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Must be quite a coup for a photographer to get a "real" gritty type pic!
I can't believe the Advance has no moral qualms about printing a picture of that poor man lying in the gutter with his blood running down Bay Street...I think we could have all easily imagined the scene after a bus hit a pedestrian without this tacky, classless and instrusive display! Horrible, horrible, horrible!
These guys did an amazing job as usual. Kudos. I will say a prayer that this poor man finds peace; I can't imagine the pain one has to be in to contemplate jumping from that bridge. I will pray also that those with frustrating, multi-hour commutes have better commutes today. And for those who think the would-be jumper should be dead because they were inconvenienced so terribly on ONE COMMUTE, on ONE EVENING...I will say a prayer that you learn compassion and NEVER find yourself so wracked with pain that you would hope for death.
thetattler asks a very good question: why is that double wide road so restrictive with parking on the PARK (not housing) side of the street? Hmmm - come to think of it...WHY were there traffic enforcement agents there at the end of a little league game? They surely didn't just arbitrarily happen by...
Could it be that some of Royal Oak's elite don't like the people of SI availing themselves of their quiet little oasis and filed complaints about people leaving the area after and making noise after 8PM? I think we should all get together for a concert on that side of the park! A LOUD RAP concert instead of a little league game perhaps?
Greatkills - you have every right to support tort reform and to justify your support in these forums. You really don't have the right to insult people with negative verbiage to make your point. And, yes, "extort" to describe a valid lawsuit, is negative and insulting. No 12 year old - with or without disabilities - should have his transportation rescinded without notification to that child's parents.
$2.735 million for a 1.5 acre parcel of land? Seriously?
Three good employees? Impressive! I would not bring my dog to Clove Lakes for treatment! Medical staff is horrific and dangerous and physical therapy is a joke. Horrible, horrible, horrible place!!!!
Glad the woman and child escaped unharmed. Kudos to the NYPD; very glad none of the injuries is life threatening. Of course, I can't help thinking that if SHE had been armed and taken out her abuser, those cops would not have been shot at all.
Agreed, Trucker. The rehab team at St. Elizabeth Ann's was extraordinary and the caring staff gave my father excellent care after he was very poorly treated at Clove Lakes. I hope the purchasers are aware of just how excellent these folks are especially compared to other facilities.
RE taxes have increased 100% in the past decade. Con Ed costs have increased 30%; water has increased 50%; taxes and surcharges on utilities are up 40% (or so); mass transit up more than 25%; ferry parking up 40%; tolls are so high that they are discussed and mocked all over the country...and there is any group anywhere that believes "economic development" is a possibility here? PLEASE! Even our own taxpayer-funded industries/services are choosing to locate elsewhere due to poor transportation options and exorbitant costs. Get real! Those of us who are fortunate enough to find buyers are RUNNING and not because that is our first choice but because we are running out of options.
Congrats to both! I love good news!
I don't like that crap here or near my babies either but lets get real...19 and 20 are NOT NJ men...they are stupid little boys; nothing more!
statenislandemocrat - nobody is whining about paying for a service. The cost of the parking "service" is eight dollars. The cost of the city's nickel and diming and penalization for minor infractions whose purpose is only to enhance revenue however is usurious. THAT is what people are whining about! We are all sick to death of feeling like naughty schoolchildren overseen by a big bullying hall monitor who has been empowered to take all our lunch money!
It seems that Staten Islanders need to get more vocal and more creative in protesting what amounts to usury against us. A "peaceful" protest shutting down all the bridges comes to mind - sort of our own version of the Boston Tea Party.
DSNY - are you aware that this was privately owned land taken by the government via eminent domain and THEN leased back to the original owners? Sorry - the whole thing stinks and those families should have had - for many, many years now - the right to return the money they were forcefully given and reclaim their property instead. Personally, I don't need to use their homes and I always had access to that beach. This is a horrific example of government overstepping. BTW - have you read any of the articles about Parks' budget shortfalls for the foreseeable future? With what money do they intend to develop and maintain that property?
What I really can't understand is how McQueary could have walked away and told anyone; I'm quite certain there was a baseball bat nearby that could have been used quite effectively to end the abuse. And, yes, I would absolutely turn in a "friend" for molesting or raping a child.
Geez - if they would just legalize pot, it would become a moneymaker instead of an economic drain. Legalize, regulate and tax - problem solved! In specified locations and by adults only perhaps, but I can still legally use tobacco and alcohol to my heart's content and both are substantially more dangerous than marijuana. Why is that?
B4daBridge - I rarely agree with you but here you speak the truth! Not only is embezzlement an issue - our treasurer cleaned out our account to the tune of $11,000 and the DA has not yet filed formal charges 10 months after receiving the supporting documentation - but our illustrious municipal government relinquishes responsibility while charging each of us the same tax rate as non-private street homeowners.
Street lights - HOA pays Con Ed; snow plowing - private service; garbage collection - off the "private street" that is no more than a driveway; need to have a car removed that is blocking your driveway? don't call NYPD - they can't issue tickets and won't tow; blacktop crumbling? go fix it. Same taxes, much less service and absolutely ripe for thievery. If I had only known...
We've all heard the expression "highway robbery" - now we are living it!
Why would the atheists care? If they don't believe in a "cross" as Christians do then all this is is two pieces of metal rubble that survived the trade center - and therefore belong at the memorial site. When we try to erect a giant crucifix bearing the image of Jesus Christ dying for all of the world at the memorial, THEN perhaps you will have a valid complaint. Until then, you don't get to reject metal beams because some of us view them as a sign of hope.
Hey Wizard - judgemental much? You are aware that many, many streets are no longer lit with street lights as a cost-saving measure, right? So...dark and pouring rain and folks didn't see how deep the water was and they are "morons"? How about you just say a prayer of thanks that it didn't happen to you and that nobody was killed in those flood waters, ok?


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I could'nt stop reading it, it's really one of the best books I've ever read! I've just ordered insurgent and I can't wait for it to arrive so I can devour this one too.
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Divergent is known as one of the bests YA dystopian books nowadays, although I prefer other genres last week or so I decided to give it a chance since dystopian as been a desire of mine lately.
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There is not much to say about it, it was not good on the literary spectrum but it was still very fun and enjoyable so , yes , it is a 3.5 starts
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It is a Frigidaire top-mount freezer, model #FRT21NRGB1. This particular unit has the large condenser that is attached to the back of the unit, so, there is no condenser fan. If the unit sits in the middle of the kitchen, all is well - freezer at 0, fridge at 38 and compressor seems to run a normal length of time. If the unit is pushed back into place (which is surrounded on all sides by walls), then the freezer jumps in temperature to 10, the fridge drops in temperature to 30 (freezes the food on the top shelf in the fridge) and the compressor seems to run non-stop. Listened to it one day and the only thing that shut it off was the thermal overload on the compressor. Have also adjusted the air flow control in the freezer to coldest in freezer (warmest in fridge) & also turned the temp control in the fridge so that it would run the shortest amount of time, but, same problem.
The other thing going on is there is large amounts of condensation on the mullion and the refrigeration line running to the compressor drips a lot of water (from condensation??) onto the floor. The water issues are present even with the fridge in the middle of the room. The water dripping even happens on this fridge in the middle of the winter, not just during the summer. The magnetic door seal on the doors are perfect! This fridge is only 3 years old or so. Got it from a couple that bought it new from Sears and had these problems from the first time it was plugged in. The Sears tech came and replaced the compressor but was doing the same things. Any ideas?? It is a nice unit except for these couple of problems. My thought was that it is a sealed-system issue still????????
One other question - on a 21 cubic foot fridge like this and the R134a charge, assuming the doors are kept closed for hours at a time, how many times/hour should the compressor typically kick in? Right now, with the machine in the middle of the room, it is about 50/50 - 20 minutes run, 20 minutes off, 20 minutes run, 20 off, you get the idea.....
One other bit of information - I thought at one point the cold control in the fridge could be to blame for not shutting the compressor off, so that is new as well.
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It could be a slow leak in the evaporator or heat exchanger. The mullion loop in the cabinet may be restricted or even have a slow leak.
Frigidaire will usually require the "whole hog" method, replace everything possible with DIFFERENT components. They never admit the original design and parts were junk.
Good luck, and do not buy another Electrolux.
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EDMOND, OKLAHOMA — She set a table for 11 guests on Thanksgiving day.
Vicki Toombs wondered, a few days before, if her five-pound bag of potatoes would be enough to feed everyone.
Then there are her other guests, the ones that tap on her sliding glass door by the kitchen all the time, the ones who eat her pecans, the same ones she looked for one cold morning in hopes of introducing them to the visiting reporter.
"We've always had turkeys," said Vicki. "But this particular year has been a bumper crop."
When they built their place 12 years ago the Toombs noticed a few wild turkeys hanging around.
But as the countryside in northeast Edmond developed, the birds moved to her place in greater numbers.
Vicki said, "Chances are, if we opened the door a half-dozen of them would come right into the house."
Earlier in the day they foraged in the brush behind the house.
Along towards evening, they finally showed themselves.
They like to roost in the old pecan orchard at night.
The Toomb's turkeys eat the nuts that cars run over.
Vicki and her husband don't spray her trees or harvest the pecans either.
So a large number of turkeys have gotten pretty comfortable here.
Two birds, in particular, got so brave they started chasing cars up Vicki's driveway and down nearby Midwest Boulevard.
"They're not only brave. They're talented," she said.
Vicki recorded their antics one day earlier in the Fall.
She's seen them stop traffic out on the road.
Vicki named these brave birds Rufus and Dufus.
They are the the 'Dumb and Dumber' of this turkey flock.
"They chase any car,' says Toombs. "People will come down the road and stop just to look at the turkeys."
The Toombs don't shoot wild turkeys or eat them, at least not from this bunch.
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Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Insurance Issues, and my 2 yr anniversary of being a stage 4 survivor
Until now.
Over the past few weeks, as I have been refilling my myriad of medications, I have noticed a few wonky things happening with my co-pays. It finally came to a head on Friday, when I refilled two medications that I have been taking for well over a year. Based on previous (say, last month's) refills, I knew what the co-pays should be. When I picked the scripts up at the CTCA pharmacy, the prices came out to $110 for one, and $190.40 for another drug.
My co-pay should have been, at the most, $40 for both. And, based on previous refills, they should have been $0. Totally covered.
I am so lucky, though. I have an amazing team of pharmacy specialists and techs at CTCA, all of whom a) know me by name, b) know my meds better than I do, and c) are willing to spend the time and energy with me to walk me through how things work, what I need to tell the insurance company when I call them, and are happy to give me copies of the paperwork I needed to prove my case.
Yesterday morning, I spent well over an hour on the phone with my insurance company (I will not stoop to naming the company, for reasons I'll disclose in a moment). The first lady I spoke with (who, by the way, sounded like she was about 15) wasn't very helpful at all. She listened to me for a moment, interrupted me, spoke to me condescendingly, then told me that the only thing she could do for me was create a ticket and they would get back to me within 7 business days. When I asked what I was supposed to do about the $300.40 script bill, I was told that I needed to pay it, and that if I was right (which she clearly didn't think I was...), they would reimburse me. Eventually.
That didn't sit well with me. I explained to her that I needed these meds. She continued her (likely) scripted response. I let her give me the *bleeping* ticket number, then I asked for a manager. 15 minutes later, I was connected to Laura.
Laura continued with the scripted responses, until I started yelling. I tried to tell them quietly, but they wouldn't listen. I basically told her to shut up and hear me out. I think I shocked her, but I didn't really care. I explained to her that I knew I had reached my first, 100% out of pocket limit, and I was pretty sure that I had already reached my secondary, $5,000 secondary out-of-pocket limit. Her response, which I understand could certainly be the case for another patient, was this: a large medical claim was submitted, and processed originally as counting towards my out-of-pocket deductibles. After, though, the insurance company negotiated the cost of said medical procedure down, and therefore the out-of-pocket amount was renegotiated. She even referenced a bill in January for $39,000 (likely an infusion) and said that this was the cause of the confusion. Based on the information I had, and what she was seeing, they had negotiated my bills down to $703.09.
This was when I got angry and started yelling. I explained (once I got her to shut up and I calmed down) that I have been going through chemotherapy since the beginning of January. I explained that this is a bi-weekly process. I told her that, in addition, my son had broken his arm and required x-rays and a cast. I also told her to look at my medications list, which includes Xeloda (quite expensive....I think it's like a $400 co-pay for a single round) and several expensive pain medications.
Thanks to the information given to me by my amazing friends in my pharmacy, I was able to give her specific meds and dates of refills to look at. She was finally able to see what I was seeing, and her demeanor went from lots of sighing and many attempts to placate me, to an understanding, peer-to-peer conversation where we were able to finally come to some agreements.
She was able to put a release on the two meds that I needed, to give them to me for a $0 co-pay, so I was able to pick them up from CTCA yesterday afternoon. In addition to that, the audit that the first girl referenced was put in as a rush.
I got a call this morning. I was right. They were wrong. Somehow, my deductible (both of them) were completely reset, and the system was incorrectly showing that I owed my entire out-of-pocket again. They have revised the system, and I am now back to where I thought I was.
Thank goodness.
I wanted to put this on here, as I know that many other people have many more issues with insurance than I have had. I have been lucky - I will openly admit it. I have a team of people at CTCA that work the issues for me, and don't make me do the work of fighting with the insurance company. This was the first time an issue came up that I had to deal with. And I have been with CTCA for two years, next month.
I think what I want to make sure I tell you all is that it is so important to go into a conversation like that armed with knowledge. I had gone to the insurance company's website and saw that, based on my profile, I had reached my max out-of-pocket, and the amount they were asking me to pay for my scripts was reflecting as an overage on my part. I was able to go to them with the information from my pharmacy, so I could reference specifics to show them what I was talking about. I was able to give them dates of infusions and other procedures, so that they could understand why I was calling in the first place.
Making these calls isn't easy. As I said, I am lucky. I had the knowledge, but I also had the strength to make these calls. It breaks my heart to think about the patients who are sick, tired, and physically unable to make these calls to fight for what they are entitled to. I can only hope that those people have caregivers who are willing to put on the gloves and go into the ring for them. (Is that a mixed metaphor? Oh well...)
I am really pleased with the speed at which my insurance company resolved this issue, and I am grateful to them for moving this along. All in all, I have to say that this wasn't nearly as painful as it could have been.
I just realized that I let my 2-year stage 4 diagnosis anniversary go by without acknowledging it. I did so on facebook last week, but I didn't say anything about it here. I'm not sure what I am supposed to say or do on days like this. It seems like a paradox, to be happy to celebrate something so awful and life-changing. And yet, it is a happy celebration. I am alive to celebrate it. I am proud to be a stage 4 survivor. I'll admit that I wish I didn't have to be here, and I would be much happier if I was looking towards this year as my 5-year anniversary of completing treatment the first time, and looking at being cured.
That won't ever happen with me. And, that's okay.
Well, not okay. It's not okay that I won't ever be in remission again (likely), or that I will never be cured. It is not okay that there aren't more options for people like me, and that there isn't a possibility of a cure. But, it's okay that I am here.
It's my lot in life. It's who I am, and it's made me the person I am today.
Cancer hasn't defined me. It has refined me. I am who I am, but cancer has shown me who I can be. Who I want to be.
Cancer hasn't given me anything except tumors and cancerous lymph nodes and a need to take medications for the rest of my life.
I want to say that it has given me a myriad of things. But, in hindsight, it hasn't. I have used this experience, and how I respond to it, to make myself a better version of Michelle. Does that make sense?
This experience (the journey, mind you...not the cancer) has given me many things. It has shown me that I have strength beyond reason. It has shown me where I want to spend my time and energy. It has given me new appreciation of basic things, like the beauty in a sunset, or the laughter of my children. It has taken away relationships that maybe, in hindsight, didn't give me what I needed. It has also led me to people that enhance my life, and provide me with the things I need to show me the way.
I have heard a lot of people say that the cancer has made them a better person. I used to be one of them. But, as I sit here typing this, I realize that, by saying that, I am giving the cancer some control, some gratitude, some power. I don't want that. The cancer is a powerless thing that is using my body as a host, trying to grow and become bigger and stronger and greater than me. I won't let that happen. The experiences that I have had, as a result of dealing with this monster, have been what has made me into this version of myself.
So, I will honor the fact that, 24 months ago, I was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. It started me on a path that I dread, but that I walk proudly and with my head held high. I am proud of the woman I am today. I am proud of the wife I am, the mother I am, the sister, daughter, aunt, and friend that I've become. I have a lot more growing to do, many improvements that can be made to make me into a more refined version of me. Each infusion I go through, each doctor's visit I have, each day I wake up.....they make me better.
It isn't the cancer that has made me a better person. It's the journey.
And I am so grateful that you all are on it with me. Here's to many, many more years on this path.
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- john said...
Hi Michelle. I'm John from the Netherlands. I followed your blog because my lovely wife of more than 40 years has been struggling with this disease for years. I'm sorry to hear about your problems with the insurance. I my country you only pay a first small amount out of your own pocket. It's a shame you have to worry about your bills being paid.
Never give up hope to deal with this illness for good.
In August 2010 the doctor discovered a tumor in my wife's rectum. Radiotherapy and xeloda followed. Dec 2010 surgery and a colostoma.July 2011 after loss of blood a small tumor in the vagina was found. An operation, doctors said was impossible. Further investigation showed that there were problems in the lungs too.A second opinion gave the same outcome and they told us there was no hope. Then Xeloda and Oxyplatin started for a period of 6 months which became 8 because of her condition. CEA level dropped first but increased at the end and there was already talk of new chemo after a rest period of a couple of months. But miraculously CEA dropped again and continued, all without chemo. In the spring of 2013 doctors found out that there were no inseminations any more in the lungs. And we found an other surgeon who could do the job. Not an easy operation. It's called total exenteration. During an operation of nine hours all female parts were removed and now there was a second stoma. At first she was very weak but things are going a lot better now. Cea dropped to only 1. In the end of April there will be new scans..
- March 30, 2014 at 1:13 PM
- Drea Tyrell said...
That situation was badly handled by the insurance company, for sure. It's a good thing your pharmacists are really good at what they do, and have probably had the same problem with another client before, so they know how to deal with these kinds of situation. Going in with those information at hand certainly helped you to get a faster response from the call, instead of being put off for days, if not weeks. Thank you for sharing your experience. At least now, people with the same problem would know what to do before making that call.
Drea Tyrell | Anaheim Hills
- June 27, 2014 at 2:01 PM
- Steven Keltsch said...
It's very nice to know that you have gotten through this situation, and managed to stay positive after all the discomfort it has brought you. As the insurance company, I'm sorry to hear that you had to go through all that complications. Anyway, thank you for sharing your experience with us. Stay positive, and I wish you all the best!
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"This great cheesy potato dish with processed cheese and ranch dressing mix is named after my friend Angela who is the best cook in all of Mississippi! It takes a little time to peel the potatoes, but one taste of this and you will be hooked! Guaranteed to be a family favorite."
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2 pounds
potatoes, peeled and sliced
3 tablespoons
1 pound
processed cheese food
1/2 cup
1 (1 ounce) package
dry Ranch-style dressing mix
1/4 cup
This is different and quite tasty. I used Jerusalem artichokes instead of potatoes, since we always get a big batch out of our garden and my husband loves them. Creamy and cheesy as can be, and a great side dish to just about anything.
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These were awesome. I was a little bit scared of the cheese and ranch together, and decided to make them anyway because hubby is a fan of both. Wow...this one is staying in the recipe books. Thanks for posting.
This is AWESOME! We have an over abundance of potatoes at our house and after eating this tonight, my husband literally asked if we could have it again tomorrow night and if we could use the other 10 pounds of potatoes! :) He was over exaggerating, of course, but they are so very good! The only thing I would say to do that I didn't do is spray the foil with PAM or something like that before you put the potatoes down. This recipe is definitely a keeper! Thanks!!
My husband and daughter really liked these. I only thought they were okay. The ranch and the cheese match well together, but I didn't care for the Velveeta taste. I may try again with cheddar.
These were quite tasty, but bordered on being too rich. Nonetheless, the pan was empty after dinner.
Yummy! Put some chives on top when it comes out of the oven (it adds color and flavor)! I love this recipe. I've made it several times for my friends and family and they gobble it up! Thanks!
We add more a little more Ranch than the recipe calls for, and then we add shredded cheese after it is out of the oven. It is amazing! Definitely a huge hit!
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Meningitis is an infection and inflammation of the membranes (the meninges) surrounding the brain and spinal cord. It can be caused by a reaction to certain medications or medical treatments, an inflammatory disease such as lupus, some types of cancer, or a traumatic injury to the head or spine. The most common cause, however, is an infection by a virus, bacterium, parasite, or fungus, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS).
Meningitis caused by an infection usually begins when the infection passes from its original site—for example, the upper respiratory tract—into the bloodstream and then into the cerebrospinal fluid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord. From there, it travels to the brain and/or the surrounding membranes, called the meninges. Sometimes the bacteria or viruses infect the meninges directly.
The seriousness of the infection and the best treatment depend on the cause, according to the National Meningitis Association (NMA). With bacterial meningitis, delaying treatment increases the risk for permanent brain damage or death. Viral meningitis, also called aseptic meningitis, is the most common form of meningitis in the United States. It is rarely fatal. Viral meningitis may also include inflammation of the brain itself.
The most common causes of bacterial meningitis are group B streptococcus, found in newborns; Haemophilus influenzae, now prevented with a vaccine; Streptococcus pneumonia, which causes pneumococcal meningitis, the most common and serious form of this illness; and Neisseria meningitides, which causes meningococcal meningitis, a high contagious form that is more likely to affect children. Less common bacterial causes are Listeria monocytogenes; Escherichia coli, which is more common in elderly adults and newborns; Mycobacterium tuberculosis; and Staphylococcus aureus.
Viral meningitis is usually caused by enteroviruses. These are common viruses that enter the body through the mouth and travel to the brain and surrounding tissues, where they multiply. Enteroviruses are present in mucus, saliva, and feces and can be transmitted through direct contact with an infected person or an infected object or surface.
Viruses that can cause meningitis include varicella zoster, the virus that causes chickenpox and shingles; influenza viruses, mumps virus, HIV, arboviruses, which cause diseases such as West Nile and eastern equine encephalitis; and herpes simplex virus. Fungi and parasites also can cause meningitis.
Signs and symptoms
The early signs and symptoms of meningitis are easily mistaken for the flu, the NMA says. They may develop over a period of a day or two, but some types of meningitis can prove fatal within 24 hours after symptoms appear.
Seek medical care right away if someone has any of these signs or symptoms:
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Living in a community setting. College students living in dormitories, personnel on military bases and children in boarding schools and child-care facilities are at increased risk for meningitis.
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Could autism be linked to speeding up labor? That's what the results of a new study are suggesting.
Researchers looked into more than 600,000 births in North Carolina to compile the data. The results are preliminary, but two possible things researchers say may play a role are labor-inducing drugs or issues that lead doctors to induce women early like diabetes and fetal complications.
The authors of the study say doctors shouldn't avoid inducing because of these results because doing so can save mom and/or baby's life. Autism experts say this needs to be investigated more because more and more U.S. women are being induced.


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Summer camp season is in full swing, and Hands On! Museum wants to stand out from the crowd. The museum wants to offer education as well as fun in their upcoming kids kaleidoscope summer camp taking place July 16-20.
The camp will be for children between the ages of 5 and 10. The kids can explore and discover the worlds of arts, sciences and humanities. There will be activities, crafts and experiments taking place throughout the week.
"It's a full week of basically experiments, science experiments and arts and crafts," said education manager Heather Watson. "But the activities will be mostly based on science experiments."
There will be a different theme each day of the week during the camp. There will be mad scientist Monday, tie dye Tuesday, wacky water Wednesday, treasure hunt Thursday and fossil finder Friday.
On Monday, kids will experiment with Mentos geysers, strawberry DNA extractions, solving messages written in secret codes and chromatography experiments.
Tuesday will be all about color mixing chemistry. They will use the scientific method to test a hypothesis and collect data. Wednesday kids will do silly straw experiments, tornado tubes and Cartesian diver bottles.
Thursday will be pirate time as kids will test out Bernoulli's principle by creating a mini pirate ship, search for hidden treasure from a map made of invisible ink and create their own treasure chest.
Friday, kids will turn into paleontologists as they dig for clues and fossils, mold an erupting volcano, create fossil art and more.
One unique experiment the kids will be doing is building a lava lamp. In order to make a lava lamp, the children will be taking a mini water bottle and will fill it halfway with water and halfway with oil. They will then add Alka Seltzer and food coloring and they will have created a lava lamp. By doing the experiment, kids learn about density.
Hands On! has been operating the kaleidoscope camp for around 15 years, Watson said. They also offer workshops for older kids because summer camps haven't been successful with that age group in past years.
The main goal is education.
"It's to enrich their summers with more educational opportunities," Watson said. "A lot of summer camps are just about playing, but this is more about an overall experience with learning while you're playing."
The summer camp has 20 kids signed up already. The staff will try to accommodate any children that would like to sign up for the camp.
The summer camp operates on half days and full days. Half days run from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., while full days run from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The costs for half a day are $100 for members or $150 for nonmembers. The costs for a full day are $150 for members or $200 for nonmembers.
The kids will get to take home some of the experiments they work on. They will also get a healthy snack during camp. Parents will have to pack a lunch with a drink if they are staying for the full day.
The staff may be more excited than the kids.
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The DE&S says the UK's new assets – which will be dubbed Air Seekers – "will be supported, maintained and upgraded as part of a larger UK/US fleet of 20 aircraft". The USAF currently operates 22 RC-135-series aircraft, as listed in Flightglobal's MiliCAS database.


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SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Chris Paul had 19 points and eight assists and the Los Angeles Clippers beat San Antonio 92-87 on Monday night, their second win against the Spurs this season.
Matt Barnes added 14 points and Blake Griffin had 16 points and 12 rebounds for the Clippers (8-2).
Tim Duncan had 20 points and 14 rebounds for the Spurs (8-3), who suffered their second home loss this season. Manu Ginobili added 15 points and Tony Parker 11.
Paul made a five-foot jumper in the lane with 24.6 seconds left to give the Clippers a 91-87 lead. Gary Neal missed a 3-pointer on the subsequent possession, which Eric Bledsoe gathered for his fifth rebound. Bledsoe, who had nine points, made one of two free throws for the final margin.
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It's been four months since the Lakers won a championship ring and Ron Artest is still attention-whoring. He appeared on the Mo'Nique show last night wearing no pants. Earlier this year he appeared on Jimmy Kimmel wearing only his boxers.
It amazes me that Ron Artest can go on these talk shows in only his underwear and Rick Ross is allowed to expose his Double D tittays whenever he wants… but women can't. These double standards are killing me..
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Showers moving through, Fall temps on the wayOctober 15th, 2013 at 3:23 pm by Robb Ellis under Weather
Are you seeing Fall color yet? Here's a view of Monument Circle where hints of color are showing up on the trees downtown. It's certainly about to feel a bit more like Fall, with cooler temperatures expected for the rest of this week.
Scattered light showers will continue through the evening but rainfall totals will be scarce. Heaviest amounts will fall in southern parts of central Indiana, but even those amounts will be light. Showers are likely to wrap up overnight.
Temperatures have been held down by clouds through the afternoon, but temps are currently in the mid to upper 60s.


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Zach Mueck is 8-2 in his last 10 matches for Xavier.
March 21, 2013
CINCINNATI - The Xavier men's tennis team looks to keep its Atlantic 10 winning streak alive when it squares off against conference foe Saint Louis at 2 p.m. on Friday at the St. Clair Tennis Club.
The Musketeers are 13-3 overall on the season and have not dropped any of their five league matches this spring. Friday's match is schedule to be the first outdoor event of the spring season.
Xavier has absolutely dominated their Atlantic 10 opponents thus far having only dropped two points to the likes of Temple, Richmond, Dayton, Butler and Duquesne.
Head coach Eric Toth has gotten production throughout the Musketeer lineup this spring. Adam Krull and Brandon MacDonald are 9-1 in their last 10 matches. Zach Mueck and Mesa Mei have only dropped two decisions in their last 10 contests. As a team XU is 76-20 in dual singles matches this spring.
Doubles has also been remarkably strong for the Musketeers who are a combined 35-8 in matches and have only dropped one doubles point.
Saint Louis is 4-8 and has lost three-straight, which includes a loss to Richmond in the team's only A-10 match this season. The Billikens are paced by Drew Feder and Luis Miguel Flores.


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For over 40 years, the US Landsat series of satellites has been delivering multispectral and thermal imaging data of the entire planet at a consistent high quality. As a consequence, the Landsat data archive has become an important tool for Earth remote sensing. It has helped to visualise long-term changes on the ground, to explore the influence of mankind on the biosphere and to manage natural resources.
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DLR scientists had reason to celebrate one month ago – the successful TerraSAR-X mission celebrated its fifth anniversary in space. Today, on 23 July, during the Plenary Session at the International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS 2012) in Munich, the hard work of DLR experts involved in the radar satellite TanDEM-X mission has been recognised. Our DLR colleagues were awarded with the 'IEEE WRG Baker Paper Award'. This award is given annually to scientists who accomplish extraordinary achievements in the field of electrical engineering and computer science.
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Backups failing - "Ready; No idle devices are available"
All of a sudden, Backup Exec 2012 is not running most of my jobs.
The job status stays at "Ready; No idle devices are available"
It ran 2 of the backups but I'm not sure why it didn't run the others.
I have 2 drives, but it would only use one at a time. Both initially have a status of 'Online.' When I was able to get one of my backup jobs running, it would load into one drive, that status would change to 'Active.' Then, if I try to run another job, the other drive will change to 'Active' for a moment, then go back to 'Online' and the job status goes to "Ready; No idle devices are available"
These are the things I've tried:
- Shutting down and restarting the server and the backup device
- Restarting the Backup Exec services
- Pausing and unpausing the backup drives
What else can I try?
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It sounds like BE cannot get a RESERVE on the drive, for whatever reason. Go to the library's LCD console or browser console to see if there is a tape mounted in the drive. If so then manually move it back to an available slot using the tape library's move command.
If the library claims there is no tape mounted in the drive, try to physically view the drive to see if there is a tape sitting in the throat of the drive. If so, then manually clear that path.
If there is no tape in the drive, then run tracer.exe before running a job in tape drive1 and getting a second job claiming no devices are available. Save the output to a .bin file by pressing the diskette icon and attach the file to this thread.
The tracer.exe tool ships with BE and is located in the \Backup Exec folder.


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And if they could we would all by one, and every manufacturer under the sun would simply reverse engineer it and build their own.
And currently as the market stands there is a pretty even spread of market share amongst the most popular manufacturers.
You have to bear in mind just about every high end metal detector uses the same technology, manufacturers then tweak it and add their own bells and whistles.
If you're buying any high end metal detector from one of the trusted makes you can be sure you're getting a deep seeking metal detector, personally I prefer Tesoro, but I have friends who swear by Fisher, Garrett, and several other makes, but this is my preference as I've used Tesoro machines for many years.
And to be perfectly honest we generally all recover around the same amount of finds.
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Of course we all want the deepest seeking metal detector possible..
Adding a larger search coil will mean your metal detector will be able to penetrate deeper into the ground.
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Discrimination should also be set as low as possible, the higher the discrimination the more search depth will be reduced, plus even semi deep finds may be rejected if close to other trashy objects.
Good headphones are a must, the difference between standard and purpose made metal detecting headphones makes a big difference which is worth the extra cost, I still use my trusty Wrights headphones which quieten surface sounds and amplify deeper sounds.
Keeping the search head close to the ground, but not actually dragging it over the ground also makes a difference, remember if the search coil is an inch above the ground it could mean losing half an inch in the ground.
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When you're getting a new metal detector, if you're after one of the deepest seeking metal detectors it will cost you a premium so you need to be sure your getting the right machine for you, the only way to do this is to actually try before you by.
Go along to your local metal detector specialist shop and spend some time testing them, all good shops are more than happy to help you find a machine that's right for you.
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