Live in an extremely rural area. 5 handicap (expected to go down as I just resumed Golf after 10 years). 105-108 swing speed. Currently have Titleist 910 10.5 with 65g RIP shaft. Ideal driver would be one that I could get used that is one to two years old. I can’t imagine how much the technology has changed since I bought the 910.
PNW coast. This is only my third year, but I have caught three swarms and the same trap in eight days. Each evening after a swarm moves in, I move them to a new hive about 300 yards away. I only had one hive prior, and it did not appear to have ever been one of the swarms. It just feels outrageous to be this lucky.
I will preface that this story sounds insane. I was checking my swarm trap at my neighbors house after they mentioned seeing a few bees coming in and out. As we were standing in the yard talking (after I had gotten up on the ladder and seen that the trap was empty) a swarm came across the field, stopped at the trap. Seeing this happen in real time was uncanny. This will be two years straight that this trap produced a swarm.
Since I have been at this hospital, they only have small packets of ultrasound gel that you must track down every time you want to do POCUS. I do a lot of POCUS with learners so I have been supplying bottles of ultrasound gel that keep disappearing. Turns out the nursing supervisor has been throwing them away in the name of infection prevention.
Is this a problem anyone else has struggled with? Has anyone heard of bottles of ultrasound gel being associated with nosocomial infections?! I would prefer to only use the sterile packets for procedures.