Monday, February 15, 2010
Haiti
In refrence to the current issue of Haiti, this is an excellent video that expresses and encourages the help of others all over. I thought it was a brilliant idea to have all the singers that are popular amonst different groups sing together in order to get a message across. This just shows the impact of the media and the influnce it has on the public. Becausae of this single video thousands of dollars were raised to help Haiti. Now people all over can see how a naturaL disaster can help the world come together. This is very touching.
THERE ARE A LIST OF THINGS THAT ARE NEEDED THAT IMO HAVE PROVIDED. YOU CAN ALSO CHECK OUT THEIR WEBSITE: www.imohaiti.org
IMO-EARTHQUAKE NEEDS LIST:
ConstructionMaterial, Etc.
Generators
Ext cords heavy duty
Electric jack hammers
Hammers
Saws – electric and regular hand saws
Ladder extension and Step (38’ ext ladder )
Step ladders 8 – 10’
Nails. #12, #16
Wood screws 2 1/2” to 4 “
Carriage bolts (w/ bolts and washers)
Cement mixer
Block machine
Block – 8” and 6 “
Light fixtures – porcelain base light fixtures
Light bulbs 75 volt – energy savers
Metal fence post and barbwire
Batteries – deep cycle 6 v.
Cpvc pipe – ¾, ½ inch
Couplings for pipe, L’s, caps, Ts
3” pvc and fittings, Ls, caps, Ts, Ys
PVC cleaner and adhesive
1 ¼ pipe, Ls, caps, Ts, Ys and male and female adapters
3 “ to 1 ¼ reducer
Work gloves
Work boots
Masonry tools
Measuring tapes
Crowbars, big and small
Shovels
Picks
matic
Wheelbarrows – solid tires if possible
Extra tires
locks, wiring #12 roll
Plastic conduit ¾”, Ls and couplings.
Black tape
Wiring nuts
Water pumps –¾ horse power (shallow well)
Welding rods – 1/8”
Torches
Household Items:
Army cots
Tents
Gas stoves
HandSoap
Hand Sanitizer
Detergent
Clorox
Brooms
Mops
Mop buckets
Sm battery radios
Flashlights
Batteries (all sizes)
Beds and mattresses
Sheets, pillow cases
Bed Pillows
Blankets
Sleeping Bags
Lumber:
2x4x16
2x6x16
2x8x16
2x10x16
Plywood ½ “ and ¾”
12 ‘ metal tin for roofing
Cement
Medical Supplies:
Triple antibiotic ointment
Burn ointment – Silver Dene or generic
4x4 dressings
Gauze rolls – 2 ½” - 4 “
Tape
Peroxide
Antiseptic wipes
Pain meds: Ibuprofen and Tylenol, aspirin
Ace Bandages
Crutches
FOOD:
Bottled Water
Dry foods
Rice and
Beans
Canned meat and fish
Cooking oil
Canned vegetables (mixed veggies, beans, corn, peas, baked beans)
Gatorade
Powered Milk
Cooking pots – 3 qt.
Sugar
Salt
Powered juice
Protein drinks
Spaghetti & Macaroni
Tomato paste
Nutritional bars
Peanut Butter
Miscellaneous
Paper plates
Paper cups (hot and cold)
Bowls - (plastic or metal)
Spoons
Paper Towels
Metal drinking cups and plates
Water Filtration Systems
Tarps - Heavy Duty for shelter
Radios
IMO- Medical Needs
VITAMINS:
Adults
Children - chewable & liquid
Prenatal
Iron 325mg
Protein Powder
Protein drinks/Protein tabs
Ensure
Powdered Milk
PAIN:
Adult & Children
Acetaminophen Tablet 325mg, 500 mg
Aspirn 325 mg
Ibuprophen.: 200 mg, 400 mg, 600 mg
Acetaminophen Liquid-infant drops and suspension
Ibuprophen Liquid – Children’s 100mg/5
suspension
Tylenol
COUGH & COLD:
Child Liquid
Antihistamine - tablets (such asAlavert, Claritin,
Zyrtec)
Adult Cough & Cold – tablets
Sinus & Allergy medications
Benadryl 25 mg:
ANTIBIOTICS: LIQUID
SUSPENSONSAmpicillin
125mg
Ampicillin 250 mg.
Erythromycin 200 mg
Zithromax 200 mg.
Tetracycline: 250mg, 500 mg
ANTIBIOTICS (PILLS)-
Ampicillin 250 mg.
Ampicillin 500 mg.
Bactrim DS
Zithomax 250 mg.
Keflex 250mg, 500mg
Cipro 250mg, 500mg
BLOOD PRESSURE
A.M.D. 250 mg.
Inderal : 20 mg. 40mg. 80mg.
Norvasc: 2.5 mg , 5mg., 10 mg.
Prinivi l: 10 mg. 20 mg
STOMACH & DIGESTIVE
Tums
PectoKaolin / KaoPectolin
Immodium
Zantac
Prilosec
Pepcid
EYES:
Antibiotic eye drops or ointment
Eye Wash
Dry Eyes
Neo-synephrine/Vasocon
CREAMS:
Antibiotic
Pain Relief
Hydrocortizone
Arthritis
Burn Ointment (Silverdene)
Galacour
Elimite
Worming Meds:
Albendazole- 400mg
Vermox (mebendazole)-100mg
Piperazine
Seizure:
Tegretol - 100 mg or 200mg
** If you are interested in joining a
medical team for a trip to Haiti, please
contact Dr. Jon Sullivan at
DrJon@zoomnet.net
Medicines may be brought or shipped to:
International Missions Outreach
306 Elk River Rd N
Clendenin, WV 25045
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Career Fair Meeting
So today we met with our chair person and Mr. Morgan about the career fair coming up for spring semester. I feel like there was really nothing accomplished nor did I get anything out of it...unless I get a job! (Just Sayn) But I am glad that I will be participating in t this years...makes me feel more involved with my school. lol. By the way please let this be way mor organized than last year...becaus ethat was a hot mess!
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