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Saturday, September 20, 2014

RUSS CASSELL BROADCASTS LIVE FROM THE WOODRUFF FLAG RALLY


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Russ Cassell Show (Monday thru Friday 8am to Noon 106.3 FM) Russ Cassell Show Link
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(I attended this flag rally where Russ Cassell broadcast live but I didn't see Bubba. I talked with several interesting people. The back of my T shirt read, "Obama Is Cooking Your Grits." Everybody that saw the quote laughed and several took pictures of my t-shirt. What is the basic meaning of "someone is cooking your grits?" If you cook your own grits you know what you have and what is going on. If someone else "cooks your grits" you may or may not know what the grits contain, how they were cooked or who "cooked your grits".

"Grits" is this sense is a term meaning someone is messing with you, cooking up lies, cooking up deception etc. In other words, Pulling Your Chain Bubba!
Obama is a LIAR AND TRAITOR. He is cooking your grits Bubba and you are eating what he is cooking.)
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POW, MIA DAY, WOODRUFF SC FLAG RALLY Russ Cassell WORD 106.3 FM RALLY 9/19/14
Podcast Links Below to 9/19/14 live broadcast Russ Cassell (Take the time to listen.)

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RUSS BROADCASTS LIVE FROM THE WOODRUFF FLAG RALLY HOUR 1 (9/9/14)
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RUSS BROADCASTS LIVE FROM THE WOODRUFF FLAG RALLY HOUR 2 (9/9/14)
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RUSS BROADCASTS LIVE FROM THE WOODRUFF FLAG RALLY HOUR 3 (9/9/14)
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RUSS BROADCASTS LIVE FROM THE WOODRUFF FLAG RALLY HOUR 4 (9/9/14)
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RUSS BROADCASTS LIVE FROM THE WOODRUFF FLAG RALLY HOUR 1-4 (9/9/14)
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WORD FM 106.3 GREENVILLE SC(TALK RADIO)
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United States Flag Code
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WORD 106.3 Gun Rights Rally 2013 (Hey check this out)


Monday, September 15, 2014

CDC issues Ebola checklist

CDC issues Ebola checklist: 'Now is the time to prepare'
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Paul Bedard (Washington Examiner)
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CDC issues Ebola checklist
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, warning hospitals and doctors that “now is the time to prepare,” has issued a six-page Ebola “checklist” to help healthcare workers quickly determine if patients are infected.

While the CDC does not believe that there are new cases of Ebola in the United States, the assumption in the checklist is that it is only a matter of time before the virus hits home.

For example, one part reads: “Encourage healthcare personnel to use a ‘buddy system’ when caring for patients.” Another recommends a process to report cases to top officials:

Plan for regular situational briefs for decision-makers, including:

Suspected and confirmed EVD patients who have been identified and reported to public health authorities.

Isolation, quarantine and exposure reports.

Supplies and logistical challenges.

Personnel status, and policy decisions on contingency plans and staffing.

The checklist has been distributed to major hospitals and even little ones, including an urgent center in Leesburg, Va.
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Handbook of Modern Hospital Safety, Second Edition
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Detailed Hospital Checklist for Ebola Preparedness
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What the government doesn't want to tell you about ebola
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SEQUENCE FOR
PUTTING ON PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT (PDF FOR HOSPITALS)

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Respiratory Protection

Purpose – protect from inhalation of infectious aerosols (e.g., Mycobacterium tuberculosis)

PPE types for respiratory protection

Particulate respirators

Half- or full-face elastomeric respirators

Powered air purifying respirators (PAPR)
PPE Use in Healthcare Settings PPE also is used to protect healthcare
workers’ from hazardous or infectious aerosols, such as Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

Respirators that filter the air before it is inhaled should be used for respiratory protection.

The most commonly used respirators in healthcare settings are the N95, N99, or
N100 particulate respirators. The device has a sub-micron filter capable of
excluding particles that are less than 5 microns in diameter.

Respirators are approved by the CDC’s National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.

Like other PPE, the selection of a respirator type must consider the nature of the
exposure and risk involved. For example, N95 particulate respirators might be worn
by personnel entering the room of a patient with infectious tuberculosis.

However, if a bronchoscopy is performed on the patient, the healthcare provider might wear a higher level of respiratory protection, such as a powered air-purifying respirator or PAPR.
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(Sounds like an N99 is something the public should have on hand possibly.) Story Reports