were pretty much a non-event. Even when the iPhone 6 comes out NFC won't be as useful as it should be.
But at least the iPhone won't feel cheap and have a battery that goes to pot after a year like Android phones so I'm quite happy to wait for the features if it means I get it built in a quality way rather than being built of plastic and sadness.
This survey seems confused and is aimed at two different types of people. Did someone knock this out quickly before leaving for the day?
Surely this is one if the things you'd test before releasing it or do google assume all their users are super cheap.
Maybe rather than doing this for spying reasons they're doing it to stop the US from spying on them. Uneven if it's for the purpose of spying on Russians in a NSA / GCHQ way it would be hypocritical for us to complain and point fingers at Russia.
Of course the cost gets passed onto the customer like every other cost because companies have to earn enough money to cover their cos and make a profit to allow for bad times or expansion. To do it any other way is a failure.
Cambridge also nearly London prices for homes, it has London style traffic problems and yet it has none of the conveniences of London including the wages.
That's why a lot of companies struggle to find talent in Cambridge despite the university being there and then they end up moving down to London.
I would say tax avoidance is most certainly evil.
Those taxes help keep everything running. Even though google claims they make intangibles their goods still rely on utilities working so helping pay for them isn't asking too much.
Just look at the US with it's infrastructure slowly starting to fall apart. Is that what everyone else wants? A handful if super rich monopolies a bunch of life-threatening busted up roads and bridges?
I certainly don't.
No one expects him to know everything but when you're a reasonably intelligent chap you realise it's best not to talk about things you don't have any idea about especially if your fans are going trust you.
That's not completely true. It has to apply to google as much as anyone else.
Google takes a copy of my data for their cache and to be honest they hold onto it for too long. They certainly don't come around the next day and see a page is removed then just update their cache.
Still on snow leopard? Let me guess you're one of those texh "geniuses" that can't handle change due to not really being all that bright with tech but that hasn't stop you from mucking about and putting your computer in such a state that any change actually bad.
Firefox works like a dream on my 2013 MBP, my 2006 thinkpad and my eee 901. My guess is your real problem is behind the keyboard.
Yeah except Google is taking all the profit for someone else's work. They're basically providing content rather than being a search engine. That's fine except they're not generating their own content. They're mooching off someone else and then not allowing them to profit from it.
The numbers aren't entirely accurate as NPD exclude custom built laptops. Everyone reporting on their findings misses that bit out. Given both windows and MacBooks allow customised system purchases I would say their numbers are higher (especially windows).
Chromebooks are toys. I can't see how anyone would take them seriously especially given that storing everything in the cloud means the NSA has access to all your stuff.
You can't screw your employees on wages and expect consumer spending to climb. That and wearable computing devices still largely look like something strictly for dorks.
4k TVA look absolutely gorgeous so I'd say they are very welcome. The only reason I'd pass on one now is the lack of content that really takes advantage of it.
Because poor people in SF aren't like poor people in the UK. They don't lay there and take the shafting like a bitch and the local government realises that.
Who let grandpa on the internet again? Time to give him his pills.
Which version are you including? Windows 7 ultimate is showing up as $179 on amazon.com right now.
Vista ultimate was far more expensive..like over $250. Windows 7 was over $200 too if you had bought it in 2009.
and vista's launch cost was $450 http://www.engadget.com/2006/05/30/windows-vista-ultimate-450-us/
But even if you take your prices into account, that only just works out because of Apple's price structure change. In the next 8 years, if prices stay the same, OS X is 80% cheaper.
That and $19 covers as many installs as you want. Apple even has a help article on it http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4854
If you want to stay legal on Windows, it'll cost you for each machine.
Don't worry fandroids, I'm sure Apple will completely disappear next year. Then you won't have to be angry and butt hurt.
There aren't too many comments here. The fandroids must have to get over some serious butt hurt before they come in.
The reg keeps taking a bigger dive into the shitter anyway so it's no surprise.
And the reg has no right to call something a pisspoor redesign when they've got this dumbass flash heavy O2 business theme going on that brings the website to a crawl.
Yeah, thanks Reg for running an ad theme that cripples a computer capable of running high end games, visually processing gigs of mapping data and many other tasks that should be more processor intensive than a lame ad campaign.
I'm ad blocking this site permantly. It's freaking ridiculous.
I really like amazon but it's really hypocritical of them to complain about apple doing something similar with ebooks when they're basically doing it with everything.
This is a good change.
My MacBook Pro is at least 2 years old and the battery life is pretty much the same. Maybe paying a bit more for a computer results in better hardware or maybe you don't use your computer in such a way that's good for the battery.
Your analogy would make more sense if rather than you buying me a free drink you got paid for me being seen drinking your drink. Their whole business model revolves around "free" services and I'm positive they're not a charity.
I'm not sure you even understand what Chav means. Perhaps you shouldn't repeat things your grand kids say when they visit you in the retirement home.
Are they that deseperate to appeal to people that they're going to add what is perhaps the most broken language to app engine? If you can't grasp python then you shouldn't be writing code.
Beards and masculinity go together because women generally can't grow beards. Some nations have a corporate culture that frowns upon facial hair but these are generally nations that are run by sexually repressed religious nut bags.
And anyone saying facial hair is unhygienic is just butt hurt that they can't grow a beard.
Yeah, if you eat like a pig. For people who eat like humans it's not an issue.
I worked at a company where the majority of employees (and managers) where women and IT was very much a man's department with the exception of the IT director. There could possibly be a more woman friendly company and they still opted to avoid IT both internal and external applicants.
I'm sure sexism plays a part in area like Silicon Valley where you have a bunch of 20 year old guys in a company but that is not the vast majority of IT work and I suspect any reasonable human understands that. I suspect women just aren't attracted to it.
Who can blame them? I question why guys want to work on a IT help desk or even as a Db admin. The only attractive job imo is programming and while I enjoy it the job can be unnecessarily stressful and unrewarding in some companies.
I know, I'm hoghly upset the latest copy of OSX doesn't run on my early 90's mac. They just don't care.
Duh, it's hard to do real work on a touch screen just like it's hard to play games on a touch screen. It's a poor interface for a lot of things but no one wants to admit it.
Depends if they're necessary patents or not. If its not then they can get away with charging more because you don't need it. If everyone needs it then you get a smaller chunk per company but probably make more over all.
I'm glad they're attempting to secure their device but it does make google look like complete hypocrites given the way they install chrome is done to by pass windows restrictions. I guess it's only acceptable when they do it.
I think the register hires people that aspire to become daily mail writers. Can't call them journalists, that'd be a lie.
They should have told people to suck it up on dividends and put the money to better use.
You're supposed to pay sales tax already. No one wants to report it, they're shopping online more so they will come after you. They're not going to just give up the majority of their sales tax income.
It's google's problem because they built a very insecure way of adding other sources. The problem is already solved. You do it like a package managed and only allow sources you've added.
If I had to guess google didn't want to that because they can appear open while at the same time scaring most people into staying with them. If my guess is wrong, I'd like them to explain why they've implemented it so poorly and require me to make my phone vulnerable to anything just to use one credible source of my choice.
You can give it away for free. A change in habits or accounts isn't enough to prove anything.
So how much do you get paid to spout such rubbish? If you're having to jump through hoops that's more a sign of your mental capacity.
A 3 year old android phone simply will not out perform any reasonably priced current release tablet. If you're going to say something so stupid then back it up with proof.
It's rates as one of the worst at catching problems. What did you expect from a freebie that generates no revenue?


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1 Therefore you shall draw water with rejoicing
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First Line: | Therefore you shall draw water with rejoicing |
Title: | Surely, It Is God Who Saves Me |
Publication Date: | 2013 |
Meter: | Irregular |
Scripture: | Psalm 9:9; Psalm 18:2; Psalm 27:1; Psalm 56:11; Psalm 56:4; Psalm 68:5; Psalm 144:2; Proverbs 23:11; Isaiah 12:2-6; Isaiah 49:8-16; John 4:13 |
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Composer: | Jack Noble White (1976) |
Meter: | Irregular |
Key: | C Major |
Copyright: | © 1977 Charles Mortimer Guilbert (admin. Church Publishing, Inc.) |
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OPINION: Would you accept this job offer as your first job?
0 Hello, I've been reading allnurses.com for quite some time now and this is my first post! [Hopefully many more to come]
I created this thread to ask the advice of experienced nurses and first year nurses about their opinion on a job offer I was given. I will not put the name of the organization nor will I give it if someone asks. [To protect the privacy of myself and the organization.] Without further ado, here it is:
JOB TITLE: RN Staff Member
FLOOR: Med Surg/Rehab
FLOOR CENSUS: Cardiac, Trachs, Post surgical, Post stroke, Rehab in general. No respirators.
STAFF: 2 Registered Nurses, 4 Nurse Aids [No Doctors. Not sure if a nurse manager will be there too.]
TRAINING PERIOD: ~8 Weeks to 12 weeks
Simple Question: Would you accept this job offer? Why or Why not? I have been given some time to think about it and would also like to consider the opinions of others before making my own decision. If you require more information to make a decision, feel free to ask and I will try to answer it, however, keep it objective please! Well... I look forward to hearing your opinion, so please answer
*Also I tried adding a poll for a simple yes/no for those that don't wish to post. If it's not present can a moderator add it please??
2Dec 1, '11 by CuddleswithpuddlesHello there,
Congratulations on the job offer!
I would be more concerned about aspects of the position that cannot be presented neatly in job description.
How were the staff interacting with each other? Was the place clean? Was there a general sense of organization or did it feel like chaos (well, more than the controlled chaos you would expect)? Were call lights on for long periods of time?
If you have any concerns, who can you turn to for help? As a new grad, looking at your support network is so crucial. The staff is comprised of 2 RNs. Will you always be paired with a more experienced staff member? Will you be expected to be the primary supervisor on your shift?JulieL and Sammie_R_N like this.5Dec 1, '11 by NotReady4PrimeTime, RN Senior ModeratorHi Sammie and welcome to allnurses.com.
I would be very reluctant to accept the job you've described above without asking a LOT of questions. The first one would be, "What happens if the other nurse calls in sick, or needs a personal day? Is that nurse replaced EVERY time?" Let's face it, we've all heard about units that never replace sick calls. Do you really want the responsibility of being the only RN on the floor with potentially 36 patients? Many of those patients will have dozens of meds and will require dressing changes, trach care or other nursing-specific interventions. If you're super-organized and able to prioritize you might be able to manage it all but it would be a daunting task.
Question Number 2 would be, "What's the protocol for managing acute changes in patients' condition? Cardiac patients in rehab *should* be stable, but I can tell you that my code team is called out fairly regularly for post-op cardiac patients who were "fine" an hour ago and now they're NOT! Stroke patients remain at high risk for recurrence for up to several years. Trached patients are notorious for plugging their airways at the worst possible time. With no in-house physician and only 2 RNs on the floor (on a good day) if there is an event how will it be handled? Is there a physician on call, or do you call the patient's personal physician? You need to know this, and you need to know how the physician is going to react if you call at 10:45 pm with a patient who just doesn't look right.
Question Number 3 is, "What other resources will be available to me on these evening shifts? What is the scope of practice for the aides? How involved are patients' families in their care?" If you have 30 patients on the floor and 15 of them are receiving tube feeds, the RN will be ultimately responsible for ensuring there are no aspiration events. Will you be expected to start all the feeds, or simply monitor them? Some stroke patients and spinal cord injury patients require intermittent catheterization. That's usually a nursing responsibility. How often will you be doing that? Do they ever have patients with IVs?
These are just some of the qualms I have about this job... for any nurse. Nurses with little experience to help them make choices and decisions will have a harder time keeping on top of their workload. I hope you take some of these things into consideration. Good luck with this very difficult decision.0Dec 1, '11 by Sammie_R_NThank you for your replies! Thanks to janfrn and Cuddleswithpuddles I now have better insight. From what I've seen, the organization is organized and clean. The amount of complaints against this place is fairly low to none and they did promise alot of support for a new RN. I will follow up with more questions to the nurse manager and continue to read anymore replies that may come up here. I will make my decision by next week. I hope it's a good one.
Thank you everyone2Dec 1, '11 by libbyliberalno no no no. Impossible and unsafe nurse patient ratio. You might have 18 acute patients. It will all you can do to pass meds document and do treatments. Even with great CNAs and respiratory therapists, it is still highly unsafe.GrumpyRN63 and Sammie_R_N like this.0Dec 1, '11 by sbostonRNHow acute are they? I work on a rehab floor and have 18-21 patients at a time. The patients are considered more rehab/subacute though so different staffing rules apply. It all depends on the environment (hospital, rehab hospital, LTAC, subacute/SNF) and the level of care each pt requires. Just seeing the diagnoses listed in a job description isn't enough to determine the acuity. Some trachs are well established and some cardiac patients are well managed with medications. So you'd have to hear more info about it to really decide.0Dec 1, '11 by Sammie_R_NThanks for more feed back! This is NON-Hospital, NON-LTAC. The patients have been discharged from a hospital and bought here to rehab. Some of them do have trachs and some do require wound dressing changes. Also, as I noted earlier, there are cardiac and stroke patients..... As I never have worked as an RN before, I cannot elaborate on how acute the patients will be. sbostonRN Do you like your job? Tell me more about it please! Do you have good support from your staff?1Dec 1, '11 by PsychNurseWannaBe, BSN, RNWell.... these patients are going to be potentially very dependent on caregivers. Do they need assistance eating (post stroke), if so, who is going to feed them. You will be amazed on how 4 CNAs are suddenly gone because of cares. For example I am assuming some may be 2 assist people. It is hard to say because you are going to have your hands full with trachs, dressing changes, pain management issues, med pass, assessments, orders, etc. Are they going to be medicare because that charting is long and tedious to begin with.Sammie_R_N likes this.1Dec 1, '11 by PsychNurseWannaBe, BSN, RNOn a positive note, I like the orientation period.JulieL likes this.0Dec 2, '11 by sbostonRNI usually do like my job. It's busy and hectic but I love being a nurse. There are some days when I feel totally overloaded but most are good. I work on a subacute floor in a nursing home. 95% of the patients are discharged home and 5% or so get admitted to a long-term unit. We have G-tubes, respiratory patients, tons of ortho, post-CABG or stent placement or s/p MI. I'll be honest I've never had a trach patient there, but I've only been working for 6 months. We deal with wound vacs, PICC lines, IV antibiotics, meds in all shapes and forms. We receive high ratings from our patient satisfaction surveys and from the state suerveyors, so I'm proud (most of the time) to say I work there. I like seeing a patient go from being bedridden to walking to going home...that's the best thing about working in Rehab. It's a ton of work but it's very rewarding.1Dec 2, '11 by OR-RN2011On this I agree with libbyliberal. I left a similar situation. You won't be able to provide your patients with good care because you will be spread to thin. trust your gut the fact you are asking all of us sounds like in your gut you know it is a bad situation. Maybe ask to shadow one of the RN's on the shift you are going to work and see exactly what you would be getting into. Try not to let the excitement of a job offer cloud your judgment. Also are you sure they are going to honor the training program?
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For the Picasa thing, if your Picasa account got merged with the Gmail account, it would indeed download onto the TF (and any other Android device). It also means that now you know the password and can access it online ;-) Of course, Picasa is a Google project (and apparently, soon to be named Google Photos... blah)
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Texas vs. California Update for April 15, 2015
Wednesday, April 15th, 2015Followup: Villalba Pulls Police Filming Bill
Sunday, March 29th, 2015It turns out that even the supposed beneficiaries of state Rep. Jason Villalba's unconstitutional and ill-conceived H.B. 2918 are opposed to it as well.
"Dallas Rep. Jason Villalba withdrew his proposal — which would incriminate independent bloggers who film police activity within 25 feet, or 100 feet if they carry a handgun — from a committee meeting Thursday.
"That came a day after he heard complaints from the Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas."
Given the nigh-on-universal opposition, one wonders why Villalba came up with such an appallingly stupid bill, and why he foolishly defended it from widespread criticism for so long.
(Hat tip: Push Junction.)
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Wednesday, February 11th, 2015Dwight just alerted me to the ruling in Mance vs. Holder (decision linked thanks to the indefatigable efforts of the tireless Instapundit) which strikes down the federal ban on interstate handgun sales.
The Court concludes that Defendants [Holder at. al.] have not shown that the federal interstate handgun transfer ban is narrowly tailored to be the least restrictive means of achieving the Government's goals under current law. The federal interstate handgun transfer ban is therefore unconstitutional on its face.
Possibly more later, when I've had time to digest the full ruling and its implications. It's a virtual certainty that the Obama Administration will appeal.
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We experience ourselves as so very real and distinct, and we are so consumed by desire, that the notion that it is all empty is just confusing. But impermanence is actually a wonderful thing.
There is a message here about impermanence. While I've heard it many times before, somehow every time an unexpected event happens or I receive unwelcome news, I have to learn the lesson all over again. We are not in control of so many things.
Depending on where identity lies, there are many ways we can experience or speak about "step by step" or gradual and sudden awakenings.
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Sign Up Here: Former candidate for sheriff Richard Quigley is still tilting at constitutional windmills.
Is it stalking or is it an exercise in constitutional rights? Both Claudia Easterby and Richard Quigley think they have the answer.
By Kelly Luker
'THIS IS THE worst damn mess," sighs Claudia Easterby. She is sitting in her cramped office at the Gottschalks department store in the Rancho del Mar shopping center, where she has been manager since 1989. She is gesturing toward a drawerful of documents--lawsuits, restraining orders, crime reports--all written in legal language that Easterby believes doesn't begin to do justice to the last four years she has endured. If she had it to do all over again, Easterby admits she'd do things differently.
"I'd just let him sit out there and rant and scream," she says.
Easterby is referring to Jerry Henry, who has made the common area in front of Gottschalks and two neighboring businesses, the Aptos Coffee Roasting Company and the sheriff's substation, a home away from home. Although Henry may be "annoying," in Easterby's words, the self-described "psychologically injured" street minister is not the source of Easterby's sleepless nights and troubled days. Nor is it Henry who has driven Deputy Sgt. Joseph Hemingway to hire an attorney to protect himself from slander charges.
That dubious honor belongs to Richard Quigley, a former car salesman who says he has dedicated himself to fighting the "police state" and protecting his and others' constitutional rights. But Easterby and Hemingway say that in his quixotic quest, Quigley has trampled all over theirs. In this battle, the winner will be whoever can hold out the longest.
Kid Clusters
A TALL, GAUNT MAN with wispy gray hair past his shoulders, Quigley looks every bit the "weird hippie" he describes himself as. He is also bright and articulate and can quote federal and state statutes. It was an incident with a Capitola police officer in 1984 that brought Quigley to his obsession with constitutional rights. Quigley says the cop was hostile and violent. The cop said he was defending himself.
"I had heard people talking about a police state and I thought they were crazy," remembers Quigley. "All the things I didn't want to believe about this democracy, they were there. Do cops lie? All the time."
Over the years, Quigley has found plenty of causes to champion. The motorcycle helmet law led him to start a loose-knit organization called the United States Freedom Fighters with a website where people can compare notes on what he calls the erosion of the Constitution.
But Quigley grabbed onto a particularly thorny cause when he decided to champion one of society's most feared elements--teenagers.
Like many shopping centers, Rancho del Mar has been a mecca for kids to hang. The center's manager, Greg Schmitt, says that the area in front of the coffee shop where Aptos Coffee Roasting Company is now located had become a popular meeting place years ago. However, according to Schmitt, it was the coffee culture of the early '90s that began attracting larger numbers of after-school crowds and, increasingly, street kids during the day.
Schmitt fielded growing numbers of complaints from customers saying they felt intimidated by clusters of teenagers blocking the sidewalks. In response, shopping center management stepped up security patrols in 1994. A year later, the Aptos sheriff's substation relocated in Rancho del Mar.
When the simmering stew of customers, shop owners and teenagers began to boil over, it was Richard Quigley who turned up the heat.
Plague of Locusts
THE FIRST VOLLEY was fired in 1997, when Easterby asked Quigley to move from his seat in front of Gottschalks and he refused. He says he was planning to run for sheriff and was talking to potential constituents. Both say the other one was belligerent, but it was Quigley who got arrested for trespassing and disturbing the peace. A month later Easterby got a restraining order against Quigley, which he has violated three times. Aptos Coffee Roasting also got a restraining order against Jerry Henry that requires him to stay at least 20 yards away.
Quigley is convinced the orders are unconstitutional and part of an effort to run off the teenagers, who have claimed Rancho del Mar as a kind of public square.
"The kids are part of the 'undesirables,' " Quigley says. He accuses the storeowners of discrimination against kids merely because of their age and appearance. "For the life of me, I don't know why they do that."
The shopkeepers say they have a damn good reason--the kids were hurting business.
"There's a cumulative effect of customers who come in here and say they won't shop here because of those people," says Al Pepper, owner of Rancho Liquors. His store is next door to Aptos Coffee Roasting Company, and Pepper says the problem has gotten worse since the coffeehouse's restraining order was issued. Now, Henry and his young followers have become a fixture in front of Pepper's business.
"By some judicial whimsy, I have them parked in front of my store," says Pepper grimly. "The locusts are now in my crop."
While Pepper admits that the kids do nothing criminal, they're still frightening to customers.
"They swear, they spit, they play hackysack," the store owner says. "They're energetic and rambunctious and do the things kids do."
If the Suit Fits
QUIGLEY HAS LOST count of how many lawsuits he's filed, but court records indicate he has filed 13 since the lawsuit against that Capitola cop. Sgt. Dave Deverall, the Aptos substation's first sergeant, believes he is named in "two or three." The sheriff's department, Gottschalks--in fact, most everyone who has crossed paths with Quigley--find themselves in court.
Hemingway recalls that Quigley even put up "Wanted" posters on Deverall when he was substation commander. Deverall chuckles.
"He wanted to arrest the manager of Rancho del Mar," he recalls. "At one point he was reading me my Miranda rights."
For Quigley, fighting the legal system has become a full-time job. He's been charged with a half-dozen violations since 1997: for driving with a suspended license, trespassing and violating Easterby's restraining order.
The most recent arrest was last month when Easterby came out of a meeting at the Capitola Mall to find Quigley's car parked next to hers.
Quigley says it was coincidence--that he had dropped into the mall's food court for a bite to eat and that he has no idea what Easterby's car looks like.
"I don't know the nature of the woman's psychosis," Quigley says, "but I promise you I have not followed her."
It's not an excuse his accusers are buying. Weeks before the Capitola Mall incident, Easterby says she looked in her rearview mirror and saw Quigley driving behind her, at least twice. She reported this to Hemingway, who suggested she get a cell phone.
Hemingway also scoffs at Quigley's claim of ignorance.
"He's had this restraining order against him for a year and a half and he doesn't know what her car looks like?" Hemingway has suggested that Easterby park her car in view of the substation.
Asked if he thinks Quigley is an actual threat to the Gottschalks manager, Hemingway pauses. "Quigley's bright enough to play it right to the line [legally]," the sergeant says. "But I have concerns."
Oh, Henry
WHILE QUIGLEY TENDS to make his opponents' lives miserable in the courts, Jerry Henry relies on a loud vocal presence. Most recently, Henry was arrested after using a racial epithet with an African American security guard. Henry denies the charge, and the accusation that he is a racist.
"I never spoke to [the security guard]," declares Henry. "I refer to myself as a nigger. I feel very much like one. Rosa Parks wasn't allowed in the front of the bus and I'm not allowed in Gottschalks."
The security guard is not alone. Five other people have filed complaints with the sheriff's department about Henry's rants because of his use of "nigger."
Henry has lived on disability for the last 10 years, since a nervous breakdown during his last job as a food inspector. He says he is not mentally ill, but "psychologically injured." He calls himself a "street minister," and has been active in delivering food to various homeless services--that is, until his license was temporarily suspended by the DMV as the result of a request for a retest by Sgt. Hemingway.
"I've tried to do the best I can," Henry says. "My head's on pretty good, but sometimes it gets spinning." Then Henry's voice rises a few decibels. "They destroyed my life," he says and begins to cry. "I've been ostracized from a great amount of this community."
Like Quigley, Henry has racked up at least a half-dozen violations since 1997, mostly for disturbing the peace. But Henry won't be going down alone.
Recently, a flier surfaced in Aptos with an "article" written by Richard Quigley about Henry's arrest for the racial epithet on one side. On the other side was a reprint of a 1995 Santa Cruz County Sentinel article about an incident involving Hemingway. No charges were filed in the incident, but shortly afterward Hemingway was transferred from his position as sheriff's spokesperson and internal affairs officer to run the regional substation. Quigley says he handed out the fliers, and Henry admits to inserting some into copies of Metro Santa Cruz.
"I've been personally targeted and harassed for doing my job," says Hemingway.
Not that doing his job is doing much good, it appears. Most of the charges against Quigley and Henry have been dismissed because the district attorney's office has declined to prosecute.
"It's a question of if there's a crime being committed and is there enough evidence?" says assistant district attorney Jim Jackson, who has declined to file on Henry's last two citations.
"We get all kinds of restraining orders," Jackson sighs. "Everyone has a restraining order now; it's the thing to do."
Jerry's Kids
ATTORNEY KATE WELLS has carved out a niche defending clients from discrimination by the government. For Wells' clients, alleged discrimination is less likely to be based on gender or race and more on class. Wells is well known around Santa Cruz City Hall for representing the homeless against the sleeping ban. She also represents Quigley and Henry.
"I see this as part of a bigger picture," Wells says. That picture, she explains, is the attempt by the Rancho del Mar shopping center to control access.
"The merchants are deciding who can be on the streets," Wells contends. "It's just continual harassment."
Wells is particularly incensed that they continue to arrest Henry. "He's not perfect, but he doesn't deserve such belligerent treatment," Wells figures. "They should be pinning a medal on Jerry," she continues. "He's gotten several kids off heroin. He's a saint in a lot of ways."
Jeff, age 17 (last name withheld by request), says he has been clean of drugs for 14 months, thanks to Jerry Henry and the other kids down at "Rancho."
"I couldn't have gotten clean without Jerry," says Jeff. "I talked to Jerry and he showed me who God was. I'm a pretty strong Christian now, thanks to Jerry."
Jeff says he's been singled out for harassment, but being clean and sober hasn't kept him out of trouble with the law. He's gotten six tickets in the last two weeks--for trespassing, disturbing the peace and having tobacco (unlawful for anyone under 18).
Jeff is bright, outlining his thoughts about the tension between the shopping center and Henry in a lengthy email. But in an earlier conversation, he showed a disturbing tendency to emulate his friend. More than once, the young man also compared Henry to a "nigger." Asked if he understood how inappropriate the use of that word is, the teenager looked confused. Like Henry, Jeff uses the Rosa Parks analogy to justify the use of the racial epithet.
While Quigley, Henry and the kids want to see their rights protected, so do Easterby and Sgt. Hemingway, who says he just wants to do his job. Easterby says she would like to feel safe when she drives home or walks to her car.
"I'm not the type to back down from this," Easterby states. "But I wish it would just go away."
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