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Until recently, physicians have had to rely on "sledge hammer" treatments for fighting cancer: surgery, radiation, chemotherapy. All three mainstream approaches to cancer therapy can kill the patient, or have devastating effects on the person's quality of life above and beyond any impact from the cancer. Both doctors and patients would like access to finely targeted therapies that kill only the cancer, and leave the patient whole and healthy. Both biotech and nanotech (as well as the two combined) offer hope for such "magic bullet" therapies.
Specialists at the Curie Institute in Paris have devised a method of "baiting" cancer cells into killing themselves, using special DNA decoys.
North Carolina State University researchers are using modified plant viruses coated with targeting molecules to selectively target and destroy cancer cells.
UC Santa Cruz researchers are coating hollow gold nano-spheres with short-chain targeting molecules that bind to cancer cells. Infrared light beamed onto the tumour is trapped by the gold particles, and the cancer cells are cooked.
Tel Aviv University researchers are building nano-submarines out of phospholipids, filling them with siRNA particles that shut down the target cell's cell division machinery, and coat them with specific targeting molecules.
German researchers are injecting nano-magnetic particles of iron directly into tumours, then using an extermal oscillating magnetic field to induce a killing heat inside the cancer.
You can see how the convergence of nanotech and biotech is aiding researchers in their highly specific targeting of tumour cells, and other cells of interest (over-active immune cells in autoimmune disorders). Some of these treatments require the application of external energy (infrared light, magnetic fields, heat, etc), and other approaches insert the killing impetus inside the nanoparticle itself. Most of the methods use bio-targeting molecules to guide the nanoparticle to the cells of interest.
This is only the beginning. As long as the entire economic infrastructure of the western world is not destroyed by the neofascists currently reigning in Washington, resources will continue to find their way to productive researchers. The pace of discovery may slow, as more resources are diverted to non-productive government programs as well as to politically connected crony-friends of the reich. It is quite possible that even after cleaning out the rat's nest through future elections, recovery from the current spree of corrupt dysfunction may take many years, or decades.

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I know it seemed to take forever, but I finally finished the third book in the Orphan Series. The books are also stand alone books. I have gotten a lot of feedback on the books and know that many have been waiting for the third one to be released, so I am happy to present Entertaining the Earl. Here is the description:
Annabelle learned early in life that if you get too close to someone you will end up being hurt in the end. She has guarded her heart after her parent's death and the subsequent loss of her two best friends. When Annabelle ends up the ward of the Marquis of Havenshire, she learns that even adults can get punished when they behave badly. Annabelle tries to avoid trouble but finds herself constantly dealing with the infuriating Earl of Worthington. The Earl has a way of frustrating her one moment and then making her knees weak the next. He doesn't fit into her plan and she doesn't like his presence one bit and refuses to give him her attentions. When her guardian insists on holding a masquerade ball to find her a suitable husband, Annabelle is none too pleased when the Earl makes her search all the more difficult. Will she be able to stay out of trouble and find a suitable husband or will the Earl foil her plans?
This story involves adult material and intended for adults only! This story contains material that may be offensive to some including the spanking of adult women and the use of corporal punishment. Do not read this book if these subjects are offensive to you.


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Here's a link to a website with a .PDF copy of the manual (another hat tip to Steve; thanks again for this valuable resource!).
First column, 4th item down from the top. Click to download, then save it to your computer. There's not a lot of info on disassembly, but if you're mechanically inclined and/or know someone who is a bit of a firearms enthusiast, you should be able to figure it out.
EDIT: Now that I've read it more closely, however, it looks like disassembly (page 8) only covers removal of the slide; I'm thinking the pin you punched out was in the frame, right? (The part that fell out appears to be the ejector, and I believe it is frame-mounted).
Remove the slide using the procedure in the manual, so you can see and access the slot in the frame where the ejector is usually mounted; tap the same pin part-way out, then hold the ejector in place (hook-shaped-end on top, pointing toward end of barrel) while someone else taps the pin back in. Assuming that pin doesn't hold anything else in place which moved when you took it out, you might be good-to-go.
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boating & fishing adventures in Calderitas
I arrived 5 days ago and already friendly locals have taken me out fishing to tropical islands twice :) So much fun and beauty every where. I went home with three fish for my dinner :)
I only have to bike 20mins to get to a supermarket and Cinema which has a few films in English. It's delightful here. Restaurants along the sea front smell delicious. Right in front of the Yaxha campsite you have a little dock for small boats, the pastel green sea and the island Tamalcab, beautiful view from my tent door.
Two days ago I went for an eventful outing with some friendly locals, they were going out fishing and asked if I would like to join them, I hopped aboard. We motored round to the other side of the Tamalcab island and they told me I could go snorkeling round there because there's a ship wreck the fish like to hide in, and it's good fishing. I was swimming for a little while and I realized the sea wasn't salty but fresh water, the mouth of the river Hondo made the sea fresh water, it's quite delightful. Also the deepest it got was about 5 meters.
I was called over by Moses the captain of the boat, he was in the water looking at the motor, he announced that he had lost the propeller and that we had to look for it, we spent about an hour looking and the light was going, so we got back in the boat... everyone had forgotten their cell phones... I was chuckling to my self and everyone seemed in good spirits even though we were going to have to push the boat back to Calderitas, with the tide coming up and the light fading.
Luck was with us as one little boat motored about 500 meters away we all yelled, and as he disappeared behind the island, we heard him turning the boat back to us. The skipper of the boat made fun of Moses and his friends, and announced that I was bad luck. we tied our boats together and he started to pull us, and then we stopped, he'd run out of gas!
We took the gas from our boat on to his boat, and tried to started the motor... he pull the rope and pumped the gas to no avail. Then Moses got on to the other boat to have a go. Strong, leader, type of guy, with a charming smile and easy laugh. He stood wrapping the rope to the motor and got it to stance, turned to everyone and said "Watch out". Every one was quite. Moses pull the cord, lost his balance, did a double pirouette then landed with his leg sprayed with the other skipper underneath him... hehehe... I got it all on camera!
After laughing till our sides hurt, we soon the motor going and got back to dock just as the sun was setting. With pinks and purples, and orange high lights in the sea and clouds.
Moses asked if I wanted to help look for the propeller the next day and then go fishing to the island of the 2 bothers. I was of course delight to be invited even though I had brought them bad luck
The next day we left a 10am motored out to more or less where we'd lost the propeller. We were more eyes looking, everyone had a cell phone and this time we had enough food and drink or any eventuality. Moses found the propeller in about 20 mins and we all celebrated with a beer, if fact quite a few.
Then we motored off to the Islands of 2 brothers it was quite a ways out to sea, yet the depth didn't get much deeper and the water was still fresh and not salty. You could see the huge, magnificent frigate birds also known as Man-O'-War bird, hovering over the islands as we got closer. Moses and his crew got the nets ready and started flinging the nets. Straight away they started getting little sliver fish. The nets would get stuck on rocks Isaac and I would wade over to free them.
I had a lovely time walking around the islands admiring the male frigate birds with their big red pouches. When I got back to the crew they had switched the little nets for one long big one. Two were wading out and releasing the net into a large circle as the others banged sticks on the water. Then one guy would splash around inside the circle a frighten the fishes into the net. I had fun trying to manhandle the fish out of the net and into the boat, it's not as easy as it looks, but I got the hang of it.
By the end of the day the icebox was full of fish. When we got back to the dock in Calderitas Moses gave me three fish for diner, which I cooked back at my camp site. What a lovely day
I am filming a documentary series about my adventures in Mexico called 'Mexico Encantador / Enchanting Mexico' you can find all the episodes here on my website: http://paintingpirates.com/Mexico.html
Here is episode 3 of season 2
Welcome to episode 3 for season 2 of Enchanting Mexico. This episode is fully translated into English and Spanish. In this episode Rose works with 'Son Barrio Abajo' a group of children musicians taught by Jose Fidencio Aguirre Fierro (col8) in Talcotalpan, Veracruz. The children make a painted animation to the song 'Toro Zacamandu' that Rose records them performing. Rose also takes you throughTlacotalpan's festival of bread and candy where you see the traditional dance of the Jarochos.
From Tlacotalpan to Toro Prieto - Rose rides her bike around the reserva biosfera of the Volcano St. Martin. and comes across the small town of Toro Prieto where she is shown the sites by a local family, and gives art workshops in the schools. Toro Prieto is the closest village to the amazing rock formations of Roca Partida.
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"LLANDISSILIO (LLAN-DYSILIO), a parish, in the union of NARBERTH, partly in the lower division of the hundred of DERLLYS, county of CARMARTHEN, and partly in that of DUNGLEDDY, county of PEMBROKE, SOUTH WALES, 6 miles (N. by E.) from Narberth, on the road to Cardigan; containing 1060 inhabitants, of whom 643 are in the Carmarthen, and 417 in the Pembroke, portion. This parish, which derives its name from the dedication of its church . . . is about five miles in length, and four in breadth, and contains by admeasurement 6467 acres, of which two-thirds are in the Camarthen portion, and one third in that of Pembroke. The soil is of a very mixed kind and various qualities, being generally poor, but with some which is good and productive interspersed in particular situations: the mountainous parts afford indifferent pasture for the small sheep that appear to be aboriginal . . . the chief agricultural product is wheat, barley, and oats; and the prevailing timber is oak, ash, sycamore, and alder. . . There are two quarries producing an indifferent quality of slate, and two corn-mills . . ." [From A Topographical Dictionary of Wales (S. Lewis, 1844).]
Monumental inscriptions for Rhydwilym Baptist Church, and for Blaenconin Baptist Chapel in this parish are available on microfiche from the Dyfed Family History Society.
The 1851 census for this parish has been indexed by Dyfed Family History Society.
Census Returns for this parish have the following LDS Call Numbers:
- 1841 Census - 0464343
- 1851 Census - 0104230
- 1861 Census - 0543241
- 1871 Census - 0850850
- 1881 Census - 1342301
- 1891 Census - 6099632
You can also perform a more selective search for churches in the Llandissilio area or see them printed on a map.
Church History
Some church and chapel data from The Religious census of 1851 : A Calendar of the returns relating to Wales, Vol 1, South Wales. Ed. by I.G Jones, & D. Williams. UWP, Cardiff, 1976. The names are those of the informants. The list includes both CMN and PEM entries
- Llandisilio Parish Church Thomas Harries, Vicar
- Blaenconyn Baptist Erected in 1844 "There is a day school in the Chapel.................." Owen Griffiths, Baptist Minister
- Pisgah, village Ind Erected in 1825 Samuel Evans, Secretary
- Rhydwilym Particular Baptist Erected in 1701 Henry Price, Minister
Griffiths, G. Milwyn. A Visitation of the Archdeaconry of Carmarthen, 1710 National Library of Wales journal. 1974, Summer Vol XVIII/3. Includes the parish of Llan Dyssilio
Parish entry for Llandyssilio with Egremont from The Welsh Church Year Book, 1929 (Cd by (Archive CD Books)).
- St Tyssilio
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- St Michael (Egremont)
- Incumbent and Curates; E A Davies
- Rural Deanery of St Clears
- Acreage 6,505 & 1,015 ; Population 708 & 108
Absalom, J. and Williams, E.L. Rhamant Rhydwilym, Llandysul, Gwasg Gomer (1939) 77 p., [13] leaves of plates, ill. [Rhydwilym Baptist Chapel History]
Church Records
See Bap/Mar/Bur data on FreeReg (under Pem)
Dyfed FHS have photographs and data relating to various churches and chapels on their site
Parish registers: Christenings, Marriages and Burials (1720-50) are at the National Library of Wales.
Parish registers: Christenings (1751-1812), Marriages (1783-1969) and Burials (1751-1948), and Facsimile Christenings, Marriages and Burials (1720-50) are at the Carmarthenshire Record Office.
Microfiche Parish registers: Christenings and Burials (1720-96) and Marriages (1720-53, 1837-1969) are at the Pembrokeshire Record Office.
Bishops' Transcripts, covering the period (1671-2, 1677-9, 1681-2, 1684-7, 1689-90, 1693-5, 1697-9, 1707, 1715, 1717, 1719-22, 1724-54, 1756-90, 1792-4, 1796, 1798, 1802-36, 1841-3, 1847-8, 1850-4, 1863-70, 1875-6) are at the National Library of Wales, and have been microfilmed by the LDS.
Marriage index for this parish - see Dyfed Marriages, 1813-1837, Vol. 10 - Dungleddy Hundred (Pemrokeshire) (Dyfed Family History Society, c1989).
Nonconformist Chapels:
- Rhydwilym (Baptist, c1667): births and baptisms (1667-1823) NLW Ms 127, LDS 105102; transcr. of register NLW Ms 45580
Nonconformist Chapels: [ in both parts of the parish]
- Rhydwilym Baptist chapel, near Rhydwilym, Carmarthenshire Register 1667-1823 NLW On Dyfed FHS See also William Jones on Welsh Biography Online at the NLW
- Blaenconyn, at Blaenconyn farm, Pembrokeshire [Baptists, 1844] . Records ; 1. A volume containing subscriptions towards building Blaenconyn Chapel, 1844, at NLW Ms 12042C. 2. A petition by 90 members from Ffynnon Baptist Church to incorporate Blaenconyn, 1846, at NLW Ms 12041C. 3. See Ffynnon and Rhydwilym On Dyfed FHS
- Pisgah, in Llandysilio village, Pembrokeshire [Independents, 1826]. Records ; Births and bapts, 1828-37, at PRO RG4/2489, and have been microfilmed by the LD, Call Number ; 813551, IGI. On Dyfed FHS Shown as still open on the Union of Welsh Independents site (Dec 2006)
Rees, Thomas & John Thomas. Hanes Eglwysi Annibynnol Cymru (History of the Welsh Independent Churches), 4 volumes (published 1871+). Here is the entry from this book for this chapel (in Welsh ) - with translation by Maureen Saycell (Feb 2009)
- Bryndysilio (ruin), near Llandysilio village, Pembrokeshire On Dyfed FHS Bryndissil Private Chapel SN11722207 Built 1860 Ruin Coflein
Dyfed FHS have published a series of indexes of baptisms, marriages and burials from Pembrokeshire hundreds for various periods.
Description and Travel
The Religious census of 1851 : A Calendar of the returns relating to Wales, Vol 1, South Wales., byJones, I.G. & Williams, D. UWP, Cardiff, 1976. These statistics for this parish are extracted from this book which in turn got them from the 1851 census itself;
- Part in Carmarthenshire; Area 4719 acres; Population 278 males, 292 females, total 570
- Part in Pembrokeshire; Area 1748 acres; Population 183 males, 240 females, total 423
Places, villages, farms etc within Llandissilio as shown on the online parish map from the CD of Historic Parishes of England and Wales: an Electronic Map of Boundaries before 1850 with a Gazetteer and Metadata [computer file]. (Kain, R.J.P., Oliver, R.R.). (Extracted by Katherine Hocking)
- Llandissilio East (49 - the part in CMN)); Allt y piscyll, Blaen afon, Blaen aeron, Ciliau fawr, Ciliau isaf, Ciliau uchaf, Clyn derwyn, Clyn gwyn, Dyffryn cae, Dyffryn cae rhyg, Dyffryn Trogyn, Dyffryn-waf, Elwyn yr-ebol, Ford, Gilfach ddofn, Glandy, Llwyn-dwfr, Llwyn yr-ebol, Maes-y-dderwen, Plas-y-bedw, Pont Glandy, Portisbach, Rhos y-gwydin, Rhyd-wen Cwrt, Rhyd-y-moch, Ty hen, Ynys
- Llandissilio West (119 - the part in PEM); Big, Bryn aeron, Bush Farm, Castell gwyn, Crug-y-deri, Ford, Hendre, Inn, Lan, Llandissilio, Marle.
James, David. EVANS of Llandissilio. Dyfed FHS journal, Vol 7/75. Discovering more about the inhabitants, of Cwm Isaf farm, from the census and a life insurance policy
Historical Geography
Ask for a calculation of the distance from Llandissilio to another place.
Lewis, T.E., Jones, J.T. and Lewis, H. Local heritage from Efailwen to Whitland: comprising the history of the parishes of Climaenllwyd, Hellanfallteg, Llanboidy, Llandysilio, Llanddewi Velfrey, Whitland (2 vols), Clunderwen, The Author (1976) [ISBN: 0902126059 (v. 2)] p.
Lloyd, Sir John E., (Ed.). A History of Carmarthenshire (2 vols.), Cardiff, London Carmarthenshire Society (1935, 1939). Extracts from this book can be accessed on some parish pages, see here for this parish
Michael, D J. Hanes Blaenconyn [History of Blaenconyn]. Llandysul, 1956.
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- Magic (Geographic information) (Click + on map if it doesn't show)
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- GeoHack (Links to on-line maps and location specific services.)
- All places within the same township/parish shown on a Google map.
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My hair has hit some highs and lows from extreme breakage, split ends to now possibly heat damage?
Now, I do flat iron my hair .. once a week and blow dry when I wash. I do use high heat on both (yes, I know - terrible) but I have THICK hair and low heat would basically be impossible to get it straight. I've tried smoothing serums to make this process easier but it is the ABSOLUTE worst. I do flat iron to match the two textures cause I'm not one who is a FAN of the natural protective styles, for me personally, a lot of them seem .... young and not for me.
Now recently I've been noticing when I blow dry my hair this one section of hair will not go straight, at least not nicely straight. No matter how I blow dry it and straighten it, it's as though the ends are fuzzy and won't go straight. I don't have any loss of curl pattern and have seriously been contemplating going back to relaxed hair for the simple fact: I never used this much heat as a relaxed girl.
My question is: do you think this could be heat damaged? I do use a heat protectant so I do protect my hair before applying heat. Just wanna know what you guys think it could be.
My second question is: do you think it would be smart or reasonable to return to my relaxed hair for the overall "health" of my hair .. yes, I know relaxing isn't healthy but neither is flat ironing my hair everyday or applying all that heat to my hair after I wash.
Thank you!
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Nursing A.A.S.
The Program
The purpose of this curriculum is to prepare the student for entry level positions in patient care. The curriculum includes courses in adult medical/surgical nursing, obstetrics, pediatrics, psychiatric nursing, professional nursing practice and pharmacology. Upon successful completion of the program, the student is eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurse. The nursing courses combine theory with the opportunity to apply knowledge in the nursing laboratory, in hospitals, and health-related agencies.
Students will enjoy the personalized instruction offered by experienced, highly qualified faculty. Classes are delivered in high-tech classrooms and a fully equipped practice lab. Students will experience a supportive and caring environment. College faculty teaches all courses and provides individual guidance in clinical nursing experience.
The traditional weekday option is two academic years in length if pursued on a full-time basis. Some laboratory experiences may be scheduled during evening and weekend hours. Because of the intense nature of the Nursing Program, the student may find that part-time study is more appropriate.
The weekend option is designed for those students who wish to become a registered nurse, but prefer a non-traditional academic schedule. The nursing courses are offered every other weekend over a period of two full years (including summers). The class and laboratory sessions will be taught at the College, while the clinicals will be offered at various agencies. The weekend option begins in January. Classes and clinicals meet primarily on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Some weekday or evening clinicals will be required throughout the two years. It is highly recommended that students complete most of the liberal arts and science courses prior to enrolling.
Academic program requirements include a grade of "C" or higher in each co-req and required nursing course and each required science course. Students must successfully complete a medication calculation competency exam in NUR 111, NUR 112A/NUR 112B, NUR 231A/NUR 231B and NUR 232 in order to progress in the nursing curriculum and to graduate.
Eligibility for licensure as a registered nurse in New York State by persons who have been convicted of a crime (felony or misdemeanor) or have charges pending in any state or country will be determined through an investigation by the New York State Education Office of Professional Discipline.
Students graduating from the Nursing program with an A.A.S. degree will be able to:
- Practice concepts of learned attributes to care for clients at all developmental levels
- Utilize the nursing process to meet the caring needs of individuals experiencing an illness or loss/dysfunction
- Utilize effective communication skills when interacting with health team members, clients, families and peers
- Demonstrate competency in performing technical skills for clients
- Practice as a team member in collaboration with other health team members
- Create an environment for health teaching for individuals seeking to restore balance
- Maintain ethical, legal and professional responsibilities within the Registered Nursing scope of practice
- Identify and embrace characteristics of a lifelong learner
- Utilize theories and/or concepts of science, liberal arts and nursing to provide holistic care
Registered nurses promote health and care for sick, disabled, and injured individuals. They administer medications and treatments, assist physicians and primary care providers during treatment and examination, refer clients to physicians and other health care specialists, and help clients cope with illness. Nurses are advocates and health educators for clients, families, and communities. Registered nurses work in surgery, maternity, pediatrics, emergency room, intensive care, or cancer treatment departments of hospitals; in physician offices and clinics; home health care agencies and nursing homes; temporary help agencies; schools; government agencies; surgicenters and emergency medical centers; health maintenance organizations; and education. With advanced training, RNs can become nurse practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, certified registered nurse anesthetists, or certified nurse midwives.
The health care industry is expected to grow much faster than average, 23% from 2006-2016, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This is due to technological advances in medical treatment and an aging population.
As a graduate of Jefferson, you will have many transfer opportunities to consider and will be able to choose from a wide variety of colleges and universities to pursue your baccalaureate degree. Jefferson has partnered with some selected academic institutions to develop agreements that help students transfer smoothly. These agreements assist students with selecting courses in their academic program that will transfer effectively to specific baccalaureate programs:
SUNY Institute of Technology, Nursing, B.S.
Le Moyne College, Nursing, B.S.
SUNY Canton, Health Services Management: Health Services, B.T.
Franklin University, Health Care Management, B.S.
SUNY Upstate Medical University, B.S., R.N. to M.S.
SUNY Empire State College, B.S.
Keuka College, R.N. to B.S. (offered at the Jefferson Higher Education Center)
In addition, Jefferson Community College's Nursing Program has an agreement with Jefferson-Lewis BOCES' Practical Nursing Program.
Due to a large number of applicants for the traditional program, the College is no longer accepting nursing applications for Fall 2017 effective May 23, 2017. Students may apply to Jefferson Community College and be accepted to the Math Science/Allied Health program in order to complete pre-requisite courses.
Completed applications for fall admission to traditional weekday option will be reviewed starting in February. Completed applications for spring admission to the weekend option will be reviewed starting in September. Applicants for admission to the nursing curriculum must meet the admission standards established by the College. All applications will be considered competitively. Academic preparation, experience, and motivation are considered by the Nursing Admissions Committee. When there are more qualified students than space in the Nursing class, the Nursing Admissions Committee will start a waiting list of qualified students. Students on the waiting list are notified of their acceptance into the Nursing program as space becomes available in the class. Each semester, at the end of the first week of classes, the waiting list is dissolved. Students desiring to enter the Nursing program must reapply for admission.
An applicant for admission to the Nursing Program must:
- Complete Jefferson's Free Application for Admission and the Nursing Supplemental Application, both available online at www.sunyjefferson.edu or upon request.
- Submit high school transcripts, GED test scores and/or college transcripts.
- Be a high school graduate or have an equivalency diploma.
- Have successfully completed one (1) year of high school chemistry with a "C" or higher, or successfully completed the chemistry TEAS test, or Nursing ABC (Chem 095) with a "C" or higher, or CHE 107 or higher with a "C" or higher.
- Meet all prerequisites for BIO 251 or BIO 252
- Have successfully completed MTH 174 with a grade of "C" or higher or have successfully completed, within the last 2 years, MTH 125, MTH 133 or MTH 155 with a grade of "C" or higher.
- If applicant has completed MTH 125, MTH 133 or MTH 155 with a grade of "C" or higher between 2 and 7 years ago, the applicant will be required to document current competency by completing ALH 110 with a grade of "C" or higher or successfully complete a MTH 155 placement test.
- If more than 7 years since applicant successfully completed MTH 125, MTH 133 or MTH 155 with a grade of "C" or higher, the student must successfully complete a MTH 155 placement test or successfully repeat MTH 125 with a grade of "C" or higher.
- Pretest at the ENG 101 level or have successfully completed ENG 100.
- Applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.500 or a High School grade average of at least 70.
- If born on or after January 1st, 1957, provide proof of immunity to measles, mumps and rubella.
- In addition to the JCC College requirements, submit results of a current physical examination, a Mantoux test (done within 3 months of beginning clinical experience in the Nursing Program), proof of a tetanus immunization (done within the past ten years), and proof of rubella immunization or results of a rubella titer. These particular requirements may be submitted upon acceptance into the program.
- Present a card of completion in Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers. This must be renewed annually. This may be submitted upon acceptance into the program.
Readmission to the Program
Students must apply for readmission to the Nursing Program through the Jefferson Community College Admissions Office. The deadline for submitting an application for the Fall semester is January 30th. The application deadline for the Spring semester is November 1st.
Once a student has been unsuccessful in the Nursing Program, s/he may be readmitted only once for readmission.
Any student who seeks readmission to the Nursing Program must meet program requirements in effect at the date of re-entry.
Readmission is subject to approval of the nursing faculty.
Except for the circumstances specified above, nursing students are governed by general College regulations regarding academic standing.
Once matriculated into the Nursing program, a student has four years to complete the program requirements.
Students reapplying to Nursing 112 A, B or Nursing 231 A, B MUST enroll in the corresponding co-requisite course in the semester in which they are seeking readmission. If students have previously passed the co-requisite with a grade of "C" or better, they are still required to enroll and successfully complete the co-requisite.
Transfer into the Program
Students wishing to transfer from another nursing program to Jefferson's nursing program must complete all pre-requisites, complete the application process, and be accepted into the program. Transfer students must provide the Nursing Department Chairperson, course syllabi of successfully completed ("C" or better) nursing courses. Each syllabus must indicate course hours, contact hours, clinical hours, and laboratory hours. The Chairperson will review each course and confer with appropriate Nursing faculty to ensure the student has met the equivalent course in the JCC nursing curriculum. If a student is lacking in a particular area, every effort will be made to accommodate the student's need.
Medication Calculation Competency
Medication calculation competency will be a critical element in NUR 111, NUR 112A, NUR 112B, NUR 231A, NUR 231B, and NUR 232.
A medication calculation examination one hour in length will be administered prior to the first week of each semester. Students not receiving 100% competency for NUR 111, NUR 112A, NUR 112B, NUR 231A, NUR 231B, and NUR 232 will have two (2) additional opportunities to retake a different version of the medication calculation examination and receive 100% competency in order to remain in the nursing program. Those students not receiving 100% competency after these three (3) examinations will be unable to continue in the nursing program. Calculators will not be used during NUR 111 and NUR 112A, NUR 112B examinations. Calculators will be used during NUR 231A, NUR 231B, and NUR 232.
Jefferson Community College is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing, Inc. (ACEN)
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Abilities and Skills Required for Nursing
The following abilities and skills are essential for a student to be successful in the Nursing program and to become employed as a Registered Nurse. The student is required to meet these essential functions/skills with or without reasonable accommodations.
The student must:
- Lift and carry a minimum of 25 pounds unassisted.
- Sit, bend, reach and/or walk and stand for the work day with one 30 minute meal break.
- Push and pull a patient using appropriate body mechanics.
- Illustrate visual and auditory acuity with or without adaptive devices to complete such assessments including heart and lung sounds and inspection.
- Possess dexterity to successfully manipulate and utilize supplies and equipment such as: syringes, dressings, suctioning equipment, oxygen equipment, and assistive devices.
- Safely lift and transfer patients from stretcher to bed (vice versa) or bed to wheelchair (vice versa) using minimum and maximum assistive techniques.
- Possess the ability to express oneself verbally and in the written word and illustrate good interpersonal skills.
- Possess the ability to successfully calculate mathematical medication problems relevant to clinical situations and appropriately prepare and administer these medications.
- Be able to work in a fast-paced, potentially stressful environment: (a) School: handle stresses of an intense nature in the classroom, laboratory, or clinical setting. (b) Work: possess the flexibility to adjust and react to rapid changes in the patient status.
- Maintain a grade of "C" or better in nursing courses and science courses.
The deadline for submitting an application for the traditional program is January 30th. The deadline for the weekend option is September 1st.
All prerequisites must be completed prior to application to the nursing program.
*Prospective students who have previous college credits for BIO 106, 111, 131, 251, or 252 or their equivalents will meet the Biology pre-requisite for the Nursing Program.
Jefferson Community College Nursing Program Student Outcomes
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May 20 - July 31
May 20 - July 31
May 20 - July 31
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January 1, 2014 - May 31, 2014
January 1, 2015 - May 31, 2015
January 1, 2016 - May 31, 2016
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December 20, 2013 - March 30, 2014
December 20, 2014 - March 30, 2015
December 20, 2015 - March 30, 2016
Marie Hess, Professor of Nursing, Interim Director of Nursing
Julie Soule, Coordinator of the Weekend Nursing option and Assistant Professor of Nursing
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Glendale CitySet restaurateurs dish about doing business in the tiny urban island
This week's cover story, "Fantasy Island," explains that to pave the way for the riverwalk officials in Glendale hope to build along Cherry Creek, the city has made a series of civic improvements over the years.
In turn, city boosters say those improvements have led to more private development, including CitySet, which is home to two hotels and will eventually boast a total of eleven restaurants. Among them are renditions of well-known (and well-loved) spots such as Jax Fish House, Cuba Cuba Sandwicheria and Udi's Cafe.
We caught up with some of the folks behind these restaurants to talk about doing business in today's Glendale -- and about the city's plans to expand when and where diners can enjoy a cocktail or two. Read what they had to say in our post, "Glendale CitySet restaurants say the city has welcomed them with open arms," over on Westword's Cafe Society blog.
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City and Borough of Juneau
Assembly NewsFinance Committee meets Wed. April 19, 5:30 pm, Assembly ChambersFY18 Budget Introduced at Special Assembly Meeting April 5CBJ Reports and StudiesEZLink to CBJ WebsiteSubscribe to News>>>>> More
Assembly of the City and Borough of Juneau
Submitted by: Rob Steedle
A. Michael Patterson Recognition
A. February 20, 2013 – Special Assembly Meeting 2013-05
A. Public Requests for Consent Agenda Changes, Other Than Ordinances for Introduction
B. Assembly Requests for Consent Agenda Changes
C. Assembly Action
1. Ordinances for Introduction
a. Ordinance 2012-20(AK)
This ordinance would appropriate $132,635 from the State of Alaska as reimbursement for improvements to the Alaska Office Building exterior. The work will be constructed as part of the City's Main Street, Second to Fifth Street, improvements project. Work includes construction of a new canopy from Main Street to the main entry of the Alaska Office Building as well as demolition and replacement of entrance stairs and handrail at the main entry.
Funding will be added to CIP R72-059, Main Street 2nd to 7th.
The Public Works and Facilities Committee heard this action at its February 25, 2013 meeting and recommended forwarding to the full Assembly for approval.
I recommend this ordinance be introduced and set for public hearing at the next regular Assembly meeting.
b. Ordinance 2012-20(AL)
This ordinance would appropriate $144,683 in State of Alaska funding for the provision of public transportation services. This is additional grant funding not anticipated in the Fiscal Year 2013 Budget. Funding is provided by the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities.
The funds will be used for the current year (FY13) Capital Transit budget and will reduce the expenditure of local funds for the program by the same amount.
I recommend this ordinance be introduced and set for public hearing at the next regular Assembly meeting.
c. Ordinance 2013-09
This ordinance would revise the adopted Road Classification map in the vicinity of the Auke Recreation Area to switch the classification of the portion of Old Glacier Highway that parallels the new Bypass Road. The proposed change would correct the outdated classification of these road segments and make the Bypass Road the Minor Arterial Road as shown on attached Figure 1.
This change will also increase housing development potential along this portion of Old Glacier Highway by removing subdivision restrictions associated with development along Minor Arterial Streets.
The Planning Commission heard this action at its February 12, 2013 meeting and recommended forwarding it to the full Assembly for approval.
The Public Works and Facilities Committee heard this action at its February 25, 2013 meeting and recommended forwarding to the full Assembly for approval.
I recommend this ordinance be introduced and set for public hearing at the next regular Assembly meeting.
2. Resolutions
The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (ADOT) requests a permanent easement of approximately 2,272 square feet of CBJ property, located on Lot 4, USS 2664, to facilitate the design and construction of the Auke Bay Roundabout. By resolution, the Assembly may authorize the Port Director to execute an easement under terms and conditions authorized by the Assembly.
ADOT offers to secure the permanent easement at fair market value, as the desired property is necessary for construction of the Auke Bay Roundabout, which will benefit the community. ADOT requests to begin construction this summer.
This resolution would authorize a non-exclusive permanent easement to ADOT for the stated benefit of providing access to residential property. The 17,133 square foot lot, purchased by CBJ in 2009, was appraised by Horan & Company on March 6, 2013 and established a fair market value of $86,522 for the desired easement. ADOT approved the appraisal and issued a Determination of Just Compensation in the amount of $86,600.
The Docks and Harbors Board adopted a motion of support to the Assembly on December 20, 2012. The Planning Commission forwarded a recommendation of support to the Assembly on January 8, 2013. The Lands Committee adopted a motion of support to the Assembly on January 14, 2013. The Docks and Harbors Board reviewed and approved the presented March 6, 2013 appraisal on March 28, 2013.
I recommend this resolution be adopted.
b. Resolution 2639
This resolution would convey the Assembly's opposition to approval by the US Food and Drug Administration of genetically modified salmon for human consumption and marketing in the USA. In its second resolve clause, the resolution would further request that, if the FDA were to approve the modified salmon for consumption and marketing, it should at least require labeling the product as genetically modified.
I recommend this resolution be adopted.
c. Resolution 2641
Alaska Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) has targeted $7.6 million in funds to be granted to a qualifying entity for the purpose of constructing affordable housing in Juneau. These grants are part of AHFC's "Region Specific –Greater Opportunities for Affordable Living Program".
Four entities have successfully completed AHFC's preliminary application process and have been invited to compete for the grant funds to build affordable housing in Juneau. One of the successful entities needs a building site in order to successfully compete for the grant.
CBJ staff and consultants have analyzed property in the Switzer Creek area and identified a 3.2 acre parcel, referred to as "Development Area 2A" as a parcel that is relatively easy to develop and offers the lowest cost per dwelling unit ratio.
Resolution 2641 has been drafted to achieve the following goals:
2. To help ensure that end, assures that the CBJ will enter into negotiations to make municipal land available Switzer Creek parcel 2A, to that entity awarded the AHFC grant, if the successful entity needs a building site.
At the March 11, 2013 meeting, the Assembly Lands Committee approved moving Resolution 2641 to the Assembly for consideration.
I recommend this resolution be adopted.
d. Resolution 2642
Juneau Arts and Humanities Council (JAHC) and Perseverance Theatre (PT) are in partnership to build a state-of-the- art facility, referred to as the Willoughby Arts Complex (WAC), which will house both operations, and provide performance and gallery space for all of Juneau's arts and cultural community to share. The Assembly approved placing one million dollars of the temporary 1% sales tax, approved at the October 2, 2012 regular municipal election, for the design, permitting, and construction of the Juneau Arts and Culture Center Expansion Project.
This resolution expresses support for the WAC and the intent to enter into a long-term lease of municipal property consistent with the resolution or five years from resolution adoption, whichever occurs sooner. If this resolution is approved, it will provide site control that is needed for JAHC and PT to acquire the funding for this facility.
On March 13, 2013, the Assembly Finance Committee forwarded the resolution to the Assembly for consideration.
I recommend this resolution be adopted.
e. Resolution 2643
This resolution would endorse funding by the Alaska State Legislature for expansion of the Juneau Pioneer Home.
This resolution was requested by the Assembly at its meeting of March 4, 2013 after receiving the Juneau Commission on Aging's resolution requesting Assembly seek legislative support of this project.
I recommend this resolution be adopted.
3. Liquor License
Beverage Dispensary Licenses:
Wholesale General - Renewal:
Recreational Site-Seasonal License Renewal and Transfer of Ownership:
The above-listed liquor license renewals and transfer are before the Assembly to either protest or waive its right to protest these actions. The Finance, Police, Fire, and Community Development Departments have reviewed the above businesses and found them to be in compliance with CBJ Code.
In the event the Assembly does protest the renewal or transfer of one of the above mentioned liquor licenses, CBJ Code 20.25 requires notice, with specificity regarding the nature and basis of the protest, to be sent to the licensee and provides the licensee an opportunity to exercise their right to an informal hearing before the Assembly.
I recommend the Assembly waive its right to protest the above liquor license renewals and transfer.
A. Ordinance 2012-20(AI)
This ordinance would close two Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) and return funds totaling $34,064 to the projects' original funding sources. The Library Server Room project would be closed and $30,001 will be returned to the Library Endowment Fund, and the Lena Subdivision CIP would be closed and $4,603 would be returned to the Lands Fund.
As part of a large package of closeouts, this transfer ordinance was heard and forwarded to the Assembly by the Public Works and Facilities Committee at its February 4, 2013 meeting. Most of the project closeouts will be considered under Transfer T-942; closeout transfers between funds are required to be completed by ordinance.
I recommend this ordinance be adopted.
B. Ordinance 2012-20(P)
Resolution 2592 Supporting Funding
This ordinance would appropriate $850,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds to support AWARE, Inc., in the development of a new building adjacent to the emergency safe shelter. The new construction will provide six temporary living quarters for women and children transitioning from AWARE's emergency shelter.
The Human Resources Committee reviewed this item at its October 2011 meeting and recommended that the Community Development Department apply for the grant with the proposal submitted by AWARE.
The full Assembly adopted Resolution 2592 on November 14, 2011 authorizing the Manager to apply for the block grant.
I recommend this ordinance be adopted.
C. Ordinance 2013-07
This ordinance would create LID No. 97 for the purpose of providing a municipal water main serving the property owners within the Eagles Edge Subdivision Water System Replacement, LID 97 boundary. The proposed assessment per lot is $3,300.
An informal poll was conducted of the 89 property owners in this LID area. By the time the packet was printed, 30 of the 89 property owners responded with 28 in favor and 2 opposed.
Prior to introduction of this ordinance on March 4, 2013, notices were published in the newspaper and sent to residents in the LID area so they would be aware that they would have this opportunity to make their views known to the Assembly.
At the public hearing on April 1st, the Assembly shall hear objections from any owner affected by the formation of the district, and may make changes in the proposed boundaries or in the plans for the proposed improvements. The Assembly may not change the boundaries of the district to include property not previously included without first giving new notice to owners.
The Public Works and Facilities Committee reviewed this ordinance at its February 4, 2013 meeting and recommended forwarding it to the Full Assembly for approval.
I recommend this ordinance be adopted.
D. Ordinance 2013-08(b)
Exhibit 1 Petro Asbuilt Drawing
At the November 30, 2012 Docks & Harbors Regular Board Meeting, the Board approved a new fuel float lease at the Don Statter Harbor Facility with Harbor Enterprises (d.b.a. Petro Marine). The lease would include approximately 1100 sq. feet of CBJ owned uplands necessary for the expansion of the tank farm from 10,000 gallons to 13,000 gallons for dispensing marine fuel. The lease would contain language authorizing the lessee the privilege to install a Petro Marine-owned fuel float at the end of a Statter Harbor float, depicted in enclosure (1). The lessee would also be afforded the opportunity to run fuel lines through CBJ owned property, including through the CBJ owned floats. The costs associated with the investment for the fuel float and upgraded fuel facility, including fuel lines, is to be solely borne by Petro Marine.
Petro Marine entered into a lease agreement with the then-privately owned Deharts Marina in 2001. CBJ purchased Deharts Marina in 2005 and the lease terminated in 2006 but allowed for two optional five-year extensions. Petro Marine was provided the right to participate in the ongoing "renewal project" in exchange for waiving its right of first refusal to purchase DeHarts Marina. CBJ Law has confirmed the process to enter into sole source negotiations with Petro Marine was done appropriately and in accordance with previously agreed to legal documents.
At its November 30, 2012 meeting, the Docks & Harbors Board recommended a 35-year lease and a throughput fee of $0.05/gallon adjusted every seven years based on the Anchorage Consumer Price Index.
I recommend this ordinance be adopted.
A. Liquor License 2013-2014 Renewal - Protest
Restaurant/Eating Place License:
The above-listed liquor license is before the Assembly to either protest or waive its right to protest its renewal. The Finance, Police, Fire, and Community Development Departments have reviewed the above business, and the Finance Department is recommending the Assembly protest the license renewal based on delinquent sales tax and business personal property taxes as well as all associated penalties and interest as identified in the March 15, 2013 letter to the licensee contained in your packets.
In the event the Assembly does protest the renewal of the above mentioned liquor license, CBJ Code 20.25 requires notice, with specificity regarding the nature and basis of the protest, to be sent to the licensee and provides the licensee an opportunity to exercise their right to an informal hearing before the Assembly. The letter mentioned above meets that requirement and this would be the time for the licensee to address issues to the Assembly.
The Assembly Human Resources Committee considered this issue at its meeting on Wednesday, March 27 and recommended the Assembly protest the renewal of the license based delinquent sales tax, business personal property taxes, penalties, and interest.
I recommend the Assembly proceed according to the recommendations of the Assembly Human Resources Committee in this matter.
B. Docks & Harbors Professional Services Contract Amendment for Aurora Harbor Re-Build.
PND Engineers is currently under contract for professional engineering services for Phase I of the Aurora Harbor Re-Build project. At its regular public meeting of January 31, 2013 the Docks and Harbors Board determined the best approach for the Aurora Harbor Re-Build project was to expand Phase I from a $4M project to $11M to reflect current available funding. As a result, the scope of work for professional services would be increased to match the expanded Phase I project. PND Engineers, Inc., proposes professional fees of $368,518 to account for the increased services associated with the expanded Phase I project.
The expanded Phase I Aurora Harbor Re-Build project includes removal and replacement of the main approach dock; transfer bridge; portions of the head float; main floats and fingers A, B, C, and D; electrical system replacement, domestic water system replacement; and installation of a fire suppression system. Funding for Phase I consists of an ADOT Municipal Harbor Grant ($2M); Docks and Harbors funds ($1.5M); CBJ Passenger Fees ($.5M) and 2012 Bond funds ($7M).
This contract amendment is scheduled for review and recommendation by the Docks and Harbors Board at its regular public meeting of March 28, 2013.
I recommend this amendment be approved.
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Age: 25+
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I have 2 older geldings one is a white quarter horse the other is an irish shire draft X. The land that we live on is being developed and we have no where to go. Please let me know if there are any good homes out there. I have been turned down by rescues...they don't even reply...sad I know...I guess everyone is filled up.
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Cardigan Crochet PatternDecember 21st, 2011
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Learn Car Driving with Tips, Guide for Beginners, Ladies to First Time Drivers. Also Included Tips for New Car Owners with Max Speed, Start to Stop
Car Driving Tips for Beginners, Ladies, First Time
Initial Set up
1. First and Foremost in Car Driving - A relax mind with a zeal and confidence to drive. Its not at all a tough job, infact when a 18 year old boy, an illiterate and a 70 year Old Aunty or Uncle can drive a car - is it that you cant drive? Absolutely no - Its very ease to drive car !!
2. Know the Car before attempting the initial drive. Know about clutch plate, brake, how to change gear and brakes and clutch plate position to get car slow down. Its Important to understand in Difference of Brake Pedal and Accelerator
3. Observation. Observe your family members - seating position,steering wheel handling, how smoothly they press brakes, how frequently they change gears. Also - do not miss to Wear Seat Belt before Turning On the Ignition
Starting to Stopping the Car
4. Starting the car is the first step and what more if you start and take the first acceleration smoothly. Our personal recommendation for initial learning. Ensure that Gear is on Neutral -
» Switch on the ignition
» Put Left Foot on the clutch plate completely
» Time to Change Gear by Shift from neutral to first gear along with your Left Foot releasing clutch slowly. You may also use right foot simultaneously pressing accelerator gently
Hurray !! the car has started moving. You can slightly increase the speed and shift gear to 2nd gear by again pressing clutch plate and shifting to second gear using left leg and from right leg pressing accelerator slightly
5. Remember, Its not Car Racing Competition. Slow Drive is a Safe Drive. Be Cool and Relax and Follow Lane Driving Approach
6. You can accelerate or slow down by again following this process of pressing Clutch Plate - followed with change in gear and releasing pressure from clutch with simultaneous foot pressure on acceleration
Here is recommended Gear Shift Change in Petrol Cars (as generic range in most of Petrol Cars in India)
|Accelerate - UpShift
|Slow Down - Downshift
|Gear Shifts
|Gear Shifts
|Move Car from 0
|1st Gear
|35 Kmph
|Down Shift to 4th Gear
|10 to 12 Kmph
|Shift to 2nd Gear
|25 Kmph
|Down Shift to 3rd Gear
|20 to 22 Kmph
|Shift to 3rd Gear
|15 Kmph
|Down Shift to 2nd Gear
|30 to 35 Kmph
|Shift to 4th Gear
|10 Kmph
|Down Shift to 1st Gear
|40 to 45 Kmph
|Shift to 5th Gear
7. Before applying brakes or taking side turn - never miss to see rear view mirror or side rear mirror to check distance - there could be some one who may be on speed to overtake. Do not miss to give Proper Indicator with Apt Distance before taking Turns
8. Obey Traffic Signals, Rules and keep a distance with a car in your front ahead . Dont frequently change lane and dont make sudden jackup and jackdown speed of car
9. Avoid Attending Mobile Phone Call - It seriously diverts attention. While overtaking - be relax to make a wise judgement to overtake
10. Do not attempt to change gears very frequently. Like in split of seconds some people changes gears numerous times. Try to maintain a speed depending on traffic condition
11. Last comes stopping the car. Slow the car by coming back to either 1st or 2nd gear. Before 40 - 50 meters where you need to park the car,Press clutch plate and slowly use Brake to bring down the acceleration. When you have reached, stop the car, take the key out, pull your leg away from the clutch and brake gently and simultaneously to avoid a jerk.
» If you seek for Driving Tips during Fogs - check out this article - Car Driving in Fog
» If you seek for Car Care Tips during Pregnancy - check out this article - Car Safety Tips in Pregnancy
Like one can not learn swimming by reading a book, one can not also learn driving while reading these tips - But If one follow the basics and Rules and go on the road - within a very short span of time - one can find him/her driving a real pleasure and fun
In Case you seek Professional Driving Training - may check Maruti Driving School
Car Driving Tips for New Car Owners
First come first : Congratulations on your New Car. You already know driving, but ideal is to maintain gear changing ratio and speed during the initial run
- First 1000 to 1500 Kms are considered the warm up period for your new car. Whether its Petrol or Diesel, ideal is to maintain speed to gear change ratio in equilibrium so as not to cross 2000 RPM during first 1500 Kms Driving
- Do not race the car engine during start-up. Move Gently. Ensure to not to speed up too quickly or stop with zoom by applying brakes too hard during the initial run atleast for the first one month or 1000 kms drive
- Though Covered in Point 1 - but during first 1500 kms, ensure maximum speed to be under 80 Kms. The reasons for above is to avoid strain on Engine, as the Piston Rings are rotating for the very first time and Oil gets aptly lubricated with the Engine Parts. Its best to avoid any kind of strain


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About growing tomatoes in pots and buckets. Container growing tomatoes. The best tomato varieties for container tomato gardening.
Growing tomatoes in containers is the best way to protect the plants from tomato diseases in the soil.
It is also just the ticket for folks who don't have any ground to grow tomatoes in. Condo or apartment dwellers can grow tomatoes in pots on sunny patios or balconies.
The most critical aspect of planting tomatoes in containers is choosing the right pot. The container needs to be large enough for the plant to grow to maturity in.
Most bush tomatoes will find life in anything smaller than a 12 inch pot difficult. Use the biggest pot you can lift.
Buckets make the best tomato planters because they are so deep. This extra dept allows you to bury more of the stem at planting time.
The underground portion of the stem will root and make the tomato vine more stable.
The depth of a 5 gallon bucket will also allow you to grow indeterminate tomatoes as you can insert tomato supports into the soil.
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Tomatoes growing in containers will dry out faster than tomatoes growing in the ground so use a potting mix which contains water crystals.
Tomato plants are heavy feeders so mix a couple of handfuls of organic compost, composted manure or worm castings into each bucket to provide a nutritional boost.
Add in some tomato fertilizer if the potting mix you are using does not already contain it.
Last, mix in 2 tablespoons of horticultural lime for each gallon of soil. The calcium in the lime prevents blossom end rot on tomatoes.
To activate the water crystals in the mix, soak the container well after planting the tomato. Then water it again in 24 hours. After that, you can just water when the top 2 inches of soil feels dry to the touch.
Determinate tomatoes are the best types to use in container tomato gardening. They are also sometimes called bush tomatoes.
They grow to a certain size (which will be listed on the seed packet or plant label) and stop, unlike indeterminate tomatoes which continue to grow until stopped by frost.
Celebrity and Patio tomatoes are 2 of the best tasting tomatoes.
Sophie's Choice is one of the best heirloom tomatoes to plant in a pot. Golden Nugget tomatoes are also a better variety to use when growing tomatoes in a container.
Don't be afraid to use your favorite variety as a container tomato even if it happens to be indeterminate. Just plant it in a bucket and stake it up.
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Organic tomato fertilizer. Make your own homemade tomato fertilizers. Making tomato feed. Liquid tomato food. Tea feed fertilizer for tomatoes.
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SLIDESHOW: Sealth girls fall hard to Seattle Prep 65 - 28
It was Senior Night at Sealth High School and while the lady Seahawks made a strong effort, steals, missed shots, and just a more powerful Seattle Prep team proved to be their undoing as they fell to the Panthers 65-28.
Prep got out to an early lead, scoring 9 points early on as Sealth committed four fouls. Sealth finally got on the board with Prep's first foul.
Prep extended their lead to 10 points and then more as they finished the first quarter 20 - 2 atop the Seahawks.
That lead grew again to 28 to 7 with four minutes left in the first half. Numerous blocked shots, steals and poor ball handing kept the Seahawks out of it as the game went on. By the end of the 3rd period it was 52 -12.
A steal and score by Nicole Hall (who finished the game with a team high of 19 points) late in the third quarter briefly lifted the team's spirits but it was short lived.
The Panthers simply overpowered the lady Seahawks in the game.
The scoring breakdown for Sealth was:
Hall 19
Carew 18
Tonry 9
Glosniak 9
Santucci 5
McDonald 3
Earlier in the evening the Sealth Boys also lost to Seattle Prep.
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Many experts are predicting the Egyptian population could more than double in fifty years resulting in a population of about 160 million in 2050. President Hosni Mubarak has been warning that unchecked population increases could result in serious damage to any effort of creating a vibrant economy which offered people gainful employment. The Grand Imam of Al-Azhar, Sheikh Mohamed Sayed Tantawi recently told newspapers the number of children parents should have depends on their ability to provide care and support for their children. "Parents should have only as many children as they can provide for."Islam does not allow permanent methods of birth control but it does allow family planning.
In the last thirty years the population of Egypt has doubled and although the economy has been growing at a rate of seven percent, at least forty percent of the population is living below the poverty level. Minister of State for Family and Population, Mushira Khattab, insists the government can not do anything to hold back births but there must be some reduction or it will upset any plans for raising standards of living.
Reality is that religion at this point stands in the way of economic development. How to resolve this dilemma is the question.


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Preventative officiating happens every game and at every level and at every sport. It helps fans enjoy the game without a foul-fest.
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We have some leftover items from Week 5, so let's serve them up before their expiration dates pass. Bengals lost timeout Prior to a Bengals 3rd-and-goal situation, the crew stopped the clock for a game clock adjustment. When the game clock was stopped, and additional three seconds ticked off the play clock, stopping at 6.…
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Head linesman Dana McKenzie won't have to worry about Redskins safety DeAngelo Hall this weekend. To avoid a potential issue, the league has moved his assignment some 35 miles up the road. CSN Washington reporters Rich Tandler and Tarik El-Bashir are saying that McKenzie is not working the Redskins home playoff game against the Seahawks,…
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