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Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 14:22:00 UTC | #10300
Okay, I managed twenty minutes or so before my blood pressure started going through the roof. I didn't get to Richard. That creationist nutcase just... had me screaming at the screen.
I might come back when I'm feeling strong again. But hey... does Richard actually engage with these guys? I thought he didn't debate creationists?
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 15:20:00 UTC | #10304
Only over half way through but Richard is at his very best and the poor idiot from Leeds Uni is being slaughtered.
Richard has him stating on public radio that evolution violates the 2nd law of thermodynamics. I rather hope the guy loses his job as a result.
The museum in the US just makes me sick. If I were a theists i'd call for it to be fire bombed, but I'm an atheist so I just shake my head.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 15:29:00 UTC | #10308
@ Seti
The link you posted is for the RTE TV show. The link posted by the webmaster is for Richards appearance on "The Sunday sequence" on Radio Ulster.
Josh, i'm running an mp3 conversion as I type, I'll post it on when finished.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 15:35:00 UTC | #10310
Okay, I'm into Richard taking the bozo out now. And my God... this fundie maniac comes from Leeds University? I went to Leeds University. I got a degree in physics and astrophysics there. My tutors and lecturers were great, sound scientists. What the hell has happened to my old Uni that they'd employ lunatics?
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 15:45:00 UTC | #10312
Later in the programme Richard is criticised for not answering the 2nd law question, which is unfair because the chairman moves on before he can do so. I would have loved to see the questioner deal with Richard's answer - I am sure RD could have made his folly even more obvious by explaining why he is wrong.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 15:54:00 UTC | #10314
5. Comment #12107 by Jack Rawlinson
A couple of years ago, I returned home after living and working in the US, after only a few weeks I had the same thoughts, what the hell has happened to my country?
At least a part of it is so-called 'diversity', politicians will pander to any group who can be conned into voting for them, including fanatical religites. That's why they tout diversity, but we now have diversity gone mad. I see almost nothing that's improved in the UK; out of control greed, badly educated undisciplined young people, 85% of TV programs designed to insult people's intelligence, a leader that allows himself to be bullied by an internationally dangerous idiot...the list goes on.
We are in a bad way my friend.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:03:00 UTC | #10316
Damn, he did, didn't he? That Leeds Uni lunatic fell for the old second law bullshit! And this guy is allowed to teach? At my old uni? And the sad thing is that this whole argument will be just so much gobbledygook to a lay audience.
Hell, this is a war. A war for rationality and proper science. What do we do about these trojans who infiltrate our places of learning? How can we stop it?
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:04:00 UTC | #10317
Yorker: I live and work in New York now, and have done for the last five years. I'm shocked and disgusted by the way this... religious insanity seems to have gained a hold in my country. I used to smugly tell my American friends that Britain was functionally atheist. Twenty years ago that was true. And now the pendulum has swung back this far?
Richard's approach is right, I think. We have to be assertive and even, occasionally, aggressive in our atheism and especially in our defence of reason. We live in sad, worrying times.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:11:00 UTC | #10318
Professor Andy McIntosh:-
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:19:00 UTC | #10319
Comment 11 by JackR
And by the way, professor Dawkins... if you happen to look in on this thread I'd be very interested to read your reactions to this show. It seems like they put you on there as some sort of atheist Aunt Sally up against a shocking shower of unscientific religious people, and didn't give you a fair crack of the whip in terms of letting you take them out. The initial tone of the presentation seemed to be "Richard Dawkins is the big no. 1 scary atheist so we're going to set him up on his own and throw irrational loonies at him." When they actually let you talk you did as marvellously as ever, but they did cut you off at crucial points and they did give the religious views much more time than they gave you. I wonder if that's how it seemed to you?
I'm still in shock that that...maniac is teaching at my old university. I'm beyond disgusted.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:21:00 UTC | #10320
Andy MacIntosh: "Lie lie lie lie lie lie lie lie lie lie lie lie."
Leeds University has been shamed.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:23:00 UTC | #10321
It is very, very sad listening to this. Blathering non-sensical unsubstaniated irrational God-talk only briefly interspersed with an occassional flicker of cogent sane erudition from Richard. I'm disgusted.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:29:00 UTC | #10322
Comment 14 by JackR
Rasco... yes, it has. It grieves me to say it, but it has.
I graduated in 1980. Back then someone like MacIntosh would only have found a place there as a babbling campus crazy. Appalling how quickly things can deteriorate.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:29:00 UTC | #10323
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:38:00 UTC | #10324
Comment 16 by JackR
Rasco, I'm thinking of emailing a couple of my old professors - I went to the Physics/Astrophysics page and I see some names I recognise - and asking them what they think, and if there's some way action can be taken to get this idiot removed. I have no idea if - or how - that might be possible but damn, I feel polluted by his presence at Leeds University even twenty six years after I graduated.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:42:00 UTC | #10325
He has written a book:-
(Ranked #3,316,159 on Amazon!)
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:54:00 UTC | #10326
Go for it, Jack. The stupid thing is, to get to professor level this guy must be an expert in his subject. That he would (ab)use this knowledge to knowingly and deliberately construct such a sophisticated-sounding tissue of lies (especially when he blatantly lies about the 2nd law of thermodynamics - HIS OWN FIELD OF STUDY) really does speak volumes for the dehumanising effect religious conviction can have on people. What pitiful character.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:56:00 UTC | #10327
Comment 19 by mdowe
I really think these programs just give a great deal of air-time to creationist nutters. Allowing them to air their views in opposition to a legitimate scientific person just falsely implies they have a credibility where none exists. They belong on a show with flat-earth people and alien abductees ... not on a show opposite legitimate scientists.
That said, I think Dr. Dawkins dropped the ball a bit when he emphasised his distaste and dismay for the sad fact that the Leeds-nutball (Andy McIntosh was it?) somehow still has a professorship rather than just dismissing the crap that he was spouting. Everyone trips up once in a while I suppose =)
Debates and live questions forums are not especially amenable to honest inquiry. Creationists always try to score points by showing that the scientific perspective is 'imperfect', and so is just an alternative (and on equal footing) to their own. The professor from Leads was dishonestly trying to get the audience to call a point a draw, which would be perceived as a default victory for him. He was doing this by putting forwarding an argument the vast majority of listening audience could not judge, and was hoping perhaps to draw Dr. Dawkins out of his field so he would sound ignorant.
As to DNA stability and the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics argument, it was nonsense of course. The second law just says entropy in a system always increases. It doesn't say organisation (such as DNA structure) can never occur in a local system. Energy is being used to maintain the organised long chains of DNA over time, and thus entropy is held off in this local system. That energy comes from the Sun, and thus in the larger system entropy is indeed increasing, and the second law is (what a surprise) not being violated. You can't tell me Prof. McIntosh was not fully aware of this fact. Pure dishonesty ...
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 17:07:00 UTC | #10328
Comment 20 by JackR
Well, I've listened to the whole thing now. It's just shocking. This may be one of the most revealing links posted on this site and everyone should listen to it to realise what we're up against. As Rasco says, we're listening to educated, intelligent (or selectively intelligent) people abusing their intellectual abilities to push wild irrationality. Not only that, but to infiltrate our centres of learning in order to do so. It's an outrage. And it's here we need to concentrate our efforts. Crazies setting up creationist museums in the more benighted and ignorant regions of America is bad enough but crazies who attain recognized scientific qualifications and posts in respected universities is a far more dangerous thing.
I'm stunned.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 17:09:00 UTC | #10329
Comment 21 by Yorker
I found this almost impossible to listen to. This McIntosh fellow is a disgrace to science. Irrespective of professional discipline, anyone holding such nonsensical beliefs, has no business teaching in any capacity.
Leeds University will become a laughing stock -- the place with the nutty professor -- shamed and abhorred world-wide.
What say you, shall we put together a petition to have this disgrace fired from his post ASAP? I am certainly for it. Is the RDF ready yet to start sending materials out? I suggest we flood LU with protests about this. How much would it cost? Would donations be required?
Richard, please let us know.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 17:14:00 UTC | #10330
Comment 22 by JackR
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 17:18:00 UTC | #10332
Comment 23 by JackR
mdowe: unfortunately it's worse than just giving air time to creationist nutters. This particular creationist nutter (MacIntosh) has a post at a large and highly-respected British university. He has a position of influence there. He can "teach". That is an outrage, and it needs to be dealt with.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 17:24:00 UTC | #10333
Comment 24 by mdowe
Comment #12128 by Jack Rawlinson
I agree it is a disturbing and embarrassing fact. I was just stating that (IMHO) Dr. Dawkins would have done better to trash this fellow's credibility (under these particular circumstances) strictly by trashing his ridiculous arguments.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 17:42:00 UTC | #10334
Comment 25 by Yorker
Professor Dawkins,
Please use whatever influence you may have, to get McIntosh invited as a speaker to next year's Beyond Belief conference. I want to hear him spout his drivel in front of world-class scientists, this disgrace to the word 'professor', needs to be publicly humiliated.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 17:45:00 UTC | #10336
Comment 26 by JackR
mdowe: absolutely. But I'm also appalled that Dawkins was basically wheeled on and then ignored in the latter part of the program. He wasn't given the opportunity to rebut his critics, or their credibility. The program was allowed to peter out into a mess of crazed bickering between exclusively religious people and religious apologists. They ended up talking about the precise way in which Adam caused human death, for example. Richard was allowed to say his piece, but not defend it against the many subsequent and wholly specious or fallacious attacks. This was a thinly disguised piece of pro-religious propaganda.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 17:47:00 UTC | #10337
Comment 27 by mdowe
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 18:00:00 UTC | #10341
Comment 28 by Yorker
26. Comment #12132 by Jack Rawlinson
>>This was a thinly disguised piece of pro-religious propaganda.<<
Yes Jack, it was, and it has lowered my already low opinion of the media, especially the Irish media.
When faced with people dishonestly bastardising scientic facts and being vastly outnumbered, I think Richard would do better to engage the audience directly, ask if they understand the science. The answer will probably be no, so then he can ask what the point is in talking above the audience.
Then again, the media is the whore of the Industry of Deception, so what can we expect, even the BBC nowadays, behaves like it needs ratings.
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 18:07:00 UTC | #10343
Comment 29 by Nardo
Hi Guys,
Good discussion so far. I think you're being a bit hard on Crawley, the irrational beliefs of the creationists always make them grab the microphone, must be part of what is wrong with their brains. Also this is Northern Ireland, we've more than our fair share of fundies here.
I posted a message last night, but it didn't appear so I'll try again. I should point out that Richard was in a studio in Dublin and not in the one with the others, that's partly why it's a bit disjointed. McIntosh has certainly lost the plot. If you look at Crawleys Blog and the comments you'll see that Leeds Uni has put out a disclaimer on 29th November. http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/ni/
Permalink Sun, 10 Dec 2006 23:16:00 UTC | #10357
I wrote an email to Leeds university. I doubt it will have much impact, but maybe on more email will be enough to break the creationist's back.
I quoted the press release and enquired how the university could justify their claim that his views did not impact on his role as professor of thermodynamics.
I hope it does some good, but I doubt it.
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Kenneth Nafziger was a post-doctoral conducting student with Helmuth Rilling in Stuttgart-Germany. In addition to his EMU course load, he is artistic director and conductor of the annual Shenandoah Valley Bach Festival (Harrisonburg, Va.), and of the chamber choirs Musica Viva (in Winchester, Va.) and Voce (in Reston, Va.) Between 1999 and 2003, he made numerous trips to Cuba, where he was a guest orchestral and choral conductor, taught courses and workshops, and led EMU Chamber Singers. He was music editor of 'Hymnal: A Worship Book' (1992), editor of its accompaniment handbook, and assistant to the editor of 'Sing the Journey' (2005) and 'Sing the Story' (2007). He is active in the United States and Canada as a guest conductor, workshop leader and clinician. He co-authored a book 'Singing, a Mennonite Voice', which was released in 2001.
Pianist Anne Waltner has performed on four continents in numerous solo and collaborative roles. Currently assistant professor of music at Eastern Mennonite University, Anne is regarded both as a demanding teacher and a highly artistic performer. At EMU she coordinates the music theory sequence, the collaborative piano program, and teaches studio piano. She graduated from the Cleveland Institute of Music with a Doctor of Musical Arts degree and an Artist Diploma in collaborative piano, where she studied with Anita Pontremoli and Olga Radosavljevich. Anne received her Masters and Bachelor degrees in solo piano performance from Chicago College of Performing Arts with Ludmila Lazar, and Goshen (IN) College with Marvin Blickenstaff, respectively. Learn more at www.awaltner.com.
Mary Kay Adams, Bach Festival executive director and principal flutist, is currently principal flutist in the Shenandoah Symphony Orchestra, where she was previously principal cellist. She has played flute in the Roanoke Symphony and cello in the Fort Smith (Arkansas) Symphony. Active as a soloist and chamber musician on both flute and cello, she has performed at conventions of the National Flute Association and Music Educators National Conference. Her Bachelor of Music degree is from the University of North Texas in both flute and cello performance and her Master of Music is from UNT in flute performance. A member of the music faculty at Eastern Mennonite University, Adams has played in the Shenandoah Valley Bach Festival for every one of its twenty seasons.
She has held previous positions as the assistant director of the Honors Program at James Madison University; a music faculty member at JMU, Bridgewater College, Mary Baldwin College, Washington and Lee University, Liberty University, and Arkansas Tech University; a flute and cello instructor in the Preparatory Music Program at EMU; and a free-lance performer and teacher in the Dallas metropolitan area.
Hunsberger, a 2002 EMU graduate from Davidsville, Pa., fills many positions at EMU, held together by his work in Lehman Auditorium as Facilities Technician. He is the Residence Director for Parkwood Apartments where he has lived as Apartment Manager for several years. He serves as Seminary Music Coordinator, assisting with chapel and other worship services at Eastern Mennonite Seminary, and assists Dr. Ken J. Nafziger in directing the Chamber Singers. In the summers, he serves as Summer Programs Coordinator in the Auxiliary Services office.
During his student days at EMU, Hunsberger helped plan chapel worship experiences, led music, sang in choirs and in the 'Full Table' men's a capella group that he co-founded, and assisted the campus pastors. From 2003-2011, he co-managed and directed a local independent male a capella ensemble, 'Sons of the Day'.
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September 28, 2012 – Calling all STEPS Challenge participants! The next monthly challenge begins on October 1st. October's challenge, Buddy Up for Fitness, rewards you for getting active with friends, family and coworkers. Pairing up with a fitness buddy provides motivation for you to stick to your exercise plan, and also makes physical activity more fun!
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Presented by GENYOUth—in partnership with the National Dairy Council, the National Football League, the American College of Sports Medicine and the American School Health Association—the summit brought together such thought leaders as health professionals, educators, athletes, students, chefs and corporations. The goal of the summit was to explore the connection that physical activity and nutrition have to learning and behavior, as well as to examine the barriers and opportunities to help schools set and achieve wellness policies and practices.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (April 15, 2014) - The rough ride of cancer treatment hasn't thrown Drew Shryock out of the saddle. Hanging his ever-present cowboy hat on IV poles, the 6-year-old patient at the DanceBlue Kentucky Children's Hospital Hematology/Oncology Clinic faces his treatment with the grit of John Wayne.
"We can either cowboy up, or sit and cry in the truck," Drew's mom Rebecca Shryock has said to him throughout treatment. The motto has carried Drew and his family through a battle with Leukemia that began two years ago.
Motivated by her son's resilience, Shryock founded the nonprofit 'Cowboy Up for a Cure' in 2013 to support families fighting childhood cancer. Funds raised are contributed to the DanceBlue Kentucky Children's Hospital Hematology/Oncology Clinic where Drew receives treatment. In March, Cowboy Up for a Cure donated $50,000 to the clinic, which was matched by a donation through the University of Kentucky student-run DanceBlue event.
On April 17-18, Cowboy Up for a Cure will team up with the UK rodeo team, the Farmhouse fraternity and the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority for the inaugural Cowboy Up for a Cure Rodeo. Big Hat Rodeo Company will bring western-style entertainment from barrel racing to bull rides to rodeo clowns to the Alltech Arena in the Kentucky Horse Park from 7-9 p.m. each night. All proceeds from admission will be donated to Cowboy Up for a Cure.
Shryock, an alumnus of UK and the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority, her sons Jackson, Drew and Colt, and husband Jeremy raise beef cattle on their Central Kentucky farm. After a trip showing cattle in July of 2012, Shryock noticed Drew was experiencing a strange cough. Shryock suspected a case of bronchitis, but test results revealed Drew had rapidly progressing form of Leukemia, which had led to a malignant mass forming near his heart.
An oncology team at Kentucky Children's Hospital led by Dr. Tom Badgett mapped out an aggressive three-year plan for treatment. Drew underwent an emergency surgery to remove malignant fluid around his heart right away. Drew's course so far has included a series of eight whole-brain radiation treatments, numerous chemotherapy infusions, spinal injections, transfusions, steroids, pain medications, occupational therapy, weekly visits to the clinic and more than 20 hospitalizations.
Shryock, a former nurse, said members of Drew's oncology team have become close as friends through the process. The level of care, compassion and professionalism she's experienced at Kentucky Children's Hospital prompted her decision to use Cowboy Up for a Cure's fundraising to establish new resources at the clinic.
"I feel so confident and comfortable with every single one of them there," Shryock said of the team at the pediatric cancer clinic. "They were the only people besides me and my husband that were able to give my son the gift of life - we owe them everything."
Dr. Badgett and the oncology team encountered a few unexpected complications through Drew's treatment, including a case of appendicitis and a hypotensive event. He said like many children fighting cancer, Drew has handled painful and fearful situations with grace and courage.
"Drew and his family are remarkable in that they just keep trucking, rolling right over the bumps in the road that many of us would call mountains," Dr. Badgett said. "Drew doesn't let his illness or the treatments slow him down. He continues to be an active and engaging kid."
Today, Drew is attending his first year of kindergarten and playing in a tee-ball league. Now in the maintenance phase of his treatment plan, he still receives daily chemotherapy treatment but is scheduled to complete his treatment in October 2015. Shryock often refers to a quote from John Wayne: "Courage is being scared to death but saddling up anyway." She said this sentiment sums up how tough children like Drew show grace and strength through tragedy.
"We've gotten to see what it really means to 'cowboy up,'"Shryock said. "(Drew's) never once complained. He's never been the child to say 'I can't; I won't.' He's been the child to pull himself up from the bootstraps."
To purchase $10 advance tickets to the Cowboy Up for a Cure Rodeo or for more information, visit http://www.cowboyupforacure.org. Tickets are $12 at the door.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (March 31, 2014) — Arriving about 17 weeks before her due date and weighing less than a pound, Nyla Jo-el Blessing Doyle was given a 10 percent chance of survival.
With an involved parent and follow-up care at the Kentucky Children's Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Graduate Clinic, today the bright-eyed 1-year-old crawls, babbles and pulls herself up. Members of a multidisciplinary team, which includes a doctor, a physical therapist, an occupational therapist, a speech language pathologist, a registered dietician, a social worker and nurses, are encouraged with Nyla's progress in just a year. Still, they will continue to monitor her development for short- and long-term risks associated with premature birth in the months ahead.
"I look at her pictures now and cry just thinking how far she has come," Katherine Bennett, Nyla's mom, said. "She's a fighter — she has unbelievable strength."
Just short of 23 weeks into her pregnancy, Bennett delivered Nyla at the UK HealthCare Chandler Hospital, and Nyla was admitted to the UK NICU March 14, 2013. At 2 months old, Nyla underwent heart surgery for patent ductus arteriosus, or PDA, a common heart condition in premature babies. She came off a ventilator May 30 and received her first bottle of mother's milk in June. Surgeons corrected Nyla's retinopathy, a condition in which the retina of the eyes are sensitive to light, with laser eye surgery in early July. Still breathing with an oxygen tank and attached to a heart monitor, Nyla finally went home in late July. In August, she attended her first appointment at the NICU Graduate Clinic.
Dr. Nirmala Desai, who founded the clinic nearly 40 years ago, said babies born as early as Nyla are at high-risk for developmental delays, which is why it's important they receive follow-up care at the NICU Graduate Clinic located in the Family Care Center at Red Mile Place. NICU graduates are seen in the clinic at the ages of 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, 2 years and 3 years. The follow-up appointments give the multidisciplinary team the opportunity to catch developmental disorders and advise parents on how to intervene.
"When babies are premature, they tend to have unique problems," Desai said.
In the first year of development, the team monitors head circumference to check for proper brain growth and body proportions. They also monitor the child's nutrition, asking if the baby has difficulty eating certain types of foods, and motor development. In the second year, Desai said they will look for speech and language development, as well as red flags in behavioral development. The team makes sure the baby is starting to exhibit the ability to think, function and respond.
Another of Desai's roles in the NICU Graduate Clinic is counseling parents on preventive measures and creating healthy environments for children. She provides education regarding immunizations for children and discourages family members' smoking around children. She said the parents have the ability to help reverse the complications of premature birth by simply being involved.
"The biggest predictor of how well these babies do is their parenting," Desai said. "It's the parents' involvement that makes a world of difference, and that's why we encourage participation. We can have a sophisticated NICU — but we cannot substitute Nyla's mom."
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (March 28, 2014) — With school out for Spring Break in Fayette County next week, many families are packing their bags for the beach, the campground, the theme park or another out-of-town location. But even for families enjoying a low-key "stay-cation," Kentucky Children's Hospital Safe Kids nurse Zinnia Robinson recommends the following safety considerations for an accident-free week.
Traveling to Your Location
Long drives in the car can be taxing on the kids. Before getting on the road, make sure children are buckled up properly and young children are securely fastened in an appropriate child safety seat. More than 300 children were saved due to the use of a restraining device in 2009 alone. It's also important to remember that children younger than 13 years of age should always be seated in the backseat of the car.
When driving a long way to a vacation destination, plan for frequent breaks and stops along the way. A child's body warms three to five times faster than an adult's body, so parents should monitor the heat in the car and never leave children alone in a car. Drivers should receive adequate sleep before hitting the road, and parents should think twice before allowing an inexperienced driver to take the wheel. Teens ages 15‐19 years old made up 74 percent of motor vehicle occupant or driver fatalities in 2012.
Protecting Your Skin
Many Spring Break-bound families are headed for sunny skies and white sand beaches. But even on a cloudy day at the beach, the sun can have damaging effects on skin. The sun produces two types of ultraviolet radiation — UVA, which causes sunburn, and UVB, which has a lasting impact on the skin and increases the risk of skin cancer. Applying a sunscreen with an SPF 15 or higher can help protect against the harmful UVB rays.
An extended period in the sun requires frequent reapplication of sunscreen. Be sure to reapply immediately after getting in the water, sweating while playing a sport or drying off with a towel. Also, wear hats and sunglasses for extra protection and take frequent breaks indoors.
Robinson said a good rule of thumb in hot climates is to provide a water bottle for every member of the family. When active, children around 88 pounds should drink 5 ounces of water every 20 minutes and adolescents around 132 pounds should drink 9 ounces of water every 20 minutes. Severe dehydration can be a life-threatening condition, especially in children. Symptoms include cramping, faintness or dizziness, nausea, emotional instability and high body temperature.
Watersports and Drowning
Riding jet skis and boating might seem like great family activities. But without the proper certifications, equipment and, most importantly, adult supervision, these sports pose risks to youth and children. According to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, sports and recreational activities contribute to about 21 percent of all traumatic brain injuries among American children and adolescents. Robinson said children and youth should always wear lifejackets on the water — no matter their age or swimming ability. It's also a good idea to do some prior research on state laws regarding the operation of watersport vehicles.
"The nice thing about our kids is they are so active and they love to explore their environment, and we don't want to stifle that," Robinson said. "We want them to explore their world, but with appropriate supervision."
According to Safe Kids, on average more than 1,000 kids die every year from drowning. Drowning accounted for 70 percent of boating accident fatalities in 2011 and is the leading cause of injury-related death for children between ages 1 and 4. While it might be too late for swimming lessons before vacation, Robinson stresses that it's critical for children who are going to be around water to learn how to swim. For older children, make sure everyone has a swimming buddy and that children are obeying the signage around pools and beaches. Robinson emphasized that no safety measure can replace adult supervision.
Staying Together
On big family vacations and visits to theme parks, it's important to have protocol in place to help everyone to stay connected. Before entering a theme park, mall or busy public beach, discuss an emergency separation plan with the family and designate a meeting place. Parents should make sure children know where to go and who to trust if they are separated in a crowd. Cellular devices readied with emergency numbers can also help keep families safe.
Staying at Home
For families staying home on Spring Break, safety risks exist when children are left alone at home. A parent required to leave children at home during the workday should make sure an adult checks on their children from time to time. It's also a good idea to establish a family password so children can discern whether someone at the door or a caller can be trusted. Ultimately, parents must use good judgment when leaving children at home alone. Discussing safety hazards around the house and having an emergency response plan for children is essential.
For more information about safety for children, visit www.safekidsfayettecounty.com or call Safe Kids Fayette County at UK Children's Hospital at 859-323-1153.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (March 27, 2014) – Kohl's Department Stores, through the Kohl's Cares® cause merchandise program, has donated $69,699 to UK HealthCare Kentucky Children's Hospital. The donations were collected from Kohl's stores located in the Lexington area. Kohl's has donated more than $1,149,815 to KCH since 2001.
Kentucky Children's Hospital is hosting a Read To Your Baby party from 5 to 6:30 p.m. today at Hallis School, 915 Murray Drive in Lexington, to celebrate the donation and to help build excitement for learning and reading for parents and preschoolers. The event is open to the public.
"The earlier you start reading to your children, the greater the effect on their language skills," said Dr. Donna Grigsby, Chief of General Pediatrics at Kentucky Children's Hospital. "Many different studies have shown the long-term benefits of listening to stories for babies in language development, brain development and relationship building." This event launches the Kohl's Read to Your Baby program, which will have events and a media campaign across Kentucky throughout the year.
Clifford the Big Red Dog, Scratch (UK Wildcats mascot) and Stitches (Kentucky Children's Hospital mascot) will give out books and pose in pictures at the Read To Your Baby party. There will also be crafts, food, drinks, reading activities and the opportunity for each child to receive a book.
Kohl's commitment to Kentucky Children's Hospital of Lexington is made possible through the Kohl's Cares cause merchandise program. Through this initiative, Kohl's sells $5 books and plush toys, with 100 percent of net profit benefiting children's health and education programs nationwide, including hospital partnerships like this one.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (March 24, 2014) — Your vote could help improve integrative cancer care here at UK HealthCare — the University of Kentucky Music Therapy Program is currently a finalist in competition for a major music therapy grant through the LIVESTRONG Community Impact Project.
The grant is awarded through the Jeffrey Frank Wacks Music Therapy Program, one of the longest-running programs of its kind in the country and a key component of the Morristown Medical Center's Carol G. Simon Cancer Center in New Jersey. The program's overarching goal is to facilitate relaxation, decrease anxiety and stress, enhance wellness, improve pain management, and provide comfort and support for cancer patients and their caregivers. The LIVESTRONG Foundation has partnered with Morristown Medical Center to replicate this program across the U.S., offering 13 grants of $15,600, along with a year of paid consulting services to awarded sites.
The grant pays for a board-certified music therapist and consulting services to provide clinical services on an inpatient and outpatient basis for cancer patients. Adult and pediatric patients at the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center and Kentucky Children's Hospital would benefit from these services. Music therapy is proven to reduce stress and pain levels associated with illness and hospitalization. For many patients, the simple act of listening to music provides a therapeutic release, promoting healing and overall well-being.
"Music therapy can have a significant impact on the quality of life of cancer patients, and this grant will allow us to provide much needed services for Markey Cancer patients and their families," said Lori Gooding, director of the UK Music Therapy Program. "Because music is such an important part of Kentucky culture, I cannot think of a better way to provide support for our patients as they move through their cancer treatment."
Voting begins at 11 a.m. EST Monday, March 24, and ends at 6 p.m. EST Friday, April 11, and voters may cast up to three votes — via email, Facebook, and/or Twitter. To cast your vote, visit http://vote.livestrong.org/applicant/35-university/.
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Native to China, Korea. From late winter to early spring, these fountain-shaped shrubs' bare branches are covered with 3/4 to 1 1/2-in. yellow flowers; budded branches can be forced for indoor bloom. During rest of growing season, medium green, rounded leaves with pointed tips blends well with other background shrubs. Use as screen, espalier, or bank cover; or plant in shrub border. Tolerate most soils. Prune after bloom by cutting to ground a third of the branches that have flowered; also remove oldest branches and weak or dead wood. In coldest-winter climates, flower buds may be destroyed by temperatures of 15° to 20°F/26° to 29°C.
This group of hybrids between parents F. suspensa and F. viridissima includes several varieties whose sizes range from about 2 ft. tall to 10 ft.'Beatrix Farrand'
Upright to 10 ft. tall, 7 ft. wide. Branches thickly set with deep yellow flowers marked with orange.
Forsythia hardy hybrids
These cold-hardy introductions have extended the range of forsythia into regions formerly too cold for...
Forsythia x intermedia 'Lynwood' ('Lynwood Gold')
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Concordia launches its "Eco-House"Moorhead, MN (WDAY TV) -- A new, green addition to Concordia College.
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Moorhead, MN (WDAY TV) -- A new, green addition to Concordia College.
It's just launched what it calls it's "Eco-House." Four female Students will live in it this year..
The emphasis will be on sustainable living and green innovation and exploration. The appliances in the older home are more efficient.
The students use "thermal curtains" and also plan on replacing their aging fuel oil tank. The goal is to work with the campus, neighborhood and city of Moorhead to showcase sustainable living.
William Craft, Concorida President, says, "this is a great idea that maybe started small not just for the students here but for years and years to come."
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Gutterflower is the name of one of my favorite Goo Goo Dolls albums. Apparently John Rzeznik got the name from a Pablo Neruda poem about homeless people.
[quote=flippy]She calls her company Harpo which is Oprah backwards. I've never seen anyone else do this. Other than my Dog who used to be God back in the day.Originally Posted by Nadroj 20
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Ravioli Mold with Roller
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Use fresh pasta dough and your favorite fillings to create homemade ravioli with this simple form and wooden rolling pin.
- Makes 12 two-inch raviolis at once.
- Aluminum mold; beechwood pin.
- Easy to use with consistent results every time.
- Drape a rolled pasta sheet over the plaque, press desired fillings into the molds, add a top layer of pasta and roll with the pin to cut and seal ravioli.
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Light up the night with our Multi-Color LED Orb Ring! Perfect for party bags, prizes, or spicing up your party attire before a night on the town, this light up orb ring is sure to make a statement in any environment! The multi-color orb ring is one-size-fits-most so everyone can get in on the color changing fun for the night. Featuring 7 color settings powered by powerful LED lights, this light up orb ring can be set to flash between white, blue, purple, orange, pink, red, and green, or stay lit on one color. Whichever setting you choose you can bet you'll stand out in a crowd with this multi-color orb ring. Sold individually, this light up orb ring will look great but be sure to buy enough for everyone because no one is going to want to be left out of the light-up fun of this fabulous party favor! Each multi-color orb ring is 1 ¼ inches in diameter and comes with batteries installed.
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For my sons' outer space party, these are really cool favor items. They remind me of the Mobi glowmates. There are different settings, each click on the tiny button will change the settings. so it blinks fast, the next setting is to rotate colors slowly by fading, then the next clicks will change the color solid. I purchased 18, all worked. Great for the price!
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I keep these on hand for all the litte children in my life. Young and old! I am in a band and it is great fun for everyone to be glowing. Also wonderful fun when camping. This is the best of the glow rings, small, easy to bring, brilliant to display, absolutely packs the most punch in the tiniest sphere
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Bought these for my girlfriends to wear and match at a concert. Flashes in several different modes but the first was by far my favorite. Really eye catching and unique for glow products. The girls will love that you put a ring on it.
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This ring is fabulous. I LOVE the smooth look and feel and the color transitions are wonderful. Easy to use control. EVERYONE I give this to loves it.
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I looked all over for this product. This is the best quality I've found and the best price.
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I like it just the baterie ran out quick it was great and fun!
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This product is amazing. Only downfall is you cannot change the batteries but it is very durable and has a wide variety of settings. Plus it is a well priced product.
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I loved the splashy color of these rings. However, straight out of the box, almost one-half did not work, out of the 2 dozen ordered.
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OS X - Slow Boot Up With Intel X25-M SSD
I've got two brand spanking new MacBook Pros. One is an Core i7 and the other a Core i5 which I was experiencing slow boot up times with.
The i7 is blazingly fast and boots my Intel X25-M 160 GB SSD in around 20 seconds from pressing the power.
The i5 (2.53 Ghz) however with the same SSD was booting in 50-60 seconds. Enough time to go make coffee, read the paper and build a house. Unacceptable to say the least.
Various solutions online suggest re-installing Snow Leopard but what worked for me was resetting the PRAM. After I did that it boots like normal (~25 seconds).
Obviously the problem isn't with the specific SSD but the fact that the PRAM is in a bad state of some sort.
Google Chrome for Mac / OS X Download
It took me a few minutes to locate an OS X version of Google Chrome. It is still under development just like the Linux version but nightly builds can be downloaded here.
Bare in my mind that nightly builds aren't even of beta quality.
autotest rspec hanging
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Why Do People Laugh at Sarah Palin
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Formatting Problems with a My Book 1TB
I just got a My Book Essential Edition 1TB external hard drive.
It came formatted for Windows with a FAT32 filesystem but as I'm on OS X I wanted to repartition and change the filesystem to Mac OS Extended (Journaled). Should be easy enough using Disk Utility but it just kept bitching about some error:
"The underlying task reported failure on exit."
Useless. No information as to what actually went wrong. Looking in the system.log (/var/log/system.log) more information was revealed.
Disk Utility[587]: newfs_hfs: /dev/rdisk1s1: partition size not a multiple of 4K.
So by changing the partitions to be a multiple of 4K everything now works.
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Manually Migrating Mail on OS X
If you need to manually migrate mail between for instance Tiger and Leopard you simply need to copy the preferences mail file and the mail folder itself.
The preferences file which holds information on your accounts, signatures, rules, etc. is located here:
Transfer that to your new installation to the same folder.
Then rsync your mail folder (or transfer it in whatever way you like). Remember to close Mail on both Macs.
Make sure no Mail folder exists on the target machine below ~/Library and then rsync:
rsync -az ~/Library/Mail your_user_name@target_machine:~/Library
After that simply start Mail and it will ask for authentication details for your accounts.
The World Needs Another Lyrics Site
Yes, it does. If you do a search for 'lyrics' you only get a few thousand sites shoved in your face. We need one more. Lyrics Muse.
There are two twists to Lyrics Muse which makes it stand out. It's community based so anyone who registers can edit and improve the lyrics. The most cool differentiating factor however is that if you're a user of last.fm you will get your own personal interface to browse lyrics because Lyrics Muse tracks your listening.
In other words this makes it very easy to find the lyrics you need. It's the primary goal of Lyrics Muse to make it as easy as possible to find lyrics. Oh, and not plaster the site with irrelevant ads and popup crap.
If you sign up please join the last.fm Lyrics Muse group here.
Rig 2007
With the plethora of great games coming out soon it was about time to invest in a new gaming rig. My 2005 era junk can't cut it no more.
There are at least three titles I'll want to play. Call of Duty 4 which is Battlefield 2 infantry warfare sped up. Much fun. Unreal Tournament 3 which is mostly an update of the 2004 title. Amazing graphics and more balanced play. The multiplayer demo is lots of fun.
And then there's Crysis.
The follow-up to Far Cry. A singleplayer demo is currently out and my god is it good. Every couple of years a new game comes along that sets new standards. Crysis is one of these games. The graphics is absolutely spectacular. It is jawdroppingly good even at small resolution with low detail. You have dense forests and bush, all dynamically rendered, even at distance. When you walk into a bush the branches move and makes sound. There are so many details in this game it's unbelievable.
Nice graphics without good gameplay obviously don't make much of game but Crysis excels in gameplay as well. Let me put it this way. I've never played a singleplayer demo more than once. The Crysis nanosuit enables you to increase your speed, strength and armor or cloak yourself for a short period of time. Cloak makes it possible to sneak in on the North Korean soldiers and put a bullet in their neck. It's fucking priceless.
So anyway to play this beast of a game I needed new hardware and went with the following:
- Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3R motherboard
- Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 3.0 Ghz CPU
- Noctua NH-U12F CPU cooler
- 2 GB Crucial DDR2 BallistiX PC8500 RAM
- Inno3D 8800 GT 512 MB graphics card
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