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I'm 25 weeks and for the past few days it feels like my little one is kicking me in the bladder. Throughout the day, I will get a funny feeling in my bladder, almost like I'm going to pee. It's happened a handful of times. Also, I've been peeing NON stop. Every two hours and every time I go its like I haven't gone in hours. It doesn't hurt or burn, so I don't think its anything to worry about. It's just very frequent and very annoying. Anyone else?
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I feel like everytime I stand up I have to pee. My LO likes to snuggle down low and is constantly on my bladder. And I second the pantyliners lol.
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After competing with each other for six weeks for the Nationals' fifth starter job, it turns out both Tanner Roark and Taylor Jordan have made the team's Opening Day roster.
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The Nationals have placed Doug Fister on the 15-day disabled list with a right lat strain, Matt Williams announced on Saturday.
Today the Nationals play the Tigers in their final exhibition game before the season starts.
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Asier Ania of HiveWire, crowdfunding consultants and developers of crowdfunding platforms, will speak at the next CSCA member meeting on March 19, 2015. This is an opportunity for our members to better understand this growing fundraising and marketing area so that they might tap into it. (more…)
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The Curragh's Tote Irish Lincolnshire fixture raises the curtain on the Flat season and Stuccodor is back to defend his crown in the feature.
The Curragh's Tote Irish Lincolnshire fixture raises the curtain on the Flat season and Stuccodor is back to defend his crown in the feature.
Joseph O'Brien will miss the opening day of the Irish Flat season on Sunday as he battles to to get his weight down and is booked to ride over hurdles for the first time at Limerick instead.
The exceptional Vroum Vroum Mag preserved her unbeaten record over fences with a facile success in the Grade Two Irish Stallion Farms EBF Dawn Run Mares Novice Chase at Limerick.
Dubai Duty Free has been confirmed as the new title sponsor for the 2015 Irish Open.
Follow how all the action unfolded on a glorious opening day for Irish-trained horses at the Cheltenham Festival, where Willie Mullins won all four of the Grade One races on the card.
World number one Rory McIlroy endured a rollercoaster opening round in the WGC-Cadillac Championship at Doral.
The Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Chase looks the pick of the action at Clonmel on Thursday.
Manor will be on the grid for the season-opening Formula One grand prix in Australia after being saved by energy entrepreneur Stephen Fitzpatrick.
Gordon Elliott bookended the Downpatrick card with a short-priced double, with both Akorakor and Alberta running out easy winners and taking the County Meath handler's tally for the season to 81.
Glenquest continues to roll back the years and bids for more glory in the Newgrange Veterans Handicap Chase at Navan.
Milsean bids to get his season back on track in the Grade Two Michael Purcell Memorial Novice Hurdle at Thurles.
Dublin got the Shane O'Brien era off to the perfect start by winning their Irish Daily Star Camogie League Division 1 opener against Derry in comfortable fashion, on a 1-11 to 0-03 scoreline.
Peter Lawrie was best of the Irish as local favourite SSP Chawrasia's 36-hole bogey-free run at his happy hunting ground earned a one-shot halfway lead at the Delhi Golf Course.
Sergio Garcia and Ernie Els will be part of this year's Irish Open at Royal County Down, Rory McIlroy has announced.
The opening Irish Stallions Farms EBF Mares Novice Chase is the pick of the action at Thurles at Thursday.
India's Anirban Lahiri overhauled Bernd Wiesberger to win the Malaysian Open by one shot, while Peter Lawrie was best of the Irish.
Tiger Woods faces further questions over his future in golf after withdrawing from the Farmers Insurance Open in California, while Padraig Harrington is best of the Irish, five shots off the lead.
Irish golfer Peter Lawrie insists there is no danger of him getting carried away after finding himself in the mix at the Malaysian Open after round two.
Ireland Under-20 head coach Nigel Carolan has named an experienced side with six players from last year's squad included in the starting XV to play Italy in Biella on Friday (KO 6pm Irish time).
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The Washington University in St. Louis Program in African & African-American Studies (AFAS) seeks to be the Nation's premier program in the study of people of African descent in the United States, Africa, and the rest of the latter's Diaspora. The interdisciplinary AFAS program at Washington University is home to leading scholars in disciplines across the humanities, the social and behavioral sciences, and the performing arts.


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India's Sania Mirza and her Romanian partner Horia Tecau stormed into the semifinals of the mixed doubles event at the Australian Open with straight sets victory over Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi and Julia Georges, in Melbourne on Thursday.
Sixth seed Sania and Tecau hardly broke a sweat to prevail over the unseeded Aisam-Julia combination 6-3 6-4 in their quarterfinal clash that lasted just 63 minutes.
The Indo-Romanian duo will play Australian pair of Jarmila Gajdosova and Matthew Ebden in the semifinals.
The unseeded Australian pair stunned second seeds Katarina Srebotnik of Sloivakia and India's Rohan Bopanna 7-5 6-3 in another quarterfinal on Wednesday.
Sania and Tecau got three opportunities to break their opponents in the opening set, out of which they converted one, which was enough for the Indo-Romanian pair to pocket the set in 28 minutes.
In the next set, Sania and Tecau broke their opponents in the ninth game to serve out the set in 35 minutes and book a place in the last four stage.
Paes-Hantuchova crash out
In another mixed doubles quarterfinals, Leander Paes and his Slovakian partner Daniela Hantuchova lost 3—6, 3—6 to Kristina Mladenovic from France and Canada's Daniel Nestor.
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Dehydration is an important issue for cancer patients. In this post, Cancer Answer Nurse Josette Snyder, RN, MSN, AOCN, gives advice on how to keep hydrated during cancer treatment.
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If you are undergoing treatment for cancer, you know the medicines and procedures you're undergoing are toxic. The Cancer Answer Line nurses explain whether these lifesaving treatments could be toxic to your loved ones.
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Caregivers play an important role in helping loved ones move through cancer treatment. But juggling your caregiver role with your other duties can create a good deal of physical and mental stress.
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Many cancer patients want to know why they feel so tired. Cancer-related fatigue is different from feeling tired and can be caused by a number of factors.
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Do I miss something? Rated 1 out of 5 stars
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The Disney CEO and Chairman has big projects ahead with Star Wars and Frozen 2
After a decade of running Walt Disney Co., CEO and chairman Bob Iger shows no signs of flagging. On March 12, Disney said it would make a sequel to Frozen, the top-grossing animated movie of all time–and announced plans for Star Wars spin-offs beyond a new trilogy. Disney's fiscal-2014 revenue of $48.8 billion marked a record for the company.


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Antarctic Marine Wildlife Is Under Threat From Ocean Acidification, Study Finds 180
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The lower the pH gets, the better chlorine will work. Being closer than ever to pool-quality water in the ocean, the Antarctic people should spin this and enjoy a boom in tourism! I bet they can't wait to see more people that those bearded scientists who don't spend a dime on penguin art.
The BBC has had bias issues as far as politics is concerned, but I haven't heard any bias from them against science. That is unless you consider ocean acidification an indicator of global warming which certain fringe (stupid) groups consider to be politics.
The big question to ask is cui bono? I think this is all a preconceived British plot to wipe out the French by depriving them of all their snails.
Yeah those goofy scientists... what will they say next. New York being stomped flat by a super storm? The hottest years in history all being in the last decade? The upper atmosphere colder than any time on record. The oceans turning into a carbonated beverage! What do they know? Let's use up all the coal and oil and gas. What could possible go wrong?
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2007 Mitsubishi Outlander User Reviews
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Yachtspy writes:
2007 Mitsubishi Outlander LS Review
Higher actual highway gas mileage than reported, excellent visibility forward and back, instruments well laid out, very comfortable to ride or drive, very reliable.
Wished for slightly more cargo space, third row seat should only be for children.
A Great Family Car That Is A Pleasure To Drive. — Mitsubishi did many good things with the 2007 Outlander. It is larger than the older versions, for both the passenger and cargo areas. The two front seats each have the leg room of a larger vehicle. The back seat is also very comfortable and since the seat-backs are adjustable and the seats can move forward and back, there is ample leg room, even for tall persons. There is very good visibility providing the driver with a feeling of security whether at highway speeds for passing or, in congested city driving. The power from the v-6 engine is quite adequate and very smooth. The designers put cup holders everywhere! The instrument panel is well thought out and very easy for the driver to see and control systems. The EPA mileage rating can be exceeded, without too much trouble, especially on the highway. All things considered, a great family car that is a pleasure to drive.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2007 Mitsubishi Outlander LS Review
Excellent visibility forward and back, instruments well laid out, very comfortable to ride or drive, very reliable, adequate power at highway speeds, even for passing.
Wish for slightly more cargo space.
Good Looking And A Pleasure To Drive. — Mitsubishi designed a very good family vehicle with many fun to drive characteristics. The visibility, forward and back, is very good. There are no blind spots. Acceleration is good to almost sporty. Handling, especially around corners, is stable and solid, with a minimal amount of leaning. Power is adequate at highway speeds, even for passing. The instruments are laid out well and are easily seen by the driver. The voice activated, Bluetooth works great, for hands-free cellular activity. Maintenance on the Outlander is a breeze, even for the "D.I.Yer." This should be a vehicle to consider, when looking for an SUV.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Jason8151 writes:
2007 Mitsubishi Outlander XLS AWD Review
Power for size, off-road/ beach capable, great ride, great features, fuel economy
Rockford fosgate logo is metallic finished on the dash, occasionally points
Fantastic Choice, A Hidden Gem — So far, the acceleration and handling are great, steering radius is good, and the fuel economy for a 6 speed V6 automatic is Excellent! The in dash GPS/HDD combined navigation with the rockford fosgate speakers make for a fantastic combination. It is a blast to drive! I will update more once I have had it longer. 5 years in, it's as great as the first day I got it. Truly a great vehicle!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Robert writes:
2007 Mitsubishi Outlander XLS AWD Review
Looks good, good gas milage, AWD
under powered, cramped 3rd row
Ben writes:
2007 Mitsubishi Outlander XLS AWD Review
V6 power, good fuel economy, great price
Lack of power passenger seat, un-gawdly expensive nav/media system, wish it had CVT
2007 Mitsubishi — * Performance - Acceleration is good and the AWD is key in the Northeast. * Build Quality - Overall very good for the make and price range - love the leather. * Appearance - Interior is snappy with a very modern look. Body is well build and the paint is great. * Cost of ownership - Fuel efficiency 18/26 is key for a crossover suv, especially with a V6. * Fun Factor - She scoots, but it's no sports car. For a family wagon its better than a MiniVan but not as fun as an Audi S4 Avant, dig?
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2003 Mitsubishi Outlander Reviews
Great All Around Car
Great small SUV. Great for hauling my consignment shop finds, furniture, groceries, etc. Looks great, handles great, LOVE the heated leather seats. Great in snow. Lots of room for family. great car... Read More
Its Something That Everyone Should Go Drive. Test Drive It And See For Yourself.
Performance- she knows when to put down when she needs too. Build Quality- The front lights will crack on all of these models. Everyone i seen had crack headlights. No other problems so far. Appearanc... Read More
2004 Mitsubishi Outlander Reviews
Easy On Gas,all Wheel Drive, Lots Of Room
Perfect package for roominess,economy and durability. Durable and powerful 4 cyl. Engines and transmissions hold up with the best. Mits was way ahead of everybody when they came out with this product.... Read More
Son Of Superwagon
Excellent performance (please note that this is an AirTrek Turbo, and not the NA version). Good handling for an SUV. Sleeper car since no one expects it to run so quickly. Overall build quality is..... Read More
2005 Mitsubishi Outlander Reviews
Naughty Family Car
acceleration 8/10. braking poor 2/10. handling marvelous!! 9/10 build quality good as th... Read More
Safe .solid .reliable .good Ride
nicely fitted out .good firm but comfy seating. good driving vision. feels safe and solid when cornering. good size luggage area that doubles when rear seat is folded.very little or no road 9 tyre/eng... Read More
2006 Mitsubishi Outlander Reviews
I like the look of this car. It's super comfortable. The interior is laid out in a very easy and natural manner. Everything flows visually and functions well, which I like. There are so many bins and ... Read More
Good Car
LOVED THIS CAR, was just to small for our growing family. When it was full with baby and pets not quite enough room for us, but was perfict before baby. Good gas milage in town not the bast out of tow... Read More
2008 Mitsubishi Outlander Reviews
Fun To Drive. Works As Our Family Vehicle.
Build quality could be better. It has huge blind spots at the A pillar where the mirrors are . The engine is very noisy. This car is pretty reliable and looks good for the price we paid. I would say b... Read More
Great Crossover For Family Funn!!
overall I'll give it a 4 out 5 stars is very comfortable and reliable for any occasion is a great drive spacious good gas millage with 7 passengers seating option great navigation and music system an... Read More


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RATIOS Day 1 Introduce ratios A ratio is a comparison of two numbers by division. You can write a ratio three ways: o 3 to 4 o 3:4 o ¾ Give the following examples for students to write ratios the three different ways. o The United Stated Census Bureau predicts that in the year 2010 there will be about 64 males for every 100 females who are 75 years old or older. Write this information as a ratio in three ways. 64 to 100 64 : 100 64/100 o Why is writing the above ratio of males to females as 100 : 64 wrong? You need to write the ratio in the order the information is given. There are only 64 males, not 100, and males should be listed first. o The Untied States Census Bureau predicts by the year 2010 there will be about 73 million people under the age of 18 and 39 million people 65 and older. Use the information to write a ratio in three ways. 73 to 39 73 : 39 73/39 You can also use a decimal to express and compare ratios o To change a ratio to a decimal, divide the numerator by they denominator when the ratio is expressed as a fraction. o Examples: An official United States flag has a lengthto-width ratio of 19:10. The larges U.S. flag measures 505 ft by 255 ft. Is this an official U.S. flag? Original flag – 19/10 = 1.9 Largest flag – 505/255 1.98 The ratio 1.98 is not equal to the ratio 1.9, so the largest flag is not an official U.S. flag. Express each ratio as a decimal. Round to the nearest hundredth, if necessary. ¾ (0.75) 16 to 5 (3.2) 8:9 (0.89) 7/3 (2.33) Day 2 o o o o Assign the homework: Page 234-135 1-20 Ask the students for questions on the homework. Have volunteers work any questions the students had on the board. Correct the homework Assign the worksheet 6-1 Day 3-4 o Correct the worksheet going over any questions the students have. o Introduce the "Go for the Gold Activity" (note: this activity is taken directly from the TI-73 Explorations book.) Divide students into groups of 4. Assign each group the label of G1, G2, G3 etc. Pass out the worksheet, "Go for the Gold" and have each student make the necessary measurements on the picture and record their answers one number 1 on their worksheets. All measurements should be done vertically or horizontally. Skip to number 3 on the worksheet. Have the student measure each other while filling our number 3 on the worksheet. Pass out the graphing calculators Set the decimal place in the mode function to 3. Have the students use the calculator to calculate the required ratios on the worksheet. (Problems 2 and 3). Have the fill out the table worksheet with their individual ratios Have the student average their group's ratio and record those numbers in the second column. To average the ratios together, have the students add up all the ratios in their group, then divide this answer by 4 (there should be four in each group). When these averages are found, have a member of the group record them on the teacher transparency under their group number. When all the groups have recorded their numbers, display the transparency and have the students fill in the table on their worksheet. Enter these values into the graphing calculator using the list function. Name the lists – RAT, G1, G2, G3, . . . , AVE o Name the lists first by pressing [2nd ] [INS] o Then press [2nd] [STAT] 2 [ENTER] to rename the list. o Type in the name using letters and numbers. When you click on [DONE] and press [ENTER] the name will be recorded and you will be on the first line to enter data. In the RAT column, enter in the text for the ratios. Example: A/G, E/D, etc. Enter the averages in the other columns. In the AVE column, enter the following formula. o AVE = (G1 + G2 + G3 . . . +GN)/N N = the number or groups. Go back to the home screen. [2nd] [QUIT] [CLEAR] Enter in the mean function [2nd] [STAT] [→] [→] [↓] [↓] (to select mean) [ENTER] Select the lists named G1, G2, etc by pressing [2nd] [STAT] Find the mean for each column and enter it into the table on the worksheet. Have the students answer question 4. When the students are done using the calculators have them reset the lists by going to the memory function and resetting all RAM. o Further extension: Have the students draw a strange face using the "Golden Ratio". Draw the Greek face without any using the "Golden Ratio". Day 5 – Introduction to spreadsheets. o Let students know that they may not always have access to a graphing calculator, but if they have a computer, they most likely have a spreadsheet program available for them to use. Introduce spreadsheets by projecting the software onto a TV using a linking cord. Give each student a paper copy of a spreadsheet. Give the students cell names and have them mark the cells as you tell them to. Example: Put a smiley face in cell C5 Go through each icon on the spreadsheet and explain what they do. Talk about formulas and how to put them in the spreadsheet program. Work a few formulas out with the students and have them write the formulas in the cells. o =AVERAGE(B3:G3) this will average the row of cells going from B3 to G3 Have the students fill out another copy of the spreadsheet putting in all their data from the golden ratio worksheet. o See the attached spreadsheet for a sample of what their spreadsheet should look like. Day 6 o Go to the computer lab and have the students enter in their numbers and formulas from their worksheet of the spreadsheet. o When students finish, have them change a few of the numbers to see what happens to the other numbers and to the "Golden Ratio". o Evaluate the students' abilities by using the attached rubric. Day 7 o Evaluate the students' knowledge of ratios and spreadsheets by giving them a test. (See attachment.)
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