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I can't believe it's already been over 2 months since I last posted. After the last transfer, I was just so upset with myself that it didn't work. I know everyone says, "it's not your fault", but sometimes, you just can't help how you feel. But, I am happy to say that I am in a much better place emotionally and am SO excited to share that I am matched with a new couple!!
R & T live in Australia and are just completely adorable. We email about once a week, which I love (one of the biggest issues I had with my last IP"s is that there was a language barrier, so communication was always very hard and emails were kept very brief and far between). R is originally from New Zealand and T is from Israel. I don't even know what else to say, they are just perfect! We had our 1st Skype call at the end of October at around 8:30, the same day as my youngest's birthday party. My case manager came over (she lives about 5 min from me) and we chatted with the guys (yep, guys!!) for about an hour. We covered all the "basics" and all the really "tough" stuff – such as termination, reduction, how many embryos to transfer, etc). I really loved them on paper, but the Skype call just sealed the deal. The thing that really stuck out was when T brought up about what kind of relationship I was hoping to have after the birth and he said that "to them their surrogate would be family" and that they "couldn't imagine not having that person in their life after the baby was born". That is one thing that is really important to me in this whole surrogacy process and of course, I want the relationship to be organic and develop on its own, but if the couple doesn't feel like it's something that they want, then I don't want to match with them. And that's something that I worried about often with S&J. The guys will be using 2 surrogates and implanting one embryo into each surrogate. They already have an egg donor and R already has embryos ready. T will be coming down in Feb (YAY!!) and the same egg donor has agreed to work with them again, so the babies will have 1/2 the same genetics. One surrogate will get an egg fertilized with T's little swimmers and the other surro will get an egg fertilized with R's little swimmers. We are looking at a transfer in early March.
We had our annual agency holiday luncheon yesterday at a restaurant in Newport Beach, right on the water. The food was ok, but the restaurant was beautiful. I got to see one of the only girls in my agency that I've become friends with, Karissa (pic below). She is amazing, such a beautiful person, both inside and out and her surro story is CRAZY – but not mine to tell – and after the craziness that was her 1st surro journey, she actually wants to do it again, she is truly an inspiration! I finally got to meet my surro "sister", J. She is really great and has been a surro a few times, as well as an egg donor. We are all (case manager, J and myself) driving down to the RE office next Monday for our medical clearance. They have me starting BC pills this week and before I know it, March will be here and I will be pregnant (hopefully!). I am really excited for this new journey and feel like maybe things didn't work out with J & S so that I would be here when T & R were looking to match. They are already so great and I can only see things getting better from here. I'll update after my appointment next week.
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I just asked my cousin and she used a First Response Early Response and tested at 10 dpo with a faint positive.
Me: 29 DH: 30 Married 12/28/2011
It was 11DPO. You can't really know how many days after implantation unless you have implantation bleeding or you are temping and see an implantation dip. I had a slight dip around 8DPO before my temps soared back up. Could be coincidence, could have been an implantation dip. First Response, it was pretty faint.
I wish I knew where I was at in my cycle when I conceived DS back in 2010. I remember getting my BFP on a ClearBlue Easy digital with FMU on CD 25, getting really excited and immediately tried another one (BFN), and then going out an buying some FRERs. The FRER's showed a very very faint positive and the CBE digital only gave me positives with FMU for the next couple days.
Hmm. I think I've spent a small fortune on HPTs and OPKs.
I had odd cramping, a little nausea and a temperature spike 7DPO. I'm hoping that was implantation. Feeling nauseous today. I'm going to test with a FRER tomorrow (10DPO). A + would be a great V-Day surprise for DH!
I agree with the PPs that you can't really know when implantation takes place. DIps and spikes in the LP can mean other things besides implantation. A dip is supposed to mean implantation which then can be followed by a spike. But this isn't a for sure thing.
Bleeding that is IB can occur even several days after baby actually implants. Cramping can occur for many reasons in the LP. There isn't an exact way for anyone to "know" when implantation occured.
I can kind of guess though for you! I had IB with #2 at 14 DPO and also had a .4 temp dip that day. I got a BFP on a Wondfo 4 days later at 18 DPO with FMU. With #3, I know baby implanted earlier (maybe around 8 DPO based on cramping) because the BFP I got 17 DPO also on a Wondfo was much, much darker than the one I got with #2.
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Like PP said Im not sure when implantation was but I will give you my run down...
Got a +OPK on CD13 (and a faint + on CD14 abd CD15 although I know thats not suppose to count) - We BD on CD13 in the PM and in the AM on CD14
I couldnt stand it an POAS (First Response) on CD22 which was Wednesday 2/6(I know way to early but I was anxiouse lol) and of course it was BFN
I was due for AF on CD25 which was this past Saturday 2/9 and had MAJOR cramping so I thought FOR sure she would show up. I had very very light pinkish brown when I went to the bathroom 1x that day (I had to really inspect the toilet paper) so that really convinced me that she was coming. I cramped all day.
Nothing happened overnight so I decided to test on Sunday 2/10 with another First Response appx 3pm...I got a very faint broken line...I had to put a flashlight in back of it to make sure I wasnt siking myself out. I took another at 8:30pm and got a noticable but still light line.
Monday came and I couldnt stand it so on lunch I ran out and bought a Walmart brand test (HORRIBLE would NOT recommend..I hate blue dye lol) and that showed a very faint line too. I said enough with this...I went out and got a digital. Target had a 2 pack of the Clear Blue Easy digi's for $12 ... tested with that and got "PREGNANT" in less then 2 mins!
Sorry so long...just wanted to give hope out there to all you ladies that have an early testing problem like I did lol
Tiffany&Kevin 6/27/09
Our DS Kristopher born 5/14/10<3
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I am a novice at quilting and am totally lost with #2. "Repeat process.....etc." Can you explain this in another way? I would really like to make these little trees. Thanks
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What you need to do is continue sewing fabric pieces together with a straight stitch until you have a piece large enough to form the tree shape. Hope this helps:)
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A judge has denied a request by firefighters in the Poquonnock Bridge Fire District of Groton for a temporary injunction to rescind the layoffs of nine firefighters.
Judge Thomas Moukawsher, in a written ruling issued Friday, said with an interim request for relief with the State Board of Labor Relations that is likely to be heard within the next 30 to 60 days, firefighters had not proven an emergency exists to allow the court jurisdiction in the matter.
Firefighters had claimed the danger was too great to wait for a decision, but Moukawsher ruled "because it is not substantially probable that the firefighters will face irreparable harm in the next 60 days, the firefighter's request for a temporary injunction is denied."
The fire district board laid off the nine firefighters on July 29 because of a lack of money.
The Poquonnock Bridge Fire Fighters Association filed a prohibitive practices complaint with the state, asking for an interim decision that would reinstate the firefighters. A hearing date has yet to be scheduled.
Layoffs led to a reduction in manpower from five firefighters to a minimum of three firefighters on duty at any given time. Moukawsher, in his ruling, noted that the department still has four firefighters on almost every shift and if needed can maintain that level because the contract "allows the department leadership to call in additional firefighters as needed to ensure 4 men are on duty."
Moukawsher, in his ruling, also listed key points from a hearing on Wednesday that he said showed "no emergency exists." Among those points was the fact that rescues at the scene of structure fires was "the most dangerous things firefighters face."
"There have been three or four rescues at structure fires in the district within the last 28 years," he wrote. There is also the opportunity for mutual aid from neighboring departments, he said.
Moukawsher acknowledged that firefighting was risky business but took issue with statements from a Hartford deputy fire chief who "refused to acknowledge that a lower risk of fires means lower risks for firefighters."
"To him firefighters who respond to 1 major fire a year have just as much chance of being hurt as those who respond to 100 major fires a year. This is like saying a man playing Russian Roulette faces no greater risk by pulling the trigger 5 times than he does pulling it once," Moukawsher wrote.
Union attorney Eric Chester said he was displeased with the judge's decision and thought it "ironic that the court referred to Russian Roulette in the ruling because it's exactly what they're asking firefighters to do."
"They're putting these people's lives in danger," Chester said. "That's what we continue to do every day they run three firefighters. These are real people, real lives. It's not a game."
F. Jerome O'Malley, a lawyer for the fire district, said Friday he thought the court ruled correctly and that the union had not exhausted other remedies before applying for the injunction.
"We're pleased with the decision but it's fair to say everyone agrees it's not an optimal situation here," O'Malley said.
The injunction request is just one of a host of issues facing the fire district, including a budget adopted at the annual meeting that cannot support current operations of the fire department.
The fire district also awaits a judge's decision on pending litigation against the firefighters union, an attempt to negate the 10-year labor contract that current board members claim is invalid in part because there was never district approval for the funding to pay for it. The contract calls for annual wage increases of 3 percent.
"I think it would be in everyone's interest if the parties could conclude a new bargaining agreement, end litigation and get back to running a fire department," O'Malley said.
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How do you define "flummoxed"? That would be Sen. Chuck Schumer. Or "flailing"? That would be Sen. Ted Kennedy. Or "desperate"? That would be the array of left-wing activist groups from People For the American Way to MoveOn.org. This cadre of desperately flailing flummoxed anti-Bushies has been brought to their state of extreme futility by the nomination to the Supreme Court of John Roberts, the un-Borkable.
Borking was pioneered by Kennedy, of course, when Judge Robert Bork was nominated to the court by President Reagan in 1987. It is a practice that involves destroying conservative nominees in all-out smear-fests. Eighteen years later, the Right has a two-step counterstrategy. First, find a nominee who has spent his career avoiding provocations that would give would-be Borkers traction. Then, unveil his nomination in a carefully prepared rollout with gorgeous visuals and rigorously on-message advocates.
President Bush opponents have been picking at Roberts's record, compiled as a deputy solicitor general in the first Bush administration, as a private advocate and as a judge on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals since 2003. They are finding little that is usefully distortable.
One focus is his dissent in a 2003 case involving the Endangered Species Act. He thought a three-judge panel of the D.C. court erred in upholding the constitutionality of the law under the Commerce Clause. Putting aside the details of the arroyo southwestern toad involved in the case, Roberts thought the panel's decision ignored recent federalism-friendly Supreme Court decisions in Lopez and Morrison that limited the reach of the Commerce Clause. Those decisions had been joined by Sandra Day O'Connor. Remember her? She's the retiring justice who has been universally praised by Democrats.
Even Kennedy argued that O'Connor represented "the mainstream of conservative judicial thinking," and said "that is what the American people are expecting" in her replacement. But that was all of three weeks ago. Now, Kennedy regards Roberts' agreement with O'Connor on the Commerce Clause with horror. He "can imagine few things worse for our seniors, for the disabled, for workers and for families."
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Given their winning history -- the ECHL's best all-time winning percentage at home and overall -- opening night at home for the Alaska Aces is orchestrated to turn Sullivan Arena into a scene of celebration.
Friday night, for instance, the Aces in a pregame ceremony unfurled three new banners on the east wall of the building. Those additions signified last season's triumphs as champions of the ECHL's Western Conference and Mountain Division, and as collectors of an unprecedented third straight Brabham Cup as overall regular-season kings. They had won eight of their previous 10 home openers.
The Aces proceeded to unleash shot after shot on San Francisco Bulls goaltender Tyler Beskorowany, who turned out to be a 6-foot-5 buzz-kill for the announced crowd of 4,708.
Beskorowany stopped 44 shots and San Francisco's Brett Parnham pocketed the game-winning goal from a severe angle in the third period to propel the Bulls to a bend-but-don't-break 2-1 victory.
Parnham's strike came with less than seven minutes remaining. He took a pass on the rush from linemate Dale Mitchell and got off a shot from the left circle that Aces goalie Joni Ortio (17 saves) fended off with his blocker. Parnham collected the rebound inches above the goal line and somehow slipped a shot between Ortio and the left pipe to crack a 1-1 tie.
"In a game like that, I just wanted to create an opportunity,'' Parnham said.
That such opportunity still existed for the Bulls so deep into the game stemmed from the sharp work of Beskorowany. The former Idaho Steelheads masked man, who owns 51 games of American Hockey League experience, rarely coughed up rebounds, thus denying the Aces second-chance bounty.
"I thought he was excellent,'' said Aces coach Rob Murray. "I didn't have any problem with Joni's game, either, other than that unfortunate goal he gave up.''
Beskorowany, a former second-round NHL draft pick, in the first period got the cuff of his glove on whistling wristers from Aces winger Peter Sivak, the former Bulls sniper, and Evan Trupp. He got just enough of Andy Taranto's bid from the right circle to have it glance off the right post. And he snubbed Taranto's semi-breakaway in the second period and flashed his left pad to stop Taranto point-blank in the third period.
With the Aces owning a 6-on-4 advantage in the waning seconds -- Bulls captain Scott Langdon was in the penalty box and Ortio was on the bench in favor of an extra attacker -- Beskorowany got his glove on Sean Curry's wrister from atop the left circle and froze the puck.
"That was the game plan -- throw pucks at the net,'' Taranto said. "Unfortunately, they got one extra bounce than us. We played well, really, created a lot.
"The puck just wasn't bouncing for us. He played a helluva game.''
San Francisco jumped to a 1-0 lead just 2:22 into the game when Jordan Morrison deflected Langdon's laser from the left point.
Alaska did not get back to even terms until San Francisco defenseman Kyle Bigos coughed up a neutral-zone turnover that Spivak seized five minutes into the third period. Spivak's quick pass sprung newcomer Tim Coffman on a breakaway and he slipped a wrister between Beskorowany's pads for a 1-1 tie.
Sivak, with a game-high seven shots on goal, Coffman (six shots) and Taranto (six shots) combined to fire as many shots (19) as the Bulls did collectively.
Coffman was strong in the face-off circle too, and while the Aces' power play struggled (0 for 5), their penalty-killing (3 for 3) proved strong. That was particularly the case early in the third period when they killed off consecutive Bulls power plays and permitted just two shots on Ortio in that span.
Forty-five shots is ample ammunition to win, but the Aces ended up saddled with a loss. On opening night, they could not complete what they started -- all set-up, but little celebration.
"Part 1 of the battle is complete,'' said Aces defenseman Kane Lafranchise. "Now, we just have to finish. We deserved a better fate, and we worked for a better fate.''
Aces notes
The Aces have lost consecutive home openers for the first time in their 11 seasons in the ECHL. They fell 5-2 to Utah in their Sullivan opener last season.
Murray's 18-man lineup was split evenly -- nine returners, nine newcomers.
No one is yet wearing the "C'' as captain of the Aces, and Murray is not in a rush to name one. Three players -- Curry, center Nick Mazzolini and winger Brendan Connolly -- each wore an "A" Friday as an alternate captain.
San Francisco's Parnham, who played last season in Kazakhstan, centers a line that includes wingers Dale Mitchell, who played last season in Austria, and Mark Lee, who played last season in Finland. And that's why they've been dubbed "The Euro Line.''
The top performance in the ECHL on opening night went to Utah's Jamie McQueen, who bagged all four goals in a 4-2 win over visiting Idaho. Greenville's Andrew Rowe delivered a hat trick and one helper in a 5-3 win at Gwinnett.
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San Francisco 1 0 1 -- 2
Aces 0 1 0 -- 1
First Period -- 1, SF, Morrison 1 (Langdon), 2:22. Penalties -- King, SF (holding), 8:40; Syvret, Aces (cross-checking), 12:14; McDonough, SF (tripping), 16:53; Farmer, Aces, major (fighting), 19:42; Lee, SF, major (fighting), 19:42; Kremyr, Aces (roughing), 19:42; Langdon, SF (roughing), 19:42.
Second Period -- 2, Aces, Coffman 1 (Sivak), 4:55. Penalties -- King, SF (holding), 5:45.
Third Period -- 3, SF, Parnham 1 (Mitchell, Lee), 13:44. Penalties -- Molle, Aces (slashing), 4:20; Trupp, Aces (tripping), 7:28; Langdon, SF (delay of game, puck over glass), 19:52.
Shots on goal -- SF 5-6-8--19. Aces 15-13-17--45.
Power-play Opportunities -- SF 0 of 3. Aces 0 of 5.
Goalies -- SF, Beskorowany, 1-0-0 (45 shots-44 saves). Aces, Ortio, 0-1-0 (19-17).
Referee -- Peter Tarnaris. Linesmen -- Scott Sivulich, Steve Glines.
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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones not only opened up his checkbook for Jason Garrett, he reunited with offensive line coach Hudson Houck, who agreed to a three-year contract Thursday worth an estimated $3 million, team sources told ESPN's Chris Mortensen.
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Numerous sources report that Daisuke Matsuzaka (Dice-K) has been put on waivers by the Boston Red Sox. Dice-K offered a quality start on Monday and on Tuesday Boston waived him. This may sound unusual but for a team that is out of contention like the Red Sox, placing quality players like Matsuzaka who may have a lot to offer but have been on a rocky road makes sense. Boston can test the marketplace and still keep the righty. They can also let a team take him and his salary or engineer a trade. What teams might want him? Here are a few.
In the NL Central, the Pittsburgh Pirates can use some help on the mound. Despite the fact that they are in third in the AL Central, they are just two games out of the Wild Card. Number one starter Erik Bedard has had some bad games lately, often going less than 5 innings. In his last 10 games he's 3-7. The end of the starting rotation is scary.
The Washington Nationals are said to be interested in Dice-K. Why? Well one reason is that although Stephen Strasburg has been great he just lost to the Miami Marlins 9-0, giving up 7 runs on 9 hits in 5 innings. He's also had some other dicey starts. The NL East Nationals may need some extra help to make it into the postseason.
In the AL, the Baltimore Orioles have allowed a lot of runs and they may be in the neighborhood for some help to ensure a Wild Card spot. However would they pay the cash to do so? That's always a question for these birds. By the way, the Orioles are less than four behind the New York Yankees for first in the AL East. A little extra quality pitching on the mound may be a big aid.
In the AL Central, the Detroit Tigers certainly need help. Once you get by the number one starter, Justin Verlander, and the number two, Max Scherzer, there's not much dependability. Detroit is 1.5 games out of first and the Wild Card. Some quality mound work is needed as the season winds down.
Dice-K could be a bargain with just $2 million left in his contract for this year. He's in his final year of a six-year, $52 million contract. Two or three extra wins for some of these teams could mean the difference between a postseason berth and playing golf. Daisuke Matsuzaka might just give them those wins. What the Red Sox may want for him, if anything, is anyone's guess.


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Competence varies by time and by issue. Someone who's competent to lease a Cadillac today may not be competent to understand the risks and benefits of a kidney transplant tomorrow. The best test is seeing whether he can understand the first days of a trial, not psychological tests of other tasks.
"If Loughner is found incompetent to stand trial, he will remain in prison and undergo therapy until competency is restored."
Sad but true, except for the therapy part. Prisons are no place for people with mental illness. The guards are not trained to deal with mental illness, there is no significant treatment, and the chances of recovery are almost nil. Defendants with mental disorders are routinely jailed, not because they have been convicted of crimes, but because they are mentally ill. They should be committed civilly, and if treatment restores fitness to proceed to trial, then try them for their actions.
I seriously doubt that anyone has been jailed lately "because they are mentally ill". Even the most incompetent judge would never rule that, "although the defendent hasn't committed a crime, I'm going to sentence him to prison because he's nuts."
I know that most (if not all) prisoners have some form of mental illness or disfunctional behavior that causes them to commit a criminal act. No one is immune from mental illness but society cannot allow people with a disposition toward violence (like Loughner) to run free until they kill someone. The police had been notified many times about his behavior and Loughner should have had some sort of intervention by the state.
Here's what the 6th Amendment says: "In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial...." No exceptions are made for defendants who are unfit to be tried because of mental defects.
Federal judges have for years risked throwing their backs out, looking for ways to sanction the patently unconstitutional practice of incarcerating people with mental illness without convicting them first. They go to jail, not because they've been found guilty of anything, but because they're mentally ill.
They who deem themselves morally correct argue that individuals prone to violence cannot be held accountable for their actions because they don't know what they are doing. As with any sick person, they should be treated and cured, not punished.
Those good folks fail to consider that only a minute fraction of the mentally-disturbed, outright psychotics even, are violent. Some perfectly sane individuals, on the other hand--hired assassins, gung-ho mercenaries, and such--kill without compunction. It would appear, then, that the proclivity for violence is not a function of insanity or sanity. Nor does environment seem to be a factor. Some individuals, obviously, are born killers.
Psychologists and psychiatrists might be able to diagnose a mental illness (actually any lay person can tell in five minutes if someone is mentally unstable)and couch their findings in scientific jargon. After all, that's their livelihood. But do they command the science to treat and cure the mentally ill? Is there any hard evidence that they have ever cured anyone, much less a born killer?
I, for one, hold that for the good of society, the violence-prone, insane or otherwise, should be incarcerated for life, or executed, as the law allows. The trade-off should not be hard to accept: Better to make life safe for innocent people at large than to worry about the rights of a few individuals bereft of a normal conscience.
If someone, sane or not,, broke into my house to harm my family and I had a gun handy, I would shoot first and mull the moral issue and legal consequences later. I thank our Founding Fathers for our Second Amendment rights.
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Yous' be workin' that Photoshop. ; 3;
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; u; oh thank you. I do like shiney and soft drawings, I'm trying to see if I can make some more softer shading ;u; thank you for the input -wiggles-
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I would just say her neck and ears came out a bit awkward.
Just a bit hard to distinguish shapes and shades and so.
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Timing was off by about a year earlier then "planned" lol. Holiday visit to his families, good spirits and a missed pull out later and I was preggers :) pretty much afterwards I couldn't stomach alcohol at all... Except for a glass of wine before we left. Still didn't want anything New Year's Eve and 10 days later test came back pos :)
Posted 12/04/2012
We had just gotten married in october. Were very young.. 19 years old when we got hitched. So things were challenging enough anyway. Planned on having children a few years down the road.. But we ended up with a honeymoon baby lol. I was on the pill. I was totally stressed about my job and ended up missing a pill (yeah i know i know) and that was that! Thus began my little Puddle. It was a pretty easy pregnancy, sort of complicated birth, and one awesome little guy.
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We'd been having unprotected sex the past year and a half, we were the "we aren't trying, but aren't preventing" and happened on thanksgiving vaca to Df Grandparents. Df wasn't as excited as me.
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We tried for 3 years. I had a miscarriage early after a year of trying. Almost immediately I got very sick and found out I had crohns disease. I had a resection surgery in January 2011 and was hospitalized for 3 weeks. After all we'd been through I began to wonder if I could even get pregnant. I was really depressed after many months of negative tests but kept charting ovulation. December 9th last year (my sisters bday) we knew I was ovulating but I'd had a particularly bad day and had a break down after seeing my step daughters swim class with all the little kids. We got home and even though I was depressed dh convinced me to try. We had a fertility appointment set up for early January and I was convinced it would be pointless without intervention. Well that was the magic night :) the day after Christmas I got my BFP. I KNEW Christmas eve and avoided drinking. Dh thought I was crazy because we had both basically given up hope. I bawled when I saw the test. She's our little miracle. I had the easiest pregnancy ever and on August 26th our little miracle joined our family :) we're actively trying again since it took so long the first time and I wouldn't mind having 2 close together. My sister was born 2 days before my first birthday and it was nice having someone close in age growing up.
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Babe Ruth, on 15 October 2012 - 07:10 PM, said:
That is in direct conflict of what you said in the past, and since you seem to have forgotten, may I add this as a reminder of what you have said?
Kevin Ryan and others pointed out early on that the temps were too low. That's why he was fired--exposing the lie early on. This is common knowledge in some circles, but is denied in other circles. I'm going with Kevin Ryan and the others who analyzed the fires visible with the appropriate sensors. Way too low, and way too short of duration to weaken steel.
In one post, you said the temperatures were high, and in another post, you said the temperatures were too low.
Any pilot should have known why an intact fuselage was not going to be found at the crash site of United 93. Here is a hint concerning another crash site, and remember, I asked you to identify a Tu-154 at this crash site.
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Now, see if you can identify the fuselage of a Tu-154 at the crash site. If you are unable to identify the fuselage of a Tu-154, then you will know why no one reported finding an intact fuselage of a B-757 at the crash site of United 93.
Considering they confirmed the crash site near Shanksville as that of United 93, what more is there to say?! As a reminder, United Airlines confirmed the loss of United 93 as well, not to mention photos of wreckage of United 93 at the crash site, and that bodies from United 93 have been identified, but the fact of the matter is, you knew it all along. .
Let's just say they were mistaken since ordinary citizens wouldn't know what thermite looks like anyway.
Do you consider that American Airlines and United Airlines government agenies? After all, those airlines confirmed the loss of American 11, American 77, United 93, and United 175.
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Tommy Rees jogged on to the field at Notre Dame Stadium on Sept. 8, facing a score tied at 17, 2:12 left on the clock and the ball on the Irish 35.
A chorus of boos greeted him. The wounds from 2011 had yet to heal, with the 80,000-plus fans registering their disdain for the guy who threw plenty of crippling interceptions in an 8-5 season.
Rees wasn't Notre Dame's guy last fall. That's not to say he didn't have the support of his teammates -- he had overwhelming support from them -- but Brian Kelly and Chuck Martin wanted to not only win in 2012, but to also set the program up for success in 2013 and beyond. It was a strategy that led them to Everett Golson, but with the quarterback out of the picture for at least 2013, they're right back to where they were in 2011.
[More: Golson intends to return to Notre Dame]
The circumstances probably aren't what Rees would've wanted, but the result is what he hoped for: One final shot at the starting gig at Notre Dame.
"You go out there and compete, and you're not okay with where you're at if you're not the starter," Rees said before Notre Dame's spring game in April. "I understand how things work, but I'm still going to go out there and compete and, if there's a time when I'm needed, just be prepared."
That time is now, with expectations as high in South Bend as they've been in years. It was supposed to be Golson to lead Notre Dame's bid to close the Alabama gap and contend for a BCS title. That now falls on Rees, the same guy who's thrown for 34 touchdowns but also 24 interceptions in three years with the Irish.
"Does he have all of the elite skills? No. But he's a gamer. He'll do anything," Kelly extolled after Notre Dame topped Purdue in Week 2. "Those guys in that locker room will go to the wall for him. They'll do anything, because he's a great teammate."
Right now, that quote from Kelly stands as Rees' legacy among his teammates and coaches. Despite the missteps of 2011 and his arrest in May of 2012, he's well-respected by those within the program.
His legacy, though, isn't written by just those around him. Rees has a chance to change how he's remembered among the Notre Dame fanbase -- just think of the warm reception he'd get around South Bend if he's able to guide the Irish to a BCS berth in 2013 under the current circumstances.
"I feel the best I have since I've been here," Rees said in April. "I'm excited with my progress and I'm excited to keep moving forward."
Notes on the Golson fallout
-- Not surprisingly, Gunner Kiel won't be returning to Notre Dame. The ex-Irish quarterback told the Cincinnati Enquirer Sunday morning "I'm a Bearcat," ending far-fetched, but plausible, speculation Kiel would find his way back to South Bend.
-- The news from Saturday night was noticed by a pair of blue-chip prep quarterbacks. Kyle Allen, who holds an offer from Notre Dame and is rated by Rivals as the No. 1 class of 2014 quarterback prospect, retweeted SportsCenter's tweet on Golson no longer being enrolled at the school. And Brandon Dawkins, a three-star dual-threat quarterback from West Virginia, tweeted: "Trying to get coach on the phone to commit to
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-- More from Twitter: Safety Nicky Baratti, a high school quarterback in Texas, posted on Sunday: "No I will not be playing qb."


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Here's a card i've made for my groupmate's birthday, cause she shares my love to Captain.
Sorry for the cheesy undetailed shot, there wasn't enough time and light to photograph it okay.
I think the camera work plays well with the piece within. Neither one is perfect, but they're quite perfect together. The artwork itself is cute, which I see making up for the lack of photographic perfectionism.
Captain could have made this himself? --> Plausible!
Captain could have made this himself? --> Plausible!
thanks man, it seemed completely failed to me, cause it's difficult to make something alright at 7 AM.
Captain would be such a narcissist then, lol.
Wuuuuuut, this is amazing! Wish I had the creativity to make one for my fellow RA-fan friend :I
i'm glad to hear. But well, it's not difficult to make, you just have to know how to join it all. Or you can ask someone for that card.
Wow I love how the balloons pop out of the frame, a very creative display of Captain's infinite magic!
thank you! Those popping-out balloons came out spontaneously, cause there wasn't enough place on the card's body. And for the whole Captain's portrait, too.
Btw, after scrolling through your gallery it seems that Snippy himself talks to me
Well... I run a Snippy RP blog. If you enjoy my stories and writing, perhaps you'd like to take a look at the blog too.
oh cool, then you reply for Charles Snippy there. I've already read your 'Captain's Gender' and liked it, and i'll read all others when i have time.
Aww that story was TERRIBLE! xD I hope you'll soon find time to read the others.


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As a millennial, I take the push to ditch the estate tax personally.
Tag: estate tax
The GOP Bucks Teddy Roosevelt's Legacy
The Republican president was a groundbreaking crusader for a tax on inherited fortunes.
Subsidizing the Idle Rich While Poor Kids Go Hungry
Politicians are slashing taxes for folks who dine on caviar while making it harder for the needy to put food on the table.
Coddling the Rich
Congress is gutting vital programs for the poor while heaping billions of dollars of relief on a few wealthy families.
America's Billionaires Owe You a Thank You Note
America's billionaires minimize their tax burdens, making the rest of us pick up their tab.
A Higher Education Revolution
More robust estate taxes could cover the cost of making public colleges and universities tuition-free.
Betting the Farm on a Lie
Estate tax critics never let facts get in the way of a good story.
Leave No Generation Behind
A tax on inherited wealth could eliminate student debt while reducing growing inequality.