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It was late Sunday evening when I was trying to put together this edition and I was way too tired for this. At one point I noticed I was going over the same items I did last week. Clearly I need a better way to manage the links I collect. It is on its way but other tasks constantly get in front of it.
For this issue, I had to reduce the amount of comments so I could finish it before midnight.
BTW Miguel Prz (niceperl) started a new weekly posting. This time with his MetaCPAN favourites.
Now to the posts:
If Perl is an important tool in your toolbox then follow what Ricardo SIGNES is asking you and test it. Before the release!
Padre 0.96 has been released...
After another long release cycle, Peter Lavender reports the new version of Padre. Two more and we arrive at the magical 1.00 release.
The new round of the Send a Newbie to YAPC program was announced by Mark Keating.
(i) MetaCPAN favourites weekly report
This is the second weekly blog post published by Miguel Prz (niceperl). In this one he is listing the modules that gained the most +-es on MetaCPAN.
Speed up by a factor of 6 million
Carl Mäsak looks at a Perl 6 script that arrives to the same solution as his C program but 6 million times faster. That sounds crazy but interesting. He discusses the Perl 5 solution written by Salvador Fandino and then provides a Perl 6 solution to the same problem.
'Ubic is a polymorphic service manager which makes creating daemons easy, while being extensible in a several different ways' writes Vyacheslav Matjukhin after a long break in reporting about his module. He mixes a big dose of technical update with information on talks showing the project and ideas about reaching out to potential users. Not only Perl developers.
This is why I love Template Toolkit
Aaron Trevena learns about the META directive of TT.
Alien::Base Perl Foundation Grant Report Month 2
by Joel Berger
Embrace the Little Conveniences
Do you use File::Slurp or write your own slurp() function? Do you use Proc::Fork or call fork() by yourself? What does chromatic do?
Before you write a patch, write an email
Andy Lester offers his opinion on how to approach an open source project with patches. I am not sure. I think, while this make sense, is in contradiction with the earlier message: 'code speaks'. So what do you think?
Apparently the flow of reports from the QA Hackathons still has not dryed up. This time Geistteufel, the celogeek, wrote up a few words and add links to some pictures.
A few simple examples by Alexandr Gomoliako.
My personalized Perl bumper sticker
Ron Savage has a a Perl-powered Toyota hybrid!
That's just scary. (The second post of Chris Grau)
Perl devroom @FOSDEM2012: photos
Claudio Ramirez El-Che
Perl 6
The Perl 6 Hackathon is over, but the reports have not ended yet
Carl Mäsak breaks a month of blog-silence and writes about the Perl 6 hackathon in Oslo from his point of view.
Tadeusz Sosnierz (tadzik) discovered that the Perl 6 Hackathon is better than bacon with maasdamer. Or at least on the same level. I think I am not supposed to comment on this.
Perl 6 Hackathon in Oslo: Report From The Second Day
by Moritz Lenz
by Jan Ingvoldstad
Dave Cross announced his free Perl training in London which 'sold out' in a few hours. There is no point to link to it, but it is interesting to mention. Apparently, free sells well :).
Post-mortem Linguistics in Zurich
by Damian Conway. Tuesday May 8, 2012.
Quantum-Relativistic Time-Travel in Lisbon
by Damian Conway. Thursday May 3, 2012
The self promotion section
Splice to slice and dice arrays in Perl
Part of the Perl Maven tutorial/book.
Facebook vs Google+ for Perl projects
Listing the pages and comparing number of followers. If you are on either of those social networks, you might want to check out what pages you could follow.
I usually include 3-4 of the nearest events. If your's is not here, I might not know about it. Let me know about it!
May 12-13, 2012, Kiev, Ukraine
June 4-5, 2012, Stockholm, Sweden
June 13-15, 2012, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
June 29-30, 2012, Strasbourg
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For most of my life, I have been anxious. I can remember as a child worrying about almost everything, and that continued into my teens and adulthood.
I had what I think was my first panic attack at either 25 or 26 when my mom got sick and I felt as if I couldn't get to her fast enough because I lived in a different state and I was about an 1 1/2 from her, so the whole ride home I had panic and it was hard to really focus, but thank God I made it. It was a long few days of anxiety and fear not knowing what was wrong with my mom and seeing her in so much pain, broke my heart. When she finally saw the doctors, they said she had high blood pressure and it was easily treated with medication. After that, I had always worried about my families health and I thought I had control over it. I would forecast the worst for my life when it didn't turn out to be so bad.
I would say that for most of my life, I lived with anxiety and worry. I worried about bad things happening to my loved ones and I felt guilty if I wasn't able help them heal.
When I was 32, I had a severe panic attack that put me in the hospital for almost two weeks, and I didn't understand what was happening. My mind was going to the left while was trying to go right. It was the first time in my life that I was in a mental hospital as a patient and it felt so embarrassing, and depressing. I think I cried that whole time I was there. I felt lost for a long time after that. I struggled with my thoughts and the what ifs of life, the shouldn't I, why me, I'm I crazy, what's going to happen to me, I struggled with the voices in my head that were condemning, accusing, and negative and for the past 3 years, and I still have some trouble, but life is getting brighter.
It was hard to accept having a mental illness and embrace it, because of the stigma attached to it. Especially being African American, we were taught to be tough like a Ford truck, and that having a mental illness was a result of something that we did, or our relationship with God, or just to snap out of it and deal with it.
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About meI am an English Literature & Educational Studies special honors major, graduating from Swarthmore College. My interests include reading, writing, astrophysics, nature, swimming, piano, guitar, and photography. I now work as an educational advisor in Shanghai, China. I really like my job, and it's exhilarating being in a new country--but it really doesn't benefit my book addiction very well! Fortunately there are book angels and the Internet to help me stay on top of the books I'd love to read... :)
About my libraryThe books in my library are either ones that I own, regardless of whether I have read them or not, as well as books I have read but do not own. The majority of my reading falls within YA literature, which I love like--well, like one loves a teenager: it has flaws here and there and may not always be at the top of its game, but you still love it for its potential to be a mature and influential being. I also love to read fantasy, urban fantasy, and the classics.
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Favorite authorsIlona Andrews, Jane Austen, Robin Brande, Libba Bray, Kristin Cashore, Cassandra Clare, Suzanne Collins, Sarah Dessen, Kirsty Eagar, John Green, Margaret Peterson Haddix, Shannon Hale, Kristan Higgins, Henrik Ibsen, Beth Kephart, Malinda Lo, Melina Marchetta, Juliet Marillier, Megan McCafferty, Robin McKinley, L. M. Montgomery, Jaclyn Moriarty, Toni Morrison, Diana Peterfreund, Patrick Rothfuss, Arundhati Roy, Maria V. Snyder, Courtney Summers, Scott Westerfeld (Shared favorites)
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posted by ronincats at 9:29 pm (EST) on May 18, 2011
I just picked up Scones and Sensibility from the library from your recommendation last year, and realized I hadn't seen you around this year. You don't seem to have a thread on the 75 book challenge group--do you have another somewhere that I can visit to see what you've been reading this year?
posted by ronincats at 2:56 pm (EST) on May 18, 2011
I completely understand, we'd love to have you back whenever you are ready. Good luck in your final semester!
posted by Kittybee at 10:27 am (EST) on Jan 31, 2011
Are you doing The 75 book challenge again this year? I really enjoyed your reviews last year but hadn't seen you around the group this year.
posted by Kittybee at 11:37 am (EST) on Jan 30, 2011
I never noticed your LT w on your blog, glad to have found you here also.
posted by marcejewels at 5:09 pm (EST) on Apr 24, 2010
I see you like Singing the Dogstar Blues I did to and I thinks its one of those unsung books that should get more hype.My Teen Advisory Board read it to and we came to the conclusion that its the title that keeps people from pulling it off the shelf.Glad to see someone else who liked it.
posted by susiesharp at 2:01 pm (EST) on Feb 11, 2010
Thanks Steph, I know my reading was influenced by you a lot! Definitely get hold of Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, it was great, the sequel was also very good and I am anxiously awaiting part three.
posted by sydamy at 1:28 pm (EST) on Feb 1, 2010
I noticed you have a copy of "Dune" by Frank Herbert. I just posted a video review of the book. You can find it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKc4A7cPVQc
I'd like to hear your opinion on the book, perhaps in the form of a video response or a private message on either LibraryThing or YouTube. A comment on the video would be just as cool, too.
posted by Jundt at 3:07 am (EST) on Dec 18, 2009
House of Dance was a wonderful book, wasn't it? Read Kephart's other books...especially the new Nothing But Ghosts.
posted by EdGoldberg at 7:20 pm (EST) on Aug 3, 2009
I really liked Singing the Dogstar Blues. You MUST read EON: Dragoneye Reborn by Goodman. Excellent.
posted by EdGoldberg at 5:07 pm (EST) on Jul 17, 2009
Loved your review of Eon: Dragoneye Reborn. I'm so excited for the sequel!
posted by Caramellunacy at 12:00 pm (EST) on Jul 15, 2009
Noticed you liked Girl Interrupted, and I was wondering if you'd be interested in reviewing my new novel and posting your comments here as well as a few other book-related sites. Thought you might like my book since it's also about a disturbed young girl's mental illness and also a bit dark. I could e-mail you the novel in an e-book format if you'd like (I'm out of physical copies at the moment). Let me know if you're interested. Here's a link to a summary in case you're interested:
posted by cmtusa at 11:14 am (EST) on Jul 15, 2009
Yes, the Magic Garden on South Street. I loved that place--magic indeed!
posted by solestria at 9:49 am (EST) on Mar 28, 2009
I was impressed by your review of Among the Hidden. I look forward to reading your other reviews.
posted by espertus at 12:43 pm (EST) on Mar 12, 2009
Hi Stephanie! You can call me Carol or Carolina. I really don't mind. :)
Nice to see you on LT as well!
posted by bookluver-carol at 3:47 pm (EST) on Feb 19, 2009
Yeah I should probably stick to one name oops! I either go by my name or some version of mint910! I notice that a lot with the message boards on here, I'll talk to someone on here and then on their blog and be like oh my gosh, you are the same person!!!! :)
posted by mint910 at 9:56 am (EST) on Feb 19, 2009
Hi there! *waves*
posted by mint910 at 9:52 am (EST) on Feb 19, 2009
That was actually the first John Green book I'd read. I'm just starting to read 'Looking For Alaska' and 'An Abundance of Katherines' is next in my TBR pile!
posted by papertowngirl at 2:20 pm (EST) on Feb 8, 2009
Yep, I based my name off his book, Paper Towns. I absolutely love it!
Thanks, by the way! :)
posted by papertowngirl at 1:10 am (EST) on Feb 8, 2009
Thanks so much, Stephanie! It sounds like it'll be a great read. I told my fiance what you said and he mentioned that his parents happen to have a copy, so it looks like we definitely have The Count of Monte Cristo in our reading futures!
posted by spacepotatoes at 9:05 am (EST) on Jan 31, 2009
Thanks for replying, Stephanie. Graceling does sound like it would make a good recommendation for her.
See you around the 50 Book Challenge.
posted by theaelizabet at 9:06 am (EST) on Jan 29, 2009
hey stephanie, i didnt see your comment on my profile til now :( whoops me!! :D
posted by the_book_muncher at 4:31 pm (EST) on Aug 1, 2008
I just wanted to let you know that your comment about the new Emily Giffin book Love the one you're with, may needed to be updated due to having the main charter's name wrong her name isn't Emma it is Ellen!
posted by tab1014 at 3:14 pm (EST) on Jul 10, 2008
I guess in the sequel to City of Bones there could be a romance between Clary and Simon...she seemed to be leaning a bit in that direction as well. I agree, I always like books better if they have a little romance in them!
posted by Jenson_AKA_DL at 4:02 pm (EST) on Apr 20, 2007
Will have a proper look through your books as we only share 19 at the moment so will be good to get some fresh ideas. Cheers for your comment on 50 book challenge!
posted by Rhinoa at 7:12 am (EST) on Apr 16, 2007
You're right, it is a book I would be interested in :-) I read City of Bones a few weeks ago and really enjoyed it! Have you ever read any of Clare's Harry Potter fanfiction? I never read any of it and didn't know she wrote it until I saw the comments on amazon.com. What did you think of the twist with Clary and Jace?
posted by Jenson_AKA_DL at 7:07 am (EST) on Apr 13, 2007
well, my mom didn't really think much of the fee so I got the lifetime account =)
But the frustrating thing is I can't remember what I've read, lol. Even if I like a book I usually have trouble placing names and whatnot.
oh well, from now on I can organize what I've read, hehe.
posted by sjbak88 at 10:08 pm (EST) on Mar 5, 2007
hey steph, found this on your facebook and love it, hehe.
posted by sjbak88 at 3:53 pm (EST) on Mar 5, 2007
The lifetime account was a belated Christmas present to myself this year LOL When I started cataloging my own library instead of just what I was reading at the time I realized I had no choice :-)
Right now I'm re-reading The Named and The Dark by Marianne Curley (finished The Named last night). I read them about a year ago and really rushed through because I was so anxious to see what would happen next. This second time around is even better because I think I'm actually "seeing" more of what is going on this time around.
posted by Jenson_AKA_DL at 9:05 am (EST) on Feb 28, 2007
Hi Stephanie! I thought I was the only one who hadn't found all the books in the house. ;)
posted by DonnaPaints at 8:40 pm (EST) on Feb 26, 2007
We're both on the YA book group over on myspace and I thought I'd stop by and just say, "hi!" I guess we share quite a few books too :-)
posted by Jenson_AKA_DL at 7:35 am (EST) on Feb 26, 2007


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Cogs Bad
There is something really wrong with modern programmers. Very wrong indeed.
Mailinator creator Paul Tyma has a great blog post on how he compresses our email by 90%. He has a simple LRU cache of lines and consecutive lines from emails, so emails become a list of line string pointers where most are shared. He also has a background thread doing rather stronger LZMA compression on large emails. He's winning.
(Its well worth reading the mailinator blog post again and spend a minute thinking about how to store the individual lines from 3500 emails per second; how you'd need to fetch them to recover an email if someone wanted to read it and so on. It turns out to be quite obvious that a normal Java hash-table and linked list is a just fine way of doing it with excellent performance characteristics ;)
Thing is, in one of the comments on the Hacker News version of the article, someone wonders why he didn't use Redis for the LRU.
I think of the kindest, least shouting way to hint that that's not such a good idea; I say it might be higher latency to block on a Redis LRU than using a in-process data-structure. Other commenters responds by saying that Redis is known to be fast; that they have just chosen node.js and Redis for their startup because of its performance.
This is wrong on so many levels. So many levels. I don't single these people out - they are just a useful illustration. Their mindset is endemic in this industry. All around you, the new generation of programmers are making the same assumptions.
Lets try and distill this: this is comparing a hash table lookup to …. a hash table lookup over IPC!
Increasingly, projects are websites. You don't have to be a power programmer; you can cut-n-paste Javascript and run node.js and then you go get mongoDB or Redis as a backend and you're thinking you're scalable! Get with the movement!
Now I happen to admire node.js and Redis and their ilk. I've looked at their code-base on occasion; I've even contemplated contributing. This is not about them. Its about the misusers of them.
The people who misuse them are unlikely to have looked at their code-base, of course. They are unlikely to actually understand anything about performance and scaling either.
Paul Tyma describes Mailinator as being basically one machine with a handful of cores and those were spare-enough to be used for optional background LZMA compression. The numbers are very impressive; there's far more traffic flowing through the Mailinator this second than normal projects get in a lifetime!
Just imagine that Mailinator used Redis (problems with LRU eviction making some emails unreadable and all the other misfit aside). Or just generally being built in the web 2.0 backend style. Make a guess at how many components and boxes it would be. Imagine how CAP would make it problematic. Imagine how blogs could be written about scaling Mailinator 2.0 :)
My point is that Mailinator is something that can be done on one box using pre-web-2.0 server technology.
There's a whole mindset - a modern movement - that solves things in terms of working out how to link together a constellation of different utility components like noSQL databases, frontends, load balancers, various scripts and glue and so on. Its not that one tool fits all; its that they want to use all the shiny new tools. And this is held up as good architecture! Good separation. Good scaling.
It might start small. Implementing sideways and struggling with sharding and then chucking in a Redis server for shared state and so on. Each step in their scaling story is working out how to make increasingly painful patches and introduce new cogs to mitigate the cogs they've already added.
In real life these systems take a long time to develop, run slowly and cost money to host. Luckily most never actually have to scale. As they go live the engineers are increasingly running around wondering why things are breaking and blissfully unaware that TCP is fragile and that you might get stalls, broken sockets and such in the Elastic Cloud. The client libs never do seem to include reconnect logic do they? Race conditions? Are they sure putting a SETNX lock in some remote data-store is going to solve all the consistency issues?
The first enemy of performance is multiple machines. The fewer machines that need to talk to perform a transaction, the quicker it is. If you can use a local in-process data-store (sqllite, levelDB, BDB etc) you'll be winning massively. You might even fit your whole app onto one box. If you can use a reasonably fast runtime language (I don't put the dynamic languages in this pile, sadly; V8 is not fast) you might also squeeze it onto one box. You might not even need tiers.
And there's nothing slow about developing this way either. There's nothing slow about breaking it into tiers and cogs later. Nothing slow about lobotomising and splitting server apps when you have a 'rich mans problem' and need to scale. The only problem is that so many programmers are so sadly unequipped to do so.
Rich Hickey has a great talk about this where he resurrects the excellent word complecting :)
i guess my lament is that we have so lost sight of mechanical sympathy.
This avoiding cogs mantra ought to be the default operating mode when considering a new project. Cogs bad. Cogs bad! There, hopefully I've started us a new movement :)
Footnote: Mailinator creator Paul Tyma has only good posts, including opinions on asynchronous IO :) Go read his blog. Especially relevant are these slides.
(As seen on Hacker News; more recently on reddit; have you seen it anywhere else?)
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As a Southern, mustachioed airline pilot, Baldwin issued an apology for the incident. The joke, though, was how obvious the ploy was.
The actor referred to himself as an "American treasure" who was playing "a word game for smart people."
"Weekend Update" host Seth Meyers repeatedly questioned the thinly veiled performance, asking Baldwin, "Are you sure this is the right way to handle this?"
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WoW's look and feel were jaw-dropping nearly ten years ago, when the reigning king of the MMO space was EQ.
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1. What steps do I need to take in order to be accepted into the LPN/RN program?
In addition to the college's steps to becoming a Kirkwood student, the Nursing department requires students to do the following:
2. Is there a wait list for the lab/clinical portion of the program and how are the students selected each semester?
Currently, Kirkwood does not maintain a waitlist for the Nursing Program. We have an admission process in place. Each semester we accept 50 students to begin our LPN-RN program. We accept 30 students to begin the evening-weekend LPN-RN program twice per year (no summer class).
On these dates, April 15, July 15 and November 15 of each year, we accept students to begin that following semester. This means on April 15, we are accepting for Summer, July 15, for Fall and November 15, for Spring. However, if we do not accept a full class on these dates we have to then select students once the current semester is over. We can only accept students if all admission is complete, i.e
application, completion of COMPASS or ACT, attendance to conference, completion of TEAS exam and completion of all prerequisite courses. We cannot accept students contingent upon completion of course work because of the strict grade policy in place. This is the same with completion of CNA, we cannot accept students contingent upon completion of training, as students are required to complete state testing afterwards.
After completion of all admission criteria, please turn in your Admission Criteria Checklist (received at Nursing Program Conference) to 2172 Linn Hall. You will be accepted according to your TEAS score. If you do not fall within the top 25 scores, you will then be considered according to your original Kirkwood Nursing application date (the date you selected Nursing as your major).
3. What is the Evening/Weekend ADN program?
Completion of 13 prerequisite courses, plus 75 hour Nurse Aid training is required for acceptance into this option.The evening/weekend program begins each fall and spring semester and includes the same curriculum as the day program. The classes are held in the evening and clinical rotations are held on the weekends. The clinical portion will take five semesters to complete.
4. I am already an LPN, how long will it take me to complete the RN program?
5. When does the nursing program begin?
Day program students are accepted each semester, Fall, Spring and Summer. Each fall and spring, an evening/weekend program begins.
6. When do I begin the Certified Nurse Aide Training course?
Students may obtain a CNA through Kirkwood's Continuing Education Department. Students must complete the state written and skills exams to be placed onto the state of Iowa registry. Click here for more information regarding Nurse Aide Training at Kirkwood.
7. What prerequisite courses are required before I can begin the LPN/RN program?
Day Program:
BIO-168 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (or take BIO-177 Human Anatomy)
BIO-173 Human Anatomy and Physiology II (or take BIO-180 Human Physiology)
BIO-151 Nutrition
HSC-191 Professional Roles I
HSC-195 Professional Roles II
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Evening/Weekend Program:
BIO-168 Human Anatomy and Physiology I (or take BIO-177 Human Anatomy)
BIO-173 Human Anatomy and Physiology II (or take BIO-180 Human Physiology)
BIO-151 Nutrition
HSC-191 Professional Roles I
HSC-195 Professional Roles II
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PSY-111 Intro to Psychology
PSY-121 Developmental Psychology
SPC-101 Fundamentals of Oral Communication
BIO-186 Microbiology
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SOC-110 Intro to Sociology
ENG-105 Compostition I
The day program requires a minimum grade of a C- in each prerequisite course, with the exception of HSC-191 Professional Roles I and HSC-195 Professional Roles II which requires a minimum grade of a B-. The evening/weekend program has the same grade requirements as the day program prerequisites, as all general education courses do not have a minimum grade requirement, a passing grade is required.
8. May I take the prerequisite courses at another college?
If you are interested in taking prerequisite courses at another college, please discuss this with the Nursing Program Department Coordinator to ensure equivalency.
9. What scores do I need on the placement test?
The COMPASS placement test covers reading, writing and math. Recommended scores are: reading (82 or ACT 16, prepared for college level reading ) and writing (70 or ACT 15, placement into Composition I).
A required Compass Math pre-algebra score of 50 or ACT Math score of 18. If the required score is not met you may complete a course option (MAT-700 Basic Math or MAT-731 Intro to Math or a college level math course above MAT-062 Elementary Algebra).
10. What if I already have a two-year or 4-year degree? Do I still need to take the Compass or ACT placement test?
If you have not completed a college level math course, you would only need to take the Math portion of the Compass test and meet the required Compass Math pre-algebra score of 50.
11. What high school courses will help me prepare for the nursing program?
Algebra, Biology, English, Math, Psychology, and Computer Technology classes will help you prepare for the Nursing program. Kirkwood does offer a High School Health Academy program within the local school districts that will enable you to explore Nursing options before graduating from high school. Contact your high school counselor for more information.
12. What classes can I take while I am waiting to begin the lab/clinical portion of the program?
When waiting to begin the day program you can enroll in Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Fundamentals of Oral Communication, Humanities elective, Microbiology, Composition I and Intro to Sociology. There are also additional courses provided through Kirkwood that can be completed toward a Bachelors Degree in Nursing.
13. Will taking all the general education classes ahead of time shorten the length of the program?
This will not shorten the program, but it will lighten your credit load during the 5 semester program. Taking the general education courses ahead of time will mean you will not be a full-time student (obtaining 12 credit hours per semester) while completing the clinical portion of the program. If you have concerns regarding full time status, please contact the Department of Nursing to be advised on which classes to take in order to maintain full time status.
14. I have taken nursing courses at another school, how do those transfer into Kirkwood?
Your nursing and other general education courses will be evaluated by the Nursing Program Department Coordinator and Kirkwood Enrollment Services.
15. Do I need to buy a uniform?
A uniform is required of all students who are completing the clinical setting. Uniform fitting will be done during the Foundations of Nursing I program orientation.
16. Where are clinical courses held?
Clinical courses are held within the seven county area Kirkwood serves. A variety of long-term care facilities, home health agencies and hospitals are utilized. Travel is required and students are responsible for their own transportation. Some clinical sites include parking fees. Car-pooling is encouraged.
17. What are the compliance requirements for the clinical courses (go to Compliance Guide for more information?
a. Current health physical dated within the last year.
b. Current CPR for Health Care Provider certification (Automated External Defibrillator training is not required but is recommended). Training available through Kirkwood Continuing Education Department .
c. Immunization Requirements: Students must show official documentation in the form of a physician signature, clinic stamp, letterhead or state public health record of the following:
Hepatitis B: The hepatitis B three-part series is required of all health science students, EXCEPT HIT, unless there is a physician signed medical waiver or a positive blood titre. Dose 1 must be given prior to clinical participation; dose 2 is required 4 weeks after dose 1, dose 3 is required 5 months after dose 2.
MMR: Proof of two Rubeola (Measles) immunizations for those born during or after 1957; proof of one for those born prior to 1957; or a positive blood titre.
Proof of two Mumps immunizations for those born during or after 1957; proof of one for those born prior to 1957; or a positive blood titre.
Proof of one Rubella (German Measles) immunization for all students or a positive blood titre. NOTE: IF YOU NEED TWO MMRS PLEASE ALLOW FOR A MINIMUM OF 28 DAYS BETWEEN THE DOSES.٭The MMR is available in campus health for $50 Cash or Check only.
Tetanus: TD: Tetanus and diptheria booster dose required every 10 years.
Tdap: Health care students younger than 65 are required to obtain a 1-time dose of Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis. The Tdap is required regardless of the interval since the last Td was given. The Tdap vaccine is available in campus health for $45 Cash or Check only.
Varicella: Verification of disease with physicians signature, official documentation of 2 doses of the varicella vaccine or a positive blood titre. NOTE: IF YOU NEED TWO VARICELLAS PLEASE ALLOW FOR A MINIMUM OF 28 DAYS BETWEEN THE DOSES.
Influenza: Fall /Winter only.
d. Two-step and/or Annual TB testing:
An initial two-step test (two separate TB tests placed and read 1-3 weeks apart) is required prior to clinical participation. TB documentation must include; date placed, date read, and results with health care providers signature and credentials.
After the initial two-step, an annual TB test will be required.
Campus Health will place TB tests for $5 each. TBs can be paid for with cash or check only. All TB tests administered at Kirkwood Campus Health must be read at Kirkwood Campus Health. TB tests must be read in 48-72 hours following placement. Failure to have TB test read within this time frame will result in having to have TB test repeated.
Individuals who have a positive TB result must show proof of a negative chest x-ray within the past two years of the positive TB test; an annual questionnaire will be required in place of future TB tests.
e. Annual OSHA training
f. Proof of health insurance (For insurance requirements, please refer to Health Insurance Information.)
g. Criminal Background check: Handled through Certified Background, www.certifiedprofile.com. This process will begin once you have been accepted and withing 30 days of your first day of your technical course. Further information will be given upon your acceptance into the clinical portion.
h. Completion of Mandatory Reporter Training and Hospital Orientation.
18. What if I have a felony conviction, will I be able to attend clinical, get a job or obtain a nursing license?
Once the criminal background checks are done, Nursing office staff submit the results of the background checks, along with clarified information from the student, to the Department of Human Services, who will make the decision on whether or not the student will be allowed to participate in clinical. Even if the student is cleared to participate in clinical, the Iowa Board of Nursing has the right to decline liscenser. Criminal background checks are repeated prior to taking the nursing licensure exam and are always done upon an offer of employment in any health care setting. Iowa Board of Nursing requires students to submit their legal paperwork prior to taking the licensure exam.
19. What are the requirements for the second year of the program?
A minimum B- grade in all LPN (1st year) clinical courses and a 2.5 GPA is required to advance to the RN (second year) clinical courses. All prerequisite courses, 1st year LPN courses, Intro to Psychology, Developmental Psychology and Fundamentals of Oral Communication grades are combined and calculated. This is automatically done for current Foundations of Nursing II students at the start of each semester.
20. How is the 2.50 GPA calculated?
A 2.50 GPA is required prior to entering the third semester of the technical portion (Transitions, Specific Care).
These courses are taken into account when calculating student GPA:
21. What degree do I have when I graduate?
Associate of Applied Science in Nursing degree. After the second semester of the nursing program, students are eligible for a Practical Nurse Diploma and are eligible to complete the licensure exam.
22. Is it possible to have a part-time job while enrolled in the Nursing program?
The nursing curriculum is very intense and requires a lot of study time. Many students do work part-time while enrolled in the program. It is recommended that students plan to study 4-6 hours for every hour that is spent in class or clinical. For example, a 3 credit lecture class equals 12-18 hours of study per week.
23. Can I get a bachelors degree in nursing after the ADN program?
There are colleges and universities that offer a bachelors degree in nursing. Kirkwoods ADN nursing program articulates with accredited four-year nursing programs in Iowa through a state-wide RN to BSN articulation agreement. The local programs include Allen College, Mount Mercy University, University of Iowa, and Upper Iowa University. Your state license will remain as an RN; having a bachelors degree may offer additional advancement opportunities.
24. How are nurses licensed?
Graduates of a school of nursing must apply to the Iowa Board of Nursing and successfully pass the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) before they are licensed as a nurse in the state of Iowa. After successfully completing the Practical Nursing program, you are eligible take the LPN licensure exam (Licensed Practical Nurse). After successful completion of the ADN program, you are eligible to take the RN (Registered Nurse) licensure exam.
25. Where are nurses employed?
Nurses are employed in a variety of health care settings including home health, doctors offices, long-term care facilities, specialized clinics and hospitals. Nurses may also be employed by insurance companies, schools, public health departments and correctional facilities.
26. What is the job outlook for licensed practical nurses and registered nurses?
The job outlook for nursing is very good. It is estimated that 60% of actively licensed nurses in Iowa may be retired by 2009. This, in addition to the fact that Iowa has the highest number of elderly over the age of 85, will further impact the need for nurses. (Nursing Shortage Fact Sheet www.iowanurses.org/nsfacts.htm).
27. What is the difference between a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), a Registered Nurse (RN) and Bachelors Degree Nurse (BSN)?
PN (Practical Nurse)
ADN (Associate Degree in Nursing)
BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing)
Licensed Practical Nurse
Registered Nurse
Long-term care
Physician offices
Same as LPN plus:
Home Health
Insurance Companies
Same as ADN
Possibility for advancement
Increased opportunities for advancement
Works under the supervision of an RN or Physician
Performs patient assessments
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Sunday, 14 April 2013 18:45
It's Sunday morning and the Uriah Hall bandwagon is looking decidedly empty.
Gone are the fans who gushed over Hall after he severed Adam Cella's hold on his consciousness with one of the most devastating spinning head kicks you'll ever see this side of a Mortal Kombat finishing sequence. Those dudes who proclaimed the unheralded TUF phenom ready to face a top contender after he battered Bubba Jenkins' eye until the tissue around poor Bubba's orbital bone resembled a raw meatball as much as any part of the human anatomy? They've already forgotten about Hall and are busy posting on the Underground about which of the two new Octagon girls they'd rather go on a date with in the unlikely scenario a girl like that would give the time of day to a guy who spends his nights writing 10,000 word treatises about the finer points of Don Frye's moustache. That easily excitable guy who saw Hall knock out Dylan Andrews from the bottom and immediately texted all his friends about how this monster tearing through the TUF field would be the one to finally beat Anderson Silva? Not only is he nowhere to be found, he's purposely leaving his phone off for the next few days to avoid the inevitable deluge of texts rubbing his nose in the fact he jumped the gun and fell for a promotional con job yet again.
Look, don't beat yourself up if you're one of those unfortunate souls who rode the Uriah Hall hype train into Vegas this past Saturday and found yourself without a ride home after it derailed. It's not your fault the train's conductor unexpectedly fell asleep at the wheel for a round or so and ran straight into an oncoming locomotive named Kelvin Gastelum.
Besides, there are few things more exciting in sports than a new star on the rise. Can you blame people when they see a fighter turn in three performances in a row like Hall did on TUF and they subsequently get wrapped up in the idea a legitimate contender could be emerging before their eyes?
At the same time, it's only natural to feel like you've been hoodwinked by hype when a fighter who has been talked up as the future of the division ends up looking like just another victim of the Octagon jitters in his official UFC debut. However, this is one where we really can't blame Dana White or even the master huckster himself Chael Sonnen for selling us a bill of goods. After all, it isn't like any of those crazy knockouts were CG'd in after the fact. Hall really did look like a killer as he buzz sawed his way through the TUF house. Not that any of those highlight reel performances did him any good against the very game Gastelum, but it's not like Hall is the complete jabroni some are already making him out to be. Well, he's probably not at any rate.Almost as soon as the fight was over the "I told you so's" began from those with enough of a sense of history to remember the name Phillipe Nover and enough foresight to predict the shelf life on Hall's aura as a killer was destined to expire the moment he got in the Octagon with a legit UFC-level contender. I realize it's human nature to gloat over your awesome prognostication skills when the outcome of a fight justifies your reservations about a given fighter, but before we write off Hall as a complete washout, how about giving the guy another chance to prove what he's made of? Don't you think it's kind of harsh to let a subpar fifteen minutes cancel out the three amazing performanes Hall delivered in the course of just five weeks in the TUF house?
If you ask Dana White he'll tell you Hall's biggest problem was he "mentally broke" under the pressure of fighting Gastelum in the finale. I'm not going to argue with the UFC president's assessment.
However, I would like touch on the subject of a heart to heart between Sonnen and Hall a couple weeks back and how it might relate to White's diagnosis. According to the gangster from West Lynn, Hall had a choice before the quarterfinal fight with Jenkins between staying positive and choosing victory, or allowing doubt to creep in and thereby conceding defeat before even setting foot in the Octagon. I don't know enough about Hall to speculate as to the reasons why, but from the faraway look in his eyes and his complete inaction in the first round it certainly appeared he was fighting a handicap match against whatever mental demons he's got whispering self-defeating messages in his ear and the very real, very determined Gastelum.
If this is indeed the case it might behoove Hall to take a small portion of his $25,000 knockout of the season bonus and invest some of it in a few sessions with a sports psychologist. I'm not saying Hall is a talent at this level, but look at the wonders a little therapy did for GSP after his devastating upset loss to Matt Serra.
Whatever method he ultimately opts for, Hall would wise to spend some time trying to surmount the mental block that held him back in the Gastelum fight before he gets in the Octagon again. If Uriah Hall can defeat the enemy in his own head, he may still end up becoming the contender many of us thought he was before this past Saturday night.
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If Jaina were to be imprisoned by Garrosh, thrall would be pissed and literally might overthrow garrosh from warchief and thrall might take the place again. I wish this would happen in 5.0 and we get to take action on that questline and at the end if you're alliance you save her and if you're horde, you help garrosh capture her. Wouldn't that be awesome?
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I think so. I like quests where you can choose an outcome, sort of like the Creepy Crate quest this Halloween (even though both options led to the same outcome). If you're Horde you either follow Garrosh's orders and capture her or go against him and face the consequences (ally yourself with Thrall?) Could be great.
I agree with Kadzeroth. While Thrall will likely return to the Horde to more actively advise Garrosh, Garrosh will remain Warchief.
I can't help thinking of all those below-60 quests that reference Garrosh as the Warchief, and how they'd be invalidated if Thrall returned as Warchief. Don't we have enough outdated quests in Outland and Northrend?
Don't agree with Kadzeroth - I'll have to put up with his inflated ego on vent for weeks. ;)
I concur, though. I think the event in ICC could have easily destroyed the last bits of reservation that Jaina used to keep herself in check. She's spent the last, what, 7-10 years or so hoping that her lost love would return. If you really watch what she does in the ICC 5-mans, she goes from trying to get Arthas back to being REALLY pissed off at the Lich King.
If she goes nuclear, it's also possible that she'll just flat out KILL Garrosh and Thrall'll (wow, that's a weird contraction) have to come back to fill the vacuum before Gallywix shows up. Or maybe they'll just give in and have Mida kill HIM and take over control of the Horde while Thrall's off with Aggra.


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Six-year-old Jean Louise "Scout" Finch (Mary Badham) is growing up in the Depression era of the early 1930s in a small Southern town in this highly acclaimed motion picture based on Harper Lee's semi-autobiographical novel.
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KSP Investigating Burglaries in Graves County
Date of News Release: 11/26/2010
(Mayfield, Ky.) -- Kentucky State Police are investigating a series of burglaries and thefts occurring in central Graves County during the Thanksgiving holiday. Multiple burglaries were reported in the Key Bottom Road and Carter Road area of Graves County. Items taken include cash, light duty power equipment, and generators. The offender(s) have broken into residences and outbuildings in an effort to steal the items. Anyone with information regarding the burglaries in this area are asked to contact Kentucky State Police at 270-856-3721.