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Las Vegas, NV, Aug. 21, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- First Liberty Power Corp. (OTCQB: FLPC), an innovative and diversified mine exploration and development company focused on "Mined in America" strategic industrial minerals, today announced the definitive scheduling of the company's special shareholder's meeting.
According to FLPC Board Chairman, Robert Reynolds, the shareholder's meeting is now set for August 30, 2013, 2pm (PDT) at Suite 300, 7251 West Lake Mead Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89128. "We are pleased to have worked through the regulatory review process, which served to improve the scope and quality of our disclosures relative to the forthcoming special meeting," Reynolds said. "The proxy statement and form is being mailed out and is also available for download from our First Liberty Power website FLPC Special Stockholders Meeting . The proxy form can be submitted by fax or email according to the instructions provided, which is the method we are encouraging our shareholders to employ. For those who are able to attend the meeting, we look forward to meeting in person.
The Special Shareholder's Meeting is open to all First Liberty Power stockholders of record as of July 3, 2013. All eligible shareholders are strongly encouraged to vote either in person at the meeting, or by proxy. However, the most expedient method for obtaining the information is to download the statement and proxy form from the First Liberty Power website.
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This HS Aurigan® Loose Ring French Bradoon has a 16mm Aurigan mouth and 55mm Aurigan rings. Manufactured only by Herm Sprenger, patented Aurigan is a nickel-free alloy comprised of 85% copper, 4% silicon and 11% zinc. It oxidizes rapidly, which promotes salivation and leads to a soft mouth.
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The Woof Smart Fetlock Boot features Poron XRD material in the strike area for superior impact protection. Flexible until subjected to force, Poron XRD instantly forms a protective shield and then resumes its flexible state. This horse boot has breathable neoprene and a vented, flexible PU shell.
This Aurigan® Eggbutt Bradoon by Herm Sprenger has a 16mm Aurigan mouth. Aurigan mouthpiece metal is a nickel-free alloy comprised of 85% copper, 4% silicon and 11% zinc. It oxidizes rapidly, encouraging most horses to chew and salivate for optimal bit acceptance.
The Walsh™ Fleece Girth with premium fleece and extra padding within provides comfort for your horse. Durable and attractive, this girth goes from the schooling ring to the show ring. Constructed with nylon chapes, heavy-duty elastic ends and a center D-ring.
Walsh's Leather Covered Curb Chain is ideal for sensitive horses that are ridden in a Pelham, but would benefit from a softer touch. A stainless steel curb chain is covered in supple, smooth chap leather which also muffles the rattle of the chain. This covered curb chain is sewn to provide chafe-free comfort.
Showmark Rubber Reins in Flexigrip material offer exceptional hold and superior flexibility for comfort. These rubber reins have classic hook stud fronts and durable stainless steel hardware.
A Passion for Horses features the incomparable photographs of renowned equine photographer Christiane Slawik. This unique horse photography book is filled with Christiane's stunning images, which capture the beauty, strength, courage and kindness of horses. Her award-winning horse photography is accompanied by classic passages from the best writers of all time.
The Herm Sprenger Sensogan® Show Jumping Bit has an 18mm mouthpiece and 70mm stainless steel rings. This show jumping bit features a Sensogan mouthpiece that encourages salivation and promotes bit acceptance.
Effol® Mouth Butter is designed to promote bit acceptance and a soft mouth. This banana-flavored Mouth Butter can be applied to the bit and corners of the horse's lips to help reduce friction, pinching or soothe irritations caused by the bit. 150 ml.
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Roma® Neoprene Performance Boots are great for turnout or work. These neoprene horse boots offer protection for your horse's legs. They're made of soft and thick neoprene with an extra-thick tough outer shell. Heavy-duty hook-and-loop closures keep boots secure. Pair.
Having a sweet copper alloy mouthpiece to activate salivation, the Stubben Sweet Copper Angled Loose Ring Bit promotes bit acceptance. It's angled to lie comfortably in the horse's mouth, promoting good communication between rider and horse. Long-wearing stainless steel rings slide easily through the bit holes for frictionless rein aids. 16mm sweet copper mouth.
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Corian is the brand name for a solid surface material created by E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company (DuPont). It is the original material of this type, created by DuPont scientists in 1967.[1]It is composed of acrylic polymer and alumina trihydrate (ATH), a material derived from bauxite ore. Its primary use is as a countertop/benchtop surface, though it has many other applications.
Corian is manufactured in three thicknesses: 6 millimetres (0.24 in), 12 millimetres (0.47 in), and 19 millimetres (0.75 in). Most Corian is manufactured at a DuPont facility near Buffalo, New York.[2]
Cross-section cuts show consistent color and particulate patterning evenly distributed throughout the material, giving rise to the category name "Solid Surface."
It must be sold and installed by a DuPont certified fabricator and such installations come with a 10-year warranty covering both product and installation, for interior residential applications.[3]
Dr. Donald Slocum, a DuPont chemist, is credited as the inventor of Corian solid surface in 1967.[4] His name appears on the patent issued in October 1968.[5] A "Space Age" material, the product has evolved since its invention and spawned many imitations. The product was first introduced for sale in 1971, at the National Association of Home Builder's meeting in Houston, Texas.[1]
Originally conceived as a kitchen/bath material available in a single color, Corian is available today in more than 100 colors.[6] In the years subsequent to its market debut, DuPont introduced "integrated" Corian sinks that could be seamlessly integrated with a Corian countertop in a kitchen or bathroom.
In 2013, the company announced its Endless Evolution initiative in an effort to improve the material and find additional applications for its use.[7]As part of this initiative, in 2014 DuPont introduced its "Deep Color" technology which was showcased in its "Corian 2.0" exhibition during Milan's Design Week.[8] The enhancement allows for the material to be created in deeper, darker colors that are more resistant to scratches and cuts than earlier generation Corian material.[9]
DuPont has issued various sub-branded releases of the material which contain unique design elements and/or methods of manufacture. Notably these have included:
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Heat resistance: the material is heat resistant up to 212 degrees Fahrenheit, but can be damaged by excess heat. DuPont recommends the use of trivets when the material is installed in kitchens.[15]
Scratches: The material can be scratched, with scratches particularly noticeable on darker colors. Most damage or scratches are repairable, however.
Corian is a type of premium decorative surface.[16] The expiration of DuPont's patent on solid surfaces helped facilitate a number of direct solid surface competitors to Corian.
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Corian also competes at a price point similar to other Premium Decorative Surfaces. Other notable non-solid surface competitors include:
Safety of installed material: Corian meets or exceeds current emissions guidelines for volatile organic compounds (VOCs), hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) and is GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality Certified®. Corian is nontoxic and nonallergenic to humans. It is free of heavy metals and complies with the EU Directive 2002/95EC on the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS). Its hygienic properties make it popular in installations where maintaining sanitary conditions are important (i.e. hospitals and restaurants).[17]
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Educating people is one of Cats Protection's key aims. The organization hopes to achieve a vision of a world where every cat is treated with understanding and kindness. At Cats Protection 230.000 cats and kittens are helped every year. Different materials to inform people about cats and their needs, propagation of neutering and finding homes for cats are the main objectives of the organization. In case you want to help or learn more about cats visit Cat Protection in Glasgow, at Cardyke Farm, Langmuirhead Road, G66 5LD.The organization also awaits everyone that needs help, with services and products such as:cat microchipping, vet search, cat vaccinations.
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one of the tulips i planted looks terrible. upon closer inspection, I found aphids on the underside of the leaf. i was horrified to say the least. given the way it looks, wilted with its color literally sucked out of it. should i leave it? should i cut it? what happens to the bulb? please advise.


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Good food but over priced for what you get. An average hotel restaurant. The wait staff was courteous and well meaning.
Good food but over priced for what you get. An average hotel restaurant. The wait staff was courteous and well meaning.
Good food but over priced for what you get. An average hotel restaurant. The wait staff was courteous and well meaning.
First clue should have been when we ordered gyoza (pot stickers) and got what looked and tasted like empanadas....we also ordered spicy tuna hand roll which was tuna caked in mayonnaise. The seaweed was soggy and I doubt the rice was seasoned at all (which is what sushi means!!! rice seasoned with vinegar/sugar mixture). Then we had the tempura shrimp... More
I'm a big sushi person. Although prefer the sushi from the US, this place does do things well. I'm not big into cream cheese on the rolls nor having thousand island dressing on the wrap. However, the fried ice cream in the hot weather really made the trip worth it. It's only $50 peso and it's a huge ice cream!... More
Had a wonderful dinner, ordered noodle and cucumber salad,tuna roll and octopus and scallop roll. Service was good, friendly staff, clean.
Had reservations for here on our first night in Nuevo Vallarta. It was pouring, it was a long day of travel. We were tired and hungry. The restaurant was 5 minutes from our resort, but the cab driver didn't know the place, and took us on a wild goose chase trying to find it. We actually stopped here and he... More
when you are with a group that decided to have sushi, and that yourself do not enjoy sushi too much, but you want to be with the group.i have found the perfect plate for myself which was a chicken fried rice preceded by a singapore sling,,finishing by an ice cream with chocolate ripples and everything was delicious.
Very good food.The fish was Very fresh, There is a very good selection on the menue, not just the basic standard rolls I recomend the Tomatito roll, Vallarta Roll, TnT Roll and Crunchy Roll. The service was very good and very friendly staff.
I've been to this restaurant a handful of times. Every time I am lucky enough to be in Nuevo Vallarta, I have to come to this restaurant. Sometimes I come twice.. in the span of a week. For me, the reason this sushi restaurant is so much better comes down to three things. Fresh: In my opinion, fresh ingredients make... More
Good food, just they run out of supplies often, I would call them before you order, because alot of times there is either no teriyaki, or no sushi, :/ But, the food is excellent. Honestly, best Asian Food I have ever tasted. Service is good, and it is prepared fast too. Friendly staff, nice atmosphere, affordable prices. I would go... More
We came here after arriving at the airport and this was the first place we ever tried in Mexico! At home, we eat a lot of sushi, so while we may not necessarily be experts, we have tried a lot of places. Saku did not disappoint. While it isn't the best sushi I've ever had, I would absolutely go here... More
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Prune picker
This is the blog site of an old man. As a native Californian I call myself a prune picker. I live in a fifth wheel trailer. My front door is 25 steps from my daughter's front door in the Piney Woods of North Louisiana. My blogs are often silly and or trivial, and some times educational and serious. I hope that some are interesting. None are long.
Preparing these blogs seems to fill a need in my life. I am compelled to do it. It helps fill the time until I die. It gives me something to do everyday.
Monday, November 8, 2010
AE Phillips Veteran Recognition Program
The program was put on by the fifth grade. AE Phillips is a Magnet School located in the middle of Louisiana Tech.
It was a nice typical veterans day program. A week early because of school schedule. I was really touched by a portion of the program that was devoted to Patriot Paws. Patriot Paws trains and provides aid dogs to disabled veterans. In the picture above is Mike McHale and his buddy Cap. A check for $1600 was presented to Mike. The money had been raised by the students in two weeks.
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Something remarkable happened at the Spokes public meeting on Cycling Development in the Lothians … […] Out now!! Including – More on the 15/16 government budget mess-up; Cycling development in the Lothians – supplement & public meeting; our annual councils' funding survey; and masses more… […] Spokes has written to John Swinney MSP, Scottish Government Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Sustainable Growth, over fears of a severe decline in cycling infrastructure investment in 2015/16 unless the draft Scottish budget is revised – and despite the 'increase' implied by his budget speech. […] Even the sun visited this year's June 18 Spokes Bike Breakfast – with another great turnout and lots of appreciative comments… […] The Scottish Government has announced £7m completely new money for cycling and walking infrastructure, to be spent this financial year 2014/15… [August update – how £4.5m of the cash will be used – Sustrans press release table of projects] […] [Update 4.6.14 Sustrans Map showing the Community Links funding allocations] Out now!! Including… West Lothian & Edinburgh win big Sustrans funding; Edinburgh bikes up & cars down; Extending the Meadows cycleroute; Our summer competition with great prizes; HGV driver cycling training; Government cycling cash up 2014 but down 2015 … READ ON… […] Anyone with anything to announce on cycling waited for the Pedal on Parliament weekend … […] [Updated 24.4.14 with details of temporary closures/diversions during work] Work starts soon on Section 5 of the cycleroute to the Forth Bridge, and Edinburgh Council is also consulting on section 3… […] A new long distance 'Sea to Sea' tourist route is being planned from the Solway to the Forth… […] The Scottish Government has announced a welcome increase in cycling investment in the 14/15 draft budget – but funding drops again in 15/16 and in any case is nowhere near enough to meet the government's own ambition for 10% of all journeys in Scotland to be by bike by 2020… Latest!! Competition prizewinning photos/captions Cycling […] |


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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority Long Island Rail Road's (LIRR) proposal to build track extensions at the existing Port Washington Yard would immediately improve train service for Port Washington Branch customers and provide more service to the East Side of Manhattan at Grand Central Terminal once the East Side Access project is completed.
Unity Railway Supply Co., Inc. and IRECO, LLC named Marc Trani president, succeeding Bob Grandy who retired, effective April 30, 2013.
Through New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) initiatives, plans to permanently repair damage from Superstorm Sandy, flood-proof major sections of the subway system and begin the planning process to fortify the region's mass transit network are planned.
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While some parents may have dreams of sports stardom for their newborn children, the parents of one Fenway Parks were pretty prophetic when they named their son. That's right, a high school baseball player named Fenway Parks actually exists. Moreover, he's apparently a pretty good player, too, considering that he's being recruited by Mississippi, Nebraska and North Carolina according to PerfectGame.org. And, no, you don't even have to ask. FoxNews.com reported in 2007 on an Indiana couple who named their child Wrigley Alexander Fields. No word on the five-year-old's draft potential, as of yet. Check out a screenshot of Fields' profile below. Photo via Twitter/Major League Baseball Photo of the Night Bourbon Street is always ready for a party. Quote of the Night "I would be hard-pressed to spell philosophical right now." –49ers coach Jim Harbaugh in a Friday news conference Tweet of the Night Just some hockey humor for you. Not so Fasth, Viktor.— Dennis Bernstein (@DennisTFP) February 02, 2013 Video of the Night Oddly enough, Mike "Fluff" Cowan has never won a caddy race.
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Ek Tha Tiger (2012)
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In the dark world of intelligence and espionage there are shadows without faces and faces without names. Governments fight shadow battles through these soldiers of the unknown. Battles have no rules, no limits. Nobody on the outside knows what goes on in these secret organizations. All information is guarded in the name of national security. But some stories escape the fiercely guarded classified files, stories that become legends. This is a film about one such story, a story that is spoken … More
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The leads lack the kind of chemistry that would have fully engaged audiences, and the director's reliance upon Khan's straight-to-camera smouldering and Kaif's doe-eyed longing becomes tiresome.
In this action romance, two spies--one Indian, the other Pakistani--fall in love and stir up a whole lot of trouble when their respective bosses find out about their extreme fraternizing.
Salman Khan dazzles in rollicking -- and romantic -- Indian action thriller.
Result boasts some excellent action sequences, most performed by megastar Salman Khan, and indeed is generally more effective in fight scenes than in hearts-and-flowers mode.
Tiger and Zoya both make good kung fu street fighters, but as spies they're unconvincing, and as lovers they're cookie-cutter bland.
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Able direction. Shoestring story. Mixed-bag script devoid of much logic. Sallu throwing around his charisma. Kats showing some expressions here and there but generally is hammy as always, despite looking like a million bucks, as always. Fantastic supporting turns by Girish Karnad and Ranvir Shorey. Exotic locales, as always in a yrf film. First Indian film shot in Cuba, I guess. Bourne-ish action, mostly well executed, though stunt doubles aren't that difficult to spot. Decent music. Audience going mad at the drop of a hat. Yeah, I guess that sums it up.
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When I had DD I went private and had a 5 day hospital stay. I don't think I made the most of it- I got up and showered pretty much straight away every day and then sort of tried to do 'stuff'. I didn't rest much and ended up sick and exhausted when I got home and my stitches burst whilst in hospital - probably because I was moving around too much.
I am due to give birth again this year and plan to do things differently. I will go private again so I am wondering - what do you do during your hospital stay? Do you stay in your PJs all day, stay in bed, watch tv? I need lessons in relaxation! I felt like I had to get up, get showered and get dressed because of all the cleaners, food staff and nurses coming and going all day. #2Posted 13 February 2013 - 07:55 PM
I showered, but put on tracky and soft tops. I did private for my second and tbh, once they realised I knew what I was doing and didnt need help, I was lucky to see them once or twice a day, especially towards the end of the stay.
DH and I just hung out, took bubs for a bit of a walk around the ward, watched TV, ate and I read when he would go home. Was very nice. Oh they also had me tucked away into a back corner, so I think that helped with the peace and quiet too. #3Posted 13 February 2013 - 07:57 PM
With my second (my first was far from normal after birth hospital stay.) I still got up each morning and had a shower and got dressed after I had breakfast otherwise I felt yuck - but then I found in the first week after birth I had about 3 showers a day anyway.
Then I spent my day watching TV, sleeping and reading. I found with my second I only had 2 visitors over 5 days, so didn't have to entertain whereas my first I had about 15 visitors in the first 12 hours before finding out how sick my son was and we were transferred. Only work I did was tend to Ben if he woke up and wanted a feed or needed a nappy change, otherwise he pretty much just slept, sometimes when he was awake I would lay him on my bed and just talk and stare at him and enjoy it. For the first 3 nights the nurses even took him for me so I could sleep - so I really relaxed. Also the hospital offered a candle light dinner one night of your stay with your partner, had a fancy menu to choose from, they would take the baby if you wanted and yes you ate at a nice table done up and brought in with 2 candles. It also included a bunch of flowers and a card to go with the teddy they gave on the first day. I treated it like a hotel stay really, didn't clean my room or make my bed, they did that. Just sat and ate and slept. It was bliss. #4Posted 13 February 2013 - 08:01 PM
I liked getting up and sorted in the morning. This took ages because of pain from c-section. Then the rest of the day would pretty much be a blur of feeds, crying baby, expressing, sterilising, feeding, expressing, sterilising, crying (me as well as him)....repeat. Last baby I did get to watch the Olympics while doing all this....and I saw it all, there was no sleeping LOL.
In all three stays there was a moment when I lost my shiz in the nursery and just broke down sobbing and begged them to have him for just one hour so I could sleep. But I believe my experience is not the norm and that some newborns actually sleep a fair bit. Edited by Kay1, 13 February 2013 - 08:04 PM. #5Posted 13 February 2013 - 08:10 PM
DD1 was a c/s so spent a bit of time getting over pain, learning to breastfeed and all the new baby stuff.
DD2 was fantastic, was only in for about 36hrs but basically slept and feed DD the whole time. I did get up and dressed tho. Nursing staff mostly left me alone when they realised I had some idea of what I was doing and only came in if I buzzed them. Best day and a half ever. DD3 I only spent just over 24hrs in. I'd been so looking forward to spending a couple of days in hospital relaxing and just worrying about new bub, however, the maternity unit hadn't had a baby in just over a week before DD3 was born (small rural hospital, had 3 babies in the day after I went home), so the nursing staff kept wanting to "do something" for me, when all I wanted to do was sleep and feed! So I went home the next day, disappointed not to have my 2 days of doing nothing!! #6Posted 13 February 2013 - 09:40 PM
DS1 - hand expressed, then pump expressed and tried to feed up my little 2.5kg boy. I was desperate to fatten him up, and he was slow and sleepy. I did snooze in the afternoons. Always had a shower and dressed in comfortable day clothes.
DS2 - BFing was easier. Showered every morning, comfy day clothes. When not looking after DS, I snoozed or watched TV. DH was with me a lot of the time so sometimes we chatted, and DS1 visited us every day for an hour or so. Still got home feeling sufficiently rested. Each time, I've only sent them to the nursery for one 3-hour stint about 24 hours after the c/s, when I hit a wall and was afraid I'd drop them and needed the sleep. Felt guilty both times. #7Posted 13 February 2013 - 10:56 PM
I had a CS with DS, so couldn't move around too much at first. I showered and dressed in my comfy maternity clothes, then pretty much spent all my time focussing on breastfeeding - getting DS to have a go, expressing with a pump, expressing by hand with a nurse 'catching' drops of milk with a syringe (!). DH was with me all day and we'd sit and chat and he'd feed me my meals, as DS was on the breast pretty much every time my food came! I didn't have the TV on at all and was pretty exhausted from a very long pre-labour and active labour, so wasn't too hard to just chill out.
#8Posted 14 February 2013 - 01:57 PM
With my first I thought it was going to be a nice time with visitors and having new baby. I went private on a very busy weekend in September where it seemed all of Sydney was having babies. We were overwhelmed with visitors in the first 48 hours and exhausted. Ds1 was a screamer so no sleep. I had no time for more than a quick shower mornin and night. Bf was a disaster because I was so tired and a horrid dose of third day blues. I was happy to go home frankly.
2nd time very different birth and we had ds1 at home. I got up and showered every morning, and focuses on bfing, and trying to relax as much a possible. He slept more so I was better rested on coming home. But I was lonely in hospital, the midwives still gave a plethora of conflicting advice, and I found being cooped up just as awful as the first time. I discharged myself after 3 days...I missed Dh and ds1 I'm used to noise and people, and I told visitors to stay away so I was actually pretty lonely #9Posted 14 February 2013 - 04:43 PM
I'm not very good at doing nothing but my second time around a very lovely, very firmly reassuring midwife talked through with me the details of my labour the next day and insisted I cancel or put off afternoon visitors and rest. She reminded me that my body had been through a great deal and needed the chance to recover. She also firmly encouraged me to sleep every afternoon. I'm really glad I took her advice. Those first few days went quite smoothly for me and the baby, with me making every effort to get that regular rest.
I showered, dressed comfortably and got back into bed each morning with baby in reach. I sat up for lunch and then stayed horizontal and slept for the afternoon (that really does help take the pressure off wounds and swelling). I'd freshen up when they came around with afternoon tea and then hop back into bed sitting up for visitors through the evening. I'd then shower again and potter quietly - TV, reading - before the late evening feed and then go to sleep. #10Posted 14 February 2013 - 04:49 PM
DS1- I got the bounty bag straight after the birth so between my very few visitors I alternated between reading bounty bag items and sleeping. I'm not a TV watcher, I was in there 3 days and went insane from boredom.
DD- Again stuck in that hell hole for 3 days. I had a substantial bleed after her so wasn't strong enough to wander far from the bed. I didn't get the bounty bag until I was discharged, I hadn't packed a book, DH kept forgetting to put one in the car for me and had the room to myself. My phone had been left behind so I couldn't even play games on that. By the end of the first day I was begging to get discharged even though I was in no fit state to go home! DS2- I managed to get early discharge! I showered, got dressed, fed DS2, had a sleep and they gave the go ahead for me to go home. I hate being in hospital. The food was decent, nurses were lovely but I am claustrophobic and a very private person. If I don't get a room with a window to myself I start to get rather panicky. I'm also not a TV person and if I don't have a good supply of books and puzzles I go insane. #12Posted 14 February 2013 - 05:00 PM
I think second time around you're more relaxed in general, I found I definately was. What do you enjoy? A good book? A soppy movie? Prepare yourself with whatever you enjoy.
The things I did with DS I didn't do with DD - watched movies, had 2 massages (bliss!!) went for walks outside, went out for lunch, even got a pedicure! With DD I was more focused on learning how to care for her, utilizing the lactation consultant a lot! I didn't have as much time to relax. I would get up and shower or have a spa in the morning just to feel clean, did at night too. Put on comfy clothes, nothing too fancy. Then just relax, put my feet up a lot as I had swelling, enjoyed the classes, got a lot from physio ones, just enjoyed the time knowing I didn't have to cook or clean!! #13Posted 18 February 2013 - 02:26 PM
I have been in hospital and have made the most of it.
I do get up around 7 ish have a shower, get dressed, eat and have a coffee. I spend the day feeding bub(bottle feeding plus expessing) so it's spaced out and resting while he's asleep which has been the whole time. I watch tv, enjoy the visiting times or use my iPad. I have2 other kids so enjoy the break from the chaos at home. 5 days I'm over it though #14Posted 18 February 2013 - 02:32 PM
Second time around hubby stayed two nights, I was alone with my daughter for the other three nights. I just watched TV, read magazines, messed about on the iPad, slept and recovered. I also only had immediate family visit so as to optimize rest time before going home with a newborn to my 18mth old
#16Posted 18 February 2013 - 02:47 PM
I was a private patient but in a public hospital in my own room with both boys who were c-sections.
I was in 5 days and we paid for DH to stay over night so he was there the entire time. I wore soft yoga pants and a comfy roomy exercise top as I felt a bit blerg just being in pj's. I did do hair and makeup everyday to make myself feel a bit nice too. I spent most of the time lying or sitting in the bed or chair, talking to DH and visitors, read books, played games, checked emails Facebook etc on my phone, browsed magazines DH brought up from the hospital news agency. I took everything really easy and it was over 30 hours after both ops before I was told to get out of bed and shower. It then was another day before I could slowly shuffle to the bathroom without help. I was very conscious of my insicion and did everything slowly and took it easy. I knew I wouldn't have that luxury when I got home do I made use of all the help. Edited by blue4me, 18 February 2013 - 02:50 PM. #17Posted 18 February 2013 - 03:10 PM
DD - in for 3 days, public hospital but entire 4 bed room to myself. Aside from learning how to bathe her, bf and so on I was bored silly for most of it, would leave her sleeping with the nurses while I nicked off to the shop and even went out to see friends. Pestered the nurses to let me go home pretty well daily until I'd nagged them into acquiescence.
DS - in for 3 days again, private hospital own room with DH. Aside from visitors and getting bf sorted, we'd brought my laptop and a wireless internet connection for entertainment and access to the outside world, and even then I was climbing the walls to go home by the end of day 2. Would've left earlier but the painkillers wore off and I was a bit sore. This time - planning to only be in overnight, or for the day if a morning birth. I hate hospitals. #18Posted 18 February 2013 - 03:35 PM
I enjoyed the peace and quiet, well as much as you can on a maternity ward. I had visitors drop in but I liked having time with DD without the distractions of tv, cleaning, cooking etc. DH bought the laptop in so I spend some time on that and taking lots of photos of DD. I wanted to stay longer but that was mostly because MIL and FIL were staying at my house (univited )
#19Posted 19 February 2013 - 01:43 PM
I was lucky my hospital has a 'little luxuries' program where they move you to a hotel after a night or two if all goes well. It was bliss- we had ocean views, two queen beds, DH stayed with me the whole time and there was a special room service menu which was delicious. There are midwives there 24/7 and they come to check on you at regular intervals or if you call but otherwise they leave you to relax. And that's pretty much what I did, in between visitors. I had magazines to read and eBooks on my iPHone.
I am due with #2 in April and hoping so much that I get to go to the hotel again. I think we will bring DS though as I want him to feel part of everything and bond with his new sibling, so perhaps it wont be quite as relaxing as last time although I will have lots of family around to take him on excursions if he needs to get out, and he sleeps pretty well so hopefully it can be a mini holiday for all of us. This post did make me think about the fact that I need to make sure I relax though, before we get home and the chaos escalates!! #21Posted 19 February 2013 - 11:09 PM
With all three I was home within 24hrs, I go a bit stir crazy and start missing the kids at home.
This time though I might stay a day depending on how it all goes and how I feel afterwards, if anything like the last two I will be up and walking around as soon as I'm allowed. After having ds1 I showered while DP joined him down to scn, fresh out of the shower and the midwife asked if I wanted to see him and my eyes lit up and i said yes, so she told me she would organise a wheelchair, then looked shocked when I asked if I could just walk there. If he hadn't been in scn for a few hours we would have been home that evening. Some times a break is great other times you just want out of there. I was a up in the morning shower, and dress and bug each nurse that came near me for when I could go home. #22Posted 19 February 2013 - 11:29 PM
I was in for 5 days. I watched quite a few shows on Youtube and also had a reasonable amount of visitors, as DS was born 3 days before Christmas, so lots of people were off work. I didn't find the visitors intrusive as the hospital had pretty strict visiting hours (DH could room in though, private hospital)
I did shower and make-up every day, but mainly because the rest of me looked so blergh and it was nice to have a bit of normality up top when I'd been living in jersey shorts and Tshirts for days and had frozen surfboards in my undies. TBH the last couple of days I was bored sh*tless. DS was under lights for jaundice and was sleeping most of the time that he wasn't feeding, there was nothing good on TV because it was Christmas and I had no library books. If I get to do it again, I'll remember some good books at least. I was also a little bummed at missing Christmas Day lunch although my family came in in the morning to do presents. I did get a couple of hours out to go to a Boxing Day BBQ, but by the time they said DS was OK to go, I was raring to get out of there! #23Posted 20 February 2013 - 01:00 AM
This time I birthed at night, so showered, at dinner and slept/breastfed.
Next day I showered, ate, facebooked, introduced DS to DD and my mums and sisters and slept. Then I went home I was in for a month with DD, so wasnt staying a moment longer than necessary #24Posted 20 February 2013 - 03:20 AM
The first 24 hours I couldn't get out of bed, when I did I showered then just relaxed with my little guy.
We had a few visitors but mostly I stayed in bed, I wore comfy yoga pants and a singlet top. DS slept a lot, so while he slept, so did I. I stayed at a nice hospital so enjoyed the food, my OB sent someone to give me a foot massage, I felt pretty chilled out the whole time. I didn't want to go home. Reply to this topic1 user(s) are reading this topic0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users |
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BAGWELL, SOPHIA YOUNG, 99, of Louisville, passed away Sunday, November 28, 2010 at her home.
She was preceded by her husband, Dalton; and her son, Victor.
She is survived by her daughter, Donna R. Adams; and son, William T. Bagwell; seven grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; 10 great-great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
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Muffed punt
In American football, a muffed punt is defined as "touching of the ball prior to possessing the ball."
A muffed punt occurs when there is an "uncontrolled touch" of the football by a player on the returning team after it is punted. This can occur when:
A muffed punt is not a fumble. To be a fumble, the receiving team must possess the football, then lose control. In the case of a fumble, the ball is live and can be returned by the team that recovers the ball. In the case of a muffed punt, it is possible for the punting team to recover the ball and continue the drive, but at least in NCAA and NFL rules, they cannot advance the ball on that same play. Rules vary by league about how to handle a muffed punt.
In the NFL, a muffed punt recovered by the kicking team cannot be challenged by a coach for review.
- ^ "Recovery of a muffed catch". AllExperts.com. Retrieved 21 October 2007.
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