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Let's Rebuild the Middle Class by Rebuilding Our Infrastructure
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The middle class has been on a steady slide for decades. Signs of this slide are all around us: anemic wage growth, historic income inequality, chronic unemployment and underemployment and, not coincidentally, the steady erosion of workers' freedom to join unions and bargain for fair wages and benefits. At the same time, American households are facing rising costs that far outpace their stagnant wages. The result is that tens of millions of Americans are stuck in middling jobs that cannot support a family, while a select few enjoy the benefits of rampant inequality.
As we live through this era of severely concentrated wealth at the top, coupled with a flood of low-wage jobs, our elected representatives have failed to come together to enact solutions to this imbalanced economy. In particular, they have not been able to advance one strategy that provides quality middle-class jobs while easing the burden on families: rebuilding American infrastructure.
Our infrastructure failings are epic. The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) gave our infrastructure a D+ grade. A $1 trillion shortfall in drinking water system upgrades would be completed by around 2220 at the current spending rate. Amtrak, our nation's landmark passenger railway system, is forced to beg for adequate resources while using Civil War–era tunnels. One-in-five miles of highway is in poor condition with a repair backlog well over $400 billion. People are starving for more and better public transit but instead we are watching our transit systems decay. We even trail 20 countries in internet download speed. These are all symbols of unfulfilled promises.
Inadequate and under-maintained infrastructure costs American households dearly. Americans spend 5.5 billion hours in traffic each year, costing families more than $120 billion in extra fuel and lost time. Seemingly insignificant problems such as potholes or deteriorating road surfaces chip away at families' earnings by requiring more frequent vehicle maintenance. ASCE's report found that without additional investment in infrastructure, the household budgets of working families would take a hit of $1,060 a year. Well-performing infrastructure lowers prices on household goods, prevents energy and shipment costs from soaring, and shortens commuting times for working families.
Infrastructure is also about jobs. Rebuilding our nation's infrastructure, especially if we commit to strict Buy America requirements, will produce millions of high-quality jobs along the entire supply chain — while also connecting more workers in disadvantaged communities to opportunity.
The link between infrastructure and quality jobs is simple: union members are mostly the ones who do the work needed to operate, build, and maintain our nation's roads, rail, transit, aviation and maritime networks, drinking water systems, and schools. And union jobs are a direct pathway to the middle class.
The Economic Policy Institute's data on the union difference tell a persuasive story. Unionized employees earn 13% more across all industries and a whopping 87% more in the expanding service sector. Non-union workers benefit as well when more people are unionized. For example, if today's unionization rate were at 1979 levels, non-union worker pay would rise 5%, or over $2,700 a year. More than 9 in 10 workers in unions have health care, compared to only 67% among non-union workers. Across the board, on sick pay, vacation and other work-life balance issues, unionized workers drastically outperform non-union workers.
Funding a serious infrastructure package will drive growth and innovation, reboot American competitiveness and create the types of jobs that elude too many Americans. Of course, there is a catch. The cost of eliminating the backlog and actually modernizing our infrastructure is north of $4 trillion over the next 10 years.
Some say that rebuilding our infrastructure is too expensive, or that we simply need to pass the job to the private sector. But this is not about America being broke; we have the resources. The president and Congress just found trillions in offsets and new debt to fund a massive tax cut that fails to allocate a dime for infrastructure investment. And we must not only consider the costs of action, but the costs of inaction as well: remember, we still send our kids to far too many schools built before the Korean War, and have over 9 million people who still connect to the internet via dial-up service.
Part of the solution lies in repairing the federal gas tax, which funds Highway Trust Fund investments in transit, highways and bridges. This funding source has not been indexed to inflation, let alone increased, for more than two decades. In the 25 years under a frozen fuel tax, many things have conspired against us: the purchasing power of the tax has cratered, improved fuel efficiency of cars and trucks has reduced gas usage and tax receipts, and the cost of building and repairing our surface transportation infrastructure has gone up.
We must move beyond speeches about the need to rebuild the middle class and start advancing on-the-shelf solutions that have worked for decades: rebuilding the country and empowering all workers to bargain for fair wages. Only then we will be witness to an era of American renewal and economic expansion defined by an inclusive economy where wages rise for everyone, families and communities thrive, and opportunity knocks at everyone's doorstep.
This post originally appeared at the Biden Forum.
Updated: January 22, 2018 — 2:15 pm


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Main Areas: Integrative Medicine, Herbs, Ancient Celtic Medicine, Oriental Medicine, Martial Arts, Leadership & Ethics
Career Focus: Pharmacist, Author, Writer, Educator, Speaker, Leadership & Ethics Consultant
Affiliation: Director of Pharmacy, Fellow, American Association of Integrative Medicine, Fellow, Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Mr. Klemens is an accomplished writer and practicing pharmacist, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine School of Pharmacy, Adjunct Instructor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy, and Instructor at the Butler County Community College.
He is also a freelance writer, antiquarian, and the author of Mountains and Rivers: Complementing Your Healthcare with Alternative Medicine. This book was selected as a requisite text for a Duquesne University School of Pharmacy class. His most recent work, "Quick Guide to Common Herb and Supplement Side Effects and Interactions," is used as a reference in retail pharmacies, medical centers, and schools of pharmacy.
Mr. Klemens is a Pittsburgh native who has practiced in clinical settings at various Western PA medical centers and, as a former co-owner of two successful pharmacies, also has experience in retail and consulting practice. As an accomplished versatile writer he has published over forty essay and articles in local, national, and international magazines, web sites , and acollege text. Topics include oriental medicine, complementary and alternative medicine, psychotropic herbs, health and wellness, sports medicine, leadership and ethics and Scottish culture and history.
In 2000, he was a Contributing Writer for the "Pittsburgh Northside Magazine" and "Pennsylvania Health & Fitness." He has made numerous public and professional presentations including lectures for Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Wisconsin, Duquesne University, and the PA Society of Health-System Pharmacists.
His education includes degrees in biology (emphasis in endocrinology and neurobiology), pharmacy, and a Master's Degree in Leadership and Business Ethics, from Duquesne University. He is also experienced in Qi Gong, Tai Chi Chuan, Shotokan Katare, Kendo, Hapkido, and Taekwon-do (Black Belt).
Mr. Klemens is a member of numerous professional organizations including the Pennsylvania Society of Health-System Pharmacists, the College of Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists, the Center for Creative Leadership, the Institute for Global Ethics, and the Scottish Genealogy Society. He is also listed in the Marquis Who's Who in America and Who's Who in Medicine, Healthcare, and Education and is a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.
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Many things draw people to beautiful South Dakota. Agriculture is the biggest industry in the state followed closely by tourism. One of the most notable attractions in South Dakota is the impressive Mount Rushmore National Memorial which brings in close to three million visitors every year.
There are five other national parks as well including Wind Cave National Park, Missouri National Recreational River, The Minuteman Missile National Historic Site, Jewel Cave National Monument, and Badlands National Park.
It is the abundance of outdoor recreation and beauty that appeals to outdoor lovers of all ages. Another popular aspect of South Dakota is the thread of Wild West and American Indian History that fuels exploration and discovery in those who come to the state. There is so much to learn about history in South Dakota that you would not be able to get it all done in one visit.
For those that live in this picturesque state, they can enjoy the scenery and abundant opportunities that are available to see many different kinds of wildlife anytime they want. If you want to learn about American Indian culture, visit the Crazy Horse Memorial, a mountain sculpture that is in progress and designed to be a tribute to all Native Americans.
When relocating to a new state, there are specific criteria that are more important than others. Two of the most critical factors is the quality of the school systems and the crime rate percentage. There are many cities in South Dakota that have excellent schools and low crime. It is these cities that we have researched to come up with the list below of the ten safest cities in South Dakota. We were also sure to check that these cities could support smart safety and technology devices such as smoke alarms and quality internet services.
The purpose of this list is to help families who are looking for the best possible place to settle down and raise children. We have given information about each of the cities on our list including crime rate, school quality, population, and other pertinent information that will help you in your search.
With a population of 23,145 residents and a crime rate percentage of less than 3.3% of the town's total population, Brookings is the kind of smaller, medium-sized town that appeals to families with children. The school system in Brookings is very good, providing children with a good educational foundation for their future. There are many great things to do in Brookings with the kids including visiting the Children's Museum of South Dakota, a 44,000 square foot facility, brings in more than four million guests every year. The museum houses seven different galleries that feature plenty of interactive activities that will appeal to children while teaching them about history. The Brookings County History Museum is another fascinating place that houses 4,500 artifacts from Brookings County and the surrounding area's pioneer days. There are five buildings to enjoy that represent what life was like back in the 1800s. These buildings include an 1870 log cabin, an old country schoolhouse, and a vintage farm equipment building.
The population of Aberdeen, South Dakota is 27, 130 residents. The crime rate is less than 4.6% of the total population. This low crime rate, combined with quality schools make Aberdeen a popular place to settle down and raise children. One of the charming features of Aberdeen is the Community Gardens that are open to the residents. These plots were developed in the early 70s, starting with only four plots that were made available to gardeners who didn't have suitable garden space at their apartment or home. It has grown substantially, now housing 182 sites that are prepared each year by the forestry division for planting in the Spring. Another popular spot for locals and visitors is Storybook Land at Wylie Park. This incredible medieval has got a moat around it and is guarded by armored knights. This wonderland is inspired by children's classics like Humpty Dumpty, The Wizard of Oz and other children's favorite. You don't want to miss seeing this fantastical place.
Another smaller, mid-sized city is Watertown. The population of this friendly city is 22,118 residents. The crime rate is less than 5% of the total population of the city. With excellent schools, low crime, and friendly community, Watertown is perfect for considering when deciding on the right place to settle down with your family. One of the biggest attractions in Watertown is the Bramble Park Zoo. The Bramble Zoo is a favorite place for local families as well as visitors to enjoy. They host a large assortment of programs for all age levels from kindergarten to High school. For locals, the zoo offers a few terrific opportunities to volunteer and be a part of this beautiful facility.
The small, friendly city of Vermillion has only 10, 723 residents. The crime rate percentage of 5% of the population of this quaint town is one of the reasons it is such a popular place to consider raising your family. The schools in Vermillion are another reason this city is a popular spot. The excellent rating and high test scores provide children with the kind of foundation they need to succeed in their lives. There are several different points of interest in Vermillion for families to enjoy whether they are local or just visiting. Downtown Vermillion is a treat to discover with its historic charm, beautiful architecture, and selection of restaurants, theaters, pubs, and more. Another notable site is the William H Over Museum. This fascinating museum houses the collection of William H Over. There is also the Elizabeth and David Clark Memorial Collection that offers guests the chance to view pre-reservation and early reservation artifacts and art from the Lakota tribe.
The population of this charming town is 13,225 residents. The crime rate in Huron is less than 5.7% of the town's total population. There are many things about Huron that make it a good town to consider when settling down to raise your family including the low crime, good schools, and friendly community. Despite the small size of Huron, it offers residents and visitors all of the attractions and amenities of a larger city. You will want to visit the World's Largest Pheasant and take a look at all of the outdoor murals that are painted throughout the town. Huron has three golf courses available for golfers, and there is a new outdoor waterpark as well. One of the popular yearly events is the South Dakota State Fair that arrives each summer which is a favorite among the locals.
Another small city in South Dakota is Spearfish, population 11,246. The crime rate in Spearfish is less than 6.2% of the total number of people in the town. The good schools, low crime, and recreational opportunities for the residents are three great reasons that Spearfish is a good town to consider when looking for a place to raise a family. One of the popular spots in Spearfish is Matthews Opera House and Art Center that offers plenty of plays, musical performances, art showings and a lot more. Visitors and locals alike enjoy the performances that are offered throughout the year. Another beautiful place to visit is the D.C. Booth Fish Hatchery. There is an abundance of events that are held here all year round including Hatchery Holidays Wine & Hot Chocolate Tasting, the Annual Black Hills Beer Run, The Winter Mixer and much more. The Hatchery is a fantastic place to spend the day with the kids looking at all the interesting displays and activities they offer their visitors.
The largest city in South Dakota is Sioux Falls with a population of 167, 339 residents and a crime rate of less than 6.9% of the total population. The schools in Sioux Falls are excellent, providing the best possible education for the children that are enrolled. The low crime, great schools, and friendly community make Sioux Falls an excellent place to raise a family. One of the city's popular destinations for visitors and locals is the Sioux Falls River Greenway. This 28-mile paved bike trail allows cyclists, walkers, and others an enjoyable way to view some of the area's most beautiful scenery the community offers. For outdoor lovers, Sioux Falls is the perfect spot. In addition to the Sioux Falls River Greenway, there are over 80 parks to enjoy.
The smaller, mid-sized city of Yankton has a population of 14,622 along with a crime rate of less than 6.9% of the overall population of the town. If you're looking for a good place to raise a family, put Yankton on your list. The good schools, low crime, and friendly community are perfect for those looking to become a part of a close-knit community. One of the biggest events of the year in Yankton is Ribfest, a fun event for families whether they are locals from Yankton or visitors to the area. Ribfest features live music and plenty of food vendors. There are lots of other things to do in this active community that will keep your family busy for a long time.
The smaller, medium-sized city of Pierre has 14,061 residents that call it home. The crime rate is less than 7% of the total population of this friendly town making it a good city to consider when looking for places to raise your family. The schools are very good in Pierre, which is one of the factors that families look for when choosing a new home. There are several attractions in Pierre that appeal to the families that live there as well as visitors that come to the area. One of these popular attractions is the Museum of the South Dakota State Historical Society. This museum shares with visitors the cultural history of South Dakota in three galleries that are permanent in the museum. The exhibits feature the stories of Native tribes that lived in South Dakota and provide people of all ages the opportunity to learn a lot about this history.
The smaller medium-sized city of Mitchell has 15,600 residents and features a crime rate percentage of less than 9% of the total population. This low crime rate, the good schools, and friendly community make Mitchell a good city to consider when researching different places to raise a family. Locals and visitors can enjoy the many attractions that Mitchell offers including the World's Only Corn Palace, the fun and interesting Prehistoric Indian Village and McGovern Legacy Museum. The Corn Palace draws a lot of attention and is decorated with murals that have been created out of 10 different colors of corn. The murals are framed with milo, native grasses, sourdock, and straw. Each year these incredible works of art are changed out by a team of about 20 workers. It is a unique experience that you will want your family to see and experience for themselves.


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McCaffery calls for military medical strategic framework for warfighting readiness
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs Tom McCaffery speaks on Thursday at the annual meeting of AMSUS, the Society of Federal Health Professionals. McCaffery announced to the nearly 2,000 conference attendees that he has asked the Military Health System's senior leadership to develop and codify a formal strategic framework to guide integrating and optimizing all MHS components to meet his vision. (MHS photo)
12/5/2019 By: Military Health System Communications Office
Health Readiness | MHS Transformation
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs Tom McCaffery today called on the Military Health System to continue to "adapt and evolve" to deliver on the system's mission to prepare a military medical force needed to meet current and future operational requirements. Read the Honorable Thomas McCaffery's full remarks.
Calling it his priority for the upcoming fiscal year, McCaffery has asked MHS senior leadership to develop and codify a formal strategic framework to guide the integration and optimization of all MHS components to meet his vision.
"We owe to all of you here, and all of your colleagues throughout the MHS, a framework we will use to analyze the demand for current and future operational medical force requirements, identify gaps and risks … and build a corresponding roadmap outlining how the MHS reform efforts can be further leveraged to optimize our mission," McCaffery said.
McCaffery made his announcement at the annual meeting of AMSUS, the Society of Federal Health Professionals, attended by nearly 2,000 military and federal medical professionals. MHS senior leadership is composed of the Army, Navy, and Air Force surgeons general as well as the Joint Staff surgeon; the Defense Health Agency director; and the president of Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences.
"I am confident the framework will emphasize the new reality: the clear need for tight, supporting synchronization between the components, and expanding partnerships with external entities where advantageous and complementary."
McCaffery noted that "everyone with a role or stake in the MHS" is already engaged in significant change as a result of "truly historic transformation," including the merger of all military hospitals and clinics to the DHA by the end of 2022.
MHS operates 475 hospitals and clinics and 248 dental clinics around the world. A milestone was achieved on Oct. 25, when DHA assumed administration and management of all stateside MTFs.
Additional initiatives in the transformation include plans to realign approximately 18,000 positions from the uniformed medical forces to operational forces over the next five years, a review of medical facility infrastructure to optimize medical readiness, TRICARE reform including the next-generation contract with an emphasis on value-based care, and the continued rollout of MHS GENESIS, the standardized electronic health record.
Noting that change will continue, McCaffery said "just like the military as a whole will need to be dynamic to adapt to the ever-changing security environment, the MHS will need to continue to evolve and adapt" to meet the changing requirements of the combatant commands and the military departments.
McCaffery called MHS the "envy of the world" because it's achieved the highest battlefield survival rates in history, provides world-class health care for millions of beneficiaries, remains at the forefront of cutting-edge research and development, and has built a premier arsenal of military medical combat support capabilities.
But the new security landscape, coupled with the ever-changing health care landscape, presents new challenges to military medicine, McCaffery said.
"We must adapt and evolve if we are to successfully meet these challenges. If we do not, we risk ceding vital advantages to our adversaries, advantages that enable us to protect and care for our warfighters in combat and the patients we serve here at home," he said. "These are advantages built on generations of hard lessons and hard work."
McCaffery said that with change continuing, "one thing is clear: We, the senior leadership of the MHS, must continue to work together to shape our system to meet the challenges of the new environment. We are the ones that are best positioned to shape that future, and we have a long-standing history of evolving and adapting" to meet the mission in changing times.
"And if we don't shape our future," he added, "others will step in and do it for us."
McCaffery emphasized that reform is a time to make changes in organizing, managing, and resourcing the MHS to best meet the mission. The mission itself, though, will not change.
"We assure our military a uniformed medical force ready to provide care in any deployed environment, be it in combat or providing humanitarian assistance," he said. "We meet operational needs at anytime, anywhere. We ensure our service members are medically ready to carry out their duties anywhere around the globe and, importantly, we provide quality health care to service members, their families, and our retirees."
McCaffery outlined three priorities for the MHS:
Focus relentlessly on the medical readiness of combat forces, and the readiness of medical forces to support them. "We are talking about the entire force," McCaffery said, including trauma and general surgeons, nurses, emergency and primary care capabilities, and embedded medics."Our mission is to provide the team that is needed to support the warfighter before deployment, during deployment, and that when needed at point of injury, during casualty evacuation to resuscitative surgical teams and further en route care to definitive care."
Operate as a unified and integrated system that relies on each component's unique contributions to succeed.
Make decisions, establish systems, and operate programs with a patient-centered approach. "The patients we serve [are] the primary focus of our efforts," McCaffery said. "We should strive to make the MHS the first choice of our beneficiaries by providing easy access and continued high quality care they desire and deserve."
MSMR Vol. 27 No. 12 - December 2020
A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Cases of coronavirus disease 2019 and comorbidities among Military Health System beneficiaries, 1 January 2020 through 30 September 2020; Characteristics of U.S. Army beneficiary cases of COVID-19 in Europe, 12 March 2020–17 April 2020; Air evacuation of service members for COVID-19 in U.S. Central Command and U.S. European Command from 11 March 2020 through 30 September 2020; SARS-CoV-2 and influenza coinfection in a deployed military setting— Two case reports.
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MSMR Vol. 27 No. 11 - November 2020
A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Acute respiratory infections among active component service members who use combustible tobacco products and/or e-cigarettes/vaping products, U.S. Armed Forces, 2018–2019; Fibromyalgia: Prevalence and burden of disease among active component service members, U.S. Armed Forces, 2018; Update: Cold weather injuries, active and reserve components, U.S. Armed Forces, July 2015–June 2020.
MSMR Vol. 27 No. 10 - October 2020
A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Characterizing the contribution of chronic pain diagnoses to the neurologic burden of disease, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2009–2018; Surveillance snapshot: Influenza immunization among U.S. Armed Forces healthcare workers, August 2015–April 2020; Acute and chronic pancreatitis, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2004–2018.
MSMR Vol. 27 No. 9 - September 2020
A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Update: Routine screening for antibodies to human immunodeficiency virus, civilian applicants for U.S. military service and U.S. Armed Forces, active and reserve components, January 2015–June 2020; Incidence of inguinal hernia and repair procedures and rate of subsequent pain diagnoses, active component service members, U.S. Armed Forces, 2010–2019; Surveillance of spotted fever rickettsioses at Army installations in the U.S. Central and Atlantic regions, 2012–2018.
MSMR Vol. 27 No. 8 - August 2020
A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Commentary: The limited role of vaccines in the prevention of acute gastroenteritis; Diarrhea and associated illness characteristics and risk factors among British active duty service members at Askari Storm training exercise, Nanyuki, Kenya, January–June 2014; Surveillance snapshot: Norovirus outbreaks in military forces, 2015–2019; Update: Incidence of acute gastrointestinal infections and diarrhea, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2010–2019.
MSMR Vol. 27 No. 7 - July 2020
A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Hearing conservation measures of effectiveness across the Department of Defense; Alcohol-related emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and co-occurring injuries, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2009–2018; Surveillance snapshot: Cervical cancer screening among U.S. military service women in the Millennium Cohort Study, 2003–2015; Epidemiology of functional neurological disorder, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2000–2018.
MSMR Vol. 27 No. 6 - June 2020
A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Absolute and relative morbidity burdens attributable to various illnesses and injuries, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2019; Hospitalizations, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2019; Ambulatory visits, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2019; Surveillance snapshot: Illness and injury burdens, reserve component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2019; A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Letter to the editor: G6PD deficiency in the Tafenoquine era; Summary of the 2018–2019 influenza season among Department of Defense service members and other beneficiaries; Brief report: Direct care cost of heat illness to the Army, 2016–2018; Animal-related injuries in veterinary services personnel, U.S. Army, 2001–2018.
MSMR Vol. 27 No. 5 - May 2020
A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Absolute and relative morbidity burdens attributable to various illnesses and injuries, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2019; Hospitalizations, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2019; Ambulatory visits, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2019; Surveillance snapshot: Illness and injury burdens, reserve component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2019; Surveillance snapshot: Illness and injury burdens, recruit trainees, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2019; Medical evacuations out of the U.S. Central Command, active and reserve components, U.S. Armed Forces, 2019; Morbidity burdens attributable to various illnesses and injuries, deployed active and reserve component service members, U.S. Armed Forces, 2019; Absolute and relative morbidity burdens attributable to various illnesses and injuries, non-service member beneficiaries of the Military Health System, 2019; Prevalence of selected underlying health conditions among active component Army service members with coronavirus disease 2019, 11 February–6 April 2020; Early use of ICD-10-CM code "U07.1, COVID-19" to identify 2019 novel coronavirus cases in Military Health System administrative data.
MSMR Vol. 27 No. 4 - April 2020
A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Commentary: The Warrior Heat- and Exertion-Related Event Collaborative and the Fort Benning Heat Center; Update: Heat illness, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2019; Update: Exertional rhabdomyolysis, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2015–2019; Update: Exertional hyponatremia, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2004–2019
MSMR Vol. 27 No. 4 - APR 2020
As of 1 APR, 186,101 total confirmed COVID-19 cases (3,603 deaths) have been reported in all U.S. states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Current hot spots include NY, NJ, LA, CA, GA, FL, SC, and Guam. Confirmed COVID-19 cases are rapidly accelerating in the U.S., an increase expected due to amplified testing capacity and ongoing community spread. As of 1 APR, CDC is reporting widespread transmission of COVID-19 in 25 (+12) U.S. states and Guam.
MSMR Vol. 27 No. 3 - March 2020
A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Update: Sexually transmitted infections, active component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2011–2019; Incidence of sexually transmitted infections before and after insertion of an intrauterine device or contraceptive implant, active component service women, U.S. Armed Forces, 2014–2019; Blood lead level surveillance among pediatric beneficiaries in the Military Health System, 2010–2017
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The bible tells us that in the last days of his life on earth Jesus turned his eyes toward Jerusalem, a cross, an empty tomb and his final destination his return to God. As I think about Jesus' resolve to complete his journey back to God I recall his unspoken words to me many years ago to follow him.
As I sat in our driveway waiting to pull into traffic around 7:15 am Saturday morning while driving to our local Walmart there were a dozen or so cars headed into town but none heading out of town. While waiting I found myself wondering where they were going so early on a Saturday morning. Pulling into traffic my destination suddenly turned from Walmart to God's heart as the cars whizzed by I couldn't help but wonder what their spiritual journey was taking them.
Then leaving the store I could see more cars on the road but because it was still dark I couldn't tell what make a car they were nor could I see the driver or the number of occupants but again I began wondering about their spiritual journey. Suddenly the Glory Seed Devotionals entered the picture and I began thinking about how they can assist us on our journey into God's heart.
Jesus began his prayer the night of his arrest with something that applies to each of us on our spiritual journey toward and into God's heart. "…Father, the time has come for you to bring glory to your Son, in order that he may bring glory to you." (John 17:1, CEV) Jesus knew that if he were to complete his journey and reach his destination he wouldn't be able to do it on his own, he needed God and he knew if he asked God would provide him whatever he needed. So it is with us Jesus will not only guide us to our toward God and he gives us the Holy Spirit to provide us whatever we need to not only keep moving toward God but also the motivation and power to meet him face-to-face.


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The TEC 7100 is one of a series of new generation pneumatic hot melt applicators. Probably one of the world's highest-output hand-held hot melt applicators, the TEC 7100 is a serious alternative to bulk tank hot melt systems at a fraction of the cost.
Built to a very high standard, the TEC 7100 is totally self contained. The most unique feature on this tool is the built-in speed loader, which holds an extra two 43mm glue cartridges in reserve. Plus, it also enables the user to re-load in seconds whilst continuing to use the tool. Due to the advanced heater housing design and the powerful dual 500 watt heaters, the TEC 7100 is able to dispense up to 5 kilos of molten hot melt per hour.
Operating temperature is obtained in only 5 minutes from cold via one of the 500 watt cartridge heaters, then when the trigger is pulled for use, the second 500 watt heater comes into operation and enables the molten adhesive to be dispensed at a constant temperature.


This featured property is a beautiful & meticulously maintained 10 years young, 5 bed, 3 full, 2 half bath, cut-de-sac home with many amenities throughout. The seller is an interior decorator and has spared no expense. A fully wooded professionally landscaped lot provides the feeling of a private oasis and 3 car total attached garages with automatic door openers and a private drive provide plenty of parking. Enter through the full foyer to an open floor plan and continue through French doors to the oversized rear deck. Amenities include new dual zone heater & Central Air, Bosch Dishwasher, Viking built-in ovens, and whole house hard-wired emergency generator. For additional information see link below.


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Q: In Java 7 64-bit my program freezes on a loop This is my simple program:
public class Test {
    public static Object obj = null;

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        obj = null;
        System.out.println("Start");
        MyThread myThread = new MyThread();
        myThread.start();
        while(obj == null) {
            //System.out.println("");
        }
        System.out.println("Stop");

    }
}

class MyThread extends Thread {

    @Override
    public void run() {
        System.out.println("Thread 1");
        try {
            sleep(1);
        } catch (InterruptedException ex) {
        }
        System.out.println("Thread 2");
        Test.obj = new Object();
        System.out.println("Thread 3");
    }
}

As you can see, I run MyThread thread and while loop of Test class. The loop checks if obj is null and if it is not, I stop it and print "2". MyThread assigns a value to obj. And now the problem:
Under Java 7 64-bit, in case of empty while loop, it is never stopped. However, if I uncomment System.out.print(""), "Stop" under the loop is printed. But for other statements inside the loop (e.g. int i = 1;) my program freezes. Under Java 32-bit everything works fine for all cases.
Could someone explain me this strange behaviour?
Thanks!

A: Your code is not thread-safe. The assignment you make to Test.obj in the thread aren't guaranteed to be visible in the main thread without some form of synchronization.
Make that static variable private, and provide synchronized static getter/tester/setter methods would be one way of implementing this correctly (as long as all accesses go through these methods). Other alternatives exist.

A: Remember that that there is also volatile keyword in Java.
In case of this particular example - Java caches your obj.

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The Canadian buffet
Canadian waters are an all-you-can-eat jellyfish buffet for leatherback turtles. Atlantic leatherbacks migrate to Canada to feed on jellies. One way you can see this is by looking at their tracks. Check out the mess of spaghetti up around Atlantic Canada. Those meandering tracks show turtles foraging for months in our jellyfish-dense waters, growing fatter and fatter. Riley, whom we talked about last post, is doing something similar off New England.
And then, like clockwork, in mid- to late October, they're done. They leave Canadian waters, and the tracks lengthen out considerably, as you can see here. Now the animals are in "migration" mode—on their way south. They'll still eat jellies when they can find them. But you won't see them settle in and stay like they do in Canada again until they reach the waters off the nesting beaches.
Tagged CWF, feeding, GCTR, migration, Riley
It is possible that you have not been kept up at night worrying about Riley the turtle. But we have. She has behaved differently from the other turtles we satellite tagged for the Great Canadian Turtle Race from the start. When they headed north to feed on jellyfish in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, she went south, dipping into U.S. waters. When we were sure she was going to keep snaking along the Eastern seaboard, she headed back up into Canada again.
There was something about New England that drew her, however, and we've spent the last few weeks nervously watching her swim deeper into Massachusetts Bay, slipping down into Cape Cod, where she has circled around and around in an area known for leatherback entanglements. We've been keeping in constant contact with our colleagues at the Provincetown Centre for Coastal Studies (PCCS) who work on disentangling leatherbacks in that area. It has been a record year for leatherback entanglements there, and they were really concerned about our turtle.
"Wow. This just gets worse," wrote Scott Landry from PCCS after reviewing one of the daily maps Mike sent him showing Riley's latest position.
But late last night, as we pulled up the maps to check on her one more time before bed, we discovered she had rounded Provincetown safely, heading out into the open Atlantic. We are celebrating today!
And we're hoping that Miss Riley doesn't take it upon herself to go back into the Bay. But you never know what these turtles will do.
Tagged CWF, entanglement, GCTR, Riley


CENTER VALLEY, Pa. – Running the same course where they will compete for the Mideast Regional and a spot in the NCAA Championships in just over a month's time, the Haverford College women's cross country team placed fifth at the DeSales Invitational on Saturday. The Fords finished with 143 placement points at the meet.
Dickinson won the event while regionally-ranked Misericordia and Messiah finished in second and third. The Fords did record a win over regionally-ranked Elizabethtown as the Blue Jays placed seventh overall in a deep field.
With 268 total entrants in the race, Hannah Doll led the Fords to the finish line with a 14th place showing in a time of 23:34.2. She was the lone Ford to break the 24 minute mark, but the Fords had each of their top eight runners come in under the 25 minute mark.
Griffin Kaulbach was the second Haverford runner across the line (24:03.1) as the Fords' second through eighth runners had a spread of just 55 seconds between them. Kaulbach placed 27th overall. Team captains Sophie Drew (24:13.8) and Julia Smith (24:22.1) finished in the 31st and 34th positions, respectively. Hannah Yeakey rounded out the Fords' top five with her 42nd place finish in a time of 24:43.2.
Molly Hawkins (24:47.9) and Natalia Cordon (24:49.4) kept Haverford's tight pack coming with 44th and 45th place showings. Lauren Tanel also cracked the top 50 finishers with a personal-best time of 24:58.3, placing 49th overall.
Mckenna Krall (25:03.8), Jolie Jaycobs (25:09.1), and Amalia Axinn (25:41.6) all came across the line during the 25th minute of racing action. Mariana Ramirez (26:04.5), Sophie Schleifer (26:12.6) and Michelle Luu (26:29.1) also came across in the top 100 finishers while Zoe Arditi (27:05.3) finished just outside of that pack. Wrapping up the day on a positive note for the team were personal best times from Annie Connolly-Sporing (28:18.4) and Maggie Doubman (28:51.2).
Women's cross country will back in race action next Saturday, October 13 for the Jack Saint Clair Memorial Invitational. That race is scheduled to get underway for the women at 12:15 p.m. at Belmont Plateau.


I recently attended the National Conference on Sustainable Development Goals in Ireland to gain an insight into how the UN SDG's are being implemented in Ireland and Europe. Being an Irishman I was very proud to learn that Ireland was influential in the agreement of the SDG's: been appointed, alongside Kenya, as co-facilitator of the post-2015 sustainable development negotiations. It was insightful to hear David Donoghue, former Permanent Representative of Ireland to the United Nations, speak at the conference sharing his memories of the process that has led us to the worldwide agreement.
Lesson 1 – Ireland is accountable to the EU for sustainability and considerable annual fines occur should targets not be met (providing an impetus to meet targets on time or soon thereafter) – a clear difference to any consequences to Australia for non-compliance; Australia, the 'Unaccountable Nation' ?
Whilst Ireland is by no means the most sustainable society in the world, with greenhouse gas emission targets for 2020 likely to be missed – triggering potential annual fines of up to €455m from the EU, it is progressing with the implementation of the SDG's. The severe annual fines are a strong motivation for the Government to implement change sooner rather than later.
Lesson 2 – A national/state implementation plan, with clear and measurable targets, is a strong starting point for achieving the Goals.
Policy alignment: develop alignment of national policy with the SDGs and identify opportunities for policy coherence.
Ireland's Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment has lead responsibility for promoting and overseeing the coherent implementation of the SDGs on a whole-of-Government basis. All Ministers retain responsibility for implementing the individual SDGs. The Plan provides a 'SDG Matrix' which identifies the responsible Government Departments for each of the 169 targets. It also includes a 'SDG Policy Map' indicating the relevant national policies for each of the targets.
Lesson 3 – The gathering and reporting of data is essential for monitoring progress towards achieving the Goals and identifying where action is required. This data should be fully accessible in an open source format to allow organisations at every level implement, review, and report on progress towards achieving the SDG's.
Ireland's Central Statistics Office has led the development of a public and open source online data gathering platform – Geohive. The public platform is to be used for exploring, downloading and combining publicly available data relating to the SDG's.
The platform provides extensive categorised and detailed information relating to the Goals; allowing governmental, private sector and community orgainsations to evaluate the information and focus on particular SDG's or individual indicators which may need action. The platform also ensures 'data supported' monitoring and reporting is implemented.
In addition to providing open source data, the platform is continually updated with new information. A additional resource called 'Story Maps' provides an interactive analysis of progress against individual goals and indicators.
A look at the introductory video on the homepage is beneficial to anybody with an interest in this area.
Lesson 4 – Knowledge among and empowerment of communities is essential to ensure an all of society approach to the SDG's is implemented. Increasing knowledge with and empowerment of the youth in society is a key step in this process.
Achieving the SDG's will take action at all levels of government and society. Growing knowledge among society is critical in securing a positive response to change; growing the knowledge of, and engaging with, the youth of society is essential.
The conference included presentations from local groups, including Galway's Comhairle na nÓg (child and youth council). Two representatives of this youth group showcased what they have done in supporting refugees settled in Galway County; other SDG actions included workshops and training for youth on implementing the Goals.
Lesson 5 – Politicians, no matter where in the world, will hide behind generalistic responses and play the smoke and mirror game – leading many to question the actual political will within Government to make meaningful change.
When questioned about continued oil and gas exploration licences being issued by the Irish Government, the Minister deflected to other 'positive' actions the government was taking on renewable energy. Additionally, when questioned about the growing agricultural sector [accounts for 32% of Ireland's greenhouse gas production (1)] including the opening up of China for increased trade of beef products from Ireland [estimated up to 1.5 million tonnes (2)], Minister Kyne responded with a unproductive answer along the lines of 'better us feeding them than someone else'.
Green Infrastructure – A brief introduction and its place in the planning system.


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John Henry Reardon (Halifax, 30 de julho de 1975) é um ator canadense. Ele é mais  conhecido por seus papéis em White Chicks (2004), Arctic Air (2012-14) e Hudson & Rex (2018-presente).

Vida pessoal
Casou-se com a atriz Meghan Ory em 2008. Eles se conheceram ao contracenarem juntos na minissérie de 2006 Merlin's Apprentice. Eles têm um filho nascido em maio de 2018 e uma filha nascida em outubro de 2019.

Filmografia

Filmes

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Ligações externas

Naturais de Halifax (Nova Escócia)
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 * Document centered path and property names used when dealing with Elastic Search.
 *
 * @author CJ Hare
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public interface ElasticSearchFields {

	/** Sub-directory for the settings of an index. */
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Placenta Encapsulation: Everything You Need to Know
By Suzie Welsh | February 28, 2018
BINTO Q&A With Placenta Specialist, Shawna McLaggen Growing numbers of postpartum mothers are choosing to encapsulate and ingest their placenta, similar to taking a daily supplement. BINTO trivia: Did you know that most mammal mamas eat their entire placenta after giving birth? So, why shouldn't humans, too? Though there's no existing clinical research pointing to…
This too Shall Pass, but Should we let it?
By Suzie Welsh | February 8, 2018
This too Shall Pass, but Should we let it? I've just come home from visiting a close girlfriend and her newborn baby. It's the first week of February. The air is cool, the days are grey, and the sun sets around 5 pm. This is enough to make anyone feel depressed and sad, especially a…
Breast or Bottle feeding: How do you decide?
By Suzie Welsh | August 21, 2017
The age-old discussion: breast V bottle. If you ask me, there is only one right answer. That answer? Whatever method works for you and your baby is the only "right" way! At team Binto, we certainly support breastfeeding. It's a wonderful way to feed your new baby and create a bonding experience. However, we're…
Understanding Postpartum Depression & the Baby Blues
By Suzie Welsh | July 25, 2017
Understanding Postpartum Depression & the Baby Blues Giving birth can be the happiest time of a woman's life. However, a majority of women spend the weeks or months after giving birth in a state of depression. Postpartum depression (PPD) occurs in every 1 out of 7 women after childbirth. A majority of women experience something…
Healing After Loss
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After you experience a pregnancy loss, you're likely to feel a number of emotions. Everyone handles loss differently, but it's critical to know that these feelings are normal. It can be very difficult having a miscarriage. It can take an emotional toll on you, which takes a longer time to heal than any physical effects.…


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'use strict';

describe('ngAnimate integration tests', function() {

  beforeEach(module('ngAnimate'));

  var html, ss;
  beforeEach(module(function() {
    return function($rootElement, $document, $window, $animate) {
      $animate.enabled(true);

      ss = createMockStyleSheet($document, $window);

      var body = jqLite($document[0].body);
      html = function(element) {
        body.append($rootElement);
        $rootElement.append(element);
      };
    };
  }));

  describe('CSS animations', function() {
    if (!browserSupportsCssAnimations()) return;

    they('should render an $prop animation',
      ['enter', 'leave', 'move', 'addClass', 'removeClass', 'setClass'], function(event) {

      inject(function($animate, $compile, $rootScope, $rootElement, $$rAF) {
        var element = jqLite('

');
        $compile(element)($rootScope);

        var className = 'klass';
        var addClass, removeClass;
        var parent = jqLite('

');
        html(parent);

        var setupClass, activeClass;
        var args;
        var classRuleSuffix = '';

        switch (event) {
          case 'enter':
          case 'move':
            setupClass = 'ng-' + event;
            activeClass = 'ng-' + event + '-active';
            args = [element, parent];
            break;

          case 'leave':
            parent.append(element);
            setupClass = 'ng-' + event;
            activeClass = 'ng-' + event + '-active';
            args = [element];
            break;

          case 'addClass':
            parent.append(element);
            classRuleSuffix = '.add';
            setupClass = className + '-add';
            activeClass = className + '-add-active';
            addClass = className;
            args = [element, className];
            break;

          case 'removeClass':
            parent.append(element);
            setupClass = className + '-remove';
            activeClass = className + '-remove-active';
            element.addClass(className);
            args = [element, className];
            break;

          case 'setClass':
            parent.append(element);
            addClass = className;
            removeClass = 'removing-class';
            setupClass = addClass + '-add ' + removeClass + '-remove';
            activeClass = addClass + '-add-active ' + removeClass + '-remove-active';
            element.addClass(removeClass);
            args = [element, addClass, removeClass];
            break;
        }

        ss.addRule('.animate-me', 'transition:2s linear all;');

        var runner = $animate[event].apply($animate, args);
        $rootScope.$digest();

        var animationCompleted = false;
        runner.then(function() {
          animationCompleted = true;
        });

        expect(element).toHaveClass(setupClass);
        $$rAF.flush();
        expect(element).toHaveClass(activeClass);

        browserTrigger(element, 'transitionend', { timeStamp: Date.now(), elapsedTime: 2 });

        expect(element).not.toHaveClass(setupClass);
        expect(element).not.toHaveClass(activeClass);

        $rootScope.$digest();

        expect(animationCompleted).toBe(true);
      });
    });

    it('should not throw an error if the element is orphaned before the CSS animation starts',
      inject(function($rootScope, $rootElement, $animate, $$rAF) {

      ss.addRule('.animate-me', 'transition:2s linear all;');

      var parent = jqLite('

');
      html(parent);

      var element = jqLite('
DOING
');
      parent.append(element);

      $animate.addClass(parent, 'on');
      $animate.addClass(element, 'on');
      $rootScope.$digest();

      // this will run the first class-based animation
      $$rAF.flush();

      element.remove();

      expect(function() {
        $$rAF.flush();
      }).not.toThrow();

      dealoc(element);
    }));
  });

  describe('JS animations', function() {
    they('should render an $prop animation',
      ['enter', 'leave', 'move', 'addClass', 'removeClass', 'setClass'], function(event) {

      var endAnimation;
      var animateCompleteCallbackFired = true;

      module(function($animateProvider) {
        $animateProvider.register('.animate-me', function() {
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Slate of Officers
Nominations for Current Board Members:
Joe Eldred
Sabodh Garg
Lulu Hsu
Stan Katz
Christine Sheckler
Petya Dolaptchieva
Deborah Dutilly
Nominations of New Board Members:
Himanshu (Manish) Parikh
Dennis-Michael Broussard
Ginatorado (Gina) Ing
Respectfully Submitted by the Nominations Committee:
Sabodh Garg, Chair
Reno Harnish
Vickie Ladt
Special Recognition to Departing Board Members
SDWAC thanks the following Board members for their service:
Evan Toma
David Edick Jr.
Ambassador J.D. Bindenagel's Bio:
Former U.S. Ambassador and Henry Kissinger Professor at the Center for Advanced Security, Strategy, and Integration Studies at the University of Bonn"Germany: From Peace to Power – Can Germany Lead Strategically in Europe without Dominating? Germany From Peace to Power.pdf
James D. Bindenagel, currently Senior Professor at Bonn University, is the author of "Germany From Peace to Power? Can Germany Lead in Europe without dominating?" Germany From Peace to Power.pdf published by Bonn University Press/Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht. He is a former U.S. Ambassador and was the founding Henry Kissinger Professor at Bonn University. Kissinger Professor at Bonn University.
Ambassador Bindenagel is a retired ambassador and veteran of the U.S. diplomatic corps. His 35-year career in German-American relations included military, diplomatic, and academic assignments in West, East, and United Germany from 1972 to 2020. He focused on diplomacy with Germany, global business, and education. He is an expert on Germany, where he served as U.S. deputy chief of mission in the U.S. Embassy, Bonn, Germany, from 1994 to 1997, and director for Central European Affairs in the Bureau of European and Canadian Affairs at the State Department from 1992 to 1994. He was U.S. deputy chief of mission at the U.S. Embassy in Berlin, East Germany at the time of the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and helped negotiate the reunification of Germany.
In 1999, Mr. Bindenagel was appointed by President Bill Clinton as U.S. Ambassador and Special Envoy for Holocaust Issues. He also served as Special U.S. Negotiator for "conflict diamonds."
Other Foreign Service assignments included head of the embassy political affairs unit in Bonn in the mid-1980s, when he helped pave the way for the deployment of U.S. Pershing missiles in Germany. He also was an American Political Science Association fellow with Congressman Lee H. Hamilton (1987-1988) and was director, Business-Government Programs for Rockwell International (1991-1992). He served in the U.S. Embassy in Seoul, Korea (1975-1977).
Following his diplomatic career, he was Vice President of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and subsequently Vice President at DePaul University. Prior to his diplomatic career he was assigned to the U.S. Army's 3rd Infantry Division in Germany.
Ambassador Bindenagel is now Special Advisor to Strategy XXI Partners, where he advises clients on matters of domestic and international policy and on key multilateral issues that can represent potential risk to clients' reputations and shareholder value.
Among his many honors, Ambassador Bindenagel received the State Department's Distinguished Service Award in 2001, the Commander's Cross of the Federal Order of Merit from the President of Germany in 2001 and the Presidential Meritorious Service Award from President George W. Bush in 2002.
He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP), the President's Circle of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, the American Council on Germany and the American Institute of Contemporary German Studies. Mr.Bindenagel is also President of the Japan America Society of Chicago.
He holds an MA in Public Administration and a BA in Political Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. ###
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We have all kinds of sinners and jacked up people in here. If the smoker by the door bothered you, the people inside would bother you even more because we are NOT a museum for saints; we're a hospital for sinners. NO perfect people are allowed in.


The Family Nurse Partnership is a voluntary home visiting programme for first time young mums, aged 24 or under (and dads).
A specially trained family nurse visits the young mum regularly, from early in pregnancy until the child is two.
The Family Nurse Partnership programme is underpinned by an internationally recognised robust evidence base, which shows it can improve health, social and educational outcomes in the short, medium and long term, while also providing cost benefits.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 08, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Meridian Bioscience, Inc. (NASDAQ:VIVO) today announced that its Board of Directors elected a new independent director, John M. Rice, Ph.D., effective August 8, 2017.
Mr. Rice is the founder, and since 2003 has been the Managing Partner, of Triathlon Medical Venture Partners, a venture capital firm that invests equity capital in early and expansion stage life science companies. Since 2014, Mr. Rice has served as the Director of Life Sciences at CincyTech, a firm that provides advice and capital to entrepreneurs and helps research institutions commercialize technology through startups. He has served on the board of directors of several privately held healthcare companies.


Never been full time paid officer. He is a reserve major with no full time experience. Living in a million dollar home in bellaire ! What! Really!!
I don't think I want a weekend warrior being the next constable. He has no real police experience. Why would we want him.
Sounds like he doesn't like telling the truth, How would Sheriff Adrian Garcia feel knowing this guy is portraying himself as a Full time Major. What a Loser!
Maybe you three should do a little more research about this candidate before you make untruthful statements about him. I personally know that he has been a full-time officer for many years in Galveston County and Harris County and a damn good one at that. Do your homework before you speak!!!
Marc you should do your homework !!!! NO ONE AT THE SHERIFF DEPARMENT KNOWS HIM. MUCH LESS HOLD A POSITION AS A FULL TIME (PAID) MAJOR IN THE SHERIFF DEPARTMENT. Maybe the joke is on you because you have been fooled by HIM. WHAT a Fake Candidate.
I am not related to Mr Alan Rosen, nor have I met him. But I know enough about him. Most experience and will surely clean PCT 1. He has my vote. Why vote for Cindy V, she was part of the problem at PCT 1.
I am a graduate of the University of Houston Central and a very active voter. I am concern about this interview because he stated that he graduated from the University of Houston with honors with a Criminal Justice degree. I know for a fact that U of H does not offer a Criminal Justice degree, maybe the downtown campus. If you were a honors graduate, you would have addressed it differently – not by saying a honors graduate.


This trip took us to West Papua, known locally as Irian Jaya. And there to the "Raja Ampat" archipelago which roughly means "united kingdom" and is located in the Banda Sea.
The area has over 1,500 islands. The four main islands are Misool, Salawati, Batanta and Waigeo.
Misool is one of the most biodiverse regions in the world with fish, corals, sponges, soft corals, shrimps, crabs and countless nudibranchs and other invertebrates and huge shoals of sardines.
Edi Frommenwiler, one of the most expierenced underwater videographers i know helped us with his crew of the Pindito to find the right spots.


Cliniques Universitaires de Bruxelles Endo-ERN centre is formed by the tight collaboration of different departments based in 2 main hospitals: Hôpital Universitaire des Enfants Reine Fabiola HUDERF (Queen Fabiola University Children Hospital), which is Belgium's only hospital entirely dedicated to paediatric healthcare, and Hôpital Erasme, which is the university hospital of the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB).
Cliniques Universitaires de Bruxelles Endo-ERN centre provides easy access to a range of coordinated expertise and diagnostic technologies within the departments of medical genetics, paediatrics endocrinology, adult endocrinology, reproductive medicine with access to all assisted reproductive techniques including preimplantation diagnostic testing and fertility preservation, foetal medicine and obstetric clinics, as well as full technical support, specialised surgery (transsphenoidal, thyroid, uro-genital), psychiatry and imaging.
Our priority is to provide a patient-centred high quality, transdisciplinary care to patients with rare endocrine diseases from birth to adulthood. We are committed to develop a partnership with our patients through effective information sharing and patient empowerment all along their therapeutic management.


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