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8/26AM UPDATE: THANK YOU to everyone who joined us last night for the final 'Thunder' event of 2012.
It definitely started out on an inauspicious note when two cars flipped in hot laps alone; but once the racing started it was a fast and furious night.
It was a beautiful night for racing with over 100 cars in the pit area, and an excellent crowd on hand.
Results will be posted at: www.speednetdirect.com/results.php?track_id=8954 after Susie gets them finalized and uploaded.
THANKS AGAIN for another wild and exciting night - see you at the "Patriot Day 40" at LSS on September 8th. The event flyer is posted under 'resources' and the press release is on the 'news' page.
8/25 4PM RACE DAY UPDATE: It has not rained at the track all day today and the radar shows all the precip headed far east of here; so everything is all set for a great night of racing tonight at LoneStar Speedway; with the first green flag schedule to drop around 8pm.
The pit gates are open right now to accommodate out of town drivers that are headed this way due to their hometown track being rained out.
8/25 A.M. RACE DAY UPDATE! TEMPS in the LOW 80's FORECAST for TONIGHT at 8pm! Much, much better than last races' 110 degree heat index! 'Thunder' round TONIGHT, Saturday, August 25th at LoneStar Speedway....over $6,000 cash is posted for STS/RaceSaver Sprint teams alone, and the feature pays $200 to start (24th).
NOAA still shows a 30% chance of isolated t-storms primarily during the day and highs in the upper 80's. But as of 8:30AM the radar is not showing anything that will affect the area. We will monitor it throughout the day.
Joining the STS series will be the final appearance of the fully powered Ark-La-Tex Winged Modifieds, $1,000 to win Modifieds, $500 to win Limited Modifieds and $300 to win Factory Stocks.
The event flyer, complete purse breakdown for all classes is located under 'resources'.
Please continue reading for previously released information...
LoneStar Schedule Changes for 8/11 & 8/25
Kilgore TX (7/19/12) by DarinShort.com. The popular final round of "Thunder on the High Banks" for Southern Thunder Sprints (STS) event scheduled for August 11th at LoneStar Speedway (LSS) has been moved to August 25th which includes the existing program of Ark-La-Tex Winged Modified Series.
Although there will be no racing at LSS on August 11th, it will make for a great night of action packed racing on August 25th, as the three LSS points divisions will also be racing that night; with $1,000 to win Modifieds, $500 to win for the Limited Modifieds and $300 to win for the Factory Stocks.
A reminder that STS is RaceSaver® sanctioned, and drivers can also choose to run the Southern Thunder Sprint (STS) or Sprint Series of Texas (SST) right rear tire – and that goes for all remaining RaceSaver Sprint events at LoneStar in 2012. This is the final "Thunder on the High Banks" series events scheduled for 2012 at LSS.
Fans can expect STS drivers including: Alan Myers, Cody Harger, Cody Robbins, Marty Hargroeder, Ty Johnson, Regan Hawkins, Matt Ebarb, Koty Adams, David Forbis & a host of several others.
At this time, we'd also like to wish a speedy recovery to STS driver Josh Hawkins who was recently injured in a non-racing accident. We look forward to seeing you behind the wheel again soon!
A complete event flyer has been posted under the 'resources' section of the track website. Click www.LoneStarSpeedway.com to check it out.
Here are some quick facts for the event:
-"Summer Hours" in effect: Grandstands open at 6pm, Hot Laps around 8pm with Racing to follow-Pits open at 5pm-General Admission just $12 (ages 12 and older). Tickets available at the gate on race day only-Kids (ages 6-11) just $5-Ages 5 and under admitted free with adult admission-Military or Seniors (Ages 65+) General Admission just $10-Upgrade any ticket to the Reserved Section (bucket seats) for $5 per person-If you purchase tickets with MasterCard or Visa, there is a $1/ticket processing fee-All Pit Passes $30-No outside food/drink coolers are allowed inside, a full selection of economically priced food concessions, including beer, are available-Click www.LoneStarSpeedway.com for event flyer, class rules and complete event detailsClick www.SouthernThunderSprints.com for all STS series news-Click www.arklatexwingmodifieds.com for all Ark-La-Tex Wing Modified series news.
Make plans now for a night of affordable family racing action when the final "Thunder on the High Banks" series race for STS sprint cars hits the high banks on Saturday, August 25th, at the "Fastest 3/8 Mile Dirt Track in Texas," LoneStar Speedway in Kilgore Texas!
TONIGHT! July 28th, is going to be an exciting night of racing when the LoneStar 25 for RaceSaver sanctioned Sprint Cars takes on the high banks of the wide expanses of LoneStar Speedway in Kilgore.
The forecast shows 93 degrees and clear at 8pm race time, with temps falling into the mid-80's throughout the evening; so it will make for great racing conditions! Adult tickets are just $12!
***RaceSaver Drivers: make sure to read 'LoneStar 25 Qualifying System' under 'resources' on the right of this page.
Over $8,000 is up for grabs to RaceSaver Sprint Car teams (which will be converging upon LSS from throughout the region!) and there is no entry fee or increased pit charge. RaceSaver teams can continue to choose either the SST or STS RR tire at all 2012 LSS RaceSaver sanctioned events. Adult grandstand admission is just $12.
In the event that there are RaceSaver teams that don't qualify for the feature race (24 starters) July 28, they will each receive $100 in non-qualifiers money.
There are several teams that have indicated they are traveling a distance to come to this event, so we are guaranteeing this additional purse in the event there is a B-feature.
Reminder, this is a RaceSaver sanctioned race and it will follow RaceSaver.com rules; so plan to have your engine teched for compliance. SST or STS RR tires are your option.
We would like each driver to state which Series they are representing when they sign in (LBS, STS or SST); as the top finishing driver in each 'series' will receive a $100 cash bonus, as previously advertised.
Joining the LoneStar 25 will be a complete program for the Ark-La-Tex Winged Modifieds (making their first 2012 LSS appearance), plus a complete points event for the LoneStar Speedway Modifieds ($1000 to win), Limited Modifieds ($500 to win) and Factory Stocks ($300 to win).
Event flyer and complete payback are listed under 'resources' on the right of this page.
Join us this Saturday at LoneStar Speedway for a great night of racing at family-affordable prices!
And now "THE SHED", Shed Road Auto Parts of Bossier City, LA has added a $100 cash 'mystery drawing' to a RaceSaver driver finishing outside of the top 5 in the feature race this Saturday during the LoneStar 25.
The finishing number will be drawn randomly by track officials before the race, but will not be announced until the race is completed.
We would like to thank The Shed, and David Forbis, for their support of the RaceSaver Sprint Car events at LoneStar Speedway and wish them continued best of luck.
To visit their business online, please click www.shedroadautoparts.com/ and if you're in the Shreveport area, call 318-741-1235 or stop by 3860 Shed Road in Bossier City.
**7/3/12 UPDATE: Although the news announcement of the "LoneStar 25" RaceSaver Sprint Special at LoneStar Speedway on Saturday July 28th is just a day old, Bell Pawn Shop of Jacksonville Texas has stepped up their commitment to the event and is adding $25 each for drivers finishing in 10th through 21st; which is a total increase of $300.
We would like to thank Bell Pawn Shop for their strong support. They are located at 308 South Main Street in Jacksonville, phone: 903-586-8636.
Now, drivers finishing 2nd through 21st all are receiving increased payback from sponsors supporting the event.
"LoneStar 25" RaceSaver Sprint Special July 28 at LoneStar Speedway
Kilgore TX (7/3/12) by DarinShort.com. What's sure to become a big hit with the fans and drivers alike, the LoneStar 25 for RaceSaver® sprint cars will take to the the high banks of LoneStar Speedway (LSS) on Saturday July 28th, and will be competing for a substantially increased race purse.
A rapidly growing list of cash and prizes are being gathered for this event for the RaceSaver teams, and at the time of writing include the following:
-$500 in added cash has been spread through positions 2nd-9th courtesy of ASI Racing Engines of Lubbock, TX.-$200 Hard Charger Award, by Kustom Kraft Exhibits of Seagoville, TX (driver advancing most spots in feature).-$200 cash from Bell Pawn Shop in Jacksonville, TX for RaceSaver driver with the Furthest Tow to LoneStar.-Three $100 cash drawings, by Kustom Kraft Exhibits of Seagoville, TX (drawn from all A-feature competitors).-$100 cash to each to the following: top finishing STS, SST and LBS sprint series drivers. (A total of $300 cash.)
For RaceSaver drivers finishing outside of the top 5 finishing positions, the following drawings will be held:
-One 55-gallon drum of methanol, courtesy of Great American Classics Lindale, TX.-One American Racer medium RR tire, courtesy of DAY Motorsports of Tyler, TX.-One case of 20W50 Valvoline Racing oil, courtesy of Randy's Auto Alba, TX.-$100 cash from J & M Towing in Lindale, TX for the "Hard Luck" driver of the night.-5W50 synthetic Quaker oil (2 cases, 2 winners), courtesy of Louisiana Bayou Sprinters (LBS).
And for the race fans, you're not to be left out of the fun. Box Car BBQ (of Hawkins and Longview TX) have added to the 50/50 drawing: (4) Family Meals (which each consist of 4 Sloppy Joes, 4 chips and 4 drinks). These prizes will be awarded after the cash prize winner in the 50/50 drawing that night, so make sure to get your tickets to be eligible!
Fans can expect an excellent field of RaceSaver sprint teams from throughout the region converging upon LoneStar for this event…and with all of the additional posted cash awards, a RaceSaver driver may win upwards of $1,100! RaceSaver sprint drivers can choose to run the Southern Thunder Sprint (STS) or Sprint Series of Texas (SST) right rear tire – and that goes for all remaining RaceSaver Sprint events at LoneStar in 2012. There is no registration fee for RaceSaver teams.
We would like to thank Billy Joe Page for working hard to gather these special RaceSaver awards. If you would like to add your company name to the list of businesses supporting this event, please email Darin at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Joining the RaceSaver Sprint Cars will be the Ark-La-Tex Wing Modified series, who will be making their first of two 2012 LSS appearances. Fans can expect drivers such as Thomas Burge, Clif Williams, Dana Wood, Jody Cloud, Emmett Wood, Andrew Odom, Brandon Hightower, Greg Whitten, Mike Carney, Donald Cloud and several others.
Plus, the three exciting LSS points divisions will also be racing a complete program of heats and features, including: Modifieds $1,000 to win, $500 to win for the Limited Modifieds and $300 to win for the Factory Stocks.
Even with all of this action planned, adult general admission ticket prices are just $12, with seniors/military $10, kids 6-11 are $5. Children under 6 are free with adult admission.
The rules and complete payback for the "LoneStar 25" all three LoneStar Speedway points divisions are listed on the track website under 'resources.'
-"Summer Hours" are in effect, with Grandstands open at 6pm, Hot Laps at 8pm with Racing to follow.-Pits open at 5pm. -General Admission just $12 (ages 12 and older). Tickets available at the gate on race day only.-Kids (ages 6-11) just $5-Ages 5 and under admitted free with adult admission-Military or Seniors (Ages 65+) General Admission just $10-Upgrade any ticket to the Reserved Section (bucket seats) for $5 per person-If you purchase tickets with MasterCard or Visa, there is a $1/ticket processing fee.-All Pit Passes $30. -No outside food/drink coolers are allowed inside, a full selection of economically priced food concessions, including beer, are available.-Click www.arklatexwingmodifieds.com for all Ark-La-Tex Wing Modified series news.-Click www.LoneStarSpeedway.com for event flyer, class rules and complete event details.
Make plans now for a night of affordable family racing action when the "LoneStar 25" for RaceSaver sprint cars, plus four great classes of racing, hits the high banks on Saturday, July 28th, at the "Fastest 3/8 Mile Dirt Track in Texas," LoneStar Speedway in Kilgore Texas!
5:30PM UPDATE: WE ARE STILL RACING - NO RAIN HERE! Several area tracks have rained out, and several of their teams have called and are on their way to LoneStar tonight - so don't miss out! Also D&K Consultants have added $200 to win the Ltd Mod feature, making it $700 to win tonight!
12:30PM 7/7 RACE DAY UPDATE: IT HAS NOT RAINED at the track today! Last night the track received a much needed shot of rain, it's still dry out now, and there's a chance of t-storms until early afternoon today, then it's supposed to get up to 90 degrees...so it should make for excellent racing & fireworks conditions. If there are any further updates, we'll post them here immediately!
UPDATE POSTED 6/22/12: And now, Mindi and Michael Jones, owners of the #50 Factory Stock driven by Billy Meazell, have added $700 cash to the winners share of the Factory Stock feature on July 7th - making it $1,000 to win!
There is no entry fee or added cost to the competitors, but the race distance will be increased for this special event from 15 laps to 20.
Mindi and Michael will also be bringing in some special prizes for the fans that will be awarded in the form of additional 50/50 ticket drawings; so you'll want to make sure to get your tickets so you can get in on the extra action!
THANK YOU to Mindi and Michael for your support of the racing program at LoneStar Speedway!
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"Firecracker 40" to Light up LoneStar Speedway July 7th
Kilgore TX (6/21/12) by DarinShort.com. The Independence Day weekend will be filled with fireworks on – and off – the track when the SUPR Late Model Series will hit the high banks of LoneStar Speedway (LSS) in Kilgore Texas with the running of the "Firecracker 40 Spectacular" on Saturday, July 7th.
A large field of drivers can be expected from throughout the region, including LoneStar SUPR Memorial Day winner Robbie Stuart; plus Allen Tippen, Rob Litton, Jim Bryant, Robbie Starnes, Zack McMillan, Kevin Sitton, Ronny Adams, Shane Hebert, Steve Whiteaker, BJ Robinson, Derek Perkins, Timothy Culp, Chris Wall, Jeff Chandler – and many, many more. 33 SUPR teams were in competition at the previous LoneStar SUPR event.
In addition to the SUPR Late Model Series, a complete program of Modified (paying $1,000 to win), Limited Modified ($500 to win) and Factory Stocks ($300 to win) will compete. Their purse and rules are located at the track website.
A great fireworks display will highlight the night's festivities, as we celebrate our Independence Day holiday.
Track owners Sam & Lisa Hafertepe have continued their mission of keeping racing events at LoneStar Speedway as 'family-friendly pricing' as possible by holding adult race tickets to just $15.
Note that "Summer Hours" are now in effect for all LoneStar Speedway racing events through Labor Day weekend, with one hour later start times to help offset the anticipated heat of the day. The pits will open at 5pm, grandstands 6pm, with hot laps around 8pm and racing to follow.
-Summer Hours are in effect: Pits open at 5pm, Grandstands open at 6pm, Hot Laps at 8pm, with Racing to follow
-General Admission just $15 (ages 12 and older; tickets available at the gate on race day only)
-Kids (ages 6-11) just $5
-Ages 5 and under admitted free with adult admission
-Military or Senior's (Ages 65+) General Admission $13
-Upgrade any ticket to the Reserved Section (bucket seats) for $5 per person
-If you purchase tickets with MasterCard or Visa, there is a $1/ticket processing fee.
-All Pit Passes $30
-No outside food/drink coolers are allowed inside, a full selection of economically priced food concessions, including beer, are available.
-Event flyer link: www.lonestarspeedway.com/downloads/1003/fi1003_2786.jpg
-Click www.LoneStarSpeedway.com for event flyer, class rules and complete event details.
Make plans to spend part of your Independence Day Weekend at LoneStar Speedway, when the Firecracker 40 Spectacular for SUPR Late Models takes on the "Fastest 3/8 Mile Dirt Track in Texas" on Saturday, July 7th!
**6/23 EVENT DAY UPDATE: Everything is all set for today's concert! Get your tickets at the gate upon your arrival! Gates open at 2pm. Event flyer posted under 'resources' on the right of this page.**
LoneStar's Red Dirt Rendezvous Features Top Live Performances on June 23
KILGORE, TX (6/5/12) by DarinShort.com. Ready for a great afternoon & evening of live music - without breaking the bank? Then LoneStar Speedway's (LSS) 1st Annual Red Dirt Rendezvous is for you!
Taking place at LSS from 2PM - Midnight on Saturday, June 23rd; tickets start at a 'cheap as Red Dirt' price of just $15 for the entire 5-act show.
The General Admission sections are $15 admission for ages 12 and up. Reserved section tickets are also available for $25 (for all ages, all seats are $25). Kids under 12 are admitted free to the General Admission section with any adult admission ticket purchased.
Click this link for online ticket sales: outhousetickets.com/Venue/Lonestar_Speedway/
Note that the reserved section has a limited amount of tickets, so get yours before they're all gone!
A complete event poster is also available for viewing. Click www.LoneStarSpeedway.com to check it out and get more information.
The Red Dirt Rendezvous features a jam packed line-up of top performers. Here are the performers, with a direct link to their website, so you can listen to their music in the weeks leading up to the event:
Jay Hollis - www.jayhollismusic.com
Phil Hamilton - www.philhamiltonmusic.com
Jon Wolfe - www.jonwolfecountry.com
Rich O'Toole - www.richotoole.com
Johnny Cooper - www.johnnycooper.com
The first act is set to hit the stage at 2:30pm, and each will perform an entire live show.
Complete food, drink and beer concession sales will be available throughout the event, all at family-affordable prices. There is no food or drink allowed through the main grandstand entrance to LSS.
Join us for a fantastic afternoon and evening of quality live performances by Johnny Cooper, Rich O'Toole, Jon Wolfe, Phil Hamilton and Jay Hollis; as LoneStar Speedway in Kilgore Texas presents the 1st Annual Red Dirt Rendezvous on Saturday, June 23rd!
This Saturday, June 23 is the 1st Annual Red Dirt Rendezvous at LoneStar Speedway and you will not want to miss your chance to pick up our limited edition event merchandise!
CLICK: www.darinshort.com/RDR.html to check 'em out!
We've taken our event logo and made really REALLY cool belt buckles out of them! And we've priced them to make it affordable for everyone - just $25 each!
And we'll be selling a limited supply of RDR event t-shirts in both mens and women's styles! Available while supplies last in various colors for just $20!
To read more about the event, read the next story in the news section & see you there!


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TheStreet) -- Stocks of the nation's largest banks were strong on Tuesday, after Drexel Hamilton analyst David Hilder wrote in a note to clients that the nation's largest banks could easily cover their worst estimates of "reasonably possible losses" from mortgage putback demands and litigation. Shares of Citigroup (C - Get Report) rose over 2% to close at $49.37. Large banks showing gains of close to 2% included Morgan Stanley (MS - Get Report), which closed at $26.27, and Goldman Sachs (GS), closing at $154.76.The remaining members of the "big four" U.S. banking club, which also includes Citigroup, all saw shares rising 1%: Shares of Bank of America (BAC - Get Report) closed at $14.25, while JPMorgan Chase (JPM - Get Report) closed at $51.13 and Wells Fargo (WFC - Get Report) closed at $41.39. Based on the worst-case estimates of the big four, Hilder wrote that maximum possible pretax mortgage repurchase and litigation losses of $7.5 billion, would only amount to 21% of the company's estimated 2013 pretax earnings of $35.1 billion. Maximum losses of $6.8 billion to Bank of America would amount to 37% of 2013 pretax earnings, while maximum losses of $5.2 billion to Citigroup would amount to 23% of earnings. For Wells Fargo, maximum possible pretax mortgage repurchase and litigation losses of $3.3 billion would amount to just 10% of the company's estimated 2013 pretax earnings of $33.1 billion, according to Hilder. "We are reiterating our Buy ratings on the four largest U.S. banks," Hilder wrote. The KBW Bank Index (I:BKX) was 0.5% to close at 62.50, with winners and losers roughly split. The broad indices all ended with gains. The market on Tuesday pulled back from early gains, but gained strength during the last hour of trading, after leading members of the House of Representatives showed no signs of "going wobbly" on President Obama's call for action against the government of Syria for its alleged use of chemical weapons. Following a meeting at the White House, Speaker of the House John Boehner (R., Ohio) said he would vote to authorize President Obama to order an attack forces loyal to Syrian president Bashar Assad. Boehner said "my colleagues should support this call for action."NEW YORK (
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My son seems to fight his afternoon nap. He does take pretty good naps in the morning(30 mins to almost 2 hours tops) but not in the afternoon. Today he did not take an afternoon nap at all. I was wanting to know if you can drop the afternoon nap and keep the morning one instead of dropping the morning nap? I know we will transition to one nap just which one?
No afternoon nap?
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Our son has been doing this too. pretty consistently for the last couple weeks. But then he wants to go to bed at 6pm, it's so frustrating.
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my lo has been taking one nap for the past couple months..she dropped her afternoon nap on her own and she takes a mid morning nap for about an hour in a half to two hours.
My lil girl has been fighting me period with any nap, and as it may be irritating and frustrating to have a tried baby on my hands, i try to not let her sleep before 12, because then she ends up taking a longer nap and goes to bed at 8. Even tho shes a bit cranky in the morning shes FAR better than trying to fight her to sleep later in the day!! So i would say just make a different nap time. bring him outside during his morning nap or any other invigorating activity until you cant take it anymore LOL. It will even itself out! :)
My son just started fighting his afternoon nap, too. If he keeps doing it, I'll try to move his morning nap closer to noon.
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My darling LO has decided not to do the morning or afternoon naps! And by 'darling' I mean, monster!
I put her down and she sleeps long enough for me to get a yoghurt and turn on the laptop then she wants a feed and gets up after it.
I would say keep trying; it can be to do with teething or sore tummy or anything the baby is feeling differently.
My son is the same. He is much easier to put down in the morning than in the afternoon. Although he often fights the afternoon nap, I still try and stick with it, putting him down about 3.5hrs after he wakes from his morning nap. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. On the days that it doesn't, he'll usually toss around and then play in his crib about 30 minutes before crying. When it does work, it's a huge relief to me. I guess if it becomes more consistent, I will do what the other Mums are saying and try pushing back the morning nap later and later.
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Bicyclists hurt in crashSeptember 09,2013RIPTON — Police said a Massachusetts man on a motorcycle struck a pair of bicycle riders Sunday afternoon.
Police said David A. Green, 55, of Somerville, Mass., was riding west on Route 125 was with a group of motorcyclists when he entered a curve and lost control of his 2013 Victory Judge motorcycle.
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Police said one of the bicyclists — Jake A. Barker, 19, of Steamboat Springs, Colo. — suffered cuts and a possible fracture to his hand. The other cyclist — Kai Wiggins, 19, of East Greenbush, R.I. — suffered some scrapes and was taken to Porter Medical Center, as was Green, who also suffered scrapes and bruising.
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Friends and family have expressed their outrage over the deaths of two popular students shot by a homeowner while they robbed his home - as he revealed he fired 'more shots than he needed to'.
The bodies of cousins Haile Kifer, 18, and Nicholas Brady Schaeffel, 17, were found in Byron Smith's basement in Little Falls, Minnesota on Friday - the day after they were shot dead on Thanksgiving.
When police arrived at his home after reports of suspicious activity, Smith, 64, confessed to shooting the teenagers repeatedly and stashing their bodies after they broke into his home, authorities said.
On Monday, he was charged with second-degree murder and police revealed he told them he fired more shots than necessary after his gun jammed and Kifer laughed at him.
I personally think this was wrong what he did,the teens didn't seem to have any weapons on them from what I've read in the article and shooting someone more than once it being a teen in the first place is more than enough. He should have called the cops and let them handle the situation instead of making it into a bigger deal than it was,he just put himself in a tougher spot.
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Saturday, August 11, 2012
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So like most women I have read the novel 50 Shades of Grey. I have to be honest that it is not very well written but I think that everyone knows that. I am not a crazy fan geek for the novel but I had an idea while reading it yesterday. 50 Shade... Read more
Thursday, August 09, 2012
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So I feel excellent today. I have a Job interview, a possible car, a place to stay, and I was excited to do Day 4 of the shred today. I even came to a good realization about my relationship. I realize that we love each other. At this point that ... Read more
Wednesday, August 08, 2012
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The more I workout the more I realize. All this is for me. Every run, every abb crunch. This is all for my benefit. It hurts like hell, and I want to pass out everyday. But this is for me. So I have to remember this blog is for me as well.
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Tuesday, August 07, 2012
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Good Evening SPARKIES!!!!
I have a bright spark at the moment and I thought the only way to keep it alive is to tell all of you about it! I have kept to my diet and my workout today and thought that I should let you all know! Keep the spark al... Read more
Tuesday, August 07, 2012
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DAY 2 30 Day Shred!
So in order to get myself back on track I am completing the 30 day shred!
So first off this is hard, I shake all the way through the first 3 minutes.
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Saturday, August 04, 2012
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Today I went to a cricket match to watch my boyfriend kick some serious ass. I mean It was awesome he took 4 wickets which if you dont know anything about cricket means he kicked some ass. :-) And you have to pack a lunch so I brought a bagel w... Read more
Friday, August 03, 2012
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In the theme of Olympics I thought I would blog about the underdog.
I have always felt like the underdog when it comes to life. No one really expects me to do anything great in particular. And I have always been ok with that in general. I a... Read more
Thursday, August 02, 2012
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12 years ago today one of my good friends died. I promised myself all those years ago that I would do something special to remember her by on this day. This year I choose health. I look back at all the things I have been able to do these past 12... Read more
Wednesday, August 01, 2012
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So I do have to say that I was not the healthiest the past week and a half. BUT I always tried to eat healthy and I only ate fast food once! Constantly drank water and tried to move about as much as possible. I am almost positive I have put back... Read more
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
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Okee so this weekend I am leaving to go on a camping trip with some of my friends and then the Englishmen and I are going to do some tripping in Europe! (VERY EXCITED) well I am heck of a lot nervous. We have plans to work out, and I am staying ... Read more
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
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I ran a mile and half today without stopping....YOU GUYS CAN DO IT!... Read more
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
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So the other day when I was helping my BF's sister pack for a trip she was going on, I tried on my rucksack.(A Backpackers..backpack) and the strap on the bottom was loose! Let me explain why this is so cool.
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Monday, July 16, 2012
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I am at the hard part, Where you mess up for a few days and the spark of loosing weight becomes a little fainter. But today i will keep going, I will not make excuses for the choices I have made, I will just try again today. I will push on. Fall... Read more
Friday, July 13, 2012
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Ok Sparkies, I had a bad day the other day due to the horribleness of the monthly visitor. Then I had a FANTASTIC day today...AND I ate out...also, and here is the best part, I stayed under my calories! WHOOOHOOOO Oh and I exercised I am banging... Read more
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|SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATION IN A GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY STREAMER - A disclosed survey method includes towing geophysical survey streamers in a body of water and using sensors within the streamer to collect measurements that are then conveyed along the streamer to a recording station using at least one wireless transmission link. In some implementations at least one sensor is coupled to a wireless transceiver in a streamer to transmit geophysical survey measurement data along the streamer to a wireless base station. The base station receives the wirelessly transmitted seismic data and communicates it to a central recording station. Each segment of the streamer may contain a base station to collect wireless data from the sensors in that segment, and each base station may be coupled to the central recording station by wiring (e.g., copper or fiber optic). Other implementations employ ranges of sensors wired to local transceivers that form a peer-to-peer wireless network for communicating data to the central recording station.
|SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ENERGY HARVESTING IN A GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY STREAMER - A disclosed geophysical survey system includes one or more streamers having sensors powered by at least one energy harvesting device that converts vibratory motion of the streamers into electrical power. The vibratory motion may originate from a number of sources including, e.g., vortex shedding, drag fluctuation, breathing waves, and various flow noise sources including turbulent boundary layers. To increase conversion efficiency, the device may be designed with an adjustable resonance frequency. The design of the streamer electronics may incorporate the energy harvesting power source in a variety of ways, so as to reduce the amount of wiring mass that would otherwise be required along the length of the streamer.


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Odin11, on 11 February 2013 - 07:20 AM, said:
Oh but yes it does, who are you to say it doesn't? You anti gunners are so derpy, Go and live in some other country like Asia see how you cope over der !!
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And you don't have a right to an opinion, this here forum is only for us Americans .. Go home Aussie, back to France where you belong !!
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- Compared to where it was 12 months ago, the stock is up, but it has so far lagged the appreciation in the S&P 500. We feel that the combination of its price rise over the last year and its current price-to-earnings ratio relative to its industry tend to reduce its upside potential.
- ACURA PHARMACEUTICALS INC reported significant earnings per share improvement in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. The company has demonstrated a pattern of positive earnings per share growth over the past year. During the past fiscal year, ACURA PHARMACEUTICALS INC continued to lose money by earning -$0.27 versus -$0.35 in the prior year.
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A Hope pork producer has received approval to build a 2,000-head confined feeding operation just outside Old St. Louis.
The Bartholomew County Board of Zoning Appeals voted 3-1 Monday to give Jeff Shoaf the go-ahead to begin construction.
Shoaf's attorney, Kristin Whittington, said there are no plans to build the confined feeding operation anytime soon.
Board members Zack Ellison, Dewayne Hines and Roger Glick voted for the Shoaf proposal, while member Gil Palmer voted against it. Board member Jason Newton said he had a conflict of interest and recused himself from a vote.
Shoaf also has a permit from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management to build the confined feeding operation at 11420 E. County Road 800N.
Nearly two dozen nearby residents came to the meeting, some saying the proposal would lower the water table in the area, cause odor and increase truck travel near their homes. Some who attended were members of the Hawcreek CFO Fighters group, which was formed to oppose Shoaf's plans.
Residents Nancy Banta and Jay Beaman, who live near the Shoaf site, said the hog building could render their private wells useless, causing them to spend thousands of dollars to have new wells drilled.
Responding to comments by the opponents, Whittington said the confined feeding operation would use about 4,000 gallons of water a day from a well that Shoaf plans to drill.
The board allowed 10 people in favor of the project and 10 people against to speak about the Shoaf proposal, with each person being given three minutes to speak.
Opponents brought in hog farm expert Kathy Martin from Oklahoma, who said she has spoken against the feeding operations in 21 states and researched about 40 cases in Indiana. She was given six minutes to speak after being allowed to take up two spaces in the opponents' 10 slots.
Proposed traffic counts for trucks traveling to and from the hog operation were inaccurate, Martin said, adding she was worried that IDEM would not inspect the property for violations very often.
Opponents weren't sure if they would have a chance to speak at Monday night's meeting after they missed a public hearing at a meeting in June. No decision was made about the Shoaf proposal then because board members were unable to come to a decision.
Hines said he decided to allow the public to speak Monday night because it seemed like the fair thing to do.
Jeff Shoaf's son-in-law, Kyle Shepherd, spoke in favor of the proposal, saying hog farms are part of country living and his father-in-law does a great job operating one.
Shoaf's confined feeding operation would be a barn that is about 82 feet wide and 205 feet long, with an 8-foot-deep manure pit under the building.
He needed the zoning appeals board approval because the barn is closer than a half-mile to Old St. Louis, which is zoned residential. Bartholomew County's ordinance requires a half-mile distance between confined feeding operations and homes.
Shoaf plans to house about 2,000 hogs every six months, raising them from 12 pounds to 275 pounds.
Ellison, who made the motion to approve Shoaf's proposal, said the vote would not change the distance requirement in the county's confined feeding ordinance. Any future proposals would be considered and discussed as required under those rules, he added.
The zoning appeals board would like to have more information about confined feeding operations, Ellison said. He added he is hopeful a new committee being formed to study Bartholomew County ordinances about confined feeding will help.
That committee will be called the Bartholomew County CAFO Regulation Study Committee, said Kris Medic, Bartholomew County Purdue Extension educator for agriculture, natural resources, and economic and community development.
"People are going to have strong feeling about this," she said.
Bartholomew County's confined feeding ordinance is less than a page long and hasn't been updated in years, Medic said. The committee will compare the county's ordinance with other counties in Indiana, incorporate the information they have learned from recent cases and make changes if necessary, she said.
Medic said the committee could have a new draft of the ordinance ready by May.


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Has anyone ever had to deal with Pediatric Pancreatitis?
Our 5 year old daughter has had 4 episodes of pancreatitis that leaves her in severe pain and vomiting. She has to be admitted to the hospital to prevent dehydration and is given morphine to help with the pain.
She had her first episode when she was 3 years old, and has had it when she was 4 and two more times at 5 years old.
She has seen the top gastroenterologists at the children's hospital in Oklahoma City and they have no clue what's causing it.
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Thursday, January 03, 2013
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I don't want to make a nuicance of myself by blogging too often, but it seems to help to get my thoughts penned down at least once a day.
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Wednesday, January 02, 2013
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I know the title sounds like a weird statement to make, but my body has grown so weak that even half an hour of shopping would leave my feet aching horribly by the time I come home and leave me debilitated for a few days. I am you could say, sh... Read more
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Sunday, December 30, 2012
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Story of my life. i get excited and all swept up with motivation, only to frizzle out after a few weeks... and slipping and sliding back even further than I've been.
Given, the past two years has not been easy. We had a change of manageme... Read more
Wednesday, August 03, 2011
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...I've had a most interesting journey of self discovery the past year. First of all, I am rediscovering my passions - things I love to do, and in that, I am on the road to accessing the dreams I thought were long dead and buried.
Also, af... Read more
Sunday, December 26, 2010
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Hi there all my sparkfriends
Hope you had a blessed christmas and always kept in mind what truely important is... not the gifts, food or the glitz, but the love for each other, as Christ taught us.
This said, I know not everyone had th... Read more
Friday, December 17, 2010
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This is weird. I actually was looking for a new picture to put on my facebook profile when I realised: 1 - there's not a lot of pictures of me at all recently and 2 - whenever I do find a photo, I'm always inactive.
I'm not talking standi... Read more
Monday, December 13, 2010
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Yup, I changed my goals. I decided that even on the ticker the HUMONGOUS amount of weight I want to loose seems to daunting. So I reduced it. Smaller goals may seem more achievable.
I also have to confess that the numbers on the scale do... Read more
Sunday, December 12, 2010
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Something one of my sparkfriends mentioned got me thinking - they mentioned that it was obvious that my attutude changed to a much more positive one.... and I had to sit back and think. It was not something I thought of at all, but with reflect... Read more
Thursday, December 09, 2010
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It is funny how the cares of life can distract one of things that seemed at the time the ultimate! Yup, my eating program hit a road side speed wobble.
The week-end I was just too tired to really engage myself into "are you really hungry" ... Read more
Tuesday, December 07, 2010
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Hallo friends!
I've recently discovered online-gaming and neglected sp a bit... (Yup, I love strategy games - weird for an adult woman to like it? yes I know, but I just do!)
I've seen my weight shoot up by almost a kg overnight, lite... Read more
Friday, December 03, 2010
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I still cannot believe it!
I climbed onto the scale and off close to 6 times I'm sure! And even now I find myself staring at my ticker in amazement. The dream is finally happening!
And on top of it all I had a week where I was supp... Read more
Thursday, December 02, 2010
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Sparkfriends! Lend me your ears! ;)
I logged what I ate yesterday and today and guess what - I am within my recommended calorie range! Not only that, I'm at the Bottom of the range! Enough proteins, enough carbs, enough fats... AND I DID ... Read more
Wednesday, December 01, 2010
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Sorry if my blogs become repetitive or boring, but it seems to really help to keep record of my experiences, and it keeps me accountable by doing it on the blog!
I'm still going strong on my proposed goals - only eating when hungry, stoppin... Read more
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
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I would just quickly like to share these (I highly recommend them to other emotional eaters)
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WASHINGTON — Federal government laboratories in Atlanta improperly sent potentially deadly pathogens, including anthrax, botulism bacteria and a virulent bird flu virus, to other laboratories in five incidents over the past decade, officials said Friday.
The incidents raise troubling questions about the government's ability to safely store and transport dangerous microbes. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention halted operations at its bioterrorism rapid response lab and an influenza lab and impose a moratorium on any biological material leaving numerous other CDC labs.
"These events should never have happened," said CDC Director Thomas Frieden in a conference call Friday with reporters. The American people "may be wondering whether we're doing what we need to do to keep them safe and to keep our workers safe. I'm disappointed, and frankly I'm angry about it."
No one has become infected or fallen ill in those incidents and all the organisms were safely disposed of, Frieden said.
The CDC disclosed the incidents in a report Friday detailing safety lapses that occurred last month, when as many as 84 workers might have been exposed to live anthrax after employees unknowingly sent live samples of the bacteria from one CDC lab to other CDC labs.
As part of that internal investigation, the agency found that "this is not the first time an event of this nature has occurred," the report said. "At the time of this writing, CDC is aware of four other such incidents in the past decade."
Frieden only found out about one of the incidents Wednesday. A sample of flu virus contaminated with the deadly H5N1 influenza virus was inappropriately sent in March from a CDC lab in Atlanta to a U.S. Department of Agriculture laboratory in Athens, Georgia. CDC staff became aware of the contamination about six weeks ago but apparently never reported it to agency leaders. "I learned about it less than 48 hours ago," Frieden said, calling it "an unacceptable delay."
Frieden said he has established a high-level working group to review and approve safety on a lab-by-lab basis. He also appointed a top official to be the single point of accountability. CDC operates some of the world's most advanced and most secure laboratories for handling infectious germs.
Michael Osterholm, a bioterrorism expert and director of the Center for Infectious Diseases Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota, said all the mishaps are troubling, but he singled out the one involving H5N1. The much-feared bird flu strain has infected 650 people worldwide since 2003, killing more than half of them.
"Somehow, you had this potentially lethal virus cross-contaminating what should have been a relatively safe virus," Osterholm said. "When you can have that type of contamination occur, then have the specimen sent out for others to handle, not knowing what's in it, that's a really significant issue."
The release of the CDC report comes days after government officials discovered decades-old vials of smallpox in a building on the Bethesda, Md., campus of the National Institutes of Health.
The vials were flown to the CDC on Monday. Frieden said Friday that two of the six vials labeled as smallpox have shown growth in tissue cultures, meaning the samples are viable, or alive. Researchers at CDC will sequence the genetic makeup of the smallpox before destroying the samples in the presence of officials from the World Health Organization.
He said the vials included a date — Feb. 10, 1954 — which came after smallpox had disappeared from the United States but decades before it had been eradicated worldwide.
"Whoever created these vials didn't do so out of malice," Frieden said.
NIH Director Francis Collins told employees in an e-mail Friday that investigators will examine "all freezers, refrigerators, cold rooms, storage shelves and cabinets, as well as all other areas of storage such as offices associated with laboratories" as part of a "clean sweep" to account for the contents inside the government's research facilities.
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Description:From the early 1970's this vintage playset is entitled "King Arthur's Castle". Made in West Germany by Alles Aus Big Plastic Buffelstark, this enormous playset (which includes 51 castle pieces plus 28 knights and 9 horses) includes the following: all four 19 x 7 light brown interlocking ground pieces (that the castle sits on), the 4 x 13 x 6 inch tall dark brown bridge, the 16 x 16 dark brown floor piece, both 9 x 7-1/2 manor pieces (the front and the back of the main castle house), both 4-1/2 x 11-1/2 manor pieces (the two sides of the main castle house), both 2 x 3 door pieces (that fit inside the main castle house), all four 3-1/2 x 12 large castle-tower pieces, all four 3 x 8 castle-tower pieces (for the tower on the right-hand side of the front entrance), all four 3 x 8 castle-tower pieces (for the tower on the left-hand side of the front entrance, both 9 x 3-1/2 castle wall sides (both wall sides are missing 1 of the 4 connectors), the 10-1/2 x 5-1/2 castle front entrance (the front entrance has damage to 1 of its 4 connectors and 1 of its 6 floor pegs), the 4 x 3-1/2 castle wall piece, the 3-1/2 x 5 castle wall piece, the 3-1/2 x 3-1/2 front castle door (the door is missing one of its hinges), the snap-on gold eagle coat of arms that fits onto the castle door (unbroken), the 4 x 4 drawbridge piece, both 2-1/4 x 3-3/4 trap doors (one door is still in nice shape, but one door has 1 of its 2 latches broken), the 8 x 2-1/2 hidden staircase, the 1-1/2 x 2-1/2 chimney (that fits on the main castle house), the 3 x 3-1/2 water well, the 4 x 4 flag base, both red pyramid-shaped tower steeples, all eight red roof pieces (two of the roof pieces are damaged in one corner), all 8 small white locking clips, 28 silver knights (19 standing and 9 riders), 9 horses and the instructions booklet. From what I can tell from the instructions, I believe the only pieces not included are the flag, the bucket that attaches to the water well, the light bulb piece and the chains for the drawbridge. It looks like someone used dark gray paint on some of the castle pieces and then tried to remove it. All of the knights and horses are still in very nice shape. The box is pretty beat up. Even though this vintage King Arthur's Castle has some flaws, it's so hard to find that it doesn't come up for auction very often, so don't miss out on this large playset. BIG!
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My Dh has been amazing too! So thoughtful and understanding! He has been cleaning up the kitchen for me and one day I came home and he cleaned out the refrigerator knowing that I was avoiding it because the smell of most foods turns me off. He works sooo hard and has been spending tons of time with our dd when all I want to do is lay down. I appreciate him so much.
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My husband will do anything I ask of him. He does that for me even when I'm not pregnant. My dad has often said I am lucky to have him. Regardless of the normal things men do (hide their socks under the couch, not put his clothes away etc.) I feel like I've found my prince. He comes home every night, He always puts his family first, He's willing to do anything we need with out complaints and works his butt off on top of it all. He's a very good man, father and husband.
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Time for this month's thread. I know we expect to meet Ashley's little girl this month and hopefully see a lot more BFP!
Pregnant after EP-December
jeremyswife: I always had crampy tingles on both sides early on. I was convinced it was another EP, but it was just growing/stretching pains. Lots of water helped! Good luck today! Let us know how it goes!! :)
Bug - Thanks so much... i know that I dont drink enough on a good day :) so I will increase my water and see if that will help with the unwanted sensations i am having!
I will update once I get out of the docs.
Cassandra, married my soulmate, Ryan ~ 2/4/10
Ari (6/07), AJ (7/10), Aidan our miracle IVF Rainbow ~ 8/2/13
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well i had my visit....i wont have any numbers to report until tomorrow afternoon.... but the doc seems to be very confident in my probability of IUP. She said that she finds comfort in my testing positive so early, she said that normally she will see a delay in a positive when there are issue because the baby is struggling to 'gain footing' and hormones take a bit longer to show up... I dont know if she is just trying to give me comfort or what but at this point I will buy into any hope :) So she says i am 4 wks 5 days... i will get an ultra sound week after next... KMFX that numbers are great! Once i know what they are I will let yall know!
Congrats Jeremyswife! Hoping and praying for a healthy IUP for you!
AFM: baby girl started giving me some strong kicks in the past three days. I love it :). I also first time in my life had giant swollen elephant ankles!! I did not realize it until I put my feet up on the ottoman, and there they were smiling at me. I still don't care, I love my pregnancy :).
Glucose test is tomorrow, I got the glucola already so I can drink it ahead and don't have to wait there for an hour.
Hope everyone is doing well.
Me (37) DH (37) DS Alex (11), Raibow Girl Adria 2/26/2013, Rainbow Girl Angie 5/20/2015
Afm- had my follow up u/s and midwife appointment this morning. All is prefect. Got to see ad hear the heart beat. Really makes the reality set in. So exciting and nervous at the same time:)
Preemie DS born at 25 weeks(05/2010), EP 04/2012 lost right tube, CP 12/2012, expecting our Rainbow 10/3/13
jeremyswife - Things sound like they're going good! It's hard to wait until the US and you know for sure it's IUP. I was the same way. Hang in there!
AFM - Had another US yesterday and I got to hear the heartbeat for the first time. It was amazing. Nearly brought me to tears. You can see the distinct shape of the fetus. I am 8 weeks today. Starting to feel more confident and relaxed about the pregnancy. Excited even! I do have a small cyst on my left ovary but they said it shouldn't pose a problem and it is common. I guess it's where the egg was released. I didn't have my prenatal appt today. It's next Tuesday so I'm excited to go through the entire gamut of poking, proding, and question-asking.
Hope everyone is doing well!
Me - 26, DH - 26. Endometriosis. Ruptured ectopic 8/8/12 - lost our little one and my left tube. Cautiously awaiting our RAINBOW 07/24/12 <3
Congrats Lindsey! Glad you could join this board, I know it has been a long TTC for you. Hope you get an IUP news soon!
Kimberlyee: Glad you could hear the little heartbeat. I bet it was music to your ears :).
Kelsafish: Yayy for the heartbeat news :). I hope that cyst isn't anything serius but I also heard those are pretty common.
Me (37) DH (37) DS Alex (11), Raibow Girl Adria 2/26/2013, Rainbow Girl Angie 5/20/2015


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please help! my magic mouse could not be "discoverable" so i checked the batteries and tried again but didn't work. this has happened before so i turned off bluetooth then tried to turn in back on but this was no longer an option. now bluetooth seems to have dissapeared from the systems preferences and in the system profiler, bluetooth is there but it says "No information found". i also have a wireless keyboard connected through a USB drive that is working just fine, is only the mouse that is not connected. what can i do to fix this?
Try resetting the SMC.
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