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In London, England, United Kingdom.
I am thinking that I will start a new site and will lock this blog soon and keep it as a page for other things than my thoughts.
I can't believe it, every day and every night It's gettin' better with you outta my life It's like I flicked a switch and now I'm feeling good
I am in love. I have a crush. I am excited.
All because I decided that I wanted to spend time with great people and just let go of the rest, no matter how much it would hurt in the beginning. I am so happy I've met the memory athletes, polyglots, artists and inventors. 2014 will always be the year, where everything changed simply because I felt that I wasn't alone anymore. Not even close. And there are people who think that what I can do is amazing and I feel the same about them. I've found the others.
In Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden.
I can't explain this past week. Who discovers a hidden world of memory champions and is drawn into it, finds out she has a third baby sister, helps her friend try to sort out a $2500 fraud, gets invited into mysterious clubs and almost breaks a world record in a week?
I don't know who I am anymore.
And I love it. A lot of thanks goes to Idriz Zogaj and his amazing book "Minnets ABC". An absolutely brilliant introduction to how you can remember almost anything with a bit of technique. It's concise, to the point but most importantly – it's interactive and engages you from the get-go to start writing in it and using your minds potential. I have a lot to thank him for and I have a feeling I'll have even more to thank him for in the future. Amazing how a person can touch your life so much without even having met you. Lovely!
A beautiful introduction to his work can be found in his Ted Talk! Watch it here
In Seattle, Washington, United States.
A.k.a. amazing direction, writing, producing, music for an awesome video that made me cry my eyes out in less than a minute.
In Hong Kong, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
19, Swedish/Mongol in the Hong Kong metro being all international and cool. I know, I'm like James Bond or Jason Bourne or something… minus all the killing.
I was supposed to be born the same date as Jesus but I decided to stay in my mom's belly for two extra days. *advanced maths*
It's four am and I can't sleep and I have nothing to do. Girls love making lists so why not make one about 20 facts I've learned over the past 20 years? I'll make the number sort of correlate with the age I learned it. TL;DR: I'm strange and that's OK because it is becoming trendy to be strange. For real though, it's weird seeing people be praised for the same scheisse you got bullied for in
middle school life. There's hope for me.
1. Food is delicious. Rare steaks, mandarins, kimchi. I'm not going on a friggin' diet. I'll be paleo/slow-carb mostly but then cheat so much it can't be taken seriously. I get annoyed when people see me not eat anything for a whole day like "DO YOU EVEN KNOW ME? I WILL EAT A GOAT TOMORROW!". There is no risk of me going anorexic or bulimic. Food > being thin. But I'll eat it when I feel like it, don't worry. Also thin privilege and fat shaming are you serious like I don't even… Please stahp. Eat food, read some basic books on nutrition and move your body.
2. Nice people are precious. My earliest memories are of being picked up from playdates with my cousins by my uncle and him just making me laugh all the way home and my mom teaching me how to read. My family is very nice and I think many a people will take advantage of that and have… But I've made a decision to cut off the people who seem to be hanging out with me because I'm nice and "will be of value in the future". I am awesome and I will be even more awesome but you're not awesome enough to hang with me if you're using me.
3. Reading = magic. I remember the first words I read in Mongolian. Words starting with B like böörönhi bömbög (round ball) and I remember thinking "WHAT IS THIS SORCERY!?". I still feel that way every day, especially when I read books. Books, unlike things on the internet, are often more well-thought out and you can almost understand the psyche of the author on a deep and sometimes creepy way.
4. Not everyone speaks the same language. Cartoon Network was only available in English when I was a kid in Mongolia… and here we are. Amazing how such small things can change everything in your life. I remember being able to say 'apple' in Mongolian and then saying it in English and then saying it again in Mongolian and just feeling like an epic wizard.
5. Sweden is a country that is not Mongolia. These are just the sort of things you have to learn fast when you move to a foreign land where everyone is tall and speak an off-version of English.
6. I like Sweden, though it is cold. I liked going to preschool where we got to "nurture" caterpillars into butterflies and then release them into the forest. I liked my teacher in the first grade because she had curly blonde hair and was nice to me even though I saw that she gave me three stars on everything except for "classroom behavior" where she had commented that I have a hard time not goofing around.
8. Animals are people too. As my obsession with orcas, dolphins and animals in general were growing I also accidentally started reading more and more about their ability to process feelings. So I only wanted two things in the world 1. A bunny 2. My acceptance letter into Hogwarts. When I turned eight my mom gave me the cutest gift a girl could ever wish for – a tiny tiny tiny bunny that got both a Swedish and a Mongolian name and stayed with me until I was seventeen.
9. Being Mongolian definitely has its bad-ass perks. Look at that picture of me riding a moose like I'm from some sort of fantasy saga. Imagine that sort of thing happening everywhere you go – MONGOLIA.
10. I'm a Photoshop God. Not really, but it is easy to think you're amazing at things when no one else in your environment is doing it. When I was nine – the internet was so new that most people still wrote "www." before the site name. I'M SO OLD. No I'm not, but I like to freak myself out so I'll be more productive.
11. I love singing, music, art and languages. And I will forever not care what any body thinks of it.
12. School is mostly horrible but I have The Sims. I started gaming a lot and at some point around this age I started not doing my best in school because I realized all of the teachers had decided I was brilliant no matter what I did and the kids at school the opposite. So I pretty much just hung out with myself and my computer.
13. I'm very lost and it's ok. I think most modern young women have had their fair share of consuming all of the books on the self-help shelf and then not followed through with most of the solid advice. Everyone was giving very extreme advice like "only live in the present" or "you will be a failure if you don't have any goals" and I just took the middle way and realized that all of this information on this planet will make you feel very lost and it's cool. Being cool with being lost means you'll be very curious and eager to try to figure things out and I love figuring things out.
14. My parents were just people who had sex. I discovered this when my mom said some fact about the brain that was a little too on the 20th century science side for me and then it dawned on me like a… dawn (?) – the realization that my mother was just a person with feelings and friends and everything else before I existed. Albeit, I still believe she is one of the greatest creatures to have ever lived.
15. I'm attractive enough for someone to kiss my face. And it was amazing, especially since the only thing I could think about at that age was boys boys böys and the occasional thought "how do I not think of boys?". Hormones are horrible and I distrust anyone who didn't feel like the most awkward human being to ever walk planet earth in their teens.
16. Travel, eat, pray, love, work/study 4 hours a week. I read a lot of books the summer after my first boyfriend and I broke up and most of them were on the topic of "travelling is easy and if you're not doing it you're not living". So began this part of my life when I thought that as long as I'm travelling I'm doing good… (I also developed a huge passion for soccer). Partly true if you adhere to the school of thought that the more you do – the slower time seems to pass and this was very true because 16-17 were the longest years of my life and now I'm aiming at making 2014 feel like a decade. I know what they feel like now that I've experienced two of them…
17. There is a God because I got to go to Kenya to a boarding school with a pool and kiss giraffes. Honestly, I don't know what I was doing in cold Stockholm in a public school when I could've chased (literally) blue-balled monkeys around school a few days before my graduation on the savannah. (Re-read that sentence to realize there is so much win).
18. People are crazy. Keep calm and avoid when possible. I'm sorry but the only thing I learned from turning 18 in Thailand and accidentally buying drugs to bartenders is that people are batshit crazy (many things happened on the day I turned 18 but the story is so friggin' incredible and incredibly long that very few of those I've told it to have believed me). After graduation I helped out at the family restaurant having to deal with customers and employees and I realized even more so that I'm not the crazy one. People are. *couple orders ramen noodle soup with yakiniku and I explain what it is* -> *I bring out the food* -> woman: "WHAT IS THIS? I DON'T EVEN EAT NOODLES!" man: "I'M VEGAN!". *cough* Allegedly.
19. College is the best form of school ever and I'm good at it. Getting accepted into Stockholm School of Business made me feel at peace. I suddenly found myself studying things to a deadline instead of researching kitosis for hours for my own pleasure. Studying at an academy has also given me the immense joy of connecting the dots between things I knew on a shallow level and now having the information and the ability to prove my theories. The professors that I've shown my work on economic theory to have all found them very sound, but I seem to be lacking the knowledge necessary to present it in a scientific way right now (must learn advanced math or hire tech support to do it for me). I'm also grateful that I followed the advice of Derek Sivers and shortened my study time by taking the second-year courses on top of my first-year studies.
20. Making people, including myself, laugh is the best feeling in the entire world that has ever existed ever like ever is this sentence too long. Such humrou. Also, I'm bad at keeping my serious writing tone and making serious lists of "REVELATIONS" SO here's a funny screenshot off tumblr that made me laugh irl. Seriously though, Dumbledore might've been the worst headmaster of Hogwarts ever. Also, bonus pic because I can't help myself.
Bonus revelation about being "hot" as the young people call it: people are now nice to me from the get-go now that I'm le babe, but no amount of le babe will hide your weirdness and in the end the conservatives will run away in terror but you gain cool friends faster. Friends who can belch the alphabet and also send you politically incorrect but hilarious drunk philosophical texts at four in the morning. I love you.
Was watching The Hobbit when I realized 9-year-old me and 900-year-old Thranduil have some things in common… This blog is shit right now. There is no bad-assery, no mountain climbing, no Swahili, no drinking cows blood with the Masaai, no fermented mare's milk on the steppes of Mongolia with the family and it's not because cool things aren't happening in life. It's just that… there's too much shit on this blog that is so epicly boring that I can't stand it and I'm thinking about deleting all of it. And just do more elk-riding posts.
In Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden.
Life is as good as life should be. One of my best friends received a four thousand dollar scolarship this morning, to fund the making of a really simple program that could potentially alter the way we look at learning. Another friend opened up a t-shirt company called Florange! I got support and encouragement for different "business" ideas from both friends and Swedish entrepeneurs Isabella "Blondinbella" Löwengrip and Pingis Hadenius. I have two ideas for web-TV or regular ol' TV that I've started e-mailing some partners about. Things are exciting and heading the right way.
The biggest lesson this week has been "You can't wait to feel like it, because you might be waiting forever". And if you wait long enough, you'll be unprepared when that golden holy scheisse moment comes and you can't do anything with it. Work hard on your goals and surround yourself with people who really support you. I can't believe how many amazing go-getter friends I've had all along! And so many things are brewing in this city… Stockholm is really turning out to be the new capital of the world…
In Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden.
I'm such an awesome blogger, disappearing for days and stuff…
Things that are going on this week
! accounting exam
! microeconomy exam
Things that are going on next week
♥ a major trip overseas
♥ photoshoot for a magazine
Things that I should be doing
- doing all of the paperwork for my jobs
- studying better (quality > quantity)
Things that I am doing instead
♥ researching brain plasticity (like this clip)
♥ researching language acquisition (like this clip)
A pic of me outside Stockholm Public Library
In Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden.
A week ago we tried K25 – a glamourous food court (the first one?). Our food fanatic friends recommended Lilla Vigårda for their awesome burgers so that's what we went for AND IT WAS DELICIOUS! Can't wait to go back for that garlic sauce… I took the original beef burger and it was great. I'm still ambivalent about eating meat, but the three guys who run Vigårda have good values so I trust that the animals had a good life. Making sure the animals had a nice life is the least thing we can do as carnivores.
In Mariehamn, Mariehamns stad, Aland Islands.
So once we woke up on the boat on Sunday, we had some assignments for a competition. "Do a Spiderman kiss, switch clothes between a guy and a girl, do a little dance, take a picture with the captain…". So me and Clarino decided to just go after the captain. It took us an epicly long time. We could also call this post…
To Find A Captain
Sunday, October 20th 2013. 11.48
We start googling for his face. So we know what to look for. And then we start running around asking everyone who looks like staff if they know where he is. They all answer in the way that makes you think we asked them to donate their left arm. We get shrugged off in every corridor.
12.20 Approaching Mariehamn
We head to the top level and are stopped by a fence. We see a captain! And then a second one with a great beard! We start waving to them like crazy. THEY WAVE BACK!!! Then they shrug their heads. But we keep waving. For an awkward five minutes.
12.25 Captain Haddock
We see a guy who might be the captain, or at least he looks like Captain Haddock from Tintin. We wave him over and ask if we can take a picture with him, but he gets all sad and says "but me? I'm just a simple chef!". I feel bad, we should've said we wanted a picture with the chef.
12.39 The face of disappointment
After waving for another fifteen minutes and being ignored we decide to abandon our mission and eat candy instead.
13.00 Stalking the staff
Two very official-looking people stand in the hallway discussing important things in Finnish (or maybe the ending to Breaking Bad, I don't know I don't speak Finnish). We stare at them and follow until they notice us. We ask if they know how we can get in touch with the captain. The most helpful staffer tells us the captain and him will be having a meeting in fifteen minutes close to the information desk. THE LEVELS OF EXCITEMENT WERE DISPROPORTIONATE! So we sit quietly by the info desk trying to look normal so none of the other teams find out we're on to something…
13.13 Meeting the captain!
"Was it the two of you who were standing by the fence waving?". Clarino doesn't answer because she's in a hurry to take the pictures. I say (awkwardly) "hehe… yes… sorry about that." It was one of the proudest moments of my life just because we had spent so much time and energy trying to find him haha. Then when we got to our group they were all like "cool". We expected them to shower us with gifts and start dancing around us in joy.
In Solna, Stockholm County, Sweden.
We had our final dinner for the intro weeks of Stockholm School of Business, as I told you before… I was in a secret group of 22 new students doing cool things, so here are pics from that! Now… back to studying microeconomics and accounting.
Picture credit: Cecilia Eyem and Föreningen Ekonomerna – Stockholms Universitet
In Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden.
Lipstick from Kanebo! Anthurium is the favourite <3
Pic from big in Japan
Yey! I got three free lipsticks from Kanebo! Which is awesome because they cost $30 a stick. I'm not that much of a make-up user because I think lenses, lashes, moisturizer and a big smile does the trick for my face… I'm actually pretty bad at putting on make-up, but I don't realize that until I see the party pics the day after… "I don't always use lipstick, but when I do it goes something like this":
In Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden.
The first issue of our epic newspaper is out! Stockholm Banco – the student magazine for us economy students. I've done shots with Leo Razzak and Patricia Kempff for Swedbank. Excitement!
In Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Balearic Islands, Spain.
There are those moments in life when you just look around and see all the beauty around you and you go "my life is so weird… and awesome!". I had several of those moments yesterday with my friend Clarino / Thatswhatshesaid on the cruise to Finland from Stockholm, but that was mostly because we always ended up in such bizarre situations. I'll post it tomorrow or later this week.
So this boat trip in Ibiza was from the bay off Sant Antonio to Cala Conta where we ate at a seaview restaurant and then relaxed on the beach. The pictures were just some random shots I took trying to capture contrast and colors. I like 'em even though they're very tumblry in the objects-from-a-weird-angle way. I love the ocean, water and sea so much I just felt so at peace and happy, even though I get severely seasick at times…
In Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden.
The party boat leaves at seven in the morning and it's eleven now and I've done 2/6 of the questions for the microeconomy class.
Picture from the Swedish School in Kenya
When I don't understand things I start googling them and when I can't find what I'm looking for (90% of the time) I end up on tumblr.
When it's close to midnight on a Saturday and I have four more problems to solve
When I see that the next question is split up into three parts
When I don't even know where to begin
My finance skills at around midnight (I seriously almost wrote something along these lines)
When I read what I've written so far
In Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden.
I've spent this weekend in Stockholm eating delicious everything, working out, studying and watching Adventure Time with my love (watch eeeet, it's on Netflix!) I love Stockholm, but sometimes I feel like we need some time apart and then I start thinking about spending the weekends in (for example) Kenya… So I'm totally going to travel in November!
Gotta go, my lovely friend will be here in a few moments for a pj-party because we're getting up at an ungodly hour tomorrow! Why? To get on a boat with 270 other students for a party trip!!!
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Pan Seared Veal Chops and Rosemary Potatoes
Lately I find myself looking for all kinds of excuses in the kitchen to use the rosemary that is still thriving in the huge pot it's been planted in for the past 3 summers.
When the weather turns cold here I take my perennial pots from the patio and move them into our garage for the winter.
In early spring when it appears the days will be increasingly warmer I bring them out and let them adapt to the weather on the side of my house where they are still somewhat protected before returning them to the patio.
I then begin watering them again, and in no time at all they are bursting out of the soil.
I will never tire of that feeling of amazement as I watch this process year after year.
I must admit that some years I'm not even certain I remember what was planted in some of the pots until they begin growing again.
In the case of the rosemary, if the winter is fairly mild which it was the past couple of years, ( and so far this year ), it doesn't die back and I have been able to harvest it in my garage where it sits beneath a window allowing it some sunlight.
All the other herbs in the garden have long since been plucked and won't be available til spring again so I do have to buy them fresh in the market whenever I need them.
But my rosemary has been there for me and whatever dishes I impulsively decide to make. Recently these have included the Roasted Tomatoes , a Rosemary Gin Cocktail, and the Rosemary Potatoes pictured above.
The Rosemary Potatoes are a perfect accompaniment to a grilled chop such as the veal chops above.
Rosemary Potatoes (serves 2)
2 large russet potatoes, peeled and cut into large dice
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons fresh rosemary, finely chopped
Kosher salt to taste (but potatoes do like salt, so be somewhat generous)
Freshly cracked black pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Toss potatoes with the olive oil, rosemary, salt and pepper. Place on a rimmed baking sheet covered with parchment paper. (This will help prevent any sticking).
Roast for 25 to 35 minutes, turning once or twice until potatoes are tender, crisp and nicely browned.
Of course garlic is always wonderful with rosemary, but this time I decided to let the rosemary shine on its own!
And they were wonderful along with the chops which I seasoned liberally just with kosher salt and fresh pepper, then pan-seared on top of the stove at a fairly high heat and finished off in a 350 degree oven.

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Monday, October 28, 2013 - 10:50am
Spanish media are reporting that the National Security Agency tracked about 60-million phone calls in that country, in just one month. The claims are based on classified documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden. The U.S.Ambassador to Spain, James Costos, met with Spain's government officials Monday.
Afterwards Costos released a statement saying the U.S.government recognizes concerns over U.S. intelligence gathering programs and that President Obama has ordered a review of the programs.
The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday that the White House learned over the summer the NSA had tapped the phones of world leaders and ordered an end to some of the eavesdropping.


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Drunk, shirtless, cigarette-smoking Mike Napoli wins Red Sox parade
It has become quite the tradition during and after Boston sports parades that one particular athlete takes things to the extreme.
Brad Marchand was "too drunk" to be interviewed for the Bruins' championship DVD because he "went on a tear" after the B's captured the Cup in 2011. Glen "Big Baby" Davis made the shirtless parade celebration in vogue when the Celtics won the title in 2008.
Mike Napoli stole from both of those ideas this past weekend, and made them better. Napoli was seen partying furiously at Daisy Buchanan's on Newbury Street. He was also seen partying furiously at McGreevy's on Boylston Street just a few hours prior to that. Just a few hours prior to that he was shirtless in Boston's championship parade/rolling rally.
The highlight of Napoli's escapades had to have been when he was pictured with a cigarette dangling from his mouth. So taboo for a modern day athlete but the telltale sign of any day/night becoming aggressively drunk for anyone under the age of 40.
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The tenants of People Inc. Willow Senior Living in Wheatfield recently had an outing to a nearby shop and restaurant. They enjoyed shopping at Treasure Lane - a gift shop located on Niagara Falls Boulevard - and had lunch down the street at Sawyer Creek Hotel.
People Inc. operates 18 senior living apartment complexes in Western New York, with two locations in Niagara County.
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As part of our collaboration with the 9:30 Club, we're pleased to present concert ticket giveaways every Tuesday. Each week, we'll post a new upcoming show and your chance to win two tickets. This week: pop-rocker Uncle Kracker. After starting his career with the infamous Kid Rock back in the late '80s, Mr. Kracker headed off on his own to produce four solo albums, with another to launch this year. You've heard this guy's music and you know all the words; why not see him live?
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If you're in possession of a Working Holiday Visa and are prepared to try anything – officially for no more than six months at a time – there are plenty of possibilities for finding work to fund your travels in Australia or simply for a ground-level take on Aussie life. Organized work programmes, paid and voluntary, are also a possibility.
In practice, this means the only jobs officially open to you are unskilled and temporary. Old faithfuls are harvesting or farm labouring – the Harvest Trail (t1800 062 332, whttp://www.jobsearch.gov.au/harvesttrail) has information about such jobs, but just remember that crop-picking means hard work for low wages (usually paid on a commission basis). It's also worth noting that harvest work is often on farms or plantations some distance from a town. Some employers will provide transport to and from a workers' hostel in a nearby town – sometimes, but not always, free of charge. In other cases, you will be given basic accommodation on the farm or be required to pitch your own tent.
For casual work – bar or restaurant, construction and factory work – Sydney-based agency Travellers' Contact Point (t02/9221 8744, whttp://www.travellers.com.au) has a branch in most of the major cities. Other dedicated traveller job agencies include Travellers At Work (whttp://www.taw.com.au) and Work and Travel Company whttp://www.worktravelcompany.com); both are based in Sydney. All help with all aspects of working, from organizing tax file numbers to actually finding jobs, but either take a commission for finding work or charge a membership fee. Specialized employment agencies in cities (computer training, accountancy, nursing, catering and so on) have better, higher-paid jobs on their books, though they often require full-time or longer commitments. Finally, travellers, hostel staff and notice boards may be the best sources of all, especially in remote areas. In fact, some hostels occasionally offer free nights in lieu of cleaning work – and some even pay you.
One word of warning: Australia is increasingly tough on people who work on tourist visas or expired working visas. If you're caught, your visa will be cancelled, you will be asked to leave the country immediately, or taken into detention in the interim. Furthermore, you are extremely unlikely to be granted another visa even after the set three-year period.
AFS Intercultural Programs whttp://www.afs.org. Intercultural exchange organization with programmes in over fifty countries.
American Institute for Foreign Study whttp://www.aifs.com. Cultural immersion and study programmes.
BUNAC whttp://www.bunac.org. Travel and work agency that helps members find work through resource centres nationwide.
Conservation Volunteers whttp://www.conservationvolunteers.com.au. Volunteer work (unpaid) on conservation projects in reserves and parks across Australia from one day to four weeks. About Aus$40/day charged for food and accommodation on some projects.
Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) whttp://www.ciee.org. Leading NGO offering study programmes in Australia.
Earthwatch Institute whttp://www.earthwatch.org. Scientific expedition project that spans over fifty countries with environmental and archeological ventures.
Visitoz whttp://www.visitoz.org. Work on Outback farms and stations organized before you arrive in Australia. Previous experience not required – participants stay on a training farm for five days, during which suitable work is found – but driving licence required for many jobs.
WWOOF (Willing Workers on Organic Farms) whttp://www.wwoof.com.au. A popular way to experience rural Australia in which you work for board and lodging not cash, so no work visa is required. Four to six hours daily, min stay two nights; everything else is negotiable. A one-year membership ($60) buys you the Australian WWOOF Book of 2200 host farms to contact (plus email updates) and basic work insurance.Read More
Due to the threat of huge fines on employers for cash-in-hand labour, it's difficult to avoid paying income tax, which is levied at 29 percent for earnings under $35,000 per annum and deducted at source. To become part of the system you'll need a tax file number (form available at post offices or taxation offices), which is easy to obtain on presentation of a passport with a relevant visa. Your employer will give you a couple of weeks' grace, after which you'll be taxed at 47 percent. Nowadays, it's hard to claim a tax rebate, no matter how little you earn; however, it's worth a try, and possibly a trip to a tax advisor. Alternatively, go to whttp://www.taxback.com, which offers a hassle-free service to reclaim tax and superannuation refunds.


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You'll find the whole sad story of Syrinx and Pan in this mega-influential collection of myth-y poems.
Get the low down on Syrinx's unfortunate transformation in this ancient poem.
In this riff on the ancient myth, Syrinx is the lover of Silenus, the satyr, and turns into reeds in order to remain faithful to her love.
Any flautist worth his or her flute has got to be able to play this famous solo inspired by Pan's sadness over Syrinx's transformation.
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TYLER, TX (KLTV) - Early Thursday morning, detectives, officers and deputies from the Smith County Sheriff's Office, in conjunction with the U.S. Marshal Service, served an arrest warrant in the 23000 block of Pine Drive in Smith County for Brandon Kyle Smith.
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Project Harmony Launches Today
"Project Harmony is like Creative Commons for contributor agreements. We've set out to capture the best practices of free and open source software contributions, across a diverse array of project cultures, communities, and values." said Allison Randal, a community participant in Project Harmony. "The public review process for the Alpha versions of the documents launches today, and runs through May 6th. After a year of hard work by the original ~100 drafting volunteers, we're really looking forward to broader participation in this public review."
Project Harmony—community-centered group focused on contributor agreements (CAs) for free and open source software (FOSS)—was launched today by Amanda Brock, General Counsel for Canonical. There is a diverse group of individuals who make up this project and represents varying perspectives, experiences, communities, projects and more. This group comes together under their common belief in the future of FOSS and combines that common belief with their common interest in using their skills to the benefit of collaborative FOSS communities.
For those who would like to get involved in the project that seeks to "enable more people to contribute code, by reducing the cognitive cost and legal time of reviewing contribution agreements" can do so by joining the mailing list and IRC channel. Interested individuals can also help by participating in the public review process of the contributor agreements (alpha phase).
There is also a guide to the Harmony contributor agreement templates and the options a FOSS project may choose from. In addition there is an FAQ page which more information about the project, its overview, CAs, guide to the CAs, and provisions that were considered but not included can be found.
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Mozilla Labs Shuts Down
Mozilla's product think tank sinks silently into history.
Internet Giants Launch Collaboration to Improve Open Source
TODO group will focus on open source tools in large-scale environments.
Fedora Announces New Partition Manager App
New tool will look like GParted but support a wider range of storage technologies.
Mozilla Releases a New Firefox
New public key pinning feature will help prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.
Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.


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The US Fidelis Consumer Restitution Fund announced on December 13, 2013 that approximately 19,000 consumers nationwide will receive more than $9.3 million total in restitution in connection with US Fidelis, a now-defunct dealer of vehicle service contracts. Checks are being mailed to eligible consumers by the Administrator beginning, Friday, December 13, 2013.
US Fidelis was once the nation's largest dealer of vehicle service contracts. On March 1, 2010, it petitioned for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Missouri. In April 2010, 13 states - Arkansas, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, North Carolina, Missouri, Maryland, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin - sued the business and its owners over US Fidelis' deceptive solicitations, illegal telemarketing, robo-calls, and misleading TV ads. The states later agreed to settle claims against the owners in exchange for their agreement to turn over their assets to the bankruptcy estate.
Distributions are being made to consumers who filed claims with the US Fidelis Consumer Restitution Fund, which was established in a 2012 global settlement negotiated by Washington, Texas, Missouri and Ohio Attorneys General, the Official Unsecured Creditors Committee of US Fidelis, Inc., and others involved in the US Fidelis bankruptcy.
Consumers will receive at least $250 each. Those eligible for a refund of their contract will receive partial refunds based on the unused portion of their contract remaining after cancellation but not less than $250. Consumers with "money-back guarantee" refund claims will receive $350 each, and consumers with misrepresentation, telemarketing or other claims will receive $250 each.
The Consumer Restitution Fund will remain open until January 2015, so consumers who have active contracts with a defunct business may still file refund claims.
In addition to the restitution checks being mailed this week, approximately 4,000 consumers already have received $3 million total in restitution from companies that worked with US Fidelis but are still in business.
Representatives from the Ohio, Texas, Missouri and Washington Attorneys General Offices are working with the claims administrator, GCG, Inc., to oversee the Consumer Restitution Fund and its administration.
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SEATTLE – You've probably heard coaches say they don't care about rankings, and take wins one game at a time.
But for University of Washington Head Football Coach Steve Sarkisian and WSU's Mike Leach, every win this year could mean big bucks.
KING5 obtained Sarkisian's contract, as well as WSU's Leach, through a public disclosure request. The two men are the highest paid state employees, and have lucrative perks as well.
Sarkisian is in the third year of a five year deal signed back on January 21st of 2011.
It shows the Dawgs top man has an incentive to break through the seven win barrier. The Huskies have finished with seven wins the last three seasons. They are 5-3 during the 2013 campaign.
The contract gives Sarkisian a $50,000 bonus if he gets 8 wins this year, and a $75,000 bonus if the Huskies were to win out and get to the 9 win plateau. He could have received a $150,000 bonus if the team was to win 12 games.
Those bonuses are on top of an already guaranteed $2,400,000 in compensation for the 2013 season. Sarkisian gets a base salary of $420,000, and $700,000 "regular media compensation". The contract also calls for Sarkisian to make a minimum of three personal appearances of behalf of Nike and additional appearances for other sponsors. Nike founder Phil Knight is a big supporter of UW's rival Oregon Duck football program. Sarkisian's deal calls for him to get $650,000 for those personal appearances, and another $630,000 for speaking and other representation.
There are other perks:
The UW gives Sarkisian a housing allowance of $150,000 a year, and pays the cost of family travel to away games. The contract also calls for the UW to provide Sarkisian two courtesy cars, membership in the Seattle Yacht Club, and another country club if he so desires.
Sarkisian's deal calls for him to get a $150,000 bonus if the team plays in a Non-BCS bowl game. He received the bonus last year after the Huskies played in the Las Vegas Bowl. He would earn as much as $500,000 if UW won the national championship.
The Coach is also due a bonus if the team is ranked in the Top 20 of the final BCS Standings. The Huskies were in contention for that designation earlier in the season. If the team finished there, he would receive another $50,000 bonus. It bumps to $75,000 for a Top 15 ranking, and $100,000 for the Top Ten. If he's Pac-12 coach of the year, UW pays him another $25,000.
There are academic incentives as well. Sarkisian would be paid $125,000 if the graduation rate for his team is equal to or greater than 80%. He would receive another $125,000 if the Academic Progress Rate hits 970.
There has been rampant speculation that Sarkisian, who coached at USC, could be a candidate for their head coaching position, or potentially a position in the NFL. The contract stipulates, that if after this year, he was to leave UW, Sarkisian would have to pay the University $1,500,000. The number drops by half a million dollars each consective year of the deal.
The UW's Assistant Coach, and Defensive Coordinator Justin Wilcox is also highly compensated for his duties.
Wilcox, who was credited with improving the UW defense last season, signed a one year extension in March of this year, according to documents furnished by the University. He'll be paid just over $800,000 this season.
Wilcox gets a $10,000 bonus for an Alamo or Holiday Bowl appearance, and $25,000 for winning a national championship.
He also gets a Courtesy Car and Country Club Membership. Wilcox would not have to pay the UW a dime if he was to leave for a Head Coaching position elsewhere.
Washington State University signed Mike Leach to its most lucrative deal ever, back in October of last year, according to documents released by WSU.
WSU agreed to pay Leach a base salary of $2,000,000, another $100,000 for media compensation and another $150,000 for appearances and consultation. But Leach gets more than just that $2,250,000 a year.
WSU agreed to provide him first class business upgrades when he travels.
Leach also gets two donated vehicles on a loan basis, or a stipend for cars of up to $6,200 a year. WSU also agreed to provide Leach with a 18-seat Suite, plus an additional 20 tickets to each home game. Leach gets 150 tickets for all away games. WSU also pays for a club membership.
WSU agreed to pay Leach $25,000 bonus for an Apple Cup win, and he was awarded that last season. Washington State also agreed to pay bonuses to Leach for a Non-BCS Bowl Game ($75,000), and at least $50,000 for a top 25 finish. The University, unlike UW, only agreed to a small bonus of $25,000 if the team finishes Top in the Pac 12 in Academic Achievement. Leach would have to pay $1,800,000 if he was to leave WSU before the end of the year. The number drops to $1,350,000 after the 1st of the year.
The salaries are paid for by athletic department revenues, and do not come out of University general funds. The Pac-12's television contract, signed last year, guaranteed member schools at least $21 million dollars a year. Both UW and WSU have used some of the money to help fund stadium renovations.
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Why Entrepreneurship is Like Love
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We all know ideas are a dime a dozen. So how do you know if your idea is worth pursuing?
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Freelancers are going to be more than 50% of the workforce in the United States in less than 4 years. NEW TECH "Project Freedom" launches as the largest FinTech Hackathon globally. read »
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Thoroughly traumatized by a bad tax experience, Keng is now a warrior against AWOL tax documents. He built autotax.me to retain all your contracts and tax filings and those of your contractors, helping to protect you against audit. read »
Today it's exactly six months til the 10th ever Loving Day, a movement to end racial prejudices and celebrate inter-ethnic (and all) relationships. Not that I ever let too many days go by without a little lovin'. read »
Simon Walker is in the middle of whirring about the top 10 startup cities in America in order to answer every entrepreneurs' burningest question: Where is the grass greenest? read »
From Bronx Roots to David Burke's Kitchen. No Matter What You Dig, Entrepreneurship Comes in Many Forms. read »
About 6 or 7 years ago, I became obsessed with three words. They're an aggressive trio of utterances that have guided my work ever since.
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Can you own a Style?
Understand your rights. This article is from a British publication, but the points are valid.
Imitation. Idea Theft. Portfolios. A provocative read.
Inspiration vs Imitation.
Be the Best, at whatever it is you are passionate about.
Work with Intention: focusing your Interests, Skills & Opportunities.
Managing Failure. In Design, failure is inevitable. What are you doing to learn from it?
Avoiding friction & learning to pace yourself.
Creative Mornings Talk: The Top 10 Things I wish I Knew When I Graduated College.
Things you won't learn in school.
8 tips for the designer in their first studio job.
Don't discount those who have come before you.
Ad teachings, a blog that spotlights great communication solutions. (FYI, that's what good design is for).
Business Practices: Billing.
How to get paid.
A guide to online payment options.
Fuck you. Pay me. A designers message to difficult clients.
Getting Paid, How Much and When? Contracts & Invoices.
Make a Contract. Get a Layer. A little money up front will save you big bucks and headaches later.
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Freelance Tips from a Hiring Manager.
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Rishi, Neetu and their son Ranbir took the celebrity quotient on the semi-final weekend episode of dance reality show 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 6' to a new high.
The Kapoors visited the show to promote their forthcoming comedy film 'Besharam', which unites the trio on the big screen for the first time. While Rishi and Neetu will be seen as cops, Ranbir will play a tapori in the film, which will hit screens on October 2.
'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 6' is judged by actress Madhuri Dixit, filmmaker Karan Johar and choreographer-director Remo D'Souza.
"TV pe breaking news...with Ranbir on Jhalak... The Kapoors were fantastic guests! All the best for Besharam. On Jhalak with my most favourite on screen and off screen couple Chintuji (Rishi Kapoor) and Neetuji," said 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 6' judge Madhuri Dixit via Twitter.
'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 6' is nearing its grand finale now, and there are five celebrity contestants left to fight it out for the trophy.
The top five contestants are actress Drashti Dhami, singer Shaan, dancers Lauren Gottlieb and Mukti Mohan, and 'India's Got Talent' winners Sonali and Sumant.
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It's been a good week for remembering why I do this – blogging, that is. I've been exhausted of it lately, uninspired, and perhaps not as diligent as I wish I could be. This week I got some really good news (which I will share soon, but not today) and it made me think about how glad I am that I've stuck it out, even when I kind of hate it.
I talk about this a lot, that when I started blogging in 2009, I had no idea what I was doing, but I knew I wanted to write daily and have some accountability. Three years later, that is still my goal. I'm glad that I didn't start out with the expectation that someday I would monetize it and be a mommy blogger with the craft skills of Martha Stewart and children fit for Gerber ads. My original intention is what keeps me from quitting when I see the stats wane or when I have a week where I'm just too caught up in other work to tend it as faithfully as usual.
When I started, I wasn't even reading other blogs yet, especially writing blogs. Once I started finding bloggers I liked and following their content, I was able to learn from them and grow in my own voice and ideas. We need the encouragement and criticism of a community to help us grow in our work.
But lately? My exhaustion is a direct result of the community I've come to love, unfortunately. With a few wonderful exceptions (see my past Inspired By posts for great examples), several circles of the blogging community have drank the vitriol of culture wars and binged on their own drivel, and quite frankly, I'm really freaking sick of it. Sick of it enough that sometimes I want to quit the internet, just to keep myself from getting brainwashed with them. Sick of it enough that I wonder if my voice is clear and strong enough to be heard beyond the din of insults and accusations, and if it's not, then is this worth doing at all?
I know that many of you, like me, wonder the same things and worry about whether it is worth the time. And I appreciate that because it means you care about being honest. It means you want to be real with your work, and you want to be a part of an authentic community. This is what inspires me. This is the reason I am here.
Today I want to celebrate that. Instead of linking to a bunch of good reads, I want you to do it. And I want you to do it for yourself.
What is the best post you've ever written*? Share it in the comments.
Why? Because we need your voice.
*If you're not a blogger, share a link to a good read you came across this week!


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REDMOND, Wash. — April 20, 2010 — More people die from cardiovascular disease than from any other cause, and an estimated 4.6 billion people worldwide have mobile phones.
Those two facts are separate but very much related to a group of students at Wayne State University in Detroit who have developed a project named LifeCode, which aims to fight the world's top killer with the planet's fastest growing technology.
In LifeCode, mobile phones equipped with biosensors could measure patients' vital signs, including heart rate, blood pressure and temperature, says Steve Markovitch of Detroit. He and teammates Melissa Hui, Kun Wang and Fahima Amin Bhuyan will compete in this week's eighth annual U.S. Imagine Cup, a Microsoft-sponsored competition that urges students to use technology to create innovative solutions that can change the world. Regional finals are being held across the world in preparation for a worldwide final that will be held in Poland in July.
LifeCode and the other Imagine Cup teams aim to use technology and their creative ideas to solve some of the world's toughest social problems as outlined in the United Nations' Millennium Development Goals.
"In a remote village in a developing country with no nearby hospitals, our hardware and software components could potentially help treat medical problems," Markovitch says. "LifeCode would send the vital data over a cellular network to where doctors and hospitals could access the data and help treat patients remotely."
Mobile cellular subscriptions worldwide reached approximately 4.6 billion in 2009, according to the International Telecommunication Union. Simultaneously, cardiovascular disease—including strokes and heart attacks—is still the No. 1 cause of death worldwide, killing an estimated 17.1 million people in 2004, according to the World Health Organization.
"Cell phones as a technology have spread faster and had a greater impact on the entire world than any other technology, Markovitch says. "They're even available in small, remote villages now. That availability is very exciting, in terms of being able to use the technology for other purposes."
Cloud computing is a key component of LifeCode; once the biometric data is transmitted, it can be securely stored in a remote database so that medical professionals can evaluate it. LifeCode can even pinpoint a patient's location by using the mobile phone's GPS system to help health-care workers gather even more information.
Markovitch says he and his teammates believe the field of mobile health is "up-and-coming," especially as the number of mobile phones grows in developing countries. He estimates mobile health will be a $50 billion-a-year industry.
"The increasing industry interest in sensors and other interactive technologies continues to fuel our interest in exploring the correlation of health-care needs and these emerging technologies," he says.
The team also won an entrepreneurial award from Wayne State University that will provide office space and funding for two team members to work on LifeCode full-time this summer.
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Both city leaders are looking into possible gun buyback programs.
At Monday's City Council meeting, Passero raised the idea of a gun buyback program through the police department. The item was sent to the Public Safety Committee for further review.
"I'm not necessarily advocating for it,'' Passero said Monday before the meeting. "But I want to have a discussion about it. I want to get the issue out there, get the debate started and have a committee meeting with professionals who can answer our questions."
In 2007, the City Council looked into a similar program but the proposal died in committee, he said.
On Monday, Finizio said he wants to push for ways to get more firearms off the streets. But the city has no money to fund such a program, he said. City staff is looking at possible programs that could include handing out gift certificates or gift cards in lieu of cash.
"I've also instructed the police department to examine any federal or state grants that may be available,'' Finizio said.
The Office of Development and Planning could also be involved, he said, and could approach businesses and nonprofits to ask for donations of gift certificates of gift cards that could be exchanged for firearms.
"Wherever you are on the gun control debate, there's common ground, everyone seems to agree, you lessen the risk (violent crime with guns) if you can lower the number of guns in society and make sure those who have guns are law abiding. It reduces the risk for everyone in society," he said. "The debate shouldn't stop us from trying to reduce the number of guns on the street, and disrupt the trade and trafficking of illegal guns."
The city could also hold an amnesty program, in which illegal firearms are turned in with no questions asked, he said.
"There are many different ways to go about this,'' Finizio said. "We welcome the council's input."
For the program to be successful, Passero added, the entire community needs to get involved in the discussion.
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Nothing really except that I was 3 days late but alot of symptoms seemed to show up after I found out I was pg.
Also, I sleep a lot too :oops:
When I first got pregnant I had morning sickness almost right away (I think I was already sick though so it might have just been that). Lets see, I also had really tender / sore breasts early on too and menstrual type cramps right before AF was due to come, but she never came . Also my husband and I just kind of had a "feeling" - turns out it was right.
Now I've got everything in the book, m/s, cramps, headaches, dizziness, tender breasts, feeling hot, increased sense of smell (DH thinks its funny that I follow him around and tell him he smells good ) and not sleeping well and I'm about 7 weeks in.
Oh yeah, forgot to mention that I'm -so- hungry all the time now, even right after I've eaten a big meal. I also feel sick when I'm hungry.. so I'm nauseous all the time too. It's staying relatively easy for me not to overeat though because a lot of food disgusts me hehe.
Seriously sore breasts & constipated all the time!
i was noticing things even before AF was late...like a day or two before. i was constipated for a few days (this is NEVER the case for me), AF-like cramps...but they just felt different. i tried to explain to DH that they weren't the usual wringing cramps, like someone is squeezing my uterus in their hand but more, spasming cramps and near my lower back mostly. slight dizziness from time to time. my temps kept going up. my BBs were tender, but that's always the case just before AF.
I know it was said not to post on here until we get a positive result...
I'm trying to have someone help me...
How soon could I experience pregnancy symptoms if I am pregnant?
Because it's been a week since I ovulated...
And I feel occasional sharp pains right above my pelvic bone..
No sore BBs yet...
But I do sleep a lot...
Haven't had any spotting yet tho... I'm patiently waiting to see if that happens. My AF is due in about a week... realllly hoping it never comes..
We've been semi-trying since February and trying for about 2 months
Also, I don't know how accurate this little chart thing is because my periods are very irregular... resulting in pregnancy scares month after month...
I am normally full of energy, and I have never really felt tired before. About a week or so before I tested positive, I began to feel extremely fatigued. Nausea began to set in, but no vomiting yet. And my breasts...oh my goodness, my breasts! They are so tender and sore that I called my mom at 11pm one night to make sure the pain was normal :oops:
I tested positive five days before AF on Jan. 06. I was indenial so I tested again on Jan. 07 and it was a BFP again. My AF isn't due until Jan. 11. I should have known I was preggers by all of the sypmtoms I've been experiencing, such as tender breast, frequent urination, queasiness, mood swings, and mild cramping in the abdominal region. So now I'm convienced that I'm preggers. My mom is so excited, first time grandmother, til she can't wait. I'm waiting to go to the doctor to have to blood work done. But I'm ready to be a mom! YEAH!
Thus far, I have had very tender "girls", food tastes ... weird ... I can smell everything and it's never good! Lots and lots and lots of spotting.
I forgot to say - tiiiired. I'm tired all the time. I could sleep for 10 hours and still whine about how tired I am!
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None really...I guess if I look back now there were a few days there that I was very fatigued, other than that just semi sore (.)(.) and thats about it (besides a missed AF)
I was convinced I had a UTI. CONVINCED. I was peeing all the time and was really uncomfortable. Did a UA at the docs office, that was negative. She told me to go home and get some rest.
Took a PG test because my temp shot up, and found out the REAL reason the next morning.
After that, I had weird hot/cold sensations and nausea, but it wasn't too bad.
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haven't gone to the doctor yet, but took test and was positive. just started being nauseated in the last few days. so is it possible i could have just gotten preggo early last month. bled a few days like regular period the end of december. no period january. took test and one line dark and second line is there but faint.
I'm just starting my 7th week- and I've been sleeping about 10-12 hours a day. I have been slightly nauseous at times, but haven't gotten sick. Sometimes my breasts are tender, and sometimes I can feel things going on inside me. I'm bloated. I pee several times at night. And I'm really forgetful.
I was concerned because I'm not really sick and my sister (who has been pregnant 3 times) gets sick from almost day one. However- I called my dr and they say that some people have hardly any symptoms. In fact- A girlfriend of mine didn't even show until about 8.5 months! I know for sure that WON'T be me!
HORRID cramps That's all i've noticed so far, But i'm not that far along at all, 4 weeks.
Just wondering, since the topic is early sypmtoms. I was sick a week before menstruation started which only lasted 24 hours and was dark brownish in color. For a day there was a little blood on the paper when I wiped after going to the washroom but I'm still having alot of CRAMPING! My fiance thinks I'm being a baby and too emotional but I'm in discomfort and don't want to go to the doctor over what my fiance insists is just an irregular period.
Take the test, CarrieKate. It might be nothing, but I bled about a week before my period was due and also had a ton of cramping, and here I am almost 33 weeks pregnant.
Other symptoms? Peeing nonstop and suddenly hating chocolate. I knew something was up then!
Almost immediate sickness and very tender breasts.
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sore swollen breasts and constipation or at least more trouble going.... then a few days later I took a test about 2 days before my period was due and it was positive. With my first pregnancy the heart burn got me.... I had never had that before and there it was..................
I was one of the few to have implantation spotting (brown) which fell about the time my period would have come. My 1st symptom (before BFP) was that my nipples are extremely sensitive and sore and have been for a couple weeks now. Other than that, no m/s, fatigue, etc...at least not yet. Actually have a lack of an appetite and feel full very quick rather than an increased appetite. Some pulling sensations in my lower abdomen that I wouldn't call cramping. Oh and some dizziness. But its still early for me. I pray this is a forecast for how the rest of my pregnancy will go.
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Is that common to take multiple tests and then finally receive a positive?
PB&J sandwich cravings, sore breasts, and being extremely tired.
I know that I should post after having tested positive. But please help me with some more infos.
I was experiencing light brownish 2 weeks before my period time. And a bit later than my normal period time I started having it again for nearly 3 days (thought I got pregnant), but following this I am having a heavy period as usual, which is one week late.
Iam a bit confused because it's strange this month, and yeah, it's the time we've been hoping and trying for a pregnancy.
Has anyone experienced the same thing like me? Am I pregnant?
Thanks a lot.


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The Springfield Fire Department responded to a house fire early Tuesday morning that resulted in a woman suffering from severe burns on most of her body.
According to Aide to Commissioner Joseph A. Conant, Dennis Leger, firefighters responded to 220 Ambrose St. around 3:52 a.m.
Leger said 34-year-old Opal Sanders suffered from burns on 80 percent of her body, including her face, arms and torso.
Sanders was transported to Baystate Medical Center for treatment. An update on her condition has not been released, but officials said she will need to be transported to another hospital for treatment of burn injuries.
According to Leger, another resident of the home, Easkine Chaffin, 80, was treated for smoke inhalation.
Leger said a pet dog was also injured. Authorities said the dog was taken by Animal Control officers to the VCA Animal Hospital on Boston Road for smoke inhalation treatment.
Officials said neighbors reported hearing Sanders banging on an upstairs window.
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