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Mukampande Kabuyani, 19, is examined by a nurse at the Zimba hospital where she expect to deliver in few days. Because of long distances they have to travel and the lack of transports, women they have to camp near thre hospital long before they suppose to deliver.
Handless Hawk and his Lego pal get rescued from the Joker by Greedo and his Green Team. (This weekend's garage sale "gold".)
Taken in the Yamanote line. There was a sticker like this one, in each car, always on the same window.
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Vu dans la Yamanote. Il y avait un autocollant comme celui-là dans chaque voiture, à chaque fois sur la même fenêtre.
Part of my set Tsunami impact on Tokyo
this is the photo I will be using in my Walmart Money Saving Moms Collaboration.
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Title based on an Iron & Wine song.
She had a bit of a smudge accident so I ran her through photoshop and played with her a little.
The average American will have nine operations before the age of 85. Surgery accounts for half of all hospital admissions and over 40 million inpatient operations per year in the United States. These procedures carry an inherent risk—globally, major surgical complication risks range from 3 to 16 percent, and death rates from 0.2 to 10 percent—yet there is remarkably little effort to discover how to reduce surgery’s high rate of complications, ensure access to surgery, reduce unnecessary surgery, or understand how to make its provision more cost-effective.
This is emblematic of a distortion in thinking about where the risks in healthcare are—or how policy can help ensure medicine saves more lives. Pharmaceuticals get the headlines, but are only a fraction of life-saving care. And while federal funding has supported an enormous output of new discoveries, there has been little recognition of the need to ensure these discoveries are effectively put into practice and reach ordinary Americans wherever they seek care. At least half of the major complications that occur in hospital care such as surgery are avoidable with existing knowledge. Recent findings indicate that simple tools like checklists can transform that care to make it safer, more effective, and less expensive.
Through the Center for Surgery and Public Health, Michael Zinner and Atul Gawande are developing strategies for improving the quality and safety of technological care like surgery, enhancing our understanding of how such care is distributed across socioeconomic and racial/ethnic lines, and charting a path toward expanding nationwide access to higher quality care. The Center for American Progress held an engaging presentation and a lively discussion of the policy dimensions of their important work.
Your Kitchen is the busiest room in the house without a doubt. So when your kitchen is smaller than you would like what do you do?
Space saving kitchens are a must when it comes to having all the modern technologies & appliances and still having enough room to enjoy your kitchen.
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After embarassing him so much with my last upload, I thought it was just fair to show the other side of the story. He does know how to dive :)
Photo a day 70/365
Another good thing about drying home grown chillies is that you can save the seeds for next year.
My sister found these little baby birds just about an hour ago!
She came and got me and we saved them.
Haha, I wanted to take the gloves off in the beginning, because they were hard to pick up!! My sis didnt think that was a good idea. lol. I finally figured it out though. I didnt want to hurt them, they were sooo tiny!
We called a wildlife rehabilitator and she told us we did the right thing by putting them back in the nest.
Its a myth that birds wont take care of their babies once a human touches them.
The lady said that adult birds have really bad smell.
The rehabilitator advised us to put them in a basket and hang them from a branch in the tree. So we did that :) We are waiting for the mama bird to come to her babies. If she doesnt by night time we are supposed to call the lady back. Thought you guys would enjoy the video.
Photos in comments.
We both took some pictures. And the video my sister took. Thats me picking them up!
UPDATE: The mama bird has not returned to the babies yet. So we now are going to put them in the garage under a warmer light, like advised earlier. We are waiting for a call back from the wildlife rehabilitator.
UPDATE: The birdies are safe in the garage with a lamp warmer. The people told us to feel them soggy dog food, torn into tiny pieces. 2 of them ate like pigs, but one of them is not eating. She is very tiny too. Tomorrow morning we drop them off at the rescue place!
Check out this little guy, a salamander in the hands of one of our biologists. We catch, tally and release these little guys into a safer location in the Hylebos waterway.
Want to learn more about this salamader? www1.dnr.wa.gov/nhp/refdesk/herp/speciesmain.html
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“Plaque dedications are always just that: solemn and special. It is hard to believe that a year has passed since Vincent left us, but in that year, we have heard even more about the dedicated public servant he was. About how seriously he took his mission of saving life and property, first as an EMT and then training to become a firefighter,” said FDNY Chief of Department John Hodgens at a Plaque Dedication Ceremony for Probationary Firefighter Vincent L. Malveaux.
FDNY Paramedic Christian Marte said, “It’s been tough and it's going to continue to be tough, but we are a family now. We are solidifying and embedding this promise to remain a family forever by dedicating this plaque for eternity.”
Probationary Firefighter Malveaux was the 1,154th member of the FDNY to die as a result of injuries sustained in the line-of-duty.
This is for my 3 Guild build. Ok so the picture isn't that greatest because I am moving the 30 and don't have time to take good pictures.