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A disc copying or recording device and a disc label printer are mounted in a common assembly, and include a printhead moveable along a guide shaft on a frame. A disc transport carriage is mounted on the same guide shaft as the printhead, can be moved along this guide shaft for picking up discs in a storage area, moving a disc to a tray or support used for recording and then to a disc tray or support for printing, and moving a finished disc to a finished disc storage region. The carriage has an arm with a disc picker that can be moved to hold and release discs in a desired location. The carriage is latched to the printhead and the printhead drive is used for moving the carriage along the guide shaft in the preferred showing.
1. A disc copying and printing apparatus for plastic discs comprising:
a disc printer having an extendible and retractible printer disc support for receiving a disc for printing, the printer disc support extending between a loading and a printing position;
a printer frame for supporting the disc printer and printer disc support, said printer frame including a guide shaft extending transversely to the printer disc support;
a printhead mounted on said guide shaft and moveable along the guide shaft under a control for printing on a disc in the printer disc support;and
a disc transport mechanism including a disc pickup head having a disc gripper, said transport mechanism being mounted on the printer frame for movement in a direction parallel to the guide shaft and coupleable to the printhead to move with the printhead to move said disc from a storage region to the printer disc support.
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15. A CD printer assembly comprising a printer for printing on a CD, the printer having a loading position for receiving CDs, the printer having a movable printhead, a printer frame having a guide shaft for mounting the printhead, and a drive for driving the printhead along the guide shaft, a CD handler slidably mounted on the printer frame for movement parallel to guide shaft and having a mechanism for carrying CDs, and a releasable latch between the CD handler and the printhead for selectively connecting the CD handler to the printhead for movement of the CD handler with the printhead.
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20. A method of recording and printing on compact discs utilizing a printer having a printhead, a guide for the printhead for guiding the printhead in a path, a drive for the printhead for moving it along the guide, and a support for an item to be printed that moves laterally to the path of the printhead, and a carriage mounted for movement parallel to the printhead for carrying an item on which printing is applied, comprising moving the carriage by latching the carriage to the printhead at selected times to selectively move the item to selected positions.
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The present invention relates to a combined disc recorder and label printer for recording digital information on compact discs, including music, video recordings, and any other type of information recorded on plastic discs. Printing label information onto the disc at the time of recording completes the processing of the disc.
Apparatus for printing on plastic discs have been advanced in the art where a recorder for a disc is combined in the same unit as a printer, as shown in U.S. Pat. No. 6,327,230. However, the device shown in U.S. Pat. No. 6,327,230 includes a vending sequence, and uses entirely different mechanisms for the printing and the recording. The disc "pick" or holder that transports the disc between various stations is separate from the printer.
The handling of discs that have center openings, including lifting a single disc from a stack of discs or individually from a tray or support is well known. A number of different types of "picks" or grippers have been advanced including a pick or gripper shown in Costas U.S. Pat. No. 5,873,692, as well as other types of grippers such as that shown in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,111,847 and 5,934,865.
Also, it has been well known to print "label" information directly onto discs. Recording or disc duplication also has been carried out, as shown in U.S. Pat. No. 6,141,298 to Miller, but the combination of an easily used ink jet printer that will reliably print information onto a disc when it is recorded, with a minimum amount of apparatus is desired.
The present invention combines a compact disc recorder (duplicator or burner) and printer that minimizes the amount of apparatus that is used, and which preferably utilizes a common support shaft for the printhead and the disc transporter for sequencing a disc between processes. The blank discs are generally a plastic disc, and are termed compact discs or "CD's"; DVD's; and recordable DVDs, mini discs and name badge discs. The peripheral shapes are not only circular, but can be rectilinear or with parallel sides and rounded or curved ends.
In the present invention, a feature is that the printer that is used for printing onto the discs is an inkjet printer that moves along a bearing shaft, with a power drive. The printhead is guided on this shaft in a lateral direction for printing, while the item on which it is recording will be moved in a direction perpendicular to the shaft. As shown the same shaft is used for mounting a disc "picker" or gripper, so that the unit is integrated into one compact assembly, utilizing a minimum amount of individual framework, or supports, making for a more compact arrangement and making more efficient use of the supports. A separate, parallel shaft or guide can be used for the picker mounting.
Specifically, a CD printer of a well known design can be used. U.S. Pat. No. 6,148,722 shows a thermal printer with a CD support tray that fees a CD past a thermal printhead. The CD or disc support tray drive shown in U.S. Pat. No. 6,148,722 can be used with ink jet printers as well. Disc recorders or duplicators available on the open market can be used in the apparatus of the present invention. The duplicating mechanism and the printer both utilize trays that will extend from the recorder or the printer housing under a control program. The trays extend to a position where a disc can be placed onto the respective tray for the respective operation. The blank discs are stored in a stack or storage area, and are lifted with the disc gripper or picker head that is mounted on a vertically moveable arm. The arm is supported on a carriage that slides along a bearing shaft which also is used for mounting the printhead.
The operations can be sequenced. For example, the blank disc can be picked from the supply and moved to a position overlying the tray for the disc burner or recorder when it is extended, and then dropped in place. The programmed control will cause the disc to move into the CD burner or recorder, and after the information is recorded, the tray will be moved back to the extended position where the disc is accessible for the disc gripper or picker to lift the disc up from that tray and hold it in a raised position clearing the tray of the CD burner or recorder.
The program will then cause the recorder or burner tray to retract, and the printer tray is caused to extend. The printer tray, when extended, will be generally in registry with the position of the burner or recorder tray when the recorder tray is extended, so that the disc can be moved down from its raised position by the gripper or pick down onto the printer tray. The CD is released, the picker is retracted and the printer then will be operated to print label information according to a program onto the newly recorded disc. When the printing operation is done, the program control will cause the picker to again lift the CD from the printer tray and transport it to a storage area where the finished disc or CD is stacked.
The picker or gripper is mounted onto an arm that is on a carriage mounted on the same bearing shaft and support as the printhead for the printer. This eliminates separate mountings, and makes the assembly much more compact and also increases reliability. The carriage for the disc pickup arm releasably latches onto the printhead for movement along the rail. This eliminates the need for a separate drive for the picker or grip carriage. The grip or pick is moved vertically with a separate threaded rod driven by a stepper motor. The alignment of the disc with the tray is greatly simplified.
FIG. 1 is a simplified schematic perspective view of a recorder and printer assembly made according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic top plan view thereof showing a layout of components;
FIG. 3 is a simplified, schematic perspective view of the device in FIG. 1 taken at opposite angle from FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken as on line 4—4 in FIG. 5;
FIG. 5 is a front elevational view of the CD recorder and printer of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a front view of a printhead and carriage in a position latched together;
FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the mounting of a latch lever and arm actuator of the present invention;
FIG. 8 is an enlarged perspective view of the latch lever in position latched to the printhead; and
FIG. 9 is a front perspective view of a modified form of the invention, showing an expanded disc storage.
FIG. 10 is a block diagram illustrating a process of the present invention.
A disc printer and recorder or burner apparatus is shown generally at 10, and includes a frame 12 that extends transversely and has end supports 13 supported on a base plate 15. The frame 12 can be a conventional inkjet printer frame such as that on a Lexmark ink jet printer, made and sold by Lexmark, International Inc. of Lexington Ky., USA, and it provides a stable support for movement of the printhead and other components in a lateral direction. Frame 12 supports a transverse bearing support shaft 14 for slidably mounting a printhead 16. The printhead 16 also has suitable guides at the upper end 17 on a track 12A at the top of the frame 12, so that the printhead 16 is held stable for printing can be moved laterally along the bearing rail 14. The printhead has two ink cartridges 16A and 16B as shown, and it is only schematically shown since the printhead guides for the printhead and printhead drives are conventional on Lexmark printers.
A drive belt 18 for the printhead 16 is driven from a suitable motor represented at 20, the drive is a conventional drive used for inkjet printheads. The drive moves the printhead 16 along the shaft 14 and is synchronized with movement of the printer tray to carry out the printing operation with a central controller 19.
The printer frame, the guide shaft, the printhead, and the printer head drive, as well as the CD tray and tray drive are conventional.
The central controller 19 is provided for controlling the various operations of the apparatus 10 including controlling the printhead motor 20, and as will be the explained, controlling the recording of the CD and printing a label on the recorded CD operations.
The printer includes a CD printer housing 23 that has a disc support tray 22 for a compact disc, which is to have a label printed thereon. A disc or CD 25 is illustratively shown in position on the tray. When a disc 25 is on the tray 22, the tray can be moved so that it is in a position as shown in FIG. 1. The tray is movable under a positive, coordinated drive relative to the printhead 16, for printing on a disc on the tray. The tray 22 is moved inwardly and outwardly from housing 23 perpendicular to the printhead bearing shaft 14, while the printhead 16 travels along the bearing shaft 14 for the printing job, generally within the showings of the printer and printer feed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,148,722 and 6,302,601. While the print tray 22 is shown extended in FIG. 1, the recording or burning operation on the disc will take place first, before the printing operation is carried out.
The discs or CD's 25 have standard center openings, and in order to handle the discs, a disc transport mechanism 30A including a carriage 30 and a disc gripper or picker illustrated at 24, which is mounted onto an arm 28, in a suitable manner. The gripper 24 can be of any desired form, but as shown it has three vertical finger blades 24B that have ends 24A that will slip into the opening of a compact disc. A solenoid 26 that is also mounted on the arm 28 will be actuated to spread the ends 24A of the gripper blades 24B to engage the inner surfaces of the opening in the center of a CD to be handled. While FIG. 1 does not show the supply of blank CD's, the stack is represented at 46 in FIGS. 2 and 5, and the stack underlies or is below the arm 28 and gripper 24 when the gripper is at a "home" position at one end (the left end in the figures) of the frame.
The arm 28 and the solenoid 26 are mounted onto carriage 30, forming part of the disc transport mechanism 30A. The carriage 30 is slideably mounted onto the same bearing shaft 14 as the printhead 16 and also can engage the guide edge 12A for stability. The carriage 30 is moved along the bearing shaft 14 by latching or hooking it to the printhead 16 and using the printhead drive belt 18 and motor 20 for positioning the handler carriage. The latching or hooking action, and movement of the carriage 30 is under overall control of the controller 19.
The carriage 30 has a central block 31 that has hubs 31A guided on a pair of vertical posts 31B. The center block 31 also has a threaded hub 31C that is threadably mounted onto a vertical threaded rod or post 32. The rod or post 32 is rotatably supported on upper and lower Plates 33A and 33B of carriage 30. The threaded rod or post 32 moves with the carriage and the arm 28 is supported on the post, and can be moved in vertical directions along the post 32, by rotating the post with a stepper motor 33. The motor 33 is on a top plate 33A of the carriage 30. The motor 33 will rotate the post 32 under control of the controller 19 to move the arm 28 up or down. The carriage 30 also has a pair of upright guide and support walls 35A and 35B connected between plates 33A and 33B. The guide walls 35A and 35B have guide hooks 37A and 37B that fit over the guide rail 12A for slidable guiding.
The movement of the carriage 30 along the bearing shaft 14 and as guided by rail 12A is accomplished by releasably attaching the carriage 30 to the printhead 16, utilizing a catch lever 29 that is pivotally mounted on upright wall 35A of the carriage 30. The catch lever 29 fits in a slot 35C and its base end 35E is mounted at a pivot pin 29A that is held in the wall 35A. The lever 29 also passes through a slot in wall 35B and has a catch or hook 29B (FIGS. 5, 6, 7, and 8,) at the outer end. The hook 29B on catch lever 29 will pivot up when a ramp edge 29E is engaged by a lug 34 on the printhead, as the printhead is moved against the carriage 30. The arm 28 can be raised so a flange 31F on block 31 engages a tab 29T to lift the hook 29B. The hook 29B can be raised to a level to clear a lug or rib 34 on the printhead 16.
The vertical position of arm 28 where a CD held in the gripper 23 is in position to be transported between stations is lower than the portion where it will lift the catch lever 29. The printhead can be quickly moved against the carriage 30 for latching automatically by driving belt 18.
The catch lever 29 can be spring loaded to urge the catch end 29B downwardly if desired. The belt 18 and motor 20 is used for driving the printhead 16 along bearing shaft 14. The connection with the catch lever 29 will cause the carriage 30 to also slide along the bearing shaft 14.
In operating the recorder and printer through a cycle, first the arm 28 is moved downwardly so the gripper 24 engages a blank disc 25A from the supply stack 46 in a storage tray or hopper 46A (FIG. 5). The solenoid 26 is activated so a CD or disc is gripped. The arm 28 then can be raised by driving motor 33 to the position where the disc that is held in gripper 24 can be moved laterally. The printhead 16 is moved by motor 20 operating belt 18, and is lateral to the carriage 30 either before or after picking up a blank disc.
When latching the printer to the carriage, the printhead 16 is moved against the carriage and the lug or rib 34 will ride on the tapered edge 29E on the catch lever 29 until the hook end latches to hold the carriage 30 to move as the printhead is moved to the right in the drawings with the printhead 16.
The disc arm transport 28 is positioned at an angle to the axis of bearing shaft 14 supporting the carriage 30 such that when the carriage 30 is all the way to the left in FIGS. 1 and 5, the gripper or pick 24 will overlie the stack 46 of blank discs. After lowering the arm 28 to pick up a disc, and hooking the carriage 30 to the printhead 16, the carriage is moved to the right by moving the printhead 16 using the belt 18 and motor 20. The disc gripper or pick on arm 28, and a disc that is carried by the gripper are moved to come into registry with a center recording and printing position
In addition to the printer housing 23, which includes a drive 23A for tray 22, a disc recorder or burner 40 of conventional design is positioned below the printer housing. The recorder operating system also is controlled by the controller 19. Recorder 40 can be of the same type that is shown in U.S. Pat. No. 6,327,230. This recorder has a CD or disc support tray 42 that extends from the recorder housing to the position generally as shown in FIG. 1 using the controller 19 operating the recorder internal drive for loading blank disc. The loading position of the recorder disc support tray is directly below, or in other words in registry with, the position of the printer disc support tray 22. When the printer tray 22 is retracted into the printer housing 17, the recorder tray 42 will be in a position to receive a blank disc 25 from the picker 24 on the arm 28. The printing tray 22 will be retracted into the printer housing 23 during the recording operation.
Once the blank disc 25 is deposited on the tray 42 and released by the picker, the tray 42 will be retracted into the burner or recording housing 40 for the recording operation. The retraction and recording operation is under control of the controller 19, with the inputs being selected by the user. The recording sequence is selected by the operating program of the recorder, which can be as provided by the recorder manufacturer, and the particulars of the recording operation form no part of the invention.
Once the recording is completed, the tray 42 will be extended back out to the position shown in FIG. 1, but printer tray 22 will remain retracted. The recorded disc is picked up with the picker 24, and the arm 28 is moved up to raise the disc sufficiently to clear the level of the tray 22. The tray 22 then will be extended from the printer housing, (the tray 42 can be retracted) and the arm 28 lowered and the picker 24 released to place the disc that had just been recorded in printer tray 22. The disc label printing operation will then take place.
During printing, preferably the carriage 30 will be moved to its rest or home position shown in FIG. 1, (by pushing it to the left with the printhead) and disengaged from the printhead by moving arm 28 to lift flange 31F to engage flange 29T to lift catch lever 29 to release the carriage 30 from the printhead. This vertical position of the arm 28 is higher than the portion of the arm as the disc is moved laterally. The position can be sensed by a position sensor 60 (FIG. 8).
The printhead 16 will then be operated along the bearing shaft 14 and guide rail 12A in a normal manner, moving back and forth as controlled by controller 19 driving motor 20 and belt 18, while the tray 22 will be moved perpendicular to the guide shaft 14, under control of a tray drive.
After the printing is done, the printhead 16 will be moved over to the left in FIG. 1, and again latched to the carriage. The lug 34 lifts the catch lever 29 by sliding on edge surface 29E. When the hook 29B engages the lug or blade 34 on the printhead 16, the carriage 30 can be moved to pick up the finished (recorded and printed) disc and move the finished disc 25 to a storage tray 50, on the right hand end of the device 10, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 5, or to a center storage location as shown in FIG. 9.
The latching of the carriage 30 to the printhead provides for an efficient use of existing components to achieve a new combination. The carriage 30 for the disc handling gripper 24 is preferably mounted on the same bearing shaft 14 and other guides on frame 12 as the printhead 16, (but can be on separate or parallel guides) and is moved by moving the printhead 16 using existing motors and drive. The catch lever 29 can be latched to the printhead automatically by sliding the printhead under the latch or by raising the catch lever with the arm 28 before moving the printhead under the catch lever.
The process will then be repeated as desired. There is no need for a pivoting tower that is provided in various duplicators, there is no need for a separate independent drive for the disc transport mechanism.
In FIG. 9, a modified version of the printer CD recorder and printer of the present invention is indicated at 100. In this form of the invention, the printhead and carriage latching remain the same, and while FIG. 9 may show some additional details, the operation of handling, recording and printing discs is the same as previously described. In this instance, a support top 102, such a work top, table or the like is provided, for supporting the frame 12 in position. The frame 12 includes the main bearing support shaft 14 on which the printheads 16 will be moved, along with the printer drive belt 18 which is driven from a motor in a suitable manner. The printer provided in this form of the invention, is exactly the same, and the disc transport mechanism 30A including the carriage 30 is controlled relative to the printhead 16 as previously described, using a catch lever 29. The picker 24 is operated in the same manner as before, and the stepper motor 33 is driven to move the arm 28 and the picker vertically, as desired.
Programming for recording and printing can also remain the same, but in this form of the invention, the capacity of the CD recorder and printer is increased by using the two disc storage areas or hoppers on the frame 12 as blank disc storage areas. As shown in FIG. 9, a blank disc storage area 104 is on the left side, and has the same guide walls for retaining a stack of discs as the storage area for the stack of blank discs in the previous figures. As can be seen, blank discs 106 are stored in the storage area or hopper 104. A second blank disc storage area or hopper shown at 108 comprises guides that stores another stack of blank discs 106. The location of storage area 108 is the same as that used for the completed discs in the first form of the invention.
In order to provide for the storage of the same number of completely recorded and printed discs as the blank discs, a completed disc support area or hopper 110 is provided in the center of the frame 12, essentially in alignment with the center bisecting planes of the printer and recorder. The support or hopper 110 has a vertical support wall 112 that attaches either to the bottom of the frame 12, or directly to the tabletop 102, and it is in alignment with an inclined chute or ramp 114 that is in alignment with the disc trays of the printer 20 and recorder or burner 40. The chute 114 extends from an upper level below and adjacent to the disc tray 42 of the burner or recorder 40, downwardly to an outer trough portion 116 that has guide flanges 118 for guiding a completely finished disc indicated at 120 as it slides down the chute or ramp. The upper end of the chute or ramp 114 is underneath the outer end of the arm 28 and gripper 24, so that when the arm 28 and gripper 24 have been used to lift and remove a completely finished disc from the printer tray 22, the disc 120 can be lowered by operating the motor 33 to lower the arm the amount desired, and the disc will drop down to the ramp 114, where it will slide as indicated by the arrow 122 to come between the guides 124 on the support area or hopper 110. The guides 124 are part circular, as shown, and are supported on a horizontal base member 126 of the support 110 that is attached to the vertical wall portion 112.
The guides 124 are part cylindrical and made so they will provide for a storage of the number of finished discs equal to the blank discs 106 in both of the storage areas 104 and 108. For example, with 25 discs in each of the storage areas 104 and 108, the support or hopper 110 is made to hold 50 finished discs.
Thus, the disc recorder and printer assembly remains compact. The finished disc support 110 can be placed in position after the frame 12 has been located on a work top or table 102.
The center bisecting plane of the finished disc support 110, which is perpendicular to the guide shaft 14, defines the center line along which the disc 120 that is finished and released by the gripper 24 will slide. The plane bisects the trays 22 and 42 that support the disc during the operations of printing and recording. Thus the finished disc support is centered on the bisecting plane of the printer. The blank disc storage areas or hoppers 104 and 108 are spaced essentially the same amount on opposite sides of this plane, so that the arm 28 can be easily manipulated to pick up the blank discs, and deposit them first in the recording tray, and then the printing tray. When fully finished the gripper and arm are used to lift the disc out of the printer tray and deposit the finished disc onto the slide 114 for storage.
In FIG. 10, a block diagram showing the process for operation of the present invention is illustrated. A block indicated at 70 is the start of the process. The carriage 30 is kept latched to the printhead except when printing takes place, so the position of the carriage 30 is known and controlled. A blank CD is picked up by the carriage 30, using the "picker" 24 as shown in block 72.
The printhead 16 is driven, and moves the carriage 30 along with it to move a blank disc to the CD recorder tray as indicated by block 74. The recording or burning of the CD (or other recordable disc) takes place in the recorder housing. The carriage is moved over the recorder tray and the gripper 24 will remove the recorded CD and the recorder tray will be retracted as shown in block 76. Next, the print tray 22 is extended, and the CD is deposited in the printer tray as indicated by block 78. The carriage can be disengaged from the printhead and moved to its storage position as indicated by the block 80. The label is printed with the label information using the ink jet printhead. This is indicated at block 82. After printing, the carriage 30 is latched to the printhead again as indicated by block 84, and the CD that is finished is removed from the printer tray by operating the "picker" or gripper 24 as indicated by block 86, and then the finished CD is moved to the finished stack, either storage station 50 or support 110, as indicated by block 88.
The carriage is reset as indicated by the block 90, that is it is moved over to the left, and remains latched to the printhead. When the program calls for another recording and printing, a new blank CD or disc is taken from the storage area and the process is repeated.
The ability to move the carriage that carries the CD between the blank storage station or station, the printing and recording station, and the finished CD station using the printhead drive reduces the complexity and cost of the CD transport or pick arm, as well as providing rapid easily controlled operations.
Again the size of the disc and the peripheral shape can be and that is desired, including business card discs, ID discs, mini discs and the like. The picker can be adapted to suit the discs being handled.
The carriage 30 can be mounted on a separate bearing shaft and guide rails that let the printhead slide the carriage parallel to the printhead movement. The additional parts for this arrangement may increase cost; but parallel slides can be used.
Although the present invention has been described with reference to preferred embodiments, workers skilled in the art will recognize that changes may be made in form and detail without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
Although the present invention has been described with reference to preferred embodiments, workers skilled in the art will recognize that changes may be made in form and detail without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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Report: Marco Sturm will miss rest of playoffs
May 1, 2010, 11:15 PM EDT
The Boston Bruins are just asking themselves for "bruise" related pun headlines. This afternoon, they saw Marc Savard – a guy who missed two months with concussion issues – score a game-winning overtime goal. With the way their season is going, it almost makes sense that they are dealing with another injury problem. The team will be without one of its few scoring wingers for the rest of the playoffs, as NESN reports that Marco Sturm is done for the year.
Sturm exited the Bruins' 5-4 overtime victory against the Flyers in the first period after attempting a hit on Flyers' defenseman Matt Carle on the boards.
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Oh, NHL teams, you are a bunch of rascals when it comes to injury reports.
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"The Boston Bruins are just asking themselves for "bruise" related pun headlines. This afternoon, they saw Marco Sturm – a guy who missed two months with concussion issues"
Hey James, that should be Marc Savard, not Marco Sturm.
- TimH - May 2, 2010 at 3:07 PM
did u guys just delete a comment? nice censorship here NBC
- Brandon Worley - May 2, 2010 at 3:20 PM
I don't censor the comments. What I don't put up with is personal attacks. Derek's comment above is a better way of pointing out a typo.
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Congratulations to two of our outstanding alumni, Katherine Williams and Andrew Redd. Katherine was recently recognized among the top 10 female students at IUPUI based on scholastic achievement, collegiate and co-curricular activities, and civic/community service. Andrew was recently elected president of the student government at Xavier University. We praise God for blessing these alumni with recognition and leadership.
Congratulations to our spelling bee team at the Lafayette Area Christian Schools Spelling Bee last week. Jacob Gutwein was the Spelling Bee Champion! Ilia Cepeda was the 7th grade top speller and Elijah Wetzel was the 4th grade top speller. Our team placed 2 nd place overall. Thanks to our team for their hard work – Jacob Gutwein, Emma Mulder, Corey Tuinstra, Elijah Wetzel, and Ilia Cepeda!
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9/11 'Truther' crashes Super Bowl 2014 MVP press conference: How could this happen? (with video)
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February 03, 2014, 11:01AM
A man walked onstage, grabbed a Seattle Seahawk player's microphone, and said, "Investigate 9/11. 9/11 was perpetrated by people within our own government." Full story »
NY financial firm announces $135M 9/11 settlement
By The Associated Press
December 17, 2013, 8:30PM
Financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald, which lost two-thirds of its employees in the Sept. 11 attacks, revealed a $135 million settlement with American Airlines and insurance carriers on Tuesday to a judge who said it will end the final airplane-focused case resulting from claims of wrongful death and personal injuries. Full story »
Flight 93 Pa. crash site valued at $1.5 M
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December 09, 2013, 10:39PM
A three-person eminent domain commission in Pittsburgh said the 275-acre site in Shanksville, in western Pennsylvania, is worth about $1.5 million. Full story »
Somerset-made Flight 93 documentary to screen at festival
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September 16, 2013, 4:58PM
The Somerset Daily American reports Monday that the documentary "We Were Quiet Once" is a finalist in the Moondance International Film Festival. The festival is scheduled for Sept. 26 to 29 in Mystic, Conn. Full story »
Muslims vs. motor bikers in D.C.?: False narratives of the competing 9/11 rallies
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September 12, 2013, 9:14AM
Is there a reason the 9/11 narrative in our nation's capital must be Muslims vs. motor bikers? Is there any possibility of the two groups joining forces next time around? Full story »
What airport would hold a smoke-filled disaster drill on 9/11? This one did and it ended up eating crow
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Boston's Logan International Airport will forever be known as the origin point for two of the four airplanes involved in the 9/11 attacks. So you would think that officials there would be extra sensitive to the flying public. Full story »
9/11 remembrance at Pennsylvania National Fire Museum
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September 11, 2013, 10:17AM
A memorial service, followed by the tolling of the tower bell, was held at the Pennsylvania National Fire Museum in Harrisburg, in remembrance of the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. The Reily Hose Fire Co. #10 bell that hangs in the bell tower of the museum has been rung every Sept. 11 in tribute to those who perished. The bell... Full story »
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Flight 93 memorial in Shanksville will honor Sept. 11 victims with ceremony today
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September 11, 2013, 7:27AM
The Flight 93 National Memorial plans to honor victims of the Sept. 11 attacks with a bell-ringing ceremony at the time when United Flight 93 crashed in a western Pennsylvania field, killing 40 passengers and crew. Full story »
Explosion rocks Benghazi a year after deadly 9/11 attack on U.S. consulate: Has our most sacred anniversary been co-opted by global terrorists?
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12 years later: Remembering 9/11
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Flight 93 National Memorial near Shanksville has $40 million beneath its wings as National Park Foundation ends capital campaign
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NYPD secretly labels mosques as terrorist organizations, has never charged one
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August 28, 2013, 1:06PM
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Wiser Choices in Osteoporosis Choice II: A Decision Aid for Patients and Clinicians
This study has been completed.
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|Wiser Choices in Osteoporosis Choice II: A Decision Aid for Patients and Clinicians
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Emphasis in treating osteoporosis has been on T-scores rather than overall fracture risk. FRAX (Fracture Risk Assessment Tool) supports a risk sensitive approach to osteoporosis treatment by providing an absolute fracture risk. FRAX combined with a decision aid may promote a shared decision making approach with patients, allowing the clinician and patient to weigh potential fracture risk (without treatment), versus risk reduction with medication (including side effects and costs). OSTEOPOROSIS CHOICE II will test the effectiveness of:
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Six wins thanks to Efficient Dynamics: with its current range of models and engines, BMW has achieved outstanding success in the 2014 "Green Mobility Trophy" awards presented by the automobile magazine "Auto Zeitung". Based on a reader survey, the awards were won by the Munich premium automobile manufacturer in six out of a total of seven categories. Three of these class victories were achieved by automobiles of the new BMW i brand, while two others went to the BMW 320d EfficientDynamics Edition and the … CONTINUED
Here is the U.S. pricing guide for the first BMW i8 model year. The 2015 i8 starts at $135,700 base price.
The Goodwood Festival of Speed, 26-29 June 2014, will see a trio of spectacular BMWs drive up the famous 1.16 mile hill. BMW's most advanced sport car ever, the new BMW i8, will be seen for the first time in the UK along with the BMW M5 30 Jahre Edition – the most powerful production car in the history of the brand. With a special M4 Coupe in action too, and a line-up of the hottest new BMW M cars on stand, this summer's … CONTINUED
BMW is currently showcasing some of its latest and most exciting models at the London Canary Wharf MotorExpo – the F82 M4 Coupe, F80 M3 Sedan, BMW i8.
The new BMW Smart Charging App makes it possible for BMW i customers to automatically identify the best rates and times for charging their electric vehicles at home. Developed by the BMW Group and available for Android and iOS devices, the BMW Smart Charging App is integrated with the BMW i Remote App, which allows drivers to get vehicle information via their smartphone. The BMW Smart Charging App has the potential to save customers as much as $400 annually on their electric bills. BMW … CONTINUED
BMW AG: made history on June 5th by delivering the first eight i8′s to their customers at the BMW Welt. The i8 is on schedule to break our preconceived notions of what a "green" car is. I envy these first eight customers, of the i8. The i series cars are breaking new ground – and it's an exciting time for BMW to be leading the way into the future.
Good video showing the technologies and engineering used to reduce weight and increase efficiency of the BMW i8. Look for these ideas and processes to flow down to traditional powered models in the coming years.
The first TV Spots for the new BMW i8 for UK and European markets showcase the genesis and purpose of the i8 symbolised by one simple statement that highlights the i8 and the philosophy behind BMWi.
Achieving the Impossible.
With the all-electric BMW i3 already on the market and the BMW i8 plug-in hybrid sports car poised for its own launch, the BMW Group portfolio boasts the world's first premium automobiles purpose-designed for zero-emission mobility.
The international media launch of the BMW i8 in Los Angeles will include the presentation of a solar carport concept developed by BMW Group DesignworksUSA for the use of renewable energy. It combines high-grade technology for generating electricity from solar power with an innovative design that perfectly complements the … CONTINUED
The BMW i8 gets some even more aggressive bodywork in these renderings featuring carbon fiber aero kit and aftermarket wheels.
Chris Harris takes a 24 hour trip to Los Angeles to drive the new BMW i8. He hated the flight, but the i8 left a positive impression on the team. Capable of 23 miles all electric before the 3-cylinder turbocharged motor kicks in to recharge the batteries. This is one of the closest production cars we've ever seen that looks almost identical to the concept car it's based on.
Can the BMW i8 drift? Seems we'll be seeing that answered soon by a Chris Harris review on Road & Track, but for now here are some real life performance figures from their instrumented test of the i8.
The i8 was able to cover 0-60mph in 3.8 seconds, quarter mile in 12.3 seconds @ 114.4 MPH.
It hit 0.91g on the skidpad and braked from 60-0 in 119 feet.
Reviews of the production BMW i8 are now rolling in… check out the verdicts inside.
April 24 (Bloomberg) — The ultra high-end electric and hybrid car space is suddenly getting a bit more crowded in China. Tesla had the first deliveries of the Model S to Chinese customers this week, while BMW will roll out its hybrid i8 super sports car for the China market by the end of the year. Bloomberg's Stephen Engle got behind the wheel of BMW's new offering in Beijing. (Source: Bloomberg)
The BMWUSA page for the BMW i8 has been updated, with a pleasant surprise – the 0-60 mph has dropped to 4.2 seconds (from earlier estimates of 4.5 seconds).
Large set of photos from a BMW UK i8 Customer Preview Event held at the BMW UK headquarters.
There were two i8 models on hand
1) Sophisto Grey (with iBlue accent), i W-spoke 470 wheels, and Dalbergia Tan interior (part of the 'Halo' interior package in the UK).
2) Ionic Silver (with iBlue accent), i Turbine-spoke 444 wheels, and Amido Black interior (part of the 'Carpo Dark' interior package in the UK).
Rounding out our day at the New York Autoshow is the always stunning BMW i8 painted in stunning Protonic Blue. Take care everyone!
Catch our videos of various BMW lighting technologies in action, including BMW Laser Lights (on the i8), OLED lights, Night Vision, and Selective High Beam Assist.
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Beyonce performs during the halftime show of Super Bowl XLVII between the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens on Feb. 3 in New Orleans.
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Super Bowl XLVII has been played. And surprisingly enough, it was pretty exciting at times. It was also a game for the history books.
Here are some of the firsts and records that were set in this game.
? It was the first time that brothers of any family - Jim and John Harbaugh - have coached against each other in the Super Bowl. I feel sorry for their half-heartbroken mother. Wonder if there's such a thing as bittersweet pride? Hope she called Mrs. Manning to find out.
? It was the first time that a blackout, well, make that half-blackout occurred during a Super Bowl. The actual cause was an "abnormality in a machine that monitors electrical overload." That's fancy talk for "we blew a fuse." Thankfully, there were no abnormalities in the backup generators. Many were nervous when the blackout happened, especially those standing around Ray Lewis.
? It was the first time that people actually looked forward to washing the chips and dip bowl at halftime. And for those kids who watched the halftime "show," I hope Beyonce feels a bit guilty for damaging your innocence.
? It was the longest rendition of "The National Anthem" performed at a Super Bowl. Congratulations to Alicia Keys for beating out Natalie Cole by three seconds with her jazz-infused version of our nation's theme song. I'm sure Ms. Keys' singing lasted longer than the blackout. If she hadn't put 24 syllables in the phrase "home of the brave," she would've come in second.
? It was the first time that viewers actually lost their appetites during a GoDaddy.com commercial. This company has a history of maximizing the shock level with distaste in their ads, but some viewers were reported actually spraining their thumbs hitting the channel button on their remotes to stop the up close and personal amorous madness!
? The Championship Game boasted the longest kickoff return in Super Bowl history. 109 yards by Jacoby Jones. The only one to run faster was Speedy Gonzalez. However, record books do not recognize animated characters' outstanding feats.
? It was the first time a winning quarterback has been endorsed by a candy company. Which candy, you ask? Wait for it?wait for it?Gummi bears! Yes, Joe Flacco likes his gummy bears.
? It was the longest Super Bowl ever played. 4 hours and 14 minutes. It helps when a breaker gets thrown for 34 minutes. Seriously, I think the MVP should've been the maintenance guy who fixed the lights.
? The highest cost yet for a 30-second ad. A whopping 3.8 million smackaroos for 30 seconds. That's almost as much as the Kardashians spend at the makeup counter.
? Out of all the game-time hoopla and musical decadence, a deceased American icon stole the show. Thank you Chrysler and Mr. Harvey for reminding us that God made a farmer.
In closing, a hearty congratulations to the 49ers. Game well played and played hard. And, of course, to the champs, the Baltimore Ravens. And good luck negotiating Flacco's contract in the offseason. Forget trying to bargain with gummi bears.


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by Vaughn Ohlman of True Love Doesn't Wait - Why We Shouldn't be Afraid of Sex Sex is a need. Now may will object to this idea, immediately comparing sex to other needs such as food, air, or water. "Sex is not a need," they will cry.But not all needs lead one to die if you don't get them. Let's look at how sex is a need: … [Read more...]
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by Vaughn Ohlman from True Love Doesn't Wait - The Betrothal of Joshua and LauraCongratulations to Joshua and Laura on their upcoming nuptialsIt is with great joy in the mighty blessing of the Lord that we, the undersigned, in obedience to God do Covenant or Witness thereto that: … [Read more...]
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by Anna Sophia and Elizabeth Botkin of Visionary Daughters written to promote the Botkin family's newest money-making webinar "Ready For Real Life" - The Top 10 Things Girls Should Study (but rarely do) Economics and Business – In Proverbs 31, even the virtuous woman's wisdom and kindness are not praised as frequently as her business acumen, industry, and economic profitability, which is why we believe these are some of the most feminine things a Christian woman can study. (Yes, feminine.) … [Read more...]
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My friend's 9-year-old daughter was just diagnosed with Pompe disease. I'd like to reach out to her and offer my support, but I'm not sure how. Can you tell me a little about this disease and what to expect?
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Pompe disease is a genetic condition that can be very debilitating, affecting many systems in the body. It occurs when there is too much of a certain type of sugar, called glycogen, in the body's cells. This buildup of glycogen stops the cells — especially those in the body's muscles, including heart muscle — from functioning normally.
Children with Pompe disease may have heart problems, muscle weakness (which can make walking very difficult), and breathing problems. The younger a child is at diagnosis, the more severe these symptoms can be. For example, infants who are diagnosed with Pompe disease develop life-threatening problems from an enlarged heart and liver, and can have trouble breathing, eating, and gaining weight.
In the past, many infants with Pompe disease died before their first birthday, but today those odds are improving. In 2006, a treatment approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) called Myozyme® was found to extend the lives of babies with infant-onset Pompe disease.
Fortunately for older kids like your friend's daughter, the odds of survival are even greater. With close monitoring and treatment from a cardiologist, neurologist, and respiratory therapist, many children with the disease live well into adulthood.
Learning that a child has been diagnosed with this complex condition is a devastating blow to any family. Your friend is probably dealing with some difficult emotions right now. Even though she may not ask for help, she needs it. Start by offering to help with practical things, like running errands, getting dinner on the table, or babysitting any other kids while she's at a doctor's appointment with her daughter.
Helping out with everyday tasks can make managing this new reality a little easier for your friend. And of course, lend a sympathetic ear when she needs it most.
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Date reviewed: April 2013
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Welcome to McDonald's®
We are committed to our customers and to our people!
Mission Statement: To promote McDonald's as an employer that recruits, retains and rewards their employees in a fun environment while valuing diversity and professionalism.
Deb Moreland - Owner
I strive and instill in my team to Be The Best! In order to achieve this you must first believe that you are the best and 2nd you must strive to achieve what you want. My organization is built on McDonald's® standards. If one does not have values and high standards it is almost impossible to be successful.
I started my McDonald's career in 1979 as a Manager Trainee. McDonald's provided an opportunity for me to grow. By working hands on in the restaurant I learned that people are the backbone of a business success. Many of you may say one can never be successful flipping burgers in McDonald's I say to you that flipping burgers provided me the foundation for my future.
On a personal side I have a Masters degree in Business Management. I was a single mom since my son was two years old. Today I share all of this with you so that you know that I am just like many of you. We share some of the same obstacles. For many of you who work at fast food restaurants I'm sure you have been made fun of for flipping burgers. To those single parents, I know that times get hard and it doesn't seem like you will ever get a head. I have been in your shoes and I say to you stay focus on your goals, strive to be the best and don't let any hurdle get in your way. For every hurdle there is away to go over it, around it or under it.
Today I own six McDonald's restaurants in the Jacksonville area. I would like to open the doors for others who would like to achieve success.
These are some of my strengths that helped me to be successful:
Positive Attitude
Professional Appearance
Made each and every customer #1
Trained and developed my team
Professional Behavior
Respected my leaders and my peers
Worked hard for what I wanted!
Jamal Covington - Senior Supervisor
Jamal comes to us from the North Caroli-na Region. She has over 16 years of experience, with McDonald's being her first job. She brings corporate knowledge that has helped her grow in the areas of people and profit. Jamal has a passion for seeing her team grow; focusing a great deal on making sure new crew gets started off right day 1
She believes in taking pride in everything she does or touch-es. Her pride pushes perfection and with that type of moti-vation it can only mean that her team will be successful.
Jamal says not only was McDonald's her first job; it was also her first love.
Jamal joins our team as Supervisor of Operations of multiple locations. She is committed to her faith, her family of 3 beau-tiful daughters and to making our McDonald's #1. In her own words:
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In 1997 Teresa came to New York looking for better opportunity. Originally from Nicaragua she applied as crew and even with speaking very little English McDonalds gave her an opportunity. She moved to Jacksonville and was hired as a Shift Manager. Teresa states that her desire is to continue to grow with D Mor Inc. McDonalds has helped her to continue her classes. Today she is a General Manager and states she is proud to work for the Golden Arches.
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No one is confusing the 6-6 Dallas Cowboys for the top team in the NFL. That honor would probably go to one of the 13 teams that have a winning record. But the Cowboys continue to lead in an area that didn't exist when the franchise was winning its Super Bowls social media popularity. The Cowboys' official Facebook page has over five million likes, over 400,000 more than the second place Pittsburgh Steelers. The Cowboys' social media prowess has also carried over to Twitter. Although the Cowboys don't hold the top spot, they are second with over 472,000 followers. The New York Jets are No. 1 as they close in on 509,000 followers. According to Mashable.com, the combination of Cowboys followers on the two sites makes the Dallas franchise No. 1 in the social media power rankings. The top five consisted of the Cowboys, who scored a 96, followed by the Green Bay Packers (90), Steelers (88), New England Patriots (83) and Baltimore Ravens (78). The numbers say it's going to take mor...
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Saratoga All-Sources Handle Climbs
With 22 of 40 racing days in the books, all-sources handle on Saratoga races climbs; attendance and field size are fractionally down as wet weather causes 26 races to come off turf.
With 22 of 40 racing days in the books, all-sources handle on Saratoga races climbs; attendance and field size are fractionally down as wet weather causes 26 races to come off turf.
Grade I winner Liaison figures to be Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert's lone representative in the $1 million Travers Stakes (gr. I) at Saratoga Aug. 25.
I'll Have Another's owner said the Brian Meehan-trained colt will be sent to Saratoga Race Course for the Aug. 25 Travers Stakes (gr. I).
Bill Mott pair work for the Personal Ensign Stakes and Woodward Stakes, respectively.
A federal judge has granted trainer Tito Moreno a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction preventing Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course from excluding the trainer from entering horses at the track.
If there was a Horse of the World title, Fantastic Light would have earned it twice read blog
Zayat Stables' Paynter, who was sent to an equine medical center after spiking a fever following his victory in the July 29 Haskell Invitational (gr. I), will not run in the Aug. 26 Travers Stakes (gr. I).
Monarchos, the 2001 Kentucky Derby (gr. I) winner, returned home Saturday, Aug. 11, to Nuckols Farm near Midway, Ky.
Five retired jockeys will ride against five of the top riders in the Arlington Park standings in the "Arlington Fab vs. Legends" turf race Aug. 17, one day before the 30th running of the Arlington Million.
The New York Racing Association has designated Friday, Aug. 17, as "Fabulous Fillies Day" at Saratoga Race Course and activities throughout the day will help support the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Highlighted by the $1 million Delta Jackpot (gr. III), Delta Downs has announced a stakes schedule consisting of 32 stakes with purses totaling $4.64 million during the 2012-2013 meet.
Regarding The Jockey Club Round Table, Pack would say it's the same old guys promising change and never delivering it. Pack's hackneyed comment might not be true any longer. read blog
Pin Oak Stable's Alternation became a millionaire with a victory in the $200,000 Governor's Cup at Remington Park Aug. 11, but he had to work for it.
Evan recaps Wise Dan in the Fourstardave Handicap and Executiveprivilege in the Sorrento Stakes. watch video
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Owner: Zayat Stables, LLC
Jockey: Victor Espinoza
Trainer: Steven M. Asmussen
Owner: Stonestreet Stables, McCormick, Harold
Jockey: Calvin H. Borel
Trainer: Bob Baffert
Owner: Zayat Stables, LLC, Moreno, Mike and Moreno, Tiffany
Jockey: Mike E. Smith
Trainer: Chad C. Brown
Owner: Sheep Pond Partners
Jockey: Irad Ortiz, Jr.
Trainer: Art Sherman
Owner: Coburn, Steven and Martin, Perry
Jockey: Victor Espinoza
Trainer: Bob Baffert
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Jockey: Martin Garcia
Trainer: John W. Sadler
Owner: Hronis Racing LLC
Jockey: Victor Espinoza
Trainer: Kiaran P. McLaughlin
Owner: Godolphin Racing LLC
Jockey: Joel Rosario
Trainer: Eric J. Guillot
Owner: Southern Equine Stable LLC
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HSBC "lift" by Grey London
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Rating: 5.0
By Jeremy Lee, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 02 February 2012 11:15AM
The savoury-snacks manufacturer, which owns brands including Pom-Bear and Penn State pretzels, kicked off its search for its first retained agency in October last year ahead of a planned increase in marketing activity. Previously, it used smaller regional agencies or its in-house marketing team.
The Red Brick Road and Goodstuff will work on a major integrated campaign that is due to break this spring. Intersnack has also increased its focus on experiential and sales promotion activity.
Intersnack, which also produces own-label products for supermarkets, last year launched a 3D cinema ad for Pom-Bear featuring an animated version of its teddy bear brand mascot.
David Wilson, the head of marketing at Intersnack, said: "We look forward to some innovative thinking."
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I recently read a sample daily menu from the AAP website for 8-12month olds. Of course, it wasn't written for BLW; however, it did include a finger food alternative.
I'm not posting the link because I don't want to spread the same un-necessary worry that I'm having. I thought my son was a big eater; but he doesn't come close to downing all of the grub in the example! I've told myself that with BLW, the food is more dense because it's not watered down to puree it. (Great justification, right?)
I'm not simply referring to solid foods either. The schedule has LO drinking 4-6oz of formula or breastmilk for breakfast, mid-morning snack, lunch, afternoon snack and dinner, and another 6-8oz at bedtime. That's 26-38oz during 6 feedings. My LO woud get mad at me if I try to breastfeed him that often during the day! Hence, he breastfeeds through the night.
So, I couldn't stand the worry and weighed my son. He's still above average in weight (and height), but he's dropping in the percentiles for weight while going up in height. This time my justification is that he's really very mobile for his age. And he's breastfed, not formulafed which the US growth charts assume. Now, I'm probably over reacting -- I've done it a couple time before, that's why we own the infant scale.
However, to ease my fears of his undereating, I was hoping some of you could do your best to share your LO's daily menu?Ā
I'm also worried that his pediatrician will say things against BLW at his 9month appointment next week if he's concerned about LO's weight dropping. It'd help me stand my ground if I weren't concerned myself.
Leland's sample menu: (Amounts are estimated, but usually measured at some point in the past for gauging purposes.)
Breastfeeding through the night with usually one early am feeding. He sometimes breastfeeds upon waking. Usually wants to play though since he ate at night. This morning he breastfed at 5am and woke at 6am.Ā
Breakfast: Spoon practice with 4tbsp of infant cereal mixed with either a high vit C fruit puree (2oz) and water, or breastmilk. He probably consumes 75% or more, usuing the rest for decoration.
Lunch: Breastfeeding before eating. 1 banana, or 1 pear, or 5 strawberries and a dozen blueberries with 1/4cup Greek yogurt... Lunch is his big meal of the day and he can eat a lot of fruit. The above is when he stops on the average day.
Afternoon snack: Breastmilk. Sometimes he'll have a bit of what I'm nibbling on too if he's awake. But it's little more than tasting.
Dinner: Breastmilk before eating (But he usually doesn't take a full feeding.) He eats what we eat when possible and usually consumes: 1oz or more of meat - Chicken is his favorite so he'll keep eating more and more of it. Half an avocado or a similar sized sweet potato spear, a few bites of another veggie (at the moment, we're having trouble with his eating other veggies so he usually only takes a few bites), 1-2tbsp of cheese or 1/4cu pasta.
Bedtime: breastfeeding
Midnight snack: breastfeeding
(Even as I type this I'm thinking, "He eats so much!" I don't want to be unintentionally holding back on giving him more solids.)


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Wizz Air & Budapest
To make a long story short: we had been planning on spending a week in the UK before heading to Berlin, Prague, and Munich, but the UK portion just fell through, so we are replacing it with Brussels and Budapest. A couple of questions:
Wizz Air has some cheap flights from Brussels to Budapest. I've read the so-so reviews on Skytrax, but does anyone have any personal experiences with this airline? Flight cancellation nightmares? Relatedly, the flight would be from Brussels - Charleroi airport; what mode of transportation would you recommend to get there from the city centre?
We are spending two full days in Budapest. Anything you guys would particularly recommend for two twentysomethings to do/see? And also, how is the beer in Hungary? :)