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The juniper beads are made from carpathian juniper. Juniper has a beautiful aroma and antibacterial properties. All of the beads are handmade and therefore the sizes, shapes, colours and patterns may vary from necklace to necklace.

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In 2004, Lloyd Kahn discovered a group of unique carpenters along the Pacific Coast of North America. Over a two-year period, he made four trips from his home in the San Francisco Bay Area. up the coast, shooting the photos that appear in this book.
To preserve the homeowners' privacy, specific locations are not given, but suffice to say this book focuses on the Pacific Coast north from San Francisco up to and around Vancouver Island, British Columbia, latitudes 37 to 49 degrees.
There's been a vortex of creative carpentry energy in this part of the world over the last 30 years. Many of the builders shown here got started in the countercultural era of the '60s and '70s, and their work has never been shown in books or magazine articles.
As in the author's previous books Shelter and Home Work, there are three featured builders: Lloyd House, master craftsman and designer who has created a series of unique homes on a small island; Bruno Atkey, builder of a number of houses and lodges built of hand-split cedar on "The Wild Coast" (the Pacific Ocean side of Vancouver Island), and SunRay Kelley, barefoot builder tuned into Nature, who has designed and built wildly imaginative structures in Washington, California, and other parts of the country. In addition, there are working homesteads, sculptural buildings of driftwood, homes that are beautiful as well as practical, live-aboard boats, gypsy-type caravans, and examples of stunning architectural design.
The two predominant features of the landscape here are water and wood. Most of these buildings are on or close to the sea. Islands are reached by ferries; it's a marine environment. And, there's an abundance of wood. Trees grow fast and tall in rainy Northwest forests; many of these buildings were constructed entirely from logs off the beach or trees from adjacent land.
You're invited to come along on these trips up and down the coast: going down these roads, riding the ferries, camping on the beaches, meeting these builders, and seeing their unique creations.
Lloyd Kahn, the author, generously provided a copy of this, his newest book, for review. I was really looking forward to it after reading Home Work and I was not disappointed!
What struck me immediately was how different, and yet similar, the Pacific coast feels from my own New England coast. The photos are all so lovely that you almost feel as if you are there, and can smell the sea air.
Every time I thought I'd found my favorite home in the book I turned the page and there was my new favorite! Each of the houses featured had that warm, welcoming feeling to them that no amount of money spent on professional interior decorating can buy. Their homeyness came through in the pictures perfectly.
My favorites from Lloyd House were his caravans, they just had a great feel to them, and the Baird House (pages 28 - 31). I especially liked the openness of the round main room in the Baird House.
SunRay Kelley's Temple (pages 64 - 71) was simply stunning in its beauty and grace. I love the idea of radiant heating in the sand, clay, and straw floor. The idea of a non-concrete floor seems so welcoming.
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Condition Zero is a woefully uneven package that's hard to recommend to most people.
How do you make Counter-Strike a single-player experience? That's the difficult job developer Turtle Rock Studios had when they got the rights to work on Counter-Strike: Condition Zero, a spin-off that features a handful of unconnected missions with different goals. Although the game's main draw is playing a series of missions where you need to fulfill specific objectives, the game also features a campaign called Deleted Scenes and a traditional multiplayer portion. The result of such a unique combination is a bizarre game that you'll either love or hate.
Let's start by describing the core campaign. In Condition Zero, you play a series of unrelated missions where you complete different challenges with the help of bots. As you progress through the "Tour of Duty" (this is the fancy name for the different tiers of levels,) you spend points on bots and as you clear levels, you receive more points. So to assemble your team, you choose from different bots, each with his weapons and equipment. Bots also have statistics associated with them and these are divided into skill, co-op and bravery, so this helps you choose the best bots available at any given point.
Once you've assembled your team, you complete challenges such as kill two enemies with a pistol, win a round in less than a minute, rescue all hostages, be ahead of the opposing team by two rounds and so on. These objectives add a level of depth and strategy to the Counter-Strike experience. It's worth pointing out that you assume the role of a commanding member of the Counter-Terrorist team (you can't play as a terrorist in any of the single-player campaigns) and as such, you can give orders to the bots. So you can make them camp in a specific part of the map, you can tell them to follow you, call for help, ask for reinforcements and so on.
Condition Zero has some strengths. For starters, the spin-off is an accessible version of Counter-Strike, so if you've never played the team-based shooter before, you can play this game and feel like you're learning some of the basics. Another advantage is that if you play with bots, there's no toxic behavior, so this immediately eradicates one of the most serious problems with Counter-Strike. But there's more, there's a wide range of difficulty modes, there's a variety of maps to play in and more importantly, some of the classic maps have been updated, the challenges are varied and the game forces you to use weapons you wouldn't have chosen otherwise.
But for all its strengths, there are some problems. This isn't a true Counter-Strike experience, so while defeating bots in challenge-based levels is entertaining, you're not exactly learning how to play against human players. For whatever reason, you can't play as a terrorist, so you can't practice setting up the bomb or protecting the VIPs from the Counter-Terrorists. Also, bots behave erratically and even if you practice for hours, they'll never feel like human players. I also ran into some obnoxious bugs that hurt my experience. There were instances where I threw grenades, but they didn't explode or times when the game said I rescued all hostages, but they weren't following me. But there's more. On harder difficulties, completing some of the challenges is almost impossible, since the AI-controlled teammates behave like idiots and on top of that, your enemies always know your location. Naturally, this makes missions extremely frustrating and it's only a matter of time before you give up trying to finish all of them. Or maybe you'll move on to the Deleted Scenes campaign, which unfortunately, is the worst part of the game.
In Deleted Scenes, you play a series of missions that are completely unrelated to each other. In the first mission, for instance, you find yourself in the middle of a battlefield and you need to shoot anything that moves with the exception of your teammates. These missions are boring, simplistic (they feel like a shooting gallery and the enemies rarely react to your presence,) I ran into constant performance issues while playing them and there are some missions that can be considered stereotypical and offensive (you liberate a Latin American country from a dictator, for instance.) What makes this campaign so lackluster is that it incorporates elements that you don't associate with the Counter-Strike series, including infiltration missions, new weapons (taser, flamethrower) ammunition and health packs and the fact that you're almost invincible. Additionally, the Deleted Scenes content seemed antiquated back when Condition Zero came out and by today's standards everything about the campaign seems laughably bad.
Finally, playing online is harsh and time-consuming. Although there are hundreds of servers to choose from, not only are most of them empty, but also I couldn't find a single server with low ping, since none of them were physically close to me. An alternative is playing locally with friends or creating a server to play with them, but that would take too much time for a game that's not worth the hassle.
Counter-Strike: Condition Zero features a handful of promising ideas that didn't pan out. If you want to learn how to play the game, there are newer and better options, such as Counter-Strike: Source or Global Offensive. In the end, Condition Zero is a woefully uneven package that's hard to recommend to most people.


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Mark Shield has made it a one-two for Australian match official's in 2007, after taking out the AFC Referee of the Year award at a glittering ceremony at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney overnight.
Australia has now produced the leading male and female referees for 2007, after Tammy Ogston, won the female equivalent last month. Tammy made history after refereeing the final of the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup, between Germany and Brazil in September.
Shield refereed the final of the AFC Asian Cup 2007, between Iraq and Saudi Arabia in July and has already officiated at two World Cup finals.
In the main award of the night, Saudi Arabia striker Yasser Al Qahtani was crowned the AFC Player of the Year 2007.
Qahtani was joint-top scorer and skippered his side to the final of the AFC Asian Cup 2007 and finished ahead of Iraq pair Younis Mahmoud and Nashat Akram.
Former UEFA president Lennart Johansson, was awarded the highest individual accolade of AFC Diamond of Asia, for his contribution in developing Asian football, while he was head of UEFA.


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Mason jars have become so popular that they are now a common item in many households. They were traditionally used for preserving, pickling, and storing goods. Somewhere along the way, people realized just how useful and aesthetically pleasing these jars truly are.
Nowadays, Mason jars are used for a multitude of purposes, including a plethora of DIY projects. From glass lights to wind chimes, these versatile, high-quality jars can serve many needs that you can think of. Here are just a few clever DIY ideas to get you started:
Decorative Floral Chandelier
For your next fancy outdoor party, give your guests an ambiance that they'll remember for the rest of the summer. This elegant floral fixture will definitely be the talk of the party - and it's easy to make with a few Mason jars, a wire basket, and some string. Find out more about the project here.
Match Dispenser
Matches are great for emergencies, but the one flaw is that the boxes aren't waterproof. Plus, it takes up a lot of space to have multiple boxes of these things sitting in your drawer. With this clever DIY, you can make your own match dispenser, complete with the strike paper on the lid! They are super handy to have around the house, especially if you love hanging out on your porch or patio.
Wooden Panel Bottle Opener
Don't go digging through your kitchen for a bottle opener every time that you want a nice, cold drink. This handy project features a Mason jar that catches all your bottle caps so you won't have to pick up after them. For more information, check out this simple tutorial here.
Luminaries are great for any occasion. We often see them during special occasions and holidays, but they can be customized to suit any event or environment. Click here to learn how to make your own.
Bee Farm
If you're feeling particularly ambitious about embarking on a summer project, then you should try your hand at this impressive mini bee farm. Beekeeping can be a lot easier than you think and can be very rewarding. And there is a certain sense of achievement in farming your own honey. If you're intrigued by this project, click here to learn more.
Backyard Caddy
Make the most out of your next patio barbecue with this handy, outdoor utensil caddy. You can customize it with any color and decorations that you'd like, such as that cute "Enjoy" sign that the above picture depicts. Get started here.
Bird Feeder
With the weather getting warmer, birds are starting to come out to enjoy the spring air. If you love having birds visiting your yard, you can make your yard more inviting to them by making this simple yet fully functional bird feeder. Learn more here.
Outdoor Chandelier
Chandeliers don't have to be restricted to being inside your home. They can make your porch or patio look just as inviting! This beautiful and easy-to-assemble chandelier can be made with a few simple items. Click here for more information.
Wind Chime
While this DIY project may require a bit more skill and time, the results are definitely worth it. Create your own one-of-a-kind wind chime to show off on your porch. You will have neighbors asking you where you got such a beautiful piece! Click here to learn more.
Herb Garden
Even if you don't have space in your yard, you can make your own upright herb garden with this clever DIY. Using a few Mason jars affixed to a wooden panel, you can rest this beautiful piece in a non-intrusive corner or wherever you have space. Find out more here.
Plant Labeling
If you have some spare Mason jar lids, you can make the most out of them by using them as plant labels. They give your garden a very unique look and you'll know exactly where to look when you need your green onions.
Butterfly Feeder
With a few simple items and some sugar water, you can make this alluring butterfly feeder to attract beautiful butterflies into your yard. Click here to learn more.
Glow-In-The-Dark Table Lights
This is a fun, simple project that even your kids can help make! They can choose their favorite color schemes and let their creativity take the wheel. These will also make great temporary night lights that they can be proud to have made for themselves. Check out the full instructions for this project here.
Solar-Powered Lanterns
Give your yard a gentle glow at night with these solar-powered Mason jar lights. They cost a little bit more to make than your standard luminaries, but they more than make up for it in the long run. Energy gathered from the sun during the day powers these elegant jars during the night. Find out more about them here.
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Freescape comfortably landed a maiden here before well beaten in the Super Sales Race at the Curragh. Poetic Light was always travelling like a winner over a mile at Bellewstown and was well in the lead at this trip but Militry Decoration has been looking one-paced on soft ground. Verbitude is the type to do better now in a handicap but Roscommon debut winner Painting Pictures appears to have gone backwards. The latter's stable companion Bonnie Baugh has gradually improved and overcame a tardy start with a fair run here last month but the vote goes to JUST SHERRY. Johnny Feane's filly hadn't shown much before her nursery debut at Down Royal where she made most of the running until caught close home by Magic Sea with a subsequent winner back in third.
Freescape 20-1 (9-1) Mid-division early, no extra from over 1f out, 27th of 29, 34 1/2l behind Snazzy Jazzy (9-5) at Curragh 6f stks Soft - Heavy in Sep.
Poetic Light 7-4fav (9-5) Disputed early, soon led, asserted over 3f out where 4-length advantage, ridden over 1f out, kept on final furlong, slightly reduced advantage closing stages, won at Bellewstown 1m mdn gd in Aug beating Maunganui (8-11) by 1 3/4l, 13 ran.
Militry Decoration (IRE) 7-1 (9-5) Settled behind leaders, 5th halfway, ridden to progress 2f out, disputed 2nd over 1f out, no impression on leader, kept on same pace, no extra in 3rd closing stages, 3rd of 8, 6l behind Kew Gardens (9-5) at Killarney 1m mdn sft in Aug.
Verbitude (IRE) 20-1 (9-5) Mid-division early, 10th approaching straight, soon pushed along and one pace, 12th of 17, 10 3/4l behind Threeandfourpence (9-5) at Fairyhouse 6f mdn Yielding in Sep.
Bonnie Baugh (IRE) 25-1 (9-0) Mid-division, pushed along and headway on inner under 2f out, ridden in 3rd 1f out, no impression inside final furlong, 3rd of 14, 2l behind Cristale (9-0) at Dundalk 6f mdn pol in Sep.
Painting Pictures (IRE) 5-1 (9-10) Tracked leaders, headway to lead halfway, headed over 2f out, soon no extra, weakened, eased final furlong, last of 13, dist behind Magic Sea (8-13) at Down Royal 7f hcp Soft - Heavy in Sep.
Eos (IRE) 14-1 (9-10) Rear of mid-division, pushed along over 2f out and no impression in 7th over 1f out, no extra, 7th of 13, 12 1/4l behind Magic Sea (8-13) at Down Royal 7f hcp Soft - Heavy in Sep.
Elusive Don (IRE) 9-1 (9-10) Towards rear, 9th halfway, switched right in 8th 2f out, soon ridden, weakened over 1f out, 8th of 10, 17 3/4l behind Triple Sec (9-3) at Tipperary 7f hcp Soft - Heavy in Sep.
Itschessnotchekers (IRE) 33-1 (8-11) Mid-division on outer, pushed along and no impression under 2f out, no extra over 1f out, eased inside final furlong, 10th of 12, 15l behind Beach Wedding (8-10) at Down Royal 7f mdn Soft - Heavy in Sep.
Feadan (IRE) 40-1 (9-0) Towards rear, 7th halfway, pushed along approaching straight and no impression under 2f out, no extra final furlong, 8th of 9, 12 3/4l behind Chiara Luna (9-0) at Leopardstown 6f mdn fll gd in Aug.
Just Sherry (IRE) 14-1 (8-9) Led, headed halfway, led again 2f out, strongly pressed inside final furlong and kept on well, headed on line, 2nd of 13, shd behind Magic Sea (8-13) at Down Royal 7f hcp Soft - Heavy in Sep.
Smiling Eliza (IRE) 5-1 (8-8) Prominent when impeded after 1f and soon towards rear, pushed along into straight, no extra from over 1f out, 5th of 6, 12l behind Solar Wave (9-5) at Gowran Park 7f sft in Aug.
Prep (IRE) 33-1 (8-12) Mid-division, ridden in 7th 2f out, no impression, 9th of 14, 11 1/2l behind Scoil Naisiunta (8-10) at Naas 1m hcp Yielding in Oct.
Downtown Diva (IRE) 16-1 (8-4) Soon mid-division, 9th early, 7th approaching straight, pushed along to chase leaders from 2f out, one pace from over 1f out, 4th of 12, 3 3/4l behind Solar Wave (9-7) at Fairyhouse 6f hcp sft in Sep.
Jango Fett (IRE) 66-1 (9-5) Held up, 16th approaching straight, soon some headway, kept on same pace from over 1f out, 10th of 17, 9 3/4l behind Threeandfourpence (9-5) at Fairyhouse 6f mdn Yielding in Sep.
Brass Button (IRE) 25-1 (8-8) Tracked leaders, 6th over 2f out, raced on outer into straight and no extra, 7th of 11, 18 1/4l behind Yulong Gold Fairy (8-6) at Galway 7f mdn Soft - Heavy in Aug.


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Upcoming CWD Conferences
Friends for Life® Orlando 2016
July 5-10, 2016
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- Coming to Friends for Life Orlando 2016? Join us for our Fourth of July Fireworks Fundraise at FFL Orlando 2016 on Monday, July 4th in Orlando, to benefit Children with Diabetes.
- Suspend Medicare's Dangerous Competitive Bidding Program for Diabetes Testing Supplies. This is very important.
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- The Diabetes Community continues to respond to the announcement by UnitedHealthcare that its customers age 18 and over who use an insulin pump would be required to use Medtronic, regardless of whether that was the best choice for their diabetes care needs. Here's some of the most recent responses:
- JDRF: Fighting for Access.
- Diabetes is Not A One Size Fits All Disease.
- American Diabetes Association: Keeping the Individual at the Center of Diabetes Care.
- UnitedHealthcare Restricts Insulin Pump Choice: The Diabetes Community Responds!
- UnitedHealthcare Takes Away Diabetes Devices.
- NEWSBREAK: Diabetes Voices…..We REALLY Need You NOW.
- #DiabetesAccessMatters – Share Your Story.
- Diabetes Access Matters.
- UnitedHealthcare Policy Change: A Systemic Issue.
- Petition - Get United Health Care to Cover all Insulin Pumps.
- Shame On United Health Care And Medtronic.
- The issue: UnitedHealthcare insulin pump restrictions.
- Diabetes is a Disease. Diabetes is a Business.
- You Diabetes May Vary So Access Matters (Wherein I borrow from Manny & Scott).
- Hey UHC, Here are 16 Reasons Pumps Aren't a Commodity.
- Devices aren't drugs: Insurance companies should not dictate diabetes technology.
- Goodbye, Medtronic (From A Once-Loyal Pump Customer).
- UnitedHealthCare and Medtronic Diabetes: I Could be Mad.
- UHC/MDT Debacle Through the Lens of a Bruised Insulin Injector.
- UHC+MDT: A chain of thoughts.
- Responses to UHC Decision on Pump Choice.
- Last week's poll asked readers if they are comfortable with their insurance company dictating what diabetes care products they can use. This week's poll asks if readers when they last refilled their glucagon prescription.
- The Featured Book of the Week is My Sister Has Diabetes and How That Makes Me Feel by Grace Rooney, Illustrated by Michele Pensa.
- This week's Humorous Tidbit is:
We were getting our puppy certified to be a therapy dog and we had to get a letter from the vet saying that she was healthy. This includes taking a stool sample to the vet. So after I "gathered" the sample and put it into a plastic baggy I noticed something black. After taking a look, it noticed what it was -- the dog had eaten a test strip!
- You know you're the parent of a child with diabetes when all three of your children request the "A1C Steak Sauce" at the dinner table. See more parent humor.
Featured Diabetes Team Question of the Week
- The Featured Ask the Diabetes Team Question of the Week is:
Our son will be attending robotics camp for 21 days. We check him overnight. How should we accomplish this at camp? Should the nurse be asked to do this? We are worried about an overnight low.
See the answer.
From the CWD Forums
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Quilt for Life
- The Quilt for Life now has 755 panels, each showing what living with type 1 diabetes means to one family. The next showing is at Friends for Life: Orlando 2016 in July. If you'd like to make a quilt and have it in the display, the quilt must be received by CWD before July 1, 2016.
Diabetes Camps
- Camp Kudzu seeks adult male volunteers to serve as camp counselors from June 4-10 and June 11-17. Details can be found at www.campkudzu.org/volunteers/at-camp/. The online application is accessible at campkudzu.campmanagement.com/p/register_staff.php. Contact Ashley Conant, email@example.com, for more information.
Conferences and Events
- The 2016 ConnecT1D Retreat, a one- to two-day retreat for adults, teens and young adults with type 1 diabetes, will be held from June 25-26, 2016 in Seattle, Washington.
Studies, Focus Groups, and Surveys
- TrialReach offers a central source for searching for diabetes clinical trials in the United States.
- Teens with T1D: Considering the insulin pump or CGM? You're needed in a new study about shared decision making with your parents. Learn more at https://apps.nemoursresearch.org/redcap/surveys/?s=ALNAPAR7T7
- PERL (Preventing Early Renal Loss in Diabetes) is a clinical trial for people with type 1 diabetes who have early signs of kidney problems. The goal is to test a new way to reduce loss of kidney function using a safe and inexpensive medicine. We are seeking adults (age 18 or older) with type 1 diabetes to participate in our study. Please sign up if you are eligible.
Diabetes Care Products and Apps
- Dexcom Seeks Approval for Dosing Insulin.
- Artificial Pancreas: What You Should Know.
- 9 Things We Learned About Afrezza's Future.
- Roche and mySugr Partner: Accu-Chek Connect Meter Now Integrated into World's Most Popular Diabetes App.
- SoftCGM: New Smartphone App to Continuously Monitor and Predict Glucose.
Diabetes in Social Media
- No Rest for Artie, How the Artificial Pancreas Keeps Us Safe While We Sleep.
- Surviving the Teen Years with Type 1 — This Mother's Secret.
- Old School Diabetes Tips You Need to Know.
- Not frivolous.
- Paris - When My Mom Thought She Lost Me.
- Educating Friends and Family About My Diabetes.
- My Mother's Battle Against Diabetes: The Invisible Illness.
- No One is Hiding a Cure for Type 1 Diabetes.
- How I Manage Food, Insulin, and Workouts with Type 1 Diabetes.
- Diabetes Trouble at the 2016 Vienna Marathon.
- A letter: Diabetes burnout.
Diabetes Videos and Podcasts
- A Type 1 Diabetes Conference: Interviews from Friends For Life Falls Church.
- Available September 2016: T1D College Graduate Wanted - Jackson, Wyoming
Our adventurous family is looking for a Type 1D to join our team for 9-12 months. Housing & utilities provided in exchange for about 15 hours of child care each week for a 7-year-old and 6-year-old, both with type 1 diabetes. You must be family oriented, an outstanding T1 role model and like the outdoor mountain town lifestyle. Tell us about yourself and we will send you a detailed job description. We can be reached via email at email@example.com.
- Prevention of Insulin-Induced Hypoglycemia in Type 1 Diabetes with Predictive Low Glucose Management System.
- Efficacy and safety of otelixizumab use in new-onset type 1 diabetes mellitus.
- Type 1 diabetes prevalence increasing globally and regionally: the role of natural selection and life expectancy at birth. Free full text available in HTML and PDF formats. See also Advances in medical care have led to type 1 diabetes boom.
- Generation of stem cell-derived β-cells from patients with type 1 diabetes. See also Stem cells from diabetic patients coaxed to become insulin-secreting cells.
- Higher diversity in fungal species discriminates children with type 1 diabetes mellitus from healthy control. Free full text available in HTML and PDF formats.
Daily Care
- Clinical status of a cohort of patients with type 1 diabetes diagnosed more than 2 decades before. Results of a specific clinical follow-up program.
- Evaluation of the Effect of Carbohydrate Intake on Postprandial Glucose in Patients With Type 1 Diabetes Treated With Insulin Pumps.
- Depressive Symptoms, Emotion Dysregulation, and Bulimic Symptoms in Youth With Type 1 Diabetes: Varying Interactions at Diagnosis and During Transition to Insulin Pump Therapy.
- Safety of insulin analogues as compared with human insulin in pregnancy.
- National Swedish study of immigrant children with type 1 diabetes showed impaired metabolic control after three years of treatment.
- Can an electronic glycaemic notebook associated with an insulin calculator improve HbA1c in diabetic patients on a multiple insulin injections regimen? A 26-week observational real-life study.
- Consideration of Insulin Pumps or Continuous Glucose Monitors by Adolescents With Type 1 Diabetes and Their Parents: Stakeholder Engagement in the Design of Web-Based Decision Aids.
- Medicaid managed care reduces readmissions for youths with type 1 diabetes. Free full text available in HTML format.
- Differences in Red Blood Cell Indices Do Not Explain Racial Disparity in Hemoglobin A1c in Children with Type 1 Diabetes.
- Celiac Awareness: Getting beyond gluten.
Legal and Legislative
- Investigation: Park City School District discriminated against diabetic student.
Diabetes in the Popular Press
- Tech-Savvy Families Use Home-Built Diabetes Device.
- Bountiful Couple First in Utah to Build DIY "Artificial Pancreas" for Type 1 Diabetes.
- Mike Rutherford: Ignorance about diabetes is rife.
- Newly crowned Miss NH raises awareness of diabetes.
- Get Inspired: Worcester's Chris Pennell on life as diabetic rugby professional.
- Cebix Shuts Down Following Mid-Stage Trial of C-Peptide Drug.
- Roche commits to diabetes testing and sees 2017 return to growth.
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DC: National University of Health Sciences, Lombard, Illinois
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National University Clinic, Lombard, Illinois
Salvation Army Rehabilitation Clinic, Chicago, Illinois
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About two weeks ago, the Sunday after the bombings in Boston, I started to think about life in a whole new perspective. It's not a perspective I might follow, just errant thoughts, pondering, and weighing options.
These thoughts led to my remembering an old friend, someone who was there for me through thick and thin for many years, as I was for her. She had some issues that were alarming at times, so much so that I found myself subtly pulling away from her bit by bit, a slow, torturous break-up. She was starting to scare me, and I told her so many times. She would just laugh wickedly.
Soon life took us in different directions, and our once solid-ice friendship thawed to a drip-drop. We spoke one more time about 4 years ago, catching up and such. I could tell she wanted to renew our friendship, but I had my own problems and didn't think I could handle hers at the same time.


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Hey so I have decided to get a PS4 as I think there are enough exclusives to get my interest. The question is though, do I get a Pro or Slim?
It's going to be £150 difference. I have a 144hz 1080p monitor that I'm using for my PC and have no thoughts of upgrading yet. Only when they have a high hz monitor for 4k and I think that will be a while still.
I will be using an external DAC+AMP as I want to use my HD650 Sennheiser headphones.
Also will the slim accept a USB DAC as it does not have an optical connection?
I'm also not sure how much I'm going to use the PS4 too, I think I'd play it more than my previous console though.
I had a PS3 before which I mostly just bought for TLOU and played a few more exclusives before it got buried somewhere for 6 months before I decided to sell it.
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Trustin Lee wrote: >Hi all, > >I've just got up in my bed, and got a new idea about integrating I/O >layer and Protoocol layer. > >Here's my idea: > >1. Remove I/O layer interfaces and merge them into protocol layer interfaces >2. Acceptors and Connectors fire messageReceived and messageSent event >whose messages are ByteBuffers; users will have to downcast them to >ByteBuffers. >3. ProtocolCodecs are implemented as filters; users will have to add >their own filters or predefined codec filters to perform >transformation between ByteBuffers and custom objects. (i.e. >ProtocolCodecs are generalized to filters) > >This change removes distinction between I/O layer and Protocol layer, >and therefore brings us more unified API though users of I/O layer >only will have to downcast message objects to ByteBuffers, but I think >it doesn't matter actually. > >We have released 0.7 internally, so we could apply this idea to 0.9 >branch. WDYT? > > Trustin this sounds very exciting but gimme sum time I'm swamped. Also have to answer to Endi as well. My appologies to both of you, Alex
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Ask actress Hailee Steinfeld what she's been reading lately, and she may struggle to name a novel that isn't becoming a big-screen adaptation in which she'll star. It seems the 16-year-old star of films like "True Grit" and "Ender's Game" is quickly becoming the go-to adaptation girl, and she's totally OK with that. To wit: next she'll star in the latest re-telling of Shakespeare's famous tale of star-crossed lovers, "Romeo and Juliet."
"I was reading the book in school at the time that I heard that they were remaking the film, and you know, I had watched the [director Franco] Zeffirelli version a few years ago ... The idea of knowing that it had been done before was present but just sort of walking into it with a different director who had a different take with all these incredible actors — everything about it was so different although we're retelling the same story," Steinfeld said of why she signed on to the project. "But I think what's so incredible about it, and what I love so much, is that so many themes in the movie are so relevant today, and no matter how it's told or who tells the story, it's still relevant. It's so relatable."
Though Steinfeld referenced the 1968 version during our Fall Movie Preview week interview, she's no stranger to the splashy Baz Luhrmann version from 1996, which it's worth noting, opened the same year she was born.
"I love that film. I love how different it is," Steinfeld said. "Again, it's the same story but told completely different. I love that that can be done."
Steinfeld's casting in the Carlo Carlei update raised a few eyebrows, owing to a widely publicized nude scene in the script penned by "Downton Abbey" creator Julian Fellowes. The scene was, of course, removed.
"I played the age of Juliet, and nothing in the script was changed," Steinfeld said. "You know, the way we shot things were different due to my age, but nothing in the script changed. It's just implied. People know the story, and they know what happens."
But Steinfeld did admit to being a bit intimidated by the idea of even hinted-at intimacy.
"You read it on paper, and it seems like it's one thing. So after you've read it the first time, your mind starts racing on how you think it's going to be done and what you think it's going to be like and all this stuff, and you're thinking all these different thoughts, and then it happens and it sort of just happens," she explained. "A lot of the scenes ... we just got right into it and didn't have much time to think on it or sort of get nervous about it. But obviously reading it on paper, it seems kind of intimidating, but Douglas [Booth] was great, and we had a very respectful cast and crew. It went really smoothly."
Next on Steinfeld's to-do list? In addition to prepping for the action thriller "Barely Lethal," co-starring Samuel L. Jackson, Steinfeld needs to catch up on a certain television series.
"I actually started watching 'Downton Abbey' on my way to Italy to film the movie," Steinfeld enthused. "I was a little late, and I'm still behind, but I love it so much."
"Romeo and Juliet" opens October 11.
From "Romeo and Juliet" to "Ender's Game," "Riddick" to "Oldboy," the MTV Movies team is delving into the hottest upcoming flicks in our 2013 Fall Movie Preview. Check back daily for exclusive clips, photos and interviews with the films' biggest stars.


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Tornado Quest Science Links And More For September 26 – October 3, 2016
Greetings everyone! I hope you're having a good start to your week. For much of North American, there's a touch of autumn in the air while spring is starting to kick in for the Southern Hemisphere. The big news this week (and for many days to come) is Hurricane Matthew, the first hurricane of the 2016 Atlantic season to achieve major hurricane status and the first Category 5 hurricane in the Atlantic/Caribbean basin in almost a decade. Matthew has provided a consistent forecasting challenge and will continue to do so for several more days. As of today 4 October 2016) evacuations are pending for many areas along the southeastern USA coast. There's also a severe weather threat in the USA's central plains today…lots going on weather-wise for much of North America…so lets get started.
For your consideration, here are this week's links…
With Hurricane Matthew threat to many areas of the Caribbean (and North America), here's some helpful information on making your own emergency preparedness kits. "Making a preparedness kit is one important way you can protect yourself and those around you. Remember that there are many types of emergencies – from those caused by illness to natural disasters – and you need different types of kits for a variety of situations."
Further hurricane safety information…
- Ready.gov Build-A-Kit
- American Red Cross Hurricane Preparedness
- Hurricane Preparedness from the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration
- NOAA Weather Radio
Do you live in a noisy location? If so, it can affect your quality of life. Here's a cool citizen science project you can take part in…find out how noisy your location is while supplying data for an important study.
Perhaps we're not out in the boonies as much as we thought. "It's tricky to map an entire galaxy when you live in one of its arms. But astronomers have made the clearest map yet of the Milky Way – and it turns out that the arm that hosts our solar system is even bigger than previously thought."
New research on Pluto suggests that it could have a deep salty ocean.
Check out this spectacular view…the first of its kind…of a billion stars shining in the Milky Way galaxy.
An excellent read on why you shouldn't put all of your trust in a hurricane's "cone of uncertainty." Forecasters have a daunting challenge that is often made much worse by the almost unfathomable complexities of our planet's atmosphere.
The NRDC has an excellent a concise overview on global warming that covers most any question anyone could ever have about this aspect of our changing climate.
A look into climates past. The longest lasting deserts on Earth are approximately 30 million years old and can give us a glimpse into future climate.
An interesting read on a surprising source of greenhouse gases…reservoirs built for many uses, including hydropower, drinking water, farm irrigation, and flood control, etc.
Part climatology, part public health in this read that, while focused on Australia, is applicable to all countries. Many in the medical profession are unsure of how to deal with climate change and its irrevocable connection to our health and well being.
Our planet's future does depend on your vote. And this year, the stakes are higher than ever.
Speaking of the future, "Dear Tomorrow" is a project where today's parents are writing letters concerning climate change to children of the future.
Finally, a sobering read that can be summed up by simply saying, "Science, Know Thy Enemy." How The Attack On Science Is Becoming A Global Contagion.
Sorry to end this post on such a dour note, but unfortunately that is the current political, theological, and cultural climate we live in.
On a lighter note, I'd like to extend a sincere welcome to my new followers in social media. I'm glad you're along for the fun! There are lots of good times ahead.
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Tornado Quest Science Links And Much More For Nov. 22 – 29, 2015
Greetings to all! I hope you had a great week. If you celebrated Thanksgiving this past Thursday, I hope you had a great holiday. As the end of the 2015 Atlantic tropical cyclone draws to an official close, we can take note that it's been another year without a significant landfall on the contiguous US states. Save for Sandra, an intense late season hurricane, the Eastern Pacific has fallen silent as well. Our attention, for those who care about the future of our planet, will turn to the United Nations Conference On Climate Change (COP21) in Paris, France in the coming week. Lots of news to keep on on…and plentiful links of good info within this post…so let's get started.
For your consideration, here are this week's links…
Finding a secure mobile messaging app can be a daunting task. This article should help you easily narrow down your choices.
You only have to step out of your back door to take part in this citizen science project. "Collecting Meteorites In Your Own Back Yard."
Check out this amazing 46 billion pixel map of a small part of our Milky Way galaxy.
This nice retrospective puts NASA's Apollo program in a new light.
"The Great Pacific garbage patch is one of the world's least talked about environmental disasters." It's plastic in paradise.
A new satellite program called FireSat, has the potential to be invaluable in a world where, due to climate change, large fires have become more common.
A slight rise in US carbon emissions was noted in 2014. Thought it was less than 1%, it's still far too much and in the wrong direction.
This amazing animation from NASA gives us an idea of our planet's yearly plant cycle.
A very interesting question! "Why Are Autumn Leaves Mostly Yellow In Europe And Red In North America?"
This very nice interactive map unveils the mystery of wind turbines.
What can the world learn from Europe's self-styled greenest city? A lot!
Once again, Sweden is leading the way by challenging the world to go fossil fuel-free.
Here's a very nice overview of the 2015 Atlantic tropical cyclone season. Joaquin was the most intense hurricane this year…reaching Category 4 status.
Recent discussions of a climate change "hiatus" have proven to be as unsound as the use of the word itself.
A good read from the World Meteorological Organization. "2015 Likely To Be Warmest On Record, 2011-2015 Warmest Five Year Period."
One of the most sparsely populated states in the USA is also one of the leaders in the per capita CO2 production.
Do you think you're up to taking the "hardest climate change quiz ever?"
The most unusual weather story I've seen in some time. "D.C. Weather Balloon Falls On Car In Philadelphia And Is Mistaken For A Bomb."
Will be interesting to see how well this works out. "New National Weather Service Outlook Will Tell You About The Next Snowmageddon Up To A Week In Advance."
A very informative read by Dr. Marshall Shepherd. "Four Odd Facts About Rain."
A nice paleoclimatology read. "Scientists discover 308-million-year-old tropical forest in the Arctic."
Sadly, a vast majority of our elected public servants in Washington, DC are out of step with sound scientific evidence and the American public.
That's a wrap for this post! I'd like to extend a sincere welcome to my new social media followers! Glad you're along for the fun!
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Tornado Quest Science Links And Much More For Nov. 1 – Nov. 8, 2015
Overall, it's been a relatively quiet weather week across most of North America. A taste of autumn severe weather activity on Thursday, November 5 was one of the few highlights. Much of the southern states received beneficial rainfall. Unfortunately for the western states, the ongoing drought has stayed the course. Due to several ongoing projects, this week's post will be brief.
For your consideration, here are this week's links…
Clicking that "Do Not Track" box may do you no good after all.
The next time a new "flavor-of-the-month" app rears its head and the developer describes it as a "game changer," think twice about installing it. Chances are they're playing a "game" with your private data.
An under-reported story. Indonesia's devastating (and deadly) forest fires are man-made.
Here's some very encouraging renewables news. Sweden is aiming to be the world's first country free of fossil fuels by 2050!
Tornadoes in North America aren't limited to the spring months. In fact, the autumn is historically noted as a very active severe weather season.
"Explaining Extreme Events of 2014 from a Climate Perspective" is a fascinating read published by the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.
"The lasting legacy of climate change will be heat." Indeed, a true statement as the long-term affects of climate change become more clearly defined with increasing research.
An interesting read on paleoclimatology research. Tree rings are being used to get a retrospective of Europe's climate going back 2,000 years.
Quite often, the process is as important as the content when conveying knowledge. "How To Explain Climate Change To Teens."
A mixed bag of results, many disconcerting yet some encouraging, in this Pew Research Center overview of global concern about climate change.
That's a wrap for this post! I'd like to extend a sincere "welcome" to my new social media followers! I'm glad you're along for the fun!
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Tornado Quest Gee-O-Science Links For March 18 – 25, 2914
Spring has "officially" arrived in the Northern Hemisphere. From now until late June, the days will get longer. Along with the extra hours of sunlight, those of us in the tornado prone areas of North America will once again face the annual increase in severe weather events. What will this season bring? That's the million dollar question. Most speculation should be taken with a grain of salt. While most of the USA saw a below average number of tornadoes in 2013, specific areas of the plains (central and eastern OK in particular) took a brutal beating from several rounds of severe weather…many of which were watershed events of historic importance. So…what will the coming severe weather season have in store? We'll have to see…the best way for you to deal with nature's tantrums is to have a good preparedness plan in place and when those storms send a few fast balls your way, be prepared to hit every pitch out of the park.
On that note, here are some links for your consideration…
If you need info from FEMA, including flood maps, this site should be of good assistance.
This is Tsunamis Awareness week. NOAA's Coastal Service Center has some very useful safety information.
A little science history blended with geology. A very interesting look back at the history of geological maps.
Spring not only brings a change in weather for the Northern Hemisphere, but new citizen science projects.
This should come as a surprise to no one. Trees near Chernobyl have barely decomposed since the 1986 nuclear disaster.
It's a bit early for Air Quality Awareness Week, but never really too early to be mindful of air quality safety info.
In case you missed it, here's NOAA's 2014 spring climate outlook.
Speaking of spring, here's a fun read (with a cool map) on tornadoes and spring. No, it's not a forecast, just an interesting look at one of the Earth's most contrary phenomenon.
Here's a fascinating read from NOAA…the NWS Service Assessment of the May 2013 OK tornadoes (63 page PDF file).
An interesting paleoclimatology read on how wind-borne dust affected climates of the past.
Considering a career in the atmospheric sciences or know someone who is? Here's some good read on a career in meteorology from the World Meteorological Organization.
Starting March 25, 2014, several National Weather Service offices (including Tulsa and Norman) will begin using Impact Based Warnings. After almost two years of watching the effectiveness of Impact Based Warnings, I'm not a little enthused that more NWS offices will start including additional very important information when a warning is issued.
According to some studies, Americans are concerned about climate change but see no danger in the near future.
A good read by Phil Plait: AAAS "What We Know" About Global Warming Campaign.
And that's a wrap! Have a great week everybody!


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SlimQuick Cleanse and Detox Kit Review
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But first:I'm writing a post that explains What I've Been Up To. I'll share the reason I've switched to an all-blog-party format, and why you haven't seen any DIY or miscellaneous posts here in ages.
Don't you just just hate it when bloggers say "I have a big announcement" and then they leave you hanging? Me too. But this post has been brewing in my head for a while, and, like the procrastinator I am, it's not finished. I planned to have it written by my 100th blog party post, and... that's next week. I know I say this all the time, but how did that happen?
So for now:- I've been working on a wicked big project that has nothing to do with DIY stuff. I'm working on a post about it,
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Heather from Tallgrass Design took out some solid doors and installed French doors.
Kim from Made in a Day has a great tutorial on how to make a vintage sign.
Hollie from The Seven Year Cottage shared a recipe for Black Forest Hot Cocoa.
Becky at From Generation to Generation painted an old armoire using Country Living paint.
Stephanie from The Turners made over her daughter's room, turning it into a big girl's room.
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Sunday on ABC's "This Week," while defending Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump former mayor of New York City Rudy Giuliani said Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's actions "don't get the same attention that Trump's do," and he alluded to what he described as lying to a Gold Star mother.
Giuliani said, "I think her comments, Hillary's comments, just don't get the same attention that Trump's do. For example, she lied to a gold star mother. She lied to Patricia Smith, the mother of Sean Smith who was killed at Benghazi, I believe, because of her incompetence. Her incompetence in failing to secure that mission. She lied to her on September 14, 2012, right at the coffin. She said, it was due to a video. So,I think that's far more serious or at least it should get as much attention as all the attention that was paid to the comments that were made about the Khan family."
He continued, "I think you'll see him hit Hillary very hard. She short-circuited? That was a heck of a comment. She didn't short-circuit. She lied. When she said that the FBI found she hadn't lied. You read Comey's report, he found she lied in about different eight places. Maybe short-circuit is her euphemism for lying. Did she short-circuit when she didn't protect the compound when she got 20 requests for more help? Did she short circuit during the Benghazi situation when, if we had gotten people there, we might have been able to save Sean Smith and the other CIA gentleman's life"
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LEXINGTON – Since winning the Kentucky Co-Ed State Cheerleading Championship in 2013, the Bullitt Central program has been locked in a battle with Graves County for the top spot on the podium in what has now become the Large Co-Ed Division.
MOUNT WASHINGTON -- For the third year in a row, the Bullitt East cheerleaders have traveled to the Kentucky Horse Park Alltech Arena and each of those trips have resulted in a state championship.
By the narrowest of margins, the Bullitt East cheerleaders won the All-Girls Super team division.
"It speaks volumes about our program, as we work extremely hard and put in many hours of practice on top of cheering games, while maintaining grades to remain eligible," head coach Jeff Schaber said of winning the third straight state title.
MOUNT WASHINGTON – The Bullitt East Lady Chargers' Tour of the Bluegrass 2016-2017 was in western Kentucky over the weekend and the red and gold came away with a split of games against two of the top teams in the state.
On Friday night, the Lady Chargers were in Henderson County and despite 30 points from senior Lindsey Duvall, the team dropped a 71-64 decision to the Lady Colonels in a game that was part of the Methodist Hospital Classic.
Despite it just being December, North Bullitt celebrated its Hoops Homecoming on Friday against Bullitt Central.
The students selected seniors Alice White and Cody Okes as the Homecoming Queen and King.
White is the daughter of Missy and Ricky White while Okes is the son of Bill and Debbie Okes.
HEBRON ESTATES – Both North Bullitt head coach Korey Craddock and Bullitt Central mentor Jessie Curry will be the first to admit that at this point in the season each of their teams are a little offensively challenged.
Still, the two arch-rivals put on an entertaining show on Friday before a large and loud homecoming crowd at North Bullitt. The Eagles held off a spirited second half Bullitt Central rally to win 59-41.
HEBRON ESTATES – The North Bullitt Lady Eagles came out on Friday and took care of business, showing why they are the favorites to win a sixth straight 23rd District title as they rolled past visiting Bullitt Central 75-29.
Bullitt Central started the season 3-1 heading into this game, but first- year head coach Josh Cravens knows that he has a very inexperienced team and while they will get better and have better nights, the Lady Cougars were no match for their arch-rivals on this night.
MOUNT WASHINGTON – Seniors Rule!
At least they did on Thursday for the Bullitt East Chargers as seniors Jared Osborne and Conner Green combined to score 50 points as the Chargers snapped back from a loss two nights earlier to defeat visiting Spencer County 86-68.
Bullitt East shot 59.7 percent from the field in the game. Osborne had a strong night, making 11 of 14 of his shots for 77 percent accuracy while Green connected on six three-pointers while making nine of his 13 shots.
HEBRON ESTATES – The North Bullitt Lady Eagles may not be playing a lot of games here early in the season, but the green and gold are making the most of the opportunities they do have when they get on the court.
On Tuesday, head coach Dave Marion's team played just its second game of the season, but they showed no ill effects from the light schedule in rolling past visiting Fairdale 74-46.
LOUISVILLE – Life on the road is getting old in a hurry for the Bullitt Central Cougars.
To open the season, the Cougars will play five straight games on the road. Game four in that series came on Tuesday as the maroon and gray dropped a 55-50 decision to Collegiate.
The setback dropped the Cougars to 1-3 overall with three straight losses.
MOUNT WASHINGTON – A spirited Bullitt East rally came up a point short on Tuesday as the Chargers dropped a 71-70 decision to visiting Butler in a showdown between two of the top teams in the Sixth Region.
Butler had a 53-42 lead heading into the fourth quarter, but when seniors Grant Skaggs and Jared Osborne nailed back-to-back three-pointers to open the final frame, the home fans got excited. At the 3:22 mark, the Chargers were within 58-56, but they really could not get any closer.
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Found this at the library today:
Nov. 15, 1728
Kent Co., Dela. Land Records Vol. 3 1723-1734
Quit Claim. STEPHEN ODEER of Kent Co. for 6 pounds quit claim unto James Addams of same co planter...a piece of land ANDREW CALDWELL did by warrant Oct. 10, 1714 take up and conveyed half to CHRISTOPHER NEWGIN. NEWGIN died and having the land in his possession and having two sisters to wit EDITH JAMES and SARAH ODEER. SARAH ODEER is also dec'd and was mother to afsd. STEPHEN ODEER, whereof the said STEPHEN became seized in one half of grant...bounded by land late in the possession of WILLIAM WILSON...100a.
Wit: JOHN ADAMS, DAD (David) REES. Ackn. Nov. 15, 1728