In a nursing home, food and hygiene are more the responsibility of the caregiver, not the patient.

Very cool and proven open source project - had been looking into this for emergency preparedness applications here in the U.S. Used since by journalists, rescue operations, NGOs, and general citizenry for gathering and managing crisis/resource data in Haiti, Syria, Gaza, Afghanistan - wherever it's needed. Currently being used to track the ebola epidemic in West Africa. http://blog.crisis.net/syrian-... http://firsttosee.org/

I have a 92 year old parent that lives alone and needs to call often - she's also hard of hearing. I'm as conscious of others need for space as my own and don't wan't to disturb it, but in some situations I have to.

I hated The Colonel - with his wee beady eyes...

And no mention whatsoever of Norway's successful program... http://www.reporternews.com/news/2010/jan/01/norway-cuts-antibiotics-successfully-battles/

In that case, LE in the nursing home will decrease further, as the level of monitoring and direct care in the home improves and nursing homes become more for end-of-life care - care that still won't be provided in the home.

...please, thank you.

Watch the amazing animation 'Madame Tutli-Putli'. on the National Film Board of Canada - her eyes are actually human eyes.

Movie here... http://www.nfb.ca/film/madame_tutli_putli_en

Making of here... http://www.siegelproductions.ca/filmfanatics/model.htm

Ooops - comment misplaced.

Bad plan - the whole appeal of Wikipedia is that the public can write something informative about relatively obscure topics - those topics would disappear. For example, Cleveland Clinic has a great entry because they're huge, but I wouldn't be able to create an informative article about an exceptional research hospital that's small and unknown. I doubt paid writers could handle even 5% of the material.

...Sam Lowry

At the end of the referenced video, Dr. Jack Szostak actually does indeed include electrical forces as a contributing factor.

Nor NY - and glad of it.

...and a woman sunbathing topless in Italy was questioned by police last week after a mother complained that the way she was applying suntan lotion was "troubling" her two young sons.

Yes - very troubling...

Take it from a applejacker (and brewer) in the Northeast - with freeze distillation, those distinctive heavier alcohols definitely do come through because they are not vaporized - and can make your final product taste pretty nasty.