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St. Vincent Hospital 'reaffirms' position, will stay course with replacement nurses
Telegram & Gazette
WORCESTER — Despite recent criticism from public officials, St. Vincent Hospital on Thursday "reaffirmed" its commitment to permanent replacement nurses hired since the nurses' strike began, citing the Massachusetts Nurses Association union's own webpage to justify a decision that remains a stumbling block to resolution.
"Over the last few days, the hospital's decision to hire permanent replacement nurses and stand by them has been questioned and called everything from retaliation to union busting to illegal. However, this decision is none of those things," St. Vincent Hospital spokesman Matt Clyburn said in a statement. "In fact, the MNA's own website has a page on strikes, that confirms Saint Vincent's position regarding reinstatement rights when permanent replacement workers have been hired."
The statement quotes the MNA's website:
"If [striking workers] were involved in an Economic strike…your employer can replace you with temporary or more importantly, permanent replacements," the site reads. "If your employer has hired permanent replacements who fill your job(s), when you or your union representative applies unconditionally for reinstatement, you are not entitled to go back to work."
The hospital said that because the strike was called over staffing, it consists of an economic strike rather than an unfair labor practice strike.
MNA Spokesperson David Schildmeier said the hospital's position is precedent breaking.
"For 50 years in our state, while nurses' strikes aren't common, in every one, regardless of its designation, nurses have been returned to their former positions, including Tenet's last strike with us in 2000," Schildmeier said in a statement. "It has been the position for resolution of the nurses' strikes and in all cases has been agreed upon by management because it is what is needed to ensure a smooth and amicable transition to resume operations following the strike, and it ensures the safest patient care.
"Just because something may be legal in a technical sense does not make it right. And what Tenet is seeking is wrong in every aspect."
The statement comes after state Reps. David LeBoeuf and Mary Keefe on Tuesday called for St. Vincent Hospital CEO Carolyn Jackson to "step aside" from bargaining with nurses in order to bring a resolution to the strike.
On Wednesday, Mayor Joseph M. Petty and District 4 Councilor Sarai Rivera, chair of the city's public health subcommittee, urged the CEO of Tenet Healthcare, the owners of St. Vincent Hospital, to visit the city and negotiate a settlement with nurses.
Schildmeier also noted that the MNA has filed numerous unfair labor charges against Tenet with the National Labor Relations Board. These charges remain pending, he said Thursday.
"We further contend that Tenet's methods and practices in how they have gone about replacing our nurses violate federal labor law, and would negate their ability to pursue this policy," Schildmeier said. "At its essence, their provision is a vile, vindictive effort to retaliate against nurses for exercising their right to advocate for their patients in the face of deplorable conditions created by this callous corporation."
Schildmeier then alleged that as many as 70 of the permanent replacement nurses were "newly graduated or novice nurses replacing nurses with decades of expertise," something he said posed "an immediate threat to the safety of the patients under their care."
"Why would nurses accept or negotiate over a provision that is purely made out of spite and would cause harm to the patients they went out on strike to protect?" Schildmeier said.
Clyburn said Wednesday that more than 75% of the 205 permanent replacement nurses hired have at least six years of experience, while 35% of them possess over 20 years worth of experience.


Stocks treading water here ahead of a monster week for earnings, with a 140 S&P 500 companies set to report.
Global stocks trade mixed, with modest gains in Asia and a dip for European benchmarks, as investors return to the first full trading day following last week's Easter break. U.S. equity futures suggest little change on Wall Street ahead of earnings from Verizon, Procter & Gamble, Coca-Cola and Harley Davidson as well as April services PMI data at 9:45 Eastern Time.
World stocks were mixed on Tuesday ahead of the release of U.S. housing data and more earnings reports. Oil prices soared to their highest level since October on supply fears, after the Trump administration said it would soon impose sanctions on all buyers of Iranian oil. Traders are waiting for a slew of U.S. earnings reports from big companies such as Twitter, Facebook and Microsoft starting Tuesday.
Days later, he appeared to send shockwaves across Wall Street with a suggestion that the European Central Bank should consider buying stocks as a form of additional stimulus rather than sticking to the playbook of purchasing debt only. Just as he's looking beyond just bonds for his new fund, Rieder thinks Mario Draghi and his successor should consider doing the same.


Preferably Brisbane northside but open to offers. A case of your favourite beer for your troubles. I'm thinking I'll need to borrow for a maximum 3 or 4wks, but hopefully shorter.
still doin a dc Jon??
Another couple of options- if you have a drill press sit the head on the base plate with a piece of wood sitting under the valves, cut the side out of a piece of tubing and use the drill press to compress the springs, or using a spark plug socket with an old extension (use insulation tape on the end you are going to hit as the chrome can shatter and make sure you use safety goggles or a shield) place the aforementioned piece of wood under the valves and strike the extension cleanly making sure that the socket doesn't fly off as the collets will be inside it.
1st option is the safest and also easiest to replace the springs when finished.
As bushed says a milk crate or a 60 litre drum.
If you own a Volkswagen just purchase the gear that you require as it will be used again, borrowing equipment is a bad idea for both parties involved.
2) "bash method" will get the retainers off. What about putting them back on?


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I've also modified this recipe to be gluten free, for Jay, but that just means swapping out the appropriate breadcrumbs.
Step 1. Preheat your oven to 350ºF.
Step 2. Chop your mushrooms (I used my food processor, but you could also use a knife or slap-chop).
Step 3. Melt 4 tbsp (reserve the last 1 tbsp) of butter in a large skillet over medium-high heat, and add the mushrooms.
You'll notice that they release liquid as they cook—that's good. We want to cook the mushrooms until they've released their water and also absorbed the butter/ the water has evaporated away. Stir occasionally.
Step 4. Once most of the liquid has disappeared from the mushrooms, add in the pepper, nutmeg, and salt. Stir to combine. Remove the mushroom mixture from heat and set aside.
Step 5. Trim the fat from your chicken breasts and slice in half (we want to keep their horizontal width the same, but reduce their thickness by half).
Step 7. Sandwich the chicken breasts between plastic wrap (or, in my husband's case, a repurposed ziplock bag), and pound with a meat mallet (or similarly firm, sturdy object). You want the chicken to end up between ½'' and ¼'' thick.
Step 8. Now that the mushroom mixture has cooled slightly, stir in the breadcrumbs a little at a time, until the mushrooms clump together and have a slightly firm (but not dry) texture. You should have at least a couple of tbsp of breadcrumbs left over. Now it's time to stuff the chicken breasts!
Step 10. Once all of the chicken breasts have been stuffed, sprinkle any remaining filling around them in the pan (you really don't want this to go to waste).
Step 11. Melt the remaining 1 tbsp of butter in a small dish, and drizzle it over the tops of the chicken breast. Sprinkle with the remaining breadcrumbs.
Step 12. Pour the chicken stock (first) and then the heavy whipping cream in around the chicken. Throw the pan in the oven and roast for 35-40 minutes, or until the chicken is cooked through.
Remove from the oven and be really, ridiculously excited.
Enjoy! Please let me know if you try this out, and what you think!


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Chapter V – The final stage of examination
14. Refusal
A decision to refuse the application cannot be issued without a first communication in examination having been sent (see C‑III, 4, and E‑IX, 4.1) or oral proceedings having been held (see C‑III, 5). Therefore the examining division may not refuse the application directly after the reply to the search opinion under Rule 70a(1) or directly after the reply to the WO-ISA under Rule 161(1), even if the objections raised in the search opinion or WO-ISA remain the same and there is no pending request for oral proceedings.
If, despite the applicant's submissions, i.e. amendments or counter-arguments, objections persist after the applicant's reply to the first communication under Art. 94(3) in examination, then a refusal can be issued. If there is a pending request for oral proceedings, oral proceedings must be held and the decision to refuse will, where appropriate, be announced at the end of the oral proceedings. Similarly, if summons were issued as the first action in examination, the decision to refuse will, where appropriate, be announced at the end of the oral proceedings.
Art. 97(2)
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In the event that refusal is contemplated, the examiner should bring the application before the other members of the examining division, which may then decide to refuse the application. In any event, at some stage, the primary examiner will consult the other members of the examining division with a view to establishing whether the application should be refused or a patent should be granted. If the division intends to refuse the application, a written reasoned decision is necessary and this will normally be prepared by the primary examiner (see E‑X, 2.3 and E‑X, 2.6). In preparing the decision, the examiner must take care to abide by the general principles set out in Art. 113(1), i.e. the decision must be based on grounds or evidence on which the applicant has had the opportunity to comment (see E‑X, 1.1 and E‑X, 1.2).
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The Foundation of Vlad Plahotniuc "EDELWEISS" is launching in spring 2016 a new social and educational campaign for young people from the Republic of Moldova. The School of Edelweiss Ambassadors targets young people from the ninth grades, encouraging them to continue their studies and make early choices related to their professional path, to build a career and realize one's potential.
27 December 2016 First promotion of the School of Edelweiss Ambassadors graduated successfully!
25 July 2016 Guidance in IT career for young graduates of the Edelweiss School of Ambassadors.
08 July 2016 Successful graduation of the first School of Edelweiss Ambassadors students!
06 July 2016 Vlad Plahotniuc meets school students and talks about career, interests and first pay.
05 July 2016 The School of Edelweiss Ambassadors launched its activity!
25 March 2016 The Edelweiss School of Ambassadors has opened its doors, in Hancesti.
23 March 2016 Go your own way!


An environmental group near Detroit needs $30,000 for its 2018 plan to have hundreds of volunteers gather aquatic bugs to monitor pollution.
The email opened sounding zany – "Hi Bug Hunters" – but a note sent Friday to environmental volunteers across metro Detroit held serious news.
There'd been a sudden slash in funding for Friends of the Rouge, a nonprofit group begun in 1986 to clean up Michigan's dirtiest body of water – the Rouge River.
"I am very troubled," Friends' volunteer manager Sally Petrella wrote, that a longtime funder of the Friends group had yanked its $30,000 annual funding planned for 2018. The cash would've continued a 19-year-old effort that keeps track of water quality in the Rouge River and its tributaries, with most of the work done by hundreds of volunteers who collect and count tiny insects and animals on stream bottoms, according to previous Free Press reports.
The terminated funding left Friends of the Rouge "struggling to find replacement funding, so that we do not have to cancel the 2018 Stonefly Search and 2018 Spring and Fall Bug Hunts," Petrella wrote to her cadre of river keepers.
She ended by asking volunteers if they could step up themselves with donations or provide names of potential donors, with a deadline of March 31 to snare at least $20,000 "to continue at a bare bones level."
The group that yanked the funding is also a nonprofit organization – the Alliance of Rouge Communities. It's a vast collection of local government bodies: 35 cities, townships and villages, plus Wayne, Oakland and Washtenaw counties. Often called ARC, it formed with the same goal as the Friends group: cleaning up the Rouge River and its hundreds of feeder streams and drains.
ARC ended support for next year's bug hunts because it needed to devote that money to handling new, tighter standards for reducing storm-water pollution set by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, said Jim Ridgway, executive director of ARC.
The ARC even hopes to help scare up the $30,000 needed to continue the bug hunts, Ridgway said.
"We're committed to help them find some grant money for this," he said.
The Rouge River is slowly making a come-back, although its health keeps getting slammed by influxes of storm water laden with lawn fertilizer, pet waste and vehicle oil; fouled by sewage overflows during heavy rains, and hurt by diminishing industrial pollution that nowadays constitutes just 2% of the river's murk and muck, according to state pollution assessments.
In the 20th Century, the once-pristine stream became a drain pipe for much of Wayne County's sewage and industrial crud. Since then, three decades of clean-up efforts have brought it slowly back to life – and brought life back to it, like the rare and endangered pugnose shiner fish recently discovered in Bloomfield Township's Upper Long Lake, part of the Rouge River system, as celebrated on the website of Friends of the Rouge.
Yet, the river system still fails to meet the standards of other rivers in Michigan, according to federal and state experts. Although Friday's email to volunteers of Friends of the Rouge wasn't supposed to be made public, the need for funding is real, said Marie McCormick, executive director of Friends of the Rouge, whose offices are on the University of Michigan-Dearborn campus.The funding slash "came with great disappointment and shock," although the Friends group sympathizes with financial pressures at ARC, McCormick said Friday.
"They had to make a funding adjustment. It's just that the timing was poor. We got wind of this in November and we really don't have an alternative source of support," said McCormick, who grew up in Northville where she said the Rouge River is covered with a quarter-mile of concrete.
Other funders of Friends of the Rouge haven't cut their support – they include the Royal Oak-based Erb Family Foundation and Novi-based electric transmission giant ITC – but the group should find fresh support for its stream-monitoring program, McCormick said. The money pays to coordinate volunteer efforts and evaluate data and samples that hundreds of volunteers collect each year in their aquatic bug hunts.
"Bugs at the bottom of a river tell a story," McCormick said.
"The more diversity there, the healthier the river. So, wherever we do surveys like this – what we call stream monitoring – it tells everyone involved in environmental work whether we're making a difference in the river," she said.


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Putting out a new record every year since 2011, Broadcaster may be fairly new to the party, but they've come in guns locked and loaded, here to please. A Million Hours has been described as almost "canonical" by those familiar with the band's brief history, and rightfully so. The group has a way of putting out consistent material that embodies the same style and yet manages not to sound like a rehash of old ideas, and that tradition is continued on their latest release.
While the band's classic three-piece setup is unlimited in what it can do on the record, they mostly adhere to using simple rhythm with a few tricks thrown in here or there to keep the music enticing. Great guitar riffs sneak in between rather than going overboard with digital effects and poppy synths. Opening tracks "The Current," "Jamie" and "Show Me Something New" are brilliantly simple, with a taste of refreshingly cool lyrics.
Broadcaster classify as power pop/punk but their music is far from what you'd expect from either genre. Later tracks like "Petrified" and "Wasting Time With You" show just how down to earth Broadcaster are. There are hints of punk rock aggression mixed pretty well with softcore stylings, but for the most part, it's closer to indie rock than it is to either. While A Million Hours isn't the first thing you're bound to jump out of your seat for this year, it's an album that gets props for not trying too hard without getting lazy, and certainly stands out over recent power pop releases.
A Million Hours is the kind of record that finds itself well with college students and fans of groups like The Weakerthans and Jawbreaker. In the genre of power pop, it's definitely one of the better releases to come around in recent years, but whether it has a place as one of the better albums overall is still up for some debate.


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Dripping in Pride
The girls swim team had a relay race on Friday, Dec. 18, at the Rec-Plex and received third place. It was a night of hard work and fun. The girls did their relays and at the end got to do some fun relays...
Ballin' Out: Last Victory Before COVID Quarantine
On Thursday, Dec. 17, the girl's varsity basketball team defeated the Fort Zumwalt West Jaguars on their home court. Senior Sophie Delaney was extremely excited about the win and her team's ability to...
Boys Varsity basketball came close to winning Friday, Dec.18 against Howell. The team was winning most of the game, but ultimately lost 50-48 in the last minute of the game. Senior Kannon Cissell feels...
Boys Varsity basketball beat Eureka High School on Tuesday, Dec.15 in a close game of 53-49. The first half we were losing 17-34, but managed to catch up and win. Senior Kannon Cissell felt that the team...
Zipping Against Zumwalt
While having 9 members of their team quarantined due to exposure to COVID-19, the Swim and Dive team was just happy to be able to race in their meet against Fort Zumwalt West. Even after their loss, they...
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Wrestling To The Top
The Varsity Boys wrestling team is continuing the season strong with their hosting of the Liberty Tournament on Saturday Dec. 12. The team went up against five high schools: Fort Madison Bloodhounds, Marquette...
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The girls varsity basketball team took on the Lutheran Lions on Tuesday, December 1. The teams went back and fourth the whole game up until the fourth quarter when the spartans locked in their win 48-41.
Senior Night Spotlight
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After a close game against the Marquette Mustangs, the Varsity Volleyball team keeps their optimism and attitude up. Losing did not affect the team's love for the sport and each other. Teammate Shae...


Do you have a favorite Christmas cookie? Do you prefer chocolate or spice? Would you rather go for an iced and decorated sugar cookie or a molasses ginger round? Or maybe it's a crunchy, chocolate-covered toffee bar or a jam-filled cookie. You have so many choices at this festive time of the year!
Whether you've baked Christmas cookies for years or are just starting from scratch, you'll find 15 inspiring recipes that you need right here. These recipes are the kind that you can bake for friends, family, or just for yourself! I Hope you'll find these recipes inspirational because we made them as easy as possible to follow. Each cookie has a corresponding picture so that you can see if you did it right.
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An Adventure Steeped in History
There are some very interesting catacombs, with remains of over 11,000 people, under Saint Stephan's Cathedral.
During the bubonic plague outbreak of 1735 thousands of corpses were placed in pits that were dug in the floor of the crypt. The smell, unfortunately, wafted up into the cathedral and made religious services impossible. In order to get rid of the odor, prisoners from the local jail were sent down to scrub the flesh off the rotting corpses and stack the bones into neatly ordered piles.
Another section of the catacombs contains large jars with organs, mostly intestines, from deceased members of the royal family. Apparently, one of the jars recently had a rather odoriferous leak and it took several days before anyone was willing to go into that part of the catacombs to deal with the situation.
The Jewish museum is housed in two different buildings. The first building, at the current day Judenplatz, houses the excavated ruins of a synagogue that was the center of a thriving Jewish community that existed in Vienna during the Middle Ages. This community, and the temple, came to a violent end in 1421.
The second part of the Jewish Museum houses Jewish artifacts in a series of display cases. In addition, there is a large exhibit that focuses on Jewish contributions to the American entertainment industry.
Library Memorial
The Jewish Holocaust Memorial, also called the Nameless Library, was designed by artist Rachel Whiteread and completed in October 2000.
The memorial looks like a library with all of the spines of the books facing backwards. The books symbolize the untold stories of the countless Jews who were murdered in the holocaust as well as the intellectual and cultural void that was created by the extermination of European Jews.
The doors on the front of this library of books have no doorknobs and do not open, symbolizing the finality of the situation.
Noteworthy Buildings
Vienna is a beautiful city with an old world charm and a great deal of interesting architecture.
The Hofburg Palace, built in the 13th century, was the main winter residence of Austrian monarchs. Today, the building contains the official offices of the Austrian president.
The National Library, which is considered to be part of the Hofburg Palace, is the largest library in the nation. It has more than 7.4 million items.
Saint Peter's Cathedral is built on the site of the oldest church in Vienna, which dates from the 4th century.
Saint Michael's Church, dating from the 13th century, used to be the parish church of the imperial court.
Interesting Architecture
Part of the charm of Vienna is the interesting finishing touches added to many of the buildings.
Delightful Dining
There are many noteworthy restaurants in Vienna. Two of our favorites were Figlmullers and Demels.
Figlmullers is a family owned restaurant that has been making schnitzel for more than 100 years. It is one of the best schnitzels we have ever eaten.
Demels is a famous pastry shop that was established in 1786. The biggest problem with eating there is choosing which of the amazing pastries to try.
Lipizzaner Stalions
We stopped by Vienna's Spanish Riding School, where classical dressage has been taught since 1735, for a quick visit to the Lipizzaner stallions. One of the horses had some very strong opinions that he was not shy about sharing with us.
Albertina Museum
The Albertina is an art museum in a building that was once a royal palace.
There are some beautifully decorated rooms that show how the living quarters of the palace looked during the mid-18th century.
In addition there are many statues, paintings, and tapestries throughout the museum.
There were many interesting things that we noticed as we wandered through Vienna. A life-sized Pinocchio sat on a bench outside a toy store.
There were smoking booths so people could stop for a smoke without polluting the air everyone else had to breathe.
We also enjoyed the flowers on the Golden Rain Tree and the flowers grown in a treble clef near the statue of Mozart.
The Kunsthistorisches Museum, which is the largest art museum in Austria, was opened in 1891. The Natural History Museum, which is just across the square from the art museum, was opened at the same time. Both museums were designed to house collections belonging to the royal Hapsburg family and to provide a cultural experience for the general public.
While at the museum, we enjoyed watching a couple of local artists copying works of great artists.


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Basic anatomy of the path of the NG tube.
Pediatric nasopharyngeal anatomy differs from that of adults and can result in a more difficult NG tube insertion. The nostrils and nasal passages of children are quite small and limit the size of NG tube that may be passed. Children have relatively large tonsils and adenoids, which may hinder passage of the tube. The nasal tissues are often soft, easily injured, and may bleed as the NG tube is passed. The tongue is large by comparison with adults and may push into the oropharynx and impede passage of the NG tube.
NG intubation may be performed for diagnostic or therapeutic indications.2 The primary indication for NG intubation is gastric decompression. This may help relieve a bowel obstruction, volvulus, or recurrent vomiting (e.g., pancreatitis). NG tubes are placed to decompress the stomach preoperatively, postintubation, or prior to a procedure (e.g., diagnostic peritoneal lavage or pericardiocentesis).