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Douglas, a grower from Spokane, Washington, had been growing our types of plants for years.
He had recently switched to only eating organically grown fruits and vegetables and loved the health benefits. So he wanted to bring the same feeling into the crops he was growing.
Excited, he started with a common organic fertilizer called Earth Juice... and... in his own words it was "a nightmare"!
Why? There were many reasons. If you've ever tried growing organically before, ask yourself if any of these problems sound familiar...
- It was extremely hard to mix and apply unless he watered by hand which took way too much of his valuable time...
- It smelled horrible, like raw sewage, and made Douglas and his family want to retch whenever they went near the indoor grow room in their home...
- Fungus gnats began breeding in the sludge and spread all over his plants, his house and totally disgusted him and his family...
- While he was getting a decent harvest before with a 3-Part synthetic blend, his plants were now pale green, sick looking and he was left with an "overflowing toilet" type situation in his grow room!
- And worst of all, It built up like sludge around his Rockwool and became like what you'd see at a raw sewage treatment plant...
After his disgusting results, Douglas flushed out the Earth Juice and tried the next organic fertilizer his store recommended, Pure Blend Pro. But he soon found out it was just an additive and not a base nutrient.
Not only that, he discovered Pure Blend Pro was not 100% organic because it included ingredients like potassium carbonate, magnesium carbonate, calcium carbonate...
Even worse: these carbonates, which are included as pH buffers actually leak into the growing medium � build up over time becoming more concentrated � and eventually raise the pH of the growing medium � creating a less than ideal growing environment for plants.
On a mission now, Douglas was determined to find an organic nutrient blend that worked!
He tried some off-brand organic nutrients made by home brewers, including super teas, and found the same kind of problems over and over...
They were extremely hard to mix and use... smelled bad (so bad, they couldn't be used indoors because of the raw sewage smell)... clogged his pump system... or they didn't give the plants enough nutrients to grow strong.
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"Let me tell you, I could tell from the first time I opened the Iguana Grow container that this was going to be different for me and my plants.
I could tell that this was a fully organic formula but also that it didn't smell like sewage.
It poured easily and diluted itself into my reservoir real well. It worked easy in my system and went right into the plants' roots with no trouble.
The plants were greener and grew faster than I had ever seen.
I used Iguana Bloom for bloom phase, and I gave your stuff an A+ because I see that the taste and yield are improved over anything I've used before, even synthetics."
"Let me tell you, I could tell from the first time I opened the Iguana Grow container that this was going to be different for me and my plants.
I could tell that this was a fully organic formula but also that it didn't smell like sewage.
It poured easily and diluted itself into my reservoir real well. It worked easy in my system and went right into the plants' roots with no trouble.
The plants were greener and grew faster than I had ever seen.
I used Iguana Bloom for bloom phase, and I gave your stuff an A+ because I see that the taste and yield are improved over anything I've used before, even synthetics."
NUMBER ONE: Iguana is 100% organic and uses only premium quality and sourced ingredients... including... the most potent, effective, and powerful micronutrients available today.
For example, several types of guano from different sources are utilized so you get a broader range of guano nutrients. And Advanced Nutrients thoroughly washes the guano, so you only get purified guano extracts that don't make you gag from the smell.
In fact, all the ingredients in IGUANA JUICE™ are quadruple clean-processed utilizing so they're deodorized and disinfected. Because of this, your garden smells great and stays safe!
And the manufacturing processes are so advanced that the ingredients retain their whole nutritional value, or the nutritional value is actually magnified (due to the removal of contaminants) during this extensive cleaning process.
It's the same with the immaculate kelp meal extracts used in IGUANA JUICE™. Your plants get more concentrated kelp nutrition than they ever could before.
What's more: Advanced Nutrients uses several different blends of volcanic ash from many different parts of the world (because of differing nutrient profiles) to source only the most powerful, effective and nutritious micronutrients possible for use in this formula.
In short, every ingredient in IGUANA JUICE™ is premium sourced, deodorized, and clean-processed so you get only the freshest, purest and most potent organic formula available.
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That's why it mixes easily in any type of hydroponic gardening system... and... why it flows so easily through almost any type of system without ever clogging it.
In fact, Iguana has been specially designed for use with all hydroponics, sphagnum and soil growing mediums. And you can use it with any and all hydroponic, aeroponic, drip irrigation, NFT, ebb and flow and continuous liquid feed growing systems.
It's also the reason why you never have to worry about the nasty "sludge" buildup you would get from nearly every other organic fertilizer system. And speaking of sludge...
NUMBER THREE: Because IGUANA JUICE™ doesn't smell like sewage and it mixes fully without creating "sludge" in your filters and growing systems, it doesn't create the same environment that other organic formulas create.
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And that's not the only benefit to a liquid, 1-Part formula like this...
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Tell the person who helps you that you want to put IGUANA JUICE™ to a "home test" in your own garden and see if it really is the best organic formula around. To make this a complete test, be sure and get both IGUANA GROW for your vegetation phase and IGUANA BLOOM for your flowering phase.
Next, all you have to do is go home, wash out your current fertilizer and start using IGUANA GROW in your next grow cycle.
You'll see the perfectly engineered organic nutrients with just the right amounts of nitrogen and growth enhancing ingredients promote vigorous growth greener nutrient healthier plants than ever before.
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I swear, what i really love about apple is not the hardware its the software, they fail to offer a simple thing as a slight upgrade in screen size 4.5 thats all some of us ask. I bet if the iphone 5c had a 4.5 inch it would be selling better than it is.
150,000 a day comes out to 55 million a year. Color me crazy, but I'm pretty sure no other manufacturer in the world pumps out this many devices since no one else in the world can sell this many devices. Yet these numbers are dismal? Wow!
I have an iPhone 5... and to tell you the truth I love the look of the white 5c. I think the 5c model is a nice replacement for the iPhone 5. I also think its smart to differentiate the models. On one hand I think it was designed to feel like a step down so it entices people to want the "high end" model. But on the same token it was made for the people that like just like the colors... Its like back in the day when you had the white and black plastic MacBooks and the all aluminum MacBook Pros. Im rambling now but what Im trying to say is I think its nice that people at least have a choice.
I can understand but as far as sales go. Everyone wants the latest and greatest
The 5c is the one you don't have to worry about dropping in the damn toilet. Just give it to your kids and let them get peanut butter and dog food all over it, it' doesn't matter.
it's not the phone(though it is duplo block ugly) it's the stupid price tag,
Edit: parents want to spend $150 max for a phone used by careless teenagers that believe money grows on trees
They might as well stop production of it completely or half the price at least. The iPhone 5C has always been the latest iFail from the start.
So that's why they've pushed the 5c do hard: they can't sell it. I was wondering why last year's model with a plastic housing is displayed first on their website and has occupied every iPhone ad slot I've seen this cycle.
Wow. Couldn't of told ya that would happen ever. *Insert sarcasm* But seriously. It was a fail to begin with cause it's just an iPod Touch 5 with cellular capabilities. What the h*** apple? Really?
iPhone 5S is for the iPhone junkies. iPhone 5C is for the newbies that want an iPhone with half the price (contracted) that don't need all of the bells and whistles. It's a win-win.
Kinda makes you wonder how they calculated the demand for this phone before launching into a massive 300k units/ day operation.
Well, they brought it upon themselves.
I love apple and all, but man are those people getting greedier by the minute.
Launching a phone thats cheaper in production, at the same price and trying to fixate the user into thinking ' ohh.. Its for the colorful, so i should get one' is a crook's way.
I love apple products, but their pricing has gone haywire. I live in India and an iphone 5s 16 gig will cost around 60000 rupees, which is twice my monthly salary. And bear in mind, I have completed my major in economics from one of the best institutes in Delhi University.
No one in India would pay 50k for a 5c just because it has an apple logo on it. They would much rather buy a 5 or even a 4s. What apple doesnt understand is that they are doing fairly well quality wise, they just have to move down the price ladder, especially when they cut corners off a product.
My wife loves her Iphone 5c, Apple got to cut the greed dump the 4s as the "free phone" go with the 5c everyone knows that Iphone 6 is less than a year away


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It makes a very light and flaky pie crust. I made up to 25 pies a day at one time using this recipe.
2 cups all purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1/2 cup tap water (not too cold or hot)
Place flour, salt and baking powder in bowl. Mix up with fork. Add oil and water to flour mixture and stir well. Dough will form into ball and leaves sides of bowls. (I use stainless steel bowl). Divide dough into two equal balls. Roll out each piece between wax paper. Use no other flour than first two cups. You may double and increase this recipe as you please.
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If the winter blues have you a little down-in-the-dumps, perhaps a little green may be just what the doctor ordered! While the weather outside may be frightful, Jan. 10 is delightful! It's Houseplant Appreciation Day, an annual "holiday" that celebrates houseplants of all shapes and sizes.
Health Benefits of Indoor Plants
Plants not only add color to the home, they also help us stay healthy! They increase humidity levels and decrease dust within the home, reducing cold-related illnesses by over 30 percent. Some believe plants can lower blood pressure and reduce stress.
Indoor plants naturally clean the air we breathe by reducing the levels of airborne pollutants in indoor environments. Indoor plants help remove up to 87 percent of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) from the air. According to Mother Nature Network, the following plants help improve indoor air quality:
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Latinos in the United States continue to be impacted by HIV/AIDS, having higher rates of both new HIV infections and people living with HIV disease than their white counterparts.1,2,3,4 Latino youth and gay and bisexual men have been particularly affected, and the epidemic's impact varies across…Fact Sheet Read More
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Latinos and HIV/AIDS (Spanish version)This fact sheet provides an overview of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the United States as it has affected Latinos, including information on the disproportionate impact of HIV/AIDS on the Latino community and a current case profile. It is available in English and Spanish.Fact Sheet:Fact Sheet Read More
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HIV/AIDS: Comparison of Candidate's Proposals Download a printable.pdf of this document Bush-Cheney1 2 3 4 5 Kerry-Edwards6 7 GLOBAL HIV/AIDS Global HIV/AIDS Leadership & Funding President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)1,3 provides $15 billion over 5 years (FY 2004-FY 2008) to global HIV/AIDS, TB, and malaria efforts: Almost $10…Fact Sheet Read More
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In 2003, the United States committed $15 billion over five years (2004–2008) to fight global HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. President Bush recently signed legislation reauthorizing the law for another five years with $48 billion in funding. A new side-by-side compares key provisions of the reauthorization and the original law. Side-by-Side…Fact Sheet Read More
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GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) - A wild second half at snowy Lambeau Field turned out sour for the Green Bay Packers in a 38-31 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday.
A fumble from Packers quarterback Matt Flynn, who was scrambling for a first down deep in his own end, was recovered by the Steelers. Pittsburgh running back Le'Veon Bell scored from 1 yard out to put the Steelers ahead for good with 1:28 left.
The Packers (7-7-1) got one final chance, after Micah Hyde's 70-yard kickoff return set up the Green and Gold at the Steelers' 31 yard line. Flynn led the Packers to the 1-yard line, but one last pass for receiver Jarrett Boykin was incomplete, ending the game.
Flynn finished 21-of-39 for 232 yards with one touchdown and one interception. That pick was returned 40 yards by Pittsburgh's Cortez Allen for a touchdown.
Running back Eddie Lacy scored two touchdowns for Green Bay, who now needs the Chicago Bears to lose Sunday night in order to set up a deciding game next weekend for the NFC North Division title.
The Steelers (7-8) remained in the AFC Wild Card chase, although they need some help to make the playoffs.
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SAN DIEGO, Calif. --- A 15-1 run in the clinching fourth game, finished off the most impressive win to date of the 2013 season for California Baptist University, as the Lancers downed No. 25 Point Loma 3-1 (26-24, 21-25, 25-22, 25-16) on the road Tuesday night.
In a battle for second place in the PacWest standings, CBU paid back an earlier season loss to the Sea Lions by ending PLNU's 11-match home winning streak to move to 13-2 in conference play and 16-7 overall. CBU sits just a match back of No. 4 BYU-Hawaii for the top spot in the PacWest, with the Seasiders coming to town Nov. 8.
"This was a big match for us tonight and the girls responded really well," said CBU Head Coach Branden Higa. "There were a lot of ups and downs, but we weathered all of them and finished strong."
In what had been a very tightly contested match Tuesday, the Lancers broke the fourth set wide open by rattling off 10 consecutive points after a 5-1 run to bury the Sea Lions. CBU trailed 12-8 when the run started and were well on their way to victory when PLNU finally scored its 14th point.
Jelena Dragovic blasted a kill and served an ace to get CBU headed back in the right direction after trailing by four early and then Malika O'Brien and Kim McCalmont combined on a block to pull the Lancers to within one. Two PLNU errors gave CBU a 13-12 lead and eight more during the 10-0 sprint more than helped the Lancers along the way. McCalmont also had three kills to help the Lancers put the match away.
"Our service pressure and defensive intensity picked up, especially in the third and fourth sets and that really got them off their game," said Higa.
After the teams traded runs out of the gate, the Lancers and Sea Lions played nearly even until late in the opening set when CBU finally found three-straight points to go up 22-19. Dragovic and McCalmont ripped back-to-back kills, followed by a PLNU error to give the visitors a bit of breathing room.
The Sea Lions battled back quickly, however, evening the set at 23-23 and then grabbing game point with a big block of McCalmont. The CBU senior came right back on the following play, blasting her seventh kill of the set to fight off the loss. From there Tori Hinderaker took over from the service line, floating in a pair of aces to give the Lancers a spectacular game one win.
PLNU came right back to even the match, winning the second game by four thanks to a late run. As it did all night, CBU had a decisive answer, taking yet another close game to go up 2-1 in the match. A key block by O'Brien and Jenna Perry gave CBU set point after the teams had been tied late in the game and O'Brien would finish it off with a kill from the middle.
McCalmont posted 14 kills and five blocks on the night and Lauren Marr added 12 kills on a blistering .435 hitting percentage. O'Brien had five blocks as well as CBU controlled the net with an 11-6 blocking advantage.
"Lauren did a great job taking care of the ball tonight and attacking efficiently," said Higa. "Katie Rotondo's 19 digs were big defensively for us as well. She did a lot to steady us defensively."
Kelly LeClair had 14 kills and Heather Leavitt added 13 for the Sea Lions. PLNU had 31 attack errors to 19 for the Lancers.
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Kelly comes to the Islander athletic staff after spending the past two years with the Phoenix Coyotes of the National Hockey League. With the Coyotes, Kelly served as the ticket sales coordinator where he oversaw the game day sales staff and coordinated suite rentals for all Coyote games and special events at the Jobing.com Arena. Kelly also assisted with the coordination of all peripheral sales for special events among other duties.
The native of Chicago spent the two prior years with Oklahoma State of the Big 12. He began as a postgraduate intern in the ticket office left as an assistant ticket manager. In his final position with the Cowboys, he supervised a staff of 30 full-time and part-time employees overseeing the men's basketball ticket operations. Kelly assisted in the season ticket campaigns for various sports along with the processes of renewals and reseating.
Prior to OSU, Kelly worked in a variety of roles in the ticket and event management offices at Western Illinois while completing his graduate degree in sports management. There he was the main contact for all ticket operations associated with seven ticketed sports. Kelly helped to coordinate the game-day operations for all home events and had additional duties as the public address announcer for basketball, volleyball, softball and baseball.
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Kid's 'Finicky' Eating: Food Phase or Eating Disorder?
Maggie Baumann, MA: It's not uncommon for children to be "picky" eaters, but how can you tell if your child's eating issues are associated with a life-threatening illness such as anorexia or bulimia?
While the majority of eating disorder cases are seen in teenage girls and young-adult women, it's becoming more common to see them in prepubescent children -- mostly girls aged 8 to 12. (Boys can also be affected, though it's less common.)
Psychiatrist Barton Blinder, MD, a specialist in treating eating disorders, has observed anorexia in children as young as 4. In "The Eating Disorders: Medical and Psychological Bases of Diagnosis and Treatment" (the textbook Dr. Blinder edited), it says that childhood anorexia generally has the same diagnostic criteria as adolescent and/or adult-onset anorexia -- except that, in children, a 15 percent reduction in body weight is sufficient for diagnosis, instead of the 25 percent required for older age groups. (Prepubertal children -- especially girls -- have less body fat than their adolescent counterparts.)
Here are some quick definitions:
Childhood-onset anorexia nervosa: These children are preoccupied with weight and body size. Generally they have a distorted view of their body and ingest an abnormal or inadequate amount of food. They usually have a strong desire to lose weight, and if they eat more than what is acceptable to them, they may take laxatives and/or exercise to get rid of the extra calories. They may experience delayed sexual maturation and growth impairment. They are at an increased vulnerability to emaciation and dehydration. Rapid weight loss is often seen, which can bring about many serious medical complications, including heart or electrolyte problems that can be fatal.
Childhood-onset bulimia nervosa: Children with bulimia frequently engage in binges (eating excessive quantities of food at one time). The binging usually causes the child to feel guilt and then choose to make herself/himself vomit or use laxatives in order to get rid of the food. They have a strong preoccupation with weight and body size. Their weight can be low, normal or high, so sometimes it's difficult to diagnose bulimia just by looking at them. Like anorexia, bulimia can be fatal due to the serious medical conditions associated with it.
One psychological feature associated with both childhood-onset anorexics and bulimics is that the children tend to be concrete thinkers and lack little insight to describe their psychological issues and feelings. Also, most are black-and-white thinkers -- a characteristic they share with adolescent and adult eating-disorder patients.
The main behavioral feature associated with children who have eating disorders is that their actions are more focused on refusing to eat and selective eating. However, some children do struggle with binge-eating disorder, another type of eating disorder wherein the child ingests excessive amounts of calories without any compensatory behaviors such as purging, taking laxatives or excessively exercising. This type of emotional eating can contribute to childhood obesity and all of its medical complications.
Other Childhood Eating Disturbances
London-based medical researchers Rachel Bryant-Waugh, Ph.D., and psychiatrist Bryan Lask, MD, describe other eating problems in children (in addition to anorexia and bulimia):
Food-avoidance emotional disorder: These children have emotional problems -- such as sadness, worrying or obsession -- that interfere with their appetite and eating. They are not preoccupied with weight or body size. The emotions tend to be so intense, food intake isn't a priority.
Food refusal: Commonly found in preschool children, food refusal can be used as a means to obtain other things. The child may refuse to eat in the presence of certain people or in certain situations. They are not preoccupied by weight or size. Worry and unhappiness may underlie the food refusal.
Pervasive refusal: Children with this serious condition tend to have a profound refusal to eat, walk, talk or self-care. Physical examination often shows no organic explanation for the symptoms. The children are often very resistant, angry or frightened.
Selective eating: This is commonly seen in preschool children. They eat a very narrow range of foods -- maybe just five or six, usually carbohydrate-based -- and do not like to try new foods. These children tend to be normal weight and height and have no preoccupation with weight or height.
Appetite loss due to depression: When depression strikes a child, one of the symptoms can be the loss of appetite. The loss of appetite is usually corrected with successful treatment of the depression.
Food phobia: Generally, these children are fearful of eating -- particularly eating lumpy or solid foods. Some fear the food will poison them or cause them to gag, choke or vomit. They are not preoccupied with weight or body size and don't want to lose weight. In many cases, a traumatic event -- such as a previous choking incident -- led to the phobia. Others may just have an illogical association in their mind that leads them to develop the phobia.
Restrictive eating/poor appetite: These children will eat a normal range of foods, but in small portions, due to a small appetite or disinterest in the food. They are not preoccupied with weight and are generally happy children. The restrictive eating is not associated with an emotional problem.
Inappropriate texture of food for age: Some children will only eat pureed or semi-solid foods (those appropriate for a 6- to 10-month-old infant), when they should be eating a normal diet of solid food that requires biting and chewing. They can be at normal weight or low weight. There is no preoccupation with body size or weight issues.
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM), a common reference tool used by mental health clinicians, describes these additional feeding disorders in children:
Pica: When infants and children eat nonedible substances such as paint, bugs or dirt.
Rumination disorder: The repeated regurgitation of food. This can be potentially fatal for infants, who may develop malnourishment and delayed development as a result.
Any of the above-listed childhood feeding disorders can eventually turn into an eating disorder if it interferes with normal growth and development and is used to compensate for emotional issues the child is experiencing. Before any feeding or eating disorder can be diagnosed, a complete medical work-up must be performed by a physician in order to rule out any medical reasons for the behavior.
According to therapist Ann Gerberry, MA, director of clinical services at Remuda Ranch, a residential facility in Arizona that treats eating disorders in adults, teens and children as young as 8, children with anorexia may show the following symptoms:
- Classic self-starvation behavior.
- Severe anxiety.
- Depression.
- Obsessive thoughts related to a fear of eating and a fear of getting fat.
- Tremendous psychological torment.
- A desire to please their parents, but an inability to eat the food their parents' request.
- Persistent food avoidance and weight loss connected to emotional reasons.
- Some may not show body-image concerns or obsessions.
- Eating disorders in children need to be distinguished from feeding disorders that might cause growth problems and failure to thrive.
- Disturbed parent-child relationships often manifest with food and eating problems.
The children's program at Remuda Ranch treats children aged 8 to 12. Once the patient reaches high school (at approximately 13 years of age), he or she enters the Ranch's adolescent program. Each program offers age-appropriate treatment, since children and adolescents can struggle from different stressors and are in need of individualized treatment techniques and education.
Common Causes of Eating Disorders in Children:
- Genetics. There is a higher chance of getting anorexia if you have a first- or second-degree relative with anorexia.
- Perfectionism.
- Inability to self-soothe or tolerate distress.
- Low self-esteem.
- Anxiety disorder, including separation anxiety disorder.
- Depression.
- Maturation fears.
- Somatic issues -- physical complaints such as headaches and/or stomachaches.
- Oppositional defiant disorder -- a child with a pattern of disobedience, negativity and opposition to authority figures.
- Relational issues such as attachment disorder, teasing, bullying or social phobia.
- Family issues of neglect.
- Trauma issues: child abuse, sexual abuse, physical abuse or bullying due to obesity-related issues.
Typically, treatment centers like Remuda Ranch begin treatment with a two- or three-day assessment phase with the child and parents. This is followed by consultations with the child's treatment team, which includes a registered dietitian (RD), primary-care medical doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist/therapist, nurse and education coordinator. The team then presents a treatment plan to the child and parents.
Treatment may include:
- Regular appointments with a medical doctor.
- Many patients are seen daily by a psychiatrist.
- Weekly RD and nutrition therapy.
- Individual and group therapy.
- Family therapy/intensive family week.
All meals, activities and restroom visits are supervised so staff can intervene on any eating-disorder behaviors that may present during treatment.
The goal of treatment is to get the child to return to his or her ideal body weight, resolve any medical complications and stop the eating-disorder behaviors. Of course, treatment is also focused on resolving any emotional disturbances that may have triggered the child to use eating (or not eating) as a coping tool to manage life. Not only is the child offered emotional support, the families are, too -- so when the child returns home, the family can work together for continued recovery.
If you suspect that your child has an eating issue, consult his or her doctor promptly for help. For more resources on eating disorders in children, visit www.mirror-mirror.org/child.htm. To locate treatment centers that provide care to children, visit www.edreferral.com.
Does your child have any unusual eating behaviors -- including feeding and/or eating disorders? If so, how have you managed to help him or her?
You know the article should be talking about picky eating and food allergies, NOT eating disorders. Good grief.
I agree with Karen. This should be about picky kids and getting them to eat.
On another note, a kid eating a bug is not pica. It's just a little kid eating a bug.
Actually, kudos to the person that wrote this article. Unfortunately, many people don't take eating concerns with children seriously enough and are uneducated such as those who commented above. This issue is becoming more common and more concerning. As a mother of a child with an eating disorder I am pleased that the word is getting out there. We need to start paying attention to our children's needs and stop brushing everything off as "just being kids" or we will end up with a generation of adults with some serious problems.


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Webster followed a three-goal, one-assist outing last Saturday against Holy Cross with a two-goal performance this weekend at Providence. In addition to his two goals, he won three-of-four face-offs, picked up two ground balls and caused one turnover in the Bobcats' 9-3 win at Providence. In the last two games, Webster has five goals and an assist.
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After Boy Scout leaders in Middle Tennessee announced this week that they won't allow gays to participate, a Montgomery County man has stepped down from his position after serving the organization for decades.
Boy Scout leader Bill Moser has been involved with the organization for more than 50 years.
He said it was a difficult decision, but he feels the Middle Tennessee policy that says openly gay scouts can't participate goes against everything the group teaches.
Moser said he personally believes the purpose of the Scouts is to build a responsible and productive society, according to a report in the Leaf-Chronicle.
He said teaching intolerance is not Boy Scout oath or law.
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The recently updated Java Specification Requests (JSRs) show that the licensing battle between the Apache Software Foundation and Sun Microsystems (the force behind Java) still hasn't ended after raging for seven years.
Sun's table of JSR reviews per company show nice little green check
marks next to Google, Fujitsu, HP and many others. Apache is the only one marked with a big red X. The vote log for Apache includes the statement,
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Richmond, Ontario
|Coordinates: 45°11′40″N 75°50′20″W / 45.19444°N 75.83889°W
|1850 (Village of Richmond)
|1974 (Township of Goulbourn)
2001 (City of Ottawa)
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Richmond is a Canadian village.[1] Founded in 1818, it spans the Jock River, a tributary of the Rideau River. Like many communities in eastern Ontario, Richmond houses several unique populations. Some residents have historic and economic roots in the immediate area. Richmond operates as a small core to its residents. To others, the village serves as a bedroom community for the larger urban area of Ottawa. Richmond's amalgamation with the city of Ottawa in 2001 has had mixed results. A significant impact on democratic representation, as well as threats to local values and determination are some of the major concerns. Richmond is 15 km from North Gower, 32 km from Carleton Place, 36 km from Downtown Ottawa, 41 km from Smiths Falls and 45 km from Perth. Its population at the Canada 2006 Census was 3,301.
After the War of 1812, loyal settlers were sought for Upper Canada (now Ontario). The United Empire Loyalists, who, after the American Revolution, had helped to settle areas further south and west in Upper Canada were being regarded with increasing suspicion. Instead, disbanded soldiers were the most immediate loyal settlers for this new era of development.
The village was laid out for the Government in 1817 by Colonel Fortune, and settlement commenced as early as 1818. This was a military point for a number of years. The Duke of Richmond, then Governor General of Canada, died here in 1819 from the bite of a pet fox, in a frame barn on Chapman's farm, about 2 miles from the village, on the Goodwood river. The village derives its name from the Duke of Richmond.[2]
Richmond was selected by the British Army in 1818 as one of the first military settlements. Others included Perth and Lanark. Named after the Duke of Richmond, who was the newly appointed Governor General of the Canadas, the village of Richmond was laid out in a grid on the north bank of the Jock River (which for a while was renamed the Goodwood after the Duke's English estate). Richmond was the centre for the administration of lands in the area. Military supervisor, Major Burke, placed mainly Irish soldiers of his 99th Regiment in Goulbourn. Scottish settlers from Perthshire were placed in the adjoining area of northeast Beckwith, while Irish civilians were settled in southeast Beckwith, Goulbourn, and other parts of the neighbouring townships.
In the spring of 1818 the officers and men of 99th were at Quebec, and, in common with those of other regiments, had their choice of a passage home to Ireland or, if they so elected, to remain here in Canada where they would receive free grants of land in the new country to be settled on the Ottawa and Rideau rivers. Thus, in late 1818 (with the help of neighbours in Hull, Quebec assisting in construction) the village of Richmond was born.
From 1818 to 1822, the village was managed by the Settling Branch of Upper Canada's Military Department. Village life was dominated by military culture and institutions during these early years. While official plans of the village demonstrate an optimism for its future growth and importance, this never came to pass. By the time the military relinquished control of the village in 1822, very few civilians had settled. Many historians argue that the highly planned villages of early nineteenth century Ottawa Valley were a failure compared to villages and towns that sprang up in a more "organic" nature in response to such factors as proximity to transportation routes, natural resources, and quality farm land. In the case of Richmond, the rising importance of Bytown and the building of the Rideau Canal several kilometres east of Richmond significantly contributed to its failure to thrive.[3] By 1832, Hamnett Pinhey described the state of Richmond to the Freeholders of Carleton as, "a jail in itself." He goes on to note that, "I have known that place these thirteen years, it was then a rising place, but it has been falling ever since, and is now almost nothing; not a house has been built but many a one has fallen down and still are falling... if you get into it in the Spring, you can't get out till Summer; and if you get into it in the Fall, you must wait till the Winter, and whose fault is it but the Magistrates and Gentry of Richmond; that is to say the Shopkeepers?"[4]
Richmond was incorporated as a village on the Goodwood river, in the east corner of the township of Goulbourne, 21 miles from Ottawa City, and 11 miles from the Ottawa river in 1850. For a number of years the trade and business was very active, but by the 1860s appears to have declined. By 1866, the village with a population of 600, contained several general stores, flouring mills and tannery; a grammar school, building of frame, W. Houghton, master. There were four churches-Church of England, built of stone, Rev. J. C. B. Pettit, rector; Church of Scotland, building of frame, Rev. Wm. P. White, minister; Wesleyan Methodist, building of frame; and the Roman Catholic church, built of stone, Rev. Peter O'Connell, parish priest. [5]
It was annexed by Goulbourn Township in 1974. In 1969, Richmond became part of Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton until 2001. It has been within the City of Ottawa since January 1, 2001 as one of the many rural villages recognized by the City of Ottawa. Each of these amalgamations has resulted in a significant reduction in democratic representation for villagers. Some residents in Richmond are displeased about the most recent amalgamation into the Ottawa city structure and would like to de-amalgamate along with other areas of rural Carleton County.
Richmond's amalgamation into the city of Ottawa is a cause for concern for many local residents. These concerns are represented by groups such as the Carleton County Landowners Association. Amalgamation has also gained the attention of several researchers concerned with sustainable community development and local governance. David Douglas' study of restructured rural communities points out that threats to local traditions and values, lack of local control over the restructuring process, and a marked decrease in democratic representation are some of the important issues that have been neglected through this process and which pose a significant threat to the health and liveability of amalgamated rural communities such as Richmond.[6] Contained within the City of Ottawa structure, Richmond is vulnerable to many of Douglas' concerns.
The village mascot is a fox, after a local legend relating to a rabid fox who is reported to have been responsible for spreading the disease to the Duke of Richmond's dog, who subsequently bit the Duke, killing him.
The village of Richmond has many historical buildings such as St Philip's Church, which is the oldest church in the Catholic Archdiocese of Ottawa.
Popular sports in Richmond include baseball, soccer, curling, and ice hockey. The Rideau Trail runs through Richmond. The Ottawa-Carleton Catholic School Board runs an elementary school named St. Philip. The public Ottawa-Carleton District School Board operates an elementary school named Richmond Public School and a high school named South Carleton High School [1]. Residents can take RR 10 in travelling to Carleton Place, Perth, or Smith Falls. They may also take the Highway 416, To Prescott or Ottawa. Richmond Road also meanders to downtown Ottawa. Richmond has a Scout Troop. The village has limited bus service to Ottawa through the 283 OC Transpo.
The village houses a limited selection of shops and services including a LCBO, banks, drugstore, grocer, and several restaurants.
Coordinates: 45°11′40″N 75°50′20″W / 45.194311°N 75.838991°W
Notable residents[edit]
- George Seymour Lyon, won the gold medal in golf for Canada at the 1904 Olympics
- Gordon Danby, coinventor with James R. Powell of the Null Flux Superconducting Maglev technology used in the JR–Maglev[7]
- Maria Hill, Early settler and heroine of the War of 1812
- ^ City of Ottawa Official Plan showing rural villages within new municipal boundary: http://www.ottawa.ca/city_hall/ottawa2020/official_plan/vol_1/06_schedules/schedule_a_en.pdf
- ^ Ottawa City and counties of Carleton and Russell Directory, 1866-7
- ^ Richard Reid ed., Upper Ottawa Valley to 1855. Ottawa: Carleton University Press, 1990.
- ^ Hamnett Pinhey to the Freeholders of Carleton. 25 February 1832. (NAC, Hill Collection, Vol. 2)
- ^ Ottawa City and counties of Carleton and Russell Directory, 1866-7
- ^ David J.A. Douglas, "The Restructuring of Local Government in Rural Regions: A rural development perspective," Journal of Rural Studies 21 (2005) 231-246.
- ^ James Powell, Gordon Danby & James Jordan (2102) The Fight for Maglev, Self-Published: http://www.amazon.com/The-Fight-Maglev-America-Transport/dp/1468144804
External links[edit]
- Carleton County (Carleton Landowners Association)
- The McElroy Family of Richmond - The history of Richmond written by William McElroy, during the summer of 1923.
- Richmond Heritage Blog
- Richmond Village Association
- Rideau Valley Conservation Authority


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To implement this in full generality one needs a reference count on the acquired Py_buffer struct.
While the immediate benefit may seem small, this becomes more crucial if #178 is implemented; where each slice would need a new reference to the buffer. The time taken of the tp_getbuffer of a given object is outside of our control; and we can't even be guaranteed to get back the same buffer each time, making slicing less robust.
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It seems clear that one needs a reference count allocated on the heap, since we want to eventually be able to pass buffers to other functions (#177) and store them in fields and global variables (#301). So something like:
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