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The VCU Child Development Center was established over 100 years ago as the Belle Bryan Nursery to serve families in need.
VCU assumed responsibility for the operation of the center in 1971 after recognizing that many of its patrons were employees of the university and realizing the need to establish a childcare center in the Richmond area. It operates under the oversight of the VCU School of Education.
The present location formerly served as the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart Elementary School. The exterior architectural integrity of this old building was preserved, including the granite signs over the doors of the East and West entrances delineating separate entrances for boys and girls. Inside the building, a state of the art HVAC and security system, and modern childcare classrooms are complimented by the original arched windows.
We provide quality care for children of VCU faculty, staff, and students.
The center is licensed annually by the Virginia Department of Social Services and has earned accreditation from the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) – the nation's leading organization of early childhood professionals. NAEYC accreditation has become a widely recognized sign of high-quality early childhood education.
Our curriculum is based on The Creative Curriculum for Infants, Toddlers, & Twos and The Creative Curriculum for Preschool. The Creative Curriculum for Preschool is directly aligned with Virginia's Foundation Blocks for Early Learning: Standards for Literacy and Mathematics. The two curriculums are comprehensive approaches that help teachers with the classroom environment, activities, and how to work with children on different developmental levels. Each curriculum includes a continuum of goals and objectives to help guide planning so that all aspects of development can be achieved. This creates the solid foundation for future development in all domains.
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Tough Afternoon In Altoona; Von Rosenberg's First Win
The Curve played an early game on Wednesday afternoon, with the Marauders and the Power playing in the evening:
Trenton Thunder 7, Altoona Curve 3
A 4-run 6th inning by the Thunder was too much for the Curve to overcome, in an early afternoon game in New Jersey. The Curve posted 11 hits, with Brad Chalk, playing center field today, collecting 3 hits. LF Quincy Latimore, 1B Matt Curry, and 3B Jeremy Farrell all had 2 hits each.
Each team scored one run in the 1st inning. Chalk began the Curve rally with his first single, but was forced out at second on Latimore's grounder force out at second. A throwing error by the second baseman on the play let Latimore reach second base. SS Jordy Mercer singled into right field, scoring Latimore. Two singles and a grounder force out gave the Thunder a run in the bottom of the inning to tie the game.
Latimore also double in the 3rd inning, but didn't score. Curry began a rally in the top of the 4th when he worked a walk. Farrell singled, pushing Curry to third base, and a passed ball let Farrell move up to second base. DH Tony Sanchez's RBI ground out scored Curry to give the Curve a 2-1 lead. Trenton tied it up again in the bottom of the 5th, with a single, a throwing error by starter Aaron Thompson, and a sacrifice fly.
Chalk singled again in the 5th, but was out in a force play. The Curve threatened in the top of the 6th. Curry, Farrell, and Sanchez hit three consecutive singles to load the bases with one out. C Kris Watts grounded to first for a fielder's choice as a throw back to the plate forced Curry out at home. A ground out ended the inning, leaving the bases loaded.
Trenton got to Thompson again in the bottom of the 6th. With one out, a single, a stolen base, and an RBI single gave Trenton a 3-2 lead. Matt McSwain relieved Thompson, but the first batter McSwain faced reached base on a fielding error by Curry. The next batter swatted a 3-run homer, giving Trenton a 6-2 lead.
The Curve got one run back in the top of the 7th. Chalk and Latimore hit back-to-back line drive singles with one out. Mercer popped up for an infield fly rule out, then Curry's single through the hole and into left field brought Chalk in to score. That was all the Curve could get, though. Sanchez walked to begin the 8th inning, and was erased on a double play, and the next four Altoona batters went down in order.
McSwain gave up one more run in the bottom of the 7th, on a two-out triple and an RBI single. Thompson was charged with his 5th loss of the season.
Colla And Morris Shutout Mets; Power Hold On For The Win
The Bradenton Marauders have a scheduled day off on Memorial Day, while the Altoona Curve and the West Virginia Power have afternoon games.
Altoona Curve 8, Binghamton Mets 0
Mile Colla pitched 6 scoreless innings for the Curve, to earn his fourth win of the season. Colla was a man on a mission, keeping the game zipping right along — the game was done in less than 2.5 hours. He gave up 4 runs, and no walks, while striking out 2 batters. Colla retired the first 6 batters he faced. He gave up back-to-back singles to open the 3rd inning, then left them in place, as he set down the next three to end the inning. He worked around a lead-off batter in the 4th, putting down the next three batters in that inning, and three in a row in the 5th also. The last hit Colla allowed was a 2-out double in the 6th, which ended with a fly out.
The Curve bats were slow to get going too. They went down in order for the first four innings, then got to the Mets' starter Bradley Holt in the 5th. SS Jordy Mercer led off the 5th with a walk, and with one out, 3B Jeremy Farrell singled, then C Kris Watts homered, giving the Curve a 3-0 lead. The inning continued with RF Brad Chalk reaching second base on a throwing error by the Mets' shortstop, then moving to third base on Colla's sacrifice bunt. A wild pitch allowed Chalk to score, for a 4-1 lead.
The Curve came right back in the 6th inning, scoring 4 more runs off the Binghamton relief pitcher. LF Quincy Latimore began with a solo home run. Mercer followed the homer with a single into left field, then the newest Curve just up from West Virginia, 1B Matt Curry, also singled. Farrell made it three singles in a row, bringing in Mercer. Watts walked to load the bases, and Chalk singled into right field, driving in both Farrell and Watts.
Bryan Morris took over for Colla to begin the 7th inning. Morris pitched 3 scoreless and hitless innings, retiring all 9 batters he faced in order. Morris also contributed a hit in the 8th inning, when he lined a single into right field. He earned his second save of the season.
Homers For Fryer, Durham, Latimore, Baker, And Anderson
Saturday evening with the Pirates' lower minor league affiliates:
Altoona Curve 8, Binghamton Mets 6
First, the Curve and the Mets had to finish up yesterday's game, which had been suspended in the 7th inning, with the score tied at 6-6. Binghamton had scored 4 runs in the 1st, and one run in both the 4th and 5th. The Curve had tied the score with 3 runs in each of the 5th and 6th innings. The big hit in the 5th was CF Starling Marte's triple, and the big hit in the 6th was pinch-hitter Eric Fryer's triple. Curve starter Aaron Thompson had allowed all 6 Binghamton hits on 9 hits, no walks, with 4 strikeouts in his 5 innings of work. Tim Alderson came on to pitch in the bottom of the 6th, and allowed a hit but maintained the tie.
The top of the 7th began with a single by LF Quincy Latimore, who was replaced at first base by SS Jordy Mercer on a grounder force out at second. Mercer stole second base, then took third on a wild pitch. 3B Jeremy Farrell walked to put runners on the corners, and that's when the game was suspended. When they picked it up again this afternoon with a new relief pitcher, two quick outs left Mercer and Farrell still standing on the corners.
Anthony Claggett came on in relief of Alderson, and in a double switch, Shelby Ford took over at first base for Miles Durham. Claggett kept the Mets from scoring in the bottom of the 7th. Then Ford gave the Curve the lead with a solo homer in the top of the 8th. The Curve added an insurance run in the top of the 9th, when Mercer and Farrell led off with a pair of singles. Pinch-hitter Kris Watts moved both runners into scoring position with a ground out, then RF Brad Chalk lined a single into left field. Mercer scored easily on the play, but Farrell was out at the plate on the throw in from left field.
Claggett held on to the lead with a scoreless bottom of the 8th, allowing just one hit. He was credited with his third win of the season. Noah Krol earned his 10th Save of the season with a scoreless 9th. He walked the first batter of the inning, then retired the next three batters with two fly outs and a pop out.
Marauders Bombard Tigers; Curve Fall In The 9th
The West Virginia Power have a scheduled day off on Tuesday…
Bradenton Marauders 9, Lakeland Flying Tigers 0
The Marauders broke a 7-game losing streak by bombarding the Flying Tigers in Lakeland. Bradenton posted 12 hits, led by DH Calvin Anderson, who went 4-for-5 in the game, and missed hitting for the cycle by leaving out the triple. 2B Jarek Cunningham also doubled and homered, while 1B Aaron Baker contributed 2 hits.
The game began with the Marauders blasting off for 5 runs in the top of the 1st. They batted around, beginning with a single by RF Robbie Grossman, a walk to C Ramon Cabrera, and a single by Baker to score Grossman. 3B Elevys Gonzalez doubled to bring in both Cabrera and Baker. Elevys Gonzalez scored on Anderson's double, and Anderson scored on LF Adalberto Santos' RBI single.
The hits and runs kept coming for the Marauders. They did not score in the 2nd inning, though Cunningham doubled. He was out when Cabrera lined out to the Tigers' shortstop, who stepped on the second base bag to double off Cunningham. Baker led off the 3rd with a ground-rule double. He moved to third on a fly out, then scored on Anderson's RBI single. Cunningham added 2 more runs in the 4th with a 2-run homer after Grossman had walked. Anderson's solo homer came in the 5th, and by then the Marauders were leading 9-0.
Brett Lorin was the recpient of all that run support, earning his second win of the season. He pitched 6 shutout innings and struck out 6 batters, while scattering just 2 hits, a walk, and a hit batter. Both the hit batter and the walk came in the 2nd inning, but Lorin got a fly out to end the inning. Lorin allowed a single in the 5th and a double in the 6th.
The Marauders went down in order for the first time in the 6th. They loaded the bases in the 7th on a walk to Baker, and singles by CF Evan Chambers and Anderson, but a strikeout and a ground out ended the inning with the bases loaded. Grossman was the only Bradenton batter to reach base in the final two innings, when he walked in the 8th.
Eliecer Navarro relieved Lorin to begin the 7th inning. He retired the side in the 7th, and worked around a runner who had reached base on his own missed catch error (on a grounder towards first base) in the 8th. Navarro also retired the first two batters in the bottom of the 9th. Jason Erickson finished the game by grounding out the only batter he faced.
Holt And Cunningham Continue To Hit
Sunday afternoon with the Pirates' lower minor league affiliates…. the West Virginia Power were rained out in Charleston. They will try for two games with the Greensboro Grasshoppers on Monday, beginning at 6:05 pm.
Altoona Curve 6, Erie SeaWolves 5
2B Brock Holt continued his hot hitting with two singles and a triple, as the Curve scored two runs in their last at-bat for the win. The game began with each team scoring 2 runs in the 1st inning. The SeaWolves began with a walk, a single, and a ground out, to put two runners into scoring position. A double lined into center field drove in both runners. Starter Aaron Thompson gave up another single, for runners on the corners, but he got out of the inning with a line out to third and a ground out.
Holt got the Curve rally started with a lead-off triple into right field. CF Starling Marte singled of the Erie third baseman's glove and into left field, bringing in Holt. A balk moved Marte to second base, then he tagged up and advanced to third on a fly out. SS Jordy Mercer's sacrifice fly plated Marte to tie the score at 2-2. A fielding error in center kept Mercer on the bases, but he was thrown out as he tried to get all the way to third base. The inning continued with 3B Jeremy Farrell hit by a pitch, then moving on to second with a stolen base and to third on a passed ball. DH Tony Sanchez was also hit by a pitch, but a ground out ended the inning with the two still standing on the corners. Two batters in a row being hit prompted the umpires to warn both benches.
The Curve took the lead in the 2nd inning, when C Eric Fryer singled, then RF Brad Chalk replaced him at first with a grounder force out. Chalk stole second base, then scored on Marte's RBI single into center field.
Thompson allowed only a one hit over the 2nd and 3rd innings, then gave up a run in the 4th on a single, a stolen base, and a very wild pitch, as Erie tied the score at 3-3.
Fryer was hit by a pitch to begin the bottom of the 4th, and that resulted in both the Erie pitcher LJ Gagnier and the Erie manager Chris Cron to be ejected. Fryer was left on base as the new reliever Jared Gayhart retired the next three batters. But Gayheart began the 5th by hitting LF Quincy Latimore with a pitch (not sure why he wasn't also ejected). Latimore was picked off first, though, and after a single by Mercer and a walk to Sanchez, Sanchez was also picked off first.
The Curve took the lead again in the 6th. 1B Miles Durham singled, moved to second on Fryer's sacrifice bunt, on to third on a ground out, and scored on Holt's single lined into right field.
Thompson finished with 6 innings of work, having allowed 3 runs on 6 hits with 2 walks and 2 strikeouts. He was relieved by Anthony Claggett to begin the 7th, with the Curve ahead 4-3. Claggett gave up two walks, but the first base runner was caught stealing, and the inning ended without a run scoring. Michael Dubee took the mound to begin the 8th inning. Dubee got a strike out, a ground out, and another strikeout — but strike three went wild, and the batter reached first base safely. Dubee walked the next batter, then a double scored both base runners, and Erie had a 5-4 lead, while Dubee had a Blown Save.
But the Curve batters rescued Dubee in the bottom of the frame. Sanchez walked to begin the rally, and was bunted to second. Chalk doubled, and Sanchez scored, then Holt singled for his third hit of the game, and combined with a throwing error by the shortstop on the relay throw, Chalk also scored, giving the Curve the lead again. Dubee pitched a scoreless top of the 9th, and the Curve and Dubee had the win.

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So what's behind this ressentiment, this sense of grievance?
After all, under this logic, the fact that the Journal hasn't won a (news) Pulitzer since Murdoch bought the place is actually a good thing. Is it really?
I think Murdoch's charge of elitism is actually a code for something else.
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Thirty years ago, rally champion Walter Rohrl and co-driver Christian Geistdoerfer almost won the 1981 San Remo rally in a Porsche 911 SC, but a snapped driveshaft cost them victory. Now the two have been reunited with their car and will enter it in the Targa Tasmania, a 1200-plus-mile campaign across Australia. In this video, Rohrl and Geistdoerfer talk about the race in 1981 and their desire to beat the all-wheel-drive Audis that were becoming successful in rallying (and, ironically, which Rohrl went on to drive in 1984). The video also affords us a chance to ogle the rally car, which looks stunning in its 1980s rally garb. For Rohrl, the Targa Tasmania is not simply a chance to drive an old car again -- he is determined to win the race's classic class. Over 300 cars are registered for this year's Targa Tasmania, and of them 34 are Porsche models of assorted vintage. Source: YouTube Click here for video
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[OS] TURKEY - Turkey's New President Abdullah Gul Approves Cabinet
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ANKARA, Turkey - Turkey's new president approved a cabinet Wednesday
comprised of figures with both Islamist and secular backgrounds, a day
after promising to respect secular principles.
Abdullah Gul, a practicing Muslim who has the power to veto legislation
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out of recession and is a firm advocate of European Union membership.
Babacan, 40, was a close associate of Gul in the government's campaign to
join the European Union. He one of the youngest ministers in the
government, and retains his title as chief EU membership negotiator.
Babacan, who earned a business degree at Northwestern University in the
United States, acted as steward of economic reforms that were backed by
the International Monetary Fund. The reforms helped Turkey emerge from an
economic crisis and attain an average annual growth of 7 percent.
Erdogan brought in at least three ministers with no history of involvement
in the Islamic movement. They included Mehmet Simsek, a British-educated
banker who resigned from his job with Merrill Lynch to stand for election
from his hometown in southeast Turkey. Simsek was made a state minister
with responsibility for the treasury portfolio Babacan once held.
Ertugrul Gunay, appointed culture and tourism minister, had joined the
ruling Justice and Development Party after leaving the Republican People's
Party, the secular opposition group that helped derail a presidential bid
by Gul in the spring.
Another newcomer is Zafer Caglayan, who headed the chamber of industry in
Ankara, the capital, and is now industry minister.
Bulent Arinc, the former parliamentary speaker who is considered strongly
religious and less given to compromise, was not included in the Cabinet
even though he had been mentioned in local media as a possible minister.
Arinc, who co-founded the ruling party with Erdogan in 2001, drew the ire
of secularists earlier this year by calling for the election of a
"religious" president.
In a sign that tension could lie ahead, senior military generals did not
attend the swearing-in ceremony Tuesday in parliament of their new
president and commander in chief.
Local media interpreted the absence of the military brass as a protest
against Gul, whose earlier bid for the post was blocked by the secular
opposition, which included the military and the top court.
However, Gul attended a graduation ceremony Wednesday at a military
medical academy where generals stood to attention as he entered. Gul's
wife, who wears an Islamic-style headscarf that is banned on military
premises, did not attend the event.
Gul received a majority of 339 votes in a parliamentary ballot. His
triumph was assured by the ruling party that won a second term in general
elections last month, but Gul was careful to reach out to the many Turks
who suspect he has a secret Islamic agenda.
"In democracy, which is a system of rights and liberties, secularism, one
of the core principles of our republic, is as much a model that underpins
freedom for different lifestyles as it is a rule of social harmony," Gul
He also praised the military, a day after the military chief, Gen. Yasar
Buyukanit, warned that "centers of evil" were plotting to corrode secular
The military has ousted four governments since 1960, and Gul's initial bid
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We've made it almost half way to the Grand Canyon! Right now we're at a McDonalds in Illinois, less than 50 miles from St. Louis. At the rate we're going we expect to be in the Grand Canyon around 10 or 11 AM tomorrow. On our trip so far we're seen lots of fields…and more fields…Indianapolis…and then more fields. It's a lot different than the hilly landscape of Central PA. Surprisingly the trip so far has not been bad (except for getting lost within the first hour of leaving Christina's house — Oops!). We're all still in good spirits thanks to some well-deserved caffeine, good road snacks, and a couple long naps. Well, we better be on our way. More updates to come. Thanks for the prayers!
(Still) hittin' the road,
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I have not been on this site for a very long time. This past year has been a huge challenge for me.
I started working again and it was really taking a toll on me. The moment I got home I needed to sleep. I would get up around 8pm, have dinner and back to bed I went. I was drained every day. The days I had off, was spent sleeping, only interrupted by bathroom breaks and food.
This is no way to live.
Since moving back to Alberta from BC, I finally have a diabetes team that…
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Hi everyone Im sorry I wasn't around for a while >.<, I was very very busy with my school projects and exams, finally winter break is here :D, did I mention receiving my insulin pump? Ive had diabetes for 5yrs, ever since I begged my mother to buy me an insulin pump, the problem I was facing was the price it is pretty expensive. so last month my mother went to the rulers court and requested a paradigm veo insulin pump with a year of supplies, the accepted the request and Ive received…
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I've used almost all of the insulin pumps on the market (that's a long and winding story itself) over the last 14 years of pumping, so when people want my opinion on a pump, I ask them to pull up a chair and grab a cup of coffee. I'll drop some knowledge.
As Tech Editor for ASweetLife.org, I recently published the most massive pump comparison analysis you've ever had the…
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I wanted to do this blog to share why we decided to take my son off the pump. A lot of people's reactions were "Why would you ever do that?"I want people to understand that you don't have to be on an insulin pump to have great diabetes management. First of all we loved the Animas Ping insulin pump. It does all the math for you and I could bolus him from another room. It also kept a history log of what his blood sugar was and how many units of insulin he got. It made it so easy for Preschool…
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I got my pump in the mail the day before yesterday and had my training today. My brain is on diabetes overload right now, but had to write and say I'm OFFICIALLY pumping! Been pumping for an hour and a half, and so far I love it. Of course, we'll see how it goes with fine tuning my numbers and getting use to changing out the insets and such! But so far, so good ;)
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Poppa why do you drink coffee?
That was one of the many questions my granddaughter asked me over the weekend. 'I like it' I said. Long pause… why she asked? Well Madison it tastes good. No it doesn't was her answer. Proof in her mind she had caught me in a lie. She went ahead and played with the cars. I felt awful. I mean how could I explain to a 6 year old that tastes…
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I heard back from both Tandem (Tslim Pump) and Animas (Ping Pump), and they are requiring a c-peptide and fasting blood glucose. I do have a meeting with the Animas rep on Friday, for the demo.
I am feeling a bit discouraged, I am a type 2 (as far as I know) and heard that many times (especially with Medicare replacement policies) T2's are not covered for the pump.
I am angry that insurance companies can have so much control over something that a doctor deems a good…
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So, today I am dropping off the insulin pump paperwork with my diabetes doc, and they are going to give the paperwork to their rep to get insurance coverage with different companies. So we'll see where it goes. I'm leaning towards the Ping, hoping it will be covered *fingers crossed*
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I had been diagnosed with insulin resistance since 2005, I was 25 years old. I was in recovery from a long battle with Anorexia and Bulimia, and my mother who is a nurse realized my breath was smelling 'sweet'. I went to an endo, who did a 2 hour blood glucose test on me, and voila insulin resistance. I was put on 500mg of metformin a day and sent away with instructions to come back every 3 months for something called an A1c. And, of course, to eat right (yea, thanks for that... everyone at…
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I just received my Dexcom G4 last week. I am coming from Medtronic where my pump and sensor data both uploaded to the same website. Does anyone know whether or not any of the pump manufacturers allow their pump data to be downloaded into Dexcom's website? Or can Dexcom's data be downloaded into any of the pump manufacturers websites? I want to know because I am in the process of upgrading from my Paradigm and am considering this as one feature I'd like to be able to use.
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it looks awful pretty its case is clear and white
I was told I should get it and I waited for it to arrive
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I have called five times and asked for the nurse who is in…
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I was talking to a member the other day and he said he could not understand what his doctor wanted him to do. Apparently he was to readjust his carb ratios with a band of new service in the middle of the day with a higher ratio of sensitivity to reported blood sugar reports from 10AM to 2 PM, backing down his new level to the preexisting amounts thereafter. For some reason…
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It was such smooth sailing when I switched over to the new Omnipod a little over a month ago! What on earth was everyone complaining about? It is so small and cute! Well... today I got handed not one but TWO experiences with the whole pod failure thing. Actually had to take the afternoon off due to my own negligence (no extra supplies, FAIL). BUT - my experience with the Insulet Corp customer service was fast, easy, and pleasant. 2 new pods on their way to me in the next couple…
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So, I've pretty much dropped off the internet Earth :P College has started back up and I'm already swamped with work while trying to achieve my Doctorates of Physical Therapy. I started insulin pump therapy one week before school. The first few days were fantastic! My sugars were just perfect; between 90-120. My ideal range!!
Then..things started to go haywire. My gym that I go to has been under construction for improvements so I haven't been able to work out in about a week…
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To Pump or not to Pump. My advice, suggestion and opinion on choosing the Medtronic or any Insulin Pump for your child or yourself.
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So following my most recent check up with my physician, I realized that I have not been maintaining my Blood Glucose levels well. My A1C, which was below 7%, has increased to 8%. I partially attribute this to travelling internationally and not having been given any guidance from my Doctor, despite having told her prior to each trip.
So now, I have begun to think 1) maybe I should find new Dr. that is a bit more willing to spend a bit of extra time with me prior to overseas travel…
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I was celebrating my friends wedding this weekend in the sweltering heat when a new alert showed up on my pump. Apparently my pump wasn't happy about the heat either. http://irunonbatteries.blogspot.com/2013/06/the-heat-induced-button-error.html
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Oops! There's a problem with inconsistant blogging ... you forget to add clarifying details.
Just a week or so after my post-rehab hospitalization, the doctors finally got around to wanting to remove the port in my chest wall to prevent infection. Went into a doctor's office and, after squirming around [on their part] about not wanting to remove it in the office, they finally did it. The doctor took some of that last blood for testing. Several days later, I get a call from the doctor…
ContinueEric has had an insulin pump since he was 2 years old. Many of my anxieties about it have centered on the idea that he might get his little hands on it and press the wrong buttons... because Eric is an inquisitive child, and he loves nothing better than to push buttons. It's hell on our thermostat — I can't begin to describe the number of times the little monkey has turned the heat off, or jacked it up to 75, or down to 58, simply out of his love of button-pushing. That's why he wears his…
ContinueI've posted this in a few places - and figured - why not here as well - I'm still off the pump since beginning of January - have lost the battle with J&J with the Animas 2020 pump s/w issue (and earlier ones have same issue - as well as the PING believe it or not - read this link to find out more on that story).
So, for now, I've actually got the hang of MDI again - you'd think I'd…
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KOZHIKODE: Nine and-a-half year old Aadil of Chaliyar is all thrilled about his maiden attempt to find a place in the Guinness Book of World Records in the swimming category.
He is set to swim with his hands and legs tied at Beypore on April 25.
This fourth standard student of Crescent Public School in Chaliyam said he would set off from the Dolphin Point in Beypore at 8am, and would cover two nautical miles to reach Chaliyar River in four hours.
Aadil sounded very confident about surpassing the Guinness record set by 10-year-old Huang Li of China. She swam more than a nautical mile in the Xiang River in 2007, taking four hours. Through his feat, he also wants to convey the message of 'coastal safety and employment security' for the fisher folk in coastal areas.
Little Aadil started swimming at the age of three under the guidance of his father, Abdulla Kutty, who runs a tea stall in Chaliyam. Interestingly, Aadil has not participated in any swimming competition. Since he did not have access to swimming pools, he first learned swimming in a pond, then switched over to a lake, and then fell in love with Chaliyar River.
Abdulla Kutty, who has been training his son for the past six and-a-half years, told TOI that he was confident his son would achieve the rare feat.
He said his son had been practising for the Guinness record for the past two and-a-half years.
An organizing committee has also been constituted to sponsor the event. Its convener, E Abdurazak, said all arrangements for the event had been completed.
The committee will send the unedited video of the event to Guinness world record officials after the record-seeking deed.
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Demolition of fire-damaged Valparaiso building continues
By Amy Lavalley Post-Tribune correspondent March 5, 2013 9:56AM
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VALPARAISO — A chain-link fence will go up Wednesday around the site of a demolished downtown building that was seriously damaged in a fire Monday morning.
All but the east wall of the two-story building, which is adjacent to another building, had been demolished by Tuesday.
Demolition became necessary due to the damage caused by the fire, called into the Valparaiso Fire Department at 1:29 a.m. Monday.
Contractors for the building's insurance company will install the fence, said Building Commissioner Vicki Thrasher said.
She said additional work to tear down what remains of the building at 204 Lincolnway was put on hold by the snowstorm.
Demolition of the east wall will most likely begin Wednesday, though it will be slower than the teardown of the rest of the building because of the adjacent building. That could take three to four days, Thrasher said.
Firefighters were on the scene continuously until 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, when all the spot fires had been extinguished, said Dan Lamb, the Fire Department assistant chief and fire investigator.
The last time his department faced a fire of such magnitude that required demolition was in 1996, when the Highland Department Store building on Franklin Street burned down.
While Lincolnway is now open, Michigan Avenue will remain closed from Lincolnway to Indiana Avenue until the demolition is complete and city officials feel the area is safe.
"We don't have an end on that," Thrasher said.
Nine occupant businesses were gutted along with the building, which was constructed in 1905. Gas and electric service to surrounding businesses had been completely restored by Northern Indiana Public Service Co. by Tuesday afternoon, Thrasher said.
Whether the cause of the fire will be determined remains to be seen.
A representative from the state fire marshal's office was on the scene Tuesday morning, but, given how extensive the fire was, Lamb could not be certain officials would know what caused it.
"Sometimes we do not know what starts a fire, but I do know the building was secure," he said, noting the building went through a routine fire inspection last week and nothing appeared amiss.
What's next for the site also is up in the air.
"It's too soon to tell," Thrasher said.
"That's more up to the owners and the insurance company. Obviously, the city would love to see something done very quickly, but we have very little control over that."


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I'm sure most people know Charles Manson has been involved with music throughout the years, his association with The Beatles and The Beach Boys is no secret. But we're not here to get into that, or even who Charles Manson is, that merely is mentioned as a base for what comes next. Magic Bullet Records comes why? Because Charles Manson is a musician, here is the eight song album entitled 'Air'. It is the first in a four-part seasonal album series, following 'Air' there will be 'Trees', 'Water' and 'Animals'. If you haven't heard Charles Manson's music before you might be shocked at what you hear, but if you sit back and think of the time period it sprang forth from it all makes sense. Easy calming acoustics is what you'll get out of this, almost prison blues. You'll most likely take these songs in totally different ways if you know who's behind the music verses if not. If you just heard these songs knowing nothing about them, its chill acoustic bluesy tunes. If you know what's behind it, things sort of take a slightly uneasy feel, but either way you can't deny this is damn good. Even if all of it isn't the most coherent thing I've ever heard.
'The Moon' Opening things is a bit of an eerily calm song, lyrically it sort of makes sense but not totally and it's sort of off setting, but at the same time if you listen to a lot of old blues, and really stoned people you've probably heard something like it before.
'Brother Gun' More of a carefree sounding song, this is totally something I'd be listening to when laying about lounging the day away.
'Bird' Starts off sounding like a love song, or at least talking about love, then it sort of trails off and confusingly comes back. Kind of like your having a conversation with a drunk man with a guitar.
'Gas Chamber' Chances are you're going to draw conclusions based on the title of the track, but it doesn't seem to be based on corporal punishment. Instead just the world and the dying enviroment around us. There's a lot of incoherent parts in here too.
'World Perspectives' Seems to continue right from the previous song, most it is more of a speech or poem than a song.
'Hobo Poem' Well this is exactly what the title says, a poem about a hobo.
'East Bound Train' From the hobo poem, we jump on a train headed east, we're back on track with a song, maybe the best one too.
'Air is the King' We're back at the environment ideas, and more specifically air, hence the title of the album. But this is more of just a conscious rambling than a song, which kind of ends abruptly. An odd ending to this odd album.
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bd, Take off the drain and add it there. What is the drain for? If you want put extend the manifold out of the current box into a smaller new place along side to house the new valve and relocated drain. Done deal. JMHO Aloha |
I am not sure what that might do to the water pressure if I take off the drain and add it there. The drain is threaded via a 1/2 in connection while the main line is 1 in. If I did that, the input line would go from a 1" down to a 1/2" and back to a 1" for the new valves. I Suspect the drain was installed to completely drain the manifold over winter. As I see it, there is no way to cut the elbow to extend a stretch of pipe to a new box, which is what I would like to do. I popped into an irrigation shop down in Denver and they concurred that a manifold rebuild was the right way to do it. Bummer for me and my back with all the digging to splice the current lines and reinstall a new manifold, but at least I get to learn something new with this little project. Thanks for the response. |
bd, Do what you gotta do. You can do what I said. The manifold doesn't have to be in a straight line and there is no problem going from a 1/2" back to 3/4" or a 1" nipple and valve. It does not restrict the flow but only increases the velocity of the water through a very short distance.All you have to do is removed the valve box cut a hole for the last valve line to go through the valve box wall and into a second smaller valve box. The last valve can be a 3/4 or 1" valve with a drain valve attached as before and even using the existing valve. That is the easiest(on your back) and least expensive way to go. I have no motivation to sell you anything. Good luck. GL. Aloha |
Thanks for your input. I agree and thought about the incentive for an irrigation shop to sell me something...albeit the added cost for a manifold T is only $5 bucks x 4. I am not at all worried about everything being in a straight line. I am mildly concerned about the flow through the constriction. It sounds like you would not be at all concerned about it, so that is definitely something for me to consider. I would like to install a new valve box anyhow, so I could try another elbow where the drain is, run pipe out to a new box and connect the new valves. If it didn't seem right due to poor flow (which to me would be the only concern with doing it that way) then I could build a new manifold if needed in the existing box. Again, thanks for your input. |
bd, It is not enough of a constriction to worry about. It may be slightly noisier because the velocity increases through that segment and their may be a very minor pressure loss but nothing to worry about with what you are proposing to do with that zone. You will need to bring your system pressure done to 20 psi for the drip zone with a pressure regulator. The pressure regulator itself is a constriction that is small enough to reduce pressure much smaller that a 1/2" line to reduce the pressure to 20 psi. You might want to put that pressure regulator before your last auto valve and existing gate valve. Have fun. aloha |
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ok so sometimes i get really lonely. Everyone i tell tell me that i shouldnt ant to grow up to find someone. But I do!!!
i want to be able to go to somone when i get upset and they will be there for me! I mean yeah i can get that from my parents but its not the same. Sometimes i get so lonely that i feel like i have no reason to live.Can somone please help me!!
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We all go through patches like that. I go through patches when I don't want my girlfriend to even touch me. It passes, trust me. ^_^ *Sends hugs*
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Now this was a fun one. I traveled an hour north of San Francisco to the charming city of Santa Rosa for engagement session with Angela and Josh. I went up into the mountains to their private land and was in awe of the views and the serenity. See you two in San Francisco in September.
Josh asked Angela to marry him as she was finishing off a half marathon.
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I have to say, you did such a great job. Thank you for making us feel very comfortable because we were fish out of water, and you can't even tell! That's what a true artist and professional does. See you in less than 4 months!
Just got back to San Diego for the holidays and of course I have to post up some photos from an engagement session I had a few weeks ago with Jordan and Daniel in New York City. We went around midtown and hit the sights, going to the always photogenic Grand Central Terminal and Central Park. What beats NYC in the fall?
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Heres a fun shoot I got to do last week with Julie and Andy! Julie is a fellow photographer out of Seattle and was visiting New York with her husband Andy, which happened to coincide with their one year wedding anniversary. So it was definitely an honor to photograph their anniversary session in Brooklyn, on what was probably one of most gorgeous days you can ask for. DUMBO provided the backdrop for this awesome couple, can't wait to hang with them in Seattle, enjoy.
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For my first engagement session of 2012, Nikki, Ren and I headed to the University of San Diego's Geisel Library to start off the day. We had fun with the sun (and cold) but weathered through and then headed to La Jolla Shores to round out the session.
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My engagement session with Cindy and Mark was a dope one, they travel a lot together, so they wanted to theme out their session with a place near and dear to their hearts, the airport. We got to go onto the tarmac of San Diego International Airport and watching the planes takeoff and land that close was definitely an experience. I want to thank the staff of SAN for being so accommodating to us, they were just as excited about the shoot as we were!
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Great shoot as always! Bring back fond memories from my days at United.
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chaz, this is out of control! i love the ones on the tarmac. what a unique idea.
I've never seen engagement photos like these! Very cool venue!
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Really great Chaz, looks like you had fun with all the space. And what a cool opportunity to be able to shoot there as well.
Such great work as always. A mutual friend put me on to your work and it never ceases to amaze me!
wow, this will definitely get the wedding biz talking!
Back to Los Angeles for another engagement session, this time it was all about the music with April and Joseph. This couple has some amazing music taste along with being cocktail aficionados. We headed off to the Hollywood Bowl to catch some awesome sunrays, then hit up their favorite haunt in Hollywood, The Hotel Cafe where we let them be center stage.
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AMAZING. thanks again chaz!
these are awesome.."consumate the marriage! consumate the marriage!"
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I love when my clients are architects, they can understand my love for equality. So when we started the session at Eric's apartment, I knew it was a match made in heaven. Especially after seeing his old video game collection, man it brings me back to the good old days! After the apartment, we searched downtown Los Angeles for a view of the skyline and man, did we get lucky.
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Once the skin of the fruits begins becoming dull from shining and texture starts beginning little harder from soft is the right time to pick up the fruits.Both symptoms should be watched to begin with .If you wait longer then fruits will go for seeding and will be useless for consumption.Once you time this for first harvest check back after 5 to 7 days for the new crop. |
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http://www.boskke.com/products/skyplanter Since these are technically "containers," I figured they could go here. These upside down planters from Boskke have gotten a lot of press, but is it just me or do they seem destined to fail? I can't find any outsider or objective reviews. All the pictures are clearly of newly installed pieces. They've done a good job of making sure the plant is secure, soil stays put and supplying adequate water, but what about the natural form and tropisms? Would something vining like pothos work better? They're on sale from Fab.com and I am considering getting a set to try out, maybe with a dracaena, but am wondering if the plant will just grow towards the light, either upwards or sideways, and become an unattractive "U" shape. Any input is appreciated! |
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plants for sure will grow towards the light which is up..well is gonna miss up the main design of the plants?maybe..but is that a bad thing or rather quite interesting? if i were you,i try to make one.maybe small one out any container i have on hand drill a hole in the bottom and put the plant upside down.you said you have pathos?get a cutting a stick it in your make shift container.there is lots of DIY vids on youtube explaining how to do so..look up topsy turvy.you have sparked an idea for me..oh well more project for me. |
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I am getting married over Labor Day and would like to grow my own flowers. Should I fail miserably at this, I will buy from a flower farm, so that's my plan B. We live in Washington D.C. although the wedding will take place in upstate (central) NY. The venue is an outdoors private park with meadows, forests, hills, so I would like to have wildflowers. I need some help figuring out what to grow, where to get seeds/plantings and when /how to sow and grow. My color scheme is red and white. any advice and ideas would be helpful. thank you! |
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Some brides are interested in growing their wedding flowers. Some purchase flowers from a flower farm and do their own arranging. Some prefer to have a flower farm do the arrangements. And, many purchase from a florist who is supplied by local flower farms. Wildflowers are perennial plants. Seeds for these are planted in the fall. Some of the wildflowers featured in the link to wildflowers in Upstate New York are either considered invasive or protected. One example: Loosetrife. Many are in bloom well before Labor Day. I'm going to assume you are interested in the wildflower look as opposed to actual wildflowers. Some brides feel zinnias, scabiosa, rudbeckia, daisies, larkspur and foxglove fall into this category. The seeds for these are available from Johnny Seeds in Maine. One can order online or from the catalog. The catalog contains helpful information as far as planting and spacing. If you need flowers to supplement yours, a flower farm sells blooms by the stem at the Dupont Square Market in Washington D.C. Wishing you all the best. |
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- Posted by victorianinbloom none (My Page) on Fri, Feb 11, 11 at 15:12
flower_farmer, thank you! advice is very helpful. yes i am going for more of the wildflower look - not necessarily wildflowers. |
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If you decide to plant some annuals from seed for your wedding I would recommend that you use the estimated 'Days to Maturity or Bloom' from the seed pack to figure out when to plant 1/3 of the seeds and then bracket that date with one planting two weeks early and another planting two weeks late. You never know when you will have unpredictable weather that will delay or accelerate plant growth and by making 3 succession planting you will have some extra insurance that one of the plantings will be at peak bloom on your wedding day. :) - Steve |
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