i stumbled on an interesting website and electronic resource. I don't personally
kn ow much about the topic but maybe others do and would finmd the programmable
binaural-beat generator an interesting and useful resource.

The web site explains the basic idea and I downloaded the program and it seems
like an interesting concept and tool especially for people who are interested in
the effects of environment, music, etc...


http://gnaural.sourceforge.net/

Let me know if you know about this stuff and/or decide to use it...

bear



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Resources and information on traveling nursing agencies.  Links and
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nurses. Find nursing uniforms, hotel accomodations, list of top paying
and bonus traveling nursing agencies, also an option for those who
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I absolutely agree Vidette.

Two particular things are the fact that every student may feel ignored if the
teacher responds to similar posts by many students by way of a single post to
the first or most interesting student post - so 'helping' students feel that
they are being indivdually responded to is difficult because of the burden of
individualizing posts to let each student know that we have actually read what
they said - exacerbated by the fact that just like faculty, the students often
have trouble keeping up with the volume of posts.

Secondly, I have always had a few students in every class who preferred 1 - 1
contact off the DL environment - just as many students in class prefer to stop
by the office for individual sessions. but since email contact is not a
gemeinschafft - one must spend a lot more time crafting responses than would be
necessary when you can sense that a person is following what you are saying.

Third, perhaps, is what happens to us when we, as I am now, we are almost bereft
of our internet access... :-)

I think that most schools are lightyears behind the curve on the issue of
faculty time for DL course - just as they tend to be lightyears behind the curve
on tuition costs for DL. Most schools will likely fall by the wayside because
they fail to "adapt"... or perhaps, to transcend the past and present biases
about the 'educational' process... it is truly sad to see so many people with so
little technological literacy standing in the way of the appallingly small
number of people who are somewhat visionary...

bear

"Vidette Todaro-Franceschi, RN, PhD" <vtodaro@...> wrote:
Hi Dottie,

  Not familiar with the D....thing, but have taught several classes online.  The
labor involved is far greater than going to class on campus.  Problem is, the
administrative folks (at least where I m) think it is easier to teach online,
simply becuase you needn't be on campus. But, what I have found is that Ihave to
be "on" all the time, or I fall behind.

  I do  think there is great potential in teaching online.  For one thing, it
seems that bonding among students is far greater than it is when classes are
held on campus.  Even though everyone may not be able to put a face to the
names, everyone seems to get to know one another better.

  If you can get the credit hrs to teach without it impinging on your scholarship
or personal time, I think it is worth it.  In particular, classes like ethics
are well suited to online discussion.

  Good luck!
  Peace, Love, & Light,

  Vidette Todaro-Franceschi RN, PhD.
  Associate Professor & Specialization Coordinator
  Adult Health Advanced Practice Graduate Program
  Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing
  Hunter College, City University of New York
  vtodaro@...

  *********************************
  www.energy-enigma.com

  "To see that everybody not merely depends on everybody, but actually everybody
is everybody in a deeper sense."
  Bohm, On Creativity, 1998.






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Hi Dottie,

Not familiar with the D....thing, but have taught several classes online.  The
labor involved is far greater than going to class on campus.  Problem is, the
administrative folks (at least where I m) think it is easier to teach online,
simply becuase you needn't be on campus. But, what I have found is that Ihave to
be "on" all the time, or I fall behind.

I do  think there is great potential in teaching online.  For one thing, it
seems that bonding among students is far greater than it is when classes are
held on campus.  Even though everyone may not be able to put a face to the
names, everyone seems to get to know one another better.

If you can get the credit hrs to teach without it impinging on your scholarship
or personal time, I think it is worth it.  In particular, classes like ethics
are well suited to online discussion.

Good luck!
Peace, Love, & Light,

Vidette Todaro-Franceschi RN, PhD.
Associate Professor & Specialization Coordinator
Adult Health Advanced Practice Graduate Program
Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing
Hunter College, City University of New York
vtodaro@...

*********************************
www.energy-enigma.com

"To see that everybody not merely depends on everybody, but actually everybody
is everybody in a deeper sense."
Bohm, On Creativity, 1998.

Hi all, I have been approached about teaching  on-line graduate courses
in holistic nursing. I find myself very interested, but also wondering
about the reality of this way of teaching. Their online system is D2L
(brings up an image of R2D2!) and I wonder if any of you has experience
with this. I would appreciate your personal experience/advice! Thanks,
Dottie

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Begin forwarded message:

> From: Marianne Rodgers <mrodgers@...>
> Date: May 31, 2007 3:55:10 PM EDT
> To: NSGONLY@...
> Subject: Fwd: Special Funding Announcement from BAGNC Program
> Reply-To: Marianne Rodgers <mrodgers@...>
>
>
>
> Marianne W. Rodgers, EdD, RN
> Interim Dean College of Nursing and Health Professions
> University of Southern Maine
> 125 Masterton Hall
> Portland, Maine 04104
> Phone 207 - 780 4808
>
>
>>>> <rrossete@...> 5/31/2007 12:54 PM >>>
>
>
>
>
> (Embedded image moved to file: pic15141.jpg)
> BUILDING ACADEMIC GERIATRIC NURSING CAPACITY
>
> May 31, 2007
>
> Dear Colleagues,
>
> I am writing to engage your assistance in recruiting applicants for The
> John. A. Hartford Foundation Scholar* and Claire M. Fagin Fellowship
> Programs.  The Scholars and Fellows Programs, components of the
> Building
> Academic Geriatric Nursing Capacity (BAGNC) initiative, are thriving
> and
> have contributed substantially to the growing national momentum in
> geriatric nursing research and education.
>
> Unique among scholarship and fellowship opportunities, this program
> deliberately strives to build leadership skills and national
> connections
> while supporting high quality research training.
>
> Over the past 7 years we’ve learned that most candidates learn of and
> follow through with application to this program from their schools of
> nursing.  Therefore, with respect, I ask you to encourage students and
> faculty within your institution to seriously consider these
> opportunities.
>
> The Scholars’ program supports 2 years of predoctoral work for nurses
> committed to careers in academic geriatric nursing.  The program offers
> support at the level of **$30,000 in stipend and up to $20,000 in
> tuition
> and fee support for each of two years.
>
> The Claire M. Fagin Fellowship provides $60,000 of support for each of
> 2
> years of advanced research training and mentorship designed to assist
> doctorally-prepared nurses in launching successful research careers in
> geriatric nursing.  This portion of the program is funded by The John
> A.
> Hartford Foundation and the Atlantic Philanthropies.
>
> The Scholars and Fellows programs also feature additional funding by
> the
> Mayday Fund to support both scholars and fellows who focus on pain in
> the
> elderly.  And finally, our Scholars, Fellows and Mentors attend the
> highly
> rated Annual Leadership Conference.
>
> We plan to award another 15 scholarships to predoctoral candidates in
> 2008.
> Details about the Scholars and Fellows Programs and application
> materials
> are available on the Web site: http://www.geriatricnursing.org.  Please
> feel free to contact me (802-229-2620) or the Coordinating Center
> (202-777-1172) if additional information would be helpful.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Pat Archbold
>
> Patricia G. Archbold, DNSc, RN, FAAN
> Director, Building Academic Geriatric Nursing Capacity
>
>
> *The name of the Scholars has been a long-time issue in part because
> it is
> so long.  Previous years the Scholars were known as the John A.
> Hartford
> Foundation Building Academic Geriatric Nursing Capacity Scholars.
>
> **We guarantee tuition and fees and up to a $30,000 stipend with the
> total
> not to exceed $50,000 per year.  This sentence conveys the message
> that we
> guarantee a $30,000 stipend, which in some cases is not the case when
> tuition and fees are more than $20,000 per year.
>


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Karen have added you to her favorite list, check Karen's profile here:
http://karenpassion0156.googlepages.com/bikerchicks.htm

dear all

just to let you know i am away from home and away from the internet, so you
can't reach me this way

bear

"Vidette Todaro-Franceschi, RN, PhD" <vtodaro@...> wrote:
Elizabeth,

  I signed too; also sent out the call for sigs to all of my students....thanks
for sharing.
  Peace, Love, & Light,

  Vidette Todaro-Franceschi RN, PhD.
  Associate Professor & Specialization Coordinator
  Adult Health Advanced Practice Graduate Program
  Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing
  Hunter College, City University of New York
  vtodaro@...

  *********************************
  www.energy-enigma.com

  "To see that everybody not merely depends on everybody, but actually everybody
is everybody in a deeper sense."
  Bohm, On Creativity, 1998.






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Elizabeth,

I signed too; also sent out the call for sigs to all of my students....thanks
for sharing.
Peace, Love, & Light,

Vidette Todaro-Franceschi RN, PhD.
Associate Professor & Specialization Coordinator
Adult Health Advanced Practice Graduate Program
Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing
Hunter College, City University of New York
vtodaro@...

*********************************
www.energy-enigma.com

"To see that everybody not merely depends on everybody, but actually everybody
is everybody in a deeper sense."
Bohm, On Creativity, 1998.

8819th signature is mine! Thanks for the link and the opportunity to be
part of this, Dottie
On May 26, 2007, at 9:35 PM, eambarrett wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
>  Barbara Dossey asked me to request that you go to
> http://www.nightingaledeclaration.net and sign the Nightingale
> Declaration. The idea is to get 2 million signatures by November 2008
> for 2 UN Resolutions as part of the Nightingale Initiative for Global
> Health. The proposal will be submitted to the American Academy of
> Nursing to present at the 2008 Annual Meeting.
>
>  I signed this and truly, it only takes a minute.
>
>  Thanks,
>  Elizabeth
>
>  [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>

Hello everyone,

Barbara Dossey asked me to request that you go to
http://www.nightingaledeclaration.net and sign the Nightingale Declaration.  The
idea is to get 2 million signatures by November 2008 for 2 UN Resolutions as
part of the Nightingale Initiative for Global Health.  The proposal will be
submitted to the American Academy of Nursing to present at the 2008 Annual
Meeting.

I signed this and truly, it only takes a minute.

Thanks,
Elizabeth

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Hi All,

This is the link for the Bamboo Bridge project:

http://www.nursing.ecu.edu/bamboobridge/index.html


Bear

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FYI from a member of the research committee AHNA
Best to all
Rorry  Zahourek



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Julia would like to invite you to join her circle of friends. Check her circle
of friends  here:
http://juliafriends32633.googlepages.com/juliafriendcicle.htm

:-)

bear

eambarrett <eambarrett@...> wrote:                                  Happy
Birthday, Martha.  We know  you are one with us, and we are one with you.  No
separation - mutual process.  Thank you for your legacy.

  Hello, everyone.

  Elizabeth

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Happy Birthday, Martha.  We know  you are one with us, and we are one with you. 
No separation - mutual process.  Thank you for your legacy.

Hello, everyone.

Elizabeth

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Hi All,

Noreen Brady just sent the 2007 Call for abstracts for the SRS to me. It is
available on my mirror of the MER homepage.

You can access it at:

http://drtcbear.servebbs.net:81/~martha/SRSCallAbstracts2007.pdf


If you experience any difficulty getting the Call, please let me know.

bear


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The citation noted below may be of interest to members of this ls.

Savina Schoenhofer

Matthew J. Leach "Orthodox Use, or Misuse, of Complementary &
Alternative Medicine".
http://www.bepress.com/jcim/vol4/iss1/3

I must have been sleep typing.

My post should have gone to the nurse philosophy ls - not the MER LS.

Doh!

bear


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But is the information misleading or an accurate reflection of the current and
future state of nursing education and practice?

When I decided to become a nurse in 1996 I talked to a variety of people and was
counseled to avoid the associate degree programs because in the future the
minimal preparation would be a BSN. It sounded plausible in terms of the
trajectory of other professions so I went the BSN route. It was still a time
when admission requirements were quite high. As I worked through my masters and
PhD and certainly what i observe as a teacher, is a substantial reduction in
intellectual ability. Part of my consideration was that I was also being told
that pursuing graduate work in nursing would be difficult with an ASN.

By the time i finished my BSN in 1999 there were already a lot of schools that
were fast tracking people with prior bachelor's degrees or associate degrees in
nursing, for combo BSN/MSNs in ridiculously short periods of time compared with
the four years I spent in my bachelors and masters program.

But it seems that the really fast growing programs are those below the BSN. They
have the fastest throughput, respond most rapidly to increased funding
opportunities and meet production targets.

So it often seems that the 'most densely educated' (in a sense intended to mean
quantity of exposure to nursing knowledge) nurses are losing ever more ground to
the less densely educated nurses and the aspirations for a minimal preparation
of a baccalaureate strikes me as having been segued out for another generation
by the perception of a shortage to be met by producing tomorrow's nurses until
there are more than can be economically sustained.

Where there used to be discussions about curtailing ASN programs, it seems
untenable at the moment because anyone calling for that, despite the
appropriateness of that effort, would be derided as being unresponsive to the
'nursing shortage', which I continue to think is illusory... The shortage being
a qualitative vs a quantitative shortage...

:-)

bear





Jacqueline Fawcett <Jacqueline.Fawcett@...> wrote: Perhaps we would not see
such misleading information if we could reach consensus on entry level into
nursing! Jacqueline Fawcett

________________________________

From: A list to promote discussion of philosophical issues in nursing on behalf
of Karen Rich
Sent: Sun 4/15/2007 1:35 PM
To: NURSE-PHILOSOPHY@...
Subject: Re: RN (no college degree required)



Yes, David, I certainly agree that this is the most obvious and basic
interpretation of the designation...my faux pas...I guess I should have gone
a step further in asking the question that I really am concerned
about...."what do we want to do about it?"

I generally do not believe that nurses should cast blame to people outside
of nursing for unsatisfactory views about and within the profession. Are we
ready to change? Do we need to change? What do we want to do as a nursing
community to change views that are incorrect or unsatisfactory to us?
Karen

-----Original Message-----
From: A list to promote discussion of philosophical issues in nursing
[mailto:NURSE-PHILOSOPHY@...] On Behalf Of David Seedhouse
Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2007 12:07 PM
To: NURSE-PHILOSOPHY@...
Subject: Re: RN (no college degree required)

They require a similar level of intellect and education?

David

>>> Karen Rich  16/04/07 4:56 AM >>>
Hello Everyone,

On Sundays, my local newspaper includes a nationally syndicated "news"
magazine named "Parade." Each year the news magazine publishes a report
about "what people earn." I am always eager to read about nurses' salaries
and look forward to seeing whether or not nursing is included in the
"hottest jobs."



When reading today's issue with the annual report about "what people earn,"
I was skipping through the pages out of order while happily eating my
breakfast. I noticed a box in the article titled "The Hottest Jobs (For
College Grads).physical therapist was listed and I wondered.where is
nursing?  Then.I turned to the previous page and noticed another box. "The
Hottest Jobs (No College Degree Required).well I almost dropped my fork.to
my dismay.registered nurses is listed along with sales representatives,
translators, dental hygienists, insurance adjusters, transportation workers,
athletic trainers, auto technicians, and legal secretaries.



Does anyone want to comment about what may be signified by this designation
of nursing?

Kind regards,

Karen Rich



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In a message dated 4/9/2007 10:38:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
dwsmith@... writes:




I'm passing this along, asking especially those of you in New York to
send healing energy to this friend of a friend. Thanks for being there,
Dottie

Begin forwarded message:

> From: _SAFEHARBORMAINE@SAFEHAR_ (mailto:SAFEHARBORMAINE@...)
>  Date: April 5, 2007 2:40:23 PM EDT
> To: _dwsmith@..._ (mailto:dwsmith@...)
> Subject:  Healing Request to Houses of Healing
>
> Dear Dottie,
>  Could you please pass this along to your healing network.
> My friend  Beverly Ryan in Connecticut needs our help.
> She was recently  diagnosed with a meningioma (brain tumor) the size of
> a golf  ball.
> Beverly will undergo surgery on Tuesday April 10th at  Columbia
> Presbyterian Hospital in NY. This is a woman who has always  been the
> source of goodness and cheer for others.
> Please help  me surround her in the Light and send her strength and
>  healing.
> I am very grateful to be a part of a group of  such caring individuals
> and know
> that what we do makes a  difference.
> Love and Gratitude,
> Charlene  Vanderslice
>
>
>
> See what's free at  AOL.com.

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the distance is not important for her to get benefit from our healing
intentions -- its all relative space and time - non local and  pandimensional

Best to you and your friend

Rorry




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I'm passing this along, asking especially those of you in New York to
send healing energy to this friend of a friend. Thanks for being there,
Dottie

Begin forwarded message:

> From: SAFEHARBORMAINE@...
> Date: April 5, 2007 2:40:23 PM EDT
> To: dwsmith@...
> Subject: Healing Request to Houses of Healing
>
> Dear Dottie,
> Could you please pass this along to your healing network.
> My friend Beverly Ryan in Connecticut needs our help.
> She was recently diagnosed with a meningioma (brain tumor) the size of
> a golf ball.
> Beverly will undergo surgery on Tuesday April 10th at Columbia
> Presbyterian Hospital in NY. This is a woman who has always been the
> source of goodness and cheer for others.
> Please help me surround her in the Light and send her strength and
> healing.
> I am very grateful to be a part of a group of such caring individuals
> and know
> that what we do makes a difference.
> Love and Gratitude,
> Charlene Vanderslice
>
>
>
> See what's free at AOL.com.

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Elizabeth, thanks for the "reminder" about the fall conference. Somehow
I had missed hearing/knowing about that, and probably won't be able to
schedule it at this point. Is there an advanced planning schedule? Call
for papers?? Dottie
On Mar 23, 2007, at 11:10 PM, eambarrett wrote:

> I sincerely want to hank both Fran and Bear. I am grateful to you for
> establishing and maintaining the Martha E. Rogers website, as well as
> for your many contributions to the dialogue. You have both made a
> commitment that has allowed so many of us to keep in touch with issues
> of interest concerning the science of unitary human beings.
>
>  Also, thanks to Violet Malinski and Sheila Cheema and now Sonya
> Hardin and Martha Bramlett for editing Visions, the Journal of
> Rogerian Nursing Science. Again, your efforts are greatly appreciated.
>
>  And finally, thanks to all who are, or have been, members of the
> Society of Rogerian Scholars. Hopefully, more readers of this site as
> well as others will join the society. It is a very important
> organization whose officers and board members do so much to move
> forward the scholarship and further development of the science of
> unitary human beings. Don't forget the next conference of the society
> to be held in the fall at Case Western Reserve University.
>
>  Blessings to all,
>  Elizabeth
>
>  [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>

Thank you so much! Jacqui

________________________________

From: Martha_E_Rogers@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Thomas Cox PhD, RN
Sent: Sat 3/24/2007 10:28 AM
To: Martha_E_Rogers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Martha_E_Rogers] Application form links



Hi Jacqui, et al

The application form:

Ah - one of those delightful headaches...

Took a bit of doing - at first I thought the formatting would not print
correctly and tried to change it, but i finally gave up and printed it out which
was just fine...

doh - another Homer Simpson moment.

Then I wanted to put it on the MER site - but I either forgot the password or it
got changed - so I had to figure out how to change user passwords... Good stuff
to know in case I want to become a hacker some day... :-)

So, the SRS application is now available at two locations:

On the new MER website at:

http://drtcbear.servebbs.net:81/~martha/2004_SRS_Application-Renewal.doc
<http://drtcbear.servebbs.net:81/~martha/2004_SRS_Application-Renewal.doc>

and if there are problems using that form, as:

http://drtcbear.servebbs.net:81/~martha/2004_SRS_Application-Renewal.pdf
<http://drtcbear.servebbs.net:81/~martha/2004_SRS_Application-Renewal.pdf>

Or on the MER listserver on yahoogroups, at:

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Martha_E_Rogers/files/2004_SRS_Application-\
Renewal.doc
<http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Martha_E_Rogers/files/2004_SRS_Application\
-Renewal.doc>

Now these are based on the 2004 version - so if the "Canal Street Station"
address needs to be changed someone needs to let me know what the new address
is...

bear
----- Original Message ----
From: Jacqueline Fawcett <jacqueline.fawcett@...
<mailto:jacqueline.fawcett%40umb.edu> >
To: Martha_E_Rogers@yahoogroups.com <mailto:Martha_E_Rogers%40yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2007 7:32:14 AM
Subject: RE: [Martha_E_Rogers] Thanks

Elizabeth, I echo your sentiments! Best regards, Jacqui

Bear, Would you please direct our readers to the membership application on the
website? Many thanks. Best regards, Jacqui

____________ _________ _________ __

From: Martha_E_Rogers@ yahoogroups. com on behalf of eambarrett

Sent: Fri 3/23/2007 11:10 PM

To: Martha_E_Rogers@ yahoogroups. com

Subject: [Martha_E_Rogers] Thanks

I sincerely want to hank both Fran and Bear. I am grateful to you for
establishing and maintaining the Martha E. Rogers website, as well as for your
many contributions to the dialogue. You have both made a commitment that has
allowed so many of us to keep in touch with issues of interest concerning the
science of unitary human beings.

Also, thanks to Violet Malinski and Sheila Cheema and now Sonya Hardin and
Martha Bramlett for editing Visions, the Journal of Rogerian Nursing Science.
Again, your efforts are greatly appreciated.

And finally, thanks to all who are, or have been, members of the Society of
Rogerian Scholars. Hopefully, more readers of this site as well as others will
join the society. It is a very important organization whose officers and board
members do so much to move forward the scholarship and further development of
the science of unitary human beings. Don't forget the next conference of the
society to be held in the fall at Case Western Reserve University.

Blessings to all,

Elizabeth

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Thanks, Bear.
Elizabeth

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Thomas Cox PhD, RN
   To: Martha_E_Rogers@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2007 2:08 PM
   Subject: [Martha_E_Rogers] SRS Application form link


   Ok All,

   Here is the most current version of the SRS application/renewal form -
graciously provided by Tracy.

   http://drtcbear.servebbs.net:81/~martha/SRS-ApplicationRenewalForm.pdf

   I decided to make just a pdf - so that it should print the same in all
environments and for all users...

   I will remove the version that is on the LS site so that we don't wind up with
different versions floating around...

   Any problems - let me know.

   bear

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Bear, Thank you so much! Jacqui





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From: Martha_E_Rogers@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Thomas Cox PhD, RN
Sent: Sat 3/24/2007 2:08 PM
To: Martha_E_Rogers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Martha_E_Rogers] SRS Application form link



Ok All,

Here is the most current version of the SRS application/renewal form -
graciously provided by Tracy.

http://drtcbear.servebbs.net:81/~martha/SRS-ApplicationRenewalForm.pdf
<http://drtcbear.servebbs.net:81/~martha/SRS-ApplicationRenewalForm.pdf>

I decided to make just a pdf - so that it should print the same in all
environments and for all users...

I will remove the version that is on the LS site so that we don't wind up with
different versions floating around...

Any problems - let me know.

bear

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Ok All,

Here is the most current version of the SRS application/renewal form -
graciously provided by Tracy.

http://drtcbear.servebbs.net:81/~martha/SRS-ApplicationRenewalForm.pdf

I decided to make just a pdf - so that it should print the same in all
environments and for all users...

I will remove the version that is on the LS site so that we don't wind up with
different versions floating around...

Any problems - let me know.

bear






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Hi Jacqui, et al

The application form:

Ah - one of those delightful headaches...

Took a bit of doing - at first I thought the formatting would not print
correctly and tried to change it, but i finally gave up and printed it out which
was just fine...

doh - another Homer Simpson moment.

Then I wanted to put it on the MER site - but I either forgot the password or it
got changed - so I had to figure out how to change user passwords... Good stuff
to know in case I want to become a hacker some day... :-)

So, the SRS application is now available at two locations:

On the new MER website at:

http://drtcbear.servebbs.net:81/~martha/2004_SRS_Application-Renewal.doc

and if there are problems using that form, as:

http://drtcbear.servebbs.net:81/~martha/2004_SRS_Application-Renewal.pdf

Or on the MER listserver on yahoogroups, at:

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Martha_E_Rogers/files/2004_SRS_Application-\
Renewal.doc

Now these are based on the 2004 version - so if the "Canal Street Station"
address needs to be changed someone needs to let me know what the new address
is...

bear
----- Original Message ----
From: Jacqueline Fawcett <jacqueline.fawcett@...>
To: Martha_E_Rogers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2007 7:32:14 AM
Subject: RE: [Martha_E_Rogers] Thanks













             Elizabeth, I echo your sentiments! Best regards, Jacqui



Bear, Would you please direct our readers to the membership application on the
website? Many thanks. Best regards, Jacqui





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From: Martha_E_Rogers@ yahoogroups. com on behalf of eambarrett

Sent: Fri 3/23/2007 11:10 PM

To: Martha_E_Rogers@ yahoogroups. com

Subject: [Martha_E_Rogers] Thanks



I sincerely want to hank both Fran and Bear. I am grateful to you for
establishing and maintaining the Martha E. Rogers website, as well as for your
many contributions to the dialogue. You have both made a commitment that has
allowed so many of us to keep in touch with issues of interest concerning the
science of unitary human beings.



Also, thanks to Violet Malinski and Sheila Cheema and now Sonya Hardin and
Martha Bramlett for editing Visions, the Journal of Rogerian Nursing Science.
Again, your efforts are greatly appreciated.



And finally, thanks to all who are, or have been, members of the Society of
Rogerian Scholars. Hopefully, more readers of this site as well as others will
join the society. It is a very important organization whose officers and board
members do so much to move forward the scholarship and further development of
the science of unitary human beings. Don't forget the next conference of the
society to be held in the fall at Case Western Reserve University.



Blessings to all,

Elizabeth



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