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PROVIDENCE, R.I., May 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- United Natural Foods, Inc. (Nasdaq: UNFI) (the "Company" or "UNFI"), the leading national distributor of natural, organic and specialty foods and related products, today announced the establishment of a charitable foundation committed to supporting healthy, sustainable and organic food systems. UNFI Foundation (the "Foundation") is scheduled to launch on August 1, 2012.
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Melody Meyer, Vice-President of Global Initiatives for UNFI's subsidiary Albert's Organics, has been named Executive Director of the Foundation and will serve on its Board of Directors along with Steven Spinner, UNFI's President and Chief Executive Officer, Michael Funk, UNFI's Chairman of the Board, Thomas Dziki, UNFI's Senior Vice President, Chief Human Resource and Sustainability Officer, and Lisa Madsen, UNFI's Director, Sustainability & Philanthropy, Internal Communications.
UNFI has a long history of philanthropic endeavors including supporting the communities it serves and proactive support of sustainable agriculture and organic farming initiatives, labeling campaigns and nutritional education, including the Organic Trade Association, the Non-GMO Project, Organic Farming Research Foundation, Eco-Farm Conference, Mid-West Organic Sustainable Education Services and Vitamin Angels. "As we launch UNFI Foundation, we look to continue the advancement of socially responsible initiatives that protect the environment and foster stewardship of the land," commented Steven Spinner. Beginning August 1, 2012, the Foundation will accept mission-specific grant applications from eligible 501(c)(3) organizations based in the United States. The Foundation's Board of Directors will consider each qualified application and expects to begin approving grants later this year. Preliminary information is available at www.unfifoundation.org and application guidelines will be updated later this year. "The establishment of the Foundation speaks to UNFI's core values," added Melody Meyer. "This initiative provides another wonderful opportunity for UNFI to make a meaningful difference, right at the beginning, where it counts. Everything we do starts at the farm." For additional information on the Foundation please visit www.unfifoundation.org or contact us at email@example.com Out Our Best Services for Investors
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The central depot in the armory at Unteren Graben is converted for production of replacement parts.
In August the "old" Auto Union was deleted from the trade register in Chemnitz. In Ingolstadt, work began on the development of a delivery van and the production of new design drawings for the prewar DKW RT 125 motorcycle.
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On April 24, Daimler-Benz AG responds to a proposal from industrial magnate Friedrich Flick and acquires a majority share in Auto Union. The Ingolstadt company remains a wholly owned subsidiary of Daimler-Benz AG until the end of 1964. In July, groundbreaking takes place for a new automobile plant on Ettinger Strasse just outside the city. Motorcycle production ends at the end of the year.
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So where does it stop? If your personal behavior is based on genetics then nothing anyone does can be truly wrong. Maybe we should let all the serial killers go free. Sorry I'm not buying that. The term homophobe is absurd it implies fear. I don't like the behavior but I'm certainly not afraid of them.
Phobia-an irrational or extreme fear of or aversion to something. Using that as a baseline, I would say that 1% of those that I know labeled as "homophobes" are such. And that's my conservative guess. In reality, and with a larger pool to draw from, I would believe the number to be far lower Sent from my DROID2 using FirearmsTalk
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I just asked a question. So no one is allowed to disagree with a liberal or we will be branded a homophobe. The question still stands: Where does it stop? Is it only genetic when it's a cause you believe in? If you can make the arguement that an abnormal behavior is genetic then anyone can make the same claim about any abnormal behavior. Suddenly all the theives and murderers have a defense. You can't excuse one without it applying to all. What makes murder wrong? What makes stealing wrong?


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- Gran Prix - Slot Machine
old style Gran Prix Theme - Done in 2011, this work opened to me the doors of the online gaming.
I always totally ignored the existence of this kind of products .
Fresh Produce , the client, found me on Behance, and asked me to work for them at this first project.
The aim was to recreate the '50-'60 feeling of the first formula 1 races.
I always liked that kind of posters so it has been very interesting for me to search references , studying the authors in order to understood the techniques.
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Danza ibérica (Nin, Joaquín)
Free public domain sheet music from IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library
This work likely not be in the public domain in the US (due to first publication with the required notice after 1922, plus renewal or "restoration" under the GATT/TRIPS amendments) in the EU and those countries where the copyright term is life+70 years. However, it is public domain in Canada (where IMSLP is hosted) and in other countries (China, Japan, S. Korea) where the copyright term is life+50 years. |
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Paris: Max Eschig, 1926. Plate M.E.1694.
Public Domain - Non-PD US, Non-PD EU [tag/del]
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Work Title | Danza ibérica |
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Composer | Nin, Joaquín |
Movements/Sections | 1 |
First Publication | 1926 |
Piece Style | Early 20th century |
Instrumentation | Piano |


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Kraftwerk (German pronunciation: [ˈkʀaftvɛɐk], "power station") are a German electronic music band formed by Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider in 1970 in Düsseldorf, and fronted by them until Schneider's departure in 2008.
The signature Kraftwerk sound combines driving, repetitive rhythms with catchy melodies, mainly following a Western classical style of harmony, with a minimalistic and strictly electronic instrumentation. The group's simplified lyrics are at times sung through a vocoder or generated by computer-speech software. Kraftwerk were one of the first groups to popularize electronic music and are considered pioneers in the field.
In the 1970s and early 1980s, Kraftwerk's distinctive sound was revolutionary, and has had a lasting effect across many genres of modern music. According to The Observer, "no other band since the Beatles has given so much to pop culture" and a wide range of artists have been influenced by their music and image. In January 2014 the Grammy Academy honored Kraftwerk with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
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S Club (formerly S Club 7) is a pop group from the United Kingdom who were active from 1999 to 2003. The group have released eleven singles, all top five hits and four number ones, which are Bring It All Back, Have You Ever, Never Had A Dream Come True and Don't Stop Movin'. They have also released four albums: S Club, 7, Sunshine and Seeing Double. The group split up in 2003 and influenced pop music in many ways. They also had four series of their television show: L.A.7, Hollywood 7, Viva S Club and Miami 7. Read more about S Club on Last.fm.
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Zone 3 Press
Welcome to Zone 3 Press, the literary press of Austin Peay State University. Our mission is to promote the work of emerging writers and to develop an audience for contemporary poetry and prose.
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Zone 3 Press is excited to annouce the winner of the 2014 Zone 3 Press First Book Award for Poetry! Angela Ball selected Ashley Seitz Kramer's manuscript Museum of Distance for the award, which is accompanied by a $1,000 prize. Read more about Ashley Seitz Kramer and her writing. We would also like to congratulate runner-up Cindy Veach for her manuscript Thimbleful.
Finalists are Kate Angus, Distant Satellite; Clayton A. Clark, Strange Commerce; Jennifer Coleman, My Lucky Mosquito; Samantha Deal, [Taxonomies Something Opened]; Lucian Mattison, Well Away; Darren Morris, Elegy for the Visible World; Andrew Nurkin, Rapture's Atlas; Lynn Pederson, The Nomenclature of Small Things; Erin Rodoni, In Good Light; Michael Schmeltzer, Empire of Surrender; and Maura Way, Bye Week.
Semi-finalists are Pia Aliperti, Solitude Must Share My Solitude; Jerry Baskfield, Love Is; Mark Burke, Living on the Light; Kay Cosgrove, American Tourister; Melissa Cundieff-Pexa, Your Hindenberg Voice; Molly M. Damm, Ground-truth; Gail C. DiMaggio, A Book of Common Days; Barbara Edelman, Dream of the Gone-From City; Marta Ferguson, Table for One; Bunny Goodjohn, love, love (all the wretched cant of it); Eileen G'Sell, I Refuse to Make This Beautiful; Nels Hanson, Things Leaving and Other Poems; Nora S. Hickey, Cheesehead; John Meredith Hill, Home and Away; Bill Hoagland, Ascensions; Lindsay Illich, rile & heave (everything reminds me of you); Stephanie Kartalopoulos, Amulet; Andrew Kwon, To Hills; Rose Lane, Tiller North; Tony Luebbermann, Murmurs Late Unfolded; Christopher Munde, Slippage; Jonathan T. Nutting, Substance, Burning; Emily Pulfer-Terino, Prayer for What Disappears; Elizabeth Rees, What to Pack, What to Carry; Linda Scheller, Wicked Eye; Laura Sobbott Ross, In the Space Between; LeRoy Sorenson, Sweet Whiskey and Sudden Fornication; George Such, Homemade Mantra; and Jonathan Travelstead, How We Bury Our Dead
Many thanks to all the poets who submitted to the competition this year.
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Zone 3 Press is thrilled to announce the winner of the 2013 Creative Nonfiction Book Award. Joni Tevis selected Kate Schmitt's manuscript Singing Bones for the award, which is accompanied by a $1,000 prize. We would also like to congratulate runner-up Matt Donovan for his manuscript A Cloud of Unusual Size and Appearance.
Finalists are Tara P. Deal and Thorpe Moeckel.
Semifinalists are Michael Cohen, Julie Marie Wade, Erik Anderson, Jill Darling, Kathleen Zieg, Hadassah Haskale, Bonnie Morris, and Alison Townsend.
Many thanks to all who entered the contest.
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Zone 3 Press
We are pleased to announce Nancy Eimers has selected Karen Skolfield's manuscript Frost in the Low Areas as the 2012 winner of the Zone 3 First Book Award for Poetry. We would also like to congratulate runner-up Sarah Blackman for her manuscript Fourthspace.
Finalists are Margaret Mackinnon, Dale Dewoody, Trent Busch, Brianna Noll, Martin Arnold, Ben Pryor, Angel Torres, Dawn Lonsinger, Mark McKain, Erin Malone, Melissa Tucky, Bruce Sager, Dan O'Brien, Sawnie Morris, and Emily Puhler-Terino.
Semi-finalists are Missy-Marie Montgomery, Marc Harshman, Linda Strever, Sarah Sousa, Catherine Abbey-Hodges, Pauline Uchmanowicz, Stephen Lackaye, Christopher Todd Matthews, Angie Hogan, Chrissy Kolaya, Lawrence Wray, LaWanda Walters, Mg Roberts, Randolph Thomas, Michael Schmeltzer, Kevin McLellan, Talia Bloch, Mark Wisniewski, Sass Brown, Gary Leising, Anna Marie Craighead-Kintis, Lauren Goodwin Slaughter, and Melissa Cundieff-Pexa.
Finally, we would like to thank everyone who participated in this year's competition.
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"Like Persephone, Kate Schmitt is dragged to the Underworld, not by Hades but by her own DNA. This beautiful and heartbreaking memoir is addressed to the grandmother she never knew, a woman she resembles and whose demons she also shares. With meticulous, poetic language Schmitt describes her descent and her return to the world. My body is both castle and battlefield, she says, and the ensuing siege pits one woman against the deepest impulses of her own blood.
The magic of this book is that a true heroine emerges, one who has braved the snares of the past and stepped into the present moment completely herself."
—Barbara Hamby
"In these pages Kate Schmitt offers us a map for how to communicate with the dead. The dead, it seems, have always been talking to us—through letters, books, poems. Like a flash of lightning in the brain, Schmitt reveals that it is a two-way street, that if we are awake to music, to wonder, our words will allow us to talk to them as well. I picked up Singing Bones to simply see how it felt in my hands—a few hours later I put it down, strangely transformed, alive to the last command—Wake up."
—Nick Flynn
Frost in the Low Areas is a recent winner of the 2014 PEN New England Award for Literary Excellence in poetry!
"In her magnificent debut collection, Karen Skolfield made me fall in love with poetry all over again, reminding me of its divine power to find the extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary. She understands that poetry does not exist independently; it is pulled out of all we see, without pretense or artifice, and not in the obvious and expected ways either. Her poems surprise with each turn of the line; they foray into the unexpected discoveries and dimensions. After reading her poems, I will never again look at a baby, a fossil, a painting, a key, a homunculus - or myself - as I had before. If poetry is meant to challenge and change our perceptions of the world and ourselves, then Karen is by all means an extraordinary poet."
—Richard Blanco
"With Frost in the Low Areas, Karen Skolfield's debut collection, a multi-faceted poet enters our midst. In these well made and welcoming poems Skolfield is a country mouse, a girl in the woods, a daughter, a mother, a lover, a friend, a wife, a soldier and most of all, in her measured lines, a poet of grace, wit and purpose. I love how these poems examine what Skolfield encounters, inviting us in, letting us go renewed and eager and prepared to know more."
—Dara Wier
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"Part affecting memoir, part lyric meditation on water, part cultural critique, but finally about all that is unquenchable in the human experience, Nicole Walker has created a book that is truly sui generis. By turns wry, elegiac, and always elegant in its precision and force, Walker investigates all that is contradictory and curious in the micro climate of her immediate family and the macro climate of Utah to create not a dry treatise, not a windless flight of experimental prose, but a natural history of thirst in all its manifestations, at once compulsively readable and intensely personal."
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Read more about Amanda Auchter |
"Rendered with acute beauty, tenderness and measured dignity of expression, Amanda Auchter¹s debut collection breathes life into her speakers and themes: a woman in a coma, biblical figures, the divine and the earthly, an unborn child, being and nothingness, a daughter given up for adoption, the body and the soul, a hung-over unwed mother. These poems radiate insistent light, pure lyric courage and unflagging compassion."
—Amy Gerstler
Read more about John Pursley III |
"John Pursley's striking debut is a collection of meticulously orchestrated lyric mediations, very confident in its music, and recalling Larry Levis and Charles Wright in the vividly rendered ways in which leitmotifs are obsessively shuffled in order to bring the poems to large and abiding reckonings. This is an ambitious book of abundant promise..."
--David Wojahn
Read more about Kate Gleason |
"Kate Gleason's first book, Measuring the Dark, has the force of a full life behind it: a mature intelligence and gravitas gleaned through long experience. Gleason exhibits a sure handling of metaphor–both extended conceits and interlocking analogies— and a sure handling of the new science, from quantum physics to string theory, finding in the scientific world analogies for the human condition. Whether writing expansive narratives, layered with personal and political history, or tightly controlled lyrics with dazzling metaphysical conceits, Gleason measures love and loss on earth, set against the darkness and empty space that surrounds us, lit up, moment to moment, by the memory of those who moved us to words."
—Neil Shepard, editor of Green Mountains Review
Read more about Leigh Anne Couch |
"What a surprising and exciting debut this is! Leigh Anne Couch's poems are a completely natural amalgam of the ordinary and the fantastical, as if our own zone of consciousness were repeatedly pierced by another, resulting in a kind of dual perception that's both weird and completely logical. Thus the world in which these poems form and flower is stranger and more dangerous than our own familiar one, but also more winged and beautiful."
—Chase Twichell
Read more about Andrew Kozma |
"In Andrew Kozma's poems, the world is intriguingly askew: 'The desert sky opens like the mouth of a dying fish.' Cafés undress, walls merge with air, and rooms speak, sometimes even returning one's gaze, projecting strange images that will shadow you like portraits whose eyes follow you around the room and even into the street. Kozma is at his best evoking those odd moments of disorientation when the stuff of your life transforms, seeming to submerge into a matrix of dream—'those moments air becomes solid and you stare through ice / like a man in a glacier.'"
—J. Allyn Rosser
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"David Till has produced in Oval a collection that encompasses the full circle of experience.... The 58 poems take a wide range of forms and lengths, including everything from the expressionistic, fragmentary "About Trout" ('...Go stardust / One goes off hot inside / yr dream hand'), to the joyous occasional piece "Two Poems for their Wedding": ('I could say: dogwood are like moonlight, / or like wedding gowns in the dark church; / but to me, / they are cold banks of snow in the mountains...') The disparate quality of the poems is offset by Till's consistently gentle, grounded sensibility...."
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This course is beautiful, especially in autumn. Rates are quite high and part of the staff is not exactly friendly as one would expect. Still, it's a nice course and work the... read more
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This course is beautiful, especially in autumn. Rates are quite high and part of the staff is not exactly friendly as one would expect. Still, it's a nice course and work the visit.
The mini golf course is fun and just challengeing enough for families. Good value There is a driving range and golf course there as well.Can't wait for our next visit!
great family place, mini-putt and driving range. as well as a nice golf coarse. The snack bar is good with reasonable prices. good access to hwy 401 and 427
Their range fees are very reasonable, and they usually will have both mats and grass available, although the grass areas do fill up quick. They also have both a chipping and putting green available for use too. Grounds are well maintained, but beware of playing after rain, as it is a low lying area. There are 3 9 holes courses... More
For an executive course this establishment charges too much. Their large bucket of balls is $14 and a round of golf on the weekend is $40 without a cart.
We have had four company golf days here in the past four years. The course is perfect for beginners and there is something in the park for everyone.
Love this park. Great place to run/walk. There's a go-cart track, baseball batting cage, softball/soccer fields, volleyball and a ski lift which I guess works in winter. You may want to check on that. There is also a free conservatory with plants and flowers. Large pond with geese and ducks. Several picnic tables and pavilions. I always try to stay... More
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Hi everybody. I'm new to this. My name is Jessica. I am 23 years old, will be 24 in September. DH just turned 26 in April. We have been married for 2 years (this May) and we are TTC our first child. I just graduated from LSU on Friday with my Master's degree in Social Work, and I am currently trying to find a job for the time being. My goal is to be a stay-at-home-mom once I finally am able to have a baby. Well, here is my TTC story.
About a year ago (before my DH and I ever even thought about TTC) I lost a lot of weight in a short amount of time, about 20 pounds in about 3 months. This threw my cycle all of course, and I eventually stopped menstruating. I went through 2 OBGYNs, tons of B/W, and 1 diagnosis of PCOS before I decided to see an RE. He did more B/W and an U/S and told me that I do not have PCOS after all. He diagnosed me with Hypothalamic Amennorhea. Basically, my pituitary gland shut down after all of the weight loss and stopped sending out the appropriate hormones to the rest of my body. He said that my body may or may not ever go back to the way it was before
I was devastated about this because this is something that I did to myself, no one made me lose so much weight at one time. But on the bright side, my RE told me that with the proper medications/treatment, I should have no problem conceiving. My ovaries and other reproductive organs looked fine via U/S. So, of course, he decided that I should try Clomid right away as I was not ovulating (or menstruating) on my own. We did one Clomid cycle (with the trigger HCG shot to make me ovulate) and did not conceive that cycle. I ended up developing a cyst (from the Clomid) and had to sit out one cycle (without being able to use Clomid.) Well, miraculously, we ended up conceiving on our own without Clomid! (I had ovulated on my own again!) Unfortunately, I ended up having a miscarriage on the same day that I found out I was pregnant.
I was absolutely DEVASTATED. What made it worse was that I had requested to be tested for an LPD (Luteal Phase Defect) and/or for low Progesterone (same thing.) When I asked the nurse for this simple blood test, she denied me. She claims to have never heard me say that I had a positive OPK. I wanted to be tested on 7 DPO (when you are supposed to be tested for an LPD and/or for low Progesterone.) She said that because I did not tell her I had a positive OPK, there was no way for them to know where I was in my cycle or what DPO it was, and therefore they could not test me for an LPD. Well, she is full of s*!% because I did tell her I had a positive OPK, why else would I be requesting a 7 DPO blood test????
I was FURIOUS to say the least and talked to my RE about it. He told me that he would not have minded at all for me to come in and have the test. If the test would have shown low Progesterone, I would have started right away on Prometrium, which I am doing now. The whole M/C could have possibly been prevented and I could still be pregnant right now! I was so mad because my M/C was most probably caused by low progesterone. When I had my HCG drawn up that day, I also had my Progesterone drawn up and it was low. Granted, I had already started to bleed, but it was lower than normal. Looking back on my chart now, my BBTs had dropped 4 days before the M/C, signaling that it was probably low Progesterone that did it. The day of my miscarriage was January 19. This past Saturday (May 19,) I would have been 4 months pregnant!
It took me a long time to work through the pain, anger, and sadness associated with my M/C, but I finally was able to find happiness and acceptance again in my life. But recently, I don't know why, I have been thinking about it and reliving it all over again. I have been extremely depressed and sad over the whole thing, and very angry at the nurses who took my baby away from me (or that's how I see it.)
Well, we were initially told by my RE to wait one cycle post-M/C before TTC again, and then my new OBGYN (third one's the charm, I hope) told me to wait 2 cycles post-M/C to make sure my uterine lining is nice and "fluffy." So I waited my 2 cycles, and 3 and a half months later we were finally able to try again! (It took me that long to have 2 cycles and 1 of them had to be induced by Prometrium.) We have decided to forego using Clomid for the time being, since I ovulated on my own and got pregnant in January, and since I ovulated on my own during my 1st cycle after the M/C, even though we did not TTC that cycle per my doctors' advice (It was so hard to see that positive OPK and know that I could not TTC!) So about a week and a half ago I got a positive OPK (Or so I think- its always so hard to tell! and they were "Answer" brand OPKs- the cheap kind,) and my DH and I were finally able try again! However, although I am ovulating on my own, do not be fooled. My body is not back to normal yet. I am currently ovulating about 5-7 days after most people, so my cycles are about 5 weeks instead of 4 (which sucks b/c you can't TTC as much as some people can because your cycles are sooooo long). I have had to take 2 Prometrium capsules vaginally (per day, ever since 3 days after my positive OPK) in order to prevent M/C, should I be pregnant. If I am not pregnant, I have to still take them until I get a negative HCG blood test, which I cannot take until May 30 (this is also extending the length of time before we can start a new cycle and TTC again b/c the Prometrium that I am taking is keeping me from having a period on my own if I am not pregnant.) If I get a positive at-home or blood test before May 30, I have to continue taking the Prometrium until I pass a certain point in the pregnancy. I don't care how uncomfortable, messy, or aggravating the Prometrium suppositories are, I'll do anything to prevent another M/C!
I am also taking 1 baby aspirin a day to increase blood flow to the uterus, possibly making the lining thicker and "fluffier." My RE said to do this, my OBGYN said she never heard of it helping. But its worth a try! Today I am either 10 DPO (per Fertility Friend) or 9 DPO (because we never know the exact date of ovulation, do we?) I am extremely tempted to take a HPT today but I'm going to try to make myself wait until tomorrow. Last time I found out at 10 DPO, but I'm not sure I'm actually 10 DPO yet (I think Fertility Friend might be wrong) and I don't want the disappointment (or money wasted) with getting a negative result today.
On a side note- something else that has been going on with me is that I have been having intermittent lower right pelvic pain since about November of 2006. At first we thought it was a cyst, but cysts were ruled out. Then we thought it was a kidney stone, but I don't think thats what it was. Then the pain went away and came back after my M/C, so we thought it was due to that. Then it came back again, and I ended up having a right ovarian Hemorrhagic cyst (in April,) so we thought the pain was due to that. But the pain is still here, and the cyst is gone. I am hoping that I do not have Endometriosis, or worse, some kind of abdominal or pelvic tumor or something. I do not have any family history of Endo or any other symptoms, other than painful I/C at times (though I have a retroverted uterus and a history of Vaginismus, so the painful I/C could be because of that...) At what point do I start having more investigative procedures done to find out the cause of this pain? My RE said I could have Endo, but probably unlikely since I do not have any other symptoms (no painful or long periods, and the pain is not associated with any specific part of the cycle, it just comes and goes throughout the cycle.) We're not at the point of doing a Lap yet, and neither my RE nor my OBGYN think its appropriate to do one this soon. The pain is not bad enough to cause me to take any pain killers, but its just bothersome and I worry more about what could be causing the pain rather than the pain itself!
Well, I have to run now and apply today to become certified as a GSW (Graduate Social Worker). I also have a job interview tomorrow. The position is to be a social worker working with children who are in crisis, doing therapy, treatment, counseling, etc. Maybe it will go well and I will get hired and forget about TTC for the time being! I will keep everyone posted on my HPTs- will take one sometime tomorrow if I can hold out. Even if its negative, its still early on, and I won't lose complete hope (even though I found out extremely early last time)...
I have enjoyed reading everyone's journals and hope to find the same help and support that I see so many of you offering each other. Thanks for taking the time to read my journal, and I will continue to update,
Well, I woke up this morning at 5 AM and decided to test. Big Mistake. BFN. So I went back to bed all depressed and woke up around 8:00 to get ready for my interview.
The interview went well, they offered me the job, but I turned it down because it just was not the right job for me. So now I am back on the hunt for a job! In the meantime, I have wayyyyy too much free time to sit here and obsess about TTC issues...
I have to admit that I was (am) really thinking that this could be it this time around. I have had a few early pregnancy symptoms, but I'm not sure if they're from taking Prometrium 2x a day or if they're really pregnancy symptoms. Yesterday I was having sharp shooting pains in both breasts and it lasted for a couple of hours....that is unusual for me, I usually never have painful breasts. I also was having some weird abdominal pains (different from the usual lower R pelvic pain described earlier...) but I'm not sure if they're pregnancy-related pains. I've also been more aware of the blue veins around my breasts- they seem to stand out more. And (of course,) since a few days ago, I've been very emotional/depressed/crying a lot recently. And my temps are extremely high for me (98.4)....I know that Prometrium can raise your BBTs b/c its a form of Progesterone, but do you think it would raise them that much? Too much to think about...
So needless to say, I was a little disappointed, okay majorly disappointed, when I got that BFN this morning! And of course when I got up 3 hours later, I could see the faintest blue line in the test window, but its barely there and could be an evap. line. I bought some more pregnancy tests today (they are sooo expensive!) and want to return them b/c they're the digital kind, and I would rather have a line that I can obsess over. For some reason, don't ask me why. I'm trying to decide when to test again, definately not today, maybe tomorrow afternoon. I don't want to keep getting BFNs and getting all sad and depressed. Plus this is costing us money!
Will keep you posted,
Today I have been on an emotional rollercoaster. Woke up this morning and decided to test around 9:00 with First Response Early Response. BFN. Total devastation and depression ensues. I have read, however, that FRER may not be the most accurate at detecting early pregnancy results, though that is what they claim.
I think I might go and find the brand that I used the first time around (in January) and take that one tomorrow morning. Has anyone tested - on 12DPO with FRER and then tested + afterward???
NO BFN THIS MORNING!!! Because I didn't test... I'm actually going to SKIP A DAY like I am supposed to and test tomorrow morning. I HAVE to test tomorrow morning because my husband and I are leaving town tomorrow and if I do get a BFP I want to go get a Blood serum HCG and Progesterone level drawn before leaving town for 5 days...
On a lighter note, DH and I are leaving tomorrow morning to go to Destin, Florida for 5 days/4 nights. It is about 5 and a half hours from where we live in LA, and we go to Destin every summer. The water is blue-green and gorgeous, and the sand is snow white! I can't wait to go and escape everything, especially the TTC world (just for a little while though, I'm not fooling myself or anyone else!) Bring on the sun and the sand!!!
Still having lots of symptoms (shooting pains in bbs, some tiredness, nauseated yesterday, hot flashes at night, high BBTs, blue veins on chest, ect.) HOWEVER I do not know if these symptoms are from pg or that stupid Prometrium!!!!
If only I was not on Prometrium, I would know for sure that I was pg with all of these symptoms! Well, I will test tomorrow morning and keep posting! Wish me a BFP!!!
I'm back! After reading my last post, I thought about my lack of restraint. I had woken up that morning and was planning on being strong and not testing that day. Well, I ended up testing later that evening during a moment of weakness, and surprise, surprise, a BFN and nothing but disappointment. I woke up the next morning and took another test (b/c we were leaving for Destin) and it was Negative. That was 14 DPO according to FF. I took yet another HPT on Saturday and it was negative. At that point I was convinced I was not pregnant and a blood HCG test confirmed it on Tuesday (18 DPO). I actually got AF that afternoon, before stopping the Prometrium, which was good b/c I don't have to wait days and days before moving on and starting a new cycle. I am now on CD 2 and can't wait to try again! I just hope I ovulate sooner this time around. Last month I O'd at CD 20 (which is good, considering I did not use Clomid and have an anovulatory history.) Hopefully my body is trying to return back to normal like it was before losing all of that weight last year. I wish I was still 15 pounds heavier so that I would not be going through this right now! But it doesn't do any good to "wallow" in the past. I tend to do that wayyyy too much and make myself miserable. DH and I had fun at the beach, but it could have been better. The waves were really rough and it was really cold and breezy (surprising for Destin this time of year...) But it was definately good to escape reality for a little while. Now I am back, waiting to hear from one job that I interviewed with yesterday. I would be working with Autistic children for the School Board as a Social Worker. They should let me know something by tomorrow, I hope! I have another interview on June 12 if this job doesn't work out. I would be a Social Worker for the state, doing mental health work (therapy, medication management, etc.) with children who have severe mental disorders. This type of job would appeal to me also. I really want to work with children, no matter what I do. Either way, I will not be starting work (for either job, no matter which one I would get hired for,) until the beginning of July. That means I have a whooolllleeee month of nothing to do! We are going to Vegas June 15-20 and I am taking 2 weekend trips as well, but I need a hobby! I am reading for fun and I just started scrapbooking and I'm loving it! Too bad its sort of expensive. I'm making a wedding scrapbook with all of the things left over from 2 years ago that I have not known what to do with all of this time. (Our 2 year wedding anniversary was Monday). Oh well, fingers are getting tired from typing. Will update with any new info,


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BIG STONE LAKE, S.D. — Residents in the Big Stone Lake area are cleaning up and beginning repairs after a storm that brought straight-line winds and at least one tornado.KELO-TV reports that the National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado touched down in the Cramer's Resort area, and straight-line winds hit Big Stone City and the nearby Minnesota community of Ortonville.
Sandi Sawchuk was still shaken a day after the storm. She tells KELO that she was outside at the lake when debris began flying and trees started falling. She says she was lucky not to be injured.
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SOUTHPORT—A Southport man was killed late Saturday when he was struck by an on-coming vehicle on N.C. 133.
Just before 10 p.m., Arthur Bentley Hart, 42, of Southport was driving south on N.C. 133 just north of Southport when Omar Perez, driving in the opposite direction, veered into Hart's lane and struck him.
According to C.C. Albritton of the N.C. State Highway Patrol, Perez was driving about 55 mph when he traveled left of center and collided with Hart.
BOLIVIA—Members of the Brunswick County Planning Board on Monday approved text amendments to the county's Unified Development Ordinance.
Board members approved forwarded the following amendments to county commissioners for their final approval:
•To amend the summary of notice and public hearing requirements for appeal of administrative decisions and nonconforming use certificates.
•To require the recordation of a special exception permit prior to review of final plats.
WILMINGTON—With Sen. John McCain's recent rally in Wilmington, and an Obama/Biden visit all but imminent, North Carolina is garnering national attention as a key battleground state in this year's presidential election.
Brunswick County GOP Chairman Frank Iler, who attended McCain's Wilmington rally Monday afternoon, said the senator's visit excited members of the Republican Party and brought attention to North Carolina on the national stage.
Tom Bagby has resigned as Brunswick County Tax Administrator.
According to county attorney Huey Marshall, Bagby resigned as tax administrator Friday, Oct. 10.
Bagby, who made an annual salary of $81,390, had served as the county's tax administrator since April 10, 2006.
When reached at home Tuesday, Bagby said he was surprised when commissioners asked him to resign as tax administrator.
"I resigned at the request of the board," Bagby said. "I was notified Tuesday (Oct. 7) by the board."
President George W. Bush has declared a federal disaster for the three counties that suffered the most damage from Tropical Storm Hanna—Brunswick, Beaufort and Person counties.
N.C. Governor Mike Easley requested the disaster declaration on Sept. 30, and Bush declared the disaster Oct. 8, Brunswick County Emergency Services Director Randy Thompson said.
Thompson said the presidential declaration is for public assistance, not individual assistance; meaning individual homeowners cannot apply for assistance.
Ronald Hewett is on the road to recovery, and his attorney wants him to stay on that path while serving his 16-month prison sentence.
After being sentenced in federal court Monday afternoon, Hewett's attorney Douglas Parsons asked that U.S. District Judge W. Earl Britt recommend Hewett serve his time in a federal facility in Butner, and specifically, that Hewett participate in an intense substance abuse program, "so that he may continue on the course he's on."
Stacey Anne Brown and Jack O'Dell Todd were married Oct. 5 at Ocean Isle Beach.
The bride is the daughter of Beth Johnson and John Fellner of Shallotte. The groom is the son of Jack and Wilma Todd of Ocean Isle Beach.
The Rev. Lamar Boulware officiated the ceremony. Family and friends attended.
The couple resides at Ocean Isle Beach.
Richard and Loretta Snyder of Sunset Beach will celebrate 60 years of marriage Oct. 17.
The couple met in a delicatessen in Roosevelt, Long Island, N.Y., where Richard worked while attending high school.
Richard enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1945 before the end of World War II. He served on the battleship "Iowa," which berthed in Japan after the end of the war.
Following his military discharge, Richard worked as a printer, beginning a lifelong career. He also worked for many years a as a maitre d' in the catering business.
Michael "Rock" and Beth Clewis of Boiling Spring Lakes are the parents of a daughter, Carly Ann Clewis, born at 2:17 p.m. Aug. 19 at Brunswick Community Hospital.
She weighed 9 pounds, 15 ounces and measured 21 inches long.
She joins a brother, Caison, 11.
Maternal grandparents are Ann Caison of Supply and the late Edward Caison Jr.
Paternal grandparents are Earl and Barbara Clewis of Southport.
Great-grandparents are Mickey Robinson of Supply and Lucy Henry of Southport.
Former Brunswick County Sheriff Ronald Hewett has pleaded guilty to three state embezzlement charges.
On Monday morning, in Brunswick Superior Court, Hewett pleaded guilty to the three charges, but entered a no-contest plea to an obstruction of justice charge.
He was sentenced to 15 to 18 months, which were suspended in lieu of 36 months of supervised probation. Hewett will be under supervised probation until he reports to federal prison for the 16 months he was sentenced to federally last week.


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A superb study shows why Job's comforters get it all wrong, says Anthony Phillips
Human Conciousness of God in the Book of Job: A theological and psychological commentaryJeffrey BossT. & T. Clark £40(978-0567-25389-7)Church Times Bookshop £36
WHILE Boss recognises that the book of Job may be the product of more than one hand, he sees it as a "unified work of art". It is a drama in which the reader is invited to participate, and in which it is possible not only to be enriched, but, like Job, changed.
Boss comments on the Masoretic text chapter by chapter, constantly illuminating the narrative with his shrewd insights and wealth of knowledge of the Hebrew scriptures and their interpretation. It is a pity that length precluded the inclusion of his own translation of the text.
What is novel about this commentary is that Boss addresses not only the theological issues raised by Job's situation, but also his psychological state as he encounters the different faces of God.
While in the Prologue (1-2) and Lamentation (3) Job meets God as nurturer, destroyer, and self-concealer, it is in the long Dialogue (4-31) with the three friends that Job gradually emerges from his despairing darkness. In his integrity, he refuses the temptation to accept their easy arguments, and thereby discovers his own worth. As Boss emphasises, the friends speak about God; Job speaks to God. And, throughout the Dialogue, God is still, for Job, the far-off object of his desire.
At the end of the Dialogue, Job recognises that he cannot find out by confrontation what God's purpose for his suffering is. Yet, because he has held fast to his integrity and faith, God can break into his life, which is then transformed.
For Boss, the author of Job points to two kinds of wisdom: human wisdom that stands in awe of God and eschews evil, which Job already has; and divine wisdom, which is "a view of creation and the created things wider than we can encompass". This is the mystery beyond our knowledge, which Job recognises from the speeches of God, "the ineffable Holy One".
Rightly, Boss dismisses any idea that Job repents, which would make the book meaningless. What Job does is to turn away from his past life, "dust and ashes", for something new. He had been wrong in whatever expectation he had about an encounter with God. But, unlike the friends, he had spoken what was right. While, as Boss points out, we never learn the purpose of Job's suffering, Job does discover, through the Dialogue, a freedom to rise above the framework of his life.
In a brief conclusion that deserves further development, Boss argues that the book of Job is relevant to our condition today, in relation to economic processes, religion, and education. It rejects both the worship of wealth and a religiosity that knows it all. Job's ethics are social. "Over religion which knows only personal salvation, and over an economic system that gives overriding precedence to the thrust of individuals against each other, the Book of Job stands in judgement."
Any serious study of Job and the issues it raises cannot afford to ignore this superb study, which is applicable to all faiths. Indeed, the author of the book of Job, with his frequent borrowing of non-Hebrew words, may himself have sought to indicate the universal relevance of his work. Too many religions have "friends" whose simplistic theology prevents encounter with the life-changing divine wisdom.
Canon Anthony Phillips is a former headmaster of the King's School, Canterbury.
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Lakeview in Westminster, CO
Lakeview Apartment Homes in Westminster,CO offers 1 and 2 bedroom apartment homes for rent. Lakeview apartments has 7 distinct 1 and 2 bedroom floor plans available for you to choose from. Affordable rental pricing and spacious floor plans are a winning combination at Lakeview Apartments. At Lakeview you will enjoy a great location in Westminster, CO that is just 20 minutes from DIA and Boulder. It is just minutes to downtown Denver, CO and is surrounded by shopping, dining and entertainment. Lakeview apartments is an easy drive to I-70,I-25,I-76 and hwy 36. The apartments at Lakeview have many features including but not limited to ceiling fans, spacious closets, air conditioning, mini blinds and new energy efficient vinyl windows. The property has numerous amenities including 2 swimming pools, a fitness center, the clubhouse is available for rental and resident use, high speed internet access is available , we have 2 playgrounds, basketball and volleyball courts, the buildings have elevators, Picnic areas with BBQ grills, a resident business center with fax, copier and postage center and laundry facilities in each building. Lakeview apartments offers unique services such as courtesy patrol, monthly socials, resident referral incentive program, and 24 hour maintenance all from our professional courteous staff. Parking is never a problem at Lakeview apartments carports, garages and surface parking is available. Additional storage is available on site as well. Lakeview apartments is a pet friendly community. Please see out pet policy. Hablamos Español.
Special Features
- 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartment For Rent
- Affordable pricing
- Laundry facilities in each building
- Carports and Garages available
- Additional Storage available
- Pet friendly community
- 2 Swimming Pools
- Basketball court/volleyball court
- Clubhouse with business center
- Fitness Center
- 24 hour maintenance
- Hablamos Español
Community Features
- Apartment
- Bilingual
- Business Center Onsite
- Club House
- Courtyard
- Covered Lot
- Elevator
- Fitness Center
- Freeway Access
- Garages
- Laundry Facility
- Market Rate
- Playground
- Pool
- Public Transportation
- Surface Lot
- View
Additional Information
Apartments in Community: 504
Apartment Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Broadband Internet Access
- Cable or Satellite
- Carpet
- Ceiling Fan
- Extra Storage
- Garbage Disposal
- Internet Access
- Window Covering
Local Schools
- Scott Carpenter Middle School
- Tennyson Knolls Elementary School
- Westminster High School
We believe school data to be accurate, but do not guarantee that. Please be sure to verify where your children will attend school before making your housing decision.
Pet Policy
Dog deposit: $200 (fully refundable) Maximum weight and height for a full grown dog is 25 lbs. and 15" tall. Cat deposit: $500 (fully refundable) Monthly Pet Fee for both cats and dogs is $25 per pet (limit 2 pets per apartment)
- Cats Allowed
- Pets Allowed
- Small Dogs Allowed
Contact Lakeview
Office Hours
Mon-Fri 8am-6pm Sat-Sun 10am-5pmLakeview offers 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent in Westminster, CO. Lakeview is centrally located only 20 minutes to DIA and Boulder, just minutes from downtown Denver, and are surrounded by quality shopping , dining and entertainment.
From I-70, exit north on Federal. Follow Federal to 64th and head west to Lowell Blvd. Go north on Lowell to 68th and turn left. Lakeview is on your right. From I-25, merge west onto I-36. Exit Federal Blvd. south. Go south on Federal to 72nd Avenue. Right on 72nd (head West). Left on Lowell (south). Right on 68th (west). Lakeview is on your right.
As you search for your perfect apartment, please keep in mind that rental rates (including specials and discounts) and availability are very fluid in the apartment industry. Based on many factors, the rental rates (including specials and discounts) and availability can actually change not just daily, but hourly, if not even more quickly. While our advertisers do take steps to keep their information current, the rental rates or availability you may find here now at ForRent.com may not be the same as when you contact the communities.
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