University Job: Faculty, Health Sciences (Health Information Management), Higher Colleges of Technology
Faculty are responsible for providing effective instruction in the Health Science/Health Information Management curriculum and may involve other health sciences programs specifically developing the Health Information Management program. By using various learning methodologies that support a learning by doing philosophy, the curriculum is taught to second language learners within a student-centric learning environment that fosters respect for students, their culture, and traditions. Faculty members play an important role in assisting with the development and preservation of system-wide and directorate-specific policies and are viewed as active participants in academic and extra-curricular events at the College and within the community.
Undergraduate coursework in Health Information Management (HIM) / Medical Records Administration (MRA) also required.
A minimum of 3 years of Health Information Management or Health Informatics teaching/training experience at a tertiary level with specific experience in teaching ICD-10-CA or ICD -10-AM
Fluency in written and spoken English is essential. Fluency in written and spoken Arabic is desirable
People who are thinking of buying a DSLR camera might hesitate at first, knowing that to get one can be expensive. You will be glad to know that there is an alternative that you can surely enjoy and find benefits in, and it is through buying a DSLR camera which is not new, one that has been used and pre-loved. However, when it comes to making this decision, you might also feel wary, as when you buy something that is used from a stranger, you cannot be absolutely sure that it will be worth what you spend for it. You will be glad to know that you do not have to hit and miss, as there are tips you can follow that will lead to you getting a used camera that will meet your needs and expectations.
There are many things you can do if you want to make sure that the camera you are buying is worthwhile – you can, for instance, run a check on the seller of the camera. One who buys from a good website online can run a search on each individual seller, read reviews about them, and check out the history of their transactions. Those who find a reputable seller will most likely get the chance to get a used camera that is worth more than the value asked for it.
One who is buying a used camera, and wants to be sure that it is a good buy, should also make the effort to do a little exploring – for example, to check out the specs of the camera. They can check out the specs and the prices of the new ones, and then compare it with the used one they are thinking of buying, in order to make some comparisons. If you find a used camera with good specs, a camera which you think is fairly priced based on the specs and based on its original brand new price, you can be assured that you are getting a good deal.
Last but not least, people who are buying a used camera should make sure that it will be worth their money by checking it in person. One should carefully look over such a camera in person, making sure that its battery is working well, its shutter is undamaged, and its body shows no signs of corrosion and wear and tear, or even cracks and chips.
One who follows these tips, then, can be sure that he or she will be able to find and to buy the perfect used camera, one that is not too expensive, but which his beneficial for his or her needs.
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Diwalis have always been good days. From the days when we threw sparklers in the air and screamed ‘Rocket, rocket’, to the days when bombs burst in my hands. It was also the night I got caught drinking at home. In my pocket, there were the 20 ChlorMints we had bought to get rid of the smell, but we forgot to eat them.
I remember the first time I watched the trailer. It was the World Cup semi final and India was kicking Australia’s ass and anything is pardonable under such circumstances.
Since then, every billboard, TV channel, mall, cinema complex, website, interval, beginning, cricket tournament, and TV serial played the ads/trailers/songs of the film ad nauseum.
I do not wish to review the film, as that would be an insult to the intelligence levels of my readers, It will suffice to say that the film is KL3D – KLPD in all the three dimensions. Shah Rukh Khan overacts, but that is something I have gotten accustomed to. There are crass jokes that would be ridiculed if David Dhawan and Govinda made them, but it’s ok because SRK is doing it. (He’s got dimples, ya, he’s cute). So Shah Rukh Khan finds it convenient to cry about racial profiling before the release of ‘My Name is Khan’. He talks of treating people with respect, and then goes right ahead and portrays South Indians in the shittiest way. But what the hell? He has dimples, so it’s ok. Cute fellow!
What irked me the most about the film Ra.One was Shah Rukh Khan’s portrayal of the South Indian father. It’s an old trick that almost every Hindi film uses – caricaturing South Indians. They are all loudly dressed, and talk in screwed up English, mouthing lines likes ‘Ayyoji’, ‘Mind it’ and ‘I say’. But it’s all in good humour, of course!
If I crack a joke on Muslims, I’m unsecular. If I crack a joke on poor people, I am being elitist. But South Indians? Crack jokes, man. They are too lost in their own worlds. They don’t mind.
Since I am half Telugu and half Oriya, I am subjected to both the stereotypes – either I am from a state full of tribals, or I live on idli, dosa, sambhar. So irked was I by this stereotyping, that I have compiled a list of stereotypes that most South Indians are subjected to.
Well, they don’t. South Indians have names that are normal. They may be long, and tongue-twisting, but they are all there for a purpose. They are either the names of the person’s native place, or a name of an ancestor, but they are all there for a purpose. If you can’t pronounce them, use a shorter form. Or call them by their initials. At least it’s better than having an innuendo filled name like ‘Ramandeep’ or ‘Hardik’, so save that smart joke for that beautiful ape you meet in the zoo. For us humans, it’s not funny.
Nobody talks like that. Only Shah Rukh Khan does that when is portraying South Indians. Though this is a generalisation, South Indians generally have better English than people from other places. They don’t introduce themselves as ‘Myself, Suresh’. Even autodrivers in most South Indian cities can pull off a conversation in English. And when was the last time you heard a South Indian say ‘Enna Rascala’?
In Ra.One, to pull off the role of a South Indian convincingly, Shah Rukh Khan eats noodles with curd. Cute no? So cute that I feel like slamming his head into an idli maker. The fact is South Indians don’t eat idli, dosa, sambhar everyday. That’s like assuming Italians eat pizza everyday and Shahid Afridi bites balls everyday. They don’t, primarily because they’ve been doing it all their lives. Also, idlis, dosas and sambhar are found everywhere these days. So think twice before you make the idli jokes. And SRK, think at least once!
They don’t. South Indian languages are complex. It’s not like other states where languages have similarity with each other. Down south, neighbouring states have nothing common in their language. So Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh have their own languages. So calling someone a ‘madrasi’ just makes you a dickhead, nothing else.
Now, this is one myth I wish was true. The stereotype of the quiet, intelligent South Indian has been done to death. I am half South Indian and I only know upto 7 table (of course I know 9, 10, 11 and 20 – but that’s not the point). Not all South Indians are intelligent quiet. Some of them are dumb and loud.
This entry was posted in Arbit Gyan and tagged curd and noodles, dimples, Ra.One, South Indians stereotype on November 10, 2011 by .	
I have some BIG SALE NEWS to share at the end of the post and a preview to our Digital Halloween files! I'm also going to have random.org pick 6 winners from our current Linky Party to receive our NEW Creating With Vintage Halloween CD and we will email them digital links to all the files. There will also be a $50.00 gift certificate winner so come enter!
We are trying madly to wrap up this CD but I keep adding more designs (like Halloween Washi tape) and Cindy is finishing up the templates. There will be a haunted house shaped gift box, 2 lanterns, a candy box, games, paper dolls and so much more! Click on each of the boxes below to see everything larger! You can see most of the papers in this first box
I didn't really plan on doing a Halloween CD with Cindy (our graphic design) and myself being on Summer holidays a bunch - but I couldn't stand it as I have so much great stuff! Now we are running out of time with Halloween coming so the race is on!
Besides the CD which will retail for $15.99 like our CD's 1, 2 & 3, there will be digital downloads added to our Etsy Store. Our Shopatron Store does NOT work well for digital products. Our files are really high resolution so you can print images BIG, so we are trying to see how else to email large files besides yousendit.com does anyone know of a better download site or what do you think of Dropbox for getting files?
Do you think we should add witch hats to the kids in the photos? See 2nd box, or add to the 2 ladies in the first box with the bingo skirt? I thought we could have a sheet with some 'accessories' so you could add different witch hats, a broom etc and size them to fit various photo and use digitally or print and cut them out for a 3D look.
Please leave your feedback and don't forget to enter our Sept Linky Party or go have a peek at what people have started adding. There are only 2 entries so far!
Okay - now the NEWS! My stamp manufacture moved the plant and we've had a horrible time getting stock delivered and sales have fallen off. (I am SO SORRY to everyone who ordered Halloween Labels for the huge delay and you will all get a free medium stamp set and extra gifts for your patience.) I've been talking about changing over to digital for ages and I have just decided to go for it. We are waiting for drafts of our 2 NEW Christmas Clear Art Stamp Sets and I will place orders for them and one more order for our top selling stamp sets but I'm going to discount all our stamp sets further as well as all our printed items. Prices will all get reduced starting tomorrow when I have Mona back in the office.
If you just ordered and we haven't shipped it yet we will contact you to see what extra FREE gifts we can add, as I can't change the Shopatron invoices. I'm going to try and change the Etsy prices today but Shopatron needs excel spread sheets and there are over 200 items, so I need to wait for Mona or Jessica.
Am I sad? No I'm excited because I've been learning Photoshop and have been working on a bunch of new products like Digital Christmas, plus a line of T-shirts, art prints, greeting cards, mugs, iphone and ipad cases and more for a Zazzle Store I want to start (they print & ship) and we will offer many of the same images as 'DIY Designs' in our Etsy Store so you can print your own T-shirts, pillows and more, plus design kits with themes like calendars. Plus, I have an idea for a little 'craft club' I want to start that will be so much fun!
I know stampers will be sad when our Clear Art Stamp Sets run out of stock - but we will have tutorials showing all the cool things you can do with those images digitally as they can be re-sized larger and will be on CD's in themes.
Digital apothecary labels for the CD maybe?The ability to change their size to fit any size bottle would be wonderful!
I love stamps but digitals are so easy to work with! Can't wait to see what you have on your newest cd.
I am only just starting with digi's but like the hands on of rubber and acrylic stamps- especially for teaching but we all have to go where our heart and minds lead and that also means keeping up with the times,.:( :)
OK...guess I'm going to have to get with the program! I love your stamps too much not to have them, so I will just have to "go digital."
Oh my gosh...I just love the new Halloween CD!! I'm a baby boomer trying to learn Photoshop Elements and am struggling since I'm NOT a photographer...so of course I prefer "hard copy" items, (I'm old), LOL. Anyway, I will hate to see the stamps go but I understand that the digital world is so much more convenient to those who know how to use it. I guess I just need to find an easier program to use so I can capitalize on all the CD's I've purchased from you! Thanks for listening and I LOVE Crafty Secrets!! - Debbie V.
I like the idea of an accessories sheet with different hats, could be added to images. This sounds exciting.
For me the end of the stamps is sad news, just placed an order and can't wait to have them in my hands!
I too am sad you are leaving physical stamps but I have to admit that this Halloween CD looks awesome. That game image is pretty cool.
I absolutely love the Halloween stuff. My imagination left on a "spooky" trip. I'm full of ideas. But my hands won't work as fast as my mind.
I don't mind as long as you can do lots of tutorials on how to use and get the best out of digi CD's!
I think Dropbox would work just fine, Sandy. I've only recently begun to use it and it does the trick!
I'm fine with black and white line art digital images because it doesn't eat up my ink cartridge. I'm a little more hesitant with full color for that reason. But I applaud your decision because it makes terrific sense for you and there are lots of people who are VERY happy with digital products now. All will be well and I wish you every success with the new format!! I do look forward to giving the CDs a chance, too ;) .
Thank you, thank you to everyone for your nice compliments and encouragement! It's been scary and thrilling to make big changes like this but I'm really excited about our new Halloween files and have started on Christmas which is also amazing! The past year has been such a struggle with new owners of the stamp manufacture I use, after the owner sadly passed away and his wife sold the business. Now they moved the plant 3 weeks ago and it has been taking so long to get orders I just decided we need to make this change!
For those of you new to digital – don’t worry, we are also learning along the way and will be offering tutorials with easy tips and tricks and links to free software you can use. I don’t want the word ‘digital’ to scare you and encourage you to also think of these files as ‘printable paper and images’ and imagine the creative possibilities of printing on paper, card stock, fabric, vellum, transfer paper and more!
The digital Halloween files will be added to our Etsy Store tomorrow (as Shopatron charges way too much). Then the Halloween CD will be shipping later this week by priority mail.
As someone who is more used to digital than stamping (although I LOVE that too!), I'm excited about your new direction. I just placed a huge order and can't wait for it to come in. Will you start transferring many of your 'tried and true' stamp sets into digital??? The Halloween images look WONDERFUL!
It's the first Monday in October and time for a new Linky Challenge and Blog Hop. Fall is in full swing, Halloween is coming up fast, and Thanksgiving is right around the corner. With that in mind, the theme for this month's challenge and Blog Hop is "Give Thanks with a Grateful Heart." We challenged the design team to create a hostess gift, card, wall hanging, mixed media project, altered art or mini album with a Thanksgiving/Thankfulness theme. I've had a sneak peek of all the different projects, and I can tell you, there's some fabulous inspiration coming your way in today's post.
But before we get started with the hop, we have to announce the winner of our Halloween giveaway. We had asked you to share your favorite Halloween traditions with us, and you all had so many great ideas to share. It was wonderful to hear from you all.
"I would love to win your traditional prize package.It would fit right in with my favorite Halloween activity-surprising friends and coworkers with cards and treats!"
"We don't get any trick-or-treaters because we live in the country too, like Margie! So my favorite tradition is carving out jack-o-lanterns and putting them on our porch. Nobody sees them but us, but it's still fun! And I have lots of Halloween decorations that I like to arrange around the house, and that makes me happy! I love Halloween! And I love CS stuff, in fact, I already have that cute little stamp set, to have it digital so I could re=size it would be awesome!"
I wish we could have sent a prize package to everyone who commented. But the good news is that all these Halloween Goodies are available in our online store and most of them are on sale! And did you hear the news? We now offer FREE SHIPPING on all domestic US orders over $35.00!
Now, let's get see what inspirational ideas our fabby design team has prepared for this month's blog hop. You'll find a sneak peek of their project below along with a link to each designer's blog where you'll find a little tutorial, lots of pictures and loads of inspiration.
Kathy Clement, Design Team Leader, created a vintage album filled with her family's favorite pumpkin recipes. Visit her blog, Kathy by Design where she shares her method for assembling this keepsake album.
Ginny Nemchak created a fabulous fall wall hanging and will show you how to create the pretty wreath that decorates it. Visit her blog, Polly's Paper Studio, for more pictures and instructions.
Teresa Horner altered a jar to write down each day the things she is thankful for. What a great idea and a reminder to be thankful each and every day. Visit Victorian Paper Queen for more photos and details.
Darlene Pavlick knows that we all need thank you cards, so she created a cute set of them with our Birds and Blooms Digital Paper Kit. Visit Dar's Crafty Creations to see how she did it.
Sheila Rumney inspires us with a beautiful altered project and has a great PhotoShop tutorial that will teach you how to use the Color Picker Tool. Learn all about it at Sheila Rumney Design and Photography
Shantaie Fowler got out her glitter, chalk paint and pretty embellies to make her altered project. She'll teach you how to add color to chalk paint on her blog, Inking Pink.
Diane Hover had this great idea to ask each of her grandchildren (and great-grandchildren!) "What is Thanksgiving?" and then record it in a keepsake journal. She'll share the process (and hopefully some of their answers!) on her blog, Nellie's Nest.
Michele Kovack has created the most precious card...and you will love seeing all the beautiful details on her blog Thoughts of Cardmaking Scrapbooker.
We'd love to invite you to play along with us this month. Simply create any project of your choice that features Crafty Secrets Products and link up with the Linky Tool at the bottom of this post.
You don't have to follow our theme, but it's always fun if you do! To win the $25 DIGITAL shopping spree, you MUST use Crafty Secrets Products in your creation. To help you with that task, and to thank you for playing along please enjoy these free downloadable images. Just right click and save the images to your computer. These images are ONLY for those who are playing along in the challenge this month and cannot be sold, shared or otherwise reproduced.
I love the beautiful papers and images in our Digital Thanksgiving Collection. You'll find 10 designer papers, 34 PNG files (images that you can overlay and layer on other images) Thanksgiving stamps, and 5 full color files with ephemera, place cards, menu card, post cards and more. It's available for instant download for just $10.99.
Since our theme this month is "Give Thanks with a Grateful Heart" I thought you might enjoy creating with one of the beautiful papers and this lovely Autumn print from the set.
Link your project no later than midnightPST on Sunday, October 18th. The design team will be stopping by to take a peek at your lovely creations and a winner will be randomly chosen to win the $25 DIGITAL shopping spree. We'll announce the winner here on the blog on Wednesday, October 21st and will share the lucky winner's project on our Facebook page and blog.
Thanks for the win, and thanks for the freebies! I LOVE that image, it's always so sweet of CS to be so generous! The projects are amazing!
thank you for the fun challenge and beautiful inspiration! my linked project is a thank you card although it doesn't say so on the card front. hope that is acceptable for the challenge theme. :)
The Halloween projects were all very cool but I want to agree that the winner is worth of it. That Digital Thanksgiving collection is very cool.
Ahmer Inam is a photographer who is originally from New Delhi, India and currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. "I mostly capture moments from my travels and currently dabbling in narrative based portraits," Inam says.
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A definite "unique selection" of grooves here -- not just because the rare tracks are all from 70s Poland, but also because most of them have never been reissued either! The package is a wonderful introduction to the kinds of grooves we've been digging from Poland for years -- that mad mix of jazz, funk, fusion, electric, and vocal elements that somehow managed to flourish wonderfully during the 70s years of Soviet control -- a real musical marvel, considering the setting -- and because of tight border control, very few of these tunes ever made it out to the west! The track selection differs a fair bit from the kinds of full length Polish jazz albums that have been released to date -- as many of the titles here are groovier, funkier, and more electric -- and in case you're wondering, there's also very little crossover with the Compost Polish jazz set from a few years back. Titles include "Sorcerer" by Big Band Katowice, "You Want Too Much" by ABC, "Shaft" by Henryk Debich, "Note In A Crest" by Jerzy Milian, "Listen To The Rhythm" by Breakout, "Past The Pile Of Piles" by Grazyna Lobaszewska I Ergo Band, "Qualified Galley Slave" by Piotr Figiel, "Whatcha Doin Mister" by Bemibek, "Introduction" by Novi Singers, and "Coda" by Czerwone Gitary.
This shit is nuts. I only have one Polish LP, Breakout's "Karate," and this leaves me wanting more. The breaky halina frackowiak track is just crazy.
Looking forward to another tremendous post. I always hear people raving about Polish funk but I've never had the chance to hear any for myself. I will definitely give you a shoutout on my blog the next time I post.
Thanks for this one. Now my polish funk collection is complete. ;-) Your selections are really, really good. I will have to come by and leave some more comments on the weekend.
Jes' found your blog this afternoon and am amped to find so many fine titles here. Thanks for the Polish Funk 1 & 2; I have been wondering about them for awhile, and now I finally get a chance to check them out before plunking down the green--and if I like 'em I will be ordering them pronto from Dusty G. Thanks for the hard work and for scoping out the big jams for us first.
Hey man you posted Polish Funk 2 twice. The link for PT 1 is also Polish Funk 2 eventhough it's labeled as Polish Funk 1. Could you please put up a new link to Polish Funk 1 again. I already had pt2 and would love to hear part 1.
aaaayyyeee im from Poland and I only heard about artists but never heard their music. finally i can be proud of my country