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In Cass Bay, near Lyttelton, where I live a number of homes were severely damaged in the September, February, June and December earthquakes. The majority of the severely damaged houses were clad with heavy concrete blocks.
When Fletchers initially started repairing these houses the owners were encouraged to reclad with a sensible light weight cladding.
Changing the cladding involves getting a building consent from the council which requires a full set of plans of your property and design details of the new system of cladding. The cost of this paperwork could be between $4000 and $6000. Home owners would be expected to pay this amount.
This morning I have been in Lyttelton watching the last of the demolition of the Volcano Café and Lava Bar. I am here to ensure that the heritage agreements are being followed, with pieces of the buildings saved for heritage purposes.
It is nice to think that perhaps parts of these iconic buildings will in some way inform the future face of Lyttelton. I think it comes as a great comfort for people to know that reuse and recycling is on the demolition agenda.
The reports that a Nelson rest home housing many displaced elderly Cantabrians is closing its doors, the displacement of these people a second time is concerning, and unsettling for everyone involved.
Geotechnical engineers have completed rock mapping above Bridal Path Road and Hammerton Lane and are providing a scope of work and cost estimates to CCC this week for remedial works for both areas.
The timeframe for undertaking the work has still not been finalised, but it is hoped that it will start within the next few weeks. It is still likely that residents whose homes have been red placarded for geotechnical reasons will not be able to return to their homes for at least another two and a half months while these works and subsequent geotechnical reassessments are done.
Geotechnical engineers from Opus are beginning to map dangerous rocks in Morgans Valley/Horotane Valley areas. A solution to the rockfall risk for Morgans Valley will be several months away. It is likely that residents whose homes have been red placarded for geotechnical reasons will not be able to return to them for at least six months while remedial works are designed and implemented.
Linwood Cemetery, Christchurch, is a public cemetery and is not designated as a Services Cemetery, yet there are over 281 service personnel commemorated therein.
These heroic people have been largely forgotten in this once majestic greenspace and important heritage site which, in addition to years of neglect, has suffered greatly in the February 2011 earthquake.
Lest we forget, the Friends of Linwood Cemetery are holding an ANZAC Day Commemoration of Soldiers Remembered in Linwood Cemetery on Monday 25th April 2011, (Easter Monday and ANZAC Day). It will be from 10am-12pm.
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(CBS) -- Afghan border police detected a significant amount of bleach in fruit and coffee stored at their main border checkpoint between Afghanistan and Pakistan, a likely attempt to poison the Afghan security forces, according to a police source.
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The team announced Thursday that Earnhardt has agreed to a five-year contract extension which will take him through the end of the 2017 season.
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"My feelings haven't changed since the day he first signed with us. I'm committed as ever to putting him in the best possible situation to be successful and compete for wins and championships."
Earnhardt has been with Hendrick Motorsports since the start of the 2008 season.
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"I'm really happy at Hendrick Motorsports and enjoy working with everyone here. The team's been very competitive this season, and we're all excited about the direction of things. I want to make sure we're giving our fans something to cheer about for a long time."
There were high expectations for Earnhardt when he signed up with Hendrick as he teamed with perenial championship contenders Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Gordon. But rather than reach new heights, Earnhardt has stuggled.
His best season was his first, when he turned in one win (his only win in the 88 car to this point), 10 top fives and 16 tops 10s. He made the Chase, but ultimately finished 12th in the final standings.
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Earnhardt has enjoyed a bit of a resurgence this season after being paired with Gordon's former crew chief Steve Letarte. Though he's without a win, he's currently ninth in the standings and appears likely to make the Chase for the first time since 2008.
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WASHINGTON, DC, January 23, 2013 - Click here if you missed my review of the first half of 2012.
Part One featured memorable beers I encountered in travels around the world in 2012. The list continues here with the second half of the year with a focus again on the beers that left an impression and the people and places associated with the experience. I would imagine that your own list of favorite beers will include not only the memories of taste, but also the place in and with whom you drank.
July – Early July found me in San Francisco just long enough to take in the annual Breast Fest, of which I wrote glowingly after returning east. One beer that caught my fascination was the S'mores-in-a-glass-but-not-in-the-sickeningly-sweet-way-you-might-think Campfire Stout from the relatively new High Water Brewing Company. Steve Altimari, head brewer formerly from Valley Brewing in Stockton, at first had to convince me to try the first sample. Subsequent sample numbers two, three, and four could not come quickly enough.
August – Every summer, around the time of the Baseball Hall of Fame inductions, the Cooperstown, NY-based Brewery Ommegang hosts what is widely considered one of the country's best beer festivals. The Belgian-themed festival is perfectly suited for Allagash Brewery from Portland, Maine and its open-fermented beers. Coolship Resurgam is one such beer that delivers tart fruity aromas and a mouthful of deliciously refreshing puckering tart fruit flavor. While hanging around with the good folks from Allagash at the 2012 festival, they ensured that I did not want for long, at least until there was no more to give.
September – Pennsylvania, my home state, is a highly desired market (particularly Philadelphia) of savvy beer drinkers for breweries to be selling its products. Therefore, it's highly competitive and only the above average beers will survive the long-term where there are never enough tap handles and cooler space to come by. I spent part of September in Virginia (and, thus, drove through Maryland) and had the opportunity to taste some absolutely delightful beers from Starr Hill in Virginia (Charlottesville) and DuClaw in Maryland (multiple locations). Northern Lights IPA and Boxcar Pumpkin Porter from Starr Hill and EuForia Nut Brown Ale and Bad Moon Porter from DuClaw are a couple from each that stood head and shoulders above the rest. Coincidentally, they both began shipping a limited number of their beers for distribution in Philadelphia the following month. Lucky me. Lucky Philadelphia.
October – On trip to Richmond, Virginia, it was a bit of something new and a bit of something old. Getting the old out of the way first was the always dependably solid Legend Brown Ale at the brewpub with the scenic downtown backdrop across the James River. While the stop at Legend welcomed me into town, it was an unplanned and somewhat chance stop at the new Hardywood Park Craft Brewery at the edge of Virginia Commonwealth University that had me singing the praises — and returning home with some — of their Singel, a beautifully made Belgian Pale Ale weighing in at a very tasty and drinkable 5.0% ABV. If the trip to Richmond was not so rewarding, I would instead have given October praises to the St. Louis Gueuze Fond Tradition from Belgium's Brouwerij Van Honsebrouck served up to me in the bar, The Imperial, of a most unique home furnishings store on the outskirts of downtown Orlando, Florida. Yes, you read that correctly. A bar inside a furniture store. A must-stop on any traveling beer geek's proper itinerary. Forget Disney.
November – After Hurricane Sandy postponed my NYC Marathon plans until 2013, I found myself instead running the Harrisburg (Pa.) Marathon in November. What that meant from a beer perspective was that I got to bask in the glow of a PR (Personal Record) at the wonderful new incarnation (relocated from Harrisburg) of Tröegs Brewery just down the road in Hershey. My post-marathon beer intake typically consists of no more than two beers. In this case, it was the Scratch #78 beer, a Fresh Hop Ale showcasing the wonderful terroir of the Yakima Valley with 400 pounds of the region's fresh hops. With wife, mom, and nephew sharing lunch, it made for the perfect celebration of great day.
December – The last month of the year was certainly no let down in the quality of beer. In this case, it was one on the west coast and one on the east coast. By now, you may have spotted a theme in the list with my leaning toward very well-made brown ales. At Russian River Brewing Company in Santa Rosa, California, they teamed up a few years ago with award-winning home brewer Mike McDole to make his famed Janet's Brown Ale, named in honor of his late wife. The beer is one that falls squarely into the realm of American Brown Ale (so as not to be confused with a maltier English Brown Ale), which showcases a surprisingly nice balance of dark malts and multiple hop additions and hides the 7.6% ABV quite well. On the east coast, a new brewery in the northern suburbs of Philadelphia stole the show with just a week remaining in the year. My first taste of Neshaminy Creek's Trauger Pilsner (as well as their County Line IPA) has me convinced that these guys are going to be around for quite a while occupying shelf space in coolers like mine across the Philadelphia and northeast regions.
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He may not be your quintessential English gentleman but 22-year old Dot Rotten knows how to rock a tailor-made Sauvage suit. With a passion for aesthetics, feng shui, photograph, literature and writing lyrics in his head, he's not your average rapper, producer or songwriter either.
"Joseph is very calm and collected, very cool, not on a hype…" he says of himself. But under his Dot Rotten alias, this south Londoner brings the heat. And a lot of it. Recent work includes a remix for The Streets 'Going Through Hell', while his production CV boasts cuts for Spark, Griminal, Ghetts, Maxsta, P Money, Tinie Tempah, Wiley and the rest.
Building his first beat on an Atari aged seven and his first rap just a year later, Dot Rotten was never going to be the accountant his mum predicted. With no GCSE's, Dot Rotten's number game became the art of perfecting 64 bars. With a love for skateboarding and rock climbing, it was an accident when he was nine that would change everything. After being run over by a car and fearing he'd never walk again, the eight-month recovery period kick started an interest in spirituality and "the unexplainable stuff." Unable to lead the same active lifestyle, the bedroom beats stepped up a bpm.
Although very much of the So Solid, Dizzee Rascal and Wiley era, Dot's inspiration ranges from Timbaland and Lil Wayne to Bob Marley, ELO, Jamiroquai and Portishead. "Sting's definitely one of my favourites too along with Wu Tang and Eminem where lyrics are concerned…" Currently listening to battle rappers like Iron Solomon and Murder Mike, Dot's back catalogue has grown with him.
As a teenager he took to the Delight FM radio waves alongside his crew Y2twisted, going on to record with local legends Essentials. Working the circuit a job at the renowned Saxon Studio's ensued. A four-year learning curve as an engineer allowed Dot to watch the likes of Maxi Priest, Phillip Levy and many reggae greats in action. Able to work on his own material he released two mix CD's, This Is The Beginning in 2006 and R.I.P Young Dot in 2008, produced in their entirety by Dot himself.
Unsure of his path and losing interest in life in general, Dot took a hiatus, moving to Hertfordshire to live with a friend. "I couldn't be bothered with anything anymore. I just wanted to see if I could stop doing music…" Thankfully he couldn't. "I kept writing and ended up making loads of beats, probably because for once in my life I was actually just enjoying time and relaxing." Deciding to get back on point he returned to Balham, selling beats to anyone with the cash; a 16 bar would have set you back £100 with a feature coming in at £250. But times done change.
With the help of Little Man's Studio, Dot was able to finish off his own songs, releasing two mixtapes - S.O.O.N (Something Out of Nothing) and Extra Attention - in 2009, garnering him critical acclain from the likes of RWD and Mixmag. Having floated through last year, releasing a few freestyles and beginning work with producers du jour TMS, the preparation for what's to come has been done.
With five management offers on the table, a recent holiday to the Dominican Republic signaled 'make your mind up time'.
But while many may have gone before, Dot Rotten's as confident as they come. Where his album is concerned don't expect any features. From the TMS produced 'Free' to Craze & Hulks' 'Syco' ("that's a harder, pull your balaclava down tune") and 'Normal Human Being', which is on rotation now, his debut Voices In My Head (the title track a soulful hip-hop venture from Naught Boy) will put any doubters firmly back in their place.


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Born and raised in Kansas, local artist Michael Chapman moved to Florida in 2009 and relocated to Gulfport last year. He is a life-long, self-trained artist, though he took inspiration from his childhood experience of painting alongside his grandmother, also a watercolorist. His first art show was at the age of five.
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I am a "next generation" librarian, librarian 2.0 (1.5!), "young librarian," whatever you want to call me, and I recently made the choice to get involved in ALA. I am currently attending the annual conference and having to make hard choices about what programming to attend and what to research later. Rather than continuing to believe that it's hard to get involved, I chose to show up and agitate--ask people how to get onto committees, talk to those around me who are already involved in the organization, not be shy about talking to presenters, giving out my card, the whole nine yards. As a closet introvert, this is kind of hard for me.
So, if I'm willing to get over myself and get out there and (sssh, don't tell anyone) try to transform the organization from the inside, what is holding traditional librarians* back from participating in the new web, which could transform every library in the world (for FREE, I might add)? The questions that were asked at the end of the "Reinventing Reference" pre-conference session were very revealing; it was as if people *heard* what was said but didn't *listen* to what it meant for them, their libraries and their library users.
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|Mon, 10-31-2011 - 7:40am
Are there any fitness blogs you follow? There are millions of them out there and I find them from time to time.
|Fri, 11-11-2011 - 8:11am
I would be interested in following a blog about someone who's trying to get fit. There was one Runners World talked about where the guy lost 100 lbs or something like it as he became a runner. I thought that awesome.
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Not a great many that I follow... I listen to my coworkers enough and spend enough time dealing with fitness and exercise at work that reading about it doesn't particularly interest me.
I had seen one blog called fit2fat2fit and I started reading it but the guy is a little extreme for me.
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I haven't come across any that have held my interest for any amount of time either.
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That's what I find, too--same material everywhere. Plus, I see a lot of old myths still floating around, eg. drinking 8 glasses of water a day.
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Hypothetically speaking, if you were given a choice to make what would ensure your financial independence but went against your personal convictions would you still do it? If your mother/father told you that they could not grant an inheritance to anyone who didn't believe in god and jebus, and that conversion would be necessary to ensure your eligibility, what would be your response? Let's say half a million dollars is at stake in this decision. Would you stand your ground and remain adamant about your atheism or would you acquiesce and go get baptized? Would playing a charade to ensure a fat bank account cause you mental anguish? Or would the peace of mind in remaining true to oneself outweigh the allure of potential financial gain?
And I realize there is the option of being able to contest a family will/inheritance. But that outcome is not a certainty.
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"In this case I believe that suggestion applies. Therefore it would not be immoral to me since the immoral situation was created by the family member and not me."
But you're participation in the immoral situation might qualify for "two wrongs don't make a right." The allure of a lot of money makes it tempting and that placing religious conditions on your eligibility might make one vengeful to the point of playing the role. Nonetheless it is still a deception and you have ask yourself about the content of your character.
I'm with Galen. Sure I would, for a chunk of cash. I'd be acting, for money. Substitute Santa for gob and jesus, and it all seems relatively clear. If someone wants me to perform a little pantomime to get paid a lot of cash... pass the facepaint..
If I do something, I won't feel guilty. If I'll feel guilty, I won't do something.
All depends. Truly the best answer i can think of. All depends.
I ain't got nuthin' and don't want nothin', so I'm probably not the one to ask --
Hah. I'm with Strega and Galen. Forget the others. Of course I'd lie. Half a million? Hell yes, as soon as they're dead and the money changes hands I'd be openly back to atheist anyway, what's the problem? Would I have any mental anguish? Haha. Come on people, you gotta be emotionally more resilient than that. You're not lying to anyone important. Maybe if I did have some moral qualms for a couple of seconds I could just take a nap on my big pile of money and feel better. You're still true to yourself when you're acting, or do you think actors feel mental anguish when acting out a movie role? They get payed by their company for acting, similarly I'd get payed by the heritage for my acting. There is easy cash to be made in the field of theology and superstition (same thing really). So that's my plan B anyway. If I can't get a good honest job in life and fail, I'll just go and become a priest or imam and suck the sheepy masses dry of their money. It's my safety net.
And this would be the other --
"You're not lying to anyone important."
What about yourself?
Christians quote the bible as saying, "the wealth of the wicked is laid up in store for the righteous."
Well I say the wealth of the so-called "righteous" is laid up in store for the so-called "wicked".
Adding religious stipulations to an inheritance is discrimination in some sense.
Say you added a stipulation that carried out the lie.. Say the money was in a Trust Fund and you only got it on a monthly basis if you became a preacher and continued to preach the gospel. If you stopped, so would the money. You had to make the people believe in you and keep believing in you and not get voted out.
How many would LIVE this continuous lie for the money?
I know I couldn't do it.
Why not, it'd be a thrill and millions of people already do just that. I'd preach to them and then go back into my villa, put on my comfy robes made out of bills, jump into my bed made out of bills, light my cigar with a bill, then drink a nice whiskey from a cup made out of, guess what, even more bills. While I inhale the beautiful smell of fresh money I'll chuckle about all the dumbasses I've told lies to today, about how they're sinners and will go to hell and whatnot. People are practically begging to be robbed and misled. Fuck em.
This is not to even mention the immense power these people wield. How can you say no to that?
Hey pope Benedict, should you ever read this, I'm available. I have no problem changing my name and everything, let me know if you're interested.


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Tuesday, September 8, 2009
7 comments:
- Kylie said...
WOootwoot, happy b-dayz! Don't be bummed about turning 14, it's so much fun! Not just saying this, it's 100% true, 14 was my favourite age. I don't know why, I just have a lot of good memories of that time. Srsly, savouuuuur it!!!
Gotta love comfy rompers
ps- Swordfish? I thought you were a veggie? Unless your one of those veggies who still eat fish. Personaly I hate the stuff, never have liked it
- September 8, 2009 at 9:01 PM
- Karen said...
Happy birthday! 14 was okay.... 15 is better IMO. But anyway, good luck in high school, don't let the upperclassmen scare you ;D
- September 8, 2009 at 10:44 PM
- futurelint said...
Hey Happy Birthday! I still can't believe how young you are... who knows what I was wearing at 14 (Actually, I do and it was a cape. And it was the reason why my school principal stopped letting me babysit his children - oops?) Anyway, hope you have a great year!
- September 9, 2009 at 2:37 PM
- Zany Style said...
Omigod! Cute outfit and the doc martins.... I just got a pair! you know that right???? anyway happy belated bday and............ don't leave! I will miss you blogging posts..... just wait a while of school and come back....... STAY! ( i scream and hold your legs)
- September 9, 2009 at 4:24 PM
- Mac said...
this romper is beast
and happy birthday!
- September 9, 2009 at 6:43 PM
- lauh-ren said...
just wait until you turn twenty! i did in february and spent the entire day hiding in the bathroom from my boyfriend at the time and crying. it was pretty depressing.
anyway, happy birthday!
- September 10, 2009 at 12:03 AM
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happy belated bday!
i also love that romper. actually, most romper is general... :D
about your friends cardigan - that's me. my friends take my clothes and vice versa, but it's harder for me because i'm the tallest one.. :S
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I think we have the tendency to share the not-so-lovely parts of pregnancy here -- the gross, the ugly, and the stuff that scares the crap out of us. How about we share what we are loving about pregnancy so far? Obviously, the end result is the BEST part of pregnancy, but I've noticed some other perks....
1. My 1st trimester nausea & weight loss has resulted in my love handles disappearing! I think I have more waist definition than I did before getting pregnant!
2. My mom is so happy. Life has been pretty tough for them over the last couple years. They live in a city with a horrendous economy, and she lost her job, followed by my stepdad losing all his perks and benefits. However, since we announced the pregnancy, her whole outlook has changed. She's so happy again!.
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1. I'm lucky to not have had many typical pregnancy symptoms - i.e. little to no nausea, so I love that I seem to have a pregnancy glow that everyone comments on (yeah, I'm THAT girl).
2. I feel sexier than ever! Also, DH has always turned me with a drop of a hat, but I find him even more attractive because he got me pregnant, so all I want to do is jump his bones.
3. I'm excited for the next stage in life. Everything has changed for the better for me.
4. I have a much better relationship with my mother. It was always a bit rocky but now, even with her unsolicited advice and her believing that her opinion is the only valid one, I feel closer to her. Both my parents are extremely happy.
5. Now the baby-making pressure is off! We didn't get it much from the ILs, but DH is the only boy and he was also the only child without kids. He kept saying that they thought he was a lost cause in the lady/ baby department (he's 42). Of course my parents were pressuring us from when we got married two years ago to start a family.
This is a great idea!
1. So far I have loved the fact that I have so many friends who care about me so much! Everyone we know is so excited that we are having a baby, and my relationship with my parents has even gotten better (not that it was bad before, but they are 900 miles away).
2. I already knew my hubby was the best man ever, but in the last couple of months he has been amazing! He has rubbed my back when I don't feel good, cooked for me a lot, cleaned the apartment while I take my afternoon naps, and holds my hand when I am crying (which is pretty much at least once a day)!
3. I'm starting to get my energy back, and am feeling better in general! I am super excited for the next months in the 2nd trimester!
I like your thinking lady! Sometimes the posts on here scare me and are depressing!
So far, I love that in being pregnant I feel like I am DOING something....something of huge significance...I just still sometimes can't believe that I'm growing a life inside me. I'll feel so proud to sport that baby bump....can't wait for it to fully show up instead of it look like I just drank a keg of beer. LOL!
First and foremost, I am just so grateful to BE pregnant. It's one of those things I've always worried about...no problems or reasons to worry, I just always feared I would have a difficult time getting pregnant. There are so many women who would love more than anything to carry a child of their own and I try my best never to take this special time for granted. I saw a lot of mother's day status' yesterday that said "I've carried a child in my womb, held my child...." and it made me feel like they were counting out people who have adopted but are just as much mothers as anyone.
Secondly, I definitely agree with becoming closer with my mom. I love her, and she has a good heart, but she tends to be extremely self-centered... has to be at the center of every conversation, changes everyone's stories to her own, but lately she's actually checking in regularly asking me how I'm doing and telling me how excited she is for the baby to come. It really makes me happy. I read a quote yesterday, "Mothers and daughters are closest when daughters become mothers". I thought this was really sweet, and in my case, definitely the truth. We've had our share of major fights and arguments but things have never been better than they are now. It's another thing I'm trying not to take for granted.
I also love the anticipation of my belly growing, finding out the sex, friends and family congratulating us... it's all so exciting.
Being pregnant in itself is nice. I have PCOS and deep in the back of my mind I was mentally prepping myself for the possibility of never having children.
I love how excited my family is about it especially my sisters. Every time I visit I get asked how their little niece is doing (one sister is utterly convinced I'm having a girl)
While on The Knot I read several Bridezilla horror stories about bride-to-be's not taking a sibling's pregnancy very well because it's a distraction from their wedding. Well I'm the pregnancy and my sister is the bride-to-be. I'm her MOH and she's going to be my baby's Godmother (but she doesn't know it yet). While I've been trying to avoid nonstop babytalk and I'll be giving birth before the wedding anyway, she's been totally supportive to the point of changing the bridesmaids dresses to something pooch friendly. She can't wait to be an aunt.
I can't wait until I start feeling kicks though. I love it when the baby shouts "I'm here!"
I love hearing my LO's heartbeat on the doppler. It's such a beautiful sound and reminds me there is an innocent soul developing in there just waiting to be loved and snuggled by us.
I love my husband even more. He has been supportive, understanding and tender. He never complains about picking up my slack. I love the grin on his face when he hears the heartbeat too. I can't wait to see him with our baby in his arms.
My belly is start to round and even though it looks like a beer gut most of the time, it's looking more and more like a bump every day. I think it's going to be super cute!
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Like someone else said before I am just grateful to be pregnant at all. I have PCOS and I've been terrified off and on since I was 15 that I would never be able to have children. It's amazing.
I love living in a age where I can know exactly what's going on inside me and with LO and get to see him/her a few times before they are even born.
I love hearing the heart beat and watching little sea monkey squirm around on the ultrasound.
I LOVE my husband. He's always been wonderful but he has been extra attentive and wonderful lately.
I love being able to eat raisinettes by the fist full and not feel guilty :P
I love planning for the future of my little family, and I love that I'm finally contributing to my huge family. I have 5 older step-brothers and sisters, 2 sisters in law, and 9 nieces and nephews so we are just adding to the fray at this point, haha.
And last but not least I love that my little brother, who's 20 and my only biological sibling, keeps calling himself "Bio-Uncle"
I feel like I'm part of a miracle and a blessing. The fact that the human body can grow a microscopic cell into a full blown baby in nine short months has me in awe every single time I go to the doctor, my boobs grow or I put on a few more pounds. It's amazing.
I love looking ahead and thinking of all the fun we will have with twins.
I love my husband and how he looks at me nowadays.
I love my husband and how he cares for me nowadays.
I love thinking about how much love I have to give these babies. While most of the people in our lives seem to be overwhelmed at the thought of two babies - I welcome the thought and can't understand why all people see is work. I see blessings everywhere I look. (Disclaimer, yes, it will be work - but so are singletons - I just see it all as so very special!)
I love the joy it has brought my parents and ILs. My parents have gone through a rough time this past year with my grandmother passing away and company downsizing. My DH's grandmother is in the hospital now and things do not look good and my FIL's company closed. I wish my grandmother was going to be around to meet this LO, but I know she's watching down on us. If it's a girl, I plan to incorporate her name as part of the first name or the middle name. I've been pretty much terrified the entire 1st tri of another loss so hopefully I'll have more to add after next week when I enter 2nd tri.
1. I am pretty lucky, for the most part I have few if any terrible symptoms
2. I love how DH kisses my belly and talks to our baby every day, it totally melts my heart.
3. My parents are so over the moon about this pregnancy, which is awesome because they did not get to enjoy my sisters kids at all (less than ideal family situation).
I know most people don't like this, but I love pregnancy nose. Sure I can smell all the bad things, but I can also smell all the good. I can smell what my neighbors have for dinner. I can smell the flowers on the orange tree 2 houses away. I can smell DH's deoderant (I love it).
I also love pregnancy rage as I call it. I've always been really mild mannered, never arguing or fighting with anyone, always just letting things happen and dealing with them. I recently had trouble wit my insurance, trying to switch doctors and the doctor herself was trying to give me the run around. Pregnancy rage kicked in and it was settled that day.
I love the pregnancy glow and the fantastic hair it's given me. I feel so much more attractive.
I love that I won't get the whole "Do you have any kids?" "No." "And you're 26? So you're not having any then?" thing anymore. I got that all the time from my family.
I love this board and how you ladies make me feel like everything that I think is weird that happens to me is happening to all of you too.
I LOVE seeing my LO and hearing his/her heartbeat!
My pregnancy has been a rough one (lots of m/s and other crap) but after a previous loss, you grow to love even the awful things because its a sign that the baby is thriving!
I also love that our families are so happy! This is the frist grandbaby for my in-laws and they are thrilled! This will be my parents 4th grandbaby but the other 3 have not been in the best circumstances (my sisters were teens, had no money, the daddies were losers, etc) so needless to say it was more stressful than joyous in the past. They are so excited to now have a grandbaby in the right circumstances where they can just enjoy and not worry.
I'm thrilled to be pregnant and am amazed when I think about a little life growing inside of me. Other than that, I am having trouble coming up with anything that I love about it.
I love how helpful my DH has been. For the past 2 months, he has done just about everything - grocery shopping, cleaing, laundry, dishes, dog washing, etc. It is amazing to see him step up to the plate (and he got mad at me last week for venturing to the grocery store because I gagged the whole time I was there) but I feel pretty bad about it. I hate feeling useless and not being able to contribute to our household.
I have been miserable almost every singe day for the past 8 weeks. While I am now only throwing up every 2-3 days, my nausea has not abated, my food aversions are still going strong and my supernose won't calm down either. On top of the exhaustion, constant thirst/hunger (yet only being able eat about 5 things), incessant peeing, breakouts, bloating, constipation, weight gain and gas, there is very little that I am loving. I think I may be one of those women who just doesn't have any easy time with pregnancy.
I LOVE the way it brings DH & I even closer. His love for this baby already, and his caring way of making sure I am always comfortable and happy is just beyond amazing!
I LOVE feeling little flutters!
I LOVE seeing our LO on ultrasounds!
I LOVE hearing the heartbeat!
I LOVE staring at our ultrasound pictures several times each day!
This is a great idea!!
1: I love looking at my growing bump...and shopping for it!
2: I love the connection that I already feel with my little boy, its amazing how I can love someone that I have not even met yet this much
3: I love how wonderful DH has been I have really been leaning on him during the first tri and he has been wonderful....I am so excited to start our family together!!!
I love that my body can do this, that it was meant for this. I love the confidence I have in my body being able to do this.
I love thinking of my husband as a father. He drives me so nutty sometimes, but he is the most supportive, understanding person I know and I'm thrilled to bring a child into that kind of an environment. I know he will temper my tremendous expectations with support/love, and that we will make a good team. I love when he talks about being a father since I was really the one who wanted the baby, and I felt he was kind of along for the ride but that hasn't been the case since I actually got pregnant. I love that I get to do this with a man I trust and admire who I know will be a good father.
I love that pregnancy is putting me more in touch with my emotions since they are always so close to the surface. It makes me feel like a teenager again, but I kind of missed that part of myself...when everything just felt so much bigger because there was just less going on in my life. I like that I can reconnect with that part of myself because of all my raging hormones.
Well first off, I'm of course crying reading all of your responses. Love those hormones!
1. I love the way DH comes home from work and gently puts his hand on my tummy and say's hello to me and baby.
2. Love not having to lift heavy stuff or work to "hard" on chores.
3. Love that I can sleep till 9:30, then need a nap at 4:00 without feeling guilty.
4. Love all the back rubs from DH.
5. Love, love, love that I'm so blessed to be growing a baby inside of me. I will never take this for granted. There are so many women that don't get to experience this and God has blessed us with this opportunity. It is truly a miracle!!!
The ultrasounds! I love watching our baby grow. I love my bump (even if it's bloat right now I will take it!).
How excited our friends and family are.
All the hand me downs we have been getting. Boy or girl this baby is gonna be taken care of without us having to buy barely ANYTHING! How cool!
The massages and foot rubs from hubby. Ok, the pampering in general.
The excitement of what's around the next bend.
Watching our dogs figure out what's going on. They stay close to me all the time. A lot of times trying to sit on my belly.
The November bump group.
Realizing that there is a miracle in my belly and how blessed we are.
The morning sickness just doesn't even matter with all the good.
I love how loving my family and friends are. They seem to be more understanding when I'm pregnant. They are always checking in on me just to see how I am feeling.
My hubby is very sweet on a normal basis but since I have been pregnant, he is very considerate about my feelings and tries to help me out as much as he can. I also love the look in his eyes when he is talking about the baby or rubbing my tummy.
I love that almost everyone seems to be excited about the pregnancy.
For the most part, I am not worried about my weight gain. This is a relief for me since I have been on a diet and rigorous exercise plan since the birth of my first child.


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What if one of the greatest space adventures was really a hoax? When the head of NASA\'s manned Mars mission discovers that the capsule meant to carry the astronauts will suffer a catastrophic failure, he forces them to participate in a hoax by broadcasting their "Mission" from a studio built in an abandoned Air Force base. Over many months, the astronauts are forced to film broadcasts on their progress. All ...more
So Lions Gate, for reasons that baffle me to this very second, apparently decided they were running out of direct to video horror titles to release into the marketplace and instead started digging around in their vaults. They then found Capricorn One, a development that I'm actually glad for.
The plot is actually fairly complex--a space capsule meant to carry three astronauts has a major mechanical failure. True to life, this failure means bad news for NASA, whose funding is hanging on by a thread as it is. This failure may well mean the end of the space program.
So in a last-ditch effort to save a whole bunch of cushy government jobs, the head of the space program stages a Mars landing set and attempts to convince the astronauts involved to work with him. And by "convince", of course, I mean "threaten to kill their families". The only way the space program can ensure that their ruse will go unnoticed is to arrange for the deaths of the astronauts upon the space capsule's "re-entry".
The astronauts aren't terribly interested in cooperating at that point, and stage a desperate escape attempt while an investigative journalist pieces together the clues that something is gravely wrong from outside the whole thing.
It may be one of the deepest and most complex movies I've seen in a while--in fact, it's almost TWO movies packaged together in one. You have the astronauts on the one hand trying desperately to escape various assassination attempts, and you have the journalist trying desperately to figure out what's going on while dodging various assassination attempts. By the time the two stories coincide, you've got a real barnburner of an action flick here with just a little schmeer of science fiction.
Remember all those tinfoil-hat types that swore up and down the moon landing was faked? Well, here's a fair idea of how it may have went down. It's doubly interesting seeing the effect get staged with a Martian surface, and is sufficient to make you wonder: with all our CURRENT technology, what could we fake right this second if we were sufficiently inclined to do so? I bet we could CG-up a spectacular fake Martian landscape. Bet we could land on Pluto next month!
But my own tinfoil-hatting aside, Capricorn One is a fun and action-packed look at government chicanery, especially welcome in these times.
The ending, however, is a little hackneyed and running a bit toward cheesy--I would've liked to see more aftermath of the whole affair than I did. Still, not terrible, and not much of an impediment to the rest of the movie.
The special features include English and Spanish subtitles, audio options, audio commentary tracks, a behind the scenes featurette and a trailer for Capricorn One.
All in all, this blast from the far-distant past shows us that, even back then, people suspected the government of malfeasance enough to make a movie about it. Kinda nice to get a bit of touchstone into the past, especially one so downright entertaining.
Capricorn One is now available at Amazon. As of yet, there is not a release date for this version of the DVD in the UK. Visit the DVD database for more information.
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Tino Martinez joined the Yankees' crowded Monument Park on Saturday, and more from his era are on their way.
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Besides retiring the number worn by Joe Torre as manager, the team said it would honor Rich Gossage, Tino Martinez and Paul O'Neill with plaques in Monument Park.
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Seeing Double, and Triple, at Yankees Camp
With 84 players expected in camp and 19 numbers held out of circulation for varied reason, the Yankees do not have enough uniform numbers to go around. So they doubled up.
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The end of a professional athlete's career can be difficult, whether it be Venus Williams, who says she has plenty of tennis left, or Bernie Williams, who played 16 seasons with the Yankees.
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Bernie Williams was the first homegrown core Yankee from the recent championship seasons to appear on the Hall of Fame ballot. The election results announced Monday were not encouraging. Williams, the Yankees' center fielder from 1991 through...
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Because of the paucity of career Mets, Ed Kranepool's total of 1,418 hits in 18 seasons remains the team record.
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