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Seattle recently hosted Team USA and Notre Dame for the wildly popular Seatown Classic. In an effort to support the advancement of lacrosse, preceding the game coaches from Team USA and Notre Dame met with local youth and high school coaches to impart wisdom and answer top of mind questions.
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Loyola wins Patriot League with victories over Colgate, Lehigh
The Loyola Greyhounds are the outright 2014 Patriot League champions! First year members of the league, the Greyhounds wasted no time winning the conference tourney, moving them on to the NCAA Tournament for the 3rd time in 3 years.
Early Thoughts On The NCAA D1 Lacrosse Season
The D1 NCAA Lacrosse season is well underway, and every single D1 program has played at least one game. Some teams have played as many as four games already, and we've got a couple of undefeated squads looking strong early. It's time to run through the D1 scene and see where things stand.
College Lacrosse Video Explosion
The College Lacrosse season is upon us, and while every team out there hasn't played a game yet (NCAA D3 NESCAC teams don't start practice for 5 more days), plenty of teams have seen game action, and others are putting up solid preseason video. That means one thing: It's time for a Video Explosion!
Alphabetical 2014 NCAA D1 Preview: Lehigh
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From Lehigh To Israel: Kyle Stiefel Lacrosse Interview
In Sean Christman's past work for LAS, he has written about Division 3 NCAA lacrosse and the MLL. However, this piece is entirely different. When looking through the Lehigh senior night program, Sean saw something that caught his eye. Senior midfielder Kyle Stiefel was trying out for the Israeli national team.
Was That A Double Bounce Pass?
One of the more bizarre things we've seen in a while: the lacrosse double bounce pass.
Alphabetical 2013 NCAA D1 Preview: Lehigh
We're breaking down all the NCAA D1 teams one by one. We move another spot down the list and the Lehigh Mountain Hawks, located in Bethlehem, PA, are up for Preview!
College Lacrosse Video Explosion: PSU, Lehigh, Hartford, UBen, UW, McGill
It's time for another college lacrosse video explosion! That's right, we do all the work searching for the best college lacrosse videos, and you get to watch them all in one place. What a deal!
Preseason D1 Top 20 Rankings: Teams 6-10
Connor Wilson runs down spots 6-10 for his Preseason NCAA D1 Top 20 Rankings. This is where things get truly complicated and tough.
2013 Legal Pockets – Ohio State & Lehigh
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San Francisco Classic: Ohio State Vs. Lehigh
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Expect talent and emotion, but don't expect huge changes for So You Think You Can Dance Season 10. Although this is a landmark season for Fox's reality dance competition show, which kicks off its special two-night premiere Tuesday at 8/7c, executive producer Nigel Lythgoe doesn't want to mess with the winning formula that got them this far. "We don't need to [change]. The dancers bring the changes," he says. "The dancers are the ones that create the magic for this series, not the format. It's the talent. And again, this season, Season 10, the talent is magnificent."
It's unclear, therefore, whether So You Think You Can Dance will revert back to its usual two-night performance and elimination format or continue with the combined one-night format of Season 9. Similarly, Fox has yet to announce which all-stars will return to pair up with this season's lucky finalists. But focus on the format or familiar faces isn't what the show is all about, and former contestant, frequent all-star and first-time guest judge Stephen "tWitch" Boss sums up the emotional impact of the show. "You never get tired of falling in love with a new person and watching their growth through the weeks of going through a show," he says. "You can't beat that."Check out 10 things we can expect from So You Think You Can Dance's 10th season:
Question: Any thoughts on this season of So You Think You Can Dance? The format change and unfortunate interruptions this year from Independence Day and the Summer Olympics have forced multiple eliminations in some episodes to keep them on schedule, and we've lost a few promising contestants that I feel may have been cut too early on. How are you finding this season so far? — Brodie
As a tribute to Emmy-winning So You Think You Can Dance choreographer Mia Michaels, the Top 14 will be performing her classic routines from previous seasons. So we're basically expecting to feel the angst and sorrow tonight, and not just because four contestants will be eliminated.
Also: Michael Nunn and Billy Trevitt, choreographers and founders of modern dance troupe Ballet Boyz, will be handling the guest-judge duties tonight.
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SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE soars into its 11th season this May with a two-hour premiere event showcasing America's most talented dancers during the audition rounds, beginning Wednesday, May 28 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT). Hosted by Cat Deeley and featuring resident judges Nigel Lythgoe and Mary Murphy, as well as guest judges, including Jenna Dewan-Tatum (Atlanta), Billy Porter and Misty Copeland (Philadelphia), Wayne Brady (New Orleans), Jenna Elfman and Fabrice Calmels (Chicago) and Christina Applegate (Los Angeles). The new season of the Emmy Award-nominated hit dance competition series once again will include awe-inspiring performances, as well as nail-biting eliminations, as the contestants compete to be named America's Favorite Dancer.
In Season 11, producers travel across the country in search of dancers who represent the best America has to offer. Callbacks are held in Los Angeles, where the dancers work with top choreographers to learn routines that they will perform for judges Lythgoe and Murphy, and guest judges Adam Shankman, Tara Lipinski, Stephen "tWitch" Boss and Irina Dvorovenko. Once the judges pick the Top 20 dancers, they turn it over to America. Each week, the dancers will be paired up to perform inspired pieces choreographed by some of the biggest names in the business. The following week, one male and one female dancer will be eliminated from the competition.
Throughout its 10 seasons, SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE has received 37 Emmy Award nominations and garnered 11 Emmy wins, including Outstanding Choreography for Mia Michaels (2011, 2010 and 2007) Napoleon and Tabitha Dumo (2011) Tyce Diorio (2009) and Wade Robson in 2008 and 2007. The series also received awards in the category of Outstanding Costumes in 2010 and in 2009, as well as Outstanding Lighting Design in 2011 and 2012. SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE celebrated six Emmy Award nominations, including consecutive nods in the categories of Outstanding Reality-Competition Series and Outstanding Host for Reality or Reality-Competition Series for Cat Deeley. The series won a 2012 TCA Award for Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming and a 2012 Critics' Choice Television Award in the category of Best Reality Series – Competition, and Deeley won the 2012 Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Reality Show Host.
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With a bum leg and a skulking aversion to just about everything, House (Hugh Laurie) doesn't seem a likely candidate to trip the light fantastic with girlfriend Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein). Thank the ghosts of Fred and Ginger for dream sequences. In tonight's "Bombshells" episode, Cuddy's anxiety about her relationship with House plays out in a series of fantasies — including a Hollywood Western scene — capped by the Huddsters hitting the floor to an updated version of "Come On Get Happy." The job of turning doctors into dancers was a snap — or at least half the job was. "For Lisa, this was a dream come true," says exec producer Greg Yaitanes. "She has experience as a dancer and singer and was willing and wonderful." Laurie? "Let's just say he had to surrender to the idea," Yaitanes says, laughing.Fortunately, they had an inspiring coach. Mia Michaels, Emmy-winning choreographer extraordinaire of Fox's So You Think You Can Dance, worked for days ...
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This was the statement Wednesday by Presidential Communications Operations Office Secretary Sonny Coloma on the Ombudsman's resolution that plunder charges should be filed against three senators and other government officials and private individuals in connection with the alleged misuse of Priority Development Assistance Funds (PDAF).
In a resolution released Monday, the Office of the Ombudsman said it found probable cause to indict Senators Juan Ponce Enrile, Ramon "Bong" Revilla Jr., Jose "Jinggoy" Estrada, as well as Janet Lim Napoles and a number of government employees and non-governmental organization (NGO) officers with plunder.
Coloma said the resolution is based on the evidence gathered separately by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and the Ombudsman's Field Investigation Office.
"This upholds the major points in the complaint filed by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the NBI in September 2013," he said. "The wheels of justice are moving forward."
The cases arose from the exposé of whistleblower Benhur Luy about a "pork barrel scam" involving the use of huge amounts of PDAF by alleged "dummy" NGOs for purported "ghost" projects in a scheme supposedly hatched by Janet Lim Napoles, the Ombudsman statement said.
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The Amherst High School boys basketball team was unable to overcome a record-setting performance by fifth-ranked Auburndale, as it fell in a WIAA Division 4 State Semifinal at the Kohl Center in Madison Thursday, March 7.
The Falcons trailed 14-4 at the end of the first quarter and 24-15 at halftime, as Auburndale connected on 64.7 percent of its shots in the first half.
Auburndale (26-2) continued to roll on offense in the second half, as it set a Division 4 State Tournament record by hitting 64.3 percent of its shots from the field, on the way to a 49-29 victory that ended Amherst's season at 22-4.
"They shot it well and we didn't shoot well," said 29th-year Amherst boys basketball head coach Gregg Jensen. "You don't want to do it on this stage, you'd rather it happen in a gym where there are not too many people, but this happened in a state game.
"But I told the kids, 'if you have to lose and you have to go out, this is a good place to go out,'" said Jensen.
In their first appearance at the State Tournament since 1998, the Falcons took on Auburndale in a rematch of last season's Regional Final.
Last year Amherst pulled off a 43-39 upset at Auburndale, as Auburndale standout forward Austin Hawkins was saddled with foul trouble and finished with eight points in the loss.
In the State Semifinal on Thursday, Auburndale jumped out to a 9-2 lead with 3:26 left in the first quarter, and after a jumper from Amherst senior point guard Jonathan Konkol made it 9-4 with 3:12 left, Auburndale answered with five consecutive points to close out the first quarter with a 14-4 lead.
Amherst senior forward Marcus Jensen opened the second-quarter scoring with a three-pointer to cut the deficit to 14-7, but Hawkins responded with four consecutive baskets to lead an 8-2 run that gave Auburndale a 22-9 advantage with 2:12 left in the first half.
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"We were down nine, but we've still got an opportunity," said coach Jensen, whose team shot 36.8 percent from the field in the first half compared to 64.7 percent for Auburndale. "You've got to shoot well, and you want to get that gap down to maybe six or so at the end of the (third) quarter.
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Amherst hung tough early in the third quarter, as a pair of jumpers from Glennon made it 27-19 with 4:32 left.
However, Auburndale answered with a 10-2 run to close out the quarter with a 37-21 lead, as Hawkins had 18 points on 9-of-10 shooting at that point.
The Falcons opened the fourth quarter with a jumper and a pair of free throws from senior forward Joel Biadasz to make it 37-25 with 6:06 left, but Auburndale answered with a three-pointer to go up 40-25 with 4:24 to play.
Amherst was unable to get any closer after that, as Auburndale scored seven of its final nine points from the free-throw line to close out the 49-29 win to advance to the State Championship Game and end the Falcons' season.
Glennon finished with 14 points and four rebounds to lead Amherst, which shot 28.6 percent from the field and didn't have another player with more than one field goal in the game.
"Their shots were falling, and ours were not the whole game," said Glennon. "We just didn't make plays that we usually did all year."
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Tue, Jul 29, 2003
The Boeing 307 Stratoliner was the
hit of the show at Airventure 2001, and it was never supposed to
come to Oshkosh again. The historic pre-war pressurized airliner,
the only one in the world, had just completed a painstaking
six-year restoration to flying status. By Airventure 2002, though,
its flying days were supposed to be over: it would be embalmed and
ensconced in the National Air and Space Museum's beautiful new
Udvar-Hazy Center at Dulles, while curators there built an exhibit
around it in anticipation of the Center's Centenary of Flight
But as bittersweet as such a Lenin's tomb fate might be, for a
while things looked a lot worse for the Boeing. After narrowly
escaping the scrap-heap fate of its nine sister ships, the plane
underwent a the costly restoration that climaxed with the June 23,
2001 rollout of the completed machine and its triumphal Airventure
arrival, which saw it prominently displayed on AeroShell Square at
show centre.
But on March 28, 2002, a routine test/training flight ended, not
on the runway, but in the corrosive salt water of Elliot Bay. No
one was hurt in the textbook ditching, and one of the crew was seen
stepping off of the semi-submerged machine onto a rescue boat,
briefcase in hand, dry and unruffled. But the insult of a ditching
in front of all downtown Seattle (caused by fuel exhaustion: NTSB
report here:
) was added to the injury of, first, the impact
with the water, and secondly, the ravages of saltwater
The once-pristine liner was hauled up on shore and frantically
flushed out with fresh water, but the prognosis for any airplane
immersed in salt water is not good. Kind of like Lazarus's, in
fact. At first, the job looked impossible; the volunteers that
initially rebuilt the plane, mostly Boeing retirees, were
discouraged and dismayed. But there was enough desire to rebuild
the plane, that Boeing OKd a survey. From that, a plan of attack
shaped up.
Boeing cracked open a nearly bottomless checkbook. The
volunteers were reinforced by Boeing employees. Engines and systems
were removed and shipped to overhaul shops. Parts that were common
to the B-17G were wheedled from reluctant warbird rebuilders. When
an airframe part was too far gone with damage or corrosion, the
volunteers did what they had done the first time: got the original
drawing from the Boeing archives, and followed the 65-year-old
callouts to make the part again.
And so, N19903 took shape, in the same building (historic Plant
II), for the third time in its eventful life. Not many planes that
the NTSB calls "substantially damaged" ever fly again, especially
not unique, large transport aircraft that are old enough to be
collecting Social Security. We can all be glad that the volunteers
and Boeing employees took this time out of their busy lives and
careers, and that Boeing was willing to support this rebuild, not
once, but twice. (Boeing's support went far beyond financial,
personnel and drawings... the machine was rebuilt in a Boeing plant
with company-furnished materials and tools, and the company made
too many other contributions to list. Heck, they could almost be
forgiven for moving their headquarters to aviation-hating
If it were not for Boeing, this plane might have met a fate like
its sister, NX19904. Built for a planned around-the-world flight
for Howard Hughes, it ultimately wound up selling as scrap for $62,
and parts of its fuselage incorporated in a yacht named "Cosmic
What's so special about the
Clipper Flying Cloud (the name this very plane bore when it served
with Pan Am.. and does again)? The 307 Stratoliner is important
because it was the first pressurized airliner. With some parts very
similar to those used in the Model 299 B-17, but a new, airtight
fuselage, the Model 307 Stratoliner was the first airliner that
could carry passengers in pressurized comfort, on top of many cloud
layers. In fact, this very airplane made the first pressurized
revenue flight (from Miami to Latin America for Pan Am, on July 4,
1940). It was a necessary way station on the evolutionary trail to
today's fast, safe jetliners.
It also continued the Boeing "Lucky Seven" naming convention for
airliners, which began with the revolutionary 247 of the 1930s.
Nowadays, pressurization is taken for granted. At the time the
307 first flew, pressurization was experimental... even in military
aviation. The first operational military mission in a pressurized
plane (the Ju86P recon plane) came after the first revenue flight
of the 307. Boeing's learning curve with the 307 would help it
design the pressurized B-29.
While it represented the cutting edge of the state of the art in
1938-40, now the 307 is a time capsule from another era. It speaks
to us from Ernest Gann's heyday and Robert S. Buck's youth. The
panels of "steam gages" and forest of engine controls are as
nostalgic today as the engineer's, radio operator's, and
navigator's stations, and the fittings of the passenger compartment
date to an era when flying was glamourous and luxurious. One thing
you won't see on modern planes: ash trays!
Actually, this resurrection should work out better for the
volunteers than that of Lazarus; it was the resurrection of
Lazarus, says the New Testament, that made the Powers that Be in
ancient Judea decide upon the death of Jesus. The 307 team should
be spared that level of ingratitude, although Boeing stockholders
might get a little testy. A Boeing spokeswoman admitted to
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Dee Brown was chosen 19th overall by the Boston Celtics in the 1990 NBA Draft. The shooting guard proceeded to play a total of 12 seasons in the NBA, eight with the Celtics, two with the Toronto Raptors and two with the Orlando Magic. With the Celtics, Dee played in all 82 regular-season games during a rookie campaign that earned him selection to the NBA All-Rookie First Team in 1990-91. He averaged 8.7 points and 4.2 assists to help the Celtics win the NBA Atlantic Division with a 56-26 record that season. In 11 games during the 1991 playoffs, Dee averaged 12.2 points. Dee also gained national acclaim after becoming the Slam Dunk champion during the 1991 NBA All-Star Weekend in Charlotte. Dee beat standout six-time NBA All-Star Shawn Kemp in the finals with his now-famous "no-look" dunk, in which he draped his right arm over his eyes in mid-air and slammed the ball with his left hand. Dee's Celtics teammates included Larry Bird, Kevin Gamble and Antoine Walker. He finished his NBA career with 6,758 total points.
Dee was selected by the Celtics right out of his college career at Jacksonville University in his hometown of Jacksonville, Florida. Playing from 1986 until his graduation in 1990, Dee led the Dolphins with 1,503 career points. He still holds the JU single-season steals record with 88 and still remains in the school's top-ten list in four different stat categories. He is one of only six Dolphins players to have his jersey retired.
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Grade 9 English Language A is designed for fluent English speakers. The course is organized around guiding questions derived from the five Areas of Interaction of the Middle Years Program. The aim of the course is to develop the reading, writing, speaking, and analytical skills of the students. The students examine a range of texts including novels, short stories, poetry, and visual media. They develop an awareness of the purpose, use, and application of different styles of language and apply this knowledge to their own visual, written and oral communication. Ongoing assessment takes place according to the MYP Language A criteria through a variety of tasks, including analysis of written and visual texts, reading comprehension, oral presentations, creative writing, and persuasive essays.
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Independent Reading develops the vocabulary, comprehension skills, and background knowledge that produce success in school. As such, it is the single most important activity in this course. Students are expected to read for at least 15 minutes every day, seven days a week. In return, with very few exceptions, Independent Reading will be the only homework assigned in English 9A. Further details about Independent Reading can be found here.
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California here he comes: Ex-Metra CEO Clifford in line for transit gig
BY ROSALIND ROSSI Transportation Reporter March 27, 2014 7:48PM
Former Metra CEO Alex Clifford, pictured here showing off new electrical outlets in the Metra rail cars in 2013. | Sun-Times files
Updated: April 29, 2014 6:34AM
Metra could shave more than $200,000 from its potential $871,000 separation deal with ex-CEO Alex Clifford if Clifford is tapped Friday to serve as head of a California bus system, officials here say.
Clifford could pull down two full time salaries for about three months — $22,993 a month from Metra and $15,083 a month from the Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District — if he starts his new post May 9 as expected, documents indicate.
Santa Cruz METRO board members are expected to approve Clifford's five-year appointment Friday as CEO/general manager, starting at $181,000 a year, said the agency's chairman, Dene Bustichi.
Under Clifford's controversial separation deal with Metra, through Aug. 11, 2014, he will continue receive his full Metra salary of $22,993 a month, or almost $276,000 a year, including raises that kicked in retroactively and since his last day on the job, Metra documents indicate.
From Sept. 11 to Aug. 11, 2015, Metra will pay Clifford the difference between what he would have been making at Metra — including as of January yet another raise, to $23,683 a month — and his Santa Cruz salary, according to the separation agreement.
Metra also may be obligated to cover up to $78,000 in moving expenses under the deal.
Because Clifford is starting a new job before his separation agreement ends on Aug. 11, 2015, Metra expects the severance package to ultimately cost about $668,000 instead of the maximum $871,000, Metra spokeswoman Meg Thomas-Reile said Thursday.
Santa Cruz Metro serves 5.3 million riders a year on 112 buses. Metra, in contrast, provided more than 82 million rides last year as the nation's second-largest commuter rail system.
Santa Cruz board members were impressed with Clifford's previous job, as an executive overseeing bus service at a Los Angeles County transit agency, Bustichi said. In addition, he said, Clifford is a California native who has relatives in California and seemed interested in returning there long term.
"We just feel he's a good fit,'' Bustichi said.
Clifford kicked up a storm last year when he resigned June 21 with 8 months left on his contact and a 26-month severance package in hand. Then-Metra Board President Brad O'Halloran insisted the deal was cheaper than facing a threatened whistleblower lawsuit by Clifford. Evidence later revealed that Clifford had accused O'Halloran and another board member of trying to dump him because he would not "play ball" on patronage and contracts — a charge O'Halloran called "hooey.''
Bustichi said Clifford responded with "a certain amount of integrity'' to the "political pressure" at Metra and "it seems to me he dealt with it in an upfront and upstanding way.''
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Who doesn't sometimes need help navigating life with diabetes? That's why we offer Ask D'Mine, our weekly advice column, hosted by veteran type 1, diabetes author and educator Wil Dubois. This week, he takes a look at the federal government's involvement in approving test strip prescriptions, and — being an expert continuous glucose monitor user and book author on the topic — Wil gives some advice on what sometimes happens when a GCM transmitter stops working. Go on, read up!
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Nancy, type 2 from Missouri, writes: When I picked up my test strips this month, my pharmacist told me that Medicare is requiring my pharmacy to have a copy of my blood sugar logs for 30 days, no more than 6 months old. An annoyance to be sure, since I tend to suck at writing them down. But, beyond that, I don't get the rationale. Is it some kind of test to prove that I use the damn strips? If so, what's stopping me from making up the numbers for a log? And it's feeling like a big fat invasion of privacy. I like my pharmacist, he's a great guy. But he doesn't make treatment decisions such as how much insulin I use or whether I'm in good enough control, so there's no reason that I can see that he needs to have my test logs. Perhaps Medicare is trying to make it annoying for me to get the strips so I'll just pay for them myself? Do you know anything about this?
Wil@Ask D'Mine answers: I checked with some folks in the Medicare supply biz, and they tell me that Medicare only requires the 30 days of less-than-half-year-old data when a patient uses more strips than Medicare likes to pay for. As a reminder to everyone, Medicare guidelines only cover one strip per day for folks on pills and three per day for insulin shooters. Not enough in either case.
Of course, your doc can fill out the paperwork for an "over-utilization" request. If your doc has a documentable medical reason for your needing the amount of strips that any sane person would realize that any healthy diabetic would need in the first place, the feds are pretty good about covering them. Commercial insurance is another matter altogether, however. They take the fed guidelines and cast them in stone. Getting what you need from a commercial plan is a nightmare. Cost is always excessive and sometimes even then, you're screwed as they won't always listen to a physician's override prescription all in the name of "medical necessity." So much for this being between you and your doc …
But back to your situation. Yeah, the feds do require the supplier or pharmacy to keep copies of logs or doctor's notes. It's nothing super-new; it's a small part of 2010's Improper Payments Act. And yes, it's absolutely a test to prove that you use the damn strips. An annoyance? Perhaps. But I gotta say, if Medicare is willing to give you twice or three times the number of strips that they misguidedly think you need—at no additional cost to you—I don't think it's outrageous for them to ask for occasional proof that you're actually using them.
Wow. Never thought I'd see the day I'd be defending Medicare. But will Medicare even look at your logs? Probably not. Medicare has a small SWAT team of medical reviewers that travel around the country and pounce unexpectedly on the suppliers cashing those big checks from the government. God help the pharmacy that sells you a gazillion strips, then gets raided during a random audit and can't prove that your doc ordered the strips, and that you're using them.
The feds aren't going to judge your blood sugar, they're only interested in whether or not you're actually using what they pay for. It's not about your health. It's about the money. So you aren't being judged, nor is your doctor. It's an anti-fraud kinda thing. Medicare is served by a legion of for-profit companies that get rich preying on seniors. Late night ads, aggressive phone marketing, and refill increases that neither doctors nor patients asked for or needed got us where we are today.
Now for you, Nancy, I have a few ideas. The log doesn't have to be hand-written. You can give the pharmacy a download of your meter—although I admit it is odd they asked you directly; typically they'd send a request to your doc. Anyway, if you don't know how to do a download, ask someone at your doctor's office for help. As to your privacy: yeah, the boys at the one-hour photo will absolutely look at your naked pics, and probably make copies for themselves, too. But I doubt your pharmacist is the blood sugar equivalent of a dirty old man. He'll probably put your log into a file cabinet without looking at it. Still, if you want to keep your blood sugar data more private (I understand), you can just have the statistics page for 30 days printed. The stats page gives the number of times you tested in the time period, the highest reading, the lowest reading, and the average. Is someone still peeking into your underwear drawer? Yes, but they'll be learning a lot less than they could from the full log book.
Could you forge a log? Sure. Why not? Teenagers do it every day. Usually in the waiting room at the endo's office. You could even ask for more strips, forge a bigger log book, then sell the strips on Ebay. The system isn't perfect. But the feds are more interested in keeping the suppliers honest than in keeping the patients honest.
One last thing. My friendly local EdgePark rep, one of the ones I queried about this issue, was mortified that you were turned away by your pharmacy, saying, "The pharmacy should not have refused the script, but should have at least filled the Medicare guideline amount, then required the patient to give them a log book," before filling the rest of the script.
Anyway, moving forward, I think we'll see a lot more requirements like this. Healthcare costs are out of control and there's going to be a lot of time and money wasted to ensure that we're not wasting time and money. But for me, I would have been more than happy to give my insurance company two log sheets per year to get the strips I need. I gave them a lot more than that, and was still turned down.
Allison, type 1 from Arizona, writes: OK, I need to get my Medtronic sensor going again. I have your CGM book in one hand and the little blue transmitter charger in the other. I'm trying to figure out why my charger is flashing red. I've changed the battery and even left it plugged in overnight. Suggestions?
Wil@Ask D'Mine answers: Sorry Allison, you're screwed. Red is dead. A little-known, but apparently published (in small print, in Appendix MCXII of the MiniLink user's guide) fact is that if you let your transmitter fully discharge, it's the same as drowning a baby squirrel: There's no bringing it back.
You'll have to buy a new one. If it makes you feel any better, I did the same thing to an iPro transmitter at the clinic. My boss told me if I ever did it again, it was coming out of my paycheck!
So here's the deal, boys and girls: If you're taking a CGM vacation, put a fresh copper-top into the little blue charger and leave the frickin' transmitter plugged in. If you're on a CGM vacation and didn't do this, go attend to it right now.
No more drowned baby squirrels! It's crazy because we're "trained" to worry about over-charging batteries on our devices, but not warned that apparently, keeping a trickle charge going to your Med-T transmitter is its life support system. I guess taking our squirrel analogy to its extreme, keeping the transmitter charging is needed for healthy hibernation.
Disclaimer: This is not a medical advice column. We are PWDs freely and openly sharing the wisdom of our collected experiences — our been-there-done-that knowledge from the trenches. But we are not MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs, CDEs, or partridges in pear trees. Bottom line: we are only a small part of your total prescription. You still need the professional advice, treatment, and care of a licensed medical professional.


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Mississippi LPN's???
- 0May 22, '08 by GreenIdGurlhi everyone...i'm new to this site but am loving it so far. i will be entering lpn school in jan. 09. i live in jackson, ms and was wondering if anyone out there is from the central ms area and can give me some ideas on some concerns i have. let me say this too, my plan is to bridge from lpn to rn. these are my concerns:
1. i've recd info from a local hospital, ms state hospital, they will pay you monthly while you go to school and in return you sign a 2 year contract to work for them after you graduate. and the benefits are great. this is a great incentive for a single mother like myself because i've never not had a full time job. but you cannot work full time and go to nursing school. and with talking to the nurse recruiter i told her that i plan to bridge to rn after i graduate, she went on to tell me that the starting lpn's normally get the 3rd shift and it's hard for them to bridge because you bridge at night. so, i'm not sure about that anymore either! i'm afraid to sign a "contract" to work with anyone because if i want to move to a different dept or what have you i want to be able to do that; or if a better opportunity arises at another facility i want the freedom to take it. i need the money for sure but would much rather concentrate on my studies.
2. when you graduate from nursing school and you go to work at a hospital, do you automatically get the low end of the totum pole as far as schedules go? in other words, do you automatically get the night shift? i understand that you cant go into a new job and expect to have the best of all jobs, but i've heard so many "stories" about some employers will let you make your own schedule to work around everyone's family. which is a great thing but i'm constantly thinking how can they do that because i don't know anyone who wouldn't want to work in the day time and be off on the weekends. ya know? not sure if i'm really getting my point across on this one...
3. does anyone know the starting pay, here in the jackson, ms area, for hospitals vs. clinics?
sorry this is long but these are just a few of the many questions that i have. i've been reading in this forum for hours now but no one seems to be from ms so i thought i'd ask. regardless of where you're from, i would love to hear from anyone who may or may not be able to give me some insight on the above concerns.
- 0May 22, '08 by TheCommuter, ASN, RN Senior ModeratorMoved to the Mississippi Nurses forum for more feedback.
- 1May 25, '08 by grayboyhi my wife is in lpn school now. win job center pays for her to go to school. im sure they would pay for you to being a single mother and all. just call your local office and talk to someone there. that way you want have to sign a contract. she also gets the pell grant so after each term she gets about 7 or 8 hundred dollars after the school gets there money. dont' know much of anything else. except she says the bridge program is only a couple nights a week dont' know if thats' so or not she doesnt' graduate until june.
- 1May 26, '08 by wan2banrseNmsI think that HolmesCC in Ridgeland does the LPN to RN bridge during the day. There are classes that you have to take in the summer then you go for the fall and spring semesters. Check out the WIN job center and get on the waiting list NOW! they run out of funds quick...I am still waiting; I just finished my first year of ADN at Holmes CC Grenada.
- 0Jun 4, '08 by tullosrn2010what are the qualifications for receiving the money from win job center??
- 0Jun 4, '08 by wan2banrseNmsI am not sure on all of them...You have to fill out a FAFSA and be a resident of Mississippi, I think. Since I have a previous degree I don't qualify for pell grant or federal loans so I don't have to fill out the FAFSA. And you have to show the letter of acceptance from the school.
- 0Jun 6, '08 by southernbelle08I'm an RN and can't answer some of this, but I did want to answer #2.
I just started work and right now I do 7a-3p. I am brand new too. Our floor also does the self scheduling and everyone has said, for the most part, you do get what you want. Tons of my friends I graduated with got day shift fresh out of school - so no, it isn't always the newbie getting the crap hours automatically.
- 0Jun 9, '08 by GreenIdGurlThanks alot! That makes me feel better or at least not want to give up hope! Which I've always got hope!
- 1Jun 12, '08 by swollsgrlhi greenidgrl, im a newly grad from lpn finished in 2007 the pay in the clinic stinks 9.75 for most clinic,11.25 for hospitals and 16 for nursing home. I started off on m/s floor @11.25 I had 7a to 7p with rotated weekend.Its really touch for an lpn in the hospital setting.But I have now been exposed to a lot of things and know how to handle the worst of a situation. med surg would be great for you start.And for that contract at msh its not good if your planning to go back to school right after pn school because they dont pay for upgrade and even if you didnt upgrade then you will have to wait 2 years. msh have ms hospital on campus but like to place lpns in their nursing homes and thats not for everybody either. pay scale is meridian area the lowest paid. jx area is about 2 dollars diff.
- 1Jun 12, '08 by swollsgrlhi for the winn job center money they like for you to be accepted into the program first and then job placement like hurricane katrina layoffs or low income.i did recieve assistance and it was so helpful.You also may want to contact a community service thats in your city or town they can help with all utility (xcept water) and rent.


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Mini Micro Classic
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The Mini Micro Kickboard is the highest rated scooter for young children. Its award-winning Swiss design is ideal for children ages 3-5. The Mini Micro's 3 wheels, low-to-the-ground deck and gentle steering all contribute to the stability that makes the Mini perfect for pre-schoolers and kindergartners. What makes the Mini unique and fun is the lean-and-steer design; kids their body weight to curve right and left, intuitively learning to 'surf the sidewalk', while developing the balance and coordination used in many sports. All parts are replaceable, so your Mini Micro will last, virtually forever. Safety certified by the CPSC. The Mini Micro is recommended for children up to 44lbs.
SAFETY - For best protection, we recommend that children wear helmets and knee pads when riding.
15-SECOND ASSEMBLY - Align the flat side of the T-Bar with the flat side of the hole in the deck. Use the inside of the hole to press in the tension pin and then push. The T-Bar is secure when you hear a click.
RIDING INSTRUCTIONS - Children learn to ride the Mini Micro intuitively - they pick up the weight-shifting skill on their own, so we recommend letting them experiment - it's fun to watch their confidence grow.
WHERE TO RIDE - The Mini Micro's wheels are non-marking, so children can ride them indoors or out for year-round fun.
MAINTENANCE - Upon receipt of a new scooter, a grown-up should check it to make sure nuts and bolts did not loosen during shipping, a rare occurrence, but a good safety precaution before riding, and all scooters should be checked regularly thereafter. If something does not appear 'right', just give us a call 888.236.5657.
MINI MICRO or MAXI MICRO - To choose between the Mini and Maxi, we recommend that you consider the size of the child in addition to their age. The Maxi is designed for children ages 6-12, up to 120 lbs, but may be suitable for a younger child depending on their weight and coordination, but the Mini's lighter weight makes it more easily maneuverable and helps build confidence, a contributor to the enjoyment of the Mini. The Maxi weighs 2 lbs more than the Mini and its deck is 1 inch wider and almost 2 inches longer; this makes the Maxi a little more challenging to control, maneuver and pick up than the Mini. The Mini's steering bar is fixed at a height of 24 inches above the deck, and the Maxi's is adjustable from 24 inches up to 36 inches, allowing it to 'grow' with the child. Bear in mind that all parts are replaceable on Micro products; thus, when a child outgrows a Mini/Maxi, it can be refreshed as needed to be passed on to a younger sibling or friend. By changing the handle bar grips, deck color, wheels, etc., the scooter can be made 'like new'.
AWARDS - ASTRA Best Toy Award 2014, Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Gold, Platinum and SNAP Award Seals 2009, 2010 and 2011, Parents' Choice Award 2010, Learning Express Best Toy Award/Outdoor 2009, Tillywig Top Fun Award 2014
Additional Information
|Wheel Width
|Dimensions (Folded)
|Does not fold. Tbar removes from deck.
|Steering Choice
|Length/width of standing deck
|12 x 4.5"
|Length/width of scooter
|21" x 4.5"
|Weight capacity
|24" from Deck
|Detailed Specs
// Sacramento, CA
Love, Love, Love!!
Posted on 12/17/14
I am extremely happy with this company and the product. My four year old granddaughter found this scooter in a toy store in San Diego, I was happy to find the company on line, free shipping and 20%, why should I drive to find this product in Sacramento? The service was absolutely amazing, I ordered the mini micro kick board scooter on Monday night and I had it by Wednesday..wow!! Best part of all, grandma was able to order the scooter in her favorite color, purple!! I can't; wait till she opens it on Christmas day!!
// Southern California
Most used, most durable!
Posted on 12/13/14
This my seventh purchase; 3 mini scooters, 3 maxi scooters, and a pink three-in-one for the latest grandchild in Brooklyn. These are, by far, the safest and easiest to ride and certainly the most fun judging from the joyful squeals and shouts from the children. Easily the best quality toy I have ever purchased. And, the customer service rates another 5+ stars!
// Nebraska
Posted on 12/2/14
What a great and fun well- made product.
// Seattle, Wa.
Mini Micro
Posted on 12/2/14
Great product. Quality design and construction. Purchased for my granddaughter who absolutely loves it!
Perfect introductory scooter
Posted on 12/1/14
Grandson took to it with little instruction necessary. Also, little instruction needed to assemble so good for Grandpa too!
Best Scooter Ever
Posted on 11/24/14
I don't normally right reviews but we love this scooter so much. It may be a little more expensive than the toy store brands but it is worth every penny. We ordered it just over 2 years ago for my now 4.5 year-old. We have gotten so much use out of it and it is still working great.
Posted on 10/23/14
We got my daughter one of these for Christmas last year. She is 5 and she took right to it! Our son, 3, used to fight with her to use it, so we bought him his own! They LOVE their scooters and spend so much time riding them outside and inside the house!! They use them so much everyday! I recommend these scooters to people all the time! The quality, safety, and ease of use is just amazing. Lots of different colors too! I think for what you get, the price point is great! Thanks you for making such a fun, safe, and awesome scooter!!!
Posted on 8/20/14
My daughter started riding it at 2 and absolutely loves it! There is no other scooter around that can compare!! Seriously the BEST!!!
// ocean city, nj
The most wonderful gift you can give a child
Posted on 8/20/14
Our granddaughter is "one" with her scooter. (She is three + years old.) Wherever she goes the scooter goes - whether it is on the sidewalks of Brooklyn, NY or the sidewalks of Ocean City, NJ. A most impressive product, sturdy yet lightweight and perfect for little people.
// Bethlehem PA
Micro mini
Posted on 7/21/14
My son is 4 and has low muscle tone. I did a bunch of research and decided to splurge on the micro mini. So far so good. He has some coordination and strength issues so it is taking some time for him to figure it out, But he likes it and I like that it is so low to the ground and steers by leaning instead of turning the handle bars. I do not think he would be able to maneuver a scooter that steers by turning the handle bars. The shipping was free and it arrived in just 2 days. He can ride it approximately 5 blocks away and back.. He is increasing this distance weekly. It appears to ride quite smoothly and I would definitely recommend this scooter.
Great product!
Posted on 6/30/14
My goddaughter loves it!
// Seattle, WA
Great for little kids!
Posted on 6/29/14
Our daughter is 2 years old and very small for her age. We got the mini micro, because she is still a little too short for her balance bike. The size is perfect for her and it's so light she can carry it herself and move it around with ease. We chose the mini figuring by the time she reaches the weight limit (she's currently <25lbs), she won't want a 3 wheel scooter anymore.
// Chicago, IL
2 Year old birthday gift
Posted on 6/26/14
We gave our son the mini micro for his 2nd birthday and within minutes he was zooming around the house. He loves it! It feels stable and intuitive. Glad I got the mini micro!
Josh B
// Chicago
My 2 year old loves it!
Posted on 6/23/14
Our neighbor had the mini micro scooter, and my 2+ year old thought it was the coolest thing he'd ever seen. We got him one, and he rides it every day. Another neighbor came out and their 3 year old loved it, and now they have one too. We have 3 and under scooter gang cruising up and down the sidewalks terrorizing the neighborhood...in the best possible way. They're all having so much fun. (Just be sure to get them helmets!!)
Best purchase ever!!
Posted on 6/13/14
Cannot express how much my now 4 yr old loves this scooter! He got the mini for his 2nd birthday and was able to ride immediately and now at 4 he can do "tricks" and ride like a complete pro (which amazes people). This will be his last summer on the mini and then passing onto little sister abs getting the maxi for Christmas. My only complaint is my son has no interest in learning to ride a bike because he always just wants the scooter.
// New York, New York
Can't Stop!!!!
Posted on 6/11/14
My 22 month old will not stop! She has to have her scooter and her helmet on when we leave the house. She is a scooter freak. Now if only I can get her to learn how to turn she would be unstoppable. Thank you micro mini for bringing so much joy to my kid.
Chi Town Mama
// Chicago, IL
Easy to use
Posted on 6/10/14
My daughter is 2 1/2 years old and really wants to keep up with and use the same products as her older brother. The mini mirco class is great because she is learning so quickly and it is very easy for younger children to use. No assembly required which as a busy mom I LOVE! An acquaintance at the playground highly recommended this product because her 2 year old twins were able to use them so quickly and I totally agree.
Montclair dad
// Montclair, NJ
My daughter loves the pink mini micro classic
Posted on 6/6/14
So, we finally went ahead and bought little H her first scooter. She's only a 3, but it seemed like all the other young kids we saw had scooters, so we thought it was worth a chance. and... she loves it! It's light enough for her to pick up. And it rides smooth. We let her pick the color after watching a YouTube video - she chose pink, and that made it an easy sell -- she loves everything pink these days. She's actually getting pretty good at keeping her balance on it and then stopping. She usually wants her parents next to her, but this is one of those times when she tells us to sit on a park bench while she zips around the playground area. Hoping to get a lot of use out of this before we upgrade to the next bigger Micro.
Ralph Radar
Love the 3 wheelers
Posted on 2/14/14
Purchased for grandkids. Great fun & exercise.Have replaced wheels and brakes.Excellent product and service.Mini Micro outgrown and replaced with Maxi Micro. Grandkids still ride and enjoy their scooters. (Ages now: boy 12, girls 9 & 6). Quality and build well worth the price.
Best Scooters!
Posted on 2/14/14
I have 2 boys (almost 6 and 4) and your scooters have been their favorite toys for years! They started riding them when they were 2 years old and have been in love ever since. So well made, so easy to balance - we LOVE Micro Kickboard scooters!!
Vick Vick
Love it!
Posted on 2/14/14
We can't say enough about our love affair with Micro Kickboards! We are all addicted!
Best Scooters Ever!
Posted on 2/14/14
My daughter received another brand scooter for her second birthday and it was clunky and she wasfalling all over. We watched some kids zip by our house with ease on their scooters and I had to ask what kind they were. We went to our local toy store to get the scooter, and my daughter never went anywhere without her Mini Micro. We upgraded to the next size for Christmas now that she is 5 and used the first one for three years and it's still perfect. It is well worth the cost, the quality is exceptional and my daughter and I walk to stores, the park, wherever on her scooter! It does great over bumps or uneven pavement. I swear she will go to college on a scooter she loves it so much!!!
Scooter for Special Needs kids
Posted on 2/14/14
We needed a scooter that wouldn't bash our daughter's ankles and one that was easy enough to learn, and get good at. She has Autism and extreme anxiety so if she can't get on and go, she won't get on at all. She hopped on her Kickboard and off she went. She ROCKS on this scooter, and she feels good about herself doing tricks through the neighborhood. OH, and bonus? She is pretty darn good on a snowboard because her body knows how to turn. Love it. My four year old loves her Mini Micro as well, and can HAUL on it. Pretty impressive.
Big E
The proof is in the purchases
Posted on 2/14/14
Christmas 2012 saw my first Micro Kickboard purchase. In the last twelve months I have purchased TEN Kickboards - in all kinds of sizes. When our grandchildren visit they all bring their scooters with them so they can ride together. The three oldest are 5 years old and they can soar, but for that matter the 3year olds are pretty awesome as well. Our latest purchase was for their uncle so the world's greatest uncle can ride with them. Friends and neighbors have bought Micros after watching the happy troop as they ride. I've seen them being ridden by movie stars' kids in magazines......I wish people could see our group. Everyone would buy them in multiples (just like this grandma!)
Love these!
Posted on 2/14/14
We have a Mini Micro and a Maxi Micro and I love them and my kids love them. We're pretty laid back so indoor scootering occurs and these are great for both racing around the house and making a run to the coffee shop or around the lake. Best features are ease of maneuvering and replaceable parts, but that said, we haven't had to replace any parts yet and it's been 4 years.
Posted on 2/14/14
We started out with the Mini Micro for our toddler. He has gotten years of use out of it until he finally outgrew it at 5. So, we decided to upgrade to the Maxi, which is just as great as the Mini. They both provide durability, stability, and are really fun. I have a cheap scooter and cannot believe how inferior the quality is compared to his Micro scooter. I actually warn moms NOT to get the cheap brand (most popular model in box stores) because it is so unsafe and unstable for me-so I can't imagine how it would be for a toddler. Thanks for such a great product!
Great for the Whole Family
Posted on 2/14/14
I first bought the Mini Micro for my 3-year old daughter who was fearful of falling. The Mini Micro is so easy to learn to scoot with! The two front wheels gave her the confidence to scoot with more speed and it took her only a couple of days to ride. I also bought the Mini Micro 3 in 1 for my 15-month old son...people stop and stare because they can't believe a child this young can ride! They are so safe for young children and a definite confidence scooter. And of course they couldn't have all the fun, so I bought the Micro White for myself and I can scoot with my kids now..tons of fun!!
Mini Micro Aqua
Posted on 2/14/14
The best scooter ever!!! Sturdy, easy to use by little kids, very attractive!!! My kids love it.
Best Way to get around
Posted on 2/14/14
We LOVE the Mini and Maxi Micro scooters!! Best purchase we've made for our kids. We live close to an historic downtown city, and since the age of 2 our children have scooted as their main mode of transportation. We can take them everywhere, and also easily tote them on the trolley ride home when the little ones are tired. We've flown with them as well, from trips to Cape Cod, to trips to Santa Barbara; these scooters have been all over the USA! People ask us about them regularly, as they are amazed at how well, and how responsibly, our children navigate the sometimes busy sidewalks. Our nearly 4 year old will be receiving a new Maxi Micro for his birthday in a few short weeks, and I know he'll be thrilled to have a 'big' scooter like his sister. 5 stars all around!
Mini Micro/ Micro Balance Bike
Posted on 2/14/14
My son was 1.5-years old when he first saw the Mini Micro. He started to try our neighbor's Mini and fell in love with it. He got his orange Mini Micro at his 2y birthday, since then, he rides everywhere with his Mini and almost refuses to walk on his own. Somehow I think he needs to train his left leg more because he is scooting with his right leg. So we got him the Micro Balance Bike to help him work on both legs. He still loves his Mini because he can go really fast. And it's lightweight, easy to maneuver. We are looking forward to the Maxi when my son turns 5 next year. Our second son was always watching his older brother riding the Mini, so we wanted to give him the 3in1 a try when our younger son was 1. Unfortunately he doesn't like sitting on it but prefers standing like his brother. We ended up not buying the O bar and decided to wait until he is older when he can ride the Mini directly.
Tara Ziegler
Mini Micro
Posted on 2/14/14
My son loves his Mini Micro and prefers using it over his bike. I have had it for 2 years and for all the riding it has held up great.Time for the next model though. He is turning 6.
Colleen Connor
Love me, Love me not
Posted on 2/14/14
Hands down - the VERY BEST scooter on the market. Luckily my sister introduced us to it a number of years ago. She got a hand me down from a neighbor for her son. My daughter was riding the scooter before she was even 2!!! Now my children are 9, 6, 4 and all of them still ride around the neighborhood on them. I have also recommended the product to countless numbers of friends. Two of them even bought them as Christmas presents just this past year. A very high quality and durable product.
A ton of Fun!
Posted on 2/14/14
I bought my little guy his first scooter when he was 4....the Mini Micro....it was a fabulous experience...easy for him to learn to ride, glided like a dream, and he had a ton of fun. As he got older he chose the Micro White, and loves it every bit as he did with the Mini. I also enjoy riding it on the way home from the bus stop when he gets on the bus and to the bus stop when it is time to pick him up. I am thinking of getting myself one as well! :)
Sheri Udisky
Posted on 2/14/14
We have purchased one Mini Micro and three Maxi Micros for our grandchildren. They love the scooters and ride them everywhere. Micro Kickboard has a wonderful and safe product.
Peter Ashworth
Mix is awesome, Mini is less so.
Posted on 2/14/14
The Maxi is amazing. It's strong and the color is fade- resistant. The Mini is subpar because the foot board that was originally red has faded to an unappealing orange sort of color, and part of the foot board has chipped of at the front.
Starlet Angel
Love These!
Posted on 2/14/14
My kids love these scooters and they are very well made. I did a lot of research before buying them and it paid off. I especially love the intuitive steering. Wonderful investment.
We love this product!
Posted on 2/14/14
The mini micro is the perfect scoter for preschool children. My now 5 year old used it without difficulty (he now has a maxi micro) and my 2 year old is a CHAMP on it. We love the bright colors, the easy steering and easy to use brake. So much fun!
Laura Cross
Posted on 2/14/14
We love these scooters and tell all our friends and family about them!!!
The best scooter!!!
Posted on 2/14/14
My son was 3-years old when I ordered the Mini Micro. I read a few negative reviews on a popular name brand scooter that I was planning to order and one reviewer recommended the Micro Kickboard scooter over that brand. I have never been sorry I went with the Mini Micro! It is perfect! Great size, low to the ground, smooth ride. My son loved it so much that we got him the Maxi Micro for Christmas! It is so worth the price!
Son Loves His Scooter
Posted on 2/14/14
We got my son a Mini Micro when he turned 3 years old. He loved it then, and he easily picked up how to ride it. He rides it all over the place and at age 5 still loves his scooter. He's small for his age, but might soon be ready for a Maxi Micro.
Most Ergonomic
Posted on 2/14/14
Your scooters compared to standard scooters are like snowboarding is to skiing. The scooter becomes one with the child and my two year old was amazing.She had no problem keeping up with her 5-year old brother. We have purchased three other scooters since then. First one Maxi Micro then 2 Sprites. Love them all.
Abi and Nate
We Love our Micro Kickboard scooters
Posted on 2/14/14
Both Abi and Nate both have a Mini Micro scooter and LOVE them. They are 4 1/2 and 3 and they ride them all the time with great confidence and fun!!!! Thank you for such a great product!
My Son has gone through 2 of these!
Posted on 2/14/14
We found a beat up Mini Micro on the side of the road and my then 3 year old fell in love with it! He had trouble with all other scooters AND trikes but was a wizard on his scooter... ALWAYS riding it. He is now 4 1/2 and has a new one and still loves it. Soon we will be getting the Maxi!
Love is in the air!
Posted on 2/14/14
Our family absolutely loves the Micro Kickboard scooters! It is safe, durable and fun to ride on!
Love the Mini
Posted on 2/14/14
Very easy to ride, and it's safer than other product!
Amy F.
Very Happy
Posted on 2/14/14
Bought one for my 3 year old and then another later for my 2 year old with a shorter handle. He had been riding his older brother's. Couldn't be happier!
Good Fun!
Posted on 2/14/14
Overall, I'm pleased with this product. It is a smooth ride and both my 2 and 4 year old love it. It took a while for my 4 year old to master the back brake but she finally managed. The only negative is that the plastic piece in the front got cracked and broke off from the kids running into the wall. For the price, this front piece should be of a bit higher quality to withstand the antics of kids.
Posted on 2/14/14
I have to buy one more (Micro black) for my husband and we are all set!!!
Crystal G
Two Year Old Zooms
Posted on 2/14/14
My son can confidently zip around our neighborhood and at our local skate park.....super fun for us and makes me put on my running shoes! I would love an adult one! :)
Awesome Product
Posted on 2/14/14
My Kids Loved their scooter so much, like it is a chocolate.
Love It
Posted on 2/14/14
My 3-year old daughter loved it.


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Anime Series in Genre: "School"
Amagami SSGenres: Romance, School,
Black Rock Shooter OVAGenres: Action, Drama, School, Slice of Life,
Bungaku ShoujoGenres: Mystery, Drama, Romance, School,
Bungaku Shoujo MemoireGenres: Mystery, Drama, Romance, School,
Denpa teki na KanojoGenres: Mystery, School, Thriller,
Hourou MusukoGenres: Drama, School,
Ikkitousen Great GuardiansGenres: Action, Ecchi, Martial Arts, School, Super Power,
Ikkitousen: Xtreme XecutorGenres: Action, Ecchi, Martial Arts, School, Super Power,
K-ONGenres: Comedy, Music, School, Slice of Life,
Kaichou wa Maid-sama!Genres: Comedy, Romance, School, Shoujo,
Katekyo Hitman Reborn!Genres: Action, Comedy, School, Shounen,
Kimi ni TodokeGenres: Romance, School, Shoujo,
Kodomo no Jikan 2nd TermGenres: Comedy, Ecchi, School,
Kyou no Go no NiGenres: Comedy, Ecchi, Romance, School,
La Corda D'Oro secondo passoGenres: Music, School, Shoujo,
Lucky StarGenres: Comedy, Parody, School, Slice of Life,
Macademi WAsshoiGenres: Comedy, Ecchi, Fantasy, Romance, School, Supernatural,
Maria-sama ga Miteru 4thGenres: School, Shoujo, Shoujo Ai, Slice of Life,
Megane na KanojoGenres: Comedy, Romance, School, Shounen,
Meguriau SekaiGenres: Romance, School,
Princess Lover!Genres: Comedy, Ecchi, School, Harem,
Quiz Magic AcademyGenres: Comedy, Ecchi, Magic, School,
SakiGenres: Clubs, School, High School,
Sasameki KotoGenres: Comedy, Romance, School, Shoujo Ai,
School DaysGenres: School, Drama, Harem,
Seikimatsu Occult GakuinGenres: Comedy, Mystery, School, Sci-Fi, Supernatural,
Seitokai no IchizonGenres: Comedy, Parody, School, Harem,
Seitokai YakuindomoGenres: Comedy, School, Shounen,
Shakugan no ShanaGenres: Action, Comedy, Fantasy, Romance, School, Super Power, Supernatural,
Shugo Chara Party!Genres: Comedy, Magic, School, Shoujo,
Shugo Chara!! DokiGenres: Comedy, Magic, School, Shoujo,
Strawberry PanicGenres: Drama, Romance, School, Yuri,
Taishou Yakyuu MusumeGenres: School, Sports,
TamayuraGenres: Slice of Life, School,
Telepathy Shoujo RanGenres: Fantasy, School,
Kyou, Koi wo HajimemasuGenres: Romance, School, Shoujo,
Tokimeki MemorialGenres: Comedy, Romance, School,
ToradoraGenres: Comedy, Romance, School, Slice of Life,
Winter SonataGenres: Drama, Romance, School,
Yumeiro PatissiereGenres: Kids, School, Shoujo,
Zan Sayonara Zetsubou SenseiGenres: Comedy, Parody, School,


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Which celebrities you think will most likely eventually come out?
Which celebrities you know will never come out?
Which celebrities you think will most likely eventually come out?
Which celebrities you know will never come out?
Last edited by Marco Sensual; April 11th, 2013 at 09:01 PM.
taylor launter
lautner is too fem and wont be able to pull off the 'closet' for long....love him
david henrie will probably never come out until hes photographed with another dude....love him 2
for sure Taylor Launter will come out. I think Payton Manning is gonna be coming out soon too. I cant wait for that.
why not just call the thread, 'A Declaration of War' that's what generally happens with these threads...
I also think that Taylor Launter might eventually come out.If the rumour about Ryan Gosling being bi is true,i think Ryan Gosling might eventually come out.But,only later in his career.
Zac Efron also might come out only later in his career.I dont think he will come out anytime soon.
Actors who will never come out.
Tom Cruise is the ultimate closet case.Theres no way he will ever come out.Hollywood will also make sure that he stay deep in the closet.
It might be surprising but,i dont think John Travolta will ever come out.I used to think he would come out.But,he is very closeted.His scientology thing is against gay men.So,he might stand on his scientology to not piss them off.
Leonardo Dicaprio is a wild card.He might never come out.If he come out,it will be when he will be older and almost retiring.
Theres so much gay celebrities in the closet.They really have to get out of the closet.Gay celebrities should know how important this is to come out as celebrities.
Can celebrities be that insecure about their career?
Last edited by Marco Sensual; April 12th, 2013 at 06:45 PM.
I think those who will eventually come out include
Ian Somerhalder
James Franco
Taylor Lautner
Jake G
Henry Cavill
Bradley Cooper (eventually will come out as bi)
Wentworth Miller
Those who will never come out include
Tom Cruise
John Travolta
LL Cool J
Will Smith
Eddie Murphy
Jeremy Piven
Bruce Willis
Leo (bi sexual)
Franco- maybe comes out as bi...never got that feeling about Cavill or Cooper (that either are gay or even bi)
I think Tom Daley will eventually - its pretty obvious and he's in a career that has capped longevity unlike acting/music something like that. He's also young and probably figuring things out still.
he's denied it sooo many times, when he does- he better not get a Pride Parade!!!!!
I'm still waiting for Richard Simmons to officially come out but I think like Ed Kotch, Simmons will be passively out till his grave.
Tom Cruise's ghost will be suing people for saying he's gay long after he's dead.
I think you're thinking about that guy from The Hobit and one of the gods Movie- following Henry since the Tudors- never heard any gay rumors- if there were any- SERIOUSLY doubt he would have been cast as Superman- the ultimate American hero- NO WAY!!!! If you heard rumors- I'm sure the studio/casting of that would have, too- if any out there...never heard he EVER lived in NYC- always in London mostly.
Luke Evans? Did he ever live in NYC? (I know he was in London when he gave his "out and proud" interview to the Advocate, which it seems utterly ridiculous to go back on afterwards...)
I pray everyday that Zac Efron was gay! I think he's going to come out in the nearest future.
Taylor Lautner. And possibly Bradley Cooper.
Last edited by paintact; April 22nd, 2013 at 04:29 AM.
I think some will go the Jodie Foster route. Just live their life "privately"...then give some ambiguous speech kind of confirming, but not...but by then, most of us will have figured it out anyway.
Those who will -
90% of One Direction (just you wait...)
Taylor Lautner
Others that won't ... the hardcore Christian types in Hollywood -
90210's Matt Lanter
a few others I can't think of right at the moment...
Last edited by paintact; April 22nd, 2013 at 04:34 AM.