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Cynthia J. Steinhauser was named director of the Henrico Department of Social Services, effective Oct. 6. County Manager Virgil Hazelett made the announcement. Steinhauser, who has been serving as an assistant director of Social Services, will succeed Jane D. Crawley, who was promoted Sept. 8 to deputy county manager for community services. As director, Steinhauser will lead a department with 168 employees and a budget of $14.6 million for fiscal 2012-13. Social Services assists individuals and families in meeting their basic needs, increases their capacity to live independently and provides protection for elderly and disabled adults and abused and neglected children. The department's programs include child and adult protective services, foster care, adoption, child day care and adult services. Social Services also administers benefits from such state and federal programs as Medicaid, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. A Henrico employee since 1998, Steinhauser served as manager of the human services division of Social Services before being promoted to assistant director. She holds a bachelor's degree in sociology and public administration from Radford University. Her professional affiliations include the Virginia Benefit Programs Organization, Virginia League of Social Services Executives and National Association of Counties. |
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1) Emilee is turning NINE next month. NINE. This will be her last year in the single digits, EVER. That's a big deal to me. SNIFF.
2) Heading to Manhattan at the end of January. Drinking it up New York style, my friends!
3) My favorite FB status this week: "Sorry about all the typos lately, gays." <– LOVE LOVE LOVE! I literally, laugh out loud when I think of this.
4) Thinks it's important that you know that my two car vagina is not filled with cobwebs at the moment. Much to Random Esquire's dismay. Cuz My Cookie loves my vag to be all cobwebby.
5) This past weekend, while laying in bed with Mr. Sticks, I asked him a question that I think he may have answered in a … sexist way.
His response to me, well, let's just say that I did the *BLINK* for a second before laughing. A lot.
"I'm not sexist! Being sexist is wrong and being wrong is for women."
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6) Today we had our weekly team meeting. Upon arriving at the meeting room (the table in the room where I sit) I am greeted by The Boobs in this manner:
"Don't sit there!" as I go to sit in a certain comfey seat. This was said with such urgency I kind of did that half-sitting yet half-halting myself FROM sitting sweet move.
"OMG, why, what happened?" I asked, as I managed to right myself into a standing position.
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7) Em looked super cute the other night when she had … I dunno, something cute going on.
"Em!" I said, "Let me take your picture! You look too cute."
"Sorry," she tells me. "No flash photography."
8 ) I think Mr. Sticks and I have hit a relationship first. For me, anyway. Kind of. Sort of. He started it!
I was using the bathroom at his house the other day, like LITERALLY sitting there peeing when he just walked in. On me. On me PEEING. In the bathroom. I must have stared at him in utter shock because he grinned and said, "Babe. We're there."
Um … okay. But then I couldn't finish peeing while he stood there shaving. And he knew I was having a hard time because he goes, "Want me to run the water?"
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This story is not mine to own. It could belong to you. It could belong to your sister, your friend, your neighbor, the waitress at Jersey Boys, the bank president, the school principal, the police officer directing traffic.
In New Jersey, the story belongs to all of us. The findings of a federal study released last week show that one in 49 children, and one in 29 boys, are diagnosed with autism in New Jersey. Nationally, one in 88 children are diagnosed annually.
Autism is a disease that gives itself freely and without prejudice. There is no way to protect your child from it; no diet or vaccine that will prevent it. It is, as experts will tell you, pervasive.
Autism has been an unwanted guest in my house for 11 years. It has attached itself to my daughter in a way that I never can. But like so many people I know, I get up and go to battle everyday and lie awake strategizing every night.
You see, I was not graced with a baby who came into this world armed with unconditional love for the woman who gave birth to her, fed her, cleaned her, changed her, rocked her and tried so hard to soothe her. My daughter is autistic and like any emotion, for her love is a learned task. There is a great deal of heartbreak in this; imagine having to teach your own child how to love you.
But there is also an incredible lesson to be learned. How do you teach someone how to give love, how to receive love? How do you even teach a child what love is? Does love reveal itself in the tone of your voice? Is it embodied in physical representations? Can she feel my love in those moments when I remit to her silent, yet willful resistance to everything? Or does it linger in the steady repetition of structured days and nights? And while most parents encounter difficult moments, every moment of every day is difficult for the people who live in the world of "special needs."
Getting my daughter to love me has been like being on an endless job interview. I feel qualified, but not confident. I wanted children because I thought I had within me the capability to be a successful mother. I like to think that I am loving, nurturing, patient, quick to think on my feet, quick to laugh and not afraid to work long, exhausting hours. However, I'm 11 years into the game, and I still feel years away from knowing if I got the job with my daughter.
I used to lie awake nights wondering why this has happened. There is no family history and during my pregnancy I ate healthy foods, I took pre-natal vitamins, I gave up caffeine, and received proper pre-natal care.
Now I have ceased asking "why" and have surrendered to the fear. The fear of where the future will find my child. The fear of thinking, "Who can give her the care and attention that I do if something should happen to me?" The pulsating panic I feel when I realize that my life, my future, is as uncertain and unplanned as hers.
In moments of strength I gain great comfort in the realization that this journey that I am on is preordained and that the lessons derived from it will not only make me a more empathetic and compassionate human being, but will take me to a place that I know I would not have arrived at if this diagnosis had not come into my life.
In moments of pure weakness I fall to my knees and weep.
A few years ago there was a popular song that played repeatedly on the radio called In My Daughter's Eyes. I would sob every time I heard it and most times I had to change the radio station because reflected in my daughter's eyes is a deep emptiness that mirrors exactly how I feel.
Until that moment when her eyes connected with mine for the first time. While sitting at a red light I looked at her through the rearview mirror and our eyes connected. For the very first time she looked at me with purpose and intent. Cars beeped behind me, but I could not, would not, be pushed from that moment.
In that moment her eyes revealed that there is a lifetime of knowledge hidden behind the perceived emptiness. Her eyes seemed to plead for my patience, my calm, my strength. Her eyes emitted the promise that over the long course of days she will reveal to me who I really am; who I am meant to be. But that lesson takes time and in the interim I must let her teach me how to believe--not only in her, but in the depths of my own strength.
April is autism awareness month. Please reach out to any parent you know whose days are spent in autism's grip and lend them compassion. Take this time to explain what autism is to your children. Chances are, more than one of their classmates has been diagnosed with autism and arming your child with information will help them to exercise compassion, rather than assign labels, when a classmate is having difficulties in the classroom, the cafeteria, the auditorium, or the schoolyard. Because it is by building compassion in each other that we build bridges to understanding.
P. Edelson
9:15 pm on Tuesday, April 3, 2012
A wonderful, moving account of the author's life with her daughter!
lil mama
9:19 pm on Tuesday, April 3, 2012
This is very heart felt. I have three children one with a speech delay. When she was a toddler they weren't sure if autism was a cause for her not talking. I am grateful that as she is seven years old we can't get her to stop talking and it just turned out she wasn't ready for words till after two years old. My heart goes out to all that have the challenge of every day life with autism. Working in group homes for nine years I know the difficulty and the strengths it takes to get just that one brief moment of triumph. Don't give up. Hold strong and take a breath if you become overwhelmed.
Ann Piccirillo
6:52 pm on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Which just goes to show that whenever our children struggle, with or without a diagnosis, our hearts break more than just a little. And yet, I always think of those who desperately want a child and cannot have one, or have an incredibly long wait. Their hears so filled with love. No matter what my days and nights are like--I have a child whom I can love. And that, I feel, is such a blessing.
9:40 pm on Tuesday, April 3, 2012
what a beautiful read. You are a good Mom.. Be strong.. She loves you.... Its just an emotion she cannot reveal to you as of yet..
DJ AJ Zampella
12:56 pm on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Frank the tank! It's not me Ric. I love you and your manly chest hair!
9:45 pm on Tuesday, April 3, 2012
As a mom of an autistic daughter too, I understand everything you've written about. Tears were streaming down my face as I read this. I also wonder if she can feel my love or if she even knows how important she is to me and how I wish that I can make her better. As a parent it is so hard not to be able to fix the boo-boos and take her pain away. I often wonder if she is happy. I hope and pray that one day she can tell me. It's funny how reading this makes me feel such a bond with you even though I don't know you. Stay strong my friend.
Ann Piccirillo
6:33 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Thank you Carla. We are bonded--all of us. Remember, in those dark, difficult, very lonely moments we are all together. Thank you so much for your honest, heartfelt words.
emily stewart
9:49 pm on Tuesday, April 3, 2012
I love this! Keep doing what you're doing! My daughter is turning 3 soon and it has been an uphill battle but not one I'm willing to give up! Very moving article, thank you.
Ann Piccirillo
2:47 am on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Emily--you go girl!!! You won't give up--none of us will. That's why it's us going through it. As much as there are days when we feel weak, we cannot break. Thank you!
Chester Copperpot
9:51 pm on Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Nice article. I'm sure with the rate that autism is happening there are many parents who share the same sentiment and are left feeling alone and isolated. In this time period, you almost have to have lottery like odds to either not have autism affect you in your family or through a friend. I'm sure it's relieving to many parents to know that awareness of the matter is spreading and to realize that they're not so alone. Best wishes to the author and other parents who display such strength and love on a daily basis.
Jack Wagon
5:41 am on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Thank you. As a father of three girls, I know that song well. You've emotionally put into words what parents with children that have autism live 365 days a year for the rest of their time here on the earth. God only gives us what he knows what we can handle in life.
Stay strong for your daughter. You are her advocate, friend, nurse, and teacher. But most of all, you'll always be her mother.
6:24 am on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Beautiful article. I am sure your daughter's love is in there, but the Autism gets in the way of her expressing it to you. Thank you for sharing this, Stay strong. <3
Rachel Tomasi
8:15 am on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Beautifully expressed and so honest. I keep having to wipe the tears between the article and replies. I have 2 neighbors on my block and the next over who have aspergers (high functioning autism ) and a friend I we to school with and talk on Facebook now in north Jersey whose son sounds moderately affected. I know it's pervasive in their lives. I'll never forget a tv movie I saw as a preteen about a mom and son with severe autism (based on true story) who busted her hump and one day he finally made the connection with her. I hope those of you dealing with this journey of love yet frustration take the time to let a friend or mature babysitter spell you on occasion for a break and to reconnect with your spouse or significant other. It will only refresh you so you have a more relaxed patent for your child. I know I posted a couple of awareness articles yesterday on fb. God bless you all living with this illness.
Ann Piccirillo
2:51 am on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Thank you so much for your kind words, Rachel. The days are difficult no doubt, harder still to find a babysitter or family member up for the challenge as our children get older. It's relatively easy when they're young to get a sitter, but I'm sure I'm not alone in saying that offers for help get thin as the kids get older and their needs may be more challenging. I am happy to report that some babysitting courses are now offering classes in watching children with autism. Hopefully in a few years it will be common training.
Again, thank you for your words and support,
Jocelyn Stadnik
9:20 am on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
I am the proud mother of an 18 year old son with Aspergers. In the early years of his life, we knew that there was a difference, but because he was not severe, it went undiagnosed until he was almost 8 years old. I know what its like to never get a hug, no kisses, no acknowledgment. Without any support from my family, I was his only advicate. I pushed him thru every therapy I could find, OT, PT, Speech, anger management, whatever it took. Probably around his 16 birthday, he willingly came up to me for the first time ever and gave me a hug. I still cry everytime I think of that moment. It was around then I realized the path that I carved for him was working. I had no idea if he was ever going to be able to handle the social aspect of High School. I am here to tell you with lots of determination on his part, he has been on the honor roll, pretty much every year, and getting ready to graduate with scholarships. The future is very uncertain for him right now, as for all kids with Autism, but without a parent to push them its that much more uncertain. The way I see it, when a child is affected with Autism, he or she is here to teach everyone around them strong life lessons. Lessons you would never had gotten any other way. For those lessons that I have learned along the way, I will be eternally greatful to my son.
Ann Piccirillo
6:34 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Jocelyn, you've brought tears to my eyes, and hope to my heart. Thank you so much!
10:24 am on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Parents who give their all to special needs children are true, unsung heroes. The world can be quite cruel to children who are different-- and to their parents. For every stare, nasty look and unkind word you and your children receive, please know that there are a million people out there who appreciate your labors of love.
John Doe
5:45 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Such a wonderful, insightful comment to a woman who wrote such a moving story. For the parents of special needs children who need our support and understanding, Jim is right. We see and appreciate your love and caring. Don't ever think you are alone.
Ann Piccirillo
6:35 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Thank you so much Jim, and John. Your words lend incredible strength.
Marjorie Smith
1:26 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Mommy - My heart goes out to you and I hope that an answer is found soon. Thank you for providing the link to the study. This study should not be disseminated as a representative sampling of the children of New Jersey as it surveyed a very limited sample of children (7,000) in metropolitan Newark.
2:26 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Ann you put all the small stuff in perspective in your elegant, heartfelt article. We could see through your eyes, the challanges and rewards. May God bless you and your daughter always.
3:26 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
This is such an amazing story! I am also a mother of a child with autism, I can understand the uncertainty when trying teach about receiving love and giving love. This brought to tears to my eyes, I can remember the first time my son looked into my eyes and actually meant to do it. Every child is unique and wonderful in their way. And every child has their difficulties. It is my absolute belief that God gives parents children with Autism for the simple reason that we can handle it! And it is our job in life to help our child grow up to reach their full potential! Yes, April is Autism awareness month, but for those living with children, relatives, friends, neighbors... on the spectrum every day is awareness day. We need to honor those on the spectrum! And show our support to those who love and care for them on a daily basis. We are warrior moms fighting every day for our children to succeed!
Ann Piccirillo
6:36 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Emily--that first look took my breath away. Thank you so much for sharing your story with all of us. And yes, for us, every day is autism awareness day.
Patricia Smith
3:45 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Autism can be reversed if treated before the age of 10. Heal your child. Go to www.drcarley.com Lots of info and Videos. Then Google reversingvaccineinduceddiseases.com for a protocol to heal your child. READ-about us-services-vaccine induced disease-pet page and media page. The Hippocrates Academy can reverse autism. Autism is non fatal subacute sclerosing panencephalitis. And for god's sake don't let them vaccinate your child ever again.
Linnette Frey
3:56 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
What a beautiful article! God bless you and your beautiful little girl!
6:29 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Honest and beatiful article. I'm a mom of a 13 year old child with aspergers the future is uncertain and thought of much more deeply when you have a child on the spectrum everytime he walks out the door I take a breath and worry. Is the world going to be nice to him? Will they understand why he is different? Is he going to be ok, can he handel what situation comes up? His thoughts and reactions are so honest, real and innocent. Their is no judgement or manipulates it is what it is.I think the world would be a better place if everyone had a little bit of the spectrum in them. I love my son and I'm proud of him I would not want to change him, but maybe I would want to change the world.
Ann Piccirillo
9:16 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Robin, I could not have said what I feel more eloquently than you have in your comment. Thank you so much!
Rachel Ahern
8:43 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
What a fantastic article! You stay a strong...with all of the help she is getting she will thank you one day. I know your daughter loves you and I think you know that. Our. Holden show us in many different ways; sometimes in ways we don't understand, but it's her way. My son is almost 10 years old and he continues to show me many different ways he loves me! You are a fantastic mom...don't ever give up on your daughter. When our children are young they expect us to know them and accept them the way they are...it's not up to us to challenge that. Be well.
Rachel Ahern
8:45 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Oops I meant to type our children not our Holden
7:17 am on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Patricia Smith, vaccines don't cause autism. Just because you can google something doesn't make it true. Non vaccinators are the left- wing version of right wing climate change deniers. The science is there, you are just choosing not to believe mainstream science and go for your own version of reality. When I see a study that shows zero incidence of autism among unvaccinated children, then I may pay attention. So far I have heard no such research. But there was a large outbreak of pertussis in Ocean county last fall, and if you were the parent of an infant your child was very much at risk from every vaccination objector.
Marcella Reinhart
10:18 am on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Thank you so much for letting other Moms know we aren't alone. My 8yr old aspergers son will tell you each day I say "God give me strength" and I know I can fight on through the tears. When I watch him sleep I know he is my angel from God but when he wakes my day is full of struggles and stress. Who can answer the questions of why nobody likes me or why I am the only kid who doesn't have friends, but a mother. As tears are flowing down my cheeks I know my pain is only mine. My beautiful healthy son could have far worse conditions and we will charge on knowing we are not alone.Thank you for sharing something we try to hide behind our front doors. They are all beautiful children if we can look beyond our own pain.
Ann Piccirillo
12:55 pm on Friday, April 6, 2012
Marcella, I could not have said it more eloquently than you. Thank you.
Lana Romano
11:03 am on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Lana Romano
What a beautiful article! My 13 year old daughter has a diagnosis of autism too. I love her with every fiber of my being. I know that God gave her to me for a reason. I have learned so many things from her. The most important lesson is to stop and smell the roses. The smallest accomplishments for her are HUGE! Her twin sister is a "typical child model" for her but she has also taught her sister to be the compassionate, loving girl that she is. My daughter has enriched our lives more than words can say. When she hugs me and kisses me, it melts my heart everytime. It has and continues to be challenging to raise her but I wouldn't have it any other way. She has brought so much joy and love to our family. I am crying as I write this because I too worry about the future for our children. I try not to think about the future too much...just take one day at a time! As long as my daughter is healthy and happy, today is a great day!
Ann Piccirillo
12:57 pm on Friday, April 6, 2012
Lana, thank you for taking the time to write. I, too, feel that I have learned so much from my daughter--important lessons I would not have learned any other way. My daughter has also taught her younger "typical" brother so much as well--most especially compassion for other children who seem to be struggling. Again, thank you so much.
Sherry Kriss-Dillane
11:29 am on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Wow. I can say to some degree I can relate. In a totally different way. You mentioned that Autism wasn't welcomed in your home, as diabetes wasn't welcomed in ours. Diabetes as well is a disease that gives itself freely and without prejudice. There is no way to protect your child from it; no diet or vaccine that will prevent it. Our son's story was in here three times, and people would call me or even write how touched they were with our families story. That is brought tears to their eyes. How can we do what we do 24 hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year. My response was always and still is, "We have to, he is our son" This is what we were meant to do. Despite all the heartache, all the times we feel helpless or alone, or when we almost lost him. Or even in the middle of the night when we don't sleep well. You do what you have to do for your child as a parent. So when they say it brings tears to their eyes. As a mother having a child with a disease where there is no cure ( a different disease of course) but I still know the pain. I have six friends that have children with Autism as well. I have heard their stories. But I have to say, none were put in the words as your was. It literally brought tears to my eyes. You are amazing and giving mom. For you and your daughter as well as my friends, my home is lit up BLUE FOR AUTISM...
Ann Piccirillo
1:00 pm on Friday, April 6, 2012
Thank you so much Sherry. I have a very dear friend whose son was diagnosed with diabetes when he was 2 and my heart breaks for her. How often, she's almost lost him because, as you well know, as their bodies change their numbers spike and until you can get control of the medication it's scary in a real life-or-death way. I feel that all of us as parents who have children with medical issues go through the same soul searching--the same worry. It's nice to know we're not alone. My best wishes for you and our son. You are an amazing mom.
3:57 pm on Thursday, April 5, 2012
i am truly blessed to have had the opportunity to have to have read this and pass it along. my child is on the spectrum and so true to pass the knowledge to bridge compassion. God bless you, your family and your daughter
Ann Piccirillo
1:01 pm on Friday, April 6, 2012
Thank you so much, Cherie. All blessings to your family as well.
4:28 pm on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Parents of children on the spectrum are some of the strongest people I have come in contact with. This article brought tears to my eyes, as I have met so many parents like you that struggle with this diagnosis. I am a student physical therapist, and have worked in elementary schools with many autistic children, working to engage with activities and even just walking down the hallway in a line or walking up and down the stairs safely. The challenges that parents, siblings and friends face can be scary thing, but I hope that for all of the parents out there that you know that you are not alone, and we are fighting this battle with you.
Ann Piccirillo
1:03 pm on Friday, April 6, 2012
Christina, knowing that there are wonderful people like you working with our children is a comfort that you'll never know. Thank you so much for helping our children. I call all the people who have worked with my daughter through the years "my angels" because they really are. And so are you. Thank you.
Lisa Howard-Fusco
9:22 pm on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Ann, you are an amazing writer.My son has autism and I am at a crossroads in making decisions for him at his school. Thank you for reminding me to be patient and loving with him on days that can be daunting.
Ann Piccirillo
1:04 pm on Friday, April 6, 2012
Thank you Lisa. Hang in there--somedays patience is hard to find, but those are the times we need it most. Remember, you are stronger than you think and you are not alone.
7:32 pm on Friday, April 20, 2012
great story...I am the mom of 2 girls, my 12 yr old has CAPD and my 9 yr old has had a speech delay since being a toddler, she didn't talk til she was almost 3. Her vocabulary wasn't upto grade level. She is in the 3rd grade class, this is our 2nd yr doing mainstreaming and she has attended school since she was 3. Every year I go for my IEP meeting,to discuss the following year, this is the 1st yr that I'm not happy with what child study team has discussed. I also feel that my daughter is too comfortable as she has been in the same school for 6 years. I left the IEP meeting today thinking that I am going to contact another school for my daughter for September.
Denise Sikora
6:26 pm on Sunday, April 22, 2012
26 years ago, there was no such thing as an autism diagnosis. My son had many of the signs, but he was labeled emotionally disturbed. He was my first child and I was in my late 20's and not very assertive. Having to fight for his rights throughout his childhood changed the person I was. My husband says that he knew, after fighting for my child for so many years, that I would become some sort of an advocate. There is a reason for everything, and although that seems like such a common saying, after having raised this child through the mostly hard, difficult times, to watch him still struggle to get his life together, and more importantly to share his life with him and to be there in every way for him, well, isn't that what it's all about? We had 2 children, our oldest was special needs & our younger one became a special needs teacher. Isn't it amazing how that has worked out? So I see my daughter, who grew up in a house full of chaos, now give us advice on things we can do for her older brother. And I have become a medical bill advocate, helping people maximize their health insurance coverage for such things as nutritional counseling and biofeedback, and to provide support thru my services to families who are navigating their health insurance system trying to get treatment for their autistic or special needs child. So by my son having been a special needs child, it resulted in 2 people who became advocates for the special needs children & their families.
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7:58 pm on Sunday, April 22, 2012
What a beautifully written story - it left me with tears streaming down my face. My heart goes out to you and everyone who has to deal with this on a daily basis. I pray for a cure and want to mention that the Friendship Circle of Manalapan does wonderful things. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFOUOAjmOyk Thank you for sharing a bit of your journey.
8:20 am on Friday, June 1, 2012
Beautifully written. I know the days of being on your knees, and remember the astonishment and utter joy when my child got annoyed with me and talked back to me. God Bless.


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Beadles and Thomas will replace Patriots guard Logan Mankins and wide receiver Wes Welker, who will not play in the game due to injuries.
Beadles, who started all 16 games for the Broncos at left guard in 2012, allowed just one sack on the season and finished the year as the only player on the team to play every offensive or defensive snap.
The third-year player joins Keith Bishop (1986-87) and Mark Schlereth (1998) as the only three offensive guards in team history to be selected to the Pro Bowl.
Thomas ranked fourth in the NFL with 1,434 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns on 94 catches (15.3 avg.), while opening all 16 games for the Broncos in 2012. His 1,434 yards were the third-most by a player in franchise history.
Thomas is the ninth wide receiver in team history to be named to the Pro Bowl, joining Brandon Lloyd (2010), Brandon Marshall (2008-09), Rod Smith (2000-01, '05), Ed McCaffrey (1998), Anthony Miller (1995), Rick Upchurch (1976, '78-79, '82), Steve Watson (1981) and Haven Moses (1973).
The selections of Beadles and Thomas bring Denver's Pro Bowl total to seven players, as the pair joins cornerback Champ Bailey, tackle Ryan Clady, defensive end Elvis Dumervil, quarterback Peyton Manning and linebacker Von Miller as the Broncos' representatives.
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Here is Day 3 from OMBG's wandering Camera
The first cool thing that happened was we synced up with Ethan Minsker of the Antagonist Art Movement and he came over to the OMBG studio home to shoot some footage for an upcoming film project. Ethan and the Antagonist crew have been very inspirational the past few days just like our German friends Boris, Karla and Stohead. They have shared their stories and experiences with us and have given us the inspiration we need for those dark days when it seems like we should just quit. I can't thank them enough for their inspiration and it was a treat to be on the other side of the microphone for once as he explained our story is just as interesting as anyone else's
Soon afterwards Crispy and Rubio showed up and we were able to interview everyone about their role as artists and the film "The Dolls Of Lisbon"
After that, we went downtown where Ethan did a quick workshop with us teaching stop action animation with a camera…
Then we caught ALL AGES at the Golden Gecko
Then headed over to VIP to catch up with our buds from WHEN WE RULED H TOWN
watched Wackford Squeers play at the Golden Gecko…
and Something Called Nothing…
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There is a lot going on at VTXIFF, here's OMBG's wandering camera
First we went to the Stout City Luchadores recording session
And we stuck around for Joe Reyna's session
We finished up in time to catch Joe Reyna at Cinema Under The Stars
Then we walked over to the Welder Center to meet Rutger Hauer who gave us lots of insight on indie films and his roles over the years.
Then stayed for the Q&A of Il Futuro
Grabbed a bite at Tasty's Tacos…
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I am currently making a website for an online radio station. I am trying to find a way to have what program is currently on, which changes dynamically, depending on the time. Eg:John Smith - My Radio Program
Probably the best solution would be PHP and a fairly simple database
My thought would be to create a database like this:
ok, now say you've got show X that's on from 9am to 11am on Monday, Wednesday and Friday... you'd create a record in the show info table with the name/info of that show, it's start time and end time... In the SHOW_DAYS table, we'll assume day ids are 1-7 for Sunday - Saturday...
If show X has an id of 1, then the entries to the SHOW_DAYS table would be 2,1 4,1 6,1 That's show id 1 on days 2,4, and 6 (mon, wed, and fri)... Suppose this same show has a different time slot on a different day of the week, well with this database model you'd have to create a different entry in the SHOW_INFO table.. there are more streamlined ways to handle it, but since there isn't likely to be an outrageous number of shows to deal with, it's probably not a huge deal.
ok, then your php script on the page would check what the current time is (on the server) and what day of the week it is, then run a query against the database to pull the show name where the start time is < the current time, and end time is > the the current time, and the show ID is within the list of show ids matching the days in the SHOW_DAYS table..
the sql would look something like this:SELECT show_name from SHOW_INFO as S, SHOW_DAYS as D where D.day_id = $day and S.id = D.show_id and $current_hour > S.start_hour and $current_minute > S.start_minute and $current_hour < S.end_hour and $current_minute < S.end_minute;
That will return just the show name of the show currently on the air. If you wanted it to return the times as well, then you'd have to add those to the select statement, as such:SELECT show_name, start_hour, start_minute, end_hour, end_minute from SHOW_INFO as S, SHOW_DAYS as D where D.day_id = $day and S.id = D.show_id and $current_time > S.start_time and $current_time < S.end_time;
The php code could basically be something along these lines:
$cur_hour = $date('G');
/* returns current hour on the 24hr clock, 0-23 */
$cur_minute = $date('i');
/* returns current minute 0-59 */
$dayofweek = $date('w') + 1;
/* returns numeric representation of the current day of the week, $date('w') returns 0-6 for Sunday-Saturday the +1 changes this to 1-7 to make things a bit more 'human' and because database ID's typically do not start at 0. */
Of course you would also need to add the code to open a connection to the database, issue the select statement, and print the output, but that's all pretty standard stuff that can be found easily by looking through the online manual at php.net... I've covered all the difficult bits here for you. ;)
There's a couple other benefits afforded by going to this length to handle the stuff you're after...
[list][*]Visitors could be presented with daily and/or weekly lists of when shows are on the air. These would be dynamically generated.[/*:m]
[*]Visitors could search the listings by day/time or show name (ideally by supplying them with drop down lists to select from)[/*:m]
[*]Station manager(s) could make use of the same database for scheduling of shows. Any changes would then be immediately reflected on the website.[/*:m][/list:u]
Of course this is a very basic implementation of what you're after, it could be expanded greatly to handle seasonal programs, etc.. this could also be tied in to a program archive... the limits are really only determined by how far you want to expand it....
Hope that helpsWow! Thanks so much tcindie! I didnt really expect such a thorough response. Im still learning PHP at the moment, so it looks a little daunting, but this has been a great help. Thanks again. :DCheck out #7 in this article:
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You can use javascript to check the time of day and then load a different stylesheet based on that time. That should do the trick."chriscoyier" said:You can use javascript to check the time of day and then load a different stylesheet based on that time. That should do the trick.
Without modification to handle adjustment for visitor timezones that would only be accurate for people in the same timezone as the radio station.. most likely those are the only people listening to the station anyway, but there's not sense is putting out a website that's broken for everyone else on the web. ;)the radio station is only a small local one that is only broadcasting in December, so the javascript probably looks like the way to go for me. thanks for all your help both of you!


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After a delectable and memorable meal, we spent the rest of the day in the park. Riding some of our favorites for the second (or third!) time.
Space Mountain
The Carousel
So glad you had such a great trip!
Sounds like a wonderful time! It was so fun to follow along with you. I heard they're adding onto Fantasyland. Is anything open yet?
Betsy - the addition is underway! We saw A beauty and the beast Restaurant and a little mermaid ride. Both look spectacular! Says it will open in 2012!
It looks like mom and dad had as much fun as the kids! You have a beautiful family. We took our 2 year old granddaughter to the Princess Breakfast and she was so scared that she stayed under the table. After about ten minutes we had to leave because of her screaming and none of us even got to eat! I am glad you had a better experience.
Thanks for the update on Fantasyland! Your posts have me ready to pack my bags! Your boys are just adorable...and I loved all their outfits. Glad you had soooo much fun!
I loved reading about all of your Disney adventures. It truly is a magical place. You brought back a lot of memories from last year when we went. We went to Magic Kingdom twice too - on the 1st and last days. I think my husband and I had just as much fun as the kids and it was also my first time there! We stayed at the Grand Floridian and loved the way the monorail was so convenient. Looks like you had a wonderful time! I can see why your son was dancing in his diaper! Too cute!
I want to know where you took your Mickey and Minnie pictures. We want to take one with both of them but don't know where that is at. Do you remember? I love Disney and am glad you had such a fun time!
I think the best place to do the Mickey pics is at the Town Hall. As soon as you go in the gates the town hall is the first building all the way to the right. Have so much fun!!
Found your blog through Pinterest, definitely bookmarked for future reading! Love your Disney trip and all things Southern. I too am a mom of two sweet boys, yours are adorable.
Would you mind sharing where you got the boy's outfits? We are going in May for my littlest one's first birthday, and would love to pick some of these up for our trip. :)
Kelli - Thanks so much for your sweet comment! My mom made ALL of them!! Check etsy because I have a few friends that have found some darling Disney things. Have a great time! Amanda
Love your blog. Found it through Pinterest. Just wondering what ages your boys were for this trip. I see you mention them loving some of the rides and coasters. (specifically Tower of Terror, Splash Mountain, etc). We're hoping for a trip next year when the kids will be 4.5 and 1.5. Just wondering how our trip will compare to yours. Thanks for the great posts!
Hi Honeyjo - My oldest was almost 6 and my youngest was almost 3. Almost 6 was a perfect age to do almost everything. It all goes by height and you can see the requirements by ride on the Disney website! Thanks for reading :-)
Found your blog through Pinterest while searching for homemade Autograph books for Disney. We went in Nov. of '09 and are heading back this Nov. Can't wait!! Reading all about your preparations for the trip and then all about each day of your trip was so much fun!
You did a GREAT job of making things so special for your boys. I'm a mom of 2 boys also (7 and almost 3) and your description of how excited your son was for YOU at Cinderella's Royal Table was just so sweet. I'm almost wondering now if I shouldn't book that one for me too!!
I absolutely LOVE the outfits for your boys! Lucky girl to have a mom that can do that for you!! One thing... I must know where you bought the red canvas shoes for your little guy!!!! They are so darn cute and now I just have to have them for my "baby." ;)
Thanks so much for sharing. I loved reading all about Disney and as a southern girl too, look forward to reading more of your blog!
As many other, I found your site via Pinterest searching for ideas to make out possible fall Disney trip even more magical. I repined MANY of your ideas and LOVED reading your family adventures while at WDW! I was glad to finally learn your youngest boys age, being almost 3 at the time of your trip, as my son will also be a few months shy of his 3rd birthday if we are able to do the trip. It doesn't look like you ran into many difficult issues with having a toddler so young and I was excited about that! You never mentioned having to use the rider swap. Did your little one ride all the roller coasters? Or did you just omit the info about him not riding some of the rides? I just assumed that even if my son, who is high energy and very adventurous, was tall enough to ride, that he would be too scared. If your youngest did ride the big rides, did they scare him at all? Thanks!
Jordan - We actually did use the rider swap with the little one and it worked great! He'd sit in the stroller with a snack or coloring book or stickers and we'd take turns riding some of the bigger rides with John. Of the rides he was tall enough to ride, he wasn't scared of a single one. My nephew found Pirates of the Caribbean scary because it's completely dark in there and Snow White scary...well, because I guess it is :-) Hope that helps!
Natalie - I ordered the shoes from etsy and got loads of compliments :-)
Thank you so much for your response! I found them on Etsy while searching like a mad woman and to my utter disappointment they are only available up to size 10!! My giant 2 year old (will be 3 in July) already wears a size 11. As much as I want to cram his little feet in to those shoes, I think I'm going to have to find another option! LOL I will not give up!! ;)
We are planning on taking our 23 month old to WDW in January. I really enjoyed seeing how excited your boys got. Do you feel like your baby was able to do several things? Thanks for all the great ideas.
He was almost three when we went, but YES! He was certainly able to do things and enjoy it. The characters were his very favorite! Have fun :-)


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Cassius just draws some silly pictures on the ground. using his finger. They may or may not be creepy.
Cassius just draws some silly pictures on the ground. using his finger. They may or may not be creepy.
Oh crap. Keep your cool, Rick
- "Well, of course I can tell their names. This beautiful namean lady is called Zia Z'Throni. The other namean is my good friend... Lucian. Yeah, me and Lucian go way back. Right, Lucian? And this helpful elemental lady here is... Si... Sitrah. Yeah, Sitrah."
Somehow these names came to me. It was like hearing someone else's voice in my head... Hello? Somebody there?
- "With all due respect, mister guard, I think this demonstration was completely needless. Of course a sensible man like myself wouldn't associate with people without even knowing their names first. Now, would you please excuse us?"
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I have to say, this is going surprisingly well all things considered. As long as he doesnt yell "SMASH!" we're fine!
Hey, we're the gods and we're watching your every move and hearing your every thought. Hope that's not problamitic for you!
teh meda pedas =
teh sig quotes:
"Huh? Oh, right! Way back!" 'How the heck did he know my name? We've never met before.'
> Still hugging the cat
"your fur is so soft"
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Woo! It worked
Your ChumHandle is zealousScarecrow and you zpeak|with|a|zharp|tongue.
low tone: "hmm where did i put all that money i took up north"
> Sitrah looks for her money
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(Don't split the party, right? Okay, got it)
- "Well, it seems that we must stick together until the end of the festival. Not that I really mind, I could use some company. So, I propose we go look at the shops. Who knows, maybe I can even find a friend or two. If anyone has a different idea, we can let the shopping for later. What do you all think?"
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"Shopping sounds good to me." 'And a crowd would be a good place to hide in...'
Check for goods! This place must have some sweet swag eh?
Cassius starts pestering Rick with harmless pokes. Also trying to signal that he wants to go to the wizard's tower.
Thought process: "Mister rocky said a wizard could help. Maybe with the problem of being a mute?"
> Go be social.
The only constant is Chaos.
Avatar by the Amazing Gentrigger, author of Songs we sing, with some minor terrible editing by me to fit.
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So, how much money do you guys have?
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Lucian slowly heads to each of the stalls, taking a moment to look at what they have to sell before moving on to the next.
Cassius goes off to the magic trinket shop.
Cassius's thought process: "WE'RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD! or shopkeep. iunno."
Also examines the sign signed in red.
Sitrah follows the group looking bored
"I tought this place would be more... pretty"
I'll just take a gander at these stalls. Maybe I can find an old friend? I also have to find somewhere to set up shop.
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The group decides to head to the magic curiosity shop, where an eccentric old wizard sits perched, but rather excited, upon a stool. He seems to brighten up upon seeing rick.
Ah! Hey! Rock! I knew you weren't gone forever! Remember me? I'm Faendell, we used to like, caravan together, you know? Hey listen man. I know we're pals and all, but You got here a bit too late. Everyone's snatched up all the shops and made them ~So bland~. But enough chit chat! You 3 seem like you need to get into the festival spirit! Madam! You there, with the airy dress! How's about a flitzflanger? Or a universal translator! Nothing says "I'm single" Like ancient sumertiforian!
Oh! Your manequinn! I see you got a new pack mule eh? Ahhh Clever you rick. Clever clever. Not letting it talk. Can't sue you for labor costs if it can't talk can it! Ha ha!
I love festivals.
He then proceeds to use some very colorful (but ultimately pointless) magics around to attract attention and hang up some streamers. But enough about that, where'd that namean go? He hasn't been getting into trouble again, has he?
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"I... I don't even know how I got these..."
@Oh god.@
You there! Yes! You! Kitty Person! Take off that ridiculous outfit immediately!
If you don't have anything nice to say, come sit next to me so we can make fun of people together!
Always gotta be careful at festivals.
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Cassius looks at the wizard and then back to Rick. then to the wizard and back to Rick. He starts thinking about how to talk to the wizard... could he probably give him a voice? Starts looking at Rick with pleading.. well a pleading ruby. He has no eyes remember?


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