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Study of acute diarrhoea among preschool children from below poverty line families of Lucknow district, North India
Background: Acute diarrheal illness remains one of the major causes of childhood morbidity and mortality especially among children under five in developing countries. Many of the risk factors for contracting diarrheal illnesses are associated with poverty, such as lacking access to safe water and sanitation, poor hygiene practices and unsafe human waste disposal. Objective of the study was to know the prevalence of acute diarrhoea and find out certain associated risk factors among preschool children from below poverty line family of Lucknow district.
Methods: A community based cross sectional study was conducted using multistage sampling in rural and urban areas of Lucknow district from August, 2012 to July, 2013. Total 352 children aged 12-47 months from Below Poverty Line families were enrolled in this study. Mothers were interviewed after taking informed consent on pretested predesigned questionnaire.
Results: A total of 352 children were participated in this study, of which 75 were suffering from acute diarrhea, thus giving a two-week prevalence of 21.3%. The main risk factors for acute diarrheal illness were found to be Unimproved/no toilet facility, unsafe disposal of children stool, having piped water supply, storage of drinking water at household level, not received complimentary feeding within specified period and no vitamin A supplementation.
Conclusions: Approximately one-fifth of the children included in the study reported diarrheal disease. Building toilets and providing safe drinking water at the household level, interventions through effective health education of the community regarding appropriate complimentary feeding and immunization practices may reduce the burden of diarrhoea among these children.
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Buffalo RiverWorks Entertainment Complex
Abstract Architecture provided Architectural Design and construction administration services from the inception of this exciting and transformative Buffalo River front project. The project took a soon to be vacated and abandoned industrial site on the Buffalo River and transformed it into a bustling year-round entertainment complex.
With road and river dock access, two covered hockey rinks, a professional roller derby team, Buffalo's own Queen City Roller Girls of the WNY all-women roller derby league and a brewery housed in a grain elevator, Buffalo RiverWorks has become the "place to be" on the Buffalo River.
We set out to save as much of the two existing structures as possible, with the main entertainment space, and new back of house facilities (locker rooms, kitchen and delivery) housed in new infill construction that connected the separate buildings to create a single 60,000 square foot complex.
The main floor can be quickly transformed from accommodating 2,500 people watching roller derby to upward of 4,000 people for Mixed Martial Arts or even 5,500 people in concert format. The majority of the time the main space functions as a full-service restaurant. There is a mix of sized semi-private, indoor and outdoor areas intended for multiple events to be held at the same time.
We proudly accepted a 2016 AIA Buffalo/WNY design award for this project.
Photo: Cesar A Cedano/arqpop
School Street House
School Street House is the first residence completed of what should be several proposed new builds on the City's west side. This single-family home is designed to be distinctive and to make a statement. While it's not intended for the timid of nature, it is for those who are comfortable making a statement with their home and want to be part of a vibrate and exciting transitioning Buffalo neighborhood.
An open-plan living space & kitchen on the first-floor is partnered with an exterior rear patio, which is intended to function as an extension of the interior spaces. The upper floor has two large bedrooms, each with its own full bathroom. Finishes and styling is a shift away from your traditional Buffalo interiors and are chosen with the intension to create a relaxing and resilient living space.
By taking advantage of a corner lot location, all the interior spaces are bathed in plenty of natural light from the expansive and numerous windows on the two street front elevations. The ability to bath all the rooms with plentiful amounts of natural light, creating a welcoming and spacious interior environment.
Photo: Angelo Deluisio Photography
Larkinville Live/Work²
When you have a pair of "cool customers" with an open mind and start with the shell of a historic brick building in the ever-expanding Larkin District, you know the results are going to be awesome.
With the "work" portion of the program dominating the first-floor, each space was designed to meet the specific demands of each specific business operation, with a shared office being the primary divider and connection between the front and rear spaces.
The second-floor "live" portion of the program is a beautiful single-bedroom program with a spacious open-plan living/kitchen space. The residential portion of the renovation is flooded with loads of natural light and comes complete with amazing views out over a quickly changing streetscape.
Photo: Sara Schmidle Photography
Rose Garden Residence
Originally Built for Charles Rand Penney, the new owners of this Buffalo city residence undertook a complete renovation to make the house their own. The work included reversing the work of a previous renovation, revising the dated design, addressing poor circulation within the residence and providing improved access to the ample property.
Both first and second floors underwent extensive renovations to improve livability and handle the day to day grind of not only family life but to provide a residence that is ideal for entertaining. The final design provides separate private areas for individual family members while still maintaining open and easy to use spaces where the family can come together.
The first floor is divided into public and private areas. Large spaces for family life are bathed in natural light and combine to create ample space for entertaining. Two primary axis suitably direct people though the public spaces and lead users out on to the patio and the large pool. A large master suite dominates the private area of the first floor and is placed in the rear of the residence to really give a feeling of solitude and privacy.
The second floor is intended for the family to spend time together, with a large tv lounge with an adjacent small homework area which will transition to a home office as kids get older. Two separate bedroom suites surround the family space providing each family member with there own distinctive individual space.
Photo: Cesar A Cedano/arqpop
Ted's Jumbo Red Hot's Headquarters
Ted's Red Hot's approached us with the request to assist them with the relocation of their corporate headquarters from a small suburban space that had far out lived its functional usefulness, to an amazing new location overlooking the Buffalo River.
A long and narrow space, the client had a detailed list of requirements for this tenant build-out. In addition to the space needing to meet the client's functional requirements, it was apparent that making the most of the great views and getting natural light to all areas of the office, were going to be critical design considerations.
By utilizing a glazing wall system in lieu of typical stick framing for the offices corridor walls, we were able to create a feeling of openness and allowed interior team working spaces to receive abundant natural light. The system also met all the acoustical separation requirements for the offices should the need for privacy arise.
The office conference room is the definition of multi-functional, with all the typical meeting requirements provided covered, it is also utilized for staff and new hire training. This means that there is also a full reproduction of a Ted's serving kitchen, obviously it makes for a great office lunch meeting!
Photo: Sara Schmidle Photography
Allentown Cottage
Working closely with the Client and then the contractor, Abstract Architecture provided design services for the interior renovation to this beautiful Allentown cottage. The project objective was to unify the house, closer to its original form, removing the remnants of previous renovations and the past conversion to a two-apartment occupancy.
The removal of two small rooms and a loft from the rear section of the house allowed for the undersized kitchen to be expanded, allowing adequate space for the addition of a dining area. The removal of these barrier spaces also permitted the reconnection to the exterior with direct access to the existing rear deck and beautiful city rear yard. The glazed opening also provides abundant natural light that was lacking previously.
Minor changes were made to the living area, focusing of comfort and ensuring natural light and an under-stair ½ bath was relocated and reconfigured to provide a compact full bathroom, ideal for overnight guests and visiting family.
Photo: Cesar A Cedano/arqpop
North Buffalo Kitchen
Reorganizing the majority of the first floor of an existing house shouldn't be this much fun, but with great clients who wanted a bigger kitchen for a growing family, a seemingly endless supply of Irish whisky and a good sense of humor, the renovation to this North Buffalo home was a most enjoyable adventure.
When all the dust settled, we had relocated the kitchen, making it a more integral component of the family living space, with direct access to the back yard and turned the old, crapped kitchen into a mudroom complete with a home office/kids homework nook.
The best part, who says you shouldn't be able to sit at your kitchen island and watch the 7pm Freight rattle past on the rail tracks that the property backs on to, not this guy!
Photo: CCB Photostudio
Ellicottville Stone House
This new residence, located in the outskirts of Ellicottville NY, was built by its owners literally one stone at a time. Now fully enclosed and mostly complete, yes, we have to update our photo, the owners are currently focusing on the interior details, wood trims and decorative finishes yet still enjoying living in their new home.
A large wine cellar and a naturally cooled food locker dominate the basement, which has a pass through in the living room floor. An exterior entry also functions as a stone retaining wall that provides a protective barrier to the home that is located on a steep sloping site.
The kitchen and Living Room dominant an intentionally open first floor plan. A centrally located, oversized stone fireplace with a heavy wood mantel and a single steep elevation change, are the only barrier elements needed to define the different spaces. Refinished and re-glazed patio doors provide both views of the thick natural foliage of the gully outside, and plentiful natural illumination.
Perfectly sized second floor bedrooms are about cozy comfort over excessive size. The Attic can eventually be developed into a master suite if or when desired. A Single bathroom not only has all the typical amenities, but also amazing views on the snowcapped valley beyond.
Animal Outfitters @ 500 Seneca
Abstract Architecture PC worked with the team at Animal Outfitters on their second store, this time also providing doggy daycare services. The space is laid out so to maximize the use of a tight tenant space and to optimize access from both the street frontage and an inner courtyard.
The ability to optimize natural light throughout the kennel area via the large glazed openings on both sides of the space and the flexibility to change the layout of play pens allows for quick reorganization of the space in response to daily population variations, make the space feel much larger than it really is. Smaller, separated spaces, also with sizable internal glazing, were created for entry & sales, K-9 bathing & grooming facilities and an office.
Located in the resurgent Hydraulics District at the newly renovated Five Hundred Seneca, the finish palette was selected from materials reflective of the existing historic building. Exposed concrete (floors & counter-tops), metal (supports, wall panels & movable barricades) and exposed wood (paneling & shelving) are utilized not only for their beauty, but also their inherent resilience under the most difficult of conditions.
A steady flow of visitors, both 2 & 4 legged, make this a fun stop for anybody with a love of man's best friend.
Photo: Cesar A Cedano/arqpop
Highland Ave Master Suite
Nothing is a better use of a dirty, unfinished attic in an old Elmwood Village residence than a beautiful new bedroom suite. The tall roof lines of the turn of the century home naturally provided more than adequate head-height, and the ease of providing natural lighting helped create a comfortable & private sanctuary in a long used space.
The second-floor apartment saw numerous changes to improve the livability of the space, primarily eliminating the chopped-up nature of your typical village double. The open plan kitchen flows easily into the dining area and large living area, with the new stair in the front entry area up to the attic poking out just enough to gain the attention of visitors and let you know that there is something interesting happening further up.
With a comfortably sized bathroom and His & Hers walk-in closets, there is still plenty of extra space to escape to upstairs, even if your desire is to only read a good book. We turned the house over to the homeowner who used her natural talents to decorate the apartment perfectly!
Photo: CCB Photostudio
Falley Allen
It's a restaurant, the food and atmosphere is really what is important! I think we succeeded in creating a fun and attractive environment in which to enjoy a good meal or simply stop by for drink.
The interior design while attractive and vibrant, is intended to pay homage to Buffalo's blue-collar heritage. The material selections, finishes and fixtures are all intended to send a message of strength and resilience, while creating an atmosphere of tasteful relaxation, the ideal environment for a great night out.
If there is a black Great Dane sitting outside, he likes a good old fashion steak, medium rare….
Photo: Sara Schmidle Photography
Evoke Salon
We partnered with the new owner to transform this recently vacated Elmwood Avenue retail space into Evoke Salon. The desire was simple, create a clean, bright space that would provide an enjoyable, relaxing salon experience, I think we succeeded!
The layout of the existing space, divided into two distinctively separate spaces with a level change, wasn't ideal for a simple open salon space and therefore was the initial design challenge. Utilization of the space was further complicated by the deep and narrow nature of the space. But at least it had great ceiling height!
Utilizing the former partially submerged storeroom area for secondary activities such as the hair wash and dying stations, allowed us to maintain as much open space in the storefront as possible, ensuring it remained uncluttered and easy to maneuver through. By limiting the main body of the salon to just three chairs and built in workstations, it ensured that the space felt larger than it really is. We removed the door to a disused entrance from the rear of main salon space and replaced it with a fixed glazing unit, providing an additional source for natural light to flood the salon.
Photo: Sara Schmidle Photography
Of The Sea
Abstract Architecture partnered with Wrafterbuilt Furniture and Emerson James, Inc. for this hip, slightly off-keel office space located in the historic Genesee Gateway complex. The design team had the most enjoyable time working with a client who not only had a very particular company image to present and wanted to do so in a fun and exciting way.
Maintaining a largely open plan entry and work area was critical and allowed for the best utilization of a tight space. Despite the limited square footage available for this tenant build-out, there are still dedicated areas for video production, coffee and group meetings.
The most heavily utilized work areas are located towards the street front of the suite so that natural light fills them, with custom light fixtures intended to add a sense of drama to particular rooms. The color palette was intentionally left neutral so that the natural materials of the furnishings would be emphasized.
Photo: Cesar A Cedano/arqpop
Elmwood Village Kitchen
This city living couple needed a little more space to make their existing compact kitchen all that much more functional. With the additional desire to improve access to a beautiful backyard, a small addition to the rear of the house, the careful redesign of the room and lots of hidden storage, this makeover created a truly usable center for daily life.
Be warned, one always must be careful of the Wiener Dog, he's more guard dog that you think!
Photo: Cesar A Cedano/arqpop
In The Works!
We always have projects at various stages in the process - conceptual design to construction an everything in between. Take a look behind the curtain at Abstract Architecture and see what we're up to right now!

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Master Suites
550 square feet
Master Suites are two-room suites and offer King beds, a pullout couch in the living area and a double-sided fireplace. The freshly- renovated bathrooms offer a dual entry and boast an oversized Jacuzzi tub and separate shower. Enjoy rose arbor or swimming pool and fountain views from your private patio or balcony.


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Revealed: the self-storage insurance policy rip-off
Customers who buy contents insurance through their self-storage firm are routinely overpaying by an average of three times more than they could get elsewhere.
Telegraph Money has seen examples where customers were charged up to seven times as much, or told they could not shop around for a better deal, and in some cases were charged more for insurance than for the storage itself.
Britain is a nation of self-storers. Almost half, or 1,430, of the self-storage sites in Europe are in this country, according to the Self Storage Association UK trade body.
Contents insurance is normally compulsory when goods are placed in a self-storage unit. Some household contents policies extend to cover this, but...
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There have been times where I missed out on spending Independence Day in America due to traveling abroad in Vietnam and South Korea. Before then I didn't realize how much this holiday meant to me. The sense of unity, family, and pride... it really made me miss home.
Growing up in Surf City, California, 4th of July has always been one of my favorite holidays. There's this sense of unity amongst everyone that is just so heartwarming, especially in today's society... we need it. Every 4th of July morning, my mom and I would wake up extra early and ride our bikes down Pacific Coast Highway to watch the Independence Day parade unfold. Soldiers, dancers, martial artists, classic cars, councilmen, etc. all line up waiting for their turn to impress the parade-goers. After the parade, it'd typically be time to prep for afternoon festivities - whether that's a family get together or OC BLOCK PARTY, there's always lots of food and activities going on.
Despite the fun and games, dressing the part of 4th of July is probably on the top of my list. Channeling my 'Miss Independent,' I went for a red halter top with bold white "USA" written across the chest (American Pride, I suppose), denim high waisted shorts, and white patent boots.
As always, happy holidays, my love bugs! Also, check out my latest travel video!


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"Morning Sickness" Remedies
Nausea during pregnancy can be brutal. And let's be clear, "morning sickness" does not stick to the hours before noon. You may experience nausea at any point during the day, and for some women, nausea persists all day long.
The American Academy of Family Physicians estimates 75% of women will have some symptoms of nausea and/or vomiting during their pregnancy. Symptoms usually start around 4-6 weeks gestation and subside after the first trimester. However, for some women, symptoms can persist well into the second trimester. The upside? Nausea can be a good sign of a viable pregnancy if that provides any consolation.
Relief can be hard to find. we've got a few nutritional remedies you can try.
Vitamin B6:
Taking 25 mg of vitamin B6 every 8 hours has been shown to reduce nausea in some pregnant women.
Ginger Extract:
Studies have shown improvement in nausea with 125-250 mg of ginger root extract in capsule form every 6 hours. Ginger tea can also be helpful, but 8-oz of ginger tea contains only about 25 mg of ginger extract.
Small, frequent meals:
Eating first thing in the morning and every few hours throughout the day can help keep nausea at bay. Including a small snack before bed is also a good idea.
Bland foods with low aroma can also be helpful. If cooking food makes nausea worse, recruit your partner to help out in the kitchen. This is the perfect time for them to get used to helping fuel you. Pregnancy is just the beginning. Once the little one arrives, you will absolutely need an extra set of hands to feed you while you feed baby.
Find recipes that can help you maximize nutrition while navigating nausea in our soon to launch Pregnancy Program!


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Sharing Microsoft's Wealth
Microsoft probably has the best balance sheet among the country's largest companies, but it doesn't get much credit for this on Wall Street. One reason is that the software giant has been stingy with shareholders.
Some investors hope that Microsoft gets more generous later this year. If it does, Microsoft shares, now stuck around $26.50, could move into the low $30s.


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Must Love Pekes is a blog for those who love Pekingese, their looks, their antics, their personalities. It is written by me, Linda, and I have been rescuing Pekingese for over 15 years. Lots of them have gone through our home. We have loved them all.
Monday, November 13, 2017
2 comments:
- LadyJicky said...
The Princess has found her Palace !!!! :)
- November 13, 2017 at 1:17 AM
- Lost Earring said...
Another happy and beautiful rescue and adoption story. I know there are sad days when one of our's passes but all in all thank goodness there are more happy stories than there are sad stories. I love it.
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A lot of people pick up the Bible with the intention of reading through it. Start to finish...
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The phone rang in the middle of the night. It was the local hospital, and someone was dying.
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Waste water influent fractionation analysis useful for analysing finescreen plants performances
Brightwork monitors the performance of full scale finescreen plants at WwTW Beemster and Aarle Rixtel in the Netherlands. Remarkable differences in removal efficiencies of suspended solids at the two plants led to the development of a fractionating analysis, which is now commercially offered by Brightwork.
The influent analysis reveals the particle size distribution and simulteneously the concentration of both suspended solids and cellulose per fraction. The cellulose analysis is based upon the RUG method, which is developed as part of the research program "Cellulose Assisted Dewatering of Sludge (CADoS)" at WwTW Ulrum, the Netherlands.


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Lynn and Joe went to high school together and were in the same graduating class but hardly knew each other. About eleven years later, Lynn and Joe found each other again through Facebook of all places!!
They decided it would be really great to get together and get to know one another and share high school stories! Their first date was January 12, 2012 and Joe took Lynn to McLoone's in Pier Village. It was the perfect spot seeing they both live in the NJ Highlands down the shore and totally love the beach. Although it was winter, that did not matter to them at all! So on February 15th they made it official that they were dating and quite happy about it!
Joe is an accountant and Lynn is quite a designer and loves beauty, of course she works for Anthropologie! (My favorite obsession)!! They truly are so sweet together and I am so excited to capture their beautiful wedding day coming this February. So lets get back a bit, and hear how Joe proposed!
Lynn and Joe knew that they were ready to make that next step of sharing their lives together so they did start looking at engagement rings. They both fell in love with the perfect ring and right after finding it, they raced home to show her parents and for Joe to get their blessing. In all of Joe's excitement he decided right there and then to propose! He got down on bended knew and said "I cannot wait another minute, will you marry me"? If that is not the sweetest story, I don't know what is!!!!!
Joe and Lynn enjoy bike riding together and hiking. Seeing they live in the NJ Highlands, they have Hartshome woods in their backyard and the ocean across the bridge. So south Jersey lends itself to some amazing places to enjoy their time together.
They will be getting married at one of their favorite restaurants called The Wine Bar, and it is so beautiful and intimate. I cannot wait for February to celebrate this beautiful couple!
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Close To My Heart just announced a huge paper sale!!!
Close To My Heart wants to show how much they appreciate you! And to do so, CTMH is bringing a Constant Campaign with SUPER deals to you for 8 days only. From Wednesday August 4th at 9 am (MDT) through August 11, while supplies last, you can purchase selected My Stickease® assortments for only $2, My Reflections® Level 1 kits for only $4, and My Reflections® Level 2 paper packets for only $6 on my website MyCTMH® .
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