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Accoring to the US Census Bureau, Kaahanui ranked #74,398 in frequency out of 151,671 surnames for which statistics were released from the 2000 Census. 242 people, or approximately 1 in every 1,114,719 individuals in the US had this surname in 2000.
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Pilates for plus-sized people
Starting a new fitness program can be a challenge for most people. Now imagine that they have mobility or severe weight issues.
Nevertheless, one area business has created a fitness class specifically designed to help make it easier for this group to get active.
Owner Annabel Scott of the Pilates Manitoba Wellness Centre on Academy Road has been offering plus-size fitness classes since November 2011.
"I had some family members who had weight and mobility issues. They were reluctant to get active as they didn't think they would be able to participate in a regular fitness class," Scott said. "So, I developed a class that took their specific needs into consideration."
The plus-size class follows a regular Pilates format but with a few modifications.
Instructor Nicole Mulder explains:
"As a person's weight goes up, their mobility goes down. It takes longer to transition from one move to the next, not as many repetitions of an exercise can be completed, and flexibility is limited."
Taking all of these factors into consideration, Mulder structures the class to accommodate these limitations.
"The class just moves at a slightly slower pace and certain moves are executed at a less intense level," added Nicole.
Class participant Marjim who has been attending since November 2012 said the biggest reward has been being able to walk without a cane.
"When I first started I had to do the moves sitting upright. Now a mere four months later I am lying down," she said. "My flexibility and strength have increased dramatically. I didn't think I could ever walk without pain and now I am looking at joining the walking club."
Scott states that the class is not about weight loss but rather being connected to yourself.
Hour-long plus-size classes are being offered on Mondays and Wednesdays at 12:30 p.m. Mulder recommends making an appointment for an assessment.
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Toronto FC had things their own way in their 5-1 victory over El Salvador's travel-weary C.D. Aguila in their opening match of the CONCACAF Champions League on Wednesday.
The Reds know it will not be so easy Saturday when they return to Major League Soccer to play the Chicago Fire at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Ill.
The Fire (9-7-5) sit fifth in the Eastern Conference with 32 points with Toronto (5-12-4) at the bottom in 10th place with 19 points.
While Aguila was stranded in the Miami airport all Tuesday night and did not arrive in Toronto until just hours before the game, the Reds will be facing a rested team at home when they play the Fire.
"This is obviously going to be a better quality that we're going to see with Chicago and they're doing pretty well this season," Toronto forward Ryan Johnson said after Wednesday's game in which he scored once. "If we're going to make this playoff push we have to beat teams in their home and it is going to start with Chicago."
After scoring two goals on Wednesday, Lambe says he knows the recipe for a victory away from home. "I think we just have to go out and just play like we did (Wednesday) and like we played before", said Lambe, who also scored a brace against the Fire earlier this season.
Chicago and Toronto last met on April 21 when the Fire opened the score in just 25 seconds at BMO Field and won 3-2, with Lambe scoring both TFC's goals. That was Toronto's sixth MLS loss in a row, opening the regular season. Aron Winter was Toronto's head coach then and the team was on the way to an 0-9-0 start. Paul Mariner took over as head coach on June 7 after TFC's first win.
Lambe, a 21-year-old Bermuda international, signed in the off-season after having played for Ipswich Town, one of Mariner's former teams in England.
"I just think I'm getting into the league more," Lambe said. "I'm getting more comfortable playing. I think my confidence is rising."
Mariner says he's pleased about Lambe's abilities. "He's sometimes a little laid back," Mariner said. "But when he wants to play he's as smooth as silk. He's a beautiful mover. His feet are quick. He's incisive with his finishing and he's got an eye for a pass. ...That's why I signed him."
The mid-week victory was a confidence builder for Toronto coming after last Saturday's poor outing at BMO Field in a 2-0 loss to the Houston Dynamo.
Toronto put more energy into the game against Aguila than they showed against Houston.
"I think we all wanted to bounce back from the Houston game," Lambe said. "We wanted to get a result and then move on to Saturday's game (at Chicago) and keep going, pushing it forward."
Mariner feels the game against Aguila went a long way to restoring the confidence the team had built with a three-game winning streak before the loss to Houston snapped it.
"Anybody who has played this game knows full well that confidence is the golden chalice because it can drain away from you so quickly," he said. "It takes a few games to build confidence."
Johnson feels it is a matter of duplicating the energy and drive Toronto showed on Wednesday against Chicago and not allow the Fire as much space and time on the ball as they allowed the Dynamo.
"We just have to bring the intensity," Johnson said. "Kind of push up the team a little bit forward and don't give them time on the ball. That's one of the things we did the last time against Houston. We gave them too much time on the ball and allowed them to play the ball anywhere they wanted and that's something we have to stop against Chicago."
The Fire expect to have left back Gonzalo Segares in the lineup for Saturday. He missed last Saturday's 1-1 draw against San Jose with a minor ankle injury.
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"A new born vampire doesn't thirst for animal blood the second they turn, you know." I said, raising my eye brow at the young wolf-boy.
"So, she'll be thirsting for human blood? How will she be able to resist it? I'm sure vampires' senses are pretty strong and can detect anything that normal people can't smell." Jacob said, wiping another stray droplet of blood from Renesmee's chin.
"Oh, gee. Thanks, Jacob." Emmett said, rolling his eyes at the word "normal."
"Well, Edward went with her, so he'll be able to stray her away from any human scent." Carlisle said, sitting down on the couch beside Emmett, who had just turned the flat screen on to some sports channel.
"Well let's just hope, when they get back, that Bella doesn't attack Nessie." Jacob said, pinching the pale child's cheek.
"She won't be able to see Nessie until her thirst for human blood subsides substantially." Carlisle said, running his fingers through his blond hair, trying to put the stray pieces back into place.
"Well, until then, I'll be looking out for Nessie." Jacob said.
"We all will." Rosalie said, shooting Jacob an dangerous look.
"Then, let me be the guinea pig. Let me be the test for Bella, to see if she could be able to resist my human smell." Jacob pleaded.
"I don't think that's such a great idea, dog." I said flatly, leaning against the wall that sat opposite from the couch.
"Why not?" Jacob asked incredulously.
"If you really want to sign your death certificate, then go ahead, no one's going to stop you." I replied, putting my hands up, palms facing towards Jacob as he came closer to me.
"I would have to agree with Jasper. It's too early to test Bella out, she was just turned." Rosalie said as she refilled Renesmee's cup.
"Oh, you guys are no fun." Jacob said as he hung his head in disappointment.
"We could try it, though. Only to see how she would react. If she has the same problem we have with Jacob's smell, it might work to keep him alive." I said after a few moment's of silence.
"We could try it." Alice repeated, looking happy at something. She must've seen the outcome of the test through one of her visions.
"I can hear them crossing the river." Emmett said, quickly standing up from the couch with a giant grin on his face. Emmett wasn't one to back away from some kind of tense confrontation. He practically fed off of dangerous confrontations.
As we all exited the house, Jacob and Carlisle in the front, we approached both Bell and Edward as they approached the house from the river. I made sure I stayed in the back, hidden from view as I watched the whole scene take place. Everyone, I could feel, was tense and I could hear their teeth gritting in their mouths as Jacob approached Bella and Edward, a little quicker than he should've.
"Jacob, what are you doing?" I heard Edward ask, his voice sounding alert and cautious.
"I wanted to see if Bella could resist the temptation." Jacob said, stopping just short of the two.
"By trying to kill yourself?" Bella retorted.
"If that's what it takes, then yes." Jacob responded, crossing his arms across his russet-colored chest.
I could see that Bella must've gained the same sense of smell that we did, because she suddenly crinkled her nose and her face twisted in disgust as she sniffed the air around Jacob. We all had to suppress our laughs as Jacob threw his arms down angrily, hoping that her reaction wasn't the same as ours. Unfortunately, Emmett could no longer suppress his laughter and suddenly burst, shaking uncontrollably and doubled over as he slapped his hand against his knee, while booming laughter erupted from his throat.
"Now I know what you guys mean. You stink, Jacob." Bella said, holding her nose dramatically as we watched Jacob's face turn red out of embarrassment.
"Right back at 'cha." Was all Jacob could muster, causing Bella to smile, which instantly sent the butterflies fluttering in my stomach again as I saw her beautiful smile.
"Looks like she was able to resist the temptation of Jacob's stench after all." I laughed as we all headed back into the house.
"Can I see Renesmee now?" Bella asked, which completely took us off guard.
"I, uh, I don't know if that's such a good idea, Bella. She is part human and she might give you a different feeling than Jacob did." Carlisle said, hesitantly as he stopped in front of the stairs to face Bella.
"So, you guys don't trust my judgment around my own daughter?" Bella asked angrily.
"That's not it at all, Bella. You're still a newborn and you can't just resist the temptation of human blood in one day. That's too much to put on you." I said calmly, as I placed my hand on her shoulder.
"That's just it, though. Bella will be able to resist her scent." Edward said, sounding pretty sure.
"How can you be so sure of that?" I asked anyway, despite the aura of his confident emotion that suddenly filled the air.
"I've seen it happen with my own two eyes." Edward said, still confident.
He then went into telling us how Bella was able to stray away from the human scent and hold her nose to keep from smelling the scent and attack the humans that had appeared on a trail when they went hunting and how Bella almost attacked Edward. But I still wasn't convinced. Perhaps it had to do with the fact that Bella was a newborn vampire who was able to resist those hiker's scent, when I was a more mature vampire who still hadn't been able to. Was I jealous of this power that she had? Maybe.
"Please, I just want to see my daughter." Bella pleaded, this time she was looking at me with her pleading eyes. The power this girl had on me was intoxicating.
"We'll be on standby in case something goes wrong." I said, finally giving in, but I was still worried about what might happen.
As we all re-entered the house, I followed Bella as close as I could, ready to pull her away if I needed to as we got closer to the suddenly happy Renesmee. When Bella got closer, I decided to place my hand on her shoulder to stop her, still hesitant about letting her get close to the half-human.
"It's okay, Jasper. Nothing's going to happen." Edward reassured me, giving me a confident smile.
But it all happened too fast. Bella went to grab for Renesmee, when Renesmee practically shot out of Rose's arms to get to her mother, which instantly caused Edward to grab his daughter quickly and me to grab Bella's arms and pull them backwards towards myself and hold them tightly so that she couldn't get free. Her skin felt very soft against my hands, which set the butterflies off once more. Apparently, my thinking made Edward angry.
"Jasper, please keep your thoughts to yourself, they're very unflattering." Edward said, glaring at me with his golden eyes.
"S-sorry." I stuttered.
"She wanted me to hold her, she was just a little enthusiastic and impatient, so she jumped out of Rose's arms." Bella explained as I kept a strong hold on her arms, trying not to think about how intoxicating her smell was, even for a vampire she had a nice smell, and how soft her skin was, but I completely failed at it, which made Edward angry again.
"Jasper, you can let her go now, I don't see any danger in letting Bella hold her daughter." Edward said coolly as he raised his eye brow at me.
"Right, sorry Bella." I said, quickly letting her go.
"Jasper, can we go hunting? I'm kind of getting thirsty." Alice asked me, pulling on the sleeve of my shirt.
"A-absolutely. I'm in need of some nourishment as well." I smiled as I walked towards the door of the house.
Alice was always the one to help me in certain situations. She was always worried about me when it came to my thirst for human blood, but she was always there to consol me and keep me from attacking someone. Again, she came to my rescue, forcing me to remember that I can't feel this way about my sister-in-law, which made me love my wife even more. I was eternally grateful that we met that day in the diner and that we were meant to be together. 'Til death do us part, which was never going to happen. We were together forever and that meant eternity. I wouldn't have chosen anyone different to spend my unending life with. As we walked out the door together, I remembered that the girl who was now arm-in-arm with me, was my soul mate.
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Guru Kalanidhi Narayanan's senior students brought out the poetic beauty of the characters effectively.
'Contrasts and Parallels', presented by abhinaya expert Guru Kalanidhi Narayanan and the Kalakshetra Foundation in memory of art patron
Y.G. Doraiswamy, explored the psyche of heroes and heroines created by famous vernacular poets such as Kshetrayya, Sarangapani, Jayadeva, Dharmapuri Subbarayar, Ghanam Krishna Iyer and others, through Bharatanatyam. The gems from Guru Kalanidhi's repertoire were performed by her senior students Priyadarsini Govind, Jayanthi Subramaniam and Sangeeta Isvaran.
Befitting the occasion, it was a rasa-filled evening, where stillness, mood, and melody flowed unhindered. With clear introductions and unhurried portrayals, the dancers brought every story alive. Guru Kalanidhi's style of interpretation demands a good understanding of the lyric and the protagonist, so the performers are perforce fully in the moment. Movement choreography also plays a role, where the dancers are taught to move on stage and gesticulate unobtrusively, without creating even a ripple in the waters, so to speak.
Contrasting a heroine who wants nothing to do with her love after a long and painful separation in 'Vadaraka Pove' (Khambodi, Kshetrayya) with another who is longing to be with her love-interest in 'Kodi Koose' (Saurashtram, Kshetrayya) made for interesting viewing as did the parallel situations when Krishna is rejected by different heroines.
Living the role
Krishna's varying responses were a study in human psychology; in 'Chitikavesite' (Kalyani, Sarangapani) Krishna is indignant and scornful when his passes are rejected, while in 'Mamiyam Chalita Vilokya' (Hamirkalyani, Jayadeva) Krishna is filled with remorse when Radha spurns him. There was poetic beauty in the slow unveiling of characters. Priyadarsini's portrayal of a young heroine's enthusiasm to be with Krishna and her annoyance with the rooster that broke up their romantic tryst in 'Kodi' was delectable as was the sensitive tracing of Krishna's mood from a flirtatious cowherd to a repentant lover in 'Mamiyam.'
They spoke of a talented artist who is deeply involved in the characterisation.
A simple matter of a dancer finishing a piece and exiting in character was highlighted by Jayanthi's despairing and tearful exit in the opening 'Vadaraka,' that portrayed a woman lamenting her separation. The moment of discovery in 'Unnai Thoothu Anuppinen' (Saveri, Ghanam Krishna Iyer) when the heroine realises that the friend she trusted as a messenger to Muruga has betrayed her, when excitement turns to shock and anger was another well-timed delineation.
Sangeetha's Parakeeya nayika (a married woman who longs for another man) in 'Samayamide Rara' (Behag) was enticing and persuasive while the dignity of a male character, though rebuffed, came through in 'Chitikavesite.'
The musicians were unobtrusively supportive as well. Led by Indira Kadambi, herself a senior student of Guru Kalanidhi, on the nattuvangam, K.Hariprasad (vocal), T. K. Padmanabhan (violin), Adyar K. Balu (mridangam) and Mahalakshmi (tambura) provided melodic highs through the two-hour slow-spun recital.
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Plans for buses on Cedar Avenue include amenities like bike racks and superpadded seats. Perks like Wi-Fi and electrical outlets also are being considered.
Abundant windows and a sleek design are key features of buses chosen by Dakota County to for the bus rapid transit system on Cedar Avenue.
Ride a bicycle to a bus station along Cedar Avenue and then roll it aboard.
Interior bicycle racks -- similar to those found on light rail -- are among the extra amenities that are being planned for the new buses that will run along the rapid busway corridor come November.
Cedar Avenue, which will be known as the Red Line, is the metro area's first rapid busway, and national experts have said that the success of such "bus rapid transit" systems hinges on providing service that riders more often associate with modern, convenient, light-rail transit.
So planners and Dakota County officials are poring over every detail of the buses, from seat fabric to wireless Internet access, trying to assemble an attractive bus that convinces riders it's at least as comfortable as, and perhaps even offers more than, a train.
"We have that opportunity to kind of test some of that stuff out," said Sam O'Connell, a transit specialist with Dakota County. "That's the benefit of going first."
The County Board on Tuesday is expected to approve a funding transfer that will allow Minnesota Valley Transit Authority to complete the purchase of seven buses, which cost $450,000 to $550,000 each.
But last week's discussion during a more than two-hour meeting was all about amenities.
Take cup holders, for example.
The county commissioners spent nearly half an hour debating their necessity and design. Should every seat have one? Would they be mounted on the back of the next seat or on the interior wall of the bus? Or would they just turn into trash receptacles if people leave their empty cups behind?
"I don't want them half busted off," Commissioner Joe Harris said, wondering about vandals and durability.
Ultimately, the board asked staffers to see how much it would cost to add a few wall-mounted cup holders and report back.
Other decisions were easier.
The bus will have a sleek, high-profile rooftop design that mimics the tops of light-rail trains instead of the boxy top of regular buses. There will be a rear window and a clear roof hatch to let in more light.
A more open interior layout with some seats facing the front and some facing the center aisle will offer seating for about 30 people (depending on the bike rack placement), with some that flip up to accommodate riders who use wheelchairs. All the seats will come with maximum padding and a neck extension, at a cost of about $800 per bus, playing to many suburban riders' aversions to hard plastic bus seats.
"It will be more padding than that provided for LRT seats right now," O'Connell said.
There will also be handrails and hanging straps for people who stand during the bus ride.
But some options and amenities initially favored by commissioners didn't make the cut.
The buses won't be hybrids, for one. The extra cost -- about $180,000 per vehicle -- wasn't likely to be recouped on a route that includes more highway driving than the frequent stop-and-go motion that maximizes hybrid technology.
Any hope of disguising the bus wheels with panels known as fender skirts also fell by the wayside because they would prohibit level boarding, with the bus pulled up flush with the curb, and they could invalidate the manufacturer's warranty.
"I don't want to invalidate a warranty," County Board Chairwoman Nancy Schouweiler said. "It's an aesthetic that frankly is not as pleasing as I thought they would be, either."
Paying for a trip on the busway also will be slightly different than the routine at light-rail stops. On Cedar Avenue, riders will be able to pay on the bus with cash or with a Go-To card or by ticket purchased at the Apple Valley Transit Station, the only spot on the corridor that will have ticket vending machines like light rail.
But the county commissioners are keen on loading the buses with other technology, possibly including a few electrical outlets where people could charge phones, tablets and laptops, and with wireless Internet access, which isn't offered on light rail.
"So it's not available on LRT or Northstar? Maybe they made a mistake," Schouweiler said, urging the Internet service upgrade if further analysis proves it's not too expensive. "We're trying to meet the [needs of] the customer of the future."
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Corinthian fans dismayed with their club's relegation took it out on their players and chairman Andres Sanchez. A disgruntled fan hid in the toilet of the bus ferrying the players to the airport after their match with Gremio and then emerged threatening them with physical injury. Some players were asked to sing the club anthem to prove their fealty to the club. Andres Sanchez was confronted by a angry fan who jabbed a finger to his face called him a waste and someone who had compromised his clubs fortunes with the MSI relationship.
The problem is not just one of fans who might stay away but there are financial implications the Corinthians have to deal with the loss of TV revenue which will cut in half what they earned in the A division. Another worry is that key players may not want to play in the lower division and this is certainly the case with Dodo, a striker with the club whose contract is contingent on remaining in the A division. Veterans Gustavo Nery and Vampete whose contracts expire this year will leave along with defender Kadu. Goalkeeper Felipe whose runner up award to Rogerio Ceni was one of the few highlights of the Timao in their forgettable season also expressed his doubts whether he would be back.
On the other hand the Corinthians relegation is already having a ripple effect in the 13 clubs that comprise the B division who are looking forward to having increased national exposure with stadiums filled to capacity with matches involving the Timao. The president f the B division, José Neves Son also welcomed Bahia back to the fold, stating that Corinthians and Bahia would bring in the crowds.
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As I barged into the exam room I could feel my cape catching on the door knob as the few strands of hair left on my balding head blew luxuriously in the wind. I halted a moment to catch my breath.
Doctor....doctor you must help me.
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You see doctor....it's an emergency. I went to sleep three days ago and when I woke I couldn't hear out of my left ear.
His mouth twisted as he chocked out the last sentence. My keen medical mind surveyed the situation. He was in moderate distress. His head swayed back and forth with each word as if trying to position his right ear for better volume control. His brow was damp. His hands shook with excitement and fear.
He began to explain the dilemma further but I lifted my hand dismissively. Quiet man...I don't need to know such insignificant details.
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He swayed in his chair as I finished the exam.
It appears you have an obstruction. Nurse...nurse...get me the irrigation tray.
I filled the syringe with scalding water and draped his shoulders with a gown. After five or six vigorous sprays a small blue pill fell out of his ear and onto the exam table.
I picked it up and examined it. Why it's a Viagra pill!
His eyes grew big and his jaw dropped. So that's where it went...I've been looking for that all over.
My eyebrows rose quizzically as he fidgeted and blurted out an explanation.
You see doc....my wife was trying to be all sexy like and leave a pill on my pillow. But I got so tired I didn't even see it. I laid down on my left side as usual to take a nap...
By then I had turned to leave the exam room. There was another life to save the next door over. Hearing loss as a side effect of Viagra. You better believe I was going to report that adverse event to the FDA.
Doc...Doc...one more thing. He thrust his hand toward me. Can I have the pill back.
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PITTSBURGH—When we speak, our enunciation and pronunciation of words and syllables fluctuates and varies from person to person. Given this, how do infants decode all of the spoken sounds they hear to learn words and meanings?
To replicate the challenges of learning language as an infant, Carnegie Mellon University's
Lori Holt
Sung-Joo Lim
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used video game training with a mock "alien" language. They discovered that listeners quickly recognize word-like units. They will present their findings at the
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To uncover how spoken sounds are decoded, the research team designed a video game narrated in deliberately distorted speech. The soundtrack, unintelligible in any language, was the only source of instruction for 77 adult players in the study. With just two hours of play, the participants could reliably extract word-length sound categories from continuous alien sounds and apply that learning to advance through the game.
"Traditionally, when we study adult learning in the lab, it's nothing like how infants learn language," said Holt, professor of
at CMU and a specialist in auditory cognitive neuroscience. "This video game models for adults the challenge language learning poses to infants. This presents the opportunity to study learning in ways that are just not feasible with infants."
Lacerda, professor of phonetics and an expert in language acquisition, agrees that the use of a video game is a promising new way to explore language learning. "This is a wonderful opportunity to approximate the task facing infants by creating a setting where adults are forced to infer what the meaning of different sound elements might be, and to do it in a functional way."
Understanding how language is learned has broad implications from treating dyslexia — which causes difficulty identifying functional sound units — to improving second language learning. Lim, a graduate student in psychology at CMU and lead author of the study, has used the game to help adults learn English. "Native speakers of Japanese can use this type of training to learn English consonants they have difficulty distinguishing," she said.
Holt, director of CMU's
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, investigates how the brain interprets sound in order to provide a model of auditory categorization to solve problems related to speech perception and communication disorders. Holt and her colleagues are interested in taking this current study further to determine how the video game and its alien soundtrack engage different areas of the brain to produce rapid and robust learning. Their next step is to investigate this by observing players with functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to view their real-time brain reactions to the video game.
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Bleeding and burning sensation during urinationPosted by concerned For the last 4 days, I have had a burning sensation during urination. In addition, there is also some light bleeding with fine blood clot particles. I have had the frequent urge to urinate...for example, once an hour today. It is really painful...kind of like trying to pass a sharp object. My last period was on May 26. My husband and I are trying to have a baby, and after ovulation, I had a feeling that I could be pregnant. I have read that there are times a woman can have a miscarriage within the first couple weeks of pregnancy and not even know it. Is that true? The date of my next menstrual cycle is June 26. On Monday (five days ago), I felt really bloated and fatigued with some abdominal cramping. The irritation during urination started the following day. Light spotting was added the third day and continues till today (Friday). Initially, I thought this might be implantation bleeding, but now I'm thinking this may have been a very early miscarriage. Should I be concerned? Could this be a urinary tract infection? I recall having a urinary tract infection years ago, but don't recall the bleeding. Do these symptoms point towards a different condition? |
if you are urinating accompanied by a burning sensation and blood I would suggest you make an appointment with your health care provider to check for a UTI
if you are feeling like you need to pass something while you are urinating I would also look into checking for kidney stones.
From a fertility point of view:
when did you ovulate? What method did you use to determine ovulation? What is the average length of your cycles?
I am guessing that if you are due for a menstural flow then today would be 7-8 DPO?? At this point it would be generally too early for a miscarriage. I say generally because there are the rare women out there who implant around 5DPO and can have a pregnancy detect by an early test around 8 DPO- like I said- it is rare.
As someone who has been in this game for 4.5 years let me tell you something I've learned: It is best to not look for what can't be truely determined during your luteal phase. This includes things like "implantation dips", "implantation bleeding", chemical pregnancies, etc. There is a lot of heartbreak that comes with looking that closely- especially since even after a confirmed pregnancy looking back in hindsight doesn't even make those things certain. It makes it that much more difficult when your menstral cycle ends right when it is supposed to. Also remember that the natural raising of your progestrone during the luteal phase can cause pregnancy like symptoms (by simple reason that progesterone is what sustains a pregnancy as well as what is produced during the LP- yes nature is cruel that way.
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Every year that we go, I buy a Christmas ornament and a fridge magnet with the year I visited on them - wonderful keepsakes, and you can find them everywhere! I also have a collection of Disney mugs from past visits (some of the Resorts, most of just Eeyore!), and I enjoy my cup of tea every morning in one of my Disney mugs!
My son loved to collect the pressed pennies throughout the various parks, stores and hotels. They were super cheap to buy, and gave him something to look for and do at the more "boring" parks. He has kept them in the book we bought for them. Totally worth the $$.
T-shirts, which I wear at home. Mugs which I use every morning. CDs which I listen to in the car. Photos and frames. Sketches framed and hung on the wall. Jewelry!
I like the reusable shopping bags! Inexpensive, but something I can use often to remind me of our travels and to be "green!"
I posted this thread a little while ago...hope it helps. http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2857785
I LOVE my 2009 Disney coffee mug!! Gives me great memories every time I use it!! Gonna get me a 2013 one soon!!!
I love to get the mugs each time I go. I also like to pick up something from a celebration that is going on with the year on it. pens, pencils, notebooks. All great and able to use daily or during the week.
I attended MNSSHP and wish I had bought a CD of the soundtrack. The music would have transported me right back to Disney. I liked the shops in Hollywood Studios the best. They seemed to me to have different merchandise which I like more. Also even though it is expensive I thought pre-buying the Photopass CD was a great idea and I took advantage of every photography opportunity I could find. I treasure my photos. Finally one of my favorite souveneirs was a frame I purchased to put my drawing from the drawing class in the Art of Animation Class in. Actually the drawing you make is a great FREE souveneir! I took the class 4 times during my trip and I treasure the drawings!
Of any of my trips to Disney World, the best souvenirs I've ever gotten are a set of 6 glass mugs (root beer style mugs) from the LTT restaurant and a cake stand. The LTT mugs are the same ones they use in the restaurant and they're available for purchase at only $5.00 each. Depicted on one side is the Liberty Tree and the Disney Characters marching in Colonial attire are depicted on the other side. I had them shipped home and now we use them regularly for drinking glasses. The cake plate I had made at the glass blowers shop in the MK in 2011. When I went in, I didn't see anything I particularly liked, and I was in need of a cake plate stand. I asked the guy working if they could make one, and although he said he'd never done one before he made it for me. It took two guys to put together and blow because the base had to be made at the same time as the actual plate to keep it from drooping. I took pictures while they were making it which makes it a really good souvenir. The glass shop shipped it to me so it came shortly after I returned home from my visit. It sits on my counter. The plate is made of clear glass and the pedestal base is colored red. It's got the little bubbles that handblow glass gets, and everyone that sees it likes it. For me, it's a constant reminder of disney world. It was a bit pricey at $200.00 but it's the most functional and nicest souvenir I've ever purchased. (It was a birthday present to myself).
Aside from the memories... The straw is an excellent value I agree ( dh DON'T PUT IN DISHWASHER...UGH!!!!!) We also do pressed pennies.. I also have my dd's silhouette done each time we go.. It captures her growth and I have even scanned it and used her silhouette as a watermark on stationary.. Or thank you cards... I can turn it into all sorts of items.
My high-end watches and kitchen tools completely different ends of the souvenier spectrum, but much-used and much-loved I buy all my goods at the WoD store in DTD!
My kids loved the remote control ride vehicles when they were younger (about $15 I think) and the PDAs. They loved setting alarms for FP.
I agree with the pressed pennies and then also the book that they go into...especially since you can get them in many places. It's great to see how they change over the years, for example I have both a MGM one and now a Hollywood Studios!
Since I was younger we get etched glass mugs with our favorite characters on one side and names on the other side. I think autograph books r great! My dd4 loves get and I still have one of mine. I agree with magnets and ornaments with yr as well as photo album and frames


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By Steve Rogers and Christopher Rocchio, 06/04/2007
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According to a two-part "I-Team" investigative report broadcast by Atlanta's WAGA-TV Fox affiliate in May, Leccima didn't own the houses he claimed to have sold on
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According to WAGA -- which is scheduled to air another installment of its investigation into the accusations surrounding Leccima on Tuesday, June 5 -- Leccima's fraudulent
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activities included failing to put the finishing touches on renovations that were out of view of
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cameras, staging at least one fake open house in which some of his now-former friends posed as fake buyers for an as-yet-still unsold renovated home, and claiming to "sell" another home that he didn't own and was actually only renovating for other out-of-state owners to another unidentified pair of fake home buyers.
The station also claimed to have also uncovered police, regulatory, and court records in which a dozen different people, including former friends, allege to have lost a total of more than $400,000 investing with Leccima. According to WAGA, the Georgia Secretary of State's office is currently investigating Leccima for possible violations of the state's securities laws.
Once it was informed by the allegations in WAGA's report, A&E announced that it was pulling Leccima's
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episodes off its broadcast schedule (like most cable networks, A&E regularly rebroadcasts previous episodes of its original programming) and denied any knowledge of the allegations.
"We are dismayed to learn of these allegations. A&E Television Networks is not a party to any of the transactions shown in
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and has not received any formal complaints about the properties or sales," A&E said in a statement released to WAGA. "Based on these allegations, A&E is taking all episodes featuring Mr. Leccima off the air pending further investigation of the claims. After the second season of
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, A&E decided to change direction and focus on different cast members, as we did after the first season, and we no longer work with Mr. Leccima."
During a recent phone interview with
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production company knew what was going on.
"Ask anybody who works in television how a reality show is made and you'll find that ours was a very typical approach," Leccima told The AP.
During the interview, Leccima also blamed his "high profile" for some of the allegations made against him. "I'm a business person and I think I have as many people that like me as don't like me," said Leccima.
Last summer, Trademark Properties and company founder Richard Davis sued A&E after
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second season premiered. In their multi-million dollar civil lawsuit, Trademark and Davis,
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original executive producer and star, charged A&E and the show's Departure Films production company with breach of contract, fraud and seven other charges.
In their lawsuit, Trademark and Davis, who claimed to have not received any financial compensation from A&E or Departure for
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first season, alleged that they created the show (then called
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) show concept without A&E or Departure's involvement and filmed a pilot on their own in April 2004. The following month, they pitched the show to A&E, which later agreed to produce and televise 13 episodes of the series. Trademark and Davis allege that A&E (which hired Departure to produce the show) verbally agreed -- among other terms -- that although A&E would pay all the show's production costs, the parties would be 50/50 partners in any profits generated from the project and agreed to prepare a written agreement stating such.
However, despite A&E's alleged "repeated assurances" that a written agreement reflecting the parties' partnership terms was coming, the network never provided an agreement that reflected the terms of their alleged verbal agreement throughout the entire period of
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first-season production. Instead, according to Trademark and Davis, "A&E defrauded [Trademark and Davis] and misappropriated and stole [their] project for A&E's own use and benefit." In addition to their creative and financial claims, Trademark and Davis -- who also didn't get the final creative control that the network allegedly verbally agreed to give them -- also claim to have suffered significant damages to their business reputation and operations and had their trade secrets misappropriated.
According to Trademark and Davis' lawsuit, it wasn't until around March 2006 -- only a few months before
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second season premiere -- that they learned that A&E had decided to produce and air another
Flip This House
season without them.
In their initial August 2006 response to Trademark and Davis' lawsuit, A&E and Departure filed a counterclaim alleging that the allegations in Trademark and Davis' lawsuit bore "no relationship to reality" and the parties "never made any agreement that remotely resembles the terms" Trademark and Davis allege. According to the counterclaim, Trademark and Davis had both always understood and agreed that A&E had final creative authority over
Flip This House
, owned all legal rights in the show, and received and controlled all revenues associated with the show.
According to A&E's counterclaim,
Flip This House
first was produced under two separate agreements -- one between Davis and Departure and another between Departure and A&E -- and neither agreement provided Davis, who the network alleges viewed the show as "powerful" free advertising for Trademark, which he allegedly wanted to expand nationally, with any creative control, show rights, or financial compensation.
As part of its counterclaim, A&E also alleged that it only moved forward with a second Davis-less
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season after Davis -- having allegedly already verbally agreed to the terms of a second
Flip this House
season that would have provided him with "certain compensation" -- refused to sign a written second season contract and instead "announced" that he was launching a new reality show with TLC.
Trademark and Davis denied A&E's counterclaim allegations in their own subsequent court response and the case is still ongoing. In the meantime,
The Real Estate Pros
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The Real Deal
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