Updates From Ruby Hawk

Friday, March 9, 2012

Primary Physician Shortage | Healthmad

Primary Physician Shortage | Healthmad

n the United States, primary care doctors are expected to decline by thirty percent during the next twenty years. They are already in short supply as medical students turn to specialties. Primary care physicians are the first line of defence and prevention for serious illnesses. They are pediatricians, family physicians and internal medical doctors. They take care of the usual ailments, write prescriptions and send those who require specialized care to hospitals and specialists. Primary care doctors make up about fifty percent of physicians in other developed countries but in the U.S. about thirty percent. It’s a serious shortage and it’s all a matter of money

Monday, March 5, 2012

Copyright Rules and Public Domain | Computersight

Many pictures are across the whole of the internet that would be fantastic on our Triond articles. But sadly most of them are protected by copyright. We can use them with permission and a fee, but otherwise they are out of our reach. Check out copyright rules and links below to be sure the creations you want to use are allowed without the authors permission and fees.

Sunday, March 4, 2012

You Can Raise Your Iq | Socyberty

Good news for young and old alike. A new study proves that we can raise our IQ at any age. Scientists thought until recently that IQ could not be changed after early childhood. Now they have determined that was wrong. Research has shown that short term memory improves brain power and the ability to reason and solve problems. Building brain power takes work but there are many ways to go about it. So lets get cracking and see if we can learn to be smarter.

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

The Rich and Poor in America | Socyberty

The rich one percent of Americans and the average wage earner in America slips wider and wider apart. As the average wage earner gets poorer, the rich get richer. Their kids go to the finest schools, get the top earning jobs and high tax breaks. Average kids go to poorer schools, cannot afford the best colleges and in many cases no college. Charles Murray says the Boards of Directors of Corporate America, Nonprofits and Foundation America have become cozy extended families, scratching each others backs and taking advantage of their privileged positions.

Monday, February 27, 2012

Garlicky Quick Bread | Notecook

Garlicky Quick Bread | Notecook

This bread is delicious and quick. You can make it for dinner without any rising or punching down or any of that time consuming stuff. Just mix it all up and put it in a cake pan and give it 30 to 35 minutes to cook. You can make the rest of your dinner while it’s in the oven. This bread is great with vegetables summer or winter. If you have never made bread this is a good one to try first.

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Tangerine Tango Makes a Bold Statement | Gomestic

If you are not afraid of bold colors, you might fall in love with tangerine tango. It’s an orangy red that decorators are using for modern and traditional homes. It can brighten your rooms and make them feel more cheerful. You don’t want to over do it, but you can tone it down with cool colors or cozy it up with other warm colors. If you had rather start off slowly, cover pillows in tangerine tango and add a few accessories in the same color. See how you like it.

Friday, February 24, 2012

The Murder of Rusty Sneiderman | Gomestic

The trial of Hemy Neuman is being avidly watched on TV. Andrea Sneiderman, the widow of the murdered man, Rusty Sneiderman has spent hours on the witness stand being questioned about the relationship between herself and Hemy Neuman. Dozens of emails and phone calls were exchanged between the two before and after the murder. Andrea’s testimony and the evidence doesn’t add up. She swears there was no affair with Neuman, but co workers say different.