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| Georgia
| Kentucky
| South Carolina
| Tennessee
| Vanderbilt
| Arkansas
| Auburn
Ole Miss
| Miss State
SEC Fearless Predictions
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Oct. 4
How are the picks so far? SU:
SEC Fearless Predictions, Week
7, Oct. 11, Part 2
SEC Game of
the Week
LSU (4-0) at Florida (4-1),
Why to watch: The showdown
between the last two national champions
could also be a battle for the 2008
national title. It's that big, but it's
bigger for Florida. It's this simple; if
Florida wins out, it'll play in the BCS
Championship game. The SEC champion,
even with one loss, will trump everyone
in the pecking order unless Penn State
and the Big 12 champion each finish
unbeaten. LSU could lose this game and
still defend its title by winning out,
but a win could clear the path to the
No. 2 spot in the rankings with a road
trip to South Carolina next week before
playing five straight home games.
LSU has already been tested once on the
road with a 26-21 late win over Auburn,
and with a great set of lines, a tough
run defense, and a nasty ground game,
this might be almost as complete a team
as last year's national champion, even
if the quarterback situation isn't quite
as strong. Meanwhile, Florida is still
trying to find itself. The defense has
been great, the return game has been
elite, and the offense hasn't been bad.
However, Tim Tebow has yet to be Tim
Tebow and Percy Harvin hasn't been
100%, but the offense still has a
breathtaking stockpile of speed,
athleticism and talent that has yet to
be unleashed. At least that's what Gator
fans are hoping for. The shocking loss
to Ole Miss a few weeks ago can all but
be erased with a win this week.
Why LSU might win: The lines
could control the game. The Tiger
offensive front has been dominant,
paving the way for 207 rushing yards per
game while giving the new quarterbacks
time to get their feet wet. Florida's
defensive line has played better than
originally expected, but it has yet to
be smacked in the mouth. Tennessee tried
to run the ball, but the Gators loaded
up to stop the run and dared Jonathan
Crompton to win the game. LSU should be
more effective throwing the ball, and
should force the Florida back seven to
honor the passing attack. That means the
future NFL starters on the LSU offensive
front should be able to pound away.
Why Florida might win: The Gators
have been dominant when they don't screw
up. They've turned the ball over four
times this year with three of the
fumbles coming in the loss to Ole Miss.
That means there's been a mere one
turnover in the other four games.
Meanwhile, LSU, with all of its talent,
aggressiveness and athleticism, has only
forced three turnovers. In a game as
tight as this one should be, a few
mistakes here and there could be the
Who to watch: What's wrong with
Tim Tebow? That's the question
surrounding the reigning Heisman winner
after a relatively pedestrian start to
the season, at least compared to last
year. However, the plan is working. Last
year, he was a more effective power
runner and took more shots. While that
meant bigger yards, he wore down as the
season went on and he struggled in the
fourth quarters of games. This year,
he's not taking the same big shots, at
least there haven't been as many huge
hits, and while his stats might not be
overwhelming, he has only thrown one
pick with eight touchdown passes. Is
this the game Tebow unleashes the
fastball and becomes the offense again?
Maybe not, but this is the type of game
he has to win to show that he's not all
about the stats. He lost to LSU last
year. He lost to Auburn, Georgia, and
Michigan, too. He needs this win on the
What will happen: While this has
taken a bit of a back seat to Texas vs.
Oklahoma on the hype scale, this will
quickly take on the look and the feel of
a national title-caliber game. These two
superpower are going to let it all
loose, and each will have its big
moments. While Florida has a huge
quarterback advantage, the LSU lines
will control the game just enough to
allow the Tigers to pull off yet another
heart-stopping win in the Les Miles era.
CFN Prediction: LSU 26 … Florida 24
... Line: Florida -4
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South Carolina (4-2) at Kentucky
12:30 EST GamePlan
Why to watch: This is a
better matchup than you think.
While all the SEC East attention
is either going to Vanderbilt or
to the woes of Tennessee, these
two teams are good enough to
start getting a little more
love. South Carolina has very
quietly come up with three
straight wins after losing to
Vanderbilt and Georgia in
battles that easily could've
gone either way. Granted,
beating Wofford and UAB isn't
any big deal, but getting Ole
Miss in Oxford, a week after the
Rebels beat Florida, might have
righted the ship. Meanwhile,
Kentucky gave Alabama everything
it could handle last week in a
17-14 loss. The offense sparked
up late, while the defense held
tough allowing just 10 offensive
points. The winner is still in
the hunt for the SEC title, in a
dark-horse sort of way, while
the loser still has work to do
to get one of the lower-tier SEC
Why South Carolina might win:
If Kentucky was looking to get
its offense on track, it'll have
to wait until the Arkansas game
next week. South Carolina's
defense has flown under the
radar, but it's played as well
as any in the country allowing
just 245 yards per game. No, the
secondary hasn't played anyone
outside of Georgia who can throw
the forward pass, but it still
deserves credit for giving up
just 128 yards per game.
Kentucky's offense blew up on
Norfolk State and Western
Kentucky, and it's done next to
nothing against anyone else.
Why Kentucky might win:
South Carolina's defense has
been good, but Kentucky's has
been better. The D has given up
just three touchdowns all year
with two coming against Middle
Tennessee. The secondary has
been fantastic against
Louisville's Hunter Cantwell,
Alabama's John Parker Wilson,
and everyone else. There's a
slew of next-level talent in
several key spots, as evidenced
by ...
Who to watch: … the play
of the Wildcat defensive line.
There was a reason for the array
of holding calls against the
tremendous Alabama offensive
line last week. Jeremy Jarmon,
Corey Peters and Myron Pryor
will all spend time in NFL
camps, and their play has
allowed the UK linebackers to
tee off. Johnny Williams and
Braxton Kelly have been deadly
getting into the backfield.
What will happen: The South
Carolina offensive line is
having way too many problems in
pass protection to handle the
tremendous Kentucky pass rush.
Neither offense will be special,
but Kentucky will get the one
key play needed at home to give
the Gamecocks yet another
heartbreaking loss.
CFN Prediction: Kentucky 17
… South Carolina 13 ... Line:
South Carolina -1
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Vanderbilt (5-0) at Mississippi
State (1-4),
2:30 EST GamePlan
Why to watch: Vanderbilt
really is leading the SEC East
race as the super-division's
only unbeaten team. Beating
South Carolina was nice and
winning at Ole Miss opened a few
eyes, but beating Auburn when
everyone was watching put the
program on the map. This is far
from a perfect team. The offense
stinks, the terrific secondary
gives up a few too many yards,
and the team is too reliant on
getting the right break at the
right time, but you don't go 3-0
in the SEC unless you're legit.
On the other side, Mississippi
State, last year's surprise team
from the SEC, has gone back to
being an also-ran having yet to
beat an FBS team. On the plus
side, the Bulldogs have gotten
Auburn and LSU out of the way,
but there was also a loss to
Louisiana Tech to open the
season. On a three-game losing
streak, MSU desperately needs
this win to get bowl hopes back
on track. Outside of a road trip
to Alabama, at least as it looks
at the moment, there isn't a
team left on the schedule that
MSU won't have a puncher's
chance at beating.
Why Vanderbilt might win:
Mississippi State's offense
hasn't just been erratic; it's
been non-existent for long
stretches. The attack needed the
ground attack to control games
against the better teams, and it
hasn't happened. Meanwhile, the
defensive front has been
surprisingly soft against the
run. For MSU to win, it needs to
force turnovers and feed off the
momentum, like it was able to do
last year, and like Vanderbilt
is doing this season.
Why Mississippi State might win:
Talk about doing it with smoke
and mirrors, Vanderbilt has the
SEC's worst offense, ranked 116th
in passing, and has won all
three of its SEC games by the
skin of its teeth. So how is it
happening? Turnovers. Vandy
leads the nation in turnover
margin, while the running game
has been fantastic. MSU isn't
forcing the turnovers like it
did last year, but that doesn't
mean the aggressive defense
can't come up with a big
performance. It stuffed Auburn's
offense in the now-epic 3-2
loss, and for the most part, the
defense has been fine. The
margin for error is slim for the
Commodores, and if the running
game isn't quite working and if
the turnovers aren't coming, MSU
has a fighting shot. Forget
about any Commodore passing
Who to watch: And the
Vanderbilt quarterback will be …
? Chris Nickson has been the
steady leader for the offense
with his legs more than his arm,
but it was Mackenzi Adams who
was the spark plug in the win
over Auburn after Nickson was
knocked out with a shoulder
injury. Nickson is fine and able
to play, but it might be hard to
justify sitting Adams after he
completed 13-of-23 passes for
153 yards and two touchdowns,
while leading the team with 54
rushing yards. They will both
likely play.
What will happen: Will the
collar start to get tight now
for Vanderbilt? Traditionally,
the Commodores choke up when
they get close to bowl
eligibility, and this game
smells like a trap. Mississippi
State has the defense able to
come up with the turnovers
needed to end the Commodore run,
but the Bulldog offense will go
nowhere fast once again. The
team that wins the turnover
margin will win.
CFN Prediction: Vanderbilt
17 … Mississippi State 12 ...
Line: Vanderbilt -2
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Tennessee (2-3) at Georgia (4-1),
Why to watch: Oh yeah,
Tennessee at Georgia. This was
supposed to be one of the
biggest games of the college
football season, last year's
Tennessee shocking win ended up
keeping Georgia out of the SEC
championship, and possibly, the
BCS Championship Game, but the
Vols have yet to show up this
year and Georgia is coming off a
stunning home loss to Alabama.
While at 0-2 with a loss to
Florida, things might appear to
be bleak, but the race could
change in a big hurry if the
Gators lose to LSU this week
and, potentially, to Georgia. Of
course, that's getting way ahead
of the game; Tennessee has to
figure out how to win.
The Vols haven't just been
struggling, they've been awful.
The offense has been miserable,
coming off a 13-9 win over
Northern Illinois, while the
defense hasn't been able to pick
up the slack. However, the
potential is there for a quick
turnaround if the passing game
starts to perk up. For Georgia,
the national title is still
there for the taking by winning
out and getting one loss from
the Big 12 champion and/or Penn
State. The Dawgs have been good
overall, but they've been
underwhelming at times on
offense and not national
title-good on defense. There
isn't a breather the rest of the
way for Georgia, and as crazy as
this might sound, considering
the emergence of Vanderbilt and
Kentucky, Tennessee might be the
easiest game left on the slate.
Why Tennessee might win:
The Georgia secondary has been
stunningly soft. It can be
dinked and dunked on, and as the
Alabama game showed, it can go
through stretches when it can be
beaten deep. Tennessee needs to
at least give it a shot to
loosen things up, or its
talented running back corps
won't have room to breathe. On
the other side, the defense has
been fine. Georgia's passing
game likely won't be able to
blow up against one of the
nation's most talented
Why Georgia might win:
35-14. Georgia has been waiting
a year for this game. Last year,
the Vols came out roaring and
stunned Georgia in a win that
propelled them to the SEC title
game. Bulldog fans were waiting
for Tennessee to slip along the
way, but that never happened.
Now the hope is for this to be
payback time. The Volunteer
offense has been miserable, and
it's not going to suddenly find
itself this week. The one thing
Tennessee can do relatively well
is run the ball, and that's not
going to happen against a
Georgia defensive front that
gave up 129 yards and four
touchdowns to Alabama's running
game, and that's been about it.
Central Michigan's spread gained
59 yards. South Carolina gained
18. Arizona State ran 19 times
and netted a mere four yards.
Who to watch: For a team
having major problems moving the
ball, Tennessee has to win the
field position battle. It hasn't
helped that the Vols have one of
the nation's worst punting game,
netting a mere 29 yards per try.
The punt coverage team has been
partly to blame, but punter Chad
Cunningham hasn't been great.
Enter Britton Colquitt, the
All-America punter who was
suspended for the first half of
the year after getting nailed
with a DUI. He's back this week,
and he needs to control the game
by keeping the Dawgs pinned
What will happen: Georgia
won't come out roaring, but
it'll be effective on its first
few drives and Tennessee won't
have an answer. The Vols can't
win if they have to play
catch-up, especially considering
they're trying to get their
quarterback situation settled.
CFN Prediction: Georgia 27 …
Tennessee 10 ... Line: Georgia
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Arkansas (2-3) at Auburn (4-2),
5:00 EST GamePlan
Why to watch: These are
trying times for two of the SEC
West's best programs over the
last few seasons. The problems
at Arkansas can be forgiven.
It's the first year under head
coach Bobby Petrino and he's
rehabbing the entire program. On
a three-game losing streak, the
Hogs have struggled, to be nice
about it, losing to Alabama,
Texas and Florida by a combined
score of 149 to 31. There's time
to turn things around and get to
a bowl with at least four
winnable games left on the
slate, but coming up with a road
win over a wounded Auburn would
be a huge kickstart to the
Petrino era. The world isn't as
forgiving on the other side as
Auburn canned offensive
coordinator Tony Franklin just
six games into the season.
Nevermind that the pieces aren't
quite there to run a proper
spread offense, especially at
quarterback, and that the Tigers
have played against some really,
really good defenses, Franklin,
apparently, didn't mesh. If
you're Auburn, you don't lose to
Vanderbilt, even a 5-0
Vanderbilt, without someone
taking the fall. This is a big
risk for a 4-2 team that could
still win the West with a few
big breaks.
Why Arkansas might win:
Oh great, now what is the
Auburn offense going to do? It
was averaging a paltry 309 yards
and 19 points per game before,
and now, in the midst of the
meat of the SEC season, and with
a trio to West Virginia coming
up, the Tigers are going to keep
the offense but without the
teacher. It's not like the
offense is suddenly going to be
special. The Arkansas defense
that's had such a nightmare of a
time over the last few weeks
should get a week off.
Why Auburn might win: The
Arkansas offense is about to hit
a brick wall. This is a bad game
for the Hogs. The offensive line
is the worst in America in pass
protection, the turnovers are
flowing, and the defense isn't
coming up with the stops needed
to keep the team in games.
Auburn's defense is great at
getting into the backfield,
while the emerging secondary has
the potential to come up with at
least three interceptions.
Who to watch: While all
eyes will be on the Auburn
coaching staff to see how things
are going to be moved around,
the quarterback situation
remains in flux. Franklin and
head coach Tommy Tuberville
apparently never saw eye-to-eye
on the quarterback situation and
how they were progressing, or
weren't progressing. The two
options, passer Chris Todd and
runner Kodi Burns, are getting
equal practice reps, and each
will be expected to see time.
Todd is currently the No. 1 guy,
but that could quickly change.
What will happen: Auburn
will go basic, and it'll work.
There will be more vanilla
running plays, more power
running, and very little
passing. The Tiger defense will
come up with four takeaways and
six sacks.
CFN Prediction: Auburn 26 …
Arkansas 10 ... Line: Auburn -19
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An Anderson County man is still critical condition at the University of Louisville Hospital, where he has been for more than a week, after being involved in a fight with another inmate at the Shelby County Detention Center on March 18.
Authorities say that the man who assaulted Jonathan Monroe, 24, of Anderson County, is expected to charged in the incident.
"We do expect charges to be forthcoming," said Shelby County Commonwealth Attorney Laura Donnell.
A husband and wife charged with extortion of a Taylorsville Police officer has been indicted by a Shelby County Grand Jury.
Joshua T. Phillips and Dee Ann Boman-Phillips of Shelbyville were indicted March 19 on felony charges of extortion, complicity theft by extortion and first-degree possession of a controlled substance, and misdemeanor charges of possession of drug paraphernalia, endangering the welfare of a minor and having a prescription drug not in an approved container. The three felonies can result in a possible combined 15 years in prison.
Joshua T. Phillips, 30, and Dee Ann Bowman Phillips, 27, of 159 Baker Drive were indicted for theft by extortion, complicity theft by extortion, first-degree possession of a controlled substance, prescription not in an approved container, possession of drug paraphernalia and endangering the welfare of a minor.
Lori L. Perry, 39, of 10701 Frankfort Road was indicted for fraudulent use of a credit card under $10,000, and fraudulent use of a credit card under $500.
David A. Smith, 55, of 113 2nd St. in Rainelle, W.Va., was arrested Jan. 12 on Taylorsville Road and charged with theft by unlawful taking (shoplifting) under $500 and less than $10,000.
William J. Nutter, 38, of 1514 Russellville Road in Quinwood, W. Va., was arrested Jan. 12 on Taylorsville Road and charged with theft by unlawful taking (shoplifting) under $500 and less than $10,000.
Domestic Violence
A Shelbyville couple was arrested March 19 on domestic violence charges after an argument over another man escalated to weapons involvement, police say.
According to Shelbyville Police, the trouble began when Karen Castaneda, 33, texted her husband, saying she was bringing home a man to have sex with him.
When she got to her residence at 808 10th St. with a male friend, the report said, her husband, Angel Castaneda, 36, was waiting with some choice words and a police baton, which he swung at his wife and the other man.
A Shelbyville man was arrested March 18 for threatening the life of his former roommate as well as that of a police officer, according to a Shelbyville police report.
Maxx M. Stradtner, 21, of 310 Midland Blvd., threatened his roommate's life on at least three occasions, and repeatedly pointed a loaded pellet rifle at his face. Stradtner also beat the house cat to death, slamming it into a wall and told his roommate he would "meet the same fate" if he told anyone about the cat, the report stated.
Alexander L. Miner, 28, of 905 Brown Ave. was arrested March 8 at that address and charged with criminal abuse of a child under 12 years old.
Zachery Lee Cox, 26, of 159 Baker Drive, No. 103, was arrested March 8 at 1900 Midland Trail and charged with fourth-degree assault (domestic violence).
Mike R. Summitt, 48, of 121 Alto Court, was arrested March 9 at that address and charged with fourth-degree domestic assault, resisting arrest, menacing and terroristic threatening.
District court
The following cases were heard by Judge Donna Dutton:
Gary S. Allen, third-offense aggravator DUI and possession of marijuana – guilty – 12-month sentence, serve 65 days, balance conditionally discharged for two years, operator's license suspended for 24 months and $1028 fine and costs.
No one was injured in a two-vehicle accident at Brooks Industrial Road and KY 55 between a car and a flatbed truck, but the accident is expected to cause a slight traffic tie up at that intersection until about 2:30 p.m. today.
The following cases were heard by Judge Linda Armstrong:
Brandon Foree, second-degree promoting contraband - pleaded guilty - 20-day sentence.
Miguel A. Perez, failure to wear seat belts & no operator's/moped license - pleaded guilty - 30-day sentence & $25 fine.
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Poached Eggs With Cheese Sauce
|Skim milk
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Dry mustard
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Egg yolk
|1 , beaten
|Shredded american cheese
|2 Ounce (1/2 Cup)
|Canned mushroom stems and pieces
|2 Ounce, drained and chopped (1 Can)
|Whole wheat bread slice
|2 , toasted and quartered
In saucepan combine milk, cornstarch, salt, and dry mustard.
Cook and stir over medium heat till thickened and bubbly.
Cook and stir 2 minutes more.
Stir half of the hot mixture into the beaten yolk; return all to saucepan.
Add cheese and mushrooms.
Stir over low heat 2 to 3 minutes or till thickened and cheese is melted.
Keep sauce warm.
To poach eggs, lightly grease a 10-inch skillet.
Heat about 1 1/2-inches of water in skillet to boiling.
Reduce heat to simmer.
Break one egg into a sauce dish.
Carefully slide egg into water, holding lip of dish as close to water as possible, Repeat with remaining eggs so each has about 1/4 of the space.
Simmer, uncovered, over low heat for 3 to 5 minutes or till eggs are cooked to desired doneness.
During cooking, smooth the edges of eggs by using a spoon to gently pull away any trailing strings of egg white.
Lift eggs out of water using a slotted spoon.
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I've met way too many of the actors to list here, but my absolute favorite experiences were from Max Grodenchik and Robin Curtis. Robin's story, I'll keep to myself except to say she is made of 100% pure awesome. Max, though ...
I don't think I'll ever forget being at the con with Max down in Kansas City. There was a dinner and a show, and several of the guests walked around to the tables to schmooze. He was so drunk he fell into me. I had to hold him up so he wouldn't fall to the floor. He wanted to to on to the next table, and I propped him up. For the next hour, I was like his right arm, until he had sobered up enough to carry on himself.
I thought he would surely be too drunk to remember any part of it, but a year or two later, I was at Dragon*Con and he was a guest. I went to the awards dinner, where he was the opening act. While singing from the stage, he recognized me, grabbed the mic, and came over to the table I was at. He paused in his singing, said "Hey man, thanks again for KC. Good to see you again!" then saunted right back onto the stage. The others at the table just stared at me.
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agrex: Welcome! I hope your stay here is short.
sandie: As for things to increase fertility, my body doesn't make a lot of CF so I am taking some herbs and vitamins to increase it and to regulate my cycles since they tend to be longer and irregular. So far it seems to have helped. My last two cycles have been 31 and 30 days. I'm drinking Queen Bee Balance Tea, taking evening primrose oil, marshmallow root and red clover along with a prenatal. I also stopped drinking coffee about a month before our first insemination, the RE we went to said giving it up while TTC is much more important than once you are pregnant. That's pretty much it for me. I've heard acupuncture is great, my acupucturist offered to do some fertility stuff, but I haven't looked into it yet, maybe I should this cycle..
mama: We are in Utah, but there aren't any federal protections for us. My organization is small so FMLA doesn't apply to us. What does your IVF schedule look like?
isa: Great idea about the bassinet, that's one of the options we've thought about. I like the idea that you can roll it around.
jwaite: Any testing going on over there?
fmorris: Anything new over there? How's the KD working out?
AFM: I had a couple of beers and a real coffee over the weekend and am feeling great. We decided to give this cycle a go, we can just store the vial here if we need to at our RE's office and use it next month, so that's taken the stress out of it. fmorris, can you move me to Waiting to O?
Me (31) DW (28) 2 puppies and our sweet little love born 6/19/14
sandiego- During TTC, I reduced my exercise intensity and duration to half of what I regularly do. I also took prenatal vitamins, EPA/DHA, iron supplements, and cut out caffeine for IUI 1 and 2.
redrockband- good luck with the upcoming cycle!
afm- we have an appt at the end of Sept to discuss the IVF plans with our RE. Until then, we just chill.
Redrock - great that you found a solution and are able to try if the timing works. Good luck.
Fmorris, Glad no one gave you a hard time about syringes this time. That was just silly when they did. When do you expect to O? I am hoping 'normal' is a good sign too. Thanks for the encouragement.
Sandie, Happy new week to you too!! Thanks for your QOTD...I love hearing all the responses to this!
QOTD - I am taking a natural prenatal vitamin that has alot of the herbal supplements already in it, in additional to all the vitamins needed in a prenatal. I have also started taking B6 to lengthen my luteal phase, and it is working like a charm. My average cycle is 24 days but after starting the B6 last month, my cycle was 29 days. Today is CD25 for me with no signs of AF. I have also done acupuncture, although not as regularly as I'd like. I have done everything I can to minimize my stress levels, as well. I like Sphinxy's suggestion as well! My acupuncturist said the same...building that sexual energy keeps things moving in the right direction!
Agrex, to this board and the TWW!! Hope you move thru this ranks quickly and wish you lots of baby dust!! Look forward to hearing more from you!
Redrock, so glad you are going to give it a go this cycle! And really glad to hear you can store at your RE's office. Very good!! Enjoy the endulgences while you can, cuz we all know what happens when we get that BFP!! I haven't done any testing yet. More below on my timing:)
Mama, Hi. Glad to hear from you. Are you guys settling in from vacation? I am happy that you have an appointment to talk IVF. I am proud of you for picking up and moving forward. I know it's not easy to be let down and then find the strength to try try again. I am still holding lots of positive thoughts of you on this next step. Keep us posted.
AFM, today is 10dpo and according to the predictor AF should've started today. But I can't rely on that due to the B vit lengthening my cycle. So, I think I will test on Wednesday morning, which will be only 12dpo. This seems like the longest TWW of my life! LOL! I wish I had a crystal ball to tell me what the future holds:) I know that 12dpo is still a bit early to test, but it seems like a good starting place. FX!!
Love to all!
Me DW DS (11)
Oh man, you guys! The semester is starting, and it awkwardly coincides with a gap in DD's daycare (switching schools, and the old one has ended but the new one doesn't start until after Rosh Hashannah...), so I'm way behind on this board! We're also traveling over this long weekend to see DP's family in CA, and returning in time for more start-of-semester, daycare gap and holidays, so these may be my last personals for a while. But I'll be reading a long as much as I can and sending fertile, sticky vibes to everyone!!
Fried, I agree that nurseries are sweet and fun and cute, but that you don't necessarily need one for a while. Plus, it's nice to preserve your guestroom for when people come to meet the baby! Nice co-sleeper, too.
Jwaite, getting closer to testing day (tomorrow, right?)! Any symptoms, imagined or otherwise?
Liz, how's the house prep going? Does your pregnancy (!) add urgency to your moving plans, or would you be doing the move either way?
Redrock: boo to AF! So sorry. Have you made your decision about this cycle yet? How exciting that you've decided to try! How will you and DP handle it if she's away when you O?
Fmorris, you must be getting close to go time! How are you feeling about this low-intervention try?
Agrex: Welcome! Hope to see you over on the Queer and Pregnant thread soon!
Mama: Enjoy this little break until September. How are you guys feeling about beginning the IVF process?
AFM: Still pregnant until proven otherwise. No spotting or bleeding, intermittent and varied symptoms. Still cautiously optimistic. I'm considering this my second TWW, between now and my U/S on the 10th. If all looks good at that appointment, I think things will feel more real.
QOTD Catch Up:
I work for a large university, so I do get the basic FMLA protections, but nothing above or beyond that. So, six weeks of paid leave, and up to 12 unpaid. Since I'm our primary income, the unpaid leave isn't a very appealing option. Luckily, I've managed to get pregnant on an academic schedule: with DD, she was born exactly 6 weeks before the end of the semester, so I took my paid leave then (although I ended up doing a ton of grading, plus returning to host a conference and to lead some grad seminars during those early weeks; it wasn't pretty, and once involved literally lactating on a seminar table...), and then I used the summer months as a de-facto unpaid leave (I work a 9 month contract, so summers are always unpaid, though technically I'm supposed to use that time for research and writing, not maternity leave). This baby, if it sticks, will be due about a month later, and I'm hoping that will make the first weeks of my "leave" less stressful. That said, my tenure materials will be due right around that time. So we'll see. Speaking of tenure, I did get one contractual "tenure pause" for DD, which added a year to my clock. But it's a one-time-only deal, so I won't get additional time for this baby.
As for fertility boosters, I don't do much; I take a prenatal and also a high-dose of prescription folic acid because of the neural tube defect in my first pregnancy. I chart for several months before any try (this time DD made charting with temps impossible, but I still tracked CM, OPKs, and other symptoms). Oh, and you all already know my fake-science beliefs about taking a few days of rest after insemination when possible...
Joyful, busy, often overwhelmed queer academic mama to an awesome toddler and:
Mama--Glad to hear you have a plan. I hope you'll enjoy the break between now and your appointment. Hopefully once you get the ball rolling things will happen pretty quickly with the RE!
Jwaite--12dpo sounds perfect, especially if you've usually had such short cycles. That's great about the b6 working on your phase! Hopefully it was just what your body needed and you'll be leaving us soon to go hang with the QPP crew!
Beastie--that is such total BS about not offering a break for each baby. I have lots of friends who are academics, so I get all the grousing about how crappy the system is for women. On the up side, though, it sounds like you have awesome timing! And you can always read some good academic journals to the new baby, right? That's research, right?
AFM--I'm finding this waiting to get started phase really up and down. Sometimes I'm happy to not have to worry about pregnancy symptoms, and sometimes the end of September just feels really far away...
She's here!
And so are the boys!
Thanks for the welcome everyone!
So, my wife and I live on the East Coast. We started dating a little over 6 years ago while I was still in the military so the first part of our relationship was long distance. We were married about 1.5 years ago. We both currently work full time (I am a researcher/ Project Coordinator type and she is a programmer/ engineer technician/ tech writer type) and we are also working on degrees (I am a history major and she is an electrical engineering major). You could say we're a bit busy. And we'll be in school forever. I am 28 and she is 32. We are using frozen vials from a WTBK donor and had the IUI done at a clinic.
This TWW business is intense. There is a very fine line between being hopeful and being realistic. It's hard to manage expectations while remaining hopeful. It is a strange sensation that there is a very real possibility that my life has already changed forever and I don't even know it yet. And I can't even think about it too much because the odds of that being true are against us.
Oh, I almost forgot that she's been taking prenatals too. I tried to talk her into yoga to help with stress and relaxing. Not sure if you can tell but we're a pretty go, go, go couple. She's not having it though. yet. we'll see hah.
agrex, welcome! i'm relatively new here (just got a bfn from our first IUI), so i can tell you that everybody here is super helpful and welcoming. you hit the nail on the head about the TWW, things might have already happened! but also maybe not? fingers crossed for you!!!!
prettyisa, i'm also waiting til end of september--i feel impatient for it to come, but i totally hear you on enjoying not being in a TWW or wait to O right now. it'll come!
jwaite, that's awesome that b6 has worked so well for you! fx crossed, keep us posted on your testing.
redrockband, good luck with the cycle!!!! it's exciting that you can make the timing work. i was hoping to make this one work somehow, but our travel plans just completely screwed us, but i've got my fx for you.
mama, thinking of you and hope to hear how plans for ivf shape up.
friederike, it's hard to know if what we're doing is "increasing fertility" unless we actually get bfps, i know! between the supplements and teas and herbs and the rest of it, it can seem either really productive or possibly an exercise in futility, but i know for me at least it helps to feel like i can do *something* at all. that's exactly why lady has decided to start accupuncture. for her, just the idea of having someone to go to once a week to "work on fertility" feels helpful, even if it does nothing. i have my therapy sessions, so to each her own? ;)
afm, lady's tests came back: fsh 3.9, estradiol 42. she's 35, and her amh recently dropped from 1.1 in june to 0.66 in july, so we were really worried. based on everything i'm finding, those look good (except the amh). so now we won't qualify as DOR, which is good, although it would have been nice to access our insurance benefits earlier. still, we're happy to have some good test results!!
we just bought 2 more vials of our donor (bringing our total to 8, including the one we've used), and he's down to SEVEN. seven vials. and they don't hold any extra for siblings, so that's it. when he's done, he's done. we literally have NO money left for sperm, so we can't get the extra 4 vials i had always imagined buying (i planned to get 12 total, 6 for each hopeful baby), but once we found out we'd have to pay for our first 6 insems ourselves, that plan went out the window.
still, a) i'm now in that place where i care SO MUCH LESS about the donor specifics. i mean, i will lovingly raise ANY BABY at this point, so whether or not it has my color eyes or my ethnic background is just getting less important. plus how hard will it be to find a jewish donor if we decide we want a 2nd kid and are out of vials? i do regret not being able to (attempt to) ensure that our kids are genetic siblings, but a lot of this process is about accepting and even embracing things you thought you could avoid. and b) i'm also in the place where i would be HAPPY to pay out of pocket rather than access our insurance earlier if it means my lady's fertility is better than it would have to be to qualify as DOR. good fertility over saving money = where my values are, with the obvious limitation of our rapidly diminishing funds. still, it's worth it if it works!
just trying to be flexible and positive. i mean, why not? right?
I don't have time for personals, but WELCOME AGREX!
TWWs are horrid. They take an otherwise normally sane person and make them completely crazy and without the ability to see reason. I think PRETTYISA who referenced " Ectopic Knee Pregnancy (EKP), because if you were paying as much attention to your knee as you do to your pelvis you would be convinced that there was a baby in there".
Speaking of. I feel remarkably unremarkable. It's like I don't even know who I am anymore. I used only one test to confirm on 7dpo that the trigger shot was out of my system (it is). And that's it. ME! (I usually watch the trigger fade out.) So, I have one internet cheapy left and 3 digitals. I usually have many, many, many, internet cheapies to squander. Tomorrow is 9dpo, which is realistically the EARLIEST possible time that I could get a positive. I mean, I could go to the drug store and get more tests.... Not sure if I'll bother to test tomorrow morning or not, my beta is scheduled for Monday the 2nd which is a US holiday, but the office is open every day. My only issue is that my boobs ARE SO SORE. They have been sore pretty much right before O' straight through to now. My progesterone came in at 18 and they seemed happy with that number. It means nothing to me. I googled around and found that most RE's like to see 15 or higher for medicated cycles, so I guess I've met that requirement.
As for QOTD: I have done so much prep that I'm not sure that I'll remember it all. When I began the getting ready phase just about 4 years ago, I was completely annovulatory and did not get a period without medication stimulation. I did tons of research on PCOS. We completely eliminated transfats (NO hydrogenated oils ever in anything ever!) and corn syrup (I don't worry about bbq sauce because it's not something you use frequently, but I avoid it if possible.) I began eating organic as much as possible. I have battled with my weight and sometimes I win and sometimes I lose that battle. I had lost 30 pounds, all of which I gained back in the last year of ttc. I just re-lost 8 pounds again, but I am still considered obese on the bmi scale and could honestly stand to lose at least 100 pounds to be at a healthy weight. I started getting acupuncture at a community acupuncture clinic 3 times a week. I took chinese herbs. I took all kinds of supplements -- FertilityTea, folate, prenatal vitamins, vitamin d, vitamin e, vitex. I began eating only full fat dairy products and only from responsibly sourced dairy. We stopped eating just about all pre-packaged foods except for rice pasta and organic taco shells and the occasional gluten free pizza (and potato chips and ice cream sometimes). After about a year and a half of this, I finally got a period. Then I got another, and I decided more vitex was better! Then I almost hemmorhaged... My body took a little while to figure things out. However, it was really nice to see all of my hard work was WORKING! The final change was going entirely gluten free. I had years of stomach upset that I chalked off to lactose intolerance. Then I took a DNA test for Celiac and found that IT was the root cause of my misery. THAT was the change the really brought everything together. Weight loss also helped, but again, this a constant push and pull. We pretty much shop on the edges of the grocery store meat, dairy, vegetables, fruit. I just need to work on portion control and to stay away from chips and ice cream. We store foods largely in glass containers, unless it is cold food like salad we will still use plastic container for that. We NEVER heat in plastic. We never drink bottled water. I tried to remove as many hormone disruptors as possible from my environment. That's all I can think of at the moment -- oh, no coffee, or alcohol either.
Me36), PCOS - IUI#1 post HSG w/50mg clomid & trigger 7/25/12: BFN & med break for cyst IUI#2 9-9-12 BFN IUI#3 10-2013 BFN IUI#4 2-18-13 same meds, new donor BFN, IUI#5 6/1/13 100mg clomid trigger, BFN, IUI#6 TBD 8-2013 GONAL-F and trigger
fmorris - that maternity leave sucks, sorry to hear you guys have such a hard time of it over there.
QOTD I used acupuncture & a pre pregnancy vitamin. I had used a natural herbal remedy to help to regulate my cycles but once I was on the IVF meds that took care of it for me. Other than that cut out alcohol. Don't smoke or drink tea or coffee anyway so no caffeine to have to cut out. Tried to continue my exercise although it's been harder to do with my injured knee & the fact that I've been really busy. In terms of IVF we used the procedure we thought gave us the best chance of a BFP (5 day blastocyst) and it worked!
Sphinxy I like the idea of sex. After 12 years you have to work at it!!!!
Agrex - WELCOME! I'm glad you've found us, and hope that you find it a useful forum. I also hope your time here is short. The TWW is a pain in the arse!
Redrock - great you were able to have a bit of a chill out and I'm excited you're giving this cycle a go. Good luck!!!
mama - that time will fly. Let me know if you have any Q's about the IVF since I've just done it twice!
jwaite I am crossing everything for you.
san diego - thanks! very excited but also nervous that something might go wrong, even though I'm trying to remain positive.
beastie - that's bad timing, hope you get everything sorted out OK. We've got the house on the market anyway. We can have a kid here, there just won't be too much room with 3 dogs & 3 of us but hoping something happens pretty quickly now we're on with 4 agents. The market here has been a bit 'stuck' but things are starting to move so FX! It's hard not being able to visualise a nursery or anything like that, as well as buy anything at all as we don't know where we'll be living. Also hard as I'm not allowed to life ANYTHING so moving's going to be fun! I love that your U/S is on the same day as mine!!!!!!!!! FX we both have great news. Great timing in the pregnancy too. If this one sticks I'll be finishing work just coming into the busiest month before 2 months of quiet time so I'll start again just when the teaching starts so will work quite well.
sandie- it's such a hard thing with buying the swimmers, especially when they have a limited supply. I hope it works quickly so you have some left over for another go, and good news about test results. x
jenn - fx for the sore boobies. Mine have been MASSIVE and quite sore as well.
AFM not much going on here except feeling really down at the moment - bloody hormones! Today's our 9 year wedding anniversary so I'm hoping I snap out of it! The only symptoms I have is tiredness & really really ridiculous vivid dreams. U/S on the same day as Beastie's, on the 10th September.
Good luck to all insemming soon, or in the TWW!
Liz (40) 'wife' to Abby (33). together 2001, 'Married' 2004. Fur babies Harvey, Bailey & Evie & Churchill
Second IVF successful, he's here!!!!
DS born 12/4/2012, weight 6lb11
IVF 31st July 2013 12 eggs retrieved, 2 morula (nearly blasts) transferred 5th August,...
Beastie: We really lucked out and the RE, who we really aren't even using (yet) said that we can store the vial at their office if we need to. So, if I O after DW leaves then we'll just store it until next month. We both really want DW to be there for the insemination so we'll just skip this month if I O late. I just read this interesting article about maternity leave (or lack thereof) in the US and how economically it is getting harder and harder to have a career and children. I'm glad this baby will be on a little bit of a better timeline for you. We certainly planned our TTC around my work schedule.
Isa: The waiting is really hard. We've had so many planned starting TTC dates and they kept changing for one reason or another. I hope this next month flies by for you. I should O next weekend (hopefully). The swim team will get here next Thursday.
Agrex: I just had my first TWW and it was agonizing. I hope the next one is better, I have decided to try really hard not to pay attention to anything my body is doing the next TWW, we'll see how that goes. Fingers crossed for you!
Sandie: You never know, 8 vials might be enough for two kiddos, but I'm with you on it not mattering that much. Originally we didn't want our kiddos to be genetic siblings but we've since decided we'll give it a go if we can. We are only buying one vial at a time though until we get pregnant, then we might buy more for a second.
Jenny: Sore boobs are good! I can't believe you haven't been testing. Monday isn't that far away though.
Liz: Can't wait for your ultrasound, to find out if there is one or two in there. Congrats on your anniversary, any big plans to celebrate?
AFM: Our friends had their baby yesterday, she is adorable! Nothing much else going on. I'm hoping I O next Fri or Sat so that we can actually insem this cycle.
Me (31) DW (28) 2 puppies and our sweet little love born 6/19/14
beastie: sounds like you have a great plan. I hope you O on time! :-)
afm: I did test this morning. I am 99% sure it was negative. It is hard to tell if there are faint lines or not with the internet cheapies because you can see the shadow/indent of where the test strip line film thingy is and it is misleading. I will probably pick up some FRER's tonight, but only 5 or 6 tests. ONE for each day left. (I usually test twice a day from 10 dpo onward...)
Me36), PCOS - IUI#1 post HSG w/50mg clomid & trigger 7/25/12: BFN & med break for cyst IUI#2 9-9-12 BFN IUI#3 10-2013 BFN IUI#4 2-18-13 same meds, new donor BFN, IUI#5 6/1/13 100mg clomid trigger, BFN, IUI#6 TBD 8-2013 GONAL-F and trigger
With many of you talking about moving places, new houses and setting up nurseries such I got a new QOTD - How do you (want to) live with your family (housing, location, neighborhoods)? Are you looking into changes before a baby arrives?
I know it's a bit off topic on TTC but I love reading interior design and architecture mags, so I am curious how you all live. And our living environment plays an important role in a family's life, right?
We just moved into our current place a year and a half ago and I so don't want to move again any time soon. I hate moving, it's exhausting and expensive and we love our current place. Our home is pretty small, about 900sqft, rented and the top floor of a 100 year old house with about 12 other tennants (2 families with small children). The living room is loft style, very open with an open spiral staircase leading up to the attic hobby room where we store the instruments, my sewing stuff, board games and there's a small open kitchen across the hallway. Some of the wooden structure is visible, which looks great, but we run into it sometimes at night. Many walls are slanted which makes putting up bookcases a PITA. Our furniture is mostly Ikea mixed with Bauhaus style (think oddly shaped leather couches and steel tables). We also have a small rooftop terrace where I grow flowers, kitchen herbs and weeds. We are just 2 miles from the center of the city (about half a million people plus suburbs) but surrounded by trees and parks, fairly quiet neighborhood and very close to public transport (trams, busses, train), so we don't need a car. All in all not perfect for children, but we think it's doable. The staircase is a deathtrap for under 5 year olds but we'll cover it and block it off. We'd rather pay inner city rent than own a house in the burbs, especially since we might go abroad for some time again later in our careers. And the next preschool is only 3min and the elementary school 2 min away.
redrock - thanks! we went out for a nice quiet dinner. I'm full from my ovary hyperstimulation so only managed one course but at least it was a good one. I really hope you get to insem this cycle. FX the timing is right!
jenn - ooooo you are a brave woman!!!!! keeping everything crossed here for a BFP.
fried QOTD we own our 2 bedroom house with a big back garden. The second bedroom isn't big and because I work quite a lot from home we need a bit more room. We're looking for at least three bedrooms with a big back garden for the dogs. We've found a couple of houses we like 2 minutes from the beach which would be ideal. The plan is that after DW has her little one in a few years we'll move to Australia, and be in a position for both of us to only work part time. The houses there are only about half the price so I'm almost half convinced to move now except we need the in-law's support over here.
Liz (40) 'wife' to Abby (33). together 2001, 'Married' 2004. Fur babies Harvey, Bailey & Evie & Churchill
Second IVF successful, he's here!!!!
DS born 12/4/2012, weight 6lb11
IVF 31st July 2013 12 eggs retrieved, 2 morula (nearly blasts) transferred 5th August,...
Beastie, it is!! I was just cruising along. I'm rather excited though.
Liz, it does suck but at least taking maternity leave means you're a mummy!
AFM, getting ready to insem and it's been nice not having any hot flashes sans the clomid. Here we go again!
Meeh (25) and DP (35) Started TTC DS/DD #1Jan12 IUI #1 2/12-BFN, IUI #2 Oct12-BFN. IUI#3-BFN Mar13-BFFN, Jan14- BFN, Jun15 - Starting with the RE with timed IUI's and HcG trigger
Soooooo, I think that I might be having implantation bleeding? Very, very, very,very light pink spotting when I wiped this evening. I am 9DPO/IUI today. That timing seems about right, yes? I mean, my period can't be coming early with a progesterone of 18 on Monday, can it? It's never been this early before, but then again, I've never taken these meds before...
Me36), PCOS - IUI#1 post HSG w/50mg clomid & trigger 7/25/12: BFN & med break for cyst IUI#2 9-9-12 BFN IUI#3 10-2013 BFN IUI#4 2-18-13 same meds, new donor BFN, IUI#5 6/1/13 100mg clomid trigger, BFN, IUI#6 TBD 8-2013 GONAL-F and trigger
fmorris - good luck!
jenn - I HOPE SO!!!!!! ooooo I'm on the edge of my seat. These symptoms really are frustrating, aren't they? Really wanting another BFP for the group!
Liz (40) 'wife' to Abby (33). together 2001, 'Married' 2004. Fur babies Harvey, Bailey & Evie & Churchill
Second IVF successful, he's here!!!!
DS born 12/4/2012, weight 6lb11
IVF 31st July 2013 12 eggs retrieved, 2 morula (nearly blasts) transferred 5th August,...
I'm trying not to get too excited/optimistic. I feel very AF'y though. Today I woke up with two HUGE zits. The part of my TWW where I was totally zen is coming to end I think. This might do me in!
Me36), PCOS - IUI#1 post HSG w/50mg clomid & trigger 7/25/12: BFN & med break for cyst IUI#2 9-9-12 BFN IUI#3 10-2013 BFN IUI#4 2-18-13 same meds, new donor BFN, IUI#5 6/1/13 100mg clomid trigger, BFN, IUI#6 TBD 8-2013 GONAL-F and trigger
QOTD—we have a duplex, which is small, but cozy. We were really (really) hoping to do a big renovation this year, but the appraisal came back a little too low and DP decided she wanted to switch careers, so we're waiting until next year when we hopefully have a better idea of our actual finances and maybe the market has gone up a bit. Right now we have 2 small bedrooms, and can probably wedge another kid in with DD (her room is only about 45 sq ft) but it'll be tight. The reno was going to add three bedrooms, a bathroom, and laundry upstairs, plus double our kitchen and add a deck. Sad, for sure, that that isn't happening. But we do have a big back yard and tons and tons of storage space, and the tenants pay most of the mortgage. I just wish we had less stuff so it didn't feel like there's no empty space anywhere.
She's here!
And so are the boys!
fmorris good luck! I've heard some anecdotal stories of people getting their BFP on natural cycles after medicated ones.
qotd- we own a medium-sized 3 bedroom backsplit semi-detached home. It backs onto a creek, and is in a starter home neighbourhood. We want a bigger home, but us and 2 small kids could comfortably fit in here. Our neighbours, who have a nearly identical home have raised their 2 kids to adulthood in their home, so we could conceivably live here for a long time. We have a large vegetable garden, which we love, and harvest most of our produce from it 8 months of the year!
Jenny: All these signs sound really promising! Can' wait for testing in a couple of days.
fmorris: It's gotta be nice to not have the hot flashes. Is it almost insemination time?
QOTD: We just bought a house a few months ago. It's smaller than we wanted, but will work for now. It's a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom little bungalow. We have a big enough yard for the dogs to run around and we have a good sized garden (I need to make some serious salsa tonight), but we'd love a bigger one some day. DW grew up on a farm in the country so city life has been hard for her to fully adjust to. The basement is unfinished and needs a lot of work if we decide to finish it. If we decide to stay in the house longer than 5 or so years, we'll go ahead and do it. The 2nd bedroom is actually bigger than the one we are using, so two kiddos could definitely share it for a while. I shared a room with one of my sisters until I was 11 or so. I'm more worried about how we'll all make one bathroom work, it's hard enough with just DW and I, yikes. The area is great, we absolutely love it. I can bike to work. We are right in the city, but it's very quiet. We are right by a nice park and it's a very liberal area, which was the most important thing living in a super conservative state. There are queer folks everywhere and we are hoping our friends that just had a baby will move into the neighborhood in the next few months.
Me (31) DW (28) 2 puppies and our sweet little love born 6/19/14
jenn - COME ON EGGIES!!!!!!!!
Liz (40) 'wife' to Abby (33). together 2001, 'Married' 2004. Fur babies Harvey, Bailey & Evie & Churchill
Second IVF successful, he's here!!!!
DS born 12/4/2012, weight 6lb11
IVF 31st July 2013 12 eggs retrieved, 2 morula (nearly blasts) transferred 5th August,...
Hoping good things for you Jenny!
Mamet, what good news, hopefully I'll get to be the next anecdote!
Redrock, yes! Not having hot flashes is the best!!
AFM well insem in a day or two. Haven't been up to much besides making sure we've got everything we need. I'm getting into all Mye new hire stuff and wrapping up at the preschool. Next week is super short as we're out Monday for labor day and out early Wednesday, and out Thursday and Friday for Rosh Hashana. So all in all one full day of work plus paid online training in between. Great timing for a few insems if you ask Meeh!
Meeh (25) and DP (35) Started TTC DS/DD #1Jan12 IUI #1 2/12-BFN, IUI #2 Oct12-BFN. IUI#3-BFN Mar13-BFFN, Jan14- BFN, Jun15 - Starting with the RE with timed IUI's and HcG trigger
:-( I think AF is here. Still not full on flow, but we've moved to red and amount has increased. :-(
Me36), PCOS - IUI#1 post HSG w/50mg clomid & trigger 7/25/12: BFN & med break for cyst IUI#2 9-9-12 BFN IUI#3 10-2013 BFN IUI#4 2-18-13 same meds, new donor BFN, IUI#5 6/1/13 100mg clomid trigger, BFN, IUI#6 TBD 8-2013 GONAL-F and trigger
Jenn I'm really sorry to hear that, I had high hopes for you x
fmorris - sounds like a great week!
OMG my dreams are ridiculous & I am so tired but spending 1-3 hours awake most nights 3.30am onwards. Urk. Last night I dreamt DW just went & inseminated herself this month. It was a bit of a shock & quite stressful! That was the first of 3 equally weird & slightly disturbing dreams so I'm a little on the tired side!
Liz (40) 'wife' to Abby (33). together 2001, 'Married' 2004. Fur babies Harvey, Bailey & Evie & Churchill
Second IVF successful, he's here!!!!
DS born 12/4/2012, weight 6lb11
IVF 31st July 2013 12 eggs retrieved, 2 morula (nearly blasts) transferred 5th August,...
Hi Ladies, sorry I've not been on in the last couple of days...life sometimes throws curve balls :) One of my clients has been in crisis ~
Beastie, I know it's hard to be too excited at first. But I am sending you lots of positive vibes still and hoping for very sticky baby embryo for you guys<3n The 10th can't get here quick enough, huh?! You and Liz both will have great news that day It sounds like you are swamped with the juggling act of professional motherhood to distract you! Hold on for the ride:)
Hi Isa, thanks for the encouragement...I can't wait to be in the next phase of things. I so appreciate the blogs, and was reading the thread HOW I GOT MY BFP recently. It's quite encouraging to see others' perseverance thru to their ultimate dream coming true. It give me hope:) We took a whole year off after two tries with frozen sperm, and bfns both times...it seemed like an eternity. So I know it's hard to sit out for a bit. I'm thinking of you!
Agrex, how are you guys holding up? Keeping busy? We have found that DW and I only really share our ideas of pregnancy and babies as if I am getting that bfp now. It helps us to keep things in perspective sometimes. Always remembering that we do tend to create our realities. So I try to always vote for the trust in universe philosophy. Good luck to you both!! Almost half way thru the TWW?!
Sandie, I am so glad your lady's tests came back so positive! That's one less piece to wonder and worry with! YEAH!! I love your trust and optimism in this process. And we all know what a process it is..our kids are VERY WANTED kids! Kind of a cool thing to know:) Glad to know your lady is taking time for herself to go to acupuncture each week. It's a great break for her to focus on fertility. Hugs to you both.
JENN, I, too, am on the edge of my seat with you! I am really hoping for you this is it!! Keep us posted! I have been reading thruout my client's crisis and maintaining my home life and really hoping you are an Aug/Sept grad!!
Liz, Happy Belated Anniversary! Sorry I missed it. I am glad you went out to a nice meal. It sounds like the beginning of this pregnancy is fairly 'normal' for you with the hormones and all, which I am excited to know:) My good friend is carrying right now, and she was very grumpy in the first 6-8 weeks. She snapped out of it tho' after that first ultra sound! :))
FMorris, when is O time?? Whoo hoo, buckle your belt for another TWW, with the hopes that this is it for you guys!!!
Fried, still keeping everything crossed for a perfectly timed and smooth sailing IUI on the 2nd. What are you doing for your Bday? When is it exactly?
Well, afm...tested on Wed AM - bfn. Feeling like AF is going to show today or tomorrow. If not, I may test tomorrow AM. One day at a time...Still staying positive that it will happen as it is supposed to.
Me DW DS (11)
Jenny . Argh, I am so sorry it didn't work. Big hugs and take good care of yourself.
jwaite it's not over till AF so I'll still keep my fingers crossed for you. How many DPO are you? Oh and I hope your client gets better soon.
My birthday is on sunday and DPs on monday (yes, our bdays are a day apart). Right now we plan on triggering monday, if the US looks good, and IUI the next day on CD12. We used to insem on CD 11 but I want to try a day later, because the one time we got a + we triggered at >20mm as compared to 17-18mm most other times. I think we might have been a bit too early perhaps. I feel like we're right on track with this cycle, my temp dropped a bit today and the first EWCM came in. So this means that DPs birthday activity is tank pick-up and a gyneocologist visit with me *lol*. We'll also visit my family for cake and coffee on sunday and have one or two dinners at a nice restaurant. We both have next week off from work, so we'll spend the first half of the TWW hiking, biking and preparing the wedding. I already crafted two flower girl baskets today from little woven baskets that were filled with blueberries I bought at the asian market last night.
In addition I signed up for an LGBT creative writing course in English taught by an American. It's a bit daunting since I haven't done creative writing ever in any language, only school work and academic writing for conferences in English. It sounded so interesting though. He sets topics every week (coming out, identity, relationships, gay historical figures, queer parenting etc.) and we have one week to write about it and present it to the others. I bet it turns out very enlightening and even a bit therapeutic.
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Inter Milan are lying first in the Serie A table, six points ahead of Juventus and eight points away from Milan. The Nerazzurri have made it to the knocking stage of the UEFA Champions League and face Manchester United in the second round.
However, Jose Mourinho has still not managed to improve Inter's performances or results compared to last term. Yes, last season, Juve were not as good as they are this season, and Milan had a terrible record last year.
But Inter have not convinced at all so far. Mourinho brought Mancini from Roma and Ricardo Quaresma from Porto in order to play 4-3-3, a formation that worked perfectly well in the Portuguese manager's reign as Chelsea manager.
The formation did not work out well, and Mourinho had to shift his tactics to a diamond 4-4-2 formation, a tactic that won him the double (Portuguese league and Champions League) at Porto.
However, Inter have not been able to perform up to the desired standard. They have won most of their games in the second half after awful displays.
1. The defense has been terrible, but the back four is not to blame. The midfield has been terrible in the absence of Patrick Vieira with Sulley Muntari unable to provide adequate cover for him and failing to live up to his hefty €16m price tag.
Until this day, Inter have conceded 15 goals in 21 matches.
2. The team does not seem to have a clear identity and strategy; Mourinho's approach has not been successful in creating his own version of a convincing football side. The players seem lost, their passing is terrible, their positioning is random, and they do not seem to be following any clear instructions.
The whole team seems lost when Zlatan Ibrahimovic is not playing at his best, and the instructions are apparently "pass the ball to Ibra."
3. There is no creativity whatsoever in midfield. The two strikers are playing in front of Dejan Stankovic, who is well past his peak. Luis Figo is 35, and Mancini has been a huge disappointment since he moved to the club from Roma in the summer.
4. The constant rotation policy that Mourinho has unwillingly adopted shows that the Portuguese tactician is yet to determine his best starting 11.
1. Inter's approach on the pitch should be more patient, and their passing should be better if they are to keep their momentum during matches. The best way to defend is by having quality possession on the ball.
2. Mourinho should look for solutions other than Ibrahimovic. The squad is good and should give the manager some alternatives, so he can change the set of his team around and add width with wingers at his disposal.
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4. Mourinho should look to give confidence to his best 11. A starting line-up that does well in training with players that play well in matches should be given the nod on regular basis in order for them to adapt to the system altogether.


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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
One Life To Live... Many To Read
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Yay! You're back!!ReplyDelete
I loved Bossypants ... have the Rob Lowe one "on my list" but haven't gotten to it yet. Will add Loretta Lynn. I am boycotting the Steve Jobs book, although I will not go into why because it is impolite to speak ill of the dead. :)
I want the links to all the other articles of late ... you've been a busy lady, I love it! Especially loved the shout-out from our Dallas friend in the slumber party piece. :)
Great to read you again ... and thanks for making me feel a little better about the fact that Tina and Rob are both in my recently read (and LOVED) stack.ReplyDelete
My favorite part of the Tina Fey book was the Prayer for her daughter. Laugh out loud funny. Great work, Molly!ReplyDelete
Happy to see you back in the glamorous world of unpaid blogging!ReplyDelete
I will ditto Anne's complete second paragraph.
Welcome Back....Guess I have to read Bossypants now...look forward to it!ReplyDelete
In our house, your accomplishments as author and journalist have been touted regularly by my number 1 son who mentioned more than once your translation of your global economics books into Chinese apparently moments before giving birth to your first! Madeleine Albright has nothing on you! We watch, we read and we completely admire. Thanks for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 14, 2012 at 4:25 PM
Glad to see you are blogging again, enjoyed the blogReplyDelete
- ChristiFebruary 14, 2012 at 4:27 PM
Ahhhh, Molly. I've missed you. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for once again growing my bedside stack to impossible heights.
- AnonymousFebruary 14, 2012 at 4:36 PM
My version of Slim dared to comment on the ever-growing pile of books on my side of the bed (now I have a Kindle, and there are 3 books loaded there I haven't read, either). He reads me excerpts from The Economist also...not light bedtime reading, and keeps reading to me from the iPhone edition after I've turned the lights out and rolled over.ReplyDelete
- shoshanaFebruary 14, 2012 at 5:54 PM
I tortured myself and read that Madeleine Albright biography while struggling to figure out how to breastfeed Ella! Thank god I had your phone calls and visits to put things in perspective during those tough days. And now I have your blog...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 15, 2012 at 10:04 AM
So good to have you back - I just checked the blog last week to see if somehow I wasn't getting update links! I listened to Bossypants on audio, and I loved what you did - she's a suburban Philly girl doing her best, like we all try to do (and let's admit it, alot of us are bossy....). Trying to get up enough energy to tackle the 3rd LBJ biography...ReplyDelete
I read Bossypants, so which of the others should I pick up next time I have the chance?ReplyDelete
So glad you are back! I'm a fan...ReplyDelete
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Define usable size... To create a billboard? Maybe not. To be used on someone else's website....? Doesn't take much to create a nifty collage of images for a header for say a real estate site. Slap a few scenic images together and you just saved yourself from paying for images.
The fact that FB states THEY can sublicensee OUR images.... That's just WRONG.
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For those who were maybe not aware...
As of April 19, 2010, JBoss will be switching over its Maven repo infrastructure to utilize a repository manager (Nexus). Details of the change can be found here. Additionally there is a wiki page describing the new set up from the perspectives of both users and developers.
What does this mean for Hibernate user and developers specifically?
For user, not much really. You can continue to use the same release repository URL (http://repository.jboss.com/maven2) as we have been told it will remain active
indefinitely. For the snapshot repository the story is a little bit different as the current snapshot repository URL (http://snapshots.jboss.org/maven2) will remain valid only for
a few weeks. However, one gotcha you should be aware of is that the older release repository URL will still contain
the (sometimes bad) copies of stuff from central. Using the newer URLs alleviates that.
For developers, well it means you have a few options:
- You could use the JBoss repository as a
proxyfor many other repositories. Usually though this means adding a
mirrorOfentry in your settings.xml which in turn means that the JBoss repo (with all its defined proxies) will be used for all of your builds. http://community.jboss.org/wiki/MavenRepositoryNexusConfiguration lists all the repositories currently proxied.
- You could also just use the user snapshot repository URL and explicitly list any other repositories you want to use.
- Yet another option that is just as valid for users is to set up a repository manager of your own locally and use it to proxy all the repositories you use. I have used this approach myself and it works out pretty well; I used Artifactory instead of Nexus however so I cannot speak to Nexus' capabilities or usage. If you are interested in this approach, the take a look at the following guides: Artifactory Guide, Nexus Guide
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very nice, this means we finally will be able to use proper indexes and search for updated jboss.org artifacts
Very Good news for me.
I just tried some searches here: https://repository.jboss.org/nexus/ and they all returned no results. Must we login to use this? If yes, what are the credentials?
Wow, you can actually get the http://repository.jboss.org/nexus page to load? You are ahead of me in the game ;)
As I mentioned in the article I am not a Nexus user, so to be honest I am not sure of the capabilities of this Nexus search. My attempts generally all resulted in a
Try reading the Nexus docs, or asking on the #jbossas freenode channel or the #nexus codehaus channel.
Thx to some kind help from JP in #seam-dev channel, I figured it out. The following link works:
If you search for keyword jboss-aop-jdk50-client in the artifact search, you'll get results in the search tab. Previously I was searching on foo.jar and that results in no hits. Seems to work pretty well now. I can view all the repos and everything. Nice!


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