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Lana Svien
Lana Svien
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Dr. Svien has practiced as a physical therapist since 1975 and a physical therapy an educator/scholar since 1985. Holding faculty positions previously at Georgetown University and currently at The University of South Dakota since 1989, she has participated in the education of USD physical therapy students since the inception of the program. Dr. Svien has been the program director for the past 16 years. she maintains a physical therapy practice on rural reservations in South Dakota, providing pediatric physical therapy services.
Teaching Interests:
Pediatrics, Primary Health Care, Patient/Client Education, Health Promotion
Research Interests:
Minority and Rural Health, Pediatric Outcomes, Public Health
- Ph D, Medical Science Interdepartmental Area, University of Nebraska Medical Center, 2002
- MA, Anatomy, The University of South Dakota, 1983
- BS, Physical Therapy, University of Wisconsin, 1975
- Americorp Campus Contract to Improve Health Care in Medically Underserved Areas, Americorp, (2011 - 2012)
- Use of video eyewear to promote self-awareness and reflective perspective-taking following patient care learning scenarios, USD Health Affairs Medical Informatics Committee, (2015)
- Svien, L., This is Why, PT Magazine.
- Biricocchi, C. A., Drake, J. L., Svien, L., , Balance Outcomes Following a Tap Dance Program for a Child with Congenital Myotonic Muscular Dystrophy, Pediatric Physical Therapy.
- Seefeldt, T., Mort, J., Brockevelt, B., Giger, J. T., Jordre, B., Lawler, M. J., Nilson, W., Svien, L., , (2012), A Pilot Study of Interprofessional Case Discussions for Health Professions Students Using the Virtual World Second Life., Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning, vol. 4, pp. 224-231.
- Svien, L., Senne, S. A., Rasmussen, C., (2010), South Dakota accidental deaths, 2000-2007: what can we do? , South Dakota Medicine, vol. 63, iss. 5, pp. 163-173.
- Berg, P., Smallfield, S., Svien, L., (2010), An investigation of depression and fatigue post West Nile Virus infection, South Dakota Medicine, iss. April 2010, pp. 127-133.
- Svien, L., Berg, P., Stephenson, C., (2008), Issues in Aging with Cerebral Palsy, Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation, vol. 24, iss. 1, pp. 27-41.
- Svien, L., Demuth, S. K., Dole, R. L., , (2006), A Compendium for Teaching Professional Level Physical Therapy Pediatric Content, American Physical Therapy Association Section on Pediatrics, p. 125.
Awards and Honors:
- Lana Svien Visionary Award, Department of Physical Therapy, 2011
- Dream Catcher Award, The University of South Dakota, 2011
- The Dr. Ronnie Leavitt Award for Leadership in the Promotion of Social Responsibility in Physical Therapy, American Physical Therapy Association, 2011
- Fulbright Specialist Scholar, Catolica University, Valparaiso Chile, 2010
- Fulbright Specialist Scholar, Fulbright Program, US Department of State, 2009
- SDPTA Physical Therapist of the Year, South Dakota Physical Therapy Association, 2008
- Distinguished Service , Center for Disabilities SSOM, 2006
- Jeanne Hughes Award, American Physical Therapy Association, 2006
- SDPTA Hall of Fame Contrubutor of the Year, South Dakota Physical Therapy Association, 2003


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text: you asked... Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I have this feeling that we managed to conceive... what should I do first? Want to participate? Log in to share your thoughts Re: I have this feeling that we managed to conceive... what should I do first? So exciting! Here are the first things to do when you suspect you're expecting. Take a Test ...together! It's just not as much fun to find out the good news if one of you is away on business or just got home from a tough day. If you have an inkling, decide together when to take the test, and leave some time to celebrate if the news is good. Many tests say to take them in the morning, but don't do it before work. (Wait until Saturday a.m. if you want to play by the rules.) How could you concentrate on a 9:30 meeting after getting the biggest news of your life? Keep it Quiet ...for now. This is huge, exciting news -- give yourselves some time to revel in your shared secret for a few days (or weeks). Pick a time to tell the parents (best to wait until you're a few weeks along), and put together a plan. Break the news to both sets of parents with similar timing and fanfare to avoid hurt feelings. As for your friends... common knowledge says, wait until week twelve. But, (with the guidance of our real mom Nesties) we say, do it whenever the time feels right! Just make sure you're prepared for the news to spread quickly -- it's tough for people to keep such exciting news to themselves! See the Doctor ... now! Chances are, the test was correct and everything is fine... but it's still essential to see your OB/GYN. Call your doc and explain that you're expecting as soon as you know, and schedule your first appointment for whenever she recommends. The Bump Editors Not necessary to "keep it quiet" OK, while I appreciate the information, why recommend waiting until the 12th week to announce? I think this is out of date and just doesn't apply as a general "rule" for couples. Just my two cents. Couples should be encouraged to weigh the pros and cons of telling early and then do what's best for them. jooliagoolia | re: Q: Think I'm Pregnant? I agree...I have friends that I would tell just as soon as family, because even if something were to happen, I would want to be able to talk to them about it anyway... nosoup4u | re: Q: Think I'm Pregnant? I second the previous posters- tell people when you want to- there's no right or wrong. I personally oculdn't imagine going through iut without my mom and best friend, no matter what happened. sorte07 | re: Q: Think I'm Pregnant? I have had many people wait until 12 weeks before they tell people. Some would rather wait incase something happened. My friends sister told everyone she was pregnant as soon as she found out - then when she miscarried at 8 weeks she had untell a lot of people. The second time she got pregnant she decided to wait and was glad she did. It was easier to tell people at 10 weeks that she had another miscarriage than what she went through before. I think that waiting (whether it be 1 week after you find out or when you hit 12 weeks) gives you and your DH time to adjust to expanding your family, discuss how you will do things and what you're limits will be so that when you announce your good news you'll have all that figured out. blondie42107 | re: Q: Think I'm Pregnant? I agree with waiting to tell. We told our parents right away, who then went out and told the world. (and in a town with only 1800 people, news travels fast) Then, I found out I had blighted ovums at 9 1/2 weeks. Our families didn't do as great of a job with this news; 2 1/2 months later, at Christmas, there were family members who still thought I was pregnant. The next time around, when we're actually read to have a child, I may not even tell our parents until 10-12 weeks! NuGrrlNTwn | re: Q: Think I'm Pregnant? I have had two miscarriages, one at 12 and the other at 6 weeks. The first time we told everyone and then had to untell. The second time, we kept it to only a few people knowing. When and if i get pregnant a 3rd time, were waiting till about 13 weeks or whenever I start showing. MrsE0706 | re: Q: Think I'm Pregnant? Personally, when we got PG with #1 we told everyone the next day; we were so excited! Had a normal pg'cy and delivery. Now he's 2.5. When I got PG with #2 in April we did the same thing. It never occured to me that "I" would miscarry. I was wrong. I m/c'd at 5 weeks and had to tell everyone we lost the baby. It was awful. Now that we are still trying, I am thinking we will hold off until we see or hear a heartbeat. Then we will spread the joy. Mrs.OSU2K1!! | re: Q: Think I'm Pregnant? Since I recently had a miscarriage, I can say that originally we were going to hold off on telling our parents, just a few weeks. Then when I was miscarrying I needed my mom, I was out of state w/o my husband. Now I am so glad that I had her to support me. Next time it gives me even more reason to tell her immediatly, I will need someone to talk to about ever "funny feeling". As for friends I will also tell one or two close friends because I need their support as well. j&bmay2006 | re: Q: Think I'm Pregnant? I haven't had to tell anyone yet because we are still ttc, but I think I will only tell a few select people (other than DH of course!), and that would be one of my SIL, two of my BFs, and my DH family will probably hear, though if something does happen and I m/c, both my SIL will be able to help my though because they both did. I'll just need the support. Work and other friends, and my family will probably wait until we hear the heartbeat. (That's sounds so heartless...his family will hear before mine...and I want it that way!) dakinican | re: Q: Think I'm Pregnant? Definately see a doctor immediately- I didn't, due to having read "wait till week 8-10" somewhere, and ended up with a ruptured ectopic pregnancy- the night before I was supposed to leave for my honeymoon! Had I gone to the Dr's when I found out two weeks before, the HGC test would most likely had come back with abnormal levels and they could have dissolved the pregnancy and saved my tube- Hopefully my story can help prevent another woman from going through that torture. Tonya_G | re: Q: Think I'm Pregnant? Waiting until week 12 is not t torture anyone. It is because most miscarriages happen before week 12. That way you don't have to tell everyone that you told you were pregnant already that you unfortunately lost the baby. Nicole&Dustin | re: Q: Think I'm Pregnant? I think that it is a good idea to tell right away anyone who you would want to be there for you if you had a miscarriage. It is so much more painful to make the phone call that you had a miscarriage if the person never even knew you were pregnant. shortl | re: Q: Think I'm Pregnant? When we found out i was pragnant, i was so happy and told everyone, my hubby asked me to wait, just incase something happened. Well it did, we lost the baby, Yesterday, and i cant imagaing having to go back and tell everyone i lost it. i am gald i told my mom, when i first got pergnant, so we could go through the joys and saddness together. hairdesigner | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? I took a digital EPT test on monday and it was positive and I have my 1st doctors appt on June 20th. We are very excited and hope all goes well, is it at all possible to get a false positive? sarahleigh23 | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? My husband and I decided to start TTC on June 21st I had a period that started on June 24th and ended on July 1st. Now it has been 38 days since my last period started so I am 10 days late but I took a test on July 20th ( 1 day before missed period) and then again last Friday July 25th (4 days after missed period) both were negative. Did I just take the test too soon or could I be preggo? jrm1982 | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? I think waiting is the best option. One of my best friends and sister-in-law were pregnant around the same time. They both told us right away. One miscarried after 14 weeks, and one when into premature labor after 18 weeks. They both were devastated as were we. They were both able to get pregnant pretty soon after but waited and they both said they were glad they did! They said it was harder on them the first go round because everyone knew and it made it that much more devastating. tenny06 | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? Random question here - once you go to your doctor for the blood test, how long does it take for them to get back to you with the results? Instantaneous, a few hours, a few day, a week? KEARitchie | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? My last period was on August 10 and on that next Sunday, I had clear discharge which was not unusual. We had sex twice this week and on Thurdsay night my stomach or ovaries hurt worse than they usually do. The next day which was Friday, I experienced sore breasts, and cramping. I was also very bloated and when I felt like I have to go #2, it was nothing but gas!! When I do go #2, it's just a couple of small, tiny, very out of the ordinary poo. (I never experience any of this before a period.) Since then, on occasion I have felt a slight twinge on my left ovary and it seems as if I continuously have gas gurgling on the left side of my stomach. My boobs are no longer sore, but I still get that gurgling in my stomach and constant burping. Has anyone else experienced this?? If I am PG this is my 1st so I have no idea what to expect. I have also taken 2 digital PG tests one last Wed. and one this morning and I have gotten a negative on both. :( Any help would be great. lovebugkim | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? I've had the unfortunate experience of having a miscarriage at 14 weeks after telling everyone we knew about being pregnant. It was my first pregnancy and I was devastated when it happened. Because I told people and those people had told people that we mutually knew, I spent many months after the miscarriage meeting up with people I hadn't seen in a while who knew that I had been pregnant. They unknowingly bombarded me with questions of "when are you due?" or "you don't look very big, are you eating properly?", only to have to explain to them that I had lost the baby. Which was awkward and upsetting enough for my husband and I, but it also made them feel awkward as well when they realized they had put their foot in their mouths or at least felt like they had. We never blamed them for not knowing, but it still didn't make it any easier to talk about it. When I found out I was pregnant with my next two children, I told a select few people, but mostly kept it to us, just in case. I think it's a very personal choice that should be based on how you would feel if something did happen. What people in your life would you want to help you through the situation if it did happen? That's how I decided who to tell and who not to tell. You'll know in your heart who you think should know and who can keep it to themselves should you honour them with being one of the first to know about your up and coming bundle of joy. Discuss it with your significant other...the choice it ultimately up to the both of you. I wish you all the best of luck in TTC , in your pregnancy's and in your decision making...trust me, the decisions only get harder from here, but they're ALL worth the energy you put into them. Crystal_Roul | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? We will do our best to wait the 12 weeks, two of our best friends just couldn't resist telling everyone early and then miscarried right around 12 weeks. She said it was so much harder because she had to explain to everyone she knew that they had lost the baby. I'd like to save myself the additional heartache if this unfortunate situation happened to us! MrsLynneaY | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? it seems like everyone miscarries with their first child. does that happen to everyone? missblkbelt | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? I was 5 days late and I knew something was up. We did two tests, the first one was the one with little lines, and I wanted more confirmation, so we did a clear blue, and same positive result. Part of me wanted to wait until we were sure I wouldn't miscarry, but ME trying to keep that kind of news silent was NOT going to happen! I couldn't even wait a minute. tohave2hold | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? How many days late should you call your doctor? I'm 3 days late and took a test and it came out negative. lilkitten022185 | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? Am 4 weeks late. I had spotting and discharge last monday. I took 3 test and all negative. mela1082 | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? 3 days late again this month, but test still say negative. grrrr this is sooo frustrating! lilkitten022185 | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? I have the same question. I am 3 days late, which is unusual for me i'm usually no later than a day to a day and a half. So I though I was. I've also noticed that my breasts have been a bit more tender recently than usual and I've felt off lower back pain, both of which i've gotten before on a period, but nothing yet. I thought maybe we'd concieved, but I took a Clear Blue today and it was negative. How long should I wait (assuming i dont start) before I take another test or call my doctor? knittychick | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? My first child was a miscarriage... We're trying again though! We were trying to wait till the first appt. with the dr. or the weekend before the first appt. (week 9), but we had a miscarriage at week 6, so we had not told anyone. I had a very painful miscarriage and so we called family for help, support, and prayers (and to let them know in general). Personally I'd rather tell my family from now on right away and let them keep the secret with me for 6 to 9 more weeks before we're ready to tell others! I don't want to break the news to family that way again. Also, it got around that I was pregnant after the fact, and people were congratulating me at my parents/in-law's church. I have RA and dr wants me to call and come in the following Monday after the first positive test! Can't wait to give her that call! mrc7sjsc | re: Q: Think I'm pregnant? I think I may be pregnant but my normal menstral cycle if I start would be in about 10 days should I wait untill then before taking a test? Treefrogin3 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? As far as the question re: everyone miscarrying their first pregnancy, miscarriages are as common as 1 in every 5 pregnancies. It's not that EVERYONE miscarries, just that it is very common and happens to a lot of people... You aren't at a higher risk the first time you are pregnant (as far as I have read), I just think that first timers are a little more sensitive and open to discussing it. Seems like once you have other children, it's not like it's not just as sad, just that you don't have as much time to be sad b/c you have another happy baby there with you. ReiszsPieces | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I just found out that I am 4 weeks pregnant. My doctor scheduled my first appointment for 8 weeks, is this normal? They just took my word that both tests I took at home were accurate. greentowne | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Oh good god I can't sit still! Today is supposed to be the first day of my period, and I am just absolutely dying to see if I make it through the day with no period or not. I keep thinking I am having pg symptoms, but really they are not different than my regular PMS symptoms so it honestly could be either one. I think it will be a miracle if I can wait until tomrrow to take the test. Sheesh. I just had to get this out, because we are keeping TTC pretty quiet, so I don't even have anyone to tell that I might be. My hubby is the world's most patient person, so he doesn't understand how I am just DYING to know! Hopefully I am pg!! lizparkerdeken | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I have been waiting for 3-4 months. We got a possitive test thurs. and again on fri.! I called to make an appointment but my Dr office is closed! I have been trying so hard to keep it to myself and my Hubby wants to tell everyone. I have only told a select few that i "might" be preggers. A good friend of mine told me that even when I do make an appointment, they will ask when my last period was, and they will schedual for 8 weeks after that!?! I am such an impatient person! I don't know if I will be able to keep the secret for 12 weeks, but I also don't want to have to untell everyone. I think I will only tell the ones that meen a lot to me and I KNOW wont blab. Qfam888 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Speaking about telling...I can't keep it in anymore and know none of you probably know me SO WE'RE PREGNANT! Can you believe it only took us 2 weeks? We were pregnant after our honey moon and can't wait to share the exciting news with family and friends AFTER the doctors appointment. PS-my doctor got me in within a week for my first visit after calling them to say we got a positive test. panthermom | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I found out last night...3 positive pregnancy tests. We went to my parents house to tell them. Stopped by Target on the way up and got a "for the grandparents" card. This was totally completely unplanned, s owe felt like I needed the moral support. I called my one friend who is like a sister on my way into work this morning b/c I felt like I was going to explode. I have my blood test scheduled for Monday. It's going to be a VERY long weekend. According to this website the baby is due on my birthday. Which is a little creepy if you think about your parents...lol. We will also be married 6 years when (and if...I'm buying a digital test on lunch...but I have all the symptoms and missed my period) the lil one arrives...same as my parents. I want to go home and learn all about being pregnant now...because it wasn't planned I really know nothing except what I learned from my friends. I have to go pee again now :). a&jJan10 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Oh and I won't tell anyone other than my husband's family before the 10 week mark. I need time to adjust and if anything happens I don't think I'd want everyone to know. a&jJan10 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? My boyfriend and i had a miscarriage 6 months ago... We found out we were pregnant on a sunday, told everyone on monday, and miscarried on thursday. It was awful getting all of the congratulations weeks later and having to tell them the disappointing news. With the exception of my mom and his dad we aren't telling anyone this time until we have an ultrasound! trishadivine | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Waiting to tell is a good idea... I've had a few friends who have found out they were pregnant and told everyone. Then a few days or weeks later they had to tell everyone that they had miscarried... I would reccommend waiting until after your first doctor's appointment.... Definately tell your parents though if you can't keep it in. TnA0621 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Yesterday, I had my first positive pregnancy test from an hpt. We told our parents and siblings (and my best friend) right away because we have had trouble conceiving. It has been a little over a year and a half. They have been supportive in our struggle every step of the way, so it was only natural to tell them right away. I pray that we don't have t' "untell them", but if we do they will be equally as supportive. We will hold off telling anyone else until closer to the 12 week mark. LovinTone | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I'm going insane... This is month 9 of TTC, How early can symptoms start when you are pregnant? Does anyone know? I have tried all sorts of TTC positions, Contraceptives, ovulation Trackers and charts. I finally gave up and decided to let it all happen and now 2 days before I am supposed to start, my breast are tender and My sense of smell is disgustingly strong and I am sick to my stomach. It will all be worth it if I am pregnant but I dont know how early these symptoms pop up. Anyone else know? alvaradojerrica111 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? We will probably share around 8 weeks to our family and then our close friends - asking them to keep the news to themselves... then share it with the world at 12 weeks!! The thing is... even if you wait til 12 weeks to share, things can STILL go wrong and it will be awkward. I know someone who lost the baby at 27 weeks! Everyone would definitely know by that point. LINZ1084 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? We just found out a week ago that we are pregnant and this is going to be our third child! We were not ttc, it just happened! I was actually told by my dr that I could have pcos, well, looks like I dont!!! We went ahead and told everyone1 We are very excited!!!! Good Luck to everyone else!!!. jennifermrx | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I miscarried a few months ago at almost 7 weeks. We hadn't told anyone except a couple very close friends. But I needed my mom, so I called her then. We found out this morning that we're expecting again. I intend to not tell anyone for a few weeks. The first time, we had to "untell" people and I think it made it harder on me to deal with. Tanya4318 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I just found out on Saturday that we are expecting well for the second time. the first one we had a miscarriage at 6 weeks and it was horrible we didnt tell anyone i was expecting until after the miscarriage when i needed some one to talk to (my husband's mom had a miscarriage). So i think that we are going to tell our parents and siblings this coming weekend, since it is father's day. and hopefully our parents can keep it a secret until we get farther along. daniellelienig | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? We are going out of town to visit family this weekend. I am leaving today and the hubby is leaving tomorrow. I should have started my period Mon (today is Thurs) so I decided to take a pregnancy test so that I wouldnt have to wonder all weekend, plus I didnt want to worry about drinking!! We only started ttc 3 or 4 weeks ago so I NEVER thought we would get prego the FIRST MONTH! I had a strange feeling about is for the past 7 weeks and sure enough, the test says "YES+"!!!!!!! Im FREAKING OUT! I called my hubby at work and felt so bad that I had to tell him over the phone, but I was crying on the kitchen floor alone, and HAD TO TELL him before leaving! Now I have to come up with excuses all weekend on vacation as to why im not drinking and pretend everything is normal....NOTHING FEELS NORMAL right now!!!! :) Chabra | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I'm 4 weeks and I don't care! I told my close friends and family. I asked them not to post on FB. But other than that I'm glad and overwhelmed. Whatever happens, happens. Trusting God that everything will be ok is just life and if something were to go wrong then it wasn't meant to be. For now, for us, close friends and family feels right. Others will just have to wait till I show. :-) rlmaldonado | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? It's very difficult to tell an acquaintance that you hardly know that you had a miscarriage, or tell one well-wisher after another that you have. It's a constant reminder that you had a miscarriage... not fun. News carries fast. Miscarriages are very common and if it happens to you, you will most certainly regret telling anyone that you are pregnant. Obviously, the choice is yours but as someone who has been there (more than once... and I have no fertility problems) I would recommend waiting until around 12 weeks. I won't even tell my mom because she is one of the biggest gossips I know!!! diam5825 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? If are sick and not yourself and need support from friends and family it's ok to tell your innter circle for those reasons! flyroxie1 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? We tried to concieve this past month, and today 5 days before my period is due, i tested and it came back negative. Better luck next month? or so i still have hope? katiebeck3 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? To Katieback3...did you find out your were pregnant yet? Test are unpredictable especially when you take them early. Friday I took my test first thing in the morning and it was negative. I took another the next night and it was positive! And I have taken 2 since just to make sure :) heathj245 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? We told early with the last pregnancy and miscarried. I was glad I had the support of my mom and family. We're pregnant again, and are telling immediate family and close friends right away. Why should I hide the fact that theres' something exciting going on? If I miscarry, wouldn't my friends and family want to be there to support me? I think it's sad people are encouraged to wait to tell others, until they are more sure the current pregnancy is a "sure thing." First, nothing's sure in life. Second, it's essentially encouraging people to keep mum if they have a miscarriage. Not enough people talk about their miscarriages, which is probably why there's such a stigma still. The advice from this expert is wrong. Tell whoever you want whenever you're ready. If you've had a miscarriage, don't be afraid to tell people. It's a devastating event in your life-- those close to you should know what you're going through so they can be there for you. I hope the rest of advice on this site isn't as archaic and short sighted. meeekuslaw | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? First, make sure you are taking good care of yourself: prenatal vitamins, healthy diet, walking/light exercise, rest. Then I would take a test to make sure. If it's positive, call your Dr to set up your first appointment. In regards to the advice about sharing the news, it's really up to you. My general rule of thumb is: I don't tell anyone in the first trimester unless they would be told if I had a miscarriage (like my immediate family). There are some people I just wouldn't want to share that info with, so once the first trimester passes, I go ahead and tell the world. But it's totally your call! Good luck! marydmunoz | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? We took 3 tests this past weekend and all were positive and I have a Dr appt scheduled for this Friday. I'm trying to tell my DH that we need to wait until 12 weeks or so to let everyone know and he doesn't seem to get it. He is ultimately positive but I always think of the "what if". I am intending on telling my Mom and Sister and his parents and Brother but beyond that the rest will wait that is if they can all keep the secret. This will be the 1st grandchild for his parents and my Mom's 2nd(from my sister). Believe I would love to tell everyone but reading what everyone has wrote about miscarriages and untelling people I think we will wait. MelP0928 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I've taken 3 tests...I'm positive I'm preggers but all three test say otherwise. AF is supposed to show her face tomorrow. I'm going to wait until Wednesday or Friday to take the test. I hope it shows positive!!! Unfortunately I won't be able to go along with telling the parents at the same time. My set live in a different state. So we've come up with a card announcement just for all the family members. :) Our secret. buttercupbride11 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I went of the pill Jan. 1st and had my period from 1/4-1-8. I've been taking my BBT everyday and BD with my DH just as I ovulated on 1/29 (a little later than usual prolly 'cause I stopped the pill?). Anyway, 2 DPO I started having cramps, bloating and gas (like AF was due any minute) and was noticably more tired. Symptoms are now a little worse at 5DPO. I now feel like I have an increased heart rate, even when I'm just sitting around, pressure in my lower abdomen and weird appetite (hungary, but most of the things I like don't sound good). I'm really hoping I'm pregnant... this will be my first! I guess, now I get to play the waiting game til Feb. 12th when I can take a HPT... This is going to be a long wait. What do you all think? Am I pregnant? I hope so... Baby Dust everyone!!! 11tulips | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Hello everyone. Me and mine just found out his cousin is pg, then I mp took several hpt all neg. Had all pg signs including what I thot was imp blood took more hptests went to dr got bt all neg. They sent me home, even tho I had a weird pain in my side (felt like an air bubble) that said if it got worse come back asap. It did so I did and turns out I had a ruptured Ocyst. I have had 3mc and 2 ruptured cysts and I am only 23. Io only recently quit drinking and TTC I'm trying to eat better an take vitamins. I have high hopes I'm young an strong I've done things that have damaged my body that makes me wonder if I can conceive(cracked tailbone never fully healed) or carry to full term, but I'm determined to have a baby. I say goodluck to you all and I'll let u kno if this is our month :)!!!! SunjayLuv | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? You should see your doctor,especially if its your first KemmyOR | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? We're ttc and I know I would want to tell my mom right away, but then if we told his mom I know everyone would know pretty soon. His family can't keep secrets to save their lives! I don't want to offend anyone either though........Any opinions/advice welcome! laurenluor | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Just took a test ( well 2 of them) they are both POSITIVE! I can't fathom my feelings right now, my husband comes home from work in one hour and i havent told him yet. Just had to tell someone before i burst!! :D ashbrown52111 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Congrats! My husband and I found out yesterday!!! We have been ttc for over 6 mo. now and we are thrilled with the news! I'm not planning on telling family/friends until we are 12 wks just in case. Good luck with everything!! Can't wait until our first doc appt. kaitlinblaire | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I understand the reason people want to wait to tell. It is so that if miscarriage happens you don't have to worry about people asking about the baby. The first time I got pregnant I didn't tell a lot of people for that reason, but I disagree. I should have told everyone I felt comfortable telling. Being pregnant is a blessing and exciting. If you don't tell people because you are scared something is going to happen you are kind of expecting it to happen. Also holding back great news because you are afraid is no way to live. This is my second pregnancy and I intend not to worry about what could happen and focus on what is happening. cvstray | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I got miscarriage twice and I really recommend to hold it till week 12 (until everything is settle). It's very emotional drainage when you have miscarriage. On top of it, you have also need to tell the bad news to parents is very heart breaking......I know it's irresistible to not breaking the news but for the big picture...it's definitely worth to wait... bigbirdc | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I think now you can tell after your nine week appt. when they hear the heartbeat. At that point, you have a less than 2% chance of miscarriage. This used to be found at the 12 week visit, and that's why people waited until that appointment. 3sweetpeas | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I have been having pregnancy symptoms for the past week, but I am still on my birth control and don't want to get my hopes up (but really hope my DH and I have a surprise on our hands/in my belly). Any advice on the waiting before my period is supposed to come? (in 2 weeks) jackersCU | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? We are definitely waiting til week 12 to tell family or friends. We just got married a few weeks ago and this was completely unexpected for us. We told our best man, and our maid of honor but thats all we're ready for right now... our best man and his wife just went through a tragic miscarriage and we have seen how often people STILL ask her about the baby...its very hard for them...and we just aren't ready for all of that just yet KaylaNay89 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? be yourself quotes I think you are. Congratulations on successfully conceiving a quotes about death of a loved one baby laran21 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I just found out I am pregnant on Sunday. We are telling our families on Thursday...and are only about 4 weeks along (we think!). I want to tell them for support and prayer. If I were to have a miscarriage I would tell them either way. mattandlynda | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I am 31 and my last child was born in Dec. 2006. We were trying to get pregnant when I found out that I would needed a radiation treatment to dissolve my thyroid gland. The doctor told us to use birth control for at least a year. We did and the OBGYN said that I would probably not be able to get pregnant due to the strength of the radiation. It has been four years since I quit using birth control and my 5 year old came up to me out of the blue and said that I have a baby in my tummy. I laughed this off and then it started eating at me. Why would she say that? My breast have been extremely sensitive and I missed a period last month (not unusual since the radiation). So I took a test on Tuesday. On Wed. me and my mother in law were talking and I started to tell her, but decided to wait until I went to the doctor and would tell my whole family together on Sunday. Unfortunately, my mother in law died in a car accident on Thursday, and all I could think was I wish I had told her. No matter what the outcome of my pregnancy I wish I had told her. It pulled at me not telling her. I guess what I am trying to say, if something inside is screaming for you to tell someone, TELL THEM. You never know when it might be too late to share the news. As far as I can tell you should be able to get a positive reading within a day or two of a missed period. As far as symptoms, you know your body the best. If you have been trying to get pregnant it is easy to miss read symptoms. Take a deep breathe, relax and listen to what your body is telling you. I wish you all the best of luck and I know that every situation is different for each couple. Good Luck and God Bless! Girlwholuvs2talk | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? When i was pregnant i was so excited that i told everyone close to me and i had a miscarriage at 8 weeks, it was the hardest thing telling everyone that i wasnt pregnant no more. A couple of months after my miscarriage i got pregnant again and this time i waited a lil to tell people but when i was 3 months pregnant i thought it couldnt happen again but 2 months later i had to go to the hospital and was there for 2 weeks and sadly enough i had a still born. The worse thing is loosing your child and holding them and not being able to do anything. 2 years later and people still are asking me about my pregnacy and it still hurts to tell people that i had a still born. Yes u want people to be there for you when u want to talk but trust me you dont want anyone there when it happens because ur so hurt. So do what you think is best for you and your partner. Good luck! sarina0925 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? It is definately hard to wait, but after loosing 2 pregnancies, this pregnancy I currently am in(week 5), I plan to wait till at least after I have ultrasound and see heartbeat. I have told close family members, etc but that is all aurelio13 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? As you ask me for answer I can suggest massive answer that will blow everything else away : army bases in Florida stevencobbler | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Looks like I am in trouble stevencobbler | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? last night me and hubby had sex and we're trying to have a baby. when would we find out that we are having a baby? bbygail20 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Having gone through this recently I would personally wait to tell family. I was pregnant for the first time late 2011 and I found out I was pregnant at 8 weeks we immediately told close friends and family. Shortly after at 10.5 weeks I lost the baby and I had to tell everyone I told that we had lost the baby. It was a very difficult Christmas as I had to have an emergency D&C :( I am currently now pregnant at 5 weeks and the only People I have told is of course my husband, best friend and sister. We decided to wait to tell both sides of our parents since my mom had taken the loss very hard as it was going to be her first grandchild, we wanted to save them and ourselves the heartache. It was difficult reconnecting with people and having them ask "how's the pregnancy coming along?" and being reminded it wasn't possible. We decided to wait until we hit the 13-15 week mark. That's my personal opinion based on my experience. Hopeless Romantic | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? we had our first baby and everything was fine we told people we were pregnant as soon as we knew. I got pregnant again and we told everyone asap. Well we had a miscarage around 10 weeks, and that was hard, and it was even mre hard telling everyone what happend. So now i think were going to wait until after 12 weeks or as long as we can. garwood87 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I think it is ok to wait! With our first child we called and told the world that very day and 9 months later we had an adorable baby girl. She is five now and Last friday we found out she is getting a baby brother/sister. My DH and I decided that we were going to wait to tell this time just so it can be our little secret. We are going to tell everyone at Thanksgiving after my first ultrasound. gwenni1202 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Im 6 Weeks Pregnant And Have A UTI How Can I Cure It Without Antiboticss ? 0603003769 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? We've been trying for 5 months now and trying to battle the fact I have Endo, PCOS and a rare infertility disease usually only found in Mediterranean based Jews. I haven't had my period for a few months now, and have been using ovulation monitors and I started bleeding two days ago but its not like a regular period. We have had sex 10 times in the past two weeks, so I'm hoping that this means implantation bleeding and that I am in fact PG! shortnmouthy | i-think-im-pregnant-now-what I'm having symptoms that are making me thing I'm pregnant. I'm having cramps and I'm tired and hungry a lot more than I have been. I have also been feeling like I'm going to get sick but never do.. could I be pregnant? rebeccalea12 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I told my husband and mom right away. And my mom told my dad and all her co-workers. My mom is a nurse practitioner that deals with reproductive health, she'd also had two miscarriages before she had me so I knew that if this pregnancy doesn't make it to term I'll have someone who understands from personal experience and professional. As far as everyone else it's not going on facebook until week 16-20 and I slowly spill the beans as it comes up. I think it varies for everyone my sister-in-law had three 1st trimester very public miscarriages, this 4th time around she waited until 12 weeks to tell the whole world. Now she is 17 weeks excepting a baby girl. :) missperky | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? To cure a uti homopathically, drink lots of cranberry juice take cranberry pills and eat yogurt, but it has to buta special kind. Non cultured i think. I cant remember, but the internet will know. Good luck. ploysak | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Try not to freak out...get excited...try not to freak out...think OMG we're Pregnant! Try to breathe... freak out that you drank a moscato and mango margarita and Olive Garden.. Sign up for the thebump....lol Cape&Tiara3721 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? It is most certainly an individual's decision, so whatever you decide to do, is best for you! My midwife gave me a suggestion that I chose to follow: before 3 months, tell anyone that you are also comfortable having grieve with you if you have a miscarriage. It may sound morbid, but there is a 25% chance of miscarriage, even for a healthy woman, so I chose to wait. Anticipation is killing me! nicolinab | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I miscarried at 5 weeks last month. Because I knew this was a possibility, I didn't tell my family right away. Since I miscarried so early, I didn't have to untell anyone the news. It was something my DH and I got through together and now we are TTC again. I think I will wait until I get an ultrasound or hear a heartbeat before telling everyone. Piere87 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? I would like to comment on waiting to tell your parents... I did and my dad had an accident and I wasn't able to tell him... You just never know and I look back at how foolish it was to wait MattMaggie | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Make a dr appt! And then you get all the fun blood work done. (with your blood work the dr can predict how far along you are with how much hormone you have in your blood). I would personally wait to tell EVERYONE. We told all our family and friends right away the last time I was preggo and it was hard telling all of them that we lost the baby at 12wks. Not to scare you. Sammie31 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? You can tell whomever you want, as long as you don't care about also telling them if the pregnancy doesn't work out. I miscarried my first pregnancy at 10 weeks, we found out at 8 weeks that the pregnancy had stopped progressing at 5 weeks. So, since we had only told a few people, we only had to discuss the miscarriage with a few people. I am happy, since it was difficult enough to go through the process without having to explain to everyone why we were no longer pregnant. Jenn49085 | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? Wait because some of us are high risk pregnancy. iloveu4ever | Q&A: I think I'm pregnant...Now what? To the "telling early" issue. I was pregnant with my first two months ago. In short, it was an early pregnancy loss/chemical pregnancy. I lost baby at 4 wks, 2 days. I had told my mother and a choice few at work who I am closest to. There is no guarantee that your baby will keep growing, unfortunately. So, after my experience, I do agree with waiting a little longer. I am very nervous about telling anyone early the next time I conceive (if I am blessed enough to do so). It was extremely hard to function after I lost baby and there was added hard times because I knew that other people knew and they all want to know how you are feeling and how things are going. Then, it is awkward for you and them when you do have to tell them that you lost the pregnancy. I wish you the best of luck and hope to the heavens that you will never experience such a thing. LilLizzy1487 | Want to participate? Log in to share your thoughts


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very poor coverage for my skin, didnt cover up anything at all
although the colour was good for my skin tone
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I have only used this product for one day.. but I can definitely say I was surprised by how good it was. I have some acne scaring on my face - not deep scaring, just on the surface and I do get some acne sometimes so I do need good coverage. Although I used some concealer over the scars, this product did its job well. When I first put it on I wasn't sure it would have great coverage but after a few minutes I looked in the mirror and seemed that to have settled and it looked great - it looked so naturaly, not cakey at all and I have had it on all day and it still looks great! Definitely would recommend this but if you need good coverage for acne scaring you will have to use a little concealer. Overal great foundation and I love the pump and the packaging/bottle!
This is a very sheer foundation. I actually bought this by mistake and decided to give it a try anyway. I used it only once because it was one of the worst foundations I have ever tried. It's very very sheer and has a funny odor to it. It kinda smells of chemicals but also kind of peanut buttery. I know that's weird, right. But my boyfriend actually noticed it first. He leaned in to hug me right after I had applied this, so it was still fairly wet and he said wow ur face smells like peanut butter! Lol! I know it sounds crazy but it actually does..with a slight chemically smell too, if that makes any sense. Anyways, the coverage was poor. I had to use a ton of powder over this and I would definitely not buy this again. Thank God I returned this & could get back my $9, this was so not worth it! Revlon does have a new version of this foundation out w/a pump and way better coverage and I can't wait to try that one!
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This is the closest dupe to Nars Sheer Glow I've found. The coverage, look and feel are spot-on! This foundation is a little heavier in application feel and there's SPF in this but they are VERY similar and NARS SG is my HG. I do like this budget friendly option for my very dehydrated skin. Oily skin people will not like this. The title states the obvious "Age Defying", it's for mature, dry and dehydrated spectrum of skins.
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I only bought this because it was on sale on walgreens for $4 so I decided to try it and... I did like this stuff it has no coverage at all and made my face feel so oily . I would not buy this again
Used the foundation for years and really like it, blends well, covereage tad on the light side but it is buildable.. Worth a try!
Virtually no coverage! As others have stated most tinted moisturizers have more coverage than this, thank god I picked this up on clearance for a couple of bucks.
What a range of reviews for this product, unfortunately, my experience with this stuff was awful!
I personally love this foundation! Im on my THIRD bottle. I dont necessarily have perfect skin either and the coverage works great for me! I also love that its not cakey or look like a mask. I apply it using a sponge after i have already moisturized and its a medium coverage and generally covers my blemishes after i top it off with my powder. Another thing that i love about this foundation is that it doesn't make my skin worse, if anything my skin has cleared up since i have switched over to this. My old foundation I used to have to run to the bathroom and blot every couple hrs. but this one lasts all day, if its really humid i might have to blot maybe once midday but nothing to complain about!! I would appreciate a pump though ;) Overall, i lovelovelove this and will continue repurchasing!!!
I agree with all the other negative reviews - this stuff is really rubbish!
I picked it up in Northern Ireland the other day, only because it was in the bargain basket at 50p! Got one for my sister too and my Mum bought one.
Hmm. I've always been complemented on my good skin and am always getting told I look much younger than my age of 43.
However, I have some rosacea patches, nose pores and am starting to get some age blemishes.
This foundation is 'age-defying', right?
I thought maybe it was because it was really old or something (hence price) but there is NO coverage. A dull, dead colour (Fresh Ivory, which I was thrilled to find in the bargain bucket) that is neither 'dewy' nor age-defying. Botafirm? Whatever that is... Nope, nothing about my face looks firmer either! Absolute rubbish. It smells lovely so I'm guessing it's not 'off' and this is actually how it was made!
Even if I had the skin I had 20 years ago, without the abovementioned flaws, I can tell that this would do nothing at all for my skin or look, really surprised as I've always thought Revlon was a 'very good make'. Will update if my Mum/sis get back to me about their use of it. Back to the foundation-finding drawing board for me!
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Love this! I am 49, and have used and tried soooooooooo many foundations and was never happy with the products I tried--until now. I have been using this for over a year and I am so happy with this product. I have combination skin with some fine lines, but, when I put this on my face, my skin looks very healthy, and more importantly, younger. It does not transfer onto your clothing, and the color stays true ALL day. I have even gone to bed without washing it off(not a habit, to be sure) and the next morning the foundation looked as though I had just applied it. Love this product. I just wish it came with a pump.


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Ben Stokes. A match winner with bat, ball or in the field. Not the finished article by any extent but gives balance and options to the squad.
Ben Stokes. A match winner with bat, ball or in the field. Not the finished article by any extent but gives balance and options to the squad.
Round One
Pothas - James Anderson
Cabinet96 - Kevin Pietersen
91Jmay - Alastair Cook
Marcuss - Graeme Swann
theegyptian - Jonathan Trott
andyzaltzhair - Stuart Broad
Howe_zat - Matt Prior
Dan - Joe Root
Round Two
Dan - Graham Onions
Howe_zat - Tim Bresnan
andyzaltzhair - Monty Panesar
theegyptian - Steven Finn
Marcuss - Ian Bell
91Jmay - James Taylor
Cabinet96 - Chris Woakes
Pothas - Chris Tremlett
Round Three
Pothas - Marcus Trescothick
Cabinet96 - Nick Compton
91Jmay - Sam Robson
Marcuss - Samit Patel
theegyptian - Eoin Morgan
andyzaltzhair - Tim Murtagh
Howe_zat - Ed Joyce
Dan - Ravi Bopara
Round Four
Dan - Jos Buttler
Howe_zat - Jack Brooks
andyzalzhair - Jonny Bairstow
theegyptian - Ben Stokes
RIP Philip Hughes - 1988-2014
Craig Kieswetter. Underrated Championship bat with an average of over 40 and 10 centuries and gives me one of the best T20 and list A bats on the circuit. Hopefully I am not being overcome by witnessing his display last night but was planning on grabbing him this round or next anyway. Really happy with how my batting lineup is taking shape:
1. Cook ♤
2. Robson
4. Taylor
6. Kieswetter†
Urgh, would've liked Kieswetter. Will go for Stuart Meaker. Been one of the better Championship bowlers in the last few years.
Neil Mckenzie . Tons of experience, averages over 40 in all formats for Hampshire.
Gary Ballance Could do with some youth to go with Treso and McKenzie, bound to play for England in some form of the game in the near future.
Holy ****. I completely forgot that McKenzie wasn't overseas.
Will add a bit more limited overs quality to my side and take Michael Carberry. He and KP is a pretty great opening partnership in limited overs cricket.
Pothas those are two killer picks. Strong as BALLS middle order you have now.
This is a real difficult pick for me but I need to start building a bowling attack and think there is still some decent depth left for batters. I will go with Michael Hogan. I know he is a Div 2 player but he has taken a stack full of wickets and bowls well in all three formats.
1. Cook ♤
2. Robson
4. Taylor
6. Kieswetter†
9. Hogan
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Pretty sure Hogan is an Aussie
"Causation - still a leading cause of correlation."
Plays as a local. North is Glamorgan's overseas player
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
Simon Kerrigan. Has more than double the amount of wickets than any other English spinner this season in the championship this year. Plus 5 5+ wicket hauls, the same amount as the rest of the spin bowlers in division 2 put together. Can bowl lots of overs in 4 day cricket. 40 over and 20 over not quite at the same standard yet.
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US Coast Guard Fishing Vessel Safety Examinations Now in Force
USCG's mandatory commercial fishing vessel safety examinations for those operating more than three miles from the territorial sea baseline take effect. This requirement, which affects commercial fishing fleets nationwide, comes as a result of Congress' passing of the Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2010. To help fishermen come into compliance with the regulations that apply to their vessel, the Coast Guard has built an on-line commercial fishing vessel "checklist generator" available here. This tool will help owners and operators to understand their specific equipment and operational requirements and the checklist can be used to examine the vessel and prepare for the Coast Guard visit. "We are looking to work with the fishing industry in a fair, reasonable and flexible manner to bring all commercial vessels into compliance with these new requirements," said Ken Lawrenson, the Coast Guard District 17 commercial fishing vessel safety coordinator. "It is in the best interests of all commercial fishermen operating their vessels more than three miles beyond the territorial sea baseline of the United States to contact and start working with their local Coast Guard marine safety unit, if they do not presently have a valid dockside safety exam decal."
Canada Announces Harbor Investments
The Harper Government invests in Mamainse and Kinoosao Harbors Bryan Hayes, Member of Parliament for Sault Ste. Marie, on behalf of the Honorable Gail Shea, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, announced today that the Government of Canada is investing in a harbor improvement project at Mamainse Harbor. The project consists of the refurbishment of the north breakwater. This work is planned to start in the late fall.
Harris to Manage Go2marine's Commercial Supply Division
Kal brings to Mariner Supply and Go2marine over 20 years of sales experience in applying marine equipment, along with associated hydraulic powering systems, to the commercial fishing industry, NOAA, Coast Guard, and the US Navy. The new job at Mariner Supply will allow Kal to continue to work closely with commercial customers to solve complex problems in net-hauling, pot-hauling, lifting and anchor handling, along with mooring operations.
F/V Held for Preventable Safety Violations
A USCG Captain of the Port Order will keep U.S. F/V North Command in Dutch Harbor until more than 10 safety hazards and lifesaving deficiencies are corrected, inspectors from Marine Safety Detachment Unalaska said. Inspectors boarded North Command as part of a required USCG post-search and rescue incident boarding. The vessel lost power in heavy seas about 250 miles southeast of Sand Point and had been the focus of a USCG search and rescue operation.
Canada's TSB Reports on Commercial Fishing Safety
The Transortation Safety Board publishes its findings on a broad safety investigation into commercial fishing accidents in Canada Since 1992 the Transportation Safety Board (TSB) has made 42 recommendations concerning fishing safety, and many of these recommendations have been acted on. However, despite the efforts of the Board and others in government and the private sector, many of the causes of fishing accidents today are the same as those identified by the TSB two decades ago.
The New Generation of Multibeam Sonars from WASSP
Multibeam sonar manufacturer WASSP Ltd has announced details of the company's latest range of multibeam sonar's, now for all commercial applications. WASSP Ltd parent company, ENL Group has invested in the new range to strengthen its number one position in the commercial fishing sector and also to build a product tailored to the survey and workboat market with new features and functions. "Although WASSP was originally designed for commercial fishing
Tugs Pull Boat from Sandbar
A 62-ft. commercial fishing boat that had run aground was dislodged early Saturday, Harbor Patrol officials said. Two tugboats pulled the Emerald Sea to Newport Harbor just after midnight, where Coast Guard officials will inspect it. The boat ran aground on a sandbar near 36th Street on Friday morning. Preliminary reports point to operator error, officials said. Source: LA Times
Coast Guard Enforces Commercial Fishing Vessel Safety
With the tragic deaths of three Massachusetts fishermen last weekend still resonating throughout the community, the Coast Guard continues to enforce boating safety regulations and, when necessary, force vessels to return to port to correct hazardous conditions. Two Bar Harbor, Maine-based fishing vessels, and one Scituate, Mass., based fishing vessel were boarded and consequently escorted back to their respective ports Tuesday after Coast Guard boarding teams discovered multiple safety
Hispano Radio, WESMAR Dealer in Spain
WESMAR (Western Marine Electronics) of Woodinville, announced the appointment of Hispano Radio Maritima, S.A. as dealer for WESMAR's commercial fishing, pleasure boat, and government business in Spain. The arrangement is for exclusive representation for WESMAR except for the Galician coastal fishing fleet. Hispano Radio has a large sales and service force. They are headquartered in Madrid and operate eight branch sales and service offices throughout the country
USCG Advisory: Upgrade to GPS enhanced EPIRBs
When Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRB) are activated in emergency situations the system transmits vessel identification information to rescuers. Traditional EPIRBs rely on satellite Doppler Shift to identify the distress location. There are a wide variety of Coast Guard approved EPIRBs on the market but many do not have the most up-to-date feature: the ability to transmit the EPIRB's GPS location.
Sinking Fishing Vessel and Crew Safe in Honolulu
The fishing vessel Pacifica moored safely in Honolulu Harbor Monday after taking on water when insufficient shaft packing in the stern tube allowed water to flood the vessel approximately 144 miles north northeast of Oahu, the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) reported.
Marine Noise Emissions: Is it Your Next Regulatory and Environmental Hurdle?
A different kind of emission in the compliance spotlight – above and below decks. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) Sub-Committee on Ship Design and Equipment during its 2012, 56th session submitted a draft revised code on noise levels onboard ships
USCG Cutter Tahoma Returns
Coast Guard Cutter Tahoma returned Sunday to their homeport of Kittery, Maine after a 55-day patrol conducting operations and training in the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank. The crew carried out Living Marine Resources boardings under the guidance of the 1st Coast Guard District
R.W. Fernstrum: Keeping it Cool
Founded by Robert W. Fernstrum 65 years ago, R.W. Fernstrum & Company is now run by the third generation of Fernstrums who continue to build and extend its commercial marine heat exchanger business. Sean Fernstrum, President & Owner discusses the future.
Pumps Reach Sinking Shrimper Just in Time
A commercial fishing vessel from Brownsville is slowly making its way back to port, thanks to some quick actions by its crew and Coast Guard units, informs the US Coastguard, Sector Corpus Christi as follows: The Coast Guard Sector Corpus Christi Command Center received a distress call from the
Hatz to Present Engine Concept Study at SMM
Hatz Diesel, a manufacturer of industrial diesel engines, presents the concept study of the new 4H50TIC as a marine version at the SMM exhibition in Hamburg. Hatz will also showcase other available GL certified engines. Hatz Diesel, a manufacturer of industrial diesel engines in the power range
Revision Proposed for Fishing Vessel Cargo Regs
The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) proposed revisions to its regulations for commercial fishing vessels carrying flammable or combustible liquid cargos in bulk. The proposed revisions would reflect a 1984 statutory change that eliminated fishery-specific and geographical limitations on a statutory
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13300 Allanton Road Panama City, FL 32404 Tel: (850) 522-7400 Email: [email protected] Website: www.easternshipbuilding.com President: Brian D'Isernia The Company: Eastern's original shipyard was established in 1976 for the purpose of constructing
Canada Invests in Harbor Grace Project
Senator Manning announces funding for a harbor improvement project Senator Fabian Manning, on behalf of the Honorable Gail Shea, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, announced today that the Government of Canada is investing in a harbor improvement project at Harbor Grace
USCG Cutter Collides with Fishing Vessel off Puerto Rico
The U.S. Coast Guard is investigating a collision Tuesday between the Coast Guard Cutter Key Largo and the 42-foot commercial fishing vessel, Sea Shepherd, approximately nine nautical miles east northeast of Vieques, Puerto Rico. At 6:38 a.m
Reducing Human Error & Near Miss Incidents
We recently came across a very interesting report issued to Congress by the United States Coast Guard. The May 2012 study might seem dated, but that's hardly the case. Actually, it's a telling description of what can go wrong, why and perhaps
Ferry Vital Link for Island off Taiwan
Nearly 13,000 people inhabit the four-by-two-kilometer Linqiu Island located about 7.5 nautical miles southwest of the Donggang on the main island of Taiwan. Primarily fishermen, the island's population is very dependent on the ferry service to get to the larger center on the main island.
Canada Invests $18.4m in Small Harbors
The Government of Canada invests in Newfoundland and Labrador's small craft harbors Senator Fabian Manning, on behalf of the Honorable Gail Shea, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, announced an $18.4 million investment in improvement projects at small craft harbors in Newfoundland and Labrador
USCG Rescuing Sinking Boat 144 miles off Oahu
The Coast Guard is assisting the crew of a sinking fishing boat 144 miles north northeast of Oahu, Sunday. Watchstanders at the Coast Guard Sector Honolulu Command Center received a distress call from the commercial fishing vessel Pacifica at 8:58 a.m., Sunday.
Vessel & Crew Safe in Honolulu
The fishing vessel Pacifica moored safely in Honolulu Harbor Monday after taking on water approximately 144 miles north northeast of Oahu. The cause of the flooding was determined to be insufficient shaft packing in the stern tube, which allowed water to enter the vessel


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Girls Basketball: Oak Forest runs past Shepard
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Shepard's Courtney Dalton blocks a pass by Oak Forest's Brianna Getzloff. | Jean Lachat~For Sun-Times Media
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A 1-5 start isn't exactly a comfortable way to start a season, but Oak Forest's Kelly McEathron said the rebuilding Bengals learned a lot from their preconference schedule.
"We lost against some really good teams and they were always close games," McEathron said. "Even through they were frustrating, it was definitely a good experience for us, learning what we can and can't do."
Tuesday's 59-28 decision over visiting Shepard was the second consecutive South Suburban crossover victory for Oak Forest.
Nour Salah led the way for the Bengals (3-5, 2-0) with 11 points, while McEathron added 10 points, Taylor Sterkowitz nine points and Gianna Kuras eight points and seven rebounds.
Myrissha Mitchell had five points and eight rebounds and Alyssa Dechene five points for Shepard (3-6, 0-2).
The Astros were missing two key starters in Amanda Weiss (ankle sprain) and Jessica Chaput (tonsil surgery). Oak Forest pounced on its weakened opponents with a 19-1 game-opening run.
"It was a nice start," said McEathron, one of three Bengals to score four first-quarter points. "It's always nice to jump that far out into the lead. Then you can step back and focus on the fundamentals and give everyone a chance to play."
Bengals coach Steve Schanz went to his bench early. With 4:58 left in the half Salah hit the second of her three three-pointers, providing Oak Forest's first points of the second period.
"I like playing that role," Salah said of being a perimeter shooter. "It's challenging, but you get used to it."
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Kinabalu Park or Taman Kinabalu in Malay, established as one of the first national parks of Malaysia in 1964, is Malaysia's first World Heritage Site designated by UNESCO in December 2000 for its "outstanding universal values" and the role as one of the most important biological sites in the world with more than 4,500 species of flora and fauna, including 326 bird and around 100 mammal species.
Located on the west coast of Sabah, Malaysian Borneo, it covers an area of 754 square kilometers surrounding Mount Kinabalu, which at 4,095.2 metres, is the highest mountain on the island of Borneo.
The park is one of the most popular tourist spots in Sabah and Malaysia in general. In 2004, more than 415,360 visitors and 43,430 climbers visited the Park.
The region was designated as a national park in 1964. British colonial administrator and naturalist Hugh Low led an expedition from Tuaran to the region in 1895. He also became the first recorded man to reach the peak of Mount Kinabalu. The highest peak of the mountain was later named after him—Low's Peak.
Kinabalu Park is situated on the Crocker Range on the western coast of Sabah. It is located within the district of Ranau, within the West Coast Division. The park is not to be confused with Crocker Range National Park which is a separate park in the south.
The park headquarters is 88 kilometers away from the city of Kota Kinabalu. There are highways and sealed roads leading towards the park headquarters from other parts of Sabah. It is situated on the southern boundary of Kinabalu Park, at an elevation of 1,563 m (5,128 ft).
This park is administered by an organization called Sabah Parks. Accommodations in the form of chalets can be found in the park, mostly around the headquarters. Reservations for accommodation and mountain climbing guides are processed through Sutera Sanctuary Lodges (also known as Sutera Harbour), a private company. Every person who wishes to climb the mountain must be accompanied by a qualified guide. Sutera is now requiring hikers stay one night at their lodge near the entrance, in addition to a required stay at Laban Rata. The cost to stay is considerably higher than at lodging just outside the park, and includes a mandatory purchase of meals, etc.
The mountain summit trail begins at Timpohon. There is also an alternative route called the Mesilau Trail.
A notable feature of the park is Low's Gully. It is a 1.6 kilometre deep ravine stretching 10 kilometres on the side of the mountain peak.
This botanical site contains a variety of flora and fauna that ranges over 4 climate zones; from rich lowland dipterocarp forest through the montane oak, rhododendron, to the coniferous forests, to the alpine meadow plants, and to the stunted bushes of summit zone. The mountain is also known for its many carnivorous plant and orchid species, most notably Nepenthes rajah.
It is also home to a multitude of endemic animal species, including the Kinabalu Giant Red Leech and Kinabalu Giant Earthworm. The park also plays host to a variety of birds, insects, mammals, amphibians, and reptiles.
Mount Kinabalu is one of the youngest non-volcanic mountains in the world. It was formed within the last 10 to 35 million years. The mountain still grows at a rate of 5 millimetres a year.
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Five reasons why I boycott Christmas and you should, too
I don't love anything/ no, not even Christmas/ especially not that -- Belle & Sebastian
It's not so much that I hate Christmas. I like what Dickens was about in A Christmas Carol, putting forth the idea that charity, celebration and sincere human connection are more important than wealth and ritual. But while we've (bizarrely) kept the aesthetics and catch-phrases from this nineteenth-century novel alive today, most of those who celebrate Christmas have ironically come to embody the Scrooge character, clinging to tradition and existential security without any thought for their neighbors (unless it's to show off the expense of their toys -- both adult and child -- over another's).
Christmas became a drag for me a long time ago, and every year I spend December 25 working at my desk in protest. I am no Scrooge, though; I am not a traditionalist and certainly am not hoarding any money away. No doubt there are plenty of people who will disagree with me on this -- but before you dismiss me as a cold-hearted grinch, reserve judgment for a few minutes while you scroll through my five reasons to boycott Christmas.
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Every year we all sift through a mountain of click-bait stories on how conservatives hate the term "happy holidays" and liberals want a constitutional amendment banning manger scenes. Both sides are equally guilty of manufacturing outrage, using the same cable-news tactics of pitting one group against another -- the ominous subtext being "which side are you on?"
Where does this fit with the "good will toward men" or "peace on earth" taglines of the season? Here's a hypothetical to test the Christmas spirit of your heart: Would you rather have your local courthouse decorated with a theme you find offensive (Christian, humanist, radical Muslim Nazi death metal, whatever) while seeing your community come together under a spirit of love and charity; or would you prefer to have your baby Jesus or Festivus pole on display while families are barricaded in their homes, filled with hatred and suspicion of others? Actually, that's not even a hypothetical -- just the reality of our time.
4) Capitalism
I am not an Occupy revolutionary or a beret-wearing socialist -- most of the time, I think capitalism is a preferable economic model for our country. Except on Christmas. In addition to the War on Christmas stories, we are also overwhelmed each year with economists and pundits practically shoving a rifle up our noses, demanding that we spend-spend-spend for the good of the nation. Our entire financial system is dependent on the six weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas, when we fight like rabid badgers over toys, video games and appliances we're convinced our loved ones need.
As with wedding presents, Christmas gifts are an excellent way to show love and appreciation -- but we've turned the holidays into a speedball of stress that constantly demands more of us than we have to give. Parents beat themselves up about not being able to afford the latest gadget (yet slip it on the Visa card to deal with in January, anyway) and children are pressured to flip out YouTube-style over each gift, lest their parents see themselves as failures.
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Tempted by the four-thirds system but find Olympus' tiny E-410 too small for your goalie hands? The pricier E-510 could save the day
Olympus's out-there four-thirds lens system – a standard it created with its buddy Kodak to let you interchange lenses and bodies from different manufacturers – has its advantages. The main one is that lets the digicam maestro turn out smaller DSLRs like the record-breaking E-410. But sometimes we want something we can wrap our hands around, and the E-510 is just such a cam.
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I noticed something today while I was using JS to replace, ' but apparently there two of them ( and ' ).
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The straight quotes ("
) are used in most programming languages to denote the start and end of a text string, while the typographic apostrophe and so-called smart quotes (
are usually not part of the programming language and can only be used inside text strings.
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You will run into problems if you use a straight apostrophe in that text string because the parser thinks the string has ended while more text is following, generating an error:Code:function example() { return 'this is a string'; }
You either need to escape the apostrophe character (Code:function example() { return 'this is a string and you can't use a straight apostrophe here (without escaping it)'; }\'
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Code:function example() { return 'this is a string and you cant use a straight apostrophe here (without escaping it)'; }
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They are indeed actually two different text symbols and can be trouble to any code if not sighted immediately.
' is an apostrophe, that is code friendly.
is a close single quote, that is not code friendly.
VIPStephan also makes a good point on the other quotation marks that should be noticed and worked with in programming languages.
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Inside of the plastic cover that was protecting the pre-applied compound; you will find the Intel mounting piece. This simply sits on top of the motherboard, and with the use of the clips in the next image, gets locked in place. The outer holes are to mount the pins to the board, while the pair of holes on opposite sides is used to lock the cooler to this bracket.
Tucked in next to the Cross Blow fan you will find these two bags of hardware marked for each brand of socket it works with. The bag on the left marked Intel holds a fair bit more than the AMD kit on the right. For the Intel installation, you will need the black plastic bracket I just showed you along with the push-pin type of locks. The beige "locks" go into the black bracket and that can be snapped onto the board. To lock the bracket to the board, the black pins then get inserted into the beige components and lock the mounting hardware to the board. Then you simply screw in the longer Phillip's head screws into the black bracket to complete the cooler mounting.
With the AMD kit things are much easier. Using the stock plastic bracket that comes with AMD motherboards, Arctic Cooling made simple brackets to lock into place using those. Line up the clips with the AMD bracket and screw the clips to the steel laying over the base of the Freezer 13 PRO using the short pair of screws in the front.
If the explanations I just gave weren't all that easy to follow, don't worry! Arctic Cooling has you covered. The instruction set will walk you through every step of installing the cooler, a components list, and on this side, how to do it with Intel processors.
The reverse holds instructions for AMD processors. As you can see, the installation for AMD is much simpler and takes only six quick steps once you open the box.


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10 comments:
- Sweet Simplicity said...
Just buy some dark color from Target. I used to dye my hair darker with drugstore color all the time. I feel like it is easy to do dark color yourself, but hard to do lighter yourself.
Enjoy Luke's fall break! - October 20, 2011 at 1:32 PM
- Love Being A Nonny said...
#6 is why I love your blog. For real!
- October 20, 2011 at 1:33 PM
- SushiMama said...
Cheeto Puffs sound delicious!
- October 20, 2011 at 1:50 PM
- Maria said...
If you can agree on chips, you are definitely soul mates. Plus he let you sleep in. That = true love!
- October 20, 2011 at 3:11 PM
- Jillian said...
Ha ha:) Ryan and I have completely opposite taste on almost everything but I guess that is why we fell in love;) From food to decorating...
- October 20, 2011 at 5:35 PM
- Classy Fab Sarah said...
Enjoy your friend and having your man home!!
- October 21, 2011 at 4:50 AM
- Ashley said...
I love Cheetos Puffs!! They are the best chip-product! We got a new dining table and chairs the other day, and we put together some chairs last night and I thought of our twitter conversation about the curtains because we totally go into it about putting together the chairs! And then, once I got one put together, I silently thought to myself that I don't think I really like them. Hahaha. Too late!
- October 21, 2011 at 6:13 AM
- Casa Cannon said...
oh the hanging of curtains. been there. totally understand. so glad you survived!
- October 21, 2011 at 2:10 PM
- Madison's Mommy said...
OK, so you always bring a smile to my face with your blog posts THANK YOU!
Oh, I'd add painting together on the same list as hanging curtains!!
XOXO - October 21, 2011 at 7:28 PM
- Tambra said...
I love your bashful boy!
- October 23, 2011 at 5:04 PM


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Hi all,
I would very much appreciate prayer for the onset of sudden neuropathy in both of my feet. I believe this is caused by a recent diagnosis of diabetes. My feet feel numb and tingly and get very cold and almost feel like they are burning at times.
I have some lab tests tomorrow which could shed light if anything else is wrong. I have been eating very good since my diagnosis in late January and have lost 22 lbs with plenty of more to go. I am an intense worrier and ask that you not only pray for relief and healing but also my anxiety in dealing with my health.
Thanks and God Bless.


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