Here are the best senior retirement homes in PECKVILLE, Pennsylvania. This list of PECKVILLE, Pennsylvania retirement facilities includes homes for retirees as well as retirement communities.
Mid Valley Manor Personal Care Center is a retirement residence in Peckville, Pennsylvania. Nestled at 85 Sturges Road, 18452 zip code inside Lackawanna county, Mid Valley Manor Personal Care Center provides retirement living to all older adults who live in Peckville and offers a homey environment, as well as accommodating dietary menu, breakfast, lunch and dinner meals, visiting physician services and medication management. It can house a maximum of 90 retirees at a time.
Elmcroft Of Mid Valley is a retirement residence in Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania. It is located at 89 Sturges Road in Peckville, Pennsylvania and offers senior care and living to retired adults who reside in the Lackawanna county area. Elmcroft Of Mid Valley can provide accommodation to no more than 50 seniors at once. Some of the amenities provided by Elmcroft Of Mid Valley include dementia and Alzheimer's care, help with daily living activities, full social activities calendar, dietician-prepared menus and a fitness room. Seniors who are looking for retirement communities in Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania near the 18452 zip code area should feel great about selecting Elmcroft Of Mid Valley as their retirement residence.
Allied Terrace is a pet-friendly senior home in Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania that provides many amenities to its residents. It is located at 100 Terrace Lane in Scranton, Pennsylvania, 18508 zip code area. Some of the services provided by Allied Terrace include a spacious dining room, sing-along nights and karaoke parties, wheelchair-accessible facilities and personal laundry service. Allied Terrace can provide retirement living to up to 84 older adults.
The Pines At Clarks Summit is a home for retirees in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania that accepts Medicare and Medicaid to pay some of the cost for retirement living. The Pines At Clarks Summit is situated at 1300 Morgan Highway in Lackawanna county and includes features such as tree-lined walking paths, oversized apartments, special dining menu for birthdays and caregiving staff members on-call all day and night. It can provide 55 and older adults living in Lackawanna county a maximum of 72 retirement residences.
When looking for luxury assisted senior living communities in Carbondale, Pennsylvania, you will come across Lincoln View Manor, located at 10 Harrison Avenue, 18407 zip code area. Lincoln View Manor enables senior citizens living in Lackawanna county in Pennsylvania to experience senior living at its best. With community features like 24-hour security system, dancing and music nights, regular doctor visits and included maintenance of apartment units, senior citizens should feel great about picking Lincoln View Manor as their retirement community.
Finding the best assisted retirement home in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania is not easy, but it's possible if you look at Clarks Summit Senior Living. It is situated at 950 Morgan Highway and offers services that include grooming and beauty services, pet-friendly facilities and fitness activities on a daily basis. Clarks Summit Senior Living provides a total of 120 retirement residences to Lackawanna county older adults.
The Gardens Of Green Ridge is a retirement facility located in Scranton, Pennsylvania at 2751 Boulevard Avenue. It offers older adults in Scranton and nearby areas who are trying to find retirement homes in Lackawanna county amenities that include unlimited medical transportation, concierge services, a nursing center and bed and linen services.
Those 55 and older adults who require help with daily activities and desire a home for retirees in Scranton, Pennsylvania should consider Green Ridge Manor. It can accommodate a total of 59 retirees. Green Ridge Manor assists with daily tasks such as bathing, putting on clothes, moving from one place to another and other nursing care as needed. It provides amenities like modern retirement units, beauty salon, and chaplain and church services.
Harrison House is a retirement residence in Lackawanna county that includes board and care services for retired adults who reside in Scranton, Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. It's located in the 18510 zip code area at 712 Harrison Avenue and includes amenities such as rehabilitative services, billiards and other games, scheduled off-site activities, weekly laundry service and newly updated retirement apartments. It contains a total of 54 retirement living units.
Scranton Manor Personal Care Center is a retirement residence located in Scranton, Pennsylvania in Lackawanna county. It is perfect senior citizens who need caregiving and housing all under one roof. Scranton Manor Personal Care Center is located at 819 Jefferson Avenue in the 18510 zip code and provides amenities such as chef-prepared meals, on-site occupational therapy, stimulating and engaging activities and religious services. It has a capacity of 67 retirement residences.
Old Forge Manor Personal Care Center is a retirement facility in Old Forge, Pennsylvania. Nestled at 246 South Main Street, 18518 zip code inside Lackawanna county, Old Forge Manor Personal Care Center provides retirement living to all older adults who live in Old Forge and provides a homey environment, as well as accommodating dietary menu, three nutritious meals per day, physician services and medication coordination. It can house a maximum of 50 retirees at a time.
Minelli's Kozy Comfort Living is a retirement residence in Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania. It is situated at 1640 North Main Avenue in Scranton, Pennsylvania and offers senior care and living to retired adults who reside in the Lackawanna county area. Minelli's Kozy Comfort Living can provide care and housing to no more than 27 seniors at a time. Some of the amenities offered by Minelli's Kozy Comfort Living include memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, assistance with daily living, full social activities calendar, dietician-created menus and a fitness center. Retired adults who are looking for retirement facilities in Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania near the 18508 zip code area should feel wonderful about choosing Minelli's Kozy Comfort Living as their retirement residence.
Oakwood Terrace is a pet-friendly retirement residence in Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania that offers numerous amenities to its residents. It is located at 400 Gleason Drive in Moosic, Pennsylvania, 18507 zip code area. Some of the amenities offered by Oakwood Terrace include a large dining area, movie nights, wheelchair-accessible facilities and assistance with laundry. Oakwood Terrace can offer retirement living to up to 58 seniors.
Regency Heights is a home for retirees in Carbondale, Pennsylvania that accepts Medicare and Medicaid to cover part of the cost for retirement living. Regency Heights is located at 164 South Main Street in Lackawanna county and includes amenities like walking paths and trails, spacious retirement apartments, special dining menu for birthdays and caregivers on-call 24/7. It can provide seniors living in Lackawanna county up to 35 retirement residences.
When trying to find upscale senior living communities in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, you will come across Willowbrook Place, located at 150 Edella Road, 18411 zip code area. Willowbrook Place enables seniors living in Lackawanna county in Pennsylvania to experience senior living at its best. With community features that include gated and secure entry, dancing and music nights, regular doctor visits and apartment and community maintenance, seniors should feel wonderful about selecting Willowbrook Place as their retirement community.
Finding the best assisted retirement home in Scranton, Pennsylvania is hard, however it's possible if you consider Angel's Family Manor Personal Care Home. It is located at 218 North Main Avenue and offers services such as on-site salon and spa, pet services and fitness activities on a daily basis. Angel's Family Manor Personal Care Home provides a total of 53 retirement residences to Lackawanna county retirees.
St Mary's Villa Residence is a retirement home located in Moscow, Pennsylvania at One Pioneer Place. It offers seniors in Moscow and nearby areas who are searching for retirement residences in Lackawanna county amenities that include unlimited medical transportation, concierge services, a nursing center and housekeeping service.
Those retirees who require aid with daily activities and want an assisted retirement home in Scranton, Pennsylvania should consider West Side Kozy Comfort Personal Care Home. It can accommodate a total of 36 residents. West Side Kozy Comfort Personal Care Home assists with daily tasks such as bathing, getting dressed, moving from one place to another and other nursing care as needed. It includes amenities such as modern retirement units, computer classes, and religious services.
Elan Gardens is a retirement facility in Lackawanna county that includes board and care services for 55 and over adults who reside in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. It's located in the 18411 zip code area at 465 Venard Road and includes amenities like on-site rehabilitation, bingo and card games, scheduled off-site activities, cleaning and housekeeping service and newly updated retirement apartments. It includes a total of 75 retirement living units.
Best Retirement Homes in PECKVILLE, PA. Complete list of all senior retirement homes in PECKVILLE for 2019.


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World first research into bronchiolitis in babies and children could change the way it's treated.
Jessica Chambers
Video via NSW Health
Bronchiolitis is a common chest infection in young children that can lead to lifelong illness and currently there is a "poor understanding" of how the virus can be treated.
That's something researchers at Flinders Medical Centre hope to change as they embark on a world-first study into the respiratory syncytial virus that causes bronchiolitis.
"It amazes me that for such a common condition it's still a black box, it's still poorly understood by science," Professor of Paediatrics at Flinders Medical Centre, Kevin Forsyth, told Nine News.
Currently, the infection, which causes coughing, wheezing and flu-like symptoms – mostly in babies under 18 months – is treated with rest and hydration at home, but can require hospitalisation and high flow oxygen if the child is struggling to breathe.
While babies and young children recover from the infection within a matter of weeks, 60 per cent will later develop asthma – a lifelong condition that can be fatal in the event of an untreated attack.
The South Australian researchers hope that by looking at the way the body responds to the virus – sometimes in a way that damages the lungs – they can prevent the body from making the symptoms and complications worse.
"The body can sometimes switch on its defences so strongly that it damages the lung tissue around the virus," Professor Forsyth said.
"Once we understand it better we can design treatments to intervene, so it's not just giving oxygen, it's actually turning off the inflammation that's causing so much trouble."
Researchers said a new treatment could be just two years away.
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Childhood vaccinations are dates you don't want to forget. And now you never will.
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As we begin a new decade, the need to control costs — while improving the quality of care — is vitally important to all sectors of health care. The annual economic costs of mental illness in the United States are enormous. The direct costs of mental health care represent around 6 percent of overall health care costs1. Among all Americans, 36.2 million people paid for mental health services totaling $57.5 billion in 2006 — the most recent year we have this type of data available2. This places mental health care expenditures as this nation's third costliest medical conditions, behind heart conditions and trauma, and tied with cancer. Of course, the costs of mental health care are only a fraction of the costs of mental illness, which can result in substantial costs for co-morbid medical conditions as well as social costs due to disability, unemployment, and incarceration.
Cost control issues are central to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) of 2010, which set in motion a dramatic expansion of health insurance coverage and the creation of a new long-term care insurance program. It also calls for the evaluation of different approaches to restrain health care costs. Such sweeping changes and complex challenges cannot be successfully implemented without reliable research to tell us how to go about it. NIMH-supported research will be a key component in determining what can be done to control mental health care costs while expanding access to high-value care, fostering technological innovation, and maximizing public health.
Health care economics research is not new to NIMH. We have been facilitating mental health economics research since 1979, when, in response to President Carter's Commission on Mental Health, the institute created a program to stimulate and support research on the economic aspects of the delivery, accessibility, use and cost of mental health services. This economic research has yielded important results. For example, it has been instrumental in understanding the impact of reimbursement policies which have influenced Medicare payment policy changes for inpatient psychiatric care3,4. It has been critical to the development of the theory of managed care and methods for adjusting payment for services based on individual risk factors. These methods guide mental health, substance use and general medical insurance benefit design in both private and public health care systems5. Empirical studies also demonstrated that the continuity of care for the severely mentally ill covered by the Medicare/Medicaid system would be negatively impacted by the "donut hole" coverage gap in the Medicare Part D medication benefit. These findings contributed to the closing of the donut hole as part of the PPACA by 20206.
Mental health economic researchers meet regularly to discuss the most relevant findings of their studies and the research currently in progress. At this year's Biennial Research Conference on the Economics of Mental Health, participants focused on the challenges associated with health care reform and mental health care financing. Participants discussed comparative effectiveness research and its influence on how health insurance companies will likely design their benefit packages.
The identification of essential benefits is especially important in light of the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008, which requires that mental health benefits be on par with other medical benefits within an insurance plan. Researchers are exploring ways to thoughtfully implement these changes. In a special section of the November 2010 issue of Psychiatric Services, experts highlighted opportunities for improvement, as well as challenges, in the financing and delivery of mental health care as PPACA is implemented in this new era of parity. The articles, which should be read by anyone interested in mental health care policy, point out how improving quality while containing costs will require reorganization of care, such as disease management and medical homes.
To facilitate health economics research, NIH created the Common Fund Health Economics program, which I co-chair with Richard Hodes, M.D., director of the National Institute on Aging. This trans-NIH Common Fund initiative aims to foster the collection of health economic data that will be most useful for policy makers as they work to implement health care changes. We are beginning to solicit research applications on topics such as: the economics of preventive medicine; how to design, deliver and maximize an efficient and effective health care system; how to fairly integrate comparative effectiveness research findings into care delivery systems through economic incentives; and the economics associated with a market for long-term care insurance.
The results of these research projects will be instrumental in guiding both public and private health care decision-making.
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Frank RG and Lave JR. The Psychiatric DRGs: Are They Different? Medical Care. Oct.1985. 23(10): 1148-1155.
Lave JR. Developing a Medicare Prospective Payment System for Inpatient Psychiatric Care, Health Affairs . 2003.22(5): 97-109.
Ma CA and McGuire TG. Network Incentives in Managed Health Care, Journal of Economics and Management Strategy . Spring 2002. 11(1):1-35.
Donohue, J, Huskamp, HA, Zuvekas SH. Dual Eligibles with Mental Disorders and Medicare Part D: How Are They Fairing? Health Affairs . May 2009. 28(3): 746-759.


For children admitted at 4+ beginning in September the admission limit is 30 pupils. A preference form is to be completed online during early December from the Local Authority (LA) for each child to express up to three school choices in order of preference.
Children with a statement of special educational needs (SEN).
Siblings (brother or sister who will still be in attendance in September of that year).
Distance (children who live nearest the school measured in a straight line).
For more details please visit the School Admissions page (external link) on the Birmingham City Council website.
Children may be admitted into other age groups. Siblings again take preference over others, and then the shortest straight line distance.
Our admission level is set at 30 and that number can only be exceeded by a decision by the Appeals Panel. This is independent of the School and is governed by the LA Admissions and Appeals Department.


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M. James "Jim" Kelley
Dad went home to heaven to be with Mom, Roberta, who was the love of his life. He was 88 years old when he passed on October 4, 2020, in the care of the staff at Rocky Mountain Care Center & Hospice.
Dad was the first of seven children born to Marion Friedrich and June Amy (Toole) Kel-ley on November 25, 1931 in Bozeman, MT. He went to school through the 8th grade and got his GED while serving in the US Army. He also went to Vo-Tech while living in Butte, MT and studied Architecture.
Dad and Mom were married on May 23, 1953 at Hope Lutheran Church in Bozeman, MT. They honeymooned in Butte, MT. They were married between Mom's Baccalaure-ate and Graduation ceremonies.
Dad was a Korean War Era Army Veteran. He served at Eniwetok Atoll and Bikini Atoll for the Atom Bomb, Radiation and Nuclear Tests. He had tonsils when he went there; but when he came home his tonsils were missing. The ship he was on, blew up and he was severely burned. He was honorably discharged under a Medical Injury.
He worked as a laborer most of his life, everything from Farm and Ranch work to build-ing the Minute Man Missile Silos in Central Montana to working at Stauffer Chemical in Rocker, MT. He retired with 100% Military Disability in the mid 1970's.
Dad and Mom were Rockhounds and raised four Pebble Pups: their daughter, Anndri-etta Moore, and their sons, Michael, Patrick, and David Kelley. He enjoyed Leather-work, Woodwork, and painting wood items for Mom's Rosemaling. Dad loved the out-doors: hunting, boating, camping, fishing, and playing cards, mostly Pinochle and Cribbage. He never met a seafood he did not like, especially shrimp any way you cook it. Dad's outgoing nature led him to make friends everywhere he went.
He was a Boy Scout leader in the 1960's and a DAV Commander and Recruiter in the 1970's and 1980's.
All his children survive him. He also is survived by two brothers, Lewis Jay 'Bud' Kel-ley, and Raymond Kelley, as well as three sisters, Amy Smith, Dorothie Overlie, and Bonnie Eppers. His Grandchildren are Nathanial 'Skeeter' Kelley, Amity Graham, Erik Moore, Shawn Moore, Lisa Kelley, and Adam Kelley; and Great Grandchildren are Brandon Joe Graham, Lizelle Jean Graham, and Aurora Joyce Graham. He was pre-ceded in death by his wife, Roberta Kelley on September 2, 2014; his grandson, Bran-don Michael Kelley; and his brother, Shelby Joel 'Joe' Kelley.
Services will be held at a later date. Please visit http://www.aswfuneralhome.com to offer a condolence to the family or to share a memory of James.


Frames by 3 began in 1991 when Janey Hamilton and her two sisters became business partners in a Colonial House on Main St., Edwardsville, IL. Thus the name Frames by 3. Over the years the business transitioned into a single ownership. When I heard Janey was considering retirement I asked her if we could talk. She and her husband, Don, a former business associate of mine, had been friends for a couple of decades so we worked out a plan for me to take over. This move allowed me to come out of semi-retirement and expand my zest for learning and creating. This challenge has been an ongoing enjoyment for me.
As you can see from our website and facebook we have an interesting client base. They are wonderfully friendly and bring enrichment to our everyday lives. Each person has a story behind the project they bring to us. Our mission is to enhance their piece or pieces according to the owner's unique and personal style. We have over 500 frame samples and mats from all major suppliers. Our computerized mat cutter, "The Wizard," allows us to create a puppy's paw , an angel's halo or a nickname. With our design we can take you to Tuscany, Africa or the Carribean Islands.


To all my friends, acquaintances and all who have heard from me in the last 48 hours. I begged and pleaded for money like a beggar. Yesterday was my birthday. It was also the last Thursday of תשעח.
And from my my current age and years, that have not always been smooth, and I've been through some issues, I tell you this was the most harrowing day of my life! I had an experience that shook my body and soul. And I was only a witness, not even an actor and not the star of the show.
Am yisroel gathered together in the desire to do the now rare mitzvah of pidyon shevuim. We had to raise an impossible sum in less than two days. It seemed crazy but we dived in head first.
We turned the world over. Revived old ties and located lost friends. We called strangers and did everything in our power and beyond to release the aguna from her bonds.
Then we had to deal with the doubts, the questions. Should an aguna have to pay for her gett? Will other husbands not learn from this and demand money too? Isn't this extortionate?
And a woman who worked her whole life, charges well and has a respectable business, doesn't she have money?
(No, she does not have 160,000$ now).
So, we lowered the volume of these doubts in our head not allowing these doubts to weaken us. We shut our eyes and continued. We saw the despair, the misery, the lost hope.
That gave us the power.
And Am yisroel saw the despair and opened its heart.
So, with the sum not complete and a heart full of hope, the promises of our rabbanim, and everyone's prayers, we went to the beis din.
I haven't got the ability to describe what we went through there. It is not right to share the details as that will embarrass the children who did not choose to be born to this father.
I just want to tell you one thing! We have great women among us! With the greatness of our mothers from generations ago! To see a sample of what this woman endured during her lifetime, and we did not realize.
We saw her success, her smile, her illusion of all is well..it was easy to see only that and believe the pretty picture.
Hashem wants us to stay awake a bit longer. He saw our nation gather together and wanted Devora Leah to hold on a bit longer and have our eyes on her. Yes, we stand amazed by her power and her uplifted head. Her deep faith, strong hope and her deep desire to be mekadesh Shem shamayim!
So, we did not walk out with the gett today. We will not quit, we continue towards our goal. Please open your heart and help us to cover the rest of the money that is needed. Bh a large sum has also been collected offline through loan and donations but we still have a gap to fill.
We are so proud to be part of this amazing might Devora Leah is.
We hope for a new year full of yeshua and good news. And that everyone will be released from their personal galus.
After 20 years of surviving a difficult and abusive marriage, 6 years ago I took the courage to leave and brave it on my own.
has been no easy feat. Despite running a successful business, it is impossible to earn enough to cover all the extras. As I struggle to survive both emotionally and financially, after two years of my husband sitting in jail in solitary confinement for refusing to give me a get, the bais has now come to an agreement with him. For the ransom sum of $160,000 to provide him with an apartment, he will grant me the freedom of a get.
The bais din have summoned me this Thursday 6 September 2018 to please G-d receive my get - subject to me bringing along this insane sum of money. Yes I have been begging and borrowing, but I am far from the finish line. I don't have the pull, connections or much family support (I was orphaned as a young child) and desperately want to be freed to live a normal healthy life.
Please see the letters of support and endorsement from the Rebbes on Biala and Rachmastrivk who know me personally.
Time is of the essence, I have less than 48 hours to raise this money.
Please help me receive my get still this year.
With blessings for a healthy, happy and prosperous new year.
In honor of Of all brave woman!
In honor of Shimon U.


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Q: Return an API response from a Promise.then() Im writing an API call that uses async Promise with express and bluebird.
I have the following code:
router.get('/', (req, res) => {
  log.debug('api - v2 - Koko Version api call');
  if (req.query.prop) {
    serverStatus.transform(req).then((data) => {
      switch (req.query.prop) {
        case 'KokoVersion': {
          return res.status(200).json({KokoVersion: data.version});
        }
        case 'KokoType': {
          return res.status(200).json({KokoType: data.deviceType});
        }
        case 'LastChangeTime': {
          return res.status(200).json({LastChangeTime: data.lastApply});
        }
      }
    }).catch((error) => {
      log.debug('Failed returning from Promise.resolve - v2 properties API');
    });
  }
  return res.status(500).json({status: 'ERROR', message: 'Internal Server error'});
});

the transform methoid returns a new Promise() which generates the data used in the then() call seen above(in the 4th line) however I cant seem to return a response with the fields created from the data above. So my question is - How do I respond to an API call when the evaluation of that call needs to go through a flow of Promise --> resolve --> then?

A: You can use the next param/callback of the route to wait for promises and/or other async operations. For your example (not tested):
router.get('/', (req, res, next) => {
  log.debug('api - v2 - Koko Version api call');
  if (req.query.prop) {
    serverStatus.transform(req).then((data) => {
      switch (req.query.prop) {
        case 'KokoVersion': {
          res.status(200).json({KokoVersion: data.version});
        }
        case 'KokoType': {
          res.status(200).json({KokoType: data.deviceType});
        }
        case 'LastChangeTime': {
          res.status(200).json({LastChangeTime: data.lastApply});
        }
      }
      next();
    }).catch((error) => {
      log.debug('Failed returning from Promise.resolve - v2 properties API');
      res.status(500).json({status: 'ERROR', message: 'Internal Server error'});
      next();
    });
  }
});

A: return res.status(500).json({status: 'ERROR', message: 'Internal Server error'});

This code return res before you execution, add this in else block in you code
router.get('/', (req, res) => {
  log.debug('api - v2 - Koko Version api call');
  if (req.query.prop) {
    serverStatus.transform(req).then((data) => {
      switch (req.query.prop) {
        case 'KokoVersion': {
          return res.status(200).json({KokoVersion: data.version});
        }
        case 'KokoType': {
          return res.status(200).json({KokoType: data.deviceType});
        }
        case 'LastChangeTime': {
          return res.status(200).json({LastChangeTime: data.lastApply});
        }
      }
    }).catch((error) => {
      log.debug('Failed returning from Promise.resolve - v2 properties API');
    });
  } else {
    return res.status(500).json({status: 'ERROR', message: 'Internal Server error'});
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});

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You can get a sneak preview at the BIG Kickoff for Little Libraries at 6 p.m. Friday, April 17, at the Newport Branch of the Campbell County Public Library.
A Little Library is a decorated box that provides shelter for a selection of free books. People are encouraged to take a book and leave a book for others to read. In early March, the Library built 40 boxes that were made available for $10. People who purchased the boxes were asked to decorate them and bring their decorated boxes to the April 17 Kickoff Party.
Owners of the best Little Libraries will be awarded first and second-place prizes of $50 and $25 gift cards. Campbell County Judge-Executive Steve Pendery will lead the panel of judges, who are representatives from the participating cities. The Kickoff Party will also have music and light refreshments.
Several people in the community have come together to make Little Libraries in Northern Kentucky a reality. Danielle Heiert, an avid reader and high school sophomore is also a Girl Scout who chose Little Libraries as her Gold Award project. The Gold Award is the Girl Scout equivalent of the Boy Scout's Eagle Award.
Ryan Salzman, a member of the Bellevue city council and faculty at Northern Kentucky University, was instrumental in getting Bellevue on board with the concept, working with other communities and helping build the boxes. Home Depot donated $100 toward the cost of building materials and a discount on materials purchased at the Highland Heights location.
"We want to promote the love of reading, so supporting Little Libraries is a natural fit for us," said J.C. Morgan, director of the Campbell County Public Library.
Currently, Little Libraries are welcome in Bellevue, Dayton, Fort Thomas, Newport, and Southgate. Anyone outside of those communities who is interested in having a Little Library should contact their city, town, or county council to participate.
"We see a lot of benefits to this program," Morgan said. "It is a great way to promote literacy in the county and enhance communities through interaction among neighbors and book discussions."
While it's too late to purchase a Library-provided Little Library or enter the April 17contest, the Library offers a how-to guide for a Little Library. Go online to use the Library's Little Library Design Plan here. To get a starter set or replenish books by, stop by the Campbell County Public Library and request a Little Library Book Bag containing free books donated by the Friends of the Campbell County Public Library.
Maria Bozeman, of Fort Thomas, and her children Carden and Adelise, pick up their Little Library box.
The Campbell County Public Library built 40 Little Library boxes that were made available for $10. People who purchased the boxes were asked to decorate them and bring the decorated boxes to the April 17 BIG Kickof for Little Libraries party at the Newport Branch.
Danielle Heiert, an avid reader and high school sophomore, chose Little Libraries as her Girl Scout Gold Award project.


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Clashes Waiting For Mercury & Mars Turn Direct – January 2023
Posted on January 9, 2023 by ElsaJanuary 9, 2023
Things are speeding up though if feels we're going in a messed up direction. We have two cars down here and we're waiting not that patiently. It's as if we're accelerating while simultaneously decelerating.
Everyone's frustrated with delays and incomplete calls. There's lots of angst and I feel at cross purposes with others. Specifically, I want my car repaired, quickly. This is not a priority to Progressive insurance!
Mars will turn direct on January 12th. Mercury will correct on the 18th. That's roughly ten days from now, with Jupiter in Aries that want to travel far, fast! It's a recipe for rage, because the retrograde planets degrade efficiency and close off open channels where the energy can be expressed,
Add this to the Venus Uranus square, just waiting to pop off.
We've also got Uranus stationing direct, and the new moon, looking like THUNDERBOLT.
Be calm if you can but I'm going to pass on that. It's just too much energy to try to contain. Remember, Mars energy turned in on itself causes depression.
How are you coping January?
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Clashes Waiting For Mercury & Mars Turn Direct – January 2023 — 28 Comments
BellaDonna on January 9, 2023 at 11:32 am said:
Yes, yesterday I was feeling the impatience of it all, for sure.
Mari on January 9, 2023 at 11:57 am said:
I can feel it. Lost internet yesterday morning, still out. Feeling super impatient.
Renee on January 9, 2023 at 12:21 pm said:
Most of our household is sick right now. We are grouchy. And our washing machine had a leak. All I want to do is clean and do laundry but hadn't been able to do so. Things seem to slowly be shifting into a more forward pattern (hope I didn't just jinx it!)
Anyway, Elsa, I feel your pain on the Progressive insurance thing. When we had a wildfire burn two of our buildings down last March they were SO slow in getting us any kind of settlement. It wasn't until May that we started to get some help from them. Also when we first initiated our claim we were passed around like a hot potato. One girl even told us she didn't understand that we didn't keep receipts of everything we ever purchased throughout our entire lives. Most frustrating company I've ever dealt with. I hope your process goes much more smoothly.
sha on January 10, 2023 at 11:36 am said:
Here's hoping no one here has to rely on the kindness of AAA…😡
Allie on January 9, 2023 at 12:51 pm said:
This has got me more in the mood to get things done. Lots of things that I really hate doing but I'm just up and doing them. In my mind I can stand outside myself and say, "lol ok, you go do that stupid thing", to which I say in return, "that's right I am and also stay out of my way".
Pan on January 9, 2023 at 2:47 pm said:
I 100% threw myself AT multiple bureaucracies and conglomerates and US agencies trying to orchestrate
a complicated series of financial transactions in mid-December ( think Roth Conversion, Annuity application, new Brokerage set up, power of attorney and MORE!)
Are we surprised ALL of them are dead in the water? Or at least mysteriously delayed?
My saving Grace has been the awareness that I am ABSOLUTELY not in control (no matter how passionately I wish I was ). I even started seeing evidence that my meddling was creating obstacles rather than removing them! So rather than focusing on my own confused thrashing about, the incompetence of other people, and the apathy of corporations, I need to remember that God loves me, and has a plan better than I can envision.
With that change of perspective 90% of the tension melted away.
So I am feeling oddly calm right now, while all this sorts itself out. Anything other than trusting the Universe will put me in the looney bin.
BTW, Uranus has settled into a many month long opposition to my Natal Saturn @ 14° Scorpio in the 4th.
This struggle to control how change manifests has been going on a loooong time, and I think I've finally figured out what's required of me: Surrender and Trust.
Sharon Cooke on January 10, 2023 at 8:54 am said:
fumiga on January 9, 2023 at 4:27 pm said:
Uranus in tr 1H about tk conj my natal NN at 18°.
I had to tell someone F'off today (politely).
Their natal Uranus conjuncts my DC/Pluto. Rx Mercury is conj his sun, and he's having a rx Mars return (also rx natally, in his 12H).
Politely telling someone to F off is indeed an art!
ConfuzzledFish 🐠 on January 12, 2023 at 5:05 pm said:
Bravo. I told someone too, though not at all politely. Got tired of pussyfooting around and finally just called him out on his dilatory tactics and megabullshit (he's a Taurus, so it was fitting). Tossed several scathing (true) accusations into the mix; he stretched delivery time on a work project way beyond due dates… like 7 months!!…putting me in a very awkward position with the client. Ah well. Long live Mars!!
turtle on January 9, 2023 at 6:24 pm said:
Clashing, clang, clang……. trying to get off meds for depression and anxiety.
Found out person who is helping me with this, gave me a supplement with
St Johns Wort in it, for over a year. Does not mix with my meds!!😩
Maybe this is why I can't sleep?!
fumiga on January 10, 2023 at 2:35 pm said:
turtle: have you tried cbd oil? works well for me, no side effects. best of luck.
BellaDonna on January 9, 2023 at 8:06 pm said:
Yeah, I've still felt miserable from impatience. Restless. I have a Mars-ruled chart, so I wonder if it stationing is pushing me to the edge.
"Mars energy turned in on itself causes depression" is the best advice!
I have indeed been feeling, well, RAGE. Mars in aries/3rd natal here… Although, I have evolved to not instantly putting someone on blast. Unless they are really just insisting on being a turd. And I think we are in a turd transit.
Yes!! Total turd transit. Double bullshit with a 🍒 on top?!
Susan Steffen on January 10, 2023 at 3:29 pm said:
Yesterday a friend had me ride along with her sister who just got her license because they live on a hill and she needed practice.
I lost my mind! She said she heard you shouldn't use your brakes going downhill, and that made me worry. The car was not in gear and the emergency brake was not engaged.
When I yelled, "Brake, brake, brake!!!" she almost didn't stop in time. It took me about 2 hours and full ac on my face for 20 minutes before I calmed down enough to stop repeating gibberish.
MicheleMyStars on January 10, 2023 at 7:24 pm said:
I thought I had problems until I read this!^^^^^^ LMAO!
Sorry Susan, I hope you've recovered!xoxo
gemini7 on January 10, 2023 at 5:17 pm said:
I'm feeling extremely impatient…Mars wants action
turtle on January 10, 2023 at 6:13 pm said:
Thanks fumiga…… I have tried cod oil, a couple of them. Thank you for the suggestion.
I meant cbd oil……..
Raerae on January 10, 2023 at 6:34 pm said:
I am taking naps! Because I want to be ready to move like lightning! I think I can feel something coming ,like the dinosaur
Footsteps, distant and eerie,frightening
I am best napping whenever possible
I don't want to think about things I just wanna be ready to respond
Lakshmi on January 10, 2023 at 6:45 pm said:
I have had a series of dental snafus. This all comes after a year in which I have been in a dentist chair 28 times! I am so sick of this.
I thought I only needed last month to get a old veneer replaced. A week later the new veneer popped off right before Xmas. I got an emergency appt and got it fixed but it was another hour and half walk to office coming and going.
Then another tooth was found to need an onlay. I hadn't counted on that. 2 more visits and another big bill.
Then a tooth that had been fixed only months before lost its onlay. Xray showed that the restoration hadn't worked and so now it needed 2 visits to endodontist and another 2 visits for the crown.
I want to call a halt to all this. I have had it!
LizM on January 11, 2023 at 6:17 am said:
You said something, in a newsletter I think, about Mars and Mercury and Poltergeists, and yes that happened to me. I am sure it was mom. Last night a door in the house slammed. Both my brother and I have heard things here. People walking around. Doors opening and closing. Nothing bad. It is mom's house. This whole thing has been something for me Elsa. I am using Virgo to help step through things and discern a good course of action. I just thought you might want the Poltergeist comment validated. I have Uranus sextile Moon, and Uranus Sextile Venus natally. Yes, you are correct in what you are saying. I have decided to breathe and gather more information. I live each day grateful for another day.
Oops. Uranus trine Venus. Lots of Aquarian energy.
Anette on January 13, 2023 at 8:59 am said:
Today I am SO ANGRY!
Everything and everyone bothers me, I feel like I need to punch something or someone in their face, every god damn time they make noise, be it coughing, slimy throats, heavy breathing or anything. It just plainly pisses me off like mad!
I feel like smashing into people, shouting at them and generally scream!!!
Aaaarrrrrrgggghhhhh!!
*Pants angrily like a pissed off bull*
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Q: Youtube: Python: how does one extract (or otherwise find) the uri from the playlist item? YouTube API docs state:
"Retrieving playlist information
Given a YouTubePlaylistEntry (representing a specific playlist), you can obtain a YouTubePlaylistVideoFeed that contains YouTubePlaylistVideoEntry objects. As explained above, these objects represent individual videos on a playlist (with optional custom titles and description). You can obtain this feed by passing the URI of your playlist to the GetYouTubePlaylistVideoFeed method of the YouTubeService object:"
Question: Having retrieved a youtube playlist from a youtube playlist feed, how does one extract (or otherwise find) the uri from the playlist item to feed it to the GetYouTubePlaylistVideoFeed method?
The API docs seem to skip over that step.

A: How about trying API V3.0? Here's a code sample using the new YouTube API V3.0 and Python client library that walks your own uploads playlist: http://code.google.com/p/youtube-api-samples/source/browse/samples/python/my_uploads.py.


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pit on theal. and it is a virtual tie between carson and trump and then dropping down to marco rubio in the teens and jeb bush and ted cruz battling for third, i mean fourth. for ben carson it is a tough week with. he was outraged to a a bock stories. two of them corrob greated. but the reporters started the questions. and donald trump raised questions about carson's honesty. and jeb bush and marco rubio is in a battle. the super pac made it clear for bush they are prepared to launch's campaign on rubio. and rubio will use jeb bush's
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people want to scuff him up. jon. >> we'll see if that happens. >> thank you. >> you can catch the debate on the fox business network. and as we said first debate starts at 7:00. and main event at 9:00. and the wall street and fox business network. deputy to fox business.com/channel finder. >> i will speak with the republican national committee chairman. he had strong reactions on how the gop candidates were treated last time. he was not the only one. his expectations for tonight's debate coming up. >> and ben carson is sitting on top of the polls. the question is how long that will last. david writes this. donald trump and ben carson lead
the pack. they have never spent a day in office. but support of both renigate contenders will eventually collapse and provide an opening for a more traditional candidate to emerge. >> david, i know you did that and blog that. but why the questions, we have the fourth debate and two gentlemen remain in the center of the stage, and why the reti sense for the gop circles to expect them at the lead. >> they can't believe it is happening. you talk to consultants and they don't have an answer for carson and trump other than than voters will evaluate them and eventually when it comes to the voting booth and making the serious decision move to someone with experience. this is what has happen in the
past and when i talked to the same campaign back in august. voters will get serious by the fall and it hasn't happen yet and carson and trump remain on top. and now you can see two senators, mark row rubio and ted cruz maneuvering and competing to be standing there if carson and trump do implode. that's what the establishment thinks will happen. >> if the establishment thinks that those potential candidates. rubio and cruz are traditional. it is interesting, they don't have a ton of experience in elected office. rubio has been in office in florida, but you are not talking about the big national names that you have known for decades. >> that is true. that's why cruz and rubio are in the second tier above the rest of these guys. a year ago, you heard about how
many governors were in the republican fold and how they wanted someone outside of washington to run against the problem -- probabable nominee, hillary clinton. >> to bring it to the polling that carl cameron showed. the new poll, this polling was done over the last few days, and see from wednesday, thursday of last subpoena. among the republicans, ben carson is on top. and this is an interesting few days for ben carson and this polling was done in that time. if you look at the national carson remains on top. and rubio comes in the top three. and this seems to be reflecting
the point that you are making. perhaps for a wider audience rubio is where the circles are looking. >> that's where you can see the establishment and donors in the past week after the last debate starting to graveitate to him. the rubio campaign has told me they have netted 25 previously undecided donors that were watching and waiting and not sure where they would go and they are moving to rubio. and bush's campaign and carl reporting how they are looking at rubio as being the last man standing. they are not talking about carson and trump. it could be a error thinking that trump and carson will implode. but if you talk to the campaigns, they are not focused on trump and carson as much as rubio. i think there is a risk at going at carson. when the media reports looked
into his biograpy he raised 4.58 million in the last week. it can be a risk to go after him. >> you talk to all different sources in the board. what are you watching for tonight, what narrative are you seeing play out on stage. >> i think because it is focused on economics and on jobs and tax plans. it will be intshgs bush and rubio put out a lot of policy details and carson and trump have not. and it will be interesting to see if carson puts out the details to put depth behind his candidacy. they like the guy, but will he come with more to bear and offer to shore some of those voters in the establishment sector of the party that he's ready to be the nominee and ready to answer those tough questions.
i think a lot of attention will be on carson tonight. >> and whether or not the establishment elite circles are needed as much as they have been in the past. and these candidates are doing just fine without them. that is an interesting state of affairs. >> thank you very much. >> we don't want to forget the democratic side. hillary clinton has a commanding lead over bernie sanders in south carolina. attention will shift there in a short time. and the latest poll shows clinton with 69 percent of the vote and martin o'malley at one percent p. the voters could be swayed still. >> and who ever wins the white house will inherret the battle against isis in syria and iraq. since the start of the year, the u.s. has flown 95ercent of the
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what they do every day. >> can you imagine -- >> it was a crap sandwich. >> that was chairman reince priebus. his thoughts were echoed by many on the stage. and prompted the campaigns to lay out demands for the debates from here on out. reince i know you have talked to the president of nbc. have they repaired the relationship and seen another debate. >> we have time for that. that debate is not until the end of february. we don't have to be in a hur toe deal with that. we'll work with the candidates on on that and get through tonight and it will be a great debate which can't come soon enough as you know. and then we'll deal with nbc issue in the months to come.
>> there is a lot on the line here, david wrote in the washington examiner that this is the candidates last chance to make a first impression, do you agree? >> it is it an incredible good chance to make an impression. we are seeing record- breaking numbers. debates are not the only thing. and not all about being a debater, but they are important. and i am happy, and it appears that fox business is putting on a debate about the economy with substance and give the candidates enough time to respond. everybody seems pretty happy right now and i used this example, like the lions going to lambeau field. packers need a win and we need a good debate. >> and i made the mistake it was
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fight for 15. and vowing to back the candidates who supports their cause. >> fox news alert. new information on the fight over immigration. justice department will seek a supreme court ruling on president obama's action. after the ruling stopped the deportation of people living here illegally. the obama administration argues they can defer diportation. but the states are challenging his plans in court. greg jarret. on staff attorney is here with more. >> the court of appeals said the president does not have the power to not enforce the law. >> he exceeded his authority by not deporting the people p. he usurped congress and defied
existing law and imposed a huge financial burden on the states. tex tees was the lead plaintiff here. >> they were harmed and never given an opportunity to have a say and the 70 page opinion fifth circity court of appeals was detailed and social security and medicare and unemployment insurance and subsidized driver's license. and that is the wrong quote. and tax credits that they are available for. that is a burden on the states and not to mention the government. and the president department follow legal legislative procedures. >> he didn't help his case when he said before p the election. he didn't have the legal ability to do it. and the election comes and goes
and he does? >> and when he made the announcement of amnesty. and he had the prosecutorial action to do it. the court didn't buy that. declineing to prosecutor does not transform president's deemed unlawful by congress into lawful presence. and see basically you are right. the president was the best witness against himself in the case. 22 times, said i don't have the legal authority to do. that and he did it. >> he took an oath to faithfully uphold the laws and the constitution, and see essentially the court is saying, mr. president you have to do this. >> interestingly, this 70 page decision dodged that issue and they broached it and said this is an argument made by the state. the lower court did. and this goes to the court court
and doj said we are appeal to the supreme court. and the high court justices will deal with that. >> greg, thank you. >> jon, a mysterious light in the sky has a lot of people talking. we have the answer on what it is, next.
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>> asking questions about a mysterious white light. the navy carried out a second missile test. william is live with more. >> reporter: jenna, the difference is that yesterday's teach launch happen at noon and no one saw it unlike saturday night when basically everyone from san francisco and mexico could see it as any 911 operator would tell you, west coast assumed it was et or a ufo. white light traveling horizontal than a plane. >> it is not a regular airport. it was a a enormous bright light. >> the missile launch from a submarine toward hawaii and marshal islands carrying a dummy
war hood. and the during the day no one saw it. and 14 ohio class subs that carry these trident missiles and capable of hitting targets. they were part of a test to make sure everything still work. >> they tested them and yet question why saturday night when everyone was watching. what message was the navy trying to send knowing that the video would go voiral. it is a reminder to our adversaris that you don't need to see it to know that it has a long reach. >> convicted killer turns internet sensation and gets a second chance at freedom. what evidence that the judge
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>> new information on a legal story that is happening. the podcast request "serial" it was down loaded 100 million times already. he was convicted in the murder of a high school girlfriend. he received a life sentence and now 15 years later, his attorneys are hoping that new evidence will help him get a new trial. the victim's family said they are confident that the right person is behind bars.
>> he feels calm about it and before. and sad. >> it is a legal panel. and criminal defense attorney all right, they are going to offer a new hearing. that's not the same as a new trial. >> no. it's a hearing to see whether or not he will get a new trial. it's a very high bargain doing that. every jail says i'm not guilty. >> the prisons are full of innocent men. >> here they really had a few things. this defense counsel did not try to get an interview who said i was in a local library talking to him at the time of killing. she was never interviewed.
they found an expert who said i testified but the prosecution kept from him information that says, you know, these cell phone records aren't that good. >> all of this was collected by the producers of the podcast. they did a lot of the work his attorneys should have done. >> true. the court will be suspicious of this claim that my attorney didn't do his job. >> she signed an affidavit saying i was never interviewed. >> does the public interest in this case and the amount of questions that have been raised by the podcast, does that have no bearing on the court? >> it had bearing.
>> there's a two prong test that he has to satisfy. one, he has to show there's now evidence. >> there is. >> seems to state that. secondly, he has to show or his defense team has to show that reasonable diligence would no have shown this. >> then you have the prosecutor who have upheld. >> prosecutors not going to see. >> say your attorney exercising
due diligence, submit the phone records. that was reasonable. >> you can't blame the guy for that. >> you spent a long time in the legal profession. it's pretty common. o.j. tried it. had a great attorney for his first case and throws that attorney under the bus for the appeal. is that what's going on? >> very common. it's almost malpractice not to do that. here, if that information really was with held and that expert would not have testified the way he did and if the lawyers never found the witnesses who was talking with him, i don't know. that's pretty tough to overcome. >> we're talking now 15 years after the original conviction. 17 years after the original
crime. people's memories have changed. people might have died. can you still order up a new trial and expect it to be fair given the passage of time? >> that's part of what the defendant opens. if they're successful, the judge ordered hearing. they will call his prior lawyer and question him. if somehow the defendant prevailed there could be a deal. the da could say we'll let you have time served. >> the many questions raised suggest this guy is completely innocent of this woman's murder. >> i think the podcast raises the question.
>> could the judge say you've done enough in. >> no, not in a criminal case like this. >> it's not that you walk free but you get a new trial. >> look for wheel of justice podcast. investigating crimes just like this. >> we'll get you 100 million downloads. >> you got to. >> thank you. speaking of the power of social media. how this came to be in our final 30, next.
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TAYLOR SWIFT AND JENNIFER LOPEZ AMONG PEOPLE MAGAZINE'S PEOPLE OF THE YEAR' – (12/06/2019)
People magazine's annual "People of the Year" double issue has four covers. Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lopez were among those singled out with their own covers, along with Jennifer Aniston and Michelle Obama.
"Our People of the Year issue celebrates the stars who have made an impact on our culture," notes People Editor-in-Chief Dan Wakeford. "I wasn't surprised that we ended up with an all-female foursome – this year has been dominated by strong women."
Lopez "ticked every possible box as she turned 50 this year," Wakeford says. "…Oscar buzz for 'Hustlers,' which she co-produced; a blockbuster music tour; a beautiful family; an upcoming Super Bowl appearance…"
Wakeford says of Taylor, "2019 was arguably the year Taylor Swift found her voice. She stood up to protect her creative rights, spoke out for what she believed in…and…her album 'Lover' became 2019's bestselling record in just one week. Truly epic."
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SOCIAL MEDIA REACTS TO JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE'S APOLOGY TO JESSICA BIEL AMID PRENUP RUMORS – (12/06/2019)
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After Justin Timberlake was photographed holding hands with his co-star Alisha Wainwright, the 38-year-old was widely criticized across social media. He took the unusual step of publicly apologizing to his wife Jessica Biel for a "strong lapse in judgement."
"A few weeks ago I displayed a strong lapse in judgement — but let me be clear — nothing happened between me and my costar," he wrote in a message to his 56.8 million Instagram followers. I drank way too much that night and regret my behavior. I should have known better."
Timberlake and Biel share one child.
He alluded to him later in the post: "This is not the example I want to set for my son. I apologize to my amazing wife and family for putting them through such an embarrassing situation, and I am focused on being the best husband and father I can be. This was not that."
Timberlake and Wainwright, an African American, are currently filming the upcoming drama Palmer, and many see a parallel in this drama to another incident in which many believe he threw another black performer under the bus.
Wrote one, in reference to his infamous Nipplegate incident: "What if Justin Timberlake were to escape scot free for all the public shenanigans caught on camera, and left a Black Woman holding the bag to have her career forever changed and reputation marred, without really ever coming to her defense? That couldn't happen? Right?"
As many will recall, when Timberlake performed the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show with Janet Jackson, he accidentally pulled off part of her top and her breast appeared onscreen. Many believe that Timberlake's failure to take any responsibility for the incident permanently marred her reputation and career.
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According to People, the Limetown star has accepted Timberlake's apology, and believes he didn't cheat.
"She will stand by him," the source said. According to multiple reports, the pair may even have a prenup clause prohibiting infidelity. If it occurs, the person is penalized.
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Camila Cabello is opening up about why she and her boyfriend Shawn Mendes didn't lock lips on stage at the 2019 American Music Awards.
The 22-year-old singer got candid about her relationship with her 21-year-old "Senorita" collaborator in a new interview with Extra.
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Camila's new album Romance drops today.
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The Strange Origins of 17 Popular Songs
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You've hummed along to them in the car, belted them out in the shower, performed them on karaoke night, and possibly even danced with your grandparents to one of them at your second cousin's wedding. But do you really know the dark origins behind Van Halen's "Jump" or the existential conversation that is Hanson's "MMMbop"? The answers may not be as obvious—or innocent—as you might have thought. Here are the surprising origin stories behind 17 popular tunes.
1. "MMMBop" // Hanson
Yes, Hanson's 1997 hit "MMMBop" contains such lyrics as "Mmm bop, ba duba dop ba du bop, ba duba dop ba du bop, ba duba dop ba du." And it was written and performed by a trio of young brothers ranging from 11 to 16 years old at the time. But that doesn't mean it wasn't deep. "It's the most misunderstood successful song of all time," Zac Hanson told Entertainment Weekly in 2017. "Even at the height of 1997, it's a song nobody understood. [Ninety-nine] percent of the people who have any reference from it don't understand it." One month later, Zac gave an even more explicit answer about the meaning behind the song while appearing on the Kyle and Jackie O. Show, stating:
"'MMMbop' represents a frame of time: 'In an MMMbop they're gone' it says in the lyrics of the song. The whole song's about the fact that almost everything in your life will come and go very quickly. You've got to figure out what matters and you've got to grab onto those things."
So that's what "ba duba dop ba du" means.
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In the 19th Century, anthropologists believed that Polynesia was settled by people who migrated there from Southeast Asia. This became the conventional view until a young Thor Hyerdahl challenged the experts. His contention, based on evidence gathered while living with the natives, was that Polynesia was settled by people from the east, specifically South America. In 1947, despite much criticism, he built the raft KonTiki and sailed 4300 miles across the vast Pacific Ocean from Peru to Polynesia, proving beyond a doubt that it was possible. In 1970, he dispelled another long held view that Columbus discovered America. He believed that the ancients had made the voyage centuries before Columbus and proved it by building and sailing Ra II across the Atlantic Ocean from Morocco to Barbados, a journey of 3270 miles.
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Why is there a grid below the antennas of an VOR?
A few days ago I made a trip to the VOR-DME near my local airport LOWG, because I always wanted to see one. It's GRZ on 116.2.
When I was there, I wondered why there is a giant metal grid under the actual antennas of the VOR.
Source: Klaus Krasser
Close picture:
The grids squares have a size of estimated 10x10 centimeters.
What is this grid for? Is it maybe used as a shield or reflector? 116.2 Mhz has a wavelength of ~2.6 meters, so the grid would reflect the radiation. If thats the use of the grid, why is it needed?
$\begingroup$ VOR uses Alford loop antennas. Half the power of the VOR is directed below the antennas, this creates scattering. Additional theory. The ground plane prevents "VOR scalloping" due to multipath signal. $\endgroup$ – mins Sep 1 '17 at 20:23
$\begingroup$ It's a ground plane en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_plane $\endgroup$ – Steve Kuo Mar 23 '19 at 19:58
I would imagine the main reason is to make the performance of the antenna system more predictable and consistent.
Many antennas systems need a ground reference. All antenna systems are affected by nearby conductors. Using the grounds surface as your ground reference has a few issues.
It means your antenna system is at ground level. That means any nearby structures can potentially interfere with your signals.
The conductivity of the ground is weather-dependent. This would make the performance of the antenna system weather-dependent.
Speaking of obstructions you have to put all the electronics somewhere. You don't want a cabin sitting right next to your ground level atenna but you also don't want long feed cables between your antennas and your electronics.
By lifting the system up off the ground and using a metal mesh as the "ground" reference issues with obstructions and varying ground conductivity are avoided.
Peter GreenPeter Green
I think this is an example of a counterpoise:
[It] is a network of suspended horizontal wires or cables (or a metal screen), used as a substitute for an earth (ground) connection in a radio antenna system (...) when a normal earth ground cannot be used because of high soil resistance or when an antenna is mounted above ground level.
Generally used for LF and VLF antennas as that is where they are most efficient.
An example from that Wikipedia page of an AM radio antenna counterpoise:
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Rory AlsopRory Alsop
$\begingroup$ I believe it's also the same principle that lets the antennas on the airplanes themselves, or on your car work. Though when it's a solid piece it's referred to as a "ground plane". $\endgroup$ – Perkins Sep 1 '17 at 20:30
$\begingroup$ oh, and thanks for the edit @ymb1 - much better. I should have done that myself :-) $\endgroup$ – Rory Alsop Mar 22 '19 at 15:38
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The Wealden Group, occasionally also referred to as the Wealden Supergroup, is a group (a sequence of rock strata) in the lithostratigraphy of southern England. The Wealden group consists of paralic to continental (freshwater) facies sedimentary rocks of Berriasian to Aptian age and thus forms part of the English Lower Cretaceous. It is composed of alternating sands and clays. The sandy units were deposited in a flood plain of braided rivers, the clays mostly in a lagoonal coastal plain.

The Wealden Group can be found in almost all Early Cretaceous basins of England: its outcrops curve from the Wessex Basin in the south to the Cleveland Basin in the northeast. It is not found in northwest England and Wales, areas which were at the time tectonic highs where no deposition took place. The same is true for the London Platform around London and Essex. Offshore, the Wealden Group can reach a thickness of 700 metres. The terms Wealden and Wealden facies are also used as generic terms referring to Early Cretaceous non-marine sequences elsewhere in Europe.

Stratigraphy
The Wealden Group lies stratigraphically on top of the Purbeck Group, which spans the Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary. Within the Wessex Basin, the Wealden Group consists of two formations: the Wessex Formation and overlying Vectis Formation. In the Weald Basin, the Wealden Group consists of four formations: the Ashdown Formation, the Wadhurst Clay Formation, the Tunbridge Wells Sand Formation and the Weald Clay Formation. The lower three formations are sometimes collectively referred to as the Hastings Beds. In Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Wiltshire, the Wealden Group is only found as an outlier on top of hills and only consists of a single formation, the Whitchurch Sand Formation. In Yorkshire, the equivalently aged Speeton Clay Formation, a marine unit, is present.

On top of the Wealden Group is the Lower Greensand Group. The difference between these two groups has been formed by a major eustatic (global) transgression of the sea. The Greensand (Aptian/Albian in age) consists of marine deposits.

The sequence in the Weald Basin has also been described as a supergroup, containing the Weald Clay Group and Hastings Group.

Palaeontology
The Wealden Group forms outcrops covering a large part of south and south-eastern England including the Isle of Wight. It takes its name from the Weald region of Kent, Sussex, Surrey and Hampshire. It has yielded many fossils, including dinosaurs like Iguanodon and Hypsilophodon. Apart from fossils, it shows many other signs of being deposited in a continental environment, such as mudcracks and -in some rare cases- dinosaur footprints. Taxa included in the table below have an uncertain provenance and cannot be placed into one of the constituent formations, thus they are placed here.

Pterosaurs

Dinosaurs

Wealden elsewhere in Europe
The term "Wealden" and "Wealden facies" has been applied to other Lower Cretaceous sequences in Europe, including the "German Wealden", comprising the Berriasian aged Bückeberg Formation of the Lower Saxony Basin and in Belgium, where "Wealden facies" has been used as a term to refer to the Barremian-Aptian aged sequences of the Mons Basin, including the Sainte-Barbe Clays Formation where large numbers of Iguanodon were found in the 19th century.

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See also
 List of dinosaur-bearing rock formations

Geological groups of the United Kingdom
Geologic formations of England
Lithostratigraphy of England
Lower Cretaceous Series of Europe
Cretaceous England
Berriasian Stage
Valanginian Stage
Hauterivian Stage
Barremian Stage
Aptian Stage
Shale formations
Sandstone formations

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