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Washington DC Capital Sites Bike Tour
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New Orleans Bike Tour
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Guided or Self-Guided Road Bike Tour of Red Rock Canyon
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Washington DC Monuments Bike Tour
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Electric Bicycle Tour of Santa Monica and Venice Beach
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Maui Downhill Bike Ride
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Oahu Combo Adventure: Bike, Sail and Snorkel
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The just-renovated Hampton Mansion near Baltimore was the USA's largest private home when completed in 1790. Today, the estate is run by the U.S. Park Service as the Hampton National Historic Site. It includes a manor house — a stellar example of Georgian architecture — plus impressive gardens and original stone slave quarters. 410-823-1309; nps.gov/hamp — Kitty Bean Yancey
The island of Nantucket was once the Interstate 95 of shipping for food and other goods, as well as whaling. Not every trip was blessed with calm seas, as the revamped and renamed Nantucket Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum attests. Brimming with artifacts, photos and dramatic tales of sea rescues near this "graveyard of the Atlantic," the museum will reopen July 2.nantucketshipwreck.org — Kitty Bean Yancey
Rothbury Festival, a music and camping extravaganza to be staged July 3-6 at the sprawling Double JJ Ranch in Rothbury, bills itself as a "party with a purpose," using high-wattage rock acts to raise awareness of climate change and clean-energy choices. In addition to 70-plus bands, highlighted by Dave Matthews, John Mayer and Widespread Panic, there will be a scientists-led Think Tank and an interactive Energy Fair. 888-512-7469; rothburyfestival.com — Jerry Shriver
Minneapolis' Guthrie Theater caps off its third summer in its new building with the world premiere of Little House on the Prairie, a musical based on Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House book series. Francesca Zambello (most recently director of Disney's The Little Mermaid on Broadway) directs the show, which depicts life on the Midwest frontier. Previews begin July 26; performances will run Aug. 15-Oct. 5. Box office, 877-447-8243; guthrietheater.org — Jerry Shriver
Severely damaged when Hurricane Katrina pummeled the state's Gulf Coast in 2005, the Biloxi retirement home of Confederacy President Jefferson Davis reopens June 3, in time to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Davis' birth. Among the opening-day tributes at the 52-acre seaside estate, known as Beauvoir, will be a military processional, musket and artillery salute, and music. 228-388-4400; beauvoir.org — Laura Bly
Just look at yourself! Self-assessment is the whole point of the YouZeum in Columbia, a new interactive health-science museum that explains to visitors how the human body works. The 3-D All Systems Go movie spurts viewers through the heart of the matter while virtual-reality games test their reactive abilities. Afterward, a virtual vending machine called Snackster dispenses healthy advice. 573-886-2006; youzeum.org — Jerry Shriver
Native American craftspeople, Chinese dragon dancers and cowboy poets are among the multicultural performers touching down in uptown Butte July 11-13 for the National Folk Festival. Sponsored by the National Council for Traditional Arts, the event begins the first of a three-summer stint in Butte. Performances on seven stages will showcase blues, jazz, zydeco, gospel and other musical styles. More than 250 musicians, dancers and craftspeople are expected at the event, which also will feature hands-on workshops and other chances to join in. Admission is free. 406-497-6464; Nationalfolkfestival.com . — Jayne Clark

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The Good Samaritan composed by Lynn Shaw Bailey. Arranged by Becki Slagle Mayo. For unison/2-part choir and piano. Sacred Anthem. Octavo. Published by Chorister's Guild (LO.CGA1168).
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There's a topiary bicycle outside of this lovely Indian restaurant that perfectly accents the staid elegance you'll find inside. Located just north of the Johns Hopkins University's Homewood Campus, this restaurant's interior features dark paneling and burnished brass. It has a kind of reserved formality that's stylish without being intimidating. The Bengali Swordfish, drizzled with mango sauce is a masterpiece, as is the crab malabar. There's also a courtyard, complete with fountain, for warm weather seating.
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On hand for the event were (front, from left): J.R. Overly, Lindsey Fire Department; Matt Kengersky, Kengersky Insurance Agency; Larry McGuire Rembowski, department secretary; Cheri Yount, Bob Long and Nathan Shotts, Fox's employees; (back) Tim Fusco and Josh Manners, Elk Run Fire Department; and Corey Lash, Fox's employee.
BROOKVILLE — Testimonies continued Wednesday in the trial of Christopher Thornhill, as law enforcement officers and medical personnel spoke their parts and ballistic evidence was brought forward for review.
For the full story, see Thursday's print edition of The Spirit.
A number of PAHS students have been hard at work on their senior projects, and tonight, the public can learn about the senior project process by attending Senior Graduation Project Presentation Night beginning at 5:45 p.m. in the PAHS cafeteria. Approximately 54 seniors are set to present. Senior Carley Smith raised $1,000 for the American Cancer Society by holding an acoustic music night Oct. 5 at Rumors Tavern. She is pictured (right) presenting her donation to Jessica Carbaugh, the local representative for the American Cancer Society.
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP — DuBois-based Pennsylvania State Police reported Tuesday that an investigation has been launched into the alleged sexual assault of a 9-year-old female.
The alleged incident(s) took place between July 1 and Oct. 9 at a residence in Winslow Township.
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BROOKVILLE — Christopher Thornhill, the alleged shooter of two Punxsutawney men back in September 2011, faced his supposed victims and other individuals as they testified against him on day two of his trial on Tuesday in Brookville.
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Campaign launched against pampas grass
The council postponed a decision on adopting a policy, and it instructed the subcommittee to do more public outreach and revise the proposal.
Mayor Maggie Houlihan, who represents the council on the subcommittee, said the city's Environmental Commission is now reviewing a draft of a policy. No date has been set for it to be considered by the City Council.
Vincent Lazaneo, program director for the master gardener program through the University of California Cooperative Extension, said most people don't realize how quickly pampas grass seeds can migrate.
"In a yard, of course, it's not much of a problem, but they don't know the seeds can spread far," Lazaneo said.
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"It's one of those non-native invasive species that we see consistently taking over native habitat," he said.
Gibson oversees the removal of invasive species and restoration of habitat in the Carlsbad Watershed Network, covering much of North County. The initiative uses state and federal funds to remove plants on public and private property from San Elijo Lagoon in southern Encinitas to Loma Alta Creek in Oceanside and Lake Wohlford in eastern Escondido.
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Pension and other compensation components are added to the compensation package for these top executives.
Table 1 reveals how compensation in these specific categories has changed over the past year. RSAs and incentives (bonus and non-equity) accounted for the largest proportions of the gains in total compensation this quarter.
Looking at the trends in changes of the various compensation components over time against changes in company revenue, we see that the timing of the changes differ by component.
Figure 1 shows that company revenue actually decreased in the first part of 2010.
Incentives showed a significant decrease before the decrease in company revenues was observed while base salary didn't show a drop until after company revenues had reached their maximum rate of decline, which occurred in this quarter last year.
At the same time, incentives were moving from a declining rate to positive growth.
The result is that while company revenues were declining, the rate of decline switched from accelerating to decelerating and base salary changes and incentives were moving in opposite directions.
This suggests an inflection point in company performances reflected both in actual revenue and executive compensation.
Now, one year later, we see the opposite; incentives and base salary are still headed in different directions, but from a generally positive position to a negative while the rate of company growth has stopped increasing.
While the growth this quarter appears strong year-over-year, the trends do not.
Table 1. Compensation Components Year-Over-Year
Looking again at the composition of the Total Compensation, we see that 77% of the increase was due to Bonuses and Non-Equity Incentives coupled with Restricted Stock Awards.
While these are also currently the largest components, that has not always been the case.
Figure 2 shows how the proportions of the various components have changed over time.
We can clearly see that prior to 2006, Stock Options, and to a lesser extent Bonuses, were a much larger component of Total Compensation.
Since 2006, Non-Equity Incentives and Restricted Stock Awards have become the components with the largest proportions.
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Curry returns, leads Warriors past Lakers, 109-103
OAKLAND, Calif. Stephen Curry had 25 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds on a sprained right ankle, and the Golden State Warriors held off the Los Angeles Lakers 109-103 on Monday night.
David Lee added 23 points and 12 rebounds, and Klay Thompson scored 22 points to propel the Warriors to a 25-point lead early in the third quarter in a matchup with huge playoff implications. Golden State (41-31) improved to a game ahead of idle Houston (39-31) and 4 1/2 games in front of the Lakers (36-35) for sixth place in the Western Conference.
Los Angeles' lead over Utah (35-36) for the final playoff spot is down to one game. The Jazz beat Philadelphia 107-91 in Salt Lake City earlier Monday night.
Kobe Bryant scored 36 points and Steve Nash had 21 points, nine rebounds and seven assists in an otherwise lackluster Lakers effort. Los Angeles has lost three straight games, and the latest was never even close.
Questionable to play since spraining his twice surgically repaired ankle in Saturday's victory over Washington, Curry sat out the morning shootaround and often grimaced during a pregame workout at the arena. Warriors coach Mark Jackson called Curry a "game-time decision," though Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni never doubted Curry would play - or play well.
With the dynamic point guard leading the way, the Warriors received contributions from all over.
Thompson hit three of his six 3-pointers in the first quarter, and Curry made another one. Festus Ezeli added an alley-oop from Jarrett Jack and put back a miss to give Golden State a 28-14 lead.
The reserves kept the momentum going, with Jack outrunning everybody for a coast-to-coast layup and tossing in a floater to start the second quarter. He had 19 points.
Harrison Barnes also converted a layup and a difficult jumper while getting fouled by Antawn Jamison, and Curry's second 3-pointer put the Warriors up 44-24.
The usual sprinkling of Lakers fans shouted chants of "M-V-P!" when Bryant shot free throws. But they were drowned out by the Warriors fans who sold out Oracle Arena for the 25th straight game and screamed "Beat L.A.!" at every chance.
The frustration for the Lakers finally started to show. First, Metta World Peace jawed at Lee, then awkwardly patted the All-Star forward's head once officials intervened. A few minutes later, Dwight Howard picked up a technical foul while exchanging words with Lee and an official after he was called for a foul on Lee's layup.
Both Lakers big men struggled on both ends. Howard had 11 points and 15 rebounds, and Pau Gasol was held to seven points and eight rebounds as he works his way back from a right foot injury.
The half ended when Lee dunked the ball with 1.9 seconds left, World Peace threw away an inbounds pass and Curry lobbed to Andrew Bogut for an alley-oop. Bryant just walked through the tunnel behind the basket and into the locker room as his team inbounded the ball, taking one quick glance at the scoreboard: Warriors 63, Lakers 40.


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The trial of a 42-year-old former dance instructor accused of molesting one of her students for several months in 2006 has been delayed.
Sandra Borrego was set to face trial this week on 22 counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child. But on Thursday a grand jury reindicted Borrego, according to court records.
Borrego's attorney, Fred Jimenez, said Tuesday his client still faces the same number of counts but that the reindictment includes changes to some of the dates of the alleged incidents.
The reindictment means Borrego must be arraigned a second time in the case. Court officials said new arraignment and trial dates have not been scheduled.
Borrego is accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy who took classes at Most Precious Blood Catholic School in 2006, police said. Borrego was renting space on church property at the time.
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- 1 egg
- 500ml single cream
- 125ml white wine
- 2 sprigs fresh thyme
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- 1 celery stalk, Technique: Dicing Cutting a larger piece of food into even cube-shaped pieces. I know this Teach me, please diced
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- 25g unsalted butter
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper
- 8 large prawns , shelled and deveined
- Flour, for dusting
- 4 sheets puff pastry, thawed
- 1 tbsp water
- Salt and freshly ground white pepper
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Special equipment: 9-12cm metal ring
Preheat oven to 200C/Gas 6.
In a small bowl, Technique: Whisk Using light, rapid sweeping strokes to thicken or thoroughly combine ingredients. You can also use a whisk attachment attached to a food processor. I know this Teach me, please whisk egg and water until well blended. Lightly dust work surface with flour. Unfold puff pastry and dock dough with a fork. Using a 12cm ring, cut 16 circles. Set 4 circles on a nonstick baking sheet. These are the base of the pot pies. Discard scraps. Using a 10cm metal ring, cut circles in the center of the 12 remaining circles. Remove 4 of the 10cm circles to the prepared baking sheet. These are the tops. Brush the outer edge of the 12cm circles with the egg wash. Lay 1 of the 12 rings on top. Brush egg wash on that ring and place another ring on top. Repeat 1 more time until you have 3 rings stacked on top of each other. Repeat with remaining circles until you have 4 assembled. Brush the edges and tops with egg wash and bake in the middle of the oven until golden, about 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, season the shrimp with cayenne pepper, salt and black pepper. In a medium saucepan over medium-high heat, add oil and 1 tablespoon butter. Saute the shrimp, 1 minute per side. Remove shrimp and set aside. Add remaining butter to the pan and saute carrots, celery, mushrooms, and thyme, until softened about 10 minutes. Add wine, bring to a simmer and cook until most of the wine has evaporated. Add the cream and bring back to a simmer until the sauce thickens to a gravy consistency, about 12 to 15 minutes. Place the shrimp back into the sauce to coat. Remove thyme and season with salt and white pepper. Ladle the shrimp mixture into the pastry puff bowls and top with the smaller puff circles.


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Unless I open something up, you/I can't see anything other than 2 big cracks about 6" long going from opposite sides of the mast on the cabin top; can't see anything even if you peel back the liner.
I did get an interesting suggestion to put two 1/4 inch aluminum plates along opposite sides of the compression post.
This still leaves open the question of whether there is any damage to the plate or whatever Seidelmann put at the base of the mast and above the compression post (that goes down to the keel).
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IF, IF I have to rebuild the step how does that happen? I'm assuming the mast has to be lifted up first? then cut open the cabin top, rebuild the plate, then put mast down and reglass the top?
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Swim in the lake from the dock (please be advised it is quite a steep walk down to the lake). Proximity to University Village Shopping Center, the University of Washington and Childrens Hospital.
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We were in town for our son's wedding. We had our family totaling 10, plus 3 groomsmen. The house is more suitable for 10-12, and only 14 if you are counting little children in a crib etc.... Fortunately our two young children didn't mind using a sleeping bag.
This home is simply perfect for families like ours. We will long remember our wonderful visit.
This house is spectacular. It is very large and the decor and accommodations are superb. The views are too good to be true - especially on a sunny, gorgeous day which we were lucky to have. We stayed here for a girl's getaway weekend and it accommodated 10 of us perfectly.
My only complaint was the week of my trip , I did not get the communication from the property manager I had when first trying to book. It took a few repeat emails to get the info I needed (like address and access code!) and I never received the promised "welcome letter and map", even after I followed up to request it. I don't think they were really necessary, because it seemed most house rules were posted up. I just like to be thorough and have all the info I need to be a good houseguest.
Overall I would highly recommend this place! Fantastic weekend.
We stayed here during my duaghters' early Spring break. The views are really great. We happen to have great weather, and Mt. Ranier is easily seen from the balcony. The house has so much storage space and cabinetry. Everything was great. No issues whaatsoever. Easy and convenient. Great quiet neighborhood and easy to get around. Close to UNIVERSITY VILLAGE which is a real plus. Next visit to Seattle - we plan to repeat and stay here. Really great! A++++
We stayed here with our extended family of eight to see our new grandson. The views of the lake and Mt. Ranier were awesome. The house is loaded with amenities and is extremely spacious. Bob and Joe were very responsive to questions and problems (we couldn't get the fireplaces to work, simple fix). Shopping was nearby. Downtown Seattle was quick to get to.
Some suggestions -- it took a little time to figure out all the light switches, especially for the outside decks. It would be nice if these switches for the outside were labelled. A map for all the interior lights would be helpful. We could have used a few more regular glasses in the cupboard. The bathrooms could have used a few more hooks and racks for towels and the showers a shelf for shampoo, washcloths, eyeglasses, etc. These are small quibbles to a great experience.
Overall, simply outstanding.
Stayed here with our family of 12 for my son's wedding. I think we booked the best weekend in Seattle. Loved everything about this place! Joe is a pleasure to work with.
Less than 1 mile from University Village Shopping Center and Seattle Childrens Hospital
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Reservation Deposit $1000 with remaining balance due 90 days prior to start of rental
Cleaning fee $195
Pet Fee $90
All amounts taxed at 9.5%
Security deposit via credit card authorization
Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years are priced at Summer Rates with 5 night minimum stay
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This week was National Police Week, and the President honored fallen officers at the National Peace Officers Memorial Service; celebrated the reform efforts of police officers in Camden, New Jersey; signed the National Blue Alert Act to help protect police officers; and congratulated the graduates at the 134th Commencement of the Coast Guard Academy in Connecticut. POTUS also sent his first tweet. That's May 15 to May 21 or, "@POTUS!"
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The National Park Service will host the Seneca Nation of Indians during a weekend of cultural heritage programs at Fort Necessity National Battlefield on Saturday and Sunday, June 28 and 29. The delegation of the Seneca Nation of Indians, including the nation's Chief of Staff, Maurice John, will be officially received and welcomed at a ceremony at 1 p.m. Saturday.
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As more and more customers implement Performance Point Services based BI solutions using SharePoint 2007/2010, one question I am getting asked is about how do we provide continuing guidance to end users beyond the formal user training they might receive.
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Woman found dead at Reading football ground
LONDON – A woman was found dead at Reading's Madejski Stadium, having suffered serious head injuries, police said Sunday.
The 22-year-old was found at the bottom of a stairwell at 12:50 am on Saturday, Thames Valley Police said.
She was discovered in the Millennium Madejski Hotel, which forms part of the English Premier League side's ground. Reading lies 40 miles (60 kilometers) west of London.
The woman was pronounced dead at the scene.
"The woman had been attending a Christmas party at the time of the incident," said Detective Inspector Phil O'Neil.
"We are treating her death as unexplained and there are a number of inquiries taking place to establish the full circumstances of what happened."
No arrests had been made, he added.
Reading played away from home against champions Manchester City on Saturday.
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Delicious domain change
Social bookmarking site Delicious on Thursday announced it has refined its services greatly, while also adding a new domain name through which the site can be reached, Delicious.com. According to a post on Delicious' blog, the various refinements have allowed the company to enhance speed, search capability, and overall layout of the site. The domain name change reportedly stems from confusion among users in the spelling of del.icio.us, but the site can still be accessed through its former moniker.
Delicious cites a new infrastructure as the largest enhancement to speed, allowing users to quickly navigate a responsive page. The search engine has been improved to supply quicker, and more thorough results. Overall page design is improved as well, adding a few requested features, as well as making the site easier to understand for beginners, while not compromising what veterans are used to.
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Famous Couples Who Almost Divorced
Donald Trump is out there to convince everyone that he has a bombshell on his hands by revealing that President Obama and the First Lady once almost had a divorce. Well news flash Billionaire man, if you've been married then you've almost filed for divorce. That just the facts. Marriage is tough and some couples reach that breaking point and almost snap.
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Hi everyone, My names Kristie and my lil man is Cameron, he decided to arrive yesterday on 12/2 even though he wasnt due until 3/3. He is 2 pounds 4 ounces and 14 inches. He looks a lot like a little wrinkly old man, but he is just so precious to me. I joined this group because I figure its going to be along haul and I can use all the support I can get. Cameron is breathing on his own, thank God! He's a fighter, he has jaundice and his legs are bruised from delivery since he decided to come out with his feet at his head. I actually just left the NICU and he was under the lights with his little goggles on hanging out. Ive read a few of the posts on here and am so thankful there is a group like this out here. So I just wanted to say hello, and I look forward to talking to all of you. God bless you all!!
Baby Born 12/2, 13 weeks early
FTM to A Crazy Lil Girl Born 12/13 Full Term
My Lil Man Born 12/2, at 27 weeks,
Keep Fighting My Angel We Want You Home!
Congrats on your lil man!
I have a son named cameron too! He was a 24 weeker, and hell be 2 next week.
Being a NICU mom isnt easy; but this board is great. I wish I wouldve known about it when my DS was in the NICU
EDIT: I just looked at when It was created, wasnt until 2 weeks before he came home. Oh well; haha
I'm a mom and I have a few kids.
((HUGS)). I had my baby at 26 weeks so I know what you mean by the wrinkly old man. We used to call her benjamin button :). I'm glad you joined! Its a long rough road but you'll get through it! We were in for 90 days and shes been home for about 3 months! GL!
J (6.6.09) 26wker TTC#2 since 8/2010 Finally ovulating on clomid (5th round). HSG 12/5 clear.
"Ignorance is Bliss"
I guess Cameron didn't want to miss out on the fun of Christmas?
Congratulations on your baby boy! That is fantastic he is breathing on his own.
I have a 28 weeker, born at 1lb 15oz. She went to nasal cannula at 4 days, but kept it for nearly six weeks. We had a relatively smooth NICU stay--scary as heck at first, but she missed out on alot of common preemie issues. No one ever told her she was a preemie--she was a little fighter, and a feisty one for sure. Today she is 15mo, and doing great. Pretty healthy overall (I've rarely had to take her to the ped other than well-baby and Synagis). She's still tiny, but hey, we get alot of wear out of clothes--she's in 12mo right now.
Mary, SAHM to
Two handsome tween boys, and my miracle girl, now 2
DD was a 28 weeker, born weighing 1lb 15oz due to IUGR
ODS born 8/8/09 at 29 weeks. NICU stay of 81 days.
YDS born 1/22/12 at 41 and 1 weeks!
COngratulations on your little guy. I had a 25 weeker, he has been home for 6 weeks now after a long NICU stay. He had a rough course, not typical for most preemies. My little man is doing great, started rolling over on time & everything.
Congrats on your little boy! Sounds like he is doing awesome!
My son Anthony is a 26 weeker. Born 2lbs 3oz. He's now 2 1/2 and doing great. You can visit our blog address below to read our story and see videos and such. I know seeing hopeful videos and reading happy stories always brought my hopes up when my son was in the NICU.
Mom to: Anthony(26 wker),Hailey(lost @ 20 wks), & Ashley!
blog: anthonysawesome.blogspot.com
Welcome! Wow, you had to deal with a lot of bedrest! I thought my measly two weeks were gonna make me go nuts! Congratulations on your LO and good luck!
Wife of Michael 10/05
Mama of Ava 08/09
Congratulations! Thought my little man wasn't an extreme preemie, we were in the NICU for other stuff so I understand how long the process can be. Welcome, and don't be shy when you have questions or just want to vent!
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Congrats! This is the perfect group to come to when you need support because you have a baby in the NICU.
It sounds like he is doing wonderfully. Hopefully you will have an mostly uneventful, b/c it's rarely completely uneventful :P, NICU stay.
My LO was born at 28 wks weighing 1 pound 7 ounces and is now a happy, talking, and walking 16 month old.
Keep us updated and put us to work with anything you need to know :)
Wow! That's amazing that your boy is breathing on his own. My girl was born at 27 weeks and weighed 2 lb 9 oz. She spent 94 days in the NICU. It was a very difficult and scary time for our family, but our little girl thrived and grew well and is now 3 years old! She may have asthma and has a weak immune system from lack of exposure and weak lungs, but she is a happy and active girl and no one would ever tell that she was a preemie now.
What a blessing my little preemie has been in my life! I also lost a 21-weeker preemie and have since had a full-term miracle!
I have a blog dedicated to helping new preemie parents learn about preemies, the NICU, working with nurses and OTs and other staff, surviving the NICU Experience, taking baby home, and raising a preemie. It's called Preemie Babies 101 (a beginner's course on having and caring for a preemie baby!) and I think you would find it to be a great resource and a wonderful support to you. Besides, I would love to have your input about your NICU and preemie experiences.
Some posts you might like to read first off are:
Trauma of Delivering a Preemie
NICU Survival Tip #1: Basic Needs
The Loss of a "Normal" Delivery
I hope you find the support you need and are encouraged with your baby's progress and milestones!
Best of luck to you.
Blessed mommy of three miracles! A 21w2d angel, a 27w3d preemie toddler, and one full-term baby.