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- Continue taking prescription meds
- Please feel free to talk to us if you feel you have special needs in this area
- No excessive alcohol
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- Women should avoid scheduling your scan during the first 2 days of your menstrual cycle
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- Drink plenty (16 oz) of room temperature water
- Shower/bathe the night before
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DUBLIN'S PRIDE FESTIVAL begins on June 20 and to celebrate, some garda cars have been given a makeover to show their support.
A photo posted by Garda Info to Twitter this morning showed a couple of Garda squad cars fully kitted out with pride colours decorating the outside.
The caption read: "We are really looking forward to participating in Dublin Pride Parade on Saturday June 29 2019, and we've had a bit of a makeover for the occasion!"
We are really looking forward to participating in Dublin Pride Parade on Saturday 29th June 2019, and we've had a bit of a makeover for the occasion! #DublinPride pic.twitter.com/B73bTCJmyl
— Garda Info (@gardainfo) June 10, 2019
The rainbow colours are emblazoned on the back of the two vehicles while the traditional yellow and blue stripes have also been replaced for the occasion.
The announcement comes after news that uniformed gardai will officially take part in the parade for the very first time.
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We are absolutely delighted to announce that the proposed route for the 2019 #DubliPride Parade and March will see us return to the very heart of our city! 🌈🌈🌈 Assembling on O'Connell Street and Parnell Square on Saturday June 29th, 7,000 people from over 150 different groups with floats and marching bands and colourful costumes and lots and lots of noise will lead out the Parade which will end with a free outdoor event in Merrion Square. In addition to the Parade and Pride Village in Merrion Square, Collins Barracks will host its most colourful event in its 300 year history as the site for the Mother #Pride #BlockParty
7,000 people are expected to take to the streets for the Pride March on June 29.
The march will start at the Garden of Remembrance and will end with a free outdoor event at Merrion Square.

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#107: Geist: the Sin-Eaters RPG Setting
Mike, Chris, Chigg, and Matt sit down to discuss Geist: the Sin-Eaters 2nd Edition. It is a game where your character has died and come back, making a pact with a powerful ghostly being in order to return to the realm of the living. This episode focuses on the setting of Geist, introducing the new stories you can tell and the supernatural realms to be explored in this storytelling game of second chances.
Darker Days will have a 10th anniversary live show at UK Games Expo! Be sure to check it out with special guests from Onyx Path, Modiphius, and White Wolf Entertainment.
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Santini Marina Plaza is getting warmed up for its annual Smokin' in the Mangroves barbecue event the largest Santini gathering of the year, taking place Saturday, March 5, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Barbecue competitors, masters and champions travel from all over Florida and Georgia to join in on this competition.
Local backyard teams will be competing head-to-head with the pros. It's sure to be another great event, as it's been in years past.
"Response from the vendors for the street market has, again, been overwhelming. We have quite a lineup of vendors, with lots of new and different participants," said Bonnie Roberts of Bonnie Roberts Events, lead coordinator of the event.
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The Bugtussle Ramblers will be providing the bluegrass entertainment that day, and a panel of local island celebrity judges will decide who wins the top spot in a multitude of categories, including chicken, ribs and pork.
"All of the competitors will be vending their fantastic barbecue to all attendees," Bonnie said. "A trophy awards ceremony will take place at 2 that afternoon. The most coveted People's Choice Award is decided by the public, so be certain to sample the entries, come by the tent next to the Bluegrass stage to vote, and the People's Choice Award will be presented as the finale to a fun day at Santini Marina Plaza."
Anyone interested in volunteering during the event, to register as a participant or vendor, get in touch with Bonnie, 239-443-8810.


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Let's talk EMS!
It's a strange, but insightful position to be a new graduate Veterinary surgeon with a large exposure to EMS students. Being fresh from Vet school I like to think I'm best placed to know what the students want and so I try really very hard to teach, encourage and provide opportunities for anyone seeing practice with me. However, I'm now also in that strange position where I can appreciate what we as Vets want to see the students achieve/how to act.
So, with that being said I thought it would be a good idea to discuss how to get the most out of your EMS placements...
- The first thing I notice as a Vet when students come in is their lack, or presence of, enthusiasm. This is HUGE and so please as a student, don't underestimate the value of a smile!! If you're enthusiastic, if you ask questions and if you look engaged then I'm definitely going to take the time to discuss cases with you, let you take bloods, place catheters and perform surgery. If you look hungover or like you're there because you just have to fill the EMS quota then I'm going to be much more inclined to let you stand at the side of the consult room gathering dust... Ask questions, look alert and smile!
- Secondly, as a student I was always worried that Vets would judge my ability. I PROMISE, we do not care how well you can place a catheter or castrate a dog. I also don't mind if you can't remember a disease/treatment/differential diagnosis. I'm not there to test you, I'm there to help you and hopefully nurture the start of your career. If you're nervous and feeling like you're being tested you're less likely to perform to the best of your ability. My main advice on this point is being honest. Let us know what you're confident doing and what needs work. If we have time and you're confused about a case - just ask! It's being aware of your limitations and showing improvement over the course of the week that I'll be worried about; not if you manage to take some blood or not from a wriggly cat!
- Another thing that I have noticed since working as a Vet is how helpful students can be within the practice environment. On a busy day, you guys are like gold dust! You truly can contribute to the smooth running of a practice. I really appreciate any students that clean up after me, help the nurses in prep or know how to restrain animals effectively. I understand that sometimes in busy practices it may feel like you're just cleaning and holding animals rather than getting stuck in yourself, but, even doing these tasks you'll be picking up invaluable information about how to work well as part of a Veterinary team. It's also vital we as Vets learn how to adequately restrain animals and understand how much it takes to get the practice running so smoothly around us. This is the kind of information you'll pick up doing these jobs and it'll help you no end when you start working life! It will also mean that on quiet days we are much more likely to take time out to help you - so it's a win-win!
- Finally, I'd like to encourage all students to ask questions! These don't have to be super intellectual or paper-worthy questions. Just any questions you may have niggling down inside. It's often a daunting prospect on EMS and I know I used to feel like I had to ask clever questions all the time and that meant I'd keep the 'stupid' ones shut inside. The reality is, there's no such thing as a stupid question. If you're thinking it, it's highly likely a thousand Vet students/Vets before you have also thought of that question. It's also highly likely that they too suffered in silence, too embarrassed to ask and so as a result had to just 'figure it out' when they reached the working world! So please, if there's anything you need clarifying, or anything that just doesn't quite make sense then just ask (or write it down so you can ask it at a more appropriate time)!
Oh, and from a new Vets perspective, keep baking!!!! I LOVE homemade student bakes - they keep me going at the end of a busy week!
Good luck with future placements and don't hesitate to get in touch with any further EMS queries.
Over and out,
Dogtor Smith


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Saturday, December 26, 2009
Gingerbread Cookie Ornaments
8 comments:
- Perla said...
i'm afraid i'm not a fan of gingerbread even fresh from the over, let alone 9 years old. penny is awesome!
- December 26, 2009 at 8:25 PM
- Catherina said...
now thats cute!lol
- December 27, 2009 at 10:19 PM
- jami v. said...
THAT is classic!! :)
- December 28, 2009 at 11:10 AM
- Liz said...
Very funny indeed. How was your B-Day? Happy, I hope. We need to get together.
- December 29, 2009 at 6:20 PM
- Nancy said...
It was good. Thanks Liz. Yah, now that holidys (and swine flu) are over, let's try to get together again!
- December 30, 2009 at 8:27 PM
- Jana said...
That is nasty nasty nasty. It would not be so bad if it had been a lifesavor roll turned into a santa or a old candy cane becasue the shelf life on those is a little more than 100 years, but gingerbread? Nancy, that is yuck....
- January 1, 2010 at 11:41 AM
- Amy said...
I love this funny blog and the ornaments. Its the little details like this that make your blog so dang Entertaining! Oh and how was your birthday--oh wait, maybe I shouldn't even ask since I did absolutely NOTHING!! I am a crappy, cappy (huh?) sister. But maybe we can still pretend its just around the corner and do something fun.
Love you
- January 5, 2010 at 8:02 PM
- Karen said...
That is the best. I have some who would do the same thing and they are older than two.
- January 7, 2010 at 5:09 PM


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Sokoto State University, SSU post UTME result for the 2017/2018 academic session is out.
This is to inform all the candidates that participated in the Sokoto State University (SSU) post UTME screening exercise that the management has released their results.
SSU PUTME results have been successfully uploaded online.
How to Check SSU Post UTME Result.
- Go to SSU post UTME portal at http://www.screening.ssu.edu.ng/index.php.
- Supply your Username (which is your JAMB registration number) and Password (which is also your JAMB registration number) in the required columns.
- Finally, click on 'Login' to access your SSU post UTME score.
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Frances Bean Cobain, Courtney Love Pay Tribute on Kurt Cobain's Birthdayby Tyler Johnson at .
Believe it or not, it's been 24 years since Kurt Cobain took his own life at the height of his fame.
The iconic Nirvana frontman would have turned 51 today.
Millions of fans and the wife and daughter he left behind took to social media today to pay tribute to one of the most influential musicians in recent decades.
Frances Bean Cobain marked the occasion by posting the above photo of herself and her father.
Sadly, it's one of very few of them together, as Kurt died when Frances was just 18 months old.
Frances honored her father last year, on what would have been Kurt's 50th birthday.
She kept the tradition going today with a caption that spoke to her father's snarky sense of humor:
"I hope they don't have the internet wherever you are. I feel like that would be counterproductive. Regardless, Happy Birthday to an angel," she wrote.
Last week, Frances revealed that she's sober following a several-year battle substance abuse.
As the daughter of two parents who struggled with addiction, the odds were stacked against Frances in terms of falling prey to the disease herself.
So the fact that she was able to not only get clean but to share her story with fans is all the more impressive.
Kurt's widow, Courtney Love, also paid tribute to the late rock star on social media.
"Happy birthday baby god I miss you," she captioned the photo below.
The years since her husband's death have often been tumultuous for Love, and she endured their own well-publicized battles with addiction.
Love has admitted to using heroin while pregnant and has been harshly criticized for some of her public behavior over the years, but against all odds, she seems to have turned things around recently.
She remains a popular cultural figure and has happily assisted in keeping Kurt's legacy alive for a generation of new music fans.
As another birthday passes for a legend who would likely still have many years of touring and recording ahead of him if he'd only survived his youth, it's hard not to dwell on what might have been.
But as teens who weren't yet born when Cobain died continue to sport Nirvana t-shirts, and artists like Post Malone cover songs like "All Apologies" one can only be grateful for the tremendous body of work this troubled soul left behind.


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What Are the Lifetime Costs of a Spinal Injury?
A serious spinal injury is one of the most severe injuries a human being can experience. A spinal cord injury almost always results in some form of paralysis, ranging from a relatively slight reduction of motor function up to total paralysis below the individual's neck.
Unfortunately, the medical costs involved in a spinal cord injury are equally severe. They are also long-lasting. An individual who experiences a severe spinal cord injury will have the highest medical costs during the first year after the injury, but the costs in subsequent years are still staggering. For a relatively healthy individual, the lifetime costs of even a relatively minor spinal cord injury are likely to be in excess of a million dollars.
This article will give you a brief overview of the types of spinal cord injuries, the costs you can expect to incur, and your options for getting these medical costs paid.Severity of Spinal Injuries
The two most important factors in determining the severity of a spinal cord injury are the level of the injury and the completeness of the damage. The level of an injury identifies the location of the vertebra damaged in the injury—an injury to one of the neck vertebrae, for example, will be more likely to cause extensive damage than an injury to one of the lower vertebrae.
The completeness of the injury refers to the extent of the damage to the spine. Injuries are either complete or incomplete. Complete injuries are the more severe of the two, leading to total paralysis below the site of the injury, while incomplete injuries generally allow some function past this point.
Spinal injuries can lead to tetraplegia, in which the individual loses motor capacity in both the arms and the legs, or paraplegia, where they lose movement in only the legs. Tetraplegia and paraplegia can be complete or incomplete. Lesser injuries can also result in some loss of motor function.Costs of Spinal Injuries
The lifetime costs of spinal injuries vary widely depending on the age of the individual and his or her health at the time of the injury. These estimates from The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation are not precise, but they should serve to help you gauge your likely costs. (Note: the costs outlined here do not include additional costs/indirect costs due to things like lost wages and productivity.)
High tetraplegia (injuring one of the first four cervical vertebrae) is estimated to cost $1,064,716 in the first year. Lifetime costs for a 25-year-old are estimated to be $4,724,181 and costs for a 50-year-old are estimated to be $2,596,329.
Low tetraplegia (an injury to one of the fifth through eighth cervical vertebrae) is estimated to cost $769,351 in the first year. Lifetime costs for a 25-year-old are estimated to be $3,451,781 and costs for a 50-year-old are estimated to be $2,123,154.
Paraplegia is estimated to cost $518,904 in the first year. Lifetime costs for a 25-year-old are estimated to be $2,310,104 and costs for a 50-year-old are estimated to be $1,516,052.
Incomplete motor function is estimated to cost $347,484 in the first year. Lifetime costs for a 25-year-old are estimated to be $1,578,274 and costs for a 50-year-old are estimated to be $1,113,990.How to Cover the Costs of a Spinal Injury?
If you have suffered a spinal injury, get in touch with a spinal injury attorney you can trust . As you can see, the costs of these injuries are more than the vast majority of Americans can afford. A capable attorney will be able to guide you through the legal process and help you get the personal injury compensation you deserve. You can get through this. Talk to a skilled attorney today.


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Impact of road humps on vehicles and their occupantsPublished6 September 2004ISBN1-84608-613-2AuthorJ Kennedy, C Oakley, S Summon, I Parry et alPages48ReferenceTRL614
ABSTRACT: A study has been undertaken by TRL and Millbrook Proving Ground for the Charging and Local Transport Division of the Department for Transport (DfT) to examine the impact of road humps on vehicles and their occupants. It involved testing of vehicles driven repeatedly over road humps, computer modelling of the road humps and vehicles, and biomechanical modelling of the human spine. Road humps have been shown in a number of studies to reduce vehicle speeds and accident frequency. They are the most effective traffic calming device currently available and are likely to be in common use for some time. In general, levels of discomfort are higher when humps are traversed at higher speeds and therefore humps cause discomfort to vehicle occupants if their vehicle is travelling too fast. This increased discomfort is the mechanism which persuades drivers to slow down. The widespread use of road humps has resulted in some members of the public complaining that humps cause long term damage to vehicle components, especially the suspension, and that they can cause damage to the undersides of vehicles with low ground clearance or to exhausts. Concern has also been raised about whether the use of road humps might cause or exacerbate back or other injuries. The study aimed to investigate objectively the possibility that road humps cause increased wear to vehicle components and injury to vehicle occupants and to suggest how these problems, if they exist, can be ameliorated. (A)
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Around 25 miles from central Edinburgh, Black Bull enjoys a prominent location in the pretty Scottish Borders town of Lauder. A family-owned hotel with an elegant restaurant and cozy bar, Black Bull sits on Market Place close to the local shops, and offers free Wi-Fi and free parking. Each room includes a TV, telephone, hairdryer and tea and coffee facilities. There is an private bathroom with shower or bath, and complementary toiletries. The dining room serves a variety of seasonal dishes making use of local meat, fish and game. The informal Harness Room bar provides a relaxing environment in which to enjoy cask ales, cocktails or wines. Black Bull can be found on the A68, running from Northumberland, just over 30 miles south, to the Scottish capital city of Edinburgh. The towns of Peebles and Berwick-upon-Tweed are both around 45 minutes from Lauder.


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The No. 6 Ohio State men's hockey team (19-8-5, 12-8-1-1 Big Ten) clinched second place in the Big Ten after it split its weekend series against No. 10 Minnesota (19-13-2, 10-10-2-1 Big Ten) in Minneapolis. The Buckeyes dropped Friday's game 2-1, then bounced back Saturday for a 2-1 shootout win.
Game 1
With a 22-save performance from sophomore goaltender Mat Robson, Minnesota took Game 1 of the weekend series by the score of 2-1.
Despite struggling to maintain offense, the Buckeyes came inches from sending the game to overtime when senior forward Matthew Weis hit the post with less than 40 seconds left in the game. The puck slid across the goal line before being swatted away by a Minnesota defender.
From the start, the Buckeyes never seemed to get settled into the game. They fought the puck, turning it over again and again, falling trap to the Gophers' speed game.
The Gophers got on the board first after a Buckeye turnover in the neutral zone, and junior forward Brent Gates Jr. capitalized later off a rebound, lifting the puck over sprawling redshirt junior goalie Sean Romeo.
Minnesota had the early advantage in play and a 13-5 lead in shots after one period.
Robson was the difference when the Buckeyes had offensive opportunities. With 17:11 left in the second period, Ohio State junior forward Brendon Kearney was alone in front of the goal. He was robbed by Robson's glove in a save-of-the-year candidate stop, which kept the Gophers in the lead.
Later in the period, Minnesota senior defenseman Jack Glover feathered a shot on net that got past Romeo for his first goal of the season. It also ended up being the eventual game-winning goal.
The Buckeyes added a power-play goal in the third period off the stick of sophomore defenseman Matt Miller, but it wasn't enough in the loss.
Ohio State didn't take a single penalty against the Gophers, stopping the top-ranked penalty kill from seeing the ice.
The Buckeye power play finished the night 1-for-3, giving Ohio State its only goal of the game.
Romeo finished with 26 saves on 28 shots in the loss on Friday night.
Game 2
Ohio State bounced back against Minnesota Saturday with a 2-1 shootout victory. Sophomore forward Tanner Laczynski and senior defenseman Gordi Myer scored in the shootout, while Romeo made 34 saves on 35 shots while also stopping seven of eight in the shootout.
The nation's top-ranked penalty kill went 3-for-3 in the game against a talented Minnesota power play with the goaltender being the Buckeyes' best penalty killer. Romeo kept his team in the game with several outstanding saves, including three full-extension saves with 1:08 left on a 5-on-3 power play for the Gophers.
In the second period, junior forward Mason Jobst finally got the Buckeyes the lead with a quick snapshot over the glove hand of Robson, allowing them to capitalize on a Gopher turnover in their zone for Jobsts' team-leading 14th goal of the season.
Ohio State had the edge in shots at 24-20 headed into the third period.
Halfway through the third, Minnesota tied the game on a shot from Gates Jr., his 11th of the season and second of the weekend series, but it didn't come without some controversy.
Seconds earlier, junior forward Freddy Gerard was on the receiving end of a late open ice hit by Minnesota sophomore defenseman Ryan Lindgren. Gerard was slow to get to the bench causing the Buckeyes to be outnumbered in the zone and the eventual tying goal.
The game moved past regulation, giving the teams an opportunity to grab the extra point in the standings.
The Buckeyes got the shootout win with stellar goaltending from Romeo and the game-winning goal off the stick of Myer that beat Robson to his stick side.
Ohio State clinched second place in the Big Ten with the shootout win, giving them home ice in the upcoming Big Ten tournament.
The Ohio State power play failed to score on two attempts.
Minnesota goaltender Robson was fantastic, making 38 saves on 39 shots in a losing effort.