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As I mentioned in my post reminding you all about my last performance, Synth-ing Nº39, I am having a break from my performances...
I decided to do that so I could focus a bit more on getting my concert posts back in track.
I have some posts for previous performances almost done, but would rather post everything in the right order.
I hope during the next week I will be able to get everything done properly!
I am still not 100% sure what to talk about in my concert posts when it comes Kyma, but will have a look at the patches I done so far to see what's the best solution.
But in the worst case, I will be talking more about it when the next series of concerts starts, on the 11th of July (please take a note on the date)!
I have been also reading a bit more one of the Kyma books I received together with my system, "Kyma and the SumOfSines Disco Club", by Jeffrey Stolet.
I still have around 200 pages of the book to read, but so far it has been pretty interesting, despite quite some things you end up understanding after you spend some time working with Kyma and watching some tutorials available online.
I'm looking forward to read more of it and hopefully learn quite some more to be able to prepare better performances for you!
This is the current point of the situation here, and if you didn't read my post about Synth-ing Nº39, don't forget that my next performance will only come on the 11th of July!
From a synth lover to synth lovers. In this blog I'll try to share my personal experiences with my synths and other electronic music equipment, from personal opinions about some of the equipment I have to more technical posts, as well as some performances in the middle. If you love synths as well, make sure to tune in!
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Grooveboxes are amazing tools for anyone doing electronic music, so I thought a topic about them would be more well timed now!
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More precisely, they are working with the new re-issue of the CEM 3340 chip, which, a VCO chip used on many truly classic synths!
If you remember my previous posts, the idea behind these two performances was to compare the Korg MS20 with the Korg iMS20 (controlled by th...
If you never heard about them, that's not surprising, as these machines are really really rare!
And this time, the setup is completely different!
Do you remember my "Improving Your Reverbs" post? This is kinda of a follow up!
Before I get a "real" synth post ready for you, I thought it would be nice to post some photos of an extremely rare machine, the Axcel Te...
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MEANWHILE - Learning Kyma on a Break... And getting my concert posts back in track!
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1. The Serpent Seed Theory is the idea that the serpent in the Garden of Eden (Satan) had sexual intercourse with Eve and fathered Cain. One notable proponent was the anti-Trinitarian false prophet William H. Branham. This is contrary to Scripture, despite having rabbinical support, e.g., "And Adam knew his wife Eve, who was pregnant by the Angel Sammael, and she conceived and bare Cain; and he was like the heavenly beings, and not like the earthly beings, and she said, I have acquired a man, the angel of the Lord" [Targum of Jonathan to Genesis 4:1]; "Rabbi Johanon stated, When the serpent copulated with Eve, he infused her with lust" [Yebamoth 103b]; "Thus I have learnt, that when the serpent had intercourse with Eve he injected defilement into her" [Haye Sarah 126a]; and "You rightly said that when the serpent had carnal intercourse with Eve he injected into her defilement" [Haye Sarah 126b].{1}
Adam the Biological Father of Cain
2. The first thing that rules out the idea that Satan fathered Cain is Gen 4:1: "And Adam knew Eve his wife; who conceived and brought forth Cain, saying: I have gotten a man through God." That this means that Adam is Cain's father is evident from the parallel passages of Gen 4:17 ("And Cain knew his wife, and she conceived, and brought forth Enoch: and he built a city, and called the name thereof by the name of his son Enoch") and Gen 4:25 ("Adam also knew his wife again: and she brought forth a son, and called his name Seth, saying: 'God hath given me another seed for Abel, whom Cain slew'").
Making Nonsense out of God's Command
3. Secondly, God's command to Adam in Gen 2:16-17 is nonsensical given the Serpent Seed Theory. St. Moses writes, "And He commanded him, saying: Of every tree of paradise thou shalt eat: But of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat. For in what day soever thou shalt eat of it, thou shalt die the death." In the Serpent Seed paradigm this would have to mean "You may have a sexual relationship with every serpent except one." The serpent was a beast [Gen 3:1a]: "Now the serpent was more subtle than any of the beasts of the earth which the Lord God had made." But Adam did not commit bestiality. The serpent was not some attractive guy as SSTs like to pretend; he was a reptile.
Why Eating of the Tree Is Devoid of Sexual Connotation
4. Thirdly, eating of the tree cannot have any sexual connotation because God gave this prohibition of eating from the tree to Adam before He created Eve; Eve does not come into play until Gen 2:22; Gen 2:21-23 reads, "Then the Lord God cast a deep sleep upon Adam: and when he was fast asleep, He took one of his ribs, and filled up flesh for it. And the Lord God built the rib which He took from Adam into a woman: and brought her to Adam. And Adam said: This now is bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh; she shall be called woman, because she was taken out of man." Adam sinned by eating from the tree but (1) it is not sinful to have sexual intercourse with one's wife so there is no sexual connotation from that angle; Gen 1:28 reads, "And God blessed them, saying: Increase and multiply, and fill the earth, and subdue it, and rule over the fishes of the sea, and the fowls of the air, and all living creatures that move upon the earth;" (2) Adam did not commit the sins of bestiality and homosexuality but he would have if eating from the tree meant having sexual intercourse with the serpent [Gen 3:6: "And the woman saw that the tree was good to eat, and fair to the eyes, and delightful to behold: and she took of the fruit thereof, and did eat, and gave to her husband, who did eat"], for the serpent is a beast [Gen 3:1a above] and the serpent was male [Gen 3:1b]: "And he said to the woman: 'Why hath God commanded you, that you should not eat of every tree of paradise?'"
Serpent Seed is Pseudohistory
5. Fourthly, there is an insuperable historical difficulty for the Serpent Seed Theorists. Serpent Seed Theorists claim that serpentine Kenites survive to this day. But that would be impossible even if Eve did have sexual intercourse with the serpent, for 2 Pt 2:5 says, "… and if He did not spare the ancient world, even though He preserved Noah, a herald of righteousness, together with seven others, when He brought a flood upon the godless world…" Pope St. Peter's words rule out the idea essential to Serpent Seed Theory that serpentine Kenites survive because it would be absurd to say that St. Noah and his family were of the serpent seed. Serpent Seed Theory entails that all Kenites are of the serpentine. But if there is one Kenite who is not serpentine, then there are no serpentine Kenites. And one such person comes to mind immediately; Jethro, the father-in-law of Moses [Jdg 1:16]: "And the children of the Kenite, the kinsman of Moses, went up from the city of palms, with the children of Judah, into the wilderness of his lot, which is at the south side of Arad, and they dwelt with him." St. Jethro was a godly man, according to Gen 18:12,19-23:
"So Jethro, the kinsman of Moses, offered holocausts and sacrifices to God: and Aaron and all the ancients of Israel came, to eat bread with him before God. … But hear my words and counsels, and God shall be with thee. Be thou to the people in those things that pertain to God, to bring their words to Him: And to show the people the ceremonies, and the manner of worshipping; and the way wherein they ought to walk, and the work that they ought to do. And provide out of all the people able men, such as fear God, in whom there is truth, and that hate avarice, and appoint of them rulers of thousands, and of hundreds, and of fifties, and of tens, who may judge the people at all times: and when any great matter soever shall fall out, let them refer it to thee, and let them judge the lesser matters only: that so it may be lighter for thee, the burden being shared out unto others. If thou dost this, thou shalt fulfill the commandment of God, and shalt be able to bear His precepts: and all this people shall return to their places with peace."Misinterpreting the Statement of Eve
Obj. 1: In Gen 3:13 Eve herself says that the serpent sexually seduced her.
Ans. 1: Eve said that the serpent "deceived" her. The Hebrew word nasha has this meaning and is devoid of any sexual connotation. The only support for the idea that Gen 3:13 is discussing sexual seduction is the KJV translation of the first as "beguiled;" however, the KJV translation is egregious (which fact makes KJV-Onlyism a farce). E.g. Ps 22:21 "unicorns" instead of "aurochs;" Mk 6:20 "observed" instead of "protected;" Acts 12:4 "Easter" instead of "Passover;" Acts 17:22 "Mars' hill" instead of "the Aeropagus" and "too superstitious" instead of "pious;" etc. In the latter translation the KJV calls good evil, contrary to Is 5:20: "Woe to you who call evil good, and good evil!"
Misinterpreting the Statement of St. John
Obj. 2: 1 Jn 3:12 states that Satan is Cain's biological father: "Not as Cain, who was of the wicked one and killed his brother."
Ans. 1: It is never good to take words out of context yet the above objection appears to have resulted from such a fallacy. The Serpent Seed Theorist objector fails to do justice to the other part of God's word which says [1 Jn 3:8], "He that committeth sin is of the Devil: for the Devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God appeared, that He might destroy the works of the Devil." 1 Jn 3:8 provides the context which shows that 1 Jn 3:12 means that Cain was "of the devil" because he committed grievous sins.
Misinterpreting the Statement of Christ Himself
Obj. 3: But Christ Himself appears to have said that some Jews were the natural, biological descendants of Satan [Jn 8:44]: "You are of your father the Devil: and the desires of your father you will do. He was a murderer from the beginning: and he stood not in the truth, because truth is not in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father thereof."
Ans. 3: On the contrary, Jesus was saying that these Jews were of Abraham's biological seed [Jn 8:37: "I know that you are the children of Abraham: but you seek to kill Me, because My word hath no place in you"] but were spiritual descendants, in a manner of speaking, of Satan because they contravened Abraham's righteous deeds and gave in to bloodlust, for they wanted to kill Jesus [Jn 8:39-41a]: "They answered and said to Him: Abraham is our father. Jesus saith them: If you be the children of Abraham, do the works of Abraham. But now you seek to kill Me, a man who have spoken the truth to you, which I have heard of God. This Abraham did not. You do the works of your father."
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{1} Scott Stinson (7/1998), "The Serpent and Eve" in The Vision Vol. 2 #8 p. 28 (Schell City, MO: The Church of Israel).


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An information product is simply something that provides information that people are prepared to pay for. Typical examples of information products are "How to" guides and home study courses. Almost everyone will have bought information products at some time and the market is huge.
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Another reason that we decided to create our own products was to be able to provide a product that I could be proud of and that would genuinely help people. It has been very rewarding and satisfying to receive e-mails from dozens of delighted customers who we have been able to help.
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Internet marketing is search driven. People type what they are looking for into Google or one of the other search engines. What they are searching for are solutions to problems. Our job as Internet marketers is to provide solutions to what people are searching for.
Everyone is searching for information about how to improve their lives. They may be looking for the best camera, or maybe searching to find out how to cure their shoulder pain. If you have knowledge about a particular topic or just have the passion to research the subject the chances are that you can sell the solution and make a profit. You could write an ebook about how to choose the right camera, how to do exercises to relieve shoulder pain, or a guide to playing guitar.
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It isn't as difficult as it sounds to write an ebook for example and each of the steps in the process can be outsourced. Below I will give you tips on how to create your own product but you do have to research and write the report yourself. You have to turn your report into an ebook with appropriate graphics and layout. You need to write and test the sales copy for your ebook. Finally you need to set up a website to sell it.
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Probably the easiest product to create is a short report or ebook. (You can also create and study courses, DVDs, software and mobile phone apps.) The following tips apply specifically to writing and ebook.
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Create a simple, benefit-led and impactful title. Use power words such as Free, How to and use numbers such as 101 ways. Describe the main benefits that you are offering. For example, "7 Secrets to Longer Life". Your title should be attention grabbing and must generate curiosity. Most of us would like to live long and this title arouses curiosity and makes us wonder what the seven secrets are.
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Role: iOS Developer Location: Dr Farmington Hills, Michigan Duration: 12+ months Job Description/ Requirements: The iOS Developer will leverage current skills to strengthen our mobile development and create mobile applications. The Connected Infotainment and Consumer Electronics group functions to develop and prototype new automotive information and entertainment services enabled via Internet connectivity and mobile devices. Aptitude and drive are essential for this role. The Native iOS Developer needs to learn quickly and embrace new technologies. Job Responsibilities: · Develop Native iOS mobile applications in a dynamic and growing environment. · Leverage current skills to strengthen our mobile development and create mobile applications. · The Connected Infotainment and Consumer Electronics team functions to develop and prototype new automotive information and entertainment services enabled via Internet connectivity and mobile devices. Work with and learn from a team of top-notch developers Additional Skills: Minimum of 8 years of experience * BA/BS in Computer Science or related field is preferable. Equivalent combination of experience, education and training will be considered. * Must have professional iOS programming experience. * Strong understanding of how to structure code, patterns, development design, data structures, and development. * Exceptional analytical aptitude and attention to detail as well as good organization and problem solving skills. * Self-Motivated and have a strong desire to create a great product. * Must be a team player with strong oral and written communication skills. * Must be passionate about technology, a quick learner, and excited about learning and embracing new technologies as needed. -- Thanks & Regards, Rahul Business Development Manager | MR Info Tech Headquarters : 5975 Shiloh Rd, Suite 114, Alpharetta, GA, 30005 Phone : (678)-208-5003 Direct : (678) 881-9806 Fax : 1 (770) 234-5482 Email : vra...@mrinfotechs.com <v...@mrinfotechs.com> Web : www.MRInfoTechs.com <http://www.mrinfotechs.com/> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "it req" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to it-req+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to email@example.com. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/it-req. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.


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It's a big year for anniversaries in the Pittsburgh market, and adding his name to the 20-year club is WTAE-TV's (4) Mike Clark. Prior to joining WTAE, he had worked for WLIG in Long Island, WEVU Fort Myers, WMTW Portland Maine, and WSYX in Columbus, Ohio.
Clark has won numerous awards and recognitions for his work. He has also worked along side several charitable organizations.


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For large enterprises, the cloud is a revolution for those processes that are necessary, but not necessarily that important. Therefore, think very carefully before you move any process or application into the cloud, especially if it's a source of competitive advantage.
I have been to a number of events over the past few months where the theme, or a major theme, of the event has been cloud computing.
The flow of these events goes something like this. An industry analyst stands up and talks about the trends leaving the audience with a very clear message that cloud is here, it is real and if you, the CIOs, do not move to the cloud then your firm will be left at a significant strategic disadvantage. Then there are case studies from vendors (they are cloud ready and their clients are way ahead of you) and some CIOs are outlining what they have done. Often this is a new or "fringe" application or a move to cloud infrastructure often in the form of dedicated, virtualised hosted hardware. Then comes the interesting piece, the panel and the Q&A.
On a number of occasions the panel has been asked, what cannot or should not be moved to the cloud. The answer is the cloud is not suitable for large workloads or an organisation's most critical and sensitive data and applications.
My conclusion from this is that the cloud is "a revolution" for those things that are necessary but not that important to a large enterprise and (at least currently) not relevant to the core business activity.
While this seems paradoxical if you think about it, this should not surprise us as cloud has many of the hallmarks of what Clayton Christensen calls disruptive innovation, and what we are seeing is the maturing of a disruptive technology from its initial marketplace (i.e. the consumer) to users with more mature and complex needs (i.e. the enterprise).
What is the impact of this for enterprise CIOs? Here is my take on it:
- Hurry up and get non critical parts of your organisation onto cloud based infrastructure, particularly as your current hardware gets to the end of its life cycle.
- If you require a new application, consider software as a service (SaaS) solutions in your evaluation. Learn as much as you can from this but do not move anything critical now as the technology and service providers are not yet ready and robust.
- For critical large loads do nothing now, but review your position regularly as cloud technology and application providers mature to gauge when is the right time for you to move more services into the cloud.
- Take a particular interest in issues surrounding security, sovereignty, data integration (remember ERP, one of its big selling points was the ability to integrate data and have one source of the truth) and the ability to migrate data if and when you choose to leave that provider.
Finally, as you watch, consider what is the business need that would cause you to move your services to the cloud. Much of this will be dictated by your organisation's business model. For example, what is your organisational focus? Is it cost reduction? Improved customer service? or driving product innovation? Are you looking to dominate your competition or simply be competent? (for more on this check out Treacy and Wiersema's The Discipline of Market Leaders).
Think very carefully before you move any process or application into the cloud if you believe it is a source of competitive advantage. Competitive advantage is built upon the capabilities that are hard to replicate, cloud however, removes barriers and allows quick adoption by all. This commoditising effect of the cloud is a large part of Nicholas Carr's argument that in the near future IT will not matter. While this may happen do not hasten it by giving up true competitive positions too early.
Here comes the cloud. Hurry up and wait. Hurry up, and learn as much as you can by using the technology now, but wait for the technology and provider community to mature before you bet your enterprise on it.
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Tonight we are going to dinner at one of my fav restaurants. My husband is not a huge fan but he said he would take me.
This afternoon he texts me. Below is our texted conversation.
Hubby: "I don't know if I feel well enough to go to flats tonight"
Me: (knowing he is pulling a scam on me) "What!?!"
Hubby: "Cough Cough"
Me: "Get over it" (yah I know I am such a sweet wife but when you have been together almost ten years you get over the lovely dovey stuff)
Hubby: "Oh, cough, okay I suppose I'll go"
Me: "If you don't want to go you don't have to, but be ready for b****y mama to be in full effect when you get home"
Hubby: "I said I would go (diarrhea on self)"
Me: "Well wipe and get back to work so you can come home and take me to dinner. You poop yourself all the time, no biggie!" (Hahaha, TMI, I know but men have a tendency not to wipe well enough, I should know since I do all his laundry)
Hubby: "Thanks! I really appreciate it as I am coughing up blood here cause I am too sick to go to dinner tonight"
Me: "Well you know I love you but everyday that I am pregnant my love of food grows more. It might have surpassed my love for you by now :)"
Hubby: "Yes I see (coma)"
Me: "Oh so you are in a coma now? Good I can go spend money and you would not know about it. SCORE!"
Hubby: "What do you know its a full recovery! Must be a miracle. See you for dinner tonight!"
Me: "That's what I thought"
We are so in love!
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About Our Program
- What to expect upon completion of the Nursing Program: Student Learning Outcomes
- Program accreditation and approval status
Student Achievement Data - EvCC Nursing Program
2015 - 2016
NCLEX first-time pass rate
2015 - 2016
Program Completion Rate
2015 - 2016
Job Placement Rate (6-9 months after graduation)
Mission Statement, Philosophy, and Threads
The Everett Community College Faculty have written and fully endorse the following statements about the Mission and Philosophy of our program. Our program is very closely knit to these ideas. The curriculum which you will follow as an Everett Community College Nursing Student will be very much reflective of these concepts. As you read through these statements, you might want to think about your view of learning and your ideas about the faculty and student role.
The mission of the Department of Nursing at Everett Community College is to prepare nurses to:
- Provide compassionate, patient-centered care to individuals, families, and population groups across the developmental spectrum.
- Practice collaboratively with members of the healthcare team as providers of care, communicators, advocates
The Nursing Program operates within the framework provided by the strategic initiatives and core values of Everett Community College. As an integral part of the college, the faculty of the Department of Nursing, assume responsibility for the encouragement and facilitation of life-long learning through education for the diverse population of the community.
Learning is active, continuous, and evidenced by changes in behavior. It is an interactive process between students and faculty, where both share the responsibility for creating an educational climate. Individuals are valued for the unique contribution they bring to the learning situation. Students are capable of self-direction and accountable for their own performance.
Human beings are unique and dynamic, functioning in an integrated way to meet perceived needs. People interact within the frameworks of family, community, and culture, growing and developing as individuals within an ever changing social system that influences their values and patterns of behavior. Health is a state of being that people define in relation to their own values. Health is based on internal and external variable: genetic, developmental, environmental, social, cultural, economic, psychological, intellectual, and spiritual. Respect for the rights of individuals to make personal health choices is implicit.
Nursing is a dynamic, interactive process wherein each individual is viewed holistically. The central theme of caring provides the framework for interaction with individuals that reflects the development of the nurse-patient relationship. Nursing includes purposeful interventions, based upon specialized skills, drawn from the theories and knowledge from various disciplines.
There are commonalties upon which all nursing education is based. Scientific knowledge, technological, and social changes continually affect nursing practice and therefore, nursing education is oriented to the future. Nursing education emphasizes professionalism, the continual personal and professional development of the nurse, and the evolution of a nurse self-concept.
Associate Degree nursing graduates enter practice with the capabilities to individualize and manage care for groups of patients while making practice decisions using a broad and complex base of knowledge and skills. Each nurse bears the responsibility to strengthen nursing practice through self-development and the use of research to guide their practice.
Foundations of the Nursing Program of Learning
The foundations of the nursing curriculum provide the structure for determining inclusiveness and direction for the program of study.
Core Values
Core values provide the broad foundation upon which the nursing courses are built. The themes represent the faculty's vision of nursing and our approach toward nursing practice. These values lead to an assumption that nurses who are prepared in this program will integrate them into their future practice.
Patient centered care is a commitment, by the nurse, to listen, inform, respect and be involved with each individual in making decisions regarding their care. Therefore, nurses must consider the patient's cultural traditions, personal preferences, values, familial situations, social circumstances, and lifestyle in aiding the patient to make decisions. Patient-centered care assists the patient to assume increasing responsibility for defining and maintaining health or moving toward a dignified death.
Human diversity is an awareness of and sensitivity to any human's unique cultural and/or societal beliefs and practices. Concern for diversity is expressed by caring for patients in a way that matches their perceptions of health.
Nursing ethics are the values or moral principles governing relationships and guiding actions between the nurse and patient, the patient's family, other members of the health professionals, and the generalpublic. Thinking carefully about the ethical aspects of nursing decisions helps us make choices that are right, good, fair, and just.
Caring is a necessary and basic condition of life. Professional caring is an interaction between a giver and recipient directed toward maximizing positive health outcomes and assisting individuals to attain the highest level of wellness they desire. The expressions of caring are:
• A feeling of compassion
• An attitude of concern
• A philosophy of commitment
• An ethical disposition in the situation
• Acts of doing for another
• Conscious attention to the monitoring, surveillance, and protection of well-being.
• Nurturance of growth and adaptation
• The courage of entering into the experience of another and being fully present
• Advocacy on behalf of another
Caring contributes to the perception of a safe environment and is an integrative force that organizes and binds together all the resources of the nurse.
Holism is a view of each individual as a unique and complex human being comprised of physiological, psychological, sociocultural, and spiritual components. Nurses consider the whole person in the context of the total environment.
Student Competencies
Student competencies represent the elements of nursing practice that weave in and out of the program of study producing the final tapestry of nursing knowledge and skills. They arecontinuous elements that are developed in an evolving way throughout the various courses.In each course, the competencies are studied, in a distinct way, with increasing complexity throughout the curriculum.
Clinical reasoning is defined as the observed outcome of critical thinking and decision-making. It is a process that uses nursing knowledge to observe and access presenting situations, identify prioritized patient concerns, and generate the best possible evidence-based solutions in order to deliver safe patient care.
Communication is the verbal and non-verbal exchange of ideas, feelings, thoughts, and knowledge between individuals. Communications includes such methods as talking and listening; writing and reading; or expressive forms such as touch and other body movements. Thus, communication included all the modalities by which one individual affects another. Communication serves as a catalyst for shaping relationships in all interactions in which the nurse engages. Communication between the nurse and patient is considered therapeutic when interactions are directed toward achieving optimum outcomes for the patient.
Teamwork and collaboration represents effective functioning within nursing and interprofessional teams to foster open communication, develop mutual respect, and create shared decision-making for achievement of quality patient care.
Evidence-based practice involves the integration of current research findings and clinical expertise to guide the selection and implementation of therapeutic strategies designed to bringthe individual to a state of optimum health.
Quality Improvement involves the use of data and improvement methods to create changesthat improve quality and safety in healthcare delivery.
Safety minimizes risk of harm to patients and providers through system effectiveness and individual performance.
Informatics utilizes information and technology to communicate and manage care, mitigate error, and support decision-making.


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By Susan Zakin
WASHINGTON environmentalists felt like they were in Bosnia last week as they were strafed repeatedly by Republicans going gun-crazy with their newly acquired Congressional arsenal. First, the new head of the House Natural Resources Committee, Rep. Don Young of Alaska, announced the creation of three task forces to deal with what enviros have been not-very-tactfully calling "the unholy trinity"--the Endangered Species Act, wetlands protection and private property rights.
In an interview published Thursday by the Bureau of National Affairs, Young pledged to conduct hearings on all three topics out in the hinterlands, without the "Jay Hairs (National Wildlife Federation president) and all the high, elite environmental community that supposedly talks for the environmentalist that drive their limousines and fly in their private jets back to their homes in the Carolinas and get paid $50,000 a year and then beat their chests and say look out for the environment."
Young said the Endangered Species Act, the law developers and their cronies like Arizona Gov. J. Fife Symington III love to hate, was his first priority. The endangered species task force is scheduled to make recommendations by June.
June seemed a mite precipitate--Sen. John Chafee, a moderate Republican with a good environmental voting record, has given his committee a year to come up with changes--but nobody was particularly surprised. With a rating of 0 from the League of Conservation Voters and a collection of furry heads on his office wall from various big game hunting expeditions, Young isn't exactly a friend to the folks he calls "preservationists and socialists."
On the very next day, the stealth bomber flew in and dropped a payload when a rumor hit the National Audubon Society that the House Interior Appropriations Committee was discussing cutting funding for the Endangered Species Act retroactively. An aide to Ralph Regula of Ohio, the committee chair, denied the rumor, but said every penny that hasn't been spent yet was on the block to pay for a much-touted middle-class tax cut. The same day Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchinson of Texas (the former cheerleader) and Rep. Lamar Smith, also of Texas, introduced the "Farm, Ranch, and Homestead Protection Act of 1995," an attempt to freeze the major provisions of the Endangered Species Act until the reauthorization fight can take place. Hit by surprise attack, environmentalists quickly scurried up to the Hill.
This is only the first of a series of bombing runs planned for the Endangered Species Act, according to Randy Snodgrass, director of Wildlife Policy at the National Audubon Society, who called the Republican attacks on environmental and workplace safety laws a "barrage." Snodgrass is the acting campaign director for the Endangered Species Coalition, a group organized by the big national environmental groups--Sierra Club, Environmental Defense Fund, World Wildlife Fund, Wilderness Society--but aimed at mobilizing grassroots support.
The recent effort to tighten up on unfunded mandates--laws imposed by the feds but carried out by the states--exempted such laws as the Americans with Disabilities Act and civil rights legislation, for obvious political reasons. Left on the chopping block were workplace safety and environmental laws, particularly the big three coming up for reauthorization this year: the Endangered Species Act, the Clean Water Act and the Clean Air Act.
Young's predecessor as chief of the House Natural Resources Committee, Rep. George Miller, D-Calif., got the drift early last week, when he called the unfunded mandates initiative "a back-door attack on basic environmental laws in this country."
But unfunded mandates are only one front of the Republican war against the environment. In February, Snodgrass expects a rush of so-called "private property" bills to be introduced. Like the initiative defeated by Arizonans in November, these bills would compensate property owners for potential income lost through government regulation. Opponents say that not only is such legislation morally wrong, but it also would entail setting up an enormous bureaucracy and cost the government a huge amount of money.
Risk assessment, a handy new buzzword that nobody but the much-despised contrarian New York Times environmental reporter Keith Schneider understands, is expected to be up before Congress in March. Risk assessment is an attempt to find a cost/benefit formula for the socioeconomic impacts of legislation, an approach offensive to many environmentalists who feel it's not only impossible but unseemly to place a dollar value on the survival of whooping cranes or a mist-shrouded mountain range.
In any case, the Washington circus last week was frightening enough without the onerous task of trying to make sense of risk assessment. The House heard a series of hard-right proposals from places like the Heritage Foundation, including the old "sell off all the federal land to the states" chestnut. The recital was so bizarre it inspired Rep. Charles H. Taylor of North Carolina to say, "Some of the things you've been saying make it seem as if you've been smoking a little funny weed somewhere." Taylor is a Republican, a forester and a tree farmer.
But radical proposals, from getting rid of the Endangered Species Act altogether to selling off federal land to environmental groups, obscure the real issues. To understand the current environmental backlash, it's instructive to look at the Endangered Species Act itself, which is, after all, the right wing's favorite poster child.
Of all the country's environmental laws, the Endangered Species Act is both the most forward-looking and, at the same, the most vulnerable. It's the only law to address the question of environmental protection on private land, arguably the single most important environmental issue now facing in the United States. Contrary to many of the scare stories being circulated, endangered species protection has stopped development in less than one percent of the cases in which it has been applied; however, projects have been modified or mitigation factors (you restore this wetland in the north and we'll let you build in the south) are often used to enforce the act. But as U.S. population increases, the needs of plants, animals and insects for habitat and our insatiable hunger for strip malls and tacky condos will inevitably clash in ways that are uglier and more hostile than ever. Republican good old boys like Don Young may act dumb, but they know this.
What they either don't know or don't care about is the problem that concerns biologists, that land set aside in parks and wilderness areas is not enough to preserve natural systems. If we want our children to experience a semblance of nature in the United States, instead of a low-budget imitation of Blade Runner, private land will have to be used in ways that preserve natural systems. The great conservationist Aldo Leopold called it seeing land as community, not commodity. Ed Moore calls it communism.
Meanwhile, nobody in the environmental movement has quite figured out how to deal with this problem. Some are edging closer to an expanded concept of zoning, which would include the kind of watershed-level planning now being used in some parts of California (and noticeably absent in the Tucson basin.)
This expanded zoning concept is behind the Habitat Conservation Plans now being used by Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt to implement the Endangered Species Act. Babbitt believes HCPs can be used to head off what he calls "environmental train wrecks." He may be right, but nobody knows if we'll have a chance to find out. The Ed Moores of the 104th Congress can't seem to wrap their minds around the fact that if we don't determine the fate of private property through social consensus--whether it's through regulation or incentives--the property won't be worth regulating. Like it or not, America's adolescent fantasy of complete freedom is biting the dust. The frontier is finally, really closed, and the Endangered Species Act is the messenger everybody, including our own J. Fife Symington III, wants to kill.
Unfortunately, when the Endangered Species Act passed in 1973, nobody thought it would have to bear the entire burden of the country's long-deferred coming of age, not to mention many of the major environmental fights of the 1980s. Critics charge the Endangered Species Act has been used for purposes it was not intended to serve, notably by environmentalists in the Pacific Northwest trying to stop logging in old growth forests by suing on behalf of the endangered Northern spotted owl.
Then again, the problem may not be the Endangered Species Act itself, which was designed to be a strong law, but the lack of any other legislation that deals with habitat and biodiversity issues. Back in 1989, Earth First! founder Dave Foreman told people at the California Wilderness Conference to work for a Habitat Conservation Act that would address these larger issues head-on. But a decade of Republican rule discouraged anyone else from making such an immodest proposal. Consequently, the Endangered Species Act was forced to shoulder too much of the burden of environmental protection.
The whole messy situation is exacerbated by one unfortunate fact: The act is flawed. Michael Bean of the Environmental Defense Fund, the leader in the environmentalist effort to save ESA, favors a system of subsidies and incentives to replace some of the law's "command and control" provisions, which sometimes inadvertently penalize landowners who have preserved habitat by restricting their activities after their neighbors have been allowed to cash in on trashing it. Bean, one of the foremost scholars of wildlife law in the United States, is pushing a number of reforms, including funding endangered species protection through a tax on outdoor equipment, a proposal similar to long-standing methods of funding federal hunting and fishing programs. Under the Clinton administration, funding for the act has gone up from around $40 million to between $60 and $70 million a year. This is far less than the $4.8 billion it would take to implement the law with maximum effectiveness, but enough to give anti-environmental forces a chance to hack away at it under the cover of budget-cutting.
It's not clear whether the reasonable and rather ingenious proposals devised by Bean and others will be heard above the redneck din emanating from Congress. Environmentalists are in the unenviable position of being outgunned, outmanned and outspent on an issue that cuts to the heart of the philosophical war being waged for the hearts and minds of Americans in anticipation of the 1996 elections. Like guerrillas darting in and out of the trees, they'll be husbanding their resources, building up support in the villages through computer networking, and recruiting citizen lobbyists in professions that will be affected by loss of species, particularly in medicine. In the meantime, they're trying not to get rattled at the Republican strafing.
"We're going to have to choose our battles," said Nick Boutis of the Endangered Species Coalition. "The big fight is going to be in June, when the act itself comes up. If there's no act, there's nothing to fight all these other battles for."
Susan Zakin is the author of Coyotes and Town Dogs: Earth First! and the Environmental Movement, being published in paperback in April by Penguin.
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commitment, dedication and tangible improvement over the cross country
season, whilst really reflecting the spirit of cross country.
awards for the 2015 - 2016 season were made at the Summer Party on Saturday
2 July.
The women's trophy was awarded to Caroline
The men's trophy was awarded to Glenn
Congratulations to both.
ladies xc trophy this year went to Caroline Morgan in recognition for her
commitment to the ladies team over the last season.
Her commitment
was shown by her attendance at every match and her encouragement to other
club runners to come and race. On race day, Caroline always gave it her
all, to a point where she literally flew down Ally Pally hill landing in
the mud, but despite this, got up with a smile on her face and carried on.
As captain, this memory will always stick with me! Congratulations
Caroline, very well
The men's trophy was awarded to Glenn
Hughes. Glenn had a fantastic season this year. He ran every Met League
fixture, finishing as runner up in the individual points competition in an
exceedingly close battle and making a huge contribution to the Serpie team.
Glenn was also first Serpie home in the Southern championships at Hampstead
Heath, leading our second-placed team to podium glory.
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a half seasons since he first ran for the club, Glenn has become part of
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When you create the right type of content, then that content will show up in the search engines and that content will point them to your website and/or your business.
The 10 Types of Content That Work Best for SEO
After analyzing hundreds of search engine results pages for a few weeks and studying what type of content showed up for different search engine in responses, Rand Fishkin (from the Moz, the search engine optimization company) has identified the 10 distinct types of content that you can create to market your business and attract people to your website.
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Throughout this Policy, we refer to your "personal information" which means information that identifies you as an individual or from which your identity can be reasonably ascertained. Your name, address and telephone number are examples of personal information.References to "us", "we" and "our" are references to the Colonial Foundation.
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We only collect personal information that is necessary for our functions and activities. For example, we may collect your contact details to provide you with information about our grants program, information about projects undertaken or to resolve any queries you may have.Generally, we try to collect personal information directly from you, however there are certain situations in which we may collect personal information about you from someone else. In either case, we will take reasonable steps to ensure that you are aware of the purposes for which the information is collected.
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I saw some brads on oriental trading but I didn't like them. I also saw some jewelry type ones that they offer as pendants, but I am looking for either plastic or rubber tiny flip flops for my message in a bottle...preferably separated. I don't want the gold, silver or metallic ones. Any help would be appreciated thx.
Please help me find tiny flip flops for MIB invites
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Posted 16 April 2008 - 03:19 PM
I am also looking for these. I saw them in one of our fellow BDW brides post. i wish i could remember which one. Maybe try a search of pics of MIB on the forum and you can PM the bride that used them. If i find the pic i will let you know.
Posted 16 April 2008 - 03:35 PM
These are from Oriental Trading. They are about an inch and are $5 for 144 pcs.
Mini Flip Flop Erasers
Posted 16 April 2008 - 03:38 PM
These are mini flip flop candles Adorable Mini Flip Flop Floating Candles
Posted 16 April 2008 - 03:44 PM
those erasers are really cute and would probably fit really well
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I never got to the sewing, as I had so much to cut! I think I've worn out both my rotary blade and my mat. I have been cutting tons of 5" squares for charity I Spy quilts for kids. Here are some of my piles... and still more fabrics to cut. I should be able to get several tops out of these.
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I went in to the local guitar shop last week for the first time in a month or so and I found the most abhorrent creation. Someone, I don't know who, has built a telecaster out of alder. That not's so bad. But they capped the alder body with a very thick piece of quilted maple, and then carved it out like a Les Paul. The neck was also maple, with little cute little bird's eye spots.
It looked ridiculous. I know this is an opinionated statement, but I think I can back it up. The telecaster is a blue-collar guitar. It's working class. Tele's are exquisite instruments, and handsome in their own right, but they are not supposed to be pretty. Putting a carved flame maple cap on a tele body is kind of like putting Clint Eastwood in a tuxedo.
And it ruins the Telecaster sounds. It may look like a Tele, but it sounds like electric bagpipes.
And here's why. Almost all guitars begin as a piece, or pieces of lumber. Everything else has a measurable effect on the sound. But the finish, hardware, pickups, pedals and amplifiers all modify the acoustic feature of the wood.
So let's talk about the five most common species found in electric guitar bodies.
Swamp Ash
Telecaster's bodies are built of thick slabs of Swamp Ash. It's an American wood that's dense and heavy. It doesn't grow very fast, so it is rare to find bodies built of one slab. Most are pieced from two or three boards. Ash gives the Telecaster their incredible range—the deep resonant sustain available from the neck pickup and the brighter twang that comes off the bridge.
But if you've played many Telecasters, you'll know that one may sound perfect and the next one will not. This has less to do with set-up and electronics and more to do with the wood itself.
Another Fender favorite is alder—a reasonably fast growing American wood that is lighter than ash. The tone isn't as rich as ash, and the wood isn't noted for sustain. Fender has made some Telecasters out of alder, but the wood is the foundation for the Stratocaster. Strats are often covered in thick coats of candy colored polyurethane, which further obscures alder's tonal qualities. I have often wondered if this is why so many lead guitar players rely on their Strats, and why so many rhythm players like their Teles. Whatever the reason, I find that Stratocasters don't vary in their sound nearly as much as Telecasters, and that because of the consistent results Fender achieves with alder.
Mahogany is a luthier's dream. The wood is dense, but easy to work because it has an incredibly straight grain structure. It is highly stable. The folks at Gibson have built the company on mahogany. The necks and bodies of Les Pauls and SGs are built from the exotic wood. The tone is similar to ash, only maybe a bit darker. The sustain is even longer.
Look at two different Les Pauls. The Studio version, or the Juniors, have incredible rich tone, especially when coupled with P90 pickups. They are really dynamic instruments, often overlooked because they aren't as flashy as Gibson's staple electrics. And they certainly don't sound like Les Pauls, because they are missing their maple caps.
There are two main types of maple. Most highly figured, flashy, pretty maple is relatively soft. While good for making flashy bodies, the wood is too soft for necks. Hard maple is much more stable, but often lacks the signature grain patterns that sell so many guitars.
But maple has more to offer than looks. Maple is bright. It is dense. The sound is often referred to as bright. Really nice maple topped guitars have a bell like tone that is derived from the tight brittle configuration of maple. But maple has its disadvantages. It grows slowly and is a beast to work. So expect to pay for it.
Pressboard, Plywood, Masonite
Before I get accused of dendrological snobbery, I'd like to spin the discussion in the opposite direction. I can remember the first time I played a Danelectro—in basement guitar paradise that was Midtown Music, in Atlanta. It must have been the mid 90's, and Danelectros were being cobbled together from Korean cardboard and glue. They were the epitome of cheap. Cheap materials, cheap electronics, cheap price. But the sound—solid gold.
Google "Danelectro player" and check out how many ridiculously famous players play Danos. The list is long.
What I'm about to write is going to make me seem like a lunatic. But it's gospel truth. You should choose an instrument based on the way it sounds and what you can do with it, not the way it looks. If the luthier thinks the tone wood matter, than it will probably have a distinct effect on the sound of the instrument. Play every electric guitar you can unplugged, first. Listen to the way the instrument responds without any electrickery. This will give you a baseline for the instruments abilities. And, call me a purist, but that's where I think tone ought to start.


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Under the Red Hood FANS LOVED!
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Under the Red Hood is one Batman story that has critics crying with joy.With a great story line from A Death In The Family and great action sequences that will keep you wondering will there be more.
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Controversial and Well done.
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I am grateful that the people at Warner Premiere decided to tell this story as it is a historic moment in the DC Universe. Well written, animated, and acted, the ending has the kind of surreal moment that is surprising and unusual in a super hero story. I didn't really take to Bruce Greenwood as Batman.
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it was the batman anmation the best.
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The area commonly known as Walking Stick trail has suffered steady erosion and it is now necessary to address the trail. The Ranch Rider Club will begin work on the trail Saturday, May 21st. In anticipation of this work, the ranch will be closing the Walking Stick trail and the feeders from the Sheriff's Hollow side of the creek. There will be orange fencing, concrete barriers and signs designating the closed areas.
The Walking Stick area will be an ongoing project through summer. The recent and last spring heavy rains have moved the gravel around and created areas that did not exist before. We would like to dredge the creek for gravel and fix the trail. Because of the extensive damage the Army Core of Engineers representative requested photos of the area and will make a site visit the first week of June. We will most likely have to apply for a permit to permanently fix the area. Although, it is clear that Mother Nature does not guarantee anything to be permanent.
We will make every attempt to open parts of it with guided areas through the orange fencing. We are well aware that this is a very popular area. It is not our intent to make this area a new source of ticket fine revenue, but we will be issuing tickets for offenders.
We will do our best to keep you up to date on the progress through special bulletins, 9 lines and gatehouse postings.
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spaceycasey (10) , Texas | January 18, 2009
A "high-end" brewpub, combining great beer, an upscale atmosphere and an impressive menu. NXNW is the most beautiful non-chain brewpub I've ever been in from an architectural and decor standpoint - almost makes you feel like you are in a Gordon Biersch, which is nice - but also a bit deceiving if you are like me and not really into chains. They keep 5 beers on tap plus a number of special things - from Lambics to bourbon barrel aged items. Their lambics, in my opinion, are the best beers made in Texas. Brewer Ty has done an amazing job in that respect. Great, friendly, attentive service. Menu is more upscale, so a little pricey for brewpub fare, but still a relatively good value. A very unique brewpub and a bit out of the way for visitors, but well worth the trip.
Walt (189) Austin, Texas | June 11, 2005| Updated December 23, 2006
Eclectic food and decor...good modern bistro type feel...beer leaves a lot to be desired though...but the house beers are solid and the seasonals are pretty damn good. Parking is a bitch.
jumpjet2k (15) Houston, Texas | November 16, 2009
NXNW has some amazing food. I'll start with that. If nothing else, go there for the food and enjoy some nice beers while you're at it. That said, go for the special beers, because the standard lineup isn't anything to go crazy for. They're good standard beers, but nothing too interesting. The special beers are often great, though - watch out for the dark kriek, which is one of the best beers in Texas. Blackjack is often available and very nice, as well. NXNW has a cool lodge/industrial ambiance, which is very nice. I've also never had any service problems. If you're hosting a party, get one of their kegs - only $45 for 5.5gal and $95 for a half-barrel. For the beer you're getting, it's hard to beat those prices. I purchased a keg with a picnic tap that unfortunately wouldn't seal, but when I told them of the problem they gave me a coupon for 20% off my next keg. The rest of the service has been great, as well.
hopeye101 (11) Draughthouse, Texas | February 13, 2009
A true brewpub. You can only get the house beers here. Overall the standard beers are average, but the seasonals can be exceptional. The Lambics and Kriek are world class. I come here usually for cask night. They have a very nice cask here. They usually aggressively hop it which I enjoy. They food here is the best I have ever had at a brewpub. Even the appetizers are quite refined -- fried artichokes, mmm. They have a great salmon plank and a memorable pork tenderloin. This is a brewpub that you can take a first date to and not be embarassed.
Mora2000 (101) McKinney, Texas | November 16, 2011
A nice brewpub with very good food located in the Arboretum area of Austin. The bar has about eight taps, only serving NxNW beer. Many of the year round beers are average at best, but the brewery's sour beers and some of the special beers can be very good. The food is also very good, the best of all the Austin brewpubs. The pub occasionally bottles beers and sells them for off-premises consumption. They will also fill any growlers, regardless of which brewery they are from.
SPDickerman (95) Texas | July 23, 2011
Excellent restaurant, definitely no doubt. Great food. Good staff. Their in-house beer doesn't seem to be that good though, I had the "sampler" and the beers they gave were not great, but not bad. Go there to eat, but not drink.
BgThang (9) Texas | May 5, 2009
tHIS PLACE HAS SOME DAMN GOOD FOOD. tHERE IS A CHEF IN THE KITCHEN WHAT DID YOU EXPECT? Damn caplock key, anywho they brew their own beer here. Majority is a tad above average. Their lambics are killer!. It is a little pricey for your average person, they have freaking valet service as well!. Their cask are great. And ytou can get your corny kegs filles here as well
mar (109) Dallas, Texas | April 12, 2009
Great Sunday afternoon with no crowd at all. Server was knowledgeable about the beer and was very helpful. Decently priced and a very nice atmosphere. I'll be stopping in again.
mmmbeer (62) Austin, Texas | January 20, 2008
Went on a Saturday night, parking... ha ha ha, great joke! Drove twice around until we parked across the street and just walked there. 30 minute wait for a table, and the joint was jumping! Waitress was on point all night, had great recommendations for me and the little lady. Ambiance- alot of chatter from guests (to be expected), great dining rooms with wood oven and fireplace, very clean. Food- very good- good portions, taste great, made me want to drink more. Beer- standard ups and downs as with any brewery. Summary- this isn't in my top 3 places to visit in Austin if you had one night, but it is my top 5 right at the 5 hole. Great food, good beers, average waitstaff who initially greeted us, horrible parking.
blutt59 (180) Dallas, Texas | June 6, 2010
Easy to find, stone and glass pub in northwest Austin with good food, quality beer and friendly staff, no guest taps but have 7-8 of their own and trying to fold in a lambic tap and usually a good quality higher ABV, also some bottling


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One year can help you figure out if campus ministry is for you. Or if it isn't, then that one year will equip you to better serve Christ in whatever field you enter. One year could change everything.
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