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If you are planning on visiting Amsterdam with a group of friends or family, you need to search no further. With a spacious living/lounge/dining area and open kitchen this is a great home away from home. Many guests spend hours enjoying the amazing canal view this apartment has to offer.
Three bedrooms offer sleeping arrangements for 6 persons, while a sleeping sofa (double bed) offer additional accommodation for two more persons. A total of 8 persons can stay here, though its best suited for groups of 6.
This apartment is also suitable to rent when visiting a conference in the Netherlands because of its central location.
You will literally find every type of shop and restaurant around the corner, and any and all of the major sights are within walking distance.
This apartment will offer you insight into the history of Amsterdam itself. It was built over 400 years ago and still boasts many of its original characteristics.
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This canal apartment is located on the top three two floors. Two flights of stairs are circular and one is a straight flight. One enters the Grand Sonnenberg apartment on the beletage, after climbing a set of stone stairs of half a floor level. All three floors have excellent views of the canals, and there is a bench on the porch as well as one on the canal side.
Behind the front door there is a hallway to the first set of circular stairs leading to a hallway on the first floor of the house. This hallway has a door that leads to the beletage of the Snug Sonnenberg apartment, it is only unlocked when both apartments are rented by the same guests. Practically every room in the house has its own adjustable radiators, it is quite easy to keep this house warm and comfortable in winter. As each room also has windows, it is quite easy to create a nice breeze in the house cooling it down in the summer. There are also fans available on the rare summer days that it is actually hot.
On the first floor there is a toilet in the hallway, and a door to the living/dining room. This floor has a beautiful wooden floor as well as beams supporting the floor above. In the front (canal side) of this floor there is a spacious living area with sofa's (one is a sleeping sofa) and TV. This is a great area to relax after or before a day of exploring all the sights of Amsterdam. You will find an open kitchen and a large dining table that can seat 8 in the back of the floor. The kitchen is fully equipped except for a dishwasher.
It is not hard to imagine enjoying a spending an evening with a good diner and equally good conversations at the dining table with dimmed light shining from the chandelier. With ample heating present, the smells from the kitchen and friends swapping stories at the table, this is typically what the Dutch will call "gezellig". The word "gezellig" is considered to be an example of untranslatability, and is one of the hardest words to translate. Some consider the word to encompass the heart of Dutch culture.
One floor up with the circular staircase there is the floor with one bedroom (twins) in the front, with canal views and the master bedroom in the back (optional with twins, on request). On this floor located in between the two bedrooms is the bathroom, with a toilet, sink, and a bath with shower. The front bedroom has a carpeted floor and the back bedroom a wooden floor, the bathroom floor is marble.
Lastly, of the converted attic floor only the front room is accessible for guests and has twins as well as canal views. The beautiful antique wooden roof-beams are visible here, instilling one with a deep sense of history that is present throughout the entire house.
Canal view
Central location (nine-streets)
Part of UNESCO world heritage
WiFi internet
Check in at apartment
Cable reception
Sound system
100 m2
3 bedrooms (1 double + 2 twins or 3 twins)
1 sleeping sofa (double)
Sleeps 8 (guest #7 and #8 at additional cost and upon request)
Open kitchen
Complete kitchen inventory
Microwave / Oven
Shower / Bath
2 toilets
Washing machine
Iron and ironing board
English Guide books
Bed linen and towels are provided
No Smoking
No party policy
Child safety is low due to steep circular stairs (see stairs section)
Location description
The Sonnenberg is located in the canal belt in the part known in Amsterdam as the "nine streets" area. The nine streets area is well known for its plentiful boutique shops, many restaurants, and its beautiful canals. This area is comprised of nine narrow streets running perpendicular with the four major canals (Singel, Herengracht, Keizersgracht and Prinsengracht) of the canal belt. It is distinctly different from other shopping districts as there is a large diversity of privately owned shops and specialized shops.
Nearby points of interest
9 Streets Area – 0 minutes walking
Flower Market – 2 minutes walking
Spui – 2 minutes walking
Dam Square – 3 minutes walking
Jordaan – 5 minutes walking
Westerkerk/Anne Frank – 5 minutes walking
Rembrandt plein – 6 minutes walking
Centraal Station – 15 minutes walking
Leidseplein – 15 minutes walking
Nieuwmarkt – 15 minutes walking
This apartment has 4 internal flights. From street level to the entrance there is a short stone flight of stairs up to the front door. From here there is a circular flight of stairs to the Living/kitchen level. The circular staircase continues up to a floor with 2 bedrooms and the full bathroom. From this last level there is a single flight of straight stairs up to the attic bedroom. The stairs are steep and narrow, as is typical for a 400 year old house. However with closed doors stairs are not accessible.
I grew up in the hospitality business, with my parents running hotels and/or restaurants. Since 2005 I have been actively offering short stay apartment rentals in Amsterdam. In 2008 I purchased the Sonnenberg and have been managing the property ever since.
I love to share my experience of the wonderful city of Amsterdam. In my opinion the best way to see the city is with friends on an open canal boat on a nice day or evening.
My properties all have short stay permits and I operate them as a registered business with the Chamber of Commerce, properly paying taxes both VAT and city tax. This ensures you will not wake up early in the morning to government workers dropping by to check on illegal activities.
Wytse purchased this apartment in 2008
The location is one of the most central in the city, and on top of that the property catches some great sun in the afternoon and is located on the most beautiful part of the most beautiful canal of the city.
- location
- view
- afternoon sun
- character of the building itself
L'appartamento è davvero meraviglioso ed affaccia su uno dei più bei canali di Amsterdam: l'Herengracht. Vi sono stato con la mia famiglia (2 adulti e due bambini di 9 e 5 anni) e con una famiglia di amici ( 2 adulti e una bambina di 6 anni).
Era quello che cercaramo: una tipica casa olandese signorile. Appena si entra c'è un ingresso (in cui lasciavo il passeggino pieghevole) da cui parte una rampa di scale che arriva al bellissimo soggiorno con pranzo cucina e ripostiglio (c'è anche un piccolissimo bagno con wc e lavandino);al piano superiore ci sono due camere da letto (una affaccia sul canale e l'altra, un pò buia, ha solo delle finestre che affacciano sui tetti dei vicini), il bagno ha due ingressi (uno da una camera e uno dall'altra camera); dal vano scale c'è poi l'ultima ripidissima scaletta di pochi gradini che conduce al delizioso sottotetto con due letti ed una finestra che affaccia sul canale.
La posizione comodissima a due passi da tutto. Allo Spui troverete ristoranti ed anche un comodo supermercato aperto fino a tarda ora.
Il proprietario è gentilissimo, molto disponibile...una persona speciale!!!!
This apartment is located on the most beautiful part of the Herengracht Canal within the Nine-Streets area. Within 400 meters of the apartment you can find many shops and restaurants. The shops are all of a boutique type, so no usual suspects in this area. The restaurants vary from good value student restaurants to top of the bill, and from Tibetan cuisine to soul food, from breakfast to deli take outs.
For children and adults of all ages there is a playground in the direct area, with climbing racks, swings. Must see Museums within about 15-20 minutes walking/tram include; Anne Frank house, Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk Museum, Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam Historical Museum and Canal House Museum. But there are at least 30 or 40 other museums nearby that are also worth visiting.
Without writing down an entire guide to the city of Amsterdam, this location will give you an excellent base to discover the many aspects of this world famous cosmopolitan city.
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2 night minimum stay
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Please note that pricing is an approximation, for a precise quote please send an enquiry.
Prices for high demand dates may be as much as 30-40% higher than the indicative rates on this site.
25% prepayment required before booking is confirmed.
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Portrait of Frank Case in 1933
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|Owning and managing the Algonquin Hotel
Frank Case was an American hotelier and author. He owned and managed the Algonquin Hotel during the heyday of the Algonquin Round Table and wrote a number of books about his experiences with the hotel and the Round Tablers.
Case worked at the Algonquin from the time it opened in 1902. It was Case who came up with the hotel's name. The original owner had wanted to call it "The Puritan."[1] In 1907 Case took over the lease and became manager, eventually buying the hotel in 1927 for $1,000,000. He remained owner and manager of the Algonquin until his death in 1946.[2]
Personal life[edit]
In a live appearance on the Royal Gelatine Hour radio show on June 17, 1937, Case told Rudy Valee that he grew up in Buffalo, New York and learned his hotelier skills at the Genesee Hotel. There, he had to stay up all night by roaming the hotel on roller skates.
Case was married twice. His first wife, Caroline Eckert Case, died in 1908[3] giving birth to the couple's second child, a boy named Carroll. Nine years following Caroline's death, Case married a woman he referred to as "Hebe" in his books.[4] Case's elder child was the author Margaret Case Harriman, who among other books wrote a memoir of the Algonquin Round Table entitled The Vicious Circle. His son Carroll married actress Josephine Dunn, with whom he would remain until his death in 1978.
- Tales of a Wayward Inn – a memoir published in 1938. Includes a chapter on the Round Table.
- Do Not Disturb – a second memoir published in 1940.
- Feeding the Lions – a 1942 cookbook that included comments from famed Algonquinites on their favorite dishes. In 2005 the hotel integrated updated versions of recipes from the book into the menu.[5]
- ^ Herrmann, Dorothy (1982). With Malice Toward All: The Quips, Lives and Loves of Some Celebrated 20th-Century American Wits. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons. p. 19. ISBN 0-399-12710-0.
- ^ Dana, Robert W. (1951-04-16). "Algonquin is Rich In Tradition". TipsOnTables.com. Retrieved 2007-09-16.
- ^ Kavanagh, Patrick. "Caroline Eckert Case". Buffalo Free-Net. Retrieved 2007-09-18.[dead link]
- ^ Case, Frank (1940). Do Not Disturb. New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company. p. 45.
- ^ "New Algonquin Menu is Update of Original Round Table Fare Gleaned from Frank Case's Cookbook of Celebrity Favorites". Algonquin Hotel. 2005-05-05. Archived from the original on 2007-05-10. Retrieved 2007-09-17.


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TDB to open career guidance centres
Travancore Devaswom Board president M.P. Govindan Nair and board member Subhash Vasu have called upon the State government to declare Makaravilakku a public holiday from this year onwards.
Talking to The Hindu , they said the board would submit a memorandum to the Chief Minister, Oommen Chandy, in this regard soon.
Makarasankranti or Makaravilakku day is an auspicious day for the Hindus, besides it being the culmination of south India's largest annual pilgrimage to Sabarimala. The State government should declare the Makaravilakku day on January 14 a public holiday, respecting the religious sentiments of the majority Hindu community, said Mr. Vasu.
Mr. Vasu said the TDB was planning to open career guidance-cum-counselling centres for youth at various major temples. He said the proposed centres would have state-of-the-art facilities to help in the overall development of the youth. He said the board would organise weekly lectures and classes by experts in various disciplines with a view to instilling moral and ethical values rooted in Indian tradition in the younger generation. A library would be set up at these centres, he said.
Mr. Vasu said the idea was to make Hindu temples centres of learning too. Classes in Yoga, personality development, and career opportunities would be held at these centres. The first centre would be set up at the Chettikulangara Devi temple soon, he said.
Aravana buffer stock
Mr. Vasu said the buffer stock of Aravana at the Devaswom godown crossed seven-lakh containers of 250 ml each as on Tuesday. The daily Aravana production had gone up to 2.10-lakh containers, and the High Power Committee (HPC) had decided to upgrade the existing facility at the Sannidhanam Aravana plant immediately after the culmination of the Makaravilakku festival, he said.
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Michael Bloomberg Fires Back at Mississippi
This could be a very entertaining feud!
Yesterday, we talked about what's informally being called the "anti-Bloomberg bill," which bans the cities and counties of Mississippi from regulating health policy.
Of course, the jab here is that New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg sought impose a soda ban on large, sugary drinks and had his initiative knocked down by a state judge earlier this week. The Mississippi bill is expected to be signed into law shortly and, in response to the bill, Michael Bloomberg had some words.
"You gotta love it. In the state with the highest rate of obesity, they pass a law that says you can't do anything about it," Bloomberg said during his weekly radio interview. The mayor said the Southern state's action was "so inconceivable" that if someone wrote a movie about it, they'd never find a producer. "It would be so ridiculous."
Okay, so it wasn't the slickest of burns. I might have gone with something about how even the name Mississippi is kind of fat. But if there's one thing that this country needs right now, it's absolutely a Michael Bloomberg-Mississippi feud.
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I have problems with acrylic lifting. I have very good prep and can find no problems with my application. The only thing I can come up with is maybe I put the apex in the wrong spot. I put my apex in the middle of the nail, not necessarily on the spot on the natural nail where the free edge joins the nail bed. Is this the reason why I get lifting around the cuticle? It seems if I put the apex back further (if the nails are long) then they will look a bit silly.
Placing the apex in the wrong spot on the nail does not necessarily cause lifting. The apex should be over the center of the nail where the free edge is, but lifting is generally caused by two things. One is prep, of course, and I would have a seasoned nail tech evaluate your prep technique just to make sure you are doing it correctly. And second is an inexperienced application technique that places the product too close to the cuticle area. Less is more in this case, so you want to be extra careful to make sure your product doesn't run onto the cuticle. -Vicki Peters, President of Vicki Peters Nail Products
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In 1609 Italian scientist Galileo Galilei, using his own telescope, modeled on an invention recently made in the Netherlands, discovered that the Moon, far from being smooth and utterly unlike Earth, had mountains and craters. By using the lengths of their shadows, Galileo was even able to measure the heights of the Moon's mountains. A number of nebulae resolved into swarms of individual small stars. Even the Milky Way was made of stars. Perhaps the most exciting find was the discovery of four moons revolving about Jupiter. These discoveries were announced in Galileo's Sidereus Nuncius (The Sidereal Messenger, 1610), the book that made his reputation. Although none of these discoveries directly supported the Copernican theory, they all lent indirect support in that they made the new cosmology less objectionable. That Jupiter has satellites cannot prove that Earth goes around the Sun, but it showed that there was at least one other centre of revolution than Earth. It also showed that a moving planet could carry its satellites along with it (as Earth does the Moon in the Copernican view). The later discovery that Venus ran through a complete set of phases like the Moon definitely ruled out the Ptolemaic idea that Venus lay below the solar sphere, but it did not rule out a theory like Tycho Brahe's, in which Venus circled the Sun while the Sun moved around Earth.
In 1616 the Roman Catholic Church placed Copernicus's De revolutionibus on the Index Librorum Prohibitorum (Index of Forbidden Books). In 1618 a list was issued of 10 specific corrections—passages dealing with Earth's motion that were to be struck out. But outside Italy, this order was rarely followed. One curious exception can be mentioned. Jesuit missionaries to China in the late 16th and early 17th centuries carried European astronomy with them. The Jesuit astronomers were predisposed to the Tychonic system, which kept Earth at the centre of the universe but which otherwise shared the advantages of Copernicanism. After the condemnation of Copernicanism, they had no choice but to keep to the Tychonic system, and they continued to teach it in China long after it had gone out of fashion in Europe.
Galileo, even though he had been warned not to teach Copernicanism as literally true, decided to take advantage of the ascent of a more liberal thinker to the papacy, Pope Urban VII, and gambled on a work of popularization. In Dialogo sopra i due massimi sistemi del mondo, tolemaico e copernicano (Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems, Ptolemaic & Copernican, 1632), three friends—an avowed follower of Ptolemy and Aristotle, a convinced Copernican, and an intermediary who guided the debate—discuss cosmology and astronomy. Naturally, the Copernican gets the better of the arguments. Galileo was put on trial and forced to recant, but the official condemnation of the book and the trial of Galileo did little to halt the advance of the new ideas.


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|Apr 25, 2012, 01:16 AM
Installing Canon software without a CD ROM?
Canon seems stuck in the stone ages... You can only install their software from CD. There is no downloadable full version of their DPP software anywhere! All their updates will only work if the software is already present.
I don't have a CD ROM drive in either my Mac Pro or my MacBook Air (can't remember the last time I used a CD - maybe to install Snow Leopard back in 2009?)... WTF Canon!
Am I the only one?
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|Apr 25, 2012, 02:03 AM
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|Apr 25, 2012, 02:04 AM
1) Ask someone you know to upload the software. As a Canon owner you own a license to that software so it's not illegal.
2) Contact Canon. As far as I know they send CD
3) The update software is actually a full version. You can modify it to install without checking for an installed version. If I recall correctly you modify a text file inside the package. There are instructions available if you search. That's how I did it few years ago when I had my CD misplaced. Unfortunately I am at work now so I can't do the search for you. Also I am not sure if it violates the forum rules.
|Apr 25, 2012, 03:14 AM
BTW, I also LOL'd when it made me restart my Mac to finish the installation... What cave do these Canon developers work in?!
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|Apr 25, 2012, 03:36 AM
EDIT: nevertheless I agree fully that the whole Canon software user experience is bad.
|Apr 25, 2012, 07:48 AM
FWIW, I just went through this about two weeks ago when I bought a Canon MX whatever all in one printer/scanner because they didn't have anything updated for Lion for my still wonderfully working three year old scanner. Well the disc wouldn't update because I was running Lion, just sat there with a warning spinning away and they didn't have the printer drivers/software update all there to download on their site which is really poor service any way you look at it so
After an email or two they gave me a direct link with the "we haven't posted this officially as of yet but here is what you need"
I think for those who are fortunate enough to be able to download stuff it should be there as it saves them a ton of money in the long run and I don't have to worry about where is that disc
Side note for happy happy thoughts: Your photos have really jumped with color since the upgrade to the new unit. They have added a greater level of a bunch of things which I will add elsewhere for you but overall the new camera is making a difference with your photos, awesome work
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|Apr 25, 2012, 12:24 PM
BTW, here are my DPP observations...
It's interesting but after finally getting DPP installed last night, I spent some time comparing the RAW processing between DPP and Aperture. Interestingly, with both apps at defaults (no adjustments in Aperture and "faithful" in DPP) the images in Aperture looked better... they were a bit more contrasty and saturated with a bit more visible in the shadows than DPP. Now to be fair, these differences were really only visible by pixel peeping so it wasn't that significant.
Of course, both apps could tweak the dull RAW images into beautiful images. I found DPP's Unsharp mask sharpness similar to Aperture's Edge Sharpness and a "3" (Standard) on DPP was about equivalent to the default settings of Apertures Edge Sharpness setting. However, for low noise (low ISO) images, I prefer the "Sharpen" adjustment in Aperture which produces less contrast artifacts to my eye. There is no equivalent to this in DPP. Their other sharpening choice is a mushy mess.
I also could not see any benefits to the new lens correction... but I must not be doing it right. Need to play with that more.
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Welcome to the September 2011 charting to avoid and fertility awareness thread. We are all at different stages in family planning and our own fertility. Some of us are very ardently Charting to Avoid (CTA); some are CTA but would be thrilled with a BFP; and we even have a few who are "whatevering" or pregnant and continue to hang out here.
If you did not post in August, you may have been deleted from the list. If you have joined recently, please double check I have your chart linked correctly. If you were mistakenly deleted, you would like to be added/removed, or you spot anything you would like me to change, please post or PM me to let me know. Remember, you must post in August if you want to be on the September list!
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Who We Are
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Hi everyone!! I'm new here! I'm just starting to actually chart more than just the AF days (started temping this cycle), so I'm looking forward to learning more from y'all : )
Thanks for the warm welcome! I tried to insert my chart into my signature and also tried to pm it to physics girl, but I couldn't. Did something change? I inserted links here on MDC since like forever and suddenly it doesn't work.
Anyway, just wanted to tell you ladies, that this is my first post-pill cycle (I am on CD9), I expect this to be wonky, will see. I did not ovulate since forever, maybe my body will need some cycles to adjust.
Liv, SAHM of 3 kiddos
Nice to meet you aeiou. Hope you enjoy charting. I know I have since I started postpartum.
Mom to three great boys Michael (Sept/01), Carter (Nov/05) and Reid (March/10).
Welcome aeiou! I am on my second cycle since coming off hormonal BC. My cycle was totally wonky last month. I have been hoping this month will be better. :)
Well, my temp jumped WAY up today. We are talking a .7 jump. Yesterday my temp was 97.1 and today it jumped way up to 97.85. Also my CM seems to be drying up. I had a lot of EWCM yesterday and so far today nothing. Maybe I O'd yesterday? Funny thing though is I keep getting --- OPKs. Maybe I missed the surge?? Maybe my OPKs just suck..lol. Anyway, hoping my temps stay up so we can confirm O. I really do not want another 4 day LP like last month.
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buterflymomma, looks promising. fyi, for what it is worth, the doctor on the marquette site recommends the clear blue easy digital opk. It seems that those using it tend to get a positive one day prior to the monitor getting it so about 3 days or so prior to the temp shift. Hope this is it and your temp stays up the next couple of days.
Mom to three great boys Michael (Sept/01), Carter (Nov/05) and Reid (March/10).
Welcome, clavicula and aeiou!
Clavicula, it looks like your chart got linked incorrectly. I don't believe you can link charts in your siggy anymore. Can you copy and paste the link into the text of one of your posts?
Butterflymomma, that's looking promising. Maybe the OPK's just missed your surge. That is quite possible. Have you been using +/- ones or qualitative ones that you compare the color of the lines. Sometimes the surge happens so quickly that if you're only testing once a day, you miss the surge, and some women have surges below the threshhold that would cause a test to be positive. Conversely, many women experience enough LH to trigger a positive OPK at several points in their cycles.
Jodi, I would take the recommendation for the Clear blue OPK's from Marquette with a grain of salt. Marquette and Clear blue work very closely together since the MM uses the CBFM. Now, it is true that Marquette chose the CBFM because it is such high quality (and I assume that their OPK's are high quality as well, but many of the issues with OPK's are just with OPK's in general, not just one brand or another, and most brands are fine at measuring LH in the urine.
JMJ, yes I realize that they are closely involved with clear blue easy and it may not mean it is the ideal test out there. I was more intrigued with the timing of the opk test vs the temp rise and the fact that people seem to be having good success with the new digital when you used in combination with the monitor, it seems to be quite consistent so likely not a bad one to use and worth trying if the peak is being missed with one opk. Like you said above, if the peak is being missed with the monitor, it is often suggested to use an opk in the evening to avoid missing the peak altogether.
Mom to three great boys Michael (Sept/01), Carter (Nov/05) and Reid (March/10).
JMJ, the link works in the first post.
I started spotting again, but I guess it is normal after the pill. My own hormones should wake up soon....
Liv, SAHM of 3 kiddos
I'm having a wierd chart this cycle. I had a peak on the monitor several days ago, my cm is drying up and my cervix is firming and I have not had a temp shift yet. LC is convinced I have though I think as it is predicting yellow for tomorrow and green the following day so I think when I went up to 97.3, it guessed that was my thermal shift. I don't think so though, that is too low for me. I also had that werid spike on day 12 which I have not experienced before. I guess we will see what happens the next couple of days.
ETA: Just thought I would add that LC doesnèt always actually do what it prdicts so even though it is predicting yellow for tomorrow, it could always change based on my temp tomorrow.
Mom to three great boys Michael (Sept/01), Carter (Nov/05) and Reid (March/10).
I've been charting for 13 days now from the randomly selected day that I started on. I've found that it doesn't seem to make a big difference how much sleep I had before temping or if I do something requiring a small amount of physical effort like taking the baby out of her swaddle blanket before I temp, so I've been temping around 5 almost every day which is when she wakes me up. So far I've had creamy/opaque CF almost every day and my temperature has been low. I'm not really sure what to do with this information. If this is a BIP, it seems too close to a fertile pattern for me to feel comfortable regarding as infertile. I only charted 2 cycles before getting pregnant, and on the first one I never had CF that looked any more fertile than this. (I took guaifenesin on the second one, where I conceived, so I can't really determine what a "normal" pattern was for me then.)
Jodi~ Thanks for the info! I wish I could afford the digital OPKs, but they are so expensive.
JMJ_ I am using the qualitative kind. I have actually been testing 3 times a day. Last month my surge didn't even last 12 hours, so I wanted to make sure I didn't miss it this month. I found a great deal on Amazon for the Wondfo brand OPKs and got them for like 19 cents a piece. That has been allowing me to test multiple times a day.
I finally got a positive yesterday afternoon and it is still positive this morning. Apparently my surge has lasted a bit longer this month. I think that high temp on CD16 was a fluke, TCOYF has used the rule of thumb to X it out. I am still having fertile CM and my temp hasn't shifted yet. With the ++OPK yesterday, I am thinking that I should ovulate by CD19 at the latest. Hoping a temp shift/cm dry-up will confirm. I have had a lot of days in a row this month with fertile CM. Yesterday was the most stretchy EWCM though. If I wasn't using opks, would that be a sign that ovulation is close?
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buterflymomma - sounds like you have something that works and for a nice price. It is comforting seeing the surge. Hope you get to see your temp rise soon now.
I think I may have shifted this morning. My chart won't show it since Reid woke up at 4am and stayed up so I couldn't test at the right time but at that point, my temp was already 97.3 so I suspect it would have been high if I had my regular sleep. i have tested before to see how much my temp increases with extra sleep time and it usually is pretty close to following the 0.1 increase per half hour which would put me in the range of where I normally am after I shift. We will see what happens the next couple of nights.
Mom to three great boys Michael (Sept/01), Carter (Nov/05) and Reid (March/10).
Just thought I would update that this morning, my temp was high so I suspect I have now had a temperature shift espeically with what I saw yesterday. Also my cervix is now definitely firm and closed. Well see if it stays high now, I suspect it will with what I have seen.
Mom to three great boys Michael (Sept/01), Carter (Nov/05) and Reid (March/10).
Jodi~Sounds like you got your shift. It is looking promising that it will be high again tomorrow.
I am thinking I may have O'd yesterday. My temp was above my coverline today and I am having a noticeable dry-up of CM. My cervix is high and medium. So a couple more days of high temps should confirm. I am really hoping this is it, because that will mean my LP is lengthening. I am really KMFX for no more 4 day LPs in the future.
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YAY sept!
well i went camping this weekend and wanted to temp but it didnt work out. but this morning i still had a lower temp so i dont think anything happened yet. i think it will soon though as i am getting more cm. i did buy some opks to see if i could more accurately pinpoint o.
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So this is my first month trying to temp while going to school full time - my schedule isn't the same two days in a row... So I started setting a super-early alarm and thinking, I'll take my temp and go back to sleep on the days I don't need to get up, right? Well, twice this week, I fell asleep with the thermometer in my hand before I managed to take a temp (I'm a mouth-breather, so I usually take a minute or two with my mouth closed before I take my temp, it's been very reliable), and then when I woke back up and took a temp my temp was way high. I've had temps between 98.2 and 96.8, I'm on CD14, so my chart should have calmed down by now I think. Well, just wanted to share my struggle. Maybe someone has suggestions? (for what it's worth, I don't know how you moms do it! major kudos to you all... Just more proof I am so not ready for a little one.)
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FaithHopeLove, have you considered temping vaginally? You can temp right away when you wake up, and if you doze off a bit, it's not a big deal, though if you're one to fall completely asleep and try to roll over with the thermometer still in, I'd be more careful, though you might be able to handle an alarm and then a snooze button to help you take your temp.
FaithHope~ I have my alarm set for 4am. I am also a mouth breather and sleep with a fan on all night. My temps were kind of weird when I started temping, so I decided to temp vaginally. So far it has been working great. I did feel weird at first, but now it isn't so bad. Maybe that would work for you? If it does you wouldn't have to wait that extra couple of minutes with your mouth closed. That would give you less of a chance of falling back to sleep.How early is your alarm? How different is your schedule those two days? I don't think not staying awake means your not ready for a little one...lol. You just kind of adjust when the baby gets here. I have learned to live on very little and very irregular sleep. Last night alone, I got woken up 3 times by the kids. It's funny because some nights none of them wake up (minus the baby) and other nights they all wake up. It really is a crap shoot..lol.
Well my temp was high again this morning. My sleep was disturbed, but I don't think that messed with it. It was pretty close to yesterday's temp even with taking it 45 minutes early. So, maybe my body has adjusted to my irregular sleep patterns over the years. CM is still drying up too. We will see what tomorrow brings, one more high temp will confirm O.
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Happy September, ladies!
I am finally getting over my crud. I've had a sinus infection/ear infection for a month. On my second round of antibiotics + antibiotic ear drops + steroid nasal spray + cortisone shot a few days ago.
Today, though, I'm a little worried.
I've not been temping because of the illness and trying to get back into my routine, so it's hard to know from temps. But typically, I am dry until CD12 (or 13). Yesterday was CD8 and dry so we didn't worry about a barrier last night. Midday today, I had tons of EWCM! Yikes!
I was mostly dry this morning so I don't think it was um..."left over" from last night.
I've never had a cycle like this since I started charting. I always slowly build up over 5-6 days from sticky to EWCM, usually starting around CD12.
Should I be worried? I'm not going to do Plan B- if I get pregnant, I'm pregnant and I wouldn't be too terribly upset about it, but as it's not planned, it wouldn't be ideal right now. Could the meds have affected my cycle or the CM?
(I'm not nearly as frantic as this message sounds. Just a bit worried).
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Hello Ladies! I'm hoping I can join your thread here.
I'm basically charting for knowledge at this point. I have a 15 month old DD. We're still breastfeeding (I'm trying to wean) and I have PCOS, so any or all of those things could give me a wonky chart. I didn't get PPAF until DD turned 1, the next cycle was 47 days long (I wasn't temping at that point, I had a CBEFM so I was trying out the Marquette Method of charting - I don't think it works for me, I never caught that "Peak" but am not terribly sure I ovulated either). I decided to temp this cycle, and lo and behold, on CD 41 I finally ovulated! Currently at 7dpo.
We are TTA, but I would be fine with an "oops" baby. DH on the other hand...
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Welcome JenRN! I don't have any LOs yet but I know the breastfeeding can definitely mess up your cycles.
I charted for knowledge for 6 months before CTA. Though if you read my previous post, that doesn't always help. Grrrrr...
As for me, CD10 and tons of EWCM, which is about a week early. I'm assuming all my meds have me messed up and causing me to be fertile earlier in my cycle, but it doesn't bode well for TTA!!!
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so i am having lots of cm. nice and wet, but my opk says neg. there is a faint line but not until after the time limit. last cycle i o'ed either cd 20 or cd 22. well we are almost there and this morning i had a huge temp dip. i wasnt particularly cold this morning and it is a huge dip. could i just not register on the opk or could i be looking at a dip a couple of days before i have a surge? i was getting nervous about the condoms being effective so i put my pessary back in unti lafter i o. good thing too bc the condom broke last night! :O
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Jennifer~ Yikes! So glad you had a back-up. That would have been very worrisome if you didn't. Not sure about your temps and the opks. Are you testing more than once a day? I know that my surges are usually less than 24 hours, so I have to test multiple times a day to make sure to catch it.
Well my temp was up again this morning and I have basically no CM. TCOYF pinpointed O on CD18. That was the day after my first ++opk. I am hoping this is it, because that would mean my LP will be at least 10 days this cycle. Woohoo! That makes me happy. Like I said before, I was really worried about that 4 day LP last cycle. I am so glad it looks like my body is on it's way back to normalcy. Hoping the trend continues.
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Librarygirl, it's still pretty likely that you'd be fine, but the "last dry day" rule is the least effective of the pre-ovulation rules (still like 94% effective for STM users).
Butterflymomma, that's a nice looking chart. I would be a little more conservative than TCOYF for determining your fertile phase. I would definitely consider you to be potentially fertile from CD 8-CD 22 (infertile in the evening of CD 22) (also, this is assuming another elevated temperature and dry day tomorrow), and since you are learning the method, do not have much charted cycle history, and are postpartum and post-HBC and therefore expecting to see changes in your cycle, I would not assume pre-ovulation infertility past CD 5 or 6 right now. I know it's kinda a moot point for you since you are using back-up, but I'm just explaining for the sake of interpretation of your fertile period and for whenever you choose to start trusting your interpretations. It is absolutely your call, but conception is very unlikely in the post-ovulation infertile phase, so if your symptoms are still clearly indicating tomorrow that you have ovulated (or your signs are very clear in future cycles), you may find that you are confident enough not to use contraception in the post-ovulation phase.
well, I didn't think it would be my last dry day! I'm usually dry through CD11 at least and it was the no warning dry to EW in one day that had me worried. Just going to let it ride though and hope I'm not knocked up! :)
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JMJ~ Thanks! Well today my temp dropped below the coverline by .1 degrees. My coverline is 97.6 and today's temp was 97.5 I did have a stressful evening yesterday. Not sure if you all heard, but I live in San Diego county and we had a county wide power outage yesterday that started at around 3:45 in the afternoon. They didn't get the power restored until around 1:45am. It was over 100 degrees out yesterday. We didn't have any fans or a/c. We were told to conserve water so no cool baths. My hubs was at work, so I was alone with the four kids during this. The baby was VERY cranky. She was so hot, she wouldn't stop crying. She wanted me to hold her which made us both much hotter. I also had to get all the candles and things. Get everything set up for a night without power. The power has gone out here before, but not anywhere near this magnitude. You never realize how much you need electricity until it is gone. It was also cooler in my room than normal last night. We had the windows open because of the outage. The temp went down last night and cooled off the room nicely.
My sleep was disturbed last night too. I was up checking on things around the time the power came back on. So, I am not sure how reliable that temp is. My alarm wakes me up at 4am to temp. so I didn't get the 3 hours of sleep in a row. Also I am going out of town today, so not sure if I will be able to temp. I am going on a Women's Retreat with my church and will be sharing a room with 4 other women. I don't want to wake anyone else up with my alarm. I will try though. I really want to see if today's temp was a fluke.
CM is still drying up. The tiny bit that is coming out is sticky. I will continue to monitor over the weekend.
I hope you all have a wonderful weekend! I will be back on Monday.
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Butterflymomma, I'm guessing that your temperature this morning was just disturbed by everything going on. If your temp is back up tomorrow, you're good to go.
i am still freaked out hoping nothing got by my back up. my opk was positive this morning. blaringly so. yesterdays had a line but it was much lighter than the control line. todays is a definite dark line. pulled out my pessary and there was so much cm that it was in globs. most of it was creamy but some looked like egg whites. but it didnt stretch like i was told it would. so i am either oing now or will in the next 36 hours right? my temp today was back at coverline but dipped yesterday. so if it is up tomorrow then i o'ed today?
so after some research i read that if the sperm doesnt make it up into the cervix then it would only live for a couple of hours inside the vagina. if this is true, and my pessary kept the sperm from entering my cervix, then i would be able to take it out and clean it the next day ( i typically wait 3 days after dtd). my pessary seems to seal off my cervix for awhile and was effective in the past, but now i am getting scared lol. i am also now afraid of using condoms and am going for abstinence during fertile times. although ,i tell ya, it is when i want it most lol. what are your thoughts on this?
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Lionessmom, why are you afraid of using condoms? I am latex-intolerant and we recently switched to durex skyn (polyisoprene) during fertile times. If you ever tried any of the old non-latex ones, they were awful but these are really fantastic. And no smell! Very happy with this discovery.
buterflymama, hope you are nice and cool today!
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The four-seat, 2012 Fiat 500 Abarth hatchback arrived in the United States with the legendary sport personality of its forebears - a small body with a distinctly European look, throaty performance sound and an impressive engine for such a lightweight car.
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This starting Abarth price is $6,500 more than a base 2012 Fiat 500, which has a 101-horsepower four cylinder that's naturally aspirated.
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The Abarth beats the others in federal government fuel economy ratings. It is rated at 28 miles per gallon in city driving and 34 mpg on the highway for a combined rating of 31 mpg. In comparison, the Mini Cooper S is rated at a combined 30 mpg and the GTI is rated at just 25 mpg in combined city/highway travel.
Abarth, pronounced eh-BART in Europe, is named after European racing great Karl Abarth, who established a race car company with his astrological sign, Scorpio, in its logo.
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ATF used "Fast and Furious" to make the case for gun regulationsFirst off all, I'd like for this to not be merged with the Fast and Furious thread as it's not about Fast and Furious but rather about the multiple sales reporting regulation.
The ATF simply used Fast and Furious as an excuse for the new regulation.
So, as we gun rights advocates suspected all along, Fast and Furious was used to justify new gun regulations.
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1. If they're reporting voluntarily, requiring it would not add burdens.
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The thread is about the ATF using FF for BS, but there's actually bigger things afoot when it comes to "lots of bad guys in Mexico are using guns from the U.S. so we need more laws for personal gun sales."
Last edited by Deusxmachina; 12-07-2011 at 04:27 PM..
Btw, the ATF and DOJ and other BS ABC 123 agencies want new laws like the multiple rifle regulation law because it is illegal to keep a gun registration database of U.S. citizens. But via things like this and their e-Trace gun-tracing programs, which is used internationally and your personal info is available to corrupt governments like Mexico if you didn't know, they basically can keep a database and your personal info without really keeping a database and personal info. I mean, it is a database, but it's supposedly not a gun registration database.
And when they talk about "crime-traced guns" or the like, those numbers generally include ANY gun traced. So if you are carrying and get arrested for jaywalking, and then they run your gun, guess what, your gun just added to the number of "traced crime guns." Oh, and if it wasn't before, now your gun is included in the e-Trace gun registry that isn't really a registry.
2. There's not even a shred of evidence to support your ridiculous suggestion.
Last edited by hsjpatman; 12-07-2011 at 08:01 PM.. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Certainly some might be but its a small percentage and there are other factors that make them suspicious.
Nice try at avoiding the point that you fully misunderstood what he said.
But I'm not surprised as that seems to be your MO lately.
One can't expect you to recognize when others understand or misunderstand even rudimentary logic.
Last edited by hsjpatman; 12-07-2011 at 09:19 PM..
But I've never seen you admit that either.
Of course, that will still do nothing to all the criminals who just steal guns or otherwise illegally obtain them, but since when do actual results matter.
And that a lot of those illegal attainments are from straw buyers at gun shows.
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