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News British government recruiting Tom Clancy gamers Beginning next month, intelligence agencies are placing ads in a series of espionage adventures, including Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent, in the hope of attracting new recruits, reports The ...
News Ubisoft opens second China shop French publisher builds on success of Shanghai studio by opening new, online-focused office in the provincial capital Chengdu.
News Ubisoft upbeat following sales surge GRAW2, TMNT help French publisher rake in more than $252 million in the first three months of '07, a 37.4 percent increase; annual sales top $870 million.
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News Top titles to miss Euro PS3 launch Ubisoft and Vivendi announce that some games--including Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion--have slipped past Friday's launch date.
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News Ubisoft confirms PS3 Double Agent Sam Fisher sneaks onto Sony's next-gen system in Europe and North America next March.
News Double Agent 360 patched Newest Splinter Cell game for Xbox 360 gets auto-update patch; lag and connection issues in multiplayer reportedly resolved.
News Ubisoft posts reduced six-month loss French publisher $46.9 million in red despite strong GRAW sales, looks to Splinter Cell and Wii lineup for holiday hits.
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News PC Double Agent does double-demo duty Single-player and multiplayer tryouts for Ubisoft's latest Splinter Cell game now available from GameSpot.
News UK Game Charts: October 29 to November 4 Need for Speed Carbon swerves straight to the top of the charts; Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories debuts at six.
Previews Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent Wii Hands-On Sam Fisher will carry out his latest mission on Nintendo's next-gen console, too, and we got to try out a nearly final build.
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News Wii Europe launch titles announced Nintendo lists 24 games available for the console's December 8 European launch date, 27 by year's end; 31 Virtual Console games also revealed for 2006.
News Wii launch lineup narrowed Nintendo announces 32 Wii games to be available by end of calendar year; Metal Slug, Super Swing Golf on, Blazing Angels off.
News UK Game Chart: October 22-28 Pro Evo 6 shoots and scores, in at number one with highest UK first-week sales for two years; five other new entries including Canis Canem Edit.
News Double Agent finds PC gold Development on Sam Fisher's latest adventure complete; game's release date pushed back to November 9.
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News X06: Halo Wars revealed at Microsoft briefing Wildly popular FPS franchise spawns RTS spin-off; Splinter Cell 5 to be PC, 360 exclusive; Assassin's Creed demo'd.
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Vanhusk on 9/21/2014 7:26:00 PM more reviews by Vanhusk
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Green
I have this in blonde and the shade is really fantastic for those with light hair and fair skin. Being a pencil you have control over the thickness of the line, I use very sharp thin lines to create fullness in the very sparse areas near the top of my nose then more blunt thicker lines to define outwards. Blending using the brush end to finish. It is expensive for a brow pencil but it comes with everything you need (sharpener, brush) and lasts for a ridiculously long time. Will buy again if I ever run out!
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Mauleepocket on 9/19/2014 8:36:00 AM more reviews by Mauleepocket
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Olive Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
My go to pencil. I'm not a fan of retractable due to the small amount of product you get. This pencil comes with a perfect little comb AND a sharpener with every purchase.
I have very dark black brown hairs but some patchy areas. I mix the 40 and the 60 for the right amount of definition and density without looking fake.
While some may find Chanel expensive, it is totally worth the price considering how long the pencil will last you.
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stephwong85 on 5/13/2014 7:37:00 AM more reviews by stephwong85
Age: 25-29 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
I have this in 40 brun cendre and I like it a lot! I have black hair and this gives me a natural looking set of eyebrows. Downside is that it's pricey (but can be purchased duty free for almost half the price!) and doesn't last very long. However, with a good eyebrow gel, it stays on like a charm even after a run at the gym.
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mellouise on 3/29/2014 4:05:00 PM more reviews by mellouise
Age: 30-35 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
I own this in the fairest shade - 10.
It comes with a great Chanel branded sharpener & a spoolie at one end to comb through your brows afterwards. I like the metal lids that add a touch of quality. The pencil just leans too red for me, and I'm someone with reddish undertones in my hair. The lines aren't as accurate or subtle as you get with an automatic pencil, which is important when you gave sparse, small brows.
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*TOP REVIEWER* kmichael on 11/19/2013 12:10:00 AM more reviews by kmichael
Age: 19-24 Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Coarse Eyes: Hazel
Will repurchase over and over. Brun cendre is the perfect color for my dark hair - not too red like most brow products, hooray! Love the texture. Staying power leaves a bit to be desired, as with all softer brow pencils, but I always set with a brow gel anyway so it's doable. I prefer a softer, more blendable pencil and subtler brows than sharp brows that wear like iron.
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bamurphy on 9/7/2013 10:01:00 AM more reviews by bamurphy
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Blue
I've used this for years. It stays on all day, looks natural. Comes with a sharpener (a very sharp one) and has a brush on the end. Top quality.
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anonyym on 9/7/2013 9:37:00 AM more reviews by anonyym
Age: 19-24 Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
Absolutely nice brow pencil but it's not quite the best color for me - it's okay, but not perfect.
It stays on for a loong time.
It's easy to apply.
The brush in the other end
Too expensive.
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pauvres on 6/28/2013 6:56:00 PM more reviews by pauvres
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Blue
My favourite brow product! After using an atrocious maybelline pencil, I decided to get this one and I am so thrilled. I have black hair, warm skin and got the darkest one, #60. It goes on so smoothly, fills in gaps perfectly and gives my brows the perfect definition. The brow brush is also excellent, one of the better brow brushes I've used. It also looks so natural and is super long lasting. I put this on in the morning and it will last over 10 hours without a smudge. It is perfectly powdery but not waxy, and gives my brows a beautiful defined look. Such an A+ product.
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feveragnes on 7/27/2012 1:15:00 PM more reviews by feveragnes
Age: 25-29 Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Black, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
I LOVE this - easy to use, natural, super soft texture, can draw the whole eyebrow within 20 seconds. I'm using 20 Blond Cendre, which is a soft brown colour that slightly leans taupe.
I had always used a small angled brush to apply taupe brown eyeshadow/ eyebrow powder to fill up my brows - until I realized my eyebrows were too short, especially when I wingout my eyeliner for the cateye look. Using a brush to lengthen the brows is no easy task, and I completely failed - I didn't know how to draw the angle, and it ended up in a mess.
I went straight to Chanel to get an eyebrow pencil so as to help myself lengthen the brows, and the beauty advisor used the colour 20 Blond Cendre (only available in certain areas? 'Cause it's not on the US website) and she drew a staight, natural brow in no time. The brow brush at the other end of the pencil is very useful, it softens the whole brow and I use it to slightly erase the end of the brow if I don't like how it looks. The staying power is decent too.
The straight eyebrows just give me a more structured face (overly high arch will age our faces anyway) and I love the texture so much. The packaging comes with a sharpener, which is thoughtful. I need to sharpen it so as to draw the end more precisely.
And extra point given to the beauty advisor who has taught me so well (I could never learn to draw eyebows on videos or magazines, 'cause everyone has a different face!) dastically changed my way of doing my eyebrows. She taught me how to draw on MY OWN eyebrows, and it works well.
Texture: 5/5 buttery soft, not waxy, easy to apply
Function: 5/5 natural, can soften it with the brow brush,
Longetivity: 4.5/5 6-7 hours and it starts to fade
Pigmentation/Colour: 5/5 I have black hair with brown highlights, and the pencil colour is not too dark for me
Price: 4/5 20.5 with the pencil, brow brush and sharpener
Overall: 4.7/5
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Age: 30-35 Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
The colour matched my brows perfectly but that's the only good quality about it.
This melts off my skin by mid stay, shocking staying power for me, and every time i sharpened the pencil, the lead broke! wth...
This cost $50 AUD. Definitely not happy with the product.
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I'd like to run the allpro expedition leaf pack soon and I want some greaseable shackles as well. I could buy oem length greaseable ones from wheelers for 100 something bucks but I'd rather keep what I can keep and replace what I have to replace.
The allpro expedition "kit" includes bushings for the expos so I was thinking I could just purchase the greaseable shackle bolts they sell and use those combined with the expo bushings on my stock shackles.
I contacted allpro about this and I don't think they understood what I meant, they said something along the lines of "all of our shackles are greaseable, no need to buy the bolts something something something". I just sent another email to give a little clarification and I hope to get an answer soon, but until then what do you guys think? Anyone know if this will work?


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I have to snap some pictures in the boat yards full of sail and powerboats that have not moved in 15 to 20 years
And the gravel yards on town line road full of powerboats that will never see the water again as well as the ones in driveways here and there
The best time to see reality is late May early to early June at which point nothing else is getting launched
The problem with all the boats is the cost to bring it back to life exceeds the value by a large amount and the cost for a boatyard to take possession and pay for disposal is much higher than leaving them in a pile in the corner
Exactly. They are no longer "boats" they are boat shaped rubbish.
I recently watched an episode of "Shipwreck Men" on TV which is yet another reality series. They followed a few different tow/salvage companies in FL. I watched what they went through to recover a 34-36' trawler than had been allowed to run aground and sit derilect for years. It was defintely an expensive proposition to haul the boat off the beach, tow it to be hauled out and trucked for demolition. However, I was surprised at how quickly it was then rendered into landfill sized pieces, by smashing it with a tractor blade in a purpose built bay to keep everything contained until time to scoop it in to a dumptruck for dispoasal. Much quicker than chainsawing into managable bits.
I think it would make sense to have some sort of facility to strip the salvageable parts and dispose of boat carcasses at some of the larger boat yards to reduce the logistical challenge and cost of disposing of boats that have outlived their usefullness. Some owners might be willing to foot the bill to eliminate the ongoing storage costs and it would reduce the cost of disposing of derelicts removed by marinas or state agencies.
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Lowe and the boys played in less-than-stellar fashion at the Fillmore, only to be followed by Van Morrison, who blew them off the stage. The journalists soon shed their hangovers and lit into the band and the publicity stunt. A headline in Melody Maker summed up the response: THE BIGGEST HYPE OF ALL TIME. Even the London Sunday Times weighed in with a piece on the dangers of hype. And so the great gambit had backfired, rendering Brinsley Schwarz something of a laughingstock. (You can read the full version of this cau- tionary tale in the book No Sleep Till Canvey Island: The Great Pub Rock Revolution, by Will Birch.)
In reaction to the public failure, Lowe went in the opposite direction. He and his bandmates rented an old house and lived communally over the next few years, much like their heroes in The Band. They toured relentlessly and played regular shows, for a much-reduced fee, in humble London pubs such as the Tally Ho. While other acts of the day were conquering audiences with bombast and flash, Lowe and his bandmates turned down their amps and won a reputation as the quietest group on the circuit. Little by little, they earned back their integrity.
Even with his band today, Lowe favors a low-volume approach. "We're so into the idea of making stuff swing," he said. "People may think it's a bit comedic, but we really like that element. It's impossible to swing loud. We're not inaudible, but it's something you can do only if you can hear one another. It sounds great, to be playing a rock 'n' roll song kind of quiet."
Throughout his low-key career—with the exception of his early-seventies communal years, when he went all shaggy—Lowe has maintained an elegant look. And unlike some other rockers of his generation, who hit the stage in tight garments similar to what they wore in their heyday, he now cuts a refined figure when he performs.
"People don't really take dressing seriously anymore," he says. "They dress for comfort nowadays, but it's perfectly possible to dress smartly and be comfortable, without looking like what I describe as 'dadsy.' Most of the time, I do try to put in a bit of effort and look well turned out."
When he was starting in the sixties, before the ill-fated New York jaunt, he was a fashionable young man, indeed. "I was an enthusiastic mod," he says. "Someone we really admired was [jazz musician] Gerry Mulligan. His look was just fantastic. It was an Ivy League look, polo shirts with three-button collars or a knitted sweater. That kind of garment, worn with loafers. And it was incorporated with a European style—French- and Italian- style suits with thin lapels, slopy shoulders, and not much padding. It took quite a chunk out of your wage packet. I still like it, though. It's an ageless look. I find I still like that smart, casual look—and now, of course, I can afford to buy clothes of that quality."
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West Nile virus found in Utah County mosquitoes
It may seem as if summer, the season of bug bites, is winding down, but Utah County's health department is warning residents to be more vigilant than ever against mosquito-borne West Nile virus.
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No cases of West Nile virus have been reported in humans or horses in Utah this summer, but more counties are beginning to detect it in the mosquitoes they sample.
Human infections typically are reported two or more weeks after the virus shows up in mosquitoes, Lance Madigan, Utah County Health Department's spokesman, said.
Utah County was the latest county to find infected mosquitoes, and reported two positive tests — one from a batch in the south county area near Springville and another from west Orem.
Madigan said residents in other parts of the county should also be wary. "Mosquitoes can fly a great distance, even up to 10 miles," he said.
Through the week ending Aug. 2, Box Elder County had four positive tests for West Nile virus in mosquitoes, and Uintah County had three. Salt Lake and Washington counties each had two positive West Nile virus tests, and Davis and Weber counties had one each.
Symptoms of the virus include headache, body aches, joint pains, vomiting, diarrhea and rash. But most people — 70 percent to 80 percent, according to the Utah Health Department — do not develop any symptoms when infected.
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• Avoid outdoor activities, such as gardening, at dusk through dawn when mosquitoes are most active.
• If outside when mosquitoes are most active, cover up by wearing long-sleeved shirts, pants, shoes and socks.
• Use mosquito repellents with DEET. Follow product directions for children and for frequency of application.
• Eliminate standing water in tires or similar water-holding containers as these may serve as mosquito breeding sites. Change the water in birdbaths at least weekly.
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The Queue: Hold it! {WoW}
Sep 17th 2011 2:09PM I want to transmog as Samuro, lead vocalist of the Tauren Chieftains, and Chief Thunder-Skin, the drummer. Can you point me to what items I need?
Gold Capped: Selling PvP and leveling gear {WoW}
Sep 16th 2011 3:02PM JC can also craft PvP rings. It's specially good if you do the obsidium shuffle, because you can use Ocean Sapphires (and Zephyrites, if you have an alchemist) which otherwise have really low market value.
The Queue: Syrio lives {WoW}
Sep 6th 2011 12:30PM Two questions:
1) You said Blizzard probably won't implement a feature to lower your level for older instances, but how do you feel if it worked the other way around: a mode that makes old instances damage and health values scale? There's already roughly 7 years of content that is wasted and this will be even worse if WoW sticks for 5-7 years more. It's a shame people can't go through the challenge of some older fights.
2) Will Blizzard ever consider removing the "must be in a raid group" requirement for entering raids? It's a nuisance to go through all the steps to get around it if you want to solo a raid, and I believe the reasons for this to be in (prevent up to 40 people quickly leveling inside raids) are no longer suitable, with the changes WoW has gone through.
The Queue: Some notes ... {WoW}
Sep 1st 2011 11:10PM Is there any chance Blizzard will remove the "must be in a raid group" requirement to enter raids? With transmog coming into play, I hate to go through all the hassle of finding someone, asking them to join my party, inviting an alt and relogging.
WoW Insider's Cataclysm launch giveaway: Landros' Gift Box {WoW}
Dec 6th 2010 5:09PM Feeling confident I'm gonna get it!
Must-have PvP talents for shaman in 4.0.3, part 2 {WoW}
Dec 6th 2010 1:38PM "If it wasn't already clear, you should be using Frostbrand Weapon on your main hand for PvP".
Why are you suggesting Frostbrand on the MH instead of the OH? We use FB for the snare and Frozen Power, both of which are accomplished on the OH. This way, we keep Windfury on our MH so it doesn't suffer from the 50% damage penalty of the off hand.
Am I missing something?
Spiritual Guidance: Building your shadow priest alt, point by point {WoW}
Dec 1st 2010 5:37PM It would be nice if you had mentioned glyphs as well, but pretty fun article, thanks. I intend to level a Shadow Priest once I get the option of those sexy green midgets.
The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Returning to your WoW warrior for Cataclysm {WoW}
Nov 19th 2010 8:03PM Can we drop the Worgen Warrior pics everywhere? Thank you.
Breakfast Topic: What is your favorite class ability? {WoW}
Nov 13th 2010 8:06AM I switched from my pally tank the first time I charged a mob (and because pally tanking is just too easy). When I got Warbringer and charged a mob, intercepted another and Intervene'd a partner I knew I made the right decision.
Can't wait for Heroic Leap.
Scattered Shots: Reforging ranged weapons? {WoW}
Nov 8th 2010 10:16AM Don't agree with this.
As an orc tank, I suffer of the same issues with tanking weapons and the conflict same exists with humans racials. Most of our weapons are maces or swords, which makes the expertise racial of orcs completely useless. That doesn't bother me at all, as it adds flavor to have different weapons and the bests ones are rotationed (right now the best one is an axe). Having interchangeable weapon types would, in my opinion, trivialize items way too much and Blizzard has taken that far enough. The Quel'Dalar quest forging items into crazy stuff like staves is really weird.
Plus, I didn't choose my race for it's racials and 1% crit is really negligible in terms of dps. What really bothers me is that Worgen have the same racial to everything, whereas Dwarves and Trolls have a straight up worse version of that (although Trolls have the most imba racial in the game, being able to regen 10/hp per sec in combat and there's nothing you can do about it).


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At some point I'll need to move my seedlings outside. I have a fairly small garden, and figured I'd go for a raised bed. As far as I understand, peppers can be planted 12 inches apart in rows 10 inches apart as long as the rows are offset. This means I can house my 50 plants in a reasonable amount of space. Question now is: What do I fill these with? I don't have my own compost, but I can buy it relatively cheap. I guess that will be the bulk of it? Do I need to add anything to improve drainage? Any powdered nutrients etc go into this? Please be gentle, I know next to nothing about gardening. I'm getting the impression that vermiculite and perlite is used - I think those are not easily accessible where I live. Any help appreciated! Bonus question: Is one foot deep enough for the peppers? I'm planning to dumpt the raised beds on top of my lawn. 1 foot is low enough to save me the work of digging up the lawn. |
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Not that I have any real knowledge on the subject, but, if it were me, I'd get a 50/50 mix of top soil and compost. In bulk, not bags...that would be way expensive! I assume there will be no barrier between the lawn that is there and the raised bed. If that's the case, 1ft would probably be fine. Wouldn't hurt to break the ground up a bit first though. |
Thanks. "Top soil" - is that whatever "flowerbed soil" I can get at the garden center, or something more specific? I'm in zone 6 (not sure about a/b, Oslo Norway). Can I expect to be able to grow chile outside (in a raised bed, south wall) at all or is some sort of greenhouse required to be successful in my climate? |
Top soil is "Top Soil". I is basically just plain dirt. It doesn't usually have any amendments to it. You can buy it over here relatively cheap in bags at the garden centers or you can buy it in bulk (dump truck load) for a lot less if you need a lot. Bruce |
I'm not familiar with the products you have available in Norway. But, yeah, it's plain dirt. Here you can get it a most nurseries in bulk either by weight or the cubic yard. |
Does anyone have any experiences with growing chile outside in my zone? @tsheets and @esox07, I see you guys are in zones 4 and 5 - those are colder than zone 6 right? Do you grow outside? If so, how? |
cjohansen: Yes, we grow outside. I start my plants indoors in about February and then start getting them outside during warm sunny afternoons in about April and then they go outside permanently for the summer in May. I usually end my outdoors growing in October. Here is my grow blogs from last year and the prior two years, chronicled by date and complete with photos. 2011 growing season: http://pepperpikker.tumblr.com/ |
several years ago I got tired of all the weeding and decided to go with raised beds. I have 20 now and would never go back. All of mine are filled with compost and I've had the best seasons ever since I went with raised beds. After the first year I use MG shake and feed and have had even better results. Pam |
When you build your raised beds fill them with whichever compost and/or topsoil is available to you. Then later, to keep them productive and fertile, i suggest you read a bit about lasagna gardening, see link below. You should have no problem keeping your beds going for many years. For growing peppers in your climate, check fatalii.net, a finnish grower who does wonders with various methods. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Lasagna gardening
Thanks you guys - that's a lot of really useful information. Bruce: You've got my attention for hours to come :) Starting reading your 2011 log now, this is some seriously useful information, thank you so much. Too bad I never came across it on Google. Pam: MG is Miracle-Gro right? What's "shake"? teyo: Thanks for the links, I'll be reading. Luckily I have another month or so before I need to start constructing, so there's lots of time for research. I worry most about the weather around here - it's very unstable. Some summers can be good, but the past few years there's been a lot of rain and cold weather that I doubt the chile are going to enjoy. Crossing my fingers for a friendly season weather-wise :) Now, off to reading tons of material on chile growing. I am also reading http://www.amazon.com/The-Complete-Chile-Pepper-Book/dp/0881929204 but I find it to be a little skimpy on details. |
"Top soil" generally means the best available local soil from the top layer. Supposedly the top layer has lots of naturally composted vegetable material in it, but no- necessarily - the "top soil" in some areas just sucks. You want something that drains well and doesn't compact too hard, and has a reasonable pH. Assuming that you don't get snow in July, the only thing I'd really worry about re: the weather is rain where your soil remains saturated for extended periods. This depends as much on the soil and bed drainage as it does on the weather. Go to your garden center and ask the guy who knows gardening about how well tomatoes do in your area. Peppers and tomatoes are closely related and what works for one generally works for the other. |
The composted soil in my raised beds is too fertile for peppers, and I end up with too much leaf at the expense of fruit. So I grow peppers in 3 and 5 gallon containers using less fertile soil. I also use 15 litre plastic water bottles (bottomless) as cloches over top the containers. If the weather is bad I move my containers into the garage or sometimes into the house. Peppers in containers can give you more versatility in cooler climates. |
cjohansen yes, it's Miracle Gro, (guess I should have capitalized the name) it's Shake and Feed. I use the regular one for most and the one for tomatoes for the tomatoes and peppers. |
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the past few years there's been a lot of rain and cold weather that I doubt the chile are going to enjoy ================= The nice thing about raised beds is you can modify the soil so that it drains nicely. Bonus question: Is one foot deep enough for the peppers? |
Today I put the finishing touches on the raised bed. Will be filling it with peppers the coming two weekends (I'm hardening off in batches for laziness reasons). Thanks for all your help - I've learned so much since February. This is 50/50 top soil and compost. |
Excellent looking bed there. That should work fine for you. I am jealous. Bruce |
Nice! I've noticed a lot of people raised beds is sometimes laying down newspaper or carpet first to kill grass, then rip the grass up. (Hope you did that). Then they loosen the native soil 6-12 inches down. Then they lay down a few inches of brown leaves. Then they do the soil. Of course, if you have rodent problems, the hardware cloth is attached prior. I'm with Bruce. I'm jealous. I wish I had that much open space in my backyard to build a few. Kevin |
Cjohansen, Looks great!!!! you could always make a quick and easy hoop house to throw over that bed to extend your season if you are conserned with the weather. Some pvc pipe to make the "hoops" and a roll of cheap plastic, and your in business! |
Kevin, I opted for a simpler solution. I laid the bed directly on the grass, but the inside is clad with some construction fiber cloth. It drains water, but I'd be surprised if my week lawn grass makes it through. Howelbama, a hoop house to go on top is under construction :) will post updates. Attached picture shows the lining in the bed. |
That looks great! Keep us updated! |
Getting close to planting. Final batch hardening off now - today is the first day all of the plants will stay out permanently. Will put them into the bed as soon as I have time. I have a question: We're seeing lots of rain - pretty much everyday we have showers, and then half the day we have great temps and sun. It's very frustrating, and I've been hesitant to plant in the bed before getting my greenhouse/roof ready under these conditions. How much rain will the plants take before it starts getting a problem? I think the bed should drain pretty well (so far I've had it covered in plastic, so I haven't really tested). I looked over all my plants today, and they're really appreciating being outside - I counted at least 150 peppers already (54 plants)! |
It's after Memorial Day, now, so time to open the pool! We're getting so much rain that there are flood warnings in the area. I keep expecting my in-ground plants to turn yellow any day, but, they're hanging tough so far. I don't think you'll have any problem in the raised beds. They may be wetter than they like, but, I don't you'll hurt them. |
Ah, cool. Will start planting tomorrow then - the plants in the smallest cups are very unhappy, so getting them in good fertile medium will do them lots of good. We have had flood warnings for the past week as well. There have been some floods around southern Norway (my area), but luckily I don't live near flooding water, so I'm only bothered by all the rain and clouds being in the way of chili pepper-producing sun rays :) |
It's on! The season just started for me as I moved 42 plants to the raised bed. Now all I can do is cross my fingers and hope the weather shows its best side until I get the detachable greenhouse roof that goes on top. Very excited! |
You got some serious foliage there, bo'. (That's a Southernism, something like "bubba".) What dirt do you got them in? Dennis |
Thanks, Dennis :) I'm hoping I've seen the last of pale and yellow foliage (more and more present in some of the more severely root bound plants). The bed's filled with 50/50 top soil and compost. I also lightly dusted each hole with bone meal. Up until now they've been in a mix of potting soil and perlite. The white stuff on the picture is a little bit of perlite from the pots that followed along with the planting. |
Looks great! That's a LOT of plants! |
awesome pepper garden! :-) I have about 15 peppers (mix between Jalapeno and Bells) in one of my raised bed. Bed also contains 8 tomato plants, and shallots currently... waiting to sow some bunching onion seeds soon. |
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30-Somethings - Week of Feb 2!!!!View Full Version : Week of Feb 2!!!! RoadRunner 02-02-2003, 12:06 PM Good Morning All!!!! KarenK 02-02-2003, 03:59 PM Good Morning All!! Whew, we've had a busy day today. We were out of the house by 9:30 and just got back now...2:53. We got our crib!! All of my info said that we would have to order it and it would take 6-8 weeks to get. It's on sale at Sears so I went to order it and they had ONE in stock!! So we bought it and put it in the garage until we are ready for it. I want to paint the room and have the carpet cleaned before we put furniture in. Here's a link to a picture of it: http://www.sears.com/sr/product/summary/productsummary.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@1302874732.104 4215809@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccceadchglkhmmicehgcemgdffmdfko.0&vertical=BABY&fromAuto=YES&bidsite=null&pid=04934880000 Click on the picture and a bigger one comes up. If you click on the view more box and then Delta Collection it shows the whole group. I'm going to get the rest of the stuff from BRU 'cause they have it cheaper on a daily basis. I'm going to wait 'til the room is ready. Hope everyone is out having a great day!! lizzard_h 02-03-2003, 09:23 AM Hi everyone, Thanks Lauren and Jul for the thoughts. It is a really sad day here at Cape Canaveral. On my way to the gym this morning there were news vans everywhere. Thankfully it was dark and I couldn't see the Astronaut Memorial -- I knew I'd start crying if I did. There is a memorial being held on the Base at eleven that a bunch of us plan on going to. I'm worried about DH and so many of our friends that work on the shuttle program. Right now we don't know if there's going to be a mass layoff or what. Everyone is just waiting to see what NASA finds out. I've lived here for eleven years and I knew someday I would have to deal with another loss on the shuttle program but I never in a million years would have expected something as terrible as this. My heart just aches for the friends and families of those seven astronauts. LBH 02-03-2003, 10:15 AM Hi All, Liz- Hope neither of you get laid off. I'll be thinking about you all at 11:00. Karen- I love the crib!! I wanted to get a convertible crib like that for Peter, but it didn't make sense right now, because I have a twin bed frame in my mom's basement from my brother when he was little, a real nice Bassett one, and I have DH's double bed frame also in my mom's basement! So we are going to use my brother and SIL's crib. If we have to stay here past the crib stage, then we'll probably get a toddler bed from somewhere, because we don't have room for a whole twin bed! I really have to get moving on Peter's bedding, before I go back to work!! I think I'll make that a goal for next month...once we're on more of a schedule! RR- Does it get easier to get on a schedule soon?? Last night at the in-law's, FIL kept telling us it takes 90 days to settle down and to sleep through the night. Now, obviously I know every baby is different, and he may sleep through sooner or later, but I feel like I can't even have a normal conversation with anyone!! In person is semi-normal, but I feel like I'm in a daze! On the phone is horrible, I really have to concentrate on listening, otherwise I zone out!! :blush: Last night was pretty good. Think he must've been pooped from the visit at the IL's. DH sent me to bed at 9:30, (actually it was 8:30, but by the time I pumped, and got organized enough to go to bed (bottles, etc.), it was 9:30), and he came to bed with Peter at 11:30. He had just given him a bottle, so Peter didn't wake up again until 3 something. He had 2 oz. then, and at 7:00 this AM he had 4 oz.!! I've never seen him snarf that much down at once!! He had 1 oz., burped, and drank the rest! :eek: My little piggy!! He's been sleeping since about 8:00 now. We went to Buy Buy Baby and got the Gerber bags, another small Avent bottle, nursing pads (Gerber, which are crap!), and some Avent breast shields that I want to try, so I can nurse him. Oh, and a couple Avent pacifiers that glow in the dark. Didn't know they glowed in the dark 'til we got him and I opened them, but I think he seems to like the "straight" shape better than the Nuk type, ya' know the slanted kind? I LOVE the Gerber bags already!! I used them last night and this AM, and it practically cut my time in half!! Much less agravation. I have to make a trip to Wal-Mart though, because at BBB, they were the same price, 6.99, as the Medela ones, and only have 5 more per box!! :eek: Have a great day all!! RoadRunner 02-03-2003, 10:19 AM Liz--Sending thoughts and prayers your way to make it through the days ahead at work..I have watched it all weekend on tv and really feel for the families and friends of those 7 astronauts..We all should stop and pray for the familes..Keep us posted.... Karen--Nice bed!!! Did u get the natural wood color??? That is what I wanted but DH insisted on the dark but I am happy with it!! She has never even slept in her crib yet except for naps!!! Lauren--Hope Petey is better! I put Kaylee down in her bed at 11pm last night and had to wake her up at 3 am to eat or I was too miserable to sleep!!! What a shame, that the baby sleeps but the breasts can wake mom up!!!!I took some great "laugh" pics yesterday..I will get dh to download for me to post!!!Stick with the same paciffier nipples as the bottle..Dont confuse him and possibly stop him from taking the breast again!!! Have a great day!! Off to get Sesame Streetlive tickets for #2's birthday in March.They are comming on her bd and I thought it would be the easiest gift since she doesnt understand birthdays and such!!! RR KarenK 02-03-2003, 02:53 PM Hi all, Back from the three hour torture test. Honestly, don't those places realize that pg women need a comfy chair when they have to sit there for three hours. Oh, my aching butt!! I'm supposed to go back to the doctor next Wed. Hope they call when the test comes back. NJ doctors are on strike so I'm not sure how things are going to work. I thought that since I was off today I would work on finding a pediatrician. No dice. The offices are closed. Liz: I'll keep you and the families in my thoughts and prayers. Hope things are as well as they can be right now. Lauren: I'll have to make a note, Gerber bags and a Medela Pump In Style. I'll never keep all of this straight!! Hope things go well with nursing. RR: I got the natural color. I really prefer natural to stained. The nursery is SO bare right now. I haven't heard from my friend about when she might be able to come and help. DH is away this weekend so it would have been a great time. Oh well, we'll see. Cool on Kaylee sleeping so well. I don't expect Alex to spend much time in the crib in the beginning. I'll probably mostly use the bassinet. The dryer is buzzing so I gotta go. Have a great evening!! LBH 02-03-2003, 04:13 PM Hi All, I stepped on the scale after my shower earlier and guess what?! I'm 3.5 lbs. over my pre-PG weight!! :D I'm very excited!! :cp I was afraid I'd have all this PG weight, plus all the existing weight to tackle!! Karen- I know it stinks that the Drs. are striking this week. I couldn't get Peter his two week check-up because of it!! Thankfully they saw him early anyway. They are in the office seeing emergencies though. Keep in mind that a lot of Drs. won't, or can't take the time to have you interview them. The practice we chose doesn't. In the end, since we couldn't get a recommendation from anyone near by that we know, we just chose to pick someone on my insurance and just go to them. We figured any doctor is capable enough to check out our newborn to make sure he's OK. It's how well we get along with them that will decide if we stay, ya' know? (I'm basing this on a normal, healthy child, of course.) We can always switch later if we don't like them. We have 5 Drs. in this practice, and they came recommended by my MIL, who's a 4th grade teacher and knows them because she's taught a few of their kids. Also the cafe lady at DH's work brings her kids there. Anyway, we've met 3 of them, and dealt with one for the jaundice, and so far we like them. The head Dr. is really a nice, funny guy. Even commented on Petey's little Giants onesie!! :D My point is, don't stress yourself too much about it. What a great day today is, can't believe I've had this much computer time!! He woke up at around 10, and I breast fed him with the new Avent nip shield, and it was OK, but he still seemed hungry, so I warmed a bottle. He drank 2.5 oz. of that and went to sleep. Woke up around noon and was awake for a bit, tried to BF on the other side, but he wasn't having it. Gave him a bottle, he drank about 2 oz., then went back down. He's sleeping in his bouncy seat now, but is starting to stir. I'll try BF'ing him again, thinking I may have to pump the side he doesn't like and let him BF the other side. Want to get back to BFing because I think it'll be easier for night time. I can't be bothered getting up to warm a bottle!! I do like the control of knowing how much he's eating though. :( I really need to lay down and take a nap now. Wish he would wake up soon. Think I'll have to wake him up to feed him so I can nap! That sounds soo horrible!! But I know if I put my head down, he'll be up! Such is my life now... KarenK 02-03-2003, 08:44 PM Hi again, Lauren: I wasn't planning on interviewing them, just wanted to talk to someone about what I needed to do. They were all patched through to their answering services. Hope you got your nap in. I talked to a doula today and I am pretty sure that I am going to get one for delivery. That way I won't have the need to be "in charge" during delivery. I can feel like I'm being taken care of :). Not that DH wouldn't do it, I'd just have to tell him every little thing to do. Good night!! LBH 02-04-2003, 09:32 AM Hi All, Karen- I had thought about getting a doula, but I think DH would've been insulted. I'm glad I didn't, because he was really wonderful, a solid rock for me. I just wish I had actually completed and brought my birth plan with me. I procrastinated too long! If I had any doubts about my DH being able to make decisions, or handle the whole process, I definitely would've suggested one though! Hope you find someone good!! I felt bad, yesterday was a fairly easy day, Peter slept pretty much all day inbetween feedings and short awake periods. Not too much fussiness, but I didn't get a darn thing done...besides 2 loads of laundry. I was a total bum. DH said don't worry about it, I'm tired, but I know that sympathy is gonna grow old quick! :lol: Last night was a good night, DH brought him to bed at midnight, after walking him for 45 min. because he was cranky. Gave him a bottle and changed him, he slept 'til 3:30, had a bottle and a wet diaper, then slept from about 4:15 to 6:30, got anohter bottle and a poopy/wet diaper. Now he's hanging out in his swing, think he may have fallen asleep. His fussy time is definitely late evening. :( He's just miserable. I think he has gas then too, because he's just totally inconsolable, and I end up near tears because I can't quiet him. DH has been great, but I can see it wearing on him too, he gets short and cranky at night when he brings him to bed. Thank God we get a few hrs. usually before he wakes up again, so DH isn't totally suffering. I've decided I like Huggies diapers better than Pampers. The Huggies definitely run smaller, but that's not an issue right now. I like the tabs on them better, they're wider and easier to grasp. I just finished the first pack of Pampers newborn, and dug into th Huggies newborn. I have been using them in the diaper bag, so he's been switching back and forth, but now it's just the Huggies. Next I have a package each, I think, of Size 1 Pampers and Huggies. My mom said one of the girls in her office bought me a package of newborn diapers as a present and when she saw the pic of Petey, she said Oh my goodness, I better take these back and get bigger ones!! :lol: My mom said, don't worry about it, he's not as big as he looks in person!! :lol: He's got such a tiny hiney!! Well, I have learned my lesson and will be napping when he is sleeping today, not trying to get him to nap later this afternoon when I'm tired!! :rolleyes: Have a great day all!! Ellie120 02-04-2003, 11:49 AM Hey guys.....thought I would pop in and say hi :D It has been a long time since I posted here, I do miss the support. I still keep in touch with some of you still here and some who no longer post. My name is Ellen and I used to post in 1999/2000 timeframe. I lost over 20 pounds then and am right back to square one. I recently got remarried to a wonderful man and feel like my life is finally on the right track :) I am doing low-carb now...is that ok here? Congrats to all the new Mom's and Mom's to be!! Ellen 171/167/125 RoadRunner 02-04-2003, 12:18 PM Welcome Ellen!!!I remember U!!!!Some of us oldies are still here..Any diet is good....I am on the breast feeding eat whenever diet and my excercise is walking, lifting a 10lb weight to make it quit crying, swinging arms and the stroller~~~:strong: :strong: Congrats on the wedding!!! I am soo happy for u!!! Lauren--Isnt it great!!! I told U not to weigh until now!!!Congrats!!Glad PEtey is better...Kaylee is soo restless and irritable from 8-11pm..Yesterday, she was irritable and running a low grade temp..I finally cried, hubby was walking her, she still screamed soo I laid next to her in the bed and held her tight and she felll asleep..They 2 hrs later, and every 2 hrs after that she woke up, ate and went back to sleep....Motherhood is soo hard!!! Karen--Listen to Laurens birth advice..I didnt have a plan, didnt think of any plan,..just wanted baby her and forgot all that stuff..Pluss..i am a chicken!!!!Any news from your test?Keep us posted!!! Have a good day all!!!Gotta go...waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Vicki Legal Eagle 02-04-2003, 12:51 PM Hello all! :D Well I'm here. I've been sick with the crud for the past week & a half. Finally took Friday afternoon & yesterday off & spent the last 3 days just being a slug and getting almost nothing done, but I think I'm finally getting over it all. Unfortunately, for me, being sick means not watching my eating and not exercising, so I'm way behind on my goals. I've been going up & down the past couple of weeks in weight, but I'm getting back on track today! We just started session again last week so I've got to get myself into a routine and back to good habits before it gets crazy around here so it will be easier for me to NOT come up with excuses to eat horribly and skip exercise! Has anyone ever done the Leslie Sansone tapes? I bought a set of the "Walking Away the Pounds for Abs" at Sam's last week. It's got the 1 Mile, 2 Mile & 3 Mile tapes and a belt thing that goes around your waist with the rubber arm tension pulls on it (hope that makes SOME sense!). I haven't tried it yet because I've been so sick, but I plan on trying it tomorrow night (I've got tap class for exercise tonight). Just wondering if anyone else had any experience with it. Lauren - congrats on the weight! I'm glad Petey made it through the jaundice scare! Liz - My thoughts & prayers are with you and everyone else involved in this tragedy. Ellen - welcome back! I'm another one that was here a lot in 1999/2000 and I'm just starting to get back on track. I lost over 80# but I've let 20-25# come back over the past couple of years & I'm back to trying to get it gone for GOOD! Hello to everyone else! Glad to hear the babies, pregnancies, and law school applications are going well! :lol: LE 150.8/146.2/125 Rabbit 02-04-2003, 03:24 PM hi all. Just a quick post. I'm glad to be back home. I stayed op while I was gone and journaled everything. This morning I weighed exactly the same as when I left, so I'm proud of myself for handling this trip well. :) Liz - You have been on my mind since I heard of the tragedy. My prayers are with you all. More later. Rabbit op since 1/20/03 LBH 02-04-2003, 06:04 PM hi all, typing one-handed... ellen!!- welcome back!! im only a couple lbs. below where i started in feb '99, so we're all in this together! le- glad you're feeling better.:) ok this isn't working...see 'ya! KarenK 02-04-2003, 09:28 PM Hi all, Just got back from dinner at MIL's. Since I was sick a couple weeks ago she has been making dinner for us a lot. Sure is better than me coming home and cooking!! LE: Glad you are feeling better. It really sucks to be sick. Ellen: Welcome back. Lauren: One handed typing doesn't work huh? :D I have made definite plans with the doula. We are meeting on the 2nd of March for a consultation and she is going to do our childbirth class. I will be over 30 weeks then :eek: . RR: My only birth plan is to get through it without killing DH!! Gonna go watch Kate & Leopold. Have a great evening!! RoadRunner 02-05-2003, 10:17 AM Ok Lauren...one handed typing and singing "Welcome, welcome to the big blue house!!!!"I read where a mom can burn up tgo 700 cal/day dancing, jumping, etc. not bad huh? LE--Hope U R feeling better!!! Take care of yourself!! Karen--30 weeks...scarey wonderful thought huh? Well..off to nap...Kaylee was needy and clingy until 11pm and i am pooped after walking until then and singing....I think it is the growth spurt happening... RR LBH 02-05-2003, 11:36 AM Hi All, RR- :lol: I'm not surprised!! I guess that's how I've lost all the weight soo far...except I probably lost some of it just being stressed out!! Karen- :lol: Sounds like a good birth plan!! Seriously though, I don't know what method the doula is planning on doing, but think about things like Do you wanna tear instead of get an episiotomy? Do you want to have an epidural, or would you rather try some pain killers first? Do you want them to let you bond with him for 20 minutes or so before they wisk him away to weigh, measure, etc.? Do you want them to delay the eye meds until after that bonding period? The doula will probably go over these things with you, just thought I'd throw them out there. You can find sample birth plans online, and make your own, if you haven't seen them yet. Birthplan.org or .com is one. Rabbit- Good for you, staying OP!! :D Have a great day all! Rabbit 02-05-2003, 04:54 PM hi. Checking in quickly, again. Tomorrow night is weigh in, don't know if I'll have a loss or not again since I had such a big one last week, but I've been good so we'll see. Welcome back Ellen! OK, I must have missed something, what is a doula?? Rabbit op since 1/20/03 KarenK 02-05-2003, 09:39 PM Hi all, We went to the new Cheesecake Factory by our house tonight for dinner. The food wasn't too bad and the cheesecake was awesome!! We shared a piece and I only ate 1/2 of my dinner so I don't think I did too bad. I also only had veggies for lunch. :) Rabbit: A doula is a person who assists you with labor. She's not medical, she's just there to take care of you. She knows different techniques to help and she's an advocate. Hope you have a loss tomorrow!! Lauren: OK, I do have one other step in my birthplan.....clean him up first!! Let them get their stuff done and then I can adore him uninterrupted. :D I'm exhausted so I'm going to take a bath and go to bed!! Hope you have a good night!! BigPhatBooty 02-06-2003, 04:30 AM Hi all - hope all the new mummies and expecting mummies are doing well and the little babbies of course. Oh and everyone one else. Not been around much, this new job is taking over my life right now, but just wanted to pop by and say Hi! Hopefully things will settle down soon. :dizzy: RoadRunner 02-06-2003, 09:47 AM Nice to see U BPB!!! Check in often!!!!!! Well...Kaylee is sleeping 3-4hrs a night but zero during the day except for 20 minute naps...I guess the oposite would be worse.. Well...I am sick with the flu sooo back to bed..Praying she doesnt come down with anything..The Pedi said continue breast feeding cuz she will get the antibodies that U R making to get well and hopefully prevent her from getting it... Have a good day!!! RR LBH 02-06-2003, 10:52 AM Hi All, Rabbit- Good luck at WI tonight! Karen- :lol: I felt the same way, I didn't want to kiss and hold a slimy baby!! But they are rubbing him with the towel as they are putting him on your stomach. Peter wasn't too slimy, or covered with vernix, because he was a week late, I guess. BPB- Good to see you, hope the new job is going well! RR- Sorry to hear you're not able to rest much during the day. :( I didn't get a nap yesterday, Petey was awake and cranky most of the day. He's sleeping peacefully now, but has been spitting up a lot this AM....after his bath, of course! :rolleyes: We are going to DH's work for lunch, to show him off, and make copies of my checks from the state, because I have to fax them to my company to get supplemental STD. When are you going back to work?? What are you doing for daycare? OK, gotta get some things accomplished before he wakes up! Have a great day all! PS- I forgot to mention, for the past 2 nights, he's been sleeping all night in his bassinett!! He's good, as long as he's asleep when he goes in and is swaddled, and then has two blankets on him. :D Rabbit 02-06-2003, 01:30 PM hello. I seem to be retaining water this a.m., maybe from pretzels I ate last night. Hope that stops by weigh in time! Snow here! I keep thinking that is done. I'm planning a trip to Washington next weekend to visit law schools with ds. :D Karen - they do have great cheesecake! I really liked the raspberry one. ~ cool about the doula. BPB - hope you like the new job. RR - glad she is sleeping better at night. Lauren - happy to hear Petey is sleeping away in that bassinet! Rabbit op since 1/20/03 :) Ellie120 02-06-2003, 01:57 PM Thanks for the warm welcome back! This has been a very crazy week. It is also gearing toward my TOM, very PMSy. I was Depo Provera for two years and am back on a very low dose BCPs. That Depo really messed my body up. The shot sould have wore off at the end of December and my body doesn't know which way is up. I am crampy and bloated and not even due to start until next week. I think I am going to skip the scale this week, don't want the disappointment:) I am still happy with the 3 inches I lost when I measured on Tuesday so I think I will just leave it at that. My biggest challenge to actually eating. After the first week of Induction (lowering carbs to 20) your body starts to naturally suppress the appetite but on this diet you must eat at least 1700 calories to lose. Tuesday I had a good appetite, ate more than I normally due and had snacks which I haven't having since the first week. Yesterday and today I have had to force myself eat. Never thought I would say that :D LE - Good to see your back too! LBH - I used huggies way back when for DD---can you believe she is 12 now...very scary :eek: Have a great day!! KarenK 02-06-2003, 08:46 PM Hello!! Alex has been taking hula lessons, I'm convinced of it!! He has been moving so hard that it has taken my breath a few times between last night and today!! It's so freaky!! I love it though, as long as he is moving I know he's OK. :D I weighed again last night and at 7 months I have only gained 5 pounds!! Yippee!! Snackwell's has a new SF shortbread cookie that is actually GOOD. Course, you gotta like shortbread, but I think they are awesome. Lauren: Yeah on Petey in the bassinet. Poor little tyke was just cold!! I'm hoping that Alex is good in his!! How is the BF going? OK, here's a stupid question. I have not talked to our HR department because JACHO (accredidation organization) is coming and they are nutso. State checks? For maternity leave? Really? Supplemental STD? From your job? Really? Whoa. Do you collect anything close to your normal salary? I've already warned DH that we are only going to be getting about 66%. I could stand to be pleasantly surprised!! RR: I'm sorry you are sick. Drink lots of fluids and stay as warm as you can. I totally feel for you. Hope Kaylee doesn't get it. Rabbit: Good luck!! Hope weigh in goes well. Ellie: Yeah on doing so well on the program!! Keep it up!! You can do it. The first week sounds the hardest. Have a great night!! LBH 02-06-2003, 09:12 PM Hi All, Karen- Congrats on only gaining 5 lbs.!! JACHO...that's the Joint Commision, right? I remember from when I worked at the hospital. That's like the FDA coming to audit my company...everyone's on their toes and stressed out!! NJ pays 66% of your salary for 4 wks. before due date and 6 wks. after delivery (8wks. for C/S). Say your doctor puts you out 4 wks. before and you're late, say 5 wks...they still pay you. My company offers supplemental STD pay, to bring it to 80%. I had to elect this option when we renewed our health plan this year, it costs to have it, but the benefit far out-weighs the cost. Unfortunately they would not approve me for supplemental STD for the time before delivery, because it's not good enough for them that I was PG, I had to have complications. I guess they expected me to work until I was in labor!! :mad: But for the state, it's good enough that you're PG, no need for complications! :D OH, and they're pretty quick! I called the state yesterday to find out the status of my claim...tapping my fingers because the rent is due, along with a bunch of other stuff, and we have NO money. They received my claim on 1/29/03 and issued 3 checks on 2/4/03...I got 2 yesterday and 1 today!! They tell you it takes up to 14 days to process, so I was shocked. Now I have to have the midwife office fill out this P30 form to continue benefits, now that I've delivered (got that form yesterday also!) So I dropped that off and will p/u tomorrow and send it in. Hopefully there won't be too much of a lapse in time between checks. The state pays every 2 wks. and does not take taxes out. Ellen- Hope you get your cycle straightened out soon! I've never heard anything good from anyone that's been on Depo! Rabbit- Hope you drank the bloating away and the scale cooperated!! Ellie120 02-07-2003, 01:45 PM Hi all, What a day, I am having been waiting for the doctor to call me back about DD for the past two hours. She has some kind of infection in her breast, not a common thing for a 12 year old. I started her on antibodics last night. I don't feel as bloated as I did yesterday but my appetite is still zero. Being worried about DD isn't helping that either. RR - Hope you are feeling better :) LBH - Glad you got your checks :) Rabbit - The one good thing I have managed to accomplish is drinking my water. It does help with the bloating. I hope the scale goes your way. Karen - My daughter was very active in the womb too, sometimes felt like "Alien" :) I kept waiting for her to just pop out! Ellen :) RoadRunner 02-07-2003, 03:00 PM Karen--Just a warning...Kaylee was always supper active and now my little "Clingon-Velcro baby" never wants to be still!!! IF she is in the carrier, it is moving, the cradle vibrating, the car-screams at redlights and stop signs!!!She loves constant motion!!!U R doing great with the weight gain..Now dont be alarmed if U get a few pounds in the end...It will be gone quickly!!!I also got 12 weeks paid leave and then $2000/month more for STD...They paid me 8 weeks worth for having a C-section...Hope U R surprised with some extra cash!!!! Ellie--Keep us posted about DD..Hope all is better!! Very rare for being soo young also.. WEll..gotta run...Not feeling too great and the tylenol is kicking in!!!! Off to nap...Too scared to take the sinus meds sooo having trouble with the nose!! Lauren--Do U know of a list on the website or from memory or a book of approved meds while BF'ing?????Let me know please!!! RR Ellie120 02-07-2003, 05:01 PM RR- http://www.askdrsears.com/html/2/T028500.asp#T028508 this is a chart from meds while BF'ing, hope you feel better. Spoke to the doctor, actually said this was a common thing in puberty. he said she probably didn't need the antibodics (I will keep her on them anyway) and that she will probably get it in the other breast within the next month. I still think it is an infection but he did ease my mind a little. He said that if it gets any worse over the weekend to call on Monday. He also said to check her bras and make sure they fit properly. I can't keep up her, I think she is either a 36C or 38B. Maybe she needs a bigger size:o . Wow....we just had a sonic boom:eek:...kinda scary given the world situation. We had a potlock today and I stayed OP! I made low carb Chili and cornbread. It was a big hit and the only ones who knew it was LC were the ladies with are doing it with me. Ellen TechAlum 02-07-2003, 05:31 PM Hello All, Did well at WW last week, but then came down with the flu or something so laid around like a slug for a couple of days. K came back on Friday night. He complained it was rainy and 40 in Louisanna (sp?), I told him it could have been worse, it was single digits and snowy here. Did really well at WW on Tues, but then started TOM yesterday so was feeling real ichy. If it's not one thing its another. LE and RR - hope you're feeling better quick. Ellen - I stopped the Depo about a year ago (I loved it but for the side effect of lack of desire not good for a newlywed) it took my body about 3-4 months to get back on track, but I wasn't taking bc pills. Good luck! Liz - Thinking about you and everyone down there. So sad :(. Rabbit - Hope your WI went well yesterday. Talk to you all later. - Tech :?: LBH 02-07-2003, 05:43 PM RR- I was just reading earlier today on Babycenter.com. They have a list of meds, herbs, all sorts of stuff! Just go to the BF'ing area. KarenK 02-07-2003, 07:06 PM Hi all, My cold is back and I feel like total poop today. Ugh. Little one is still doing didos but not as strong, hope he doesn't feel yucky too. I got my hair cut today and it looks really nice. I wish I had the patience to do it myself. Course, it would never look like this!! Work was really rough today. I had a patient sit on my leg while we were trying to stand her and now my back really hurts. I hope she didn't mess me up. I think I will have to talk to my boss about trading her for someone else on Monday. I hate to make the others take all the hard patients but I can't get hurt either. :( Lauren: Thanks for the info!! Yeah, JACHO is the accredidation people. They were here back in the summer and we had a couple Type 1 faults which are the ABSOLUTE worse. The hospital found out the DAY before they were coming that one of the doctors had not renewed his liscence. NOT a good thing. They decided to be upfront and not try to hide it. This is a fault that could have closed the hospital down. Since they were honest about it, JACHO didn't close us down and gave us time to get rid of the doctor and make all the paperwork right. 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