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Today please welcome return guest Jenny Milchman." Jenny's new novel, As Night Falls, will be released tomorrow. She is also the author of Cover of Snow, which won the Mary Higgins Clark Award, and Ruin Falls, an Indie Next Pick and a Top Ten of 2014 by Suspense Magazine. She is Vice President of Author Programming for International Thriller Writers, teaches for New York Writers Workshop, and is the founder and organizer of Take Your Child to a Bookstore Day, which is celebrated annually in all fifty states. Jenny lives with her family in New York's Hudson River Valley.
In 2013, Shelf Awareness dubbed my book tour "the world's longest." Of the first two years I was a published author, eleven months were spent on the road, visiting bookstores, libraries, book clubs, schools. Now I'd like to help other writers add this kind of richness to their careers by getting out there face-to-face in an increasingly virtual world–oh, and you don't have to rent out your house, trade in two cars for an SUV that can handle Denver in February, or "car-school" your children to do it.
** Special for Writer Unboxed Readers! Today is the last day of a giveaway for anyone who pre-orders Jenny's forthcoming thriller, As Night Falls. You'll be eligible to win a Writer's Wish List, or give one away to an emerging writer in your life. Click HERE for details.
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When Therese graciously agreed to let me appear on WU, she asked two questions about my book touring. (I've spent 11 of the past 24 months on the road, putting 70,000 miles on the above mentioned SUV. Now with my third novel set to release, we are heading out again.)
Therese wanted to know whether I do it all myself. And, how I manage not to lose my mind.
Well, assuming she's right about the not losing my mind part—and some would say that's a reach—I do have some ideas as to how to keep a hold of your sanity on tour. But it might be better to talk first about why I do this, and whether a scaled down version could work for you. [Read more…]


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Summerfest formally announced two more 2013 headliners Thursday: Chart-topper Pitbull and country star Luke Bryan.
• Pitbull will headline the Marcus Amphitheater June 30; other performers on the bill will be announced later. Information on ticket prices wasn't available, but tickets for the show go on sale at 11 a.m. April 6 and include Summerfest admission.
• Bryan, whose latest album "Spring Break . . . Here to Party" topped the Billboard chart this month, will play the amphitheater July 3, with opening acts Thompson Square and Florida Georgia Line. There's no word yet on ticket prices, but tickets go on sale at 11 a.m. April 5 and include admission to the fest.
Tickets for both shows can be purchased at the Summerfest box office and all Ticketmaster outlets, including Ticketmaster.com and (800) 745-3000.
Reports of both shows had been trickling out on other concert-information websites, including Pollstar, before Thursday morning's formal word. On Tuesday, the Violent Femmes' June 26 show at the Marcus Amphitheater - on a bill with other, yet-to-be-named acts - turned up briefly on the Femmes' official website, forcing the festival to confirm the gig.
With the Bryan and Pitbull shows, Summerfest 2013's headliner lineup is complete. The 11-day fest runs at Maier Festival Park from June 26 to 30 and July 2 to 7.
For info on the other shows and all other things Summerfest, go to Tap Milwaukee's Summerfest page: www.jsonline.com/summerfest .


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Pictured above are four newly trained SAFE (Sexual Assault and Family Emergencies) volunteers.
From left to right are: Pattie Williams, Amber Marvin, Amy Nosbisch and Shirley Bartels. At least once a year, SAFE offers a 40-hour crisis intervention training. These new volunteers will offer direct service to victims of sexual assault and their families. For more information about becoming a volunteer with SAFE, call 283-1414.
Sad Awakening On The Chicken Roost
When I opened the gate to let the girls (hens) out early Wednesday morning, only Blackie and Anita came out. A look into the pen revealed Fuzzy stretched out on the ground near the fence, obviously gone.
Morning Coffee by the Campfire
Early Sunday morning was just too nice to let it pass by us. Years ago, before we moved on the Homestead, we would go camping every year. One of the most treasured enjoyments was having our coffee early in the morning by the campfire.
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Sunday morning worship attendance was 231.
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• The Avena Township Park Board will meet at 7 p.m. in the St. Elmo Community Park Centennial Building.
The Lighthouse Pregnancy Center' annual fundraising banquet was held March 24 at Mother of Dolors Parish Center in Vandalia.
The banquet was well attended, with more than 200 guests and supporters of the center.
The featured speaker was Kathy Sparks of Granite City. Sparks shared her testimony of having once worked as a medical assistant in an abortion clinic. She now serves as executive director of Mosaic Pregnancy & Health Centers in Granite City, Belleville and Edwardsville.
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Wednesday, April 6
• Wright's Corner Unit of Home and Community Education, 1 p.m., Loudon Town House.
After many years of being miles apart, a brother and his two sisters were recently reunited after a phone call made by Marie Davis of Vandalia.
Charles Carroll, Brenda Carroll Davis and Retta Carroll Evans were reunited in West Frankfort at the home of Dean and Brenda Davis.
On March 19, a retirement dinner was held at the Davis home to honor Brenda's husband, Dean, who was to retire on April 1 from the Illinois Department of Corrections after 25 years.
Thursday, April 7 – Ham and beans, cole slaw, copper penny carrot salad, mandarin oranges w/bananas, two pieces of corn bread.
Friday, April 8 – Tuna noodle casserole, lettuce salad w/tomatoes, three-bean salad, plums, biscuit.
Monday, April 11 – Swiss steak, mashed potatoes, spinach, blushing pears, graham crackers, enriched bread.
Tuesday, April 12 – Turkey tetrazzini, green peas, glazed carrots, Jello with fruit, wheat bread.
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Six Chadron State College students represented the institution at the national Phi Beta Lambda conference and competition in Chicago June 24-27. They are Stephanie Alfred of Mitchell, Neb., Troy Fields of Halsey, Neb., Kaylee Gaswick of Chadron, Shayna Johnson of Laurel, Neb., Drew Kasch of Highlands Ranch, Colo. and Molly O'Connell of Belle Fourche, S.D.
Kasch and Fields placed fourth in Integrated
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There are over 17,000 Chadron State College alumni. The thing that unites us - besides a degree from CSC – is our shared memories and stake in this place we call our alma mater. CSC alumni are called to join the CSC Alumni Office and support our efforts to serve and unite all alumni, and create a stronger alumni and college community.
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These mini heart pies are not an adorable Valentine's Day treat, but they're fun for kids to make and bake. My little bakers, ages 3 and 5, were invested in every step along the way and practiced these skills in this kitchen project: press heart shapes out of the dough measure and mix ingredients use a basting brush crimp pies use best judgment to fill … [Read more...]
Heart Sewing Cards for Preschoolers
It's always fun to add a seasonal twist to the activities we do with children, and these sewing cards for preschoolers can be easily adapted to any holiday, interest, or season. Valentine's Day is right around the corner so we stitched a heart shape, but consider a shamrock for St. Patrick's Day, pine tree for Christmas, or a fish in the middle of summer. Note: This … [Read more...]
How to cut a heart out of paper
This may be obvious to some of you, but given what people search for this time of year, I know there are many of you who want to know how to cut a heart out of paper. The other day my three-year old and I were making a gazillion Valentine's cards and I snapped a few photos of our heart-cutting process. She's at that age where she gets a thrill from practicing her cutting … [Read more...]
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With Valentine's Day right around the corner, this Creative Table invites children to make Valentine's Day Cards that are sure to delight not only the children in your home. One of our favorite ways to engage children at the art table is by setting up invitations to create. Toward this end, we started the Creative Table series as a way to capture easy set-ups and … [Read more...]
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I made these sweet ornaments with my three-year old and five-year old. Our original plan was to hot glue them together, but when our hot glue gun went missing we took the opportunity to turn this into a sewing party. My preschooler surprised me and rose to the sewing challenge (I'll share a photo of that in a moment), while my kindergartener was able to thread her own needle … [Read more...]


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Charlize Theron in 'Young Adult': What the Critics Are Saying
Even when the film doesn't please the critics, the Oscar winner doesn't disappoint.
Oscar-winner Charlize Theron returns to the big screen with Friday's release of Young Adult.
PHOTOS: 'Young Adult' Premiere Red Carpet Arrivals
The film reunites director Jason Reitman with Juno screenwriter, Diablo Cody. Theron plays Mavis Gary, a 40-year-old writer of teen fiction who sees a chance to return to her small hometown as a way to relive her glory days and recapture her high school sweetheart, Buddy (Patrick Wilson).
The Hollywood Reporter's chief film critic, Todd McCarthy, felt the film could have been longer and explored the story more, but he says the highlight of the film was in its acting, including Theron's performance.
"Jumping into the deep end with an essentially unlikeable character who is nonetheless compelling and sometimes great fun to watch, Theron is terrific," he says in his review. "She makes Mavis' arrogance and certainty of her own allure not only convincing but enjoyable."
Chicago Sun-Times critic, Roger Ebert agrees, simply saying "Theron is flawless at playing a cringe-inducing monster."
The New York Observer's Rex Reed raves about the actress' performance in his review. "Another triumphant performance by Charlize Theron informs and enhances the otherwise uneven Young Adult," he opens up his review of the film. Reed says that even if the film may at times feel laborious to watch, Theron's acting makes it worth it.
"Ms. Theron, a true beauty and one of the screen's most exquisite actors," Reed writes. "Keeps the film airborne even when it seems dangerously earthbound. She's a one-woman emergency rescue squad."
In fact, most critics seem to have a universal appreciation for the actress' performance in the role despite feeling that the film doesn't quite live up to its promise. Salon's Andrew O'Hehir calls the film "painful in the wrong way" and feels as if it fails in giving Theron's performance the spotlight it deserves.
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"It's a fearless performance, but beyond sheer voyeurism Reitman and Cody never give us a reason to pay attention to Mavis," the critic writes. "Let alone give three-quarters of a crap about what becomes of her."
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Community Obituaries
Mrs. Susan Patricia Nix Gullatt, age 65, of Franklin, passed away Friday June 19, 2015 at her residence.
Mrs. Gullatt was born September 20, 1949 in Carroll County, Georgia, the daughter of the late Clifton Madison Nix
and Christine Williamson Nix. She was a faithful attender of the Ephesus Christian Church. For many years she was a
dedicated dental assistant. Her fun loving personality made even going to the dentist a pleasant experience. Even
though she enjoyed working in the dental field she felt that the needs of her family required her being a stay at home
mom. She tackled being a home school teacher for her youngest son and enjoyed the special time she had with him.
Even though there was rarely time she loved horseback riding, but her very favorite hobby was shopping yard sales
for beautiful antiques to add to her collection. She was a wonderful wife and mother. She will be missed by all who
knew her.
Funeral services for Mrs. Gullatt were conducted Monday June 22, 2015 at 2:00 PM from the chapel of Tom Stutts &
Son Funeral Home with the Rev. Tim Cook officiating. Music was provided by Ricky Gore. Those serving as
pallbearers were Robert Codner, Zackary Daniell, Tyler Levens, Rick Gore, James Wesley Noles, and Chris Levens.
The interment followed in the Lowell United Methodist Church Cemetery.
She is survived by her husband, Kenneth Gullatt of Franklin, GA.; two daughters: Kelli Daniel (Mel) also of Franklin,
GA. and Tara Shultz (Jim) of Birmingham, AL.; two sons: Ken Daniell (Connie) of St. Marks, FL. and Travis Gullatt of
Franklin, GA; one sister, Jana Edge of Ephesus, GA.; and a number of other relatives and friends.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by one son, Corbet Graham Daniell and one grandson, Cliff
Kendrick Daniel, Jr.
Those who wish may write memorial tributes at www.stuttsfuneralhome.com.
Tom Stutts & Son Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Irene Lane
Mrs. Helen Irene Newman Lane, age 88 of Franklin, Georgia passed away on Saturday, March 21, 2015 at the
Piedmont-Newnan Hospital in Newnan, Georgia.
Funeral services for Mrs. Lane were conducted on Tuesday, March 24, 2015, at 2:00 P.M. from the Stutts Funeral
Home Chapel with the Reverend Danny Spencer officiating. Music was provided by her niece Yvonne. Those serving
as pallbearers were Tom Lane Parks Land, Robby Lane, Charles Lane, Andy Wilbur, and Pete Turner. Honorary
pallbearers were Johnnie Land and Russell Hannah. The interment followed in the Franklin City Cemetery.
Mrs. Lane was born in Franklin, Georgia on June 18, 1926, the daughter of the late Lucy Pearl Smith Newman and
Roger Hood Newman. From a very early age it was clear that little Irene would be a worker. No job was too big for
her to conquer, so when she became a wife and mother not only did she work hard at caring for her own family but
also devoted many hours a week in activities for the friends of her children. It was through the Brownie and Cub
Scout programs that she first began to influence the young lives in Heard County. Her devotion to all of these
children gave them a wonderful start in life. She taught them life skills that would last a life time. After her children
were grown, at the age of 50 she decided it was time to further her education. She became a Licensed Practical
Nurse and began a new career, this time caring for the sick at Heard County Memorial Hospital and later senior
citizens at the Franklin Health Care Center. The wonderful care she gave to all her patients will long be
remembered. In her spare time she enjoyed working at the Power's Crossroads Country Store. After retirement
most of her time was spent in the care of her sick husband, and she did this with love and devotion. Throughout her
life church was very important to both she and her family. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Franklin, but
also devoted a lot of time to the neighborhood church, Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, and Pleasant Hill Baptist
Church during her childhood. Anything that Irene did she did with great gusto! All who knew her were blest by her
great zeal for life.
She is survived by two daughters , Susan Putman of Carrollton, GA., Helen Bittinger of Franklin, GA.; one son, Tom
Lane (Kim) of Cumming, GA.; sister, Myrtle Wilbur of Newnan, GA.; brother, Paul Newman of Eldorado, AK.; five
grandchildren, Ashley Leatherwood (Nick) of Kennesaw, GA., Nathan Putman (Lindsey) of Franklin, GA., Russell
Hannah also of Franklin, GA.; Christina Hannah (Justin Cruce) of Savannah, GA., and Lindsey Shoemaker of
Cumming, GA.; and one great-granddaughter, Bailey Putman of Franklin, GA.
Those who wish may write memorial tributes at www.stuttsfuneralhome.com.
Stutts Funeral Home of Franklin, Georgia is in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Doris Clark
Mrs. Doris Lavonia Jones Clark, age 81 of Franklin, Georgia passed away at the Hospice LaGrange in LaGrange,
Georgia on Friday, March 27, 2015.
Funeral services for Mrs. Clark were conducted on Monday, March 30, 2015, at 2:00 P.M. from the Franklin First
Baptist Church with the Reverends Talmadge Chandler and Scott Hannah officiating. Music was provided by Joyce
McLain and Bryan Owensby. Those serving pallbearers were Mike Jones, Derek Jones, Michael Elliot, Josh Wall,
Brad McLain, and Andy Bou. The interment followed in the Franklin City Cemetery.
Mrs. Clark was born in Clay County, Alabama on November 24, 1933, the daughter of the late Lottie Adelia Hassel
Jones and Ross Coe Jones. For many years she was employed by the Heard County Court System where she
served as the Assistant Clerk of Court. She was a very active member of the Franklin First Baptist Church where she
had been a Sunday School Teacher, and when her daughter was young she served as the co-director of the Girls in
Action organization. For over twenty years she served the children of the community as she participated in the
Vacation Bible School Program. As a person who had a true servants' heart she preferred to work behind the scene
rather than bring attention to herself. Even though she never performed in public she loved to play the piano and
organ, and sing. Her family reminisces about her playing the organ so long that it would over heat and turn off. She
was a wonderful wife and mother, and a very meticulous house keeper. Mrs. Clark was very proud of her daughter
Tracy, and felt she was her life's greatest accomplishment. She will long be remembered by all those who knew and
loved her.
She is survived by her husband, Bill Clark of Franklin, GA.; daughter, Tracy Clark Dunn (Randy) of Olympia, WA.;
sister ,Nelda Sue Estes of Cartersville, GA.; brother, Paul A. Jones (Sybil) of Douglasville, GA.; and numerous
adoring nieces and nephews.
Other than her parents she was preceded in death by her brothers and sisters, Coe Jones, Lerone Hodge, Dooley
McLain, Jo Jones, Nettie Thompson, Laverne Toney, Bovine Moore, and L. C. Jones.
Flowers will be accepted or donations may be made to the Franklin First Baptist Church Building Fund.
Those who wish may write memorial tributes at www.stuttsfuneralhome.com.
Stutts Funeral Home of Franklin, Georgia is in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Lucile Lipford
Mrs. Mary Lucile Simmons Lipford, age 96, passed away on Monday, March 30, 2015, at the Tanner Medical Center
in Carrollton, Georgia.
Funeral services for Mrs. Lipford were conducted on Wednesday, April 1, 2015, at 2:00 P.M. from the Franklin First
Baptist Church with the Reverends Talmadge Chandler and Scott Hannah officiating. Music was provided by Cloma
Chandler and Joyce McLain. Those serving as pallbearers were Harry Lipford, Don Rogers, Ray Hand, Ross Henry,
John Henry, and Neal Awbrey. Honorary Pallbearers were Bill Clark Stan Lane, Talmadge Davis, Al Awbrey, and Tim
Grizzard. The interment followed in the Franklin City Cemetery.
Mrs. Lipford was born on June 25, 1918, in the Garden Valley Community of Macon County, Georgia to the late Mary
Susan Whatley Simmons and Oscar Hudson Simmons. Mrs. Lipford was a graduate of Oglethorpe High School and
Andrew College in Cuthbert, Georgia with a degree in Home Economics. She came to work in Franklin, Georgia in
1940 as a Home Management Supervisor for the Farmers Home Administration. She met and married the love of her
life, Mr. Thomas Lipford, in 1943. In 1947 Congress abolished the Home Management position so she went back to
school to earn her Masters of Education degree from West Georgia College. It was at this point that she became a
teacher in the Heard County School System. The firm, but gentle, manner in which she taught gave her the respect
and love of her students. Her insight into the lives of her students caused her to go far beyond that of a typical
teacher. It was nothing to find her staying for late hours after school helping a child who she felt needed extra help
with lessons or just a little extra encouragement he or she lacked at home. The wonderful tutelage and love given by
her will long be remembered.
She was a long time member of the Franklin First Baptist Church where she served in many positions including
Sunday school teacher, Director of Bible School, and as the wife of her husband, the church deacon chairman. She
was always by his side, quietly encouraging both him and all the church family. Her love for her God and the way that
she conducted herself in this position earned her the love and respect of the entire church.
The greatest joy of her life was being a wife to her beloved husband, Thomas, for over seventy-one years; mother to
sons Lawrence and Mack and their lovely wives Kathy and Betty; and grandmother to her almost perfect
grandchildren. All who knew "Miss Lucile" will forever carry her in their hearts.
She is survived by her husband, Thomas Lipford; two sons, Lawrence Lipford (Kathy Starr) and Mack Lipford (Betty
Goodson), all of Franklin, GA.; six grandchildren: Alex, Randall, Carl, and Harry Lipford, Shannon Brice, and Kimberly
White; three great- grandchildren: Seth and Nate Brice and Kaci White; two sisters: Laura (Sam) Clonts of Oak
Ridge, NC., and Leila (Hugh) Crawford of Cullman, AL.
Other than her parents she was preceded in death by three brothers: Lawrence, Luscious and Leonard Simmons;
and one infant sister, Louise Simmons.
Flowers will be accepted. However, donations to Franklin First Baptist Church are appreciated. Those who wish may
write memorial tributes at www.stuttsfuneralhome.com.
Stutts Funeral Home of Franklin, Georgia is in charge of arrangements.


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'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers' Star Virginia Gibson Dies at 88
The actress also sang and danced on Broadway and co-hosted the children's documentary series "Discovery" for ABC.
Virginia Gibson, a singer, dancer and actress who played one of the smitten girls in the classic MGM musical Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, died April 25 in Newtown, Pa. She was 88.
A regular on Broadway for more than decade starting in the 1940s, Gibson received a Tony Award nomination in 1957 for best featured actress in a musical for her work in Happy Hunting opposite Ethel Merman.
She later co-hosted the Emmy Award-winning children's documentary series Discovery for ABC News that aired from 1962-70.
In director Stanley Donen's Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954), Gibson plays Liza, the dark-haired beauty who winds up with Ephraim (Jacques d'Amboise) and leads the girls in the musical number "June Bride." The film, one of the most beloved movie musicals in Hollywood history, was nominated for best picture, losing out to On the Waterfront.
The St. Louis native made her Broadway debut in 1943 as a dancing girl in Richard Rodgers' A Connecticut Yankee and went on to appear in the musicals Laffing Room Only (1944), Billion Dollar Baby (1945), Hugh Button Shoes (1947), Look, Ma, I'm Dancing (1948) and Along Fifth Avenue (1949).
Gibson became a Warner Bros. contract player in 1950 and made her film debut that year in the Doris Day starrer Tea for Two, singing "I Only Have Eyes for You." The next year, she appeared with Joan Crawford in a non-musical role in Goodbye, My Fancy.
Her film résumé also includes Painting the Clouds With Sunshine (1951), She's Back on Broadway (1953) and Funny Face (1957).
Gibson starred in the shortlived 1955 NBC sitcom This Is Hollywood, about the adventures of two young women trying to make it in show business, one as an actress (Gibson) and the other as a stuntwoman (Mitzi Green). She also was a regular on The Johnny Carson Show, before the comedian went on to host The Tonight Show.
A memorial service will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Church of the Blessed Sacrament in New York.
Watch Gibson and the other brides -- Jane Powell, Julie Newmar, Ruta Lee, Norma Doggett and Betty Carr -- perform "June Bride" below:
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I HAD 6 POSITIVE OVULATION TEST WHICH NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE. NOW I JUST FOUND OUT I AM 5 WEEKS PREGNANTposted 11/04/2007 by christian0701
I had positive OPK results for 5 days in a row last month and just found out that I am over 5 weeks pregnant. I had done the OPK's for 8 months and never had multiple positives until this time. Hope this gives someone hope!posted 08/26/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
In July I had the same thing happen - and was pregnant, but it was tubal. Now this month, after an HSG, I am experiencing the same thing - a pos. reading 4 days in a row. It's much too early for a pregnancy test, I know - but I'd like to know as well what's up with so many pos. results in a row. I thought they'd go back to being negative after you ovulated... anyone else have an answer?posted 09/21/2007 by newmomin08
Hi. I am going through the same thing. I have had several positives in a row, which has not happened in the past six months. I am hoping, because I read in the intructions that it can be false positive if you are pregnant. I will know around January 4th, good luck everyone else.posted 12/26/2007 by pfmanda1
Any of you ladies have an answer to this yet? I tested positive last Wednesday (it is now Thursday) after ewcm and again on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. I have been trying to chart changes to my cervix and noticed it was very soft on Tuesday, so I tested again. Another positive! And again yesterday- which is a full week. I am really confused. I have taken pregnancy tests a few times in the last week to double check and all negative. What could be causing this? Thanks ladies, best of baby luck to you allposted 04/24/2015 by brewermomma
Hi I also tested positive for a week,I later realized my body was trying to ovulate but not quite getting there so was trying again giving me the positives which at the time I couldn't understand,best thing to do is weekly preg tests until period hope this helps.posted 04/16/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
In order to conceive a child, you must have sex on your most fertile days - usually two to three prior to ovulation through the day after ovulation. Many women can conceive by having intercourse a day or two before ovulating, so waiting until the day of ovulation might not increase your chances by much. Even if you have intercourse on the day you expect to ovulate, you might conceive for another 24 hours depending on when exactly the egg is released and when the sperm reaches it. You should definitely read and follow this book from http://mommyrainbow.com that could help you in getting pregnant fast, have a healthy pregnancy, boost your fertility, and so much more.posted 04/15/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
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One Weird Family 14~Insanely in Love~
Shego pinned Kim's arms with one hand as she nuzzled her neck with her nose, tickling her with just her breath. Then with a smirk, she tugged at the zipper of the battle suit, ready to pull it off of her so that she could enjoy her Kimmie. But just to tease the redhead, she stopped pulling at the zipper, instead she let her hand run down to her stomach, earning a gasp.
"Shego...stop teasing..." Kim whispered, and Shego just chuckled. She silenced her girlfriend with a kiss while drawing circles on her stomach, enjoying how her abdomen twitch at her touch.
Kim opened her eyes when their kiss ended, and at the corner of her eye, she saw a shadow. "Shego?"
"Mmm?" Shego hummed as she left kisses down from her cheek to her neck as she pulled the zipper.
Kim just watched the shadow in shock. It was moving, and moving closer to them. How was it possible to have a shadow in a bright white room?
"What's that?" She asked.
"Nothing." Shego ignored her, not even bothering
One Weird Family 11~Till Death Do Us Part~One Weird Family 114 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
Kim sat in a fetal position and sobbed into her arms. She couldn't believe that her Shego would cheat on her with her best friend! She was her's, and her's alone! It hurt Kim at the thought of Monique and Shego flirting back there. What made the green woman do such a thing?
"Kimmie?" A voice asked, startling the hero.
"What do you want?" Kim grumbled and looked off to the side with a sniff.
Shego sighed and sat next to the other woman, leaning her arms on her bent knees. She looked at her girfriend, who still didn't look at her, and frowned. She let her head hang for a bit, contemplating on what to say. "Princess, you know I'm not cheating on you. I never would and never will."
Kim made no response, she just wiped her tears away with another sniff. The redhead didn't bother to look at the other woman. She was upset with her and didn't feel like talking, so she stood to walk away. But Shego grabbed her hand.
"Let go." She demanded in a low voice
One Weird family 5~Mom? Mommy?~One Weird family 54 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
Kim stirred in her bed, and mumbled something to herself. She felt kisses being placed on her bare shoulder and smiled. She was awake, but didn't want to open her eyes. Then she felt a strong arm wrap around her waist, and the hero turned over to the other side.
"Morning Princess." Shego smiled, and Kim smiled back.
"Morning Shego." She kissed the green woman.
Shego brushed a strand of hair out of Kim's face, and kissed her again. "How about some breakfast in bed?" She said with her trademark smirk. Kim grinned and nodded. She giggled when Shego wrapped her arms around her. Then she felt her tug at her cheeks.
"Wakey wakey!" She heard Shego say in a child voice.
Kim blinked in confusion. "What?"
"Wakey wakey!" Reyna said, pulling at Kim's cheeks to wake the hero.
Kim groaned and opened her eyes. She sighed and thought, It was only a dream. A real weird and dirty dream. The red head felt a shiver down her spine as she remembered what she dreamed of. Me and
One Weird Family 13A heart skipped a beat, while one wasn't beating at all. Tears formed. A smirk grew. It was all just too much to take in. Too much emotions that Kim felt she might explode. It was too hard to believe that this person was standing in front of her now. Looking at her with that trademark smirk and those forest green eyes. But those eyes didn't have the love they used to hold whenever she looked at Kim. They looked at her differently, they looked at Kim like she was prey, and it scared Kim.One Weird Family 134 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
"Shego...?" The redhead asked, almost in a whisper.
"Doi, who else? Mickey Mouse?"
"But...you're dead. You're supposed to be dead. I saw you die."
Shego patted herself, checking if she was a ghost or not. "Nope, still here. Now quit acting so weird, Pumpkin, and lets start dancing." Igniting her hands with her green flames of plasma, Shego charged at Kim who was standing there bewildered.
The hero didn't have enough reaction time. She hadn't recovered from her shock, and was now pinned to the wall with
One Weird Family 1Shego was just casually strolling down the streets of Middleton. You would think that she was on her way to cause trouble, or just on another vacation. It was a bit of both. She was actually contemplating on what evil plan she should do next, but could hardly come up with anything decent. Ever since Kim Possible had gone to college and put away most of the bad guys, everything had gotten dull. The other villains retired, and found a living. Drakken had gave up on taking over the world and now owned his own business. Which was surprisingly going well. Shego now thought that she was the only real villain in the world. It was boring without being able to scare Drakken, or go steal something for him. Although she could steal something for herself. Half of her did it for the thrill, and the other half was just an excuse to fight Kimmie.One Weird Family 14 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
The green villain blocked out the world and her thoughts with her headphones and blasted some music. Bobbing her head to the beat no one else could hear, ev
One Weird Family 15Z laughed insanely before them all as he stabs the woman with the bag over her head in the stomach. Shego chokes and puts a hand on her stomach where she felt pain. Her hand was stained with blood, and begins to tremble.One Weird Family 154 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
"Shego!" Kim exclaimed, and ran to her side, putting pressure on her wound. She didn't know how she had gotten this wound, but it seemed like it happened right when Z had pierced the other woman.
"I stabbed her soul!" Z laughed. "I stabbed her soul and her corpse is bleeding! Haven't you put the pieces together yet, Kim Possible? Its so obvious! There will only be me! And ONLY ME!"
Monique puts her hands on her hips and asks, "Hey, what the hell are you doing, Viz?" She asks the author as she looks up.
The author blinks and looks at Monique. "What do you think? I'm writing the story."
"No you idiot! If you write it this way then the readers won't understand what the hell is going on!"
The author sighs. "But I don't feel like writing the events that led to here! It'll t
One Weird Family 2~Perfect Parent~One Weird Family 24 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
Kim Possible snapped out of her daze and put her fists up again. "Stop fooling around Shego! Hand over the child you just kidnapped and we can do this the easy way or the hard way. Your choice."
Shego stood and the child hid behind her, afraid of the red head who busted down the door unexpectedly. "Really Kimmie? Me? Kidnapping a little brat? Hah!" Shego laughed, causing the hero to raise an eyebrow. "You can take her, but we can do this the hard way. I was itching for a fight."
With that, Shego flared her hands and launched herself at Kim. They both fell with a thud and rolled on the floor, trying to hit each other. The little girl grew worried for Shego. Was she fighting the other woman to protect her? She was confused and just wanted the fighting to stop. So she ran toward the two who were still fighting and yelled. Of course the only word she knew so far.
"Chocolate!" The hero and villain ignored the child, so she tried pulling Shego who was currently stradd
One Weird Family 4~Perfect Couple~One Weird Family 44 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
A week had gone by since Kim and Shego had taken Reyna in. They had finally chosen a name for the girl, and when they had discussed it with her, she agreed happily. Kim had been teaching Reyna to speak correctly, and she was a quick learner at it. The hero thought that maybe when she'll be able to speak fully, she could ask Reyna if she remembered where or who her parents are. Wade had done a search on her parents also, but no luck yet. It was proving a difficult search with not many clues.
Kim and Shego had decided that it would be safer for Reyna to stay with the hero. Since Shego was still a wanted criminal. Kim had urged her to quit her doings, but the green villain would keep refusing. Usually whenever that subject was brought up, that would start a fight between the two. Reyna would run up to her room and shut the doors to block out the argument. She hated to see them fight. The girl no longer interfered after what happened the first time, but
One Weird Family 8~Family Reunion~One Weird Family 84 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
The gang had arrived at Bueno Nacho just in time to find and stop the time. Monique was the one who had found the button to stop the time, and now they only had another two hours to make their guess.
"How are we supposed to find the answer in this place?" Shego said in frustration and threw her hands in the air before slamming her head down on the table. Kim frowned, and looked around the fast food restaurant, hoping to find her answer. The place was the same since they were still in high school. It hadn't change a bit, which brought back a lot of memories.
"There has to be something..." She mumbled.
"Z said that the things we guess will lead them to him." Wade said. "And he also said we all know him, so it must be something about the food. What else could attract customers rather than that?"
"Maybe we should guess nacos!" Ron suggested, stuffing his face with the said combination of tacos and nachos. Rufus agreed and joined the blonde in his meal. They were the
One Weird Family 12~The Traitor~One Weird Family 124 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
Darkness. Loneliness. Emptiness. The cold. No matter how wide she opened her eyes, she could see nothing but darkness. Even as she ignited her hands the glow of her powers could not break through the dark. The loneliness of the cold and empty world slowly consuming her. She couldn't even remember how she got here in the first place. Where was she? Was she dead? Lost? She couldn't remember. Her heart ached for some reason. She wanted to remember, but she couldn't no matter how hard she tried.
"Hello?!" She called out. No answer. Just the echo of her call until it faded and left her alone once again. If only there was light. Then she might be able to find her way.
Then she felt warm. She turned around and saw a faint glow of light. It was pure white, breaking through the darkness. A smile spreading across her face she began running towards it, but a voice called out to her.
"Don't go towards the light, Shego."
Stopping in her tracks, she turned to find the person who
One Weird Family 6Kim ran all the way to Shego's destination, which wasn't too far from where she already was. She heard the alarm ringing loudly from inside the bank, and she charged at the door to confront Shego. Kim quickly got into her fighting stance when Shego turned around, hands aflame.One Weird Family 64 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
"What are you doing Shego?" Kim growled.
Shego looked just as mad as her. "Whaddya think Princess? I'm doing what I'm supposed to being doing because of what I am. I'm being a criminal!"
The two of them circled each other, glaring, and the people inside of the bank took this advantage to escape. Shego was the first to launch the fight. She jump into the air, and had her right leg out, aimed for Kim's head. The hero easily dodged it, and threw a punch towards Shego's stomach. Unfortunately (or fortunately for some of you) Shego grabbed her fist, and pushed her to the floor with a thud.
Kim grunted, and tried to throw another punch with her other fist, but that too, was caught by Shego. "Give up Kimmie. You know yo
One Weird Family 10~Mindless Emotions~One Weird Family 104 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
Kim had finally calmed down, and was sitting against the wall with Shego next to her. They were still in the warehouse, awaiting to receive the message from Z. The others were also there, and the time seemed to be slower than ever. "Where's Ron?" Kim asked.
"Who cares." Shego replied with a shrug.
"We have to find him." Yori said, standing from her place and began walking away.
"Where the hell do you think your going baka?" Shego called out to Yori.
"I'm going to find Ron kun." The Japanese woman turned around and bowed. "Gomenisai, Kim Possible. But I want to find him. He could be in danger and who knows what might happen when he's out there by himself. Not to mention with Z around."
"Who gives a shit about that buffoon!" Shego yelled and jumped from where she was sitting. "That man was the cause of all of this! I should be at home now with Reyna and Kim. Not here looking for Reyna whose being held hostage by some guy! Your Ron kun can go die in a hol
One Weird Family 3~What are we?~One Weird Family 34 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
Kim was awakened from her dreamless sleep by the movement next to her. She slowly opened her eyes and saw Chocolate staring into her eyes. "Chocolate." She said.
Kim interpreted it of her way of saying 'Good morning'. She wondered why the child could only speak that one word, but could understand what they were saying. Maybe she wasn't around many people?
"Good morning Chocolate." Kim said as she sat up.
The red head thought that Chocolate wouldn't make a good name. Maybe Shego and her could come up with a name. Kim almost laughed aloud. It was like she was thinking of her and Shego as parents. She blushed a bit. Her and Shego? Hah, yeah right. She checked the clock that hung on the wall, it was seven in the morning, Shego was probably still asleep and Kim thought about repaying her for letting her stay for the night.
"How does breakfast sound like?" She asked the little girl who was still sitting on the couch as she watched Kim fold the blanket. The black
One Weird Family 7~So not the Ron Man!~One Weird Family 74 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
Kim had quickly opened the door with Shego and Wade behind. Wade had met up with the two when they had left the bank. The now 15 year old boy had lost his weight, and went outside more often. It was all thanks to Kim and Ron for the encouragement.
"Monique!" Kim shouted, then she heard a muffled answer in her bedroom. The hero along with the other two ran into the room and found her friend still tied up on the chair.
"Mmm!" Monique said through the duct tape and Kim rushed to untie her. Shego joined the red head while Wade went to stop the ticking bomb. When the girl was finally freed, she had tears in her eyes and hugged Kim tightly.
"I'm so sorry Kim!"
Kim hushed her and rubbed in back, telling her it wasn't her fault and that she knew that the girl did her best to protect Reyna and herself. When Monique had finally calmed down, Kim asked Wade, "Did you contact Yori?"
The teenager nodded, and set the silver case he had on Kim's bed. "I've sent a ride to p
One Weird Family 9~Snitch~One Weird Family 94 years ago in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
Shego glared up at her clone who just smirked in turn. Then she looked over to the side, seeing Kim vulnerable at her clone's feet. Time seemed to slow, but her anger continued to grow. She growled at the site, and her hands flared, burning into her clone's shoulders. She slid her feet under her opponent, and pushed her off. When the drone landed on her back, Shego threw a bolt of plasma at her face, and ran towards Kim's clone.
Kim felt like she was useless now. Her clone had her where she wanted her, and she couldn't think fast enough of what to do. The clone then swung her sword down upon the fallen hero, but it never made contact.
Shego appeared in front of Kim, holding the blade of the sword. "Oh no you don't." The green woman said lowly.
The clone looked shocked, and tried to press the blade deeper into Shego's hand, making the other woman's hand bleed. Shego's plasma grew brighter as she put more energy into it. But it was difficult to melt the blade, since it wa
Kim...WARNING! Tear jerker!Kim...4 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
Inspired by the song: When you're gone by Avril Lavigne
Shego was a strong person. Very strong. She had built layers of walls for her emotions and locked them in a cage long ago, but there was one person in her life who broke down those walls and unlocked that cage. That was when she realized how she really felt towards that person when her walls came crashing down. She learned how to feel again. She learned how it felt to be loved, and to love. It was hard at first, but, with the help of her loved one, she got used to it. Now thanks to that person, Shego was breaking down. Emotionally.
The green woman sat in the middle of their bed, Indian style. It was quiet except for the continuous ticking of the clock on the nightstand. Her breathing calm, and her posture was straight. But even though she may seemed like she was fine, Shego was not. Inside she was breaking down. Crying even. But not a single tear was threatening to escape from her eyes. She fought against it
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One of the most renowned scholars in the field of Islamic studies in the United States, Editor in Chief John L. Esposito provides a regular commentary for visitors to the site. These letters discuss topics pertaining to this resource and the Islamic world, developments on the site and other issues.
The recent attacks in Paris and Copenhagen by terrorists that killed and injured innocent civilians rightly provoked moral outrage and fear. The Paris attacks in particular—which targeted the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo—hit a deep nerve in the Western psyche not only because it killed civilians, but also because it struck at one of our most fundamental freedoms, freedom of speech, regarded as integral to Western civilization and identity.
Why did the terrorists do what they did? We rely on civic and sacred symbols as markers of our identity, and feel most threatened and outraged when these symbols are violated. The terrorists behind the attacks were banking on that. Thus we witnessed the ability of a handful of actors to terrorize a nation and spread that terror beyond its borders, as evidenced by the response of France's allies. Shortly after the incident, the United States, Great Britain, and many other countries immediately announced increased security measures, and some 50 global leaders travelled to Paris to march in solidarity in a million-person march. During a speech in the town of Évry, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls declared war against radical Islam—a global war in the eyes of some. With that, the terrorists had achieved their overarching goal: framing a global conflict along cultural and religious lines, in which they would serve as its first "martyrs."
These attacks, like many before them and regrettably those to come, aim to provoke a kind of asymmetric war in which a small number of people can grab worldwide attention as well as provoke anti-Islamic and anti-Muslim hate speech and hate crimes, all of which play into the victimhood and martyrdom scenario that terrorists use to mobilize support and legitimate their attacks.
Violence in the name of religion is quite simply a crime against humanity committed by murderers, not holy warriors or martyrs. The perpetrators should be labeled and remembered, if at all, as common criminals, thugs, and terrorists who, though dangerous, constitute a very small minority of extremists. Using this tiny fraction of Muslims to generalize about all adherents of Islam is not only wildly inaccurate, but plays into the hands of the terrorists who need this legitimacy in order to claim to speak for the religion. Before making these generalizations, it is important to ask: Do the atrocities committed at Abu Ghraib, and the torture regimen administered in overseas rendition programs, represent all of America? Did the murder of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin by a Jewish extremist represent mainstream Judaism? Or, for that matter, the atrocities committed by militant settlers like Baruch Goldstein, who killed 29 worshipers and wounded another 125 at the Hebron mosque, and whose gravesite became a pilgrimage site for Jewish extremists? Do the crosses displayed at lynchings by the Klu Klux Klan, and more recent violence and bombings by Christian Identity movements and their white supremacist theology, represent Christianity?
What if instead we isolated the perpetrators as criminals rather than anointing them as representatives of a faith community of some 1.6 billion people? The terrorists responsible for attacks in Paris and Copenhagen, much like ISIS and al-Qaeda, represent organizations that lack massive public support—no doubt because so many of their victims are Muslims themselves. In that way, these groups are similar to other fringe ideological movements claiming to represent a wider community that rejects both their philosophy and tactics. The perpetrators in Paris and Copenhagen were criminals with criminal records long before and after they became self-proclaimed religious warriors. Stripped of their "religious" rhetoric and symbolism, they can be seen for who they are: terrorists whose atrocities deliberately aim to provoke their version of a clash of civilizations.
It remains imperative that Muslims continue to condemn terror in the name of God and to promote programs that both marginalize and delegitimate extremists and emphasize religious pluralism and freedom of speech. The US and Europe are challenged to partner with Muslim leaders and communities in the fight against religious extremism. At the same time, they must protect the security and civil liberties of all their citizens; in doing so, they will respond more effectively to the root causes of terrorism as well as to ultranationalists who view the attacks as a justification for perpetual war and isolationism.
For European Muslims especially, ISIS and domestic extremists exploit the feeling of second-class citizenship, of marginalization, alienation and a lack of human dignity due to their identity as Arabs and/or Muslims. Until economic and social programs—so vital for integration, pluralism, equality and mutual respect—address these conditions, the far right (and, as in France, some on the far left) will continue to promote their politics of fear. France has in fact announced a long overdue economic relief program for chronically underdeveloped ghetto areas on the periphery of Paris. But so much more can be done. Along with development efforts, aggressive anti-Islamophobia awareness campaigns and policies are needed to counter anti-immigrant political parties (often a cover for targeting Muslims), similar to what many Western countries have done in fighting anti-Semitism.
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Q. I understand that hemophilia is caused by factor VIII or IX deficiency and both factors work in the intrinsic pathway. But in patients who are missing factors VIII or IX, isn't there still the extrinsic pathway that can activate factor X to convert fibrinogen to fibrin? Please help.
A. Great question!
You are absolutely correct: the extrinsic pathway does, in fact, convert factor X to Xa, which then converts prothrombin to thrombin, which leads to fibrin formation. So why can't you just use that side of the pathway?!
It turns out that you actually need both the intrinsic and extrinsic pathways in your body. In a test tube, you can form fibrin along either pathway. But in the body, the pathways are intertwined in such a way that if you're missing something on either the extrinsic or intrinsic side, you won't be able to clot properly.
In our bodies, the thing that kicks off the clotting cascade is tissue factor "exposure." Tissue factor is not floating around in the blood normally – or at least, it isn't normally "visible" to the blood (it might be in little membrane fragments, but it's not active until it's needed). When you need to form a clot, tissue factor appears, and together with factor VIIa (which happens to be just floating around in the blood) it converts factor X to Xa (which then converts prothrombin to thrombin, which converts fibrinogen to fibrin). So: clotting initially begins along the extrinsic pathway.
The weird thing, though, is that as soon as we make a little Xa, that Xa (along with the aptly-named tissue factor pathway inhibitor) turns off the extrinsic pathway! A little thrombin is formed, though, before the pathway gets turned off – and that thrombin kicks off the intrinsic pathway (the other side of the cascade, with factors VIII and IX). Fibrin formation then proceeds along this pathway until it's no longer needed.
The bottom line is: you need both the intrinsic and extrinsic pathways to form fibrin in vivo. If you don't have factors VIII or IX, you can't utilize the intrinsic pathway – and you'll have a very hard time forming fibrin!
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Anna says:
Thank you so much! I'm currently studying for an exam & was wondering this exact thing. Very clearly explained. Cheers :).
Mantas says:
Best explanation on coagulation ever.
Alex Tran says:
Thank you so much for this explanation Dr. Krafts! You should come visit San Diego again, and speak at UCSD as a guest lecturer on the topic of hemophilia for the Molecular Basis of Human Disease course. You will be LOVED.
Kristine says:
Aw thanks Alex!! That is sounding nice about now…we are under a foot-deep blanket of snow and it will be getting old soon…it would be fun to talk about coag out there!
Dr. Rajan says:
wonderful answer
Shay Fabbro says:
Love the simplicity of this answer! I am going to use this to help my students understand the basics of the coagulation pathways in their anatomy classes. Many thanks!
Matthew Benger says:
Many thanks for this incredibly succinct explanation.
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Best explained
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