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Latitude. 38.3153°, Longitude. -81.5739°
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- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- Westminster Presbyterian Church (0.4km)
- Saint Agnes Roman Catholic Church (1km)
- Morris Memorial United Methodist Church (1.2km)
- Kanawha City Baptist Church (1.5km)
- Malden Baptist Church (2.7km)
- Saint John Greek Orthodox Church (2.7km)
- Kanawha Salines Presbyterian Church (2.8km)
- African Zion Baptist Church (2.8km)
- Malden Methodist Episcopal Church (2.9km)
- Village Chapel Presbyterian Church (2.9km)
- East Point Apostolic Church (3.3km)
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Kanawha City (1.2km)
- Snow Hill (1.3km)
- Port Amherst (2km)
- Kanawha Estates (2.3km)
- Malden (2.7km)
- Blackhawk (2.9km)
- South Park (3.1km)
- South Malden (3.2km)
- Riverview (3.6km)
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- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Chamberlin School (0.9km)
- Saint Agnes School (1.1km)
- Horace Mann School (1.8km)
- Owens School (1.9km)
- Malden Elementary School (2.6km)
- Kanawha City School (3.1km)
- Walnut Gap School (3.1km)
- South Park School (3.6km)
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- Church of God (0km)
- Southeast Church of the Nazarene (0.5km)
- Kanawha Mall Shopping Center (0.8km)
- Owens Industrial Park (0.8km)
- Interchange 97 (1.2km)
- Interchange 95 (1.3km)
- Interchange 96 (1.8km)
- Atkisson Dam Lighthouse (2.2km)
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- an elongated depression usually traversed by a stream.
- Cooks Hollow (1.5km)
- Brooks Hollow (2.2km)
- Nunley Hollow (2.2km)
- Chappell Hollow (2.5km)
- Blackhawk Hollow (2.8km)
- Mission Hollow (3.3km)
- Hawes Hollow (3.5km)
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- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Campbells Creek (1.2km)
- Upper Donnally Branch (1.4km)
- Lower Donnally Branch (1.9km)
- Dry Branch (2.2km)
- Georges Creek (2.3km)
- Chappel Branch (3.4km)
- park;
- an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Daniel Boone Park (2.3km)
- Walt Powell Park (2.9km)
- Watt Powell Stadium (3.3km)
- bridge;
- a structure erected across an obstacle such as a stream, road, etc., in order to carry roads, railroads, and pedestrians across.
- Yeager Bridge (1.5km)
- Kanawha City Bridge (3.4km)
- post office;
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- Kanawha City Post Office (0.2km)
- Malden Post Office (2.8km)
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- Elm Grove (2.2km)
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- a burial place or ground.
- Fisher Cemetery (2.5km)
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- Highland Hospital (0.5km)
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- Columbia Carbon Company Spring (1.9km)
- second-order administrative division;
- a subdivision of a first-order administrative division.
- Kanawha County (2.6km)
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(USA TODAY) - As the U.S. cigarette market dips, the nation's second-largest tobacco company Reynolds American announced Tuesday that it plans to buy its third-largest one Lorillard for about $27 billion, creating a rival for market leader and maker of Marlboros Altria Group.Reynolds, maker of Camel and Pall Mall, will acquire Lorillard, maker of Newport, in a deal that is one of the largest ever in the tobacco industry and will likely face scrutiny from regulators.To allay regulators' concern, the companies said they would sell some of their smaller brands -- Reynolds will sell Kool and Salem and Lorillard will sell its e-cigarette brand blu eCigs - to Imperial Tobacco for $7.1 billion, making Imperial the third U.S. largest tobacco company.
The consolidation could boost the ability of Winston Salem, N.C.-based Reynolds to take on Alltria Group Inc., owner of Philip Morris USA, which commands 46% of the U.S. cigarette market, according to Euromonitor International. Reynolds currently has about 25% of the market and Lorillard 12%.
"Reynolds American and Lorillard have complementary core strengths and the addition of Newport to our operating companies' existing key brand portfolios – including flagship brands Camel, Pall Mall, Natural American Spirit and Grizzly – will enhance our ability to compete in the combustible cigarette and smokeless categories," said Susan Cameron, the company's president and CEO.
Cameron said she's also confident that the company's new e-cigarette, VUSE, recently rolled out nationally, offers "superior technology" and will be able to take on an expanding share of the expanding vapor market. She said the acquisition gives Reynolds "additional resources to invest in innovation, R&D and its operating companies' brands."


text: Bollinger Shipyards, Inc., has completed a major conversion of the Crescent Towing tug, NED FERRY that transformed the boat from a single engine vessel with 3500 HP, to a twin-engine vessel with 4,000 HP. It is the third of eight Crescent Towing 105-foot sister ships to undergo the same upgrades and modifications at Bollinger Algiers LLC, the New Orleans based repair and conversion shipyard facility. Her old engine was replaced with two Caterpillar 3512B engines coupled to Reintjes WAF673 reduction gears driving 83-inch Bollinger stainless steel propellers. They were installed in 84-inch type 37 kort nozzles with stainless steel inner rings and leading and trailing edges. It has a 45-degree rudder angle for better maneuverability and its new power package is designed to generate 100,000 pounds or 50 tons of bollard pull. The boat's stern was modified to accommodate the new propulsion system. Bollinger has reconstructed the tug's wheelhouse with low profile stacks for maximum visibility and has installed new radars, GPS, depth sounders, hailers, VHF radios, fax machines, sound powered telephones, fuel emergency shut off systems, and remote control start and stops for the main engines. New Coast Guard approved oil and water separators and sanitary systems have been installed and channel coolers were replaced with keel coolers. Living spaces and the galley were refurbished and new air conditioning and heating installed. Mike Ellis, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Bollinger said, "This modernization project for Crescent Towing is similar to the U. S. Navy's SLEP (Service Life Extension Program) in which ships receive upgrades to their design as well as the installation of new leading edge machinery and electronic technologies. Executives at Crescent have told us their two other tugs, LOUISIANA and FLORIDA (formerly LOUISE) that have already been converted, are performing beyond expectations. Conversions such as these extend the productive life of vessels while helping to keep their owners costs down without the higher costs of newbuilds." The G. SHELBY FREIDERICHS, MISSISSIPPI, MARGARET F. COOPER, TEXAS and GLENN SMITH will follow the NED FERRY. Each is 105-feet in length with a 26-foot beam and 13.5 foot depth. They were built in the late 1950s and early 1960s. New Orleans-based Crescent Towing is part of the Cooper Group of companies (www.coopertsmith.com). Its twenty-four tugs provide harbor towage for vessels on the Mississippi, Mobile and Savannah rivers.


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I love your style.
I can't belive this is not a painting.
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I love it so muuch ;V;
love it
nice concept ^^
Look like a IMVU skin ^^
Pure indeed...
very pretty
Love the stylised hair and the line work too it reflects tremendously on that almost alien grey skin tone and facial aspect.
Very cool indeed.
Very cool indeed.
Special design - I love this
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Really nce and orginal style.
Compliments from Paris!
Compliments from Paris!
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I love it. It really radiates innocence.
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Nice bright hair (highlights ?
so simple, yet powerful *_* love it~! ^^
I mean the composition - if you take it literally, it is just a white-haired girl in a black dress, nothing complicated.
But the author gave her so much depth in her facial expression, that sensitivity & tenderness, & the glow around her - he breathed life into her through simplicity
That's why in my eyes it is simple, yet very deep.
But the author gave her so much depth in her facial expression, that sensitivity & tenderness, & the glow around her - he breathed life into her through simplicity
That's why in my eyes it is simple, yet very deep.
Yeah, I wasn't implying anything. Just wondering what the word simple ment. Thank you for not being an ass!
I think they just meant that her hair is down, and she's wearing a plain black dress, and the picture in itself is simple, yet elegant, no super-fine details or buttons or beading or braids or anything.
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love the use of negative space
I was scrolling through the comments hoping someone would've said that. I agree with you completely!
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I'm usually not a big fan of 3dimensional art, but this looks really good!
Awesome. I like the lines and the contrast between colours in this work.
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I have a feeling Chuckie is going to come by. He seems to really like Ninjas!
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Does AG get a prize for calling that one out?
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Rating: 5 by 423 users./
Runtime: 43 minutes
Mark Hamill, Jim Parsons, Kate Micucci, Grey Griffin, Fred Armisen, Max Charles, Gilbert Gottfried, Kevin Michael Richardson, Edward Asner, Rachael MacFarlane, Jay Leno, Steve Higgins, Matt Lauer, Rachel Ramras, Rachel Bloom and Kevin Shinick.
Animation, Fantasy, Family.
43-minute film (full movie) directed by Mark Caballero and Seamus Walsh.
The original audio of Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Aaron Horvath, Thomas Meehan, Michael Jelenic and Bob Martin.
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Mark Kaufman, Michael Jelenic, Chris Finnegan, Colin A.B.V. Lewis, Toby Emmerich, Shareena Carlson, Sam Register and Aaron Horvath.
This film was produced and / or financed by Warner Bros. Animation and Screen Novelties.
Composed by Christopher Guardino and Matthew Sklar.
National Broadcasting Company (NBC).
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas has a duration of 43 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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Everyone who has this gadget can record their voice, sing, scream, talk etc. It's a mask for your mouth/nose where everybody can sing with their vocal chord and record their song or voice everywhere, even waking with 100% outside noise cancellation.


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d) A group of communist revolutionaries
Which countries were members of the Central Powers?
a) Austria-Hungary, Germany, Ottoman Empire
b) USA, France, Britain
c) Russia, Norway, Belgium
d) Bulgaria, Italy, Canada
Why were the Balkans called the Powder Keg of Europe?
a) Because of the powdery snow on its mountain peaks
b) They made most of Europe's weapons
c) Their primary export was gunpowder
d) There was conflict between nationalist groups that could explode into a war
How did the map of Europe change following the war?
a) New countries were formed out of old ones
b) The Central Powers became one big nation
c) Russia disappeared completely
d) Germany disappeared completely
In his Fourteen Points speech, Woodrow Wilson called for:
a) Germany's punishment
b) Britain's surrender
c) A League of Nations
d) A charity to help rebuild Germany
Before the war, Russia was part of which alliance?
a) The Triple Alliance
b) The Allied Powers
c) The Central Powers
d) The Triple Entente
Who was the first leader of the Soviet Union?
a) Vladimir Lenin
b) Joseph Stalin
c) Nicholas II
d) Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Which countries were members of the Allied Powers?
a) Germany, Austria-Hungary, Russia
b) Britain, France, Romania
c) Bulgaria, Ottoman Empire, USA
d) France, Brazil, China
What events led the U.S. to enter the war?
a) Fourteen Points and League of Nations
b) The Lusitania and League of Nations
c) Treaty of Versailles and Zimmerman Telegram
d) The Lusitania and Zimmerman Telegram
Who won World War I?
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b) The Triple Entente
c) The Triple Alliance
d) The Central Powers
The Treaty of Versailles....
a) Made Germany take all the blame
b) Was written by Woodrow Wilson
c) Was signed in England
d) Forgave the Central Powers
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b) Armies tunnel underground until they have crossed enemy lines
c) Armies bomb cities to maximize the death toll
d) Armies dig networks of ditches to seek cover from enemy fire
What type of economic system did the new Russian government set up?
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b) Militarism
c) Communism
d) Capitalism
Why did Russia leave the war in 1917?
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b) They wanted to go to war with China
c) They did not believe in war
d) They decided they agreed with the Central Powers
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b) Machine Guns
c) Muskets
d) Tanks
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b) Nationalism
c) Imperialism
d) Alliances
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b) Triple Alliance
c) Triple Entente
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b) Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated in Bosnia
c) The Treaty of Versailles
d) Britain attacked Germany
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Apartments are the future, but build costs are an issue
While apartments are still not financially viable for developers, they are much in demand. Liadan Hynes reports
'Really we don't have a choice. If we are going to stop Dublin heading all the way to Drogheda, and all the way to Athlone, we have to put a ring around it," says John O'Mahony, vice president of the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland (RIAI), and managing director of architecture firm O'Mahony Pike.
"What we have to do is identify higher density cores within our suburban areas and develop them. You put apartments into them, which allow older people, empty-nesters, to move out, which releases stock to families to move into. This idea that you can build semi-detached houses forever doesn't work."
If we are to curtail urban sprawl and the rise of the four-hour-plus daily commute, apartment living seems to be the answer. And buyer demand is strong from both first-time buyers and those trading down.
Ken MacDonald of Hooke & MacDonald says they are finding "a continuing strong demand for apartments, particularly from owner-occupiers", among both first-time buyers keen to live close to the city centre, and those choosing to trade down from larger homes.
"There's a very strong market for apartments, especially in the city, and especially near strong transport links," says Stephen Day, divisional director of residential sales of Lisney. While investors are still interested in apartments, owner-occupiers will tend to be willing to pay a premium, he says. It's hard to quantify, but he estimates the figure as roughly 5pc more.
As with houses, shortage of supply is a huge problem. "It's cheaper to buy an existing apartment at the moment than it is to build a similar property, so it's not economically viable to build apartments. Except in, say, Ballsbridge or one or two other areas," says MacDonald.
As such, the majority of new apartments are at the higher end of the market, and are aimed at trade-down buyers who can afford high-quality homes in the more desirable parts of the city centre, such as Dublin 4, or the more picturesque suburbs like Clontarf, Greystones or Castleknock.
Hooke & MacDonald launched 23 apartments in Bracken Park, Castleknock, a Cosgrave development, in 2015, with all of the two-bed and three-bed units selling.
Sherry FitzGerald has had two launches: Seascape at Clontarf in March of last year, which has only five units left on the market, and 55 Percy Place, on the canal, which launched in January and has only one duplex apartment remaining.
Savills launched 31-33 Merrion Road early last year, and all 38 units have sold. It launched a second development of luxury apartments, Embassy Court, also in Ballsbridge, late last year and eight of the 10 first-phase units are sale-agreed. In both Seascape and Merrion Road, an overwhelming majority of the purchasers have been from the trading-down sector.
"The cost is higher than the sales value that you can actually get for apartments," says developer Aodan Bourke, director of Regency, the residential property development company. "A two-bed apartment in Dublin, unless you're in a wealthy 2, 4, or 6 area, is averaging around the €200,000 mark. You can't build an apartment for that; when you build in all the costs; you end up at a cost that is going to be above 200 grand."
Add on the costs of a basement space, and you are possibly looking at building costs of around €250,000-€260,000, he estimates.
"The whole issue of affordability, it is an issue, there is absolutely no doubt about it," says O'Mahony, who is currently working on Capital Dock, a development that will include over 200 apartments, and Project Trinity on the site of the former Jurys and Berkeley Court hotels in Ballsbridge, phase one of which will include 200 apartments.
"From talking to some of my developer clients, they have identified a price gap between what a couple can actually raise in terms of a mortgage and what can be built by a developer to elicit a profit. I don't in any way believe that there's land hoarding going on," he continues. "Any developer who sees a market and ignores it on the basis that he's going to hoard land and come back in two or three years' time, that's rubbish."
Building apartments is not just more costly than building houses, it yields a potentially slower return.
"The main issue with suburban apartments is the underground car park," says Savills' David Browne. "It's a significant cost. The other issue stopping apartment building is, with housing, the builder can go in, you might put a couple of million into building a pair of show houses, and doing up the entrance, for example, but you quickly get your money out of it because you sell them down as you go, whereas with apartments you have to build the whole thing before you get one penny back. So it's much more difficult to fund."
The updated Planning Guidelines on Design Standards for New Apartments issued last December by the Department of the Environment were criticised for introducing smaller overall size guidelines. According to O'Mahony, however, "they have made a considerable improvement on the efficiency of apartment development" by reducing the number of dual-aspect units required, and allowing more units per corridor.
"We ran a test on it to see what the impact would be in a typical urban block and what we discovered is that you effectively halve the number of [lift] cores that you need to service an urban block without, in our view, reducing the quality of the units."
The new regulations "will make it more economical to build apartments, because you'll be able to get more to the core", says developer Michael Cosgrave, who launches another block of apartments in Bracken Park late next month.
The quality of apartments coming on the market is undoubtedly improving, and both increased storage space and additional on- site amenities are a feature - the Boland's Quay development, which will be brought to the market towards the end of 2018 by DNG, will have 41 apartment units, and include a gym, restaurants and cafes on site.
However, our adoption of apartment living as a lifestyle still has a long way to go.
"I think people are very much still using apartments as a stepping stone," says Stephen Day of Lisney.
"Unfortunately, in this country we have a poor view of apartments, whether it be that they may not have been built properly in the past, and also management companies have been very poorly [run]. That has exacerbated the public's perception of apartments. Also, prior to the regulations in 2007, a lot of apartments were very small, and we got that whole shoe-box scenario. All of those things together have led to people not being particularly enamoured with apartments," says Aodan Bourke.
O'Mahony identifies an important change in the nature of apartment development in Dublin. "Before the bust, apartments were almost solely built for sale. So developers would build apartment developments, sell them and move on. So their responsibilities disappeared.
"What we're getting now is that the thrust of development of apartments in the city areas is now actually being taken over by the multi-family development. That is, the development that's built to rent," he explains, citing investment firms Kennedy Wilson and Hines as examples. "Because of the affordability issue, the development of apartments, particularly in the city centre, is falling predominantly into that sector, which is really being dominated by the investors who have bought into that market.
"Now this is actually a whole new market to Ireland," O'Mahony points out. "But there are huge benefits to it in so far as it's being developed by developers who have a long-term experience in managing and renting apartments."
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In just two weeks, on Tuesday, April 13th, voters will go to the polls and choose a new Congressman for Florida's 19th District. We are now officially in the home stretch of this campaign, and I wanted to provide you with a quick update on what happened last week and what lies ahead.
Standing up for Public Education
Last week in the Florida State Senate, I took the concerns of teachers and families throughout South Florida straight to the forefront of debate on a new bill that threatens our public education system and increases already burdensome testing on our children. Following my debate on the floor of the Senate in strong opposition to this legislation, the Palm Beach Post reported:
"Sen. Ted Deutch, the father of three children who attend public school in Palm Beach County, joined the chorus of Democrats who railed against the bill. "This legislation seems to be legislation by anecdote," said Deutch, of Boca Raton, who is running for Congress. "We've heard time and time again, "I know of a teacher who sleeps through class.' "I know of a bad teacher who mails it in every week.' . Let's be clear about one thing. Testing is not teaching."
Strengthening the US-Israel Relationship
Earlier in the week, I had the opportunity to see Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel address a crowd of 8,000 pro-Israel activists at the annual AIPAC policy conference in Washington, DC. I was honored to be with so many leaders, many from our own community, who share my lifelong commitment to Israel. After April 13th, I will continue to fight to end taxpayer-funded contracts to corporations that support Iran's energy sector, and I will take the fight to stop Iran's nuclear weapons program to the floor of Congress. My support for Israel's right to peace and security will continue to be a cornerstone of my efforts in public life.
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The next two weeks will be the most critical of this campaign. As we head toward April 13th, I will be attending events throughout the community to meet with voters, and my campaign will be executing an aggressive get-out-the-vote effort. I would like to thank the many volunteers who have dedicated so many hours to this campaign making phone calls and putting up campaign signs throughout the district. Your help and support is what led me to victory on February 2nd, and with your help down the stretch, we will share another big win together on April 13th! Click here to volunteer.
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Hi iv never posted on this board before but I'm wondering has anyone else had awful withdrawals coming off lexapro? I was in 15mg for 5 months then I felt great and wanted to come off as we are ttc, doc told me to go 10mg for a week then 10mg every second day for a week but I then cut the 10 in half so for the third week I took 5mg every second day and tried to stop but I'm having the most horrible symtoms . I'm having about 20 nightmares every night wake up sweating and terrified. I'm feeling so low again can't get out of bed, everything is an effort and I'm dizzy aswel. I feel like iv slipped into amajor depression and I don't no what to do I really don't want to be on lexapro anyway more as we are ttc and iv put on 17lbs since march
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I was absolutely exhausted on them, I had to have a nap every day and I'd fall asleep everywhere- waiting for the kids to come out of school etc, I went back to the doc he said I needed a higher dose but I refused. Iv much more energy since coming off them. Maybe there just not for you. If you feel you are ready to come off them you could start tapering very slowly now? And I still haven't lost the weight I gained that's really getting be down I'm huge
Winny I feel the same as you I felt like u wasn't me the hole time I was on the lexapro. I was just so calm nothing would bother me- but that's not normal. And I was really bad with my temper when I first came off them its only now I'm staring to feel like me again and I'mOff them now about 3 months. I wonder Aswel could they have caused the ectopic as the booklet says it can damage the foetus :(
Glad to be of help MissB1. Just make sure you are coming off them very very slowly. I think it took me about 10 weeks to come off them. I remember how sick I felt when I started them so I suppose we should expect to not be ourselves coming off them either. Like you I had ferocious headaches, and yes was losing my temper very easily and very impatient with the kids. Thankfully that's all settled down. I couldn't understand why it was happening and it took me a while to realise it was probably coming off the lexapro. I feel very proud that I have come off them and looking back I feel like I was a little bit sedated all the time I was on them. That was my 3rd time on them, and I hope never to be on them again.
Caeo, I'm sorry to hear about your etopic pregnancy and well done for coming off the Lexapro. I am taking Vitamin D (sunshine vitamin). That combined with the exercise has me feeling great and clothes are beginning to fit me again.
Sorry everyone i never replied back thanks so much for all your replies, i ended up having an ectopic pregnancy and i think all my withdrawel symtoms where actually symtoms of the pregnancy as after the surgery i had no more dissyness or anything. I was very low after it but i suppose thats to be expected.Missyb i take vitamin b 12 every day as its meant to be good for seratonin and i take evening primrose so maybe try a few supplements now that your coming off them. I put on 2 stone on lexapro i never want to go back on them again now im trying to fight the battle bulge!
I started weaning off them this summer, took me 2 months. You need to come off them really really slowly. I found I had really bad sleep / nightmares and lost my temper quite easily. But it has all calmed down now, I feel fine and I am determined never to go back on them again (have had 3 bouts of depression). The doctor told me to make absolutely sure that I replaced the Lexapro with something else, and that something else being exercise. So as I started weaning off, I took up exercise, making sure to do something 3 times a week. It is hard to find the time but I put it in the diary and my husband is very supportive. The exercise is definitely making me feel better (endorphins), I miss it if I don't do it, and I am at last beginning to lose all the pounds I piled on while on Lexapro. I found my Lexapro prespcription the other night and with great joy ripped it up and threw it in the bin. But if you are not feeling good, make sure to go back to your doctore.
I came off Lexapro when we decided to have No. 2, I dont think its a side affect of coming off the meds as much as a symptom of not being well again. I couldnt cope at all. You dont need to feel like this.
I have just posted on a tread for Prozac when Pregnant, I was telling the lady that I too was on antiD's while pregnant. Lexapro hasnt been arounf long enough for them to know if it is ok with pregnancy but I was changed on to Lustral and it worked really well for me.
Dont suffer any longer - go to see your doctor. I know from experence too that it is fairly impossible to get pregnant anyway if you are crying and feeling so down all the time. And dont feel guilty about having to go back on meds if it is the best for you, your husband and most of all your future children.
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Ross Barkley is finally getting back to last season's swashbuckling form and Phil Jagielka believes his Everton team-mate can become an England star if he bides his time.
The 21-year-old Barkley was one of few bright spots in a miserable summer for the Three Lions, leading to comparisons with Paul Gascogine and a young Wayne Rooney.
Things have gone slightly awry for the playmaker since the World Cup, however, given his struggles to scale the same heights with Everton.
International team-mate and club captain Jagielka knows it has not been the easiest season for the midfielder, but has backed him to kick on and repay England manager Roy Hodgson's faith.
"I think it is difficult (for him) with the position he would try and get in the team in," the Three Lions defender said.
"We have got a fantastic amount of midfielders that come away with England and quite a lot who want to play in the similar position.
"I think Ross will have to bide his time and when he does get the opportunities for England, keep doing the way he has, keep playing well, keep being positive.
"Hopefully when he gets that chance to play two or three games on the spin, that is his chance to keep the shirt and make it much harder for someone to take it off him."
Barkley's potential is clear to see, with Everton manager Roberto Martinez saying last year that "he will be the best player England has ever had".
That is quite some statement, but the Spaniard has also cautioned he could struggle to fulfil his potential if not given a "proper break" this summer.
Barkley is eligible for Gareth Southgate's Under-21 side at the European Championships in the Czech Republic, but Martinez hopes he will not be selected – a potential club versus country row Jagielka can appreciate from both sides.
"Ross didn't get a massive break last year," he said. "He came to Brazil, didn't get a tremendous amount of game time and sometimes it is difficult mentally to switch off.
"That is our manager's opinion and I am sure that Gareth would like Ross in his squad if he could, so it is difficult.
"It is a conversation for those people to have, to decided what is best for the Under-21 set-up and Ross' career. It is difficult for me to have a proper comment."
Right now, Barkley and Jagielka are only focused on helping England continue their winning start to Euro 2016 qualification in Friday's encounter against Lithuania.
A mouth-watering friendly against Italy follows next week in Turin, where Joe Hart can become the youngest goalkeeper to reach half a century of England caps.
It would be a feat arguably even more impressive than his performance at the Nou Camp, where his one-man show had Everton's players chuckling in sheer disbelief.
Manchester City may have crashed out of the Champions League last week, but Hart's display in Barcelona was phenomenal, keeping his side's defeat in the last-16 second to a respectable 1-0.
"We were away and we watched the Barcelona game," Jagielka said. "We were pretty much laughing at the performance from Joe. It was just one of those nights.
"It is normally the people scoring the goals and things like that (who get the praise), but when Joe is needed he normally comes up trumps with some fantastic saves or some fantastic decisions in games. He is a pleasure to play in front of and he is a great kid, a great guy."
Jagielka believes it is "onwards and upwards" in terms of Hart's England career, but knows his own time as an international player may soon come to an end given he turns 33 this year.
"I am fully aware that I am not getting any younger, but by the same extent I am really enjoying my football at the moment," the defender said.
"I really enjoy obviously meeting up with England and I am desperate to try and battle for, keep or whatever situation I am with, my place at the moment for as long as I possibly can.
"I've got no plans to do anything else. Until they tell me they don't want me, unfortunately I am going to keep turning up."
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Was the "Blood Countess" history's first - and perhaps worst - female serial killer? Or did her accusers create a violent fiction in order to remove this beautiful, intelligent, ambitious foe from the male-dominated world of Hungarian politics?
In 1611 Countess Erzsébet Báthory, a powerful Hungarian noblewoman, stood helpless as masons walled her inside her castle tower, dooming her to spend her final years in solitary confinement. Her crime: the gruesome murders of dozens of female servants, mostly young girls tortured to death for displeasing their ruthless mistress. Her opponents painted her as a bloodthirsty škrata - a witch - a portrayal that would expand to grotesque proportions through the centuries.
In this riveting dramatization of Erzsébet Báthory's life, the countess tells her story in her own words, writing to her only son - a final reckoning from his mother in an attempt to reveal the truth behind her downfall. Countess Báthory describes her upbringing in one of the most powerful noble houses in Hungary, recounting in loving detail her devotion to her parents and siblings as well as the heartbreak of losing her father at a young age. She soon discovers the price of being a woman in 16th-century Hungary as her mother arranges her marriage to Ferenc Nádasdy, a union made with the cold calculation of a financial transaction. Young Erzsébet knows she has no choice but to accept this marriage even as she laments its loveless nature and ultimately turns to the illicit affections of another man.
Seemingly resigned to a marriage of convenience and a life of surreptitious pleasure, the countess surprises even herself as she ignites a marital spark with Ferenc through the most unromantic of acts: the violent punishment of an insolent female servant. The event shows Ferenc that his wife is no trophy but rather a strong, determined woman more than capable of managing their vast estates during Ferenc's extensive military campaigns against the Turks. Her naked assertion of power accomplishes what her famed beauty could not: capturing the love of her husband.
The countess embraces this new role of loving wife and mother, doing everything she can to expand her husband's power and secure her family's future. But a darker side surfaces as Countess Báthory's demand for virtue, obedience, and, above all, respect from her servants takes a sinister turn. What emerges is not only a disturbing, unflinching portrait of the deeds that gave Báthory the moniker "Blood Countess", but an intimate look at the woman who became a monster.
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I really enjoyed this one. Although historical fiction, many of the items are true to history (as we know it of course). I felt that the author did a great job giving us the background of the woman who would come to be known as Countess Dracula. I especially found the gypsy story at the beginning of the book interesting; although I don't know if it's true or not. If it is true then it shows that even as a young girl, she had a cruel streak. If not then the author cleverly inserted a little fiction to show that she didn't just wake up one day and decided to be a cruel, tormenting psycho.
One almost has to wonder if the author is sympathetic to Elizabeth but I don't think she is. I believe she is simply telling us the story from Elizabeth's POV. Elizabeth didn't think that she was wrong, she thought that what she was doing was within her right. I think a lot of people expect blood and gore, and it is mentioned but not in great detail for the most part. Honestly, I preferred it this way; the stories that were elaborated upon were bad enough.
I will say this, while I think that what was said of her is 100% true, I believe that those who finally decided to persecute her did it for political reasons and personal gain. The stories about her cruelties had been told for years yet there was no action taken. Not only did the King/Royal Family owe her money, her estates were noteworthy. Really interesting story and I recommend it to anyone who loves fiction and/or history. I wish that it was longer.
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- Dozens killed in bombings in Damascus, eastern Syria
- At least five children and two rescue workers were killed Friday in a Damascus suburb during a government bombing campaign amid escalating violence in and around the capital despite a truce, activists reported.
- Lebanese PM Hariri leaves Riyadh for Paris, asserts his freedom
- Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri has left Saudi Arabia for France, two weeks after declaring his resignation from the kingdom and sparking speculation that he was forced to do so.
- Iraqi forces recapture Rawa, last town held by ISIS
- Iraqi forces have captured the border town of Rawa, the last remaining town under Islamic State control, signalling the collapse of the group's self-proclaimed caliphate.
- Trump delays policy allowing importation of elephant parts
- U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday he's delaying a new policy allowing the body parts of African elephants shot for sport to be imported until he can review "all conservation facts."


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