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God has taken all the deep pain away from our beloved son, brother, grandson and just an all together great and brave kid, Shaun Michael Bollig on Sunday, June 27, 2010, at the age of 29.
He was born on July 23, 1980, the son of Urban "Butch" and Faye Bollig.
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1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a pneumatically actuated switching device and more particularly to an improved construction and arrangement of parts to form a pneumatic bulb for delivering a quantity of pressurized air to a site remote from the bulb for triggering a switching device to produce an electrical signal in a nurse call system.
2. Description of the Prior Art
A pneumatically actuated bulb device is known in the art for a patient actuating a nurse call system and an example of such a device is disclosed in my prior art U.S. Pat. No. 3,823,285. The pneumatic bulb provides a source of pressurized air to operate an electrical switching circuit that is well suited for use in environments where it is undesirable to use a conventional electrical switch. The possibility exists of a catastrophic explosion when a conventual switching circuit operates in an atmosphere containing a high concentration of a potentially explosive gas. Such an atmosphere commonly occurs in hospital rooms due to a patient's use of oxygen. A patient actuated call system is not only commonly used in hospital rooms but also in other health care facilities where there is a need or desire by some person for help, particularly, when a patient is in a weakened or disabled condition. Most hospitals and health care institutions today have signalling systems by which in each patient area a patient may initiate a signal that is received of a station or at an allocated substation within a larger area to summon assistance. Typically, for example, in a hospital a select group of patient areas is serviced by a given nurse station where calls for assistance by patients are taken. Most patient areas must accommodate the use of oxygen even if it is only on an emergency base whereby electrical switches commonly used in other industries can not be utilized. The pneumatically operated switch disclosed in my aforesaid U.S. Pat. No. 3,823,285 provides an entirely satisfactory solution to the need for a pneumatically activated switching 10 device which can operate in a very reliable fashion in hostile environments. This switching device successfully operates in atmospheres containing a high concentration of oxygen that could otherwise cause combustion. A need, however, exists for a pneumatic bulb construction that is better suited for the environment of use particularly in a patient environment where patients can assume that the pneumatic device will remain in place without random or uncontrolled movement. For example, a pneumatic bulb having a spherical configuration or a configuration having hemispherically end parts adjoined with a cylindrical mid-section can not be relied upon to remain in a fixed or desired location on a patient's mattress so that the patient can utilize the bulb to summon help. The rounded configuration of the bulb and patient movement all contributed to the fact that the bulb will move randomly in an uncontrolled manner. Moreover, a need exists for a pneumatic bulb construction which will allow a pressurized air supply to be developed in a reliable manner requiring minimal effort on behalf of the operator of the pneumatic bulb.
Examples of other known nurse call systems can be found in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,702,443; 4,484,367; 4,298,863; and 3,781,843. In U.S. Pat. No. 4,702,443, a cord holding device is disclosed wherein a belt fastener is used to hold a base onto a mattress so that the base can in turn receive a cord holding member. The cord holding member supports a cord to allow limited movement of the cord the end of which carries a push button electric switch. In U.S. Pat. No. 4,484,367, a side rail of a patients bed is wrapped with a flexible sheet having a pocket in one side of the sheet for receiving an electronic push button device serving as a call device for summoning a nurse. U.S. Pat. No. 4,298,863 discloses a patient call system in which a patient operated transducer is mounted on a patients face or a portion of the body. The transducer is interconnected by pneumatic tubing to an pneumatically actuated switch that is part of an electronic monitoring system. U.S. Pat. No. 3,781,843 discloses a bed guard system in which the upper rail surfaces of patient restraining rails at opposite sides of a bed are fitted with a detector. Each detector is formed with an elongated rail engaging pocket shape to fit on the rail surface and an overlying elongated internal cavity extending generally the length of the rail. In internal cavity forms a site for a fluid material which can be pressurized by an applied pressure to the top surface of the rail covering.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a pneumatic bulb embodying a construction that will allow the bulb to remain at a desired designated area with great reliability and integrity for operating a switching device to summon help or assistance by a patient in an area.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a pneumatic bulb embodying a construction such that a base plate is utilized to provide a broad area of support for a peripheral rim and a center post of an actuator dome.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a pneumatic bulb embodying a generally annular ring configuration with a convexly shaped top wall resembling a doughnut appearance to provide distinctive identification to the bulb for distinction from other pneumatic bulbs that may be utilized for different purposes in a patient area.
More particularly, according to the present invention there is provided a pneumatically actuated switching device comprising a pneumatic bulb including a base plate for anchoring the bulb by frictional contact with surfaces in contact therewith, the base plate further having pneumatic seal means about an outer periphery of the base plate and an actuator dome having a convexly extended pneumatic activation wall supported by an outer peripheral annular rim engaged with the base plate for sealing with the seal means to define a pneumatic pump chamber, the bulb further including means for conducting a quantity of air pressurized by operation of the dome and, electrically conductive means responsive to the discharge of a volume of air pressurized by the pneumatic bulb for producing a corresponding electrical signal.
Preferably the convexly extended pneumatic activation wall includes a circular ring wall section having at the inside diameter thereof a depressed projecting central wall from where there extends a support post at the inside of the actuator dome for maintaining elasticity of the pneumatic pumping chamber acted on by the circular ring. The base plate preferably includes an array of protrusions for anchoring of the pneumatic bulb by friction. The protrusions comprise truncated conical members each having an extended height of about at least 80% of a corresponding cone height to thereby assure more effective friction contact with a support surface.
The present invention will be more readily understood when read in light of the accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a pneumatically actuated switching device utilizing the improved pneumatic bulb according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of the pneumatically actuated switching device as shown in FIG. 1 with the actuator ball in a position for an open circuit;
FIG. 3 is a sectional view similar to FIG. 2 and illustrating the actuator ball in a closed circuit position;
FIG. 4 is a top plan view of the pneumatic bulb as shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line V--V of FIG. 4;
FIG. 6 is a bottom plan view taken along lines VI--VI of FIG. 5;
FIG. 7 is an enlarged view of the actuator dome to illustrate the preferred construction thereof according to the present invention; and
FIG. 8 is an enlarged sectional view of the base plate and support protrusions for the pneumatic bulb according to the present invention.
In FIG. 1 there is illustrated the preferred embodiment of the present invention in which an actuator bulb 10 is connected by an air conduit 12 to a pneumatically actuated switching device 14 that is in turn connected electrically with a circuit, not shown, at some remote site for producing an alarm signal that is detected by personnel, such as a nurse. The present invention is particularly useful in a nurse call system utilized by patients to summon help for assistance or fulfill a need for patient care. The switch device 14 is shown in greater detail in FIGS. 2 and 3 and includes an actuator housing 16 having an internal annular cavity for supporting a sleeve 17. The sleeve 17 seats against a bottom wall of the cavity in the housing 16. The top of the cavity is enclosed by a porous air filter 18. Emerging through an opening surrounded by an enlarged boss 19 in a side wall of the housing 16 there is a tubular conductor 21 having internally thereof an insulating sleeve 22. Each of opposite ends of the sleeve 22 is formed with an enlarged radial flange 23 that anchors the sleeve 22 within sleeve 21. A conductor pin 24 electrically interconnects sleeve 17 with sleeve 21. A conductor pin 25 is supported in the central opening of insulating sleeve 22 and provided with a hemispherical electrical contact 26 that is situated within a side wall opening of sleeve 17 in a manner that contact 26 protrudes a slight distance beyond the internal wall face of sleeve 17. Connector 25 is provided with a threaded end portion that extends beyond the insulating sleeve 22 and receives a metal connector 27.
A supply of pressurized air is delivered by conduit 12 to an entry duct 28 which comprises an extension of the housing 16. The entry duct has an external surface formed with anchor lugs that can firmly grip by partial penetration of the internal wall face of duct 12 in order to maintain an air tight connection between duct 12 and duct 28. A collar 29 is passed over the external surface of the duct 28 to apply a compressive force to the duct and reinforce the conduit side wall. The internal cavity wherein sleeve 17 is supported in housing 16 is provided with a truncated conical seat surrounding the supply opening in the duct 28 for allowing an actuator ball 30 to seat by gravity against the truncated conical seating surface. ;
As shown in FIG. 3, the actuator ball which can be of a solid metal construction or of a non-metallic core provided with a metallic covering can be displaced from the conical seat through the delivery of a quantity of pressurized air through duct 28 into the area surrounded by the sleeve 17. The ball 30 is displaced by the air from the conical seat into a electrically conductive relationship between the hemispherical head portion 26 of conductor 25 and the sleeve 17. When this occurs, the normally opened circuit condition as depicted by the arrangement of parts in FIG. 2 becomes a normally closed circuit condition as depicted by the arrangement of parts in FIG. 3 and thereby provide a corresponding electrical signal which is detectable by the call system to which the switching device 14 is connected.
The pneumatic bulb 10 as shown in FIGS. 4-7 includes a base plate 40 joined in an air tight fashion with an actuator dome 42 to enclose a volume comprising a pneumatic pump chamber. The base plate 40 and actuator dome 42 are preferably made from an elastomeric material which can be readily molded and welded by suitable, well known techniques for producing the assembled configuration.
The base plate 40 preferably takes the form of a flat disk having on one face 40A an array of conical protrusions 43 arranged in the spaced apart relationship shown in FIG. 6. The flat disk configuration is preferred for ease of mold manufacture but oval, egg shaped or rectangular configurations may be used with equal success to provide a uniquely distinguishing configuration that will set apart the nurse call bulb from other pneumatic bulbs also used in the patient care environment. A face surface 40B of the disk which is opposite the protrusions 43 is formed with an upstanding annular rim section 44 extending about the outer periphery of the base plate and central to the rim section there is an upstanding socket 45.
As can be seen from FIG. 8, the actuator has been designed so that there are no rigid parts that might be damaged or bent by such actions as stepping on the device, accidently running a bed roller over the device, or entrapping it in scissor type arms that are used on devices for raising the head, center or foot of the bed on the overall height or pivoted bedrails. The resilientancy of the truncated conical protrusions 43 has been developed so that the resilientancy of the elastic material from which the base plate is made combined with the shape of the protrusions, reliably establish and maintain frictional contact with a support surface. The truncated conical shape of the protrusions is such that the straight side of each conical wall extends to at least 80% of the height of the corresponding cone, specifically as can be seen in FIG. 8, protrusion 43 has a height 43A that is about 80% of the height of the cone indicated by reference numeral 43B. The truncated shape of the protrusion provides a blunt rounded terminal end which resists elastic deformation while exhibiting good frictional contact with the support surface. The bluntness of the point establishes a sharpness that gives a high unit pressure at the point of contact to achieve the stable frictional contact with the support surface for the bulb. Preferably the maximum diameter of the truncated protrusion corresponds to the same dimension given by the height of the protrusion 43A. Thus, reference numeral 43A has been applied to not only the height of the protrusion but also the maximum diameter of the protrusion.
As can be best seen in FIG. 7, the socket 45 has a floor wall 46 that is contiguous in a plane containing the face surface 40B of the base plate. The annular rim 44 has a floor wall that is depressed a distance below the plane of the floor wall of socket 45. By this construction, the preferred molded configuration for the actuator dome 42 can be supported by the base without imposing stress and strain on the dome which might otherwise impede the sensitivity of the dome to pressures on the external surface of the dome for actuating the nurse call system. The actuator dome includes an annular rim wall section 47 which is of a constant diameter. Protruding from the rim wall section 47 is a tubular wall section 48 forming a connector site for the duct 12. The annular wall 47 forms a rim like boundary to the actuator dome and fits into the annular rim 44 where it is welded in place.
A top wall to the pneumatic bulb is formed by a generally doughnut shaped wall configuration comprised of a circular ring wall section 49 formed of 2 radii identified by reference numerals 50 and 51. Radius 50 defines the transition wall section between the rim wall section 47 and the circular wall section 49. The radius 50 is typically between one third to one forth the length of radius 51. The central area surrounded by the annular wall 47 is formed with a depressed wall section 53 established by a radius identified by reference numeral 54. The length of radius 54 is at least twice the length of radius 50 Depending from inner surface of the actuator dome underlying the depressed wall section 53 is a centrally located post 55. The lower terminal end which does not protrude beyond the lower edge of wall section 47 and thus the terminal end is recessed in the dome a short distance from as measured from a plane containing the lower edge of the wall section 47. When the post 55 is fitted into the socket 45 and rim section is fitted in the base, the dome is supported without distortion to the configuration of the dome established through the radii 50, 51 and 54. This construction of the actuator dome enables the use of wall thicknesses to form the dome that are advantageously thin and can be made from soft pliable elastomeric material so that sensitivity of the dome to external pressure is great. The pneumatic bulb of the present invention is preferably made with a soft plastic material having a durometer measurement of 60 with a tacky plastic surface. The plastic material is preferably selected from the poly vinyl chloride family of plastics with a softening plastisizers added bu without fillers.
Contributing to the sensitivity of the dome is also the provision of the center post 55 which support enables the long continued maintenance of the dome configuration without distortion due to fatigue of the elastic material. The construction of the dome enables a very low profile shape thereby providing a center of gravity very close to the support surface for the dome. It has been found that the dome can be manufactured with an over all height of one inch or less while the outer diameter can be about three and one half inches. When so constructed the pneumatic bulb stays in place on a patients mattress surface particularly when sliding or shifting movement by the patient or the bed positioning occurs.
While the present invention has been described in connection with the preferred embodiments of the various figures, it is to be understood that other similar embodiments may be used or modifications and additions may be made to the described embodiment for performing the same function of the present invention without deviating therefrom. Therefore, the present invention should not be limited to any single embodiment, but rather construed in breadth and scope in accordance with the recitation of the appended claims.
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|Apr 15, 1971
|Dec 25, 1973
|Sanders Associates Inc
|Bed guard system
|Dec 27, 1972
|Jul 9, 1974
|P Dwyer
|Pneumatically actuated switching device with ball contact means
|Oct 13, 1977
|Nov 28, 1978
|Sheldahl, Inc.
|Tactile layer having hinged dome
|Jan 23, 1980
|Nov 3, 1981
|Beresford Jones Godric P K
|Waterproof seal for a push-button
|Feb 10, 1980
|Nov 3, 1981
|St. Anthony Hospital Systems
|Portable patient call
|Sep 24, 1986
|Jun 28, 1988
|Bestquint Ltd.
|Remotely operable master and slave switch
|Title not available
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|Publication date
|May 20, 1993
|Oct 24, 1995
|Dwyer Precision, Inc.
|Hand held actuator for a patient call system
|Jun 14, 1996
|Apr 7, 1998
|Dwyer Precision, Inc.
|Pneumatic switch for patient call system having multiple-position housing assembly
|Jun 25, 1996
|Apr 28, 1998
|Breed Automotive Technology, Inc.
|Air actuated horn switch for a vehicle steering wheel assembly
|Apr 17, 1997
|Jun 16, 1998
|Dwyer Precision Inc. A Division Of Wescom, Inc.
|Patient bed exit monitor
|Jun 15, 1998
|Dec 7, 1999
|Dwyer Precision Products, Inc.
|Pneumatically actuated patient monitor having multiple pulse generators
|Aug 16, 1999
|Sep 19, 2000
|Bassin; Gilbert
|Jan 31, 2002
|Sep 2, 2003
|Bfs Diversified Products, Llc
|Pneumatic actuator
|Apr 10, 2006
|Dec 29, 2009
|Schimke Clyde V
|Bed control device
|Jun 7, 2010
|Oct 2, 2012
|Dwyer Precision Products, Inc.
|Interchangeable air connector assembly for a pneumatically actuated switching device
|Jan 23, 2009
|Oct 9, 2012
|Dwyer Precision Products, Inc.
|Dual activated pneumatic actuator system
|Jan 23, 2009
|Jul 29, 2010
|Wechtenhiser Bert W
|Dual activated pneumatic actuator system
|Jun 30, 2011
|Clinkscales William L
|Paging interface adapter
|Oct 22, 2002
|Aug 7, 2003
|Bfs Diversified Products, Llc
|Pneumatic actuator
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Jul 19, 1991
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A cloaking device was a type of technology that could render a starship invisible. Cloaking devices could be powered by either hibridium or stygium crystals.[1]
Prior to the Clone Wars, Admiral Trench engaged cruisers equipped with cloaking devices. However, he was able to use Tracking torpedoes to hit them whether they were cloaked or not.[2]
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During the Clone Wars, the Republic's Navy then built a small prototype Stealth ship with a cloaking device. Jedi General Anakin Skywalker used the ship to deliver supplies to Senator Bail Organa's camp on Christophsis. However, Skywalker decided to use it to attack Trench's command ship, the Invincible. Despite the failure of his first attack on the Invincible, Skywalker was able to use Trench's tracking torpedoes against him. Skywalker was able to lead the torpedoes back to the Invincible, which destroyed it, Trench, and briefly broke the blockade.[2] Cad Bane was then given a Rogue-class starfighter with a cloaking device as payment from his Sith Lord client, Darth Sidious.[3] By the latter part of the Clone Wars, Sidious equipped the Scimitar with a cloaking device. He used to take him and Grievous to Dathomir to finish off Mother Talzin, Darth Maul, and the Shadow Collective.[4]
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American Falls, Idaho (map) | (208) 548-2672
Sites: 46 | Latest Rate: $19.00 | 30 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $19.00
Gravel sites are fairly spacious generally level and, in most cases deep enough for larger RVs. Power (30 amp) held up well however, the CG was lightly used while I was there. Nice visitors center detailing the history of the area. Of note, Idaho State Parks now offers WiFi for a fee -- $3.00 for 24 hours, $10.00 for a week. - Bruce and Sue
Oct 2015 - $33.00
Stopped here in mid-October. Even though it was a mild weather weekend there were only a half-dozen campers. The lower loop was closed so stayed in site #13 in the upper loop. Sites 13 & 14 have a great view of the Snake River. All sites have 30 amp, water (except 11), table and fire ring, no sewer but there is a dump station. This campground is an arid, rocky terrain with sagebrush and scrub pines thus very little shade. Has $$ wifi/great ATT cell signal/great satellite. Pricing is $33/night, there is a $19 senior rate for M-Th ( these are out of state prices). Most sites will fit a 40' rig. This CG is open year-round. - HoliRambler1
Jun 2015 - $42.00
My ratings are for comparable state/national park campgrounds. I'm not comparing to RV Parks or Resorts.
This is a Idaho State park with a magnificent views. We staying in the upper section which offers views over the Snake River that excellent. Our spot did not have the view but a short walk took us there. Some spots along the ridge would be excellent except we have small kids and I'm sure one would find a way to tumble down. The lower loop is down in the river bottom. We might choose one of those spots on our return.
Bathrooms/showers are dated but kept clean and stocked.
Staff was friendly and helpful. They offered programs for the kids regarding Oregon Trail, crafting etc. The kids enjoyed this part. Hiking trails are present....I can't rate this one as we only took one quick trek. Rattlesnakes are in the area. One was found that day near campsites. However it was removed by park personnel quickly upon being notified. They ask to report such matter. Firewood avail for $6 from concessions.
We will return again if traveling through. - QFamCA
American Falls, Idaho (map) |
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 1 Reviews
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May 2006 - $12.00
This is a typical fairground/rodeo grounds park. Grass covered level sites. Water and 30 amp electricity at the sites. Dump available. You should be self contained as there are no showers and the only restrooms are over at the arena. The park is far enough off the freeway and far enough from the railroad tracks to be quite quiet at night. There is a private airport next door, but not lighted so there is no nighttime traffic. Definitely not a destination, but quite adequate for an overnighter. - JohnJ
2700 Marina Rd American Falls, Idaho 83211 (map) | (208) 226-2688
Sites: 83 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 14 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $30.00
Lovely park setting overlooking the reservoir. W e wish we'd had more information on the on-site cafe as we might have eaten there. Campground host very friendly and checked-up on us to make certain everything about our site was satisfactory after we were hooked-up. Nice, paved walking trails. There is a rail line which runs close to the park which can be a bit noisy ... but, nothing to discourage staying there. We'd stay there again! - dandd
Jun 2016 - $30.00
Very beautiful, all sites are water view. Spacious stalls with 50amp, water, sewer hook-ups. Fire pits picnic tables. On a beautiful lake. Very well maintained friendly staff. Good-looking value. - eileenb
Jun 2016 - $28.00
This park has the best view and the most friendly host of all the many parks we have visited during the last couple of months in the US. Beautiful sunsets, and a host that is simply just so positive, service minded, and constructive. Full hookups, fire pit with BBQ and lots of space for everyone. There is great fishing on and by the lake, a nice little beach just a very short walk away, and a cozy restaurant 100 feet away. We will absolutely stay again. - International tourist
American Falls, Idaho (map) | (866) 975-1807
Sites: 148 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $30.00
I give this park a low rating for two reasons: 1) they have a completely unenforced quiet time policy. We were kept awake until 1 AM by a loud reunion crowd next to us. 2) There only two showers for the whole camp, and they are very primitive and crude. The camping is unique-- a very large grassy field with full hookups around the edges. Some spots have shade. - Bruce Wray
Jun 2014 - $30.00
We were greeted by the owner who escorted us to a large, grassy, 50 amp site with satellite access - exactly what I requested. It could be a tight fit if the park was full, but we had no one next to us. There is a 90 degree spring fed pool which we did not visit. Lots of families here on the weekends for family reunions. Not a noisy drinking crowd, just family people. Large grassy areas make for a nice atmosphere. There is also food available for purchase at the pool; however, we did not try it. Definitely need a reservation for a big rig wanting 50 amps. Good electrical service; new boxes. They even came by to make sure we were happy and did not need anything! - Freedom Bus
Aug 2012 - $30.00
Had a wonderful month at this park. Water is 90 in the pool. Lots of grass and trees. Well kept park. The new owner is working really hard to up-grade everything including new toilets (flush) all over the park and 50 amp service. Very family friendly. - Dick Noble
Pocatello, Idaho (map) | (208) 241-0506
Sites: 15 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 10 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $32.00
This is a decent park for an overnight or two, although as some have mentioned, getting in and out can be somewhat of a challenge, especially for rigs longer than about 35'. We stayed two nights in a 40' (without a toad), but had no trouble maneuvering since we were the only campers in the park. And for that same reason, we found the park to be peaceful and quiet. Another big plus for us was the owner, who was very accommodating and friendly. We would probably stay here again if we found ourselves passing thru Pocatello at some point in the future. - TW Flash
Aug 2014 - $18.00
Rate reflects monthly rate. A very recently built park with good signage from the Interstate, already showing some signs of neglect but suitable for our purposes. Some distant noise from a fertilizer plant and also a railroad crossing. Owners were friendly enough and there is a self registration and pick your own spot. Access and leaving may entail driving across grass between sites if in a larger rig. Wi-Fi was good as was power and water pressure. We would stay again. - run2
Jul 2014 - $32.00
This is a nice, little, no-frills, self-serve spot. We called ahead and they left a note taped to the door with instructions and Wi-Fi codes. We were able to park in any open spot. There is a self check-in at the office. The owner drove through later and said to call with any problems. There were none. All sites were well kept, pull-through with full hook-ups and 50 amp. You park on gravel with grass between the sites. The couple who came to water the grass made sure to alert us and actually worked around us so our rig would not get wet. The place is part of an RV/boat storage facility and bordered by a creek on one-side and farming on the other. We stayed 2 nights. - Tom&Sophie
Pocatello, Idaho (map) | (208) 232-4587
Sites: 84 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 77 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $42.00
Bring extra sewer hoses and make a reservation! As stated, the sites are connected to one another which requires extra sewer hose. The lawn is dead, roads are tight, and they fill up quickly. If you are a large rig make sure you call ahead for one of their pull-thru sites. There is no sign showing where to turn once you get off the freeway. Look for 'Barton' street and you will go right to the place. The sites are not level so be prepared to wiggle around to try and get your rig leveled out. - User1471
Jul 2016 - $38.00
Easy access off the freeway but set back far enough that there is no highway noise. The entrance is not well marked and there are three....take the first one you see. Large registration queue and friendly staff. Most sites are buddy sites with two rigs per pad. We were in site 31, which was a true single pull thru, which was nice, but was not level and our rear passenger side tire was off the ground after leveling, first time this has happened. Interior roads a little tight but manageable. Utilities were fine. Restrooms and laundry were nice. Morning coffee and afternoon cookies. May need a tailgater to get satellite. They need another dumpster.. Filled up early on the weekend and was overflowing by Monday. - VegasVagabonds
Nov 2015 - $42.00
This park is easy to get to from the interstate. Also is very easy to get back on the freeway.
This is one of the cleanest parks we have stayed in!!
Site was very level and had enough room for the trailer, slides and truck.
Good power, water pressure and wifi.
Also was very quiet.
Would definitely stay there again. - cooter5
Pocatello, Idaho (map) | (208) 237-1340
Sites: 122 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 10 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $25.00
It is what it is. Grassy spots that are on a side hill so bring your leveling blocks. Beautiful overlooking the city. Easy to find and maneuver in. A little too much $$ for only water and electric but it had a dump site. Quiet. No picnic tables or amenities like wifi. I would stay here again. - hit it
Jun 2015 - $25.00
Grassy sites with 30/50 amp power and water, and a dump station on the grounds. No one was in the office so we used the self pay station. We were the only ones in the entire 122 space RV park. Some noise during the day from a few activities on the fairgrounds, and some through traffic, but that quieted down in the evening. Sites are back in with a "39 foot limit", but you could easily park sideways if towing and you don't want to drop your toad. A good overnight spot. - lostinspace
Sep 2014 - $25.00
When I called for a reservation, I was told reservations weren't taken, that there should be spaces available. Turns out I was the only one parked in the area. It was also raining, but the area was very quiet until the morning. Construction equipment, school buses and commuters drove through. I would come here again, for an overnight only. - Woolibaar


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Introducing American Sign Language Tours of the Denver Art Museum (Video)
This October, the Denver Art Museum launched its first Collection Highlights Tour in both English and American Sign Language (ASL). As part of the museum's commitment to accessibility, the DAM aims to increase its ongoing program offerings so that more activities are available on a regular basis and without special request. Examples now include the ASL Collection Highlights Tour, Tactile Tables, and Art & About Tours, which are for people with early-stage Alzheimer's and their care partners. More
Abelardo Morell was 1 of the 2014 Anderman Photography Lecture Speakers
Abelardo Morell creates innovative and surprising photographs that encourage us to question the way we see. Widely known for his pictures that capture the projections from room-scale camera obscuras—the earliest form of camera that uses a basic pinhole to resolve an image in a darkened room—Morell draws upon the origins of the medium to transform the everyday into something special. In the process, he emphasizes that photography always manipulates what we perceive. More
DAM Curator to Discuss the Berger Collection of British Art–Now on Tour (Photos)
Treasures of British Art 1400–2000: The Berger Collection just opened at the Portland Museum of Art in Portland, Maine, and a good time was had by all–including Denver Art Museum director Christoph Heinrich, shown in the photo above admiring the Berger Collection painting by Sir Anthony van Dyck, Dorothy, Lady Dacre. More
Investing in Culture Brings Value to Colorado–Cintra Pollack on Joining the Young Museum Associates
Cintra Pollack has strong memories of the Denver Art Museum, from visiting the Native American collection and Linda by John DeAndrea on school field trips to meeting artists while coming to events with her mother who has been involved with the museum for many years. When she moved back to Denver after living in Boston and Seattle, Cintra was thrilled to get involved with the DAM on a deeper level. "I believe in giving where you live, and that investing in culture brings great value to every community," she says. More
7 Tips for Planning an Office Halloween Pumpkin-Carving Contest (Photos)
The Denver Art Museum recently held a staff pumpkin-carving contest that was a lot of fun and really got people motivated (see the photos in the slide show below to see how creative we got). If your employees or coworkers would like to follow suit, here are a few wickedly simple steps to follow to help ensure your pumpkin-carving event is as successful as ours was: More
How Do You Define Creativity? More than 600 People Answer that Question in the DAM's New Report (Video)
Tapping into Creativity and Becoming Part of Something Bigger (PDF) is the result of an 18-month investigation into understanding the impacts the Denver Art Museum's exhibitions and programs have on visitors' creative lives. And after one literature review, three focus group sessions, 38 interviews with visitors, and a survey of more than 600 people, we came to see that visitors define creativity as an expansive way of thinking and approaching the world. More
How the DAM Prepared Rare-Earth Magnets for Installation of Oceanic Textiles
Rare-earth magnets are frequently used in the mounting or hanging of textiles, as has been previously highlighted in Denver Art Museum blog posts on the installation of American Indian, Chinese, and resist-dyed objects. More
The DAM Debuts Close-Looking Experience at Matisse and Friends Preview (Photos)
Get comfy, Denver. The DAM is inviting people to spend time looking closely at 14 French paintings this fall. The new exhibition Matisse and Friends: Selected Masterworks from the National Gallery of Art opens this weekend. Director Christoph Heinrich and master teacher Danielle St. Peter led media through the exhibition on October 9. More
The DAM Displays a Different Kind of Panini with 18th-Century Italian Painting
Come check out level six of the North Building of the Denver Art Museum where you can now see an imaginary view of Rome by eighteenth-century Italian master Giovanni Paolo Panini. The subject is a capriccio (literally, a caprice), indicating a composition where real and invented architectural structures are brought together in imaginary settings. More
Make an Art-Inspired Halloween Costume
Looking for unique costume ideas? The folks in the Denver Art Museum's learning and engagement department have you covered. Check out their dDIY with instructions for making art-inspired Halloween costumes. (The costumes above were inspired by Fox Games by Sandy Skoglund, which is no longer on view.)
Living & Learning from Art: A DAM Volunteer Shares Her Experience
For many years, Jeanne Kearns has been an invaluable volunteer at the Denver Art Museum. Serving on both the Guest Services Council and Volunteer Executive Board, Jeanne has contributed more than 2,000 hours to the museum. Before her time at the DAM, Jeanne was a consultant for the federal government and taught nursing at the University of Colorado. In 1996, she retired from her position as Executive Director of the Western Institute of Nursing and decided to dedicate her time to the Denver Art Museum. More
Conserving Shattered Silk in an Early 20th Century Souvenir Ribbon Quilt
Lyrical, structured, bold, colorful, whimsical, meticulous, commemorative, and even "crazy," the quilts currently on display in First Glance/Second Look: Quilts from the Denver Art Museum Collection cover a staggering amount of design territory. Enticing the viewer's eye to the back of the gallery is a striking grid of red and black interspersed with a rainbow of other colors. More
Young Artist Featured in The Shop at the DAM Raises $2,000 for Children's Hospital Colorado
The Shop at the Denver Art Museum now features a new selection of designs in the popular line of stationary cards from Art by Adelyn. You may remember Adelyn Wall from an earlier blog post. She is the young artist and founder of Art by Adelyn, a Colorado nonprofit organization benefitting the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Children's Hospital Colorado. More
10 Things That Make an Athletic Artist Tick—Q&A with Gail Folwell
She can be seen climbing around her taller-than-most-of-us sculptures barefoot and pedaling up Tour de France mountains in France. Artist Gail Folwell is on the move, like the subjects in her work. More
Top 5 Reasons to Book a Group Visit to Brilliant Now
October 1 update: Tickets for Brilliant are on sale for individuals as well as groups. More
The DAM, Cleo Parker Robinson & Mexican Dance Company Celebrate Unity Across Cultures
Unidos, the theme for this month's CelebrARTE at the Denver Art Museum, means unified or united. More
Come Face to Face with Painters, Portraits & People at Untitled #71
Update: Download the program (PDF) for Friday, September 26.
At Untitled #71 (Face Time) take a deep dive into the art of portraiture and chat with local and national artists. More
The DAM Publishes New Book About British Art
The Denver Art Museum is celebrating Treasures of British Art 1400–2000: The Berger Collection by Berger Collection curator Kathleen Stuart, the first publication on the collection to appear in 16 years. It features in-depth essays on 50 masterworks by some of the greatest artists of the British school: Hans Holbein the Younger, Anthony van Dyck, Peter Lely, Benjamin West, Angelica Kauffman, Thomas Gainsborough, Thomas Lawrence, George Stubbs, John Singer Sargent, Howard Hodgkin, and Adam Birtwistle. More
Shop at the DAM & Find Inspiring Items for Kids for $10 or Less
Teachers, parents, and kids will find inspiring activities, art supplies, and books in the Denver Art Museum's new North Shop. Come shop for these great items and explore many more. More
Take Action on International Literacy Day
Today is International Literacy Day, which highlights the importance of literacy to individuals and to society. In 1991, designer Julius Friedman addressed the problem of adult illiteracy in a series of posters, four of which are on view at the Denver Art Museum in Drawn to Action: Posters from the AIGA Design Archives. More
7 Things Teachers Can Do With the DAM During the 2014–2015 School Year
With students settling in and instructional plans in place, take a moment to check out the seven top things you can do with the Denver Art Museum this school year. More
See Historic Paintings of Rocky Mountain National Park at the DAM
There are many reasons why the state of Colorado is so spectacular. One special gem for visitors and locals alike is Rocky Mountain National Park, only about 70 miles northwest of Denver. Dedicated in September 1915, Rocky Mountain National Park celebrates its centennial beginning this September in Estes Park, Colorado. To commemorate this momentous anniversary, the Denver Art Museum salutes all the artists who have visited the region and have documented its beauty. More
Paintings at the DAM Showcase Areas Protected by the Wilderness Act
This weekend marks the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act. Some of the historic landscapes protected by this act are celebrated in the Denver Art Museum's western art galleries. More
Get on the Brilliant Gala Guest List with The Museum Associates
Want to be among the first to experience Brilliant: Cartier in the 20th Century? Consider joining The Museum Associates, members of a very special Denver Art Museum supporting membership level, who are invited to the elegant Opening Gala in November. The gala includes an exclusive exhibition preview with cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, music, and more. More


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Situated near the airport, this hotel is 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from Great Rock Beach and 3 mi (4.8 km) from Jaffa Port. Jaffa Slope Park and Israel Puppet Center are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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Endoscopic Surgery for Sinusitis
In endoscopic sinus surgery, an endoscope is inserted into the nose, providing the doctor with an inside view of the sinuses.
Surgical instruments are inserted alongside the endoscope. This allows the doctor to remove small amounts of bone or other material blocking the sinus openings and remove growths (polyps) of the mucous membrane. In some cases a laser is used to burn away tissue blocking the sinus opening. A small rotating burr that scrapes away tissue may also be used.
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The surgery may be done in a hospital or in a doctor's office or clinic. Either local or general anesthesia may be used. The procedure takes 30 to 90 minutes.
What To Expect After Surgery
Minor discomfort and bleeding are common during the first 2 weeks after surgery. Weekly visits to the surgeon may be necessary for about 3 weeks after the surgery to have dried blood and mucus removed.
Recovery also may involve:
- Packing the nose with gauze to absorb bloody drainage.
- Taking antibiotics.
- Using a nasal spray containing a steroid for 6 months or longer to reduce inflammation.
- Using saltwater washes (saline nasal lavage or irrigation) to keep the nasal passages moist.
- Avoiding activities such as blowing the nose, exercising strenuously, and bending forward for a few days.
- Using a humidifier to keep room air moist, especially in the bedroom.
Why It Is Done
Endoscopic surgery may be needed when medicine has failed to improve or cure chronic sinusitis. It is the preferred method of surgery for most cases of chronic sinusitis that require surgery.
How Well It Works
Endoscopic surgery improves symptoms in about 90 out of 100 people.1
But surgery does not always completely eliminate sinusitis. Some people may need a second operation.
Surgery is most successful when used along with medicine and home treatment to prevent future sinus infections. A second surgery and future sinus infections may be avoided if antibiotics are taken to prevent reinfection.
As with any surgery, there are always some risks involved. But endoscopic sinus surgery is very safe when performed by an experienced surgeon who has special training with endoscopic surgical techniques.
Minor complications (such as scar tissue attaching to nearby tissue, or bruising and swelling around the eyes) occur in a small number of people who have the surgery. Major complications (such as heavy bleeding, eye area injury, or brain injury) occur in fewer than 1 out of 100 cases.2 Most complications of endoscopic sinus surgery can be managed or prevented.
What To Think About
Endoscopic sinus surgery does not cause as much visible scarring as traditional sinus surgery. Also, it may not cost as much as traditional surgery, because there is a shorter hospital stay, if any, and a shorter recovery.
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Suh JD, Chiu AG (2012). Acute and chronic sinusitis. In AK Lalwani, ed., Current Diagnosis and Treatment Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, 3rd ed., pp. 291-301. New York: McGraw-Hill.
Joint Council of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (2005). The diagnosis and management of sinusitis: A practice parameter update. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 116(6 Suppl): S13-S47.
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The San Diego Union-Tribune has secured a thirteen-page document in which former U.S. Attorney Carol Lam answers follow up questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee. Lam lost her job after successfully prosecuting Rep. "Duke" Cunningham, now widely viewed as the single most corrupt political figure in the history of the U.S. Congress – and a Republican. Her inquiries also led to the indictment of "Dusty" Foggo, the right-hand man of short-term CIA Director Porter Goss, and of a contractor at the heart of a corruption scandal focusing on the intelligence and defense contracts. Internal email traffic points to her being dismissed for reasons which could "not be discussed" in email – just as her office started an inquiry in corruption surrounding contracts in which the office of Vice President Dick Cheney was involved. It's abundantly clear at this point that her dismissal was part of a crude effort to shut down an expanding corruption investigation that involved no less than three Republican office holders, and potentially also the White House.
The Union-Tribune describes the brusque manner in which she was dismissed:
A few days after learning last December that she was to submit her resignation effective Jan. 31, Lam asked Michael Battle, then the head of the U.S. attorney executive office, for extra time to ensure "an orderly transition" especially regarding pending investigations and several significant cases that were set to begin trial in the next few months, Lam wrote in her answers.
At the time, Lam was investigating corruption cases stemming from her successful prosecution of former Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham, the Rancho Santa Fe Republican who pleaded guilty to conspiracy and tax evasion charges after admitting to taking more than $2.4 million in bribes. Cunningham was sentenced to more than eight years in federal prison. Besides Lam, four other prosecutors were presiding over corruption investigations when they were dismissed. About a month passed when Lam got a call from Michael Elston.. telling her that her request for extra time was "not being received positively" and that she "should stop thinking in terms of the cases in the office."
"He insisted that I had to depart in a matter of weeks, not months, and that these instructions were 'coming from the very highest level of the government,'" Lam wrote. To add insult, Battle later accused Lam of prematurely leaking her departure to the press, Lam wrote, then criticized her for speaking with other dismissed U.S. attorneys about their firings.
Elston (who was the chief of staff to Paul J. McNulty, the Deputy Attorney General) apparently called several dismissed U.S. attorneys warning them that bad things would happen if they talked about what was done to them. He counseled them to be silent and to evade Congressional inquiries – upholding the honor code of omertà that is now the hallmark of the Gonzales Justice Department.
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