#Van Gelder's Bat

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🦇Bat Fact! Do you know of Van Gelder’s Bat (Bauerus dubiaquercus)? This bat was discovered in 1957 by Richard Van Gelder and is a microbat and a vesper bat. This bat can be found across South America in countries such as Mexico, Belize, and Costa Rica. Related to the Pallid Bat, this insectivorous bat is crepuscular, is a gleaning bat, and spends its time in forests. Sadly, this bat is listed as “Near Threatened” by the IUCN due to a fragile habitat and habitat destruction🦇

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Schon 2005 erhielt jeder ehrliche Pflegekraft in Oberhausen ehrlich verdiente € 3.500 br. mtl.

Leider konditioniert: war wer unverheiratet oder Alleinerziehend bekam er/sie natürlich sehr viel weniger. Abstriche auch für Verheiratete ohne Kinder bzw. bei Einzelkinder.

Klar - so die Argumentation: die brauchen auch nicht soviel. Ganz und gar nicht. Nur wenn eine echt grosse Familie da ist, werden auch familienfreundliche € 3.500 aufwärts gezahlt.

Hätte es ohne Anhang und ohne Ehe-Partner schon im Jahr 2005 für jede Pflegekraft € 3.500 br. gegeben (Heute satte € 4.000 br.) hätte es sicher keine enorme Fluktuationen in der Belegschaft gegeben.

Kein Personalnot: Niemand würde heute Irgendwer im Heim vermissen. Denn niemand läuft zu Aldi um dort € 2.800 zu verdienen, wenn jedes tariflich zahlendes Pflegeheim (BAT-KF) schon 2005 für jede examinierte Altenpfleger gut und gerne € 3.500 br. aufwärts gezahlt hätte.

OK - mit eingesparte Gelder wurden kollosale Prachtbauten hoch gezogen. Zu lasten des Personals (und Heiminsassen, die luxuriöse Hoteleriekosten zahlen müssen) wurden Parkplatzlandschaften umgebaut.

Reden wir Klartext:

Betongold im Gesundheitssektor ist im Endeffekt nie billig zu haben;

wenn auf den Fluren Pflegekräfte fehlen hat das Pflegemanagment ein Bullshitjob gemacht.

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A Big Day for Bat Facts!

Today is a Big Day for Bat Facts! Why, you might ask? Today, I have officially reviewed 100 bats! I started this small project a year ago, and never did I think it would become something like this. I hope you all have enjoyed what I do so far, as there is more stuff in store! Below is a list of all bats that I have reviewed, in case you are curious! Here’s to 100 more <3 ~ Akhyls ~ Common Vampire Bat (TBT done) Pallid Bat (TBT done) Seminole Bat (TBT done) Hoary Bat (TBT done) The Painted Bat (TBT done) Desert Long-Eared Bat (TBT done) Spotted Bat (TBT Done) Little Brown Bat (TBT Done) Honduran White Bat (TBT Done, 5 parts) Ghost Bat (TBT Done) Northern Ghost Bat (TBT Done) Pied Bat (TBT Done) African Straw-Colored Fruit Bat Rodrigues Fruit Bat Lesser Short-Nosed Fruit Bat Egyptian Fruit Bat Grey-Headed Flying Fox Big Brown Bat Tri-Colored Bat Eastern Red Bat Eastern Small-Footed Bat Evening Bat Gray Bat Indiana Bat Mexican Free-Tailed Bat Virginia Big-Eared Bat Northern Long-Eared Bat Northern Yellow Bat Rafinesque’s Big-Eared Bat Silver-Haired Bat Southeastern Bat Greater False Vampire Bat Lesser False Vampire Bat Hardwicke’s Wooly Bat White Throated Round Eared Bat Pygmy Round-Eared Bat Niceforo’s Big Eared Bat Southern Yellow-Eared Bat Dark Fruit-Eating Bat Great Stripe-Faced Bat Great Roundlead Bat Dusky Leaf-Nosed Bat East Coast Free-Tailed Bat Chocolate Wattled Bat Arnhem Land Long-Eared Bat Bare-Rumped Sheathtail Bat Greater Long-Eared Bat Abo Bat Christie’s Big-Eared Bat Banana Bat Chapin’s Free-Tailed Bat Van Gelder’s Bat Parti-colored Bat Lesser Bamboo Bat Black-Bearded Tomb Bat Little Bent-Wing Bat Black Flying Fox Diadem Leaf-Nosed Bat Eastern False Pipistrelle Eastern Free-Tail Bat Gould’s Wattled Bat Inland Broad-Nosed Bat Hill’s Sheathtail Bat Large-Eared Horseshoe Bat Large Forest Bat Little Forest Bat Northern Blossom Bat Northern Broad-Nosed Bat Orange Leaf-nosed Bat Semon’s Leaf-nosed Bat Southern Forest Bat Eastern Broad-nosed Bat White-striped Freetail Bat Yellow-Bellied Sheathtail Bat Common Bent-wing Bat Common Sheathtail Bat Coastal Sheathtail Bat Brazilian Brown Bat Argentine Brown Bat Northern Bat (Common) Serotine Bat Japanese House Bat Azores Noctule Bat Greater Noctule Bat Common Noctule Fish-Eating Bat Large-footed Myotis Alcathoe Bat Whiskered Bat Bechstein’s Bat Lesser Mouse-Eared Bat California Myotis Long-Fingered Bat Cryptic Myotis Pond Bat Daubenton’s Bat Geoffroy’s Bat Hodgson’s Bat Hairy-Legged Myotis Keen’s Myotis