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I like both. Micro gives me more energy (since its designed to) hemavol has a good profile but nothing for energy. I could have a match made in heaven. I'll report back.
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Muskogee fights a constant battle with the trail of destruction left by methamphetamine abuse.
But the invisible dangers that are left behind are sometimes never fully addressed.
Muskogee Police Lt. Andy Simmons of the department's Special Investigations Unit said that in a typical search of a home that police believe has been used to manufacture meth, officers find three things: meth, adults and their children.
The meth is seized as evidence, and the adults are arrested. The kids are placed into state custody or with relatives. What's left behind is a residence filled with items contaminated with the remnants of the meth.
"We'll do classes with (the Department of Human Services) and we tell them, if you take the kids, leave the diaper bag and the toys or whatever behind," Simmons said. "Because you're just taking contaminated stuff, and you're giving it to the people who are taking the kids."
Mark Woodward, a spokesman for the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control, said many of the chemicals produced in the manufacture of methamphetamine are carcinogenic, which have a slow, lingering effect on a person.
"The big concern is, you have a house that meth has been cooked in, and the homeowners just air it out, maybe paint over the walls, and it looks good and it smells good," he said. "Then 15 years later, someone has kidney failure or liver failure. ... Who is responsible? It's a big point of contention."
State Rep. Seneca Scott, D-Tulsa, said Oklahoma has no law mandating the cleaning of homes that are used for cooking meth.
Scott is the author of House Bill 3201, which includes a section dictating that a landlord who "knows or has reason to know that the dwelling unit or any part of the premises was used in, or was used to aid in, the manufacture of methamphetamine at any point in the past, the landlord shall disclose this information to a prospective tenant."
"I had a pretty good fight passing that legislation," Scott said. "Apartment owners really didn't want it. I said, 'Look, it's a step toward doing the right thing.'"
Scott said the sticking point for real estate agents and apartment owners was the amount of disclosure deemed legally necessary.
Bill Coye, a registered nurse with a long personal health background, has operated Apex Bio Clean LLC, a Tulsa cleanup service, for six years. He said he's traveled to 14 states to clean up homes that have been used in the production of meth.
"The cleanup, it can get very expensive, because there is an enormous amount of work that goes into the cleaning," he said. "A lot of homeowners that find out they've rented the house to someone who's cooked meth in it, they say, 'Well, I want to do the right thing and pay to have the contaminants cleaned.' But then they see the bill and they see that they don't legally have to clean it and they just say 'never mind.'
"They may want to do what they'd call the right thing, but it gets costly, sometimes prohibitively so."
Matt Burleson works for Muskogee's SIU. When he's called to a meth lab site, it doesn't matter if it's one lab or 80 labs, he has to put on a full Hazmat suit before he can handle the materials.
"It's dangerous stuff, very dangerous stuff," he said about the chemicals involved. "I would definitely say that anywhere a meth lab was cooked would immediately turn that area dangerous."
Coye said no one knows the long-term effects of low-level exposure to areas contaminated by meth.
"Some people will say, 'It's all (made from) stuff under the sink,'" Coye said. "And I'll say, 'Yeah, it's all stuff under the sink with a skull and crossbones on it.'"
Woodward said homeowners often want the state to foot the bill for the cleanup. Their argument is that the state could recoup the cost from the meth cooks through the court system.
"But the cooks have no money," he said. "And neither does the state.
"So, what's happened is, so far in Oklahoma, no one has been able to agree on a specific group or person that should be held responsible."
Sand Springs has a city ordinance mandating professional cleanup of a residence believed to be involved in the manufacture of meth. Mike Carter, Sand Springs' assistant police chief, said that when the ordinance was passed in 2010, landlords were upset, saying they felt targeted by police.
"It was very difficult to get passed; there were a lot of landlords who thought were going to make their lives so difficult," he said. "There was a fear from landlords. We heard things like, 'Why am I being punished because some guy rented the house and did this?'"
Carter said his reply was that, although the ordinance hadn't been passed yet, it was simply a matter of public safety.
"If you had a resident that came in and tore holes in the walls and punched out the windows, you wouldn't be able to rent that out to someone until that was fixed," he said. "It's the same thing with meth being cooked. What it leaves behind is so dangerous, and that house is just not habitable until it's cleaned up."
Carter said that since the ordinance was passed, there have been a handful of landlords who have had to foot the bill for a cleanup.
"We've found that most of the time it's about $1,000," he said. "We've found that it's nothing that's been insurmountable unless you're talking about a meth fire that takes an entire building down. We haven't had a landlord get needlessly saddled with an enormous $75,000 bill or something."
Carter said that shortly after the ordinance was passed, a woman and her boyfriend began cooking meth in her grandfather's house. The grandfather was in a hospital because of breathing problems, and the pair took advantage of the empty house.
"We were able to stop them from cooking, but that house was contaminated," he said. "We stickered it. It had to be cleaned before someone could live there again. We were proud of it because otherwise, grandpa would have been walking into a house with all those carcinogens in it, and he would have had no idea."
Carter said city officials would like to expand the ordinance in the future. Some homeowners decide not to clean a house up, and it just sits there unoccupied, he said. Under the desired plan, a house that is left contaminated for an extended time could be called permanently contaminated and leveled.
Burleson said passing a similar ordinance in Muskogee would be a dicey proposition. Sand Springs had an estimated 19,140 residents in 2011, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Muskogee had an estimated 39,231 residents.
And whereas Carter said Sand Springs police found six meth lab sites in 2012, Muskogee police reported finding more than 100.
"Are we going to condemn 100 houses?" Burleson asked. "I just don't see how it's possible. The problem is so widespread."
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You can print a copy of the Surgery Handbook here or ask your referring pediatrician or call 682-885-4432 for a copy.
This guide includes the following information:
Please be sure that your insurance company has been notified. This is known as pre-certification. Pre-certification is often required before the insurance company will pay. Doctors' office staff usually contact insurers, but it your responsibility to make sure that proper procedures have been followed.
Partial payment may be required upon admission. You are responsible for contacting your insurance company before your child's surgery to determine the amount due. Cook Children's accepts Master Card, Visa, American Express and Discover cards.
In summary, it is your responsibility to:
Please bring the following on the day of your child's surgery:
Free pre-op tours are offered at Cook Children's Medical Center. The tour, for children 4 years and older, introduces you and your child to hospital staff and explains what to expect on the day of surgery. Please call to reserve a place for your child and family the week before the scheduled surgery. Reservations are necessary. Call 682-885-4022, 9 a.m. -5 p.m. If you are unable to schedule a tour, take the six-minute video tour. If you have trouble viewing the video online, please call 682-885-1636 to request a video (VHS or DVD).
Some physicians require a visit to Cook Children's Medical Center before surgery. If you have a pre-op visit scheduled, you should:
You should also bring the following:
Your doctor may have scheduled a pre-op telephone interview instead of a pre-op visit. You will receive a phone call from anesthesia staff and a phone call from a nurse either the day before, or a few days before surgery. You should be prepared to discuss important medical information about your child. The nurse will tell you when to be at the medical center for surgery.
Many families find it difficult to talk with their child about his/her upcoming surgery. We suggest that you give your child honest, age-appropriate information, so he/she won't worry or be surprised. Involve your child in getting ready for surgery. Let them help with things like shopping for Popsicles™ or packing a favorite toy to take to the hospital. Using a toy doctor's kit or drawing pictures of the hospital also can help your child express thoughts. Reading a book about hospitals (check your local library) can be a good starting point for discussion. If you would like additional assistance, contact the outpatient surgery child life specialist at 682-885-1636. Suggested books include:
It is important that your child get plenty of rest before surgery. Be sure your child bathes and washes his/her hair. This helps us, and helps your child feel better while recovering.
Be sure your child has a well-balanced dinner the night before surgery. Give him/her plenty to eat and drink just before the food and drink cut-off time specified by your doctor. After the cut-off time, be sure that your child has absolutely nothing to eat or drink, not even hard candy, gum, water or ice. It is even best not to brush his/her teeth, as some of the water or toothpaste may accidentally be swallowed.
For your child's safety, it is important that his/her stomach is completely empty before they are given anesthesia. Serious complications could arise with even small amounts of food or water in the stomach. Since children forget and may help themselves to food, they will need to be closely watched. If your child accidentally eats or drinks anything after the cut-off time, you must notify the nursing staff so that proper precautions can be taken.
Sometimes parents are reluctant to eat when a child cannot, but in order to handle the day's activities and attend to your child's needs, you will need energy. We suggest you eat a nutritious meal before waking your child.
If you had a pre-op visit, you may go directly to the Outpatient Surgery Department on the second floor at your appointed time. If you received a pre-op telephone interview, arrive in Patient Registration on the first floor at your appointed time.
After your child is registered, you will be directed to the Outpatient Surgery Department. Since your child will require all your attention, please do not bring other children. You will be directed to the waiting area and you may stay with your child until it is time to go to surgery.
Your child may or may not be given medication before surgery, depending on his/her individual needs and the procedure involved. After your child is anesthetized and asleep, an IV will be started in most cases, and will remain in place until discharge.
A parent or adult caretaker must stay at the medical center while surgery is being performed. In addition, parents or guardians must remain in the waiting room at all times during and after surgery. If you must leave this area, even for a minute, please tell the volunteer or nurse on duty where you will be. Because of limited space, family and visitors other than parents and appointed caretakers may be asked to wait in the atrium or restaurant.
Children who receive general anesthesia, with or without pre-operative medication, will sleep 60 to 90 minutes after their surgery. However, it is still very important that one parent or guardian remain in the waiting room at all times during and after surgery.
Vending machines are located in the hallway outside the surgery waiting area. The hospital restaurant, Sir Eatsalot, is located on the first floor of the medical center. Grab-and-go items (soft drinks, fruit, ice cream, pre-packaged sandwiches, etc.) are available Monday through Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 11 p.m., and on weekends from 7 a.m. until 11 p.m. Signs at Sir Eatsalot list times when hot meals are served.
Cook Children's Medical Center is a non-smoking facility. Smoking areas are provided outside the front entrance. Smokers are asked to stay within those areas and away from the front doors of the building. But remember-if you leave the waiting area for any reason, please tell the volunteer or nurse on duty where you are going and for how long.
Parking is available for a nominal charge in the garage at the corner of Seventh Avenue and West Terrell Street.
You will see the doctor after surgery. During this time your child will be sleeping in the Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) or Phase I. Children wake up after surgery at various times, so the volunteer or nurse will keep you posted on your child's status. Your child will be transferred to the Phase II stepdown recovery room, as soon as he/she is awake. You will be allowed to join your child in Phase II.
If your child is spending the night at the medical center, he/she will remain in Phase I PACU until stable. Then, you will rejoin your child and be escorted to your hospital room. Please be sure to read your Guide to Patient Services (available from your nurse). This booklet offers detailed information about your child's stay at the medical center.
If your child is an outpatient, he/she will be transferred to the Phase II stepdown recovery room when awake. You will be allowed to join your child in Phase II.
After surgery, your child may seem sleepy, confused, restless or irritable. Your child will be medicated, as ordered by your anesthesiologist, and he/she may be offered something to drink. Please remember that, in most cases, your child will have an IV, which must remain in place until discharge.
Your child's skin may appear puffy and flushed and could be warm to the touch. This normal reaction may continue for several hours and may not disappear until after discharge.
It is important to be calm and to soothe your child as much as possible during his/her stay in recovery. Encourage your child to take fluids and spend time rocking, singing and reading or talking to him/her.
Arrangements for transportation home should be made before discharge. Your child will be released only to the person specified on the consent forms. For your child's comfort on the ride home, please have a blanket, a towel and a car seat/booster seat in the car before dismissal.
Not all children respond to surgery and medication in the same way. However, you may expect:
To help your child feel more comfortable, we suggest you have at home:
If you have questions about your child's post-surgery diet, please ask. We understand that guidelines such as "clear liquids" and "soft, bland foods" may not be helpful. There are many foods, even on a restricted diet, that will probably taste good to your child.
About two to three days after your child's surgery, a surgery representative will contact you to see how your child is feeling. Feel free to ask about your child's recovery. If you have questions at other times, consult your doctor or you may call us at 682-885-4117.
Cook Children's will bill your insurance company, if applicable, for your child's surgery. When payment is received from your insurance company, you will be billed for the outstanding balance. Accounts left unpaid may be referred to a collection agency.
You will also be billed separately by one or more physicians who care for your child. This might include radiologists, pathologists, anesthesiologists or surgeons. For any questions relating to your account or to request an itemized statement, please call Patient Accounting at 682-885-4432. For families outside area codes 817 or 682, the toll free number is 1-888-852-6635.
If you have questions about your insurance, please read your insurance card, policy or other material from the company to find a phone number to call for information. If your employer provides insurance, you may also call your employer's benefits office for assistance.
Self-pay patients: Self-pay means that you are responsible for paying 100 percent of the bill. You will receive a statement every 30 days until the balance is paid in full. You may also receive letters more frequently. A deposit will be required at the time of service or you can call Patient Accounting to arrange a payment plan.
HMO/CHIP patients: We will bill your HMO (health maintenance organization) for approved services, so please be sure that all information about your policy is accurate and up-to-date and present your current insurance card at registration. You will not receive a bill from the medical center unless your co-payment is not paid in full. Contact your insurance company directly for information regarding your payment. Co-payments are due at the time of registration. If you have CHIP (also known as TexCare Partnership), you may owe a co-payment to Cook Children's.
Commercial insurance: We will bill your insurance company, so please be sure that all information about your insurance is accurate and up-to-date and present your current insurance card at registration. When your insurance company pays the medical center, you will receive an explanation of payment from the company. The portion you owe the medical center will be billed to you after payment is received from the insurance company. This may take up to three months.
Medicaid/CSHCN: Please present your Medicaid/CSHCN card at the time of registration so that we may bill on your behalf for approved services. If accurate Medicaid/CSCHN information is provided, you will not receive any bills from the Medical Center.
Medicare: We will bill Medicare on your behalf and you will receive a bill for any remaining charges.
Financial assistance: We strive to assist all families in working with their specific financial needs. Insurance verification is not a guarantee for payment. If your insurance provider denies payment, please work with us to find other possible programs to assist you.
Charity medical treatment is also available to qualified families. Qualification is determined by family size and income, as outlined in the Federal Poverty Guidelines posted in Patient Registration and other areas of the medical center. For more information, contact Patient Accounting.
As required by state law, Cook Children's Medical Center files an annual report of its community benefits plan with the Bureau of State Health Data and Policy Analysis of the Texas Department of Health. The report is public information and is available upon request from the Texas Department of Health, 100 West 49th Street, Austin, Texas 78756.
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Its time to do a recall election on city council and the Mayor, if they can't put a deal as simple as this together. They don't deserve the public option.
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Blackboard Collaborate
What is Collaborate?
Formerly called Elluminate, Collaborate is a program that allows for online collaboration, meetings, discussion, and desktop sharing. We highly recommend using the recorded training provided for Moderators, and participating in the live training before moderating your own session.
Minimum System Requirements
Before you can get started in a Blackboard Collaborate Web Conferencing session, you should ensure that your computer is able to support the needs of the collaboration environment.
Tip: For all users, we strongly recommend that you use a headset (or at least headphones or an echo canceling microphone) rather than speakers when using simultaneous talkers. This will eliminate potential echoing and feedback and improve your audio experience.
Your computer should meet or exceed the following minimum requirements:
- Windows XP (32 bit), Windows Vista (32 or 64 bit) or Windows 7 (32 or 64 bit)
- Pentium III 1 GHz processor
- 256 MB RAM and 20 MB free disk space
- Soundcard with speakers and microphone or headset
- 56 Kbps Internet connection
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- G4, G5 or Intel processor
- 256 MB RAM and 20 MB free disk space
- Soundcard with speakers and microphone or headset
- 56 Kbps Internet connection
Note: For a 32 bit OS use a 32 bit JVM and for a 64 bit OS use a 64 bit
- Java plug-in needed. To find out if you have Java: http://www.elluminate.com/support/.
- You must disable the pop-up blocker on your computer.
- You must allow the Java session when prompted.
- All participants need to have some basic computer and internet literacy (i.e. setting up audio input/output, switching between applications, understand basic text messaging, etc.)
See a complete list of our Training Opportunities calendar. You do not need to register for the Collaborate Training sessions to attend, just click on the link and enter your name. Java plugin is required to launch Collaborate.
You can also visit Collaborate On-Demand Learning Resources website or you can contact your campus IT Specialist if you cannot attend the session listed.
Mobile Web Conferencing App
With Bb Collaborate Mobile Web Conferencing, students are able to join synchronous sessions or view recorded sessions from their phone or mobile device. This app allows users to view the display area (presentation slides, application sharing, or web tour), communicate with session members using voice and/or text capabilities, and use other tools (polling, hand raising, emoticons, and breakout rooms) to participate in the session.
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- Welcome Screen - for moderator to include in a presentation
- Setting up a Collaborate meeting room for Desire2Learn
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- Accessibility Guide for Participants
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- If you want to use Collaborate in Desire2Learn, you don't need an account. However, You will need to request a Desire2Learn account because Collaborate is integrated within Desire2Learn.
- For use outside of Desire2Learn, you will need an account. All PCC faculty/staff should have an account. Login to Blackboard Collaborate, username is your MyPCC username and password is your G# (capital G included).
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Midwest hot, dry spell brings back drought worries
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A growing season that began unusually wet and cold in the Midwest is finishing hot and dry, renewing worries of drought and the impact it may have on crops.
Coroner: Ind. man dies after finishing mud race
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Being a celebrity sometimes takes its toll | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
Published 06/23/2010 at 11:57 p.m.
On the car radio the other day, I heard "Smoky Mountain Memories" by the late Mel Street. The country crooner enjoyed a strong regional following in Appalachia and had a couple of tunes — "Borrowed Angel" and "Lovin' on Back ...
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Saturdays don't get much respect anymore | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
Published 04/11/2010 at 11:50 p.m. 2 Comments
Saturdays aren't what they used to be, and I'm wondering just how did this once all-important day become something of the Rodney Dangerfield of the calendar?
President's schedule leaves no room for error | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
Published 04/01/2010 at 11:37 p.m. 2 Comments
During a recent trip to Arkansas, my wife and I stopped by the Clinton Presidential Library & Museum in Little Rock.
All roads lead to Jasper for hoops Hall of Famer | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
Published 03/31/2010 at 11:31 p.m.
Bob White, 78, only lived in Jasper, Ind., for about seven years, from 1942 to 1949, but the mark each left on the other will be everlasting.
Aftermath of Kent State shootings lost in history | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
Published 03/04/2010 at 11:36 p.m.
It's been almost 40 years since the May 4, 1970, shootings at Kent State University that killed four students and wounded nine others.
Family's wisdom rides in on cloud of snow | JOHN LUCAS COLUMN
Published 02/21/2010 at 11:23 p.m. 1 Comment
I couldn't help but think of Mom the other day as I sat at the kitchen table watching it snow.
Reflections of past can blind people to reality | GOOD MORNING
Published 02/18/2010 at 11:40 p.m. 5 Comments
Several folks in my extended family are members of the World War II generation.
Sometimes, a 'hot Brown' isn't just a sandwich | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
Published 01/20/2010 at 12:03 a.m.
Only a pathetic Cleveland Browns fan who never lets go of a past injustice would have kept score as I did during the Indianapolis Colts-Baltimore Ravens divisional playoff game Saturday night.
Passing of Castle teacher affected even my son | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
Published 01/14/2010 at 11:43 p.m.
Although my son Eric is a wonderful young man, he is not one to show emotion.
Past ideals uprooted if society turns a new leaf | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
Published 01/10/2010 at 11:50 p.m.
In his book "Home by the River," the late Archibald Rutledge — to my opinion one of the better craftsmen of short stories — wrote of the ancient live oak that stood in front of the family home in South ...
Others find enjoyment between book covers | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
Published 01/05/2010 at 11:51 p.m.
I'm not the only one who still makes time to read old-fashioned novels.
Winter days foster dreams for 2010 and beyond | GOOD MORNING COLUMN
Published 01/03/2010 at 11:31 p.m.
These dark, cold days of winter, when daylight is in short supply and the nights are long, are made for planning, thinking and dreaming.
Quality songs could keep me in the car all day | Good morning column
Published 01/01/2010 at 11:38 p.m. 2 Comments
If you're like me while driving, you keep the radio down low unless a quality tune comes on.
Vision of the future not so far from the truth | Good morning column
Published 12/30/2009 at 11:17 p.m.
"On a warm spring afternoon in the year 2009 ..." begins the article titled "How We'll Live 50 Years From Now."
Christmas dinner for those who've been naughty | Good morning column
Published 12/13/2009 at 11:17 p.m.
If you were to wake up on Christmas morning and find Santa had left a 5-pound package of lutefisk in your stocking, would you assume you had been good? Or bad?
Weather whets appetite for a hog, not a turkey | Good Morning column
Published 11/29/2009 at 11:35 p.m.
Hog-killing weather arrived right on time last week. That's what country folks used to call the season's first really cool weather. It always seemed to come right around Thanksgiving, and that's what I associate with the holiday more than sitting ...
Fictional Mayberry celebrated rural America | Good morning column
Published 11/25/2009 at 9:10 p.m.
It's happened twice in the last few days. Folks ask, "You're from southwestern Virginia, right?" I answer in the affirmative.
Executive had what it takes for a comfy night | Good morning column
Published 11/16/2009 at 11:49 p.m.
Each time I pass by Evansville's Executive Inn, I think of the four days my wife and I spent there during last winter's ice storm.
Fruitcake discovery presents hard nut to crack | Good Morning
Published 10/26/2009 at 12:04 a.m. 2 Comments
Talk about your serendipity — I've got a case. My dictionary defines "serendipity," a noun, as a fortunate and unexpected discovery made by accident.
Common knowledge solves toughest problems | Good Morning
Published 10/04/2009 at 11:01 p.m. 1 Comment
This comes under the heading of the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Nephew keeping Edgar Shew's memory alive | Good Morning
Published 09/29/2009 at 11:36 p.m. 1 Comment
A while back, I told you about the late Edgar Shew — one of the most memorable characters I've encountered in 37 years of looking.
Peacocks left my head buried in justifiable fear | Good Morning
Published 09/28/2009 at 11:36 p.m.
I remember being 5 years old when I first went to Mesker Park Zoo. It was a summer day, and I had just left the giraffe and zebra pen with high spirits and dried ice cream on my face.
Industrious activity a sign of things to come? | Good Morning
Published 09/27/2009 at 11:43 p.m.
Squirrels are busy packing away nuts for the winter. I see them virtually every day as I drive to work, scurrying across the roads and streets carrying hickory nuts and walnuts in their mouths.
No one is perfect, not even in Hollywood | Good Morning
Published 09/21/2009 at 11:28 p.m. 3 Comments
One of my favorite books about the movies is "Roman Soldiers Don't Wear Watches: 333 Film Flubs" by Bill Givens. Some memorable mistakes as noted by the author:
Maybe Freedom Fest ideas will set off fireworks | Good Morning
Published 09/15/2009 at 11:49 p.m. 14 Comments
The Freedom Festival took a financial beating this year as never before. People just didn't show up.
Golf excellence is long shot for this duffer | Good Morning
Published 09/14/2009 at 11:45 p.m.
As I looked at the patch of grass that was the fifth tee, I kept mumbling to myself.
CPTV takes Web video content to next level
Published 09/01/2009 at 11:44 p.m.
How many times have you heard someone say, "I saw it on TV," then launch into a detailed description of a spectacular fire, a horrendous car crash or an amazing athletic accomplishment?
Cashing in on lessons learned on the farm
Published 08/31/2009 at 10:47 p.m.
While money may not grow on trees, when I was 5, I thought it grew in corn.
Visit with Cardinals was a little girl thrill
Published 08/20/2009 at 11:56 p.m. 1 Comment
Most journalists are perceived by the general public as jaded, cynical and, perhaps, a bit arrogant.
DUKW veteran gets back into swim of things | Good Morning
Published 08/11/2009 at 11:32 p.m.
During World War II, Alton Reininga of Evansville trained troops on six-wheel amphibious trucks known as DUKWs (pronounced "ducks").
Readers spin tales about first music purchase | Good Morning
Published 08/10/2009 at 10:58 p.m. 1 Comment
A few days ago, I wrote a "Good Morning" about the first piece of music I bought with my own money.
The way it used to be
Published 08/09/2009 at 12:04 a.m.
Joe Aaron column for Aug. 9
Some people still want their picture in the paper
Published 07/26/2009 at 11:22 p.m. 1 Comment
The weekly newspaper down home published a photo last week of a man with what was described as an extra-large zucchini.
New Harmony generates sense of spirituality | GOOD MORNING
Updated 07/22/2009 at 12:30 a.m. 4 Comments
My husband and I were prompted by our recent wedding anniversary to visit New Harmony, Ind., where we spent our wedding night seven years ago.
Stories of Pullman porters still wait to be told | Good Morning
Published 07/20/2009 at 11:41 p.m.
On a recent car trip, I listened to a radio interview of Larry Tye, the author of "Rising From the Rails," a book about Pullman porters who worked from the late 1800s to 1969 until competition from planes and automobiles ...
Robber winds up with heck of a doggy bag | Good Morning
Published 07/06/2009 at 11:22 p.m. 2 Comments
Sometimes the truth is stranger and often funnier than fiction. My son called me a few nights ago in near hysterics to tell me what happened to one of his friends.
Parties should hold a quiet moment of thanks | Good Morning
Published 07/04/2009 at midnight 1 Comment
July Fourth is here, and like so many other couples, my husband and I have been invited to picnics, fireworks and parties. As we celebrate the birth of our wonderful nation, there are other issues we should be considering.
Declaration of Independence is foundation of nation | Good Morning column
Published 06/30/2009 at 11:40 p.m.
The Fourth of July is coming. How long does it take to read the Declaration of Independence? Eight minutes, read slowly.
C'mon, guys, you'll regret waiting till it's too late | Good Morning
Published 06/24/2009 at 11:52 p.m.
Too many guys are lousy at staying in touch with boyhood buddies. We delay writing that e-mail. We put off making that telephone call.
Coach Del Harris reminisces on Hoosier hoops | Good Morning
Published 06/24/2009 at 12:42 a.m.
The coaching journey of Del Harris took him far from his Southern Indiana roots — all the way to the NBA finals.
River camp keeps easy life just flowin' along | Good Morning
Published 06/18/2009 at 11:23 p.m.
Spring and summer, Larry Wilson lives in the Dogtown section of southwestern Vanderburgh County in a river camp that's been in his family since the early 1940s.
Father's Day comes with a loving second chance | Good Morning column
Published 06/15/2009 at 11:56 p.m. 2 Comments
Father's Day is coming, and it has special meaning to me now. I lost my dad quite a few years ago. He was only 59, and his death broke my heart. I was the poster child for "Daddy's Girl."
Budgets may supply capital display of fireworks
Published 06/14/2009 at 11:40 p.m.
State legislators in both Indiana and Kentucky are supposed to be hard at work today, meeting in special sessions in their respective capitols, to wrestle with crafting budget plans that match the states' spending to declining tax revenues.
Fortune read in tea leaves of Gramps' 'medicine'
Published 06/12/2009 at 11:50 p.m.
I'm thankful for family stories. They come in handy when you do something stupid as I did last night when I was cleaning my range and reached to unplug a small burner.
One wheel keeps his life spinning | GOOD MORNING
Published 06/11/2009 at 11:35 p.m.
David Housman has a standard line when he pedals his unicycle past a group of children.
Coach Crean proved IU fans have reason to hope | GOOD MORNING
Published 06/10/2009 at 11:17 p.m.
Indiana University basketball coach Tom Crean gave ardent IU fans something to hope and cheer for at a recent IU Athletics Tailgate Tour stop in Jasper, Ind.
Hobo tale brought back memory of adventure
Published 06/10/2009 at 12:19 a.m.
William Nix of Evansville read my recent story about the late Rudy Phillips, the one-time hobo from Shawneetown, Ill. It reminded the 85-year-old Nix of when he rode the rails.
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Average Customer Review: based on 71 reviews. Rating: Negative outweighs positive Reviewer: Larry B., the careful application was successful the lens stay in place despite several anti-foggings and rinsings, even gentle finger-rubbing, but the view through the lens is too hazy compared to looking through the adjacent flat glass. i use 2.5+ reading glasses, bought the same strength for my mask because i could not read fine print underwater on my dive computer, only the larger fonts, but no real help resulted. Did this Review help? No Yes 8 out of 10 people found this review helpful. Rating: Dive Optic stick on Reviewer: Nicholas Liberti, - View all my reviews It was a pleasure to receive my order so quickly. I immediately applied the stick-on optics accordingly to the applied instructions and was amaze how easy it was and its durability once the optics were dry. This product has immensely improved my ability to read my depth and air gauges. If it wouldnt have performed as expected, my next step would have to get my mask serviced with a vision script. Thanks Scuba.com!! Did this Review help? No Yes 31 out of 62 people found this review helpful. Rating: Nice product Reviewer: Rick Crosby, I needed readers for my mask and these fit the bill nicely. They were easy to install and I have not had any problem with them coming off...even during flooded mask skill practices. They could be a bit larger though. Did this Review help? No Yes 16 out of 30 people found this review helpful. Rating: not worth the money Reviewer: Gary R., I followed the directions the little plastic disc fogged up constantly even with defog. my vision with the optics was no better than before I dove 3 times with this product and decided to toss them. I gave 1 star because that was the lowest it went Did this Review help? No Yes 17 out of 32 people found this review helpful. Rating: Outstanding Service Reviewer: Robert K., After reviewing online and indicating, In Stock, order the DiveOptx lens. After some communications I received an email that Scuba.com was going to send me new masks (we ordered two, one for my and I) with lens that matched our prescriptions. The best part of Scuba.coms message was that they were only charging us the price we were going to pay for the DiveOptx as they knew that we were going to use these items for our dive trip in March. This was all done at their suggestion to apologize for our inconvenience, which had to do with their vendor, nothing that Scuba.com had done (basically out of Scuba.coms control). We were so pleased with the masks when they arrived and couldnt be happier with the Customer Service and willing to go the extra mile to right a situation. Thank you so much Scuba.com, youve got a loyal customer and will tell our friends to frequent your side for all their scuba needs. Robbie Did this Review help? No Yes 24 out of 52 people found this review helpful. Rating: Easy to install, easy to remove Reviewer: David S., My order for Dive Optx arrived promptly. The instructions contained in the package were easy to follow. I installed the Dive Optx without any difficulty. They are hard to see during installation - if you wear reading glasses, wear your glasses while installing the product. Diving with them allowed me to instantly see and interpret icons on my dive computer and camera, observe and identify smaller sea life and features that I missed before. I removed the Optx for some dives, where I would be touring, rather than examining, as I found the lenses a little disorienting. When swimming along, I continually had the sense that I was going over a ridge because of the focus change in my lower peripheral vision. However, they easily reinstalled for the next dive where we would be looking a smaller features. I plan on trying my next dive installing the lens for only one eye. The price was right, they perform precisely as advertised, and the ease of installation and removal was simple. Did this Review help? No Yes 75 out of 144 people found this review helpful. Rating: Dive Optix 2.00 Reviewer: Charles C. Plumley, The Dive Optix 2.o is a good buy and does work under normal conditions when following all the Instructions on the box. However, I found that they are too small and should be larger in length to fit Dive masks more properly. I will still use them in my mask be cause of the needed magnification. Thank you , Charles C. Plumley Did this Review help? No Yes 65 out of 136 people found this review helpful. Rating: nice, but small Reviewer: Kristine M., - View all my reviews these are nice but very small you have to apply them just right for the area you will be looking thru Did this Review help? No Yes 10 out of 19 people found this review helpful. Rating: perfect addition Reviewer: Mitchell Moffitt, - View all my reviews perfect addition. I suggest trying them out in the pool or someplace easy to adjust. It will take you a few tries to get it placed right. Perfect addition to and dive kit... Did this Review help? No Yes 17 out of 34 people found this review helpful. Rating: Stick on optic lenses Reviewer: Amil Matos, 3 out of 5 average Left diopter differs from right Purchased set of +3 diopter Did this Review help? No Yes 13 out of 23 people found this review helpful.
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Etta Anne Floyd, 60, of Calhoun, went home to be with the Lord on Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2012, at Woods Memorial Hospital due to heart failure.
A daughter of Juanita and the late George Liner, she was a member and Sunday school teacher at Chestuee Baptist Church. She was an artist and a retired art teacher with McMinn County Schools. She was preceded in death by her baby daughter, Kimberly Dione Floyd.
Survivors include two daughters and sons-in-law, Jamie and Robbie Lovingood and Whitney and Eric McCoin; one son and daughter-in-law, Aaron and Pam Floyd; her mother, Juanita Mavity Liner; one sister and brother-in-law, Susan and Cliff Snyder; grandchildren, Bryleigh, Noah and Kolbyn Lovingood, Dixie McCoin and Alishea and Anthony; great-grandchildren, Jillian, Zoe and Chloe; and nieces, nephews and in-laws, Matthew and Cristi Snyder; Hannah and Adam Boggess and children, Dakota, Rebekah, Michaela and Savannah; Ezekiel and Leslie Snyder and children, Esther and Ezrah; Titus and Ginger Snyder and children, Haley, Haven and Harmony; Elizabeth and Joseph Green; and Naamah and Clay Jones and children, Abagail, Caden and Susannah.
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There is so much going on on the 9116 PCB (RX, 2 ESC's, mixing, gyro) that
it could be anything. I just bought a whole new RX assembly for $16, free shipping, and got it in 3 days. Bite the bullet and buy a new board, then start saving for a hobby grade unit. You won't regret it. It also could be a damaged servo making the PCB freak out as well, but you don't have to buy Double Horse servos, and should be able to use them in another model. (unlike the PCB). Also, check again for bent or damaged parts and linkage. Here is link to board: http://www.ebay.com/itm/300782014737...84.m1439.l2649 If you don't have the money for a hobby grade setup, post what you are looking for and a forum member just might set you up. (thanks again Balr14 ) Lots are getting into quads, and their helicopters are collecting dust. |
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Apart from the 'ol 27MHz "cut-out", I haven't had any trouble with my 9104...I liked it so much I modded it for 4 channel stuff, along with the 9116 RX brick, and now have the 9117 enroute as I type. I probably should mention however that I'm already on a second set of motors for the 9104, still have the factory battery after dozens of flights (I read somewhere the LiIon batteries that come with them are good for "10 flights, max") not really anything but overly hot motors, I only did the 4 channel swap on the 9104 because I like to tinker...
Edit: I forgot to mention I only used up the stock motors because I tried using a bigger LiPo battery with it...or more specifically 4 500maH 20c LiPos in parallel, and while it went like a "raped ape", them 'lil motors just couldn't take the current those LiPos fed it... |
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Beginning November 5, UCSF will join the University of California system to survey all faculty, staff, students and trainees about their experiences with campus climate relating to respect, diversity and inclusion.
October 23, 2012
Exemplary community collaborations that promote health equity in San Francisco took center stage at the Fourth Annual Partnerships Celebration sponsored by UCSF's University Community Partnerships (UCP).
October 11, 2012
To increase awareness about the "coming out" process, members of UCSF's LGBTQ community created an "It Gets Better" video to commemorate National Coming Out Day on October 11.
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October is Diversity Month at UCSF, and the campus is celebrating with a series of events that highlight the University's efforts to support talented and diverse faculty, staff and trainees.
September 26, 2012
A UCSF support program for first-generation college students launched in 2008 with a small, monthly discussion group and has evolved into the newly formed First Generation College Student Initiative, which will expand services and resources to this "invisible community."
September 07, 2012
A good job in health care was the key to a better life for Shameka Jones, but the path to getting one hasn't been easy.
August 22, 2012
The UCSF Multicultural Resource Center has opened its doors to the campus community, to promote a culture of inclusion and offer a gathering place for discussions about diversity.
August 03, 2012
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Friends of Vail Public LIbrary's 2nd Annual Champagne Celebration. Allow us to say 'Thank you' for your support with a bit of bubbly and Classical guitarist Dr. Mary Kleinsorge. Help us celebrate the Town of Vail Public LIbrary's upcoming renovaton this spring. Please also join us as the Friends of the Library announce their gift to the renovation.