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Last week saw the trailer debut for the biggest superhero movie to date: Marvel's The Avengers. In 24 hours, it was downloaded 10 million times—the fanbase is rabid and rightfully so. The scope is big, the action intense and the A-listers a plenty. Avengers is the movie to beat in 2012.
So you know expectations were high at New York Comic Con when President of Marvel Kevin Feige assembled his cast and touted brand new footage of the Iron Man/Thor/Captain America/Hulk team-up. Could it live up to the hype?
The new scene from the film opens in a Middle Eastern-looking town, following a young girl as she races through the streets and into a house. She finds a woman and begs for her help—she needs a doctor. Thankfully, Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) aka The Hulk stands right behind her, ready to snap into nerdy medical action.
Banner accompanies the girl to help her sickly father, quickly realizing that the request may be more than it seems. The girl jumps out the window and Banner turns back to the door, blocked by Natasha Romanoff (Scarlett Johansson). There have been two big worries post-Avengers trailer: Ruffalo stacking up to former-Hulks Ed Norton, Eric Bana and Bruce Bixby and if Johansson was just there to look pretty and kick goons. The scene clears all of it up: the two share some playful banter on S.H.I.E.L.D's careful tracking of Banner as he "avoided" society. Romanoff needs Bruce's help–the Tesseract (last seen in Captain America), is in the hands of a baddie (who we know is Loki, of Thor)
What followed was an assemblage of new shots: Stark Tower at the heart of New York City, shots of Captain America (Chris Evans), Thor (Chris Hemsworth) and Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) in action. This is what I wanted to see from the first trailer. Perhaps its the difference between my computer and the big screen, but finally the movie looks BIG. The footage capped off with another soon-to-be-classic Tony Stark moment.
Captain America: "Is everything a joke to you?"
Iron Man: "Funny things are."
And just as a tease, the two and Banner are examining Loki's staff.
Who knows what's really going to go down in The Avengers, but this new footage was reassuring that director Joss Whedon is taking a character-first approach. But don't fret—there should be plenty of explosions too.
On hand for the panel were a few surprise guests: Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Clark Gregg (Agent Coulson), Tom Hiddelston (Loki) and Cobie Smulders. Here are the highlights:
Mark Ruffalo called The Hulk, "his generation's Hamlet." That is, "everyone gets a chance to play the part."Ruffalo also coined a phrase with the group: Ruffalalize. Basically, Ruffalo bringing the goods.Clark Gregg sang the Avengers theme song (check back soon for video)!Apparently every woman on the planet now loves Tom Hiddelston. Makes sense—he's charming as hell and gun ho about Avengers. He teased a few of his battles and got everyone in the room pumped for his battle with The Hulk.The cast hung out a lot on set. One memorable moment: Chris Evans mass texted everyone to go out on the town one evening, with the simple message "Assemble."Oh, and Kevin Feige basically confirmed an after-credits scene for Avengers. They already have ideas for the next movie!And that's that. Now we wait, impatiently, for the next slew of footage!

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The plan will include measures to prevent bank runs and push for the repeal of regulations that hinder competition, keep young people out of the work force or make it difficult to start businesses.
TODAY'S biggest news is the word that the European Central Bank is intervening in European debt markets in force, buying up Spanish- and Italian-government debt. The ECB spent last week expressing reluctance to take this step, but without it, the euro crisis threatened to spin irretrievably out of control. What are these purchases all about, and will they work?
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Three years after going cap in hand to international lenders for a bail out, Ireland is set to step out on its own again.
Few statistics are more debated than unemployment numbers. The former head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the agency publishing unemployment numbers, estimates the figures are probably 3% too low. The unemployment numbers are based on people actively looking for work. The first figure shows the percentage of labor force participation. Each horizontal line on this chart represents 2 million people. Since the official start of the 2008 recession, 6 million fewer people are labor participants. Four million fewer participate since the recession officially ended in mid-2009.
From Citi's Steven Englander, some big-picture thoughts about what this crazy Cyprus weak meant. Basically, the real fallout comes next time.
Despite the ECB's recent "stunning" rate cut, which sent the EUR modestly lower by a few hundred pips, the resultant resurge in the European currency has left the European Central Bank even more stunned: just what does it have to do to force its currency lower and boost Europe's peripheral economies, especially in a world in which every other major central banks is printing boatloads of money each and every month?
The Cypriot parliament passed bailout measures today, but they are not quite the measures that Her Highness, Angela Merkel approves. They are not measures Cypriot citizens will approve of either.
Let's take a look at the present state of blackmail, as passed by Cyprus and reported by the BBC.
This post Unwanted Competition: The Real Reason Youth Unemployment is So High appeared first on Daily Reckoning.
Not much action in stocks or gold yesterday. Americans were busy at the polls… participating in the solemn fantasy of modern democratic government.
Since the beginning of the European debt crisis, most economists have focused on the potential consequences of a breakup of the euro zone. It's easy to understand why. Although unlikely, a euro-zone breakup would be a potentially cataclysmic event that would leave the world economy in tatters. Economist Milton Friedman famously predicted the euro zone would fail when confronted with its first systemic crisis because it was a fair-weather construction.
German chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy proposed a "quick new stability pact" that allegedly will bypass the need for treaties. However, there is already disagreement over the role of the ECB.
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Evangelical Theology is a systematic theology written from the perspective of a biblical scholar. Michael F. Bird contends that the center, unity, and boundary of the evangelical faith is the evangel (= gospel), as opposed to things like justification by faith or inerrancy. The evangel is the unifying thread in evangelical theology and the theological hermeneutic through which the various loci of theology need to be understood. Using the gospel as a theological leitmotif---an approach to Christian doctrine that begins with the gospel and sees each loci through the lens of the gospel---this text presents an authentically evangelical theology, as opposed to an ordinary systematic theology written by an evangelical theologian. According to the author, theology is the drama of gospelizing---performing and living out the gospel in the theatre of Christian life. The text features tables, sidebars, and questions for discussion. The end of every part includes a 'What to Take Home' section that gives students a run-down on what they need to know. And since reading theology can often be dry and cerebral, the author applies his unique sense of humor in occasional 'Comic Belief' sections so that students may enjoy their learning experience through some theological humor added for good measure.
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i am starting up beekeeping again after a 5-year hiatus. this will be my 3rd year keeping bees in total and my first in NJ and also first time having them in my yard. i will have 2 hives on about 3/4 acre including a wooded area.
i have a few questions:
1. what are some ideas for providing a water source for the bees? all references seem kinda vague.
2. i dont' have a lot of sun, but several locations that are partial sun/dappled sun. would that be okay? the really sunny spots are where the kids play and there is also a pathway running adjacent to the yard in those areas.
3. if i put a small fence around the two hives, how much room should i allow inside to adequately work? (considering putting up a picket fence to keep out kids and critters -- groundhogs, skunks, rabbits, deer)
>>1. what are some ideas for providing a water source for the bees? all references seem kinda vague. Is there a pond within 1/2 mile or so?
If not, you could put out a dish with gravel and rocks, clean one's a week.
I have a pond but also have another water source.
You don't need full sun, I know somebody with hives in the middle of poplar trees, bees climb straight up over the trees.
But..I still like my bees out in the sun, find I have less mould or moisture problem this way.
You can fence it in, give enough room so you can work the hives, I would think 5 yards around the hives or so, perhaps that you can drive in with a cart or lawn tractor as I do, [have no fence] this way you can load the full honey super into the cart.
A small garden pond is another great way to provide water. Just add some floating plants for them to stand on.
Or you could use something like a poultry waterer with a drop of chlorine or vanilla added to give a scent to attract the bees there
I agree sun prevents many problems,but getting sun early gets the bees out foraging sooner.


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Some new Euphorbias I've bought and a noid.
I just got these Euphorbs from a mainland grower...
Euphorbia whellanii.
Euphorbia debilispina.
Euphorbia saxorum.
Euphorbia aeruginosa.
Cheers, CP
I can't see your thumbnails either, but the larger pics show up just fine.
I am partial to E. aeruginosa myself. I can't wait until mine is a large, bristly clump of stems! I like the blue-green stems punctuated with the deep maroon spots. Very attractive in my opinion.
Aeruginosa has been a favourite of mine for a long time too Amy.
Dawn, saxorum and debilispina are both new to me... and whellanii is one I saw in a friend's collection a while back. It is a dwarf euphorb, and is much branched, the stems are up to 8mm thick. When I saw the names of the other two on the plant list, I went straight to Frank's web site and checked them out there! Since his photography is so good you can't not like what you see... so I bought 'em, I'm sure I won't be disappointed.
CP - I have the debilispina, too, but it came to me as debilispina 'Leach'. It can grow pretty wild. Mine got too wild looking (for me) and I broke it up into many pieces and rerooted and got rid of all but two small ones. I like the look of it small and solitary myself. This one has grown more segments since this pic (it's in a 1-1/2" pot for perspective...)
Denise in Omaha
It's a nice little plant of yours Denise, I don't mind "wild", the good thing about a plant like this gets out of hand is just as you did, you can break it up and start again.
The name Leach (L. C. Leach) is the name of the author of this species, in other words L. C. Leach would have been the person to give it the name debilispina.
Cheers, CP
CP, I had some additional information for you.
E. aeruginosa with the age builds an attractive, small (15 to 20 cm) and very dense shrub of up to 100 stems. Due to its swollen roots it likes a larger pot.
E. debilispina remains even smaller and rarely gets larger than 15 cm. With the age it branches a lot and builds a dense cushion.
E. whellanii grows erect first. Then the initial shoot dries back and the many branches that arise from the remaining stump bend down. With the age the plant, somewhat resembling an Aporocactus in shape, suits well to a hanging pot.
E. saxorum is a sprawling plant. In habitat as well as in cultivation it builds aireal roots that as soon as the get in contact with soil develope into normal roots. As moreover healthy branches tend to dry back from their middle new plants with own roots get separated. That's the way the plant spreads and also the reason why it is so outrageous easy to propagate from cuttings.


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Scorecard: Clottey gets past Alvarez, moves closer to title shot
By earning a decision over Shamone Alvarez, Joshua Clottey is next in line for a shot at the welterweight title.
Originally Published: December 24, 2007By Dan Rafael | ESPN.com
Chirs Farina/Top RankJoshua Clottey, left, positioned himself for a shot at Kermit Cintron's title by disposing of Shamone Alvarez.
A roundup of last week's notable boxing results from around the world:
Herbie Hide TKO6 Mikhail Nasyrov
Records: Hide, 41-4, 40 KOs; Nasyrov, 19-1, 13 KOs
|Rafael's remark: England's Hide, who twice held the WBO heavyweight belt (at a time when it had even less credibility than it does now), knocked down Nasyrov, a 25-year-old from Uzbekistan, three times in the second round and again in the sixth before the fight was called off. Hide, 36, won his sixth in a row since dropping down to cruiserweight from heavyweight, for which he was just too small to seriously compete. Hide has been either knocked out or knocked out his opponent in 44 of his 45 fights. The only time he's ever heard the final bell? A 10-round decision win against Everett "Bigfoot" Martin in 1993.
Odlanier Solis W8 Julius Long
Scores: 80-71 (twice), 80-72
Records: Solis, 6-0, 4 KOs; Long; 15-9, 13 KOs
|Rafael's remark: Solis was pushed the eight-round distance for the first time in his brief career but won the shutout decision over the experienced Long, who is 7-foot-1 and held an 13-inch height advantage. Despite a cut on his right eyebrow in the first round, Solis was the aggressor. Solis, 27, won a gold medal for Cuba at the 2004 Athens Olympics and began his pro career in April after defecting to Germany with teammates Yuriorkis Gamboa and Yan Barthelemy, who also won gold medals. All three signed with Germany's Arena-Box Promotions, which is moving them quickly. Solis was originally slated to face veteran Frans Botha but Botha withdrew two weeks ago and was replaced by Long.
Urbano Antillon KO1 Adrian Valdez
Records: Antillon, 21-0, 14 KOs; Valdez, 18-6-3, 9 KOs
|Rafael's remark: Antillon is one of those fighters who sort of grows on you as you watch his continued development. He's 25 and has been brought along nicely by Top Rank in recent years. He looks like he is emerging into a fighter who will eventually contend for a title. Antillon sure looked impressive in the Telefutura main event, whacking out Valdez in 76 seconds. Antillon, a Mexican living in Maywood, Calif., dropped Valdez almost immediately with a flush left hook and punished him in the follow-up assault until knocking him out with a flurry that was punctuated by a straight right hand to the jaw. Valdez, a 27-year-old who owns a 2004 first-round knockout of former featherweight titlist Cesar Soto, dropped to 2-3 in his last five with losses coming to Antillon, Soto in a rematch and future featherweight titleholder Robert Guerrero.
David Rodriguez W8 Marcus McGee
Scores: 79-73, 77-75 (twice)
Records: Rodriguez,27-0, 25 KOs; McGee, 19-14, 9 KOs
|Rafael's remark: Don't be deceived by Rodriguez's glossy record. The fact that he has advanced to 27-0 is a miracle of modern matchmaking. He has fought awful competition. McGee, who has lost to numerous contenders, was actually a step up for the 30-year-old from El Paso, Texas, and Rodriguez struggled to the decision win. This was a close fight and a draw wouldn't have been a bad call. Rodriguez's jab is very slow and he uses virtually no head movement. McGee landed some hard shots and had his moments. If and when Rodriguez ever fights a serious heavyweight, he's in trouble.
Joshua Clottey W12 Shamone Alvarez
Title eliminator
Scores: 118-110, 116-112, 115-113
Records: Clottey, 33-2, 20 KOs; Alvarez, 19-1, 11 KOs
|Rafael's remark: In a thoroughly professional and dominant performance, Clottey, a native of Ghana living in New York, outslugged and outboxed Alvarez in the Versus-televised main event. The methodical victory earned Clottey, 30, a mandatory shot at beltholder Kermit Cintron. In his only previous title fight last December, Clottey performed well against Antonio Margarito in the first half of the fight before injuring both hands and losing a decision. Since then, Clottey has won three in a row -- a dominant decision against Diego "Chico" Corrales in what turned out to be Corrales' final bout before he died, a lopsided points win against Felix Flores in August and this win against Atlantic City's Alvarez. Clottey controlled every aspect of the bout; he fought at his own pace. He never let Alvarez, a 30-year-old a southpaw, really get into a groove. Even when Alvarez landed his punches, they didn't seem to have much impact on Clottey, whose only loss aside from Margarito is a highly controversial 11th-round disqualification to future welterweight champion Carlos Baldomir in 1999. The CompuBox statistics tell the tale of this one -- Clottey landed 181 of 572 blows (32 percent) and Alvarez connected on 116 of 867 shots (13 percent). When Clottey and Cintron eventually meet, you can bet that it will be a grind-it-out affair regardless of who emerges with the victory.
Tye Fields TKO1 Chris Koval
Records: Fields, 39-1, 35 KOs; Koval, 24-4, 18 KOs
|Rafael's remark: Well, that was quick wasn't it? Fields, the massive 6-foot-8, 268-pounder, blew out Koval, 6-2, 277 pounds, in just 43 seconds. Fields, 32, came out firing fast and never gave Koval, 25, a chance to do a thing. He dropped Koval in the opening 30 seconds and finished him seconds later with a left to the body and a left to the head. Fields has the size and look of a serious contender, but he doesn't appear to have the skills. He's still a major work in progress but a fun one to watch. It would be nice if his handlers would put him in with a better cut of opposition. Koval was coming off an August split-decision six-round win, but the fight before that he was crushed in three rounds by former titlist Shannon Briggs.
Vanes Martirosyan TKO1 Dan Wallace
Records: Martirosyan, 17-0, 12 KOs; Wallace, 9-3, 3 KOs
|Rafael's remark: Martirosyan, a 2004 U.S. Olympian, looked fantastic drilling Wallace in 94 seconds. He displayed a meaningful, stiff jab and a powerful right hand. He staggered Wallace 20 seconds into the fight with the right and battered him for most of the round until dropping him with another big right hand to end the fight. Wallace's head hit the canvas hard. Instead of working with trainer Freddie Roach in Southern California, Martirosyan, 21, has relocated to Houston, where he is now working with trainer Ronnie Shields. The reason for the move was not because of a problem between Martirosyan and Roach but because Martirosyan, a minicelebrity in the Armenian community in Glendale, Calif., needed to get away from some of the hoopla.
Dan Rafael covers boxing for ESPN.com.
Dan RafaelBoxing
- 2013 BWAA Nat Fleischer Award winner for excellence in boxing journalism
- ESPN.com boxing writer since 2005
- Five years at USA Today
- Brook Wins, Wants Big Names
- After his win, Brook wants to face Khan, Marquez.
Scorecard »
- Russell Dominates Gonzalez
- Russell proved to be the better man against Gonzalez.
Brian Campbell »
- Brook Stops Dan
- Six months after suffering a severe stab wound, Kell Brook defended his welterweight title with a demolition of Jo Jo Dan in a dominant performance Saturday in England.


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The other shoe finally dropped in Detroit.
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Sedalia Bombers Eliminated From NBC World Series
The Sedalia Bombers lost to the Fairbanks (Alaska) Goldpanners today 8-3 and were eliminated for the 80th National Baseball Congress World Series.
Tylor Megill picked up the win for the Fairbanks (Alaska) Goldpanners. Megill allowed
Sedalia Bombers Fall In First Round of NBC World Series Championship Week
The Sedalia Bombers began Championship Week in the National Baseball Congress World Series versus the Santa Barbara Foresters, this afternoon (Aug. 2) with a loss 5-3.
The Bombers and Foresters were scoreless for the first two innings, before the Foresters were able to score a run in the 3rd, 4th and 5th innings off Bombers pitcher Winston Lavendier
On The Road With Doug: Phil Welch Stadium
Last week, I got to travel with the Sedalia Bombers to St. Joseph at Phil Welch Stadium. I have often heard from many on how this stadium is great for the MINK League and the St. Joseph Mustangs. The fans definitely come out for the games there, with ov
2014 Baseball Hall of Fame Recap: Maddux, Glavine and Thomas Lead Memorable Class
Sedalia Bombers Prepare For Game 3 of the MINK League Championship
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Sedalia Bombers Face St. Joseph Mustangs In MINK League Championship
KSA Bombers Win World Series of America
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Asterix at the Olympic Games (French: Astérix aux Jeux Olympiques) is a French film, based on characters from René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo's Astérix comic series. It was filmed essentially in Spain in the course of the year 2006. At the time of its release, it was the most expensive French and non English-speaking film of all time. The film has been poorly received by critics, but performed well at several European box offices, topping charts in Poland, Spain and France. In May 2008 it received the "Gérard du cinéma" (French equivalent of the Razzie Awards) for "Worst French film made in 2007."
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DHI Deco Rose Slipper Chair
DHI Deco Rose Slipper Chair
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|Chair Design: Parsons chair; Side chair
|Frame Finish: Espresso
|Upholstered: Yes
|Frame Material: Wood
|Removable Seat Cushion: No
|Removable Back Cushion: No
|Tufted Cushions: No
|Slipcovered: No
|Ottoman Available: No
|Ottoman Included: No
|Style: Contemporary
|Swivel: No
|Stackable: No
|Arms Included: No
|Nailhead Trim: No
|Commercial Use: No
|Country of Manufacture: Imported
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About the ManufacturerDHI is a fashion forward lifestyle furniture company. DHI manufactures fashionable yet sensible furniture. Its designs are well built, stylish, functional, and affordable! Its designs borrow from elements in today's fashion and society. Whether your tastes are modern traditional or contemporary, DHI offers something for everyone.
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Stephanie from Pearland, TX – Verified Buyer
I purchased this to put in our master bedroom. The idea was to have a chair where you could sit to put on or take off shoes but it's also decoration as well. It is perfect! I love the color which is more of a blue green -- teal or aqua. I put the chair together myself. I'm glad I did it instead of asking my husband to do it because there is one place where the back attaches that definitely requires smaller hands. If I had room, I would purchase another one because it looks so nice. Also, I have sat in the chair several times and it is sturdy so it's not just good looking but functional too.
Really nice for the money!
Bonnie from San Luis Obispo, CA – Verified Buyer
I purchased 8 of these chairs for my waiting room, and they are really nice. The chair is comfortable, and works for a woman's smaller frame just as well as for a taller person. The fabric is really beautiful, and the shape allows for placing the chairs side by side to make a larger seated area similar to a couch. (The back curves a little, so the back doesn't line up exactly like a couch would, but the cushions align very well.) Assembly was a bit tricky, but the result is well worth the money we saved by buying these beautiful chairs online. The color is exactly what was pictured online. They arrived in 3 days with just regular shipping. I would purchase these chairs again.
Nice chair, as pictured
suzan from salt lake city, UT – Verified Buyer
Not the highest in quality and it didn't work out for the purpose intended. But it was simple to put together, it's sturdy and a nice size, and it found its home in my bedroom. It is quite pretty and works well in the reading corner. Comfortable, cute, cozy, and I can't find a similar item for under $120. I wish I had purchased 2 of them and I still might order another for my daughter's room. This chair does not stand a chance against my cats, and would've been in shreds had I left it in the family room, where I was planning on putting it.
Great product matches description
Jo from Reynoldsburg, OH – Verified Buyer
Very happy with my chair. I loved the fabric when I saw the picture but was worried about the size of the chair. After looking at other chairs I still liked the fabric and price of this one so I decided to take a chance. When it first arrived...earlier than expected....and it was assembled I thought it looked like a little kids chair but once I got it in our bedroom...which is a small room...it looks really nice and is a good size for a smaller room. It was easy to assemble...comfortable and you can't beat the price. All in all I am very satisfied....and I Still Love The Fabric!!! Pros: Easy to assemble...good value
Good accent chair
CHANDRA from Round Rock, TX – Verified Buyer
This chair arrived in a sturdy package, and was easy to put together. Up close, the fabric looks cheap, but overall, it is sturdy and nice enough looking. It is NOT a heavy duty chair--don't plan on sitting in it for long periods of time. It is good to place in a corner and hold a throw or something light. Purely for aesthetics.
Pretty but short
Kelly from Chadds Ford, PA – Verified Buyer
It's hard to tell from the picture, but this is a very short chair. I should have measured more carefully before buying, but this chair looks taller in the picture than it does in person. The fabric is beautiful though and exactly the shades of gray that appear on my computer screen. I may use this chair in a bedroom instead of in my living room as I originally anticipated. Regarding stability, it seems to be very stable as long as it is assembled correctly and all of the screws are tightened well. It is very easy to put together.
Cozy and Pretty
suzan from salt lake city, UT
I will be ordering another soon. I like it so much I am using it in my living room instead of for its original use at my desk. It looks just like the photo, and is a great size. The only downside, the cats are shredding this chair up. It is not as durable as it could be. Still a great deal and I do recommend this chair. It comes in several colors.
Deco Rose Slipper Chair
Sherry from O Fallon, MO – Verified Buyer
I ordered two chairs, brown with blue roses. I put one on each side of my bay window for extra seating. Perfect! Color is just what I exoected. Only took a few minutes to assemle each chair. Plus I got them on sale. Yipee, win, win.
Very trendy...
Sandi emery from North Augusta, SC – Verified Buyer
Theses are very nice chairs, altho I am hoping the material will hold up well, it surprised me. It's not like upholstery material, it's more so hard to describe, course cotton maybe. Very easy to assemble, not missing pieces and everything lined up perfect. Got them on sale so well worth what I paid, if your looking for a higher back beware this chair back is low. The colors are perfect to match the Teal Threshold Windham furniture I purchased. Ship very quickly.
Ivory Rose Deco Side Chair
Designer Genes from MO
The Ivory Rose color is neutral, nice and subdued. Goes well anywhere. I have placed it near my glass patio door so I can read all winter and enjoy the bright sunshine! Doesn't take too much space and is easily movable. Assembly was easy and it arrived quickly. Very pleased with the product. It is a perfect height for me. My husband loves it because it has a deep seat. Quite comfortable. Elegant. It is a perfect place to plant myself to wait for anything. Like my dinner to be done cooking.
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Have we picked a name yet? Like little turkeys or something? This due date club is MIA...lol.
Well many of us are reaching the halfway point, yay!!!!
Any exciting plans this summer, how are you dealing with the summer heat?
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It has been hot hot hot here. We have a season pass at the local pool but can only stay out there about an hour before we are scorched. No big plans this summer. We might be buying a house, we were not planning on it, but we saw something we liked and thought we might as well try for it, fingers crossed.
Finally feeling movement regularly, I have gained 13 lbs, not too bad but the big gaining months are still to come.
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I'm here! I wonder why this forum isn't very active, there seems to be a lot of us.
I'm doing pretty good in the heat so far. Well, yesterday was bad. Don't know what I was thinking...I took both kids (2yo & 3yo) with me on my major 2 week stock up shopping trip. And then let 3yo push the kid cart by himself the whole time. Which was good because I needed the space, but man it took forever and I was constantly having to keep him from crashing. I usually go shopping when DH is home so he can carry stuff in...didn't think about that until I had to carry like 20 loads inside in the heat. I was so worn out!
I noticed some more movement yesterday but still nothing major or real regular. Haven't been feeling as crappy this week either which has been wonderful. Not much else to report on, just ready to meet her!
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I'm here too. It seems like maybe every one is on the Facebook page? I don't use it really, so I haven't checked it out at all.
I'm doing ok with the heat so far. Loving air conditioning big time and trying to limit working outside to either cool days or later evenings. It hasn't been super hot here in northern Wisconsin, but it's muggy lately. My midwife suggested sparkling water because I've been having trouble with plain water making me feel icky, and that has been a lifesaver! I have a bottle with me constantly.
We found out last Friday that we're having a girl, and I'm so excited! This is our first child, so I'm busy gathering things as I find good deals, but I am also trying to not get too much stuff because we have a small house, and we're remodeling the bathroom so not a lot of room to store things at the moment! I have most of my CD stash ready, just need a few newborn covers & some inserts to round things out, but I think we could get by ok with what I have so far for at least the first year.
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Hi ladies! This is the first time I've been on here in forever! I'm over on the FB group a lot. 20 weeks yesterday, and feeling great. I'm in the Pacific Northwest, and it's cool and rainy today, so I haven't had to deal with any heat yet, really. I'm actually looking forward to seeing the temperature jump soon, hopefully!
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I heard that this "club" is really active on facebook.
Friday we have the big ultra sound so that is exciting. My 3.5 year old is coming with which should be interesting. I think I am feeling baby movement... otherwise trying not to be too tired and get to annoyed at my three year old being a three year old.
I took a pic of the newborn stash. Only have 3 more items to add and need to finish the homemade newborn prefolds (and if I don't they will just be nb flats LOL). http://www.diaperswappers.com/forum/....php?t=1526022
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I only have 5 newborn diapers, I am waiting to see gender before I finish my stash. My daughter grew out of her newborn diapers so fast I think I am only going to get about 12 AIO until I see where this one will be size wise.
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I def can't wait for the appt. I feel a little guilty maybe finding out the sex, but I'd like to know if we are going to (and what it is) or not. I only want to know if the tech is really sure. And if I dont feel like i trust the tech to be honest or they aren't 99% sure, I don't want to know. I'm tired to people asking and not only to I not know the sex, but i also don't know if we are going to find out. That response makes people ask often.
Also since I'm not sure about the movement and we over 4 weeks since the last appt I would really like to at least hear the heart beat. The u/s will be a bonus. I hope my son is good, it's going to be a long afternoon for him. with hour drive both ways and the u/s and regular appt.
My stash is pretty GN, there are a few blues, there are a few girly but on the edge of GN patterns, and one pink and one lavender. I may switch out the lavender one if baby is a boy. The deep BG pink I plan on keeping. For some reason lavender is kinda too girly but the deep pink is not quite (light pink would be). It's only the newborn stash and it will only last a month or so, not worried about it so much.
Even if baby is a girl I wouldn't really want more girly colors, I'm not that girly and they don't sell as well.
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Hi! I haven't been on DS in forever. I'm active on the FB group. This summer isn't likely to be super exciting. I work and have school all summer. Hoping to squeeze in a couple of camping trips and *super hoping* to make a weekend trip to the ocean. Have not been there in years.
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My plan for this summer is to stay cool. Wouldn't be too bad except for the humidity around here. Berry season is here so I'm going to try to pick as many as I can I've already picked 7.5lbs of blueberries I've made 4 dozen muffins and 11 half pints of jam. Raspberries should be coming in soon and then blackberries!
Today marks 20 weeks - halfway there! 20 weeks to pick a boy's name and get use to the idea of a boy
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