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Princess Haya, a recent addition to the Carl O'Callaghan stable, worked on the Hollywood Park turf course Sunday for her California debut in the $100,000 Grade III Wilshire Handicap for fillies and mares at one mile on grass Saturday.
"She's been here two and one-half weeks," said O'Callaghan from Barn 53 North before working the five-year-old mare five furlongs in 1:01.40. Princess Haya had been in training with Michael Matz at Palm Meadows in Florida.
"She talked to me after the Dubai World Cup about shipping her here," said O'Callaghan of owner-breeder Eileen Hartis of Texas. "The weather is so much better here in the summer. The horse was in the East last year, and there was a lot of rain."
Princess Haya, a daughter of Street Cry, highlighted her career at Woodbine last September with a nose victory over champion Forever Together in the Grade II Canadian Stakes. She has won four of 14 starts and earned $412,901.
"I don't know if she will be tight enough for the Wilshire, but she should get something out of it and it should set her up for the Gamely," said O'Callaghan of the $250,000 Grade I stake at 1 1/8 miles on May 29.
Maryland-based veteran Travis Dunkelberger has the Wilshire call. "He's an old friend of mine, and he broke her maiden (at Laurel in October, 2008)," explained O'Callaghan.
Princess Haya was one of five Wilshire candidates to work on the Hollywood turf. Also working five furlongs were Exquisite in 1:01.80 for the Paddy Gallagher stable; Sweeter Still in 1:01.40 for the Jeff Mullins barn; and Toque de Queda in 1:01.80 for trainer Humberto Ascanio. Cat By The Tale worked six furlongs in 1:15 for trainer Neil Drysdale.
Another Wilshire probable, Czechers, worked four furlongs in a bullet 47.40 for trainer Mark Glatt.
With several jockeys from the colony riding in the Kentucky Derby that day, several Wilshire assignments were pending. Tyler Baze has the call on Cat by the Tale, while Brice Blanc will ride Toque de Queda, Alonso Quinonez will be on Medaglia d'Amour for trainer Ben Cecil and Frank Alvarado will travel south for Czechers.
Other probable starters include the Jim Cassidy-trained duo of April Pride and Dextera, Belmont Cat and You Lift Me Up.
European import Hasty will make her first United States start in the $100,000 Senorita Stakes for 3-year-old fillies here next Sunday, trainer Jim Cassidy said. The Grade III is at one mile on turf.
"I've had her about three months," said Cassidy from his Santa Anita headquarters. "I bought her privately. I really like her. She's a great mover. In Europe, she was keen to go on, but I'm hoping she'll stay back in the Wilshire."
Bred in Ireland, won once in six in England last year. In her most recent race, she finished third in a Group III at Newmarket last fall.
Cassidy said he also planned to enter I'mneverwrong, a second Irish-bred filly owned by Forging Oaks Farm. She comes off consecutive front-running victories on the Santa Anita turf. Victor Espinoza will ride one of the fillies, while the other call has not been decided.
Irish-breds will dominate the Senorita lineup as Ben Cecil plans to enter the trio of Andina, Bab At The Bowster and Elusive Galaxy. Andina, to be ridden by Joe Talamo, was second in the Grade II Providencia Stakes on April 3.
City to City, winner of the Providencia and China Doll Stakes in her last two starts, is the likely favorite. Joel Rosario will ride for trainer and co-owner Jerry Hollendorfer.
Two other Senorita probables worked here this morning: Harissa, six furlongs on turf in 1:14 for David Hofmans; and Cozi Rosie, six furlongs on Cushion Track in 1:13.20 for John Sadler. Mike Smith will ride Cozi Rosie.
Joe Talamo has the call on Glory Pride for trainer Ron McAnally.
Six jockeys based here are expected to ride in the Kentucky Derby, which will be simulcast at Hollywood Park on Saturday. Joe Talamo will ride Sidney's Candy, David Flores has the call on American Lion, Rafael Bejarano will be aboard Line of David, Martin Garcia will ride Conveyance, Mike Smith will scale Jackson Bend, and Joel Rosario will handle either Homeboykris or Make Music For Me.
Tuscan Evening, named Horse of the Meet at Santa Anita after four consecutive stakes wins, worked four furlongs in 47.60 seconds on turf for the $250,000 Grade I Gamely Stakes on May 29.
"She must have been wondering 'Is this all?' joked Dan Ward, assistant to trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, regarding the half-mile drill. The mare progressed from 6 ½ furlongs to 1 ¼ miles on grass in her four wins.
After sending out Hollywood Starlet winner Blind Luck in the Kentucky Oaks on Friday, Hollendorfer begins a busy stakes stretch here with You Lift Me Up in the Wilshire Handicap Saturday, City to City in the Senorita Stakes next Sunday, Dakota Phone in the Mervyn LeRoy Handicap May 8, Rendezvous in the Jim Murray Memorial Handicap May 15, and Dance To My Tune in the Milady Handicap May 16.
FINISH LINES —Hollywood Park will offer its only Friday matinee of the meet this week, including the simulcast of the Kentucky Oaks, which will have a strong California flavor with Blind Luck—Rafael Bejarano up—being joined by Santa Anita Oaks winner Crisp, to be ridden by Joel Rosario for John Sadler; and Ashland Stakes winner Evening Jewel, trained by Jim Cassidy…Trainer Marty Jones said Compari, the 7-5 morning line in the Inglewood Handicap today, was scratched because of a foot injury. "He bruised a foot," said Jones of the injury to Compari's right front foot….High-flying jockey Joe Talamo flew out to Churchill Downs to work Sidney's Candy Saturday morning, returned to ride part of the Saturday card here, will fly to Kentucky again Wednesday night and return for the card here next Sunday. "I was all dirty on the flight yesterday," said Talamo of the quick return. "But I'm good on planes. I sleep the whole way."…
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SALISBURY — High school students could get credit for Bible study if a new bill sponsored by a local senator comes to fruition.
Sen. Andrew Brock said Wednesday the elective course would function as both a history and religion class. The bill would allow local school boards to offer students the electives for credit on the Old Testament, the New Testament or a combination of both.
"That document is very important to the founding of this nation, and it's an important document to a lot of people," Brock said, "whether they think of it as an important religious document or an important historical document."
A Republican who represents Rowan and Davie counties, Brock said high school students face a lot of questions and "this class will answer questions they have."
The class is offered as an elective and will not be required as part of the curriculum.
Filed Tuesday, the bill is currently in a Senate committee.
While civil libertarians worry about religious courses at taxpayer-supported schools violating the Constitutional separation of church and state, primary sponsor Sen. Stan Bingham said Wednesday he doesn't see a problem.
"This is an elective," said Bingham (R-Davidson). "I don't think it's out of order for a student to ask a school system to take an elective in the Bible. It also would not be out of order for the same student to say I want to take a course and study the Quran, or the Jewish religion, or whatever religion you wish to pick."
Bingham's bill, as written, only names the Bible as an option. A dozen lawmakers in the GOP-controlled Senate have signed on as co-sponsors, including three Democrats.
Sarah Preston, policy director at the American Civil Liberties Union-North Carolina, said it is notoriously difficult to teach the Bible inside a public school in a manner consistent with the First Amendment, which can put educators in a thorny situation.
"Classes that teach the Bible have to be conducted in a way that does not promote or disparage religion, or alienate students with different beliefs. But because religious belief is such a personal issue, we believe it's a topic best left to the student's parents, and not government bureaucrats or school officials."
When asked if he thought the bill infringed on the separation of church and state, Brock said "absolutely not."
"I think, if anything, the atheists that are trying to take out any type of religious expression is actually establishing an atheist belief," Brock said.
If the bill passes, Brock said, students would have an opportunity to learn more about the Bible, regardless of their religious affiliation.
"The class is an elective. You can choose to go to it or not," he said. "I think you might have some people that don't believe in the Holy Bible, but take the class for informational purposes."The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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King Kong on DVD
Like many moviegoers last winter, I just never got around to seeing Peter Jackson's King Kong. I'm not saying the film was a flop at the box office, but everyone seemed to agree that it didn't do nearly as well as expected. With the film now on DVD here in the Spring where it seems better suited, I'm guessing it will become a bigger hit in people's living rooms than it was in theaters.
The film itself is frustrating because parts of it are very well done and quite entertaining, while other parts are horribly boring and overdone. I think overdone is the key word, as Peter Jackson has completely lost any sense of restraint as a director and just seems to want to cram in as much as possible, making the movie a good 30-to-40 minutes longer than it should have been (three hours works for a World War II movie like Saving Private Ryan, but for King Kong it's simply ridiculous).
The movie can be divided into three parts: before the island, on the island, and back in New York City after they capture Kong. My biggest issue was the middle part of the movie when they arrive to the island and suddenly it's a special effects extravaganza. As impressive as the CGI stuff is, there's simply way too much of it and Jackson shoves more and more of it down our throats. One minute it's dinosaurs, the next it's giant bugs, and by the time they finally get off the island my level of interest was flailing. Which is really too bad, because the final hour is easily the best part of the film and overall makes it worth watching. Naomi Watts in particular does an excellent job of making us care about King Kong, saving the film from becoming a heartless technological demonstration.
At the end of the day I recommend King Kong even if you've seen previous versions, but make sure you're in a patient mood or you may be compelled to fast-forward through parts of it.
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Roger Ebert came quickly to the defense of Crash and its best picture win over Brokeback Mountain. I agree 100% with what he says here. I thought Brokeback Mountain was a good movie and wouldn't have been upset if it had won, but I thought Crash was a better movie so I'm glad it took home the big prize. For all of those idiots screaming "homophobia" to explain the results, remember that Ang Lee won for best director and normally a split between director and picture for two different movies is viewed as a tie of sorts. Besides, last time I checked Phillip Seymour Hoffman won best actor for his portrayal of Truman Capote - a man who was gay, so get over it and quit whining.
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I'm not going to do a complete indepth analysis to explain each of my picks for tonight's ceremony because in the end it's just an awards show that already garners too much attention and speculation as it is. Having said that, here are my picks for the major categories...
Best Picture & Best Director: These categories will be split between Crash and Brokeback Mountain, with each category going potentially either way. My gut is telling me Crash for picture and Ang Lee for director.
Best Actor: Philip Seymour Hoffman (Capote)
Best Actress: Reese Witherspoon (Walk the Line)
Supporting Actor: George Clooney (Syriana)
Supporting Actress: Rachel Weisz (The Constant Gardner), although beware of dark horse nominee Amy Adams for her performance in Junebug.
Original Screenplay: Paul Haggis (Crash)
Adapted Screenplay: Dan Futterman (Capote)
Original Score: Gustavo Santaolalla (Brokeback Mountain)
Cinematography: Rodrigo Prieto (Brokeback Mountain)
Best Documentary: The easy pick due to its box office popularity is March of the Penguins, but there's a lot of love out there for Murderball.
Foreign Film: Paradise Now
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The Ice Harvest
A great little black comedy called The Ice Harvest hits DVD shelves this week, so if you didn't get around to seeing it last year (which is likely considering it was a box office flop) make sure to give it a chance. I especially recommend it to fans of dark humor who can still laugh even in the face of something gruesome, which this film thrives on.
On a side note, I'd just like to point out that in addition to John Cusack this film stars Billy Bob Thornton, who is now officially the king of the anti-Christmas movie thanks to The Ice Harvest and Bad Santa.
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Friday, 7 January 2011
It was around the time I first went to a medical ward. The nu-labour targets hadn't messed up everything yet. And our staffing was pretty good.
I worked a late shift on a 25 bed ward and there was 4 of us staff nurses and 2 care assistants for the ward.
One of my patients started with maleena and massive amounts of coffee ground vomit. She was only in her 40's or 50's. We swung into action. She was becoming unresponsive. This is a GI bleed and it is life threatening.
Two of us (staff nurses) focused on her. The other two staff nurses managed the rest of the ward and deal with all the other patients. The medic was straight on the job and after he took one look at her the reg was there as well. This happened right before visiting hours. Her family arrived to see her in a hell of a state. I briefly and gently explained to them what was happening. One of the HCAs took the family down to the day room and made them tea,coffee and comfort food and stayed with them.
The doctors were throwing out orders left and right. And the other staff nurse and I dealt with it quickly and efficiently. Diagmostic tests, blood, IV's you name it we sorted it. And we managed to keep her clean and comfortable despite the fact that she had a massive gastrointestinal bleed that was causing bloody shit to poor out of her bottom and bloody puke to come out of her mouth constantly.
She survived. As a matter off fact she walked out of the hospital a week or so later.
I was so proud of the doctors, the nurses and how well everyone dealt with the situation.
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Imagine if that happened today...and the 2 RNs did the same...worked as a team to ensure this lady survived.
Who would have looked after ALL of the other patients?!
No-one! So, one RN would have managed the emergency alone impossible if IVs and blood transfusion required)...and one RN would have looked after the other 28 patients (also impossible due to simple logistics!)
So, all in all, impossible all round!
One sick patient and everyone is in trouble!
ps I challenged your Anon moron to answer a few questions over at NT...
- 7 January 2011 02:38
- Nurse Anne said...
You are correct UKnurse.
The one Nurse might of busted her ass to save the critical patient's life but she sure would have had a lot of apologising to do to the other patients. LOL.
- 7 January 2011 02:40
- Nursing Student said...
I'm dissapointed that I won't qualify and be able to work in environments like this. It's heartbreaking, actually. I'm dissapointed as well that patients don't get this kind of care anymore, through no fault of the nurses or medics.
- 7 January 2011 06:16
Anne, I'm gonna to derail your memories to say I've just seen this:
And that is awesome. Why can't our unions do something productive like that?
- 7 January 2011 12:10
- Nurse Anne said...
Great link.
As far as I am concerned the public of this country can do one of two things:
They can support Nurse to Patient ratio legislation.
They can SHUT THE FUCK UP about waiting 3 hours for pain killers and not being able to use nurses as maidservants to fetch them snacks, etc.
If your nurse has too many patients she is barely going to be able to catch serious changes in condition and action doctors orders for all of you. She will make drug errors because she is rushing around.
You may think that she damn well better get you a cup of coffee if you ask for it because "your taxes are paying her wages".
But you can bet your ass that there is a coronor just around the corner waiting to shop her and criminalise her for not prioritizing properly when she didn't catch onto blood results promptly because she was fluffing someone's pillow.
Support safe ratios or die. Literally. Support safe ratios or stopping bitching about the Nurses.
That would be my RCN bulletin to the public.
- 7 January 2011 12:44
- JG said...
Hey Anne, any time you feel like you might be willing to defect to the US and get away from NHS, just let me know. Hell, I'd probably sponsor you myself if we could get you on my floor. We don't generally have mandated staff ratios, but they're never that bad. At least no where I've ever worked. Fancy working cardiac?
- 7 January 2011 18:11
- Nurse Anne said...
Thank you so much JG.
I might actually have a job lined up over there. The visas and sponsership are no problem. The problem we are having is the real estate market. People giving offers on the house and then pulling out at last minute etc. Buyers unable to get a mortgage etc.
I decided not to tell you all I am going going gone until I am over there and working. We have just met too many obstacles along the way (real estate). So many times I have said "okay I am out of here" only to be stopped in my tracks.
- 8 January 2011 01:28
- Dino-nurse said...
Hope things turn out ok this time Anne. We are also leaving the UK due to my husbands job (Canada). I've started applying for nursing exams etc but to be honest I'm not that bothered anymore. Sad to say the UK has nearly finished me off.
ICU has always had better nurse to patient raios but we still have situations arise because we all have a patient (or 2 if its HDU) and no one is free to be the runner. I also remember when medical wards had adequate staffing. Problem is that medical wards are black holes, literally sucking life and money. Surgery can make a profit so most foundation trusts are staffing surgery at medicines expense. The young and fit rarely have any reason to visit a hospital, it's only the chronically sick and the old that end up on medical wards and who cares about them? I've emailed my MP and the so-called chief nursing officer about ratios and to date have not received a reply...big fat suprise!
- 10 January 2011 07:36
- Nurse Anne said...
They replied to my emails by saying that I need to tell this to my line manager!! Duh, we have aleady done that 10000 times.
- 10 January 2011 08:04
- Kristina said...
uknurse is so right!!! our services and efficiency are greatly affected by the lack of staff!
- 12 January 2011 02:35
- escorts madrid said...
This can't really have effect, I think like this.
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SALISBURY — Rowan County can't afford to give the school system its requested $4.6 million funding increase, county commissioners said Monday.
Representatives from the Rowan-Salisbury School System presented the 2013-14 budget request Monday afternoon to the Rowan County Board of Commissioners.
The school system is asking for a total of $36.4 million from the county for its operational budget, up from the $31.8 million allocated in 2012-13.
The Rowan-Salisbury Board of Education has agreed to add $1 million that it will take out of its fund balance, bringing its local budget increase to $5.6 million.
Commissioners didn't vote on the budget request Monday, but they did ask questions and make comments.
Chairman Jim Sides said the only way the county could meet the school system's request is by raising taxes, and he doesn't believe a majority would vote to do that.
"There's no way you're getting $4.6 million, not in this world, so you need to go back and sharpen your pencils and make some cuts," Sides said.
Tara Trexler, chief finance officer for the school system, said the system is expected to face a $4.8 million deficit because of state cuts, expiring federal grant money and other expenses. Another $800,000 would save five federal grant-funded positions and pay for safety-related expansion items.
"We have been working with the sheriff's department to see how we may return school resource officers to our middle schools, and we included half of that figure in our request," Trexler said.
A majority of commissioners agreed that the county cannot make up for state and federal funding cuts. They said according to state law, the state should be funding the operational expenses of the schools, and the county should be funding capital expenses like buildings and equipment.
Essentially, those responsibilities have now flipped around.
"Every time the state cuts money from the budget, the school system comes and wants more money from the county," said Commissioner Craig Pierce. "That's not the way it's supposed to be. We've been doing it this way for a long time, and I just think it's time to stop."
Sides said if the state isn't going to meet its obligation, it should help counties figure out how much they should give for the schools' operational costs. The state uses a formula to calculate its own school funding, he said.
"I just wish the state would give us a formula so we don't have to have this argument about whether we're giving enough money or not," Sides said.
He said the Board of Commissioners is not the enemy of the schools, and in fact, it has been more of a friend than the state.
"They cut you, and most of the time, we don't," Sides said. He said the county has sometimes given more per pupil when enrollment goes down.
He said he is working with the N.C. Association of County Commissioners and state legislators to find a solution, and he hopes the school system will do the same.
Trexler said the system has faced a $24 million reduction and eliminated 200 positions in the past few years.
That includes $345,000 reverted to the county in March 2009, and another $1 million cut in the 2011-12 county budget, said Commissioner Jon Barber.
"My perspective is we shouldn't starve our children's education," Barber said. He added that the county shouldn't "aspire to mediocrity" by aiming just for state average per pupil funding.
Gene Miller, assistant superintendent of operations, presented the school system's capital outlay budget of about $26.7 million. The system is requesting about $24.4 million of that total from the county.
That's nearly $23 million more than the amount the county allocated this year.
"The board instructed to me to present a list to commissioners of what was needed," Miller said.
Topping the list of building improvements is a new Woodleaf Elementary School, which would cost $13.5 million. Second is the school system's central administration building costing $8 million.
Also on the list is a $1.2 million system-wide safety program that would install front door cameras and upgrade intercom systems at the schools.
Miller said these proposals come out of a capital needs list totaling $109.9 million that was approved by the board in January.
Commissioner Chad Mitchell said the county has fallen behind on its "traditional role" of paying for those needs, because it instead pays for operational expenses that should be funded by the state.
He said he'd like to find a way to fund more capital needs in the future, but the county has had to cut its own budget over the past few years.
"I know the school system can get a bad rap for not making more cuts, but had they made all the cuts necessary, the school system may have been all but decimated," Mitchell said. "But we can't make up for all of those cuts — that's the bottom line — unless we pare back other areas of our budget."
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Also at Monday's meeting, Rowan County Commissioners:
• Agreed to apply for a Help Americans Vote Act (HAVA) grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The $40,463 grant would allow the purchase of 47 booths, which are designed to meet ADA accessibility requirements, to be used at all precincts and one-stop sites. The new booths would also replace several broken and damaged booths. No matching funds are required for the grant.
• Appointed Julian Burton as a review officer to review plats prior to presentation to the register of deeds for recording. This will provide Rowan County with a third review officer, along with Ed Muire and Shane Stewart.
• Revoked former employees Andrew Goodall and Fredda Greer as appointed review officers for Rowan County.
• Set a public hearing for May 20 to consider a request from James Sides Jr. (Commissioner Jim Sides) and Phyllis Sides regarding the rezoning of four parcels totaling 7.1 acres located along the 100 Block of Henkle Craig Farm Road from commercial, business, industrial (CBI) and manufactured home park (MHP) to residential agricultural (RA).
• Set a public hearing for May 20 consider Rafeal Garcia's parallel conditional use rezoning request. The request is for a rezoning of one acre owned by Oziel Escamilla from rural agricultural (RA) to commercial, business, industrial (CBI) with an accompanying conditional use district (CUD) to accommodate an auto sales business.
• Adopted a revised Cabarrus-Rowan Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) memorandum of understanding.
• Approved an updated County Management Records Retention and Disposition Schedule provided by the N.C. Department of Cultural Resources.
• Approved two grant resolutions for the airport hangar project. The grant amounts are $250,000 for hangar site development and $320,000 for hangar project construction expenses. Both grants from the N.C. Department of Transportation, Division of Aviation, require a 10 percent county match.
• Approved the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council 2013-14 funding plan.
• Approved a resolution opposing N.C. House Bill 870, which would require all bodies to record meetings held in closed session.
• Approved a proclamation for the Purple Heart Trail, the parade route for a motorcycle tribute that is part of a Veterans Day weekend celebration.
• Proclaimed May 12-18, 2013, as Law Enforcement Week and May 15, 2013, as Peace Officers' Memorial Day.
• Proclaimed May as Shield a Badge with Prayer Awareness Month.
• Proclaimed May 2013 as Community Action Month, urging all residents to recognize the hard work and dedication of the Salisbury-Rowan Community Action Agency.
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If half the fun is getting there, then do not let motion sickness stand in your way. In today's world, we travel by land, water, and air. Luckily, motion sickness, which can make you feel sick to your stomach (nausea) is mild and treatable in most cases. If you have travel in your future, then your best defense is to plan ahead.
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Motion sickness is not a disorder of the stomach, but a disorder of the inner ear, the body's balance system. Our bodies keep balance in check through a complex mix of signals involving the eyes, ears, and brain. When the balance system sends conflicting information to the brain, it gets confused. This confusion leads to the unpleasant symptoms of motion sickness.
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- Be aware of the triggers and avoid them if possible.
- Try lying on your back, looking at the horizon, or closing your eyes. This might reduce the conflicting messages your brain is receiving about movement.
- Do not read while traveling
- Do not sit in the rear seat.
- Breathe fresh air, if possible.
- Avoid food that might not agree with you.
- Sit in a forward-facing seat.
If these suggestions are not possible or do not help, there are some prescription and over-the-counter remedies that can ease the symptoms of motion sickness.
Treating Motion Sickness
The drug scopolamine is available by prescription and comes in either pill form or as a small patch worn behind the ear. Over-the-counter medicines include dimenhydrinate and meclizine. Keep in mind that these drugs will suppress the nausea and queasiness of motion sickness, but may also cause drowsiness. Read the label and be aware of any side effects that will affect your ability to drive safely.
Sometimes reducing the sense of nausea is enough to make you feel more comfortable. If you do not want to take or cannot take medication, try something with ginger. Ginger in small doses has been shown to reduce nausea and vomiting, especially in pregnant women. The evidence for ginger to treat motion sickness is less clear. Ginger comes in many forms, and can be found in tea, ginger ale, or bread. It also comes in pill form, so it can be taken like any other medication.
If you take blood thinners (warfarin, aspirin, or others), ginger may increase the risk of bleeding, so consult your doctor or find another remedy.
Acupuncture and Acupressure
Acupuncture and acupressure are procedures that use needles or pressure points on your body. When stimulated, the body reacts. The value of these treatments is still being investigated in a variety of health issues. People with motion sickness symptoms like nausea or vomiting have mixed results. Consider this as an option if other treatments fail.
Motion sickness is very common. If you plan ahead before you travel, you may avoid an unpleasant trip.
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- Individuals who reside outside the Carbondale city limits are required by Illinois state law to purchase a card. [76 ILCS 16/30-55(60)]
- Individuals who reside outside the Carbondale city limits but own property within the city limits are, under Illinois state law, eligible for a "free" card. [75 ILCS 16/30-55(60)]
- Businesses located within the Carbondale city limits are eligible for one "free" card. This card is limited to use for business purposes.
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- Businesses applying for a business card must make their request in writing on letterhead stationery, if possible.
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- A valid* library card must be presented when borrowing library materials. Patrons who hold cards from public libraries other than Carbondale are limited in the number of items they may borrow and may not place holds on site. Patrons who do not hold a Carbondale Public Library card must place holds and pick them up at their home library.
- CPL cardholders may access the library catalog via the Internet and place holds on items. To access information about an individual account or renew materials requires a PIN (Personal Identification Number). Patrons must come into the library to register for this service and select a PIN. It will not be issued over the telephone. A parent/guardian must accompany any minor under age 16 applying for a PIN.
- Some electronic resources may require a valid CPL card or Guest Internet Pass for access. An hourly Guest Pass fee of $5 is assessed for patrons who do not have a CPL card. There is no charge for CPL cardholders.
- Carbondale card holders may use their card at any public library in Illinois. However, the policies, fines, and fees of that library will apply when borrowing materials whether on-site or through interlibrary loan.
- Fines on a patron record must be under $1.00 to be eligible to borrow materials. This includes fines incurred at another public library.
- Registered patrons who do not have their card with them when borrowing materials may show proof of identification. However, this privilege may not be abused. A patron who habitually "forgets" their card will be asked to come back with the card or replace it if it is lost.
- Lost cards should be reported immediately. There is a fee of $1.25 to replace a lost card.
- Patrons are responsible for all items checked out on their card. This includes any fines or fees due to late return, damage to or loss of an item. It is suggested that patrons not allow others to use their card.
- Individuals who reside in a community (within Shawnee Library System) that taxes itself for library service but whose library does not participate in the Shawnee Library System automated database are eligible to receive service as a reciprocal patron. However, their home library is responsible for issuing them a library card.
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Carbondale Public Library cards expire annually and patrons must provide proof of address when renewing. Patrons registered at CPL as Reciprocal borrowers must renew their borrowing privileges annually. Reciprocal patrons are defined as those individuals who reside outside Shawnee Library System or whose local public library is not a full member of the Shawnee Library System automation program. Reciprocal patrons must provide proof of address and a valid public library card when renewing their borrowing privileges at CPL.
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Sides says county won't reconsider backing central office
By Nathan Hardin
Update 12:01 p.m.: Rowan County Commission Chairman Jim Sides promptly responded to city and school officials Friday with a resounding "No" after the two groups asked Sides in a letter to reconsider backing the Rowan-Salisbury School System central office project on South Main Street.
"The Rowan County Board of Commissioners has spoken loudly and clearly on this subject," Sides wrote in the email exchange. "We appreciate that the City of Salisbury has now officially declared their intent as a major stakeholder in this project to borrow $8 million dollars on behalf of the school system to build a downtown central office facility.
"The Board of Commissioners will not be entertaining another vote to re-enter discussions on this issue. No discussions of this topic will be permitted during the school system budget presentation on May 6, 2013."
School Board Chair Richard Miller and Mayor Paul Woodson asked Sides to reconsider a $6 million commitment to the project that he reversed in February after the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources discovered underground tanks at the proposed site.
"We are all excited at the good news related to the downtown central office site being cleared for construction by NCDENR and wish the City of Salisbury and the Rowan-Salisbury School System our very best as they move forward with this project," Sides concluded.
SALISBURY — Now that state inspectors have cleared a proposed central Rowan-Salisbury Schools office site, city and school officials are hitting county leaders up for a multimillion commitment penned by commissioners last year.
And at least one commissioner wants to talk.
In a joint letter addressed to Rowan County Commission Chairman Jim Sides on Friday, School Board Chair Richard Miller and Mayor Paul Woodson asked commissioners to reconsider partnering with the two on a proposed site at 329 S. Main St.
"The final obstacle cited by the Rowan County Board of Commissioners for withdrawing from the joint project is now removed," the letter reads. "Therefore, the Rowan-Salisbury Board of Education, along with the Salisbury City Council would like to invite the Rowan County Board of Commissioners to partner with us on this project, and we request the reinstatement of the commissioner's $6 million commitment."
Commissioners rejected the central office project loan in February, citing a North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources report of several underground tanks and possible groundwater contamination at the site.
The move would force the city — which already said it would put up $2 million for the downtown location — to cover the full $8 million cost.
Sides could not be immediately reached for comment Friday.
In an e-mail response shortly after, Commissioner Jon Barber asked fellow administrators to place the item on the May 6 agenda.
"I appreciate and remember this has already been voted on by the Board of Commissioners (February 4th) but the contamination issue has been satisfactorily addressed and our board voted on Monday (April 15th) to title the old DSS building to the EDC or some other nonprofit entity for a business incubator and in our discussion stating we would like for Rowan-Cabarrus Community College and City Council to partner with us on this project," Barber wrote in an e-mail. "Let's revisit the central office project and consider partnering with Rowan-Salisbury Schools and City Council."
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