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Thanks for the compliment, though I can't really take my own advice.
Since I don't have any plans to buy a Blu-Ray player & I also really can't afford a larger HDTV (mine's only 26" & does 720).
As for that Sony thing, yeah that's gonna sell...if you read the article it says you can't notice the difference unless you sit really close.
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As an international (Taiwan) if you really have an issue with price, DVD is the way to go. Honestly, Bluray is better. I know and Ill admit. But if to you its not a big deal... Just go with the cheaper version. Plus, if you are internation with ur first purchase 10$ +3$ for everything afterwards in shipping, and the extra cost of blueray, 4-6 $ each, it does add up.
Lucky for the people in the US, anything after 50$ is free shipping (lucky bastards... I HATE YOU GUYS!!!!!) and Canada 150$ (I hate you guys too.) Because all of my purhcases are above 150 because of shipping charges. But I don't mind the DVD quality. If you don't mind trhe DVD quality, then do get the DVD version.
My 2 cents.
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Watching or showing anime on TV are much better than on laptop. Since you worried so much, you could opt for a low priced BD player. It would not break your bank.
If you prefer watching alone or you spend more time to watch it alone, it might be better for you to choose a laptop with BD player. Don't u think so?
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|Didn't want to make another thread, so I just thought I'd ask here. Can you hook up a blu ray player to a regular tv? Not buying a high def tv anytime soon. Seeing Umineko: When They Cry and a couple others are just have a Blu ray release ( atleast for the time being) I might have to start buying blu rays.
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Depends on the outputs on the BD player, if it has component connections or not. If it's just HDMI, than no, because your TV likely won't have that. Always read up all of the specs on products your purchasing.
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Though, obviously, you wont get better than the SD resolution of the TV, the discs should still look better than DVDs simply due to the better compression of the AVC/VC-1 codecs over MPEG2.
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|Well the tv I would be using it on is one of those big old ones with the wood casing. I hooked up a dvd player to it, but I had to get some adapter for it. Didn't know if I could do the same for the blu ray.
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Anyway, I assume the adapter goes from the RF antenna of the TV to y/r/w composite wires for the player? Or, does the DVD player actually have coaxial (like for a cable box)?
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Yeah, has to be atleast 30 years old, but the screen size is great. Think my grandparents said it was top of the line when they bought it.
Don't know how its set up now, because we got digital cable, so I have know idea how they got everything connected. But when I did it, I just got a little doodad that you hooked I believe the yello and white connection to the cable line, then had to get a splitter to hook the regular cable tv line.
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|With something that old, you're better off just waiting until you get a new HDTV. Sure, you can go ahead and buy the player and BDs now, but with that TV you're not doing yourself much benefit if you're going to run HD video through a composite RCA connection, through an RF modulator and cable line. If you're about to drop $100+ on a player and at least several times that on the BDs themselves, save up for a new TV first, there's always deals come Christmas time.
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Have no plans on buying an hd tv. The old one still works like a boss and it'll be with us for many years to come. Even when it craps out, i'll probably never get one. Its not a money thing, I like the picture on the older sets. Just trying to figure out a way to watch blu rays if there's ever an anime I really want thats only a blu ray release.
Edit: Plus there's $50 Blu ray players at walmart. I could probably pick one up for half on black friday if I really wanted one.
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You best make plans and save up for an HD TV, you're not enjoying the HD. HD TVs are light, easy to carry around, save on power...and they DO NOT make those heavy ass TVs anymore. You can get a 36" at for $300, that's not a lot, just means you have to save up for it.
Being anti-tech isn't going to help you with the times, you have to expect that it gets better, instead of being "my 30 year old TV still works, I don't need that new crap." HD is standard has been when the PS3 came around, but you DO NOT need 3-d TVs and all that other junk.
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I'm not anti-tech. I have a compooter and everything.
I really don't care if I'm not enjoying the hd. I've watched blu ray movies on an hd tv, and seen them in walmart. I just don't like the picture on them. They just don't look right to me. Maybe its because I've watched everything on an older set for most of my life. Don't know.
And its not like the old ones are hard to come by. Hell, my aunt still has my other grandparents old tv in storage. So I can always get that and use it for another 15 or so years. They're built like fricken tanks.
Is saving up like a pet peeve for you? This isn't the first time I've seen you say that to people. I believe most of us know how to buy stuff we want. This isn't about money or living in the past. I've upgraded my vhs for a dvd, my tape player for a cd player, then that for an mp3 player, and my land line for a cell phone. I just l like this one thing and don't think I need to buy the new stuff. Me and my girlfriend like it the way it is.
We have two other(not as old) tvs that are just as good. Just trying to learn if I can use a blu ray if I have to get one. Key word is "have to". Still don't see a need to move away from dvd's.
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Anyway, I'm not sure I follow exactly what you're saying. If the TV has coaxial input (like from a cable box) that makes things easier as it's much easier to get adapters for that to composite: yellow (video), white (mono audio) and possibly red (making the audio stereo). With a TV that old, it's possible that the only input is the RF antenna and to hook anything up to it, you use an adapter. Either way, your adapter needs to go to composite. Find out what the wires/adapter from your TV look like (upload pictures if you really want me to be the one to keep helping).
Then, you'll need to buy a composite switcher box and some sets of composite cables. The wires going from your TV will be output from the switcher, and you'll have wires going into the switcher from your cable box. Finally, when you buy a BD player, just make sure it also has composite out and they'll also go into the switcher. Then, when you want to switch between the player and the cable box, you'll just use the switcher instead of having to change wires.
If I'm not clear enough, you can bring the adapter you have to a local Radioshack and they'll tell you what you need. The most important thing is, it can be done.
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Honestly, I've never got the whole hd thing. The picture is fine for me. Its like people who have to get these home theater systems to make the sound better. The speaker on the tv does just fine.
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bought this over the "reversible hammer drill" item # 68169 which was about 5 buckz cheaper than this drill (with my coupun) AND only has 2 stars. I checked around and...Read complete review
bought this over the "reversible hammer drill" item # 68169 which was about 5 buckz cheaper than this drill (with my coupun) AND only has 2 stars. I checked around and found this drill and everything is great! As far as the bit slipping, I used the correct size bit(s) but was working with 3 inch screws and fairly hard pine (2x10's) and the screws weren't too happy. When I first started using it I also was hitting the lock and then I would strip the screws on accident. Just needed to be aware of how sensitive it was. Awesome drill! Highly recommended!
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Plenty of torque, no problem there.But this is an inexpensive tool for occasional use, not suitable for a pro who lacks patience. The chuck needs special efforts to prevent...Read complete review
Plenty of torque, no problem there.But this is an inexpensive tool for occasional use, not suitable for a pro who lacks patience. The chuck needs special efforts to prevent the bit from slipping. I had to slip a cheater pipe over the chuck handle to double the tightness it could provide (of course tightening all three jaws equally) before it would grip the bit well enough to not slip while drilling steel with a 5/16 bit. This is a nuisance compromise for the low price. I think I'll weld 8 inches of quarter inch pipe onto that chuck handle to make it suficient.The slowest speed seems pretty fast; I don't know if it would burn a bit but it makes it harder to start a hole precisely where you made the punch mark.Summary: HF sells some stuff that is top quality, some just adequate for occasional use, and a few items that --- well whatever. This tool is in the second category. You can get your project done but it makes you wish it worked as expected without fussing with it.
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very powerful drill. its comparable to the name brand yellow one i use at work which costs way more. stays nice and cool after alot of drilling.
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I have been using this drill for quite some time and it has yet to let me down. It has outlasted other "expensive" drills of mine. Very impressed for the price I paid.
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Impressive torque for price
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Rips through anything, plenty of torque. Even held up to an hour of continuous use - got warm but no problems. Impressive for the price.
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I bought this to drill 3 1/2" holes (lots of them) The first time it bit it ripped out of my hands. I have a new respect for the power of this tool. I saved lots of money and time with this drill. Thank you HF
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this drill has worked wonderfully for mixing thinset
Excellent drill
By sffe
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I use this drill for everything. Drilling 4 X4's, tapping out broken bolts. Has lots of power for the price.
worth the money
By ford freak
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I just recently purchaced this drill so I havent used it a lot yet but I have drove a few 3 inch deck screws with it and so far it seems pretty powerful. I would say for the money you can't go wrong.
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I bought this drill to have something more powerful than my regular 3/8 corded drill. WOW! - Talk about powerful, this drill is terrific.So far I've used it to mix joint compound and drill through joists for wiring, pressure treated wood, and concrete with a masonry bit. It has handled each task without missing a beat.Perhaps the best thing is that I purchased this with a c0upon for a ridiculously low price. I figured if it worked for one job it would pay for itself. It exceeded my expectations by a mile and is my "go to" drill whenever a cordless driver won't do.
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I bought this as a garbage drill to not burn up my 'nice' drill. After my 'nice' drill couldn't go through my floor joists, I pulled this bad boy out to give it a shot. Tore through my joists with a self starting 1" bit and anything I've put it up against since! This drill is my go to for anything within cords reach. It doesn't have a lot of flair, but it gets the job done and doesn't quit. I wouldn't recommend ANYTHING else!
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Had to mix fibered aluminum coating for a metal roof. This drill made it easy. Tons of power, ran it for 15 minutes while mixing this thick coating. Did not overheat or wobble or make noise.
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Whatãs a Magazine ãVIPã Anyway?Dylan Stableford
Harperãs Bazaar recently embedded 5,000 copies of its December issue cover with ãSwarovski crystal elementsãã258 of them, to be exact, hand-affixed by Swarovskiãand sent them to VIPs in the fashion, beauty and media industries, including, naturally, me.
A week ago, 10,000 copies of New Yorkãs December 10 issue were printed with a four-page cover wrap advertising the New Museumãusing part of the magazineãs logo in its design. The special copies were mailed to a select list of the city's "culturati," Andrew Essex, CEO of Droga5, the ad agency behind the promotion, told Jeff Bercovici at Portfolio. "So if you don't get a copy, you're not somebody."
The blinging, er, blurring of ASMEãs church-state guidelines aside, why do magazines print special ãVIPã issues, anyway? And why do the VIPs get all the cool ones?
Thereãs a reason, of course: advertisers. In this case, Iãm guessing that both the New Museum and Swarvoski wanted to reach these so-called VIPs, and do so in a way that was eye-catching. But what about the subscribers of the magazine? Are they not Very Important People too?
The answer, apparently, is simple: No.More...
Non-Pushy Wording Can Be More MotivationalJosh Gordon
In a recent test on its own newsletters, MarketingSherpa wanted to know which two- or three-word phrase could get subscribers to click through to another article. Here's what they measured:
"Click to continue": 8.53% clickthrough rate
"Continue to article": 3.3% clickthrough rate
"Read more": (-)1.8% clickthrough rate
MarketingSherpa shared, "With these results, we had a strong feeling that the front-runner, 'Click to continue,' would win in the A/B test, and it did, producing 3.5% more clicks than 'Continue to article.' Needless to say, we immediately switched the words in our link in all of our newsletters."
The next time you send out an e-mail consider how important a few words in the title can make! Also consider that the least pushy wording got the most click throughs.
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It's Time to Fire My FriendsPaul Conley
"Listen, the Web is the most exciting part of a modern journalism enterprise for ambitious writers and editors. If they haven't figured it out by now, to hell with them."
Those are the words of Jon Friedman in a column published this week on MarketWatch. You can read the rest of his comments, born of a frustrating experience at the American Magazine Conference, by clicking here.
Now it's worth noting for the thousandth time that I am not one of those people who believe print is dead. Rather, I believe that some of print is dead. Some of it isn't dead yet. And some of it will live forever.
I, unlike Friedman, don't expect to read the obituary of the magazine industry any time soon. However, I do believeãstronglyãthat the careers of a great numbers of great journalists are dead. The refusal to accept the changes in journalism has turned many of the people I know in this industry from assets into liabilities. These peopleãmany of them friends of mineãare the whining editors and publishers that Friedman says "still view the Web as more of a curse than a blessing." And although it is sad, and although it is a loss to the profession, it's time to let these folks go.
Friedman is right: writers and editors that haven't figured out that Web is now the most important part of what we do aren't worth worrying about any longer.
On the other hand, I'm not ready to give up on journalism students ... at least not yet.
As I've said before, the next generation is woefully unprepared to work in today's media. But I have faith that smart teachers can undo the damage inflicted by the journalism dinosaurs that roam the halls of academia.
And even if this entire generation of college students turns out to have been ruined by print-centric, elderly people, there are indications that today's high school students may turn out just fine.
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Coveting Thy Neighborãs BloggerHenry Donahue
In my capacity as Discover magazine CEO, I had lunch last week with a leading environmental scientist and blogger. After a brief but stimulating chat about the climate crisis, I steered the conversation around to my more parochial concern: Can I dramatically increase my Web traffic by adding more blogs?
He was skeptical to say the least. Incumbents in this market have significant first mover advantages. My friend launched his environment blog in 2004, a year before the Huffington Post but a good five years after Boing Boing. Since then, if you believe Technorati, literally tens of millions of new blogs have been created. At the same time, blog users' bookmarks and RSS readers have been filling up (not to mention other blogs' blogrolls), leaving less real estate for new entrants.
A quick look back to early 2007, though, shows that a magazine site can launch a new blog using a time-honored tactic-poaching from its competitors. In January, Atlantic Monthly signed Andrew Sullivan's blog away from Time, and whatever they paid him was probably a bargain compared to the ad inventory he generates.
There's a lesson here for magazines looking to expand their blog platforms. Instead of coaxing your overworked editors to blog more, look around your competitive space for established but undermonetized blog sites who might see the benefit of hooking up with your brand.
If that doesn't work, you can always go with the LOLCats.More...
It's My 'Magazine in a Box'Jandos Rothstein
Most magazine designers have come across references to the legendary Aspenãa multimedia-filled ãmagazine in a boxã published between 1965 and 1971ãthough few have actually seen a copy. In addition to articles, Aspen included phonograph records and several issues came with Super-8ãs. (For our younger readers, Super-8 was kind of an early Quicktime.) Well, the folks at Ubu have provided a tantalizing look at some of those Aspen pages. The images are not as large as a designer would ask for, and some of Ubuãs attempts at recreating the magazine as Web pages fall flat, but they do provide mp3s and streaming video for all of the publicationãs multimedia content.
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Magazine Metrics: Make the Punishment Fit the CrimeTed Bahr
I just returned from a sales trip on the West Coast. I am always looking for ways to keep fighting the wacky perception that print is dead, as is regularly reported in print media-Doh! One of the problems was typified by a large client who said he wants to measure the success of a marketing effort on the very next day, and since you could not do that with print, he was only using online media.
Now there are many things one can respond to here, but I want to focus on the metrics. It is very difficult to measure the results of a print ad campaign in a trade publication on a daily basis. It's not how they work. You don't measure the speed of a glacier moving in miles per hour. You measure glaciers in inches per year. Similarly, you have to measure print campaign benefits in longer-term metrics like "increase in awareness over six months, change in brand perception or brand preference" over a longer period of time.
If you are not offering the kind of research that measures these kinds of metrics right now, you need to be. Print cannot be measured with clicks but it doesn't produce that type of impulsive result. That doesn't mean that what we do produce-awareness, brand preference and sales-cannot be measured. They can be, quite easily with pre-and post-campaign studies. There are many quick-and-dirty online research sites out there (www.surveymonkey.com is one) where you can do a study for less than $20.
You should also be using Harvey, Readex or Starch to independently measure the perception of an advertiser's creative as well as the creative of every other advertiser in the issue. This sort of research- common in print for years-is very rare in the online world. When I mention the breadth and depth of these studies to the new online buyers they are amazed.
Don't give in to demands for online metrics that don't make sense for print. There are ways to measure print's effectiveness. Educate your customers and use them.More...
Boston Magazine Stops Bruinsã Pay-For-PowerplayDaniel Brogan
A tip of the knit hat to my pals at Boston magazine, who did the right thing when the Boston Bruins tried to buy a little love:
"Thatãs when Wendy Watkins, a marketing executive from Delaware Northãthe company that oversees the Bruins and all of the various other Jacobs family business concernsãcalled one of the magazineãs sales reps to ask whether or not the story about Jacobs was going to be ãpositive.ã
If so, Watkins said, the Bruins might be interested in buying a series of ads. If not, however, the deal would be unlikely."
The magazine turned down the deal.
Compare and contrast, if you will, to this shameful episode.More...
Beliefnet Editor: News Corp. Wants Us 'For the Right Reasons'Dylan Stableford
Beliefnet editor Steve Waldman, whose spiritual Ellie-award winning site just got sold to News Corp., posted a note and YouTube message to his faithful readers this morning:
"We've been getting interest from would-be acquirers for a few years. We were in no rush to sell but I've always believed that Beliefnet would fully blossom with the help of a major media partner. In assessing acquirers, what did we look for? Though we wanted to obtain a fair price, as big a factor in our deliberations was whether, by selling, we could better meet our mission. We created Beliefnet primarily to make a difference, not a killing. As I explored the possibilities with News Corp., it became clear that, with their help, Beliefnet would be able to take quantum leap in what we can do. The best spiritual and religious teachers ã from Rick Warren to the Dalai Lama -- pass through News Corp doors (through Harper Collins, Zondervan, Harper One and others). News Corp's reach is enormous. Its proficiency in the areas of video, social networking and media in general is unsurpassed."
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Is Selling New Media a New Skill Set?Josh Gordon
Over at Media Life, Rachel, the chatty career advice columnist, gives her best advice for migrating to new media to those "Stuck in Traditional Media."
It seems that for people on the selling side, migrating to new media is less stressful. No need to change jobs as for we sellers the media comes to us! Most often it is just handed to us to be integrated into our product mix.
But when you read Rachel's column it is clear that some view interactive media buying as a fundamentally different skill set from buying traditional media:
"'Some interactive agencies will value your 10 years of (traditional) media experience and will consider you for an online media supervisor position,' says Marlene Kruelle, associate online media planner for Atlantaãs Definition 6.
But then again, maybe not.
'Other interactive agencies will see that you have no online media experience and will tell you to look for an online media planner position,' says Kruelle."
If many view interactive media buying as a fundamentally different skill set, should we sellers view the sales side the same?
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Yahoo, Google Release Top Search Terms of 2007Dylan Stableford
Both Yahoo and Google have released their answers to magazine editors' fun-yet-ultimately-meaningless year-end lists: the Top 10 Search Terms of 2007. And, in what qualifies as a non-shocker, no magazine-specific terms apply. (Although celebrity magazine publishers are no doubt thrilled to learn that "TMZ" was the #3 most Googled of 2007, ahead of YouTube, MySpace and Facebook.)
The lists:
1. Britney Spears
3. Paris Hilton
4. Naruto
5. Beyonce
6. Lindsay Lohan
7. Rune Scape
8. Fantasy Football
9. Fergie
10. Jessica Alba
1. iphone
2. webkinz
3. tmz
4. transformers
5. youtube
6. club penguin
7. myspace
8. heroes
9. facebook
10. anna nicole smith
The New York Timesã (and Your) Secret WeaponTed Bahr
I looked at NYTimes.com briefly this morning before leaving for work. Nothing interesting. Some bishops.
Then I got to the Cold Spring Harbor Deli and glanced at the physical print edition of the Times and was surprised to see the headlines on Iranãs nuclear program screaming out at me. READ ME, it said. This is IMPORTANT!
And I did read it. And it was important. If I only read the Times online, it would have just flown right by. Print is really good at providing context. The Internet is not.
If you are selling print, you need to pay attention to these examples as they come up and use them to hammer home the unique benefits of print.
Iãm not against onlineãwe sell tons of online products. I just feel the jump to online marketing has gone overboard and there are few voices reminding us why and how print still works.
InTouch Publishes Blackberry Photos to Back Brit StoryDylan Stableford
We've all gotten used to the idea of the e-mail interview, the interview via instant messenger (the "IMterview"), even cover story interview conducted via Blackberry (see: Lindsay Lohan, GQ et al). But what about using the Blackberry logs to back up investigative reporting? Definitely never thought I'd type this sentence, but here goes: It appears as though In Touch magazine has become the first major magazine to reprint photo evidence of a Blackberry text message exchange to back up claims in a reported story-specifically, that Britney Spears is pregnant:
Contrary to the statement J.R. Rotem released on November 28, In Touch has documented proof that on Monday, November 26, the music producer did indeed confirm in these text messages that Britney is pregnant and that he is the father. When asked about rumors about Britney's pregnancy and whether he is the father, J.R. texted, "It's true." And when questioned about Britney's intentions regarding her unborn baby, he responded, "No clue on what she will do. She is unpredictable."
Ahh, the intersection of technology and celebrity journalism.
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Hi and welcome. We tried 7 IUIs, then 2 cycles w/ my own eggs first at 40 and then at 42--- had a great response with over 15 mature follies retrieved both times. Great fertilization but they didn't stick. It was something that i had to do for me but looking back, I wish I had done less IUIs and one less IVF which would have saved us about 20K instead of the 35K+ we used because I HAD to have my own genetic child. I was given a 10-20% chance w/ my own eggs and a 60-70% chance w/ DE.
I too went the Shady Grove route and it took me 4 tries w/ DE just to get one to stick. I will be giving birth to my baby in December at 45.5 years old PLUS I have 2 frozen totsicles. Thank God for their program of 6 tries for one fee w/ a money back guarantee if you do not take home a live baby.
My regret is not putting my own ego aside and moving to DE more quickly. This baby I am carrying is mine---hands down. I wish I had the hindsight before that I have now.
You have to do what's comfortable for you. You may be blessed the first time around (I hope) because pregnancy w/ your own eggs can and does happen to women in their 40s. Have they done an antral follicle count or checked your FSH? Is there any reason NOT to think your eggs would work? If not then go for it....however with your finances as they are, if the first try w/ your own eggs doesn't work, then you might consider moving on to DE.
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Save California's Randy Thomason on Friday appeared on Istook Live, the Heritage Foundation radio program hosted by former Republican congressman Ernest Istook, to discuss the Supreme Court case on Proposition 8.
He accused the California state officials who refused to defend Prop 8 of "dissing God" and went on to warn that "usurpers of the United States Constitution" have methodically and stealthily "infiltrated" the government and the courts in order to launch another civil war.
This not the characteristic of a Republic when there are sworn public servants, they have raised their right hand and they have pledged to defend the state constitution, to do their duty, to implement the law, they have made a public pledge before God and now they are dissing God, they are dissing the United States and the state constitutions and the people who elected them. An uninformed public that allows this to happen is just as bad when they vote foolishly or they vote wickedly. We have evidence abounding that there is a civil war occurring in the United States of America, it's not being done with guns or knives, but it's being done by usurpers of the United States Constitution and they have positioned themselves in power, they have infiltrated the constitutional land of the United States, they have gotten there with the help of ignorant people or wicked people and then they have implemented their own will.
Thomasson later said that President Obama is using lies and deception to bring about gay rights laws.
He has finally in an election year, last year, decided that he needed money from wealthy homosexual businesspersons and their supporters and he came out with the truth. He really is a supporter of everything homosexual, bisexual, transsexual; he has imposed it on the military, he's imposing it on marriage, he's imposing it on our culture.
There are professional liars and there are professional double-talkers, and I'm not sure what you have here but you do have someone that is giving multiple messages. He already gave his message, he gave his message last year, in an interview he said that he supports homosexual marriages being legal, and that means everywhere. So it doesn't matter what he says now. I guess he is working on a legacy; well the legacy is that America is really going down, down. Not simply because of foolish voters who don't check out the real policies or real positions of the candidates or don't even check out what's best for children, but they listen to the lies and the myths and statements of candidates themselves and they just vote on image or they vote on feeling. That's really self-idolatry.
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