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Congressmen are not only sending millions of tax dollars back home in earmarks that affect the value of their own property but also funding projects in which family members are involved. That's the latest revelation describing high-level graft and corruption on Capitol Hill, courtesy of the Washington Post.
A shave and a haircut will cost you more than two bits just about anywhere, but it'll run you over two Hamiltons at the U.S. Senate barbershop — more than double what barbers in some parts of the country charge. Yet despite these high prices, the shop, which is supposed to be self-sustaining, ended up $300,000 in the hole last year and got its own taxpayer bailout, proving once again that government is incapable of performing even the smallest tasks cheaply and competently.
As the 2012 election nears, a report published by the non-partisan Pew Center on the States asserted that nearly two million deceased Americans are still registered to vote, while one in every eight voter registrations contains significant errors. More than 2.7 million Americans have active registrations in more than one state, and approximately 12 million contain address inaccuracies, likely preventing them from receiving voting-related mail; further, more than 50 million eligible U.S. citizens are unregistered.
Although Barack Obama is the first black President of the United States, he is by no means unique, except for his complexion. He follows in the footsteps of other presidents with a similar vision, the vision at the heart of the Progressive movement that flourished a hundred years ago.
While the purported reforms brought on by last year's "Arab Spring" appeared to be floundering in Egypt, the Obama administration is preparing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to advance those same reforms throughout the Islamic world.
On February 13 Washington Governor Chris Gregoire affixed her signature to a law making her state the seventh to legalize homosexual marriage, even as pro-family forces were preparing a referendum that will challenge the measure and give voters the final say on how marriage is defined in the state.
The deadline for comments on the proposed Volcker Rule was Monday night and hundreds, if not thousands, of letters arrived at the last minute to rail against the rule, mostly from Wall Street. The Volcker Rule — which would prohibit banks from trading with their own money — was proposed last summer by former chairman of the Federal Reserve Paul Volcker, who said in a letter to President Obama that they shouldn't be gambling with money guaranteed by the taxpayers. Big losses by government-backed banks that were trading in risky securities such as mortgage-backed assets precipitated the financial crisis in 2008 and set up the need for federal bailouts of those banks.
Following the approval of fresh austerity measures in Greece demanded by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund to qualify for the next round of bailouts, furious rioters clashed with police and set dozens of buildings on fire in Athens. But despite the ongoing conflicts between law enforcement and protesters, the Greek police union has threatened to arrest senior EU and IMF officials, too.
It is said that the dinosaur had a tiny brain in a huge body, which undoubtedly contributed to its extinction. This huge body also required an enormous amount of food for its survival. The public education establishment has the same characteristics: small brain, huge body, enormous appetite for taxpayer money — its only means of survival.
The numbers posted at Investors Business Daily over the weekend by John Merline were impressive: U.S. manufacturing profits last year exceeded $600 billion, almost tripling since the bottom of the recession, while jobs in manufacturing have increased by 400,000 in the past two years. Unemployment in manufacturing has been below the national average for eight straight months, and the industry itself has been growing at three times the rate of the overall economy.


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S 428 Marian Devotion and Apostolic Life Fr. Rob Jack, STL, Instructor in Systematic Theology, will offer a course on Monday and Thursday nights from 7:00-9:40 PM, beginning May 18. The course will look at the connection of Marian devotion and the rise of Apostolic movements based on Mary. The class will examine True Devotion of St. Louis de Montfort and the spiritual movements that grew out of the Montfortian Spirituality. The groups in particular that will be studied are the Legion of Mary, Militia Immaculata, Schoenstatt, and the worldwide Family rosary movement of Fr. Peyton. (Jack, 2 credits)
B 415 Justice in the Prophetic Tradition Mr. Marco Mulattieri, SSL, assistant professor of biblical studies, will offer a course on Monday and Thursday evenings from 7:00-9:40 PM, beginning May 18. The course will examine the contemporary understanding or perception of justice and then examine the biblical vision of justice, especially through the prophets, to see how it can help us better understand what is just. (Mulattieri, 2 credits)
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Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine is now available to pre-purchase on Steam, and there is a fancy new release trailer to help you decide to buy it. If you do decide to get it early, you'll save 10%, making the game only $13.49, or $40.49 for the four-pack.
It's a sweet-looking game that we have been waiting forever to actually get our hands on, and I couldn't be more excited to play the full game at the end of the month. Monaco is coming out on April 24 for PC and Xbox Live Arcade, and a Mac version is on the way soon.


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The 15 Stupidest Ways People Died (Thanks to Crime)
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Death stalks us all at every point in our lives; always watching, always waiting, and ready at any time of day to claim your soul. However, even Death has a stringent moral code, so beware if you're engaged in criminal activity...
Terrence Adams
Brooklyn burglar Terrence Adams died in 1999 while trying to break into a clothes store. Breaking in through the roof, his sweater got caught on a metal support, strangling him. Ironically, the name of the store was the Dum Dum boutique.
The bigger irony? The Dum Dum boutique only sold sweaters.
Mary Terrell
Shoplifter Mary Terrell fled from the Value Village store in Detroit clutching two pairs of shoes in May 2000. To escape pursuing security guards, she hid inside a garbage compactor. Guess what happened next.
Not knowing she was in there, when workers returned from lunch they started the machine, crushing her to death.
Andreas Plack
Andreas Plack, a 23 year old Italian from Merano, bled to death after persuading his cousin to cut open his leg with a chainsaw in an attempt to cash in on a $600,000 insurance policy.
Reg Penny
Tycoon Reg Penny might be alive today if a Lithuanian prostitute had spoken English and known how to dial for an ambulance. Reg, 65, died from a heart attack after having sex with a call girl in Cardiff, Wales, in 2004. The 30 year old used nail clippers to keep his airways open and put him in the recovery position before running away.
Police found Reg's body after reports of scantily-clad woman running from his $1,000,000 mansion late at night. A bottle of sex stimulant amyl nitrate was found next to Reg's naked corpse. At least he went with a smile on his face.
Takahisa Igarishi
Takahisa Igarishi, a 19 year old Japanese Bosozoku biker gang member, was evading police in a high speed chase through the streets of Tokyo. He turned around to flip the bird to the police officers in the pursuing car behind and, unsurprisingly, failed to see the red light that he ran through. Or the taxi cab he smashed into, which killed him.
Kevin Barnes
A 20 year old man obsessed with explosives blew himself up after putting a homemade pipe bomb in his mouth and accidentally lighting the fuse. Kevin Barnes, 20, stuffed a four inch length of copper piping filled with firework-class gunpowder before sucking on it. Then he chanted: "Grenade! Grenade!" before laughing and saying "Tick, tick, boom!" and flicking a lighter, a smirk on his face.
His friends watched in horror in his flat in Northamptonshire, England, as the bomb suddenly ignited, blowing up in his face. Ka-boom!
James Mhlanga
James Mhlanga held up an entry kiosk at the Rhino and Lion Reserve at Krugersdorp in South Africa. Fleeing from pursuing staff, he climbed a high fence and found himself facing a pair of tigers. To be completely honest, we'd be equally surprised to see a pair of tigers in a Rhino and Lion reserve, but that's just us.
According to Police spokewoman Milica Bezuidenhout: "First they grabbed and played with him. Then they bit him. He died of a broken neck and a fractured skull".
Richard Ball
Moped rider Richard "Boyley" Ball might have been the seventh best BMX rider in the world, but perhaps even he was chancing it riding with one foot in plaster and his crutches resting between his legs. Richard, 24, of Hastings in England had been smoking cannabis and drinking prior to riding his bike in the early hours of 30 May 2002, but lost control and crashed into two parked cars, suffering fatal internal injuries.
The police, surprising everyone with their un-paralleled crime solving abilities, eventually came to the conclusion that what he'd been drinking and smoking may have impeded his ability to control the bike. As it turns out, Chief Wiggum emigrated to Britain a long time ago and he feels quite at home, thank you very much.
Edward McBride
In 2001, thief Edward McBride ran into the Arkansas River in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to try and evade pursuing police officers. Unfortunately, a 50-kilogram bag of swag, including stolen cameras and CDs, weighed him down, and he was drowned before reaching the other side.
The moral of this story? If you're going to steal sensitive electrical devices and then decide to run into a river, God WILL mess your shit up for being so retarded. Heed this warning.
Malcolm Cook
OK, so you're piloting a plane packed full of drugs and you don't want to get caught, but is trying to make an emergency landing in thick fog really that wise? Travel agent Malcolm Cook, 52, from Surrey in England crashed his single engine four seater plane into a field at high speed, skidding 50 meters before crashing into a hedge.
Firefighters found four large holdalls containing 22kg of cannabis with a street value of almost £40,000. A witness said that only a lunatic would be flying so low in such limited visibility. Maybe he was stoned?
Henri M'Bongo
Chicken thief Henri M'Bongo was chased by an angry mob in Donuala, Cameron, in 1998. When they caught him, the enraged vigilantes forced Henri to eat one of his ill-gotten gains in its entirety. He choked to death on a mixture of chicken feathers, beak and bones.
Still preferable to eating KFC though.
Thomas O'Reilly
Sometimes the long arm of the law can stretch a lot further than you think. Fugitive Thomas O'Reilly plunged to his death from the top floor of a block of flats after hiding from police by clinging to a window ledge.
Sadly, halfway through this ridiculous scheme, he remembered he wasn't Spiderman and fell from the ledge on the 10th floor whilst officers searched his girlfriend's flat in Leeds, England, in February 2008. They wanted to bring him back to jail for a breach of parole, but eventually found his crumpled body at the bottom of the tower block. A life sentence, then.
Giacario Burramti
Not just villains die as a result of criminal activity. Giacario Burramti was so infuriated after a series of 10 break ins into his shop, that he rigged up a really fancy security alarm to alert him to any intruders.
Nah! Only joking! He rigged up a massive series of explosives. Unfortunately, he forgot to disarm it one day in 1992 and blew himself to bits.
Matthew David Hubal
Vandal Matthew David Hubal met his end at 3am on 2 February 1998 as he slid down a ski run at the Mammoth Mountain resort in California. He was riding on a makeshift sled formed out of yellow foam safety padding that he had ripped off a ski lift tower.
Fittingly, he died when he crashed headfirst into the very same ski tower that he had removed the safety padding from.
Robert Pueblo
Robert Pueblo ran into a 7/11 in St Louis, grabbed a hotdog, stuffed it into his mouth and ran out without paying. He managed to get a couple of meters away from the scene of his crime before collapsing onto the sidewalk in a choking fit. When police found his unconscious form, his fingertips had turned blue and there was a six-inch piece of uneaten frankfurter lodged in his throat. Pueblo was pronounced dead at hospital, where a further three chunks of unchewed sausage were found in his oesophagus.
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As an eight-year-old baseball nut in Minnesota, I naturally idolized hometown hero Harmon Killebrew. The Minnesota Twins slugger died today at the age of seventy-four from esophageal cancer. His death was not unexpected. Four days ago, he released a statement that he was discontinuing treatment to enter hospice care, where he would live out his final hours in peace and comfort, surrounded by his loved ones.
While the news that Harmon was near the end may have been a shock, it was no surprise that he would reach out to his fans in this way one more time. Harmon was known for his kind heart, gentle nature and rapport with fans, who still cherished the memory of Harmon Killebrew launching yet another blast into the bleachers.
I was fortunate to meet Harmon twice as an adult. Around 1986, Harmon was making an appearance at the Shinders bookstore in Burnsville. I worked at a different Shinders location on the weekends but was given the honor of helping to oversee the event. I was standing next to Harmon, who was sitting at a table signing autographs for his legion of adoring fans. I mentioned that he had hit 583 homers. "No," he cheerfully corrected me. "573." I was mortified. Like a golfer standing over a two-foot putt, I had choked. Big time. I had always prided myself on my encyclopedic recall of baseball statistics and could easily rattle off the names and totals of all of the members in the 500 Homer club. But standing next to a living legend from my childhood, my brain had short-circuited. Deflated, I meekly and humbly apologized. Harmon just smiled as if my faux pas was nothing. It was nothing, of course. Still, I felt cheap.
My second encounter with Harmon came in 2000, which I wrote about in an earlier post. Click here to read it.
Farewell, Harmon. You will be sorely missed. More importantly, you will always be fondly remembered.
Click here to view all my baseball-related posts.
Phil is the author of Through God's Eyes: Finding Peace and Purpose in a Troubled World, a comprehensive guide to living a spiritual life. Who will benefit from reading it?
Anyone who is on a spiritual path, or wants to start one
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May 25-27. Numerous Australian shepherd dogs and other herding breeds compete by herding ducks, sheep, and cattle.
8:30 a.m.-afternoon, Imagine Farm, 10202 Hogan (east off M-52), Manchester. Free. 718-5081. [map]
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10 a.m., Baseline Lake, 8010 Strawberry Lake Rd., left from Mast off North Territorial. Free. 426-4299. [map]
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11 a.m.-4 p.m., Farmers Market, Kerrytown. Free admission. 913-9622. [map]
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Noon-2:30 p.m., begin at AAHOM, 220 E. Ann. Free. 995-5439. [map]
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May 24: "All-Stars Battle Royale." For adults and teens in grade 6 & up.
May 25: "Wii Sports Resort." For all ages. Prizes.
May 26: "Mario Kart." For all ages.
6-8:30 p.m. (May 24) & 1-4 p.m. (May 25 & 25), AADL multipurpose room, 343 S. Fifth Ave. Free. 327-8301. [map]
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May 12, 19, & 26. Docents lead tours of the UMMA collection, with themes based on their interests.
1 p.m. UMMA, 525 S. State. Free. 764-0395. [map]
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1-2:30 p.m., Ann Arbor Senior Center, 1320 Baldwin. $$5 (age 60 & older, $4; kinds under 12 accompanied by an adult and AASC members, free). 794-6250. [map]
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8 p.m. (Wed.-Sat.), 3 p.m. (Wed., Sat., & May 30), & 2 p.m. (Sun.), Purple Rose Theatre, 137 Park St., Chelsea. Mar. 28-Apr. 4 previews: Tickets $22 (Wed. & Thurs.), $27 (Fri. eve. & weekend matinees), $32 (Sat. eve.). After Apr. 4: Tickets $27 (Wed. & Thurs.), $37 (Fri. eves. & weekend matinees), & $42 (Sat. eves.) in advance at purplerosetheatre.org, and by phone. 433-7673. [map]
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The May 19 performance is preceded at 6:30 p.m. by a "Cultural Conversation" ($10; reservations suggested) hosted by Performance Network artistic director Carla Milarch with the director, designers, and cast.
The June 2 performance is followed by a talk by veteran local storyteller LaRon Williams, a specialist in African and African American folktales, on how the play's complex characters and unusual plot devices affect the depiction of MLK's last night.
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3 p.m., Clay Gallery, 335 S. Main. Free. 665-2621. [map]
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11 a.m. (Sat.) & 3 p.m. (Sat. & Sun.), Natural History Museum, 1109 Geddes at North University. Free. 764-0478. [map]
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Michigan Theater. Tickets: $10 (children under 12, students with ID, seniors age 55 & older, & U.S. veterans, $8; MTF members, $7.50). michtheater.org, 668-TIME. [map]
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Various times, Michigan Theater. Tickets: $10 (children under 12, students with ID, seniors age 55 & older, & U.S. veterans, $8; MTF members, $7.50). 3D screening tickets $13 (discounts available). 668-TIME. [map]


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Yeah, not much you can do when they're that far away.
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For in-flight shots I'd recommend turning the IS off. 1/1000 is pretty marginal too.
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Beyond Postmodernism identifies ways in which psychoanalysis has moved beyond the postmodern debate and discusses how this can be applied to contemporary practice. Roger Frie and Donna Orange bring together many of the leading authorities on psychoanalytic theory and practice to provide a broad scope of psychoanalytic viewpoints and perspectives on the growing interdisciplinary discourse between psychoanalysis, continental philosophy, social theory and philosophy of mind. Divided into two parts, "Psychoanalytic Encounters with Postmodernism" and "Psychoanalysis Beyond Postmodernism", this book elaborates and clarifies aspects of the postmodern turn in psychoanalysis; furthers an interdisciplinary perspective on clinical theory and practice; and contributes to new understandings of theory and practice beyond postmodernism. It provides a fresh perspective on the relationship between psychoanalysis and postmodernism and raises new issues for the future. It will be of interest to practicing psychoanalysts and psychologists as well as students interested in psychoanalysis, postmodernism and philosophy.
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Absent AF, screwed up ovulation, luteal phase defects? Sign in for the all new ttc while breastfeeding thread! BFPs guaranteed!(1000 Posts)
As if ttc wasn't nerve wrecking enough, we like the extra challenge of getting that BFP while still breastfeeding a baby or toddler. While this isn't an easy endouvour, it certainly isn't impossible as many graduates on the previous threads prove.
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MrsHuxtable, 29, ttc#2 from April, on pp cycle 4, luteal phase defect
Oh that does sound like a tricky departure from your routine Harriet. It's so annoying how everything affects the next thing isn't it - late nap means late to bed, which might mean not enough sleep, usual nap routine doesn't work the next day etc etc. Hope things are back on track. It sounds like it is actually going really well do with your DH doing the naps: 9 times sounds like a great achievement.
I am feeling really proud of myself for not POAS
since Friday morning. AF hasn't arrived yet and the longer it stays away the better as at least it means good things for the luteal phase. I don't know when I ov though - need to start tracking this again.
Just a positive thought about bf: DD was unwell last night, almost 39 degrees fever, and it was so nice to be able to comfort her with nn. She fed a lot during the night, but it was lovely that it seemed to make her feel better.
Comfort her with bm that should say, not nn!
Hi Wild, yes bf when they are ill is definitely one of the many many benefits I also love the snuggling and the fact that it helps DS doze off so fast!! Fx for you and well done for not poas - definitely good news for your lp if nothing else.
Things are getting a bit better here - DH did manage to do the nap yesterday and I think he now gets why we have to try and get my AF back. The average person takes 9 months plus to get a bfp at 39 and as I only ov every other month (v long cycle) theoretically that means 18 months for us
BFN this morning but still no AF...
Maybe my cycles are still all over the place
but maybe it's just too early? Or cycles are still gearing up, I guess?
Yes... Maybe. It's cd31 today, but I had a feeling I might be ovulating last Monday so I may only be 8dpo, in which case it is good I guess that AF isn't here yet.
Good news by the way that your DH is on board with the importance of it all. Mine always seems to think there's less of a rush than I do, and wasn't as disappointed as I was this morning...
Snap Wild!! I think my DH has only agreed to help because he knows it's important to me. The other say he actually said we didn't need to be in a huge rush - I actually said - DH I'm 39! 39! Not young!!
Hopefully you may still get some good news than if its only 8dpo!
Quick update from Harriet Towers, the land of no AF
It is day 3 of our no bf down to nap policy and so far it seems to be working! DS has gone down without bm for DH absolutely fine without any upset at all for three days running.
So currently we are down to maybe 3 feeds - one feed before bed and whatever he has at night, which currently seems to be one feed around 11.30 and one at 5 am. Although as we co-sleep I'm not actually 100% sure
No sign of AF still, though. If nothing by mid July when DS turns 2 I am going to get DH to do all the night time routines to cut out the bf before bed. Really don't want to do that, but I do need my AF back!
How is everyone else doing?
Sounds like a good plan Harriet I remember my NCT lady talking about when AF came back... she said her 3rd child it didn't come back until 2 months after she stopped BF (he was 2yrs), then her 4th child AF came back at 3m! Most things I've read say that sudden changes in feeding often trigger it, so hopefully it'll work for you
FX Wild, looking promising so far!
Still no sign of ovulation here (CD21) so just keeping the SWI going and hoping it happens some time soon! DD is also cutting 2 more teeth and has generally been grumpy all week too, so I guess the increased feedings probably aren't helping much. I also used to regularly have 60d cycles Harriet so know how frustrating they are when you are ttc. Did you ever get diagnosed with a cause for yours? My dr didn't even seem to think that having terribly irregular periods was a problem. Typical male!
That is really excellent news re naps Harriet. And no tears/upset either - fantastic! I really hope it will translate into AF coming back soon. Do you feel AF or ov type symptoms sometimes? Looking back I think that's what I had in the month leading up to AF, discharge etc (tmi).
And eggs good for you for keeping going with the SWI! I know exactly how you feel - no idea when I actually ov-ed so just felt we had better keep going . Not that it's a chore I guess, but with DD still waking up so regularly at night we were very tired so had to make a specific effort. Are you using a fertility monitor or OPK?
Well, AF arrived here today - I know I'm lucky to have it so won't complain too much. But if I ov-ed when I think (fear) I did, that means a luteal phase of 9 days. That's really short isn't it? Does anyone know if this improved with reduced bf? Not that we're actually managing any reduction at the moment - we're staying at my DPs and DD is eating less well here for some reason, so bf lots at night.
Eggs and Wild thanks so much for the support - very much appreciated. Can't talk about my AF to just anyone
Eggs, how frustrating, but maybe ov is just about to happen so all your swi will catch the egg I have pcos and an underactive thyroid, which probably account for the infrequent ov!
Wild, sorry to hear AF arrived but now at least you have another chance to go for it. I personally wouldn't worry unduly about that lp because I've known people to get pg despite a short lp and I also would have thought it will lengthen naturally over time. I think ten days is usually thought of as ok, so it just needs to lengthen by one day to put you in that ok bracket.
It's funny you mention discharge, because I keep feeling I'm starting AF then going to the loo to find its just that I felt quite pmt ish and emotional this week - just keeping fingers so firmly crossed! Also had a slightly unhappy tummy which is usually an AF symptom for me.
Eggs, any sigh of ov yet?
How are things, Wild?
Day 6 of the first unbroken run of DH getting DS down at lunchtime!! So, now down to bedtime and night feeding only.
Wow, bedtime and night feeding only - AF can't be far away now. The symptoms you describe below sound very promising, much like I felt before AF turned up. When/how did you drop the first thing in the morning feed by the way? We still have that one, plus bedtime and night.
Things here are fine, except DD still wakes to feed at least twice at night. As we don't co-sleep that means getting up, and waking up properly, twice for me. I think we need to decrease that, for TTC but also for me going back to work. The silly thing is, although she adores her dad during the day, at night if he goes to pick her up she becomes hysterical! How do you guys find DH/DP helping with night wakings working? We even tried putting my t-shirt on him to see if it was a smell thing, but she wasn't fooled!
Wild, my DH is really good about helping with night wakings (lucky I know!) Although sometimes he tries to be just a bit tooo quick and DD ends up getting more upset and it takes twice as long He started doing a bit when she was about 5m and started waking up a lot screaming... if he went in she was fine with a bit of reassurance, but if it was me I had to pick her up and she would be awake for over an hour!
Good work on the feeding reduction Harriet! We seem to be increasing feeds at the moment now rather than dropping. DD still eats next to nothing solids wise, so no idea how we're going to cope with me going back to work soon. Seems pointless to switch her to formula for the daytime, then onto cows milk at 12 months. I've just keep hoping that one day she'll just start eating properly!
Don't know what's going on this month still! No EWCM, but some cramps and sore nipples for a couple of days, so perhaps it sneaked up on me??? Will find out in a week or so I guess when AF arrives! I think this is probably an anovulatory cycle for me though
Ooh eggs that sounds quite promising with sore nipples etc. Any more symptoms? When is AF due? Fingers crossed for you!
We had another go at DH settling DD during the night last night and it went better than usual: no hysterical screaming. She did calm down and go back to sleep but kept waking, so in the end I fed her anyway. But some progress!
We're gearing up for another month of SWI at this end... AF finished. Thinking of investing in one of those OPK stick sets this month, but we are abroad at the moment staying with DPs so not sure if they sell them here too.
How is it going with the naps Harriet? And remember when AF arrives we want to be the first to know
Wild - you will all be the first to know!!
You asked about dropping the morning feed - I got out a musical toy DS absolutely loves and when he woke up in the morning and wanted to latch on I started up the toy, which distracted him. This worked really well and now he no longer expects to feed when he wakes up. He was around 22 months when I dropped that one iirc.
Eggs, with solids I wouldn't worry unduly - I think all of a sudden they often just 'click' with solids and start eating more. The bf then gradually reduce alongside them eating more. I always tried to remember 'food is for fun until you're one' when DS was this age when I was wondering about quantity of solids. He now eats solids like a little horse and was perfect weight for height at his one year check. I expressed a bit when I first went back - he was one - and it was absolutely fine. The bf has been so handy and comforting for him during toddler illnesses, so I'm glad we didn't switch to ff.
Things are definitely going better here - DH has done very nap from last Sunday on, so we are on day 10 of no feeding between 5 am and 7.30 pm. Surely AF can't be far away now?! I had a horrific migraine yesterday and have read that can happen when you get your AF back after bf, so am trying not to get too excited!!
Thanks Harriet I think she must actually have started eating a bit more as we only do 4 feeds a day now, will hardly even accept a 5th feed if offered! I think I get worried as most of my NCT group are doing purees and one of the babies that is 7.5m is eating 5 large tablespoons three times a day! Although I will also say that this baby has gone from chubby to extremely fat in the past 6w since I last saw her!
No news here still Although I have cramps, headaches and a mouth ulcer, sure signs AF must be here anyday. The B6 makes me slightly nauseous, even on a full stomach, which has my brain thinking it's MS for a couple of seconds until it remembers it's from the B6!
Did you get some OPKs Wild? I think I'll try them next cycle too. Never had much success with them when we were ttc the first time, but I probably just need to use them on more days each cycle. Would love to do the whole SMEP but don't think poor DH could cope ! Keep joking that I should swap him for a 19yr old version . Ah the joys of getting old!
Ah yes the SMEP, brilliant in theory but a bit hard in practice when you're
ancient exhausted like DH and I! Managed to get hold of the OPKs, bought two sets of 7 so will start with then tomorrow to be certain to catch ov. Obsessed, me?
I know how you feel eggs re: other babies eating more. We're doing BLW and it seems that only recently DD has realised food is not just another toy. And some of her NCT friends are still eating loads more! But it doesn't matter at all... As long as they're healthy and growing!
Any AFs arriving? Harriet, although I know it is not very common I suppose you could actually get pg before AF arrives, especially if you are having ov symptoms. I do have one friend who had that happen. But if not hope it all starts soon.
Looking forward to hearing how everyone is doing!
Hi all, still no AF despite the horrific migraine, loads of discharge - tmi and the ewcm earlier in the month!! Surely has to be soon now DS is 2 next week and I worked out today that I've only had 3 AF since Jan 2010!
Fingers crossed for both of you to get bfps soon, Wild and Eggs - I remember from last time how the swi gets a bit exhausting
AF arrived on Friday so B6 not having any effect yet it seems Although this cycle has been a couple of days shorter, but considering how irregular I've always been that's probably just me!
I had been thinking the same Harriet that you might be one of the lucky ones that gets pg before AF returns. I have read that the later AF comes back, the more likely the cycle is to be fertile, so you should have some superduper eggs about to pop!
It's weird, my brain seems to have forgotten that I have conceived, baked, hatched and been feeding a child in the past 18 months, and not ttc! I keep getting the old thoughts that we have been ttc for ages and are never going to be blessed with a baby... then kick myself and remember that this is only my 4th cycle, my hormones are still a bit screwed and I have a gorgeous DD!
Eggs, sorry about AF and the short cycle thing. If you were irregular before your last pg though you are probably just going back to that, as you say.
I was talking about this with a friend as I think when you start to TTC a mental switch gets flicked so you suddenly really really want a baby immediately. You am me along for a bit, then decide to try in a relaxed way and then it becomes charting and swi with intensity pretty quickly - or maybe that is just me
I hope I do indeed get a bfp without AF - would be lovely - thanks for the bfp vibes both of you!
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Hi all, just checking in to say hello. The progress on naps / getting DH involved sounds good Harriet. That was also the route we went, as impossible for me to get my DD down without feeding. My pgy seems to be going ok. ;-) No sign of DD going off BF, she still goes for it 2-3 times a day, though sometimes more for comfort/to get herself to sleep if tired. Not sure ill be able to manage tandem feeding as ill be 41 when the new baby arrives. So hopefully DD will gradually cut down. But will just have to see. Sending you all good wishes to hurry up AF for Harriet and BFP for everyone.
Hi skylark, good to hear your pg is going well and you are still tandem bf. hopefully bf both will go fine when the new baby is here - she will cut down naturally in her own time. Thanks for the good AF wishes!
Hi all
Eggs - sorry to hear about AF. Frustrating isn't it. But 4th cycle really is very early on as you say. And you are so right to point out how lucky we are to have our DCs.
Harriet - must be quite strange in a way to have your AF so eagerly awaited by a forum of Internet friends . But really hope it - or that BFP - turns up soon!
Skylark - thanks got checking in and really pleased all is progressing well! Fingers crossed for a smooth bf/weaning transition as time progresses!
All well here, POAS every day now for ov checking purposes. Keep getting excited as there is always a faint second line, but that doesn't count on these type if tests. Lots of SWI anyway - the good news is DH seems on board with the serious trying! But it's almost too hot for it now...
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Classic Italian Bolognese Sauce
|Chuck steak
|Boston butt
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon
|Chopped garlic
|2 Clove (10 gm)
|1 Can (10 oz)
|1 Tablespoon (Use Fresh)
|1 Tablespoon (Use Fresh)
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Organic)
|Red wine
|1 Tablespoon
|Kosher salt
|To Taste
|Black pepper
|To Taste
Grind the meat using a mixer. Cut meat to 2" size cubes and drop the meat inside the mixer and get ground meat.
Take a Dutch oven and put some good quality extra virgin olive oil.
Add half a cup of diced celery, carrot and onion. Sauté and add little kosher salt and black pepper.
Add 2 cloves of chopped garlic.
Add a rind of Parmigiano red chiano.
Throw in some fresh thyme and oregano leaves. Mix well.
Add the ground meat and stir. Add a touch of olive oil. Add some salt and pepper for the meat. Cook for a few minutes.
Now deglaze by adding ¼ cup red wine. Scrape up all from the bottom of the oven for deglazing.
Add all tomatoes from the can and add more seasoning for the tomatoes. Cook for 35 to 45 minutes and then break the tomatoes. .
Add some organic cream and stir. Cover the pot and cook the sauce for some
Bolognese sauce is ready to serve with pasta. Pour some sauce over the pasta and sprinkle some Parmigiano and some black pepper.
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Letter to the Editor: Just wondering
Vic Walker, Wichita Falls
The Supreme Court this past week held a couple of hearings with respect to gay marriage. I am really wondering why?
One has to do with the vote of the people of California in which they (by a majority) said they did not approve of same-sex marriage. What is happening in our country when the vote of the people is challenged in court? Does that mean we can file a suit and challenge the authenticity of our elected president?
It is also puzzling to me that a senator, who opposed gay marriage, after learning that his son is gay now supports it. I wonder — what if he had just learned that his son had committed murder (or some other heinous act) — would he now believe that murdering someone is also OK?
If that is logical thinking (by senate standards), folks we are in for some big troubles moving on down the line.
Lastly, when I lived in Farmington, N.M., the humidity was also below 10 percent and we didn't have curled pages in our newspaper.
At least that is the way I remember it — checked with the wife — her memory was the same as mine — no curled pages. So how come they curl here when the humidity is 10 percent or below as reported in last Sunday's paper?
By the way, the altitude in Farmington is about the same as Denver — mile high. And I always hear folks say the air is thinner up there being a mile high so it seems there would be more curling.
The closer to sea level the air is, I presume, thicker and therefore shouldn't it help hold the curling down a bit. Just wondering. But I'm sure those folks who made that report in the paper are much smarter than me — nevertheless such things sure make me do some heavy wondering.
But now that I got it all on paper I'll find out, maybe, if all this heavy thinking (wondering) will help weigh down the paper when it comes out?
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