It is safe to say that the salary ranges in the low to mid forty thousand dollars per year. This discrepancy of several thousand dollars has much to do with the location of the hospital. For instance, in rural communities where much of the hospital funding comes from the government, the pay rate may be higher or lower than a privately funded institution.

Commercial art is probably as old as commerce itself. Smart businessmen have always known the importance of advertising, even if that meant arranging their fruit cart to look particularly attractive to potential consumers. It wasn’t until the 18th century, however, that this form of art became truly notable as a genre of its own..

The Stampede’s chief veterinarian supervises the “Fitness to Compete” program, which follows each animal involved in the chuckwagon races, including implanting a microchip in each horse’s neck. The microchip ensures that each horse has the proper vet checks, drug tests and rest days. The typical horse at the Stampede has far more health supervision than the fat man strolling the midway under the hot sun, fueled by beer and corn dogs.

The agency recognized lifeguards Scott Diederich and Casey Parlette and firefighters Thomas Padden, Scott Hammond, Patrick Cary, Chris Kent, Robert Abijay and Jeff White who rescued the man in December, Nicole Stanfield, the agency’s public information officer, wrote in an email. 21 to approve an agreement with city firefighters for raises, benefits and programs through June 2011. Pay increases were made retroactive to Nov.

An engagement ring happens to be one of the most special peices of jewelry a woman could own. It does not only come with the value but also with a symbolic meaning. Traditional families used to pass it down from one generation to the next especially to those who adhere to be very traditional and customary beliefs.

The post High and Dry: Can We Fix the World’s Water Crisis? appeared first on Inter Press Service. While Cape Town may be in the spotlight, more and more urban centres, especially in Africa, are facing or on the brink of a similar crisis. Credit: BigstockBy Mxolisi NcubeJOHANNESBURG, Mar 20 2018 (IPS)April 12 is expected to be the infamous “Day Zero” in South Africa’s second largest city of Cape Town, a tourist hub which attracts millions of visitors every year.Just last year, the city reported a record breaking increase in its tourist arrivals, with a slew of attractions that include Table Mountain Cableway, Robben Island and Cape Point overall, about 28 percent more visitors than the previous year. Tourism provides more than 300,000 jobs in South Africa’s Western Cape Province, but they could soon be under threat as a water crisis threatens to put paid the city’s booming service industry.”In some places there is too little water, in some there is too much, and almost everywhere the water is dirtier than we would want.” Jens Berggren of SIWIAmong a slew of new rules as taps began to close, residents are now being forced to limit their water use to as little as 50 liters a day in other words, bathe for a few seconds and flush the toilets once a day or face stiff penaltiesPatricia de Lille, the mayor of South Africa’s troubled “Mother City”, recently warned that the time to beg residents to save water had elapsed, meaning the city would now force residents to comply.