Shelter Sense Volume 05, Number 01

Supersize pets entertain and educate Thank you. Booth successful Training The system works! Absenteeism down Yogurt containers hurt animals Tax time Courting corporate contributions Shared shelter program begins Shelter maintenance: protecting your investment Rabies update (information provided by Dr. Greg Parham and Dr. Tom Sayvetz) Shelter Sense Reproducible – We don’t expect you to endanger your own life to save an injured animal on a busy street. But there is plenty you can do … Just Wright – Protecting yourself in the field (Phyllis Wright

Protecting you

Usable security is often seen as simply an enabler of good security behavior: if the actions required aren't too difficult or effortful, users will do so. But human-centered design of security means enabling users to make informed security choices. First, their preferred choice needs to be available. Authors of privacy policies should take note here, and service providers need to manage their security issues without burdening legitimate customers (solving CAPTCHAs to prove you are human isn't something a customer would choose to do, ever). Second, we need to accept that users sometimes choose to take risks. Protecting users means giving them an accurate understanding of possible consequences, and the likelihood of them occurring

Winterize Your Garden Plants

Protecting your garden plants against possible winter injury does take some extra work, but you\u27ll be rewarded with healthier plants next spring. Here are some causes and symptoms of injury and some tips on protecting plants

What Are You Waiting For? 2014 National Report Card On Protecting Children In Disasters

This report analyzes data on emergency preparedness policies to protect children who are affected by natural and man made disasters

Guest editorial foreword to the special issue on intelligent computation for bioinformatics

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Tractors + Traffic = Trouble

You \u27re in danger each time you drive your tractor on the highway. Studies at Iowa State are helping to pinpoint some of the problems, their causes and possible solutions. Meanwhile, here are some tips for protecting yourself

The Art of Compassion: Educating Nurses for the World (Chapter in Awaken the Stars: Reflections on What We Really Teach)

Excerpt: A unique and perhaps subtle difference exists between educating the best nurses in the world and educating the best nurses for the world. There is a distinction between the two that is at the heart of what makes caring for someone in their time of need an incredible vocation. Think upon a time when you experienced the knowledge, skills, and care of a nurse! think each of us can identify or recall nurses who were proficient and effective coordinators of care. They were nurses who were professionals in the world, protecting and promoting health and safety for ind ividuals, families, and populations. You might also have vivid recollections of unforgettable, highly venerated nurses who were someth ing more for you; their presence seemed to make all the difference. There was something about them that activated the transition from good to great. That something, I believe, was compassion made alive by the nurse\u27s ability to engage in meaningful and transformative human connections. In nursing, compassion involves seeing the patients as more than the sum of their diagnosis, vita l signs, and laboratory results. A nurse who personifies compassion has cultivated a deep-rooted concern for the total well-being of others while also striving to alleviate their suffering

Your Pet

Food or Foe? Protecting your pet from harmful food may feel like a crapshoot, but precautions can help you minimize the risks

Preparing for your COVID-19 vaccination

Updated Sept. 1, 2021COVID-19 vaccines are effective at protecting you from getting sick even after you have had COVID-19. Vaccination is an important tool to help us get back to normal. This information will help you prepare for your COVID-19 vaccination.20211019

Protecting Migrant Children: In Search of Best Practice

Dean Anthony W. Crowell invites you to celebrate Professor Lenni Benson and Protecting Migrant Children: In Search of Best Practicehttps://digitalcommons.nyls.edu/book_events/1005/thumbnail.jp