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Stayed here for a long weekend to see sold-out Dodgers vs. Cubs games.
On approaching the building, I was a little worried as it looked a little worn for its wear. As another reviewer said, the lobby is small-ish, and the hallways look a little shabby, but the room's decor is a little dark but still quite elegant, despite being a tad small for even 3 people. The outside of our room's door was badly scuffed and scraped, looking more appropriate to a Motel 6 than a semi-swanky place, but the cosmetic appearance of the outside of a door isn't much to quibble over. The inside hallway is a very nice marble, but makes for your conversations to be heard by a hallway passerby. The bed, however, has got to be one of the best beds we've ever slept on (trust me, you won't want to get out of bed), and a pamphlet in the hotel's guide explains why -- when calculated, the linens, pillows and mattress for each double bed are well over $2,000! There are about 6 pillows on each bed and thick white comforters. You're instructed to place cards on the bed if you want the linens to be completely changed daily so as to conserve water. The Heavenly Shower is quite heavenly as well, with dual showerheads, making for nice water pressure. A fluffy robe will be found in your closet. The bathroom was equipped with a coffeemaker and Starbucks coffee--what more can you ask for? There's also a coffee cart at the far east part of the lobby during the day selling Starbucks coffee. If you use the ATM next to the coffee cart, beware -- there's a $2.95 transaction fee. As for location, you could not ask for a better one -- it's right smack dab in the middle of everything, including the swankiest stores, the Hancock Building, tons of restaurants, and walking distance to the beach. There's an "L" station two blocks down and one block over. We got a great rate for $169 booked on the web site -- you cannot beat that!
Fabulous Location...Room a Little Small
My 9-year-old son and I spent one night at the Westin while in Chicago to see Disney's Lion King and Blue Man Group. We got a great rate from Hotwire at $78 a night. The hotel lobby is not very impressive...all neutral colors and not large. Our room was not ready at noon when we arrived (as expected with a 3 pm check-in time), but the man at the front check was pleasant and gave my son a Westin Kids' Club sack with a hat, plastic cup and crayons. Our room was ready when we arrived back at the hotel at 5 pm. We were located on the 7th floor overlooking the John Hancock Building...great view of the beautiful little Fourth Presbyterian Church on North Michigan Avenue. Our room was VERY small...fine for the two of us, but it would never work for a family of four! There were two double beds...four pillows on each bed. The room was nicely decorated, and the beds were VERY comfortable. There was a desk with one chair and a more comfortable chair by the window. The armoire held the tv (fairly big screen), and there was a closet with an ironing board, iron, one robe and the telephone directories. The bathroom was fairly large...but the marble counter had only one sink!
(There could have been two others it was so long!) The shower was INCREDIBLE...two shower heads and heavenly just as they advertise!
There was a hair dryer and a coffee pot with Starbucks Coffee. And the USA Today and Wall Street Journal were both outside our door in the morning. The hallway was not particularly appealing...the beige metal doors were unattractive. We couldn't really hear any outside noise except when people were talking loudly in the hallway. The hotel employees were all very nice to deal with...we didn't use the concierge because we were already overbooked as it was! We didn't eat at any of their restaurants...dinner was a piece of cheesecake from the Cheesecake Factory directly across the street!!! There isn't a better location on North Michigan Avenue, however! And for a couple, this is a terrific hotel!
Exquisite corner room view of the Mag Mile!!!
Comfy, comfy bed!! Service that respected our privacy and needs. Great location to beach, stores and public transportation. Concierge help was terrificn helping us to get to museums, aquarium, Navy Pier, beach and restaurants. The view from the corner, spacious room exhilirated us every morning when we awakened!! Great Hotel!!!
Loved it!
Big room and very clean! I got the room for $60.00 from priceline. Worth the $$.
Disappointed by Westin
Upon check in at 8:00, we were told that our nonsmoking king reservation was unavailable. Apparently, that is a "special request" despite the fact that they advertise 83% of their rooms are nonsmoking. the check in woman was unfriendly and certainly not apologetic in the least way. She just kept emphasizing they don't guarantee "requests". We were offered a nonsmoking room with two double beds, a smoking king or a junior suite for $30.00 more. We opted for the smoking king; while it wasn't terribly smelly, the scent of stale smoke wasn't present in the room and the hallways reeked of smoke. The wallpaper was ripped in places and there were cobwebs on the ceiling over the bed. We had no in room "complimentary coffee" as advertised and the lotion was leftover from a previous guest (half used). Housekeeping managed to bring us some new lotion with a 15 minute wait; however, they forgot the coffee. The next morning we requested a room change. This woman was somewhat kinder but seemed unwilling to change. She called (I assume) housekeeping to see if it was alright with them. They did okay this, so we went upstairs to pack our things. Housekeeping was cleaning our room. When she saw us packing our things, she asked if we were checking out. I said "No, just switching rooms." She, in an annoyed and snotty voice said, "Why didn't you tell me that?" Then she stomped out of the room and slammed the door. Our new room was cleaner and had full toiletries. Well, almost...we had a basically empty Kleenex box....another call and 15 min. wait for housekeeping. As for amenities, we didn't use the spa services or work out facilities. The TV had HBO and Starz along with the major networks and a few cable channels. We ate dinner at The Grill on a Saturday night. The reservations were at 8:15, but we didn't get in until 8:30. When the waiter asked if we wanted a before dinner cocktail, we replied "no" assuming he meant alcohol, and then til he took our dinner order. He told us that we had 3 side choices with our entrees: broccoli, spinach, or mashed potatoes. I ordered mashed potatoes with my filet mignon. He then asked me if I wanted a tossed garden salad or a tomato salad. I requested a tossed salad with ranch dressing. My husband ordered ribs with tossed salad and mashed potatoes. The waiter asked my husband if he wanted garlic or spinach mashed potatoes. For some odd reason, I didn't get a choice, and I didn't pick up on this until the meal came. My husband says it was the best meal he's ever had. Mine, on the other hand, was cold. When I say cold, I mean, must have been done 10-15 minutes before I was served. The flavor was good, but cold, plain mashed potatoes and cold steak can only be so good. I never got a chance to complain because he never came back to check on us. When the check arrived, I was somewhat surprised to learn that our salads hadn't come with the meal and were an "appetizer" of 6.25 each. While they were tasty, I hate feeling like someone pulled something over on me. The total bill was about $85.00 including tip. The final irritation came when we received the bill under the door. Our "Valentine package" rate had magically changed and suddenly didn't include the valet parking which was $35.00 a night. When we talked with the man at the counter, he said it had been fixed and was a mistake. While I am content that it was fixed and he was kind about it, I am not certain it wasn't a scam to see how many people actually noticed it. Perhaps that is a negative perspective, but after everything else I was highly irritated by this hotel.
Wonderful Westin
After deciding that my husband & I needed a weekend away, I submitted a bid for a 4-star hotel on the Magnificent Mile in Chicago. In hindsight, we were absolutely delighted with the location & accommodations of the hotel. The room was elegant, clean, & the bed was, in fact, HEAVENLY!!! From the shopping, dining, unexpected fireworks on the river, & pleasurable stay at the Westin, we look forward to doing it again soon.
Fantastic Stay!!
My sister, niece, sister-in-law, my daughter and myself just stayed at the Westin on Michigan Ave. for 2 nights. We had reserved 2 standard rooms and when we checked in, we were very pleased with our rooms. We had conecting rooms, one of them being a corner room. What a view!! The room was large with a very nice sitting area. The other room was much smaller, but clean and nicely decorated. We were very pleased with the accomodations. Very nice marble baths, clean rooms, and the beds were "heavenly"! The one complaint we had is that the Starbucks Cafe was not open when we were there. Didn't try the restaurant as we ate out alot at different places while shopping. We will definetly make the Westin on Michigan Ave. a place to stay on our next year's shopping trip!!
If you like being bothered
One problem after another. From the arrogant Revenue Manager, screwed up reservation, unable to check me in at 5pm. No apologies. Dirty room. Meeting room unstaffed. Took over 3 hours to get my toliet unblocked. Unsecured areas all over. Complained and it NEVER gets fixed.
A great place
My husband and I stayed at the Westin Michigan Avenue recently and enjoyed our stay there very much. The hotel is beautiful, the service was professional, and the location is perfect. Plus, their Heavenly Bed is fantastic!
Mangament Sucks. People are rude. Worst stay ever. Too expensive. MANY MANY other hotels in area 50-100 dollars cheaper. What's going on?
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Ways to Live Forever is a fictitious account of the final months of 11 year old Sam's life, a boy with terminal acute lymphoblastic leukemia. It is so well written, you often forget that Sam is not a real boy. He approaches a topic that adults often find very difficult to think about, let alone discuss. Sam uses a typical kid's no-nonsense approach to his numerous questions about death that no one will talk about. With the help of his friend Felix, teacher Mrs. Willis, his family and nurse Annie, Sam sets out to get answers and check things off his "things I want to do" list. The book is a collection of stories, lists, questions and facts that Sam writes over the course of this journey.
While you might think this book would be quite sad, I found it to be hopeful and uplifting with just a dash of sadness. Sam takes what time he has left and makes it worth living. Along the way he teaches this lesson to those around him- and the reader. Quite a mature lesson for a young boy, or a young 20-something author (this is Ms. Nicholls' first book). This book may have been written for other young adults, but younger and older readers can enjoy this wonderful life lesson as well.
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4,569 yards passing, 40 TDs and 12 wins (and counting) isn't good enough for everybody Well, not everybody is enamored with Aaron Rodgers. Here's what Greg Cosell, a senior producer at NFL for over three decades, had to say about Green Bay's Pro Bowl quarterback: "I'm not saying this to be bold or controversial, but I don't think Aaron Rodgers is playing particularly great football," stated Howard's more soft-spoken but equally opinionated nephew. "I think he's so physically gifted – he can throw it on the run better than anyone in this league – but he's leaving an awful lot of plays on the field." I would agree that Rodgers is leaving plays on the field. In fact, there's no denying that the league's reigning MVP has missed more open receivers than usual this season. But I'm not as willing to go along with these sentiments: "I think he's indecisive and tentative in the pocket," opined Cosell. "He's not pulling the trigger on throws that are there. I think this has been an ongoing thing all throughout the season." The idea that Rodgers is indecisive and tentative in the pocket is a bit hyperbolic. Are there instances when he's been indecisive and tentative in the pocket? Of course, but all quarterbacks get that way at times – especially quarterbacks who are protected by Evan Dietrich-Smith, Marshall Newhouse and Don Barclay and who face defenses that drop as many as seven or eight players into coverage on a consistent basis. To be perfectly fair, Cosell also said some nice things. For example: "No defense is built to cover, whether it's zone or man, for four, five or six seconds. No defense it built to do that. And Rodgers, with his ability to extend plays – not only extend them, but then make throws at the intermediate and deeper levels, which is something not a whole lot of quarterbacks can do – that's the burden he puts on your defense." All in all, I think Cosell made some valid points, but I also believe he's nitpicking. When I watch the coaches' tape (thanks again NFL Rewind), I honestly don't see that many receivers running wide open in the secondary. And I sure as heck don't see a quarterback who looks perpetually indecisive and tentative. What I do see is a quarterback who refuses to force balls into coverage and who is willing to take a sack when the alternative is a possible turnover. And while that might not be good enough for Cosell, it's been good enough to get Green Bay to within two wins of their second Super Bowl in three years. Something tells me 31 other coaches wish their quarterbacks were as tentative and indecisive in the pocket as Rodgers.
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I saw this being discussed on another board and have noticed that alot of people have cats and/or dogs in their house and around their children and it doesnt seem to be a problem. I know several people who have stated that they believe that the place for cats and dogs are outside due to sanitation issues such as peeing/pooping/ and shedding in the home. Others feel that animals are an extension of the family and that they have every right to be in the home. Just wondering what everyone's stand is....
Cats and Dogs Belong Anywhere but in your house?
my cats are NOT allowed on the counters or tables as well.
I guess I'm just a big animals lover so I couldn't leave them outside and SO is a big animal lover too so I like that :)
they are my furbabies
That nuts! I would never put out my fur babies! I have 2 cats, 1 dog. And as long as you keep your home clean- whats the problem? To me they are part of our family- and I love them!
We have 2 dogs inside, I could not imagine making them live full time outside. Growing up we had cats that were indoors/outdoors. Our older dog sheds but I just clean it up, we have them gated out of the living room/dining room and it curbs the hair transfer to the couch's. Unless you live in the country and your outside dog is not chained up, can run free, I don't have as big a problem with an outside animal, but if you have a dog on a run or in a kennel most the time maybe you should give the animal to someone who wants it. I see nothing unsanitary about animals in the house unless they are not housebroken. We give our animals baths and haricuts often which keeps them as clean as us, besides the fact that they clean themselves as well.
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Pet are an extension of the family and have every right to be in the home. We have cats and they've never been outside.
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Ditto Andrea - both dogs are bathed multiple times weekly. The only reason the little one is out right now is because of the housebreaking deal - and he's NOT chained up.
mom to C, 4.
Yeah Bree, it's hard those first few months to get them completely housetrained but I guess it comes with the territory, we have finally found the light at the end of the tunnel, if only we could stop the chewing now, lol! I pride myself in the fact that my house does not have an animal odor AT ALL. If it did I would not have animals, if you can't keep them or your house clean it's not fair to either parties. I wouldn't even have to go to your house to know it has no animal odor, your personality would never allow it, LOL!
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They aren't clean, and they don't belong in my home OR in my yard, quite frankly. They can be adorable and I love them, but I would never have one as a pet.
Why would anyone get pets and make them stay outside all the time? If you don't want pets, don't get one.
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Why are they considered "not clean"? When is the last time you heard of someone getting sick from there pet (besides allergy)?
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We live near Brisbane, in south east Queensland, in a semi rural housing estate, to the West of the city. Two of the biggest lifestyle differences between Australia and countries we have visited, are the distances between places, and the population. We are used to relatively long drives to get to places, even for a daytrip.
There's no place like home, and we are always pleased to get back to Queensland, and our peaceful home (apart from the noisy crows!) after a trip away.
Our house is on a long block which backs onto the Bremer River, which joins the Brisbane River a little further along. One New Year resolution is to get down to the river more often - and smell the roses, or count the blades of grass or something. Too often, we need to get away from home to relax.
I spend a lot of time sitting and relaxing on my verandah, which runs along the front and back of the house. The mosquitoes have a way of driving me inside all too often.
While we do live relatively close to the city - and have some room to move at home. Its always nice to retreat here at the end of the day - and enjoy the "serenity of it all". This picture was taken at dusk one day recently, looking up our street.
....which I seem to rarely walk past, is the river! One of the enticements when we bought this house. We have regular visits from ducks and birds and hares and kangaroos and all sorts of Australian friends in the yard, but never seem to get out and smell the outdoors in the course of our working week.
This is the lovely view from my backyard, looking up along the Brisbane River.
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This has to be about the definitive Brisbane page: bloody good! Gee, the place has grown and changed since I lived there. So has this excellent page with many updates since my previous visit! :))
Great tips and photographs, looking forward to my trip there in a few weeks...
haven't seen you on here much anymore... how have you been..? what's new with you? hope things are great...
We had a great time in Brisbane and we certainly make a return trip and follow up some of your tips, we think it's a great place, loved the river/riverside and the botanic gardens.
Interesting Brisbane page. I have heard a lot about it before but never really knew what it looked like.
Congratulations your pages are fabulous and that's from one Brisbaneite to another. I know you are 10 years younger than me but I was haunting Coffee Lounges back in the early 60,s. There was never a doubt that they'd catch on.
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What a fantastic amount of work you have done Therese?. There are very few, if any Aussie pages as good. Huge congratulations. !! PC's aren't the only 'things' that carry out multi-tasking! Steve Irwin's album is great. (Bindi worry.)
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Charles Henry Floyd, 68, of Jacksonville, Fla., died Oct. 27, 2007, at St. Vincent's Medical Center in Jacksonville. Mr. Floyd was a native of Picolata, Fla., and had resided in St. Augustine for many years before moving to Jacksonville in 1979.
Mr. Floyd was a retired mechanic from Anheuser-Busch Inc., retiring in 1994 after 18 years of service. Mr. Floyd was a 1957 graduate of the Richard J. Murray High School, a member of the Friendship Missionary Baptist Church serving on the Deacon Board, Trustee Board and as chairman of District 9.
Services: 11 a.m. Saturday at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, 7141 New Kings Road, Jacksonville. Officiating: The Rev. Aloysious Denard. Calling hours: 5 to 8 p.m. today at Chase Funeral Home Chapel and from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church. Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, St. Augustine, Fla.
Survivors: His wife, Ernestine W. Floyd, Jacksonville; children, Ronnie Floyd and Sheryl Floyd, both of St. Augustine, Phyllis F. Greenidge, Santa Clara, Calif., Adrian Floyd and Lisa Floyd, both of Jacksonville; sisters, Frances Wright, Helen Hutto, both of Atlanta, Ga., Alberta Doby, Summerset, N.J., Barbara Martin, Orlando and Evelyn Davis, Jacksonville; brothers, Deacon William Floyd, St. Augustine, Eddie Lee Floyd, Ft. Lauderdale; five grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
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Orange County Sheriff's Department deputies took four motorists into custody on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol late Friday and early Saturday as part of a three-city DUI patrol in south Orange County. A fifth person was arrested on suspicion of drug possession.
The roving patrols in Dana Point, San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente, part of the department's countywide traffic-safety campaign, consisted of deputies from the sheriff's DUI Task Force, which has about 50 deputies total, according to Deputy Wayne Howard.
"The beauty of the roving patrols is these guys don't have to handle any calls for service," said Howard, a member of the Sheriff's Department Traffic Bureau. "They're strictly out there looking for drunk drivers."
The majority of the traffic stops (37) and arrests (three) occurred in Dana Point, where Hennessey's Tavern came under fire last year after an alcohol-related accident killed three Marines who, along with the driver of the vehicle, were believed to have been at the bar before the crash. The city slapped the bar with new conditions on its operating permit as a result of the accident and a large volume of police calls there.
The weekend patrols made 19 traffic stops and two arrests in San Juan Capistrano and 13 stops and no arrests in San Clemente.
Howard said the deputies concentrate on problem areas in the cities, including areas that have had a high number of DUI-related collisions or arrests.
"We basically turn the guys loose," Howard said. "We don't assign them to a certain area, we just tell them they've got these three cities and it gives them the flexibility to move around as they deem necessary. Depending on who we pull, they're going to be more familiar with certain cities."
He called the totals for this weekend's patrols typical.
The DUI Task Force received grant funding for the patrols from the California Office of Traffic Safety through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
"The goal of the program is to reduce the rate at which the citizens of Orange County are killed or injured in DUI-related collisions," the Sheriff's Department said in a statement.
The Sheriff's Department will have several DUI checkpoints and patrols in Orange County between Aug. 16 and Sept. 2 as a part of the California Avoid DUI Task Force Enforcement Campaign.
The locations and exact dates have not been released.
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The emerging consensus from that question is that Linux has superior caching to Windows but the specific reasons why have not been pinned down. Does anybody here have any greater insight into the technical explanation?
A few people, myself included, have also noticed that Windows can actually perform better in a VM on top of Linux than it does on the raw iron (native hardware). Why would having Linux host Windows as a client OS increase the Windows performance?


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Americans tend to associate "boil bags" with low quality frozen foods. But Rubaud insists that food vacuum-sealed in pouches is as tasty as fresh food. First developed as a method for preserving expensive edibles, the vacuum technique is simple. Immediately after the food is cooked, it is arranged in plastic sacks and popped into machines that suck the air out. Vacuum sealing preserves the color, texture and taste of food, and the pouches can then be stored in the refrigerator for up to 30 days. The consumer gets food that "is very clean and fresh because it doesn't oxidize or come in contact with any impurities," says Rubaud.
A former president of Rossignol Ski Co., which manufactures ski equipment, Rubaud started Haute Cuisine in 1983. He imported two French chefs as co-owners who helped him perfect a line of 225 plastic-packed gourmet items.
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Chilli Lemon Octopus
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Prep 15 mins
Cook 10 mins
I love octopus and thought this recipe sounded amazing. Have not tried this yet but wanted keep a copy so decided to store it here on Zaar. Prep and cooking time does not include time to marinate.
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- 2 kg baby octopus
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon rind, grated
- 3⁄4 cup lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons hot chili sauce
- 4 cloves garlic, crushed
- Remove and discard heads and beaks from octopus, cut octopus in half.
- Combine octopus, rind, juice, oil, sauce and garlic in large bowl, cover, refrigerate 3 hours or overnight.
- Drain octopus from marinade and discard marinade.
- Add octopus to heated skillet or barbecue, cook over high heat until just tender.
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Nice recipe. We used fresh, finely sliced chili instead of the sauce. I think it needed about 4 hours of marinating as it was a bit tough still.
This is a really great recipe. I too used frozen, cleaned baby octopus, allowing them to thaw in the marinade overnight in my fridge. The key is a really hot grill - you want them to cook very quickly and have a nice char, but pull them off before they get rubbery. Even my 4 year old liked these - hot sauce and all!
These were deliciously lemony and nicely balanced between chewy and tender. Couldn't wait for a plate -- we snatched them off the grill and ate them right then and there! (Especially the crunchy tips.)


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So I chose to just wear the ribbon for this shoot and do something a little out of my comfort zone and step it up a bit. I'm actually wearing my regular base for body paints: Pasties and a seamless thong =3 I love this little setup we made with all the props, its just so cute
Let us know what you think of these shots! Thanks so much for all the kind comments, I always love them so much
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Title is perfect, Kaji would definitely go for this one and I could see Misato doing this for Christmas!
the armpits ♥~ the weird again lol
Your artwork has been graciously featured in Titans Christmas feature ,stay wonderful!
merry christmas me xD
Beautiful body. A really good erotic shot. Is that a hello kitty tatto?
Fair gentle santa, merry christmas
Great light!
Beautiful, festive, and fun are the three words I can come up with to reflect my admiration for this picture.
Love the lighting on this. The shadows really accentuate your form. Interesting tidbit on stating what you wore so that you were still "decent". Honestly without you stating that I wouldn't have been able to tell at all. So kudos on the photoshop if any was done, or even more so on the photographer for capturing the shot without needing any.
Such tease ^.^ love it lol
I can imagine that this is what Misato would totally do if she wanted to say Merry X-mas in her own special little way. You are PERFECT!!!
I like the lighting in this one!
Again, amazingly cool! It's cool how your hair covers your bare chest. Again, this just looks so natural and comfortable!
In another pic like this, someone said "why not go full out nude", would you ever do that? I'm just asking out of curiosity to see if you're comfortable with it, I'm not asking or requesting it, I think you should just do whatever you're comfortable with and what you want.


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Backtalk: 2/6/2010
There are 7 comments on the Lowell Sun story from Feb 6, 2010, titled Backtalk: 2/6/2010. In it, Lowell Sun reports that:VOICE OF THE PEOPLE: I believe Sen. Scott Brown will be an independent voice representing the will of the people; and, like Scott, I support waterboarding.
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#1 Feb 6, 2010
To the Backtalk caller who wants to put a freeze on the 2nd Amendment. Without that amendment how do you plan on protecting all of the othes? We would not be a free country without it. Go to Iran and be one of the thousands of unarmed citizens dying in the streets trying to overthrow an oppressive government and see the importance of an armed citizenry.
#2 Feb 6, 2010
Ban Firearms. You mean everyone will give up guns. Wonder how many 'bad' guys will. And I do not like guns but I am intelligent enough to know the necessity of them.
#3 Feb 6, 2010
To the writer that thinks brownie will be an "independent Voice". brown's first vote was to deny a pro-labor lawyer from becoming the chairman of the NLRB. The US Chamber of Commerce gave Brown $700,000 for his campaign and that was the first "favor" he returned for them. The money came from major corporations who filtered their money thru the Chamber.
'independent voice"? Big joke.
#4 Feb 6, 2010
Brown the clown your just a poor loser liberal, and Coakley would have been great with no special interest , get you're facts straight on why he voted that way.
#5 Feb 8, 2010
Ban Firearms isn't realistic. Just like drugs that come over the borders so do weapons. Sure freeze the second amendment but that won't stop the guns getting out there to anyone who wants one, specifically criminals.
#6 Feb 8, 2010
Ban firearms brilliant. Then only criminals will have guns..
#7 Apr 8, 2011
Really! The republicans are holding the american public hostage to get their way. Shut down the government - no problem. You won't hear any of the rich complain if they don't receive a check for days/weeks/months. But there are people who live week to week. Just republicans showing their true colors!! The poor pay taxes the rich get tax breaks.
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So I am 4 DPO and this is probably all psychological, but I had the worst nausea this afternoon. They actuallys ent me home form work early because they didn't believe me when I said I didn't think I was sick. Which probably didn't make any sense to them since I did have to run from the pharmacy in the middle of helping a customer because I suddenly felt like I was going to vomit. But i never actually threw up and my stomach mostly settled down after an hour or so. I still feel slightly queasy but not terrible. I know I probably just am fighting of a stomach bug because you aren't supposed to start to have symptoms this fast. Has this happened to anyone else?
nausea at 4 DPO
Me today lol! I am also 4 dpo and have felt sick to my stomach all day and had heart burn...weird huh? Oh well guess we will see if its a bug or a baby in a few weeks huh!!
Had you taken a prenatal vitamin? Or, it might be the flu.
4dpo seems a bit early for nausea... but you could see how you feel over the next few days -- if you start to get other pg symptoms, then it could be because you're pregnant.
Good luck
Sherri (28) - TTC'd for 18 months, now TTW til Aug '10 ~ ^i^ 01/09
Yeah. Sometimes I think all the waiting just makes us crazy and we imagine all of this craziness! It doesn't help that DH has been following me around the house for two days saying, "Are you pregnant yet? How about now? Ok now?" It's going to be a very llloooonnnggggg two weels!
I am 4 DPO and havn't had anything put cramps(like I did alot of situps kinda/ just lower?) And gassy today...which is weird for me, didnt eat anything diff...But I did read about when you nausea during pregnancy, and it said at 6 weeks through the end of first trimester. But everyone is different i think, so.....Good luck...and Baby dust! Are you testing on the 31st or the 1st then? I am
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Oh yeah, that would be frustrating to have DH following you, asking if you're pregnant.
Have you explained the timing to him? That you're only 4dpo and implantation usually takes place around 7-10dpo, and you typically won't get a positive until 12-14dpo, at the earliest? Maybe if he understood, he might not ask so much. Or... maybe he knows and he's just so darn excited. It's very sweet, but I could see that being frustrating. Having such an excited DH is a good problem to have
Sherri (28) - TTC'd for 18 months, now TTW til Aug '10 ~ ^i^ 01/09
Haha! Oh he is very well aware of how long we have to wait to find out. He is just beside himself. It's not like this is our first cycle trying, I don't know what has gotten into him this month. Maybe its just that we put more effort into it this month or something. Vanessa I think I am going to test on the 3rd because I have a 35 day cycle. But I will probably end up testing a few days early because I just never seem to be able to contain myself.
I got a wave of nausea last night when i was shopping at walmart after work.. which was 6 DPO.. nothing since then.. have also been having some light cramping now and then and occasional stabs of pain.. slightly sensitive BBS (but I am on prometrium just in case.. so the med can cause that).. ugh.. I hate the TWW... messes with our minds and bodies it seems... I even cancelled my dentist appt for wednesday since I cant test until the 1st.. didnt want to have a bunch of stuff done and have nitrous etc just in case .. lol.. i better get a BFP otherwise i cancelled for nothin lol
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Just found this so thought I would post it :)
Nausea and vomiting: If you are pregnant you may find quite early on -- as early as a week after conception -- that you are experiencing morning sickness. And you may also find that morning sickness is a misnomer. Nausea can occur anytime -- day or night.
~ Shannon (39), DH Paul (27), DS Dylan (8/2/00) ~
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I really hope that I have nausea that early. Last time I got pregnant, I didn't have any "normal" symptoms, and only had lots of AF type cramping... sadly ended in miscarriage @ 4.5 weeks.
Bring on the nausea, please!!!
I suppose I need to O first though.. ;-)
Sherri (28) - TTC'd for 18 months, now TTW til Aug '10 ~ ^i^ 01/09
I'm with you. Never in my life has nausea sounded so appealing. Last night DH said "This sounds awful but I really hope you have morning sickness." It's so funny how your outlook on everything changes when you are TTC.


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