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Over 40 and TTC with IVF/ICSI #14
Started by Forum Moderator , Mar 31 2012 10:59 PM
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Posted 31 March 2012 - 10:59 PM
New thread time ladies.
Here's the link to your old thread.
Posted 01 April 2012 - 07:17 AM
Posted 01 April 2012 - 07:18 AM
does this add good luck for us??
Posted 01 April 2012 - 07:35 AM
Bronze !
Hi everyone ....
Kez I am so so sorry to hear of your loss. I hope you can start to heal soon, it's difficult to know what to say except that I have an inkling of what you're going through and wishing you a speedy recovery.
Turquoise, welcome to this thread, it's a great place for support, venting, questions etc etc. I can understand your situation, it's a tough one with your DH. I know everyone is different but I will be 43 when I have this bub, and although I've had two m/c am having a pretty good pregnancy so far (touch wood at 21 weeks). Sounds like the best thing is to see the FS and go from there.
Eloise, what a fantastic outcome from your scan after that early scare ! Well done you & your ovaries ! I hope those follies are growing and will be nice & ready for EPU - All the best hun
Welcome womenindocs, I'm glad you found the thread !
emski, I hope the clinic has a surprise for you today & some more embies make it through for freezing. You never know ! Best of luck with the ones on board, I hope you don't go too crazy in the 2ww
waterlilly, hope you are doing okay. Congrats on getting your braces off, I had braces as an adult & it's the best thing I could've done !
Pilar how are you & your little bean traveling ? Not long now to 12 week scan ! Take care.
Hi pingyrat, Chloe, Hattie, Peaches Luci & everyone else....
*preg mentioned*
AFM, 21 weeks tomorrow, we had our morph scan last week & all is growing where and as it's supposed to be. Ten little fingers, ten little toes and one little .... willy. Yep, we are having a boy. Am feeling okay except that I have pinched a nerve in my lower back which is excruciating & basically has me confined to sitting or lying. I've had a bit of a stiff back & do prenatal yoga, and when I got up to leave the class yesterday felt a huge pinch, OW! I am NOT complaining as I know how lucky I am to have made it this far along but I can't really take too many steps without a massive pain in my back. Have OB appt tomorrow to follow up on my morph scan so hopefully he'll be able to refer me to a physio or similar.
Edited by Liltuss, 01 April 2012 - 07:38 AM.
Posted 01 April 2012 - 07:47 PM
Congrats Liltuss
Posted 02 April 2012 - 09:48 AM
Hello Ladies
Kez71- So sorry to hear of your sad news. My heart goes out to you and I hope your surrounded by family and friends to get you through this difficult time.
Emski72- Good Luck, fingers crossed for you. Thinking of you as I know what the 2WW is like. Take it easy and just keep yourself busy so you don't drive yourself crazy.
EloiseIVF- Fantastic news about your big beautiful follies.
Chloe69- Thank you so much for welcoming me in the group. I honestly understand that the group was sad for Kez71. It is very heartbreaking and I agree Infertility is so unfair.
I always thought from a very young age that I would have 2 children but I only have one and am still desperate for a second child. Honestly it really gets to me and I have my days when I get so despressed over it.
The FS I saw 2 years ago was very good and straight to the point about everything.
The nurse that was taking care of me was brilliant as she was like a sister to me. I could tell her anything and she was so understanding, so I most probably will go back to the same FS as that nurse worked for him.
As for my approach, well firstly I'm overweight so I'm on a diet now and secondly I want to see an Acupuncturist. I've heard that having acupuncture whilst undergoing IVF really helps your treatment.
Waterlilly- Thank you for welcome. It's nice to join a group like this.
Good luck with next cycle
Liltuss- Thank you for your welcoming me onto this group.
Congratulations on a BFP, 21 weeks , that's so exciting for you.
Hope your back gets better soon. I know exactly what you are going through with a pinched nerve in your lower back. I have a disc bulge and it has been caused partly by compressed nerves too and yes it is so painful and annoying somedays. I'm actually seeing a Chiropractor at the moment which is helpng a little.
AFM- At the moment I'm taking Elevit and Vitamin D tablets to help me along my journey. As for my DH he still hasn't come to the party yet and is happy with the one child.
Good luck ladies and hope to hear more BFP.
Edited by Torquoise, 02 April 2012 - 09:57 AM.
Posted 02 April 2012 - 10:30 AM
Hi everyone, just a quick visit....
Liltuss, congrats on your wonderful news, a beautiful baby boy , how wonderful. Ouchh with your back, hope you're feeling a little better today and it comes good soon..... good luck with your OB appt today.
Ellie, good luck for your EPU tomorrow, hope it all goes well!
Em, hope the 2ww isn't too excrutiating for you.
Kez, hope you're doing okay if you're still checking in.... thinking of youxx
Welcome Torquise, I hope you find the support you need in here, CoQ10 and Royal Jelly are often used to help boost egg quality - best of luck to you.
Hey to everyone else . Hope everyone else is well and looking forward to their Easter break.... only a few days now.
Take care all,
Posted 02 April 2012 - 11:39 AM
Hello everyone
Pilar Palabundar- Thank you for welcoming me into the group. I shall definitely try the CoQ10 and the Royal Jelly. I have heard of the CoQ10 but not Royal Jelly so thanks for your advise.
Hope all is well with you and yes I am looking forward to the Easter break too.
Posted 02 April 2012 - 11:48 AM
Hi Ladies
Liltuss - a little boy? wow that's great news. I loved your "little willy" comment. This must make it so much more real knowing the s*x. I hope your back improves soon and doesn't give you too much pain.
Emski - Sorry to hear your other embryos didnt make it to freeze. Hopefully the 2 you have inside are growing along perfectly - remember it only takes 1. How are you feeling now? When is your BT?
Ellie - great news on the 6 follies! By now you may have even recruited more. Sounds like everything is going along really well for you. When is EPU?
Welcome Torquise. I wish you well in your TTC journey. There are few ladies on here who already have one child and on to their 2nd. Great that you have a fantastic FS and you are going back to him. Good luck.
Waterlily - how you are travelling? Are you starting a new cycle soon?
Kez - I hope you are OK.
Pilar - thanks for PM on. So haven't you now hit the 12 week mark? What a milestone!!! And what a relief for you and hubby. Are you going to find out s*x like Liltuss?
Hi Luci/Hattie and anyone else checking in.
Still not much from me. Lap booked in for next Friday 13th. I know I know not the best day but hubby thinks it can mean good luck as well! A lttile nervous about it but great to finally be moving along again.
Have a great week everyone.
Posted 02 April 2012 - 10:34 PM
Ellie - did EPU end up being scheduled for Tuesday? If so, just popping in to wish you luck for tomorrow. Fingers are crossed, breath is being held for you & those multiplying follies! You scored gold in the new forum which I think is always a good sign....
Em - how are your emotions now? Bad news that your 7 embros didn't make it to freeze but good news that you have 2 "potentials" on board. C'mon embies....
Peaches - Friday 13th ....better than your birthday! As you say, good to get going again. I hope the procedure is smooth (as I'm sure it will be).
Torquoise - sounds like you have the supplements covered...just ready for when DH says "yes". Your FN sounds great. I hope that she is still there when you go back.
Womenindocs - how are things with you? Any progress on you trying to carry?
Pilar - how are things going in your world? Details, details.......please!
Liltuss - ooohhh, a little boy. ...how exciting. Now you can start buying clothes! (well, you could before, but now you can buy in blue!) Have you organised a nursery yet?
Waterlily - so you are going to cycle again next month? I'm glad that you feel that you are strong enough now to try again.
Pingy & Kez - thinking of you both.
I've been thinking a bit lately of that woman who had a baby naturally at 50. The odds must have been enormous. She was doing the BD for years and nothing happened...I wonder what changed to enable her to conceive......my FS tells me that once you've gone past 43 (my age) your odds are really low....but really you must have a chance past that....things have just got to align.....it would be nice if they figured out what thost "things" are that have to "align" and then we could do them....
The other reason that I think you must have a reasonable chance past that age is another FS told me that they are also working on developing a pill specifically for older woman....as woman don't want to get pregnant in their mid to late 40s and the normal pill isn't always best for their bodies...so there is enough demand to develop a post 40s pill....go figure...
Anyway, I'm just thinking out loud....have a great day everyone!
Posted 03 April 2012 - 03:46 PM
I drink to that Hattie. The stim cycle I had my son we drank a bottle of sparkling. I had no idea I was not suppose to take alcohol during the time of taking the drugs. When I asked about alcohol after that, I don�t know for what reason, FS said one glass is OK.!!!
Looks like AF is on her way. Tomorrow is our 3rd wedding anniversary. We are going out for dinner. So we are going to share another bottle !!!. That will give my eggs a bubbling start.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 09:18 PM
Giggle...so alcohol is the answer? (Slaps forehead)....
thanks for the insight Hattie - I love the formula!
Waterlily - Happy anniversary.
Edited by chloe69, 08 April 2012 - 05:23 AM.
Posted 04 April 2012 - 08:24 AM
Ellie. Good luck with the EPU today.
AFM: Going to start my cycle today. Day 1.
Posted 04 April 2012 - 10:41 AM
Hello Ladies
Peaches- Good Luck with your Lap on Friday the 13th.
Chloe69- I know I now need to get my DH to come to the party. At the moment he still doesn't want to know. I don't know what I'm doing about my FS appointment at the end of this month. I was thinking that I might even give the FN a call to see if she is still working for the FS I'm booked with.
I know what you mean about the odds being low at 43. I still think there is hope for all of us in our 40's. I was speaking to a friend and she said her girlfriend had a child at 46, so there is hope I believe.
Saying that I also believe if your meant to have children you will whether it's early or later in life.
Hattie- I love what you wrote, what a laugh!
Obviously you were meant to fall pregnant at that particular time.
Happy Anniversary Hattie
Waterlilly- Good luck with your next cycle
AFM- Just taking my supplements on a daily basis.
Hope you all have a lovely Easter break
Edited by Torquoise, 04 April 2012 - 10:42 AM.
Posted 04 April 2012 - 02:47 PM
Hey gang, just a quickie as just back from EPU. Four eggs from the six follies - not too shabby for a geriatric with LOR Gotta go sleeeeeeeep.... Love Ellie x
Posted 04 April 2012 - 06:12 PM
Hi, I'm another newbie here, I tried the "over 40 and TTC naturally" group but there doesn't seem to be anything happening over there. I turned 40 just before Christmas and have a 21 month old DD. DH would dearly love another, but I'm still not sure if it's possible (I'm not young, we are both overweight, but I have been going to a dietitian and doing bootcamp and personal training 5 days a week to try and lose the baby weight I gained with DD). However I'm willing to give it a go. I went to see my GP earlier this week to ensure all health checks are up to date. She said just to try for 6 months, then come back, but I think that if nothing happens by mid year, I will be back knocking on the door.
Posted 04 April 2012 - 09:02 PM
Sorry just a quickie - glad to here EPU went well Eloise!
I'll come back later and write some more!
Em x
Posted 05 April 2012 - 10:12 AM
Hi all,
hope everyone is going well!
Welcome Spring Rain you're always welcome here!
Waterlilly hope you're going ok - what kind of cycle are you doing?
Lol@ Hattie's technique for BFP success - now that's a routine I could stick to!
How are you going Pingyrat? Haven't seen you in here for a while
Eloise hope you're feeling ok after your EPU.
Hello to you Peaches, Liltuss and Chloe - hope you're all going well! And hello to anyone I've missed (there are quite a few on this thread!)
What's everyone up to for Easter? I hope you're all doing something you love.
AFM - technically 10DPO today and BFN this morning - I normally have an 11 day LP so not holding out much hope, feeling like Af is coming this morning. The only thing giving me hope is I had a massive head spin yesterday at work, and another smaller one this morning and shooting pains up my left boob last night, few niggling cramps here and there - but that's about the extent of it. Fully expecting to get AF tomorrow.
I've got my 40th Birthday lunch on Saturday as DP was away for my actual birthday -so that will be fun - if AF shows I'll have a few reds! We are going to take the next cycle 'off' (no frozen embies to work with anyway) and pick up again in May/June. So I'll have a chance to use my kick ass new coffee machine I got from DP with 'real' coffee for a week or so. I'm looking on the bright side.
What's everyone up to for Easter?
Em x
Posted 05 April 2012 - 05:20 PM
I was waiting for the lab to call about my transfer time tomorrow; then the phone rang and I heard my FS's voice on the other end of the line and the bottom just fell out of my world. I had no fertilisations. I had just enough time to walk calmly from my office to my car and get out of the work carpark before I fell to pieces. He said my eggs were very good quality and the sperm was also good, but for some inexplicable reason the sperm could not penetrate the eggs. He said a range of other stuff, but really I'm too upset right now even to be able to type it. He says I can go again when AF comes and that next time he'll do ICSI. I asked why it wasn't done this time if they could see they weren't fertilising. He gave me an answer, but really I don't think I even remember what it was. DH is just shattered and neither of us have any comfort reserves to give the other. We're just both trying to keep our own heads above water. And nobody else knows we're doing IVF - well, nobody but you guys. I see babies everywhere. I saw a woman screaming at a toddler in the supermarket and yanking him along by the arm. I wanted to whack her over the head with a massive bottle of Coke and scream at her to be grateful for the gift she had. I know you've all been here at some point. Some of you multiple times. It doesn't get worse than this, does it? Because this is really stretching me.
Em, I'm so sorry to hear you think AF is coming. I so hope you are wrong, because I don't want anyone else to have to feel this way.
Posted 05 April 2012 - 09:35 PM
Hi EloiseIVF
I'm so sorry to hear about your sad news. My heart goes out to you and I hope that you and your DH have the fighting strength to get through this difficult time.
Like you I never told the whole family (besides our Mums) about our IVF journey as my DH and I felt that the less people knew about it the better. So honestly if you need to vent your frustrations and sadness please do.
I know that when I had a miscarriage 2 years ago (IVF), my DH and I were both distraught and like you I couldn't cope seeing a woman pushing a pram whilst I was driving to work. It really tore my heart out and I just couldn't cope. I am better now but obviously I still have my moments.
Thinking of you both and take care of yourselves.
If you would like to PM me please do.
Posted 05 April 2012 - 11:17 PM
EloiseIVF, I am sorry to hear your news
thanks for the welcome everyone, hope all of you have a good Easter break.
Posted 06 April 2012 - 07:54 AM
Eloise, so sorry to hear that. Please keep positive, it's so horrible that at any stage in this journey the rug can be ripped out from under you, I understand that. Take all the time you need to feel sad, you have every right to. Re-group, and we're all be here to support you. Em x
Posted 06 April 2012 - 03:39 PM
Happy Easter girls!
Ellie - I'm so sorry none of your eggs fertilised On the bright side, some of us have had great success with ICSI of late. You said your egg quality and your DP's sperm were both good so that's great. If the sperm couldn't penetrate the egg, then ICSI will side-step this problem and hopefully, all will be fine.
Em - I'm sorry about your BFN yesterday. I really admire your attitude though....enjoy your birthday lunch and the red wine and coffee. I am a big believer in having a little consolation prize
spring_rain - Welcome! I hope the 6 months yields success for you and that you won't have to become a more regular member of the group. If not, we will be waiting to welcome you back and cheer you on.
waterlilly - Good luck with your new cycle. How are you feeling about getting back on the horse?
Hattie - Love it! Your experience just proves that we don't have to obsess over every little thing we do....thank you!
Chloe - I hope everything is going well for you. I get sick of hearing all the doom and gloom about conceiving over 40. There are loads of stories about women having healthy babies well into their 40's see the 'Has anyone got any positive stories?' thread in the Older Mums and Mums to be forum....very interesting!
Peaches - Bah! Friday the 13th doesn't deserve it's bad rap. I tend to agree with your DH. You'll be just fine
Pilar - Hope everything is going well for you.
Liltuss - Fantastic news that your scan went well and that you have a little willy!! I hope your back is feeling better.
Turquoise - A belated welcome to you. I remember you from Over 40 and ttc naturally. You were before my time but I did pretty much read every post in the entire history of the thread before I started participating I do hope your DH changes his mind. For what it's worth, my DP already had three kids when we met and was adamant from the beginning that he didn't want any more but he came around eventually.
Kez - I hope you are ok
AFM - Had my FET on wednesday so I'm now officially back in looney land. DP agreed to transferring two so I'm happy about that. It's a completely drug free cycle which is also fantastic. I've been cranky for about three weeks now so I'm wondering if all the drugs from the stim cycle affected me a bit more than I realised
Posted 06 April 2012 - 06:03 PM
QUOTE (Pingyrat @ 06/04/2012, 03:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I've been cranky for about three weeks now so I'm wondering if all the drugs from the stim cycle affected me a bit more than I realised
I'm ready to kill anyone who crosses me the last few days - I assume it's the Crinone? Still no AF. Still no BFP.
Posted 06 April 2012 - 06:49 PM
Ellie I'm so sorry I know it sux alot right now but to let you know, I'm another who eventually had success with ICSI. Take care sweetie.
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You are bidding on an amazing 1950's Hawaiian silk brocade gown with train called a Holoku (a formal mu'umu'u). This unusual gown, made by BETE, INC COLLECTION OF HONOLULU , has been in our family since 1959 when my mother, LOKELANI purchased it for one of her many appearances with Don Ho. Nola Nahulu ( one of Hawai ʻ i's most prominent choral conductors) continues to operate in the footsteps of Betty Manchester who started the company, Bete Inc., in 1959 to provide Hawai'I women with an elegant selection of mu'umu'u and holoku. The more commonly cited explanation for the term, HOLOKU, comes from the following legend, which relies on a more exact translation of the Hawai'ian words: native seamstresses, when sewing their dresses in the days of old, would say "holo!" (run) as they turned the wheel to operate the sewing machine, and "ku" (stop) when they wished to stop at the end of a seam. Consequently, these two words were connected and the term is explained (Hussey, 1940). The lustrous peach colored brocade is still vibrant, and looks brand new. The tag inside reads, "Bete, Inc. Collection of Honolulu. It's traditional old-style sizing, accommodating up to a 36" bust. Overall length of the dress from the point of exquisite tapestry braid neckline, and tuxedo collaring, to the hem of the dress is 57" from shoulder to hem (the model is 5"5" tall). The sleeves are 16" L and widen slightly at the armpit. This one-of-a-kind and exceptional piece of Hawai'iana is in excellent condition. An elegant and flowing hemline with a sweep of 94 luxurious inches of sophistication. The bountiful pleating in the back of the gown lends to a dramatic entry at any luau or party. This holoku was a custom-made creation for Lokelani, and is fits sizes 6-10 women. The tailor work is fantastic and not duplicated in today's world. The gown has darting at the bust and shoulder-line. A closure in front with metal zipper is concealed with the delicate tapestry. What a beautiful period dress and made of such a stunning vintage Hawaiian fabric! This item has been stored out of the heat and sun, and comes from a pet and smoke-free home. All sales final. MONEY ORDER only!! I NO LONGER ACCEPT PAYPAL. Shipping, insurance and handling within the 48 contiguous United States is $20.00. (I will combine shipping charges in the event you win multiple auctions). Please see my other auctions. Good Luck!


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Ok, the first post is now up to date, all the way to page 10.
Yay I'm on the List :D
About the Pick Up, I'm actually carrying 2 extra Pick Up pokémon with me right now lol.
Time to continue
Part 5
Easily defeated Winona with Sparkle and Bram.
Caught Pexy, the level 27 Doduo in the Safari Zone.
Easily beat Brendan once more...
I'm keeping Pexy unevolved until lvl 37,
for early Drill Peck access...
Did the Magma/Aqua Hideouts and arrived in Mossdeep.
Easily defeated Tate & Liza,
and kicked more Magma/Aqua ass.
Now to get Rayquaza and the last Badge.
Defeated Juan.
Now it's on to the E4!
After a few tries I beat the game
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Recorded: Saturday, November 28, 2015
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland is interviewed on CCTV America about security measures taken by the French Government during the COP21 Climate Change Summit in Paris. After terrorist attacks, France has reinforced borders, mobilized 120,000 police officers, and banned large marches that had been planned to coincide with the climate summit.
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Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Peace and Liberty at the Independent Institute and author of No War for Oil is interviewed by Thom Hartman for The Big Picture on RT on the terrorist attacks in Paris. He discusses the endless cycle of terrorism in the Middle East and how France can avoid making the same mistakes.
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There is no way to make this story short my 19 year old daughter soon to be 20 in a few days is 28 weeks pregnant and well she is driving myself and my 26 year old daughter crazy. My name is Jennifer I am 50 years old and recenlty widowed.
Everything that could happen in the last year and a half has happened. My husband who was bed bound for many years became very ill last year and passed in September. However, my husband and daughter were best of friends and so she took his loss very hard. Then in June of this year my 19 year old daughter was diagnosed with MS and then July 5th she became pregnant. So it seems like things keep getting more complicated when she found out she told her boyfriend now of 2 years that she was pregnant and he was freaked but planned on telling his famliy at least thats what I was told. Three weeks later she was 13 weeks pregnant and we hadn't heard anything from his parents my daughter said they were very upset and needed time and that was fine. So I called his parents home to see if I could smooth things over and well he hadn't told them and from then on he has hated me and my oldest daughter.
Lets just say from this point things haven't gotten better we had a meeting at Thanksgiving with his family to see if we could work things out that did not go well. He has said horrible things to my Daughter during these last few weeks because he wants her to give the baby up and she doesn't. He thinks his life is over and has done nothing to help get ready for this baby and my Daughter wants things to be perfect with him. However my 19 year thinks that my Daughter and I are the bad guys because we don't like how he has been treating her and whats worse she keeps throwing everthing we have been doing for her.
THe last few day we have been talking about all the things that have to happen before her due date in March and we have asked her how she wants this to all work when her boyfriend will not accept our apology and wont even come into our home (He is that mad at us). My 19 year old wants him in the delevery room and thats fine but she wants me in there as well but I have no clue how it will work? And my 19 year old has no answers. We try talking about it but it turns into a fight every time and I just don't know what to do I would welcome any advice...PLEASE HELP!!!


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Banana Pudding
Makes 8 servingsYearwood writes in the book that Garth Brooks prefers this pudding without the meringue, so she usually makes two versions — one with and one without the meringue. 4 large eggs ¾ cup sugar 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour ½ teaspoon salt 2 cups milk ½ teaspoon vanilla extract 30-40 vanilla wafers 5-6 medium-ripe bananas Pinch of salt
•Separate the yolks from the whites of 3 eggs. Set aside the whites. In the top of a double boiler, whisk together ½ cup of the sugar, the flour and the salt. Stir in the whole egg and the 3 yolks, and then stir in the milk.
•Cook, uncovered, stirring often, for about 10 minutes, or until the mixture thickens. Remove from the heat and stir in the vanilla.
•Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Spread a thin layer of pudding in a 1½-quart casserole dish. Arrange a layer of vanilla wafers on top of the pudding. Thinly slice the bananas crosswise, about 1/8-inch thick, and arrange a layer of banana slices over the wafers. Spread 1/3 of the remaining pudding over the bananas, and continue layering wafers, bananas and pudding, ending with pudding.
•To make the meringue, beat the reserved egg whites with a pinch of salt until they are stiff. Gradually beat in the remaining ¼ cup sugar and continue beating until the whites will not slide out of the mixing bowl when it is tilted. Spread the meringue over the pudding with a spatula, making a few decorative peaks on top, and bake for 5 minutes or until the meringue is lightly browned.•Source: "Georgia Cooking in an Oklahoma Kitchen" by Trisha Yearwood.


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Dario Argento
They Sure Don't Make Movies Like 'Demons' and 'Demons 2' Anymore
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- November 5, 2014
The '80s marked the waning days of Italian cinema's mastery over the genre film, but there were still quite a few gems released during the decade. Lucio Fulci (The Beyond, City of the Living Dead) and Dario Argento (Tenebre, Phenomena) each managed to direct some memorable titles, but overall the...
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Not only is this week the 10th anniversary of the release of Saw, but the movie is also back in theaters as of today in commemoration of the occasion. Conceived by James Wan and Leigh Whannell, who met in film school as students at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology,...
Iggy Pop Will Haunt Your Nightmares If He Isn't Already in Dario Argento's 'The Sandman'
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There are things that are spooky and scary and go bump in the night, monsters and demons and specters and whispering voices– the things that haunt your nightmares as a child and give you that foreboding feeling that you've tried to get rid of as an adult. And also there's Iggy Pop....
'Argento's Dracula 3D' Trailer Takes Vampirism Back to Its Blood-Soaked Roots
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- September 19, 2013
The newest cinematic take on Bram Stoker's tale of the cursed, blood-sucking Count Dracula—which seems to be capitalizing on the fact that it was directed and co-written by legendary horror filmmaker Dario Argento by officially calling itself Argento's Dracula 3D—is all ready to get a simultaneous VOD and limited theatrical...
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- October 24, 2012
The word "Giallo" is Italian for "Yellow" which was the color of the covers of old pulp novels from the Mondadori publishing house. It's also the color of the urine that's scared out of you while watching the best horror flicks. There are a lot of names associated with the...
Cannes Review: Tits, Teeth, and Rutger Hauer in Dario Argento's 'Dracula 3D'
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- May 20, 2012
Sitting in a theater watching a fair few people walk out in protest at the poor quality of Dracula 3D, you have to wonder whether they knew anything about horror legend Dario Argento, and if so what exactly they expected from the director whose name alone guarantees an audience. Because...
Casting For David Gordon Green's 'Suspiria' Kicks Off With a Pair of Isabelles
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- May 16, 2012
David Gordon Green has been talking about helming a remake of Dario Argento's warped ballet-academy-turned-witch-coven horror movie classic Suspiria for so long that it started to sound like a project that was never really going to happen. But then, a little over a month ago, a press release came out...
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Director David Gordon Green has been trying to get a remake of Italian filmmaker Dario Argento's horror classic Suspiria off the ground for several years now. But in the last year or so he's finally seen quite a bit of movement on the project. Back last March he was hopeful...
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Last week's installment of Foreign Objects took a look at the third film in Dario Argento's so-called "animal trilogy," Four Flies on Grey Velvet. Why start with the third film and not the first? No reason. But today we're continuing with the theme and covering the second film, The Cat...
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- February 25, 2012
I've spoken before about the highs of Dario Argento's early career and how it sits in direct contrast to the abysmally depressing filmmaker he's become in the last two decades. But his filmography doesn't have a timeline clearly separating the good from the bad. His best work remains the five...
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- December 12, 2011
Indie director turned studio comedy director David Gordon Green has been talking about doing a remake of Dario Argento's cult horror classic Suspiria for a couple years now. Back in March of this year, he insinuated that he would be making the remake his next film after the release of...
31 Days of Horror: The Hunger
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- October 22, 2011
We continue our journey through a month of frightening, bloody and violent films. For more, check out our 31 Days of Horror homepage. Synopsis: Miriam and John Blaylock (Catherine Deneuve and David Bowie) share a passionate longtime love affair, traveling the world and indulging their mutual taste for classical music and...
Disc Spotlight: Dario Argento's Tenebrae
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- July 12, 2011
Another month, another Dario Argento Blu-ray release from Arrow Video in the UK. This time it's a film considered by many to be among his best works in general as well as one of his finest giallos. Tenebrae features all the hallmarks of Argento finest films including a twisted killer...
First Look: Rutger Hauer in Dario Argento's 'Dracula 3D'
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- July 11, 2011
After seeing Rutger Hauer in Hobo With a Shotgun, there's no doubt that he'll be a complete badass as Van Helsing for Dracula 3D. After all, Van Helsing is effectively a drifter with a 19th century shotgun. How will he stack up against Peter Cushing, Christopher Plummer and, gulp, Hugh...
Disc Spotlight: 'Phenomena' Is Dario Argento's Last Great Movie And Features Jennifer Connelly As A Psychic Bug Wrangler!
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- May 8, 2011
The Dario Argento Blu-ray train keeps right on rolling over in the UK thanks to the fine folks at ArrowVideo, and their latest release just so happens to be my favorite feature from the Italian director. Common perception would argue that Suspiria is Argento's finest hour while purists might point...
Rutger Hauer to Play Van Helsing With a Shotgun for Dario Argento
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- February 21, 2011
Do you even need to read the rest of this post to get more excited? As we all know, Dario Argento is prepping Dracula 3D to shoot this Spring, and according to Twitch (via Italian media), Rutger Hauer will be moving on from playing a Hobo wielding a two-barreled firearm...
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- February 2, 2011
Dario Argento is a legend in the horror genre, but he's also an incredibly hit or miss director. (Unless you're someone who needs cohesive plots in movies, then all of his films are probably misses.) The label is probably befitting of many film-makers, but Argento stands apart in a singular...
31 Days of Horror: Suspiria
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- October 30, 2010
When the calendar page turns to October, we Rejects have only one thought: horror. To celebrate this grandest and darkest of months, we'll cover one excellent horror film a day for the entirety of the month. That's 31 Days of Horror and 31 Films perfect for viewing on a dark,...
Disc Spotlight: Inferno
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- October 3, 2010
Arrow Video recently released Dario Argento's Inferno onto Blu-ray for the first time. They've brought their trademarked kick-ass presentation, in both packaging and content, to Dario Argento's film about murderous and mystical happenings in New York City. The Movie: Inferno is the middle film in Argento's well known Three Mothers...
George Romero Covering Dario Argento: Not Just Another Remake
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- May 19, 2010
When I first heard that George Romero was going to remake Dario Argento's Deep Red in 3-D, I was pissed. My initial reaction was a typical knee-jerk lament: "Hollywood has run out of ideas." That's my usual statement whenever I hear that yet another classic horror film is slated for...


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"The women at Breaking Free transformed my life and my perception of sex trafficking with their powerful, courageous testimonies and genuine compassion."
- 2015 participant
The goal of this trip is to raise awareness of sex trafficking in Minnesota. The participants will be working with Breaking Free in St. Paul while staying at St. Joan of Arc parish in Minneapolis. Breaking Free is a social justice organization that helps women and girls escape systems of prostitution and sexual exploitation. Survivor-led and victim-centered, Breaking Free works to educate participants about the systems of sex trafficking, share stories and testimonies of "the life", and how to advocate for change.
Breaking Free in the news:
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"This trip gave a very powerful insight on how sex trafficking works. When I hear people speak and in my interactions with others will forever be different and I am thankful for that." - 2015 participant
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Note: participants will hear personal stories of abuse, exploitation, and sex trafficking on this trip. Past participants have found this trip to be emotionally challenging. Be prepared for this experience.
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Cape Town International Jazz Festival: Packed with the best
Cape Town International Jazz Festival organisers had to wait more than three years to find space in saxophonist Wayne Shorter's busy schedule for "Africa's grandest gathering". According to espAfrika CEO and Festival Director Rashid Lombard, they have always wanted the 77-year-old saxophonist to appear in Cape Town: "For years, it's been our wish to get Wayne Shorter to the festival. As [he is] a touring artist, we could never get the time right. We are thrilled that this round this living jazz legend could make it."
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Cape Town is one of Lonely Planet's ten best beach cities of 2011
January 2011 saw one of the world's leading travel resources announce their choice of the world's ten best beach cities, and Cape Town voted second among the likes of Rio de Janeiro, Sydney and Miami. Lonely Planet, a trusted multifaceted travel resource with a history spanning over thirty years, announced their choice recently, describing Cape Town as "good-looking, fun-loving, sporty and sociable".Read more
Township tourism shows resilience after November honeymoon murder
The extradition hearing of Shrien Dewani has been postponed to February 8, after he was deemed too ill to appear in court in London yesterday. Dewani is accused of orchestrating a hijacking that lead to his wife, Anni, being murdered in a Cape Town township late last year.
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Flourishing relations between sister cities Cape Town and Rio de Janeiro
The Heineken Cape to Rio yacht race has become an institution in Cape Town since its inception in 1971. Throughout the years, this race has attracted the participation of yachtsmen from across the globe, as well as many Capetonian onlookers that converge along the Table Mountain shoreline and surrounding viewing points such as Signal Hill and Lion's Head. This year the race begins at noon on Saturday, January 15, with teams from South Africa, Brazil, India and Germany participating.Read more
Cape Town's 2011 "second new year" celebrations on January 1
Cape Town's famous Tweede Nuwe Jaar ("second new year") carnival is a bright, noisy vibrant celebration featuring the traditional Kaapse Klopse, a larger-than-life parade of singing, dancing minstrels who perform through the city's streets. The festival usually takes place on January 2, but due to the fact that January 2, 2011 is a Sunday, and thus a day of religious consideration, the march will fall on January 1, 2011.Read more
Cape Town's International Tourism Season is only just beginning
Cautious optimism remains the order of the day as Cape Town starts to experience the beginnings of its traditional summer tourism season with an influx of domestic tourists.Read more
City poised for "transport revolution"
MyCiTi will be the lifeblood of a future Cape Town, connecting the city in a giant web of red "trunk" routes and smaller feeder routes. This new bus-based transport system will allow Capetonians to travel across the metropole quickly, comfortably and safely.Read more
Gugulethu hosts top-notch wine label launch
Cape Town Tourism attended the launch of Oak Valley's new Rawbones wine label on December 9, 2010, hosted by well-known Gugulethu township attraction Mzoli's Place. The event was well-attended by media and trade despite recent negative publicity surrounding the controversial Shrien Dewani case.Read more
Cape Town Tourism takes The Big Issue vendors to the top
Cape Town's summer tourism season is getting underway and Cape Town Tourism has launched a summer campaign with the message, "Love Summer! Love Cape Town!"
To celebrate, Cape Town Tourism hosted 100 top vendors of The Big Issue on a tour of the Cape Peninsula and a visit to the top of Table Mountain. This follows on from Cape Town Tourism's successful partnership with The Big Issue that started in the run-up to the 2010 FIFA World Cup™, during which time vendors were trained as tourism ambassadors and provided with rainbow-coloured bibs.Read more
Cape Town Tourism industry surveys reveal cautious optimism for summer 2010/2011
Cape Town Tourism has launched a series of tourism surveys to better understand and prepare for the summer season ahead. A similar programme to monitor trends during the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ period proved a useful barometer for the local tourism industry.Read more
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Joel Korsunsky is not afraid of state regulators who tried to shut down his Canadian prescription drug business in Scottsdale. He's opening another one in Mesa.
On Sunday, Prescription Drugs Canada will celebrate the grand opening of its store at 7141 E. Main St. But unlike traditional businesses, it's unclear whether Korsunsky's is legal.
Such stores are at the center of a struggle between regulators in the United States and companies that have seized on popular demand for cheaper drugs from Canadian pharmacies.
Called facilitators, many such stores are growing rapidly because they make it easy for customers to get medications from Canada, where the cost is often 30 percent less than in the United States.
But the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has said drug reimportation is illegal. The Arizona State Board of Pharmacy has responded with letters to about a dozen facilitators in the state, telling them they are operating as pharmacies without licenses because they offer prescription drugs for sale, a violation of state law.
One of those letters was sent last year to Prescription Drugs Canada in Scottsdale. Another one will probably be sent to the store in Mesa, said Hal Wand, executive director of the state pharmacy board.
"I think they should get another letter," he said Friday. "It's still against the law. Nothing has changed."
Facilitators, however, say they do not operate as pharmacies because they do not physically handle prescription drugs.
"What we're really doing is acting as a liaison," said Korsunsky, who has helped customers receive more than 100,000 prescriptions from Canadian pharmacies.
The board's crackdown on facilitators has involved only warning letters and forwarding information to the Arizona Attorney General's Office for investigation. Although the board has the authority to seek injunctions to shut down the stores, Wand has said the action would be pointless because facilitators could easily set up shop elsewhere.
In the meantime, supporters of drug reimportation have failed so far in efforts to legitimize the process.
At the request of AARP, state Rep. Marian McClure, R-Tucson, introduced a House memorial that, if passed, would have sent a letter to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, urging it to certify the safety of medications coming to the United States from Canada. The request was defeated Feb. 12 by the Committee on Federal Mandates and Property Rights.
An attempt to add drug reimportation to the Medicare prescription drug bill that passed last year also failed.
And on Friday, the U.S. Senate confirmed the nomination of Mark McClellan, who has opposed drug reimportation, as head of Medicare. McClellan and other critics say drug reimportation poses risks because the FDA cannot guarantee the safety of medications coming from other countries, even those manufactured in the United States.
Rita Harp, a retired nurse from Mesa, said her asthma medication — Advair — bought through Prescription Drugs Canada is the same drug prescribed by her doctor in the United States. "I think it's all a facade that they're saying the drugs aren't as good," she said. Her Advair was $90 through a Canadian pharmacy, she said. She was quoted $150 for it at a U.S. one.
Supporters point to Canada's regulatory system for prescription drugs, which is almost identical to the U.S. system, and the absence of any reported health problems related to drugs from Canada.


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St. Charles Middle School has partnered with Kentucky Classic Theatre to present Annie Jr. at 7 p.m., May 5-7, at Angelic Hall in Lebanon.
The cast will also be performing at 9 a.m., May 9, at Angelic Hall for SCMS and Greensburg Middle School.
Citizen's National Bank organized its 10th and last St. Baldrick's event in Lebanon Saturday afternoon.
This year, numbers were down, but the event still had 32 shavees and raised more than $10,700 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation, which raises money for children's cancer research.
In its 10 years, CNB has helped raise more than $244,000 for the foundation.
A new sponsor for the event has not been found, as of yet. Contact Sheila Lanham at 270-692-5323 if you are interested in possibly organizing the event next year.
Marion County Public School's third annual Spring Summit was a night devoted to celebrating the school district's successes, showcasing its student talent and continuing to get feedback from the community.
To kick off the evening, MCPS staff excitedly debuted the district's new Dream Bus, which will serve as a traveling learning lab and also provide meals to children during the summer.
"So many kids will benefit from the Dream Bus," Marion County Superintendent Taylora Schlosser said.
The sixth annual Working The Puzzle For Autism Walk was held Saturday at Graham Memorial Park in Lebanon. This year, close to 40 individuals on the autism spectrum were recognized, which was a new record for the event. In all, hundreds of people attended this year's event.
Event organizer Lisa Nally-Martin reminded the hundreds of people who participated in this year's walk that April is Autism Awareness Month, but it's an issue that affects individuals and families more than just one month of the year.
The Marion County Chamber of Commerce is adding two new events to the Marion County Country Ham Days Festival this year.
There will be a hot air balloon glow from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 24, at Graham Memorial Park in Lebanon. There will be 11 hot air balloons inflated in the grassy area located at the front of the park near the Lebanon Aquatic Center.
Maurice Doody Spalding, 92, served many roles during his lifetime.
He was a successful business owner having worked at Clarkson Insurance Agency (now Energy Insurance) before becoming co-owner.
He was also a public servant, serving as a city councilman and then becoming Lebanon's mayor from 1978 to 1989.
The Marion County Fiscal Court will be having its regular monthly meeting at 4 p.m., Thursday, April 21, on the second floor of the David R. Hourigan Government Center on North Spalding Avenue.
Fire heavily damaged a metal shop building on St. Marys Road Sunday afternoon.
The fire occurred at 3 p.m. at 3010 St. Marys Road.
A shop building, belonging to Dianne Mattingly, caught fire. According to Lebanon Fire Chief Ricky Mattingly, a side by side ATV vehicle started the fire.
"Something may have shorted out on it. It's hard to say," Mattingly said.
Firefighters from Lebanon, Loretto and Raywick responded to the fire, and were on scene for approximately two hours.
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At the end of the month, two Marion County teens will earn something only 5 percent of Girl Scouts nationwide ever achieve: the Gold Award.
Allison Buckman and Caroline Cobb spent 80 hours working toward the prestigious awards, which they'll receive during a ceremony in Louisville on April 29.
In-house absentee voting is available at the Marion County Clerk's Office during the normal business hours of 8:20 a.m. to 4:20 p.m., Monday through Friday and from 8:20 a.m. to 11:50 a.m. on Saturdays. Those eligible for in-house absentee voting include those voters who are absent from the county on Election Day, military families that will be absent from the county on Election Day, voters who have surgery or the surgery of a spouse scheduled for Election Day, and students and residents who temporarily reside out of the county.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The gunman who shot and killed a soldier in plain daylight then stormed Canada's Parliament once complained that a Vancouver mosque he attended was too liberal and inclusive, and was kicked out after he repeatedly spent the night there even though officials told him to stop, Muslim leaders said Friday.
OLYMPIA, Wash. — Amazon.com founder and CEO Jeff Bezos and his wife, MacKenzie, announced Friday they are donating $2.5 million to the campaign to defend Washington's same-sex marriage law.
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Center Leon Draisaitl, the No. 3 pick in the 2014 NHL Draft, signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Edmonton Oilers, the team announced Tuesday. Financial details were not disclosed.
"First of all, I want to thank [owner] Daryl Katz and [general manager] Craig MacTavish and all the other people who are part of the Oilers organization for giving me this opportunity and making this happen," Draisaitl said. "It's really exciting for me and my family."
Draisaitl became the highest-drafted German-trained player when the Oilers selected him at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on June 27. The 18-year-old scored 38 goals and 105 points in 64 games last season for the Prince Albert Raiders of the Western Hockey League and could be on the fast track toward making the Oilers roster.
He spent much of his summer training in Edmonton and working with Oilers staff. He revealed Tuesday he would not attend Raiders training camp and would instead focus on playing in the NHL.
"I want to make this team this year. I don't want to put too much pressure on myself. I think I know what it takes to be an NHL player. I've been working extremely hard this summer," Draisaitl said. "It's nice to be around people who are working with this organization, the athletic trainers and all these people. It definitely makes you feel that you're part of this organization."
Draisaitl will attempt to join recent Oilers first-round picks Taylor Hall, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Nail Yakupov by making the roster immediately after being drafted. Based on the makeup of the Oilers lineup, he should get a fair chance at making the team out of training camp. On June 29, Edmonton traded one of its top centers, Sam Gagner, to the Tampa Bay Lightning, who then traded him to the Arizona Coyotes. It left the Oilers with a lack of depth down the middle; Draisaitl could help fill that hole.
"I know they'll probably give him every opportunity to make the team and I know he's been working hard this summer," Oilers forward Jordan Eberle said. "I'm looking forward to seeing him in camp. I've been skating with him all this week and training with him, and he's a great kid. I'm nothing but impressed."
Draisaitl participated in the 2014 Canadian Hockey League Top Prospects Game and has represented Germany at the IIHF World Championship, World Junior Championship, Under-18 World Championship, and the 2012 Under-17 World Hockey Challenge. Almost from the moment he was taken in the draft, he began working in Edmonton with hopes of wearing an Oilers jersey when the 2014-15 season starts.
"I talked to [general manager] Craig MacTavish and we all decided that's probably the best thing for me personally," Draisaitl said. "To get ready and keep training and get ready for the season."


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If your body gets used to doing the same workout routine all the time, it can cause you to plateau. You need to switch things up and we have the workout solution for you!
Changing up cardio machines during your workout will not only keep things interesting, but it will also challenge your muscles and help burn extra calories.
Now turn on your favorite workout playlist and get to work!
Let's start with the obvious: exercise does wonders for your body. As little as 30 minutes a day can make a huge difference in your health. From losing weight to building muscle, fitness is a key part in helping people become the best versions of themselves. The positive effects from working out aren't limited to your body, either.
Regular exercise brings big-time mental benefits. No matter what how old you are or what your fitness level is, exercise improves your brain function. Who can say "no" to that? Think of what amazing things you can accomplished with a well-functioning and positive mind! So, what specifically does exercise do for your mental state? Below are the top five ways working out boosts your brain power.
Reduces Stress
Ah, stress. It happens to everyone. It could be a tough day at work, home, or out and about. Exercise builds levels of norepinephrine, a chemical that can moderate how your brain responds to stress. If stress is weighing you down, a solid sweat session at Snap Fitness is what you need!
Reduces Anxiety
Working out also helps with anxiety. The endorphins that are released with you exercise not only make you feel happy, they can calm you down. We recommend a nice jog or run to clear your mind if you're feeling anxious. That energy will be replaced with a much more relaxing one!
Increase Your Confidence
Regular exercise will have you looking and feeling great. It boosts your self-esteem, which is so important. Next time you're in the gym, check yourself out in the mirror. Look at how strong you are! Strength comes in all kinds of shapes and sizes, but we love them all in Snap Nation.
Sharpen Memory
Do you have a big presentation or exam coming up? Don't skip your workouts! Exercise boosts your memory and ability to learn new things. Review your notes or materials before and after your workouts. The added focus will help you prepare.
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A positive attitude is contagious. Extend your fitness routine to include group classes or activities. Running around the lake before coffee? Yes! A pick-up game of softball after work with friends? You bet! You can inspire your crew to work harder and have more fun. We call that a win-win.
Not seeing the results you want in the gym? It's probably time to increase the difficulty of your workouts. If you consistently do the same routine with the same weights, number of sets, and intensity, your body has grown accustomed to it. Once your body adapts to a workout, you won't see any change in your strength or muscular development. That means it's time to turn up the intensity and make some changes! Remember, good things never came from comfort zones.
Change is a good thing when it comes to fitness. Here are three ways to make your workouts more effective:
Extend your sets.
For this, start with the hardest variation of an exercise then work your way down to easier variations. This means doing multiple versions of the same movement, but switching your body position after hitting your maximum count each time to make the movement slightly easier for each set. Example: bicep curls. Your hardest variation could be a bicep curl with a lunge. Make sure your knee is as close to the ground as it can get — you want to feel that burn! Once you've done 10 reps on each leg, move to a static lunge with bicep curls. Your final set would be bicep curls standing up.
Do more between sets.
Yes, rest is important between sets, but you can fill that time with smaller movements. Start with calf raises or drop down for a 30-second plank. You're still taking the same amount of time for your workout, but getting more work done. Be mindful of what you're doing between sets. For example, push-ups wouldn't follow bicep curls — as you just burned those muscles.
Grab free weights.
Are the weight-training machines staples in your workout? Swap the machines for free weights. Machines provide far more stability, so you're doing less work. With free weights, more muscles are involved — which means you're burning more calories. Bring on the bench press, squats, and more! If you have any questions on form, don't hesitate to ask a staff member or personal trainer at your club.


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I have a medela free stlye that works great. I always get about double the milk out of my right breast. Well for the last two days, I have only been getting about an ounce out of my left breast (less than usual) and it still feels heavy after pumping. I also have some tender lumps on the underneath of my breast and when I press them really hard, a steady stream of milk comes out. Does this sound like I have a clogged duct? I have never had any issues at all so I don't know!
pump not emptying breast and hard lumps
Posted 05/04/2013
Lecithin is a supplement that I take to avoid getting clogs. It supposedly makes the fats less sticky. I take one pill a day now and that keeps the clogs away.
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