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Anyone out here with a C-Section scheduled already. My due date is March 27th but have my C-Section scheduled for March 24th. I'm actually very nervous about it. My last one was an emergency so I didn't have to stress about it since it just happened, but the thought of driving to the hospital with no contractions or water not broke knowing they are about to deliver my little girls scares the heck out of me.
Scheduled C-sections
I think the epidural scares me the most. When your getting one because your having contractions you just want the pain to stop so you don't think too much about the needle going in your spine, but when your pain free its a bit more scary. At least that's what I think. I hope I get a nerve pill also, I'm sure I will need it. I have 10 weeks and 1 day left :)
Jenn- Mommy to
Samantha 3-24-10-*
our EDD was 3/21. We're scheduled 3/10 8am. =)
Terrified of this c/s! so glad to hear I am not the only one scared of a second c section. also agree with PP- do NOT let a resident do your epidural.. mine worked on HALF of my body with my first delivery because of this. thank god it was vaginal! but OUCH.. and they kept giving me boosters of it because i was screaming in pain, and they finally numbed me completely about an hour AFTER delivery. I also had a headache for a WEEK. nightmare, dont just politely say no- directly yell "NO DONT YOU DARE TOUCH ME!" if they try it! hahaha
Ashley (30), Roger (DH30), Isaac (DS 9), Haley (DD 7), Preston (DS 5), Zoe (DD3), Baby Girl (Due 6/16/13)
I'm due 3/22 and having my c/s 3/15...I was hoping to have him earlier...So maybe I will go into labor on my own...Keeping fingers crossed! LOL!
~Michelle~ Wife to Clint-9/16/06
Mama to Hayden David 1/6/06, Ryder Matthew 3/11/10
TTC#2 since May 2007! Finally got a BFP July 29, 2009!
I'm nervous as well. This is my first pregnancy and don't know when my c-section is scheduled for yet. I've had surgeries in the past, but I've been knocked out for them. This one will be fine, I'll just be awake and could hear everything going on. I hope I get nerve pills too. I'll have to ask my Dr. about that when I see her next week. We'll know when it'll be scheduled then. Good luck to everyone! =)
Mommy to Sophia Hope born March 9, 2010
Married to Philip
We also have 2 cats and 2 dogs =)
I guess it will be March 16th I was hoping for earlier like the 12th or 8th which would be 38wks but Dr. is not wanting to do it before the 14th which lands on a Sunday then she cannot do the 15th so the 16th it is. I would have preferred to have my original date of the 21st which is also Dh's b-day but again that is a Sunday.
Anyway I am disappointed and it still seems like I am going at 40weeks even being scheduled, this bites. With DD my water broke at 38wks 2days so I am still holding out hope that lo will be ready by then. I may even take up horsebackriding by then.
EDD March 21, 2010 and Daddy's birthday!
I was due on 3/19, but my c/s is scheduled for 3/12 at 7:30 am. I have to be at the hospital at 5:30 am. Yikes! I probably won't be able to sleep that night anyway!
Married to Matt 11-22-03
Mom to Allison 4-7-06
Logan Matthew due 3/12/10
its not booked yet, but as far as its been discussed with dr, it will be 3 march. i wasnt too nervous before reading this ;o)
guess i should be nervous tho cos its a huge op. maybe closer to the time it will sink in. maybe im just still in airy-fairy mode.
all the best ladies!!!!
My c-section is scheduled for March 9, 2010.
Mommy to Sophia Hope born March 9, 2010
Married to Philip
We also have 2 cats and 2 dogs =)
airy-fairy mode! Oh hun I laughed a bit about that and totally needed it! LOVE IT! Mine is scheduled for March 31st. This will be my 3rd c-section but I am still freaking out a big over it!
Proud mother of Makayla (8 years old), Kaden (4 years old) and soon to be princess Addison!
I'm due 3/30 and am having my c-section on 3/26 at 7:30. This is my 3rd c-section but my 2nd scheduled one. I treated myself to a large piece of fabulous chocolate cake at 11:30 pm the night before and then went to bed, got up and drove myself to the hospital with DH. I prefer to drive as I get horribly car sick.
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The following is a list of local community organizations that are meeting in the near future in your area. If you have any information that can update this listing, or any comments pertaining to organizations not yet covered, call this newspaper at 718-615-2500, ext. 332.
All meeting notices are accurate as of press time; however, they are subject to change from the organization. Please contact the organization at the number provided for confirmation of date, time and location.
Fraser Civic Association, May 9,; Yeshiva Tiferes Yisroel, 1271 East 35th Street between Avenues K and L; 718-338-9119.
Community Board 14, May 12 at 7:30 p.m.; Edward R. Murrow High School, East 17th Street and Avenue L; 718-859-6357.
67th Precinct Community Council, May 15 at 8 p.m.; stationhouse, 2820 Snyder Ave, 2nd Floor Conference Room, 718-287-3235.
66th Precinct Community Council, May 15 at 7:30 p.m.; for location, call 718-851-5601.
Community Board 17, May 21 at 7 p.m.; for location, call 718-467-3536.
42nd AD Community Democratic Club, May 22 at 7:30 p.m.; Church of the Nativity, 1099 Ocean Avenue, between Farragut Road and Foster Avenue; 347-563-1016.
Community Board 12, May 27 at 7 p.m.; for location, call 718-851-0800.
Nottingham Association, May 29, at 8 p.m.; usually meets at Public School 193, Bedford Avenue, corner of Avenue L, 8 p.m.; 718-258-5961.
70th Precinct Community Council, May 28 at 7:30 p.m.; United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) facility, 175 Lawrence Avenue; Hynda Lessman, 718-859-4943/718-851-5557.
Community Education Council of District 22, (no information was available at press time) 718-968-6111.
Community Education Council of District 18, (no information was available at press time); 718-566-6037.
Older Women's League, (no information was available at press time); 718-891-0857.
Community Education Council of District 17, (no information was available at press time); 718-221-4372.
Brooklyn Congregations United (formerly Community Action Project) will not meet in May; 718-287-4334.
Dahill Neighborhood Association (no information was available at press time); 718-853-5204.
Kensington Action Force, the group meets in March and November at Intermediate School 62, East 7th Street between Ditmas Avenue and Cortelyou Road.. In the interim, Kensington residents are invited to E-mail their queries about community safety concerns to email@example.com and include any information or correspondence, regarding issues previously raised with public authorities, on the matter. For information about the March meeting, call 718-941-5500.
New Kensington Neighborhood Association (NKNA), (no information was available at press time); usually meets at Yeshiva Tiferes Yisroel, 1271 East 35th Street between Avenues K and L, 7:30 p.m.; Teri Saffron-Irthum, 917-402-6982.
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Record support has been given by dairy farmers for continuing
their annual milk solids levy to fund ongoing research and
development, environmental work and other industry
Voting closed on May 31 in the referendum, held every six
years, and interim results showed 60% of 14,436 eligible
farmers voted with 78% in favour of continuing the levy.
Weighted by milk solids, the results lifted to 82% for voting
in favour of the levy, and 68% overall voter turnout.
Farmers now pay a levy of 3.6c/kg of milk solids annually and
that would remain unchanged until at least May 2016.
The results were a record for the vote and the turnout was
also well above the average for industry-specific levy
referendums, DairyNZ chairman John Luxton said.
DairyNZ chief executive Tim Mackle said sharemilkers, in
particular, responded to the call to have their say and their
vote was up 13% on the previous poll.
Farmers had given the organisation some clear messages during
the campaign about what it needed to achieve in the next six
years: ''We have to meet a number of key strategic targets,
including delivering farm systems research to help reduce our
environmental footprint by 30%, while increasing profits,''
Dr Mackle said.
Final results would be determined once the total amount of
milk solids produced for the 2013-14 season was known,
hopefully by the end of June. He expected some change ''but
nothing significant''.
Federated Farmers dairy chairman Willy Leferink was pleased
the industry had responded to the call to vote.
A good showing was needed to lock in the levy and that was
what the industry had delivered.
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great great plugin! :-)
Could you please please make a duplicate (or tell me what to change) so it can be used it for another (similar) shipping method.
I saw PozHonks said:
You will have to duplicate the plugin by changing its name (e.g.: awd2.php) and names of some other functions to avoid conflicts.
it would be super great if someone could do it for the rest of us sheep.
All the best to you
p.s. it may be relatively easy for you, but is super hard for me (I tried for several weeks and still no success because of my stupid "trial and error" method) :-/


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"I would have never considered myself a crafty person, which is funny because that's what my blog is about," Johnston said. "The topic of crafting came about because I wanted to make things I would want for myself instead of buying them."
Once Johnston discovered she could start making more money than she originally thought with her blog, she looked into different money-making methods.
"I had seen on a lifestyle blog little advertising buttons you could tell were smaller shops, and it made me wonder how I could have a button for my own blog," Johnston said.
Deciding to start with Etsy sellers that sold items relating to her blog, Johnston sent out formal emails saying she would advertise for their shops in return for a certain amount of money. She would also run giveaways to help draw more people to their shops.
Johnston now works with two other larger networks and posts advertisements for them to earn revenue. Other large companies will also approach Johnston and ask her to make a craft to help with a charity, for which she receives compensation.
"This blog has been a huge blessing," Johnston said. "Since my husband has been in school for most of our marriage, he hasn't had a full-time job. So the profit I make off of my blog has been able to pay some of our bills and provide for our kids when needed."
Unexpected success
Kate Jones and Sara Wells, two women who met on an online parenting forum, created a recipe blog in 2008 as a fun way to share recipes among friends and families. But four years and more than 500 recipes later, they are known as the women of "Our Best Bites." They have won a national cooking prize from Better Homes and Gardens and are getting more than a million visitors each month on their website. They have also published two cookbooks.
Even though they seem to be living the good life by making enough money to help support both of their families, their love of food, cooking and family continues to keep them motivated.
"I don't even think we even knew what a cooking blog was when we started it," Jones said. "I was planning on being a teacher and going back to grad school and Sara was doing some work as a landscape designer."
They said starting their business was more fun than anything.
"People have asked us if we've ever been frustrated with growing a small business, and the truth is it was never frustrating because we set our sights so low that anything good or profitable just came as a pleasant surprise," Wells said. "In the beginning, we never expected anyone besides our aunts and our old roommates to read it."
Jones and Wells started to post ads on their blog when it was only a few months old. They only made $7 the first month to split between the two of them. But over time, traffic to their blog increased and they developed a strong working relationship with their advertising partners.
Money has never been the driving factor for the bloggers of "Our Best Bites."
"We do it because we love it," Wells said. "We love the challenge, we love the food, the writing, the photography and the creativity. We love connecting with our readers and the opportunities we have been blessed with."
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Saturday, July 9, 2016More than 2,000 members of the community have banded together to build Angel Park. Learn how to make you own ice cream, or just head over to The Charmery!
Sunday, July 3, 2016The Canton Dockside is stocked with crabs for your 4th of July celebration.
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Saturday, June 25, 2016The Chesapeake Crab & Beer Festival returns to Baltimore's Waterfront for a third year! The festival is an "all-you-care-to-taste" extravaganza with over 30,000 crabs, lots of beer, arts and crafts, live music, family fun and much more. Access to the Festival is FREE for all.
Sunday, June 19, 2016Sous Chef Sarah Murray from La Cuchara stops by WJZ to prepare the perfect Father's Day meal: Strip steak with pommes dauphinoise and green peppercorn sauce.
Saturday, June 18, 2016The Baltimore Wine Fest. Kicks Off at the Canton Waterfront Park.
On Time: Sunday, June 12, 2016Marcus Washington speaks with Alton Scarborough, Jonathan Lesane, Kenneth Royster, Laurie Amatucci.
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HOTEL INFO stars
Ra Ligovsky 87
5.3 / 10
Hotel description Ra Ligovsky 87
Our whole staff would like to cordially welcome you to the Ra Ligovsky 87.
Make yourself at home
A safe is available at reception and in your cosy room to hold articles of value. Our lobby is kept under video surveillance.
Where you will stay
All of our hotel's appealingly arranged rooms feature air conditioning. In our hotel you will also have a desk in your suite. Your entertainment is ensured with cable TV in all the charming hotel rooms.
Bathrooms in the hotel feature a shower, a bathtub and a hairdryer. You can comfortably get ready in the morning thanks to the hotel's bathrooms that feature a shower and a hand-held blow-dryer. You'll also find complimentary robes featured in the bathrooms.
All hotel rooms are fitted with soundproof windows for the comfort of our guests.
Further information on the hotel
Throughout the hotel offers free Wi-Fi and always stay up to date with the latest developments. A check in is made only when guest have the passport for each person (in Russian and foreign citizens) and migration card (foreign citizens). In case of absence of documents, the hotel has the right to refuse check in.
Reception hours
Every day 24 hours
Check-in time:13:00
Check-out time:12:00
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Then put it on your wish list.
Ligovskiy 87, 191119 St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
Distances (km)
|Metro / suburban train
|City district (St. Petersburg )
|Station (Saint Petersburg - Moskovsky Railway Station)
|Airport (Pulkovo Airport (LED))
To reach the hotel
Starting point:
Сlose to the metro stations Ligovsky prospect and Pl.Vosstaniya. Ligovsky Prospekt 87, entrance arch, the second yard
For HOTEL INFO guests
Free WI-FI
Hotel features
- Double rooms: 21
- Twin rooms: 6
- Triple rooms: 12
- Reception open day and night
- Soft-drink machine
- Safe at reception
- Fire detector
- Lobby
- Classical concierge service
- Wireless LAN in public areas
- Hotel foyer with video surveillance
- Laundry service
- Smoke alarm
- Pet friendly (200 RUB/night)
Room features
- Desk
- Centrally-managed air-conditioning unit
- Wi-Fi
- Noise-protected windows
- Window that can be opened
- Safe
- Air conditioning
- Hairdryer
- Bathrobe
- Bathtub
- Cable TV
- Non-smoking room
- Change of bed linen
- Smoke alarm
- Change of hand towels
- Shower
- Outdoor gastronomy
Sport/leisure activities
- City tour
Accepted credit card payments
- MasterCard
- Visa
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Various Artists - Armada Trance, Vol. 17 (Sampler) (Sampler)ARVA334 - March 22nd, 2013
Discover 4 of the jewels from the latest volume of the beloved Armada Trance series! Going strong for nearly 6 years, the popular compilation keeps track of the latest trends of the ever-evolving trance scene. Armada Trance Volume 17 completes your trance collections with the season's essentials, including the 4 must-haves included in this pack.
Enjoy the smashing collab of Roger Shah and Nuera, Airbase' quality trancer 'Uppercut', the banging Arnej remix of 'tyDi - When I Go' and Luke Bond's outstanding 'Superstar'!
- Roger Shah feat. Nuera - Guess (Matt Bukovski Remix) (06:12)
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I have a dual-core AMD with a GeForce 9500 card, and have been experiencing random lockups.
I haven't found a way to reproduce them, but the only thing that works is to power off - the machine is completely dead. I've talked to others who have the same problem - it seems be related to the combination of a dual-core AMD MB and an nVidia card. I had a similar problem with the on-board graphics (nVidia 7025) except that the screen would corrupt:
I would really like to determine the cause of this. Is there any way to turn on additional logging that might help determine the cause of this?
I installed Fedora 11, and it's doing the same thing: random freezes. I guess next step will be to try Win7 to see if it has the same issues.


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Makan Malaysian Cafe
Denver, CO 80210
- Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday 11:30 a.m to 2:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Saturday 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Sunday 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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LMA Syndicated Loans Conference
20 September, 2012, 9.00 am - 7.30 pm
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On 20 September, we held our fifth annual members' conference at The QEII Conference Centre in London. 800 delegates attended the event, drawn from all sectors of the loan market, making it the largest LMA conference to date and the largest loans conference in Europe.
The underlying theme of the conference centred on promoting new markets, and included panel discussions on both trade finance and emerging markets. In addition, there was the usual wide variety of panel sessions, presented by senior loan market professionals. During these sessions, participants noted the key commercial, legal, regulatory and economic challenges which the market is currently facing, including, in particular, those arising as a result of the Eurozone crisis.
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20 September, 2012, 9.00 am - 7.30 pm
The Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, SW1P 3EE,
Emerging Markets: are we seeing genuine decoupling of traditional economic links? Consequences, opportunities and challenges!
Chair: Geeta Khehar, Partner - Clifford Chance LLP
Oliver Blount, Head of CEE/GCC/FI, Capital Markets EMEA - ING
Lorenz Jorgensen, Head of Loan Syndications - EBRD
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Hugh Briggs, Head of Financing - CVC Capital Partners
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- Barclays Center to Add Environmentally Friendly Roof
by April 2014
In an effort to become a better neighbor to the Prospect Heights neighborhood in Brooklyn, N.Y., The Barclays Center, home of the NBA's Brooklyn Nets, is about to get greener — literally.
- Blog: Are Event 'Swag Bags' Worth the Cost Anymore?
by Mary Helen Sprecher April 2014
I registered for a community fun run/walk not long ago and as I was walking away from the entry desk, I checked through my race packet. Race number? Check. Safety pins? Check. Flyers for multiple upcoming races? Check, check and check.
And then – paper. Lots of paper. Coupons, advertising circulars, take-out menus, subscription postcards for magazines and business cards for local establishments. As I was heading for the exit, I heard the person behind me complain, "This is all ads. Didn't we used to get more stuff in these things?"
Admittedly, we did. I can recall when things like socks, sweatbands, can koozies, pens, packets of energy gel, sunscreen and lip balm were routinely tucked into those bags. These days, not so much.
And that's not really surprising. Event organizers are scrambling for sponsors, and some sports events' major sponsors have dropped out. And those who are able to keep their sponsors are often faced with the choice of having funds that potentially could defray the cost of the event – or gimmes to put in the swag bag. It's not surprising that many organizers are opting for the former, rather than the latter.
When you get right down to it, companies just aren't buying as many inexpensive souvenirs to be used as giveaways. A colleague who works in promotional merchandise, noted that trends in merchandising have changed. Slap bracelets, key chains and so forth are not as popular as they once were. Why? Because companies know they'll get tossed as soon as the recipient gets home. Items have to have inherent value in order to be useful as promo pieces these days. Companies tend to invest in putting their logo on more expensive merchandise (earbuds, thumb drives, etc.) and they save those for events to which they have made a sizeable sponsorship donation – and in which people have paid significant funds to register.
Many times, organizations that sponsor events, particularly smaller events, do it in exchange for publicity, meaning having their coupons or other materials dropped into the swag bag. Those bananas and cereal bars at the finish line? The trade-off was the coupon or the take-out menu.
Generally, people just go through the swag bag and pull the materials they want, and discard what they don't. And as long as they put their trash in the can (and not on the ground), organizers have done their part.
Sometimes, though, companies really want to give out freebies, but the choices on a bare-bones budget are limited. I think my head-scratching moment came when I went through a race packet and came across a postage-stamp-size piece of fabric (honestly, no bigger than 1" x 1" square) that was marketed as a way to vanquish fingerprints from the screen of a smartphone. Nice, but – where to store something like that? And while I appreciate the gesture, I can't say the item made it home with me.
In this day and age of sustainability and cost-cutting, goodie bags are an endangered species. Increasingly, people are coming home from smaller events empty-handed. And maybe that's a good thing.
- Social Media Revolutionizes Campus Rec Marketing
by Paul Steinbach April 2014
As the literature on the bulletin board went unnoticed, Chris Butler could see the writing on the wall.
- News and Notes From the IHRSA 2014 Trade Show Floor
by Michael Gaio March 2014
There's nothing like attending a good trade show, especially in the fitness industry. The equipment, the innovation, the music, the energy, the people… Whether it's our show or IHRSA, I consider attending these shows to be one of the perks of my job.
- Examining NCAA Corporate Sponsorships
by David K. Stotlar and James C. Kadlecek March 2014
Editor's Note: This article originally appeared in the April 1993 issue of Athletic Business with the headline "What's in it for Me?"
What's in it for me? That's what corporate sponsors are asking, and that's the question sports organizations have to answer if they want those companies' financial support. A survey of NCAA sponsors might help provide some insights.
With most corporate involvement in sports marketing now geared toward return-on-investment—not "warm and fuzzies"—one of the keys to attracting corporate sponsors has become understanding the business goals of a sponsor. Although a great deal has been written the last few years about the increased need for and benefits of corporate sponsorship in intercollegiate athletics, little research has been available that discusses companies' attitudes toward intercollegiate sponsorship.
- Customer Service Targeting the Club Membership Majority
by Rob Bishop February 2014
No good deed goes unpunished. Said differently, we've decided that at times we provide customer service that is too good.
We don't mean that arrogantly. What we mean is that we can't care about things that aren't important to the majority of our customers. It's just too hard, and it takes a toll on us financially, professionally and emotionally.
- Incredible Video From the Denver Broncos Parachute Team
by Michael Gaio January 2014
The "fan experience" is something people who work in sports facilities are always trying to improve. Whether it's wider concourses in a new stadium or different pre-game entertainment, anything to make fans happy is fair game. A big part of the fan experience at Denver Broncos games is their official parachute team, the Thunderstorm.
- Looking at Your Club Business Through Fresh Eyes
by Rob Bishop January 2014
Welcome to the new year! The days are shorter, New Year's resolutions are inducing guilt, much of the country is in the depths of winter, and there's nothing for a lot of folks to do but go off and join a gym. Everyone knows they have to get in shape. Now's the time.
- NFL Teams Restrict Playoff Ticket Sales by Location
by Nick Daniels January 2014
When the San Francisco 49ers head to Seattle Sunday for an NFC Championship matchup with their division rival, CenturyLink Field may be more hostile than they remember.
Seahawks.com announced Saturday tickets for the game would only be available to fans with billing addresses in WA, OR, MT, ID, AK, HI and British Columbia and Alberta in Canada when they went on sale at noon Monday. As a result, San Francisco fans hoping to make the trek up to Washington Sunday will have to look to other means if they want to attend the game. Niners fans in California can still buy tickets through secondary ticket markets like Stub Hub, NFL Ticket Exchange and TiqIQ — although at a much higher price. While the face value of a ticket to Sunday's game could be purchased on the team's official website for as low as $222.95, the lowest price for a ticket to the NFC Championship on StubHub.com was $461.50 as of 6 p.m. Sunday.
To many San Francisco fans, the move seemed to be an effort by Seattle to maintain its "12th man" home-field advantage against a 49ers team that has traveled well so far in the playoffs. "I'm sure they're not concerned about the appearance, but it still looks kind of weak," wrote NinersNation.com's David Fucillo on Saturday.
Still, while Seattle's ticketing move may have the largest effect next weekend, the Seahawks' decision not to sell to their opponent's fans is not uncommon. In the AFC Championship Sunday, the Denver Broncos will only be allowing fans from eight neighboring states to buy tickets to their game in Denver against the New England Patriots. More than 96 percent of Broncos season ticket holders elected to purchase tickets, however, putting a greater limit on the number of available tickets.
- Stanford, Northwestern Use Reverse Auctions to Sell Football Tickets
by Paul Steinbach December 2013
With three marquee home football games in November, Stanford University fully tested the ticket-buying market over two weeks in August.


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WILMINGTON, Mass. - The Bruins were back on the ice Friday morning at Ristuccia Arena following their 3-2 overtime win in Buffalo on Thursday night.
David Krejci was absent from practice, but Head Coach Claude Julien said following the skate that he would be back in the fold on Saturday, when the Black and Gold host the Ottawa Senators at TD Garden.
In light of Halloween, Julien was actually asked if Krejci was a "ghost" on Friday. "Yes he is, but he won't be a ghost tomorrow, if that's what you want to know," the bench boss quipped.
Without Krejci, Chris Kelly slotted in at center alongside Milan Lucic and Seth Griffith for practice and Matt Fraser filled in for Kelly with Carl Soderberg and Loui Eriksson. Daniel Paille, Gregory Campbell and Simon Gagne formed the fourth line.
Brad Marchand, Patrice Bergeron and Reilly Smith skated together as a line. The trio had been separated to start Thursday night's game in Buffalo, but their reunion helped produce the overtime winner, with Smith setting up Marchand in the slot.
"Well they were together today in practice, so again, we started with certain lines together yesterday, we didn't end with them, so we could start with those guys tomorrow but not end with them," Julien said on Friday. "I think it's, right now, with the situation we're in, it's almost like a daily thing and almost a game to game, period to period, kind of thing."
BostonBruins.com - As the Bruins hit the ice in their Spoked-B practice jerseys on Wednesday at Ristuccia Arena in Wilmington, Mass., there were different faces in different color schemes.
With the team at 5-6-0 on the season and struggling with inconsistency, Head Coach Claude Julien decided to mix it up.
"You know what, guys? Every coach, every team does that, so obviously there's some guys that aren't quite playing at their level and they're struggling to find their game; some are just line combinations," Julien told reporters following practice, before the team traveled to Buffalo to face the Sabres on Thursday night.
"So, we make changes."
Reilly Smith, facing a slower start to the season than he expected, skated in a burgundy jersey on the fourth line with Daniel Paille and Gregory Campbell.
Brad Marchand wore a gray jersey, with Carl Soderberg and Loui Eriksson. Matt Fraser filled in for Marchand, when he left practice early after "tweaking something," according to Julien, who hoped he would be in Thursday's lineup.
With those switches, Patrice Bergeron was flanked by Chris Kelly and Simon Gagne, all in the gold jerseys.
"You switch up the lines to try and spark some energy, create some new chemistry," said Smith. "So it's to be expected. Me, March and Berg haven't had the same chemistry we had last year, so you mix things up and hope that something new will create and we'll see next game, how it works out."
WILMINGTON, Mass. - The Bruins' blueline is already without Zdeno Chara, sidelined for four to six weeks by a left knee injury, and Kevan Miller, out indefinitely with a dislocated right shoulder.
On Wednesday morning, General Manager Peter Chiarelli announced that Torey Krug will miss two to three weeks with a broken finger.
Krug sustained the injury in Tuesday night's game against Minnesota on his final shift, after taking a slash.
For reinforcements, the Bruins called up David Warsofsky and Joe Morrow from Providence to travel with the team to Buffalo in advance of Thursday's matchup with the Sabres. Zach Trotman also remains with the team.
"I mean, if we sat here in August and said this is what was going to happen to the D corps here, I think we would have all been shaking our heads," Warsofsky said before flying to Buffalo with the team. "So it's a little bit different, but for me, it's an opportunity and that's how I'm looking at it, just to take advantage of it."
Once again, the Bruins will need to rely on their defensive structure, operating as one unit with support all over the ice. This won't just fall on the defense.
"For us, with our system, it's about not just about the defensmen, but really the whole aspect of all the guys on the ice and playing a good system," Patrice Bergeron said following Wednesday's practice. "And that's what we need to have."
BOSTON - The Bruins had taken a step forward.
They were one victory away from a winning record entering Tuesday night's game against the Minnesota Wild at TD Garden.
The Wild was the tired team. It had suffered a crushing blow the night before, allowing five third period goals in a 5-4 loss to the Rangers in New York City.
Instead, the Bruins let a 3-1 lead get away from them, allowing three goals in the final 20 minutes for a 4-3 loss to the Wild, and a 5-6-0 record.
"We should have been the fresher team," said Bruins Head Coach Claude Julien. "We knew they were going to compete hard, that's the way that team plays all the time."
"So it was up to us to push the pace all night long, and we didn't do that."
Boston entered the final frame with a 3-1 lead off two net-drive goals from rookie Seth Griffith, and a third goal on the power play from Milan Lucic, assisted by Griffith and Torey Krug.
"Well, that's probably the brightest thing of the night for us, was the fact that Seth really played a strong game," said Julien. "If there's anybody that should be walking out of there with his head up high, it's him."
"It's kind of hard to be happy about the two goals," said Griffith. "Obviously the win's more important, so it's too bad we didn't have a very good third."
BOSTON - The Bruins have been pushing to get a winning record, something they have yet to achieve since opening the season on October 8 with a win over Philadelphia.
Sitting at 5-5-0 on the season, the Black and Gold have an opportunity to do just that as they host the Minnesota Wild at TD Garden on Tuesday night.
"We don't want to take any steps backwards," alternate captain Chris Kelly said on Tuesday morning following the team's pregame skate. "I thought that we played a really good team game in Toronto. The 6 D back there played unbelievable, I thought our four lines played well, played the exact same way - worked hard, skated, defended well and capitalized on some offensive opportunities - so that's got to be the effort."
"We need to play that way in order to have success - that's been our bread and butter for a lot of years."
The Bruins' 4-1 win over Toronto on Saturday proved that if they operate as one unit, and support each other with defensive layers all over the ice, they'll find the success they've been accustomed to.
BOSTON - Halloween came a few days early for the patients at Boston Children's Hospital.
On Monday, the Bruins made their annual visit to Boston Children's, reverse trick-or-treating and surprising the children with Bruins' goodies and signing autographs.
Through the years, there have been a number of memorable costumes, like Zdeno Chara as a bunny, or Dougie Hamilton's get-up last year as a 6-foot-5 baby.
This time around, the Bruins took it to another level, dressing up as the cast of the hit Disney movie, "Frozen."
Kevan Miller was dressed as Kristoff, Matt Fraser as Anna, Matt Bartkowski as Sven the Reindeer, Seth Griffith as Hans, Torey Krug as Olaf the Snowman and Hamilton as Elsa, the Snow Queen.
BOSTON - The Bruins hit the ice for practice on Monday morning at TD Garden, following an off day on Sunday.
The group remained the same, with the exception of defenseman Joe Morrow, who was assigned to the Providence Bruins on Sunday.
Kevan Miller remains out indefinitely with a dislocated right shoulder, while Zdeno Chara is sidelined with his left knee injury for about four to six weeks.
The Bruins' defense corps has begun to adjust without the two shutdown defensemen, and in doing so, put up a 4-1 win over the Maple Leafs in their first test on Saturday.
The real challenge, though, will be sustaining that effort moving forward.
"Well, that's just it. I think when look at our situation, we played well last game, but that's just one game," Head Coach Claude Julien stressed following Monday's practice. "We have to be able to sustain it, that's the challenge that we have right now and that's the challenge that we're facing and that we've got to respond to."
"We've got to continue doing that on a daily basis, whether it's in practice or in games, continue to stay on top of our game here in order to compensate for losses to not just Zdeno, but Miller's been a pretty reliable defenseman back there, so we've got to continue to play the way we did last game and try and improve still."
BostonBruins.com - Entering Saturday night's game in Toronto, Bruins captain Zdeno Chara had missed just 11 games due to injury since joining the Bruins prior to the 2006-07 season.
Chara had not been in the lineup for 20 out of possible 631 games overall in his time with Boston.
The remaining nine games came from other reasons, like coach's decision at the end of the regular season, or the two games the captain missed to carry his country's flag in the opening ceremony for the 2014 Olympics.
"It's a great test for us," defenseman Torey Krug said, prior to the matchup against the Leafs. "I think everyone in here is excited about the opportunity to come together and put together a complete team effort."
"Anytime you have a big part of your team go down, the rest of the team has to come together and step up and fill that void, so it's a good opportunity for guys that maybe don't play those minutes and we're excited about the challenge."
With Chara's diagnosis - out four to six weeks with a left knee injury (PCL tear) - he could end up missing at least a dozen games.
"Did we lose a good player? We did. Is he a big part of our team? Yes, he is. But, you know, I'd like to think we're better than that, than to feel sorry for ourselves or get discouraged," said Head Coach Claude Julien. "That's not the case in our dressing room."
TORONTO - If you're the Boston Bruins, success comes from defense.
When your main defensive weapon is not available, your method for success doesn't change.
Keeping that game plan, the Bruins picked up a 4-1 win over the Maple Leafs at Air Canada Centre on Saturday night in their first test of at least a month without captain Zdeno Chara.
"I don't think we changed anything," said Dougie Hamilton, who tied a career high with a three-point night off a goal and two assists.
"I think it's just a lot of focus and everybody knew without him, everyone had to step up. So I don't think it's one guy - it's everyone as a team and our D corps and everything, and I thought we did well. Probably our best defensive game this year."
The Bruins sustained the full 60-minute effort they had been looking for, after coming up short earlier this week against the Isles.
"Well, we were more structured," said Head Coach Claude Julien. "Sometimes, there are things that brings it to attention."
"We spoke about that the last couple of days, about making sure we got better, and not just because Zdeno got hurt but because we weren't playing well enough within our structure."
TORONTO - The Bruins face off against the Maple Leafs on Saturday night at the Air Canada Centre in the first meeting between the two division rivals this season.
Game time is set for 7:00 p.m. ET (NESN, 98.5 The Sports Hub).
The Bruins are currently below .500, nine game into the season at 4-5-0, and are looking to bounce back from their 3-2 loss to the New York Islanders on Thursday night. Despite a losing effort in that game, Boston had a strong third period that they'd like to replicate for a full 60 minutes on Saturday night.
Meanwhile, the Leafs have been waiting around for the Black and Gold since Tuesday, when they took a 5-2 win from the Isles.
Saturday night in Toronto is the first game Boston will play without captain Zdeno Chara in the lineup. Bruins General Manager announced on Friday morning that Chara is out four to six weeks with a left knee injury (PCL tear).
"It's going to have to be done by committee here," Adam McQuaid said following the Bruins' optional skate on Saturday morning at the ACC. "And if everyone just chips in and does what they do, and worries about that, that's all we can do."
"It's a great test for us," said Torey Krug. "I think everyone in here is excited about the opportunity to come together and put together a complete team effort."
"Anytime you have a big part of your team go down, the rest of the team has to come together and step up and fill that void, so it's a good opportunity for guys that maybe don't play those minutes and we're excited about the challenge."


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What are the odds of a mother giving birth to 3 children on 3 consecutive days, different years? Example: June 7, 1960, June 8, 1964, June 9, 1968 These were all natural births, no induced deliveries.
What are the odds of a mother giving birth to three children on three consecutive days, different years? June 7, 1960, June 8, '64, June 9, '68
One draws uniformly and independently three elements $x_1$, $x_2$ and $x_3$ of $\mathbb Z/N\mathbb Z$. Consider the event $A$ that there exists some $k$ in $\mathbb Z/N\mathbb Z$ such that $\{x_1,x_2,x_3\}=\{k,k+1,k+2\}$. Assume that $x_1=i$. Then, $A$ can happen in several ways:
Thus, the probability that $A$ happens is $\frac6{N^2}$.
In the present case, $N=365$ but note that the result only assumes that all the points $i-2$, $i-1$, $i$, $i+1$ and $i+2$ are different in $\mathbb Z/N\mathbb Z$, that is, that $N\geqslant5$. This also considers that December 31st and January 1st are consecutive days. More importantly, as explained in the comments, this assumes at the onset that some nontrivial and pretty unrealistic modeling hypothesis hold: the uniform distribution of each birth date and the independence of the different birth dates.


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I wouldn't be surprised if simple fatigue had a lot to do with this. More
kids = less sleep = less emotional reserves.
"Scientist," take your village atheism back to the basement where it belongs. For every nutcase who fixates on religion, there are multiple nutcases who have nothing to restrain them. Like, for instance, *virtually every spree killer that ever lived,* not one of whom, as far as I can tell, was a believing churchgoer. They're secular liberals to a man. This is not a coincidence.
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From Neal A. Maxwell:
"Whenever Church members speak of consecration, it should be done reverently while acknowledging that each of us "come[s] short of the glory of God," some of us far short (Rom. 3:23). Even the conscientious have not arrived, but they sense the shortfall and are genuinely striving. Consolingly, God's grace flows not only to those "who love [Him] and keep all [His] commandments, "; but likewise to those "that [seek] so to do" (D&C 46:9)."
In our striving, our perfected selves, it is good to recall that we are "made perfect" (D&C 128). Moroni tells us:
"Yea, come unto Christ, and be perfected in him, and deny yourselves of all ungodliness; and if ye shall deny yourselves of all ungodliness, and love God with all your might, mind and strength, then is his grace sufficient for you, that by his grace ye may be perfect in Christ . . . "
Our task is to deny ourselves of ungodliness and to love God as described. We will then one day be perfected by Christ.
We are to be valiant and strive to do our best. Nothing more.
- 2:35 p.m. Feb. 1, 2013
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As perfection is concerned. The church teaches that the lord knows are capabalites towards perfection. Every member has a different perfection level, and it's up to the member to find there own level of perfection. I just try to take it one step at a time. My two years in Utah there were I met alot of perfection zealots, and some of these good members appeared to be depressed, and others overbearing. I would contribute it to being a Utah saint. My ward in Virginia Beach is very relaxed, and the people appear to be happier overall.
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As someone who has spent his life observing the habits of LDS women, here's
one bit of advice I would give to all of you: De-clutter your lives. Many of
you have so much going on that you're not getting enough sleep or enough
"down time". You can't go to EVERY relief society activity, EVERY
ward temple night, EVERY canning assignment, etc. Church by itself can become a
full-time job if you allow it to. Likewise, your kids don't have to be in
EVERY activity known to man.
In my house, our kids are allowed to do one extracurricular activity at a time (i.e. one sport or one musical instrument) plus scouts. And my wife only goes to the optional activities when she feels like it. We both get 8 hours of sleep a night.
Bottom line: You don't have to do everything (or serve everybody) right now. Slow down.
- 4:24 p.m. Feb. 1, 2013
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When I gave birth I was handed a t shirt that said "hypocrite"
(figuratively speaking), I wear it often- raising my voice to tell my kids to
stop yelling, admonish them to get enough sleep and then staying up until 2am
reading Harry Potter, sneaking the milk chocolate chips I bought for Family Home
Evening treats, the list goes on.
I used to bake bread before I had to work outside the home. I'm still trying to loose the baby fat from giving birth to my youngest - who is now 12. (After 12 years can it still be considered baby fat?:) )
So what?
I am sorry there are LDS who feel that falling short of perfection means they are unworthy of happiness. The LDS religion does not teach this, no matter how many people with an ax to grind believe it is so.
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A Scientist
Andrea Yates was diagnosed with mental illness early in her marriage. It was her illness that drove her crime, not some conscious devotion to her religion.
To what religion was the genocidist Pol Pot devoted to? How about the genocidist Joseph Stalin? And Mr Hitler? The answer is that none but Hitler even recognized that there was a God, and Hitler's motivation was entirely racial and nationalistic. He wanted to be the god of the people much like KIm Jong-on is today in N Korea.
So, if the greatest mass murderers of all time had no religion in their lives, why would we ever want to believe like they did?
Another point of interest: What were the religious inspirations of the Sandy Hook killer and the Aurora, Colorado movie theatre killer? Again, answer: None.
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I am reading a book written by a LDS woman doctor and it is address to everyone
but mostly to LDS women about depression. It has been very interesting learning
about depression and how it literally effects the brain and how some are more at
risk in getting depression. I think that women of all areas are more prone to
becoming depressed mostly because they are as a whole much more emotional about
things then are men and have a greater tendency of holding things in.
In my ward in Relief Society we have talked about this often and I know that in "Time out for Women" they have talked about it as have the General Authorities.
We all need to realize that God does not demand perfection of us. We have ages of life after this life to reach perfection. He does expect us to do the best that we can and realizes that we will fall. That is the purpose of the Atonement. So many of us believe in Christ, but how many of us TRULY believe Christ? Not only our sins but the pains of life can be swallowed up in HIS eternal love.
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"a Scientist" is probably a man and does not have a clue what women go thru. The two women he mentions were not members of any church that I know of. I am also sure from my own family experience that they suffered from depression brought about by hormonal changes, such as bearing children and the resulting changes brought about by that. I have seen first hand what can happen with such hormonal changes. I have someone in my family that has had this happen several times. It was very scary to see her like that. She heard voices telling her to do things to her children. We were lucky in our family that the problem was discovered before too much damage or death happened. She was locked up and treated with medication until her hormones leveled out. We keep an eye on her but with age this has changed. As far as I'm concerned Andrea Yates had no idea what she was doing should have had medical treatment and been confined to a mental health facility.
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The believers sound like they are trying to convince themselves...
Those poor arguments sure aren't convincing anyone else.
- 4:04 p.m. Feb. 2, 2013
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I grew up in Utah and was very depressed my whole life. I had to get out and get into a 12 step program where I learned to take care of myself, not compare myself to others, learn to listen to my intuition, and seek to please my Heavenly Father first. He loves me unconditionally and that is all that matters. I can cut my family a break too. I used to expect perfection of everyone and was always sadly disappointed. I know the Church is true, and seek to love myself and others instead of judging them.
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In 1982 I along with others published a study looking at the risk factors and prevalence of depresseion in Mormon women. The subject was a topic in the local news at the time but there had been no research done. We made every effort we could think of to eliminate bias from the study by randomly selecting participants and by insuring that neither the women conducting the interviews or the study participants knew what the study was about except that we were looking about health issues in women. 193 women participated. We found that there was no difference between Mormon and Non-Mormon women in terms of prevalence of depression and that the factors that related to depression were very similar in the two groups. There has been no study to date that I am aware of that shows a causal relationship between being a Mormon and having depression or any other mental health problem. Perfectionism is likely a problem among many people who struggle with mental health problems. To truely understand that it is a unique problem for Mormon women one would have to conduct a prospective comparative study. This has not been done to date.
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You are correct in your comments. Our society is overwhelmed by messages about how great women are and how bad men are. This even happens from the pulpits of the LDS Church and perhaps many other churches as well.
"Study researchers have found that broad generalizations about the likely success of a social group -- of boys or girls, for example -- actually undermined both boys' and girls' performance on a challenging activity." The study further states, "These findings suggest we should be cautious in making pronouncements about the abilities of social groups such as boys and girls. Not only is the truth of such statements questionable, but they also send the wrong message about what it takes to succeed, thereby undermining achievement -- even when they are actually meant as encouragement."
The expectations of women are far to high because of all these types of messages coming from so many parts of our society. The guilt comes as individuals see themselves falling short of these perceived group qualities.
Kill the messages... don't kill the messengers... just re-train the messengers to deliver the "real" true message.
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I'm not a perfectionist - I'm conscientious. And isn't that a
good thing? The kids have regular meals, and the bill get paid, and I've
only gotten a few speeding tickets. Those are good things. But when I
can't do them for health reasons, it's frustrating and upsetting. It
took me a long time to learn to recruit help, to learn how to say: I'm in
too much physical pain to grocery shop - and I need help. Sometimes the
accommodations lasted years.
I'm convinced that part of the issue is that the job of modern motherhood is just too big for one person. I know a pregnant mom, temporarily living with her in-laws who said it has saved her sanity to have help. I agree. When I had the help of a nanny for year, I felt so much better. What if it is simply an issue of too much to do? Like a waitress with 30 tables to serve? Too much for the individual mother to deal with?
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We also have fewer and fewer places to meet and socialize. Women used to meet at the bridge club or quilting bee or the market. Most people lived closer to extended family. But go to the grocery store and most of the people you see are total strangers and there is no chance to talk. The popular culture has so denigrated motherhood as something that is a default for the stupid and lazy, that mothers often feel as though we occupy the lowest rungs of social strata. We have the social standing of a kitchen maid in Downton Abbey - so of course that is painful and discouraging.
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Motherhood is such a heroic and emotionally and physically demanding job that is unappreciated and unacknowledged on a day to day basis. Getting a card, once year, isn't going to cut it. We need flowers, and date nights, and massages, and someone to cook for us occasionally - and special status as someone who never has to carry in the groceries - (that's what older children can be useful for.) How do we know that this depression - isn't just caregiver burnout? And there are solutions to caregiver burnout including extraordinary self-care.
We live in unusual times, and the design of motherhood is different in many ways than it use to be throughout history. Instead of bringing depression out of the shadows - let's bring mothers out of the shadows and develop forums and opportunities for them to interact and get some recognition for their struggles, sacrifices and accomplishments. Then, as a byproduct, I think we'd see less depressive symptoms.
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Utah - #1 per capita LDS in the United States.
Utah - #1 in anti-depressant medication use.
Utah - #1 in medication over-dose.
Utah - #1 in on-line porn.
Utah - #4 in suicide.
We all like to hear the good news,
but ignorning the bad and simply pretending it doesn't exist doesn't make it go away or get any better.
In fact, ignoring it will just make Utah - dare I say it - get even MORE depressed.
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I disagree it's merely the culture and misunderstanding that cause this.
Spencer Kimball's "The Miracle of Forgiveness" is exhibit A. Mormonism essentially denies the power of the atonement in cleansing sin. You essentially have to pay for you sins in addition to Christ.
At the core is "Are you good enough to get the the Celestial Kingdom?" Accepting Christ isn't enough - you also have to be valiant enough. How valiant? No one ones but if you aren't quite good enough there goes eternity. If even if you are good enough what about your loved ones? Certainly you will fail to be a good enough Mom & spouse to save all of your children & husband & grandchildren. If you can just done a little more, been a little more faithful with scriptures, maybe your children wouldn't have gone astray.
D&C 82:7 ...but unto that soul who sinneth shall the former sins return, saith the Lord your God.
This creates a cycle of hopelessness. If you aren't perfect repentance is meaningless. Not only did you fail by sinning today - all your previous sins are back with a vengeance.
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Recently I attended a symposium on Suicide prevention. They showed a map of
suicides and their prevalence across the Nation, and it was very obvious that
the higher the altitudes, the higher the rate of suicide. "How sad"
they said, "to think that someone who committed suicide would likely not
have done so had they just been born at sea level." (Oxygen deprivation
seems to have an effect.)
I know 5 Utah women who suffer from serious depression--two who were not raised LDS but were raised in abusive homes. They believed everyone else was having a perfect life and if they just got out of their abusive home and into a temple marriage everything would be perfect for them also. One is not a Mormon and claims "the tougher things get, the more I hit the wine bottle." One is from a first generation Mormon family from the South whose father was domineering and physically abusive. (This article did list a history of abuse as a commonality). Only one of the five is from a two or more generation LDS "Utah" family with no history of abuse. It seems there are many more facets that need to be studied.
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The one flaw to this study. She said the women volunteered unstead of being
randomly selected
as they should have been from a larger pool.
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THank you DCS. I've always believed what you proved -- that there is NO difference between LDS woman and non-LDS woman in terms of depression. The one difference that is clear is that LDS woman don't rely on alcohol or illegal drugs to numb them or to escape the hardships of life. Another difference that I've noticed (as a convert) is that LDS women are much more self-aware and self-actualized than non LDS women. These two factors alone explain higher rates of depression.
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