What is a DNR?
DNR is an acronym for Domain Name Registration. • Why is a domain name important? Your domain name is your identity on the Internet, also known as your Web site address or URL. • How do I search for a domain name? Click on this link to get started. • How do I register/reserve a domain name? Click on the this link to register a name for your business. It should be your name or your company’s name. If it’s available, you can start having a Web presence within days. • Why are there so many extensions available? There are now tens of millions of .com domain names on the Internet, so adding more extensions offers you more opportunities to register your preferred name. • How do I use the lookup tool? Just type the domain name you’re searching for, choose an extension and then click “Search”. It will determine if it’s available. • What does a domain name cost? $9.95/a year/per name. You can register a name for up to 10 years in advance. • What if a domain name is not available?
A DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) Order is a legal document, signed by a physician, which informs other caregivers that the patient does not want cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) if the heart stops. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is an artificial means of extending life. It is useful and often successful in restoring the heartbeat of a patient who has suffered accidental, sudden or traumatic cessation of heart function. CPR, however, hardly ever works with patients who have severe heart disease or weak hearts — for them, the rushed and aggressive administration of CPR by strangers will be the last thing they experience in life. Hospice patients and families should agree to honor the patient’s wish to die at home, without artificial attempts at extending the patient’s life. Many New Jersey hospice patients at home or in nursing homes (particularly patients with heart disease or weak hearts) complete a form called an “Out of Hospital DNR Order.” This form should be available from your
