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Oh, I hope it is just too soon for you.
I've been really tired - which could just be that work is crazy but I'm hoping to blame on pg hormones. Much too soon to test for me yet.
Ali, I hope it's just too early for you! Still stalking!
Gwenn, maybe you're tired for a good reason???
Got my karyotype drawn today, results back probably in a month. RE wants to make sure that chromosomally we have a shot at successful IVF with a successful/healthy pg/baby. If the karyotype doesn't give us good results, we will probably skip the whole IVF possibility and move on to DE.
Ourou, I am really hoping it is just too early for you! FX for good news soon!
Gwenn, fx your way, too! The waiting is the worst.
Akhiker, hope you get the results you want!
AFM - I could probably write a novel based on emotions, but I'll try not to rattle on. I'm on cd19 and honestly have no idea if I O'ed yet since I'm only going off of cm this cycle. I've been obsessing again (shocker) over every little thing and checking cm way too often trying to analyze if I have or not. It's been (TMI) watery since cd 12, with ewcm cd16 and maybe cd17, then back to watery. Anyone have any insight? Should I assume I O'ed on cd16 or 17?
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So sorry, Ali
Gwenn, how are you feeling?
AFM, I think I'm about 7dpo, and once again (tmi) had very slight brown tinged cm once this morning. Could be implantation. Or it could be a sign that even after surgery something isn't right
Me - Jen 28, DH - Tom 28, DD - Quinn Eliana 10/9/08, DD Kennedy Gwen 08/07/10
Ali, I'm sorry, I hope your next round will bring that wonderful BFP to you and your family!
Thinking of everyone this week! I don't have much of an update, but I hope we hear some great news from Gwenn and Jen soon!
Well, maybe I do have an update. Last week I posted that my sister is pregnant. She was supposed to be in the wedding party with me and 3 others for our friend in April. Well, I just found out that 3 out of the 5 of us in the wedding party are pregnant (and I'm not one of those 3). Effing-A! So thankful I have yoga later, not sure how to deal with this. All I can say is this pregnancy bug better be contagious, I'm not sure I can stand up there with 3 very pregnant ladies. I guess if I can't be pregnant, I can at least have a kick-ass yoga body to rock that dress in April!
As far as this month goes, no more spotting other than that one morning. DH thinks this is the month, and my 4yr old whispered to me the other day out of the blue, "I'm going to take real good care of our new baby when we have one" So yep, hopes are high! I'm going to try to hold out until Friday to test. Must. Stay. Busy.
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Brown spotting yesterday and a little more today and I think today is only 10dpo (I think). I would say my luteal phase is working against me still and af is on the way. I have an appt scheduled with the RE in December, but I'm tempted to call and ask to push it up and just get started on some additional help ttc.
Gwenn, fingers are still crossed for you! How are you holding out??
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Not ready to test yet. Had some stomach upset today that was likely from too much dairy but it made me wonder if it was period cramps coming early? Which would be odd anyway because I don't cramp until CD1 normally. Is there a good way I could spin that?
Hi girls! Just wanted to pop in and see how things are going. Not much going on here. I don't even have signs of O so I don't think it's going to happen anytime soon. Just bracing for another stupid, long cycle, which is even more annoying now that we can't TTC until this one is over. We heard from my OB last week, and the results of the genetic testing showed that our baby was Trisomy 22 which is not compatible with life. I'm sad about it of course, but also relieved to know that it was nothing I did- just wasn't meant to be from the beginning.
So excited for you!
My OB said that I could meet with a genetic counselor if I wanted to, but that likely it was a one-time fluke thing. I didn't ovulate until day 40-something so it was probably just a bad egg I would think. Since we have a normal healthy little man already, we opted not to do further testing right now. Just waiting on O so I can move on to the next cycle. DH and I did decide to go back to the RE in February if we don't get PG before then. With the holidays and a work trip for him in January, it doesn't make sense to try and start with the RE before then.
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Just an update to say I hate my body. I'm almost one month post D&C and my body still has not ovulated yet. This sucks.
We had a great consultation with the Barbados IVF RE today...she is wonderful! Didn't make me feel stupid for taking supplements (DHEA, Co Q10, acupuncture, etc.), and really imparted some realistic hope for us! She was very hopeful that 2 out of our 4 IUIs had great responses to meds (3 mature follicles each time), and both of those IUIs ended in (short-lived) pregnancy-she thinks this means that I will respond well to high-dose meds/stimulation. She's not pushing any tests or interventions (PGD, ICSI) that we don't need, and has a really good plan to move forward with IVF. We are now just waiting for the karyotype and immune screening to come back to decide where to go from here. it will probably be a couple more weeks before we get those results.
Mandy...forgive me for forgetting, but have you had the immune screening for recurrent m/c? I've heard a lot about it, but never gave it a second thought until I joined the recurrent m/c club. It could be a possibility...
JenM - sorry to hear about not Oing yet. STC sure takes that love-hate relationship we all have with our bodies to a whole new level. Thinking of you.
Ahiker - Woohoo, sounds promising! Glad things are looking positive and the clinic seems helpful .
Over here I'm just trying to focus on having a relaxing, fun November, and trying to enjoy everyday of not feeling sick and gross like I would if I were pregnant.
I am so frustrated. Day one in the RE's office I told him I thought I was getting pg and miscarrying and that was my major concern. And here we are, two miscarriages later. Ugh!
Gwenn, I'm so sorry to hear about your mc. I wish I had some wise, comforting words, but I'm guessing there isn't much that can be said.
Ahiker, glad you had a great consultation and got some good vibes from her!
Jen M, hopefully that O will happen soon. I'm definitely with you on the love/hate relationship with our bodies!
AFM, I'm on CD 6, finishing up another heavy/crampy af. Everyone and their sister around me is pregnant and I'm doing my best not to feel sorry for myself. Getting ready for another roller coaster ride that hopefully ends with a smile!
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An anti-abortion group in Texas is shocked to learn news that state Sen. Dan Patrick, R-Houston, a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor and leading voice in the anti-abortion camp, bought stock in a drug company that manufactures abortion-inducing medication.
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FFRF: Ritual circumcision poses dangers
The Freedom From Religion Foundation, concerned about dangers to public health posed by ritual circumcision, has contacted New York state, local and national officials about the religious practice.
According to reports by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, ultra-orthodox Jewish parents are exposing newborns to herpes simplex virus infections by allowing adult men called mohels to place their mouths on boys' penises to draw blood away from the circumcision wound. At least two infants have died from the infection, two others have suffered brain damage, and other victims must deal with a chronic, lifelong infection that can cause painful lesions.
The "bris" or "brit milah" is traditionally done on the eighth day of life and is followed by a celebratory meal. Oral suction of the wound, "metzitzah b'peh," is limited to primarily Hasidic communities.
FFRF is a state-church watchdog based in Madison, Wis., with about 20,000 members nationwide and more than 1,100 in New York state. Staff Attorney Andrew Seidel wrote a letter Feb. 12 to several officials, including Mayor Bill de Blasio, District Attorney Cyrus Vance, heads of the state and city health departments and U.S. Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand and Charles Schumer.
"To put the seriousness of this infection in perspective, the reported cases show that a newborn infected with HSV by a mohel is seven times more likely to die than a climber attempting to summit Everest or a U.S. soldier fighting in World War I," Seidel wrote.
"Currently, the only regulation to protect children from this outrageous practice is informed parental consent. This must change. The government should stop placing adults' desire to impose their religion above the health, safety, and lives of defenseless infants," he said.
FFRF called on Vance to prosecute those responsible. "No person's religious rights would be hindered by prohibiting this criminal act. Without regulation, the helpless infants' rights are trampled in the name of a religion they cannot begin to grasp. Adults do not have a religious right to expose their children to disease and death."
Seidel noted that current state law bans knowingly transmitting an infectious venereal disease, endangering the welfare of the child and reckless endangerment. "The exceptions carved out for religion could be amended or these laws could actually be enforced."
Evolution is the scientific theory that explains Earth's wide variety of species and their striking similarities. Evolution explains how species descended from a common ancestor and were modified by natural selection during that descent. Essentially, parents pass traits on to offspring and different individuals have different traits that give them a competitive edge in passing on those traits to offspring.
FFRF's 'capital' signs at three state capitols
The Freedom From Religion Foundation by early December had placed freethinking winter solstice signs inside three state capitols — in Illinois, Florida and Wisconsin — to counter nativity scenes there.
When a nativity scene was unexpectedly placed by Religious Right groups in Florida for the first time, FFRF went to work, obtaining a permit, ordering banners and a stand. Tallahassee FFRF members Gary Whittenberger and Warren Brackmann placed the display Dec. 5. The banner depicts the "nativity" of the Bill of Rights (Dec. 15 is Bill of Rights Day), and founding fathers gazing in adoration at a Bill of Rights parchment on a crib. The Chicago area chapter FFRF designed the banner, which was also erected in Daley Plaza. (See story on page 3.)
The manger scene was placed with great religious fanfare, hymns and prayer in the capitol in Tallahassee: "We are not trying to offend anyone, but we are taking a stand for Christ in Christmas, a stand for truth and religious freedom," said Pam Olsen, who organized the event. "And what better place to do this than the heart of our state government."
FFRF begs to differ. "We don't think there should be religion or irreligion in any State Capitol, but if they're going to start allowing religion and call it a public forum, then certainly the nonreligious point of view should be there, too," said Annie Laurie Gaylor, FFRF co-president.
FFRF's "may reason prevail" message was also placed in the Wisconsin Capitol in Madison for its 18th visit during the month of December.
The solstice message was composed by Anne Nicol Gaylor, Foundation co-president emerita, and says:
"At this season of the Winter Solstice, may reason prevail.
There are no gods, no devils, no angels, no heaven or hell.
There is only our natural world.
Religion is but myth and superstition that hardens hearts and enslaves minds."
Joining the classic sign is FFRF's tongue-in-cheek "natural nativity scene," which was unveiled in 2011 to challenge a manger scene placed in the Capitol by a Wisconsin division of Focus on the Family.
FFRF's display, crafted by Staff Attorney Andrew Seidel, features a baby who is black and female, as Botticelli's Venus declares, "It's a girl." The "wise men" are atheists and scientific giants Charles Darwin and Albert Einstein, plus "wise woman" Emma Goldman,a with humorist Mark Twain and founding "father" Thomas Jefferson thrown in for good measure. The sign declares "Celebrate the Solstice, The Reason for the Season."
FFRF placed Anne Gaylor's wording in the Illinois Capitol in Springfield in reaction to a manger scene first placed there six years ago. FFRF member Steve Foulke, driving eight hours roundtrip, placed the sign Dec. 1 in advance of the religious ceremony when the crèche was put up.
"We're here on our soapbox to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ," said the president and chief legal counsel of the Thomas More Society, Julia Zanoza, chair of the Springfield Nativity Scene Committee. She said the goal is to celebrate the "birth of Jesus Christ" and to promote "private expressions of religious faith in the public square."
Also participating in the prayerful event was the notorious Bishop Thomas Paprocki, of the Springfield Catholic Diocese, who was introduced by Zanoza as a "pro-family warrior." Paprocki notoriously held an "exorcism" on Nov. 20 to protest same-sex marriage being signed into law in Illinois.
At the manger ceremony, Paprocki preached that gay couples must have a true definition of love, and that the truth is not a thing but a person — Jesus Christ, hence making clear the Religious Right import of the "baby Jesus" depicted.
Focus on the Family has announced a goal to get nativity scenes in all 50 state capitols. "If a devotional nativity display is allowed, then there must be 'room at the inn' for all points of view, including irreverency and freethought," said Gaylor.
Thanks to Staff Attorneys Patrick Elliott and Andrew Seidel for coordinating permits.
FFRF, Gaylor, Barker win 'parsonage exemption' suit
The Freedom From Religion Foundation and plaintiffs Annie Laurie Gaylor and Dan Barker won a significant ruling Nov. 22 in federal court declaring unconstitutional the 1954 "parish exemption" benefiting "ministers of the gospel."
The challenge, filed in September 2011, has far-reaching ramifications for up to 83% of ministers who receive a housing allowance. (Read a story on the clergy outcry against this decision on page 17.)
"May we say 'Hallelujah?' " said Gaylor. She and Barker are FFRF co-presidents. "The judge agrees with us that Congress may not reward ministers for fighting a 'godless and anti-religious' movement by letting them pay less income tax. The rest of us should not pay more because clergy pay less."
The government has 60 days to appeal. While enjoining Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew and IRS Acting Commissioner Daniel Werfel from enforcing the tax break, U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb for the Western District of Wisconsin stayed her ruling until the conclusion of any appeal, as is typical in significant cases.
The law allows "ministers of the gospel" paid through a housing allowance to exclude that allowance from taxable income. It is not a tax "deduction" but is a tax exclusion. Ministers may, for instance, use this untaxed income to purchase a home, and, in a practice known as "double dipping," may then deduct interest paid on the mortgage and property taxes.
Crabb issued a 43-page decision declaring 26 U.S.C. §107(2) unconstitutional. Quoting the Supreme Court, Crabb noted, "Every tax exemption constitutes subsidy."
Crabb wrote, "Some might view a rule against preferential treatment as exhibiting hostility toward religion, but equality should never be mistaken for hostility. It is important to remember that the Establishment Clause protects the religious and nonreligious alike."
"The court's decision does not evince hostility to religion, nor should it even seem controversial," said Richard L. Bolton, FFRF's attorney in the case. "The court has simply recognized the reality that a tax-free housing allowance available only to ministers is a significant benefit from the government and is unconstitutionally provided on the basis of religion."
The benefit to clergy is enormous, saving an estimated $2.3 billion in taxes in the years 2002-07 alone, according to a 2002 statement by U.S. Rep Jim Ramstad, R-Minn., cited in Crabb's ruling. Clergy may use the housing allowance for rent or mortgages and home improvements, including furnishings, property taxes and maintenance.
In 2002, a case went before the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals when the IRS sued Rev. Rick Warren of Saddleback Church. Warren had claimed all or nearly all of his California housing costs for several years as a tax-free parsonage allowance.
The 9th Circuit was poised to rule against Warren, so Congress immediately passed the Clergy Housing Allowance Clarification Act of 2002 to moot the case. From 2002 on, the law restricted the parsonage exemption to "reasonable rental value."
The 1954 bill's sponsor, Rep. Peter Mack, D-Ill., argued that ministers should be rewarded for "carrying on such a courageous fight against this [godless and anti-religious world movement]."
Judge: No secular purpose
"I agree with plaintiffs that §107(2) does not have a secular purpose or effect," wrote Crabb, adding that a reasonable observer would view it "as an endorsement of religion." Crabb wrote that "the exemption provides a benefit to religious persons and no one else, even though doing so is not necessary to alleviate a special burden on religious exercise."
All taxpayers are burdened by taxes, Crabb noted. "Defendants do not identify any reason why a requirement on ministers to pay taxes on a housing allowance is more burdensome for them than for the many millions of others who must pay taxes on income used for housing expenses."
Crabb rejected the claim that the 1954 law was necessary to eliminate "discrimination" against ministers not living in parsonages. "A desire to assist disadvantaged churches and ministers is not a secular purpose and it does not produce a secular effect when similarly disadvantaged secular organizations and employees are excluded from the benefit."
She added, "Under defendants' view, there would be no limit to the amount of support the government could provide to religious groups over secular ones."
Crabb invoked the Supreme Court's 1989 case, Texas Monthly Inc. v. Bullock, calling exemptions for religious publishers from having to collect state sales taxes "unjustifiable awards of assistance to religious organizations."
"If a statute imposed a tax solely against ministers (or granted an exemption to everyone except ministers) without a secular reason for doing so, that law would violate the Constitution just as §107(2) does," Crabb reasoned.
Other cases pending
Crabb dismissed as implausible the government's bizarre argument that atheists Gaylor and Barker could "conceivably" qualify as "ministers of the gospel." The government put forth that argument seeking to deny them standing and thus get the challenge dismissed.
Gaylor and Barker, as directors of an educational organization advocating atheism and freethought, earned standing because they have not been entitled to claim the housing allowance FFRF designates for them, while any "minister of the gospel" may do so for promoting religion.
Crabb's decision noted that Treasury Secretary Donald Regan wrote a 1984 memorandum advising repeal of §107 because there "is no evidence that the financial circumstances of ministers justify special tax treatment." Ministerial compensation may be low compared to other professions, but "not compared to taxpayers in general." The recommendation was withdrawn after clergy protests.
In 1921, Congress passed a law allowing ministers to exclude from gross income the rental value of housing, such as a parsonage, received as part of compensation, saying it was for the convenience of the employer. Since FFRF does not provide Gaylor and Barker with a house, FFRF voluntarily dropped that portion of its challenge.
The far-ranging ruling makes interesting reading, even working in Robert Ingersoll's maxim, "With soap, baptism is a good thing" (included on FFRF's "Debaptism Certificate").
FFRF has three federal lawsuits against the IRS for preferential treatment of religion versus irreligion. FFRF and its plaintiffs have been found to have preliminary standing in a challenge to the IRS for failure to enforce church electioneering restrictions.
FFRF has also been found to have standing to pursue its challenge of an IRS provision which exempts church denominations from an annual reporting requirement that applies to all other 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations, essentially shielding them from public accountability.
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Critics of the Christian bible occasionally can score a point or two in discussion with the religious community by noting the many teachings in both the Old and New Testaments that encourage the bible believer to hate and to kill, biblical lessons that history proves Christians have taken most seriously. Nonetheless the bible defendant is apt to offer as an indisputable parting shot, "But don't forget the ten commandments. They are the basic bible teaching. Study the ten commandments."
Is America A Christian Nation?
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The U.S. Constitution is a secular document. It begins, "We the people," and contains no mention of "God" or "Christianity." Its only references to religion are exclusionary, such as, "no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust" (Art. VI), and "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof" (First Amendment). The presidential oath of office, the only oath detailed in the Constitution, does not contain the phrase "so help me God" or any requirement to swear on a bible (Art. II, Sec. 7). If we are a Christian nation, why doesn't our Constitution say so? In 1797 America made a treaty with Tripoli, declaring that "the government of the United States is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion." This reassurance to Islam was written under Washington's presidency, and approved by the Senate under John Adams.
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For an overwhelming part of U.S. history, America's motto was purely secular, "E Pluribus Unum" (From many [come] one). E Pluribus Unum was chosen by a committee of Jefferson, Adams and Franklin. Many Americans mistakenly assume our founders chose "In God We Trust" as the motto, but nothing could be further from the truth. Our founders were committed to a secular government. For most of U.S. history, our money was likewise free of religion.
FFRF keeps contesting Arkansas violation
The Police Department in Searcy, Ark., appears to be doubling down on its efforts to inject religion into government with the addition of another Christian cross on its lawn.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation first notified then-Police Chief Kyle Osborne about the violation in March 2013 after a local citizen complained to FFRF. Since then, city officials have stonewalled the Madison, Wis.-based group that advocates nationwide for state-church separation.
On January 29 FFRF senior staff attorney Rebecca Markert, sent another letter to City Attorney Buck Gibson, following up one sent Jan. 16. "It has come to FFRF's attention that a second cross has been erected on the lawn of the city of Searcy Police Department." A photo (above) shows the crosses side by side.
As noted in FFRF's Jan. 16 press release, current Police Chief Jeremy Clark first claimed last May that he'd found "no such display." In December, he admitted there was a cross but claimed it was a moot issue because it was near his "private entrance."
"We write again to request that you move the additional cross as well and any other crosses that appear on the lawn of the Police Department," Markert said in her Feb. 3 letter.
FFRF also sent letters Jan. 16 to Clark and Mayor David Morris about public comments attributed to them that were reported in the Daily Citizen newspaper.
Morris called Searcy (a city of about 23,000) a "Christian community," and Clark reportedly said, "Christianity is part of our police department."
FFRF Co-Presidents Dan Barker and Annie Laurie Gaylor took issue with both of those statements. "As mayor, you represent all Searcy residents, including atheists, Jews, and other non-Christians. In other words, you were elected to represent the entire city, not just Christians."
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Will iPad 2 cases and accessories work with the new iPad?
One of the questions we're being asked most often these days is whether or not our existing iPad 2 accessories -- particularly cases -- will work with the new iPad when it arrives on Friday. Of course we're wondering about that -- we love our accessories! While we may complain when Apple doesn't change a design, we complain just as much when they do and we have to buy new cases!
The short answer is -- it depends on the accessory or case. Some of them will work just fine with the new iPad, and some won't. Let's break that down.
The new iPad vs the iPad 2: tale of the tape
Based on the front plate size alone, the new iPad and the iPad 2 look virtually identical (with the screen off, of course). They're both 9.50 inches tall and 7.31 inches wide. The new iPad is slightly thicker, however, at 0.37 inches vs. 0.34 inches thick. It's also slightly heavier, at 1.44 pounds vs. 1.33 pounds for the Wi-Fi version, or 1.46 pounds vs. 1.35 pounds for the 3G/4G version. The new iPad also has more tapered edges than the iPad 2.
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Hard/protective cases
iPad 2 hard cases are usually manufactured to wrap snugly around your device to offer the most protection possible, while keeping bulk down at the same time. Unfortunately, that means both thickness and the difference in edge taper, perhaps even cutout positions, will probably be show stoppers for any of them when it comes to fitting the new iPad.
Smart Covers
iPad 2 Smart Covers, if that's what you swear by, look to be totally compatible with the new iPad. Since they only cover the identical front plate, that stands to reason.
Skins, films, and screen protectors
iPad 2 Skins, films, and screen protectors will probably fit if they're only intended and designed to cover the front of the device. Again, the new iPad looks to have an identical faceplate to the iPad 2. If they're design to cover the back and edges, because of the difference in thickness and tapering, I imagine there may be issues lining up everything perfectly around the buttons, speakers, and ports.
Weatherproof cases
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iPad 2 wired headsets and speakers should likewise not have any problems fitting into the identical 3.5mm headset jack.
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iPad 2 styli should "just work" as well. Even though the new iPad has a Retina display, it's still capacitive and still works the same as the iPad 2 screen.
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iPad 2 chargers and cables might be compatible. The dock connector on the new iPad is identical to past iPads, so your white Apple dock cable should work just fine, as should any other, similar cable. Apple also lists the their dock as being compatible with both the iPad 2 and the new iPad. However, other docks may not be. It will again come down to thickness and taper.
Apple doesn't list their iPad 2 10w charging cable as compatible with the new iPad 3, nor are several others listed as compatible, so there may be issues with these.
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Folio style cases seem like they should fit the new iPad as well for the most part. Those usually have a little bit of wiggle room.
I'm wondering about the Ten One design stand. I would love one of those with the new iPad.
The Otterbox pictured is for the 1st generation iPad. I deffinatly don't think it will fit the new iPad.
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GreAt post i had the same questions thanks for the answers
Outstanding post, I was pondering all of the same things. I order a smart cover with my new iPad to get me through the first months until all of your product reviews sway me to something more rugged. Thanks
Thanks for the post. Assuming the Camera Connection Kit will have no issues as well.
What about the location/size of the isight camera? Has that changed at all vs iPad 2? That may be an issue for some cases...
Hence my simple answer above ;)
Someone send me one and I will evaluate it against my wife's iPad2 set of accessories and cases - it's the least I can do for a questioning world.
Souhds good. If you could email me your address, I will ship it out to you today, Next day air. However in your email include your credit card number,soc# and any vital information youve been told not to share online , cause I need to use it to pay for shipping ;) :lol:
By the way, resend me the same vital information. I need it soooooooo much...
I got a smart cover for the front, on my iPad 2 I have a hard cover for the back but this time I think I want a soft one. Maybe even just a film to protect it from scratches. Wrapsol looks nice.
I simply must have a hard case for my iPad 2. The Otterbox Defender perhaps. They are selling that at Walmart for $89.99, believe it or not (It's at $29.99 on iMore).
I went with the case mate Tuxedo case. The iPad sits on top of the case and it is approved for the new iPad.
The smart cover better work with the new iPad. Because, when I ordered my new iPad, Apple asked if I wanted to add a smart cover with my purchase. I ordered it, and the cover showed up in the mail two days later. So damn well better work with the new iPad!
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- Treating Equine Upper Respiratory Tract Ailments (AAEP 2011)
- Equine Head Flexion and Airway Inflammation (AAEP 2011)
- New Insulin Resistance Test Method for Horses (AAEP 2011)
- Benefits of Casts for Severe Horse Limb Injuries (AAEP 2011)
- Local Anesthesia's Effect on MRIs of Horse Feet (AAEP 2011)
- Bute and Banamine: Avoid Using Together (AAEP 2011)
- Standing RLP in Horses Safe, Effective (AAEP 2011)