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Constraint induced movement therapy (CIMT) is an intervention directed at improving the function of the more affected upper extremity following brain injury. The two primary components involve: 1) intensive motor training of the more affected upper extremity (up to six hours per day) and 2) motor restriction of the less affected upper extremity (Dettmers et al. 2005). CIMT originated from research suggesting that the affected limb post brain injury is negatively impacted by "learned non-use" due to increased dependence on the intact limb (Grotta et al. 2004).
Although there is evidence in the stroke population to suggest that CIMT is clinically effective, many patients do not qualify for this type of therapy due to limited movement in the upper extremity. CIMT ideally requires that the patient can voluntarily extend their wrist and fingers in the affected hand which limits the number of patients for whom it is applicable. A further significant limitation of CIMT is the amount of resources required for its implementation (Grotta et al. 2004).Two studies evaluating the effect of CIMT post traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) were identified.
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Table: Constraint Induced Movement Therapy in the Upper Extremities
The effectiveness of modified CIMT was studied by Page and Levine (2003), with participants showing improvements in both the amount and quality of use of the more affected limb. CIMT was also studied by Shaw et al. (2005) and showed similar results. Significant improvements were seen in both laboratory and real world spontaneous use of the more affected upper limb following two weeks of CIMT. Although all participants benefited from the intervention, the gains made by those placed in the "less adherent" group were strongly correlated with the participant's degree of adherence (Shaw et al. 2005). This correlation was not evident in the "more adherent" group; with the authors suggesting that adherence beyond a certain level does not contribute to additional benefits (Shaw et al. 2005). The gains were maintained at one month and use of the affected limb decreased by 21% at two years post treatment. Given these two studies, CIMT for the upper extremity looks promising.
There is Level 4 evidence for the effectiveness of constraint induced movement therapy in improving upper extremity use post ABI.
Constraint induced movement therapy provides benefit for the more affected upper extremity post ABI.
Hand Splinting
The purpose of hand splinting following an ABI is to prevent contractures and deformities and to reduce spasticity. Splints are not likely to be used for functional purposes (Djergaian 1996). There are biomechanical and neurophysiologic rationales for splinting the spastic hand (Lannin et al. 2003). The biomechanical approach attempts to prevent contractures by physically preventing shortening of muscle and connective tissues. The neurophysiologic approach is based on the concept that the splint can inhibit reflexive contraction of the muscle. Ultimately, the aim is to reduce deformity and contractures in the hand.
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Table: Hand Splinting in the Upper Extremities Post Acquired Brain Injury
One study evaluated the effect of night time hand splinting in conjunction with conventional therapy compared to therapy alone (Lannin et al. 2003). Overall results did not demonstrate significant benefits of nocturnal hand splinting. A second randomized controlled trial (RCT) examined soft hand splinting, manual stretching and no intervention (Thibaut et al. 2015). Results suggest that soft hand splinting for 30 minutes resulted in improved hand opening and reduced spasticity of the flexor finger muscles. The hand splint was said to be feasible to use in daily care, as the splint was comfortable and easy to apply. There is a need to further research both the biomechanical and neurophysiologic effects of splinting in the individuals with ABI as this practice is used in both acute and rehabilitation settings.
Based on a single RCT, there is Level 1b evidence that nocturnal hand splinting does not improve range of motion, function or pain control post ABI.
Based on a single RCT, there is Level 2 evidence that soft hand splinting improves spasticity and hand opening post ABI.
Overnight hand splinting does not provide clinical benefit for individuals with brain injury.
Soft hand splinting may be beneficial for improving spasticity and hand opening.
Improving Fine Motor Coordination in Adults with Brain Injury
As discussed previously, the negative symptoms of UMNS, independent of spasticity, include: weakness, slowness of movement and loss of finger dexterity (Mayer 1997). Although gross motor function may return early in the recovery following a brain injury, fine motor deficits may persist and present a considerable challenge for both the individual and the clinicians treating them. Studies that targeted fine motor coordination impairments post ABI were identified. These studies highlight some of the treatment modalities that are being utilized to improve fine motor ability.
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Table: Fine Motor Coordination Interventions for Adults with Brain Injury
Neistadt (1994) examined fine motor coordination in a group of adult men with brain injury after two types of coordination retraining activities: tabletop activities (i.e., peg board activities, puzzles etc.) and functional activities (i.e., meal preparation). The study suggests that functional activities may be slightly more effective than table top activities in promoting fine motor coordination in persons with brain injury. Another study found that visual feedback-based training of grip force is useful for individuals post brain injury (Kriz et al. 1995). More specifically, a light weight force transducer was held between the pulp of index finger and thumb of the impaired hand. In response to visual cues delivered via computer monitor, all tasks involved the gradual increase and decrease of grip force in training and transfer protocols. Regardless of the individual pattern of impairments, all but one patient succeeded in improving their tracking performance and transferring regained capabilities to other tasks.
The most recent fine motor coordination study compared the use of gesture recognition biofeedback to standard repetitive training without feedback; results showed a significant decrease in task completion time for those who received feedback (Yungher & Craelius 2012). This intervention is both simple to execute (e.g., no precise placement of sensors, etc.) and the assessment is straightforward. The authors suggest that this intervention leads to improvements in fine motor function of the hand with minimal supervision (Yungher & Craelius 2012). Despite these studies, there is limited evidence to guide clinical practice in this area.
Based on a single RCT, there is Level 1b evidence that both functional and tabletop fine motor control retraining activities result in improved fine motor coordination; however functional retraining activities were more effective in improving fine motor tasks in the dominant hand.
There is Level 2 evidence that visual feedback grip force training improved tracking and transfer performance.
There is Level 2 evidence that gesture recognition biofeedback leads to greater improvements in fine motor function of the hand compared to standard repetitive training without feedback.
Functional dexterity tasks improve fine motor coordination.
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Valentin Bondarchuk is the Chief Revenue Officer at Clickky Family. He has been in Internet marketing for close to 5 years, 2 of which were dedicated SEO, SMM and media buying. The rest of the time he worked in mobile performance and ad-tech industry. Love for the automation of all and sundry Valentin borrowed from blackhat stream, where people try to earn maximum, paying minimum efforts. Valentin has Master Degree in management and he is not planning to do MBA.
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The Guide Ultimate features SRAM's SwingLink technology, which uses a special cam shape to provide an unparalleled combination of pad engagement and modulation for a smooth, quick-responding braking experience without any pesky dead spots. Pairing SwingLink with a new cup-seal timing port closure system means the modulation is on point as soon as you pull the lever for predictable functionality every time you apply the brakes. For a personalized feel, a contact point adjustment feature lets you quickly dial-in the braking to meet your preferences.
The caliper features SRAM's new 4-piston S4 design and pairs with easy to replace, top-loading, steel-backed Trail pads to achieve amazing stopping power. Unique to the Guide Ultimate system is SRAM's Bleeding Edge technology, which facilitates easy maintenance with a new, user-friendly bleed porting and fluid path. You'll spend less time spilling hydraulic fluid in the garage and more time out ripping up the trails.
To complete the system, the SRAM Guide Ultimate Disc Brake Set includes Centerline X Rotors with venting lines in the braking track to reduce overheating and increase braking consistency compared to non-vented rotors. These rotors also feature a 12-spoke design that reduces lateral bending or warping under heat stress for a stable, predictable, smooth braking experience every time you pull the lever.
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So Far Away
In Broken Flowers, Jim Jarmusch and Bill Murray deadpan for gold.
Deadpan can be a spiritual state, a kind of serenity, as in the acting of Buster Keaton, but it can also be emotional cowardice masquerading as cool. It's often the latter, I think, in the early work of the director Jim Jarmusch and the actor Bill Murray. That's not meant to be dismissive. I treasure Murray's ironic (and hilarious) detachment in Stripes and Ghostbusters and Jarmusch's static frames in Stranger Than Paradise, a masterwork in which itty-bitty form and itty-bitty content coalesced into something that captured an '80s East Village anomie that had saturated the culture. But there's only so far you can go in that direction before you run out of variations—before that immaculate little room begins to feel like a prison.
While neither man has forsaken deadpan altogether (it's in their creative DNA), both continue to evolve. In Jarmusch's work in the visionary neo-Western Dead Man and in Murray's gorgeous performance in Lost in Translation, a still protagonist is surrounded by frenetic activity: The deadpan suggests a profound alienation from a world that makes no sense. In their new collaboration, Broken Flowers (Focus Features), Jarmusch and Murray have transcended their limitations. They've made a deadpan movie that quivers with feeling.
Broken Flowers is Jarmusch's most conventionally entertaining film, but it's still visually rigorous, swimming in pregnant silences, and un-filled-in in a way that's tantalizing. The movie is a haunted meditation on solipsism that's full of extraneous life, that hints at a world elsewhere. Murray is Don Johnston (that's John-ston, as he always has to remind people), a guy who made a pile of money in software but whose hobby was girlfriends, one after another. On the day his latest squeeze (Julie Delpy) decamps because he can't, you know, commit, Don sits watching The Private Life of Don Juan on his widescreen TV on his leather sofa in his huge, soullesss house; and then this aging Don Juan (or is it Don Juan-ston?) opens a letter from an ex of 20 years ago with no return address or postmark. It says Don has a 19-year-old son who has run away to find his father.
It's likely that a man like Don would "forget" about the letter, but his pal and neighbor Winston—an expansive Ethiopian played by that soulful chameleon Jeffrey Wright—won't let him. Winston lives in a house that's brimming with kids and pets and stuff. He also has a passion for solving old-fashioned Sherlock Holmesian mysteries. For all kinds of reasons, Winston pushes Don to go out into the world and find the letter writer. He even books the airline tickets, motels, and rental cars. He orders Don to bring flowers.
Jessica Lange, Tilda Swinton, Frances Conroy, and Sharon Stone play the recipients of those flowers. What a group, huh? They respond to Don's surprise visits in different ways, but every sad, awkward, and bitterly funny meeting gives Don a glimpse of someone he damaged, a life he didn't build, a love forsaken.
Sharon Stone is impossibly delightful. She plays Laura, a widow who organizes closets for a living—a "together" activity if ever there was one. Yet there's something heartbreaking about that cheerful façade, about her obliviousness to the underlying mess and to the nymphet tendencies of her daughter (named Lolita, and buoyantly played by Alex Dziena) who parades before Don in the buff. That's an example of Jarmusch's technique: He takes an obvious joke and lets it hang until you squirm. That's also a dividend of his noncommittal style. He's king of the have-it-both-ways, of the funny and the forlorn.
Conroy is Dora, a former hippie love child who's now a fragile, neurasthenic prisoner of pre-fab McMansions that seem to mock her utopian dreams. The camera holds on her pinched features, and on her look of dread at the feelings that Don elicits—and then we see a snapshot of her easy, happy, Earth-mother young self and want to cry. Her most vivid scene, a dinner with Don and her real-estate husband (Christopher McDonald, who's peerless at this sort of hearty insincerity), is an essay in agony—screamingly funny agony. This is familiar ground—Alexander Payne mined it in About Schmidt. But in Broken Flowers, there's a sense of mystery, a feeling of souls struggling beneath the too-placid surface.
Lange plays Carmen, an animal therapist, apparently in hiding from the verbal deception of humans and protected by a hotcha (lesbian?) guard-dog receptionist (Chloe Sevigny). It's a troubling sequence, made more troubling by the way in which Lange has aged. I'm afraid it has come to this with regard to actresses these days: You think, "Nature? Cosmetic surgery? Bad cosmetic surgery?" Only her plastic surgeon knows for sure. But until we have sexual parity (Why should Murray be credible with Julie Fucking Delphy?), we're going to have to grapple with the problem of great actresses whose faces have gone slightly haywire. It's not an issue for the still-youngish Tilda Swinton, whose rural biker-chick Penny is an essay in rage. Her encounter with Murray's Don is ferociously brief.
There's something a tad egocentric about Broken Flowers'scenario. We'd like to think we left a mark on our ex-lovers, but most if not all are probably fully engaged by their present lives and glad to be rid of us. As glimpses of unfulfilled dreams and roads not taken, though, these scenes are small miracles of pain and longing. They have a comic surface and a riptide of despair. When Don passes young men in airports or on the street, they hold his gaze. The world is full of sons he never knew. In the last scene, there's an encounter with a kid played by an amazingly hypersensitive young actor named Mark Webber (last seen in Todd Solondz's Storytelling and the sadly unseen Winter Solstice) that is as momentous in its monosyllables as anything Jarmusch has done.
This is the crowning performance in what I call Bill Murray's Loneliness Trilogy, which consists of Broken Flowers, Lost in Translation, and The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou. In his melancholy, he's funny; in his funniness, he's at sea: The ironic hipster clown has become God's loneliest man. Jarmusch holds on Murray's face—and, in truth, it's not the face of a great actor. In some ways, Murray is still an amateur. As an actor, he's not fully broken in: His features don't always conform to his emotions. But that clearly resonates with Jarmusch, who doesn't go for emoters. Nothing can be too plain.
In Broken Flowers, the roads that Don Johnston drives all look the same—anonymous, like his inner life. The music, especially a jazz tune called "Yerkemo Stew" by Mulatu Astatke, suggests a private-eye movie in which the gumshoe is going in circles. Will we get the Sherlock Holmes resolution that Don's friend Winston craves? I'll tell you this: The ending is madly unsatisfying—yet dead perfect. This is a remarkable film. ... 4:51 p.m. PT


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17 Sexiest Shirtless & Bikini Pics Of Season 4's 'Bachelor In Paradise' Contestants
The new season of 'Bachelor In Paradise' is almost here! In honor of the season 4 premiere, we've gathered up the sexiest photos of the contestants. From shirtless pics to bikini shots, prepare to drool!
Bachelor In Paradise season 4 premieres Aug. 14 and the contestants are definitely going to be turning up the heat. So many of our favorite Bachelor Nation alums traveled to Puerto Vallarta for a second (ok, maybe third or fourth) chance at love. Seriously, this is the sexiest batch of contestants yet! Going through the Instagram pages of the contestants is almost too hot to handle. The shirtless photos and bikini pictures = DYNAMITE!
Robby Hayes, the runner up on JoJo Fletcher's season, is one of the new contestants. As we all know, Robby is H-O-T! Any time Robby is shirtless, he is making all the girls swoon. And those baby blue eyes? SWOON! From the looks of it, Robby hits it off with Raven Gates, but now he's dating Amanda Stanton! Looks like there's a love triangle this season! Rachel Lindsay's season of The Bachelorette just ended, and Dean Unglert became a fan fave. He'll be on Bachelor In Paradise this season, so get ready to see Dean's sexy shirtless bod A LOT. How did we get so lucky?!
The ladies of this season are just as hot as the guys. Danielle Lombard is heading to Paradise, as well as Jasmine Goode, Kristina Schulman, and more. These ladies are ready to find love and are going to look sexy while they do it. Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson, the ones at the center of the sex scandal that nearly shut down on the show, will appear in some episodes but not all. Take a look at the rest of the sexiest photos of the Bachelor In Paradise contestants by perusing our gallery!
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Student Involvement & Parent Programs
Fraternity & Sorority LifeLGBTQ+ Programs Parent Programs
Student Organization Forms
Forms are available at the Student Involvement & Leadership Office and can be picked up as needed. They are also available for download in MS Word (.doc) and/or Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) formats. To download the document, click the appropriate document icon. Please print the forms as they appear. Upon completion, the forms can be returned to the Student Involvement Office, or to a respective department as listed on the form.
Intent to Organize
Any group interested in forming a new organization must fill out an "Intent to Organize Form." Students interested in forming a new organization should contact the Student Involvement & Leadership Office to set up a meeting to discuss the formation process prior to completing the "Intent to Organize Form." Completion of this form will allow the group use of University facilities for organizational meetings.
Event Budget (.xls)
This worksheet will help student organizations budget for upcoming events.
Model Constitution
To be a recognized student organization at the University of North Dakota, a governing document is required. The Student Involvement & Leadership Office has developed three types of governing documents that an organization may choose to use for their organization. Prior to completing a governing document, please contact the Student Involvement & Leadership Office to set up a meeting to discuss which type document will best suit your organization's needs. The completed constitution must be submitted to the Student Involvement & Leadership Office for review and approval.
Student Organizations Deposit Form (.xls)
This form is used for all deposits. The completed form needs to be turned into Student Account Services.
Special Events Notification Form
For any event held on campus, a "Special Events Notification Form" must be filled out and returned to the Safety Officer. This form must be turned in prior to the event.
Non-Employee/Student Travel Expense Worksheet
This form can be used for reimbursement of organization members after travel has been completed. The form must be completed, attached to a "Voucher", and returned to Accounting Services. Items that can be reimbursed per diem are: meals, mileage, lodging, and airfare.
This form is used to bill other departments for goods or services or to correct other journal entries. If you have any questions, contact the Student Involvement Office before submitting the form. Illegible forms with fonts that are too small will not be processed.
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The costumes, the trick-or-treating, the ghost stories and the sweets… Every child loves the thrill of Halloween. I know we're bombarded in the candy aisles into thinking this holiday but it's really quite easy to find adorable food options you can do yourself. From spooky to whimsical and everything in between, here are 6 edible ghost-themed treats to delight any Halloween-loving child.
Ghost meringues
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Completed the trial, in five hours. The game runs like crap once I got to the first planet, I had to turn everything down to medium. I'm one of those people who liked the mako sections in ME1 so I also liked driving around the desert, does the truck thing ever get a gun? The barebones side quests got some criticism on release but that was probably because it was being compared to The Witcher 3, however compared to the last RPG I played, Dragon's Dogma, they're so much better. I haven't come across a quest that was literally "Kill 50 rabbits" or "Pick this incredibly common herb then walk for fifteen real time minutes to deliver to some plastic faced cockhole who just happened to be standing next to the herb they wanted you to pick" and the supporting characters have far more personality than "pawns" that get created by other players who are far more interested in creating a virtual waifu for themselves. The combat (I played Vanguard), even melee, is considerably better too. You can use skill and tactics to defeat the enemy instead of grinding through a billion wolves until your numbers increase enough. The UI was supposed to be poor too but again I think people must have been comparing it to something like SkyUI -which is a mod- and not the menus you get in vanilla skyrim, or again Dragon's Dogshits.
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No fewer than nine persons were crushed to death on Thursday night when a sand-laden truck crashed into a mini-bus at Gora village in Nasarawa State.
Four other surviving victims of the accident have been hospitalised.
Some eye witnesses blamed the incident on the truck's brake failure.
The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Umaru Ismaila, confirmed the incident.
He said, "The incident was reported to the police on Thursday night that truck carrying sharp sand rammed into a vehicle and killed nine people on board."


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Companies that create conversation silos tend to miss out on key learning and growth opportunities.
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 20, 2014
The Performance Group (TPG) proudly celebrates another milestone as it rings in its 16th year as a top Bay Area event management company. From the very beginning, TPG understood that one of its guiding principles would be "open door communication," a core value instilled by its founder, Suzanne Ashton.
"I had been working for an event marketing agency in San Francisco and most of our leaders were headquartered in the Midwest," Suzanne explained. "When I decided to start my own firm, I knew I wanted to create a family feel and a culture built on accessibility."
While open door communications can mean many things, TPG defines it in three specific ways: peer-to-peer communication, company-to-client communication, and leadership accessibility. While every asset of this three-pronged approach is important, accessible leadership is probably the most crucial – specifically since leaders set the tone for the organization, and employees tend to mirror the attitudes and values of their managers.
Company-wide attitudes, it turns out, can be shaped in simple ways. Take, for example, the glass doors TPG has installed in all of their offices. This small structural detail allows managers to see their employees, and reinforces to the employees that their managers are readily accessible. A pervading atmosphere of transparency reminds leaders that they should be willing to tackle problems and engage in tough conversations. On the flip side, an open atmosphere also encourages employees to be proactive and to go to their managers early and often for clear direction.
Another attitude adopted by successful companies is valuing open flow communication between employees. Peer-to-peer discussions should be encouraged so that ideas and best practices are shared between departments; companies that create conversation silos tend to miss out on key learning and growth opportunities. And in today's technology age, it's also important to encourage face-to-face conversations since, as studies show, written emails can often be perceived as being negative. At its best, open discussions between employees fosters creative thinking and empowers them to solve their own problems.
Finally, successful companies like TPG encourage open communication with their clients. When clients and their suppliers have strong relationships, a sort of shorthand develops where needs are anticipated and readily met. Most client problems can be traced back to a wrinkle lying somewhere within the communication roadmap, so it's important to constantly correct and get back on track. Scheduled check-ins are a great way to keep the dialogue going, and they foster opportunities to discuss new ideas and, when necessary, clear the air in a positive manner.
If company-wide communication isn't going well, organizations shouldn't be afraid to pull in an outside, unbiased opinion. Corporate consultants are trained to see where communication breaks down, and they can help navigate the pre-set attitudes people sometimes bring to work. Last year, TPG brought in a performance coach to sit down with each employee and their manager. Both sides walked away with a greater understanding of the other person's communication style and business sensibilities.
So, in closing, it seems that open communication fosters strong peer-to-peer communication, company-to-client communication, and leadership accessibility. And when these come together, the results are sweet – as sweet as celebrating sixteen years of success!
Additional information on The Performance Group is available at http://www.tpgnc.com.


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Journey Single Twist Leather Bracelet
The 'Journey' Single Twist woven leather bracelet is an everyday companion for life's journey, wear from casual to formal, day to night! This practical, stylish and great value bracelet makes a great gift, as a flexible alternative to the Evolve silver bracelet or the perfect introduction to the Evolve New Zealand range. Featuring high-quality soft leather and a durable stainless steel clasp, this bracelet is perfect for everyday wear. Recommended for wearing with 1 to 3 Evolve New Zealand charms.
The Single Twist leather bracelet is available in black, pink, pearl and green.
Length Options: 18cm or 19cm (and 21cm in black only)
Design Inspiration: Like New Zealand women, our Journey bracelet is strong yet delicate. Its beautiful interlinked pattern reminds us of woven flax (harakeke), an important part of Maori culture and tradition, which is still as stylish and meaningful today as it has been for centuries.
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Advanced Standing
Advanced Standing is an option for currently certified and practicing paramedics to earn their Bachelor of Science degree in EMS Paramedicine at Central Washington University. This option is made available only for currently certified paramedics who reside in a state that participates in online instruction with Washington State and who received their education from an accredited institution (CoAEMSP). To determine if your state of residence is a participating state, please visit: http://www.cwu.edu/online-learning/
The following information is the procedure for applying for and participating in the Advanced Standing option. For more information, please contact the Program Office at (509)963-1098 or our Program Coordinator via email at email@example.com.
Student Procedure:
Students seeking Advanced Standing with the EMS Paramedicine Program should complete each of the following steps in their prescribed sequence:
1. The prospective student shall apply for admission to Central Washington University and satisfy all necessary paperwork, transcripts, fees, and requirements for admission
2: The admitted student should complete all orientations, establish all necessary accounts, and satisfy all transfer requirements, if applicable
3. To be eligible for matriculation in the Advanced Standing Program major, the admitted student must complete the General Education requirements prior to enrolling into courses of the major. General Education Requirements may also be satisfied with the appropriate Associates Degree for transfer. PLEASE NOTE: Fulfillment of the General Education requirements is necessary for graduation and falls under the review by the Office of Admissions and not the EMS Paramedicine Program. For more information on the General Education requirements, please go to: http://www.cwu.edu/academic-advising/general-education-requirements
4. The admitted student shall then apply to the EMS Paramedicine Program for acceptance into the Advanced Standing status and satisfy all requirements, documentation, and fees to the Program. Please note: failure to attain acceptance into the Advanced Standing status of the EMS Paramedicine Program does not preclude the student from seeking an alternative major nor will it result in a refund of any admission fees or incurred costs from the University.
To download the advanced standing application, please click the following links-
Advanced Standing Application Packet (doc)
Advanced Standing Application Packet (PDF)
5. Upon acceptance into the Advanced Standing status of the EMS Paramedicine Program (and previous admission to the University), the student shall be awarded up to 44 credits in experiential learning in the EMS Paramedicine major. While those credits will contribute to the requirements of the major and to the necessary 180 credits for graduation, they cannot be added to the maximum of 105 credits awarded in a transfer. What this means is: the credits awarded as experiential learning from the paramedic certification will be deducted from the total number of credits that can transfer. For example, 105 credits is the maximum allowable credits for transfer and the 44 credits awarded for the paramedic certification will reduce the total number of credits that are transferable to 61. The explanation of requirements and the equivalency of courses for those 44 credits are listed below under the Breakdown of Credits Awarded through Experiential Learning in the EMS Paramedicine Major.
6. It is important to note that the 44 credits from experiential learning will NOT be applied to the General Education requirements AND the requirements in the major – it can only be applied to the requirements of the major. ALL General Education requirements must be fulfilled prior to taking any of the courses in the major. These General Education requirements may be satisfied with an Associate's Degree, particularly if it is a degree-to-transfer.
7. In addition to the 44 experiential credits awarded, additional credits will be earned through online instruction and Cooperative Education Internships as follows:
a. 49 credits in online instruction
b. 12 credits in Cooperative Education Internship
8. To be awarded credits in the EMS Paramedicine major as an Advanced Standing student, the student must be a currently certified paramedic (state or national certification) with evidence of completion of education from a CoAEMSP-accredited institution (certificate or letter of completion).
9. The breakdown of credits awarded and credits earned are illustrated below.
In addition to the credits (44 credits) awarded through experiential learning, each Advanced Standing student must earn the requisite number of credits in the major through online education and cooperative educational internships. A breakdown of those credits follows:
|Course Equivalency
|EMS 335 - Paramedicine - I
|EMS 335LAB - Advanced Clinical Practice - I
|EMS 336 - Paramedicine - II
|EMS 336LAB - Advanced Clinical Practice - II
|EMS 337 - Paramedicine - III
|EMS 337LAB - Advanced Clinical Practice - III
|EMS 350 - Paramedicine Instructional Methodologies
|EMS 441 - General Pharmacology for Paramedics
|EMS 443 - Myocardial Disease and Basic Electrocardiography
|EMS 451 - Advanced Trauma Care
|EMS 459 - Emergencies in Pediatric/Geriatric Care
|EMS 493A - Paramedicine Internship - I
|EMS 493B - Paramedicine Internship - II
|EMS 493C - Paramedicine Internship - III
|Total Credits Awarded:
|EMS 444 - 12 Lead Electrocardiography
|EMS 490 - Cooperative Education Internship *
|EMS 430 - Problem-based Learning - I
|EMS 455 - Introduction to Pathophysiology
|EMS 460 - Research in EMS - I
|EMS 480 - Financial Analysis in EMS
|EMS 431 - Problem-based Learning - II
|EMS 461 - Research in EMS - II
|EMS 470 - Current Topics in Emergency Medicine
|EMS 475 - EMS Response to Terrorism
|EMS 481 - Quality Improvement and Administration in EMS
|EMS 465 - Educational Methodologies in EMS
|EMS 482 - System Analysis of EMS
|EMS 485 - Strategic Planning for EMS
|EMS 488 - Health Policy in EMS
|EMS 489 - Leadership in EMS
|Total Credits in Major Earned:
|Total Credits in Major Awarded:
|Total Credits in Major:
*Note: EMS 490 – Cooperative Education Internship is intended for Advanced Standing students only. It is a substitution for EXSC 350, EXSC 350LAB, EXSC 351, EXEC 351LAB and EMS 440 (all entry-required courses for the traditional student) and is NOT a required course in the major.


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rich man
We went to Dick's drive-in in the U-District Thursday (U being University of Washington, for those of you unfamiliar with my exotic, sophisticated, Washingtonian lingo). It wasn't optional. As far as I know, it's not possible to drive to and from SeaTac airport without making the obligatory stop at Dick's--our version of In-and-Out Burger.
Got in line. Gave our order: Two deluxe, four cheeseburgers, four fries, two tartar, three vanilla shakes, one diet Coke. And then Dave said, "Isn't that Bill Gates?"
Sure enough. Two lines over, smiling and trying not to notice that twenty heads had turned in his direction, was the founder of Microsoft. "Hi, Bill," someone near him said, as though Bill were a buddy.
"Hello," he said, still smiling.
One woman left her line and scampered over to stand behind him. Clearly, he was her buddy too. She began talking as though resuming a previously interrupted conversation.
While I strained to eavesdrop, Zac, whom we had picked up at the airport, said, "That's just wrong." I might have heard more of Bill's conversation than just the woman's "I've noticed it's really grown around there in the last ten years, haven't you?" if Zac wasn't delivering a speech about standing-in-line propriety and burger anonymity right in my ear.
"Mom, quit looking at him," he warned, right in the middle of said speech.
I really wanted to linger so I could tell you what Bill ordered, but Zac hustled me right to the car. I can tell you that Bill wore simple black pants and a modest blue jacket with thin black squares, and that his wife was waiting for him in their Volvo station wagon, two cars from ours.
I have to say, he seems like a very nice, very humble man. But while watching Bill back up their car, pull out of Dick's, and drive east on 45th Street, I thought the same thing I often think when his name or his face pops up in the news. I thought of baubles, and how quickly they will dissipate when this life is over.
Later in the day, we went to the home of a rich man, to bring him worship and communion in the last hours of his life.
We parked not far from his mobile home, and noticed as we did so that two other couples from church--Dave and Sue Kunkle, and John and Laurie Watson--were also parked near the Baileys' home. With Bible, communion elements, and guitar in hand, we walked up to the house, knocked on the door, and joined the others inside.
Bruce was lying in his hospital bed in the living room next to the sliding glass door, where he had a view of the neighboring mobile homes, and the potted plants Alberta had set on their deck. Two IV bags hung from a stand at the head of his bed. When I asked her if she rotated the bags herself, she nodded. "It's OK except when I have to lift the stand higher to get a better drip. I'm just not strong enough to do it when two bags are hanging there."
I walked to the bed and took Bruce's hand. "Hello," I said. "It's good to see you." His eyes latched with mine. He didn't speak or smile, but his grip tightened. "Your hands are nice and warm," I said.
We took seats around the bed, and prayed, and sang. First, a song of declaration.
I believe in Jesus
I believe He is the Son of God
I believe He died and rose again
I believe He paid for us all
And I believe that He's here now
Standing in our midst
Here with the power to heal now
And the grace to forgive
Then a song of adoration.
Isn't He (isn't He)
Beautiful (beautiful)
Beautiful (beautiful)
Isn't He (isn't He)
Prince of Peace
Son of God
Isn't He
After another song, and more prayer, Dave asked, "Bruce, would you like to have communion?" And Bruce said his one and only word: "Yes."
Dave read from Matthew. Alberta gave her husband a small bite of communion bread, then helped him drink the juice. Then, clustered around his bed, we laid hands on Bruce and prayed that God would ease his pain, and fill him with peace, and give him glimpses of the heaven he was about to enter. Bruce closed his eyes, and kept them closed--and sometime in early hours of Saturday morning, he opened them to Jesus.
He died a rich man--rich in the love of his wife, the love of his church family, the love of his God.
And he's a rich man still.
For what does it profit a man to gain the whole world, and forfeit his soul? ~Mark 8:36
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|Session 2012-13
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Arrangement of Clauses (Contents)
|Humber Bridge Bill
This Bill is promoted by the Humber Bridge Board ("the Board"), which is a statutory corporation responsible for the Humber Bridge. The Bill confers new powers and duties on the Board and modifies the existing powers and duties of the Board as set out in its existing legislation. That legislation comprises the Humber Bridge Acts of 1959, 1971 and 1973, as amended by the Local Authorities etc. (Miscellaneous Provisions) (No. 2) Order 1974, the Local Government Changes for England (Miscellaneous Provision) Order 1996, the Humber Bridge Board (Membership) Order 2012 and miscellaneous other enactments. Borrowing by the Board is also subject to the Humber Bridge (Debts) Act 1996 and orders made under it, whilst the maximum tolls which the Board may currently levy for use of the bridge are set out in the Humber Bridge (Revision of Tolls) Order 2011.
Clause 1 of the Bill deals with citation and the coming into force of the Act, and Clause 2 with interpretation.
Clause 3 contains provisions which alter the membership and other constitutional arrangements of the Board. The Board currently consists of four members, one of which is appointed by each of four local authorities from amongst their council members. The local authorities concerned (which are referred to in the Humber Bridge Acts and the Bill as the constituent authorities) are the East Riding of Yorkshire, Kingston upon Hull City, North East Lincolnshire and North Lincolnshire Councils.
Subsection (1) of clause 3 provides for Board members in future to be known as directors, in keeping with what is common practice amongst corporate bodies generally. Subsection (2) provides for the number of Board directors to be increased by two to six and subsection (3) introduces Schedule 1 which amends certain provisions of the Humber Bridge Act 1959 for that and other purposes, as described later in this memorandum.
Schedule 1 re-enacts sections 6 to 14 and 25 of the Humber Bridge Act 1959 with amendments. The effect of the amendments is to increase the composition of the Board by two, to substitute references to directors for references to members of the Board and more generally to update the provisions in question. In relation to the appointment of the two additional directors, the replacement section 6 provides for the two directors to be appointed by the members of the Board appointed by the constituent authorities from amongst persons nominated by the Humber Local Enterprise Partnership or such body or bodies as the Secretary of State may substitute for it and requires each such appointment to be a person having special knowledge or experience of the operation of commerce in the area of the bridge.
Clause 4 authorises the Board to buy indemnity insurance for the directors in respect of any joint or several liability which they may incur in exercising their functions as directors.
Clause 5 allows the Board to pay allowances and expenses to its directors.
Clause 6 confers on the Board a general power to act, including in particular a power to promote or participate in the promotion of, the economic development of the Humber area and to do any other thing which in its opinion can usefully be undertaken by them and which in its opinion is likely to provide economic, social, cultural or environmental benefits to those in the area.
Clause 7 makes new provision for liability in respect of any deficits on the Board. At present, whilst the Board is not running a deficit, insofar as any such deficit is incurred and cannot be made good out of funds in the Board's reserve fund, if any at that time, the Board is required to recover it straight away by levy on three of the constituent authorities (Kingston upon Hull, East Riding and North Lincolnshire) and in the case of East Riding and North Lincolnshire by reference to rateable values in the areas concerned. The replacement provision now proposed would require the Board, if its reserve fund is insufficient for the purpose, to carry over the deficiency for up to two financial years and, if it still cannot make good the whole or any part of the deficiency, then to recover it from the constituent authorities in equal proportions.
Clause 8 confers new borrowing powers on the Board. At present, the Board is enabled to borrow money for the construction of the bridge and associated works and other sums as are requisite but it must repay these sums within specified periods and subject to certain other constraints. As a result of the Humber Bridge (Debts) Act 1996 and orders made under it, most recently the Humber Bridge (Debts) Order 2012, the liability of the Board to repay to the Secretary of State a proportion of principal and interest under agreements for the financing and maintenance of the bridge has been extinguished. The new power confers a more general borrowing power on the Board for any purposes relevant to its functions or the prudent management of its affairs and, in doing so, removes the existing constraints on borrowing.
Clause 9 amends the Board's existing power as to the use of its maintenance funds, which is contained in section 7 of the Humber Bridge Act 1971. The amendments would remove constraints on the use of the maintenance fund and enable the Board to transfer funds from the maintenance fund to its general reserve fund.
Clause 10 makes new provision for the keeping of accounts by the Board and their audit. It requires the accounts and any auditor's report to be made available or provided to the constituent authorities and the Secretary of State.
Clause 11 makes new provision to enable the Board to levy tolls on bridge users and to charge for services provided by it. The clause begins by providing that the Board may levy tolls up to the maximim tolls set out in Schedule 2, and that it may levy reasonable charges for services provided by it. The tolls set out in Schedule 2 are those currently levied by the Board, being a proportion of the maximum tolls authorised by the Humber Bridge (Revision of Tolls) Order 2011, together with additional charges levied in relation to abnormal loads. It further allows the Board to add to, adjust, alter, replace or remove any category or the amount of any toll but requires the Board, before increasing any maximum toll amount, to consult the Secretary of State, bridge users and the local population if the proposed increase is more than an increase by reference to inflation as measured by the retail prices index. At present, any changes proposed to the maximum authorised tolls (but not increases up to those maxima) are subject to a procedure involving approval by the Secretary of State who may determine to hold a local inquiry into the proposal. The clause also confers a general power on the Board to grant total or partial exemptions from tolls, allow rebates on, enter into compositions for, cease and to resume tolls and to dispense with tolls for particular hours and particular occasions, in respect of some or all users or particular categories of classes of traffic. It also provides that it is the owner of a vehicle who is liable for the tolls in respect of the vehicle and it authorises the Board to appoint agents for the collection of tolls and charges.
Clause 12 makes provision for the enforcement of tolls and as respects traffic regulation. It provides for the Board to be treated as a local authority for the purpose of enabling it to obtain information from the DVLA. It also provides a new power for the Board to recover its tolls and charges and associated costs and expenses. It then deems the Board to be the traffic authority for the highway on the bridge (North Lincolnshire and East Riding of Yorkshire Councils currently being the traffic authorities for the bridge). It also requires owners of vehicles on the bridge which are alleged to have been involved in offences to identify for the Board, if so requested, the driver of their vehicle and to be guilty of a criminal offence if they fail to do so.
Clause 13 introduces Schedule 3 which makes consequential and ancillary amendments to the Humber Bridge Acts.
Clause 14 introduces Schedule 4 which makes consequential repeals to the Humber Bridge Acts.
In the view of The Humber Bridge Board the provisions of the Humber Bridge Bill are compatible with the Convention Rights.
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|Prepared 1 December 2012


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I spent my childhood hunting and fishing and roaming the fields and forests and streams of rural Iowa. I was blessed with the opportunity to work for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
-- Gary Frazer
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As part of its ongoing interview series on endangered species, 'Endangered Earth Journal.com' is featuring an interview with Gary Frazer, the Assistant Director for Endangered Species at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Frazer, who assumed the position of Assistant Director for Endangered Species at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in July 2009, is responsible for carrying out policy development and management of all aspects of the Endangered Species Program.
When asked if he is 'hopeful' or 'concerned' about the future for species facing extinction, Frazer responded, "It's my job to be concerned, but the remarkable recovery stories across the country are a constant source of optimism."
In the interview, Frazer also talks about how he became involved in conservation and endangered species related issues.
"I spent my childhood hunting and fishing and roaming the fields and forests and streams of rural Iowa. I was blessed with the opportunity to work for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and was drawn to the challenge of protecting the species that are most in need of our help."
Frazer started his career with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in 1984 as a field biologist in the Ecological Services field office in Virginia and has been with the agency for almost 30 years. His positions have included being a field biologist; an acting deputy chief for the Division of Habitat Conservation; a special assistant to the Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks; the Deputy Assistant Director for the Ecological Services program and others.
You can find Gary Frazer's complete interview at the Endangered Earth Journal.com.
According to the International Union for Conservation and Nature (IUCN) the abundance of species in the world has declined by 40% between 1970 and 2000. Species present in rivers, lakes and marshlands have declined by 50%. The IUCN estimates of the 52,017 species they have assessed, 17,936 species are threatened with extinction.
Of the world's 5,490 mammals, 78 are extinct or extinct in the wild, and 188 are critically endangered, 450 endangered and 492 vulnerable. And 1,895 of the planet's 6,285 amphibians are in danger of extinction, making them one of the most threatened groups of species known to date.
The author of the Endangered Earth Journal.com, Endangered Species Journalist Craig Kasnoff, created the Endangered Earth Journal to "Promote the Plight of Endangered Species."


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Dean Koontz Quotes About KindnessQuotes about: Kindness
Each smallest act of kindness, reverberates across great distances and spans of time --affecting lives unknown to the one who's generous spirit, was the source of this good echo. Because kindness is passed on and grows each time it's passed until a simple courtesy becomes an act of selfless courage, years later, and far away. Likewise, each small meanness, each expression of hatred, each act of evil.
Living in the modern age, death for virtue is the wage. So it seems in darker hours. Evil wins, kindness cowers. Ruled by violence and vice we all stand upon thin ice. Are we brave or are we mice, here upon such thin, thin ice? Dare we linger, dare we skate? Dare we laugh or celebrate, knowing we may strain the ice? Preserve the ice at any price?
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On Saturday August 14th 2010, I was invited to Greenwood Park to have a picnic dinner with my parents and some friends of the family.
I was excited because, this was the opportunity that I was hoping for as I could walk 16.5 miles from Endicott, NY to the park in the town of Nanticoke, NY.
I started off at about 08:00 (am). I took photographs the entire distance.
The best photographs were captured later in the morning, toward the afternoon.
The camera that I used did not have a functioning LCD viewer so, I had to use whatever experience I had to guess the optimal position and settings for the photographs.
My total yield was about 30% less and the overall tone of each photograph is less that I would have preferred.
Usually, I am never more than 7 miles from my home. At this photograph, I was over 14 miles from home. I had a backpack on with about 1 gallon of water, I only used a small amount of it.
I am less than one mile from the park and, I feel pretty darn good about almost being there. I suppose that this is about the best shape I will be in.
This is just a peaceful moment in time while floating on water.


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Noyce was a co-founder of the Fairchild Semiconductor in 1957 and Intel, which he co-founded with Gordon Moore and Andrew Grove in 1968.
He was considered a visionary and cultivated the more relaxed corporate environment Silicon Valley is known for.
At a technical level, one of his largest contributions was advances in chip design that allowed them to be mass produced on silicon.
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