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PostHeaderIcon Phones and communication needs for the elderly

I got a Clarity Amplified Photo Phone for my mom recently.  It has all the features that would be good for someone in a nursing home.  First of all, it has a spot that you can put pictures of the people that she wants to call.  All she has to do is lift up the phone and then press the picture button to dial the person that she wants to call.  One of the pictures is of me and will dial me directly in Omaha, Nebraska.  The phone also provides sound amplification and a flashing ringer for those that are hard of hearing.  The phone has some great benefits that really suit my mom’s needs.

However; the phone must of accidently got knocked on the floor and the plastic covering came off of where the photos were.  Some how in the process, the plastic covering and the parts to the pictures got lost.  I went to the Clarity website and found a customer service number to call.  I asked them how much it would cost for me to buy the plastic covering and the backing part where the pictures belong.  To my surprise, they shipped me these parts free of charge to my home.  Their customer service is great!

I also got my mom a toll free phone number so that her friends and relatives can call her toll free.  I use the service through Ringcentral.com.  I get text messages whenever someone leaves my mom a phone message if she is not able to answer the phone.  That way I can let my mom know that someone tried to call her.  I also have downloaded the iPhone application called RingCentral Mobile.  I can press some buttons on my phone to dial my mom’s phone first.  Once my mom answers, it will automatically dial the person that I told it to call.  So, instead of my mom having to pull out a phone book or put her glasses on, I can remotely dial any phone number my mom wants to call.  My mom can also dial me toll free by pressing the picture of me that is on phone.  I also have made it so that my mom’s toll free phone number will not ring her room if she is sleeping or off eating in the lunchroom.  Either way, my mom will get her messages because I will relay them to her.  I basically pay a monthly fee to let the service do most of the work for me.

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PostHeaderIcon Finding Art In The Unusual Places

Recently when I went to the Zombie Walk Omaha, I came across some art in an unusual place.  I did not find this art at a museum, not at a library, and not even at a public government building.  Instead, I found the items in a window of an attorney’s office.  The items were created from old vacuums, old toasters, and other interesting materials.  I found this art in the window of the office of Mark Goodall which is located in Omaha, Nebraska.  I also got an invite to take some photos of the art that is inside his law office.  I have to say that it is pretty interesting art work.  You can view his art work at the website of steampunkeyecandy.com.  I have included several photos of the items that he has created.

Robot in the window

Robot in the window of the building.

 

Train art
Train made out of a toaster, wheelchair and other parts.

Car art

Car art.

Rocket art item

A flying baby.

Rock Back Pack Art Item
Rocket back pack item.  My dad would of loved this item because
it would of reminded him of the old time TV shows or movies.
The show that comes to mind is one that I think was called
“Rocket Man”.

Another robot art itemAnother robot.

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PostHeaderIcon Watching the Zombies in Omaha Area

Allen next to a zombie character
On October 15th, 2011 (Saturday), I went to the Zombie Walk Omaha.  It was kind of an early Halloween activity.  This is where a bunch of people dress up as zombies and walk the streets in a parade form.  They encourage the people to play the part by dragging their feet, moaning, and saying “need brains”.  Around 2pm, they started to apply make up to the people who were taking part in the event.  The actual walk took place around 6pm.  I am pictured above next to a zombie character figurine (not a real person in this one).  Behind me, you can see the limousine hearse.  I think you can rent the hearse for parties and other events.

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PostHeaderIcon Allen the Balloon is Liked 25 Times

I have great news for everyone.  Allen the Balloon Man now has a personalized Facebook.com page.  When you get a Facebook.com page, you get a link that is not easy to remember.  However; once you get 25 people to “Like” you, you can change your link to be a more personalized link.  I just got my 25th Like today.  My new page link for Allen the Balloon Man is: www.facebook.com/AllenTheBalloonMan.  I hope to get several a lot more “likes” by the end of the year.


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