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The hub of the ship -- and its entertainment options -- is the Centrum, which got a full-on makeover in 2012. Its lowest level is Deck 4, where the R Bar serves up classic martinis in a setting that's supposed to be '60s mod decor. The bar and additional comfy seating surround a small dance floor and bandstand. That's where all the action takes place, including art auctions, cooking demos, ballroom dance classes, audience-participation games like ring-tosses and "live horse racing," and late-night themed dance parties. The Centrum space soars up to Deck 8 with a windowed ceiling on the pool deck above, and the upper reaches have been outfitted with stage lighting and rigging for aerial acrobatic performances (think high-flying bungee swings). The performances, some of which are publicized in the daily programs and some of which are serendipitous, vary in quality; if you go to only one, make it the farewell spectacular.
The ship has a few main lounges. The Broadway Melodies Show Lounge is one of the most functional and intelligently designed we've experienced. Sightlines from either the main floor or balcony are excellent. Seating is on fixed banquettes, which guarantees adequate space to enter and exit rows, and space is maximized by eliminating tables in favor of drink holders on armrests. The lounge is done up in rich jade-green marble, with furniture upholstered in matching leather and peach and turquoise brocade. On a one-week cruise, expect several performances by the ship's singers and dancers and a few specialty acts. (On our cruise, it was a Beatles tribute band, a comedian and Bowser from Sha Na Na.)
The clubby yet whimsical Schooner Bar has floor-to-ceiling glass windows that look onto the outdoor promenade one deck below. There, the floor by the bar is actual teak decking, varnished and polished to a rich, glossy mahogany sheen. Several tables feature ersatz bits of masts and rigging sprouting from them like transformed umbrellas. A piano with sing-along seating is there for evening entertainment and trivia game purposes.
The Shall We Dance Lounge, located at the stern, is the ship's secondary performance venue, but it's strangely off-the-beaten-track, as you must walk through the Schooner Bar to get to it. It plays host to art auctions, bingo games, dance lessons and dancing to live bands, karaoke and various presentations, from future cruise sails to shopping talks.
The most recognizable public room on Rhapsody of the Seas is Royal Caribbean's signature Viking Crown Lounge. With the addition of Izumi and the Concierge Lounge in the same space, the area feels less open and more chopped up than before. It's still a lovely spot to watch sailaway from indoors and is the late-night disco venue.
The Casino Royale has slot machines and all the requisite card tables (poker, blackjack, craps, etc.). We found the casino staff unusually friendly and helpful, and have never had so much fun losing money. The casino's astronomical decor (lots of stars and moons and astrological symbols) implies that your luck may be at the mercy of the stars.
The Edelweiss Restaurant is also employed as a venue for daytime activities, including scrapbooking and crafts.
On port days, Royal Caribbean offers a vast array of shore excursions, including active tours like hiking, biking and kayaking on its Alaska cruises. Tours are marked for activity level: mild, moderate or strenuous.
Fitness and Recreation
The main, open, central outdoor area on Deck 9 has a large pool surrounded by four shaded hot tubs. The pool is divided, with a shallower area on one end and a depth of five feet at the other. An outdoor movie screen shows scenes of Caribbean beaches and sea life on our Alaska cruise; movie screenings were scheduled for select evenings. Lounge chairs are your basic plastic and metal affairs. A couple of Ping-Pong tables are hidden away by the entrance to the Solarium.
Toward the stern is the Egyptian-themed Solarium (yes, there are pharaoh statues) with the secondary pool and another two hot tubs. This area is covered by a retractable glass dome, and it's a warm hideaway when the weather is chilly outside. It's also adults-only (minimum age 16). You'll find nicer lounge chairs, tables and chairs for playing cards or eating snacks from the adjacent Park Cafe.
On Deck 10, a jogging track circles the ship, overlooking the pool areas. At the very aft of the ship is Royal Caribbean's signature rock-climbing wall, and the requisite shuffleboard courts are on this deck, as well. There is no basketball court onboard.
The two-deck Vitality Day Spa and fitness center, run by Steiner's of London, occupies Decks 9 and 10, aft. The Egyptian-themed spa offers all the usual treatments (massages, facials, hair and nail services), as well as acupuncture, medi-spa procedures to reduce wrinkles and enhance lips, waxing and special offerings for couples, men, teens and kids. The Cruise Specials newsletter that accompanies the Cruise Compass usually lists same-day spa specials and other discounts.
Rhapsody has a perfectly adequate gym for a ship of its size, with eight treadmills, eight elliptical trainers, six exercise bikes, weight machines and free weights. Fitness classes -- yoga, spinning and boot camp (for $12), as well as free abs and stretching classes -- and spa seminars take place in the central aerobics area.
The promenade on Deck 5 would be ideal for sea-day walking if it weren't blocked off at one end. Still, people will stroll in a U, up and back.
Dress Code
A weeklong cruise will have two formal nights, one smart casual night and four casual nights. Even the longest cruises won't have more than three smart casual and three formal nights (with the remainder all casual).
Most men opt for dark suits instead of tuxedos, and women choose cocktail dresses rather than lavish gowns. Despite the stated dress code, we never actually had a smart casual night on our Alaska cruise. The only difference between smart and regular casual is jackets for men, with sport shirts and slacks recommended, and dresses, skirts and nice slacks for women. But, honestly, this is a cruise line that doesn't get hung up on dinner dress. Jeans are not looked down on, and no one blinked an eye when our tablemates rushed into dinner from a long day in port, still wearing their hiking clothes.
Royal Caribbean passengers are charged $12 per person, per day ($14.25 for suite guests). Gratuities can be prepaid or will be added on a daily basis to passengers' SeaPass accounts during the cruise. Passengers can modify or remove gratuities by visiting the guest services desk while onboard. A 15 percent gratuity is automatically added to bar tabs.
Fellow Passengers
Royal Caribbean typically appeals to couples and singles in their 30's to 60's, as well as families of all ages. The cruise line attracts passengers that are looking for affordable, active vacations. The folks are a high-spirited, high-energy lot and really get into the onboard activities, from cooking demos and ring-toss games to the aerial acrobatic shows in the Centrum.
A large percentage of passengers on Rhapsody's Australian and Pacific itineraries will be locals from Australia and New Zealand.
The 78,491-ton, 2,040-passenger Rhapsody of the Seas will never win any awards for being the biggest, newest or most innovative ship out there. It's part of Royal Caribbean's Vision Class, among the line's smallest and oldest vessels, in a fleet dominated by humongous mega-ships that sport ice-skating rinks, indoor malls and onboard surf parks. But does that somehow lessen the fun cruise vacation experience? Not a bit.
To be fair, Royal Caribbean is going out of its way to update its oldie-but-goodies, spending millions of dollars to add favorite Oasis-class features to ships lacking in dining variety, balconies and all the latest bells and whistles. Rhapsody's 2012 refurb -- which updated cabins, added specialty dining venues and an outdoor movie screen, and redesigned the atrium -- was a giant step forward in giving passengers more ways to enjoy their time onboard. The ship's size will never be the main draw, as it's too big to be truly intimate, but too small to compete with even Voyager-class attractions. Though, with the new additions, it is a good choice for Royal Caribbean fans who simply can't stomach a 6,000-passenger vessel, but want at least some level of choice.
No, Rhapsody's likeability is about attitude. Its energetic, accessible crewmembers display an infectious ebullience, and its passengers come aboard intending to enjoy themselves. Whether it's shamelessly stumbling through a cha-cha class in the atrium in full view of everyone passing by, lining the decks to see a calving glacier or packing the shops for special sales, Rhapsody sailors are joiners. It makes you want to drop everything and try your hand at a ring-toss game -- just because everyone else is having so much fun doing it.
As for the ship itself, passenger flow is excellent, with the only real crowding at the Windjammer Cafe buffet restaurant, during limited-time souvenir sales or at prime hours in the teeny gym. The hub of the ship is the Centrum, the six-deck atrium, with a bar and dance floor at the bottom and balcony-like walkways flanking its upper levels. Its main level is used for everything from art auctions and song-and-dance-and-aerial-acrobatics performances to cooking classes and silly games. The genius of this area is that you have to pass it to get anywhere on the ship, so even if you don't mean to stop, you get sucked into the action below and find yourself watching or joining in the fun.
One of our favorite additions was the new digital "Wayfinder" signage, which debuted on Oasis of the Seas and is being retrofitted on a number of RCI ships. The large touch-screens, posted by the elevators, let you browse daily activity schedules and restaurant menus, and find directions from here to there (or to the nearest loo) -- all in multiple languages. They're fun to play with and incredibly helpful when you can't remember whether you're forward or aft on the ship.
Our one gripe was the consistency of the food. The main dining room was hit or miss, and the buffet was solidly mediocre, with that mass-produced, institutional cafeteria, sitting-out-too-long taste. (Especially avoid the Windjammer's pizza.) Food was definitely better in the for-fee Chops (steakhouse) and Giovanni's (Italian), but not all passengers want to pay to stuff themselves silly for an evening.
Then again, a reason not to gain 10 pounds on a cruise could be a good thing after all.
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The reception and shore excursion desks can be found on Deck 5 in the Centrum. Right above on Deck 6 is the photo gallery, where you can view and purchase pictures taken by the ship's photographers. Thumbs up to the machines that show you all photos of you when you insert your cruise card; thumbs down to the costumed crewmembers hounding you every day to take photos with them. Next to the photo gallery is the pathetic library; the actual library was removed during the 2012 refit to make room for more cabins. Now, a few shelves hold a piddling number of books, games to borrow, and daily trivia and Sudoku puzzles. Around the corner are the art auction desk and a mini-gallery and the Pets at Sea station (where, for a fee, you can stuff and accessorize a plush animal toy).
On Deck 4, adjacent to the R Bar, is the "Royal Caribbean Online" Internet lounge, which offers real-time access to the Web 24/7. The ship is now outfitted for Wi-Fi, bow to stern, but some spots onboard may get better reception than others. You can pay for Internet as you go for 65 cents a minute or purchase a package: $35 for 60 minutes, $55 for 100 minutes, $75 for 150 minutes, $100 for 250 minutes or $150 for 500 minutes. To use Wi-Fi on your own laptop, you must first sign up for an account at the Internet cafe.
Conference rooms are located near the dining room on Deck 4 with a medical facility on Deck 1. There are no self-serve laundry rooms on Rhapsody.
Of the 1,020 cabins on Rhapsody, 613 have ocean views, and 223 have balconies. (That's a pretty low percentage of balcony cabins, compared to today's new-builds.) During the 2012 refurb, 21 new cabins were added to the ship: a family junior suite where the Radio Room was previously; four balcony cabins on Deck 7, replacing the Card Room; and 16 outside cabins on Decks 7 and 8, utilizing space previously occupied by the Explorers Lounge (removed -- new Internet Cafe on Deck 4), Future Cruise Desk (moved to Deck 4) and Library (now a bookshelf by the photo gallery). While all cabins received upgraded linens and soft goods, the new cabins also sport more modern furnishings (upgraded desks/vanities, night tables, bathroom fixtures, etc.).
Three categories of inside cabins range in size from 132 to 165 square feet -- i.e. teeny tiny. While some are a standard rectangular layout -- the door at the short side of the cabin, leading into the living area, with the sleeping area at the other end -- some are laid out lengthwise along the hallway so the door is in the middle with the sleeping area to one side and the living area to the other. Standard oceanview cabins measure 152 square feet. Only two cabins on the ship (junior suites 8086 and 8586) have obstructed views.
Standard balcony cabins (called "superior oceanviews") are 192 square feet with 42-square-foot balconies. Balconies are each furnished with two chairs and a small table.
Family oceanview cabins, at 237 square feet, each feature a main sleeping area, plus a curtained-off area with bunk beds and a sofa bed in the sitting area. They sleep six.
Standard cabins are comfortable and practical, and even the smallest cabins feature small sitting areas with sofas and coffee tables. Storage space is generous with hanging racks and shelving in the closets, drawers and more shelves in the desks/vanities, and nightstands. Cabins feature flat-screen televisions, phones, safes and hair dryers. Outlets were old and not the best, as our plugs kept falling out. Royal Caribbean has added iPads in each suite. The iPads can be used throughout the ship to access daily schedules and onboard accounts, order room service, access the Internet, watch movies and make restaurant reservations. But be careful with your borrowed technology -- the fees for damaged and lost iPads are $200 and $700, respectively.
Bathrooms have decent storage, though each shower only has one shelf and a clingy curtain. Toiletries are limited to hand soap and a mystery substance (Shampoo? Body wash?) in an unmarked dispenser in the shower.
Cabin service was exceptional, unobtrusive and thorough. Cabin stewards create imaginative towel-people and creatures as part of turn-down service. (The hanging monkey was one of the best we've seen.)
Rhapsody offers six types of suites. The Junior Suite (at 243 square feet with a 67-square-foot balcony) is essentially an expanded balcony cabin with a larger sitting area (sofa plus two comfy chairs) and a bathroom with a bathtub. Grand Suites (353 square feet, 111-square-foot balcony) are even bigger, with more distinction between the sleeping and sitting areas (with an L-shaped couch) and a larger foyer area. The Owner's Suite (516 square feet, 116-square-foot balcony) has a separate living area with a queen-size sofa bed and a small dining table. The Royal Suite (1,140 square feet, 131-square-foot balcony) has a king-size bed in a separate bedroom, a large living room with a queen-size sofa bed and baby grand piano, and a whirlpool bathtub.
Suite passengers are entitled to perks like priority check-in, Concierge Lounge access (see below), priority tendering (where applicable), access to dining room menus via room service, luggage valet service, complimentary clothes pressing on formal night and priority debarkation.
Two suite categories are intended for families. The Family Junior Suite (470 square feet with 75-square-foot balcony) sleeps six with two sets of twin beds (one set in a separate room and others that convert to queens) and a double sofa bed in the living room. The Royal Family Suite (480 square feet with 59-square-foot balcony) features two bedrooms, two bathrooms (one with shower, other with tub), a walk-in closet, a double sofa bed and a Pullman bed in the living room. It can accommodate up to eight people.
A new Concierge Lounge, carved out of the Viking Crown Lounge in 2012, is open to all suite passengers and "Diamond-Plus" Crown & Anchor loyalty program members. Amenities include continental breakfast (served daily, 8 to 10 a.m.), hors d'oeuvres and petit fours served in the evening, a self-service bar (no fee) during happy hour, movies and CDs to borrow, and business services (faxing and copying for a fee). A concierge can assist passengers in making reservations for specialty dining and shore excursions, spa and salon appointments; pre-ordering wine at dinner; and arranging private parties. "Diamond" Crown & Anchor members have their own lounge in the back corner of the Shall We Dance Lounge, with similar services.
Wheelchair-accessible cabins come in several categories: outsides (255 square feet); balconies (350 square feet, with 39-square-foot balconies); and suites (276 square feet, with 69-square-foot balconies). These cabins feature open bed frames, wider entry doors, space to turn, lowered vanities and closet rods, bathrooms with wider doors, roll-in showers with fold-down benches, grab bars, a raised toilet and a lowered sink.
Rhapsody has an extensive children's program called "Adventure Ocean," for kids from ages 3 to 17. (Kids must be toilet trained; they will not be allowed in if still wearing diapers or Pull-Ups.) The children are broken up into five age groups: Aquanauts (3 to 5), Explorers (6 to 8), Voyagers (9 to 11) and two groups of Teens (12 to 14 and 15 to 17). Eighteen-year-olds are not allowed into Adventure Ocean, with no exceptions. In addition, the Royal Babies and Tots program is geared toward the littlest cruisers, ages 6 to 36 months. The three youth lounges -- Nursery, Adventure Ocean and teen disco -- are located on Deck 10.
Adventure Ocean activities for kids ages 3 to 11 are free of charge and are available from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and from 7 to 10 p.m. On port days, the center will open a half hour prior to the first excursion. Age-appropriate activities may include finger-painting, talent shows, pajama parties, karaoke, sports tournaments and scavenger hunts. Royal Caribbean also offers special kids' programs in science, art, theater and storytelling. Certain events are designated as family activities for parents and kids to do together.
Teen activity hours vary during the day and run from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. for younger teens and from 9 p.m. 'til late for older teens. Think dance and pool parties, video game play, casino nights and sports. The teen disco has a "mocktail" bar, dance floor and video game area. It's located off the all-ages arcade.
Royal Babies and Tots Programming is geared to little kids, ages 6 to 36 months, and take place in the Nursery. The Nursery's main playroom is outfitted with all sorts of Fisher-Price toys, soft climbing structures and interactive play stations lining the walls. A huge flat-screen TV shows Sesame Street, the Wiggles and Thomas the Tank Engine videos nearly nonstop. A back room has several cribs and a changing station. Typically, the Nursery is open from 8 a.m. on port days and 9:30 a.m. on sea days through midnight.
The babies program works differently than Adventure Ocean. Most of its open hours are reserved for drop-off group baby-sitting, day or night, at a rate of $8 per hour, per child. Staff will change diapers, but you're expected to provide supplies (diapers, milk, bottles, sippy cups, etc.). Parents will receive a pager to be buzzed if there's a problem.
During late afternoon open-play sessions, Fisher-Price Playgroups and Crayola Beginnings art time, kids can come for free, but they must be supervised by a parent. The room is a wonderful place for little ones to play, and we discovered that if no tots have been dropped off, the staff will allow parents and kids to come in for additional open play time. Families can also borrow bags of toys for the duration of the cruise -- a neat idea so you don't have to pack your toybox. We even asked and were allowed to borrow a toy for our son.
In-cabin sitting, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 2 a.m., is available through the purser's desk and must be booked at least 24 hours in advance. It's based on availability with no guarantee that a sitter will be found. Minimum age is 1 year; the charge is $19 per hour (for two hours or more) for up to three children within the same family.
Group baby-sitting for ages 3 to 11 is available from the youth staff from 10 p.m. through 2 a.m. nightly. The rate is $6 per hour, per child. (Kids must be at least 3 years old and potty-trained.)
Royal Caribbean provides Pack 'n Play porta-cribs on advance request, but standard cabins do not have curtains to divide the rooms or bathtubs. High chairs with trays are available in both the Windjammer and main dining room, as is whole milk. Royal Caribbean's Babies to Go program allows parents to preorder jarred Gerber baby food, Huggies diapers and Cotonelle wipes to be delivered to their cabins for exorbitant prices.
The main dining room does offer a kids' menu with appetizers, entrees, desserts and even virgin cocktails and frozen drinks (specialty drinks cost extra). The waitstaff was extremely accommodating of children, having a fruit salad ready for my son whenever we arrived in the dining room, making animals out of napkins and just dropping by to say hi.
Several family-friendly dining options are also available. Lunch & Play is offered on sea days from noon to 2 p.m. when Adventure Ocean is typically closed. Counselors will supervise a boxed lunch, movie- or cartoon-watching and playtime for a charge of $7.95 per kid. My Family Time Dining is a free service for families with early seating in the dining room. Kids will receive an expedited dinner service so they can be in and out in 45 minutes, when counselors will pick them up and bring them back to Adventure Ocean for evening activities while parents enjoy the rest of their dinner at leisure. And, Adventure Ocean Dining is a program on select nights to allow kids to have dinner in the ship's restaurants with their peers and youth program staff.
Royal Caribbean will not accept pregnant guests who have entered their 24th week of pregnancy before or during the cruise. Pregnant women in their first and second trimesters technically need a "fit to travel" note from their physicians.
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Summer: 6:30 to dusk Winter: 8 a.m. to dusk The park is open year round for camping and day use. Camping: Check-in time, 2:30 p.m. Check-out time, 1 p.m. Quiet hours: 10 p.m. to 6:30 a.m.
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RWJF Priority: Reduce youths' exposure to the marketing of unhealthy foods through regulation, policy, and effective industry self-regulation
Unhealthy foods and beverages are heavily marketed to children, and research shows that exposure to food marketing messages increases children's obesity risk. Food and beverage companies also target African-American and Latino children with more advertising and for products that are less healthy. Some studies suggest that marketing restrictions are among the most powerful and cost-effective interventions available.
The resources below, from RWJF grantees and partners, explore how food and beverage marketing affects children's food preferences and their risk for obesity.


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The room could have been cleaner (crumbs on chairs). The card swipe for the door wasn't working properly, nor did it truly shut properly. I wasn't impressed that the fridge was provided but wasn't working (yes - I adjusted the temperature and made sure it was plugged in before filling it up). Other than that, the hotel was good.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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The St. John's community kicked off the Christmas season at the Alumni Winter Carnival – and the stars came out for the occasion.
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Head Coach Steve Lavin, Special Assistant/Advisor Gene Keady and members of the Men's Basketball team mingled with guests and signed autographs throughout the night, as alumni and their families reminisced over hot chocolate and other holiday treats."Our St. John's community comes together to celebrate so many things, whether it's an athletic competition, graduation for our students or the magic of the holidays," Lavin said. "It's special to be a part of this community, and after tonight, there's no question that I'm in a festive, holiday mood." In addition to meeting Lavin, Keady and the team, children posed for photos with Santa and enjoyed a special arts and crafts table. "It's all about the kids," said Edwin Suarez '70C, who came with a number of family members and friends. "Back when I was a student, we definitely didn't celebrate Christmas like this on campus, so this is turning into a wonderful family tradition. Most importantly, I think events like this help motivate the kids to come to St. John's one day and get an education." The event also included the lighting of the campus Christmas tree, as the Voices of Victory Choir sang hymns and carols. Many alumni, like Catherine Cavanagh '86C, '89L, noted that this festive tradition serves as the perfect backdrop for a yearly reunion with old friends."My kids and I have been coming here every year," said Cavanagh. "We meet up with three or four friends that I graduated with, and the night ultimately turns into a little alumni get-together for us. Our kids get to spend some time with each other and so do the parents, and I can't tell you how great it is to be back on this campus." As always, the event culminated in a magnificent fireworks display, with students, faculty, alumni and staff all watching together as the night sky filled with a flurry of dazzling lights. "Fireworks in winter is something I find very cool," Cavanagh continued. "You typically associate it with Independence Day, so to have it tied into Christmas like this is unique." From photos with Santa to holiday treats, meeting Steve Lavin to the remarkable fireworks show, attendees like Maria Wurpel '91P were left amazed with the way campus transformed so seamlessly into a winter wonderland. "Every time I come to campus, I'm amazed at the community here," she explained. "The tree puts us in a festive mood, and my son was so excited to meet Santa and Steve Lavin. It's just a fun time for everyone."


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Choctaw County Library Board board eyes budget shortfall By Keith Tolman Contributing Writer HUGO - The Choctaw County Library Board met Tuesday morning. Foremost on the agenda was how to deal with a budget shortfall. The library has $135 to operate on until July. The electric bill alone averages $1,900 per month. Some of the deficit will be made up from use fees due in March. Salaries, book purchases and some other items are funded through the Southeastern Public Library System of Oklahoma. "This is no different from the problem the library has faced for the last 80 years, said board member Brent Shane. "We are going to have this situation until our endowment provides enough money to operate on." Shane was referring to an endowment fund created several years ago. Interest from it should eventually provide a steady source of operating funds. The board voted to raise funds immediately through bake sales, board member efforts and a community "Drive for Lights" campaign. It approved reduction of outside lighting at night to reduce costs. The board also tackled organizational issues, some of which have been the subject of recent criticism. Assigned to committees for review last Dec. were issues involving control of records, financial accountability and board training. The records committee proposed records be kept in a file cabinet at the library. Board member Miriam Costilow further suggested records be gathered as soon as possible. A motion approving record centralization passed following the donation of a file cabinet by Wade Scott of Security First National Bank. Judy Clancy of the Board Training and Policy Committee made sweeping recommendations. The report called for annual board member orientation in such areas as financial operation, tax compliance and Open Meeting Act training. The committee also recommended recruiting board members from various fields of expertise and implementation of a conflict of interest policy. The board is taking the committee recommendations under advisement.


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A man enters Owensboro-Daviess County Regional Airport and asks about a flight to Baltimore. He used the restroom, and sheriff's deputies say that when he came out to the lobby, he waved a knife above his head, yelled "call the police," cut several chairs, turned over an ATM machine and a Christmas tree, and also shattered a glass door. Just before officers arrived, two airport employees tackled and subdued 47-year old Nicholas Rummage of Owensboro. He was arrested for criminal mischief, menacing, and alcohol intoxication.
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"200 Years of Holiday Magic" is the theme of Saturday evening's annual Snowflake Parade" in Gibson County. The lighted parade will feature floats and musical entries as well as the arrival of Santa and Mrs. Claus. It steps-off Pinkney Street and South Main Street, continues north up Main Street, west on State Street, then south on Hart Street. The parade route will end at the intersection of Hart and Broadway.
Black Friday cop car chase shakes-up shoppers
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It was a Black Friday that Teresa Julian of Evansville and other shoppers won't soon forget. Julian waiting for a traffic light in a left turn lane on the Lloyd when two cop cars came toward her on Pearl Drive, with lights flashing and sirens screaming. The vehicle that police were chasing at about 45 miles an hour came to a stop near the Walmart against the bumper of an Evansville police cruiser, without causing injuries.
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CBS news will update viewers about the past and present of former Indiana State Trooper David Camm. 48 Hours Reporter Richard Schlesinger interviewed Camm for the program, which airs Saturday night at 9 Evansville time. He says they reviewed the past 13-years of Camm's life, ever since the deaths of his family members.
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Changing story precedes arrest of Henderson man
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Huntingburg Police respond to a complaint of suspicious activity early Friday, and end up arresting the man who phoned it in. Officers say that 38-year old Troy Young's story about what had happened kept changing and didn't make sense. After Young told them he was originally from Henderson, they found out he was wanted for three felonies out of Kentucky, and Young was arrested for theft, posession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and selling a stolen firearm. He was also charged with criminal mischief.
Brown County shooting involves deputy
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A Brown County sheriff's deputy shot and killed a man on Thanksgiving night. State Police say 44-year old Troy Harden of Nashville was pronounced dead after the shooting. Investigators have not released what led to the shooting, but said deputies had tried to serve a warrant for his arrest. State Police will release more information soon.
Flames damage Princeton Elks Lodge
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It was quite a sight until it was knocked down. Flames were shooting well into the air above the Elks Lodge in Princeton. A fire that started early Thursday morning has extensively damaged parts of the lodge, in the downtown area of the Gibson County seat. Firefighters say the blaze started in or near the roof, where the furnace is located, and there were problems with water freezing in hoses and on streets. Salt and sand were spread to provide traction.
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Fire damages house on Evansville's East Side
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Nobody was hurt, and a family says they can move in with relatives for now, after their house was damaged by fire. The blaze in the 7100 block of Washington Avenue, on Evansville's far east side late Wednesday afternoon apparently began in the carport, where a car and pick-up truck were destroyed. It spread to the kitchen, living room and attic of the home before firefighters extinguished it. Fire Captain Mike Dickinson says the family was inside the home when the fire appeared, but they were able to safely get out.
Jason Perry competent to stand trial
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A judge finds a Gibson County man competent to stand trial. It happened after a lengthy hearing in the case of Jason Perry Wednesday. Both of his defense lawyers attempted to withdraw from the case, but their motions were denied. Perry is accused of killing Jessica Tice outside the Los Aztecas Restaurant in Princeton last spring in front of their son. The murder trial is to take place in Posey County April 21.
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Obama: Illinois residents qualify for disaster assitance
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Reasons for Procedure
Hepatic resection is most often used to treat cancer in the liver. It can also be done for the following reasons:
- Treat other liver tumors (including benign [non-cancerous] lesions)
- Treat cancer that has spread to the liver (most often seen in patients with colon cancer )
- Liver transplant donation
- Treat trauma to the liver
Possible Complications
If you are planning to have a hepatic resection, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
- Excess bleeding
- Reaction to anesthesia
- Infection
- Nausea and vomiting
- Low blood sugar
- Liver failure
Factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
- Smoking
- Diabetes
- Pre-existing liver disease (eg, cirrhosis , cholestasis)
- Drinking large amounts of alcohol, either before or after surgery
Long-term side effects are uncommon. This is because the liver is able to regrow and function normally within a few months. But, this can happen more slowly in older patients.
Discuss these risks with your doctor before surgery.
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
Before surgery:
- You may be given chemotherapy to shrink liver tumors.
- You may meet with a doctor who specializes in liver surgery.
Your doctor may do tests to determine the exact location of the tumors:
- Abdominal ultrasound —a test that uses sound waves to make an image in the abdomen
- CT scan —a type of x-ray that uses a computer to make pictures of structures in the abdomen
- PET scan —a test that uses a small amount of radiation to locate areas in the body with abnormal metabolic activity, such as cancers
- MRI scan —a test that uses magnetic waves to make picture of structures in the abdomen
Talk to your doctor about your medicines, herbs, and dietary supplements. You may be asked to stop taking some medicines up to one week before the procedure, like:
- Aspirin and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (eg, ibuprofen , naproxen )
- Blood-thinning drugs, such as warfarin (Coumadin)
- Anti-platelet drugs, such as clopidogrel (Plavix)
General anesthesia will be used. It will block any pain and keep you asleep through the surgery.
Description of the Procedure
The doctor will make an incision in the right upper abdomen, under the rib cage. The doctor will remove any tumors on the liver and some of the surrounding healthy tissue. Sometimes, the gallbladder will also need to be removed. The doctor may use an ultrasound probe to examine the liver during surgery to make sure there are no remaining tumors. Your doctor may leave a drain going from inside your abdomen to outside your body. This will drain any blood or leakage from the liver. The doctor will close your incision with stitches or staples.
Immediately After Procedure
You will be taken to the intensive care unit for about 24 hours. The hospital staff will monitor you.
How Long Will It Take?
3-7 hours
How Much Will It Hurt?
Anesthesia prevents pain during surgery. Pain or soreness during recovery will be managed with pain medicine.
Average Hospital Stay
This procedure is done in a hospital setting. The usual length of stay is 4-8 days. If you have any problems, you will need to stay longer.
Post-procedure Care
- You will receive nutrition through an IV. It will be removed once you are eating and drinking, usually in few days.
- You may have drains from the incision site to help the wound heal properly. Drains are usually removed before you leave the hospital.
- You may have a small catheter put into your bladder to drain urine. It will be removed in a few days.
- You will be given medicines to manage pain. These may be given through injections, your IV, or through a pump attached to a needle in your arm.
- You may be given medicines to prevent nausea.
When you return home, do the following to help ensure a smooth recovery:
- Change your bandages as directed by your doctor.
- Ask your doctor about when it is safe to shower, bathe, or soak in water.
- Take pain medicines as needed.
- You may begin to feel better in about six weeks.
- Be sure to follow your doctor's instructions.
Call Your Doctor
After you leave the hospital, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, warmth, drainage, or bulging at the incision site
- Nausea and/or vomiting that you cannot control with the medicines you were given after surgery, or that last for more than two days after discharge from the hospital
- Severe abdominal pain
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Cough, shortness of breath, or chest pain
- Pain and/or swelling in your feet, calves, or legs
- Pain, burning, urgency, frequency of urination, or persistent bleeding in the urine
- Feeling weak or dizzy
In case of an emergency, call for medical help right away.


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Bain Committee moving forward on early childhood education task
Submitted by WIKY News on Thu, 11/07/2013 - 5:06pm
A local man says a committee that could make a difference in the future of early childhood education has held its organizational meeting. Gov. Mike Pence appointed Kevin Bain of the Wellborn Baptist Foundation to chair the Early Learning Advisory Committee. Bain tells WIKY News the group's foremost responsibility is to help implement legislation approved by the last session of the general assembly. it would provide scholarships for needy kids to attend quality pre-school programs. Bain's remarks followed a tour that he took with Gov. Pence at St.
"Nation's Report Card" shows gains in Indiana; credit debated
Submitted by WIKY News on Thu, 11/07/2013 - 4:43pm
Indiana fourth graders got modestly higher math and reading scores on this year's National Assessment of Educational Progress test. Indiana students were among the top five gainers in the country last year for reading and math at the fourth grade level. 8th grade scores were also up, though not as much. Gov.
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Preparedness for cold weather and overnight tornadoes emphasized
Submitted by WIKY News on Wed, 11/06/2013 - 5:43pm
The National Weather Service and three local broadcasters who were heavily involved with the Nov. 6th tornado eight years ago speak at a seminar. The session at the Red Cross in Evansville was attended by emergency planners, storm spotters and other interested residents. Ricky Shanklin of the NWS noted 24 of the 25 deaths in the Nov. 6th tornado involved mobile homes hit by a night time twister. Others noted storms move about twice as fast in the winter, compared to summer months.
Boomers attract state services
Submitted by WIKY News on Wed, 11/06/2013 - 5:30pm
Indiana is joining other states in trying to address the fast growing senior population. Indiana's senior population now stands at 800,000. The nation's above 65 population will more than double from 40 million in 2010 to 89 million in 2050. Nearly 10,000 people turn 65 every day across the nation. The state is trying to address the need of seniors in the areas of transportation, housing and health care. More and more localities are looking at ways to make existing communities more livable and accessible for seniors.
Economic growth disappoints IU prognosticators
Submitted by WIKY News on Wed, 11/06/2013 - 5:29pm
Disappointing was the word used to describe the economic outlook for 2014. In their annual forecast released Wednesday Indiana University Kelley School of Business economists say only 2 percent growth is expected in the first half of the year because of the gridlock in Washington. The outlook for Indiana is slightly better. Hoosier personal income is rising faster than the U.S. average and that's fueled by earnings from manufacturing, transportation and warehousing.
Poseyville man enters guilty plea to murder
Submitted by WIKY News on Wed, 11/06/2013 - 1:14pm
A Posey County man pleads guilty to murder. 26-year old Thomas Davidson entered the plea Wednesday morning to charges he shot and killed 58-year old Sandra Burkhardt, in August in rural White County, Illinois. Davidson and Burkhardt were both from Poseyville. In exchange for the plea, the judge sentenced Davidson to 60 years in prison. Other charges were dropped, but under Illinois law, Davidson will not be eligible for day-for-day credit for good behavior.
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Clerk says gun pulled while gas stolen
Submitted by WIKY News on Wed, 11/06/2013 - 1:12pm
Evansville police are looking for a woman who pulled a gun on a gas station clerk while stealing fuel. It happened about 10:45 Wednesday morning, at the Phillips-66 on North Main Street. Officers say the woman is black, she was wearing a pink coat, and was last seen driving away in a silver, 1990s Dodge or Chrysler.
Oilfield worker dies in southern Illinois
Submitted by WIKY News on Wed, 11/06/2013 - 1:11pm
A self-employed oilfield worker dies in Southern Illinois. The coroner says 62-year old Alexis Anderson of McLeansboro was servicing an oil well, when he was pulled into an operating pump and crushed Tuesday. His clothes had become tangled in the equipment, and he was pulled into the pumping unit. He was working by himself, checking on the well to make sure it was operating as it should.
Shot fired into Owensboro house
Submitted by WIKY News on Wed, 11/06/2013 - 1:09pm
Nobody was hurt, when a shot was fired into the front window of an Owensboro home. It happened early Wednesday morning, in the 4000 block of Kipling Drive. Police say the house was occupied at the time, and they say there have been some disputes on that block, and they have some suspects. No arrests have been made.
Cop to cycle for charity
Submitted by WIKY News on Wed, 11/06/2013 - 1:08pm
An Evansville police officer is going to ride his bike more than a thousand miles to raise awareness for House of Hope. The non-profit is a counseling and education program for 13 to 17 year-old females. The Evansville office will soon have a house so they can start a residential program, and eventually, they hope to start a program for boys. Sergeant Brian Talsma says he'll begin his journey at Evansville's riverfront and finish in Orlando. He says the journey will take him about a month.
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