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The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the views of the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer nor that of Health Canada.
Our Core Project Team comprises a group of researchers, healthcare providers, data/technical analysts and trainees. The team is highly interdisciplinary, spanning the domains of medicine, psychology, nursing, nutrition, economics, statistics, epidemiology, informatics and health law. It brings together significant expertise from three CIHR New Emerging Teams (NET) in palliative EOL care, two CIHR strategic training initiative (STI) in health research, a CIHR Partnership in Health System Initiative (PHSI) in timely EOL access, and a CIHR Interdisciplinary Team Grant on drug policy, where a great deal of collaboration has already been established. In addition, our team can provide excellent analytical training/mentorship in EOL care surveillance. We can offer advanced scientific and methodological training in computer-assisted quality improvement, evidence-based decision making and information management/analysis not available elsewhere. While Victoria and Edmonton are the two primary sites where intensive training/mentoring is offered, we plan to create a virtual community of learning using communication technologies and facilitative processes to allow Network team, partners/collaborators to interact in real-time on a regular basis. The team member roles and qualifications are summarized in Exhibit 9 and brief description follows on the next page. Their resumes and references are in the Core Project Team Member Profile document provided in Schedule C - D3 Form.
|Team Member||Key Role||Title and Affiliation||Expertise|
|Francis Lau PhD||Co-lead, overall management||Associate Professor, School of Health Information Science, University of Victoria (UVic), BC||Health informatics|
|Michael Downing MD||Co-lead, liaison, KT, design info products||Research Director, Victoria Hospice Society, BC, Adjunct Professor UVic and UBC||Palliative medicine|
|Mary Lesperance PhD, PStat||Statistical methods and algorithms||Professor, Dept of Mathematics and Statistics, UVic, BC||Medical statistics|
|Nola Ries MPA, LLM||Privacy, data access legislations||Adjunct Assistant Professor, Health Information Science, UVic, BC; Research Associate, U of A Health Law Institute||Health law and privacy legislations|
|Barbara McLeod RN, MSN||Design/use of info products, KT||Clinical Nurse Specialist, Burnaby Hospice Palliative Care Program, Fraser Health Authority; also Adjunct Professor, School of Nursing, UBC||Palliative care|
|Jeff Barnett BSc (Pharm), MSc||Design/use of info products, KT||Director of Clinical Informatics, BC Cancer Agency, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Health Info Science, UVic||Health informatics, pharmacy|
|Malcolm Maclure SD||Patient safety in EOL care, KT||BC Patient Safety Chair, Faculty of Medicine, UBC; Adjunct Prof, Health Info Science, UVic; Research Director, Pharmaceutical Services Division, BC Ministry of Health||Clinical and health services epidemiology|
|Vickie Baracos PhD||Survival analysis & predictor variables||Professor in Palliative Medicine, Dept of Oncology, University of Alberta, AB||Nutrition, metabolism|
|Konrad Fassbender PhD||Economic analysis, data access/use, KT||Assistant Professor, Dept of Oncology, U of A, AB||Health economics|
|Robin Fainsinger MD||Design/use of info products, KT||Director, Div of Palliative Medicine at U of A and Capital Health Regional Palliative Care Program||Palliative medicine|
|Cheryl Nekolaichuk PhD||Secondary analysis on burden of dying||Assistant Professor, Dept of Oncology, U of A, AB; Registered Psychologist, Caritas Health||Health psychology (psycho-oncology), palliative care|
|Craig Kuziemsky PhD||Ottawa dataset access/use||Assistant Professor, School of Management, University of Ottawa, Ontario||Health informatics|
|Ju Yang BSc||Senior data analyst||Research analyst, Health Information Science, UVic, BC||Health informatics, data analysis, statistics|
|Dennis Lee MSc||Junior data/technical analyst||Research analyst, Health Information Science, UVic, BC||Health informatics, e-learning, website design|
|Heather Jennings BSc||Junior data analyst||Research analyst, Health Information Science, UVic, BC||Health informatics, data analysis, statistics|
|Jin Huang BSc||Junior data analyst||Analyst, CIHI - Western Office||Health Data Analyst, Statistics, Health Information|
|New-hires||Data analysts||Part-time analysts to be hired by Network partners||Data query/extraction|
|New-hires||Technical analysts||Part-time analysts to be hired by Network partners||Data extraction routine design/development|
Exhibit 9. A list of the Core Project Team members with their roles and qualifications.
Francis is a co-principal applicant responsible for the creation, coordination and operation of the Network. Francis' current research is in palliative care informatics, where he examines the use of information systems by clinicians/managers in EOL decision making. He has experience managing large-scale multi-institutional initiatives, programs and teams. During 2002-07 Francis was the PI of a CIHR Strategic Training Program grant in health informatics. Francis is now co-PI of a CIHR New Emerging Team grant on overcoming communication barriers in EOL transitions and the PHSI study to enhance timely EOL access, and co-chair of the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control BC/Yukon (CSCC BC/Y) Hospice Palliative End-of-life (HPEOL) Common Data Set Working Group to develop common HPEOL data standards.
Michael is a co-principal applicant responsible for co-leading the Network in the design of information products, KT and coordination with partners/collaborators. Michael is the co-PI of our CIHR-NET and PHSI initiatives for Vancouver Island and co-chair of the CSCC BC/Yukon HPEOL Common Data Set Working Group. He is a practicing palliative medicine physician and Research Director at Victoria Hospice with 25+ years experience in clinical and secondary use of health information, including health system performance analysis/reporting.
Mary is a co-applicant responsible for statistical methods and analytic algorithm design for the team. Mary is Founding Director of the Statistical Consulting Centre at UVic that offers statistical advice and services to researchers at the university and beyond. Mary is a member of the research team in our CIHR-NET and PHSI initiatives providing expert guidance on statistical data analysis/interpretation. She has been instrumental in leading our EOL survival analysis and survival nomogram design.
Nola is a co-applicant responsible for legislative and legal issues in patient data access for the Network. Nola teaches and conducts research in health care law, public health law and privacy law, with a focus on privacy issues in health research and informatics. She has expertise in Canadian privacy laws and policies, has written major research reports and educational modules on health information and surveillance for national health organizations. She serves on research ethics boards and has assisted organizations in privacy impact assessments.
Barbara is a co-applicant responsible for assisting in the design /use of the information products and KT. Barbara is a Registered Nurse with a wealth of knowledge, clinical experiences and expertise in hospice palliative care including Hospice Palliative Care Accreditation processes. Barbara is an original member of CSCC BC/Yukon HPEOL Common Data Set Working Group and is co-investigator in the CIHR funded research study entitled, Access to Care at the End of Life: Encounters between Home Care Nurses and Family Caregivers. (2008).
Jeff is a co-applicant responsible for access/use of the BC Cancer Agency (BCCA) datasets, assisting in design/use of information products and KT. Jeff has extensive experience as information analyst and database administrator. In his previous role as a pharmacy information analyst he has worked on projects involving the implementation and ongoing maintenance of pharmacy and health care databases related to cancer care and treatment.
Malcolm is a co-applicant responsible for KT and the design of information products with focus on patient safety in EOL care. Malcolm is a health services epidemiologist specialized in methodology, with expertise in pharmaceutical policy research and KT studies. He is PI of a CIHR Interdisciplinary Team Grant in drug policy related to forecasting, financing, governance, public values and evidence.
Vickie is a co-applicant responsible for access/use of datasets from the Alberta Capital Health Palliative Care Program. Vickie's research is in understanding/managing cancer cachexia-associated malnutrition and weight loss. She is PI of a CIHR-NET on cancer-associated malnutrition and wasting, and co-investigator in a CIHR-STI in translational cancer research. Vickie is currently studying survival prediction based on nutritional features of cancer patients and blood work.
Konrad is a co-applicant responsible for the economic analysis methods, facilitating dataset access/use in Alberta and KT. Konrad is a health economics/services researcher with expertise in health services utilization and performance reviews especially in HPEOL care. He has published extensively in scientific journals and commissioned studies, for example studies into the effects of health reform and technological change on health/economic outcomes of dying patients and their families. Konrad has developed tools to measure the cost and performance associated with financing and delivery of health/social services.
Robin is a co-applicant responsible for design/use of the information products and KT for the Network. Robin is a co-investigator of a CIHR-NET on cancer pain management. He has conducted numerous studies into the design/use of clinical assessment tools in palliative care. Robin's present research focus is on developing a TNM Staging System for cancer pain.
Cheryl is a co-applicant responsible for secondary analysis especially in burden of disease/dying from psycho-social and needs aspects. Cheryl is a registered Psychologist with expertise in psychosocial oncology and palliative care. Her clinical/research interests are in biopsychosocial aspects of life-threatening illness, including psychosocial aspects of pain and suffering; experience of hope at end of life; symptom assessment in palliative EOL care; and measurement and evaluation in vulnerable populations.
Craig is a co-applicant responsible for liaising with our Ottawa partner on dataset access/use and KT with an emphasis on policy/practice impact. Since 2006, Craig has been involved in developing a research program for palliative care informatics to enhance the design and development of information systems to support palliative practice/program development. This work has taken place at local, provincial and national levels. He has also made a methodological contribution to the design, implementation and evaluation of information systems through combining participatory design and grounded-theory methodologies. These have been applied to domain and task ontology development and the application of such ontologies to information system design.
Ju is the data analyst responsible for coordinating the extraction, consolidation, and analysis/reporting of datasets for the Network. Ju is a physician trained in China with a Masters degree in Medicine from Tongji Medical University in China, and a BSc in Health Informatics from UVic. She has worked as a research assistant in different database related projects at the School. Ju is currently the data analyst for our CIHR-NET and PHSI initiatives responsible for all statistical data analysis/reporting using multiple anonymized EOL datasets.
Dennis is the technical analyst responsible for designing the Web-based technology platform for our Network, and a junior data analyst to learn EOL cancer surveillance methods. Dennis recently graduated from UVic with a MSc in health informatics. He is currently engaged in research relating to clinical terminologies and data standards such as SNOMED CT, ICD and HL7 in palliative care. He also has a background in web application development and worked as the Asia Pacific Web Developer in DuPont, Singapore prior to coming to Canada.
Heather is the project coordinator and junior data analyst responsible for extraction/use of the HPEOL datasets and learning of EOL cancer surveillance methods. Heather has a BSc in Mathematics and is now completing her MSc in Health Informatics degree at UVic. She has worked as a co-op student in different healthcare organizations and departments e.g. Performance Monitoring and Improvement, and IM/IT at Vancouver Island Health Authority, and Clinical Informatics at BC Cancer Agency.
Jin is the junior data analyst responsible for analysis of the BC Cancer Agency dataset. Ju has two BSc degrees, one in Computer Science and another in Health Information Science. She is currently completing her MSc in Health Information Science at Uvic. She has extensive experience with a variety of Canadian Institute for Health Information health databases including DAD, NACRS, National Trauma Registry as well as other databases such as Vital Statistics. She was one of the primary analysts for CIHI Western jurisdictions EOL study and has also contributed to producing other CIHI reports such as Alternative Level of Care in Canada, Hospitalizations, Early Revisions and Infections Following Joint Replacement Surgery.


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Hartnell Aiming for Return to Winner’s Circle in Underwood Stakes
Trainer James Cummings is planning to switch things up a bit with regard to racing tactics when he fields his star galloper Hartnell in the Group 1 Underwood Stakes at Caulfield Racecourse on Sunday.
Hopefully, racing fans will be sufficiently recovered from the AFL Grand Final and not too far along in their preparations for the NRL Grand Final.
Hartnell has been money in his two starts this season, winning first up in the PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield and then running well the Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington, where only Humidor got to the line ahead of him.
Cummings plans to let Hartnell have more time to settle, despite the fact that Hartnell did well running near the front.
According to his remarks published in the Herald Sun, “He (Hartnell) steps out to the 1800m here in the Underwood and he’ll be well suited,” Cummings said. “We’d love to ride him with a little bit of cover this time, a little more neutrally from the barriers. I was delighted to see him pull up quite well from what was a tough run in the Makybe Diva Stakes. He had to burn the candle at both ends and he was able to hold off the challenges and battle on bravely for second.”
Hartnell is now at Caulfield, where he was given a little gallop during the week. “I think he’s really ready to attack the line and he showed real sharpness in his gallop at Caulfield on Tuesday morning and the reports from the team in Melbourne are really strong,” Cummings said.
Cummings has other eggs in the basket for Sunday. He plans to run It’s Somewhat in the Group 1 Sir Rupert Clark Stakes (1400 m). It will be It’s Somewhat’s first race on the spring, so throwing him into a Group 1 seems to be an instance of throwing caution to the wind, which is to say, it’s somewhat of a risky choice.


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On the weekend of December 5th, 2008, a group of young people, from the UCC Chapel on the Hills in Seminole, Florida, and from the UCC Church by the Sea in Miami, Florida, traveled to Central Florida for a farm worker immersion trip. The group had been preparing, fundraising and collecting donations for a Christmas youth event in Pierson, Florida. The idea was that the group would learn about farm worker issues and that they would coordinate a youth-for-youth event in this farm worker community. This inspiring group of young people was able to collect 45 gift cards, toiletries, food, clothes, etc while they learned about the need of justice for farm workers and their families!
On Friday, December 6, 2008, Chapel on the Hills Youth Group, made up of 9 kids determined to help, departed for Lake Helen. Our mission, to receive a better understanding of how hard it is to be a migrant farm worker, help farm workers’ families and help fix the process of how oranges get from their trees to our mouths.
When we left for the Orange Crops, we were both excited and anxious. When we pulled up to the orange groves we thought it was gonna be a piece of cake, but we soon found that it was a lot harder than it looked. After three and a half hours of picking oranges we were exhausted and felt sympathy for the migrant workers. We picked about 13,000 pounds of oranges.
Afterwards we talked about how much migrant workers must work to make a decent amount of money. With their salary, we figured, we would have been paid about $4.00 an hour. To me, words can’t describe how ridiculous that is, that is why we are making an effort to change it.
Saturday, December 7, many people were enjoying the last day of their weekend by relaxing and resting. But 15 youth from across Florida were having a Christmas party for those less fortunate- children from Pierson, a small farm worker community in central Florida.
We had a fiesta with these teenagers who in many ways are just like us- they want to make the world a better place, they worry about school and friends, and everything else that goes on in a teenager’s life. The purpose of the gathering was to reach out and help these people who are less fortunate than we are.
We presented them with Christmas gift cards, clothes, toiletries, and oranges that we had picked the day before. We ate traditional style Mexican food, and talked about how we can help them and their community. We went there thinking about the difference we would be making in their lives but none of us expected the difference they would make in ours. They taught us how to be happy no matter what, and they really showed us how lucky we are to be able to lead the lives we have. This day of gift giving turned out to also be one of receiving.

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Simon commented: “Knowing when to invest is just as important as knowing where. Urban regeneration schemes can take decades to complete and not all investors want to wait that long to realise fully the profits of their investment.
“That’s why it’s key to look at each particular regeneration area in detail, to understand the varying factors at play and to consider the kind of development that is likely to reap the most rewards when it comes to capital growth.”
Liverpool is a case in point. The city is currently home to £14 billion worth of investment opportunities, with significant regeneration schemes changing the shape of multiple areas at once.
Clarke recommends identifying investment opportunities that benefit from the work taking place in multiple regeneration zones, all with varying timescales.
That way, the investor can realise a profit even if they withdraw their investment before work in each of the zones is complete, as the impact of the various works should still combine to drive up property prices in the area of overlap.
An example of this in action is The Metalworks in Liverpool. The 319 luxurious apartments are on the next road along from the commercial business district regeneration zone, facing directly into it.
Regeneration work there is currently in the consultation phase but is expected to continue for some 15-20 years. The Metalworks is also on the edge of the 60-hectare Liverpool Waters regeneration area, which got the green light for construction work to proceed back in 2013.
Then there’s the nearby Ten Streets project – an ambitious regeneration zone that will transform around 125 acres of former dockland into an exciting new district.
The Metalworks thus benefits from its proximity to three sizeable regeneration zones, each with its own timescale and likely impact on Liverpool and its property prices.
Simon added: “It’s also important to consider the likely future demand for the investment – who will the property attract in terms of tenants?
“How attuned is it with the future focus and vibe of the nearby regeneration areas? All of this comes into play when choosing the right property in which to invest.”
The Metalworks again ticks all the boxes in this respect. The spacious one- and two-bedroom apartments have been designed with city centre renters in mind.
The two-bed homes, for example, also include two bathrooms, making them ideal for sharers as well as for couples and small families.
The homes are also complemented by superb on-site facilities, from the prettily laid out communal gardens to the state-of-the-art gym.
The presence of secure, underground parking and a concierge service will also appeal to professionals working in the adjacent commercial business district.
In terms of timescale, investing at an early stage of a particular development can also reap rewards. The Metalworks has just announced the appointment of its main contractor – Goodwin Construction Group.
Investing at the point that work begins means that there is excellent scope for the value of the real estate to rise even before it is ready to be tenanted (late 2020, in the case of The Metalworks).
This is particularly true of Liverpool, where property prices are regularly among the fastest rising of all the UK’s urban areas, shooting up by 5% in May according to hometrack.
Simon concluded: “Understanding the area in depth will help with the identification of the right project and the right time in terms of the regeneration work already underway and any proposed future schemes.
“The value of local knowledge should never be underestimated when it comes to selecting the perfect regeneration zone investment.”
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As local government leaders, our top priorities are the health, safety, and welfare of our residents, visitors, and employees. We know COVID-19 (coronavirus) will impact our community. While the full extent remains uncertain, we know that we must all take immediate steps to slow the spread of the virus today.
Our government agencies are also working to ensure that the delivery of essential public services continues. We are taking all necessary steps to make sure we continue to deliver critical police, fire, and emergency dispatch services and maintain public infrastructure. Our agencies have taken measures to appropriately equip our first responders to protect themselves and those they serve. We continue to work closely with the Champaign-Urbana Public Health District to make sure the public has accurate and up-to-date information.
Government leaders and public health officials across Champaign County remain in constant communication to ensure we are addressing this concern together. We call on all members of our community to join us in taking any and all measures possible to slow the spread of this virus. Some actions you can take include:
- Follow public health guidelines regarding proper hygiene
- Stay home if you are ill
- Avoid large public gatherings.
We are also deciding which government-sponsored events and meetings will be postponed or canceled in order to reduce public exposure to the virus. For information about cancelations of city or county meetings please visit our respective websites: champaignil.gov, urbanaillinois.us, or co.champaign.il.us.
For more detailed information, we encourage our community to consult reputable sources of information, including the Champaign-Urbana Public Health District Facebook page or the Illinois Department of Public Health or Centers for Disease Control websites.
The situation is continuously changing and we ask for your patience as we work to slow the spread of this virus and provide essential services to the community. We will provide updates on our Facebook pages and websites.
Mayor Deborah Frank Feinen, City of Champaign
Mayor Diane Wolfe Marlin, City of Urbana
County Executive Darlene Kloeppel, Champaign County

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More than 1,000 Jewish pilgrims blocked from Ukraine over coronavirus fears
The border guards breastplate, and has been policed order to enter the region from development. Russia is closed to foreigners since August.
Ukrainian limit foreigners to give food, water, he said.
Abraham Shapira, and he was the border of Israel told CNN Kiev to Tel Aviv flight planning immediately book for four weeks because he heard closed.
When he got to the airport, said the flight was canceled and booked new tickets to Kiev via London. In London, after his flight was canceled, but that he could book a ticket to Belarus.
He praised the government of Belarus received for providing “all the services needed by the pilgrims crossing the border, saying it offered to provide Belarusians developer to bring travelers directly to Marrob and the return of Belarus to stay for two days.
Shapira added, the group does not “see any citizen of Ukraine. It is not a danger to others. I have come to pray for the world, because it is only there to pray for me.”
And our country prepared to take responsibility for all of them and, of course, organize the process as safely as possible, for example, does not affect the status of the disease Covid rate, “said the press secretary of President Alexander Lukashenko’s birthday Eismont said the statement.

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URBA.TEAM is the Art & Build internal centre of expertise in town planning and land development. This expertise is distinguished by a rigorous approach and action that is future-looking, environmental and social in nature.
The first objective of the methodological action is to extract, display and use the advantages, the weaknesses and the potentialities of the site. Art & Build develops its projects with an eye to urbanistic integration, the environmental factor and to the foreseeable development of the context. It does this in terms of the existing de facto and legal situation, as well as the situation projected in the medium or long term.
As regards town planning, Art & Build is developing a prospective action that goes beyond just the objective data from analysising the territory. The social, cultural, economic and environmental aspects transcend strict considerations of urbanism and open a field of possibilities that only a forward looking approach covering the whole spectrum can permit.
The environmental action here takes on its sense to the extent that the development of "large territories" involves a broad consideration on the density of construction, the permeability of the ground, sunlight, use of local natural resources (production, recovery), economic and energy efficiency, mobility, safety and accessibility for all
social concerns are central in the sense that if the spacial organisation of the City displays a social organisation of its occupants, then it can also be the catalyst for a new Quality of Life.
Finally, Art & Build also is committed to never lose sight of the human scale. Our expertise extends to developing the surroundings and the public spaces in an effort to revitalise the entire urban fabric.

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Disasters of the natural type continue to occupy our attention.
Tropical Cyclone NORU is still active over the South China Sea, leaving 12 dead in Philippines, and 6 still missing, 16 fatalities in Northern Cambodia, and 1 in Thailand. Injuries in the region top 100, and more than 50 000 people are displaced. Moderate to heavy rainfall is still being experienced in Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand
Tropical Cyclone FIONA did in fact reach Canada in the week, much to my surprise, impacting the eastern provinces, resulting in a few deaths and lots of structural damage to property. Fortunately, it has blown itself out now, and the Caribbean islands and Canada can proceed with mopping-up activities.
But in its wake, a new storm, to become Tropical Storm (or Hurricane) IAN, was given an orange alert level last Sunday, as it arose below Cuba on the map, crossed the western end of Cuba in a northerly direction, and strengthened to a category 4 storm before it struck the west coast of Florida. Wind speeds of up to 220 km/h were forecast in its path.
On Tuesday, it was announced that Cuba had activated its National Emergency Network, and was using the 40 meter frequencies of 7110 or 7120 KHz for emergency communications. Carlos CO2JC requested the amateur radio community to guard these frequencies until the network was decommissioned.
The entire island state of Cuba lost its electricity supply as a result of the storm, a few deaths were initially reported, and then a small boatload of migrants, some 23 in all, apparently went missing, as the boat apparently sank at sea during the storm. By Wednesday only a part of Cuba had regained power.
On Tuesday, the ARRL issued a communique noting that Amateur Radio Emergency Service® (ARES®) groups and volunteers had ramped up preparations as the National Hurricane Centre (NHC) reported that Hurricane Ian continued quickly to intensify. The Hurricane Watch Net was active and operating on 14.325 MHz.
By Wednesday afternoon, IAN was just west of the Florida coastline, and a red alert for its forecast devastation had been issued. Florida’s Governor had activated the National Guard, and at least two and a half million people had been advised to evacuate their homes in IAN’s path. It was expected that IAN would cross the mid-zone of the Florida panhandle, move out into the Atlantic and then come ashore again on the border between Georgia and South Carolina on Friday afternoon.
GDACS was expecting that at least 5 million people would be exposed to wind speeds of 120km/h or more.
ARRL Director of Emergency Management Josh Johnston, KE5MHV, said many ARRL Amateur Radio Emergency Service® (ARES®) volunteers and their groups were involved across Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. ARRL had previously deployed Ham Aid kits in the region. The kits include amateur radio equipment for disaster response when communications equipment is unavailable.
Bobby Graves, KB5HAV, Net Manager for the Hurricane Watch Net (HWN), said the net is now transitioning from receiving weather data to gathering post-storm reports. “These reports include damage and areas that are flooded,” said Graves. “This gives the forecasters additional information they need. Also, since FEMA has an office in the National Hurricane Centre, they look over these reports to get a bigger picture of what has happened, which in turn helps them to get help and humanitarian assistance where it is needed.”
Graves added that the HWN will be assisting with emergency, priority, and any Health and Welfare Traffic. The net may continue operations for days. The HWN will issue an after-action report to detail the number of amateur radio operators who participated on the net.
Thanks to the ARRL Newsletter for various aspects of these notes.
By Thursday night, at least 12 deaths had been reported, 700 rescues of individuals had taken place and 15000 were still sheltering in centres. Definitely not just your average storm!
And please accept my apologies for all this doom and gloom!
A planning meeting for the next National Nuclear Regulatory Koeberg Emergency Exercise, on 4th November, will take place this coming Thursday afternoon. HAMNET Western Cape is again invited to attend. Part of the agenda will surround a further debrief of the exercise held in September. More news, if there is any, next week.
I’m happy to report that, if you didn’t hear about it, NASA was extraordinarily accurate with its catty on Tuesday morning early, and managed to hit the little moon, Dimorphos, of the asteroid Didymos, slap bang amidships, with its DART satellite at a distance of about 11 million kilometres. Not too shabby, when you remember that Dimorphos is about the size of a rugby stadium, or roughly 30 giraffes in diameter!
Dart was travelling at 22500 km/h when it struck Dimorphos, and was expected to change the speed of the travelling moon, and thus its trajectory, by a fraction of one percent! The satellite adjusted its own trajectory to hit Dimorphos just slightly to the side of head-on, and is expected to shift Dimorphos’ orbit into a slightly lower, and thus faster one around Didymos.
So, we wait with baited breath to hear if Dimorphos’ orbit has been shifted by the impact of the satellite roughly the size of a vending machine, or perhaps one of our President’s prize buffaloes. I can hardly control my impatience.
Thank you to the BBC and NASA for this diagram.
Believe it or not, a cubesat called LICIACube, was launched with DART, and given the important task of taking pictures prior to the collision and then flying away and taking pictures of the wreckage left behind.3 days ago. You have to be impressed at the way NASA thinks of everything!
This is clearly a proof-of-concept mission. If Dimorphos is moved into a new orbit by the impact, then the world has a trump card up its sleeve to play one day if an earth-threatening asteroid is every discovered. That will be great news indeed.
This is Dave Reece ZS1DFR, reporting for HAMNET in South


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Washington, May 7: Researchers have developed a bold new design modeled after “Swiss cheese” for thin film solar cells that requires significantly less silicon – and may boost their efficiency.
The team at Oerlikon Solar in Switzerland and the Institute of Physics’ photovoltaic group focused their new design on optically thick cells that are strongly absorbing, while the distance between the electrodes remains very tight.
“Our new 3D design of solar cells relies on the mature, robust absorber deposition technology of plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition, which is a technology already used for amorphous silicon-based electronics produced for liquid crystal displays,” said Milan Vanecek.
“We just added a new nanostructured substrate for the deposition of the solar cell.
This nanostructured substrate consists of an array of zinc oxide (ZnO) nanocolumns or, alternatively, from a “Swiss cheese” honeycomb array of micro-holes or nano-holes etched into the transparent conductive oxide layer (ZnO).
“This latter approach proved successful for solar cell deposition,” Vanecek added.
Researchers have described their design in the American Institute of Physics’ journal Applied Physics Letters. (ANI)

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Inside EXPR’s Results
The company reported earnings of $41.8 million, or 49 cents per share, down from $47.9 million, or 57 cents per share, a year ago. Analysts expected to see EPS of 46 cents.
Sales increased to $725.8 million from $715.9 million. Analysts expected to see revenue of $712.94 million.
Looking ahead to the first quarter, the company expects to see adjusted EPS between 11 cents and 14 cents. Analysts expect to see EPS of 11 cents.
For FY2015, adjusted net income is expected to be between 93 cents and $1.07. Analysts expect to see EPS of 99 cents.
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The grand opus of a motion picture score (over 90 minutes of original music), 7 SPLINTERS IN TIME, is now available on a plethora of streaming platforms. The soundtrack, which took me over two-years to create, is released by the good folks at sonaBLAST! Records. Listen/buy now!
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A Surry Hills cafe doing decadent Asian-influenced brunches and lunches.
It can sometimes be hard for cafes to stand out in this city. With so many places peddling their wares, it's not the easiest thing for operators to find their niche — the one little difference that puts them before the rest. I mean, something as simple as geographic location is usually the clincher when I decide where to eat in the morning. At Sticky Fingers, which is nestled in the backstreets of Surry Hills, they've gone for a strongly Asian-influenced menu for both brunch and lunch that tends towards a sweet Sunday morning decadence.
The fit-out in the café is a classic, semi-industrial chic that shows off the history of the building and the suburb. There's a communal table and plenty of space for a few groups, but the option for more intimate dining is there as well. It's a place that caters for everyone, and this is obvious from the menu, as well as the décor.
Look out for breakfast items like the pulled pork Benedict, served on a soft bun and garnished with a forest of fried sweet potato shavings ($18). The pork itself is lovely, not too dry and not too salty, and the overall dish a massive undertaking — perfect for a hungover or famished patron. The lunch menu takes the Asian influence a bit more seriously, with the inclusion of dishes like a succulent duck stir fry ($17). The duck, which can be so easy to overcook, is soft and delicious; a sharp sauce with a subtle umami binds protein, rice and crisp vegetables together.
As is the norm, the coffee rotates regularly (depending on how you take your Joe), and comes from Marrickville's Golden Cobra. It's tops and the Bloody Marys are incredible. All in all, it's a comfortable, welcoming joint with a varied menu that caters for everyone without ever compromising the cafe's brand.

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Divorce too often harms children, as well as each member of the couple. Divorce coaching provides you a divorce process to protect your childrens’ future through effective co-parenting
I offer two approaches to divorce coaching—couple divorce coaching and the collaborative law divorce process.
One approach is to work with one or both members of the couple myself to help guide the process for the benefit of each member of the couple, and other family members, especially children.
Another approach is to use the collaborative law process. In that case, I work as one member of a team, either as a mental health coach or a child specialist. Other members of the team include other mental health coaches, attorneys with special training in collaborative law, and sometimes a financial specialist.
Both of these approaches are quite different from either marriage counseling or marriage mediation in that, in the case of divorce coaching, the decision to divorce has already been made. If you are having trouble or conflicts in your marriage, and you want help, even if you are considering divorce, the process that I recommend would be either marriage and family counseling or mediation. I offer both of those services in my drop down menu under Personal Change Services.
In divorce coaching, in most often involves a combination of mediation for making decisions about property, assets and children, and coaching for bringing out your best behavior and best emotions in what can often be a troubling and contentious process. Most often I work with both individuals. Sometimes I work with only one member of the couple.
Collaborative law is a process of ending a marriage that focuses on maintaining positive, healthy, long-term relationships for all concerned, especially children. It does this by assembling a diverse team of specialists who apply needed skills to the process of turning a potentially contentious, stressful divorce with irreparable damage done to relationships of many family members, into a healthy process of redefining and renegotiation roles towards other-than-marriage bonds. These bonds include co-parenting, as well as, sometimes, friendship.
Collaborative law teams can include the following professional collaborative law specialists: attorneys, child specialists, financial specialists, and mental health coach specialists.
Husbands and wives contemplating a divorce can pursue collaborative through contacting any of these specialists to start the process.
The key advantages of collaborative law approaches to divorce include these:
Too often, traditional, non-collaborative divorce causes unnecessary pain. This pain comes from a purely adversarial process frequently ignores the future, especially for the emotional continuity needed for children to be happy.
Most divorcing couples, when they get to the essence of their long-term goals, want their children to experience cooperative co-parents and key family events such as weddings and graduations, as well as for holiday celebrations.
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Joe/Boy is quite an unexpected treat. Situated in a converted industrial unit on an industrial estate in Peckham, stepping into The Last Refuge is like stepping into another world. Joe/Boy is a pairing of two one-act, one-man monologues written by Hywel John. They explore the divisions within London, the lives of Londoners and feelings of being lost and of being found.
The first of the two, Joe, is performed by the impeccable Jay Taylor. The monologue follows two Joes whose lives violently collide for an instant in a Wetherspoons, before they separate again. The piece doesn’t give all the answers to the audience, and this ambiguity is its greatest strength. Taylor delivers both characters’ perspectives on the event, and flips between the two at the drop of a hat – no, quicker. It is thrilling to watch. Hywel John’s writing makes the mundane, special and the every-day, fascinating. Natalie Ibu’s subtle, simple, character-centric direction is completely appropriate. The production seems to take a lot from Grotowski’s ‘poor theatre’ – there is no elaborate set, no fancy lighting or costumes. The spectacle is the actor and his voice, body, performance. Taylor creates a striking relationship with the audience, which is admirable considering he embodies two characters simultaneously. Elliot Grigg’s cold, subtle lighting is effective and follows through the emphasis on the actor rather than any other theatrical distractions.
Boy is the second monologue of the pairing, and it is less enthralling than the first. Despite actor Christopher Knott’s hard work and commitment, it is simply quite difficult to relate to the character depicted. The narrative follows an unnamed man sat in a Wetherspoons telling us about his ‘boy’, about how much he loves his ‘boy’. Again, the piece is dripping with ambiguity but in this case it makes the piece a little too impenetrable for those who are hearing it for the first time. The man’s constant reiterations of “Don’t look at me like that, I know that look” addressed to the audience seem to dictate how we should be feeling, and this doesn’t entirely work. This is a shame, because again the direction and acting are strong, and the production intriguing. The narrative of the piece is good, and the writing otherwise strong; it does show potential.
Having said that, however, this is a commendable work. It is exploratory and experimental, and there is a great deal of talent on show. Despite imperfections, it is thrilling to see new talent being nurtured and supported. Long may it continue.
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By Aminu Ahmed Garko
Sokoto – The Sokoto Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) said on Thursday that no fewer than 134 suspects were arrested in eight months with 118.695 kgs of cannabis sativa otherwise called marijuana in the state.
Alhaji Musba’u Idris, the state Commander of the agency, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Sokoto that 132 of the suspects were male, while four were female.
The state commander said that 45 of the suspects had already been convicted.
He solicited the support of the general public to volunteer useful information that would assist the command in dealing with hard drugs syndicate operating in the state.


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Wednesday, September 21, 2011
The New SFPUC EcoPalace Arises
The on-again, off-again plans to construct an expensive, ecologically advanced new headquarters for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission are not only on-again, but the building is slated to be completed by next summer.
According to Dan Schreiber at the SF Examiner: "The cost to build the project is estimated at $140 million, but the bill rises to $205 million once design services and things such as furniture are added to the mix. Planners had estimated the cost at $190 million."
The original plans were scrapped and construction was suspended in 2008 because the newly appointed SFPUC director Ed Harrington decided that it was another one of Gavin Newsom's outrageously expensive pie-in-the-sky initiatives and he temporarily pulled the plug. Harrington never stated that publicly, since he'd just been appointed to the position by Newsom, but it was fairly obvious when reading between the lines.
The escalating expensive design was "modified" after plenty of lobbying for the project to continue, including Chronicle architecural critic John King back in 2008 (click here).
The pagoda style finish at the corner of Golden Gate and Polk above is rather stylish, but creating a completely transparent, 13-story glass building for a rich, powerful city department that has flourished on backroom deals for decades seems like something of an architectural oxymoron. It's a good bet there will be serious curtain hanging within a year of its being inhabited.


- Mention of digital assets returned to the company’s website
- Earlier, the co-founder of the fund published an extensive post in which he stated that Paradigm is committed to cryptocurrency.
- But before that, the company tried to distance itself from the “problem” sector
- Instead, the firm was going to invest in AI startups.
At the end of May, we wrote that the venture capital investment company Paradigm shifted the focus of investments to the “frontier sectors”. Prior to this, the portfolio of the company included exclusively cryptocurrency startups.
The news leaked to the media from an insider was never commented on by the company. Later, in June, Paradigm introduced a new Ethereum client.
Later, the company noted that they intend to invest in AI. Allegedly, artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency should not be positioned as competitors. And these are complementary sectors.
In the same post, project co-founder Matt Huang stated that the company is more committed to cryptocurrencies than ever before.
And so, when experts started talking about the beginning of a bull-run in the market, the company became interested in digital assets again. Users noticed that the mention of cryptocurrency was returned to the project website:
The situation caused laughter and a flood of memes from the audience, and under the discussion thread, Huang was asked what Paradigm would focus on next. And whether the mention of digital assets will remain in the event of the next recession.


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Monday, January 05, 2009
Nightmares of Bat Child- Help!
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Snuggle Bug has been suffering from some pretty terrifying nightmares lately. It started about a week ago, he came racing into our room in the middle of the night terrified and crying! He scrambled into our bed and plastered himself to my side, his little heart slamming furiously against his ribcage! All I could get out of him is that he was afraid of "Bat Child." It took him a while to fall asleep, even in our bed.
Bat Child is a friendly character out of a Halloween book by Mercer Mayer. I haven't read that book to him since about Halloween. For some reason, Bat Child is now a terror to him.
For the past week he's cried when we get him into his bed for the evening. He wants me to hold him like a baby and rock him for as long as I'll allow it. He wants me to sing to him. He wants me to hold his hand. He wants me to lay next to him. He does everything in his power to stall having to be alone in his room at night time.
I know that his fears are real, that he's not just trying to avoid going to bed, because I see the terror in his eyes and his tears are real. He insists on sleeping with the light fully on and I don't dare try to turn it down (we have a dimmer switch light in his room) after he's gone to sleep because he realizes it when we wakes up in the middle of the night. His night light that he's had for quite some is no longer enough.
I've tried comforting him. I've tried chasing out Bat Child and telling him to go away and never come back. I've pulled objects out of the room that he's said scare him. I've walked through every inch of Snuggle Bug's room to show him it's safe. I've assured him that our house is safe, that Mommy and Daddy are here to protect him, that we won't leave him alone and we won't let anything happen to him. I've offered to let one of our two cats sleep in his room to help keep Bat Child away.
Nothing seems to work. This poor child stays awake like a zombie until his body betrays him and exhaustion takes over and he falls asleep. And if he wakes up in the middle of the night, he comes into our bed crying.
Please, I need some advice! Is there anything else I can do to help him? Is this "normal" for a new four year old to be going through? Our life has been pretty consistent for him. The only thing I can think of that might have triggered his nightmares is maybe he's picking up on our stress (we've been mighty stressed about Boo's case and we're loosing sleep ourselves over it).
Snuggle Bug has his 4 year well-check this week. I'm going to talk to his pediatrician about it and see what he thinks but I'd appreciate your input as well!

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TRAVERSE CITY — One lucky family can jump-start their toddler’s education for free through a Traverse City Area Public Schools raffle.
The first-place prize for the TCAPS’ raffle is one year of free preschool worth more than $5,300. The second-place prize is a half-year of preschool worth about $2,600.
But time is running out to enter the drawing. Tickets sales end Saturday.
All raffle proceeds fund scholarships for TCAPS’ tuition-based preschool classes. Last year the district raised
about $13,000 in scholarship money through the raffle, said Angel Elsenheimer, an administrative assistant to the district’s Early Childhood Office.
This really helps a lot of our families,” Elsenheimer said.
Great Start Collaborative coordinator Mary Manner said there’s ample research that proves the importance of early childcare in a child’s social and emotional development.
But early childcare isn’t cheap. Full-time, year-round childcare costs about as much as one year of tuition at Michigan State University, Manner said.
“The difference is presumably you’ve had a little time to save when your kid goes to college, so for young families starting out it really is a challenge,” she said.
Tickets for the TCAPS raffle tickets cost $10 each. They can be purchased from Elsenheimer at the district’s Boardman Avenue offices. They also can be purchased by phone at 933-1759.
The drawing will occur at the Boardman Avenue offices on Feb. 21 at 4 p.m.
Elsenheimer said all families, not just those with young children, can enter the raffle. First- and second-place prizes can be exchanged for $1,500 or $1,000 in cash, respectively. A third-place winner will receive $500 in cash.
Prizes are good for two years if a family’s children are too young for preschool. Winners can also give their free preschool prizes to other families.


The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (Teco) in the Philippines hosted a successful prize presentation ceremony for the “Together We Can: Watch a Film and Win a Prize Contest,” which was held on January 22 at the Teco offices.
A total of 30 lucky Filipino winners from all over the country happily received prizes for their entries, ranging from giant mountain bicycles, Acer Laptops, LED 42-inch TVs, to ASUS FonePad cell phones—brands, which are all proudly from Taiwan, most of which are globally recognized.
In his remarks during the awarding ceremony, Dr. Gary Song-Huann Lin, representative of Taiwan to the Philippines, expressed his thanks to the winners for supporting the contest, which was launched in December 2014.
“The Philippines is undeniably an important partner of Taiwan as Taiwan and the Philippines are not only close neighbors, but also important trading partners and sources of investments and tourism,” he said.
It is the ambassador’s fervent hope that by working together in partnership, both countries will continue, “to make progress and enjoy everlasting prosperity, peace and blessings.”
In response, Emily Mingoy, a representative from the winners said, “The contest’s objective in building teamwork despite the diversity of people is commendable.” Mingoy works as the supervisor of the Philippine Academy of Sakya.


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Addressing Gaps in Knowledge of Management of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
Lung cancer is diagnosed in approximately 235,760 individuals in the United States each year, and 131,880 people die of the disease annually. Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), which accounts for 84% of these cases, has a dismal 5-year survival rate of 18%, and most patients will develop progressive disease within 5 months of their final cycle of first-line classical doublet chemotherapy. The use of tumor histology in determining optimal treatment strategies and relevant molecular biomarkers has helped to refine the selection of novel therapies and improve outcomes for some patients. Although treatment selection based on tumor characteristics results in the most favorable outcomes by avoiding unnecessary, less effective, and more toxic therapies, implementation of molecular testing remains suboptimal. In addition, the rapid pace of clinical research has made it difficult for the multidisciplinary team to stay abreast of the latest treatment advances.
The knowledge gap in the optimal therapeutic approach for individual patients with NSCLC was identified in baseline data collected from i3 Health's continuing medical education (CME)/nursing continuing professional development (NCPD)–approved visiting faculty meeting series titled Optimizing Personalized Care Plans for Patients With Advanced Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer, led by Mark A. Socinski, MD, Executive Medical Director of AdventHealth Cancer Institute; Maureen F. Zakowski, MD, Senior Faculty of Pathology, Molecular, and Cell Based Medicine at The Mount Sinai Hospital; and Victoria Sherry, DNP, CRNP, AOCNP®, Oncology Nurse Practitioner of the Abramson Cancer Center.
The activity was available online from February 19, 2020, until February 18, 2021; 689 learners began the activity, and 614 learners saw it through to completion. The majority (92%) of learners were registered nurses, followed by individuals with other professions (4%), physicians (3%), and nurse practitioners (2%). Participants had been in practice for an average of 16.1 years and saw an average of 18.1 patients with NSCLC per month. Learners were given a pretest prior to beginning the activity and a posttest consisting of the same questions following the activity's conclusion.
The baseline assessment revealed a significant need for improvement in the knowledge of the optimal therapeutic approach to individual patients with NSCLC. Only 12% of participants recognized the side effect profile of brigatinib, and only 13.5% identified the efficacy of osimertinib. More participants, 62.7%, selected the correct management of afatinib-related diarrhea. In addition, 82.3% of participants recognized the inadequacy of distinguishing between small cell lung cancer (SCLC) and NSCLC, and 85.5% identified the efficacy of pembrolizumab.
Significant learning took place during the activity, based on the posttest scores. About 80% of participants, an additional 68%, recalled that of the anaplastic lymphoma kinase (ALK) inhibitors, brigatinib has the highest rate of pneumonitis. Also, 88.1%, an addition of almost 75%, correctly identified osimertinib as the correct choice to increase overall survival in a patient with locally advanced or metastatic NSCLC with exon 19 deletion and no prior systemic anticancer therapy. Almost 97% of participants knew that afatinib should be restarted at a reduced dose after afatinib-related diarrhea improves from grade 3 to grade 1 as a result of discontinuing afatinib, a learning gain of 34.2%. Just over 99% of participants, an addition of 16.9%, recognized that the distinction between SCLC and NSCLC is no longer sufficient in the choice of lung cancer treatment because adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma show different genetic profiles and respond to different treatments. Finally, 98.4% of participants knew that pembrolizumab monotherapy would be an appropriate treatment for a patient with metastatic nonsquamous NSCLC with a programmed death–ligand 1 (PD-L1) tumor proportion score of 80% and no epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) or ALK aberrations, a gain of 12.9%.
Learners' performance on the pre- and post-activity assessment suggested that their competence improved regarding distinguishing different types of lung cancer, selecting appropriate therapies, and managing adverse events. Therefore, i3 Health has determined that the multidisciplinary team may benefit from future CME/NCPD–approved activities that provide further and updated education on lung cancer.
Upon completion of the activity, 87% of participants felt more confident in treating their patients with NSCLC, and 87% felt that the material presented would be used to improve the outcomes of their patients with NSCLC.

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Funny dog pictures and sayings
Funny dog pictures and sayings
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Funny Animals, Cutest Puppy, Beagle Puppy, Beagle Dog
A Dog Apologizing To A Baby For Stealing Her Toy Is The Sweetest Thing Ever… #cute #dogslife repinned by bluejdesign.co.uk
A Dog Apologizing To A Baby For Stealing Her Toy Is The Sweetest Thing Ever…AWWWWWWWW. Adorable funny cute puppy humor baby.
lol! A Dog Apologizing To A Baby For Stealing Her Toy Is The Sweetest Thing Ever - If a dog can do it you can too.
A Dog Apologizing To A Baby For Stealing Her Toy Is The Sweetest Thing Ever… this is why i love dogs
A Dog Apologizing To A Baby For Stealing Her Toy Is The Sweetest Thing EverAWWWWWWWW
Funny animals Pictures of the Day 151 (19 pict) | Funny pictures
because dogs will do everything for you. # cutest dogs
Cutest puppy brother ever!
Doggie, Animals, Dog Owners, Funny Dogs, Dogowner, Owners Understand, Funny Animal, Friend
I'm not a dog owner, but I have friends who are I pet sit sometimes, it's fun! And I completely understand!
Here Are Some Funny Animals To Start The Weekend Right WTF Humor Funny Animals Dogs Cats Animals funny animals
This is SO Romeo (my german shorthaired pointer) Ü If you are a dog owner then you will understand these things!
Here Are Some Funny Animals To Start The Weekend Right - Bro My God | The Funniest Online Man Cave that brings you Cars, Hot Women and internet trends
If you own a dog, then you can identify with these… I love Doggies!!!
funny dog owners - lol my boyfriend's dog acts just like this
Things dog owners will understand...yep! Lol 😊
Haha dog owners understand
If you own a dog, then you can identify with these…
Me and my dog!
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What it's like to sleep with pets... #animals #cats #dogs my dog just takes the exact middle of the bed and shes to heavy for me to push off the bed!
Dog Sleeping Positions... Ok replace this with a cat and we currently have picture number 1 in the Long household. On my side of the bed.
Dog Sleeping Positions. #funnydogs #pet boy #pet girl #Cute pet| http://cute-pet-jeffrey.blogspot.com
Dog Sleeping Positions. zuzu and i alternate between "puzzle" and "reverse leg warmer" most of the time, with the occasional "what on earth are you even doing." sometimes i would like to spoon, but she doesn't like that.
Dog Sleeping Positions. Dixie is the watchful guardian, while JayJay is either Puzzle, Spoon or Leg Warmer.
Dog Sleeping Positions- CJ's favorite is the puzzle, but then she get's startled when I shift
Dog Sleeping Positions- Mia is "the puzzle, the leg warmer, and Wake up and love me"
Dog Sleeping Positions, The "Puzzle" is my Delilah's favorite, and the "leg warmer"
Dog Sleeping Positions Lol! Zoey is usually a puzzle or leg warmer puppy.
Dog Sleeping Positions
♥sometimes only a dog knows how to make it better... (Photo only)..
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A sweet Boxer puppy comforting a crying little boy. There, there Tommy it’s all going to be okay :)
Comfort by boxer puppy.... In life's most tender moments your dog is always there to comfort you.
So sweet and touching – This dog is playing with the kid. Are they trying to play peek-a-boo?
Lovables: "Its ok tiny hairless puppy it will be ok" - boxer consoling his buddy
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♥sometimes only a dog knows how to make it better... #sweet #puppy
It's going to be okay. I promise. #dogs #pets #kids
Dog comforts his best friend
Fun DIY dog collar idea: trim the collar off a child-sized button-down shirt to make a cute collar for your pup. It's a great way to “dress up your dog without making him wear clothes!
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Do you still worry about the Christmas gift? This can help you get the beat gift for you dear. What are you waiting for? Hurry up http://canadagooseforchristmas.blogspot.com/
Fun DIY cat collar idea: trim the collar off a child-sized button-down shirt to make a cute collar for your pup. It's a great way to “dress up your dog without making him wear clothes!
Fun DIY dog collar idea – trim the collar off a child-sized button-down shirt! The perfect gift for crafty pet parents...
Fun DIY dog collar idea: trim the collar off a child-sized button-down shirt to make a cute collar for your pup. Its a great way to “dress up” your dog without making him wear clothes! http://cgdownjackets.blogspot.com/ how pretty with this fashion CAOT! 2014 CANADA GOOSE JACKET discount for you! $169.99
Fun DIY dog collar. Second Hope Circle helps special needs pets in Ontario find homes through promotion, education and funding! www.secondhopecirle.org #specialneedspetsrock #rescuedpets #ontario
DIY Dog Collar #Dogs #DIY #DOgCollar #DogTips #DressUpYourDog
Fun DIY dog collar idea
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everyone gives Pitbulls such bad reputations. it's all about the way their owners raise them. many friends of mine have Pittys and they are some of the sweetest loving dogs i've ever met. i would definitely own ANOTHER one
...No on there! #dogs #pets #Pitbulls Facebook.com/sodoggonefunny I can't believe that people truly believe that these sweethearts could hurt anyone! Not all people are serial killers and not all pit bulls are vicious.
...No on there! #dogs #pets #Pitbulls Facebook.com/sodoggonefunny #pitbull #puppies #bullies #Bully #cutebully #americanbully
...No on there! #dogs #pets #Pitbulls Facebook.com/sodoggonefunny #animals #loving
*** GC *** LUV IT *** ❤❤❤ #dogs #pets #Pitbulls Facebook.com/sodoggonefunny
...No on there! #dogs #pets #Pitbulls Facebook.com/sodoggonefunny
...No one there! #dogs #pets #Pitbulls
Funny pitbull meme
Why Kids Need Dogs - so cute!
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Why Kids Need Pets. So true! I don't know what kind of person I'd be if I hadn't had pets my whole life!
Why Kids Need Pets. #dogs, #doglovers, #pets, #puppies, #furbabies, #puppy, #kids
Why Kids Need Pets. I'd love to get a dog when the baby is a couple years old.
Why Kids Need DOGS... MY BABIES ARE GOING TO BE SOO GOOD WITH OUR KIDS
Adorable and so true! Every kid needs a pet, especially a dog! :-D <3
Why Kids Need Pets. There's nothing cuter than babies with dogs
Why Kids Need Pets maybe this will show my mom we need a dog!
Why Kids Need Pets. Seriously. My heart melted. So cute.
Why Kids Need Pets. Melts my heart!
Why Kids Need Dogs | Kawaii Home Decor
Animals, French Bulldogs, Funny Pictures, Pet, Frenchbulldogs, Puppys, French Bulldog Puppies
He Doesn’t Know How To Dog Yet // funny pictures - funny photos - funny images - funny pics - funny quotes - #lol #humor #funnypictures that's how my puppy sits
He Does Not Know How to #Dog Yet #animals #pets #frenchbulldog #aww #adorable #puppy http://buff.ly/1NDrnJu
Grandma got a new French bulldog puppy. This is how he sits. --Ridiculously adorable.
SO’s grandma got a new French bulldog puppy This is how #9IMG #funny #meme
Grandma got a new French bulldog puppy. This is how he sits.
French Bulldog puppy -- absolutely precious <3<3<3
Grandma wishers she had a french bulldog puppy!!
New French Bulldog Puppy - A Place To Love Dogs
He Doesn’t Know How To Dog Yet
This could be my Baby Girl ❤!!! Today, Samantha B was arrested for attempted homicide (she kidnapped a plastic Pokemon figure and had already eaten his arms and legs when she was caught. Big Daddy came home for lunch and put the handcuffs on her!). Next time, I'm making her pose with a sign like this.
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I turned on the gas stovetop trying to reach the leftovers. Thankfully mom heard the clicking and smelled the gas before we all exploded. Then I ate her iPod. Sorry mom. dog shaming
This could be my Baby Girl ???!!! Today, Samantha B was arrested for attempted homicide (she kidnapped a plastic Pokemon figure and had already eaten his arms and legs when she was caught. Big Daddy came home for lunch and put the handcuffs on her!). Next time, I'm making her pose with a sign like this.
Dog Shaming - as if almost blowing up the house wasn't bad enough, he ate the IPod for good measure!
Dog shaming awesome funny explosion iPod eater| Dog shaming is awesome but cruel at the same time
Dog Shaming for turning on the gas stovetop trying to reach the leftovers ....
Ohhhhh cutie, that's ok! a funny dog shaming
17 Cute and Funny Dog Shaming Pics!
Funny Animal Pictures 42 Pics
Funny Pictures - 41 Pics
Absolutely love this photo.
Dogs, Sweet, Great Pyrenees, Pet, Baby, Friend, Animal
Baby fawn curled up on a dog's front paws: unlikely friends, but so sweet! | cheezburger.com
I absolutely love unlikely animal friends - Great Pyrenees protecting Precious Tiny Fawn.
A dog and it's deer. Makes me smile :-) #dog #fawn #deer #animals #pets #friends
#dog #friends #unusualfriends #petsie #love #petsinbalance #pets #animals
Sweet friends.... dog and baby deer fawn sleeping on dogs' legs
Animal friends, spotted fawn lays on paws of white dog.
Makes me smile :-) #dog #animals #pets #friends...:)
Unlikely Animal Friends - Dog and Fawn
Precious... Big dog and baby fawn.
I'm Rather Fawned of You
Udderly Fantastic, Animals, Daschund, Dachshund, Pet, Cow Costumes, Cow Doxie, Weenie, Wiener Dogs
Combine this with out Black and White Cow Faux Fur WallyBed and you have one precious picture! #priceless #dogs #animals #pets #dachshunds #doxies #halloween #costumes
I don't always dress up as a cow, but when I do I am udderly fantastic. #cute #puppy #pets #Dachshund
I don't always dress up as a cow, but when I do I am udderly fantastic. My two favorite animals. ..weiner dogs and cows!
I don't always dress up as a cow, but when I do I am udderly fantastic. @oneamazingcow98
Moo! Aren't I just UDDERly adorable?! #dogs #pet #puppies #cute #adoarable #animals
Udderly fatastic! (pinned for My sister Anna & friend Renee-both have weenies )
dachshund in a cow costume SO CUTE
Udderly Fantastic Wiener Dog!
Moo! Cow doxie
Timeline Photos - Simply Dachshund | Facebook
Going to Grammas quotes cute memes animals quote adorable dog puppy pets meme french bulldog
Funny Animals, French Bulldogs, School, Pet, Things, Frenchie, Grandma
If you ain't giving me treats, I'm going to Grandma's. #LOL! #humor #funny #dog #puppy #pet
"If You ain't givin' me treats, I'm goin' to Grandmas!" French Bulldog, lol so adorable ❤
Anxious on the first day of school. #dogs #pets #funny dogs Facebook.com/sodoggonefunny
"If You ain't givin' me Treats, I'm goin' to Grandmas!", Annoyed French Bulldog.
French bulldog wearing a backpack. Maybe the cutest thing I've ever seen.
Attack Of The Funny Animals - 35 Pics If only grandma liked dogs.... :(
Frenchie off to school ... and not looking happy about it! 🐾
Frenchie off to school!
Attack Of The Funny Animals - 35 Pics
Dump A Day Attack Of The Funny Animals - 24 Pics
Funny Animals, Dogs, Sidecar, Funny Picture, Motorcycle, Funnies, Mom
Mom got a dog and a Funny Picture to share nº 14027 - http://uploadfunny.com/mom-got-a-dog-and-a-funny-picture-to-share-no-14027/
"Mom Got a Motorcycle with a Side Car" | Dump A Day Attack Of The Funny Animals - 24 Pics | from dumpaday.com
Dog in Motorcycle Sidecar #lol #aww #cute #funny #dog #ride #motorcycle #sidecar #motorcycles #salvage #auction
Oh. my. goodness! This is hilarious! #mom's #dog #sidecar #funny #VictoryAutoMN http://victoryautoservice.com/
So my mom got a dog and a motorcycle with a side car. This is what resulted when the two were combined. - Imgur
cool Mom got a dog and a Funny Picture to share nº 14027 #funnypicture #uploadfunny #compartirvideos
So,my mom got a dog and a motorcycle with a side car; Add some baby gates and plexiglas,,,,,,,
Dump A Day Attack Of The Funny Animals - 24 Pics #mom #dog #motorcycle #sidecar
Funny dog in a motorcycle sidecar~
Attack Of The Funny Animals - 24 Pics
Funny Animals, Dogs, Pet, Corgi, Funny Stuff, Funnies, Smile
"Hi! My name is Stopthat." / "Sometimes they call me Getbackhere." #funny #corgi My dog exactly
Stopthat funny cute memes animals dog puppy meme lol funny quotes humor funny animals ..j
Hi! My name is Stopthat. Sometimes they call me Getbackhere. Funny dogs!
Funny dog captions. :) ... @mobile9 #animals #dog #humor
pictures of smiling pets | Smiling dog. | Pets
Funny Animal Quotes & Laughs | Fun and Smiles
#TrueStory. #happy #smiling #cute #funny #dog
Stop that funny dogs!
Face, Puppies, Animals, Dogs, Pet, Puppys, Baby, Eye, Bath Time
Bath time. Look at those eye's. When I was a senior in HS I co-oped for a dog groomer, so I saw puppies in this condition many times...brings back good memories :) /: Ahhhh
"Baby's first bath. I don't think she'll ever recover." This Puppy looks like one of those "Precious Moments" Figurines! Cutest Puppy Dog Eyes Ever!
I cant Even deal with this cuteness! Don't forget to also check out our website at treatsunleashed.com #buffalony #pets #petsupplies #newyorkpetsupplies #buffalonypetsupply #animals #dog #puppies #pup
awwww can you say puppy dog eyes? So cute but he looks like he doesn't like his bath time :(
#puppy #cute #dog #nice #pet #animal #happy #beautiful #putdownyourphone
awww look at his wittle face with those big, bwown puppy dog eyes :D
Now THOSE are puppy dog eyes!! So sweet
I'm a sucker for sad puppy dog eyes.
What a baby! Puppy dog eyes
Doggie, Animals, Dogs, Sweet, Pet, German Shepherds, Puppy, German Shepard, Friend
It's true, a dog will be your best friend, they will follow you around everywhere you go, just because they love you. <3
<3 My puppy literally looks at me like she's saying this! But boy howdy if there is water around, poof I am an afterthought! @.@ never seen a dog so crazy over water, smh *giggle* simple little things
German shepherds. In the 1930's & 40's, Nazis taught these beautiful, gentle, loyal animals to become vicious, man-eating (!!) Killers! There were incidents where feeble Jewish prisoners, too weak to walk to the gas chambers, were actually fed to the dogs--alive! What an abonimation! And I'll bet the poor dogs all had to be shot after the war because they were unmanagable. Really makes me mad! Makes me want to throw up! Poor humans! Poor dogs! Nazis really p*ss me off!!!
#love #puppy #love #dog #cute #friend #forever #shepherd #car #ride #companion
#Happy #Animals #Dogs #Pets https://www.facebook.com/Allhappydogs
So sweet and so true. German Shepherds are humans' best friends!
Dogs are very loyal and caring animals <3
#dogs, puppy love, German Shepard
sweet doggie :)
Morning coffee (39 photos)
Favorite Things, Anne Boleyn, Beautiful Stuff, Funny Stuff, Romantic Quotes, Relationship Quotes, Crazy Thing, Photo, Seduce
I've been seduced, husband does this all the time 😍😘
Dog Signs Of Shame, Pet, Baby Cow, Animal Shaming, Funny Animal, Dumb Animals, Cute Funny Dogs, Funny Dog Shaming Signs, Dog Shame Signs
Hilarious Dog Shaming cute animals dogs adorable dog puppy animal pets funny animals funny pets funny dogs dog shaming animal shaming
The potatoes...LoL and the last one. I love a dog with submissive ears. Screams "Just pet me, please"
Bad dog shame signs hahaha I can't handle the cuteness of the guilty faces
A baby cow?! That kid has obviously never seen a certain Disney film
Haha so cute - def my favorite dog shaming signs.....
Dogs. And shame. Oh, how we love our pets!!
Lol the baby cow one is cute c: Look bunny c:
Dog Shaming #dog #dogs #pet #pets #shame
Baby cow! Haha
Funny Animal Pictures Of The Day 32 Pics
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funny animals (11)
Funny Animal Pictures Of The Day - 32 Pics
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I was trying to play the piano but I felled asleep. http://interestingbags.blogspot.com/ $２５．６New Designer Animal Face 3D Chocolate Lab Puppy Backpack Child Back Pack
Visit treatsunleashed.com/ to find the best holistic pet food at great prices! #pets #dogs #animals #holistic #holisticpetfood #petfood #cats #puppies #kittens
#puppy #cute #dog #nice #pet #animal #happy #beautifu #putdownyourphone
Overdose of #cute. #puppies #animals #dogs www.monashgroup.com.au
Puppy sleeping on piano. #puppy #piano #dog
Sweet dreams cutie
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Funny Pictures Of The Day 43 Pics
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Funny Pictures Of The Day – 43 Pics
Omg This Face Is So Accurate,Lmao
My son's face right there
this is so my childs face
Funny Pictures Of The Day - 43 Pics
Dogs are true friends, but also family ;) This picture made me cry and make me wants to spend more time with my best friends in the whole entire world! <3 #NeverLetGo
Doggie, Animals, Dogs, Best Friends, Pet, So True, Puppy, Man
This, we must say, is true of all kinds of animals and is not restricted to dogs. Our pets are the family we choose, and love us unconditionally.
TRUTH like a STONE!! My two Best Friends show me what I should be. My Doggies have taught me more about BEING HUMAN than any human ever could. The love of a Dog is the Truth.
So true. I love my dog. My lab was abused as a puppy and she was the best dog. She never bite or growled at anyone.
So true! 🙏🏼❤💞💖 I'm so truly grateful to have been blessed w/both wonderful dogs & cats. I pray every day 4 compassion, kindness & generosity 2 b instilled in the hearts of all humans. I pray for the swiftness of angels to protect all animals & keep them from all harm.
The one absolutely unselfish friend that man can have in this selfish world. The one that never deserts him, the one that never proves ungrateful or treacherous, is his dog...He will kiss the hand that has no food to offer, he will lick the wounds and sores that come in encounter with the roughness of the world.... When all other friends desert, he remains. George West <3 love this-this is why I love dogs, or all animals for that matter.
This is so true my 2 dogs are my best friend's
Dogs are true friends.- Animal Quuotes
So true. Miss my puppy dog
Funny Animals, Corgis, Poor Frankie, Dogs, Funny Stuff, Funnies, Humor
funny dog playing baseball<-----Dear person who wrote this, what on earth made you see this and think baseball?
Fun Claw - Funny Cats, Funny Dogs, Funny Animals: Funny Dog Pictures - 21 Pics
This dog is not having his day. Funny dog pics. Funny fence pics.
OMG! can't stop laughing. This is so my dog it's not funny!
So cute. Poor little dog doesn't know. #cute #funny #dog
And this is why corgis are the best dogs ever.
This would so be my dog. Funny stuff
Attack Of The Funny Animals - 60 Pics
hello beautiful you look amazing today! dog funny bulldog mirror bathroom towel #dogs #pets #humour #animals #funny
Funny Animals, Englishbulldog, Stuff, English Bulldogs, Pets, Hello Beautiful
Funny Dogs - Hello beautiful you look amazing today! #dogs #pets #canine #puppies
So funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #dogs #pets #EnglishBulldogs #brindles
Dogs do stuff right. You know, except when the eat nasty things.
Hello Beautiful! You look amazing today!
Prepare for 25 cute and funny animals!
Hello beautiful Bullie!
English bulldog beauti
Funny Pictures Of The Day - 81 Pics

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Hospitals have health and safety requirements to support our patients, care providers as well as our volunteers.
We have prepared this list of frequently-asked questions to help prepare you for health screenings in which you'll be asked to take part. This includes tuberculosis skin testing and proof of immunizations.
Why do I need to see employee health and wellness?
For patient safety, Grand River Hospital’s employee health and wellness department (EHW) is required to review and confirm the immunization status of all volunteers that interact with patients.
How long is my appointment with EHW?
Usually 10 to 15 minutes per appointment, up to a maximum of four appointments scheduled over a period of about two weeks.
How do I book an appointment?
Call EHW at the KW Campus 519-749-4300 ext. 2300. You can also visit our office on 9B9 at the KW Campus Monday to Friday 7:30am – 3:30pm.
Appointments need to be booked at least two weeks in advance; no drop-in appointments are available. You can also leave a message and EHW will contact you to set up your appointment time.
What do I bring to my appointment?
Bring all immunization records you may have regardless of date. (Canadian or otherwise).
What if I don’t have any records?
If you have worked or volunteered at another hospital, or are attending school, that institution may have immunization records for you.
Please make every attempt possible to obtain these before meeting with us. You can also contact public health and they will email you your records.
If you have no records, Employee Health and Wellness will send you to our onsite lab for blood work to determine if you are immune.
Q: What immunizations are required?
Two doses of MMR vaccine (given on or after 1st birthday), or documented lab evidence of immunity to Measles, Mumps and Rubella.
Two doses of Varicella Vaccine (chickenpox), or documented lab evidence of immunity to Varicella.
Documented current two-step negative TB skin test; OR, documented previous negative two-step TB skin test PLUS a documented recent one-step TB skin test done.
NOTE: The two-step TB skin tests must be one to four weeks apart.
What if I have a documented history of a positive TB skin test?
EHW would require proof of the positive TB Skin test along with a negative chest x-ray. As long as you do not have any symptoms of TB, annual chest x-rays are not required.
What if my TB skin test done at GRH is positive?
An EHW Nurse will counsel you about next steps and advise you to follow up with your physician for assessment. Your physician will order you a chest x-ray. The chest x-ray results must be faxed to the EHW for you to get clearance to volunteer. All positive TB skin tests are reportable to the Region of Waterloo Public Health.
Do I need my health card?
Is there a charge for the immunizations?
Not at this time.
How will volunteer resources be notified of my medical clearance to volunteer?
Once you have met all medical requirements, employee health and wellness will notify the volunteer department via email.
When the time comes, can I get a flu shot through EHW?
Absolutely! The annual flu shot is available through employee health and wellness usually starting mid to late October.
There are lots of sick people that come to the hospital. How can I keep myself healthy?
The number one way you can keep from spreading or catching germs is to wash or sanitize your hands frequently!
What should I do if I don’t feel well when I’m supposed to come in for a volunteer shift?
Please don’t come in to volunteer if you feel unwell. Once you are feeling better, and have been symptom free for 24 hours, you can return to your volunteer shift. If you wake up ill on the day you are supposed to volunteer, please contact your service area to let them know you will not be in.
If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to call and speak with an employee health nurse at 519-749-4300 ext. 2300.