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Dear ladies, I will do my best to get through this post. My sweet Faith isn't doing well at all. All feedings and fluids have been stopped because she just wasn't digesting them. Her heart rate has been so low at times that organs are shutting down including her stomach/bowels. It breaks my heart more than words can express. My little girl has faught so long and continues to fight as best she can...this time it's a battle she cannot win. Any fluids that she's given are not digested or absorbed and were filling her lungs...drowning her. I could not watch my baby girl drown in pedialyte. We've terminated all feeding/fluids. She is now just on a morphine drip to keep her comfortable. Of all the times I've posted on here and she's recovered and we've gone home, this is not one of those times. We are living up here at the hospital to be with her until she passes, which is only a short time away. It could be days but we all doubt it will be weeks. She's begun the different stages of her breathing changing little by little. These stages and changes are normal and a part of the dying process as the nurses and doctors have explained. She's comfortable with the morphine and sleeps in my bed at all times, I sleep with her at night. Her little body is weak and frail as she's lost so much weight that I won't let them weigh her anymore. That's all I can get through at this point, the tears are flowing too fast and my hands are shanking so much I keep having to backspace to correct my typing.
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Obesity Itself Not a Type 2 Diabetes Risk Factor
Diane Fennell
September 21, 2012
The link between obesity and Type 2 diabetes is well established in most people's minds, but it is excess visceral fat (fat that surrounds the internal organs) and insulin resistance — not obesity in and of itself — that puts people at increased risk for Type 2, according to new research published in The Journal of the American Medical Association.
Noting that obese people have varying levels of risk for developing prediabetes and Type 2 diabetes — millions of overweight and obese people do not develop either of these conditions — researchers from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center evaluated 732 obese individuals to determine specifically what factors might increase diabetes risk in this population.
Participants all had a body-mass index of 30 or greater, were between ages 30 and 65, and did not have diabetes or cardiovascular disease when they were enrolled in the Dallas Heart Study from 2000 to 2002. Information about a variety of factors was collected, including their family history of diabetes, body surface area, waist circumference, visceral and subcutaneous (under the skin) abdominal fat levels, liver fat, fasting blood glucose, levels of various biomarkers of insulin resistance, and cholesterol levels.
At a follow-up of seven years, 84 of the 732 participants had developed Type 2 diabetes. Having increased markers of insulin resistance, elevated fructosamine (a measurement indicating average plasma glucose level over several weeks), elevated fasting glucose, a family history of diabetes, increased systolic (the top number) blood pressure, weight gain over the follow-up period, and excess levels of visceral fat were all associated with an increased risk of developing Type 2 diabetes; excess visceral fat was linked with a more than twofold increase in the risk. General measures of obesity, however, such as body-mass index, total body fat, or subcutaneous abdominal fat were not associated with an increased risk of developing Type 2.
Roughly 39% of the 512 participants who'd had normal fasting glucose levels at the start of the study developed prediabetes, which was associated with elevated levels of visceral fat, fructosamine, and insulin; older age; non-white race; family history of diabetes; and weight gain over follow-up. Again, developing the condition was not associated with obesity itself.
"Our study may have implications for understanding differences between metabolically healthy and [unhealthy] obesity," the study authors note.
According to lead study author James de Lemos, MD, the only way to determine whether fat is visceral or subcutaneous is with an imaging study such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
For more information, read the article "Obesity Itself Not Diabetes Risk" or see the study's abstract in The Journal of the American Medical Association. And to learn more about visceral fat, read the three-part series "Blasted Belly Fat," by diabetes dietitian Amy Campbell.
I have researched some about this deadly disease especially after my sister was hit with type 2. But I am learning more about it and this information is good to know. Before, when I knew nothing about diabetes I remember hearing in general, talk about obesity putting people at risk of developing diabetes. I think as we progress forward and learn more it will start to break people's thinking away from that old mentality and help all of us to realize what is true and what is myth.
Posted by: Russell | Sep 26, 2012 10:17 AM
my goodness. Finally some rational comments about this. All that obesity flags is that the body in question has excess glucose from liver/diet left over in veins and arteries and said body is capable of storing that liquid energy as fat. Thin Type 2's and obese type 2's have one common factor - the glucose level in their blood is constantly too high causing rot out of the body - Type 2. The role of energy balance, glucose saturation in type 2 skeletal muscle temporary glucose sites being full all the time, as well as the inability of the hunter gatherer gene/digestion system from being unable to stop shoving more glucose into the blood system and have some ability to throw over the side/bypass the excess glucose produced when body is obviously topped off are key issues being ignored in current type 2 diabetes and finding best ways to stop the problem. The thought that excess and constant extra glucose can be thrown against the human blood system and processes and cell storage that burn that off continuously without long term impact is countered by the large increases of type 2 diabetes. Unless I am mistaken or misinformed, this explosion co-insides with the huge gains in development, production and higher grades of grain, corn and rice to stave off world wide starvation. Couple that with major gains in computers, and semiconductor technology, cars and labour saving devices that have dropped the exercise and energy burn, massive amounts of liquid energy are backing up in our bodies which for me has led to this massive increase in type 2 diabetes. I also tend to agree that chemicals, genetic lashups, auto-immunie diseases can lead to extra medical conditions that further acerbate the problem.
Posted by: jim snell | Sep 24, 2012 11:44 AM
Glad that someone has finally decided to deem that weight is not related to diabetes at all times. My doctor has told me that losing weight will help control my type 2 diabetes. I have lost over 30 lbs, they have deemed that I need to lose more weight. Want to have me take metformin also. Have tried to this once, but it pushed my glucose levels to low. What other choices have others used.
Posted by: Jason | Oct 26, 2012 02:45 PM
Do not forget to factor in lack of sleep - it may tire out the enzyme patterns.
Posted by: sue | Oct 27, 2012 01:12 PM
As a person who has been obese and now 72 lbs lighter, and going to the gym six days a week, I have seen my type 2 going from an A1C of over 8.5 down to 5.1 for three years in a row. ALL of my diabetic classes offered nothing to train me to correctly grasp and control the processes at work helping to cause my insulin resistance. I had to enroll in a cardiovascular program to successfully reverse my glycemic syndrome and return my heart to a very healthy organ..measured by every available test. wishful thinking is no substitute for knowledge and subsequent action to live a more active and healthy lifestyle. ANYTHING that promotes escuses for eating unhealthy types and quantities of food, is just plain wrong and deadly. While it is true that "belly fat" is the majot contributor to type 2 diabetes, I find it rare that one can be obese and NOT have belly fat. There is just so much misinformation and folklore surrounding insulin resistant diabetes, you have to seriously question if the United Staats has not fallen into a third world mentality of backward thinking and false treatment for many diseases including diabetes and coronary artery disease. Elevated blood glucose levels cause INFLAMMATION, and that roughens arterial walls... triggering the release dangerous proinflammatory cytokines that are mainly responsible for artherosclerosis/ plaque buildup. Most Americans have absolutely no idea how their choices of foods and (lack of) excercise contribute significantly to their mortality rate..but once they do, they will be irate, knowing just how senseless and easily changed this situation could be.
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Creese; lemmings; those were the days. I can see in my minds eye the little blocker lemming holding up his/her arms and tapping his foot impatiently.
Whoops. I'll turn off the nostalgia now. Later, at home, I'll hunt down a download ....
Uh oh.
Oh No More Lemmings? Yippee!
Come on guys, lets not say it's delayed already it's so negative. We've known it is coming for a fair while and its now pretty close to release - in my book that means there was a delay quite late in the way up to it's release. The word already implies the delay was really early.
Hat's off to Capita for doing the honourable thing and adding it into the core SIMS package and making it possible to install in isolation. You folks get some stick but you definitely got that one spot on.
Discover looks really cool from what I've seen on the promo videos. I'd have guessed it uses the dedicated graphics card as its better for parallel processing than a normal CPU?
Oh yeah, almost forgot....
No need to download it, just play Classic Lemmings - here
Last edited by superfletch; 21st January 2011 at 11:07 PM.
Sivadam (21st January 2011)
I edited that post a couple of times.
Funny it looks like you were saying I recommend guessing Siv...
I'll admit I was quite surprised to see it required the dedicated GPU, I've heard rumours that it runs on some machines with integrated graphics though. With the way hardware is going I'm sure the onboard graphics will catch up soon enough.
Last edited by superfletch; 21st January 2011 at 11:28 PM.
And this delay is to add something that was not in the original spec for the initial release! So in that sense it is a positive move to delay for a month!
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I'm disappointed by the delay. Discover was originally slated for release in the Autumn term, so in my terms its 6 months late. Capita have been cranking up the excitement around discover for over 12 months now without even a beta test on general release. It was heavily demo'd at BETT just a week before this announcement. As an LA we've had to reduce some of our users expectations both of the release date and the number of machines that will actually be capable of running the software.
Having said that, it still looks like a great product!
SIMS Discover was NEVER scheduled to be released in Autumn - except to the Field Trial Schools! This is actually what has happened.
The release to all schools was always scheduled for the Spring Release. The delay of a month has been arranged so that EXTRA functionality can be added as a result of requests by the Field Trial users!
Users will benefit from the enhancements and so waiting that extra few weeks will be well worth it!
What you saw at Bett 2011 was a version in advance of what the Field Trial schools have. We will see the updated software at the wokshops at the beginning of February! There was no 'Discover' at Bett 2010. What you saw was just the 'Concept' of what Discover would look like! I am sure that Chris would have explained this at the time!
I have still got a Copy of the SIMS 2010 Roadmap as well as the SIMS 2011 Roadmap and the dates are very clear on both!
Last edited by Sivadam; 24th January 2011 at 02:18 PM.
Exactly, it was demo'ed at BETT 2010, and now we're a year on. Which is why i was a little disappointed when i heard of the delay, because that means something else could go wrong and cause even more delays. It seems the field trials are way too close to the publicised release dates for my liking.
I'm just discussing trying out the iPhone app, which was the new thing at BETT this year, and hopefully, that is ready to go with no long wait.
CORRECTION: It wasn't the 'concept car' it was just demoed last year, but was supposed to "appear" in the latter part of 2010, which sort of implied it would be available by now.
Last edited by vikpaw; 24th January 2011 at 02:10 PM. Reason: correction
I opened my mouth and told the SLT Discover would be with us when we did the Spring upgrade. When will I learn? (I first saw it in Nov 09 so have been waiting a long time.) Hey, (sneaky smile), I didn't say when the Spring Update was due - if I hold off 'till Discover is ready they will never know!!!
SIMS Discover will be great and will help drive school improvement. But next time I'd prefer it if the SIMS marketing dept didn't hype it for 12 months first! 'Managing user expectations' is a useful euphemism for 'don't get carried away with all the hype!'
Spring BETA was released to LA test schools today.
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London: Thank You For 2012
I couldn't end 2012 without something for my Shardenfreude followers. I've had a fair number of hits on the blog over the past couple of years looking for photos of its construction and now it's finished and shining like a, … Continue reading
While 'unbelievable' seemed to be the word applied an unbelievable number of times to British sporting achievements, 'bonkers' seems the most appropriate description to apply to the cultural and social impact of the Olympics – especially after that closing ceremony. … Continue reading
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Buckfast or Books?
I've sadly under-nourished this blog over the past few weeks for a couple of good reasons and one that's, unfortunately, not so satisfying. The first good reason is that I'm trying to get the novel manuscript revised after Emma Sweeney's … Continue reading
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Cash for Access — My Story
This photo might be more relevant for my other novel, that's currently languishing on the back burner waiting for The Angel to be completed and sent off to its destiny, but it's certainly topical. It was taken this morning after the … Continue reading
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A Dickens of a Pub Crawl
As anyone who'd watched TV or picked up a newspaper since Christmas will know, 2012 is the bicentennial anniversary of the birth of arguably Britain's greatest novelist. If you're a person with more modern tastes in literature you may believe … Continue reading
Posted in General Life, Research Tagged Armando Iannucci, character, Charles Dickens, Clerkenwell, Farringdon, Holborn, London, Nabokov, pubs, setting 1 Comment
Not Balderdash or Piffle
I always thought Victoria Coren — of Balderdash and Piffle and Only Connect was an intelligent person but now I realise she's a rarer breed — an intelligent person who's not a cultural snob. In her column from today's Observer (retweeted … Continue reading
Posted in General Life Tagged King Lear, Michael McIntyre, snobbery, Victoria Coren, workshops 1 Comment
My Other Magnum Opus
Apart from the two novels in progress I've also authored a more prosaic volume over the past fifteen months or so. And — spit on me now — I've decided to self-publish it. I don't have much capital so it's … Continue reading
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The Documentary on Books I Really Didn't Like To Watch
A week last Saturday there was a documentary on BBC2 that was ostensibly about the sorry state of the world of books (riven as it's meant to be by factionalism between literary and genre) but I found that, ironically, the … Continue reading
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'Peace on Earth and Goodwill To All Men'
Continuing on the theme of end of year greetings and the real Christmas message (not the 'buy buy buy' one that Amazon stopped imparting once it realised it couldn't deliver its goods) here's a very apt scene that I took … Continue reading
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Course Junkie
Not satisfied with having recently finished the City University Certificate in Novel Writing while also doing the dissertation of an MSc in Software Development at the Open University, I've now taken the plunge and started an MA in Creative Writing. … Continue reading
Reviewing the Literature
There are two reasons why the blog has been a little quieter than usual recently. One is that an element of my 'other life' intruded – hopefully the side that will continue to pay the bills in future. I had … Continue reading
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A Great Scene for My Novel Happens in 45 Minutes?
I wonder whether today might be an occasion I could use in my novel — pubs should be doing well out of this great weather and the World Cup. 45 minutes to go until England play Germany — that would … Continue reading
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Everything But The Bar Sink…
…but I did get the dishwasher in! Bearing in mind Judith Murray's comment that 'in some sense all novels are historical', I decided to load my last reading with as many contemporary cultural references as I could think of. 'Decided' … Continue reading
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Marlow 5
Not only do I have the election to distract me from writing at the moment but this morning I also ran the 'Marlow 5′ — a race of 5 miles (or 8km in the more runner-familiar distance) around the streets … Continue reading
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'I Agree With Nick'
Seems to the new catchphrase of the moment — and very apposite as both Cameron and Brown desperately try to convince Clegg that they do agree with him just enough to get him to drop his core demands and prop … Continue reading
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It's Masterchef final day and I watched it after Manchester United's referee-induced ten man capitulation to Bayern Munich — which might bring a smile to Kim's face but not mine (btw she supports Chelsea). I watch the programme occasionally with … Continue reading
Posted in General Life Tagged ambition, Chelsea, dedication, football, insecurity, James, Kim, Manchester United, Masterchef, pubs 2 Comments
Diet Pastiche
I'm working to some quite tough deadlines at the moment. I've just had to submit a 4,000 or so word assignment for my Software Development MSc. which outlines my plans for the dissertation. I've also got a huge amount of … Continue reading
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By now in the Five Stages of Cannes Reaction, (1. Reaction 2. Backlash 3. Backlash to the backlash 4. Consensus 5. Moving On To Next Shiny Thing) we're approaching the end of phase 4 with Ryan Gosling's Un Certain Regard entry "Lost River." It is a divisive film, though not as polarizing in the spec...Read More »
The Cannes Film Festival isn't just about the movies that will walk red carpet, it's also about the huge marketplace where movies recently wrapped or about to shoot come to raise money and strike deals. That means showing off a little tease of what's coming, and that's the case with a couple of firs...Read More »
Wes Anderson's "The Grand Budapest Hotel" is off to a helluva start at the box office, opening this weekend in limited release and breaking a few records along the way. That's good news for Fox Searchlight as they prepare to roll out the cinematic confection across the country over the next few week...Read More »
Love. There are points during "The Grand Budapest Hotel," at which it simply floods off the screen. It sounds too lofty perhaps, but how else can you describe the level of minute care that seems to have gone into every single frame, every costume, every tear in every strip of wallpaper? If nothing e...Read More »
If you think Saoirse Ronan and Tony Revolori make a cute couple on screen, canoodling as baker's daughter Agatha and "lobby boy" Zero in Wes Anderson's "The Grand Budapest Hotel," you should get a load of the youthful pair in person. Meeting me and a handful of other journalists in a hotel in Berlin...Read More »
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Another day, another trinket from the toy chest that is Wes Anderson's "The Grand Budapest Hotel" (our review). As you might imagine, the filmmaker has an exacting vision, one that requires a commitment from the cast to stick to the script as it is on the page, and deliver exactly what he's looking ...Read More »
A charming new clip from Wes Anderson's Berlin fave "The Grand Budapest Hotel" has arrived via Fox Searchlight, in which Zero (Tony Revolori) hatches a plan to protect baker Agatha (Saoirse Ronan). Watch that clip, plus three previously released teases, here.Read More »
The reviews are in for "The Grand Budapest Hotel," and as far as we're concerned, it's pretty great. In our review from the Berlin Film Festival, we noted that there are few films where you can encounter "such craft, such dedication to beauty, such attention to detail" as this one. And more evidence...Read More »
I hereby challenge you to take the following quiz on what I learned at Fox Searchlight's "The Grand Budapest Hotel" round-table junket interviews Friday at Berlin's famous Hotel Adlon opposite the Brandenberg Gate.Read More »


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Maybe a silly question, but i want to sure, if we playing it correctly. Is there any limit, how many relics can i use during one battle? It is stated in the rules, that you can use one weapon, one armour during the battle.
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Items I've replaced : Crank position sensor
neutral safety switch
ignition module
fuel filter
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ignition coil
no code is being displayed , some times the check engine light comes on then the motor will miss fire and the light goes out , it normally happens at about 60 mph
any advice would be great.
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1999 Chevrolet Express 1500 Question: my engine starts missing badly after it warms up.
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pushrod May 23, 2013, 21:40Master
Plug wire(s) breaking down. Distributor worn, check for shaft play side to side.
Replygphvac, May 24, 2013, 19:14Rookie
Looks like that was the problem , I didn't feel like there was excessive wear in the distributor shaft
there is a definite improvement in the way the motor runs , there is no longer a miss in the
motor after warming it up or running it at 60 mph like before
I replaced the distributor and the spark plug wires.
thank you very much.
Replypushrod, May 24, 2013, 20:43Master
You bet! Should be near 0 play in the shaft horzionally. Glad you got it fixed! One more suggestion, like greg ask, crank relearn really needs to be performed! Also timing should be set, both need to be done with a scanner hooked up, make sure oil is full as rpm will be raised with relearn! Removing the dog house when you get to the shop will save you a little money. This is if you can't do these resets yourself. Need a scanner!! Now IF it is running just like it should you may have got lucky and have it in correct time and relearn was done by the computer but if the light is on or flashing those things really need to be done for top performance. Well even if light is not on needs to be done, it will bring it back to life + better MPG!
Replygphvac, May 26, 2013, 16:18Rookie
Thanks again, I think I might have right because it runs better than it's ever ran, I have thought about getting a scanner to set the timing, I don't mind taking it to the shop but I never know who's going to work on it, and it usually takes days to get it back, can you recommend a scanner that can do the job and maybe one that won't
break the bank?
Replypushrod, May 26, 2013, 18:11Master
If it is running good with the power it should have, no check eng. light then dont try anything else! Drive it awhile and see what it does. Now, if C.E.L. is on get zone or advance to scan it for you, post codes and we will help more! Dont have to be done with a scanner, it is just more accurate. Glad to help!
Oh yea, a scanner that will do this is not for a diy. Too much money for the average man unless using it daily. If you do take it to a shop ask if they can do this before getting it done!! Good chance the shop around the corner can't. If you know what i mean.
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agree with pushrod. did you relearn new crank sensor. seek relearn procedure on wwwalldatadiy.com
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SO GOOD! I've made these 'cup'cakes several times. It is fun to make them with the kids and very easy. This made 5 perfect sized treats for us in med/large coffee cups. Definitely worth a try.
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This is a great and low cost low time treat!! Made the dark chocolate first time was a bit rich and kids could not finish it. A few days later made it milk chocolate and the kids asked for more. I also put a few chocolate chips on top after they finish cooking in the micro for 50 sec. and they got all melted and yummy . The kids loved to watch it rise up while cooking and excited for there treat. This is delicious.
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Excellent. I used unsweetened chocolate and added abt 1/2 cup sugar while it was melting and 1/2 tsp vanilla. It was perfect!
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I think this recipe tastes great, but I did have to change it up a little to accommodate my families tastes. We made it with milk chocolate chips. It took a lot longer to cook than suggested, but it could have been simply because my "cups" were bigger and had more in them. It wasn't as "molten" as I had hoped, but it was probably due to me judging them by the longer cooking time. I will be making these again and suggesting them for all of my friends to try. I think it was very delicious, especially for a quick fix dessert.
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My 4 year old son and I made these for a fast treat. I've made several different microwave cup cakes in the past and to be honest, I didn't have high hopes. I changed the recipe slightly by using 1 oz unsweetened choc and then 6 oz of milk chocolate and 1 tsp of cocoa powder. I think the milk chocolate flavor is more kid friendly and that's all I had. These turned out really good. I did have to increase the cooking time to 4 minutes as I used 4 regular coffee mugs. The end product was mostly firm cake and the bottom very "molten". The orange zest added just the right foodie touch : Thank's Michael Symon!
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This is the easiest, cutest, yummiest little dessert. Very rich, easy enough for the kids to help make and if you are feeling creative you can add a variety of rollings just to change things around a bit. If not, it is perfect the way it is!!!
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