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Over the last four years I've received messages from readers telling me how we're doing a "beautiful job" helping Joseph manage his diabetes and that I'm an "amazing" mom.
Well at the beginning of last month, I felt about as far from amazing as any mom could get — and even now, I'm still a little shaky.
You see, Joseph was sneaking food, treats mostly — but worse, he wasn't bolusing for them.
When I first found out that he wasn't being truthful with us, it hurt.
A lot.
But the not bolusing, well that just froze me in my tracks.
For several days and nights after I realized what was going on, I couldn't think of anything but what this might do to him in the long run — not just the effects of the high blood sugars, but the habit he seemed to be falling into.
And desperately, I wondered why?
We'd always worked together on this stuff, but now...
It started with small things, a candy wrapper in his room, a number of unexpected high blood sugars... coming to a head just after Halloween — when we left a bright red plastic bag filled with nearly 4 lbs of candy sitting on our kitchen counter.
(Stupid to have left this out, I know.)
Within a few days the bag weighed considerably less.
I discovered this after yet another argument with Joseph about him having eaten a snack without bolusing — this time, a chocolate chip granola bar.
His blood sugar was 404.
I asked him why he hadn't bolused.
"I don't know," he said turning away from me.
I got upset, choking out that I didn't want him to hurt himself. That if he gets in the habit of eating without insulin, he could set himself up for other health problems — serious health problems...
And when it seemed like he was tuning me out, "... some people have lost their sight because they ignored their diabetes, because they didn't take care of themselves."
Immediately, I wanted to take it back.
"Wait, Bud- "
But he was already halfway up the stairs, heading to his room.
Shaken, I returned to the kitchen to start making dinner. To calm down. That's when I noticed that red bag on the counter next to the stove, and — looking at it closely for the first time in a few days — saw the empty wrappers sticking out of the top of it. I opened it wider, and there were piles of them.
Oh no.
"Joseph," I called up the stairs, "was that granola bar the only thing you ate?"
No answer.
"Joseph— please, come downstairs."
A moment later he walked slowly into the kitchen wearing an inscrutable expression, then his eyes traveled to the red bag on the counter.
"No, I had a mini Snickers too."
"But why, Bud? It can't feel good to be high... if you eat something, please, you have to bolus for it."
"Yeah, I know." That's all he said.
The next afternoon, when he arrived home from school, I asked Joseph to sit down with me on the couch in our lower level. To talk.
"What's really going on, Bud?"
"I don't know... it's just hard having diabetes... I mean, no one else has to think about this stuff, they just eat what they want when they want. You know what B told me on the phone last night? He has his Halloween bag under his bed, his parents have no idea it's there... "
"But Honey- "
" ... and when I see your face when I have a high blood sugar, I just feel bad."
"Bud, I- I'm sorry. I don't know what to say... If I look upset when you're high, it's not you... I'm not angry or disappointed in you, I'm just worried about the high. I'm sorry that I made you feel like that. No matter what we do, there are always gonna be highs, lows — we can't make this perfect. Nothing is perfect."
"I know, I just hate having this," he said, his voice catching — and then he looked down at his hands for a few seconds before going on, "and please Mom, please don't say I'm gonna go blind."
Looking up at me, eyes wet with tears, he suddenly looked very young.
I put my arms around him— my own tears dripping down onto his shoulder as I held him close.
"I'm sorry, Bud — that was a horrible thing to say. I was so desperate to get through to you. I don't want to scare you, I just want you to take care of yourself. Listen, we are going to figure this out, I promise."
For a moment, we just sat there and said nothing.
Finally, we both stood up. "Hey, I'm hungry," he said. Then, without missing a beat, he pulled out his meter and pricked a heavily calloused finger.
"189... I can wait until dinner."
"No, Bud - go eat something now if you're hungry, just bolus for it."
"Okay," he said, "I'll have a banana," and he ran up the stairs taking two at a time.
Later, with the rich smell of ratatouille filling the kitchen, I called upstairs to the kids, telling them dinner will be ready soon, giving them the 10-minute warning. Evan clomped heavily down the stairs, shuffled into the kitchen and grudgingly agreed to try the ratatouille, but insisted that she "hates" polenta.
Shaking my head, I handed her some utensils to put on the table.
"Bud, can you do a check?" I said to Joseph, while pulling four white plates out of the cupboard.
He's 249.
"Hey, did you bolus for that banana?"
"Yes," he said, "two units." Then he filled several glasses with lime fizzy water, placed them on the table, and headed back up to his room.
A few minutes later, while standing next to Ryan at the stove, I noticed something on the floor in a corner of the kitchen— a large, empty, silver can.
And immediately I knew. Because Ryan's mom had called me earlier that day to ask if she should bring more cookies when she comes down in a couple of weeks. I'd checked that can and told her "yes" — because there was one cookie left.
I walked upstairs, knocked on Joseph's bedroom door and just asked him.
"Yeah, I had one," he said without looking up.
"When you had the banana?"
"And you didn't bolus for it."
"No, I didn't," he said quietly.
"But, why?" I asked, desperate for an answer.
"Because I knew you wouldn't want me to have one. That you'd rather I made a healthy choice."
"Bud, even if you didn't have diabetes, I'd encourage you to eat healthy — that's what Mom's do — it's the not bolusing that really scares me."
Then I turned around, and walked back down the stairs, a massive lump sticking at the back of my throat.
I don't understand — he can have treats . . . when we have dessert, he has dessert; when he wants to go get ice cream with his friends, I let him...
His last A1c was 8.7
It's been creeping up again, thanks to many unexplained highs— highs I thought were due to the hormones of a growing teen (and maybe that's at least partly true), but now I don't know.
Joseph and I have always been able to talk about things, about almost anything, really. But lately, we've been arguing a ton.
I don't know what to do.
I wrote much of this post about three weeks ago — since then, I've done a good deal of crying and a lot of thinking. I've also gone online and — among other things — read this thread on tudiabetes.org. I discovered that what we've been going through is fairly common.
Just knowing we weren't alone gave me strength — and made me believe that we could get through this.
It took a lot more talking — and far more listening — before it finally hit me:
Joseph's sneaking food and not bolusing for it may have had less to do with deprivation than it did with him needing more independence.
(Yes, I realize to some this may sound counterintuitive, but hear me out.)
I honestly believe that by making choices he knew I wouldn't like, by not bolusing, he was struggling with us — with me — to "take the wheel." To show us that if we continue to drive this thing and not trust him to do it, we are going to crash.
He's going to crash.
(Does this make any sense?)
Joseph knows more about nutrition than most people and eats healthy food at home; he knows how to count carbs and how to bolus for food better than we do.
He has a good foundation.
Now, while we've let him eat like a kid and, more recently, like a teenager, he's always asked or sent a text to one of us when he's going to eat a snack, with carbs and a bolus calculation — and for a long while now, 99.9% of the time we text or say "go for it."
And I think it's that routine that needed to change.
Two weeks ago, I went up to his room, sat down next to him on the edge of his bed and took a deep breath.
"Bud, how would you feel about eating snacks and not calling or texting me about them? About coming home from school and getting something out of the pantry without checking with me or Dad first?
Still checking your blood sugar and bolusing, but not checking with us?"
His face lights up.
"Yes, really. Bud, I've been stupid. I should have done this a long time ago. You know, when I was your age I used to eat these things called "Hot Fries"... Andy Capp's Hot Fries. Never asked my mom, I just walked down to Prevites Market, bought a bag and ate them. And I loved Nestle Crunch bars, too. Now don't get me wrong," I add quickly, "I didn't sit down and eat masses of them, but I ate treats when I was a teenager. And I didn't ask for anyone's permission to do it... I want you to be able to do that too."
I'm about to say more, but I can't — because Joseph has me in a bear hug.
"Mom, I love you," he says, holding me tight, "and I'm sorry about not bolusing. I'm really, really sorry."
Then he pulls away from me, suddenly looking much older.
"I can do this, Mom."
And for the first time in weeks, I feel like I've done the right thing.


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Saturday's Kings-Clippers game ended with DeMarcus Cousin missing a tough, potentially game-tying shot as time expired. As Cousins was leaving the court, he noticed his teammate, Isaiah Thomas, attempting to shake Chris Paul's hand. Thomas should have known better, because Cousins was having none of that shit.
Maybe Cousins was just being a sore loser and a bit of a dick, but it's important to remember that he has a history with Chris Paul. He may have just been trying to prevent Isaiah Thomas from getting a technical foul.


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During some flapping exercises Pauly decided to fly off and headed towards a metal chair with a "bang" with his beak on the seat, before skidding off. I'm watching closely and he is still using his right wing but it droops a little bit. Sometimes he pulls it tight against his body and sometimes he doesn't. I guess no more flapping exercises for awhile, then. Poor birdie. If it is sore is there anything I can put in his food/water to make him feel better?
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BioWare's galactic MMO Star Wars: The Old Republic normally costs money to play, but not this weekend. And by "weekend" I actually mean Thursday through Monday, because as EA rightly assumes, if you can't afford a subscription, you might not be doing much on Friday anyways.
Beginning Thursday, March 15 at 12:01AM CT and running until Monday, March 19 at 2:00AM CT, anyone who downloads the free client will be able to kill pre-determined numbers of small animals in exchange for items of numerical value to their heart's content, no money changing hands.
If you've got questions, there's a ton of answers at the offer's FAQ.


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Mona Hatoum @ Whitechapel Gallery: Current Disturbance
By Jeffrey Andreoni - 12/02/2011
For anyone who hasn't seen We Live In Public, Ondi Timoner's 2009 documentary about the social experiment/performance art piece orchestrated by Josh Harris in New York in the late 1990's, Mona Hatoum's work will not make sense. Harris created a temporary society inside a building in Manhattan and allowed people to live there if they agreed to give him total control. In his experimental society he installed dozens of transparent "pods" which were similar to the sleeping compartments you would see on a submarine or space shuttle. In each of the pods there was a camera and also a TV screen. Each pod was equipped with a remote that allowed the occupant to tune-in to other pods which were all connected by CCTV. In her own words, her 1996 work Current Disturbance is "part of a body of work looking at council flats and architecture as prison – basically, architecture as control. When I came to London, there were all these cameras. I felt like I was in Big Brother-land." The correlation with Josh Harris is remarkable. It is as if Hatoum, who made the work before We Live In Public, was able realise in sculpture what Josh Harris was almost simultaneously performing in real life: a commentary on our lives under constant surveillance. The other comment regarding council flats and architecture as prison is equally interesting because of Hatoum's Palestinian Background. The Decolonizing Architecture Art Residency (DAAR) is attempting to remove the psychological effects of decolonisation on Palestinians in evacuated areas where former Israeli houses are "understood as symbols for racist ideologies, as physical entities embodying power relations, as military weapons or ammunitions, as the site and instruments of a crime and even as haunted places." (Which makes me wonder what effect European architecture would have on people from former colonies now residing here, especially when European artists had originally misinterpreted their own influences, leaving us all bereft of colour)! Having lived in council flats, I can attest to the effect they have one's mental wellbeing, and the effect of seeing ubiquitous CCTV cameras on poles outside your windows. It's almost as if Jeremy Bentham got his wish for a "Mill for grinding rogues honest, and idle men industrious." He believed this to be possible by placing people under the constant watchful eye of the Panopticon. However the laugh is on Bentham in the end because there is no human eye watching us, just a nearsighted electric one. And unlike the minds of the people whose idea it was to put the cameras there in the first place, our's are not susceptible to "The mind-forged manacles" that lock their brains into tiny compartments like the ones in Hatoum's piece.


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From Chile comes another tragic tale of a sibling murdered over a video game console.
The BBC reports on an incident involving two brothers, aged 16 and 18, a PlayStation of undetermined number, and a kitchen knife. According to the report, the younger brother became angry when his older sibling turned on the PlayStation without permission. Enraged, the younger teen grabbed a knife from the kitchen and plunged it into his older brother's chest, killing him.
According to police, the youth told them that "things got out of control."
Of course the PlayStation isn't to blame here. The two boys were abandoned by their mother at a young age and lived in care for a decade, before being taken in by a Belgian woman, who was out of the country at the time of the incident. That sounds like the sort of rough life that can seriously mess with the psyches of a pair of young children.
Perhaps that should be the focus of the BBC story, and not a big shiny picture of a PlayStation 3.
Chile boy 'kills brother' over PlayStation row [BBC News - Thanks William]


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Let me start by saying how in love I am with The Hubster.
Now that that is out of the way, can we just talk about these two silver foxes?!?! What is my problem? I have a HUGE thing for Salt & Pepper hair borderline gray hair. It's sick right? I am only 27!! Even The Hubster has an amazing head of salt and pepper hair and I love it. My friends tease me about this obsession, but I think they are secretly jealous.
Ok, so we all know how much I love me some Andy Cooper.
How could you not? Look at those baby blues?!? Plus, he is a news anchor, so not only is he handsome, he's smart. It's a package people.
Now recently, I haved discovered a new silver fox.
Last night, while watching the reunion special of "16 and Pregnant" I couldn't stop checking out Dr. Drew's hair. Who knew he was such a babe?


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Good for you
The recent cold snap reminds us the winter brings dry skin. Lou Paradise, of Topical BioMedics, makers of Topricin Pain Relief and Healing Cream, offers some suggestions.
Drink lots of water. Keeping hydrated helps plump skin.
Choose gentle, natural moisturizers with ingredients like aloe vera, cocoa butter and oatmeal.
Shower in warm, not hot, water.
Lock in the moisture. Within minutes of getting out of the shower, apply a moisturizer to seal the waterin the skin.


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Boys' swimming
Athletes of the Year
Peter Fallon
Division 1: St. John's Prep, Senior
State titles and St. John's have become synonymous, and Fallon kept the tradition alive. He won the 200 (1:44.07) and the 500 freestyle (4:41.94) at the North Sectionals after winning Catholic Conference MVP honors. He will swim at the University of Denver next fall.
Sean O'Brien
Division 2: Concord-Carlisle, Senior, Diving
The most accomplished diver in state history, O'Brien had another record-breaking season. He broke the Dual County League, North Sectional, Division 2 state, and overall MIAA record with a 704 at the North Sectionals. Unbeaten in three years, he is a two-time All-American who will attend Texas.
Drew Andre
Concord-Carlisle, Senior
Andre won three state titles for the Patriots this winter, helping his team to a second-place team finish. He won the 50 free (21.40) and 100 Free (46.33) individually while swimming the anchor of the 200 free relay team. An honor roll student, he will attend Connecticut College.
Aaron Athenas
St. John's Prep, Senior, 100 back/100 Free
Athanas earned All-American consideration for his championship winning time of 51.51 in the 100 backstroke which he captured for the second straight year. He helped the Prep go 80-0 in his four seasons with four straight state titles. He also plays water polo, and will attend Dartmouth in the fall.
Kevin Bradley
Milford, Junior
Bradley won a pair of Division 2 state titles in the 200 IM (1:54.58) and the 100 butterfly (51.62). He also won a sectional title in the 500 free (4:44.32) as well as the 200 IM. For his career he has four state titles and six sectional crowns. He heads to his senior season holding eight individual school records.
Ryan Fortin
St. John's Prep, Senior
Fortin's 1:53.27 state championship winning time in the 200 IM was good for All-American honors. He also earned All-American honors in the 200 breaststroke and 200 medley relay. A a member of the state champion water polo team, the national honor society student will attend Harvard.
Aaron Gustafson
King Philip, Senior
Gustafson earned All-American honors in the 100 backstroke, capturing the Division 2 state title in a meet-record time of 49.24. He also received All-American consideration for his second-place time in the 50 free (21.46), and helped the Warriors to a runner-up finish in the 200 medley relay. He will attend Texas in the fall.
Connor Haley
Medfield, Junior
Haley overcame a third-place finish at South Sectionals to win the Division 2 state championship in the 500 free in a time of 4:41.82. He also finished fourth in the 100 butterfly in 52.37. He enjoyed an undefeated regular season while setting three Tri-Valley League records.
Max Kearns
Bishop Stang, Senior
After finishing second in the South Sectionals, Kearns saved his best for the state championship, winning the Division 2 100 breaststroke in 59.19. He also helped the 200 free relay team to a third-place finish at states. He hopes to attend Tufts.
Sam Mackie
Lincoln-Sudbury, Senior, 200 Medley Relay
Mackie was the Division 1 state champ in the 100 breaststroke, winning in 57.36, which netted All-American consideration. A three-time DCL champion, he holds the league record in the event. Has also twice qualified for the USA Junior Nationals, finishing seventh last year. He will attend Bucknell.
Tommy Peacher
Weston, Junior
Peacher helped lead Weston to an undefeated dual-meet season and the Division 2 state championship. He was the state champ in the 200 freestyle for the second straight season with a time of 1:43.07. The Dual County League All-Star is also a national honor society member.
Daniel Pires
Chelmsford, Junior
The Division 1 state diving champion, Pires cruised to the title with a score of 486.05, besting his next closest competitor by more than 100 points. The North sectional runner-up and MVC champion is a national honor society member and a part of the Zap AAU diving team.
Brian Poon
Westford, Freshman
A bright future certainly lies ahead, but Poon is already pretty accomplished as a freshman. He won the 100 butterfly state title after finishing second at sectionals. He won the sectional title in the 200 IM and finished second at states. He also won the DCL title in the 100 backstroke.
200 freestyle
The quartet of Trevor Castrichini, Drew Andre, Oliver Ward, and Sebastian Key pulled the upset in the Division 2 state finals over eventual team champion Weston, winning in 1:27.43. Castrichini set the pace with a 22.13 opening leg, while Key held off a furious charge from Weston in the third leg and Drew closed things out. Only Ward will be back next year.
200 medley
St. John's Prep
Not as individually accomplished as the 400 free team, this talented group cruised to an easy win in the Division 1 meet in 1:34.46. At the states, Aaron Athanas and Ryan Fortin swam the first two legs, while Alex Swaim, the lone underclassman, went third. UMass-bound John Bateman swam the anchor leg in the states, subbing for Brendan Sweeney, who swam anchor for the team's sectional triumph as well as helping the 200 free relay team win a state title.
400 freestyle
St. John's Prep
This group - Aaron Athanas, John Bateman, Peter Fallon, and Ryan Fortin - won the state title in 3:12.05 after capturing the North Sectional title in 3:11.15. In the states, Fallon took the lead on the third leg and Fortin finished off the win. All four seniors are headed to Division 1 schools for swimming.
coach of the year
Tony Padvaiskas
St. John's Prep
No stranger to success, Padvaiskas should always have a towel handy at the state championships because for seven straight years he's received the celebratory toss in the pool. Posting a 128-10 career record, this year's senior class completed an 80-0 run. He also coaches water polo.
Claude Valle
Pulling double duty coaching the girls and boys, Valle has built a powerhouse. On the boys' side, he led Weston to a 14-0 season and a Division 2 state title. A Weston and Northeastern graduate, he credits a great group of assistant coaches for helping the team reach its goals.
Bay Colony
Barnstable: Ben Bancroft, Alex Damiecki, Colin Meade, James Stergis-Cox. Bridgewater-Raynham: Anthony Chaves, Kevin Curley. Coyle & Cassidy: Matt Houghton. Nantucket: Tyler Aguiar, Jack Decker. Nauset: Emmett Draz, Hunter Finch, Jake Lowey, Daniel MacVeigh-Fierro. Sacred Heart: Tom Griffin, Jay Meyer, Sean O'Donnell. Sandwich: Grady Bergin, Kellen Comer, Nick Crossman, Brian Cundiff, Tom Cundiff, Brian Hann, Trey Kamb, Sam Scott, Alex Simpson, Mo Sykes.
Bay State
Brookline: Zack Albert, J.D. Nurme, Kyle Swardstrom. Framingham: Nate Courville, Josh Herzberg, Tim Long, Hunter Olson, Ryan Weeks. Natick: Doug Dube, Mariano Restivo-Lage, Ethan Ziegler. Needham: Stephen Keeler, Ryan Schott, Jason Shiuan, Nathaniel Smith, Alex Treil, Teddy Tsavdariedes, James Yi. Newton North: Ryan Chan. Wellesley: Andrew Gartley.
Catholic Conference
BC High: Ricky Churchill, Tyler Lueck, Aaron Parry, Ned Ramsey, Keon Songui-Samuel. Catholic Memorial: Christopher Lee. St. John's (Shrewsbury): Peter DelMastro, Ritchie Smith, Eric Sollway. St. John's Prep: Aaron Athenas, John Bateman, Jake Bennett, Peter Fallon, Ryan Fortin, Alex Glidden, Cole Malatesta, Kyle Murphy, Kent Parsons, Anthony Petrozza, Jennings Soccorso-McCoy, Alex Swaim, Brendan Sweeney, Conor Sweeney. Xaverian: Jules Murphy.
Dual County
Acton-Boxborough: Eric Feirouz, Jacob Laufer, Matt Phillips, Cam Robertson, Andrew Wen. Bedford: Patrick Frazier. Boston Latin: George Lok. Concord-Carlisle: Drew Andre, Trevor Castrichini, Cody Fitzgerald, Sebastian Key, Nick Luther, Sean O'Brien, Oliver Ward. Lincoln-Sudbury: Taylor Brown, Tom Edwards, Ryan Flemming, Bryan Johnson, Sam Mackie, Joey Murello, Chris Wilkins. Newton South: Ellen Barrett, Ben Eisenberg, Ryan Spatz. Wayland: Doug Curtin, Mark Karlson, Molly Pierce. Westford: Charlie Goodwin, Brian Poon. Weston: Ryan Burrow, Sam Cekala, Tommy Fitzgerald, Tyler Lewtan, Jamie Packs, Tommy Peacher.
Attleboro: Robb Braza, Zach Welch, Owen Wright. Canton: Scott Buresh, James Frazier. King Philip: Chris DiGiacomo, Aaron Gustafson, Ryan Palmer, Kyle Vieira, Dustin Whyte. Mansfield: Matt Nugent. North Attleborough: Ryan Boraski, Ben Hargrave, Steve Hausmann, Drew Wentworth. Oliver Ames: Matt Bates, Harris Brenner, Chris Lockwood. Sharon: Jon Dunlap, Mike Shanz. Stoughton: Hunter Goodrich, Marc Romano.
Merrimack Valley
Andover: Vince Camin, David Hunter, David Iannalfo, Eric Zhao. Central Catholic: David Kitchen, Daniel Lefebvre. Chelmsford: Kyle Chagnon, Chris Danieli, Andrew Majeski, Daniel Pires, Shane Sullivan. Lowell: Eric Finn, Kevin King, Max Meehan, Patrick Sullivan.
Lexington: Jon Bristow, Dan Glyzer, Dave Ikezu, Brian Jin, Ben Mock, Casey Patch, Hao Shen, Chris Smith. Reading: Connor Daley, Jared Fredette, Kyle Lepore, Scott McGinty, John O'Donnell, Chet Stevens, Nic Stevens, Conner Traugot, Parker Traugot. Winchester: Ricky Cui, Josh Dinardo, Dale Gable, Christian MacDonald, Brian Reid.
Berwick: Gage Anderson, William Reis. Dover-Sherborn: Stephen Mayfield. Franklin: Austen Sholudko. Landmark: Jake Elliot. Pingree: Nick Sweetser.
Duxbury: Mike Connolly, Arthur Su, Stephen Tonaszuck, Ian Wilson. Hanover: Chris Toohey. Hingham: Max Gates, Graham Gilmore, Andrew Ide, Zach Oser. Middleborough: Richard Finch, Justin Folek, Troy Moffat, Cameron Schofield. Pembroke: Andrew Salas, Dan Sheehan. Quincy: Elio Daci. Scituate: Josh Blacker, Jody Walls.
Bishop Stang: Max Kearns. Brockton: Carlos Carmona, Cameron Harris, David Hennis, Alex McAvoy, Antonio Monteiro, Aaron Stande. Durfee: Bobbyj Asprinio, Kory Belden, Nolan Burns, Aaron Dern, Andrew Nadeau, Brandon Pankowski, Andre Reis, Hayden Tavares. Milford: Kevin Bradley. New Bedford: Nathan Bates, Jacob Benoit, Isaac Camara, Eric Franco, Zachary Sousa, Joshua Tavares.
Holliston: Teddy Flynn. Hopkinton: Alex Carbone, Spence Franklin, John Lagasse, Kevin Lagasse, Paul Lagasse, John Nadeau, Patrick Reimonn, Tom Reimonn, Jeff Wagner. Medfield: Alex Carpino, Conor Davis, Connor Haley, Alec Hayley, Connor Hayley. Norton: David Aranjo.


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Irish data protection chief in leaked report 'hack'
Man bites watchdog
Updated There's red faces at the office of the Data Protection Commissioner this morning after a blogger lifted an upcoming official report off its website and published it early.
As a result, data from the Data Protection Commissioner's Annual Report was published on a local blog on Wednesday a day before its official release on Thursday morning, state broadcaster RTE reports.
The mechanism of the "hack" is unclear, but one likely theory is that a staffer made the report available for download even though it wasn't included in the site's index.
The Data Protection Commissioner is supposed to act as a privacy watchdog so any security breach, however minor, is embarrassing. ®
Damian Mulley, the blogger who found the report, has been in touch to explain that no hacking was involved.
"The document was already uploaded to the site, just not linked to from the front page. Given that when they publish a document it is linked to as documentID=xxx I just added a one to the most recent document and thar she blowed," he explained.
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Went for yum cha at Ocean Star last weekend. Sheesh. Yum Cha in LA is an adventure you need to set at least two hours aside for. Lucky for us, we didn't wait long for a table, but crowds quickly grew after we were seated.
Ocean Star is a traditional dim sum restaurant – high ceilings, rolling carts, waitresses calling out names of dishes in Cantonese and Mandarin, large and small families alike dining, and on occasion, even competing for food. It's all in the good spirit of yum cha-ing (it's a verb!)
I find that while LA yum cha has significantly more varieties to offer, the quality rarely beats what we get in Hawaii. Not that the quality here isn't good, it just seems so massed produced (or maybe I'm just overwhelmed by the crowds). Either way, yum cha is one my favorite ways to dine. I love how the eating and ordering are incorporated into a massively strategic and delicious game. You gotta judge when that plate of hot dan tat comes out – can my stomach handle one more? And you have to run over to that cart with the freshly steamed baos, lest you get the bottom basket, soggy with condensation. Wu gok is only good hot out of the deep fryer, doubtlessly worth the fight for the first plate.
It's always fun to watch them fry the turnip cakes, though I was slightly horrified by the amount of oil that went into frying these babies. They turned out rather greasy and limp, like I was eating solidified oily mush with the occasional bit of shrimp. I missed the crispy crust that marks a well cooked cake.
Don't know what this is called, but I refer to it as the deep fried bow drenched in sugar syrup. As we were seated near the kitchen, my aunt spotted it right as soon as it came out. My uncle was given the task of picking the "best" one – big and billowy. The sticky syrup nicely complemented the pastry, still hot enough to turn the tips of your finger slightly red upon picking them up. This is a hit or miss sweet. On bad days, the pastry doesn't quite "blow up" when fried and sticks tightly together. But today, oooh, light and hot, melt in your mouth, crunchy sweet goodness.
Char siu cheong fun was just average, the soy sauce was unusually watery and char siu came in the form of very skimpy chopped bits.
You Tiao cheong fun was another disappointment. This isn't offered in most Hawaii restaurants so it's something I try to order when I go yum cha on the mainland. The you tiao was heavy and chewy, not to mention cold. The soft and slippery noodles were the only saving factor – though if a yum cha restaurant can't do cheong fun noodles right what can you depend on them for?
Steamed meatballs, siu mai and a mixed bowl of blood cubes, intestines and tripe. I enjoy meatballs in general, Italian or Chinese! Balanced between salty and sweet, Ocean Star's version was placed high on my list of plump, chewy meatballs. It came with a thick soy based sauce which I secretly spooned up a bit to drink when no one was looking (hehe…I love salty food!) Siu mai was cold for sitting out in the open for too long and the skin was somewhat dried out. The tripe was my favorite in the bowl, hot and savory, it surrendered only to an enthusiastic bite.
Shoyu pan fried sesame cheong fun with hoisin and mustard sauce on the side was just as expected. It's hard to go wrong with this. Again, it was more oily than most restaurants but I don't complain much about soft savory noodles with hosin. Such comfort food. On occasion, we have this dish with a bowl of plain jook at home for lazy weekday breakfasts.
Don't do it. Just don't get the steamed nai won baos here. Once you've had them at Tai Pan back home, you'll be spoiled and never satisfied with anything else. The custard in the bao (which, by the way was dense and heavy) was a thick tasteless yellow glob of cholesterol. It was so undelicious I couldn't bring myself to finish one bao (considering the fact that I hate wasting food and usually finish at least an order of nai won baos on my own). Bad baos make me mad.
Uh oh, forgot the name of this one. We'll call it meat on bones with peanuts. A definite on the "should order again" list. The small tender chunks of shoyu stewed pork on the bone were at once savory and just a tad bit sweet. At the bottom of the dish were peanuts cooked soft in the same manner.
The ham sui gok was the best item we had here. Burning hot, each bite gushed with steaming sweet pork on a savory crisp and chewy mochi like skin. If I even learn how to make these properly I'd eat them day and night. Ham sui gok reminds me of another dim sum favorite, the wu gok, a mass of pounded taro encasing a similar chopped pork filling, rolled in a Chinese version of tempura batter and deep fried. I never understood how they managed to get them so perfectly formed and puffy (Tai Pan serves excellent wu gok). I bow down to yum cha chefs – such geniuses. Mmm. Deep fried dim sum. Yup, that's the way to go.
Unfortunately Ocean Star doesn't have my all time favorite, the steamed gum sa bao. I've ranted on long enough about the beauty of a successful gum sa ba in one of my first posts so I won't continue with that again. Foodwise, I was underwhelmed by Ocean Star, but wouldn't mind coming back with a big group of friends just for the atmosphere. It's loud, noisy, competitive (isn't this what makes dining fun in some cases?) and relatively "hao chi!"
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Nurses feel they are not receiving sufficient training in the use of IT systems, according to a new survey.
The Royal College of Nursing published the findings of the survey, carried out by Nursix. It also said that nurses feel ignored in NHS IT decision making.
The survey found that 87 per cent of nurses felt it was important they were consulted about IT plans, but only 12 per cent felt they had been adequately consulted. Although 38 per cent said they have had adequate information about current NHS IT developments, 61 per cent said they have not, including 26 per cent who have had none at all.
The lack of training for nurses has also emerged as a major concern. Ninety-five per cent of respondents thought nurse training was central to the success of the planned electronic patient health record, but in the last six months 69 per cent had not received any IT training at work. There has been no progress on this front compared with the results of RCN surveys of previous years.
Sharon Levy, informatics advisor at the RCN, said: "This is not just about teaching nurses to press buttons on a computer. Information and its use and management are central to nursing and delivering good patient care. We have got to give nurses the right training and support so that NHS and patients see the benefits that IT could bring to healthcare. If nurses continue to be ignored, a huge amount of money and effort could be wasted in yet another failed public sector IT programme."
Another feature to emerge is that nurses' attitudes towards the national NHS IT programmes are becoming more negative. More respondents (43 per cent) said they did not think they were a good use of resources than those who thought they were (40 per cent). In early 2004 there was a big majority (67 per cent against 11 per cent) in support of the programmes.
In addition, only 56 per cent thought that IT developments would improve clinical care, compared with 70 per cent in 2004.
RCN general secretary Dr Beverly Malone said: "In the current financial crisis in the NHS it is hardly surprising that nurses are expressing reservations about the large and expensive national NHS IT programmes. Nurses will be by far the largest group of health professionals using NHS IT systems, yet they are hardly being consulted or informed about developments.
"We know from experience that if front-line staff are not involved in change, it fails. This survey is the final wake up call for the government. They need to work much harder and, as a matter of urgency, ensure nurses are involved in the development and evaluation of IT programmes.
"Nurses are willing to work with the government on this, but we're not sure the government is willing to work with us."
In response to the RCN's statement, Barbara Stuttle, national clinical lead for nurses at NHS Connecting for Health, said: "There is no doubt that nurses are the glue of the NHS and are fundamental to the programme, ensuring IT benefits patients and supports professional practice.
"We are learning from the results of the survey and hope that through our work, not only with the RCN, but other nursing bodies too, we can improve the results for next year by being proactive in working with and engaging in the design and implementation of IT.
"However, we should not forget that the work of NHS Connecting for Health is taking place during a great period of change in the NHS. The IT programme is a 10 year programme, which is evolving the way forward gradually.
"To commence our proactive approach we have a visioning day planned initially with the RCN so we can address issues and concerns, and improve and strengthen our engagement with nurses in partnership with professional nursing organisations."
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Loh noted that Schwab Intelligent Advisory clients have provided positive feedback on their experience with the service – approximately three-quarters say they are satisfied with the planning tool and more than 90 percent say they are satisfied with their interaction with the Planning Consultants.**
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Client assets managed by Schwab's digital advisory solutions which include Schwab Intelligent Portfolios®, Institutional Intelligent Portfolios®, and Schwab Intelligent Advisory™ totaled $30.6 billion as of March 31, 2018, up 92% year-over-year.
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Matt Adcock reviews Sleepless (15), starring Jamie Foxx
Dirty cops, stolen drugs and kidnapping are the order of the day for 'Sleepless' – a flashy but dim remake of the 2011 French thriller 'Nuit Blanche / Sleepless Night'.
Meet Vincent Downs (Jamie 'soon to be in Baby Driver' Foxx) an estranged family man and tough Las Vegas cop, whose partner Sean Cass (T.I.) just might be crooked. When the duo are tipped off about a huge drug stash being moved they decide to steal the $8 million package and get rich quickly.
Cue violent death and recriminations as the cops take down the drug runners and assign themselves to the case in order to cover their tracks. Things just aren't that easy though and get worse for Downs when it turns out the drugs he stole belong to dangerous crime family, the Novaks, who promptly kidnap his son Thomas (Octavius Johnson) and demand that he returns them for his son's life.
Another complication is that Internal Affairs are sniffing around the pair – and the determined Jennifer Bryant (Michelle 'Source Code' Monaghan) wants to takes Downs erm, down after he lies to her. Also on the scene is Down's nurse wife Dena (Gabrielle 'Bad Boys 2' Union) who thinks (rightly) that he's not being straight about the whereabouts of their son…
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By the President of the United States of America:
A Proclamation.
Whereas, on the twenty-second day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, a proclamation was issued by the President of the United States, containing, among other things, the following, to wit:
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