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Stonyfield Farms sent me up with samples of their Organic Frozen Yogurt Bars, and I have to tell you, they are soooo goood. I've already reviewed the After Dark Chocolate, but let me tell you, the Gotta Have Vanilla variety is just as good.
The outer chocolate shell of the Stonyfield Organic Gotta Have Vanilla Non-Fat Frozen Yogurt Bar is a nice crispy, chocolatey contrast to the smooth, creamy and oh so yummy frozen yogurt. It's not quite as deeply rich as an ice cream bar, but it's pretty darn good - and it's frozen yogurt after all! Not to mention made from organic ingredients.
Each 70 gram bar provides 170 calories, 8 grams of total fat (12% of the daily value), 1 gram of which is saturated (5% of the DV), 18 grams of sugars, 1 gram of fiber and 3 grams of protein.
As I mentioned before, the ingredients are organic, and although I wouldn't say it's particularly short, it's has nothing unexpected. I would definitely buy this (not sure of the price since I received samples for review), and save it for hot, sticky summer days.
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Alix: It usually does get worse the first semester, the second semester most women feel great and energetic..which is why its called the "honeymoon stage". The third trimester brings the tired feelings back. its just your body's way of making sure baby is getting enough energy to grow and flourish. I'd be worried if you didnt feel tired! I was useless for the first 3-4 months of pregnancy at work.. then the last month I couldnt do much either. Just try to go with the flow and do what you can. If they want to be dingalings about it, talk to your OB and see what they can do for you as well concerning work and etc.
I dont think Im going to continue the bcp, i really want to, but when i saw how my body reacted, I just feel cautious. Dr M. doesnt think i'd do good with the mini pill either, for 2 reasons. Its progestin only (which was Mirena's ingredient) and then the whole "has to be taken at the same time everyday" routine that I tend to forget, even with alarms set on my phone. lol. Guess DH and I will have to be more careful about how we use protection (ie.. actually using it..lol) . Idk.
Brie what kind of bc are you on? with Len I was put on the mini pill, but never used it. I wanted to see how long it would take me to get af. It took almost 13 months. But Len was nursing a lot even then.
Still in limbo here. Think my period is gping to come this weekend so I dont have my next on my birthday. If I get af tomorrow I will be on cd 2 or 3 on my birthday if I go back to normal.
Hello everyone! How is everything?
Simone: Dr. M gave me a combo pill, Lo Loestrin Fe dosage = 1mg/10mcg. She said its relatively new, but was recently approved for breastfeeding moms who had an established milk supply. i could feel the difference in mine after day 1 of taking it.. at first i didnt, but the next day towards afternoon hours, Layla could barely get anything out of me. Maybe its approved for breastfeeding moms who still EBF in those early stages, but I think it affects me because of the fact that layla doesnt EBF anymore since being introduced to solids. Not sure. Either way, I stopped it and my supply has gone right back to what it was. We didnt feel the mini pill would be a good fit for me with my memory issues and since its progestin only and thats what Mirena has and I bled constantly on that. So, DH and I are just going to temp (although he doesnt believe me when I say "I O'd!, we're ok now".. he doesnt think that you can possibly know when you are fertile or not. MEN! lol) and use protection. I am also having to hunt down latex free condoms now as well since apparently Im mildly allergic to that. >_> Have you ever heard of Lo Loestrin FE and BF'ing? I couldnt find anything
Alix: Migraine = not good! Have you tried the chiro for that? Especially now that you are PG..it may help if it didnt before. Your body reacts totally different PG..lol. Call your OB and explain your migraine situation to them as well, they may be able to tell you if its ok to take it or not, they have a list. Besides, thats what you pay them for!
Hey ladies. Got my labs drawn yesterday and of course as expected my cholesterol is high. Not overweight just genetically screwed on that one. My primary doc said the FSH and estrogen looked normal, but will default to the infertility specialist for that. I didn't get those numbers, but they are mailing them to me. I need to call the pharmacy to have them fill my clomid from last month I didn't take.
Brie- Glad you got the mini pill. Even though it's important to take at the same time everyday...if you are worried you can't you can still try to use condoms or maybe a diaphragm? Good luck with school. @ more after this isn't bad at all!
Simone- Hope you're doing well!
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"I bought this blouse in New York City—the paisley is a great take on the pattern play that I'm loving in home decor prints now, and these three colors make a perfect combination!"
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"I'm on the hunt for a new couch, and this one from West Elm, would feel light and romantic in my streamlined space, particularly against the charcoal walls. That oversized paisley print feels feminine without being precious, which can be a tough line to toe. Oh, and it just happens to be eco-friendly, and very, very cozy. Win-win!"
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At 4 a.m. Wednesday morning Shannon Miranda watched a horse named Freedom die after more than 24 hours of direct medical care.
"She was definitely a fighter," Miranda said. "She put up such a fight."
Miranda, founder and president of Miranda's Rescue, said two horses were brought into the animal rescue shelter Monday night around 9 p.m. from Alderpoint. He said it's unclear who owned the animals.
"I've gotten so many different stories, no one knows," Miranda said.
One of the horses was dead when it arrived and the other, Freedom, was lying in the trailer, wrapped around her companion's body.
After a full evening of treatment, the horse was standing with assistance from a sling and eating. Later that day, Freedom was walking on her own.
"But then she just crashed," Miranda said. Freedom died from what appeared to be organ failure caused by acute starvation.
Although frustrated by the deaths -- which he documented on camera -- Miranda said he does not have plans to report the incident to the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office.
"What's the point," he said. "They never do anything."
Miranda said he has made numerous reports of animal abuse to the sheriff's office, but he said he is rarely satisfied with the outcome.
"When it comes to animals," he said, "they could care less.
A new bill making its way through the California Legislature may soon require anyone who documents agricultural animal abuse, to share that information with law enforcement.
Authored by Assemblyman Jim Patterson, R-Fresno, and supported by the California Cattleman's Association, Assembly Bill 343 would require those who "knowingly or willingly" take photographs or video of livestock or poultry abuse to provide copies to local law enforcement agencies within 48 hours. A violation could constitute an infraction, punishable by a fine of up to $250.
Lt. Steve Knight said Sheriff Mike Downey strongly supports the bill, and is pushing for the California State Sheriffs' Association to back it.
The Humboldt County Sheriff's Office encourages the public to report any crime, Knight said.
"We will investigate it," he said. "Animal abuse we consider a high priority."
Miranda questioned whether AB 343 would be enforced.
"It would be great if such a bill was passed," he said. "But that also means all law enforcement would have to enforce it. That means doing the follow up once cases of abuse are reported. I just don't see that happening."
Assembly Bill 343 would require those who "knowingly or willingly" take photographs or video of livestock or poultry abuse to provide copies to local law enforcement agencies within 48 hours. A violation could constitute an infraction, punishable by a fine of up to $250. The bill was authored by Assemblyman Jim Patterson, R-Fresno.
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On Sunday, the senior gave her verbal commitment to play for the University of Southern Mississippi. USM plays in Conference-USA in the Division I ranks. Other schools that were recruiting Cotton were the University of Central Arkansas, Delta State University, Prairie View, Alcorn State, Louisiana Tech, Mississippi Valley State and Northwestern.
Cotton, who currently has a 3.7 grade-point average with a 21 on the ACT, said the environment and USM, which is located in Hattiesburg, suited her.
"I liked the campus," Cotton said. "I liked the coaching staff and the players. I kind of felt like I could mesh with the players. I have family in Hattiesburg, and it's also close to home."
Cotton said she is appreciative of the chance she has to play Division I basketball.
"I feel extremely blessed," Cotton said. "I give thanks to God, my coach, my dad and everybody that helped me prepare. I'm excited."
Cotton has produced some big numbers at East Side in her career. Last year, Cotton averaged 18.7 points per game to go with 7.8 rebounds, 4.1 steals and three blocked shots a night. Cotton's production helped East Side win the Region 4-3A Championship and finished the season at 25-4 with an appearances in the 3A North Half Playoffs.
In her sophomore season in the 2010-11 school year, Cotton averaged 17.8 points per game with an average of 8.1 rebounds and 2.1 blocked shots per contest. In that season, East Side went 22-6 with a trip to the 3A North Half Playoffs.
Cotton said she has enjoyed her time at East Side.
"The last couple of years have been amazing," Cotton said. "My teammate Errica (Blair) is a senior with me. We've went through a lot and been through a lot together. We're pretty close."
One thing that would be special for Cotton is if East Side can advance to the 3A State Tournament at the Mississippi Coliseum in Jackson with a shot at the state title during her senior season. Cotton has played on good teams, but has yet to play in the state tournament.
Cotton felt good about the team's chance of advancing to Jackson this year.
"All we have to do is work hard and keep practicing and stay focused on what we're doing," Cotton said.


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Among all the categories, ad spending for national Sunday supplements experienced the biggest gains during the period. The grouping — which includes American Profile; Los Angeles Times Magazine; New York Times Magazine and various spin-offs like T, Parade, Relish and USA Weekend — was up 19.2 percent to about $289 million. (Of course, whether the Los Angeles Times Magazine's recent suggestion of moving control of its magazine from the editor to the publisher — see below — will boost advertising remains to be seen.) Meanwhile, national magazines were down 1.3 percent to $4.14 billion from $4.2 billion and national newspaper ad spending decreased 6.2 percent to $396.4 million.
And while print was relatively flat, the Internet was way up: Internet advertising impressions rose 14.7 percent in the first quarter, driven by sponsored search, Nielsen said.
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FROM WEST TO EAST: The Los Angeles Times has had a tough few years, but now would seem to be a particularly wise time to jump ship, what with the stated goal of cutting editorial staff and the reputed turf war at its weekly magazine under new Tribune Co. owner Sam Zell. The Times' Mary Kaye Schilling, who launched the entertainment-oriented Guide at the Times after 14 years at Entertainment Weekly, is leaving for New York magazine, where she'll be culture editor. New York's current culture editor, Jared Hohlt, is being named features editor.


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Your pet THINKS they want to join you anywhere, but what if you're going somewhere loud? Or somewhere wet? Or somewhere with gorillas? Your cat doesn't want to be a gorilla's pet! Leave them at home, safely, and you can pet them when you're back.
These are all listed as "Pet Gates". Is there any reason these should NOT be used as a baby gate?
One more vote for my Wooted tower Vornado fan which is a phenomenal cat training device. They used to scratch the screen to get in and out of our bedroom. A few times using the Vornado with its included remote to spook their naughty ways and they are now politely respectful of this doorway and the black beast that guards it. I'm afraid all these gates would be quite fruitless for them as they would merely jump them. Now - with the Vornado, perhaps even that could be dissuaded. *maniacal laughter*
msharib wrote:These are all listed as "Pet Gates". Is there any reason these should NOT be used as a baby gate?
I doubt it. Most of the baby gates I looked at when my daughter was born looked exactly like this, and many had a dual description of pet/baby gate. The only thing I can think of it checking the attachment points because a toddler is going to probably be a lot more forceful when banging/climbing/ramming into the gate than a dog, unless it's a very big aggressive dog.
i would like to get info on thex extra Wide Maxi Pet Gate 1210PW. my opening area is 52" from left to right. will it fit ? how will it expand ?
usasia wrote:i would like to get info on thex extra Wide Maxi Pet Gate 1210PW. my opening area is 52" from left to right. will it fit ? how will it expand ?
Features say: Expands from 37 to 60 inches to accommodate extra wide openings all around the house Looks like it should fit. If you zoom in to the first picture and look to the right of the dog, you'll see where the sections overlap. I'm assuming you adjust that overlap to the size you need. Found the manual.
There is a big difference between baby gates and pet gates. When you buy a gate for a baby, it's a baby gate. If you buy the exact same gate, for a pet, it's a pet gate.
The little door on the bottom of some of these models aren't baby proof. A kid could easily manipulate the door and get free.
The pictures with the cat smugly walking through the small door in the gates as the dogs look on made me smile.
This sale should have been called Dog Torture Devices clearly.
I have used one for the last 6+ years to contain 3 Jacks & an Airedale between the kitchen & the rest of the house. Expands well, tightens down. The only issue maybe that it has some give the larger it is expanded so it is real important to tighten it down securely. There should be "cups" to help secure the sides where they meet the wall which are a great help in the process. I love mine, dogs, not so much
Darn! Was hoping for doggy car seats!
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Why a cat gate? Cats can easily jump a dog gate.
dontwantaname wrote:Why a cat gate? Cats can easily jump a dog gate.
One of my cats jumps our gates, the other does not. It seems to depend a lot on the cat.
Pet Containment? Why not cut the PC stuff and call it what it really is...Doggie jail...:o)
Elderly or overweight cats can't jump. Best purchase I have made in years was one of these gates with the cat door and human gate. Makes laundry time much easier and safer for all.
Carlson 0680PW Mini Gate....can anyone tell me what the size is of the space between the slats? Want to see if little miss kitty can squeeze through....Thanks!
I bought the extra tall gate and when I went to put it up I found that I need more extensions. Where can I get these from? Thanks
kmullens324 wrote:I bought the extra tall gate and when I went to put it up I found that I need more extensions. Where can I get these from? Thanks
You can check with Carlson Pet Products to see where to buy extensions.
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Nuriootpa means 'the meeting place'. There is no better place to meet and start exploring the Barossa than here. Surrounded by vineyards, the town's vine-lined main street becomes an amazing array of colours during autumn. This is the business centre of the Barossa, with an impressive range of facilities and services, iincluding the Barossa Community Store. Nuriootpa is home to some of the region's best-known cellar doors including Penfolds, Elderton and, just a few kilometres from the town, Wolf Blass Visitor Centre. Dine in at one of the many eateries, or 'dine out' and enjoy a delicious picnic of local produce. There are some great spots to relax and soak up the fresh country air, including Coulthard and Tolley Reserves, or take a leisurely stroll along the Linear Path. If you have a green thumb, be sure to visit Barossa Bushgardens to see how you can use local plant species and native Australian plants to create a stunning garden at home.
Situated on the 'foot' of Yorke Peninsula, Marion Bay is the gateway to Innes National Park. With surf and swimming beaches and a variety of fishing available, visitors are sure to enjoy this small town. Marion Bay has a small population which swells considerably during holiday periods. The beaches at Marion Bay offer the best of both worlds - a sheltered swimming beach popular with families, and a surf beach on the other side. Marion Bay's autumn mullet run is a draw card for beach anglers. Fishing is available for everyone, with the area offering excellent boat, jetty, beach, rock and surf fishing. Attractions: Several deep sea fishing charters operate in the area and if you are looking to hook into some action, they come highly recommended. Fishing and Surfing. Autumn Mullet run. Innes National Park. Marion Bay is a versatile holiday destination with excellent accommodation options and makes a perfect base for exploring Innes National Park and the 'bottom end' of the peninsula.
Once known as the railway town, the rural community of Frances is now famous for the annual Frances Folk Gathering. Held every February, Australia's only participation-based Folk Festival features music awards, workshops, song writing, dancing and poetry. More than 3000 people get involved each year. Enjoy bushwalks and picnics at Little Desert National Park, just five minutes from the town centre. Gaze in wonderment at the majestic red gums and rich bird life at Mullinger Swamp Conservation Park. One 800-year old tree is so large that a family is said to have once lived in its hollowed out base! Frances is located between Bordertown and Naracoorte.
The pretty Flinders Ranges town of Quorn is home to the Pichi Richi Railway, a treasured steam journey which chugs its way through glorious rugged countryside to Port Augusta. Quorn retains much of its old world character, with charming street frontages and a pub on almost every corner. Stop in at a cafe for coffee and cake, or wander through bric-a-brac stores and an art gallery. The discovery of rich mineral deposits in the Flinders Ranges and the opening up of the Willochra Plains for agriculture made it necessary to construct railways to serve the north of the state. To meet these needs the town of Quorn was surveyed and proclaimed in 1878 and soon became an important railway town. Mount Brown 14 kilometres south, is the highest peak rising majestically over 900 metres. Nearer to the town, Devil's Peak and Dutchmans stern overlook the valley with their rocky outcrops richly coloured, to the north where Warren and Buckaringa Gorge carve through the hills to Mount Arden. You can find accommodation at the Quorn Caravan Park.
Mount Torrens is one of the Adelaide Hills's most well preserved historic towns. Declared a State Heritage town by the South Australian government, Mount Torrens's main street is lined with picture perfect 19th century buildings including an old inn, flour mill and several private homes. Today small acre farming, dairying and grape growing are the main industries and there is also a Clydesdale Stud near the town. Mount Torrens is halfway between Adelaide and the Murray River, which saw it become a popular staging point for bullock teams travelling from the river. It was settled in 1853 by George Dunn. In the 1860s gold was discovered and this led to a population boom. And there's more to discover in the Adelaide Hills. It's the home of boutique wineries, country markets, art galleries and charming villages. It's also the place for romantic weekends away, cosy pub meals, scenic drives and nature walks. Children love the Adelaide Hills's giant rocking horse, National Motor Museum and wildlife parks. Located only 20 minutes from Adelaide's central business district, the Adelaide Hills provide a wonderfully refreshing change from the pace of the city.
Mannum is a scenic and celebrated Murray River town, ideal for river holidays. It has a beautiful riverfront and excellent recreational facilities including Mary Ann Reserve, home to a playground, boat ramp, picnic tables and kiosk. Visitors can hire water-skis, jet-skis, canoes, kneeboarding equipment or simply drop a line and enjoy the fishing. Mannum's attractive main street has an art gallery, antiques, craft and bric-a-brac shops, and there is a good choice of cafes and hotels, including the award-winning Pretoria Hotel, which offers quality riverfront dining. There are several scenic and historic walks in the town and nearby Mannum Falls has easy and moderate level tracks passing winter-flowing waterfalls, abundant bird life and interesting rock formations. Having celebrated its 150th birthday in 2004, Mannum is a town steeped in history. Blacksmith brothers John and David Shearer spearheaded the settlement of the town after they established their farm machinery factory where they created a string of inventions. In fact in 1897, David Shearer produced one of the first two cars in Australia, which featured a differential gear in an enclosed case. Mannum is also the birthplace of the Murray River paddle steamers, including the first ever built, the Mary Ann, which was constructed in 1853 by Captain William Randell. At the Mannum Visitor Centre you can discover the history of the river and visit the Randell Dry Dock. Installed at Mannum in 1876 it is listed on the National Estate and the only one of its kind in the southern hemisphere. The visitor centre is also home to the PS Marion - a restored 114-year old paddle steamer that is open to the public daily, except when cruising. There is also an art exhibition and fossil display. The Mannum Olde Days and Olde Ways Museum also provides an insight into pioneering days, while Mannum Minerals, which has one of the state's largest displays of gemstones, minerals, fossils and shells, tells the geological history of the area.
At the southern gateway to the Barossa, picturesque Williamstown offers a welcome for visitors wanting to enjoy a distinct Barossa historical experience. The original settlement of Victoria Creek transformed into Williamstown after the legendary sale of a team of horses in exchange for the parcels of land on which the hotels are now located. The town originally functioned as a service centre for the already well-established pastoral and timber community of the famed Mount Crawford district. With local wineries, the Barossa reservoirs, conservation parks, Mount Crawford forest and the Barossa goldfields, Williamstown offers plenty to see and do. Visitors can enjoy indoor activities such as wine tasting and shopping as well as outdoor activities like cycling, walking and wildlife watching. A visit to the world-famous Whispering Wall in its natural bushland setting is a must. The massive curved retaining wall of the Barossa reservoir is a 140-metre long, acoustic marvel (you can speak in a normal voice and people on the other side can clearly hear you). This town is also home to the biggest mural in the Barossa, depicting aspects of life in Williamstown and surrounding areas since the earliest days of South Australian settlement. Along the pretty main street browse the antique store, visit the charming hotels and cellar doors or grab a bite to eat at the bakery, the local deli or fish and chip shop or have a picnic/ barbecue with your family at Colonist Corner or the Victoria Creek Reserve. Accommodation options include bed and breakfast establishments, and a shady caravan park with cabins and tenting options.
Macclesfield is a small town in the leafy Adelaide Hills of South Australia. You can wander the town with its historic buildings and old village feeling and enjoy a meal and a drink at one of the local historic hotels. It still has wonderful examples of early stone architecture that remain as dwellings to this day and there are an abundance of good walks both in and around the village. The Macclesfield Weekly Market is operated by the Battunga Country Growers' Market, held every Sunday. Grab fabulous home-grown, handmade, organic and fair trade produce. You can drive to Macclesfield on the beautiful Angus River Scenic Drive (route B33). It takes about 45 minutes from the city of Adelaide. And there's more to discover in the Adelaide Hills. It's the home of boutique wineries, country markets, art galleries and charming villages. It's also the place for romantic weekends away, cosy pub meals, scenic drives and nature walks. Children love the Adelaide Hills's giant rocking horse, National Motor Museum and wildlife parks. Located only 20 minutes from Adelaide's central business district, the Adelaide Hills provide a wonderfully refreshing change from the pace of the city.
Morgan is an historic town and popular holiday retreat on the Murray River. The Morgan Museum overlooks the lawn riverbank area and charts early life in the Morgan area. See superb horse drawn vehicles used for the transportation, a 1926 Chevrolet truck in working order, and an 11-metre mural constructed entirely of locally grown wool. There is also the old telephone exchange setup near the old schoolroom and the farmhouse kitchen which are enjoyable for all members of the family. There are many reserves in the area and good fishing spots, there are several stranded barges from the paddle wheel era - some high and dry, other are submerged, these are worth seeing and fishing around. The Morgan Historical Walk includes the Railway Reserve and some of Morgan township's buildings of historical significance. There is a good shopping centre which caters for all needs as well as hotels, a swimming area, golf course, bowling club, caravan park, camping sites and plenty of good fishing areas. Copies of the Heritage Walk map can be obtained from the Morgan Visitor Information Centre, in the Morgan Roadhouse, the Council Office or most of the businesses in the town. Charles Sturt passed the site of the town on his voyage down the Murray and back in 1830. Known originally as North West Bend, the Great Bend or the Great Elbow, it became a point for overlanders, on their way to Adelaide with stock, to leave the Murray and make for Adelaide. In 1878 the town was proclaimed and the Kapunda to Morgan railway officially opened. The purpose of the railway was to tap the river trade from the Darling and Upper Murray regions by providing quicker access to a coastal port and thereby forestalling similar efforts by the Victorian Government. In its glory days, as a port, Morgan was the second biggest port in South Australia, behind Port Adelaide, dispatching six trains a day to Port Adelaide and saw long queues of laden steamers and barges stretching downstream from the Morgan wharf awaiting the
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