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I'd rather see companies hire people who've been going to hacker conventions for the last decade than someone who did a 40-hour boot camp and got a brain dump. The government will stay behind when they don't have people who know the subject doing the hiring.
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The big problem there is recruiting the people attending hacker conventions. There may be a few talented individuals here and there who are willing to take on civil employment or working for someone else in a corporation, but by and large, you're talking about people whose very nature skews away from that type of work.
Tom Kellerman, vice president for cybersecurity at cloud security firm Trend Micro said it best at an event in October: "The U.S. has a culture of bastardizing the hacker community as a whole," he said. "If you're technically sophisticated and you know how to become a mission [yourself], why would you want a boss?"
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The only benefit of certification is for the certification providers! It takes critical finances, time and resources away from defense projects with little to no benefit in return. Experience is by far the premier indicator.
But how do you measure that experience? I'm not defending certifications, merely playing devil's advocate – and reporting to you the response I got when I expressed a similar sentiment. Most commonly, certification requirements are used at least as a front-end filter in the hiring process rather than a guarantee of IT security savvy. But it's possible – maybe even likely? – that credentials end up being more than just a checked box that gets your resume past the first phase.
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From a hiring perspective, perhaps certification can enhance a resume to a degree, however, the government Cyber Security Workforce certification requirements are a drain on resources. Additionally, while keeping up with security patches is important, we need to focus on persistant threats through monitoring our network baselines and inbound/outbound traffic. Certifications do not capture these principles well. We need to be more proactive in cyber security and less reactive.
When hiring it is hard to know a person's talent level, but Certifications at least show a basic knowledge. I guess in an ideal world you would have a talent based Cert. I know there are a lot of people who have Certs. that can't do squat with networks, servers, IA, etc. I know at one time I was a Novell CNE but I didn't have the skills to manage a network. So I know what the author is saying.
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The main difference it that humans have to learn to do math, and with computers that is an innate part of their function. If a computer is to think like a human, it needs to be bad in math, as all this mathematical precision is expensive in energy terms. Humans don't usually do e^(0.5*ln(X)) when trying to figure out the square root of some number. One way is to pick a number between 0 and X and multiply that number by itself, if that number is greater than X, then that number is the upper bound of the next number you pick and 0 is the lower bound, otherwise that number picked is the lower bound of the next number picked and X is the upper. If one keeps following that algorithm one gets fairly close to the actual square root fairly quickly. The brain does a lot of its thinking by guesses or random numbers, and often times a quick decision is better than a mathematically precise answer which is what computers are used for.
At this point I have to conclude you know absolutely nothing about actual computer science, so maybe you should refrain from commenting on how to simulate human brains (or anything else, really.)
Actually I have a degree in it, what is lacking is an understanding of how the brain works. Are you saying a future computer can't simulate the human brain? Then you are saying there is a part of the universe that can't be simulated with mathematical algorithms, and that 3 pounds or organic matter in your skull is beyond the ability of any conceivable computer to emulate, the rules at work within the brain are somehow non-mathematical, maybe a soul or spirit separate from the body is involved then.
If you have a degree in computer science then you got ripped off, because so far you've not said anything that tells me you understand much at all about how computers work, nor how they are designed, nor how organic brains differ from them.
I never said you can't simulate the human brain--that's hogwash, of course. It is certainly
, but an analog electro-chemical computer operates on entirely different principles from a digital electronic computer. It's like describing how to simulate the behavior of an airplane using nothing but grapefruit. Our level of understand of human brain functions is too inadequate to approach any kind of accurate simulation.
In addition, you claimed that if we just simulate the neuronal activity of a human brain, personality and consciousness will emerge. There is no reason to believe this is so. We do not know how the electro-chemical processes of the brain interact to give rise to what we see as intelligence, consciousness, and free will. To think that if we just simulate neuronal functions it will happen by itself is quite wishful. I'm not implying there is a soul or any quality that is impossible to duplicate, just that we know so little about what we want to duplicate, it is not going to happen by accident, at least not within a timeframe relevant to humans.
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Get those DBZ fanboyz!
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U can Run but u cant HIDE!!!
running towards thousands of DBZ fanboys
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and this is why i dont compete in RPG's.
Im invurnable!
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Shazam (Lord M.) says:
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Give them, nothing! But take from them, EVERYTHIN!!!
Rips out DBZ fanboys spine, flatten it into a headband, rips out another and folds it into nunchuks, begins pounding the crap out of DBZ fanboys
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;) good luck girls!
hey look a little fire and a lot of ashes! :D
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lets hope so...
Am I to late to join the party?
well u could still pee in the ocean if u want to... read above...
Couldn't we just start on the other fanboys.
okay u pick first :D which ones?^^
Gotteta says:
"face it dB universe is superior to evertyone elses even dc"
About 90% of the world disagrees. DBZ is atrocious writing (sorry Boken, just ignore me here), and Marvel and DC have good writing, better animation (I said it, yeah), better dialogue, and just all around better stories. DBZ is whupped in every category going up against either.
neither did i :D lets not leave it at DB fanboys lets get em ALL!!
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there you go! now thats style^^
huh!? did i hear something? sounded like a fart...
is that like the new Glock?^^
forgot the (let the clip slide out) button ;)
couldnt actuallly work though... the bullets would never go through the barrels to far away and a soon as the motor spins the chacne that ONE bullet actually goes through a barrel is rediculously low.
May I suggest Wolverine fan boys get torched next ... though, they have this bad habit of healing back from almost nothing. Get 'em!
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thought ur a wolverine fan?
As of late? No, not really, I really would like to see the over used, bastardized version of what I used to like about the character to be pushing up daisies.
Wolverine was never really meant to heal back from a burnt out skeleton, In My Humble Opinion. When he was still vulnerable (I had alot of fun reading Essential Wolverine Volume 1 and Volume 2, plus even the Origin stuff wasn't too bad), I felt some empathy for the character, but now? Forget it, he is immortal and what is immortal isn't really as much fun to read anymore. I don't really get into Superman comics either. Plus a plethora of other characters that just seem well, no longer relatable from my own experiences. Now there is this female version of him and a son. Okaaay. Sorry, I didn't dig the character when he was just another something for Hulk to fight and I don't dig him now that he is just another something for ... well, Planet Hulk to fight. =P
Spiderman is about the only character I can still really dig. Too bad its hard as heck to follow with the huge amount of comic lines that one has spawned.
Bah, I mostly read Graphic Novels now, and hardly any of those from Marvel it seems. Squadron Supreme was fun.
Plus, have you seen some of the crazy posts Wolverine fan boys post? Its totally out of hand.
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This is like shooting fish in a barrel. (Liverwurst uses his laser eyes to take down a wave of DC fanboys)
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The overall perinatal death rate was 45 percent, ranging from 93 percent at 22 gestational weeks to 24 percent at 26 weeks, the study found. Among live births, 22 percent of the infants died within six days of delivery, including 8.2 percent who died in the delivery room and 5 percent died from seven to 27 days after birth.
Altogether, 30 percent of the infants who were born alive died before the age of 1 year. The number of stillbirths, delivery room deaths, neonatal deaths and infant deaths decreased with gestational age. For infants surviving 28 days, there was no significant association between gestational age at birth and one-year survival, Marsal's team found.
Treatment with tocolytics, which are drugs that delay or stop labor, corticosteroids or both appeared to help lower the odds of death. So did treatment soon after birth with surfactant -- a fluid produced shortly before birth that prevents the lungs from filling with water. Birth at an "advanced care" hospital was also associated with a lower risk of infants dying, the Swedish team found.
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So, I waited until today because it seems weird to start a new thread during the weekend instead of Monday. This weekend went well for me. DH took care of DS all day Saturday and I got to just read and run errands that I didn't want to do with DS. It was a good weekend and nice to not feel as bad. Still get the whole gagging heaving thing along with incredibly overwhelming fatigue but not all day, I will take it! Oh and I am so happy for everyone that got to hear heartbeats! So sweet!
Yay for heartbeats! I still have until the 24th!! I keep having this insane thought that I'm not really pregnant, but then I feel my lower belly and it's all hard and defined w/ a bump, and I know I am. Weird.
I'm suddenly gagging when I brush my teeth. I thought I was actually going to get away w/out any sickness, lol.
Work has been interesting lately. I am of a different religeous view than my boss and coworkers, and lately they have really been harping on how right they are about their views, and how their views are superior. I'll probably post in the religeon forum about it. I want the talk to stop, but I don't want to offend my boss. She is easily offendible and flies off the handle.
~Christy , mom to DD Sage (12-2003) and DS Isaac (04-2012) , wife to Josh .
flavorfull: Thanks for the new thread! Glad to hear you are starting to feel better too!
I missed my midwife appointment last week since I was sick. Feeling better now but I can't seem to sleep at night. I have insomnia sometimes and it looks like I might have to talk to the doc about meds so that I can get enough sleep to function during the day. I am also going to start going to the chiropractor and getting a monthly massage now that I am in the 2nd trimester. Hopefully, this will help with the sleep problems and keep this pregnancy running smoothly. If anyone has any suggestions I am open to advice!
I was away from MDC for awhile...did they get rid of the religeon forums?
~Christy , mom to DD Sage (12-2003) and DS Isaac (04-2012) , wife to Josh .
Christy - That stinks. Religion talk at work is really touchy, and especially a boss should be sensitive to that. :( Sorry you're going through it.
they didn't approve me for pregnancy medicaid, it doesn't really make sense. I'm calling tomorrow to see if maybe there was a mistake in their paperwork or something. If I am not approved not really sure what we will do. Unassisted? who knows. I am going to try not to worry about it until after I talk to medicaid. cross your fingers for me.
I have started to feel the baby move more consistently.
religion at work should just not be talked about, uber unprofessional.
good luck on the sleep thing, mine has been intermittent and I end up needing to lay down during the day, unfortunately I have no advice.
Courtney and Cree, baby made 3, added one more then there were 4, sakes alive, then we had 5, another in the mix now we have 6!
A Momma in love with her Little Women-Jewel Face, Jo Jo Bean, June Bug, and Sweet Coraline.
Adoremybabe - Thanks! I already posted in TAO, and so far, no one has moved it or locked it, lol.
Courtney - I had a friend that got denied b/c the worker glossed over the section that asks if you are pregnant and what your due date is. It was a big hassle for them to get approved again b/c he tried to blame them for the error, and they couldn't get another worker to look at it. When I turned in my app, I put it in a 10x13 envelope and wrote my name, "Medicaid Application" and "Pregnant - Due 04/18/12" on the front. I got my approval w/in a week. Hopefully that's all that happened and it won't be a huge headache to get things started/fixed for you. If not, can you check into MW's in your area that might barter? Good luck!
~Christy , mom to DD Sage (12-2003) and DS Isaac (04-2012) , wife to Josh .
I'm hoping that's it. I dd fax in a letter with the pregnancy confirmation and did fill out the form saying I was pregnant and due 4-1-12. BUT those things can be missed as it was a recertfication and they may have been just looking for income changes.
Courtney and Cree, baby made 3, added one more then there were 4, sakes alive, then we had 5, another in the mix now we have 6!
A Momma in love with her Little Women-Jewel Face, Jo Jo Bean, June Bug, and Sweet Coraline.
I know it is still way late but it is a huge improvement for me.
Best of luck!
Hmm, got to love the insomnia. I have an hour or two every night when I wake up and just cannot fall asleep. I am so tired it seems ridiculous. I am hoping that maybe with a little more activity and moving into the second trimester will help. I never had this at all with DS.
I agree, religious talk in the work place is not professional. Sorry you have to figure out how to handle it.
We are going through our own insurance stuff too. It is so annoying. The larger insurance company will cover homebirth midwives in our state but the specific plan that my husband's work has in place has a specific part that says it will not cover homebirth. So, we can't appeal but we are going to talk to HR to see if we get an exception or what to do. It feels like a long shot. I just keep hoping that we will have moved back to NC anyway which is not helping my mood or motivation about the situation. We are waiting to see if DH gets a call back for an interview and will know in the next couple of days. Really hard to not get my hopes up!
belacsmsage- a monthly massage....I am going to have to see what I can do to get that in! I get to go to the chiro which is really helpful but a massage sounds even better!
So wondering if anyone else ever gets this....if I stand up for a long time or walk around a lot (like miles) then my cervix/vagina start to ache? I feel better if I sit for a minute. Is it just a matter of needing to do more kegels? is my hoo ha really that out of shape or is this a pg thing?
Pain in the "hoo ha" - I might suspect that it's a pregnancy/exertion thing. That happens to me sometimes too. Maybe it is a clue for more kegels. I never felt it before #1 was born. Hmmmmm, that was a lot of help wasn't it? Well, more kegels never hurt anyone!
Insurance makes life interesting doesn't it? We don't have an individual deductable just a family. It's 4k! We had planned to get pregnant and have this babe all in one year but that isn't going to happen. So I talked to my doctor and he is willing to wait until the first of the year when I will be just over 26 weeks to do the "20 week" ultrasound. I am very pleased with that as it will help us out a bit. Hopefully this little babe stays healthy and we can stick to this plan.
I actually managed to get a bathroom cleaned today before I hit my wall of exhaustion. I can tell that DH is getting a bit frustrated. So am I but I had a good talk with him (hopefully!) and told him that I need his support more than ever now and that I realize that I'm going on about how hard it is for me to do things being so tired. This pregnancy thing can be so tuff!
Married to DH 7 years and have three fantastic kiddos! DS 6, DD 4, and DS 2 ...... lo and behold another is on the way!
YAY! My uterus is at my belly button and baby is big enough to feel a "lump" in whatever part of it they are in. Funny the little things that comfort you and make you finally feel pregnant, but apparently for me, these two are working. With each day I get less and less nervous (or I guess more accurately less certain I'm not going to make it to the end). Now that my cold is getting over I'm even starting to get more energy. I may get to enjoy this pregnancy yet LOL
Thursday Girl: Sorry they're making things so complicated. I don't have insurance, but feel lucky that this time around I don't have to worry about it too much. My midwife charges between $2000 and $3000 for the whole pregnancy and labor, and said that she'll take payments and accept whatever we can afford, so if we can't even come up with the $2000 she'll be fine. I don't know if shes always like that, or is making an exception due to our circumstance, but I'll be grateful either way. Are you doing a home birth or hospital? Maybe you can work something out with homebirth, and with hospital birth they have to take you if you come in during labor, they just bill you big and you have to try to either make payment arrangements or work out some sort of cash discount. Either way, I think there may be ways around it (not as ideal as having insurance probably, but still less stressful than it might otherwise be).
Christy: I'm so sorry you're having trouble at work. There is just no excuse for that. It seems like you could even cause grief for some sort of harassment, just totally unprofessional and really kind of cruel to imply any beliefs you hold are superior to those of another (who would take their beliefs just as seriously). Sometimes I think this country (heck, mankind for that matter) is not evolving very quickly *sigh*. Hope things get better soon, you don't need the added stress I'm sure.
Brande: Mama of 5 and perpetual student.
thursday girl... hopefully it's just a clerical error, but i know either way its a pain to deal with. Should they deny you again, if you choose to go to a hospital you could talk to your provider about just staying 24 hours after the birth rather than 48. My friend did that and it saved for thousands. Also, sometimes a midwife will cut you a break if she is training a new midwife, who would be primary on your case, so that may be an option too. hope it all gets sorted out and keep us posted!
as for me, i'm still dealing with contractions way before i thought i would be. anyone have any suggestions for that one? they're not painful but i worry that they stress out the baby...
and sadly, yes, i get the achy hoo ha too after a long day...the only way i get relief is to just sit for a while...ugh
anyway, i hope everyone's monday went well!
Married to overworked DH since 2003, happily mama to DD (01/09) and DS (4/12)
Hello All! Would love to join in the the chat-- finally feeling quite a bit better (knock on wood )-- I'm 13 and 4 days. Really excited to hit the 14 week mark soon! I can feel a little bump about that reaches about 1/2 way to my belly button. I check it a lot during the day . It's starting to sink in a little bit more...
Chiromama~ I've been dealing with bad cramping since the beginning. I'm taking a liquid cal/mag supplement suggested by a couple of midwives I know and that seems to help. I've also been trying to find a cramp bark supplement-- none at my local coop, but I've heard that can be really helpful. And, lots of water.
Thursday~ You can feel the baby moving?!? This is my first baby so I can't feel anything-- I'm so excited to get there though. I have to help my clients with their MA all the time (I'm a public health nurse) and I run into issues all the time. Keep on them-- if you don't have a good caseworker as to speak with their supervisor, that tends to move things along.
Me = Healer, yogini, lactivist, step-mom, and wife to my dream come true So grateful-- for my two healthy kiddos
damn, lost all my post.
short recap- medicaid straightened out, I'd like to say it's a clerical error but at this point I am cynical and think it's an attempt to cover less people. Luckily I know the tricks, call at 8 am on the dot or you don't get through, listen because the phone picks up and you hear nothing for over a minute, you must wait, eventually they will start talking. listen through all the prompts, follow the right key press pattern and finally they connect you.
adoremy babe- I JUST had a conversation with Hubs last night about how each pregnancy seems to be harder on my body and how I need him to remain helpful. He IS but I think he thinks I am milking it, because I have done this before and sometimes with less complaints and pains then this time. I think what I said made sense and now he won't do things grudgingly at times.
Jessimaca, yep I feel movement daily. I am 15 weeks and change and it's my 4th pregnancy. I did not feel movement this early in my first pregnancy.
Courtney and Cree, baby made 3, added one more then there were 4, sakes alive, then we had 5, another in the mix now we have 6!
A Momma in love with her Little Women-Jewel Face, Jo Jo Bean, June Bug, and Sweet Coraline.
I hear ya about the middle of the night insomnia! I didn't have this with my first pregnancy but every morning at about 3am I wake up and stare at the ceiling. It doesn't help that DS is almost always in the bed with us at that point and he likes to be right on top of me!! We only have a queen sized bed so we either need to get a bigger bed before this baby comes or help DS learn to stay in his own bed all night long. I feel like the ms is finally subsiding but the heartburn is creeping in. I went to Earth Fare last week and got some papaya enzymes so hopefully that will be all I need to get over the heartburn. I'm so happy to be in the second trimester!! Woo hoo =)
Courtney - So glad to hear the insurance got sorted through your diligent efforts. I wouldn't be surprised if there is pressure to avoid over-covering in this political and financial climate. :( But hopefully it was indeed just a clerical error.
I want to feel the baby moving!!! I feel stuff going on all the time down there but I can't identify it to save my life. And I definitely don't have any light butterfly flutters. :-/
Rosie, I never had light butterfly flutters. I always had what I imagine it feels like if a hamster were using your uterus as a hamster wheel. This light patter that starts in one place and works it's way to another. Either that or a feeling like there is popcorn popping in your belly. Not light or tickly, just quick gentle little bops. Sometimes if you crunch up (so that your belly is against your thighs), it makes it easier to feel.
Brande: Mama of 5 and perpetual student.
Thursday Girl - I'm in your "cynical boat." All the insurance companies (and probably Medicaid/Medicare) are apt to deny people the first go round. Imagine how much money they can save themselves from all the people who give up right away. As annoying as it is to deal with, calling back almost always fixes the problem. Glad you did, it would be a shame to pay out of pocket for something you qualify for.
DH is convinced I'm being over-sensitive and/or milking the baby thing too. He keeps telling me that I'm barely pregnant and should feel fine. Even the dr. saying at every appointment that fatigue is really normal in the 1st trimester doesn't seem to sink in for him. Oh well, I am starting to feel less overwhelmingly fatigued. I at least don't feel like I can only work half a day at work before needing a nap. Not to the point of being able to keep up with housework, but at least making it through work-work.
Now that we got past the first dr. visit, I want to start telling friends, but after knowing for 2 months while keeping it a secret, it almost seems hard to spill the beans now.
(DSD 10yo) - (29wks 2/2012) - (1/2013) - (7/2014) -
She's here!
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Courtney - Glad you got that worked out! I know it's got to be a relief!
No religious talk today so far, but it's only lunchtime. Talked w/ DH about it lastnight, and decided when the next conversation starts, I'm going to speak up politely and ask that the conversations don't take place around me. And I'll be honest and say that I haven't spoken up b/c I am afraid I'll get fired for it, and see what happens. I don't want to offend anyone, but I hate sitting here being proselytised to with direct contradictions and attacks to my faith/beliefs. Thanks for your commiseration, lol. Hopefully it will end soon.
I feel like I'm way bigger than I should be for 12W6D. I've gained a total of 5 pounds so far, but I am bumped out more than I think I should be. Anyone else feeling like that?
~Christy , mom to DD Sage (12-2003) and DS Isaac (04-2012) , wife to Josh .
Rosie, I never had light butterfly flutters. I always had what I imagine it feels like if a hamster were using your uterus as a hamster wheel. This light patter that starts in one place and works it's way to another. Either that or a feeling like there is popcorn popping in your belly. Not light or tickly, just quick gentle little bops. Sometimes if you crunch up (so that your belly is against your thighs), it makes it easier to feel.
This is my first time (approx. 12.5 weeks) so I have absolutely NO idea what to expect but I have felt something and am wondering if maybe it's baby? Occasionally when poking around for my fundus i feel just a little slightly uncomfortable tickle right in the area where I assume my uterus to be. It doesn't quite feel like popcorn or a hamster because i think of those as being rough feeling but more like... fingers gently stroking my abdomen from inside, but only in the area about the size of my fist (or perhaps a bit smaller even). what do you think?
happily married to my rock and roll cowboy since 2009, living the dream with our Rosebud, 26/04/12
The kicks (or popcorn) are a little rougher, sort of like finger pokes. The "hamster" feeling I was referring to is definitely not rough, think of those tiny little hamster feet pattering across, you'd barely be able to tell individual steps...almost exactly like the stroking you are referring to. A lot of people will tell you it's still early, but I think it depends on how sensitive you are to feelings in/on your body. With my first I could feel her at 14 weeks, and by then the strokes covered slightly larger areas, but I don't doubt you could feel it if you're really aware. Especially at your stage I would expect anything you felt would be right down along the pubic bone.
Brande: Mama of 5 and perpetual student.
I am suffer from insomnia as well! I just lay there from 3AM until 7AM wishing I could sleep. It doesn't help that DH has a cold which is making him snore!
I feel/am huge! I am 12w5d and I look like I am 6 months. I have only gained 3lbs but I have a very short torso. My doctor was even making fun of how big I am and how big I will be.
We had another Ultrasound today and we let my DD who is 11.5 come with us. It was so wonderful that she was able to be there. She almost started crying. The baby was putting on a great show for us crossing its legs, waving, and even sucking its thumb!! I think I finally feel excited about this pregnancy!!
Me (34) DH (33) We are the proud parents to Rebecca (11) and we are all three excited to welcome our newest addition April 20th.
Courtney--hopefully its straightened out for good. What a pain. What ever happened with your blood work? Will they have to take it again or were they able to do it for you?
Re. balance/growth--I really think that even if you aren't gaining weight, there's so much shifting around in there that it would make sense for your balance to be off. I haven't gained any weight but I can tell that I'm not as steady as I normally am--I hold on when going up the stairs now, just in case. Same thing with "fumble fingers" as I call them here. I drop everything, and I'm attributing it to the hormones and muscles relaxing throughout my body. DD finds it entertaining. "Wa happened mommy?" And I know its just going to get worse!
Re. baby tickles--yep, definitely there. 14+4 weeks here. Consistently on my right, inside my hip. Feels like someone signing "yes" inside there over and over. I feel it most when I lay down on my back and everything is still/quiet. You can also try giving baby a little shove to see if s/he reacts. I don't think I felt anything until 16+ weeks with my first. I mostly assumed it was all intestinal.
I'm pretty sure DH thinks I'm being wimpier this time too. 'Course with the first, I could eat dinner out every night and go to sleep at 7:00 p.m. if I needed to--not the same as having a toddler. Sometimes I want to bop him over the head. But that's mostly the pg talking too.
I am sleeping well at night, but I am still so tired. I had such a delightful nap this afternoon that I have to share. I put DD down for her nap and was able to sleep (in and out) for an hour before we had to go get DS from school. There was a prefect breeze coming in the window right across my face and I cuddled up with all the pillows. Loved it!
I feel as big as a house, and have gained about 5 lbs so far. I am 5'2", and I always carry straight out front. There is no where else for it to go!
We went to my Grandma's 80th birthday this weekend. I didn't realize my dad hadn't told anyone, so it was pretty fun when I showed up in maternity clothes. My aunts were super excited, and I was surprised that even my grandma was. She has always encouraged me to get my master's degree, and I have no desire for that right now. One time she even said to me that "women who are meant to be out in this world will never be content staying at home," like I am selling myself short taking care of my kids and that she regrets having taken care of hers. This weekend she was super happy for me and talked about how lucky she felt to have had 5 children. She even wanted to know if I still plan to have 6 kids like I used to want. I don't know on that one. It was just good to get a positive response from her.
I felt my last baby move around 16 weeks, so that is what I am expecting this time around. I have occasionally felt a little something, but I am just not sure. My baby is about 3 inches long. It seems like I should feel a 3 inch something moving around inside of me!
Mom to Sam (3/2007), Bekah (4/2009), Jedidiah (4/2012), and Caroline Grace (3/2014)
so jealous of that nap!!!
movement- the first time I felt movement with my first I thought it was gas at first, then i realized it was movement. drinking ice water, orange juice or coffee can also get baby moving.
Kate- they had to throw the 4 VIALS of blood out and I have to go redo that. I'm just glad it's covered or I was going to start having to check out the unassisted board and learn some stuff.
Courtney and Cree, baby made 3, added one more then there were 4, sakes alive, then we had 5, another in the mix now we have 6!
A Momma in love with her Little Women-Jewel Face, Jo Jo Bean, June Bug, and Sweet Coraline.
I'm still not sure if what i'm feeling is baby, it could very well be intestinal, but I am paying close attention! I guess I'll figure it out sooner or later!
happily married to my rock and roll cowboy since 2009, living the dream with our Rosebud, 26/04/12
Just a quickie before I pop off to bed.... my midwife appointment today went well and we were able to hear the heartbeat! Yay!
So there really is a baby in there.
Laura, mama to my wonderful Wilhelmina (11/08) and my precious Peregrine (4/12)
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Popular First-Year 1854 Three Dollar Gold, Awe-Inspiring MS68 PCGS Quality1854 $3 MS68 PCGS. The Three Dollar gold series of 1854-1889 is among the more curious in U.S. numismatics. If we are to believe Breen, Congress authorized this denomination for ease of exchanging Three Cent Silvers and purchasing sheets of three cent stamps. The initial Philadelphia Mint delivery occurred on May 8 of 1854 with the final coins of this date emerging from the presses on November 10. Although not widely recognized as such, the 1854 represents a one-year type--the letters in DOLLAR on the reverse are significantly smaller than on coins dated 1855-1889.
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6 Building settlements, towns, cities and dwellings / 6.4 Dwellings
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|1870s (fabric, historical)
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|Moody's Cottages are significant historically as important surviving evidence of the growth of Spring Hill as a dormitory suburb in the 1860s and 1870s, and in particular of the area between Leichhardt Street and Gregory Terrace.
|Criterion B
|They are rare Brisbane examples of masonry working class homes of the 1870s, rarer still for their brick and stone construction, brick on edge work, and gable style. They include a rare example of 1870s masonry, semi-detached working class housing in Brisbane.
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|They include a rare example of 1870s masonry, semi-detached working class housing in Brisbane.
|Criterion E
|The cottages have aesthetic value and are important for their streetscape contribution. They are an integral part of the Victoria and Rogers Streets historical precinct, as identified under the Spring Hill development control plan.
|Moody's Cottages were constructed probably in the mid-1870s. They comprise a pair of semi-detached brick houses [Cooee and an unnamed neighbour] and an adjacent, detached brick house [Allandoon]. William Moody, a letter carrier employed by the Brisbane Post Office, acquired subdivisions 23 and 24 of portion 236, parish of North Brisbane, in early 1870. Whether any buildings existed on the site, which Moody had purchased from William John Farmer Cooksley, a Brisbane builder, is not known. Although directories reveal Moody was resident in Brisbane by 1874, he is not listed specifically as living in Victoria Street until 1876. In September 1874 the property was re-surveyed into three equal resubdivisions by Richard Gailey, licensed surveyor and a leading Brisbane architect, and it is likely that he was the designer of the cottages. The survey plan was signed by both William Moody and Thomas Spilsbury, a compositor and later Queen Street confectioner, whose purchase of resubdivision 3 from Moody was registered immediately the survey was completed. On this property Spilsbury raised a mortgage of £280, which may have financed the construction of the three houses, in partnership with Moody. The mortgage was released in April 1876, and the resubdivision was resold to Moody in May of the same year. Little is known of Moody's background which might account for how a postman, promoted to mail sorter in the 1880s, was able to become the owner of three brick houses. Moody's houses remained the property of his daughters Susannah, Hannah and Margaret Jane until 1949. Allandoon was renovated in the 1980s, and remains a private residence. In 1988 the semi-detached houses were converted into a house and gallery/studio by well known Brisbane artist Rick Everingham, and the name Cooee is generally applied to the pair.
|Cooee Cooee and its neighbour originally formed a pair of semi-detached, single-storeyed brick cottages with separate, steeply pitched gabled roofs containing attic spaces lit by dormer windows. The galvanised iron roofs are likely to have been shingled originally. The foundations are of Brisbane tuff and the exterior and party walls are brick on edge ['rats nest' bond], a cheaper form of construction seen occasionally in surviving Brisbane buildings of the 1860s and 1870s, such as the 1863 Callender House [600169] on Wickham Terrace. The buildings follow the slope down Victoria Street, with the southeastern house higher than its attached neighbour. Both houses have narrow front verandahs adjacent to the street pavement. These have separate convex galvanised iron roofs, timber posts with replaced fretwork brackets, cast-aluminium balustrading and brick end walls of english bond construction. Timber lattice has been added to the verandah of the higher house. No.8, the top house and the larger of the two, is comprised of a central brick core with four rooms, an end hallway which leads through the house to an attached kitchen/dining room and bathroom (twentieth century additions), and two attic bedrooms. French doors open from the two front rooms onto the verandah. Internal walls are of brick or vertically jointed pine boards, and cedar doors with fanlights are a feature. No.12 is a smaller building consisting of two main rooms, attic bedroom, and hallway with a pressed metal ceiling which leads to the rear of the house, where twentieth century kitchen, dining room and bathroom facilities have been added. In 1988 false ceilings were installed in the main rooms to accommodate track lighting, and the house was converted into a gallery, the attic room becoming an artist's studio. By early 1989 the pair had become a house and gallery/studio with the removal of a section of the brick party wall. Despite some alteration to both structure and fabric, the former semi-detached houses retain their basic form and materials, present a reasonably intact exterior to the street, and are of a housing type rare in Brisbane. Allandoon Allandoon is a small, single-storeyed brick house, rectangular in shape, with a gabled roof of corrugated iron which probably was shingled originally. The foundations are of Brisbane tuff and the earliest section of the building is constructed of brick on edge ('rats nest' bond), the same technique used in the adjacent semi-detached cottages. A narrow front verandah, which has a convex corrugated iron roof, timber posts, fretwork brackets, cast-aluminium balustrading and brick end walls of english bond construction, abuts the street pavement. Internally the house consists of four main rooms opening off a central hallway, with later kitchen, dining and bathroom facilities added at the rear. The house presents a reasonably intact exterior to the street, and is painted in heritage shades.
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At approximately 650 square feet, the standard rooms at the Venetian are among the largest on the Strip. Each room contains a bedroom separated by an elegant railing from the sunken living room. Floor-to-ceiling windows, three flat-screen TVs, king-size pillow-top beds dressed in Egyptian cotton sheets, and huge L-shaped sofas in the living rooms combine to create a feel of opulence. The 130-square-foot bathroom has marble detailing, twin sinks, and a soaking tub.
Encore at Wynn Las Vegas Rating: 5.0 Pearls
The standard rooms at the Encore are far from standard. Each 700- to 745-square-foot Resort Suite includes a living room and bedroom divided by a half-wall, on top of which sits a huge, rotating flat-screen TV that can be viewed from either space. You could easily host a small party of friends in the bathroom alone. Deco-style lamps, hound's-tooth walls, blond wood credenzas, and mirrors that span the entire wall (including alongside the bed) evoke a sort of swinging bachelor pad circa 1945. The beds are nothing short of amazing.
The Signature At MGM Grand Rating: 4.5 Pearls
Rooms at the MGM Grand's all-suite luxury offshoot are among the most luxurious in Sin City. Junior Suites are about 500 square feet -- big enough to accommodate a small family, using the pullout couch -- and include a kitchenette along one wall. The bathroom features a small TV above the marble vanity and bath amenities by June Jacobs. The technology is top of the line as well: the flatscreen TV gets about 50 channels (some in HD), an iPod player is at your disposal, and all rooms have Wi-Fi.
Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas Rating: 5.0 Pearls
The Mandarin's rooms start at a spacious 500 square feet, but it's not their size that sets them apart -- the less expensive rooms at the neighboring Aria are just as big. Rather, it's the details that put the Mandarin's rooms in a class above: bath salts by the deep, freestanding tub; wine and champagne glasses in the cupboard; a ceramic hair straightener in the bathroom; a "technology kit" at the desk; a reading light on the bed -- the list goes on. The same attention to detail went into the lovely Asian-inspired decor, which is unique to the hotel (no two Mandarin Orientals look alike).
Delano Las Vegas Rating: 4.5 Pearls
A major shift from the dark public spaces, all of the 1,117 rooms are styled in whites with gray and gold accents; they're bright with light pouring in from the floor-to-ceiling windows. They're all suite-style, so expect a separate living area and an additional half bath in each room. Furnishings are chic and more feminine looking, aside from a comfy black leather chair. Plush white bedding and very firm pillows (that are being replaced) are standard. Standard rooms are 725 square feet, which makes them some of the largest in Vegas.
Wynn Las Vegas Rating: 5.0 Pearls
Starting at about 600 square feet, the standard Resort Rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows that offer amazing views of either the Strip or the 18-hole golf course behind the hotel. As at the Wynn's adjoining property, the Encore, the curtains can be operated by a switch near the bed -- that way there's less of a reason to rise from the sinfully comfortable king-size Wynn Dream Bed by Sealy.
Trump International Hotel & Tower Las Vegas Rating: 4.5 Pearls
The sophisticated, understated decor tastefully counterbalances the room's flashier features: Even the 515-square-foot standard Studio Suite has a marble shower, a Jacuzzi tub, and twoflat-screen TVs. The cradle-you-to-sleep bed has a Stearns and Foster mattress covered with pricey 500-thread-count Bellino sheets, a soft featherbed, a thick down comforter, and extra-large down pillows.
Bellagio Rating: 5.0 Pearls
The Bellagio's 510-square-foot standard King Rooms are wonderful in many ways, but the Italian marble bathrooms, with black granite countertops and deep soaking tubs, may be the highlight. Thick, oversize towels are everywhere -- around the shower, the tub, even folded into the sheet drawers. You could pile them up and happily go to sleep there -- if the real beds weren't so comfortable.