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Amid boos and jeers, Russia athletes reject doping stigma
Russia's sportsmen and women are happy that many of them have been allowed to compete in the Rio Olympics, but have spoken out against the reaction following accusations of "state-sponsored doping
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Reddit users reveal their industry secrets
The Reddit thread where users reveal their biggest industry secrets attracted nearly 35,000 comments. . What's your industry's best-kept secret? From the magic ingredient of the "special sauce"
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Tyson Fury could lose world titles if doesn't prove himself clear of doping
World heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has denied using steroids after news emerged he was under investigation. Traces of a banned anabolic steroid were allegedly discovered in a sample taken
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youtuber shares his experience with anabolic steroids
this guy is pretty honest about his experience with steroids and his quest for the ideal body and the consequences he faces as a result
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Police Officers and Law Enforcement Using Steroids
Police officers and law enforcement often use steroids. Most cops and police officers use steroids because they work.
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Steroids turned me into a man
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Way too much steroid injections will too that to you
Way too much steroid injections will too that to you. Tricep drainage is no fun. Some inject steroids.Anabolic steroids, both oil and water based need to be injected intramuscularly (deep into muscle
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Drug experts say alcohol worse than crack or heroin
LONDON | Mon Nov 1, 2010 10:23am EDT LONDON (Reuters) - Alcohol is a more dangerous drug than both crack and heroin when the combined harms to the user and to others are assessed, British scientist
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(documentary) "Bigger, Stronger, Faster" (2008) (Part 1/4)
About the use of anabolic steroids as performance-enhancing drugs in the United States. *** RELATED: documentary, Supersize Me, America's obsession with fast food
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Anderson Silva tests positive for two types of Steroids before his fight with Diaz.
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Police brutality: Roid Rage a more probable explanation.
I saw this. Forgot where I found it just as quick. So I thought I'd just link this DOJ guide for law enforcement regarging Anabolic abuse among law enforcement from '04. http://www.deadiversion.u
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On the day he became a billionaire, Jim Koch, founder and chairman of the Boston Beer Co. and Sam Adams Brewery, said he did the same thing he has been doing for 30 years: he visited bars and restaurants in person to urge them to carry his beer.
"I started this 30 years ago in my kitchen," Koch told the Herald while waiting for a flight to Los Angeles, where he planned to advocate for his beer in person, just as he did in the 1980s.
Yesterday, Boston Beer's stock hit an all-time high, bringing Koch's net worth past the $1 billion mark, according to Bloomberg. But Koch insists it isn't about him or the money. It's about the beer.
"It very much does speak to this whole craft beer revolution," Koch said. Back in the 1980s, he said, he had to beg bars and stores to stock Sam Adams. "I could not get a single distributor in Boston to carry it."
But even with yesterday's big money news, Koch said, "Life hasn't changed. The stock could go down next week. I've learned, don't get attached to the whims of Wall Street."
Boston Beer's sales — which include Sam Adams, Angry Orchard Cider and Twisted Tea — increased more than 17 percent in the first half of 2013, while total beer sales declined 2 percent. Craft beer sales overall were up 15 percent.
"He's really helped pushed the entire beer movement," said Todd Alstrom of beeradvocate.com. "He's definitely done a lot for the industry."
As for the next 30 years, Koch said his goal is just to keep making quality beer.
"There are some great beers out there that have not been made, and I want Sam Adams to be one of the brewers who does that," he said.

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Travelled with our two teenage boys and grandma. The ship was a perfect combination for everyone to in our group to find the perfect vacation (active rock climbing surfing teens through relaxing in the park with Grandma.
The variety of food options and places to explore was wonderful. Though the ship is very large and was full with 6000+ passengers we never really felt crowded. MyTime dining option worked well as we had pre-booked our times which meant very few waits at any point.
The dining room provided great service and a good variety of food to keep every one happy and still allowing us to try lots of new things. Buffet was not very inspiring but with lots of other options we didn't really feel the need to to spend time at the buffet.
As this was our first cruise we don't have a lot to compare with but this was definitely an great experience which will bring us back to another cruise vacation soon!


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FILM CRITIC Walt Disney's "Treasure Planet" has zest and humor and some lovable supporting characters, but do we really need this zapped-up version of the Robert Louis Stevenson classic? Eighteenth century galleons and pirate ships go sailing through the stars, and it somehow just doesn't look right. The film wants to be a pirate movie dressed in "Star Wars" garb, but the pants are too short and the elbows stick out. For anyone who grew up on Disney's 1950 "Treasure Island," or remembers the 1934 Victor Fleming classic, this one feels like an impostor.
I am not concerned about technical matters. I do not question why space ships of the future would look like sailing ships of the past. I can believe they could be powered by both rockets and solar winds. It does not bother me that deep space turns out to be breathable. I do not wonder why swashbuckling is still in style, in an era of ray guns and laser beams. I accept all of that. It's just that I wonder why I have to. Why not make an animated version of the classic Treasure Island ? Why not challenge the kids with a version of an actual book written by a great writer, instead of catering to them with what looks like the prototype for a video game? These are, I suppose, the objections of a hidebound reactionary. I believe that one should review the movie that has been made, not the movie one wishes had been made, and here I violate my own rule. But there was something in me that ... resisted ... this movie. I hope it did not blind me to its undeniable charms.
There is, to begin with, a likable hero named Jim Hawkins, whose speaking voice is by Joseph Gordon-Levitt and singing voice by John Rzeznik (of rock's Goo Goo Dolls). Jim is a nice enough kid when we first see him being read to by his mother in his standard-issue Disney fatherless home. But he grows up into a troublemaker, and it is only the possession of a holographic treasure map and the journey in this movie that season him into a fine young man.
Hoping to sail away to a planet where "the treasures of a thousand worlds" have been deposited, Jim signs on as a cabin boy under the cat-eyed Capt. Amelia (voice by Emma Thompson), and is soon befriended by the cook, John Silver (Brian Murray), a cyborg whose right arm contains an amazing collection of attachments and gadgets. Also on board is the wealthy Dr. Doppler (David Hyde Pierce), who is financing the voyage. (His doglike appearance and Amelia's feline nature make us wonder, when romance blooms, whether theirs is a relationship likely to last.) I will not be spoiling much, I assume, to suggest that John Silver is more than a cook, and less than a friend. He has mutiny in mind. And the troubles on board the ship are backdropped by troubles in space, where a black hole threatens, and there is a "space storm" as dangerous as any in the Caribbean.
It is obligatory in all Disney animated features that there be some sort of cute miniature sidekick, and the peppy little creature this time is Morph, a blue blob that can assume almost any shape, is cuddly and frisky, and takes sides. Another supporting character is B.E.N. (Martin Short), a cybernetic navigator who apparently has some fried memory boards, and lots of one-liners. He would be obnoxious unless you liked creatures like him, which I do.
Disney experiments with its animation methods in the movie (which is being released simultaneously in regular theaters and on the big IMAX screens, which have recently brought such an awesome presence to "Fantasia" and "Beauty & the Beast"). The foreground characters are two-dimensional in the classical animated style, but the backgrounds are 3-D and computer-generated ("painted," the Web site assures us, but with a computer stylus rather than a brush). Some may find a clash between the two styles, but the backgrounds function as, well, backgrounds, and I accepted them without question.
I'm aware that many, maybe most, of the audience members for this film will never have heard of Robert Louis Stevenson. They may learn in the opening sequence that he once wrote a book named Treasure Island, but when this book is opened by Jim's mother, it contains no old-fashioned words, only pop-up moving images. For these people, the loss of the story's literary roots may be meaningless. They may wonder what old sailing ships are doing in a futuristic universe, but then there's a lot to wonder about in all animated adventures, isn't there, since none of them are plausible. My guess is that most audiences will enjoy this film more than I did. I remain stubbornly convinced that pirate ships and ocean storms and real whales (as opposed to space whales) are exciting enough. Even more exciting, because they're less gimmicky. But there I go again.
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You don't always need a plan. Sometimes you just need to breathe and trust. Let go and see what happens.
I'm a planner, especially when it comes to workouts. I'll admit, I've got the excel spreadsheet going and it details everything up through August 2nd (Boulder Ironman). Sure, there might be alterations made along the way — workout boxes move around or an extra rest day thrown in due to scheduling or body needs, but it's a pretty rigid plan.
In the past two weeks though, I've been struggling. I've fit all my workouts in but they, particularly the runs, haven't gone so well. My hips just aren't having it. I have a marathon coming up in 3 weeks (well 2 weeks and 6 days now.) I love this race and want it to be a good one. I'm beginning to realize though, it may not happen. I'm in pain when I run and I'm not doing myself any good right now.
I'm not quite ready to give up just yet — nor to give myself a time table for giving up. In fact, I don't have plan on how to handle this at all. I might just very well start running and if I can't run the whole way, walk it — make it a PW (personal worst). Perhaps I'll drop down to the half. Maybe I'll just go up to the race and take photos of my friends. Maybe, just maybe, I'll take a few days off and feel okay in these last taper weeks. I may stay home and wallow in a bottle of wine (unlikely, I'll just swim and ride my bike).
I'm just gonna trust my body to tell me what to do. (And get massages, dry needling, chiropractic adjustments, take fish oil and tumeric, eat an anti-inflammatory diet, take a bunch of advil and do yoga. I'm not THAT willing to let go.)
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Americans without landline subscriptions, who rely on cell phones as their primary line of communications, tend to be younger, less affluent, single, and more liberal. That's according to "The Cell Phone Challenge to Survey Research," a report released by The Pew Research Center and based on a survey conducted in association with the Pew Internet & American Life Project, The Associated Press, and AOL.
Seven to nine percent of Americans don't have home phone lines and use their cell phones as a primary phone. Just under half (48 percent) of cell-only respondents are under 30. Thirty-five percent are 30 to 49. About 55 percent of cell-only respondents are men, and 46 percent are women.
A larger number of those without a landline are single: 71 percent compared to 29 percent of cell-only respondents who are married. The cohort relying on cell phones also tends to rent. Twenty-four percent of wireless-only users own their home, compared to 65 percent who don't. The group also includes a higher proportion of minorities. Fourteen percent of cell-only users are Hispanic; the minority group makes up only 6 percent of landline users.
The landline group carries a higher proportion of college graduates (36 percent) than cell-only (28 percent). Thirty-three percent of cell-only users say they have some college, compared to 24 percent of landline subscribers, suggesting a heavy reliance on cell phones among current college students.
More than half (53 percent) of cell-only households have family incomes of under $30,000, compared to 25 percent of the landline sample.
Although the survey singles out respondents who only have cell phones, it also looks at predisposition to the use of land-based lines or cell phone lines when making calls. Of the respondents contacted on their cell phones, a majority (73 percent) have both land and cell phone accounts. Of that group, 62 percent make more calls on their cell phones. Those contacted on a landline who also have a cell phone use the landline 48 percent of the time, compared to their cell phone for 42 percent of calls.
A number of landline users surveyed said they are considering opting out of their commitment. Twenty-three percent of landline users are considering the switch. Fifty-five percent are not likely to give up their landline in favor of a cell phone. Those considering a change skew younger; 40 percent of those considering dropping their landline service are under 30, versus the 19 percent who are over 30.
The report addresses a concern that cell-only users won't be able to participate in opinion polls and other telephone-based surveys.
In terms of participation in traditional telephone surveys for political purposes, the cell-only population who drop out of participation minimally affect results. When cell-only respondents were included in a telephone poll among a standard landline sample, the overall results of the poll differed by about one percentage point on any of nine key political questions.
Cell-only users tend to be more positive toward computers and technology. This group is even more positive than those cell phone users who still pay for a landline. One caveat is that cell-only users are limited to the type of Internet connection available. Cell-only users are less likely to subscribe to Internet service using a DSL or dial-up line due to the lack of a landline in the home.
A random digit dial survey was fielded to 1,503 U.S. adults. In the sampling, 752 were contacted on a conventional landline, and 751 were contacted on a cell phone. Within the group contacted on their cell phones, 200 (27 percent) said their cell phones were their only phones. The interviews were conducted from March 8 to March 28 of this year, and the time it took respondents to answer the survey was about 11 minutes.
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I've been saying for weeks now that I'm totally okay with Ella starting Kindergarten. Today was the day. We arrived in plenty of time to fight the terrible traffic mess that had gathered in front of the schools (someone thought it would be really bright to place two elementary schools right next to each other on a neighborhood street). We found a parking place and took a deep breath. Ella did great all the way into the classroom and over to her seat. Then the tough moment came…
We had to leave. You'll notice in the photo that Ella's hands are on her ears. This has been her sign of trepidation for quite some time. We're not sure what she's hearing, but we're sure she doesn't want to hear any more of it! As Angie and I headed across the classroom and out the door, Ella turned her head away from everyone else and began to cry softly. She wouldn't call out, as that might attract attention. She just cried.
Now I have to tell you the strange part of what I've been feeling since that moment. I've been divided in half. On the one hand, I think this is a very important step for her. She's been painfully shy and quite fearful of uncertain situations, but life is full of uncertainties. She's going to be meeting new people in every class and at every job for the rest of her life. She's going to have to face new challenges and learn to stand up and speak up when the time comes. I was shy too, just like Ella. It never got easy, but interacting with others is just what we do from now until the grave.
Then, there was the other side of me. For a brief moment, homeschooling crossed my mind, not for any spiritual or religious reasons but only because home is the one place where we can shield her from anything of which she will ever be afraid. Bugs and bees are outside the door, people and academic challenges await her at school. Bullies and boyfriends will be her lot as she grows through the grade levels. All of this terrifies me just a bit, as the Daddy whose little girl needs my protection.
Somewhere in the middle is perhaps the place where our hearts ought to lie. We must love them, and release them. We must prepare them for evil, and shelter them from it. We must make home heaven for them, and launch them into the real world. Our hearts should break over our children's fears, but we are right to let them go, to force them to face each next step. Life is really made of those steps.
As for me, I'm okay. As for Ella, I'm pretty sure it will be several weeks before she adjusts, if not several school years. As for Momma, I admire her more today than ever as a Mom, and as a little girl in a grown up body who doesn't want to be left alone. Here I am, one guy placed on this earth to protect two precious girls, a Momma and her daughter. I suppose my only recourse is to depend fully upon the grace of our magnificent God to carry me and my family along. Maybe Ella might catch that vision, and find her fears released as she learns to trust the Father more each day.
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Rocket Hackett, pronounced similar to the famous New York City dance group the Rockettes, displays an immediate sense of calm and confidence in our special practice. The depth of Rocky's grace and wonderful presence can't be summed up in such a short introduction. We are certain that you will immediately sense her incomparable warmth as she welcomes you with her soft voice and glowing smile.
She will often be the one you speak with first when reaching out to us as a new patient, or become accustomed to being welcomed by upon your returning trips to Bethesda Sedation Dentistry. She touches many aspects of our wonderful dental practice, although her true talents shine when she is running the business management side of BSD. When not at the practice, she may often be found out and about the Montgomery County area with one or both of her kids (Madison and Malik) or with her many friends. She spends little time at home, as she is always bopping around the town!
Leah is a wonderful part of our team. She came to us with years of clinical experience in various specialty practices. She not only assists the doctors with your care but is a calming presence for anyone who is nervous about having dental care. Her knowledge and experience, along with her warm smile and gentle reassurance is something that our patients truly appreciate.
Leah hails from the Rocky Mountains of Colorado where she loves to hike, and worked as a guide at Garden of the Gods Park. She is an avid lover of nature and animals. During her leisure time, Leah enjoys spending time with her Chihuahua named Mija, and her Schnauzer named Hunter.
Dhara was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. After spending the first part of her life in Chicago, with their frigid winters and sweltering summers, she decided to move east, although her family and loyalty to the White Sox still reside in the Midwest.
Dhara moved to the east coast and received her degree from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Forsyth School of Dental Hygiene. Her warmth and compassion as a practitioner of dental hygiene began long before her permanent roots were planted in the hygiene profession here at Bethesda Sedation Dentistry. While in school, she spent free time organizing oral healthcare mission work, assisting underprivileged children with receiving much needed dental care. Her glowing energy can be felt the moment you first meet her!
Although her passion is dental hygiene and oral healthcare education, she still manages to find time to experiment in the kitchen with new recipes and convince her fiancé to try out her daring new culinary creations. She has three siblings including two sisters and a brother, who she is extremely close with. Coming from a sizeable family shows, as she has been a natural fit with our dental family!
I moved to the United States from Bolivia over 20 years ago. I went to college in Rexburg, Idaho and majored in interior design. One summer I took a job at a dental office and to my surprise, found that I became very interested in dentistry and decided to change my career path.
I began as a chair side assistant while undertaking the training necessary to become a full Expanded Functions Dental Assistant. After passing the Board I worked at Children's Hospital in the Pediatric Dental Unit until joining the great team at Bethesda Sedation Dentistry. I am certified in Advanced Cardiac Life Support and a qualified orthodontic assistant.
I have a teenage son whom I adore and love spending time with friends and family.
Genna grew up in the self-professed great state of New Jersey. Her passion for all things Jersey, and dedication to the dental sciences have made her an instant welcome addition to Bethesda Sedation Dentistry. Her background is in business management and applied health sciences.
Genna's calming demeanor and gentle presence lend themselves quite well in our passionate dental practice! When she isn't brightening the day for her patients, she can be found with her puppy Ava and her fiancé Dan. Her interest in cooking and baking routinely keeps us all well fed!
Don't fault her for being a New York Giants fan! If you're from the D.C. metro area, you'll know that being a Giants fan is usually something kept quiet!
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Joe Blanton was brilliant early, abysmal by the time he was removed in the New York Mets' five-run fifth inning. One day after Cole Hamels was roughed up for six runs in less than three innings, Blanton gave away a seven-run lead, bled to death by single after bloody single.
Too shocked to even boo him as he left the mound, the 45,061 sat numbed by the Mets' explosion, a sense of doom present throughout. A two-run Phillies rally that started with no one on base and two outs flipped that around in the bottom of the inning, and at least lent some hope that the 2011 offense would not be as power-dependent as 2010's was.


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Alternative rock band Alt-J, recent recipient of the prestigious Mercury Prize, is performing at Turner Hall Ballroom March 29, one of three concerts announced Monday slated to take place at the venue next year.
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Use of name, logo in 'Big Love' angers University of Utah officials
Stand for Something!July 7, 2009 2:41 p.m.
You go, U!
Free publicityJuly 7, 2009 2:48 p.m.
Come on, it's free publicity!
What is the problem with getting your name on TV? Everyone knows that the show is fiction - right?
ScottJuly 7, 2009 3:00 p.m.
Boycott Tom Hanks.
Rise And ShoutJuly 7, 2009 3:06 p.m.
May I suggest they use the Y instead?
Who CaresJuly 7, 2009 3:06 p.m.
I remember the episode, and it had nothing to do with polygamists being associated with the U. It had to deal with a medical lab at the U running tests on a document. That's it. Stop overreacting. It's a television show. And a well done one at that.
Leave the whinning and belly-aching to BYU and the LDS church.
@ Free publicityJuly 7, 2009 3:11 p.m.
It may be free publicity, but HBO should be required to pay for it.
Sorry folksJuly 7, 2009 3:16 p.m.
People in Hollywood are having a hay day since the making of the BIG LOVE series, and making fun of the Mormons in many of their movies, and all Utah's immoral behavior with so many called wives. It is not nice nor anything to be proud of. Hollywood makes Utah look like a big whore town deep within the west.
It's always better to stay out of the public eye.
I for one am very tired of this publicity.
CAJuly 7, 2009 3:34 p.m.
To WHO CARES, it becomes a matter of legal rights. The U has to pay to have their Nameing rights, so why shouldn't someone else pay them to use it? Why should they just be able to sneak it in for free? It doesnt matter if it has to do with polygamy or not......
And as for the Belly aching you slanderisly refered to. Its not the show about polygamy the Church has issues with, its how HBO does very little to show the differences between the two religions, and what modern day Saints practice and belive.... You are just to much apart of the ignorant crowd to understand where they are coming from.
dycJuly 7, 2009 3:49 p.m.
I'm pleased to hear that the U isn't going to put up with this misuse of its Logo. This proud Cougar says, "Go Utes!"
JannJuly 7, 2009 4:34 p.m.
Go Utah Utes!
Big LoveJuly 7, 2009 5:03 p.m.
I would leave it alone or hollywood could give a whole different meaning to the Brigham Young "cougars".
Big LoveJuly 7, 2009 5:07 p.m.
Is a horrible show anyways, the acting is bad, there all ugly, and they should just cancel it.
CathyJuly 7, 2009 5:11 p.m.
I don't blame the U of U for not wanting to be associated with the trashy show "Big Love". U oF U should take HBO to court.
Go get em Utah UTES!
BigUteJuly 7, 2009 5:34 p.m.
I knew the Utes were totally in on it.
RE: Who CaresJuly 7, 2009 5:44 p.m.
So, we have another ignorant person among us, big shocker there. The point is this show has no right to use a trademark without permission. It would be like me taking your car for a spin without your permission; last time I checked that is STEALING. Of course, you obviously don't know much about anything so why bother?
BYU FanJuly 7, 2009 6:08 p.m.
Let's face it: they wouldn't care if it wasn't for the fact that it's a show harming public perception of the LDS faith, of which many attendees of the university are.
To this, I say: Way to go U!
GO UTES!July 7, 2009 6:15 p.m.
Sue the pants off them. Even the BCS is better than the trash of Big Love.
funnyJuly 7, 2009 6:16 p.m.
I watch big love all the time and don't remember the U dang I must have been watch the show and not the back ground LOL i'am bad
LOLJuly 7, 2009 6:18 p.m.
Utah is known as the polygamist state! So what difference does it make if they use the U?
Geez, until Utah does something other than whine everytime something happens they don't like, guess what, NO ONE IS GOING to like UTAH!
Better comparison...July 7, 2009 6:23 p.m.
Rather than comparing to borrowing the car...it would be like someone using your face in their ad encouraging people to get their syphilis checked because "this person" has been spreading it.
What?? Don't like that very much? Come on...stop whining! Free publicity!
Re: Who CaresJuly 7, 2009 6:35 p.m.
Please remind us where the Y and the LDS church whined over the show's use of their trademarked names or even their religious beliefs. The show's been on a long time and I've heard only a Big Silence from the church and its school.
AnonymousJuly 7, 2009 8:14 p.m.
The ironic part is that if the University of Utah used the HBO logo without permission, HBO would sue them and no one would think twice about it. Now, because it is the University of Utah that is threatening a lawsuit everyone is up in arms about it.
as a former uteJuly 7, 2009 9:36 p.m.
I don't get why my alma-mater is so upset. If someone on stage says "university of Utah" do we sue? For what? If the fight song is sung during a bank robbery on some stupid show, do we sue? For what?
It is fiction, guys and gals. Fiction. And I am proud of the U and the fact that it got on tv.
Get a life people. I am about to stop donating to the stupid people who must be running the show...
AnonymousJuly 7, 2009 10:03 p.m.
Big Love has overstepped all kinds of bounds. It's no surprise for them to cross a legal one. Please take them to court!
Get RealJuly 7, 2009 10:06 p.m.
Come on President Young, the U is getting free publicity and they don't have to pay a dime.
How much would it cost for the U to place a 15 second spot on prime time TV?
AnonymousJuly 7, 2009 10:11 p.m.
If they routinely let others show the logo on TV, then it's too late to complain now. You either enforce it against everyone, or against no one.
uncannygunmanJuly 7, 2009 10:17 p.m.
I think the U is overreacting. It sounds like an isolated use their mark in show that is set in SLC--what other university are the characters going to interact with?
If I shoot a scene of a character walking down 4th South, surely I don't need each business owner's permission to show each sign in the background.
AnonymousJuly 7, 2009 10:33 p.m.
Oh you big drama queens.
KJuly 7, 2009 10:57 p.m.
Goodnight. In the show the "main" mom went to the U, the "main" couple went to the U as kids and their daughter was planning on going there. The friend mentioned BYU and they also talked of a school in Arizona. It's set in Utah.
It's not real.
The show goes to great pains separating themselves from the mainstream LDS church.
The demand is meant as a public relations ad for the school. Perhaps they got calls from people who should know better.
jzmanJuly 7, 2009 11:06 p.m.
I love the Utes. I love Big Love and HBO! Hope they can work this out...for the good of everyone!!!
DJuly 8, 2009 12:45 a.m.
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AnonymousJuly 8, 2009 6:54 a.m.
Big deal....
Love Big LoveJuly 8, 2009 11:10 a.m.
I am not LDS and I watch Big Love. It has not made me think negatively about the LDS church - just of the fundamentalists that branched from the church. Yes I agree they should have gone about things legally, but it doesn't make anyone think less about the U.


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This is my second baby, but first NCB, and first time with a midwife. I love my midwife, and even if I have a difficult delivery, I would do this again in a heart beat. I'll be delivering at a free standing birthing center. Our local hospitals are NOT midwife friendly. My next appointment is Friday. I have to get the last round of tests done and I just found out today that my midwife won't be there...the on-call one will be. I guess it's good to meet her though.
I'm excited to have this baby. I'm most excited to progress without any "help". I was induced with my daughter and never started labor on my own, so I'm looking forward to seeing how different it will be this time around. I had an epidural with her, however it wore off during my 2 1/2 hours of pushing. I had severe pain in my hip, which I now think could have been helped if I would have been able to be up and moving.
I guess that's all about me right now, unless anyone has any questions. I'm not real certain how the birth lodges work. I guess I'll just post on it if I have something to say:-)
Yeah, the birth lodges arejust space you can use to keep us updated - how you feel, any vents you have, your appointments, and eventually your birth and postpartum. Keeps things tidy and together and easy for everyone to check.
I hope you get the birth you want this time, having a great midwife and a plan for birth are two HUGE steps to getting that. I can't wait to follow your lodge and get to know you better, I think you'll find having your own cheering section is VERY enjoyable, and there's LOTS of brains to pick on questions you may have - these ladies are a true compendium of knowledge to take advantage of!
Congratulations and welcome to your lodge!
I love lodges for finding out more about a person.....so how about posting some bits about you? How you met your DH (we love those stories!! and piccies!!
Yay for lodges!!
Welcome to your lodge!!
Congratulations and welcome to your lodge!!
"MonkeyMoo" wrote:
I love lodges for finding out more about a person.....so how about posting some bits about you? How you met your DH (we love those stories!! and piccies!!
Yay for lodges!!
Alright...a little about me. DH and I met about 9 years ago in the college group at our church. We were going on a trip to Busch Gardens when I found out this new guy was going to be there, and the director asked me if i would introduce myself and make him feel welcome since I'm fairly outgoing. I, of course, jumped on the chance to meet a new guy. So, the morning we left, I went up to him...all giddy and giggly because I thought he was cute and introduced myself. He wasn't really into it and just sort of nodded his head at me and said hi, then I felt kind of dumb. We ended up in different vans for the ride up, but when we got to the park, everyone got into their little groups and took off. He was left standing alone with a couple other people kind of hanging around not sure what to do. So...I gathered them all up, and we all hung out that day. He got much more friendlier...and the place where we really got to know each other was waiting in line for the Gwazi (a roller coaster) for like 2 hours. We became good friends, and hung out a lot over the next few years. I had an immediate crush on him, and he supposedly liked me to, but thought I wasn't interested because most of my friends were guys, so I was always around other guys too. We both ended up seeing other people thinking the other wasn't interested romantically.
The summer of 2001 I went on a mission trip to Russia for 3 months, and when I got home he was one of the first people to call me and wanted to know about the trip. We started hanging out a lot again. His parents gave me a part time job at their business...so we saw each other even more. By November we were dating exclusivly and have been together ever since. We dated about a year and half before getting engaged (the night I graduated college), and got married 4 months later. We'll celebrated 5 years this October. I love him dearly and think he is amazing. He is a wonderful father and simply adores our daughter. I think he's more excited about his new daughter than I am! He is looking forward to delivering at the birthing center with a midwife, and I think he'll be a great support.
Wow...that was a lot. I don't like to post pictures because I had someone hijack one from a different board and that really irritates me. I'll post a family pic though from a few months ago and a pic of the baby, when she comes, in this lodge.
nice to meet you! looking forward to following your story!
Nice to get to know you! It's so sweet how excited your DH is, I love to hear about our lovely DH's. You are a gorgeous family!!
That's so upsetting about your reason for not posting more pics. I hate how something so sweet and innocent can be taken advantage of in such a way.
I'm looking forward to reading more about your journey.
Welcome to your lodge!
I love your how we met story! Very sweet. Looking forward to hearing your BC birth story.
Hi and welcome to your lodge! I love the story of how you and DH met and ended up together. You make a gorgeous family, too!
I see your ticker is counting down--how are you feeling? How far along were you when you were induced last time?
I had a rough day with my little one. It's days like today when I wonder how I'm going to be a mom to two little girls. She just wasn't listening...said "no" like a billion times (or so it seemed) and was flat out whiny all day. I couldn't wait for DH to get home. The night ended well though. We made hamburgers, ate outside, and she sat on my lap and I whispered "her" song to her several times, always being applauded by her afterwards. As I put Nicole down and got several rounds of kisses, I felt bad for wondering how I would make it with two. She is such a blessing!
So...I've been thinking about this lodge thing and I've decided I'm going to sort of use it as a journal I guess. I don't journal, but I wish I did. I type much faster than I write, so this should be nice. I've been working on a "labor book" for DH to use. It has lots of quotes and info about the different stages of labor, what to expect, how to help, as well as Bible verses and prayers I've written out that I want to meditate on while in labor. I guess it's sort of a "coaches book", which he likes because it makes the labor process more sports related! hehehe. Anyway, I read some info in the book I've been using to prepare "Christ-Centered Childbirth" today that I wanted to share. I realize that probably many of you may have a different view than me, and that is ok. I hope that a debate won't start in my lodge, as these are just quotes and ideas that I believe in and want to remember during labor, just as you have things you want to be thinking about. So, I thought I'd share.
"For the Christian, the process is entirely different. The world tells us that we should "birth from within", finding our strength inside ourselves...For the believer however, our glory is in our weakness, and our strength is in our Creator. Now we no longer have to rely on our threshold of pain and ability to cope, but on the One whose yoke is easy and whose burden is light. Jesus sent us a Comforter so that we can surrender control to God, being comforted as we bring forth our child. In surrendering, birth often becomes bearable."
"How do we undo the years of influence that defines what birth is in our minds? Romans 12:2 says, "Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind." Our thoughts can be transformed by changing our outlook on how we were created - created to give birth! We no longer focus on the pain-increasing fear of giving birth, but on the faith that we have in God's design. If we lack faith, we can remember that God said that He is faithful, even when we are faithless."
"The parents who attempt natural childbirth try to walk in love for their cihld, putting needs and desires aside for the benefit of an unborn life. Let love be the second tool utilized in resisting the urge to eliminate the discomfort of bringing forth your new family member."
I think that's it for tonight. Thanks for reading:-)
"helivt" wrote:
Hi and welcome to your lodge! I love the story of how you and DH met and ended up together. You make a gorgeous family, too!
I see your ticker is counting down--how are you feeling? How far along were you when you were induced last time?
Thanks:-) I was induced just 3 days past my due date. I have recently found out that my Dr. generally induces people 2 weeks early. He prefers it that way. (I'm not using him this time). I couldn't be induced early for insurance reasons last time. My body was NOT ready to have the baby yet. The majority of my pushing I was just trying to get her down the birth canal. She wasn't even engaged yet! It also took a lot of time and a lot of pitocin to get me to start dialating. I'm so excited to go into labor naturally this time. I think it's going to be a totally different experience! I'm excited to have the baby in due time...when she and my body are ready:-)
Welcome to your lodge. I look forward to learning more about you and your family and following your last month.
Welcome to your lodge.
You have a beautiful family! I have days with you where I wonder how I'm going to handle two, the whining is what really gets to me. Thankfully those kisses and loves keep our eye on the prize.
"lifeisgood" wrote:
You have a beautiful family! I have days with you where I wonder how I'm going to handle two, the whining is what really gets to me. Thankfully those kisses and loves keep our eye on the prize.
Absolutely...and today, she's been asking me for kisses, then saying Thank you when I give them. Awe...I wanna go wake her up and snuggle.
I don't have much to say today. I have my appointment tomorrow to get my last series of tests done. My mw won't be there, the back up is. I guess it's good to meet her "just in case". I'll be checked to see if I'm dilated. If I'm not, I don't think I'll have her check me every week. I was so discouraged last time because I wasn't dilating.
My friend who is due just a few days before me is being induced Monday if she doesn't go into labor before that. A bit of me is feeling jealous that she can see the end so near. Technically, it could be another 5 weeks for me. I'm just holding onto the fact that the baby will come "in due time" and I'm looking forward to it:-)
My appointment yesterday wasn't great. My mw was out of town, so the back up was there. Ladies..I really did not like her! I do not want her to deliver my baby. She'll be there the next few days. I'm so afraid of going into labor this weekend! I'm trying to relax about it....but it's hard.
I also found out the baby has rotated into a posterior position...which is a bummer. I'm doing some exercises to help to encourage her to turn. She's head down, which is great, but this explains my back problems over the last few days. I know I'm in good hands when MY mw comes back. I would much rather deliver a posterior baby with her than my previous OB at a hospital...however the best thing would be if she turns. So...we're working on that.
anywho...I walked out a bit discouraged yesterday. Please send me "no labor" vibes for the next several days...thanks!
Sorry to hear about your backup, Michele. Here's hopin' it was just a fluke first impression.
Take it easy this weekend, for sure.
Good news...no baby this weekend, and my mw is back, so I don't have to worry about the back up now:-) yay!
Bad news...my little girl (22 months) is sick and has thrown up 4 times today. Please Lord don't let me get the flu. That would be bad timing! So, I'm exhausted already today. She's down for a nap, I'm going to go rest.
:bighug: Sending lots of "get well" vibes to DD, and lots of "stay healthy" vibes to you!!! I'm so glad you made it through the weekend, and are back in good hands.
I hope you don't get the flu and that your LO is feeling better soon.
Thanks...Nicole is better today, yay! Although, she remembers throwing up yesterday. I keep asking her if her belly hurts and she says no...then she looks at me and goes "blah" and sticks her tongue out like she's getting sick. It's funny. I can't believe how early their memories develop!
I've been having a lot of back pain, sciatica stuff. My mw really wants me to go to a chiropractor, but I'm scared. I've never been to one before. I just don't want to have a dependency on chiropractors. The only thing that is motivating is that she (my mw) said that it's really important for my spine and pelvis to be lined up for birth. If I'm out of line, it could make for a more difficult or longer labor, no on wants that now. Hmmm...maybe I'll call and see if she has any openings this week.
Yes, definitely get to a chiropractor!!! Being in good alignment can only help the birth process, while being out of alignment can really bung things up! It doesn't hurt at all, and you usually get a quick little massage along with it to loosen up your muscles first, and that's always a nice perk!
You mentioned earlier that you're nervous about posting photos since you'd had one "hijacked" in the past. A lot of photo editing software programs have a watermarking feature that allows you to put an identifying mark, such as your username, on them to prevent hijacking. I think you could probably find some freeware online, too.
Adding to the watermarking comment.. You can add text on pictures in Paint and it comes standard on any Windows operating system. It's really easy to do.
Had another mw appointment today. My midwife is back...YAY!!! She's the greatest. I shared some of my concerns with her about the backup and how I am very motivated to have the baby before she goes away again. She said she understood my concerns and I'm not the only one. She is activly looking for someone else...Maybe even by the time she leaves again. So, I felt better that I wasn't just being hormonal about that.
A few good and bad things:
The good:
~ Baby is not posterior...she still on the right side, just as she always has been. This makes me feel better.
~ Negative on Strep B...so no antibiotics...yay!
The not so good:
~ My iron levels are very low...one level is below the line which makes me "high risk". The other is just above the cut-off for "high risk". so...I'm taking a lot more iron now to try and help this. If my levels are still boarderline next week, she'll have to ask me to consult with her OB. She said the biggest concern is if I have a high amount of blood loss during delivery. I *may* need an IV ready to go in. I don't know all the technical terms. Point is...she said it's best I stay preggo another week. This actually takes pressure off of me to "feel like" i have to have this baby soon.
~ I never knew I was anemic...but it explains a lot. I wonder if I'm anemic even when I'm not pregnant. I would think chances are since my levels are so low...they were shocked.
Anyway....I think it was a good appointment because I'm happy she's back and I got a lot of concerns talked about. DH is worred about the iron thing...but I really think it'll be ok. I'll be super good about taking my supps.
low iron can suck! i have to take supplements, too.
hope your DD feels good soon! and feel well and take care of you!!!!
That is too bad about your iron. I hope that you can get it up where it needs to be.
Well...I've been MIA for a while. My whole family (except me) has been incredibly sick with the "stomach flu". Poor DH was up all night one night this weekend. He threw up close to 30 times! He's still not feeling the best, but no more throwing up, Praise God. Whew....now His parents are sick. I need little one to not be born for another week or so. I would hate to tell the grandparents....Oh, congrats on a new grandbaby....but you can't hold her for a few days. That would be a bummer. I'm still praying I don't get sick. I spoke to my mw on Friday and told her about everyone being so sick. She told me to page her as soon as I started showing the same symptoms and she'd get me on an IV to make sure I don't get dehydrated. I haven't had to do that yet...yay!
Other "good" news...my grandma (over 80 yrs old) was suppose to come down this week to "help" for 3 weeks. I say "help" because she can't drive, she can't pick up my 22 month old, and she can't hold the newborn unless she's sitting down. She wouldn't be a lot of help...and in all reality would have been another person for me to look after and watch. Well...the airline she was going to fly down on just went backrupt and canclled all flights. She'll still be coming, but just for five days or so. I know this sounds horrible, but I'm relieved...it's been a big stress on me trying to figure out how I would entertain her for so long. I'm glad I get to see her...just not for so long.
I wasn't expecting this to happen, but all of a sudden, I've really been dealing with feelings of fear about the "big" day. Everything from something going wrong, to hurting people's feelings because I don't want them there while I'm giving birth. I've really had to work on taking my thoughts captive and not allowing them to over take me. I'm getting nervous. I think it's just the "unknown". I'm excited about going into labor naturally...but it's also making me anxious. ahhhh....I guess we'll just wait and see....
Had another MW appointment today...it went really well!
I got my iron levels tested again, won't know till Friday. But, I got a lot more info about the potential risks and interventions...and it's not as big of a deal as I thought. I will still get to birth at the birthing center.
She also checked me...and I'm dialated a "roomy" 2 cm...and about 40% effaced. I was so relieved, I almost cried. With DD#1...I wasn't dialated at all when I was induced, and barely effaced. I know it may still be another two to three weeks...but I'm just happy to know that something is going on. What a relief that was to me:-)
DH reminded me how difficult it was to get to 3 cm in the hospital with DD when I was induced...so it's nice to know that my body is doing this on it's own...yay!!! Baby isn't engaged...but that's not a big deal with #2. She could feel the head and said she is about -1.
Only "problem" is that she is back to being posterior. So...I'm working on that. Hopefully we will get her to turn before she engages and is ready to be born. Anyway..I was excited and encouraged.
I'm going to start using Borge oil in a few days...anyone else use that?
Hi Michelle, it's been great reading your lodge. I hope baby turns again - my midwife used to have me lean over a chair so that my belly hung down and the LO always turned.
Good Luck
Sounds like things have been going well. I'm glad you didn't end up catching that stomach bug, and it's great that your body seems to already be progressing a little bit on it's own!!!
I'm sending some turn baby turn vibes!
glad you're making progress! what a good feeling!
feel well!
"lifeisgood" wrote:
I'm sending some turn baby turn vibes!
Thank you:D
I've only heard about borage oil. Have you started it yet? how is it going?
"JorgieGirl" wrote:
I've only heard about borage oil. Have you started it yet? how is it going?
I'm going to start it tomorrow. I'll let you know.
I just heard back from my mw about my iron levels. They are the same. Not to surprising...it will take a couple of weeks to show an increase in hemoglobin. However, I have to consult with an OB on Monday:( Legally, she has to refer me to consult since they are below her line. However, she thinks, and so the does OB from preliminary converstaions, that I should still be able to deliver with the mw in the birthing center and not be transfered to the hosptial. I'm praying this is so. I really don't want to change to an OB this late in the game and deliver at the hospital. So...bummer information.
If I have the baby this weekend, I get to go the birth center and she'll deliver the baby...so, let's pray for the baby to come soon!


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Drew with his Iphone. Me, on the appropriately described baggage rack. Denver stop, Kelby Lighting Seminar. More tk….
It might be cheaper and easier to fly that way… I'll have to look into this idea further!
hahahaha…the airport would have charged a lot in excess baggage. 🙂
nice one Joe! 🙂
Interesting. It looks like you're taking fashion clues from Steve Jobs.
(I kid.)
hahah Mr McNally making another funny! I love this guy!
Classic McNally humor!
It was made for you. Now, if only I could find my Joe at the airport.
An unclaimed bag, no doubt. 🙂
Careful Joe, the oversized baggage claim has taken one life. I remember reading about it in an article by Galen Rowell right after they put in that new baggage system. Guy sat down down on it and got sucked in.
Might be cheaper, but it gets pretty chilly in the hold!
At least they didn't lose that bag like all you others
Looks like a security breach…left baggage gets impounded then destroyed right?
haha, I want one 🙂
Joe and Drew on tour see ya in Sacramento, CA
Looks like a Joe McNally cloner thats how you get around.
Haha! I've always wanted to do that at the Denver Airport. Been afraid I'd get into trouble. I'll give it a try on my next ski trip.
I've collected my skis from that baggage claim on a number of trans-atlantic holidays!
Not only cheaper and easier… it is probably more comfortable!
Oh no! I hope the Samsonite gorilla has retired from the baggage handler position.
hehe – funny one!
I don't think your locks are TSA approved!
Hahaha, that's just hillarious Joe! 😀
I've actually heard of a few people who tried it for real at the airport where I work (seriously – it's among the LEAST crazy things people have done over the years).
Joe, you look different… You cut your hair, right?
Joe, you must really love your equipment to give up your seat for it, while checking yourself into the 'hold'!!!
the only question is where you ended up???
Joe looking stiffer than usual!
Way to rock it today, Joe! Loved the seminar (especially the photo Drew took of you jumping with the basketball), and look forward to seeing you in Denver again soon.
We're all glad that you made it to Denver, because you gave a great class.
Great workshop today at the convention center in Denver. I really enjoyed it, Joe.
Looking a bit thin.
The "Joe" is to long, its not worth the extra money (meaby save some for another sb900)
You can always cut out a little from the "Joe", you do not need that head do you? :))
How does he keep that girlie figure???
Drew must have been cold,…buy him a jacket!….;-))
Be careful there Joe. Denver's Imaginary Airport (DIA) opened with the great new baggage handling equipment that turned into the largest baggage shreader known to man. The thing never worked right. I guess you would rather trust your lights and equipment to be in the cabin, and check numnuts in the cargo hold.
I always wondered what was up with the snow cones for a roof there, and Denver's quaint homage to a subway (with a ghostwon railroad announcement). They cannot figure things out there. My brother in law is a captain for United in charge of Quality Control.
Bill Bogle, Jr.
Baggage not too Fragile.
One of David Hobby's VAL's?
Thanx Joe for yesterday in Denver…I was btwn a rock and hardplace; Hobby's way (radio poppers) or Joe's way (cls). Gonna go w/nikon's. Your personal work was and is captivating. Be well, and God Bless you and your's. Gary Rhodes
"…it's (photography) like breathing…" said Joe
This is quite interesting. LOL
Hope Drew had the claim ticket.
This is the reason I read blogs…
Hey Joe,
I've always wanted to do that … but never had the nerve!:-) The Lighting seminar was Excellent and I learned a bunch! The basketball photo of you needs to be posted!!! :-). Hope to see you in Denver again soon!
Awesome concept! Thanks for doing the workshop in Denver yesterday, I learned soooo much, and am now shopping for more equipment!
haha Nice one.
A baggage no one would say no to pick up 😉
The last time I saw that exact baggage claim, I was preparing to go ski at Breckenridge.
can you get boots to fit that snowboard in the rack?
Is it oversized baggage or are you being beamed up…..
The last time I saw that exact baggage claim, I was preparing to go ski at Breckenridge.
Yep,& Annies on her way by train, ready to pay the fine for this oversized baggage!! 😉 Gotta love it!!


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