Randye Kaye | Professional Voice Actor for Commercial & Narration

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The first entry in the dating sweepstakes was Donnie, an aspiring actor. He fostered dogs for the SPCA, worked as a handyman, was divorced with two estranged daughters and a vengeful ex. He was a recovering alcoholic with a full year of sobriety under his belt. He attended AA meetings religiously. He was also of Scottish descent, wrote poetry—truly abominable, I soon found out—and liked to wear a kilt to formal gatherings. He had a sailboat and enjoyed live theater. He loved dining out at interesting restaurants. He confided all this at our first meeting, a walk around a nearby park dragging a dog of uncertain origin whom he was fostering. I don't mind dogs. I've loved a few but never owned one, because keeping animals seems to me akin to being responsible for a prisoner. This one growled low in her throat when I tried to stroke her, and so I kept my distance, sizing up Donnie while trying to keep out of the dog's way. Donnie was considerably shorter than me, with a totally bald, tanned pate, round glasses emphasizing dancing green eyes, an actor's deep, vivacious voice, a workman's sinewy body and the face of a wicked leprechaun. It was barely like at first sight, but heaven help me, I decided to give it a try. He turned up for our first date with a damned dog in tow, which should have rung a warning bell.

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He wanted to kiss her, wanted to drink the rain from her lips, and feel the water on their bodies turn to steam. You should go inside, he said instead, get dried off, because anything else would be a really bad idea. Yeah, she looked up at him blinking the raindrops from her lashes, then she held out her hand. I thought we already called a truce. He didn't want to shake again, he wanted more. Apparently, she was smarter than that. This isn't a truce, she said, this time we're making a pact. Her eyes fired with resolve, to learning from our mistakes, sticking to our lists, and choosing better the next time, whenever that might be. Yeah, that resonated. He closed his fingers around hers, to choosing better, which right now meant getting in his truck and going back to Mustang Ridge before he did something stupid.

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Brothers in Arms Chapter 5 She smiled at him, but her eyes were cold. It's your fault, you know. There was a pang in the center of his chest, deep and piercing. He winced reflexively, touching his sternum gingerly. There was a frantic pulsing there, fast and insistent. Why are you here? He could feel an aching pressure in his chest now, and he wanted nothing more than for it to go away. You know why. You know what you did. Lightning flashed, and his body jolted with a numbing impact, sending him staggering back against the wall. He clutched at his chest, wheezing and gasping for air as the last shocks jerked through him. His chest felt tight and heavy, as if something was weighing down on his ribs. She seemed to be waiting for something, sitting there watching him with glittering eyes as he struggled to catch his breath. As he slowly pushed from the wall and stumbled towards the table again, she leaned forward, her hands flat on the table. Behind her, the window suddenly shattered, and the storm swept in through the broken shards. What did I do? Her lips tilted again in that empty smile, her eyes like mirrors. He couldn't breathe, couldn't see for the raindrops lashing his face. You were born. Another hard jolt shook through him, merciless in its intensity.

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Once the tantrum begins, most parents engage in a range of strategies to get their child to pull themselves together. They try to talk them out of their upset. It's okay, you'll get to go back to the playground tomorrow. They make threats. If you don't stop screaming and crying, you won't get any screen time tomorrow. They offer rewards. You can get a special treat before bedtime if you calm down. While some of these strategies work some of the time, they can have an unintended negative consequence. When you make it all better or threaten your child out of his upset, it is a missed opportunity for him to learn to manage his difficult feelings and see that he can cope with the challenges he faces.

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CHAPTER 26 MARIA There had been bruises on her arms. Did he try to rape her? Did she jump into the water to escape him? Did she hit her head on the platform, or did he knock her out with a weapon? I didn't know. I couldn't know. All I knew was that my baby had to have been terrified. My little girl had been trying to act so much like a woman, trying so hard to be grown up, to make decisions for herself, albeit poor ones. She thought she was so independent, on the road to freedom from me and my rules. I was certain that, at that moment on the platform, she was reduced to the little angel of a child I used to carry around on my hip. The little girl who called me Mommy, who thought the sun rose and set on me. Whenever I thought of her final moments, I felt her fear, a ringing, retching terror in the center of my chest. It made me want to scream and pound the walls. It once made me strike my little daughter, Julie. It was hard to admit to hating one of my children, but for a few days, I believe I did hate Julie for her part in Isabel's death. It wasn't until much later that I realized it was myself I loathed, but back then Julie took the brunt of it all. She took the full weight of my grief. Sometime in the last 41 years, I'd been able to make a sort of peace with that night. Peace might have been the wrong word, but I'd at least been able to live with what happened and with my failings as a mother. I'd forgiven Charles for his permissiveness with Isabel, and I'd taken comfort in knowing that the man responsible for her death and for those last horrible minutes of her life was rotting in prison. I'd felt such hatred for George Lewis, and that hatred extended to every other black man I'd see before my intellect would take over, and I could remind myself that Lewis was one man who acted alone and was not representative of his entire race and gender. Now it seemed that all the hatred I'd expended on him might have been misdirected.

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Gildan Media, a division of Recorded Books, presents Engine of Inequality, the Fed and the Future of Wealth in America, by Karen Petru, narrated by Randy Kay. The Economic Recovery Mirage The Federal Reserve touted a robust U.S. economy starting in 2015 and then up to and even after COVID hit in March 2020. President Trump cited stock prices, gross domestic product, GDP, and record employment numbers when it suited him. When it didn't, he blamed the Fed, arguing that big economic gains on all of these counts would have continued were it not for a miserly central bank or, after COVID, unduly cautious public health officials. Mr. Trump had a far better sense of the electorate's mood and how to move it than the Fed. But each of their statements, nonetheless, portrayed a prosperity remote from the lives of many, including the large percentages of those who voted for Donald Trump in 2016.

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Not everyone can identify his or her decision to get clean so precisely. Not everyone finds recovery at the same pace or in the same way. But addicts who make the transition from being an active user to a recovering addict seem to follow similar steps along their journeys. These steps include becoming aware of the problems addiction is causing in their lives, experiencing deep unhappiness with their situations, deciding that they want to overcome their addictions, and finding meaningful support for their efforts to recover. As one therapist who has worked with addicted clients for more than 25 years explained, most addicts want to get clean even if they are not ready to admit it. I don't know anyone who likes waking up dope-sick every day. I don't know anyone who says, when I was a kid my goal was to sell my body on the street or to live in crack houses and go to jail. They have a terrible disease, but most of them want to get better. The trick is to tap into that desire and help them build on it. He went on to say that three things affect how somebody changes. 1. The unique set of strengths, weaknesses, and resources, including personality and family, the individual brings to the situation. 2. The skills and tools, including education and awareness, the individual acquires through treatment and experience. And 3. The support of a healing relationship with somebody else, such as a therapist, minister, or sponsor, a mentor in a 12-step program such as Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous, who can help the individual mobilize personal strengths on his or her own.

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What's fascinating about patience in love is that when we accept one another as we are, we actually increase the possibility of change. That's because our partner's patience produces a safe haven where we are accepted, warts and all, and in the warmth of that acceptance, we may actually feel safe enough to risk growing. Thus, our partner may even end up changing in the ways we desire precisely because we have given them the space to do so.

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I took a good look at my son, taking inventory. Wrinkled, dirty clothes, perhaps the second or third day in a row he had worn them, hair filthy, face unshaven, eyes frighteningly vacant. Then, I said as calmly as I could, stop this, talk to me. He wrote some more, I can't. How are you going to get a job if you won't talk? He shrugged again. And you can't look for a job like that, you're a mess, Ben, you have no food, you have no money, you were supposed to have a job by now, what have you been doing? Ben pointed to the board again and shrugged. Then I spotted his pillbox on the crowded kitchen table. Three more compartments still filled in with his pills, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. That added up to five days now, I calculated, with no medication at all. I pushed past Ben to the fridge and looked in. The food he'd filled it with over a week ago was now in various stages of decay, uncooked, untouched and moldy. Has he even forgotten to eat? Maybe this is it, I thought. Is this bad enough for him to be admitted to the ER, what am I supposed to do now? I did the only thing I could think of, I treated him like a toddler. Ben, I can see you don't want to talk to me, all right, I don't know why and you don't want to tell me, but your place is a mess and I can't keep my promise to give you food money if you don't keep your promise to clean up. Not fair, he now scribbled. Maybe not, I said, but that's what I've decided to do and, more important, Ben, you're not taking your meds. Have you taken them at all since you moved in? He stared at me blankly.

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There's a reason gravity's been the odd man out. Where all the other forces involve particles that follow the probabilistic rules of the quantum world, allowing these forces to be united into one grand mathematical scheme, general relativity's key parameter, at least in the way Einstein formulated it, is geometrical – curvatures in space-time. It's as if nature has set up two different sets of rules, one for gravity and another for all the other forces. The tools that work so well in one realm are difficult to apply in the other.

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Anyway, in rehab, they talked about a higher power. I didn't know what that meant. I mean, I love nature and sunsets, things I obviously didn't make. Something bigger than me made them. I didn't see what that had to do with my life. But someone suggested I pray. That night and the next morning, I got on my knees. I don't even know what I said. I just jumped up and started laughing like, whoa, I can't believe I just did that. I did that a few times. I didn't know if I believed in God. I felt ridiculous. I remember when I was sitting in group one day having a craving, and I could see myself sitting on the toilet or sitting on the bathroom floor, because that's where I used to get high a lot. Instead of seeing the high, I saw the empty house and myself feeling like shit after the ringer. And that's when I remembered. I thought, oh my God, this worked. Maybe there is a power bigger than myself. This thing is so much bigger than me. I can't control it. I thought for so long I had willpower and could stop. Now I realize that whatever made me out there is higher than me. That's the only thing that can help me.

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The 3 Power Points Meditation 1. Centering Sit in a chair with your feet on the floor and your palms resting face down on your thighs. This creates a closed circuit of energy flow within your body. Adjust your posture so your head is level and so you feel evenly balanced between the left and right sides of your body. Close your eyes, breathe evenly, and bring your attention inside your skin. Draw the energy from above your head into the geometric center of your head, and imagine a point in the middle of your brain between the pituitary and pineal glands. At that imaginary spot, let a pinprick of light break through. Through that white hole, allow the pure diamond light of your soul to emerge and form a tiny crystal ball. Go into that spot and stay there. Imagine the glossy light radiating through your brain in all directions, clearing away all thoughts of fear, doubt, and confusion. 2. Shifting Shift your attention now to the base of your spine and imagine a spot just in front of your tailbone. At that imaginary spot, let a second pinprick of light break through. Through that white hole, allow the pure diamond light of your soul to emerge and form a tiny crystal ball. Feel the vibration, or tingling, which begins in that root energy center. Let the vibration spread in all directions, filling the bottom of your pelvis with a pool of clear light. Imagine that the liquid light becomes heavy and starts to drop straight down from the bottom of your spine into the earth below you. Watch it melting through the ground, magnetizing toward the center of the earth and forming a thick column of shimmering clear light. When the light from the base of your spine merges into the clear light in the center of the earth, you may feel magnetized downward or heavy in your chair, as if it would be difficult to even stand up. As soon as the downward connection to the center of the earth is established, an equal flow of energy starts to rise up the column from the earth's core into your body.

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Perhaps John had not behaved very well so far, but he's shown out now. Then I refuse, he cried, banging the barrel in front of Hook. And I refuse, cried Michael. Rule Britannia, squeaked Curly. The infuriated pirates buffeted them in the mouth, and Hook roared out, that seals your doom. Bring up their mother, get the plank ready. They were only boys, and they went white as they saw Dukes and Checo preparing the fatal plank, but they tried to look brave when Wendy was brought up. No words of mine can tell you how Wendy despised those pirates. To the boys, there was at least some glamour in the pirate calling, but all that she saw was that the ship had not been tidied for years. There was not a porthole on the grimy glass of which you might not have written with your finger, Dirty Pig, and she had already written it on several. But as the boys gathered round her, she had no thought, of course, save for them. So, my beauty, said Hook, as if he spoke in syrup, you are to see your children walk the plank. Fine gentleman though he was, the intensity of his communings had soiled his rough, and suddenly he knew that she was gazing at it. With a hasty gesture, he tried to hide it, but he was too late. Are they to die? Asked Wendy, with a look of such frightful contempt that he nearly fainted. They are, he snarled. Silence all, he called gloatingly, for a mother's last words to her children. At this moment, Wendy was grand. These are my last words, dear boys, she said firmly. I feel that I have a message to you from your real mothers, and it is this. We hope our sons will die like English gentlemen. Even the pirates were awed, and Tootles cried out hysterically. I am going to do what my mother hopes. What are you going to do, Nibs? What my mother hopes. What are you to do, twin? What my mother hopes. John, what are we? But Hook had found his voice again. Tie her up, he shouted. It was Smee who tied her to the mast. See here, honey, he whispered. I'll save you if you promise to be my mother. But not even for Smee would she make such a promise. I would almost rather have no children at all, she said scornfully. It is sad to know that not a boy was looking at her as Smee tied her to the mast. The eyes of all were on the plank, that last little walk they were about to take. They were no longer able to hope that they would walk it manfully, for the capacity to think had gone from them. They could stare and shiver only. Hook smiled on them with his teeth closed and took a step toward Wendy. His intention was to turn her face so that she should see the boys walking the plank one by one. But he never reached her. He never heard the cry of anguish he hoped to ring from her. He heard something else instead. It was the terrible tick, tick of the crocodile. They all heard it, pirates, boys, Wendy. And immediately, every head was blown in one direction, not to the water whence the sound proceeded, but toward Hook. All knew that what was about to happen concerned him alone, and that from being actors, they were suddenly become spectators. Very frightful was it to see the change that came over him. It was as if he had been clipped at every joint. He fell in a little heap. The sound came steadily nearer, and in advance of it came this ghastly thought. The crocodile is about to board the ship. Even the iron claw hung inactive, as if knowing that it was no intrinsic part of what the attacking force wanted. Left so fearfully alone, any other man would have lain with his eyes shut where he fell. But the gigantic brain of Hook was still working, and under its guidance, he crawled on the knees along the deck as far from the sound as he could go. The pirates respectfully cleared a passage for him, and it was only when he brought up against the bulwarks that he spoke. Hide me, he cried hoarsely. They gathered round him, all eyes averted from the thing that was coming aboard. They had no thought of fighting it. It was fate. Only when Hook was hidden from them did curiosity loosen the limbs of the boys, so that they could rush to the ship's side to see the crocodile climbing it.

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Difficulty remembering the past is an enormous frustration. Familiar feelings of emptiness, anxiety, fear, and panic bring an emotional intensity to bear that seems all out of proportion to what's recently happened, yet you can't recall any earlier defining event. You want to make sense of the intrusion of panic and gain mastery over your emotions. I feel as if big chunks of my childhood memories have been amputated, said Sanford. What accounts for these periods of childhood memory blackout? Recent studies have shown that stress hormones play an important role in forming memories and lapses in them. First, a review of our mini-science lesson on the emotional brain. Remember the hippocampus, the small, seahorse-shaped structure within your emotional brain? Unlike its companion, the amygdala, which controls the way we form emotional responses, the hippocampus records memory details of the actual event—the fact that you were in a car, that the car crashed, that someone was hurt, that an ambulance arrived at the scene, and so on. The hippocampus then relays the facts to other parts of the brain for long-term memory storage. Why are the earliest childhood experiences the hardest to recall? The answer has to do with the fact that the hippocampus completes its development later in childhood than does the amygdala. In adulthood, when you experience an emotional emergency, like an abandonment, it triggers fragments of emotional memory from, for example, your birth. But because your hippocampus is not yet fully developed at birth, you have no corresponding memory of the actual event—no context in which to place the emotional memory you do have of the way you felt. What about gaps in memory that occur after the hippocampus has been developed? This is where stress hormones come in. Depending upon the type, intensity, and duration of the crisis, stress hormones can either heighten memory or impair it.

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He met and married his wife and they had their first child at the time I didn't think I could have kids Ben recalls. I ended up having my little chocolate daughter and things were going good. I Am hoping against hope that the story ends here Ben is a good man He reminds me of my father my brother the boys I grew up with But he is a convicted felon and I know far too well the struggle for money and for employment that so many men have endured Fighting to make a living Ben got back into the game selling drugs. Then his story took a strange turn

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Now you can lease a 2010 Jetta Limited for only $149 a month plus tax for 36 months. That's only $149 a month for our brand new California Edition Jetta.

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At Mercedes-Benz of Ann Arbor, we're a little obsessed about how we serve our customers. You can expect to be pampered. And that's why we continue to be the number one Mercedes dealer in Ann Arbor.

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First time? What? No, I mean, first time Miller customer? Yes, and I'm thrilled with my new Pathfinder and the great deal I got at Miller-Nissan, but listen, I gotta get married! One more thing, Barbara. Do you think other folks out there should come to Miller-Nissan when they're in the market for a new vehicle? I do!

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Well, sure I'd bring my car in here. My car's a Honda, and I trust them. My family relies on me to get them from place to place, and I rely on Honda. I really do.

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My4Touch takes the best content from your cell phone, mp3 player, and nav system. You know, the stuff you can't live without, and places it directly in your line of sight. Get a sneak peek at some of the photos from the office party. And the video.

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The second highest property taxes in America, and Pat Quinn wants to make his 67% tax increase permanent. Pat Quinn, he just doesn't get it. Bruce Rauner has a plan to grow jobs, not taxes. Repeal the Quinn-Madigan tax increase. Stop corporate welfare giveaways. Freeze runaway property taxes. And require voter approval to raise them. It's time to turn Illinois around. Bruce Rauner. Shake up Springfield. Bring back Illinois.

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We need to make sure that there are great teachers in every classroom and great leaders in every school. Learn more at ctedreform.org.

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Excuse me? Yes, I'm happy, but listen, hey, I'm about to get married here, guys! Congratulations, first time? What?!

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Now you can lease a 2010 Jetta Limited for only $149 a month plus tax for 36 months.

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Independent Leader Richard Tessay. I don't understand why people in Washington just can't put party aside and do what's right for the country. Richard Tessay, a bipartisan leader and voice of moderation. When Mitt Romney was the governor, I voted with him 50% of the time, I voted against him 50% of the time. I looked at each individual issue that came up and I voted for what I thought was best for my constituents. And that's what I'll do as a congressman. I'm Richard Tessay and I approve this message. For more UN videos visit www.un.org

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I need the exact color and finish I'm looking for, so I can get home and put my husband to work.

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Right turn. Arriving at destination. Hey, this isn't Mandy's house. Park car. Enter Big Lots.

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Here's Terry Betteridge of Betteridge Jewelers with some thoughts on originals.

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That's right, Bob. Today, it's Curat. New Curat has the quilted dual layer pad that was preferred over Band-Aid's pad.

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Come on. No, I mean it. And with a Vermont Pure water cooler at home, it's easy to get all the water I need. Affordable, too.

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And remember, it's all about love.

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Our planet has reached the tipping point. The crisis is inevitable. What we saw with Hurricanes Ike and Katrina is real and continues to have consequences.

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Today's soldiers are faced with asymmetric warfare tactics that require more sophisticated means to locate and engage enemy combatants.

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For the last five decades, U.S. scientific innovation and technological entrepreneurship have ensured our nation's economic prosperity and military power. Today, however, our leadership in science and technology is eroding.

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Artists have been inspired by the inner and outer beauty of the pomegranate since biblical times.

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Effective teachers are the single most important factor in students' academic success, yet Connecticut does not do enough to develop, evaluate, and support its teachers.

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Maybe we can sing. Or we're good at math. But when someone comments on our free square, we tend to say, Oh, that. It's nothing.

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First, we want to explore some facts to set the scene from the Global Road Safety Partnership. Fact. Every 30 seconds, a person is killed in a road crash. That's more than 3,300 per day and over 1.2 million people per year dying in road crashes worldwide. As many as 50 million are injured. Fact. The World Health Organization forecasts that by 2020, road crashes will be the third most common cause of premature death in the world. Fact. The cost of a road crash often has vast implications for the affected parties, medical costs and loss of property, human pain, grief and lost work performance, potentially for a lifetime. Fact. Most of the road deaths and injuries in the world today are preventable. Now we're pretty sure these facts are nothing new to you and will probably not persuade you to think about your own driving style, never mind change it. So what would persuade you to revisit your driving style? Think about that question for a moment.

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When it's time to renew your health insurance at work, ask yourself, will I have access to the care I need? For people in Sonoma and Napa Counties, that means choosing the compassionate and highly skilled physicians of St. Joseph Health System. Our doctors practice at Queen of the Valley Medical Center in Napa and Santa Rosa Memorial and Petaluma Valley Hospitals. To choose a St. Joseph Health System doctor, please visit sjhsfindadoctor.com.

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Welcome to the Tracings portion of our training. Please note, students should be free from any patient care obligations while completing this module. In this module, you will learn about tracings, the context menu, and how to use e-tools to evaluate fetal heart rate tracings. This module includes brief quizzes and simulation training. This module will take approximately 30 minutes to complete, depending on Internet connectivity. The information in this module is based on the NICHD, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, Terminology and Guidelines for Electronic Fetal Monitoring. For more information, click on the link to download the NICHD Definitions and Classifications, Application to Electronic Fetal Monitoring Interpretation document. Another excellent resource is the EFM Workbook, a Practical Guide to EFM Definitions and Interpretation by Janice Denny Gibbs and Lisa A. Miller. You can order the workbook by clicking on the link. A tracing displays the fetal heart rate, uterine activity, and the maternal heart rate. OBICS allows you to view, print, and evaluate tracings, either current or archived. Remember, to ensure the integrity of each tracing for quality assurance purposes, patients must be assigned to an OBICS bed before the fetal monitor is turned on, and patients must be removed from the monitor before being transferred or discharged. Each tracing segment is limited to a maximum of 107 hours and 30 minutes. If a patient segment exceeds that limit, the tracing is automatically restarted and joined by zipper to the previous segment. Each segment displays the patient name, medical record number, date of birth, account number, encounter status, bed, and the date and time in 24-hour format. The normal workflow is to launch OBICS from the HIS, which automatically opens the patient in focus tracing in autoscroll. Another option to view the tracing for the patient in focus is to select Tracings from the Patient Manager menu, then select Display. Navigation through each tracing remains the same. To navigate from one zippered segment to another, press the Control button at the same time as either Page Up or Page Down on your keyboard. The timestamps appear at the top of the tracing every 4 minutes. The tracing also displays which transducers are plugged into the EFM. The Context menu is used to print a tracing, view a tracing's date and time, put it in autoscroll, emphasize one fetal tracing in a twin gestation, and access e-tools for evaluating fetal heart rate. To access the Context menu, right-click on the tracing in focus. To print a whole tracing, right-click on the tracing and select Print Tracing and Print from the Context menu. This next simulation will walk you through how to define the area you would like to print on a tracing. To select part of a tracing and its associated notes for printing, set the print area markers by right-clicking on the tracing where you want the printing to start. The Context menu appears and you select Set Print Area Start. A vertical orange line appears to mark the start of the printed area. Next, right-click on the tracing where you want the printing to stop and select Set Print Area End from the Context menu. Again, an orange line marks the end of the print area. Finally, right-click on the tracing and select Print Tracing and then Print. To clear the print area markers, right-click on the tracing and select Clear Print Area. To view the date and time, right-click on the tracing at the point of interest. Select Tracing Date and Time from the Context menu and the date and time for the selected point appear in a pop-up window. The auto-scroll setting ensures that the most current portion of the tracing is always displayed. When auto-scroll is in use, this is indicated next to the patient's name on the tracing. It continues scrolling until you click anywhere on the patient manager. Emphasized tracing allows you to emphasize one fetal tracing in a twin gestation so that you can more easily focus your attention on that fetus. The emphasized heart rate appears brighter while the unemphasized tracing appears dimmed. For this next simulation, follow the instructions for how to emphasize a fetal heart rate tracing in a twin gestation. To emphasize a fetal heart rate tracing, select Emphasized Tracing from the Context menu. Select FHR to emphasize the blue fetus 1 tracing. Select FHR 2 to emphasize the yellow fetus 2 tracing. A checkmark appears next to your selection in the submenu. To de-emphasize the tracing, select None from the Emphasized Tracing submenu. eTools enable clinicians to assess fetal heart rate baseline, variability, acceleration, and deceleration. It is important to note that eTools are not diagnostic tools. The Baseline tool is a horizontal red line that helps clinicians assess the baseline. OBICS offers two kinds of variability tools, the 5 beats per minute variability tool and the 25 beats per minute variability tool. OBICS offers two kinds of acceleration tools, the 15 by 15 acceleration tool and 10 by 10 acceleration, fewer than 32 weeks, less than 32 weeks tool. The deceleration tool assists clinicians in evaluating the onset, nadir, and offset of decelerations as they relate to the onset, peak, and offset of uterine contractions. Let's review some of the key points from Module 2. The trace display, which is the large tracing, allows you to scroll through the trace to see all fetal monitor tracings from the patient's present encounter. Each trace segment displays the patient's name, medical record number, date of birth, account number, encounter status, bed, and the date and time in the zipper portion of the trace. The auto-scroll setting ensures that the most current portion of the tracing is always displayed. eTools enable clinicians to assess the fetal heart rate baseline, variability, acceleration, and deceleration. The OBICS system eTools are adjuncts to clinical judgment and are not designed nor intended to substitute for clinical decision making.

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Your medical coverage is changing in 2014. Please take the time to familiarize yourself with the available plans and provisions so you may select the best option for you and your family. There are a few keywords and phrases you should know first before making a decision. Co-pay. Co-pays are flat dollar amounts paid by you for individual services. Deductibles. Deductibles are the amounts of eligible covered medical expenses that must be paid by you before the plan pays. Co-insurance. Co-insurance is the percentage of incurred medical expenses you pay after the deductible is met. The plan pays the difference up to the reasonable and customary amount. Annual out-of-pocket limit. This limit is the maximum amount that you are required to pay for medical expenses incurred within the year. Health Reimbursement Arrangement, or HRA. HRAs are employer-provided funds that can be used to offset medical expenses, such as deductibles, co-insurance, and co-pays. Here's a comparison of Cigna Choice Fund and Aetna Elect Open Access Plan and where they differ. Networks. Out-of-network services are covered but at a higher cost. Out-of-network services aren't covered. First dollar spend. Employees are responsible for deductibles and co-insurance, but HRA always pays first. Employees are responsible for co-pays, deductibles, and co-insurance. Out-of-pocket limits. Varies by pay band, coverage level, and network. Or, $2,500 single, $7,500 family. Preventive care. 100% covered. 100% covered. Prescription drug. Prescription drugs. HRA always pays first. HRA payments made towards prescriptions do not count towards the medical plan out-of-pocket maximum. Or, employees are responsible for all co-pays. Here are some examples for how payments are processed. John elects employee-only coverage. He goes to his doctor for a non-preventive office visit on January 1st. The total cost of service is $250. John pays co-pay, $0 or $20. Deductible. $250 will automatically be deducted from John's HRA. Or, $0. Co-insurance. $0, $0. Total out-of-pocket expense, $0 versus $20. John elects employee-only coverage. He goes for diagnostic testing on January 1st. The total cost of service is $250. John pays co-pay, $0, $0. Deductible. $250 will automatically be deducted from John's HRA. Or, $250. Co-insurance. $0, $0. Total out-of-pocket expense, $0 or $250. John elects family coverage. John, his wife, and son are injured in an accident on June 1st. The total cost of their hospitalization is $100,000. John pays co-pay, $0 or $0. Deductible. $3,500 versus $1,500. Co-insurance. $2,500 or $6,000. Total out-of-pocket expense, $6,000 or $7,500. Take the time you need to review your enrollment materials carefully. Consider plan design and payroll contributions to determine which plan suits the needs of you and your family. And please remember, you may always contact the HR Service Center if you have any questions on these options.

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At the national level, this refers to measuring and monitoring a country's emissions using guidance provided by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, or IPCC, and compiling these in the form of national inventories. MRV of mitigation actions is not the focus of this course, although mandatory greenhouse gas reporting programs can provide data that can be used to MRV mitigation actions.

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After needle placement, if there is any concern that the needle is in the flexor tendon, apply a small amount of passive motion at the distal interphalangeal joint to ascertain that the needle does not move with fingertip motion. After needle placement, if there is any concern that the needle is in the flexor tendon, apply a small amount of passive motion at the distal interphalangeal joint to ascertain that the needle does not move with fingertip motion.

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Teamwork makes all the difference in the Do phase. Only when a team collaborates and works cooperatively toward the goal will a project succeed. Many project teams struggle with collaboration. Slide the project team along the timeline to see what a group in trouble might look like. Lack of collaboration gets many projects off track. The only way to overcome team issues is to build a collaborative environment. Click on the icon to see how you can be a positive influence on your team.

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Guide to Installing Solar Collectors In this video, we perform a step-by-step installation of solar collectors onto a typical steel or asphalt shingle roof. Step 1. Perform Site Analysis Proper orientation and location of the solar collectors is important to maximize system performance, energy efficiency, and ease of installation. A south-facing location is ideal, although collectors can be oriented plus or minus 45 degrees from due south without major efficiency loss. To learn more about installing the main indoor components and commissioning, please watch the next two videos in the series.

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Ever feel like your employees are out of the loop, missing the big picture? Listening, but not really hearing the message? Lost in a world of the usual corporate blah, blah, blah.

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Is it that you won't dance or simply that you can't dance, yet? It's easy to learn when someone shows you the way.

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With the costs of college at an all-time high, doing well on these tests is more important than ever. The students who perform the best typically have access to test preparation programs. Every parent would love their child to have this advantage, but these programs can be very expensive.

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Stephanie Demas, class of 09. She came to Skidmore with many interests. She felt overwhelmed but couldn't ignore her passion for creative writing, ultimately graduating Phi Beta Kappa in English literature.

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Every day millions of people get emails from daily deal websites about things they don't want. What people really need is a service that gets them big discounts on the things they normally buy, without a ton of annoying emails. You can add Visita as a widget or a link on your website. You can also create a Visita contact page and promote it using email and social media.

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See, this is what happens when kids with ADHD grow up to be DJs. Steve and Norm in the Morning.

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The biggest hits of yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Wait, how do you know tomorrow's hits? Time machine. I knew it!

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Love songs and dedications. This is Love Notes on Lite 105.

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The Hartford Productivity Advantage can help people like Nancy see the big picture. It delivers timely information, showing Nancy who's absent and why.

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That's where these real estate-savvy sisters come in. You're awfully slow. You're awfully in my way. They know how to turn an unwanted home into a must-see property. It's a blank slate. It's in a great area. Professional house flippers Violet and Ritza Lalakakis will give these homeowners a big dose of reality. Nobody's going to walk into this kitchen and be like, I need to have this house.

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CuraServe, Heractant Alpha Intratracheal Suspension, is indicated for the treatment of respiratory distress syndrome in premature infants. CuraServe reduces mortality and pneumothoraces associated with RDS.

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A bequest, which is a gift made through a will or trust, is a meaningful way to support Skidmore College. The first step in planning a bequest is to consider the program you wish to support at the college.

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Our planet has reached the tipping point. The crisis is inevitable. What we saw with Hurricanes Ike and Katrina is real and continues to have consequences.

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Today's soldiers are faced with asymmetric warfare tactics that require more sophisticated means to locate and engage enemy combatants. L3's patented Step Frequency Continuous Wave Radar technology enable Ranger to operate as a highly sensitive Doppler motion detector.

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With TimeCaddy, you have your most relevant and useful information in one multi-view. Giving you the right access to the right tools at the right time.

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For stylish accommodations, state-of-the-art business and conference facilities, and warm hospitality, Hilton Trinidad & Conference Center is the most convenient hotel for your next business or pleasure stay.

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Four and a half billion years ago, when the Earth was in its infancy, its surface was very hot. Gradually, the planet cooled.

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The first step to create any mailing is to search for constituents. Constituent search allows you to segment specific people in your database so you can tailor your message to your audience.

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Introducing the new Global Compliance Virtual 360 Creative Platform. Innovation now powering our online ethics and compliance training.

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Conveniently located between Milwaukee and Chicago, Holiday Inn Gurney is your new destination for business and recreation. Enjoy our spacious array of non-smoking rooms, including 16 newly renovated executive suites.

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When mom needs assisted living and dad needs skilled nursing care, EPIC can keep them together. When rehab is needed after surgery, EPIC can provide consistent care both in our centers and at home with Charles Bank. When memory begins to fade, EPIC offers care for all stages of memory loss.

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In the next room, you begin the exhibition, An Enduring Motif, The Pomegranate in Textiles. Artists have been inspired by the inner and outer beauty of the pomegranate since biblical times.

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Maybe we can sing. Or we're good at math. But when someone comments on our free square, we tend to say, Oh, that. It's nothing.

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Five years of Pat Quinn, 90,000 jobs lost, massive tax hikes, thousands of children in failing schools, and the worst pension debt and credit rating in America. Illinois can do better. Bruce Rauner is not a politician. He's a business and community leader with a record of results.

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Independent leader Richard Tussay. I don't understand why people in Washington just can't put party aside and do what's right for the country. Richard Tussay, a bipartisan leader and voice of moderation.

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Let's compare candidates for Secretary of the State in Connecticut. Denise Merrill, partisan career politician, has spent 19 years in Hartford. Peter Lamage, attorney and small business owner, investigated fraud for Rudy Giuliani. In spite of recent voter fraud incidents in Bridgeport, New Haven and Waterbury, Merrill denies it's a problem and even said, We don't enforce anything. Peter Lamage is already fighting voter fraud, calling for the resignation of the official who repeatedly looked the other way in voter fraud abuse. Lamage launched a new program and website to fight corruption in Connecticut called EndCorrupticut.com, but Merrill... On integrity, the Hartford Courant questioned, Is Merrill abusing her office? She had to apologize. As a leader, Merrill's been terrible. Merrill's been terrible. Connecticut deserves a leader who will protect us from voter fraud. November 4th, vote Peter Lamage, Secretary of the State. I'm Peter Lamage and I approve this message. Visit PeterLamage.com, that's L-U-M-A-J. Paid for by Lamage 2014 Stephen Blackburn Treasurer.

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Effective teachers are the single most important factor in students' academic success, yet Connecticut does not do enough to develop, evaluate, and support its teachers.

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Fashion Star is sponsored in part by Maybelline New York. Maybe she's born with it. Maybe it's Maybelline.

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This program is funded in part by TD Ameritrade. At TD Ameritrade, we support investors and independent registered investment advisors every day.

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That's where these real estate-savvy sisters come in. You're awfully slow. You're awfully in my way. They know how to turn an unwanted home into a must-see property. It's a blank slate. It's in a great area. Professional house flippers Violet and Ritza Lalakakis will give these homeowners a big dose of reality. Nobody's gonna walk into this kitchen and be like, I need to have this house.

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This song will take you back to high school. Bueller. Bueller. Bueller. 106.9 The Q

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In Business and Consumer Services, the Silver Echoes go to these integrated marketing campaigns. In the Automotive category, the first Bronze Award goes to Chrysler and Proximity BBDO for the Chrysler Sebring campaign.

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Hi, thanks for calling Priceline.com. If you've already booked a trip, stay on the line. For assistance with anything else, please visit the Help section at Priceline.com to browse FAQs or chat with a member of our care team. Hmm, that didn't work. Let's try again. If entering a phone number, please include the area code first. If entering a trip number, it's the 9-11 digit number found on your confirmation email or on your trip itinerary.

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Hello! This is the Husky Health Program. Our records indicate that you recently gave birth. It is important for infants to receive care at periodic well-child visits in the early months of their lives. These visits are needed to check their growth and development, receive routine care such as shots, and allow you to ask questions about your child's health. Your infant is due for an appointment, and this is simply a reminder call. Thank you for your time. If you have any specific questions, please call the Husky Call Center at 1-800-859-9889 Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., or we can transfer you to a representative at this time.