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Just what I needed! I had a bilge pump already in my boat but it wasn't automatic. A neighbor has one of these and has used it for several years with no problems. Got mine in just before several days of rain and no worries of having to go to the boat to turn the pump on now. Worked great. April 1, 2013
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Details:Can you hear it when it comes on to check for water? It would drive me insane if I could hear it at all when I'm out fishing. Even if just for 1 second. Every 2.5 minutes would make me want to tear it out and pitch into the lake. In my case it would be exposed as opposed to in an enclosed compartment like on a larger boat.
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Drain on battery?
Details:With it coming on so frequently, is battery drain a concern over extended idle periods ( 2 - 3 weeks). I just have a small boat and this would be running off my starting battery.
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A:I have only left mine on "auto" for a week and I have not had any problems. Personally from a bad past experience I would highly recommend 2 batteries if you use a trolling motor much at all. Being stranded is no fun.
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A:Power use in the checking mode is minimal. Thank you!
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Details:i would rather mount off the angle brace than mount to bottom of boat. is this able to be done
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A:no must be mounted upright to place impeller in the bilge water
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A:the same as the standard rule 500gph bilge pump dont know exact measurements, it snapped into the old stardard Rule base
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Weight 11 (oz)
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With all the snowing finally over (please, Lord!), that other pesky form of precipitation is just getting started putting a damper on things. We took a rain check, so to speak, on the season's best umbrellas, spending hours in the wind tunnel around the Hancock Tower and enduring strolls in bone-chilling drizzles. In testing more than a dozen models, we graded performance on a scale of 1 (poor) to 4 (excellent), based on how sturdy the umbrella was in the face of strong gusts, and how dry it kept us. And after tallying the results, we found five that performed well enough across the board to earn the Connoisseur seal of approval.
MOST FASHIONABLE Wingspan 36 inches
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Weight 12.2 ounces
Length closed 31 inches
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Wind resistance 3 out of 4
Rain resistance 4 out of 4
Wingspan 36 inches
The Hayden-Harnett is light and sturdy enough, but scores extra points in the style department thanks to its vintage bell shape and upbeat yellow and blue print. It's also versatile: If a dangerous situation were to arise, that extra-pointy tip could easily double as a weapon. $23, Target, 550 Arsenal St.,
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Weight 8.2 ounces
Length closed 12 inches
Length open 24 inches
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Rain resistance 2
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REI's travel umbrella is large enough to fit both you and a kid or two underneath, while its affordable price means that it's not a tragedy if you leave it at the park by mistake. Note: The two-panel flexible canopy that makes this one aces in a stiff breeze also allows some drops through in a deluge. $34.50, REI, 401 Park Dr., Boston, 617-236-0746, and other locations, rei.com.
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Weight 17 ounces
Length closed 35 inches
Length open Same
Auto open/close? Yes/no
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Wind resistance 3
Rain resistance 4
Wingspan 48 inches
This handy-dandy hardware store pickup has an aesthetic that's similar the Longchamp's, and almost identical measurements, but offers easier opening and a fractional price tag. $25, Economy Hardware, 219 Massachusetts Ave., Boston, 617-536-4280, citylivingstores.com.
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Brown added midfielder Michael West to his squad at the start of the year but it's been a tale of frustration since then.
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Talks with rivals clubs, agents and players have so far proved fruitless and Brown is looking forward to giving the Fleet's Skrill South promotion push his full attention again.
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The charge to the committee and the principal aim of this report is to provide perspective and guidance to the PD&R about current and future GIS research and applications and to provide strategic direction for HUD. Since HUD does not operate in isolation, the committee also considered the network of people who use HUD's data for policy and research purposes. This group includes professors and students at colleges and universities, policy makers and analysts working for local governments, HUD program managers and research scientists, and neighborhood leaders and residents employed by community-based organizations. The committee heard presentations from and interviewed representatives from public, non-profit, and private sector groups at the national, state, and local levels (Appendices B and C). In addition, committee deliberations were informed by contributions from a wide variety of participants (Appendix A) in a workshop held at the National Academies on April 25-27, 2001 (Appendix B).
Chapter 2 discusses HUD's responsibility for providing accurate and relevant data on urban and community issues and identifies the development of national urban framework data layers as an appropriate goal for the agency. Chapter 3 examines programs and tools for disseminating information to a range of clients and partners in urban and housing policy arenas. Chapter 4 outlines a research agenda for PD&R that can support HUD's mission. Chapter 5 discusses the role of partnerships for carrying out research and providing information for urban and community planning in the United States and abroad. The committee's conclusions and recommendations to HUD for its urban and housing data and research agenda are detailed throughout the chapters.


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Do it then teach it: learning from and building on experience
We explored where to start building a scenario and Ken unpacks the seven basic building blocks of good experience design
- Learning objectives: how objectives tie to the scorecard what we are trying to capture in the scenarios
- Settings: From the boundaries, we need to create the setting. Ken visits the dynamics of reality TV and how people respond.
- Characters: we talk about stakeholders
- Plot: What is the story driven by the experience. Ken describes the plot as an apprenticeship in 30-45 minutes and interesting perspective.
- Scorecard: Ken explains this important part of experience design. He introduces the idea of learned helplessness and suggests we have forgotten how to win
- Decision Alternatives: We discuss the importance of building important decision alternatives and how they help the learner to critically think.
- Branching: This links the choices and propels the story.
The next question exploded into a really important discussion which we realized was the making of it's own episode. It was about how to build collaboration into the modules and then manage that process.
The final subject for this episode was about moving beyond the decision tree. Ken surprised me by saying that when designing simulations, the decision tree becomes a key stumbling block and often leads to a poor result. This was an important "ah aha" for me as I thought it was an integral step in planning the story. Listen to how he explains it can be avoided and please ask any questions in the comment area below and Ken will answer them.
In the next podcast episode with Ken we will talk about how you can get started developing a Simulation. We will give you a six step practical framework and provide a Job Aid for Scenario and Simulation Authoring, which will be very helpful in managing your experience design projects. Please subscribe and check it out when published.
Also you will learn much from the YouTube embedded webcast below. It is a recording of a webinar Ken gave recently called "Why Smart People Make Not Smart Decisions". In it Ken speaks about critical thinking and two ends of a spectrum "mindfulness and mindlessness" and how scenarios encourage mindfulness.
Online Resources
- Scenario-Based E-Learning: Ken Spero, ASTD INFOline series Oct 2012
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- Learning's Hierarchy of Tools: Addressing Transactional Need Through Experiential Simulation: In this article Ken talks about a model he calls "Learning's Hierarchy of Tools and models it on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs … well worth a read
- Three Keys to Designing Good Scenarios: This is a short article but touches on three important tips for designing good scenarios
- ASTD Philadelphia E-Learning SIG Presentation Capturing and Deploying Experience Through Simulations with Ken Spero: This was a presentation Ken made at the ASTD in Philadelphia on Thu Sept 20th 2012. There are a good set of PowerPoint slides here for downloading.
Images are not Illustrations they are ILMs
Learning is all about the students. Teachers need to move along a Continuum of Shift. They need to move from content-centred teaching to activity-centred and from teacher-centred to student-centred. 21st century teaching is about interactivity and student engagement.
I have been working with two colleagues here at the University of Adelaide, Ms Sophie Karanicholas and Ms Cathy Snelling who are prize winning teachers in Oral Health. Sophie and Cathy do some creative and different pedagogy which usually takes place in an on-campus coffee shop …. my sort of classroom. Students have to create posters or illustrations to interpret an aspect of biology or a concept of their discipline. When they first started doing this a few years ago, they put this student work up on the walls near their office and some other colleagues asked them to take them down as they were unprofessional….. they just didn't get it! These posters are all about engagement and the student experience, they are where the learning takes place.
I have included above a photo of a recent poster and from the course blog a student says:
"I am so proud of us girls!! From having a very basic understanding of what a cytoskelaton is to knowing it's function, the elements involved and their structure and function! I think the posters were a great idea. We needed to research the topic ourselves and we had a chance to talk and discuss it over with each other which gave me a much better understanding of the cytoskelaton! It's a good feeling not just text book learning but having a hands on way to learn and actually understand what you have learnt and therefore I am actually going to remember it! I'm very proud of our teamwork in this poster and really happy with the way it turned out and our presentation :)"
Thanks to some Apple Distinguished Educator colleagues, I have just discovered Thinglink a slick new way of turning images into Interactive Learning Modules (ILMs) or objects. ThingLink's exclusive Rich Media Tags feature popular media players and apps from YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud, Google Maps, Spotify, Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Amazon, eBay, BestBuy, iTunes, Etsy, Mailchimp and FanBridge.
The possibilities for teachers wanting to use images as interactive content is exciting and I know Sophie and Cathy will dive on this to take the posters to new online heights of interactive student engagement . If you are interested in using Thinglink for learning and teaching, then please contact me using the email link at the bottom of this blog page, as there is a significant educational discount available.
Student Mentoring Unpacked
Can we do this using elearning?
One of the highlights of our visit to Bethany International was meeting Carol Freeman, Dean of Student Mentoring. Carol explained the school's mentoring program that all students participate in as they move through their undergraduate experience. It's really intense as you will hear in the podcast episode. The result is a truly transformational experience for the student. Their hearts as well as their heads are being seriously impacted.
The question for me as a learning designer using elearning methods and technologies is: "How do we impact the virtual student at the heart level so that values are informed along with knowledge and skill development? What do you think – please add your comments below?
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Sara Chase recently reset her job search strategy, so she's not very far along heading toward her graduation from Chippewa Valley Technical College (CVTC) next month. Still, the Marketing Management program student is cautiously optimistic about the outlook. That's something she shares with many of the students who attended the Spring Career Fair that took place across four facilities at the CVTC Eau Claire campuses Wednesday.Chase had been looking for work around her home area of Ashland. "I decided to stay in Eau Claire," she says. "I just started looking here."But she feels she's positioned herself well for a job search. She's the director of student activities for the CVTC Student Government Association and has been highly successful in DECA competitions. That kind of extra-curricular involvement usually impresses employers, and Chase is confident there's something out there for her, if she can find it."I'm trying to figure out where to find the jobs. I think I can sell myself, but I keep hearing over and over that it's all about networking," she says.Sam Schlinsog is not cautiously, but wildly optimistic about his chance of finding work in the information technology field. He's still a year out from graduation, but not worried at all about life after that."I'm very confident, especially for information technology programs. I will have no problem finding work in the IT field, even with what I know now," he says.In fact, he's already working in the field, self-employed taking in computer repair work. "There's no shortage of people who need their computers fixed."Schlinsog is confident enough that he's already looking to specialize, in the web design field.That kind of optimism stands in contrast to the mood a few years ago, when economic crisis was upon the nation and it seemed no one was hiring."It seems like stuff is available to us now. It's good to know that the employers believe in the education we're getting," says Dustin Steinbrecher, a Business Management program student with a year of studies remaining. "There are so many opportunities available; I want to see what's out there."Of course, some fields have greater opportunities than others. Students in the Welding program found they were not looking for jobs so much as they were being recruited at the Career Fair at the CVTC Manufacturing Education Center. That's how great the demand is for welders.At the CVTC Emergency Services Education Center, law enforcement students found opportunities in area agencies, though they may have to work their way into what they really want."I'd like to be a county patrol officer," says Ken Bates of Barron, a student at Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College in Rice Lake, who came to CVTC for the Career Fair. "I might have to start off as an officer in a smaller police department, or at a jail."Tom Overland is actively looking for law enforcement work and is focused in on where he wants to be. He was speaking with a representative of the River Falls Police Department. Overland is in the reserve program in that department now."I'm really hoping they can open up the doors for me," he says.The Career Fair drew 32 businesses registering for tables at the CVTC Business Education Center, with another 30 at the Manufacturing Education Center. CVTC hosts career fairs in both the fall and spring.
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Happy Friday everyone. I hope everyone else is as excited for the weekend as I am, especially those heading to the Diggerland parks. I hope you all have a fantastic time, don't forget to Tweet or Facebook us some photos. We do love seeing you guys having so fun at Diggerland.
A popular subject of conversation at the moment is the weather. It is nearly June, is it summer yet? We seem to have experienced more rain that sun the last month month, but I have found myself commenting on the fact the sun is out, more and more recently. Especially after spending a few hours in Hyde Park last saturday-Yes I got a bit of a tan!! So hopefully summer will be here to stay very soon.
At Head Office we are preparing for the Half term and the Jubilee Weekend, where we will be open all week from 10am-5pm, which has flown around and only a week away now! It has been an eventful few weeks, I feel like I have settled in now, and I have been enjoying interacting with you all on Facebook and Twitter, I am now working on Instagram and Pin Interest too-so look out for Diggerland taking over the Social Network World!
One of the highlights was tweeting with Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes after Eamonn tweeted that he'd love to buy a little field and a JCB so he can dig holes-many grown mans dream by the sound of it! Hopefully we will see both Ruth and Eamonn at Diggerland very soon.
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If you are a close family member or friend of someone experiencing MCI you may be wondering what you can do to assist that person. You may also be looking for some guidance in managing how your life has been impacted by the changes you have noticed in your MCI relative.
Family members tell us they notice a number of changes in their relative with MCI, including:
- The need for extra support with managing some activities the person with MCI formerly handled on his or her own, such as doing the taxes, organizing vacation arrangements, or taking care of the logistics associated with home renovations. In a previous posting on this blog we discussed that by definition there is no marked decline in functional abilities in MCI; however there can be subtle changes, such as experiencing difficulties with managing activities that require complex planning.
- An increase in everyday memory slips.
- The presence of mild mood changes like increased irritability, low mood, and withdrawal from participating in former pastimes.
These changes can have a negative influence on your well-being that are similar in spirit, although not as severe, as the symptoms of caregiver burden experienced by family carers of a relative with dementia. Indeed, research shows that family members with an MCI relative report experiencing more symptoms associated with depression and anxiety as compared to same aged peers who do not have a close relative experiencing cognitive decline. In our clinical practice, these negative effects on family are commonly associated with the following types of concerns:


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DescriptionThe world famous Harlem Globetrotters have been thrilling families and millions of fans for 88 years, all the while innovating the game in exciting new ways. Last year, the Globetrotters did something unparalleled in the history of sports and entertainment, letting fans vote on new rules to be used in actual games. It was so much fun, we are doing it again, and there are cool new rules to choose from on our 2014 "Fans Rule" World Tour:
Hot Hand Jersey – A player wearing this jersey gets double the points when scoring.
Make or Miss – The quarter starts with 2 players on each team. When a team scores, a teammate may enter the court. When they miss, a teammate must leave the court.
Trick Shot Challenge – The team's challenge each other to make trick shots, with 5 points awarded to a team the makes a trick shot, and 5 points given to the opposition if the shot is missed.
Take your kids to http://www.harlemglobetrotters.com/rule to vote for their favorite, craziest rule. Then, get your tickets to the game, where you will see the winning rules put into live action.


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Tempe voters will elect a new mayor Tuesday following a mudslinging, divisive battle that Michael Monti and Mark Mitchell have waged in their bids for office.
Voters will also select a City Council candidate, but the mayoral race has been a much more high profile affair since Mitchell and Monti emerged from March's primary election in a virtual tie.
On the issues, the two are split on a $130 million streetcar proposal on Mill Avenue.
Monti, a restaurant owner in his first political campaign, supports the plan to help promote businesses along the track. Three-term Councilman Mitchell said he can't support the project now because the city may not be able to afford its operating cost.
They've outlined competing plans for the city's budget and economic development initiatives.
Monti has promoted a study of building a beach and swimming area within Tempe Town Lake. He has called for smaller government and rewarding city employees who identify significant spending cuts. He argues that Tempe can attract more businesses by minimizing regulations.
Mitchell wants to work with the business community and other cities on economic development initiatives. He has promoted a convention center downtown that would be a regional attraction.
Monti has criticized the convention proposal, saying no cost or funding source has been identified.
Both men are sons of prominent Tempeans: Monti's father founded the landmark Monti's La Casa Vieja that Michael now runs, while Mitchells' father was a longtime high school history teacher who became mayor and later served in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Both candidates and their supporters have veered into negative campaigning as the election has neared. Mitchell has been attacked for working at a business that failed during the recession, while Monti has come under fire for running two restaurants that failed and liens placed against his business.
Mitchell has recently been accused of sexual misconduct nearly 30 years ago when he was a minor, which he denies and considers a dirty political trick that's the work of Monti's campaign. Monti denies that his campaign raised the issue.
Monti is endorsed by outgoing Mayor Hugh Hallman, while Mitchell has the backing of Hallman's predecessor, Neil Giuliano.
The election includes a City Council position sought by Dick Foreman and Kolby Granville.
Foreman is the director of corporate public affairs at Southwest Gas and a former member of the Tempe Union High School District governing board. He has promoted streamlining government processes to make it easier for businesses to operate in the city. Foreman joined Monti in supporting the Town Lake beach and swimming area proposal.
Granville is an attorney who served on the Municipal Arts Commission when the Tempe Center for the Arts was being developed. He's promoted keeping taxes low to attract businesses.
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Helga Davis is a principle actor in the 25th anniversary re-staging of Robert Wilson and Philip Glass's seminal work Einstein on the Beach. In 2012, Ms. Davis appeared twice in the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Next Wave Festival, in both Einstein on the Beach and Maya Beiser's Elsewhere with music by Missy Mazzoil.
She will have her second appearance at the Barbican in 2012 when she returns in May to star in an opera written for her by Paola Prestini, Oceanic Verses, with libretto by Donna DiNovelli and video by Ali Houssani (Voom Portraits, Robert Wilson). After London, Ms. Davis will travel in the summer of 2013 to Antwerp and Hamburg to work on a new opera by Shara Worden (My Brightest Diamond) with libretto by Andrew Ondrejcak.
Fri, Sept. 12 | Experience the Pulitzer Prize winner's expansive work in this exclusive event, featuring engulfing surround-sound, just as the composer meant for it to be heard.
Kronos Quartet, one of the most renowned and influential new-music groups of our time, celebrated its 40th anniversary with an exclusive evening of music and conversation in The Greene Space on March 24.
One of the most renowned and influential new-music groups of our time celebrates 40 years with an exclusive evening of music and conversation. Watch a live video webcast at 7:30pm ET.
It was an evening of music and mind during a live event in The Greene Space on Tuesday, February 4.
New Tech City's Manoush Zomorodi and Q2 Music's Helga Davis talked tech, music and the brain with iconic performance artist, composer and musician Laurie Anderson, Mary Farbood, Assistant Professor in the Music Technology program at New York University, and Mari Kimura, Director of the Future Music Lab at the Atlantic Music Festival and an instructor at Juilliard.
Join Q2 Music's Helga Davis and New Tech City's Manoush Zomorodi for an evening of music and mind. With iconic performance artist, composer and musician Laurie Anderson and Mary Farbood, assistant professor in the Music Technology program at New York University. Watch the live video webcast here at 7pm ET!
Fri, Jan. 31 | Q2 Music presents Brooklyn-based indie trio Hospitality, teamed up with the new-music wunderkinds Face the Music, to kick off the 2014 Ecstatic Music Festival. Watch a live video webcast of this sold-out show at 7pm ET.
Donal Fox is an internationally acclaimed pianist, composer and improviser known for his striking musical collages that blend elements of jazz, Latin and classical.
The Cuban piano master joins us for a two-part evening. Accompanied by a 14-piece Latin jazz band, he pays homage to his late grandfather's music from the Tropicana of the '40s and '50s and performs his own energetic blend of music. Watch on-demand video of both shows here.
Hear bold new vocal styles from New York and Africa, featuring Helga Davis and Netsayi with Black Pressure. Presented in partnership with Original Music Workshop. Watch on-demand video of the performance now.
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Our individual journeys began over 30-some years ago, but our journey together began in 1995. Little did we know then that our relationship was the work of the Lord. Since that fateful day, we have supported and inspired one another on our walk with God, and hope to help others along their way, as well. This blog shares some of our prayers, milestones, and notes to help reinforce God's messages to us and guide us on our journey home.
Saturday, March 02, 2013
And another angel goes to heaven
Last month, my grandmother's sister lost her battle with cancer. She lived a long and wonderful life, but we will miss her dearly. She left quite a mark in our hearts with her motherly ways and nurturing spirit, and we will always remember her.
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Cartoon: Statin Overexposure?
With the new guidelines for prescribing cholesterol-lowering medications, I've been wondering if perhaps we're becoming overexposed to these drugs?
With the new guidelines for prescribing cholesterol-lowering medications, I've been wondering if perhaps we're becoming overexposed to these drugs?
This is the best explanation I've ever seen. Please go to the cartoonist's website for more.
Lest the students out there get disillusioned, it is probably a good idea to be upfront about the reality of being a doctor:
Maybe it's not always this bad, but in the ER there is a real ring of truth to this.
From the marvelous Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
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An SPM member emailed this, with the playful subject line "A New e-Patient":
(Click the image to go to the high-res on the comic's site; © Copyright 2011 King Features Syndicate, all rights reserved.)
Funny comic, but it's a common misconception that "e-patient" = anyone who googles (or bings, or webmd's, or…). Wrong. E-patients are empowered, engaged, educated etc – not mindless, and not likely to freak out at the first thing they read.
When you search Read more »
*This blog post was originally published at e-Patients.net*
I am proud to be a part of the American Resident Project an initiative that promotes the writing of medical students residents and new physicians as they explore ideas for transforming American health care delivery. I recently had the opportunity to interview three of the writing fellows about how to…
It s no secret that most physicians are unhappy with the way things are going in healthcare. Surveys report high levels of job dissatisfaction burn out and even suicide. In fact some believe that up to a third of the US physician work force is planning to leave the profession…
Richmond, VA – In an effort to simplify inpatient medical billing, one area hospitalist group has determined that "altered mental status" (ICD-9 780.97) is the most efficient code for use in any patient work up.
"When you enter a hospital, you're bound to have some kind of mental status change," said Dr. Fishbinder, co-partner of Area Hospitalists, PLLC. "Whether it's confusion about where your room is located in relationship to the visitor's parking structure, frustration with being woken up every hour or two to check your vital signs, or just plain old fatigue from being sick, you are not thinking as clearly as before you were admitted. And that's all the justification we need to order anything from drug and toxin screens, to blood cultures, brain MRIs, tagged red blood cell nuclear scans, or cardiac Holter monitoring. There really is no limit to what we can pursue with our tests."
Common causes of mental status changes in the elderly include medicine-induced cognitive side effects, disorientation due to disruption in daily routines, age-related memory impairment, and urinary tract infections.
"The urinalysis is not a very exciting medical test," stated Dr. Fishbinder. "It doesn't matter that it's cheap, fast, and most likely to provide an explanation for strange behavior in hospitalized patients. It's really not as elegant as the testing involved in a chronic anemia or metabolic encephalopathy work up. I keep it in my back pocket in case all other tests are negative, including brain MRIs and PET scans."
Nursing staff at Richmond Medical Hospital report that efforts to inform hospitalists about foul smelling urine have generally fallen on deaf ears. "I have tried to tell the hospitalists about cloudy or bloody urine that I see in patients who are undergoing extensive work ups for mental status changes," reports nurse Sandy Anderson. "But they insist that 'all urine smells bad' and it's really more of a red herring."
Another nurse reports that delay in diagnosing urinary tract infections (while patients are scheduled for brain MRIs, nuclear scans, and biopsies) can lead to worsening symptoms which accelerate and expand testing. "Some of my patients are transferred to the ICU during the altered mental status work up," states nurse Anita Misra. "The doctors seem to be very excited about the additional technology available to them in the intensive care setting. Between the central line placement, arterial blood gasses, and vast array of IV fluid and medication options, urosepsis is really an excellent entré into a whole new level of care."
"As far as medicine-induced mental status changes are concerned," added Dr. Fishbinder, "We've never seen a single case in the past 10 years. Today's patients are incredibly resilient and can tolerate mixes of opioids, anti-depressants, anti-histamines, and benzodiazepines without any difficulty. We know this because most patients have been prescribed these cocktails and have been taking them for years."
Patient family members have expressed gratitude for Dr. Fishbinder's diagnostic process, and report that they are very pleased that he is doing everything in his power to "get to the bottom" of why their loved one isn't as sharp as they used to be.
"I thought my mom was acting strange ever since she started taking stronger pain medicine for her arthritis," says Nelly Hurtong, the daughter of one of Dr. Fishbinder's inpatients. "But now I see that there are deeper reasons for her 'altered mental status' thanks to the brain MRI that showed some mild generalized atrophy."
Hospital administrators praise Dr. Fishbinder as one of their top physicians. "He will do whatever it takes to figure out the true cause of patients' cognitive impairments." Says CEO, Daniel Griffiths. "And not only is that good medicine, it is great for our Press Ganey scores and our bottom line."
As for the nursing staff, Griffiths offered a less glowing review. "It's unfortunate that our nurses seem preoccupied with urine testing and medication reconciliation. I think it might be time for us to mandate further training to help them appreciate more of the medical nuances inherent in quality patient care."
Dr. Fishbinder is in the process of creating a half-day seminar on 'altered mental status in the inpatient setting,' offering CME credits to physicians who enroll. Richmond Medical Hospital intends to sponsor Dr. Fishbinder's course, and franchise it to other hospitals in the state, and ultimately nationally.
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The Spirit Of The Place: Samuel Shem's New Book May Depress You
When I was in medical school I read Samuel Shem s House Of God as a right of passage. At the time I found it to be a cynical yet eerily accurate portrayal of the underbelly of academic medicine. I gained comfort from its gallows humor and it made me…
Eat To Save Your Life: Another Half-True Diet Book
I am hesitant to review diet books because they are so often a tangled mess of fact and fiction. Teasing out their truth from falsehood is about as exhausting as delousing a long-haired elementary school student. However after being approached by the authors' PR agency with the promise of a…
Unaccountable: A Book About The Underbelly Of Hospital Care
I met Dr. Marty Makary over lunch at Founding Farmers restaurant in DC about three years ago. We had an animated conversation about hospital safety the potential contribution of checklists to reducing medical errors and his upcoming book about the need for more transparency in the healthcare system. Marty was…


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HELLO: Good morning everyone, and welcome to Get Hampshire's coverage of day two of Farnborough International Airshow 2014.
After yesterday's scorcher, the clouds have set in and we look set for an overcast - if stuffy - day on the tarmac.
Our live blog will be running throughout today's proceedings, which will feature appearances from the Airbus A380, the Supermarine Spitfire and, of course, the Red Arrows.
After a week of spectacular action in the skies, Farnborough's biennial celebration of its aerial heritage comes to a close this afternoon - so let's hope the action lives up to the billing.
RECAP: A big thank-you to our reporters Pete Bryant and Henry Bodkin who put in a terrific shift yesterday to bring you everything from day one. You can read their recap of the day here.
The Red Arrows were a huge draw late in the afternoon and their aerobatics went down a storm with the thousands of punters at the show.
LEADEN OVERHEAD: It's a right old pea souper here at Farnborough today. The majestic sunshine and glorious blue skies have been replaced with grey clouds and a cool breeze.
Here's a quick video of an early arriver at the show this morning, making a calm descent and landing safe and sound. Top job.
ON THE BILL: So what's in store for the crowds piling into the show today?
Well, the Red Barrons will be kicking things off at 12.15pm, followed by the tremendous Breitling Wingwalkers at 12.44pm.
The monolithic Airbus A380 will grumble off the runway and into the skies at around 1.25pm while the famous vertical launching Harrier will blast off at 3.24pm.
At 4pm, expect dazzling dives and colourful choreography from the Red Arrows and finally, the Supermarine Spitfire at 5.20pm. Marvellous.
VULCAN: Thank-you to The Railway Cop for this stunning shot of the Avro Vulcan from yesterday's display. The Vulcan will be back in the skies at 2.30pm today.
@FIAFarnborough @XH558 - the noise was incredible. some of my pics of the day! #FIA14 pic.twitter.com/SLo9q5WxeZ— The Railway Cop (@RailwayCop) July 20, 2014
PICS: Our photographers put in a shift yesterday to produce a gallery of stunning pictures from yesterday's events. You can take a peek at the best of the bunch here.
Here's a sneak preview of one of the best as the Red Arrows took to the sky.
SNAP HAPPY: Our reporter Steve Lloyd has just popped out into the throng armed with a camera to get a few shots of the people who make the Farnborough Air Show what it is.
Here's how things were looking yesterday, busy busy busy!
Keep an eye on our @GetHampshire Twitter feed today for updates from across the site where there are nearly 30 displays coming up, starting with the Red Barrons at 12.15pm.
PEEPS: Steve's out in the thick of it at the moment, getting a handle on who's shelled out to come along today.
It will be a long wait for some pic.twitter.com/OoV3jJtagO— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
LIFT OFF: We're just a few minutes away from our first display of the day, which will see the fearsome Red Barrons boss the skies over Farnborough.
Remember, you can get in touch by tweeting us via @GetHampshire
AIRBUS: Here's a great shot of Lizzie with the lumbering Airbus A380, which will be taking off in just over an hour at 1.28pm. It's a monster.
In my element with the Airbus A380 F-WWOW #FIA14 pic.twitter.com/act56r7Z5F— Lizzie (@Lizzzzzzzzzziee) July 20, 2014
ALL CALM: An eerie calm has settled over proceedings as everyone waits with baited breath for our first display of the day. Here come the Red Barrons!
IN THE KNOW: Just before we get cracking, we've put together all the info you're going to need ahead of another day's fantastic flying action.
You can read out guide to the Farnborough Air Show right here.
G'DAY CAPTAIN: Providing the public commentary all weekend is Captain Stratton Richey. A top gentleman doing a top job.
Are you Farnborough Airshow this weekend? Listen out for Captain Stratton Richey, the show's official commentator. pic.twitter.com/c2VZuQ2XQZ— British Airways (@British_Airways) July 17, 2014
SUN: The sun is out, I repeat, the sun is out here in Farnborough, and we've just seen our first launch of the day. We'll have a video coming for you in a moment.
PICNIC: What a spot for a bite to eat, in the shadow of the hulking Airbus A380.
A picnic by the Airbus A380 pic.twitter.com/xvVNe9bJU6— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
WINGWALKERS: The Breitling team are in the sky over Farnborough right now, trailing blazing white smoke behind them. We're just waiting for the aerobatics.
"Absolute madness!" cries the air show commentator. Quite right, although wouldn't you just love to have a go?
COMING UP: What, you may be wondering, is next up on the agenda today. Well, after the Breitling Wingwalkers have done their stuff (video coming shortly!), we'll have the Great War Display Team.
Remember, #FIA14 is this year marking the centenary of the First World War and the day will be punctuated with ditties harking back to wartime flight.
SMOKIN': They're a little distant, but the Breitling Wingwalkers are putting on a marvellous display of aerial prowess at Farnborough Air Show.
Here's a taste of their smoke-fuelled antics. Spiffing.
EARLIER: One we didn't catch as they buzzed around Farnborough were the Meteor and Vampire, who shared a dramatic dogfight.
Meteor & Vampire hot things up @FIAFarnborough then Breitling Wingwalkers get daring #fia14 pic.twitter.com/IjgSlSsFRW— Patrick Angell (@ptrkangell) July 20, 2014
DOGFIGHTING: The Great War Display team jockeyed for aerial supremacy above Farnborough at around 1pm on day two.
The air show this year is marking 100 years since the First World War with a selection of displays harking back to wartime.
Here's a quick video of their distant dogfight in the skies.
POIGNANT: Mournful trumpets ring out over Farnborough Airfield at the Great War Display Team finish their show. It's a sombre reminder of 100 years of conflict, in many of which the Rushmoor area has played a major role.
PHEW: What's that they used to say about mad dogs and Englishmen going out in the midday sun?
It's really hotting up here at Farnborough as the promised sunshine slowly burns through the clouds to reveal glorious blue skies.
Next up; the Airbus A380. Expect this one to be a big draw as the world's most ambitious airliner becomes increasingly well known.
BUSY BUSY BUSY: Busy busy busy busy busy. Farnborough Air Show is bursting at the seams today. What a fantastic turn out.
Busy, busy, busy! #FIA14 pic.twitter.com/FKJ5bFdYmw— Farnborough Airshow (@FIAFarnborough) July 14, 2014
A380: Here's that bloomin' huge Airbus A380 we were just talking about. It'll be taking off in around five minutes.
TIM PEAKE: Whoa, it's just been announced British astronaut Tim Peake, who trained at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, will be appearing in the SpaceZone this afternoon. What a treat for anyone who gets to meet Tim, who is the top Brit in line for a trip to the stars.
BLIMEY: The Airbus A380 has just taken off and it nearly shook the media centre here at the Farnborough Air Show to the ground. What a feat of engineering.
A380: It may look leaden, but the A380 cuts a majestic gait as it circles the airfield here at #FIA14. Here's a quick video.
Airbus' sister plane, the more cargo-oriented A400M, has just taken off too.
RED ARROWS: This lonely comrade will see his mates blast off later.
My mates will be in action later #FIA14 pic.twitter.com/6nStv3OjO4— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
BREATHER: We're experiencing a little hiatus here at the air show. Next up in the skies is the Avro Anson, Extra 300 and then Aerostars.
SEE THE SIGHTS: Of course, a lot of you reading this won't be here at the airfield for today's show.
So if you're sitting at home, twiddling your thumbs (or hopefully, refreshing our blog!), why not jump in the car and head down to one of our alternative locations from which to watch the air show.
The sky is a big place, they can't hide overhead here all day!
NEW PILOTS: It takes years of study and hard work to get into the cockpit of a plane like this, but you've got to start somewhere and sometime.
Pilots of the future #FIA14 pic.twitter.com/X6jxQOgrkt— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
AEROSTARS: There's a lot of buzz here about the Aerostars Display Team who will be taking off in around 10 minutes.
The team put on a magnificent display yesterday and the crowds are already building for their big launch today. Not one to miss!
Here's a cracking shot of the stars lighting up the skies yesterday afternoon.
AVRO: What a beautiful descent, bank and landing by the brilliantly blue Avro Anson. After a serious of acrobatic twists, turns and dives, the Avro's laid down a marker for aerial fun and games this afternoon.
Of course, our man Steve was right on the spot to get a great video of the Avro coming in to land.
ROUND AND ABOUT: It's not all happening in the skies today. Farnborough Airfield is full of stunning set pieces to give visitors a great insight into the complex world of aviation.
There's plenty going on here at #FIA14 away from the skies. pic.twitter.com/e0bxDc1u0r— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
LOOP DA LOOP: The Aerostars pull off a dramatic full 360, bathed in smoke, drawing gasps from the galleries.
Wow, check out the Aerostars team! Six of the all looping in unison. 'Triffic. #FIA14. pic.twitter.com/Gtcj2s4bHD— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
BURN BABY BURN: The smell of burned fuel is wafting through the media centre here at the Farnborough Air Show. The Aerostars are to blame, it seems, they're still buzzing around putting on one heck of a show.
COMING UP: We've got a biggie on the radar (literally, and metaphorically, I would imagine).
The Avro Vulcan will do a 10-minute turn at 2.33pm. The Vulcan is the only remaining one in operation at the moment.
To me, it brings to mind a giant moth. Any thoughts? Tweet us via @GetHampshire.
KABOOM: The Avro Vulcan has just taken off and crikey, is it loud.
Its ascent was preceded by a fly past by the BBMF, the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.
STAR BILLING: Remember the Aerostars display we were getting rather excited about a few minutes ago? Where he's a great video of their acrobatics.
VULCAN: And another shot of that Vulcan, which incidentally, has just touched down.
The Avro Vulcan's just pulled off its third or fourth stunning fly by. What a sight. #FIA14. pic.twitter.com/uTkHN2wu4Y— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
VROOM: It's hard to convey the sheer power of these wonderful machines without the roaring sound they make.
But this video of the Avro Vulcan making a fly by really captures the thunderous boom they generate in close proximity.
It's easy to see why people become plane enthusiasts, thousands of whom are enjoying an utterly spectacular show here at Farnborough today.
RIGHT NOW: The P-8 Poseiden is making a few nippy twists and turns beneath the clouds.
After that, it's the light, nippy and nimble - and wonderfully named - Trescal Starduster.
Is it just me, or does that sound like some kind of celestial cleaning device? Or perhaps a forgotten character from the Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy.
YOUR PICS: Here's a corker of the Avro Vulcan from Samantha George.
@FIAFarnborough #fia14 great to see the Avro Vulcan @XM655 #falklandshero #vulcantotheskies pic.twitter.com/4kG4UZmtPf— Samantha George (@SamanthaLGeorge) July 20, 2014
RECAP: Blimey, it's gone 3pm. Time flies, eh? (sorry!).
Right, so what has lit up the skies so far today? Well, the Breitling Wingwalkers were great, as were the Aerostars.
And the Airbus A380 really made its presence felt a little bit earlier.
Tweet us your highlights.
BOOM: The F Super Hornet has just made a pass and shaken half the fillings from my teeth.
THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO?: Here's one from earlier, the Airbus A400M. Is it just me, or does it look a little like it's borrowed a few design cues from Thunderbird 2 of International Rescue fame?
No. Okay, just me. Here's a great snap, courtesy of the Airbus Group that built it.
LIVE: The @AirbusDS #A400M on a stunning last flying demo. at #FIA14! Really impressive! pic.twitter.com/zRkNSBTqnC— Airbus Group (@AirbusGroupLIVE) July 20, 2014
SUPER HORNET: The Super Hornet has just made its final descent, touched down, and taxi'd to the terminal, or whatever it is mega jets like this do when they land.
Here's out video of the spritely little fighter on its final approach.
JUMPIN' JIMINY JETS: It's almost time for the AV8B Harrier, otherwise known as the iconic Harrier Jump Jet.
The plane is unique in so much as it employs a vertical take off before switching to horizontal flight when airborne. It's a magnificent sight.
BLINK: ...and you'll miss it. The Harrier is causing quite a stir. Lots of oohs and aahs as it buzzed overhead. We're all waiting for that vertical landing though.
Blink and you will miss it. The lightning fast Harrier has just made a couple of passes at #FIA14. pic.twitter.com/zlHD5qng36— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
HARRIER: Here it is, the famous Harrier making its customary vertical landing.
Here's the moment - the Harriet sits suspended , supported by its own jet engines. #FIA14. pic.twitter.com/FxxpzsjMV7— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
RED ARROWS: While we just quickly upload our footage of the Harrier, a quick reminder the legendary Red Arrows will be on at 4pm so in around 20 minutes time. Not one to be missed, unless you don't like really cool things like this.
HARRIER: Here's that footage we promised you of the Harrier coming in to land at the Farnborough Air Show. It's quite a sight, particularly when you can see the jet streams tailing from its underbelly.
(Top work with the camera by Steve, don't you think?)
Right, a quick breather chez Get Hampshire - maybe even a cup of tea - before the mighty Red Arrows take to the sky again.
Here's another shot of them from yesterday, I can't resist putting more up.
CHILL: Winston's also taking a breather. At least he's smart enough to bring headphones, unlike these reporters. Dang.
Winston has come prepared for the air show f18 super hornet #FIA14 pic.twitter.com/wES5rIa8Qt— ANNEKA (@annekajterrett) July 20, 2014
RED ARROWS: T-Minus five minutes, I repeat, five minutes on the Red Arrows. We've bagged a good spot to get some great footage of the historic flying team.
LATER: The slightly bizarre looking Super Constellation will take off in just under an hour.
One for later, the Super Constellation will be airborne at 4.45pm. pic.twitter.com/nuGOEWYOrH— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
SELFIES: They're all the rage at the moment, and things are no different at #FIA14.
#FIA14 pic.twitter.com/pNdUDf6ve9— Sarah Knight (@knightSarah) July 20, 2014
And another, although looking at it again, I'm not sure these two lovely ladies are actually posing for a selfie - but whatchoo gonna do?
#FIA14 #FarnboroughAirShow #Farnborough #RedArrows #whoop #sunday pic.twitter.com/bHvw6ZxUBc— Lisa Cobbett (@lisacobbett) July 20, 2014
RED ARROWS: Here we go.
Here they are, the Red Arrows. #FIA14. pic.twitter.com/iqXzA3mBLz— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
COOLIN' OFF: What a birthday treat! I'd love an ice cream right now.
Having a great day celebrating my Dad's birthday (aviation geek daughter's treat too!) #FIA14 pic.twitter.com/UbuWo2ObOg— Anneliese (@Anneliese399) July 20, 2014
IN YOUR SKIES: The Red Arrows are about half way through their superb set piece, which has seen them twist and turn, duck and dive, one might even say jive.
Tailing streams of red, white and blue smoke, after a few minutes of seriously impressive formation flying, the nine-strong group has split up, working in tandem or alone.
RED ARROWS: The residual smoke gives you a brief, fleeting, yet telling glimpse of the Red Arrows' stunning aerial acrobatics.
A waft of coloured smoke lingers in the air in the wake of the Red Arrows. #FIA14. pic.twitter.com/wYthI1Orpm— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
IN THE HOUR: There's just an hour left of the Farnborough Air Show, which won't be back now until 2016. It's biennial, if you were wondering.
Thankfully, the last hour is going to be jam-packed with highlights, including two of the most influential fighters of all time - the Eurofighter Typhoon and the Spitfire.
The Red Arrows are winding up with a fantastic finally, which sees all nine planes split from their formation, fanning out in all directions to bathe the skies above the spectator areas in wispy red, blue and white smoke.
It's been a phenomenal performance.
CRUMBS: Oh dear, these Red Arrows are a pesky bunch.
Car and house alarms set off, it must be the Reds! @rafredarrows #FIA14— Red (@MisterRederick) July 20, 2014
RED ARROWS: Here's a vid of the Red Arrows in formation. It was quite a display.
NICE BUNS: Look at the rear on that. Mic is!
Airbus A380 - just massive! @fiafarnborough #FIA14 pic.twitter.com/xtkjAw3CX5— Mic V. (@MicV_Pic) July 20, 2014
TA TA: The Red Arrows proved enough for some as hordes of people have just started making for the exits.
It's hard to blame them, the Arrows were a magnificent moment, but it's a little sad seeing as we still have the Typhoon and Spitfire to come.
Each to their own, of course, and I'm sure everyone's had a great day out in the sun.
The crowds make their way home after a breathtaking display by the Red Arrows #FIA14 pic.twitter.com/PhjrCm1qsG— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
RIGHT NOW: The Breitling Super Constellation we spotted earlier is making a few sweeping passes over head.
It's an odd looking beast with an array of tail fins and other complexities we, frankly, know little to nothing about.
Someone find us an aerodynamicist, and quick!
LOVE IS IN THE AIR: Courtesy of the Red Arrows. Aww.
Great show today fantastic work Reds #FIA14 pic.twitter.com/ID3bII7UH7— andrew smyth (@ATCSmyth) July 20, 2014
THEM ARROWS: Seeing how well the Red Arrows went down, here's another clip from their mid-afternoon spot at the Farnborough Air Show.
ADIOS AMIGOS: Things are winding down here at the air show. The crowds have thinned and there are just a couple of demonstrations left.
The crowds are a bit thin on the ground now #FIA14 pic.twitter.com/mdPBEghomK— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
SELFIE ALERT: This young lad certainly enjoyed the Red Arrows.
#FIA14 My son was unable to tweet this selfie yesterday. He loved the Farnborough air show! pic.twitter.com/mo8XsyOsMM— Lisa Dupre (@LisaD_79) July 20, 2014
INSPIRED: What a brilliant picture of the Red Arrows from a little earlier.
Amazing picture taken by a #grandparent #carer from our group @FIAFarnborough @rafredarrows #photography pic.twitter.com/4RaiA8blCR— Inspired Parents (@Parentsinspired) July 20, 2014
TYPHOON: The Eurofighter has just taken off making a thunderous racket as it did so, probably the most deafening take off of the day.
The Eurofighter is a pan-European effort, which took decades of wrangling and diplomacy to bring to fruition but now represents one of the finest fighters in operation today.
HIGHLIGHTS: So we've seen a plethora of brilliant pieces of flying today, and some truly exceptional machinery.
Everything from the daring Breitling Wingwalkers to the humongous Airbus A380, via the Aerostars Display Team, the Harrier and the Eurofighter Typhoon.
Still, it was the Red Arrows which really captured the minds of young and old here today, something I suspect is customary every couple of years.
Personally, I thought seeing the Airbus A380 move with such grace was unmissable. While we've seen a range of military planes on show, it is the civilian ones we are most likely to come across during our lives.
The A380 is a true feat of engineering.
TYPHOON: The Typhoon has swept back down to Earth and made a textbook landing terra firma.
Not sure my ears couldn't have taken much more with each deafening fly by!
The Eurofighter coming in to land #FIA14 pic.twitter.com/tRiR6CxQnS— Get Hampshire (@GetHampshire) July 20, 2014
LAST ORDERS: Here we go, the last performance of #FIA14. We won't get to see these magnificent flying machines overhead again for another two years.
It's up to the legendary Spitfire to close out the day's events. Could there be a more fitting finale, particularly when the show is marking the centenary of the First World War.
SPITFIRE: Here it is, the plane that arguably helped maintain Britain's freedom during the Second World War bows out at the Farnborough Air Show.
After a sweeping tour, the old favourite made a gentle, calm decent before trundling to a halt on the runway. Goodbye old friend for another couple of years.
GOODBYE EVERYBODY: That's a wrap everyone. Thank-you so much for being with us today (if you have). We hope you've enjoyed Get Hampshire's coverage of the 2014 Farnborough Air Show. It's been a blast.
Suffice to say, everyone leaving today have got their money's worth - and a bit of a tan to boot, I'd hazard to guess.
Remember, you can catch up with the events of day one of the air show here or read Pete and Henry's round up of events just here.
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What he didn't have was a hit. Not one in all six games.
"It was starting to get a little old," Kem said.
But Chandler's 90-pound third baseman finally got one when Chandler really needed it Saturday, snapping a 1-1 tie with a solo home run to kick off a four-run, fifth-inning rally to lift the Arizona team to a 5-1 win over Wilmington, Del. in its opening game at the 57th Annual Little League World Series.
Second baseman Cory Bernard and starting pitcher Matt Potter also homered for Chandler, while relief pitcher Justin Rosales tossed four innings of shutout ball to get the win.
Chandler is 17-1 overall and has won 13 straight games. The team will try to make it two in a row at 10 a.m. today, Arizona time, against Richmond, Texas, with its top pitcher, Bernard, on the mound. Richmond, the Southwest champions, are also 1-0 in Pool B after beating Eldridge, Iowa, 7-2, on Saturday.
The luck was with Arizona all day. About an hour after the game was completed, the Western Pennsylvania skies opened with a 30-minute hard rain that, ironically, appeared to be moving toward Delaware.
Just a three-hour drive from Williamsport and celebrating its first trip to the World Series, the Wilmington team had an overwhelming crowd advantage and cheered loudly through the game. But when Chandler took control with its big inning, the six-row section of family and friends rooting for Arizona was screaming, waving home-made signs and high-fiving wildly.
"It's kind of better when they have more (fans). Then when you win, it disappoints more of them," said a smiling Potter, who pitched the first two innings before moving to first base due to a sore arm.
Kem had a lot of vocal support among the crowd of 12,500 at Lamade Stadium. Not only is his father, Mark, an assistant coach, his mom, stepfather and two brothers and sisters were in the stands, along with two sets of grandparents —
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"Tyler was in a pretty long slump, so (Friday) I said to him, 'Do me a favor and get a hit for grandpa today, will ya?" Bob Kollman said. "Well, he sure made it a big one. We didn't expect that, but boy was it exciting."
Chandler went through a little nervous spell in the first inning, giving Wilmington a run thanks to a dropped fly ball — only its third error in the last seven games — and a wild pitch.
"How can you not be nervous?" said Jim Fowler, father of catcher Tim Fowler, who had an RBI double in the fifth. "You're 12-years-old, you're 3,000 miles from home, you have 12,000 people in the stands and you're on ESPN. If you're not shaking a little, you're not human."
Bernard, who later added a double, tied the score with a solo home run in the second inning and the Arizona team seemed to settle down from there.
"I was happy because I knew our team was back in the race and it was an even game after that," he said. "I was just trying to get a hit. We haven't played a game in a while."
Chandler kept the game even with several strong plays in the field. Mike Benjamin Jr. dug out a throw at first base while cousin Trever made a running catch in center field — leaving the ball sticking out of his glove like a SnoKone. Twin brothers Aaron and Trent Hardenburg each hauled in a long drive on the warning track in the fourth inning, and with two on in the fifth, Aaron stabbed a hard line drive from 5-foot-10 Wilmington leadoff hitter David Mastro to keep the score tied.
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Angels outfielder Torii Hunter hasn't played since getting hit in the left hand by a pitch in his first at-bat Friday. But he hit soft toss in the cages this afternoon and took batting practice with the team.
"If it's not broke, I'm alright," Hunter said. "Just a bruise. I've had worse."
Angels manager Mike Scioscia said Hunter would be available to pinch-hit or play defense if needed tonight against the Dodgers and "if he continues to improve, hopefully, he'll be ready to play tomorrow."
Before today's game, the Dodgers placed infielder Casey Blake on the DL with a neck injury and activated shortstop Rafael Furcal.
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Description: [Extend Ash ~ Houraijin]
Lyrics by Mito
Arranged by Kokuchou
Performed by Kurosaki Sakuya [T. Piacere]
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We had the trip of a lifetime!!! As a single Mom traveling throughout the UK with two kids I was a bit nervous.. booking various methods of transpo... more
London - Dublin - Cork - Killarney - Dublin
Visit London, then fly to Dublin, pick up your rent a car and visit Cork, Killarney and Dublin.
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9 to 13+ Nights from $2,180 w/air, hotel & air taxes*
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$2,179 * incl.tax
From Norfolk, VA for 9 nights
$2,011 * incl.tax
From Washington Dulles Intl for 12 nights
$2,202 * incl.tax
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Cork (12) Dublin (83) England (139) Ireland (85) Killarney (19) London (140)
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Several injured when Orange County school bus, vehicle collide
Updated On: Sep 10 2013 05:13:18 PM EDT
Several injuries were reported when an Orange County school bus was involved in a crash Tuesday afternoon.
The crash happened on Old Winter Garden Road in Pine Hills. The bus was taking students home from Evans High School.
Students were on board at the time of the crash.
Orange County Fire and Rescue officials said that seven people were taken to hospitals. Three were taken to Arnold Palmer Hospital. Another three people were transported to Florida Hospital Orlando and another person was taken to Health Central Hospital.
It was not clear what led to the crash and no other information was immediately available.
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