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Press conference conducted by the New Visions class with Education Commissioner a success
Students from all over New York State tuned in to and participated in a live-streamed press conference with State Education Commissioner Dr. John B. King on Tuesday. Coordinated by the New Visions: Journalism and Media Studies class, the press conference was broadcast in Albany, but students as far north as Rochester and as far south […] [Read More]
Adieu, adieu, adieu to you and you
Starting my senior year way back in September, I was so anxious because it was my first day at New Visions: Journalism and Media Studies. It was my first time since 2nd grade (when I first moved to Schalmont), that I entered a classroom where I didn't know anyone (with the exception of the four […] [Read More]
Special thanks
There have been a few special people who have made this experience even better than I was expecting it to be, and I would like to dedicate this blog to them. First off, Mr. Stapleton. Thank you for meandering down the hallway of our white house whenever the conversation began getting heated in this room. […] [Read More]
New Visions; the experience of my life
September 7, 2012 I walked into this white house and into a room of 13 strangers. Ninety-two days later, I am leaving that same white house with 13 lifelong friends. Inside the classroom I have learned more than I could have ever expected. I have a hard time even explaining New Visions because we learn […] [Read More]
I fell in love, 13 times
Before I entered the New Visions classroom I expected a few things from the program; college credits, an escape from the monotonous days at Schalmont, more experience in the field I was interested and maybe even a few friends. I never expected to fall in love 13 times. Immediately upon stepping foot in the classroom […] [Read More]
Occupy the North Pole
In light of the recent Occupy Movement that has sparked conversation and created various protests across the country and around the world, Santa's elves were inspired to stand up for their own rights. Here's the trailer for the movie short produced and created by the New Visions: Journalism and Media Studies Class of 2011 and […] [Read More]
What I've learned this year…
I don't like the idea of senior quotes. Since when are 18 year-olds qualified to give life advice? We're not. Anyways, rather than telling you what principles I think you should live by, I'd just like to share some knowledge that I've acquired throughout my senior year while in New Visions Journalism and Media Studies. […] [Read More]


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Anton Balasingham only regretted incident, spokesman tellsThe Hindu
COLOMBO: The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam on Wednesday denied that it had owned responsibility for the Rajiv Gandhi assassination.
Daya Master, LTTE spokesman contested the interpretation of Anton Balasingham's NDTV interview by Sri Lankan defence spokesman Keheliya Rambukwella. Mr. Rambukwella told a news conference here earlier in the day here that the `apology' tendered by the LTTE was interesting as the Tigers till yesterday had consistently denied their involvement in the assassination of the former Prime Minister.
"The LTTE has not owned responsibility for the killing. Mr. Balasingham has only regretted the incident", Daya Master of the Tigers Secretariat told The Hindu over phone from Kilinochchi.
[Anton Balasingham, LTTE's chief negotiator and ideologue, told NDTV on Tuesday: "As far as that event [Rajiv assassination] is concerned, I would say it is a great tragedy, a monumental historical tragedy for which we deeply regret and we call upon the Government of India and the people of India to be magnanimous to put the past behind and to approach the ethnic question in a different perspective."]
On the request of the LTTE for greater Indian involvement in the island's conflict, Mr. Rambukwella said India was involved as an observer in the first round of the Geneva talks and there have been `strong requests' from Colombo to New Delhi for a more active role. He said the Government of Sri Lanka wanted to widen the scope of international monitors and observers.
Asked if the LTTE was sending any signal to India through the interview, he said: "We are taking the signals seriously but the contents and assurances are dubious." He said when the subject of Rajiv assassination figured before the 2002 ceasefire agreement, the LTTE was visibly annoyed and walked out of the negotiation room.
A political observer is of the view that Mr. Balasingham's interview is a reflection of the desperation of the Tigers, particularly after the European Union (EU) ban and their growing international isolation.


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Pro-Russian militants in Ukraine today presented a captured team of international observers as "prisoners of war," raising the stakes in the crisis as US President Barack Obama warned Moscow against "provocation".
The self-styled mayor of rebel-held Slavyansk, which has become the epicentre of the crisis, led eight European members of an OSCE military inspection mission before scores of local and foreign journalists in the town hall.
With four armed rebels watching over him, a spokesman for the group, German officer Axel Schneider, said the team was in good health and stressed they were "OSCE officers with diplomatic status".
"I cannot go home of my own free will," he told reporters, adding that negotiations were under way to free them.
The local rebel leader, Vyacheslav Ponomaryov, earlier told reporters: "In our town, where a war situation is going on, any military personnel who don't have our permission are considered prisoners of war."
Ukraine's foreign minister said the OSCE's head, Lamberto Zannier, was on his way to Kiev to mediate in the crisis but the organisation's Vienna headquarters later denied this.
Pro-Russia militias this month occupied a string of towns and cities in eastern Ukraine, sparking a military response from the Ukrainian army, which is laying siege to Slavyansk.
The detention of the men from the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe has sparked global outrage amid the worst East-West crisis since the end of the Cold War.
AFP reporters in Slavyansk said tensions were running high at checkpoints, while militants were reinforcing their positions in the town and ordering journalists away.
The international community is on edge, with one Western diplomat raising the possibility of an invasion in the coming days by Russia, which has some 40,000 troops massed on the border.
Speaking in Asia, Obama called for global unity as Europe and the US prepare fresh sanctions against Moscow expected to come into force as early as tomorrow.
Obama said Russia had "not lifted a finger" to implement a deal struck in Geneva on April 17 aimed at easing the crisis.
Continued Russian "provocation" would meet with "consequences, and those consequences will continue to grow," he told reporters in Kuala Lumpur.


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Dr. Bamboo puts a much-maligned spirit under the microscope to determine if its reputation can be salvaged.#3949
Time Out NY says PDT is making vodka hip again with the Gold Coast, made with Karlsson's Gold, Carlshamns Flaggpunsch, simple syrup, dill and "black pepper essence."
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Rivet, rivet: Bruins say broken skate the reason for Nathan Horton's absence
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PHILADELPHIA — Nathan Horton wasn't on the ice as the Bruins held their Sunday practice at Wells Fargo Center, but his never-ending grin could still be seen in the team's dressing room following the skate. Horton did only off-ice work Sunday, with he and the team explaining that it was an equipment issue that led to his absence. Horton, who famously went to a local sporting goods store to buy a stick during a prolonged scoring slump in the regular season, apparently realized he had a broken skate as he was getting ready for the practice. By the time it was realized, Horton said, coach Claude Julien told him not to bother worrying about the practice.
"His rivets popped just before going out there, so the trainer came to see me, and I said we were only going out there for 20 minutes, so by the time you get it fixed [it wouldn't be worth it]," Julien said after practice. "He did a little off-ice workout, and it's not a big deal. He'll skate tomorrow morning."
Horton led the Bruins with five shots on goal in Boston's 7-3 win over the Flyers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. The 25-year-old had a goal and an assist for two points and was a plus-3 on the day. Through eight playoff games, Horton has five points and a plus-2 rating.
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Yahoo! It's the May thread! That means I can jump in again I recognize some names from when I was on here before (Hello, again!) and I'm looking forward to "meeting" the rest of you all.
A little refresher on me/us - I'm Kara and my wife is Nicki (I'm on the left in the photo). We tried three times last fall - all at home ICI with frozen sperm. I was a crazy person with all the vitamins, supplements, temping, charting....basically driving myself nuts. We decided to take a break after the 3rd BFN and regroup. Plus it was the holiday season and we went to Hawaii in January. We sort of then came up with a "non plan-plan" which was to wait and see how we felt every month. I was ready last month but Nicki wasn't just yet. So now, here we are, six months later. I am in a MUCH different head space this time. No more temping - just checking cm and really listening to my body. I took these last six months to get to know my body better than I have ever before. I am waaaay more relaxed this time and just ready to get knocked up! Aren't we all?!
So that's where we are! I just o'd last week so we're looking at an insem probably around May 22/23. We are going to try at home again with two vials of frozen. I was going to give up on our dream of doing it at home until DesertSunsets and her DW were successful on their 5th try - that really gave me a huge boost of hope and we decided to keep going for it - at least for a bit.
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Kara (31) in with DW Nicki (28) + Ollie & Lola. TTC #1 - September, October, November 2011 & May 2012 - bfn
My name is Jen and this is my first post on this board. I've been following along for some time, but my partner and I will be doing our first insem in May, so I thought I would join in on the discussions :)
Some background: I am from Northern Cal, my partner and I have been together for over 12 years and this will be our first child. So exciting!! We will be doing a monitored cycle and IUI. I have been prescribed Clomid as well as doing a trigger and progesterone (mine is low). I am still up in the air about the clomid, mostly because of the risk of multiples. Anyone have any experience with this? Last cycle I had taken clomid and had an u/s CD12 with 4 mature follicles. That's four possible babies lol. I am thinking of just sticking to the one egg.
MrsPP - I am definitely at the driving myself nuts stage! I am over thinking every little thing, it seems, and have a hard time getting my mind off of the whole thing. If I'm not thinking about babies, I'm thinking about money and budgeting for a baby. It never ends :) Also, I think we're going to insem about the same time. I O'd last week as well.
I look forward to hearing about everyone's journey this month, and wishing for lots of BFPs!!!
Also, I believe I am in the waiting to O stage, though I am still on my a previous cycle, so I hope that's right.
Carmen~ Thanks for the shinny new thread!
MrsPP~ Welcome back...fx'd for your May BFP!
TheNewZero~ Hopefully your stay is short and sweet!
AFM~ Not much going on here...I'm taking a break and trying to drop some lbs. We plan on doing our next IVF in July...August at the latest. I actually changed my eating...cut out sweets, and junk food, and joined a local gym about 3 weeks ago. I have been going faithfully 5x a week...and I got on the scale yesterday...I have GAINED 13 lbs..... Yeah...needless to say I will be having a sit down with the athletic trainer this week and try to figure out what I am doing wrong. Who knew eating all kinds of junk and sweets and sitting on the couch would be better for me than eating healthy and exercising. I have to laugh about it or I just might cry....
Night all....
Lela (39) & Irene (54) TCC #1 ! Mom to furbabies Bruzier (Chorkie), Diesel (Min-Pin), and Giovanni (Chihuahua).
Multiple ICI's, and IUI's...2009-2011....BFN's
1st IVF August 2011....BFN
1st FET March 2012....BFN
2nd IVF July/August 2012....
gellybeangrl - In preparation for TTC, I did the same thing for about a month, which fell in between dr. appt's so when I went back a month later to weigh myself I expected at least a 5lb drop on the scale... did not happen. Frustrated I gave up and resumed my couch potato, cupcake-lovin ways, and about 2 weeks later (back at the Dr.) got on the scale to find I had finally lost those 5 lbs. All the evidence I needed to see that cupcakes should definitely be part of my daily diet ;)
Last Wednesday DW's father passed away. He was in hospice, so we knew it was coming, but it happened so fast. The past few days have been super rough. We drove from Portland to Albuquerque in 24 hours and organized the funeral and held it within two days. The next day we drove to CA, where we are now, to be with DW's nephew and his wife as she gives birth to her third baby. It has been the craziest whirlwind and I'm fairly certain we haven't processed much yet. Thank goodness our bosses are flexible and are letting us take this whole week off too. I'd be lying if I said I didn't hope especially now that she is pregnant. I was afraid to bring it up, but I did anyway and she said she thought the same thing. If she isn't , I'm a little worried how she'll handle it. DW was pretty close with her Dad and yet she has this very tough exterior and rarely shows emotion. I'm praying for extra strength right now to support her where she's at.
DW (40) and I (33) have been married since October 2010. We have been kitty mommies to Georgio for a while now, but we're now real mommies to one beautiful little girl , Olivia Grace, born 11/19/13 at 5:56am.
Last Wednesday DW's father passed away. He was in hospice, so we knew it was coming, but it happened so fast. The past few days have been super rough. We drove from Portland to Albuquerque in 24 hours and organized the funeral and held it within two days. The next day we drove to CA, where we are now, to be with DW's nephew and his wife as she gives birth to her third baby. It has been the craziest whirlwind and I'm fairly certain we haven't processed much yet. Thank goodness our bosses are flexible and are letting us take this whole week off too. I'd be lying if I said I didn't hope especially now that she is pregnant. I was afraid to bring it up, but I did anyway and she said she thought the same thing. If she isn't , I'm a little worried how she'll handle it. DW was pretty close with her Dad and yet she has this very tough exterior and rarely shows emotion. I'm praying for extra strength right now to support her where she's at.
DW (40) and I (33) have been married since October 2010. We have been kitty mommies to Georgio for a while now, but we're now real mommies to one beautiful little girl , Olivia Grace, born 11/19/13 at 5:56am.
DW (40) and I (33) have been married since October 2010. We have been kitty mommies to Georgio for a while now, but we're now real mommies to one beautiful little girl , Olivia Grace, born 11/19/13 at 5:56am.
MrsPP- Welcome back! I look forward to learning more about you.
thenewzero- I am also in Northern California in Oakland. Good luck this month! I hope your stay here is short and sweet. I took Clomid and the first couple cycles I didn't really have more than one follicle so multiples weren't much of a worry. I believe the chance is 10% which isn't too bad.
Carmen, Lisedea -- I'm really, really sorry about your BFN's. I wanted all my cycle buddies to get good news. My fingers are still crossed for both of you.
Cananny--I'm still holding out hope for you. But it sounds like you are in a good place mentally, and taking a break could be very beneficial. Getting healthier is always a good thing.
Gelly - I hope those pounds you gained were muscle! Good luck with the trainer and your new regimen.
Nos - Any word on your DP?
Sotohana - Fingers crossed for you two on Thursday. I'm very sorry to hear about the loss you and DP experienced. TTC is a difficult journey without all the other things that happen in real life. I hope you are both healing soon.
Angela - I hope the wait goes by quickly and smoothly.
mtnlisa - Belated Congratulations to You!
invitn - Welcome back aboard the crazy train! I hope this new donor is awesome!
AFM - Sorry I have been MIA. I was in Ohio visiting my family. I wasn't on the internet much, but I checked in periodically to see how y'all are doing. I'm sorry if I missed anyone in my messages. I had a very good visit. I had some nice talks with my Mom and sisters about what's been going on. And I spent a couple days with my Dad and his wife, and I finally told them we are TTC. I was so nervous! But I didn't really need to be. They were very happy and excited. I feel relieved and glad. I got home Saturday night, and we decided to wait until the morning to test so that I could use the FMU. And we got this! I took the first one and saw a faint line. I told DW that a line is a line but I don't think she believed me so I did the digital test too. When we saw that, my wife doubled over and started crying. Then I started crying too. I still don't really believe it, but it may sink in at some point. I took a blood test and got the results today. The beta is 39. It's small but positive. They said I can keep testing for a couple weeks and then do an ultrasound. I'm really happy but cautiously so. I'm very glad I took progesterone this month because I think it gave me a real chance to get pregnant. I may have conceived before but never made it past implantation or so. I felt crampy for a couple days around 10-13 DPO. Turns out that was a good sign. I hope to see more of these soon from the rest of you! Thank you all for being such a great community. I'm not going anywhere for now so I'll be sticking around.
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Am following faithfully despite increasingly lurking tendencies. Finishing off the cleaning/garden at our old place (anyone who lives in Van want some plants??), and trying to get our new place finished and unpacked.
Funny about weight loss, I've lost weight during this month because I've been working SO hard with floors and painting and moving and whatever. I'm on a kick to get us to eat more green vegetables. We ate really well for a couple of years, and then we just got so busy that all health and fitness things just fell off the map...
And my god are there a lot of people in the TWW!!! C'mon, one of you needs to get a BFP.... Fx!!
Drive-by posting to let everyone know that you're SUPPOSED to gain a few pounds (around 5) in the first few weeks after you start working out. This is because you're replacing fat with muscle, which weighs more. After the initial five, you should start dropping. If you gain more than that, it's because you're overeating to compensate for the extra calories you're burning. My doctor also told me that weight loss is about 75% diet and 25% exercise. It seems to be working; I've lost 15 pounds in the past 5 months! I only need to lose 5 more to be at my goal.
Pokey: OMG! Congratulations!
I'm off to the RE soon; more personals later.
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pokey!!!!! wooohooooooooo! congrats, gal!
Ex-pat gal (40y.o.) in France and her Froggy wife (42y.o.). Expecting a little (brussel) "sprout" in Dec 2012 after a year of at-home inseminations and three medicated IUIs in Belgium.
Congratulations, pokey!!! Will you go in for a repeat beta? Keep us updated!!!
Welcome back, mrspp
And welcome to thenewzero! May your stay be short and sweet!
sotohana: I'm sorry for your loss Losing a parent is hard even when you are "expecting" it. Take care of each other.
gelly: Thanks for the update - good luck for July! I too have heard that it's very common to gain when when starting a new workout routine...especially if it's aimed at building muscle.
Afm: CD4, very normal AF so far so that's better than last cycle after the m/c. I have an acupuncture appointment this afternoon and will pick up some more herbs. I hope to O around May 12th or so.
Congrats pokey! -- three cheers for the joy and relief that caused your DW to double over and cry!!! That's what all of us are hoping for. Every time we start a new thread, I am reminded that someone "graduates" almost every month, and oftentimes at least two people do. Good luck to us all for this month!!!
Belated congrats to mtnlisa, if I haven't said that already!
I'm so sorry, Carmen and lisdea, to hear about your BFNs.
A warm welcome to thenewzero and any other newbies I've missed.
AFM, I am waiting for AF, but you can leave me in waiting to O, because that's the important part! I sat out this month due to travel.
HUGS and good luck everybody ----
... due in late June.
So, so happy for you!!
DW (40) and I (33) have been married since October 2010. We have been kitty mommies to Georgio for a while now, but we're now real mommies to one beautiful little girl , Olivia Grace, born 11/19/13 at 5:56am.
Pokey - YAHOOOO!!! Congratulations!
Thanks for the 'welcome backs' - it's great to be on the ttc train again :)
Kara (31) in with DW Nicki (28) + Ollie & Lola. TTC #1 - September, October, November 2011 & May 2012 - bfn
yay pokey!!! congrats!!!!!!!!
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Still twiddling our thumbs this month ;) and will hopefully try again in late May...
Congrats to MTNLisa and Pokey!!!!
Two moms and two boys enjoying the truth that love always wins!!!
Hey everyone...
first off POKEY!!!!!! I am beyond excited for you guys... FX for a sticky bean!!!
AFM...its an official BFN.. I knew but hearing from the RE made me a bit sad .. had a little cry and now here we are... Can I be moved to waiting for AF... I am supposed to be taking a cycle off but RE said to test and see if I might O on my own.. I can not be on any meds this month.. she wants my ovaries to rest.. Not sure we will try this cycle..... I stopped the progesterone so AF should come soon enough~
I am in an ok place.. DP will try at least once more....and we have the fostering stuff happening...and will move on to straight adoption with the county as soon as the fostering stuff is completed.
carmen - Hi! I remember you from the last time around, too I wish you quick success this time around. Thanks for the new thread.
Cananny - I'm sorry about the BFN. Hugs to you. Congrats on the fostering. I wouldn't worry a bit about having a child of a different race placed with you. He/she will be in a loving home and that is all that matters.
rs11 - Hope you're feeling better! My son and I have been passing colds back and forth for a month and I am SO over it. I feel horrible today
mtnlisa - woohoo! Great beta!
kara and thenewzero - Hi! Wishing you both luck this cycle!
Gelly- Hi! Could the weight gain be muscle? Sounds reasonable to me.
sotohana - I'm sorry for your family's loss. Good wishes to your DW.
pokey - Congratulations, Mama!!!!
AFM - I'm on my estrogen patches and go in Friday (5/4) for an ultrasound and bloodwork. If all is going well, we are planning to do an FET next Thursday (5/10). I hope this blasted cold is gone by then. Argh!
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Hi everyone!!
I am new to this board - could you put me on the waiting to know list?
We had our first IUI 6 days ago and of course can't get it off my mind and think I'm having all kinds of symptoms although I know its too early!
I'm sending good luck wishes to everyone here!
Does anyone have suggestions of a type of pregnancy tests to use?
Wannabmomkt We hope your stay is short and sweet. Can you tell us more about yourselves? I hear the pregnancy tests with the pink lines are the most sensitive, more so than the digital.
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Welcome, Wanna! Tell us about yourself!!
Cananny, so sorry about your actual BFN. The fostering stuff sounds really exciting though!! It's nice to have something else exciting to take the edge off not being pregnant.
Cookie, good luck with your bw and ultrasound!
We are on day 4 of trying to move out... We had to dig up our entire garden, which totally sucks... But what are you gonna do? Consequently I've spent the past 2 days in the glorious outdoors, which I love. Not complaining about that!!!
Appointment with RE in the AM!! Yay!!!
Cananny: I'm really sorry about the BFN. *Hugs*
Wannab: Welcome! I hope this cycle works for you two. As far as pregnancy tests go, I've been using the Clear Blue non-digital ones. They detected my beta when it was only 10.
Darth: I'm glad the move is going so well. Playing in the garden is one of my favorite things to do. Good luck with the RE this morning!
AFU: I'm *finally* feeling better. The appointment with the RE yesterday went well. I was back at baseline, so that's good. I started taking the tamoxifen and the shots of Bravelle last night. I do that for 5 nights and then I go back in next Thursday for a check. The RE was going to have me do the shots for longer this time around but since my body is ovulating on its own now he's worried that I'll overstimulate. I've got my fingers crossed for some good quality eggs this month!
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Hi again!
Darth - good luck with your appointment today!
Gosh if this cycle works for me I feel like it would be a miracle! I am encouraged by all your courageous efforts and the strength to keep trying. Just experiencing one try is wearing on me!
About me: I am 27 and live in NC with my "wife" (we had a ceremony with our families but its not legal here in NC) and we've been together 4 years now. We have been talking about babies for years and I'm happy we're finally on the road to making that dream come true!
We found a sperm donor through fairfax cryobank and chose the identity release option so that our child would know the basic info about her dad when he/she is 18. Oh and our fertility clinic only uses Fairfax and California cryobank which I thought was interesting.
So we went in for the first IUI a week ago today, and were saddened to hear that our first sample was below standards so we they didnt recommend that we use it. It only had 19% good swimmers is the way she explained it to us, and she said she had only seen that 2 times before in the past few years but luckily we had another sample which she was able to prepare that day and we went ahead with the procedure. That sample, from the same donor, had 91% good swimmers! So just hoping and praying now that one of them made it!
I haven't decided when to test yet. I think I'm going to hold out as long as I can. My concern is a false positive test. Has anyone experienced this? I would hate to get excited only to be really disappointed in a few days.
I have heard pregnancy tests are much cheaper on Amazon than in the drugstore so I might look around today. Maybe with the shipping time I would be able to hold out longer.
Good luck to everyone in any stage of the process!
Pokey, congratulations!!! Wishing you a healthy and happy nine months!
Cananny, I'm sorry about the BFN. Boo! But exciting about moving forward with the foster/adopt process. We had friends who tried unsuccessfully for a year to get pregnant, adopted two kids via foster/adopt, and now (the kids are 3 or 4) are pregnant! So, things don't always happen in the order in which we think they will...
Wanna, Welcome! Where in NC are you? We live in Winston-Salem. My DP and I have an almost four year old, and are working on TTC number 2. In terms of symptoms, I totally felt pregnant by 7dpo with my daughter. I like the test strips from early-pregnancy-tests.com. They are so much cheaper than the drugstore, and have way less plastic (so you don't feel bad about using lots of them). They ship really fast too, even with the free option.
Darth, Hope the move is going well!
AFM, I'm 4dpo but have been so busy with work and the upcoming election that I have honestly not had time to think/obsess about it. North Carolina is voting on a bullsh*t ballot initiative to amend the state constitution to prohibit recognition of any domestic relationships outside of straight marriage. I am so concerned about this and what it will do to families all across our state (straight families too). So if any of you are in NC or have friends who are, please tell them to VOTE AGAINST! /end psa.
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Also, one more thing, Wanna, hopefully you won't be buying more sperm, cuz you're already pregnant, but if you do end up needing to, we've been really happy with Sperm Bank of California (not CA Cryobank). Great samples and they'll tell you the counts on all the vials before you buy.
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Good morning friends!
thenewzero - Yeah, it is SO HARD not to constantly be thinking/worrying/planning all the time. I am definitely finding myself slipping into old habits of FREAKING OUT here and there. *siiiigh* And from what I hear, it only gets worse when there is an actual kid! HA! I'm excited to be your cycle buddy soon!
Gelly - Hey girl! I am going to have to agree with the other folks - could it be muscle?? Nicki and I are doing the Couch to 5K program right now and it's really great for beginner runners. Check it out if you're interested!
Soto - I am very sorry for your loss.
Cannanny - Sorry about the BFN thinking of you and wishing you lots of luck on your next steps. xoxo
Monti - Hi! And thanks for the warm welcome and the luck! Certainly will need it! I hope you're feeling better today.
wannabmomkt - Hi there! Welcome! Fingers crossed for beginners luck
darth, rs, angela, pokey, carmen and anyone else I missed - Hope you all have a lovely day!
AFM - Just waiting. We got an email from our sperm bank yesterday saying that they are having a Spring Special - buy three vials and get one free - plus two months of free storage! We will be jumping on that thankyouverymuch. Otherwise, not much going on. Thinking about doing a 3 day juice cleanse - anyone with experience/tips/advice on that? Carmen didn't you do something like that? We have a brand new fancy juicer and everything!
Kara (31) in with DW Nicki (28) + Ollie & Lola. TTC #1 - September, October, November 2011 & May 2012 - bfn
Thanks guys!
Angela: Thanks for the pregnancy test info, I think I'll order some today.
We've also been upset about amendment 1, I think the support here in Charlotte is generally against it (even the county commissioners voted last night that they were against it) but I worry about the smaller counties throughout the state.
Did you and your DP do anything legally to give rights to both parents with your first child? And good luck with the 2ww!
Oh and we already have a credit for the not so good sperm with Fairfax and have liked them so far so no reason to switch just yet. They guarantee a certain count too and thats why they will send us a new vial whether or not we are pregnant with the 2nd one we used.
What does AFM mean?
The nurse that performed the IUI said that each time you get the IUI there is a 20% chance of pregnancy, has anyone else heard that?
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A US drone targeted a compound in the restive North Waziristan tribal region of northwest Pakistan today' killing three militants and injuring several others.
The CIA-operated spy plane fired two missiles at the compound in Mubarak Shahi village of Mir Ali sub-division early this morning, security officials were quoted as saying by the media. The compound was destroyed in the attack.
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You're all happy and bubbly, but that was a terrible match from Murray. He really need to improve his first serve percentage and cut short the errors. He was struggling. I don't know why. Maybe he needs to actually get more matches under his belt.
The positive things are that he managed to win even if he didn't play well, which is the mark of champions, like Federer, Nadal or Djokovic. Moreover, he had an excellent second serve, and won about 75% of his points on his second serve. He managed to hang in there in tough times, and it's actually his mental strength that got him to get the upper hand in the third set, while Verdasco collapsed.
I really hope he will play better in Paris Bercy, because I really want to see him in the quarterfinals.
However, tomorrow, he's facing my No.1 player, so unfortunately, I won't be cheering for him for once.
I just hope for a good match, hopefully three sets, with a lot of rallys and nice shots. I hope Youzhny won't choke and that Murray will improve his level. Looking forward to tomorrow's match. Good night to you all.
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U.S. Calls For Probe Into Nakba Day Shootings
Two Palestinian teenagers were killed by Israeli forces during rally last week
Israeli forces intervening in a Nakba Day demonstration in the West Bank last week shot and killed two teenage protestors, an incident the Palestinian Liberation Organization's Hanan Ashrawi called a "deliberate execution." Israel Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon defended the soldiers' actions, and the IDF maintained that they used only riot control techniques and no live fire.
Now, the United States and the United Nations are both calling for an investigation into the two deaths after footage surfaced appearing to show the soldiers using live fire as well as suggesting that the victims were unarmed, JTA reports. According to the Times of Israel, State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said the office was looking into the incident.
"We look to the government of Israel to conduct a prompt and transparent investigation to determine the facts surrounding this incident, including whether or not the use of force was proportional to the threat posed by the demonstrators," Psaki said, adding, "we are encouraging the government of Israel to conduct their own investigation."
The U.N. Security Council also called for an "independent and transparent investigation" into the shootings. The ADL, meanwhile, has condemned the international community's "rush to judgement," insisting that the IDF should be allowed to conduct a full investigation before other global bodies get involved.
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I'm not sure if it's the yoga or the Pilates or the healthy diet or the just being almost sort of kind of getting engaged or married or something, but Jennifer Aniston continues to look like a million (or ten million a movie) bucks in her bikinis, caught this time by our long range palm tree photo commandos down Cabo way once more.
I'm not exactly sure why they keep putting Jennifer in more and more movies, and I'm not exactly sure why she keeps saying she's going to flash her upper body in these films but never does, but one thing you can not take away from the former Friends star — a slamming 40-something body that is must see when out hanging by a pool on vacation. That, you can never take away from her, though I would like to share it with her for about five minutes of deeply passionate embrace. Enjoy.


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... or with a renewable energy sector that is among the most innovative and successful worldwide according to Wikipedia.
In the country where they are doing this, renewables are taken off the grid on a regular basis because of overproduction and power is regularly sold for extremely low or even negative prices (I kid you not) to European neighbors. So, instead of not producing power by stopping wind turbines on windy days or losing money selling / giving away excess power, it could be put to good use even if you chose to "burn" it in a not very efficient conversion process. Some interesting numbers here. That said, I'm off to RTFA.


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Incident period: July 27, 2001 to August 22, 2001
Major Disaster Declaration declared on August 15, 2001
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September 6, 2001
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Greeneville, TN -- The initial checks for housing assistance have been mailed to residents in the seven disaster-declared Tennessee counties who suffered flood damage during the period, July 27 through August 22, 2001.
September 4, 2001
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Greeneville, TN -- State and federal disaster recovery officials advise Tennessee residents who have disaster-related damage to be extremely careful when hiring contractors to clean up and repair their homes and businesses. "Scam artists are often ready to seize an opportunity to capitalize on the misfortune of others," Gracia Szczech, the FEMA official in charge of long-term disaster recovery. "In the wake of disasters, dishonest contractors often flock to an area to rip off those seeking to rebuild."
September 3, 2001
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Greeneville, TN -- Teams of community relations specialists from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) and local communities are going door-to-door and talking with individuals who suffered damages from the recent flooding. "We rely on our community relations staff not only to get the word out but also to find out first hand what, if any, problems the communities and individuals are facing," FEMA Federal Coordinating Officer Gracia Szczech said.
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Greeneville, TN -- Individuals who have already applied for federal and state disaster assistance by calling the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) hotline - 1-800-462-9029 - can expect to be contacted and will be visited by a damage inspector to verify losses according to Gracia Szczech, the federal official in charge of disaster recovery. "The inspections help us determine the amount of damage experienced by an applicant and their eligibility, which allows us to assist them in the quickest and most efficient way possible," said Szczech.
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Greeneville, TN -- Individuals and families whose homes were damaged or destroyed as a result of the recent severe storms and flooding may be eligible for disaster housing assistance, according to Gracia Szczech, FEMA's federal coordinating officer. "Our top priority is to make sure that everyone is in safe, secure and livable housing," Szczech said. "The disaster housing program is designed to provide quick assistance to those whose homes were made unlivable because of the storms."


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from the FarmPlate Kitchen1½ pounds broccoli rabe2 tablespoons olive oil½ pound ground breakfast sausage ½ bulb of fennel, julienned¼ cup raw pine nuts2 sliced garlic cloves½ teaspoon red chili flake¼ cup dry white wine½ cup chicken stockZest and juice of one lemon1 teaspoon kosher salt2 grinds of freshly ground black pepper¼ cup alpine cow's or sheep's milk cheese Add broccoli rabe to a pot of salted boiling water and blanch for 2 minutes. Strain the...
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There's an awfully good chance you'll be in shirtsleeves while shopping for the ingredients for this Sunday's Easter feast. With temperatures forecast in the 70s, warm sunny thoughts and flavors will be on everyone's mind. Even if you're planning on roasting a succulent Vermont leg of lamb or a delicious ham, you might want to include a vegetarian entrée on the menu. Hortapita is a traditional Greek savory pie made with wild greens gathered in the springtime that's often part of a Greek Easter meal. While you can't go foraging on a Vermont hillside just yet, you can find tender local greens at area co-ops and farmers' markets (Middlebury, Montpelier and Rutland's farmers' markets will be...


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Critical Essay by Joseph Sommers
SOURCE: A review of Cantar de ciegos, in Books Abroad, Vol. 40, No. 1, Winter, 1966, pp. 69-70.
Sommers was an American educator and critic whose books included After the Storm: Landmarks of the Modern Mexican Novel (1968). In this review of Cantar de ciegos, Sommers praises the "wide ranging variety" of the stories in the collection.
One of Mexico's most accomplished young writers (born in 1928) confirms his admirable penchant for experimenting, almost always successfully, with new themes and styles, in this second volume of short stories [Cantar de ciegos].
Equidistant between earlier fictional works—the novel La región más transparente and the novelette Aura—this new volume has points of contact with both. Primarily, however, Cantar deciegos stands on its own merits: wide-ranging variety of tone and treatment; remarkable blend of universality and sophisticated cosmopolitanism; peak moments...
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Bimba – The Arts Ashram, is organising an exhibition of handmade products called Earth Sensitive Art from April 4 to 10.
On display will be handmade creations by Deepika Dorai in the form of fabric, furniture ,art, paintings, artefacts etc.
Bimba also organises Rasalok Still theatre of Miniature Art, which is held every Saturday at 6.30 p.m., which will include a live performance of classical intimate theatre in miniature art form. The exhibition is on from 10.30 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. everyday at Bimba - The Art Ashram, 42, Ratna Vilasa Road Basavanagudi.Bimba can be contacted on 41489354.
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Hi Drew, you should try using the M1 mordant with the Emaks. That gives very good sharpness (much better than simply fixing out). The sharpness is comparable to the Kodak DT paper. I find that you do have to scrub the surface of the paper with a paper towel and a photo-flo solution to remove any residual mordant which remains on the surface. If you don't, you can get some blotches, and some mordanting of dye back in the matrix. I like to clean the matrices with matrix cleaner on every transfer when using the M1 mordanted paper, you will get more consistant results this way. Once nice thing about the Aluminum mordant is that the cyans (and greens and blues) render much better than with the Kodak paper. This increases the color gamut in that region. Note that the Cyan hue conversion only happens after drying (I'm not sure if it needs to be a hot drying. I haven't tested warm air drying to see if the conversion happens at low temperature). I like the high-gloss quality of the Emaks, and the brighter white compared to the Kodak paper. But mainly, I like the idea of not having to worry about running out of a hoarded supply. The Emaks paper is still available from Freestyle, and it is pretty inexpensive.
Another way of increasing color gamut is to display the print under LED lighting. I was trepidatious about the demise of Tungsten lighting, but now I think that LED lighting will actually be superior to Tungsten or Tungsten Halogen for viewing DT prints. I have been using an Ecosmart Bright White A19 40 W equivilent light in a Luxo-Lamp for viewing prints. While I make my final decisions based on a Tungsten Halogen light since that is still predominant in galleries, I use the LED bulb for most viewing. This bulb is rated as 3000 deg. K with an 85 CRI. I find that the effective CRI is actually higher than that since the color error is not in hue, but in chroma (saturation). The bulb doesn't disturb the hues, but it does increase the saturation, and the gamut. My only complaint is that it needs to be brighter for exhibiting prints, to get the necessary 650 lux it has to be about 2 feet away. I'll continue to look for LED lighting which is brighter than this but which has the same qualities.
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VegCo is a 100% plant-based (vegan) supermarket focused on providing an extensive variety of high quality foods at truly reasonable prices. VegCo is designed to fit into roughly 12,000 square feet of space, making it the largest vegan supermarket in the United States. An optimal building in Central Phoenix, AZ has been located with the intention to transform it into the first chic, stylish and sustainable VegCo Market.
The VegCo Mission
VegCo takes a holistic approach to sustainability and incorporates the following commitments into the market:
-VegCo will NEVER sell any foods containing animal products or derivatives, GMO ingredients, or artificial flavors or preservatives.
- A large percentage of the foods sold will be sourced from small farmers and micro growers within the community being served. This provides income to local residents and reduces the environmental impact of shipping in food from out of state/country.
- All foods containing common allergens will be clearly and prominently marked and carefully segregated within the market and deli/bakery. Additionally, many grocery and menu items will be gluten free, soy free and/or nut free.
- A majority of the foods provided will be available in unpackaged "bulk" style, eliminating wasteful packaging and associated costs.
- All food waste produced in the market will be composted and utilized to grow more organic food. Customers will have the opportunity to drop off their food waste for composting if they do not utilize it in their own gardens.
- Volume pricing will be negotiated with farmers and suppliers, and the savings will be passed on to customers, in keeping with the mission to provide fresh, affordable and delicious food.
VegCo Ambiance
The upscale market ambiance will be an ideal community gathering place. VegCo offers an ample grocery store, deli, bakery, classroom, demonstration kitchen and indoor demonstration garden. It will offer a full spectrum of ingredients and prepared foods that make a plant-based diet convenient, fulfilling, fun, healthy and affordable, along with a host of helpful lifestyle and cooking classes.
VegCo Community
VegCo celebrates and caters to those who desire a plant-based diet for any or all of the ethical, environmental, social and health benefits it provides. VegCo is a membership based model that simplifies shopping for its members. There is a low annual fee, which can be waived by doing a few hours of volunteer farming with one of the local growers. Members benefit from the combination of "shopping local", "going green" and the ability to access a vast selection of vegan foods previously unavailable in any single food shopping venue in the area. The exquisite cuisine of the in-house deli and bakery, which will be open to the public as well as members, will serve delicious foods that will attract local residents regardless of diet preference.
VegCo Flagship Market
We have chosen to develop the flagship VegCo Market in Phoenix because it is our home and the community is underserved. Currently vegans, vegetarians and flexitarians (meat reducers) in this market must travel to multiple locations weekly to find the foods they want. Several items simply aren't available to the community either because they are not affordable or because they are not stocked in the local grocery stores. Based on a 2011 Vegetarian Resource Group Survey, there are estimated to be over 100,000 vegetarians and vegans within the Phoenix city limits. Our survey of hundreds of local households has revealed a real desire for a local market that offers super fresh, environmentally conscious foods in a single, convenient location.
This first market will serve as the blueprint for the VegCo model. Based on this market's success, the VegCo concept will be developed in other communities nationally and internationally. Each VegCo Market will adhere to the principles described above, but will be unique and tailored to meet the needs of the community they serve.
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Total start-up costs for each market are between $1,000,000-$2,000,000. We are working with a group of investors interested in building this market and expanding the model nationally and globally. Funds contributed to this campaign will be utilized toward marketing, advertising and legal costs. The main purpose of this campaign is to demonstrate demand for this concept. Contribute as little as $1, include your name and your city and let us know you want to shop at VegCo!
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Flames Scoring Chances - Game 42 versus Detroit
Kent Wilson
January 07 2011 10:02PM
Scoring Chances for NHL Game Number 20609
Game No. 42: Oh great
Ryan Lambert
January 07 2011 05:14PM
So Detroit's in town and you know what that means: listening to everyone talk about how great they are.
FGD: On The Bright Side...
Pat Steinberg
January 07 2011 01:20PM
...the Calgary Flames only play the Red Wings one more time this season: tonight at the Scotiabank Saddledome (7 pm, Sportsnet West and The FAN 960). On the less bright side, the Flames have lost all three of their previous encounters with the Red Wings this season, and they're trying to snap a two game losing skid prior to a four game Eastern Conference road trip.
Gameday Preview: A blur from 8 Mile Road
Robert Cleave
January 07 2011 10:04AM
The Red Wings hit Calgary for the last time this year, still rolling along even as their sick bay has been filled with a couple of notable names. Having multiple elite players available is a nice problem to have, isn't it?
January 6th News and Notes
Robert Cleave
January 06 2011 06:48PM
The dog days of the season are here in full force, especially for those of us that cheer for Calgary. I would guess that for most fans the initial burst of interest brought on by the GM's removal has been replaced again by the familiar feeling of ennui that watching this team causes on most nights.
There's still news to be had, though, and on this week's review of matters near and far, the Flames fall on the Coast, the Habs drop another D man, and Jamie Langenbrunner's days in Jersey appear to coming to an end.


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Cops keep eye on 8 armed groups in Calabarzon
SAN PEDRO, Laguna—The Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, Quezon) police are dismantling at least eight private armed groups operating in the region to prevent politicians from using these groups for the elections next year.
Superintendent Manuel Manalo, acting information officer of the regional police, said the regional police are monitoring the movement of leaders and members of the groups and are ready to make arrests.
Interior Secretary Mar Roxas has tagged Cavite and Batangas as among 15 provinces deemed security concerns in next year's elections.
Manalo said the 15 were tagged areas of concern because of poll-related cases of violence in the provinces in the 2004, 2007 and 2010 elections.
In Cavite, police tagged the cities of Tagaytay and Imus and the town of Amadeo as areas of concern.
Among the major cases of violence that police are citing in Cavite was the gunfight between police in Bacoor City and aides of former Rep. Plaridel Abaya during the 2010 election period. The gunfight killed two of Abaya's aides, retired Marine Col. Arnulfo Obillos and Juanito Paraiso.
In Batangas, the towns of Taysan, Bauan, Balete, San Pascual, Calatagan and Tuy and the cities of Batangas and Lipa are areas of concern.
According to Manalo, police are on "double alert" in Cavite and Batangas.
Police have also stepped up their campaign against unlicensed guns and for gun owners to renew their licenses.
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D-Backs outlast Brewers
The Arizona Diamondbacks charged back with four runs in the eighth inning Friday as they defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 5-2 at Miller Park.
Arizona won the game as +135 underdogs, while the seven runs went UNDER the posted over/under (9.5).
Tony Clark drove in two runs to lead the Diamondbacks. Tony Pena won his third straight on the mound, and Chad Qualls collected his fifth save.
Carlos Villanueva surrendered two runs in relief and was saddled with the loss.


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*ahem* We are pleased to announce that we have reason to believe that the baby in Rochelle Humes' tum is a..... GIRL!
GIRL CLOTHES, MARV IS HOLDING GIRL CLOTHES! Copyright: [rex]
Yep, the rumour is that baby Marvelle is a gorge baby girl! And just look at our evidence...
The couple pretty much gave it away themselves yesterday when they were snapped looking at JUST clothes for baby GIRLS while shopping at Mamas and Papas.
[Related story: Rochelle Humes suffering from morning sickness]
[Related story: Rochelle and Marvin's wedding photos]
Now, we aren't exactly claiming to be Columbo here but surely this means they are expecting a girl? Unless they were shopping for baby Aoife, that is.
And these clothes looked far too small for even her, and much more suited to a NEWBORN.
Cue HUGE squeals all around the omg! office.
Marv and Roch were snapped at Mamas and Papas. Copyright: [rex]
Plus, in December Marvin admitted that the couple would probably find out the sex of the baby early because they wouldn't be able to wait.
Eek! Count us officially excited for the baby Marvelle who is expected to pop out early summer after the pair announced the news back in November.
Rochelle and Marv left with a few bits. Copyright: [rex]
We get the feeling that if this is true that she is most definitely going to be one spolt little princess.
Plus, a little girl would be excellent news for baby Aoife who would have her very own little girly playmate to chill with!


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Police searching for Henderson man wanted on attempted murder charge
HENDERSON, Ky. - Henderson Police Department is searching for a local man accused of shooting a woman in the face during a possible domestic dispute.
Officers responded to Methodist Hospital at about 11 p.m. Friday night in response to a female patient with a gunshot wound. The woman stated that she had gone to a resident on South Adams Street for a visit.
While inside the home, she told police that Bradley Neblett, 31, 1900 block of Country Drive, shot her in the face with a handgun. As soon as the woman was shot, she ran out the door into a vehicle where someone was waiting for her and went straight to the hospital, said Officer Jennifer Richmond.
The woman was later transported to St. Mary's Hospital in Evansville, where she was listed in stable condition as of late Saturday morning.
Since the incident is believed to be a domestic situation, the name of the victim was not released by police. Neblett and the woman had a past relationship, Richmond said.
There were at least two other adults and children inside the South Adams Street resident during the time of the shooting. No one else was injured.
Police are actively looking for Neblett, who is considered armed and dangerous. He is described as a 6 foot tall black male who weighs 210 pounds.
Richmond said Neblett is a man known to police and he is expected to lay low.
Anyone with information about Neblett's whereabouts should call 911 immediately or Henderson County Crime Stoppers at 270-831-1111.


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT)-- One local church opens its doors to any Boy Scout Troop displaced by a Southern Baptist Church.
Rev. Drew Prince of West Hills Baptist Church in Knoxville delivered the message after the Southern Baptist Convention urged followers to sever its ties with the Boy Scouts of America.
"When you go into ministry you wonder what you might have to take a stand on, and I never thought taking a stand in support of the Boy Scouts is what I'd need to do," said Prince.
SBC approved a resolution Wednesday to condemn the Boy Scouts of America's recent decision to allow openly gay boys to become Scouts.
While some churches have refused to allow the Scouts into their church, Rev. Price said it's about unconditional love.
"I really think the focus should be on the good work they do and the upbringing of great citizens in the community," Prince said.
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