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BREMERTON — If you can personalize something or put a ruffle on it, All Ribboned Out Children's Boutique and Custom Embroidery will.
"Right now, we're cranking out ruffled pants," said owner S'te Elmore, who along with daughter Jeanne McMillan sews many of the items sold in the cheery turquoise, red and white store.
"We like to add ruffles to things," McMillan said.
The boutique, located on the lower level of Sheridan Plaza in East Bremerton, is filled with a rainbow-hued profusion of hair ribbons, embroidered T-shirts, pillowcase dresses, tutus, security blankets, skirts and pants. Items retail for $22 or less.
Elmore, a former Navy corpsman, also caters to military families, personalizing homecoming outfits for babies and children up to age 8.
One example is a T-shirt embroidered with, "My Daddy, My Soldier, My Hero." For babies born while their dads are deployed, there's a onesie with "Brand Spankin New and ready to meet my Daddy," embroidered in blue and silver. A pair of dogtags hangs off the "p" in "Spankin." The tops can be matched with pants, skirts or diaper covers in camo fabric for all branches of the service.
"We get a lot of military orders," McMillan said. "It's very hard to find things to do with the military."
Customized birthday outfits also are big sellers, including onesies with "I'm 1" embroidered on them or diaper covers decorated with cupcakes or candles.
Elmore, whose first name S'te is pronounced like the letters "S" and "T," grew up in a small town in Oregon and learned to sew in high school home economics class. The mother of nine children, ranging in age from 6 to 23, she started making kids' clothes out of necessity and a desire to create matching outfits for her clan, which often includes a couple of foster children.
"I love to do it," she said. "I wanted them to look cute, and it's definitely more affordable to do it myself."
People asked her where she got her kids' clothes and a business idea was born. Her first big sellers were hairbows and "Remember Me" pillows featuring photos of deployed parents. She added clothes and blankets, peddling her creations online through the craft marketplace Etsy.
Etsy, which has given many home sewers like Elmore a low-cost sales platform is a big business, with 1 million virtual storefronts expected to do $1 billion in business this year, according to Bloomberg Businessweek.
There are no figures on how many of those businesses go on to add a physical store. But in Kitsap, Elmore is following the path of other small businesses such as Grounds for Change, which started online and developed its products before venturing into a brick-and-mortar space.
Elmore said she was ready to expand so that she could have more interaction with customers and be able to answer questions and show fabric choices and samples of her work. Opening a shop also allowed Elmore to move sewing operations out of her house.
The seeds of her custom-embroidery business were sown when she was a little girl and saw automated embroidery machines at the fair. "I could sit for hours and just watch the machines," she recalled. "I thought it was so interesting that a machine could stitch out a design."
Two years ago, she bought her first embroidery machine and got enough orders that she bought a second one six months later.
Now, she fills up to 200 online orders a month, promising a one- to two-week turnaround. She has shipped to every state.
Elmore tried a small shop in Port Orchard before opening the 1,600-square-foot Bremerton storefront in October. In addition to her own creations, she also sells handmade clothing items from other mom entrepreneurs and handcrafted hats that help support families in Bosnia.
Angie Tonkin, of Bremerton, raves about the quality and whimsy of Elmore's work. A customer for three years, Tonkin orders outfits for her two daughters, Adrienne, 2, and Avery, 3.
"I take her an idea or a picture and say, 'Can you make this for me,' and she whips it up," said Tonkin, who has ordered special birthday and preschool outfits for the girls.
"You can't go to Target or Walmart and say, 'I have an idea,'" she said. "The personalization is the best part of it."
Rod Elmore, who has proudly watched his wife's business grow, agreed that it fills a niche. "There is nothing else like this in the area."
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Our music often resonates with a lot of people even if theyre not queer, Solomon says. Weve connected with progressive Jewish communities, anarchists and indie rock fans...If they like the music, it opens up space for us to talk and thats exciting for us.
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Night of the Living Arts Friday, Oct. 30, is the Lancaster County Council for the Arts' annual fall adult art crawl, an artistic evening of haunting fun spread out among participating downtown businesses, galleries and organizations.
KERSHAW – There won't be any buyer's remorse by Kershaw Town Council when it comes to purchasing the old Springs Mills property bordered by Hampton and Matson streets.
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After meeting behind closed doors for a briefing at its Monday, Oct. 19, meeting, council came into open section and voted unanimously not to pursue buying the 9.1-acre tract on the north side of the town limits.
Members of Lancaster City Council approved first reading of a measure at their Oct. 13 meeting, to double up on two debts to build up cash reserves for another pressing issue that must be dealt with.
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Melton replaces outgoing editor Barbara Rutledge who is retiring after 27 years with Lancaster County's newspaper of record.
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Speaking during a press conference Friday, Oct. 23, Lancaster County Sheriff Barry Faile said investigators wrapped up Operation Silent Sweep Thursday with a countywide roundup of suspects.
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Gopher Dunes - Only the toughest remained standing!
Broiling temperatures, stifling humidity and the challenging sands of Gopher Dunes - considered Canada's toughest motocross track - made for a challenging day of racing for everyone concerned on Sunday, at Round 5 of the MX1 Nationals in Courtland, ON.
Not surprisingly, the day noted plenty of crashes and DNFs. Lapped riders played a major role in the proceedings as the points contenders battled it out for position and keep it rubber down.
Gopher Dunes never fails to live up to its reputation. The gruelling 1.6 km 'pro track' consists of rock-free, deep loamy sand, with some killer whoops and jumps thrown in for good measure! The track has been designed as a fast-paced, physically demanding, bar banging, take-no-prisoners course that eats up man and machine alike.
Gopher is heaven for some riders: the opposite for most! The contenders do what they have to do just to survive till the end of the moto; and hopefully cross the finish line with some points for all their hard work.
"To walk away at the end of the day with a top 10 overall finish here is a feat. To just survive is an accomplishment. Our riders crossed the finish line and scored valuable points. That was our goal today. Bobby contained the points damage in the championship, despite being docked ten positions. It's a bitter pill to swallow but things are what they are," said Rockstar Energy / OTSFF / Troy Lee Designs / Two Wheel Suzuki team owner Andre Laurin. "Freddy rode like the pro he is. He finished the first moto with a hurt shoulder and got back on to the track for the second moto to give it all he had. That's the kind of attitude it takes to race at Gopher Dunes."
In the first moto, Kiniry got off to a mid-pack start but he charged his way into the top 10 aboard his Bondi Engines RM-Z450 Suzuki, finding himself in sixth place by the end of the moto, which saw plenty of caution flags.
When second-place running Kyle Keast, one of many of the track's victims, sputtered out of gas on the last lap, the rest of the field moved up one position by attrition with Kiniry finishing fifth.
Unfortunately CMRC officials docked Kiniry and Kornel Nemeth 10 positions each for a Red Cross flag infraction. Kiniry and Kornel were battling for top-five positions and were already committed to their moves, when the flag went up.
Although the team launched an appeal, after deliberating the issue CMRC announced early Monday afternoon that the ruling would stand. At once, Kiniry saw his fifth-place16-points get slashed to six.
In the second moto, Kiniry got off to a much better start, just inside the top 10. He kept his head down, consistently picked off the riders in front of him, and soldiered on to record another fifth place finish. This time it stuck.
"I didn't get the starts I needed to finish top three today, and I had to dig deep to finish fifth in both motos. I'm always glad to put Gopher Dunes behind me," noted Kiniry. "All in all, we scored some critical points and that's really what it came down to. The red cross issue is regrettable and disappointing, but racing is racing and rules are rules."
Meanwhile, Karrle could not find his groove in the Gopher Dunes sand no matter what approach he used.
In the first moto, he suffered through a couple of crashes that saw him bruise his shoulder and cross the finish line in 16th place; still banking five points for his efforts.
In the second moto, Karrle again finished within the points, this time grabbing a noteworthy 11th place at the checkered flag.
"It wasn't exactly a great day for me. I knew the track was going to be my biggest challenge. I knew I would have to stay on top of my game and focus on scoring points, not worry too much about where exactly I finished. Crashing didn't help. My bike did everything I wanted it to do. It ran awesome and really helped me get through the day. I'm already looking forward to next Sunday, and hopefully to a better day of racing for me," said Karrle.
Team Rockstar Energy/OTSFF/Troy Lee Designs/Two Wheel Suzuki would like to commend Bobby and Freddy on their Gopher Dunes surviving rides and send out a special 'thank you' to all our valuable sponsors.
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My kids have begged to go out for dinner the past couple of days but honestly it's not in the budget for this family of 6 to be eating out all the time. They wanted Chinese food from our favorite restaurant but it wasn't happening. So I was trying to come up with something that was sort of different (because frankly we have eaten a whole lot of spaghetti and mac n cheese this week), had that Asian flare and didn't cost me an arm and a leg. I already had most of the ingredients on hand either in my pantry or in the case of the pork – in the freezer.
All I needed to go get for this one was some slider rolls (I used dinner rolls from Walmart, you could also use Hawaiian sweet rolls) and some broccoli slaw to make a quick slaw to top the sliders with.
If you don't know what broccoli slaw is let me school you. It is basically the stems from broccoli julienned really small, with a bit of red cabbage and shredded carrots thrown in. You could make it yourself I guess if you have mad knife skills. But seriously, I don't have that kind of time and you can buy a bag right in the produce section of most grocery stores. Look for it next to the bagged salads.
You could actually make this without the slaw, but I think the crunch adds something to these sliders and just makes them perfect.
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- Pour 1 cup of water into the bottom of the crock-pot.
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- In a large mixing bowl toss the bagged broccoli slaw with the toasted sesame oil, seasoned rice vinegar and minced garlic.
- Cover bowl and refrigerated while your pork roast is cooking to let the flavors blend.
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How did NBC's online audience stack up against other streamed events?
More than 2 million people tuned into the first-ever live stream of the Super Bowl, NBC Sports reported yesterday. The stream was available at NBCSports.com, NFL.com, and on mobile devices through Verizon on NFL Mobile.
Citing data from Omniture and mDialog, NBC claims the online audience it drew last Sunday is the largest ever measured for a sporting event. It's a big number to be sure, backed by significant engagement data suggesting users did more than dip in and out. The average stream lasted more than 39 minutes, and viewers changed the camera angle on their screens a total of 1.8 million times.
But it was relatively small when compared to other major streaming events in recent history. Others with more reported streams include the British Royal Wedding in 2011, Michael Jackson's memorial in 2009, and Barack Obama's inauguration in the same year.
The live Internet audience for the President's inauguration ceremony in January 2009 reached 7 million active simultaneous streams, according to Akamai, whose products support web performance - most of them live streams. Meanwhile Michael Jackson's memorial service six months later drew 2.2 live and on-demand streams.
But both were dwarfed by the Royal Wedding, which YouTube says was live streamed 72 million times around the world - to 188 countries. Of these, the U.K. and the U.S. were the no. 1 and no. 2 nations.
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The old town hall was pulled down in 1820 to create the big spaces we all love at market square. Only the Gothic clocktower remained. It dates back to the 13th century but got its present appearance in the 17th century. The latest addition were two lions brought from a former country house in 1962. Inside, you will find the tourist information, a café and a tourist attraction in form of a reconstructed torture chamber. The tower can be climbed, but unfortunately I missed that chance.
If you stand for this 70 meter high tower you can compare like a little bit of Pisa, the tower lean just a very little is not a result of incorrect assembly or calculation,(insider say,) a strong wind in the early 18th century make the tower leans, despite its leaning tower they're proud of the position and is even one of the best known sights in Krakow
The town hall here used associated however no longer exists and only still be found on old paintings and engravings. From the tower you have a splendid panoramic view over the city, but you have to steep 100 steps to get to the top
This stately tower is all that remains of the original building, which was demolished in 1820 in order to open up the town square. The tower was built at the end of the 13th Century and its top was rebuilt in the 17th as the original was consumed by fire. the pair of lions at the entrance date to the 19th century.
Today, one can enter and climb to the top. An admissions fee is charged.
This was part of the large Town Hall that used to be on the Rynek that the Austrians destroyed when they took over in the 19th century.
The town hall tower, which is 70 meters high, was said to have been started in the 13th century. At the time it was right next to the gothic Town Hall, which was subsequently torn down in 1820. The tower has remained. Where the basements under the tower used to contain the cities' dungeons and torture chambers it now contains a cafe and theater.
You can go up and I'm told the view is great. I'm not sure that it is open consistently though.
The Town Hall Tower which has a big clock is located at the Old Town Main Square. The gothic style tower is the only one standing because large part of the town hall was demolished in 1820 to make progress to open up the Main Square. Well I thought the tower standing alone proudly by itself is quite impressive. It would be more of a focal point for tourist if it is leaning little bit more. They should just call it Clock Tower after all the main body has vanished. Today the tower basement has turned into café and theatre. I guess it is better than torture chamber and then again it can be torture if you are served with bad coffee.
While we did not visit the tower itself, we did use it as a point of reference and rallying point during our VT meet there. Don't look for the Town Hall that the Tower should be near because the Town Hall was destroyed... According to the information I researched on the internet there is a cafe in the basement and upstairs has the tourist information office.
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The 70-meters high Wieza Ratuszowa or Town Hall Tower is the sole remaining construction of the former Town Hall that was built in the 15th Century. The Hall was demolished in the 1820-ies.
The basement of the tower housed the city dungeon and torture chamber; nowadays the rooms are in use by a café and theatre.
The tower got its first clock in 1524.
In 1680 a three stories enforcement was made at the West side, after the structure was weakened by city fires.
In 1685 the Town Hall Tower was heightened for 6.5 meters. Its present Baroque roof dates of 1686.
The tower leans a bit as result of a storm in 1703.
Two stone lions in front of the entrance came from a Plawowice country house in the 1960-ies.
At the ground floor a branch of the tourist information office is located.
In the summer the tower is open to visitors and you can enjoy a great lookoff after climbing the 100+ steps.
Two stone lions in front of the entrance were brought from a country house in Plawowice in the 1960s
The tower of the Town Hall, located in the Market Square, is all that is left from the 14th century town hall which was pulled down in the 1820s by the government to free up more space. I guess you can walk up to the top for the view of the Market Square but we didn't.
I was a little disappointed to read that the two stone lions that sit in front of the Town Hall entrance aren't that old, they were brought to Krakow from a country house (or the Classicist Palace of the Morstin family depending on which source you read) in Plawowice in the 1960s
In addition, they aren't doing a very good job of guard duty as they are sleeping on the job!
The old Town Hall which dates to the 14th century is partially lost, but the tower remains standing and is a dramatic element of the Krakow skyline. There is a museum in the basement of the tower, altho I still haven't seen it in all my visits to this wonderful city. Seen here against a stormy sky, it is a back drop for many visiting photographers. This is where you will see the ancient stone lions which guard the entrance.
From an earlier trip:
Matcrazy1 took this photo when Gosia and I met Matt and his lovely wife, Urzula in Krakow one evening. It was bitter cold that night, but the square is always a wonderful place to be ... day or night. Activity. . . people walking....shopping....the teens going in and out of the Internet Cafe...restaurants, bars, clubs, coffee cafes...and outdoor art. The lions are centuries old, but there was also a modern sculpture exhibit scattered all around the square.
The Gothic City Hall Tower is the only remaining part of the 14th century town hall, which was torn down in the 19th century. The tower is topped by a Baroque cupola and leans slightly to the side. This 55cm leaning was caused by a strong gale in 1703! The tower houses part of the Historical Museum and cafe, but the cellars underneath the tower originally held a torture chamber and dungeons.
City hall tower is the only remaining part of the city hall. It was built in the 14th century and the hall was pulled down in the first half of the 19th century. The tower houses a branch of the historical museum.
Look for the clock tower at the Market Suare in Krakow which is often mistaken as a church. It is also known as the Town Hall Tower and is the only remaining part of the Town Hall which went down in 1820.
It is said that the cellar used to house a prison, but now is home to a theatre and a bar. Bars are aplenty in Krakow as the locals and tourists seem to love to party.
While I was there, I just took pictures of the Clock Tower. But apparently, you can also go up and have a panoramic view of the city. Well, maybe I'll do that next time then…
The Town Hall was erected in the Middle Ages, between the 13th and 14th centuries. It had been neglected and ruined. Finally it was demolished in the 19th century. However, the Tower has been preserved. It houses a branch of the Historical Museum of Krakow, the venue of the Photographs of the Market Square exhibition. The Mazskaron Theater is in the vaults of the tower.
The first building we visited on Krakow's main square was the town hall. We paid 5 zl each to climb the 100 steps of the tower which is at the south-west end of the main square. The tower was built in the 13th century and was joined to the town hall, also from the 13th century, which was pulled down in the 19th century. The tower in 70 metres high and it leans by about half a metre westwards.
I was expecting a nice viewpoint at the top but you can only look through 4 small windows on each side of the tower. On some of the floors on the way up there were nice views of the cloth hall and the main square through the windows. There was also a couple of good exhibits on the cathedral, and an interesting picture of Krakow from 2001, and photographs of city street scenes from the 1980s.
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This is an excellent palm for the SF Bay Area since it thrives in our coolish dry climate. It will take some heat as well and I love the fact that they keep growing right through the winter months. They are becoming plentiful with the specialty palm growers.
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ONe of the better palms for Southern California, in that it always looks good, is relatively fast, and easy to grow, and very wind tolerant. It is about the closest we can get to growing a palm that eventually looks like a coconut (Much smaller seeds, though). This particular species is unknown in the wild and may just be a cultivar of one of the other Parajubaeas, but is the one most encountered in cultivation now. The other species most commonly encountered, P torralyi, is even a faster, better grower, but is much rarer in cultivation.


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From 2006 to 2012, photographer Adrian Chesser photographed the current generation of nomadic Americans who have chosen to live their lives in the wild unknown between Idaho and California. Chesser captured the high and lows of a group who primarily use their basic instincts of hunter/gatherer to survive and move with the seasons as they see fit.
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In 2000, photographer Richard Billingham released a book of his photographs titled "Ray's a Laugh". The images document the everyday life of Billingham's mother Elizabeth and father Ray. The series reveals Ray's severe alcoholism and Elizabeth's obsessive collecting of pets and cheap chachkies paired with the poverty they have been forced to live in as a result of Ray's addiction.
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Since 2008 photographer Gregory Halpern has been collecting Californian scenes and portraits for his upcoming book, set to publish with J&L books sometime next year. Tentatively, the series is titled "In-Progress Work from California". The images are of a lyric-documentary style and show both awe and respect for the subjects depicted, gleaming in the infamous California light.
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In his series "Ghosts", South African artist Ralph Ziman draws inspiration from the arms trade and the civilians that are killed as a result of it. In the series, Ziman explains, "I had six Zimbabwean artists use traditional African beads and wire to manufacture several hundred replica beaded guns like AK-47s, and several replica beaded general purpose machine guns (GPMGs), along with ammunition.
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iO Tillett Wright's project The Self Evident Truths is a photographic document of 10,000 people in the USA that identify as anything other than 100% straight – as in, if you are anywhere on the LGBTQ spectrum in any way, even 1% gay, they want to take your picture!
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Supported by a grant from the Alaska Humanities Forum and by the Dorthea Lange-Paul Taylor Prize through the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, Jen Kinney's "City Under One Roof" is a documentary project on Whittier, Alaska: a town of 200 residents and only accessible through a 2.6 mile long tunnel that closes at night.
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Bi-coastal multidisciplinary artist, Amanny Ahmad will be exhibiting new paintings, photography and site specific installation at Slow Culture Gallery in Los Angeles that opens tonight.
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Charlie Hanafin, 18, meets with transplant coordinator Marian Sinkey every month. "Beforewe ever talk about my labs, we catch up," he says. "Marian wants to know what's going on in my life."
High school senior Charlie Hanafin ison the go most days keeping his gradepoint average high, training with thegolf team to win state, filling out collegeapplications, leading the cheeringsection for his school's basketball teamand spending time with friends.
But no matter where he is or whathe's doing, Charlie is reminded of hismost important priority every 12 hours.His cell phone beeps at 7 a.m. and7 p.m. with the text message, "It's timeto take your meds," set up by SeattleChildren's pharmacist Hyacinth Wilson.
Ongoing support like this is a keyingredient in Charlie's health andsuccess since a new kidney – donatedby his dad and transplanted at Children's – saved his life four years ago.
Through their research, Drs. Jodi Smith and Joseph Flynn are improving national standards ofpractice for kidney transplant and hypertension, respectively.
The name of the game for transplantrecipients like Charlie is trickingtheir immune systems to accept theorgan. It takes a delicate balance ofimmunosuppressive medications:too little medication and the bodyrejects the kidney; too much, andviruses can damage the organ.
Pediatric kidney specialistsDrs. Jodi Smith and Ruth McDonald study both sides of this see-sawwith an eye toward extending thelife of transplanted kidneys as longas possible.
"If we're doing our job right,Charlie's immune system should notnotice that his dad's kidney is there,"explains Smith.
With funding from the NationalInstitutes of Health (NIH), Smith andMcDonald collaborated with a selectfew pediatric nephrology centersthroughout the country to developsteroid-free approaches to maintainingthe health of transplanted kidneys.
Eliminating steroids improves apatient's quality of life by reducingthe risk of high blood pressure andeliminating unwanted side effects, suchas weight gain and stunted growth.
In addition, their pioneering workto track viruses has improved thestandard of care for transplant patients.Today, children and teens are routinelyscreened for common viruses thatcan attack the body and transplantedkidney if immunosuppression levels aretoo high.
Smith is now investigating virusesthat produce no symptoms. Her resultsindicate that kids who carry theseviruses have more kidney damagetwo years after transplant than othertransplanted kids – an importantfinding in the quest to extend the lifeof the organ.
"The body's response to virus is toramp up the immune system to get rid of it," explains Smith. "But when theimmune response ramps up, this maycause inflammation in the transplantedkidney, which can permanently scar theorgan and lead to loss of function."
Her next goal is to study how virusesdamage the kidney with the goal offinding a way – perhaps a drug therapy – to prevent the injury from evertaking place.
Seattle Children's Nephrology team leverages teens' favorite method of communicating –texting – to counter the high rate of kidney rejection this age group experiences because theyoften forget to take their medications.
Though research is extending thelength of time kids keep their organs,one thing stays the same:immunosuppressive medications mustbe taken at the same time each day.Missing even a few pills over just a fewweeks can permanently reduce kidneyfunction and shorten the organ'slifespan. Only a few missteps like thatand the kidney will fail.
"Teens often forget to take theirmeds or they take them at the wrongtimes," explains transplant coordinatorMarian Sinkey. "This is one of thereasons why this age group has one ofthe highest rates of kidney rejection."
To target this high-risk age group,Sinkey, Wilson and others reach out toteens by setting up daily reminders viacell phone or smart phone and makingspecial arrangements with pharmaciesto package meds in daily-portionedbubble packs. The team recentlyreceived a grant from the NIH toinvestigate what makes it hard forteens to take their medications anddevelop strategies to help themsucceed. The study will even track howoften teens open their pill boxes!
"Teens often forget to take their medsor take them at the wrong times – which is why they have one of thehighest rates of kidney rejection."Marian Sinkey, transplant coordinator
"Teens often forget to take their medsor take them at the wrong times – which is why they have one of thehighest rates of kidney rejection."
Marian Sinkey, transplant coordinator
The Division of Nephrology holds anoutpatient clinic for transplant patientsseveral times a month. There, dietitians,social workers and transplantcoordinators work alongside providersto ensure that every teen gets plentyof one-on-one time – a strategy aimedat resolving social or medical issuesthat could lead to a kidney rejectionepisode.
Seattle Children's transplant clinic is one ofonly a few in the nation where pharmacists likeHyacinth Wilson teach teens to take and reordertheir meds without the help of their parents.
Charlie is a success story. He has strongfamily support – a big factor in keepinga teen's transplanted kidney healthy.Not all young adults are so lucky.
"It's tough enough dealing with thechallenges of being a teenager," saysWilson. "Then add in having toremember to take your meds everysingle day of your life – and reorderyour meds – when your parents aren'treminding you."
Pharmacists like Wilson attend everytransplant clinic and work with teensto build the skills they need to managetheir meds without the help of theirparents.
Once a year the transplant teamoffers a half-day "transition clinic"for teens age 15 and up to help themdevelop the self-management andadvocacy skills needed to shift from passively receiving care to activelymanaging their condition. This is a bigstep toward helping them make thetransition to the adult healthcaresystem. The clinic makes it fun – thereare medication trivia games andfill-the-pill-box races – and it gives theclinicians a chance to talk candidly withteens about the effects of drinking andpregnancy, planning for medical carewhen they move away from home or goaway to school, and getting insuranceas an adult.
"Before my transplant, everyonein Nephrology kept telling me, 'don'tquit,'" recalls Charlie. "I feel like theyshowed me what I'm capable of.And now, after the transplant, they'rehelping me succeed."
An endowment created by Charlie's parents,Kay and Doug Hanafin, funds research thatwill improve care for kids and teens withkidney disease.
Inspired by their son's journey, Charlie'sparents, Kay and Doug Hanafin, createdan endowment that provides criticalfunding for research about kidneytransplant that isn't otherwise funded.
"How does a child keep thetransplanted kidney for as long aspossible?" asks Kay Hanafin. "How doesa child have as normal of a life aspossible on dialysis or after transplant?Children's is at the forefront of findingnew answers to these questions andwe are behind them all the way."
Arianna (left) is the third generation in herfamily with hypertension – the result of agenetic disorder she shares with her mom,Robin (right), and grandmother.
Arianna Giddings is serious aboutrunning track. In the seventh grade,she hid symptoms of chest pain, fatigueand dizziness from her mom so shecould continue running relays. Butduring her annual physical in herhometown of Sedro-Woolley, Wash.,her primary care provider noticed herblood pressure was high – very high – and referred her to Seattle Children'shypertension clinic.
There, Arianna met Dr. Joseph Flynn,an expert who helped develop thenational clinical guidelines for howpediatric hypertension should betreated. Flynn joined Children's in 2007and started the region's only clinicaimed at addressing the needs of thegrowing number of children afflictedwith high blood pressure.
Arianna's condition is caused by agenetic defect in the way her kidneyshandle sodium. However, mostchildhood hypertension is linked toobesity. Today it's more common thanType II diabetes, and if unchecked itwill result in an entire generation ofkids having heart and kidney diseasein their 30s and 40s.
Flynn is working to understandhow this devastating trend affectschildren.
His latest research – particularlyrelevant for Arianna, who is ofPuerto Rican, Guyanese and AfricanAmerican heritage – shows there'san increased prevalence ofhypertension in children of Africanand Caribbean descent. When theyhave high blood pressure, it's higherthan other groups; plus, these kidstend to have more heart valve issuesand be at greater risk for heart andkidney disease.
Flynn manages Arianna'shypertension with medication – and she controls her diet by avoidingsalty and processed foods. At age 15,she's an honor student who alsoplays volleyball and hopes to qualifyin sprint to get to the state trackcompetition.
"As Arianna grows and her bodychanges, we know Dr. Flynn is therefor us. Together, we're settingArianna up for a lifetime of health,"says her mom, Robin Giddings.
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I am looking at getting a frame jig and am interested in hearing from users of the Henry James jig. In particular, how well does this jig works for building TIG welded 29ers.
My googling has turned up some blogs and/or posts that seem to reflect people who have slight complaints. I also see plenty of cases where people are using the jig and seem to like it.
I have not seen any used jigs for sale used but I keep looking.
If you are using a Henry James let me know your thoughts about the setup and accuracy of the JIG. Also does this JIG support the new 44mm head tubes and does it have special axles to setup Paragon Sliding dropouts in alignment and in proper phase.
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