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Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. at Jack Foster Stadium.
The Bulldogs beat the Vikings 13-9 last year.
Crestview (2-3, 0-0) is coming off a 49-14 loss to Tallahassee Godby and has lost its last three games.
Bulldog offensive coordinator Thomas Grant knows the recent struggles will quickly be forgotten if the Bulldogs turn things around in district play.
"This week we start district week, so in my mind, whether we were 5-0 or 0-5, these are the games that will get us into the playoffs," he said. "We just have to be ready and tighten our focus down and be ready to play a good game.
"We have played good competition and I feel like our kids are battle tested. It only takes one win to get three weeks of bad tastes out of our mouths. If we can play well, I think we will be alright."
The Vikings (4-1, 1-0), who can take a big step toward making the playoffs with a win over Crestview, have Grant's attention — especially on defense.
"They play extremely hard," he said. "They get 11 hats to the ball and they fly around. They are very disciplined.
"They've got the one kid, No. 4 (John Marvin), he's committed to Georgia Tech, and he does a great job of filling his alley from the safety position. They are very well coached and they do what they are supposed to."
The Viking offense reminds Grant a lot of Catholic the way it throws the ball around the field with quarterback Blake James.
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Things might be looking up on the injury front for the Bulldogs.
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"Tyler is the heart and soul of our defense. He's the best player on our defense and the best defensive player in the county as far as I'm concerned. He's everything to our defense."
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Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Goose Creek Mayor Michael Heitzler has won the 2014 Goose Creek mayoral election. He defeated Councilmember Jerry Tekac on Tuesday, April 8.
Heitzler received 1,759 total votes while Tekac received 930 total votes, according to unofficial results.
For the Goose Creek City Council race, incumbents Kimo Esarey (1,712 votes) and Mark Phillips (1,731 votes) won along with Debra Green-Fletcher (1,589 votes). Council candidate Victoria Morrell received 1,071 votes while candidate Gerald Stinson received 1,029 votes.
Heitzler campaigned with Esarey, Phillips and Green-Fletcher.
The team won this election, Heitzler said. Thanks to all the voters that came out. The team is going to move the city forward. We dont have any individual players in Goose Creek. Thats not how we move forward. Its always been a team approach.
Regardless of the turnout this shows there are issues that need to be addressed, Tekac said.
There were 2,689 total votes cast in the mayoral race, a stronger turnout than any city election had seen in several years. In the afternoon lines stretched all the way across the municipal center and into the parking lot.
The polls closed at 7 p.m. and the last voter walked out of the door at 7:36 p.m.
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Tressa J. McKinneyFebruary 01,2013
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WINDHAM Tressa J. McKinney, 20, a resident of Windham Hill Road, passed away January 28, 2013, as a result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
Tressa was born in Cambridge, New York, on March 27, 1992, the daughter of Franklin McKeighan and Crystal McKinney. She attended Windham Elementary School and graduated from Leland and Grey High School in Townshend, Vermont. At the time of her death, Tressa was working at Grizzleys Restaurant at Stratton Mountain. Tressa enjoyed playing softball and loved art. She was a New York Yankees fan and enjoyed listening to all kinds of music. She loved spending time with her little sister and cherished times spent with her family and friends. Tressa loved just being a kid.
Tressa is survived by her father and stepmother, Franklin and Shasta McKeighan of Benson, Vermont; her mother and stepfather, Crystal and James Corriveau of Windham, Vermont; her maternal grandparents, Richard and Judy McKinney of Granville, New York; her paternal grandmother, Donna McKeighan of Granville, New York; her brothers, Tyler Beebe of Windham, Vermont, Holden Sanders of Hudson Falls, New York, and Patrick Sady of Rutland, Vermont; her sister, Kyleigh Corriveau of Windham; her stepsister, Alexis Carlson of Benson, Vermont; her longtime companion, Jared Saunders of Townshend, Vermont; and many aunts, uncles and cousins.
Funeral services for Tressa will be held Saturday, February 2, 2013, at 5 p.m. at the Valley Bible Church in South Windham, Vermont. Pastor Mark Griffin will officiate. Interment will be private. There are no visiting hours. If friends desire, memorial gifts in Tressas memory may be made to the Tressa J. McKinney Memorial Fund, c/o Brewster & Shea Funeral Service, PO Box 885 Manchester Center, VT 05255. To send the family personal email condolences, please visit www.sheafuneralhomes.com.
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Ivan Pereksa - (Almost) Wordless Wednesday
Ivan Pereksta and Anna Pereksta with Ivan Pereksta, Photographs, undated. Digital Images. Privately held by Susan Clark [ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE], 1986.
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Loved seeing the top picture, I haven't seen that one before. I have another picture taken same day as with Anna but alone, I'll send you a copy if you don't already have itReplyDelete
There's a strong resemblance between Ivan in the top photo and this picture of Pytor Pereksta, believed to be his son.ReplyDelete
Great photos Susan, I have photo envy, AGAIN!!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
In the top photo he almost looks like he shrunk a bit and the clothes are too large.ReplyDelete
Perhaps he had recently lost weight?ReplyDelete
I wonder if the suit is the same in both photos (it was hard to tell because I couldn't enlarge it with Lightbox). If so, it's reasonable that the suit would be less dapper and Ivan, himself, a little smaller. Love the photos! They are so clear. It's always thrilling to be able to put a face to a name. Ivan was a very handsome man.ReplyDelete
Those photos are so important - not only to us, their descendants - but to our ancestors themselves.ReplyDelete
It mattered not whether they came from across the ocean, or across the wide expanse of land in one country or another...
Those photos said "See, we made it! And we are still making it!"
So wonderful to have photos like this.
I think both pictures are fantastic! He doesn't seem to be the worse for wear to me. Very distinguished. And on another note . . .ReplyDelete
congratulations on yur Cards!
He looks go dignified in both photos--even if the suit is a little bit too big and slightly wrinkled in the second one.ReplyDelete
Both photos are wonderful. One common thing I've noticed is that even though people didn't have much, they always did their best to look their best and keep a tidy home. My grandparents and great-grandparents had very little, but what the did have was well taken care of. They took great pride in their appearance and in their home. Today we take things for granted where possessions are easily trashed and replaced.ReplyDelete
Maybe the photographers had an assortment of clothing that could be worn when people got their pictures taken.ReplyDelete
That would have been for people who worked on a farm or in industry and had no reason to buy a suit.
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Tgrad Mercs [GRADM] are looking for dust soldiers to join our ranks.
We are the sister corp of The Graduates, Razor Alliance in EVE. We have our own comms and our prime time is Evening EU.
Our main aim is to create a friendly and relaxing gaming experience while we introduce new players to the game. This is our mission in EVE and we have the same philosophy for dust. Tgrad Mercs is enlisted with the Minmatar Faction warfare in EVE and we have players that provide orbital strikes as well.
As we experienced it ourselves, you will have a lot more fun playing as a team and you will probably play in a corporation for the rest of your dust career. If you are interested to join a fun team of players drop by our channel Tgrad Dust 514 (both in Dust and in EVE) and you can have a chat with us. If you want to join, you can apply to our corp and we will get to you.
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Tgrad Mercs arestill recruiing.
If interested and you have a ps3 just download the game for free and try it out. The game is fun but when you play in a team over comms it really shines. Content at the moment is a bit limited but they are working on that.
Overall I would say it is less shiny than Planet side 2 but in the long run it will be a better game! There is no taking and retaking the same base over and over again with no purpose whatsoever. In Dust every piece of equipment soldiers field they can lose it forever. So you buy stuff (which is not really expensive) and use in battles. One dropsuit could cost from 12k to 25k When you win a game youget something like 120k - 200k per battle so you replenish your gear. At first you will die a lot and youo can use the free starter suits but when you get the hang of it you will minimise loses. At the moment I die maybe 6-8 times per battle and if you get battleress, you keep all your stuff ofc!
Onthe con side, I would say that there are some minor bugs they need to squash and they need to add more maps. Recently they nerfed grenades bigtime so no more insta booms for my enemies :). The graphics are ok but nothing like RAGE or Farcry 3.
To give a picture of my experience, I have been playing like 2 weeks, Bought a ton of dropstuits and stuff, died like 600 times total, bought many skillbooks, and had enough left over cash to buy like 15 tanks which surprisingly all ended up exploding in a blaze of glory. I have like 4 mill leftover !
The best part is that there is a micro transaction system in place but you can buy the same stuff you can with ingame money. Definitely not pay to win!
This is just my first hand experience and opinion and generally I feel the urge to get back and kill some more :)
I'm tempted to join because I respect The Graduates as a corp.
But I would need to know more about the DUST 514 corp before joining - e.g. how is it organised? What is its ethos? What timezone is it? How many members do you have so far? etc etc.
Originally posted by Mors.Magne
I am glad you are interested Mors,
I am running the corp on my dust character Tgradrian. In Eve my main character is Toninu and have been fc/recruiter/organiser in The Graduates for a lot of years. Since last October we decided the name as a corp and since I was the first to come up with Dust, I founded Tgrad Mercs, which is short of The Graduate Mercenaries. I also have Deathpain, a tgrad friend as director in eve side which help with the corp.
On the Eve side, Tgrad Mercs is affiliated to the Minmatar Faction Warfare so we can do corp contracts and have orbital strike support. You can see the corporation from the Eve side and it is just any other corporation, although I created it from Dust. We have people who joined their alts in Tgrad Mercs just to be able to assist with strikes.
Our Ethos is the same we have in The Graduates. You can visit http://tgrads.com/pages/vision.html for more information. Basically we are the Null sec version of Eve University and we share the same ethos; helping new players in eve and organise fun gameplay.
We are mainly EU tz but as you may well know, EVE covers all timezone and in The Graduates we have people from EU, US, Pacific, Aussie and Russian TZ. In dust we have few us, one pacific one russian and the rest mainly UK. We are not restricting TZ though because once we have more, people of specific TZ will just play together.
As of today we have 22 members. That is in like a week and a half or so. Most of them are from The Graduates or from Razor alliance but we have a few which are just ps3 bunnies.
We use Skype for comms because most of us have ipad/android/smartphones and it makes it super eas that way :)
Join us in Tgrad Dust 514 for a friendly chat :)
As a new recruit, sign up for DUST 514 with my personal Recruiter link, and start the game with exclusive gear. Free to play on PlayStation 3.
This way we both get some goodies!
Thanks and happy shooting :)
Thank you for kindly replying - and for replying so quickly.
What are the time commitments like in DUST for people in player corps?
I tend to play about half-an-hour of DUST very day - is this enough though?
By the way, my DUST character is Jay Sterling - I've got a K/D ratio of 0.8, but at 260 kills so far, it's getting steadily better.
I have a character that used to be in Intrepid Crossing - I can get that character to leave the Intrepid Crossing reminant if you feel there is a conflict of interest.
Originally posted by Mors.Magne
We take gaming so seriously that we strongly believe RL comes first. We are all hardcore eve players but when needed we can take long breaks. Family, work etc all messes up with gametime.
We have the same philosophy with Dust so casual players are more than welcome. You can head over and apply in game with Jay.
k/d ratio is not imp for us as long as you teamplay.
About your IRC character I am sad we just forced your alliance from dronelands. Irc always gave gf and now we have less enemies to play with. At the moment dust and eve are seperate (as in Tgrad Mercs is not in RAZOR)so no need to leave corp in eve, but maybe in the future you could look for a stable corp for your toon :)
Recruiting Dust players as well as Eve FW pilots that fight on the Minmatar side.
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Cody Anderson and Graham Hall have completed their educational requirements and two-year state apprenticeship to become licensed funeral directors in the state of South Carolina.
Anderson is a 2005 graduate of Midland Valley High School. He attended the University of South Carolina and Piedmont Mortuary College. He has a degree in business/mortuary science.
Hall is the only son of Laura and Robert Hall. After graduating from Aiken High School in 2003, Hall went to Clemson University and Piedmont Mortuary College. He has a degree in business/mortuary science.
Both Anderson and Hall are employed with Shellhouse Funeral Home Inc., Shellhouse-Rivers Funeral Home Inc., and historic Bethany Cemetery Corporation.
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When a news photographer witnesses a tragedy in the making, is his obligation to intervene or to document it?
That question has cropped up anew following the New York Post's publication, on its front page, of a photo taken moments after a man was pushed onto subway tracks, and moments before he was hit and killed by an oncoming train.
The photographer, R. Umar Abbasi, claims he got the shot only incidentally, as he was firing off his camera in hopes the flash would attract the attention of the train driver. It's the sort of explanation that raises more questions than it answers, among them: Was there something more effective he could've done to help? And if there was, was he under obligation to do it?
I put those questions to John Long of the National Press Photographers Association. Long has been a photographer for 35 years, most of them at the Hartford Courant, and has been chairman of the NPPA's ethics committee for more than 15.
He was unwilling to offer an opinion on Abbasi's actions, not knowing enough of the particulars. "I cannot judge the man," he says. "I don't know how far away he was. I don't know if he could've done anything." (The paper has said he would not have been able to pull the man to safety.)
But on the question of what his duty was in the situation, he's unequivocal. "If you have placed yourself in a situation where you can help, you are morally obligated," he says. "The proper thing to do would've been to put down the camera and try to get the guy out. I can understand why people are upset."
"Your job as a human being, so to speak, outweighs your job as a photojournalist," he adds.
This may sound like an uncontroversial position, but within the world of professional photojournalism, it's far from a settled question. Long says that he has "had some knockdown battles" over the years with those who think journalistic objectivity requires not getting involved. Long doesn't buy that. "I don't think it's possible to be totally objective," he says. "Your presence at an event changes the event, at least somewhat.
While that point of view isn't evident in NPPA's code of ethics, which warn photographers not to "seek to alter or influence events," Long says his view predominates within the organization. He points to examples like Nick Ut, the Vietnam War photographer who recorded the famous photo of a girl running from a napalm attack, then took her to the hospital afterward, as well as to counterexamples like Kevin Carter, who won the Pulitzer Prize for a controversial image of a starving Sudanese child and later committed suicide, an act some attributed to guilt over what he had witnessed.
"You live your life with the values you got somewhere along the line," he says. "I do not approach photojournalism as the be all and end all. It's an honorable profession, but the values I bring to my job come from other sources."
The question of whether the New York Post was right to publish Abbasi's photo is, says Long, "another issue altogether." Newspapers have an obligation to publish images, even horrifying ones, that might affect public debate over important issues. He cites photos of killed U.S. soldiers or drowned bodies in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. "Those pictures ran because we as a society could learn from them and make decisions for society," he says.
A photo of a man about to be hit by a subway wouldn't seem to rise to that level, he says. "If I was the night editor, I don't think I'd run it." However, he adds, "it's a contract between a paper and its readers, and it's different from paper to paper. The New York Post is not known for its subtlety in taste decisions."


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Glee Recap of Season 4, Episode 7: "Dynamic Duets" — Blaine Is Back With the Warblers!
As Yoda might say: Enjoy tonight's Glee episode, we totally did! In fact, we'll go ahead and say it: Best episode of the season! How else could we feel about an episode that has Blaine singing with the Warblers, Jake and Ryder becoming besties, and those amazing superhero costumes?
So pour yourself a tall mug of coffee, grab your fanny pack, and put a jockstrap on your face: It's time to recap an episode that we are extremely thankful for!
The episode, "Dynamic Duets," begins with one of the best opening Glee sequences in recent memory, as Blaine addresses the superhero club, which includes members of New Directions! So which was your favorite costume? We loved them all, but Blaine's Nighthawk costume was especially great, as was Brittany's Human Brain. Can we have a Barbie head, too, Brittany?
The New Directions learn that the Warblers have channeled their inner Ocean's Eleven and swiped New D's first-place trophy. Uh, shouldn't the Warblers have been caught by the security camera that Sue last week claimed to have installed in the choir room? You're slipping, Sue!
This means Blaine has to make a trip to the "dark side" to visit Dalton. Uh-oh. It's here that he meets cat-stroking Hunter, the (very adorable) new Warblers captain who wants Blaine back. Blaine joins the Warblers for just one song, and we must say that seeing Blaine in a Dalton blazer again was like if Justin Bieber ever grew his bangs long again: You don't want to like it, but you just can't help yourself!
Speaking of trying out different outfits, it's Finn's first day leading glee, so he has his big boy clothes on. We think his Foreigner idea is kind of amazing (this show really loves Foreigner, doesn't it?), but the kids don't agree. So he puts on his own superhero outfit and gets glee club to unite via surprising pairings. And though we liked Finn's costume, we prefer his uber-manly auto mechanic outfit any day of the week.
Finn's pairings include Kitty and Marley (that whip!), plus Ryder and Jake, who both want Marley. They even come to blows — maybe they're members of Blaine's fight club? — until Finn encourages them to confess their weaknesses. Jake writes a note to say he's embarrassed to be mixed race (people still write notes?), while Ryder admits to not being able to read.
Blaine tells Finn that he's headed to blazerville (noooo!), since McKinley reminds him of Kurt. And then we learn that Facebook is more evil than The Social Network made it seem, given that Blaine met Eli through it. (Damn you, Mark Zuckerberg!)
In a shocking flashback, we see Blaine post-Eli hook-up, as Blaine gets instantly sad afterwards they hook up. Sadly, we don't get to actually see Eli, since his face is blurred a la someone in the background of a reality show who refused to sign a release form. But given how quickly Blaine regretted the hook-up, we're thinking the show is leading up to a Klaine reconciliation in the near future. (Or is that just our own wishful thinking?)
Sam then proves that he's capable of cheering up anyone, as he takes Blaine on that charity spree. And we love seeing the whole gang painting over graffiti together, even though more paint ended up on people's bodies than on the wall. Details, details. And it looks like the painting party paid off, as Blaine is staying at McKinley! Time to give thanks for that.
Jake tells Finn about Ryder's difficulty reading, so Ryder meets with a specialist who tells him he's dyslexic. (Our new favorite word is now "florb," in case you were wondering.)
This means Jake is now Ryder's "boy," although we wonder if that will last after Marley asks Jake out on a date on the night she was supposed go out with Ryder. (You go, girl!) Then again, feeling bad for Marley for having to choose between Jake and Ryder is like feeling bad for someone whose wallet is uncomfortable to sit on because it has so much cash in it.
But seriously — how great was this episode? We missed Kurt and Rachel, natch, but the superhero parody was genius, with the hilarious costumes and comic book-style graphics. The songs were all amazing, especially "Some Nights" and "Dark Side," and we loved getting a quick glimpse at Puck, red mohawk and all. We're just glad Puck didn't offered us his $100 deal, since we're not sure we'd be able to say no.
Seeing Puck was a definite contender for our "Favorite Scene of the Week," as was Finn in the sweater vest and Ryder standing up for Jake. (Nothin' wrong with a little bro love.) But our favorite scene was watching Blam escape with the trophy, and our runner-up scene was Blaine singing with the Warblers - although it feels like heresy to admit it.
We're a little surprised at how ridiculously awesome it was to see Sebastian again. Sure, we're Klaine fans through and through, but we can't be the only ones who kinda want to see Blaine on a date with Sebastian, right? We feel like Klaine will be getting together sooner rather than later, but with Sebastian no longer throwing rock salt at people, we think that seeing him on a date with Blaine would be almost too much handsomeness for our TVs to handle.
And is it obvious that Marley will now end up picking Jake over Ryder? It definitely seems the show is heading that way, with Jake showing his sweeter side tonight, and Ryder sorta rubbing us the wrong way while he was boasting to Jake about winning Marley's heart. It might be a little cruel that she right away forgets about Ryder, but we do like this "fierce" new Marley.
We're still torn about who Marley will pick, but we say there's a 70% chance that she picks Jake and only 30% for Ryder. (Just so you know, that's the most complicated math that we're capable of doing.) Either way, this love triangle is very compelling, and we love all three of them.
All in all, tonight's episode totally blew us away, and we hope that Glee continues to be this heroically awesome. In the meantime, we have lots of leftovers to scarf down. To channel Yoda: A great Thanksgiving we hope you had!
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What I've said in the above that might not be all that obvious is that when we learn to control our thinking, we begin to take control and responsibility for our lives. And, we can then quit blaming our failures on others. Maybe!
How we love to quote Scriptures...
Why would that be surprising? Whether or not you are an atheist or agnostic, or whatever you call your believe system, it doesn't destroy what is morally and ethically true concerning human behavior and psychology. Too many blame God and Satan or others for their deeds and words, and a non-Christian can even attest to this. I believe this is the core reasoning behind the worlds problems today.Generally, not specifically or everybody:Hindu's believe in re-incarnation, so if you come back as a poor beggar, it is against their religion to make them rich because they are being punished for their past life. Nobody takes responsibility for their actions in that system.Muslims believe in Allah, and that if you are not Muslim, then you have no rights to the earth or living existence. There is only One God and He is Allah, and He wages war against the infidel heretic. Nobody takes responsibility for their actions, if they do bad in the name of Allah, it was Allah's will.Christians believe in Jesus Christ, and if you are not Christian, then you don't have the Holy Spirit and will not understand what is right or wrong. When things go bad, it is God's will that it goes bad. Or if you believe we are forgiven, you can sin but it doesn't matter because God loves you anyways. Nobody takes responsibility for their actions.Blah blah blah. All of those systems are messed up. This whatever will be will be attitude is defeating. You have nobody taking responsibility, and nobody held accountable. So you have a society and world that does what it likes, whenever it likes and finding the best excuse in why they cannot be a good person!If we live taking responsibility and understand we are held accountable, we should understand that is talking about the present reality, not some future spiritual judgment. Too many people lose grip on the reality they live in, waiting for something that is not real to occur.If we start taking responsibility and understand we are held accountable, we should live good lives and humble lives and taking assertive authority in times we need to maintain responsibility and accountability. The world would be a far better place.How do you teach humility, responsibility and accountability, to those who are not humble because they have no responsibility or accountability?
I agree with this. I'd like to add that is one reason why I reject origonal sin. While it is true that all will sin, and all have sinned (exception being Christ). But to create a mind-set for failure is only going to lead to failure. If you are told you are evil and believe it, you can only be evil! You can never achieve greater than your aim. If you believe you are never capable of living rightly before God, then you NEVER will.


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7th or 8th day depending if you count inclusive or not.Say conception takes place on Janury 1st.Then Janury 8th is the 8th day counting inclusive. (Jewish way of counting)Then Janury 8th is the 7th day counting exclusive.Is that 7th/8th day of special Biblical significance?
Not 100% sure I understand your question. The Jews would count after the birth of the baby
But how anyone could be 100% sure about the day of conception is beyond me, unless a marriage only involved sex once a year and on that particular day she happened to get pregnant.
But even the most hormonally subdued wife might potentially murder someone in their sleep if that's all he could do. roflol
I'm not 100% certain that anything of a regular sexual act would result in pregnancy within the hour or even within several hours of the sexual act. All kinds of factors are probably involved, and I think I saw somewhere when I was a kid that pregnancy could supposedly happen the following day or two from a sexual act, but I'm not sure if doctors and researchers still believe that,
But again, I'm not 100% sure if I'm understanding your question
So....When born on the 8th day the body get circumcised.But when unborn? Circumcision of the soul? Or something other Biblical?
On a 7 day cycle, is the 8th day the same as the first day?
Between 5 and 8 days after fertilization, the blastocyst attaches to the lining of the uterus, usually near the top. This process, called implantation, is completed by day 9 or 10.
Well from what the Doctor told me when I got pregnant, it can take anywhere from the moment it happened to 8 days after the moment.
When the division of the developing zygote into 2 embryos occurs, 99% of the time it is within 8 days of fertilization. If the division of the zygote occurs later than the 8 days then conjoined twins are usually the result.