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I've gained too much weight. What should I do?
I weighed 152 pounds before I got pregnant. Now, at 34 weeks along, I'm at 212 pounds and I'm totally miserable. (I'm 5'8
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There is too much focus on weight gain! I dread the scale every time I go to the doctor! I am 36 1/2 weeks and have gained 37lbs. I think this is normal after reading this page. Try to stress less and enjoy yorself! This should be a happy time:) Thanks everyone!posted 02/05/2010 by heatherlynrn
I'm kind of worried about my weight gain also. I'm glad to read that there are so many women that have gained more than the recommended weight gain. I started at 154 and at 28 weeks have gained about 30 pounds. I feel clumsy, huge and not cute at all. I swim every other day and try to eat healthy meals but apparently it's not enough to keep me in said healthy range. I can't wait until the day when I can start working out like I used to and feel cute again. But I'm even more excited about meeting my new baby girl!!posted 01/30/2010 by missyfritt
If you've gained a lot of weight during your pregnancy- Don't worry so much about it! I gained around 60 pounds with my first pregnancy, but as soon as he was born, a LOT of it came off immediately. I remember going home from the hospital and weighing myself and I had lost around 30 pounds. If you are really swollen everywhere (I was), a good chance is you've retained a lot of water- and after baby is born.. You won't retain it anymore. I was so busy feeding my son those first few months, and taking care of him, that I ate less and lost all the rest of the weight by the time he was 3 months old. Now I know not everyone will lose it that quickly, and I also exercised too.. But just work hard after the baby is born and don't put so much pressure on yourself if you are pregnant right now. It won't last forever, and soon you'll have a lovely baby to distract you!posted 01/22/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
It's so nice to hear all this positive feedback! I'm 19 and pregnant with my first. After the first two months I had already gained 15 pounds. And from there on out it just started piling on. Now at 37 weeks I've gained a total of 70 pounds. It's been so hard to cope with, especially since I've done everything tp prevent it. I jog or walk everyday, and I eat healthy foods, making sure all my portions are in moderation. I truly believe that some women just gain more weight during their pregnancies. It's so hard to deal with though especially since people seem to be critical about so much weight gain. I've had my midwife this entire pregnancy critiquing me about how much weight that I've gained. At our last prenatal she even pointed out that I was "getting out of control with my weight". There is only so much that you can control. As long as your doing your best and you feel great, don't worry about the weight. You'll always have the chance to lose it after the baby is born.posted 01/13/2010 by SamBoBam06
i am almost 29 weeks and i have already gained 30lbs in my pregnancy.. and this is my first pregnancy. but i eat what i want although i walk couple times a week and i am cleaning the house everyday getting ready for my son to get here and to pick up after the rest of my family.. but i think all the excercise is going to help me get the weight off quicker than anything..posted 01/11/2010 by brisonsmommy
Not much you can do now at 34 weeks, I suggest just riding it out and focusing on whats important; a healthy baby. You can lose the weight after the baby is born. My suggestion would be diffrent if you were earlier in your pregnancy.posted 01/03/2010 by shanayphoenix
i can TOTALLY relate to you. i am having the same problem. i dont know why i have gained so much weight already. im 21 weeks along and already put on 20lbs. my doctor told me i'm a 'little heavy'. it was totally depressing. i worry because i want to be a healthy weight for the baby and also not have so much weight to lose afterwards. i usully go to the gym 5 days a week. i have slowed down alot since prenancy because at first i had no energy.. i am back in there now, trying to go as much as possible. i have blamed this extra weight gain on the hoildays (thanksgiving and xmas) also people keep telling me, you're eating for 2 now, eat more. i have eaten more since i do pre-pergnancy and eveyrone keeps telling me not to worry, but other friends who are pregnant now or recently tell me they only gained the recommended 20-30lbs. it sucks. im sorry you feel this way. you are not the only one. also my legs have swollen... i think it really just varies from woman to woman. try not to worry :)posted 12/30/2009 by tahmia6
I wouldn't worry so much about the weight gain at your height. Most women are MUCH shorter and SHOULD gain less than that. You are probably a little over what you should be but don't compare yourself to average height women. I'm 5 foot 9 and at 34 weeks have gained about 30 pounds. I started out at 160 lbs and will probably approach 200 lb mark when it's time to deliver. My doctor says this is perfectly normal for someone my height -- a taller women will have a larger baby, will have a larger uterus, will have more amniotic fluid, etc., etc. There is no one-size-fits all for weight gain...posted 12/21/2009 by colanne
I feel so much better reading all of your postings. I weighed 138lbs. pre-pregnancy and I have gained 22lbs in 23 weeks. I never had a problem with weight before. I have always been active and ate moderately healthy. I do not really eat differently than I did before but the weight keeps packing on. Thanks everyone for assuring me that the weight will come off. I will be able to enjoy my pregnancy a little more.posted 12/14/2009 by Cassie35
I gained 70 lbs when i was pregnant (my baby is now almost 4 months), and it was horrifying. I am a runner and do lots of yoga, skateboarding, and surfing, so i love working out. When i was 5-6 months preggo, i got this pubic symphasis pain (it felt like someone was prying my pelvis apart with pliers!) and I blame it on the 2 hour bike rides a day. So i gained most of that weight in the last 3 months. I was miserable, i couldn;t even walk with out being in severe pain. So i had that mentality that i am going to gain the weight anyways, and i will just work it off after the baby. I wanted to have a natrual birth in a bath tub, but i came down with hypertension, and after being induced and in labor for 40 hrs i finally had to have a c-section. This week i FINALLY feel up to working out again ( i think i messed myself up doing pilates way too soon...), but i know how you are feeling. I am not even a little bit close to fitting into pre-preggo clothes. But i will get there!posted 12/08/2009 by TifStar23
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While most customers can only get 25Mbps from AT&T's VDSL service (both TV and data), many sit closer to 5,000 feet, where 18Mbps over a single VDSL pair won't be possible. Some customers close enough to the DSLAM (we're talking 1,400 feet) have seen their U-Verse gateway sync at 100Mbps. We've also seen customers at 1850 feet sync at 58mbps, and so on down the line.
Distance is going to limit this tier's availability, but it's not yet clear how much. In conversations with AT&T, they weren't able to provide us with a loop length cutoff qualification point, though AT&T spokesman Seth Bloom insists to me that "the overwhelming majority of our U-verse eligible customers will be able to order Max 18."
How could that be possible? AT&T is going to provide 18Mbps even to customers with a 25Mbps line, but that speed will only be obtainable when the TV services aren't in use (or are being used less). The move explains AT&T's recent
of their terms of service. However, it's going to raise some customer eyebrows when the 18Mbps tier they signed up for is only 18Mbps when the kids are asleep and hubby isn't watching the 50" Plasma.
"The rate required for a video stream is not constant," explains AT&T. "We use the most sophisticated compression technology available that encodes video at a substantially lower rate than our competitors, and we also use variable bit rate encoding," says AT&T spokesman Seth Bloom. "The rate varies based on the picture being displayed -- higher rate for high detail or high motion image, lower rate for an image with less motion or less detail."
"We know that even during the hours of highest activity, the vast majority of our customers aren't watching 2 HD shows, 2 SD shows, and using maximum broadband speeds all at the same time," he says. "There's plenty of bandwidth and flexibility to be able to offer Max 18," Bloom insists.
The new tier is primarily a marketing counter punch against Comcast, who was using the cable company's 16Mbps "Blast!" tier as a tactical weapon against AT&T in U-Verse markets, where some Comcast employees tell us they're paid $100 to spot fresh U-Verse installs. Comcast's new 22Mbps and 50Mbps DOCSIS 3.0 tiers leave AT&T one step behind, and does nothing to derail the argument that AT&T should have simply invested in pure fiber to the home.
Still, AT&T probably figures that their current speeds are more than adequate for the majority of customers for several years. The company is working on 30-40% faster speeds at greater loop lengths with bonded VDSL, but it's looking like that won't be available
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For the 2012 fourth quarter, Libbey Inc.'s sales were $219.1 million compared to $214.8 million for the 2011 period, an increase of 2%, or 1.9% excluding currency fluctuation, the company reported. Sales in Libbey's Glass Operations segment were $201.3 million versus $199.2 million in the fourth quarter of 2011, an increase of 1.1%, or 0.9% excluding currency fluctuation, the company stated. Sales performance was led by a 5% increase in sales within Libbey's North American sales region, the company stated. Income from operations grew 34.8% compared to the fourth quarter of 2011, increasing to $13.1 million. Adjusted EBITDA increased 40.2% to $29.9 million, the highest fourth-quarter adjusted EBITDA since 2007, according to the company. In the fourth quarter of 2011, adjusted EBITDA was $21.3 million. "We are pleased with this quarter's results, driven in large part by the increased focus on improving margins and defending and growing our business in our key markets, the core of our recently announced strategic plan. Our cost improvements, coupled with solid sales growth in the U.S. and Canada sales region, led to exceptionally strong adjusted EBITDA," said Stephanie Streeter, CEO of Libbey Inc. "Our commitment to improving our cost structure, leveraging our advantaged businesses and strengthening our balance sheet was reflected in our results. We will continue efforts to improve our cost structure. We believe these efforts, in combination with our overall productivity improvements, will enable strengthened financial and operational performance in 2013," Streeter added. Tags: • Housewares • Cookware & Bakeware • Home Décor • Tabletop • Financials • |
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It's always a mistake to read the Washington Post's Jackson Diehl during breakfast (or at all for that matter), but his column today was particularly gag-inducing:
Last Tuesday, Israel faced the fallout from a Palestinian family of five perishing in the Gaza Strip during an Israeli strike against militants firing rockets at an Israeli town…For months now, Israel has been mired in an unwinnable war against Hamas and allied militias in Gaza, who fire missiles at civilians in Israel and then hide among their own women and children, ensuring that retaliatory fire will produce innocent victims for the Middle East's innumerable satellite television networks.
Yes, an Israeli air strike kills five civilians and Israel is the primary victim. Indeed, Hamas is ultimately responsible for every Palestinian casualty, including presumably the more than 900 Palestinian minors killed by Israeli security forces since 2000.
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UPDATE: Guns for Gift Cards Program in Murfreesboro TODAY (1/17/13)
The Murfreesboro Police Department is partnering with the Murfreesboro NAACP and Central Christian Church in an effort to get guns off the street on Thursday (1/17/13). According to a press release WGNS received, the goal is to get unsafe, unwanted and unused firearms out of the City's neighborhoods and away from young hands.
We talked to Police Sgt. Kyle Evans about the event and he told us that no questions would be asked of those turning in the guns and no names would be recorded. He did say that the serial numbers on the guns would be researched or investigated after the guns are turned in. To research the serial number, police will run the guns identity code through the National Crime Information Center database.
As of 2:30 pm, 7 guns were collected on Thursday. Below is a picture of 5 of those 7:
The release said that officers certified in firearms will be on hand to receive the guns, ensure that they are unloaded, and do not pose any immediate danger. The weapons will then be turned over to an evidence technician from the police department's property room.
Anyone who brings a gun in will receive a gift card to Kroger. The Gift Cards for Guns initiative will take place from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Thursday – 1/17/13) in the parking lot of the Central Christian Church at 404 East Main Street.
Interesting note:
On a side note, some people stated that gun thefts would likely increase the days prior to the initiative so that thieves could obtain a gift card. WGNS studied the police reports from January 11th through the 16th and can confirm that there was not an increase in gun thefts in Murfreesboro.
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On a side note, the annual NAACP Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. breakfast is nearing. The annual breakfast entitled "Unity that Binds a Community," will be held on Saturday, January 19th. The keynote speaker is Bishop Christopher A. Johnson from Zion Christian Ministries.
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String of Racially-Motivated Attacks Hits Denver, Police Arrest 34 Suspects
Posted By Larry Keller On November 30, 2009 @ 3:59 pm In Anti-White,Hate Crime | 7 Comments
All but one of 35 suspects has been arrested by Denver police in connection with a string of racially motivated beatings and robberies in the Mile-High City. Those arrested are all black males, including some juveniles. Their alleged victims were white or Latino males.
Most of the suspects told police they are associated with either the Rollin' 60s Crips gang or the Black Disciples gang. Their arrests this month followed a four-month investigation by a task force composed of Denver police, the district attorney's office and the FBI into 26 assaults in the downtown Denver area. Typically, four or five black men would taunt their targets with racial epithets, trying to goad them into a fight, police said. Then the suspects would beat the victims, sometimes robbing them of their wallets, cell phones and iPods. Many of the victims suffered broken noses or eye sockets, Police Chief Gerry Whitman said.There was no ringleader in the assaults, but the attackers were in communication with each other, Whitman said. Those arrested were charged with crimes that include bias-motivated assault and robbery. In September, police asked the public for help in solving 14 downtown assaults, but did not mention the racial aspect to the crimes. That has prompted some criticism, but police defend their decision, saying that full disclosure might have jeopardized their undercover effort to solve the crimes.
The Rollin' 60s Crips is the largest black criminal street gang in Los Angeles, with more than 1,600 active members in 2004, according to a report that year by the Los Angeles Police Department. It is an offshoot of the city's original crip gang, Westside Crips, and was formed in 1976. Members have been involved in bank robberies, drug trafficking, carjackings, homicides and other crimes, police said.
The Black Disciples was formed on the south side of Chicago about 40 years ago. It is "one of the most violent of four African-American gangs that hang out on the south side of Chicago," according to the FBI. In addition to violence, the gang is known for its distribution of crack cocaine, the FBI says.
"They both are active in the Denver area," said Denver Police Department spokesman Sonny Jackson.
7 Comments To "String of Racially-Motivated Attacks Hits Denver, Police Arrest 34 Suspects"
#1 Comment By Carter On December 1, 2009 @ 5:30 pm
I am not totally sure what the foundation of this article is.
Is this simply an effort to depict crimes with a element of racism or is it the description of a "hate crime"?
Many states have working definitions of Hate Crimes wherein here is little "gray area" for legal ambiguity.
Do we define a Hate Crime as any crime where upon the ethnicity, race, or sexual orientation of the victim is at the forefront of the illegal, activity? If so, then the above illustration is indeed a hate crime(s).
#2 Comment By beholder On December 2, 2009 @ 4:50 pm
Gangs are all about hate.
I think from a legal standpoint we should look at this as gang violence and approach it from stricter gang laws, rather than hate crime laws. Hate crime legislation should apply to all other kinds of racially motivated crime, because we've already established that the gang phenomenon requires specific emphasis on containing violence in all its forms. To me that includes racially motivated violence, when it is gang-related.
On a social level though, I think the racial component of the violence should categorize it as a hate crime, and that efforts to end hate crimes can also be extended to the gang situation. Hate crimes and gang violence are not mutually exclusive categories.
But let's not delude ourselves that law enforcement action is preventing hate crimes or gang violence, because they are not. The solution to gang violence and the solution to hate crimes have this in common: we should not view law enforcement action as primary intervention.
These kinds of crime are the consequence of inaction during early childhood intervention opportunities and a lack of support for sustainable social programs to give young adults at risk an alternative to gangs.
#3 Comment By joe On December 2, 2009 @ 5:10 pm
Who cares who hated who.
Just execute them and forget about it.
#4 Comment By Anthony On December 5, 2009 @ 9:02 pm
This article does not say the whole story. The black gangs specifically targeted white victims. Getting the actual story is pretty hard to find on the internet for some reason….
#5 Comment By Wendel T On December 14, 2009 @ 7:00 pm
This is a hate crime. It is a hate crime from blacks against whites. This is a result of an on going movement from the Black gang cultures to use the slave days as a front for their agenda to bring serious permemenat harm to the White/European Race-PPLS. This is likely to get worse and it is definelty worse than what we are being allowed to view or hear about. I can understand anger from poor to rich but to take your anger out on another who is having a hard time just as you are. That's is what smells bad. Then because these black gangs cannot distinguish from the multiple races, nationalities, creeds, cultures in many around them, It looks like if you have light skin they will attack you. This is all in the name of corruption as in I want to steal from you and if you are killed in the process… Oh well. Shame on you SPLC for not bring attention to this real problem in our country. BTW. No one coddled me when I was a youth and I don't have a crimminal mind.
#6 Comment By sergio On December 19, 2009 @ 9:36 pm
It's a shame this is an example of racism and everyone is debating if it is or not
look black gangs and Latino gangs can also be racist I am a Mexican American and speak Spanish I live in a majority Mexican community in Texas and ill stand up and admit the true and that is what this was targeting whites and Latinos.
look to the L.A. Latino gangs they do it t o blacks whites and Asians racism is a huge problem for all cultures the white resist groups may be larger with a longer history of organized violence based on racism but it's not the only group and as a Latino I think it's my job to try to change the people in my culture that do this kind of thing not pretend it's not happening if you do that what makes you better then a holocaust denier or a civil war revisionist.
As minorities we need to be more wary about racism as traditional targets Latinos and African Americans need to be vigilant we want equal rights and to be judged on our merits with the same chance to succeed as anyone we can't do that by tolerating this behavior in our communities
#7 Comment By Smith Wesson On April 1, 2010 @ 9:53 am
To bad one or more of the White victims did not have a CCW permit. These Black thugs would be have more of a fight on their hands and the White victims would have more of a fighting chance. Stop walking the streets of your home like a sheep ripe for slaughter and take control of your own personal safety. When seconds count; the Police are minutes away.
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Fans can go a little overboard at times, burning the jerseys of star players on their favorite teams when said player comes up short in a meaningful game, but nothing compares to this irate Cowboys fan who was so incensed at Dallas QB Tony Romo following his 3 INT game against Washington in the season finale, that he chose a much louder, much more unstable way of disposing of his Romo jersey, along with an old washing machine stuffed with explosives.
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