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Posted 21 March 2012 - 10:18 AM
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Trying for a baby is one of the most exciting times in a couple's life, but it seems that many women still have a low understanding surrounding the details on how to get pregnant. Recent research by the fertility experts at Clearblue has found that one in two couples planning a pregnancy are trying to conceive at the wrong time, hampering their chances of success .
At home ovulation tests such as the Clearblue Digital Ovulation Test, can help you get pregnant naturally by identifying the best 2 days to conceive in every cycle. If you and your partner are planning for a baby or having trouble conceiving, Clearblue can help take out the guesswork by making it easier for you to understand your ovulation cycle and fertility. The test even gives you clear digital results, so there's no need to interpret any hard-to-read lines.
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The Clearblue Digital Ovulation Test is available nationally from major supermarkets and pharmacies in a pack of seven tests (RRP $69.99). For more information on Clearblue and to use the Clearblue cycle calendar so you can start tracking your ovulation cycle and know when you are most fertile visit: www.clearblue.com/au/.
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"How long have you been trying to conceive and what do you use to help pinpoint the best time to conceive?"
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Competition commences Wednesday March 21 until Wednesday April 18 2012.
Posted 21 March 2012 - 10:28 AM
18 months and have been using the Clear Blue Fertilty Monitor got a BFP 1st month but lost bub now using on FET IVF cycles
Posted 21 March 2012 - 10:34 AM
We have been trying to conceive baby #2 for over 6 yrs. We have done numerous treatments, but always use clearblue for pinpointing ovulation.
Posted 21 March 2012 - 10:52 AM
After trying for DS for 5 years, we are now trying to conceive a sibling and have been trying for a few months now. I currently use poas to determine ovulation.
Posted 21 March 2012 - 11:03 AM
We've had 2 unsuccessful cycles of IVF. And now we've been trying almost naturally (I'm on clomid for ovulation) for 10 months... We track ovulation using the P.D tracking app, our doctors clinical notes... We might just have to try clearblue!
Posted 21 March 2012 - 11:52 AM
TTC for over 3 years. 1 miscarriage in amongst all this. I use the ovulation pee test and an iphone ap called Pink Pad.
Posted 21 March 2012 - 01:06 PM
TTC for 2 1/2 years. Tracking CM whole time, using OPK's for 10 months and now on 2nd month of tracking temperature.
Posted 21 March 2012 - 02:13 PM
Where do i start.. We started to try for a family in 1999, after having a miscarried and being told by the doctor that its a common thing for women to have miscarriages. Little did we know it would take us 7 years to have a beautiful boy, through pure miracle.
I tried ovulation kits bought from woolies, we tried using egg white (yes, from chook egg) to help with my vagina juices (sounds pretty gross, but when desperate try anything) i had massive amounts of pillows under my butt to keep it all in there after wild monkey dance, i went on cold medicines to try and help increase the vagina juices, went off coffee onto herbal drinks.. We tried all known alternative therapies - herbs, naturopath, reflexology, accupuncture, i saw a chinese herbalist, we tried iui, followed by isci x 3 times. First time no fertilized eggs, last two times lucky to have one fertilized egg which never took. We had generic testing to find out there is no apparent reason why i cannot concieve, so decided to try the donor egg path. We asked our pastor to annoint us. We advertised in sydney child for donor egg and had 7 ppl reply our message, only to find out that i was already pregnant on my own egg.
Thus we have a beautiful boy through a pure miracle. He turned 5 years in January. We started to try again, knowing the long path of ttc asap, and have had 2 known miscarriages since..
Im ready for white flag, and to give up.. but each month goes by and my periods arrives and i read something new on the net, and have that little glimmer of hope that maybe this month might be the month for conceiving another beautiful miracle.. We currently using clearblue stix, and trying the moon ovulation cycles - never know what could happen and this is making hubby happy! (lots of wild monkey dances)
So for all those who are ttc baby no.1 dont give up.. It tooks us 7 years and if it can happen to us - it can happen for you too..
Good luck..
Posted 21 March 2012 - 03:56 PM
We're about to try for the first time. I've been charting periods, mucus, temps etc for the past 3months to know and understand my cycle
Posted 22 March 2012 - 11:58 AM
Started trying again a few months ago, and we use my hormones to tell me when it's the best time to conceive. When I'm hormonally hot (like a menopausal old woman), I know I'm ready so it's on!!! Worked last time, should work this time too (we hope!).
Posted 22 March 2012 - 12:10 PM
We only just started, and when 'I'm in the mood' we take that as a sign that it's time to conceive!!! haha!! I'll let you know how we go!!!
Posted 22 March 2012 - 12:11 PM
2 years and 2 heartbreaking miscarriages for us. We use fertility friend charting and OPKs to pinpoint ovulation, might try Clearblue for some better luck!
Posted 22 March 2012 - 12:15 PM
I thought we only just started trying but apparently my sneaky wife has been giving it a go for a fair while now!! And I thought she wanted me for my body, not my seed
She has it all mapped out on the calendar, in the kitchen! All in codes that no one can understand but her!!
Posted 22 March 2012 - 12:21 PM
We've been trying for 19 LONG months... and we use it all. Maybe Baby, CM monitoring, temping, OPKs, charting. The only thing we *haven't* tried is the Clearblue Digital Ovulation Test! It might just do the trick! Well... that and a relaxing picnic, perhaps!
Edited by gemgirl, 22 March 2012 - 12:25 PM.
Posted 22 March 2012 - 05:17 PM
I tried 5 years for my daughter and have tried for 4 years for the next one. I no longer need to use anything as we have to do IVF.
Posted 22 March 2012 - 06:55 PM
Jan 2012. I was diagnosed with PCOS. I'm on clomid now and have an ultrasound to see if it has worked then BD like teenagers
Posted 23 March 2012 - 01:54 PM
We have been trying to conceive for years and all I do is keep a calendar diary of my menstral cycle. I conceived a few years back but lost the baby at 18 weeks. Maybe a romantic picnic would be the magic answer!
Posted 23 March 2012 - 02:23 PM
We were lucky to just fall pregnant with our first then had a miscarraige 12mths later. We have tried varies ovulation kits including saliva, yet found we needed like 3-4 packets because I wasn't regular with my periods. I know just use an ovulation calculater on my phone to work out when and still waiting lol
Posted 23 March 2012 - 04:48 PM
TTC baby number 2 for over 12 months, had 2 miscarriges so far and we use a phone app and try as much as possible!
Posted 26 March 2012 - 03:05 PM
With my first it was 15months and i tried everything and anything. This time it 3mths so far but havent really tried much except looking out for egg white cervical mucus (sorry tmi). I have a blocked tube though so falling pregnant is harder for me
Posted 28 March 2012 - 12:16 PM
6 months, mucus, periods
Posted 28 March 2012 - 09:24 PM
TTC for 8 months, with the last month being the first cycle of chlomid due to not ovulating regularly and endometriosis. To track ovulation, I use OPK's and go by my CM and the feel of my ovaries.
Posted 29 March 2012 - 10:50 AM
I have been trying to conceive after a failed pregnancy. It's been 6 months so far....
Posted 29 March 2012 - 12:58 PM
12 months +. Was about to start IVF and got a BFP in Feb this year but sadly we had a miscarriage.
I used to use OPKs and temp but after speaking to a FS he told me they had done their job and to BD every day between CD10 - CD15. It did the trick last month! I just hope it happens again soon.
Posted 29 March 2012 - 03:13 PM
We have been trying for a baby for the past one month.Im 29 and my husband is 31. Currently not using any ovulation test. Just getting a lot of information about pregnancy and ovulation.Really happy i joined this group!!
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- Good image quality, overall colour balance, good sharpness
- High resolution (1800 x 1200)
- Fairly quick operation (fast startup, average cycle times)
- Flash output controllable
- Well thought-out on-screen menus
- Simple to use
- Good construction, well put-together high quality feel
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we never got answers, my first was IUGR 5#4oz at 40 weeks, then i had 2 6#ers (6# and 6#4oz) then another IUGR 5# at 37 weeks.
either way i was considered high risk with every pregnancy.
Avishag ('07) IUGR, Oren ('08), Hila ('10), Yahel ('11) IUGR/FTT, Tagel ('13) IUGR/preemie Adele ('15) IUGR and #7 due Dec 2016
I never got any answers either, in fact, they never even bothered to test my placenta! Needless to say, I'm using a different OB and a different hospital this time. My DD was 5lbs 7oz at nearly 39 weeks. But this time around, I'm going to be monitored more, and if it happens again, I'm going to make sure they test my placenta.
DD 3/9/12 (38+4 weeks, 5lbs 7oz, IUGR), DS 7/4/13 (36+6 weeks, 6lbs 11oz), DS2 10/9/14 (35+0 weeks, 5lbs 10oz), DS3 4/28/16 (37+3 weeks, 6lbs 10oz)
I'm pregnant again (33 weeks now). At 20, he was in the 50%, at 28 he had dropped to the 32% but his measurements were still proportional (DS1 had asymmetrical iugr). At 32 weeks as discovered he had dropped again, this time to the 15% which his stomach and femur length behind (head is 2 weeks ahead now). I will be going weekly now for BPPs and monitoring.
Have you had a thrombophilia panel? I requested one after two IUGR babies (the second one being very severe) and found out I have a MTHFR mutation. Definitely worth getting the bloodwork done to find out if you have a blood clotting disorder since certain supplements can help.
My baby girl was born in September at 37w 4d, weighed 5lb 3oz. I found out about the IUGR when I was 35 weeks. I had been tested around 30 weeks because my OB thought I was measuring small for dates, but everything came back fine! AT 35 weeks, got tested again and was told my baby was very small and was immediately put on bed rest due to low fluid. Everything else they tested for was completely normal.
She was born healthy and all they can tell me was my fluid was low and the placenta and cord were small. My OB really doesn't know if any future pregnancy will be IUGR since she doesnt really understand why the above happened! It's frustrating, but not much we can do I guess.
She's 4 months and weighs 11.1lb now
My "IUGR" was found on a random 36 week ultrasound. My OB at that time did 36 week ultrasounds on everyone. I NEVER measured small, gained 25lbs, baby always moved, normal blood pressure. She was measuring small at 36weeks 5 days. I was sent to the hospital to see the high risk dr. Next morning the re-did a BPP, she was measuring small still but everything looked good. She was measuring 10%. I was given discharge papers by the residents and signed them, the explained to me that everything looked fine other than her small size, however with me being only 4'11" and my husband 5'5", they were questioning genetics (they said this happens alot with asians as well). I was to follow up with my OB. I was to get twice weekly BPP's and nonstress tests and could return to work. However, me being a paranoid control freak I wanted to speak with the specialist myself because the resident wasn't able to completely answer all my questions. So I was discharged but waiting for her to come see me after office hours. When she finally got there, the story changed. She talked to my OB and since the baby was 10% and the abdomen was 8% (WHOOPDEE what a huge difference) they felt they should induce at 37 weeks (3 days later). I kept questioning it, knowing in my heart that she wasn't ready to come out and she would grow a little more, but they threw around words like 'stillbirth" and said "I wouldn't take that chance would you?" so i reluctantly agreed. The high rish dr told me I could deliver at my local hospital, HOWEVER I threw a fit.. I am sorry but if you are that concerned then I want to be at a hospital with a NICU and high rish doctors. Anways 4 days later I delivered a small but healthy 5lb 4oz baby (yes small). She was symmetrically small, head wasn't even on the charts (funny how they didn't catch that). She had no problem with her sugar, no problem with her body temp. Apgars were 9 and 9. At the time i was just so happy and overwhelmed that she was crying and pink and beautiful I didn't think to ask anything. A few months after birth I called my OB office back to let them know I wasn't returning (I had already had my follow up and was very unhappy with the emotional care and some of the doctors in the practice). I talked to the one doctor who I really liked. They had sent my placenta off to pathology, it returned NORMAL. No clots, no evidence of anything. It measured on the small side of normal, cords looked fine, not small/skinny/frayed. they could see no reason in the placenta. They tested it for infection, NOTHING. So basically I am left with no answers. I asked about the re-occurance of this and they stated that they still feel she was somehow growth restricted but think it may have been a fluke happening. UGH! My new OB got all my reports and she feels it was genetic. was it truelly IUGR, I will probably never know, however I feel in my heart she was just meant to be small and if we let her go a few more weeks she would have been a 6lb baby (like my siblings and I were). She has grown consistently small on the 10% growth curve. It scares me to have another baby because of all of this, but I would hate for my daughter to miss out on a chance to have a sibling.
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No definite answer for me either. I had 2 cord abnormalities but I was never told that that was the cause, everything else was normal.
Mom to 3 boys ~ A (8), E (6) and W (3)
One Year old Baby GIRL born at 36 weeks, 4lbs2oz, due to IUGR
Sounds like many get little or no asnwers. They also did every test they could think of to rule out anything and everthing. I guess some things are left a mystery. As others have probably heard I was told maybe she is just little and thats is that.
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At its 144th Commencement on May 30, 2015, Elmhurst College will confer honorary doctoral degrees on three people whose commitments and achievements embody the College's mission, vision and core values.
The 2015 honorary degree recipients are:
Dr. Craig Dykstra
A nationally known and esteemed theologian, author and educator at Duke Divinity School, Craig Dykstra formerly served as senior vice president for religion at the Lilly Endowment.
Alfred N. Koplin
President of Alfred N. Koplin, Inc., Al Koplin is a real estate investor and business leader who has served on the Elmhurst College Board of Trustees since 1981. He is a generous donor to the College and to the community at large.
Chris Ryan '82
The nationally known CEO of The Women's Hospital (Indiana), part of the Deaconess Health System, Chris Ryan has an extensive record of civic engagement on nonprofit health services boards. In 2011, Ryan was named one of the Top 52 Women Hospital and Healthcare Leaders.
Bobby Shew
A renowned trumpeter, teacher, writer, recording artist and frequent guest performer at the College's Jazz Festival, Bobby Shew has been helping Elmhurst College music students master their craft since 1986.
Chris Ryan will deliver the commencement address.
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Officers of the Board
Clyde C. Tuggle, Chairperson
Portia O. Morrison '66, Vice Chairperson
Lea Ann Grimes Hudson '76, Secretary
Elizabeth Kiss, President of the College, ex officio
|Stacey Y. Abrams
Georgia House of Representatives
Atlanta, Ga.
Stacey Y. Abrams is the House Minority Leader for the Georgia General Assembly and State Representative for the 89th House District and a partner in several entrepreneurial ventures. She earned a B.A. in interdisciplinary studies from Spelman College. A graduate of the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin with an M.P.Aff. in public policy, she received her J.D. from Yale Law School.
|Ronald E. Alston
SunTrust Bank
Atlanta, Ga.
Ronald E. Alston is senior vice president at SunTrust Bank in the Not-for-Profit & Government Banking Group, where he manages relationships with not-for-profit organizations throughout the state of Georgia. A graduate of Northeastern University, he earned his Master of Business Administration in finance from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
Mary Gay Bankston
Frank Blake
Mary Brown Bullock
|Deborah Harris Butler
Norfolk Southern Corporation
Norfolk, Va.
Deborah Harris Butler recently retired as the executive vice president planning and chief information officer at Norfolk Southern Corporation. Ms. Butler received her B.A. in English from Agnes Scott College in 1975 and completed management and executive education programs at Northwestern University, Duke University's Fuqua School of Business and Harvard Business School.
|Wesley A. French
Peachtree Investment Advisors
Atlanta, Ga.
Wesley A. French is a founding partner of Peachtree Investment Advisors, where his responsibilities include the development and servicing of client relationships. Mr. French earned his bachelor's degree in economics from Davidson College.
|Ann Glendinning
Acworth, Ga.
Ann Glendinning retired from the Cobb County School District as assistant superintendent for special student services. She graduated in 1968 from Agnes Scott College, where she majored in psychology. She received her M.Ed., Ed.S. and Ph.D. from Georgia State University.
|Gail Savage Glover
Glover & Associates, Inc.
Atlanta, Ga.
Gail Savage Glover is president and owner of Glover & Associates, Inc., a financial consulting firm to businesses on valuations, mergers and acquisitions. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in mathematics from Agnes Scott in 1966 and her Master of Science degree in mathematics from the University of North Carolina.
|Sarah Walker Guthrie
J.T. Walker Industries
Clearwater, Fla.
Sarah Walker Guthrie is the director of JT Walker Industries, Inc., a manufacturer of products for the building industry. Ms. Guthrie received her bachelor's degree in history from Agnes Scott College in 1969 and later her master's degree also in history from Emory University. She also has completed executive education programs at Harvard Business School and the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University.
|Mary Lou Cornwall Hawkes
Jupiter, Fla., and Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass.
Mary Lou Cornwall Hawkes is a community volunteer and former math teacher. She received her B.A. in mathematics from Agnes Scott College in 1965. Ms. Hawkes is an active volunteer with the Peabody Essex Museum.
Loucy Tittle Hay
Susan Stevens Hitchcock
|Elizabeth Daniel Holder
Atlanta, Ga.
Elizabeth Daniel Holder is an active community volunteer in Atlanta. Ms. Holder received her B.A. in economics from Agnes Scott College in 1982. She has served as a member of the boards of the Atlanta Ballet, Camp Merrie-Woode Foundation, the Georgia Center for Children and the North Georgia Chapter of the March of Dimes.
|Elizabeth Rhett Jones
Atlanta, Ga.
Elizabeth Rhett Jones has served as an in-house pro bono attorney with Legal Services of Northwest Jersey and New Jersey Crime Victims Law Center, as an associate with Strasser law firm and as a teacher, tutor and reading specialist for learning-disabled children. A 1973 graduate of Agnes Scott College, she majored in sociology. She earned her M.A. in psychoeducational disabilities and reading from New York University and her J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law.
|Melody C. Justice
Sarasota, Fla.
Melody C. Justice retired as executive vice president, Coca-Cola North America. She is a graduate of Emory University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in English and psychology. A chartered financial analyst, she has a Master of Business Administration in finance from the University of Miami.
|Phyllis E. Kozarsky
Emory Univ. School of Medicine
Emory TravelWell Clinic
Atlanta, Ga.
Phyllis E. Kozarsky is professor of medicine and infectious diseases at Emory University School of Medicine. She also serves as the medical co-director of the International Traveler's Health and Geographic Medicine Section, Emory's TravelWell Clinic. Dr. Kozarsky graduated from Hobart and William Smith Colleges and received an M.D. from Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
|Dennis P. Lockhart
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Atlanta, Ga.
Dennis P. Lockhart is president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. He earned his B.A. in political science and economics from Stanford University and his M.A. in international economics and American foreign policy from The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
Margaret McCray-Finke
|Portia Owen Morrison, Vice Chairperson
DLA Piper
Chicago, Ill.
Portia Owen Morrison retired as senior counsel at DLA Piper where she practiced commercial real estate development and finance law. A 1966 graduate of Agnes Scott College, she received an M.A. from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and her J.D. from the University of Chicago.
|Elizabeth Hardy Noe
Paul Hastings
Atlanta, Ga.
Elizabeth Hardy Noe is a partner and chair of the Global Corporate Department of the international law firm Paul Hastings. Ms. Noe received her B.A. in English and political science from Agnes Scott College in 1986 and her J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law in 1989.
Jessica H. Owens
|Susan M. Phillips
Arlington, Va.
Susan M. Phillips retired as dean and professor of finance at The George Washington University School of Business. A former Governor of the Federal Reserve System and chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, she received her B.A. in 1967 from Agnes Scott College and her M.S. and Ph.D. from Louisiana State University.
|Jake B. Schrum
Emory & Henry College
Emory, Virginia
Jake B. Schrum, widely recognized as a leader in higher education, is president of Emory & Henry College. Previously he served as president of Southwestern University for 13 years and as president of Texas Wesleyan University for nine years. President Schrum received his B.A. in psychology from Southwestern and his M.Div. from Yale Divinity School.
Charles S. Shapiro
|Elizabeth McGregor Simmons
Davidson College Presbyterian Church
Davidson, N.C.
Elizabeth McGregor Simmons is pastor of Davidson College Presbyterian Church. Previously serving churches in San Antonio, St. Louis and Jacksonville, she has been active in community organizations seeking to improve the lives of women. A sociology major, she received her Bachelor of Arts from Agnes Scott in 1974 and her M.Div. from Columbia Theological Seminary.
|Bernie Todd Smith
Rochester, N.Y.
Bernie Todd Smith is an educational ethics consultant and a former health information consultant. After attending Agnes Scott for three years, she received her Bachelor of Arts in philosophy from North Carolina State University. She received her Master of Science in Library Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and her Ph.D. from the University of Rochester.
John Swallow
|Bernard Taylor, Sr.
Alston Bird LLP
Atlanta, Ga.
Bernard Taylor is a partner with Alston Bird and chair of the firm's Products Liability Group, concentrating his practice on commercial litigation, products liability and toxic tort lawsuits. He received his J.D. degree from Vanderbilt University School of Law and his B.A. from Wayne State University.
|Clyde C. Tuggle, Chairperson
The Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga.
Clyde C. Tuggle is senior vice president, chief public affairs and communications officer at The Coca-Cola Company. He earned his bachelor's degree in German studies and economics from Hamilton College and his M.Div. from Yale University.
|Tawana Lee Ware
Indiana University School of Dentistry
Indianapolis, Ind.
Tawana Lee Ware, a pediatric dentist, is the director of the Pre-doctoral Pediatric Dental Clinic and assistant professor at the Indiana University School of Dentistry. A 1996 graduate of Agnes Scott, she received her D.D.S. from Meharry Medical College School of Dentistry. She later earned a Certificate in Pediatric Dentistry and her M.S.D. from Indiana University.
|David D. Weitnauer
R. Howard Dobbs Jr. Foundation
Atlanta, Ga.
David D. Weitnauer is president of The R. Howard Dobbs, Jr., Foundation. An ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), he has served as a pastoral counselor for the Georgia Association for Pastoral Care and on the pastoral staff of churches in Georgia and Alabama. A graduate of Davidson College, Dr. Weitnauer received his Master of Divinity and Doctor of Theology in pastoral counseling from Columbia Theological Seminary.
Trustees Emeritae and Emeriti
Dorothy H. Addison '43
Atlanta, Ga.
Pamela J. Bevier '61
New York, N.Y.
Ann S. Alperin '58
Atlanta, Ga.
Evelyn B. Christman '40
New Orleans, La.
J. Wallace Daniel III
Atlanta, Ga.
JoAnn S. Delafield '58
New York, N.Y.
Katherine A. Geffcken '49
Atlanta, Ga.
Joseph R. Gladden Jr.
Afton, Va.
J. William Goodhew III
Atlanta, Ga.
Nancy T. Hill '56
Richmond, Va.
Sandra Thome Johnson '82
Atlanta, Ga.
Rebecca B. Jones '63
Wilmington, N.C.
Harriet M. King '64
Decatur, Ga.
Nancy M. Kuykendall '61
Davidson, N.C.
Christopher M. Little
McDowell, Va.
Suzella B. Newsome '57
Atlanta, Ga.
M. Lamar Oglesby
Atlanta, Ga.
Douglas W. Oldenburg
Davidson, N.C.
Mildred L. Petty '61
Atlanta, Ga.
Louise H. Reaves '54
Decatur, Ga.
B. Franklin Skinner
Atlanta, Ga.
John E. Smith II
Smyrna, Ga.
O. Benjamin Sparks
Richmond, Va.
W.G. Tittle Jr.
Nashville, Ga.
Sara E. Vagliano '63
New York, N.Y.
John H. Weitnauer
Atlanta, Ga.
Dan C. West
Atlanta, Ga.
Robert C. Williams
Topsham, Maine


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In addressing other concerns, utilities have agreed to give the Entergy Regional State Committee, upon unanimous vote, the authority to direct the operating companies to add projects within the Entergy region to MISO's transmission expansion plan during the 5-year transition period after the Entergy utilities join MISO. This arrangement is designed to address concerns expressed by regulators. FERC freezes its seasonal transmission cost allocations along with the additional authority to add projects to help address the stated concerns on MISO and provide a wider path for the receipt of necessary regulatory approvals and for a seamless and successful integration and realization of up to $1.4 billion to projected net customer savings over 10 years. This projected cost of benefits derived from its joining in RTO with substantial scale in a mature Day 2 market.As you know, Day 2 refers to an RTO that includes day-ahead and real-time energy markets and uses market-based mechanisms to manage congestion. The Day 2 market brings about efficiencies by using 1 central unit commitment and dispatch based on the economics of transmission and generation resources. MISO has one in place today, SPP does not, although it has plans to. Even assuming SPP will get there, further independent third-party analysis has recently undercut the arguments of those who have opposed our proposed move to MISO. In a study prepared by the Charles Rivers Associates for SPP, SPP is the one that commissioned the study, CRA estimates that SPP members would receive $22 million in trade benefits over the 10-year span from 2013 through 2022, as a result of the Entergy and Cleco regions entry into MISO. Not only that, this study projects that those same SPP members would see an increase in net production cost of $17 million if the Entergy and Cleco regions joined SPP instead. At the retail jurisdictions, tentative result in March in Louisiana, all parties, except SPP, initially support, or do not oppose at least, the move to MISO. Hearings are scheduled to begin next week in Louisiana, and at the end of May in Arkansas, with potential decisions coming in at summer.
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I am just curious ... how many children do you have (ages), how much help do you employ (cleaning, babysitting, nanny, etc), do you work outside the home or are you a full time mom, and how TOTALLY OVERWHELMED do you feel? I have three under five and am pregnant, I have a housekeeper who lives in all week but provides little childcare ... My in-laws take two of the three one day per week and my husband typically takes them all out for a few hours during the weekend while I rest at home. Except on weekends, when my husband is helpful, I don't do dishes or laundry or cleaning and I am in totally over my head with my girls and being pregnant ... how about the rest of you? I can't wait to see your replies and say "wow! SHE DOES IT ALL!!!"
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.........you DON'T do laundry and dishes?! I don't understand how you are overwhelmed. My husband is a marine and we have no family in this state. I have a 3yr and a 10mo and I do it all. My husband often works until 6-7pm and is gone by 5am. He helps on weekends- but thats it. I do laundry, dishes, all cleaning and take care of both my children. House is- and must be cleaned and dinner ready by the time my husband gets home. (we agree to this.. I was raised Baptist, so I am all for Mommy duties- and he does husband duties.) I even got up to feed the kids at night and everything after my c-sections. He has never gotten up with the kids. I do not work- but that's because I am battling a 2 brain masses on my head, and cervical cancer. I'm sorry, but when I read that you have so much help, and still feel over whelmed- I laughed.posted 05/30/2011 by Emkaed
NO OFFENSE....BUT WHAT THE HELL DO YOU DO??? I am 31, work full time. I have a 2 year old and one on the way. I cook, clean, do all the laundry, fold it and put it away. I take our daughter to doctor appointments, attend things at her daycare, grocery shop, go to Walmart/ Target when needed. I also water the plants outside and take care of the plants and garden. My husband mows the grass and weed eats. He plays softball every Tuesday night and I get out for 1-2 hours and leave our daughter with a babysitter during that time so I can work out and/or run errands. I get up every morning at 5:30 am and am at work by 7:30 am. I work until 4:30- 5:00 pm every night and my husband usually gets home by 6:00 pm. He helps with our daughter when he is home, but he is in sales and sometimes it can be a lot later than that too. You just have to budget your time and constantly stay moving. Sorry, but I really don't feel THAT sorry for you- espacially since you have some hired help!posted 05/31/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I am 26 married and have a set of 2 year old twins and is currently pregnant with baby number 3. i am a full time mom. i do everything from cookin to cleaning, doctors apps. groc shopping. you name it i do it. my husband works during the week and helps alot on the weekend. cant believe you are overwelmed and you dont have to do house work. Good luck.posted 05/31/2011 by Twinlove25
"I can't wait to see your replies and say "wow! SHE DOES IT ALL!!!" <<<< Who writes stuff like that????? Either: a) You want extremely exhausted, hard working, strong baby center mothers to pity you OR b) This post is a joke. Why is is under "boosted questions"? It should be under "Ridiculous question/comment/vent"posted 06/28/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I gotta admit I do have a lot of help and I never feel overwhelmed, tired yes as any parent would, but overwhelmed no. I am 27 years old with a 21 month old and 6 months pregnant with #2, live at home with my mother and youngest sister (husband and I are planning to buy a house after his deployment next year) and I work part-time (30 hours a week). Besides my mom and sister who help a lot, my husband is very helpful too with taking care of DD. She has a babysitter during the week, who is WONDERFUL and when I get home I clean, do housework, laundry and dinner (unless my husband is in the mood for bbqing! woohoo!). I do a lot around the house still, but its never a point of getting overwhelmed, if you ever do feel like that, time to sit for a breather. With so much help, you may have another problem that you are dealing with, might be a good idea to seek help from a therapist.posted 05/31/2011 by peanutwitt
My husband is a commercial fisherman so he's gone from April until about September. During that time we get to talk to him on the phone a bunch but rarely see him. In the mean time, I have a 4 year old and a 7 month old. I work full time, cook, clean, pay bills, doctor visits, take care of the dog and the house and the lawn. I do have help from both of our mothers that help watch the kids during the day while I'm working, but they watch the kids so much during the week, it's all on me on the weekends. So basically once I'm off work I'm back to single motherhood. Yes it's busy and yes it gets extrememly hard sometimes when someone (especially me) gets sick. But I don't know that I would use overwhelmed as the word to describe it. To me that means I'm about ready to give up. I would never give up. I get very tired sometimes, but I call the hubby and vent on the phone and that seems to help.posted 06/27/2011 by CRogers907
Is this really a question?posted 06/28/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
um... what? i have a 8mo. old who doesnt sleep anymore. daddy works nights so he sleeps durring the day, i cook (3 square meals a day) clean (entire house), do laundry (fold it and put it away) , completly take care of our son, alone (22/24 hours a day) this inludes baths, feeding, playing, reading, putting down for naps (btw an hour long ordeal) and i put him to bed. i sleep three hours a day. do all dishes, all house work, water plants, walk/feed/ play with our miniture pincher/lab mix (in an apt. where we have no yard) daily. i do the grocery shopping (we are currently without any transportation.. whih means i have to walk over two miles, to get things as needed (with my son in a stroller) also do all doctors/dentist appointments (except when its for shots) i go to bed around 3 am wake up every hour to tend to my son so he can sleep then get up at 5am with him... around 7am daddy comes home and i go to the gym for 2 hours every day. i'm lucky to get in a bath... overwhelmed? gl...posted 06/29/2011 by amber-first baby
I am a SAHM to a just under 10 month old. My SO works 12 hour days so between work and sleep he is only with us 2 hours a day. During that time he trying to spend time with us and get ready for work. So for 2 hours a day I get help. He changes maybe 4 diapers a week, feeds baby maybe 3 bottles a week. He is pretty good about playing with baby though. Besides that 2 hours a day I get no help. I do all the cleaning, cooking, shopping, baby care, bill paying, etc. Sometimes I feel overwhelmed. Mostly because baby doesn't sleep well at night. Baby only sleeps for a hour then wakes up crying and screaming for 1-2 hours all through the night. I feel if I was able to get more sleep I would not feel so overwhelmed. I get annoyed sometimes when my SO tells me he is tired. I tell him he just slept 6-8 hours so he can quiet his mouth about being tired. On a good night I get 3 hours of sleep!posted 04/17/2014 by Dianamiles
I'm 37 and we have 7 kids with one on the way two of the kids are my step kids and the oldest I have when I was 17. the kid ages are 1,3,4,6,15,18,20.I am a stay at home Mom. I do everything except put out the trash, mowing the grass and the shopping we do that together.I do get very overwhelmed.My mother in law helps sometimes, like when I have a doctor apt. My husband works nights and sleeps most of the day. He will watch kids so I can go out about once a week. I try to remind myself when I'm having a bad day that the kids will grow up and leave some day and it will all just be a memory and I will miss these days they are after all the best days of our lives mix in with so really bad days. That helps me alot to think I will miss the good days. I ask God to help me its not always easy but it is worth it. We are all different and I glad you have help its not easy to be pregnant with all the hormones and being tired. good luck enjoy your kid there only little once God blessposted 06/03/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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Meeting #69 Wednesday 23 April 2014
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Profs. Brakalova, J. Clark, Cruise, De Luca, Fessatidis, Fader, Frank, Gilbert, Gowans, Hendler, Hornbeck, Hume, Idris, Kalina, Kowaleski, Lewis, McFadden, McGee, Moniot, Nissim, Reich, Roy, Schiaffino, Schwalbenberg, Sogno, Swinth, Vernon, Schwalbenberg, Vich, Student Representatives: Lauren Carpenter, Emily Horihan, Louise Lingat; Deans: Busch , Frank, Grimes S.J., Latham, Harrington; Associate Deans: Cooney, Mattson, O'Connell; Guests: Profs. O.Rodriguez, Davenport; Recording Secretary: Maura Gallagher
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The meeting was convened by John P. Harrington, Dean of Arts & Sciences Faculty, at 3:36 P.M.
Approval of the Minutes
The minutes of meetings #67 on 04 March 2014 and #68 on 03 April 2014 were approved (26-0-0).
Report of the Core Curriculum Committee
Prof. Hume, Chair, reported on the Senior Values guidelines included with the Agenda and the proposed improvements to the online course submissions. He then discussed the Committee's concerns about the dissolution of the Center for Teaching Excellence and their letter to the Provost; he reported that Dr. Freedman requested a meeting to discuss this and that they would be setting one up in the near future. Dean Harrington added that department chairs had also approached the Provost on this issue and Dr. Freedman would be attending the May 5th meeting of Department Chairs. The last item discussed was the assessment of core courses. Prof. Hume explained how time-consuming this assessment process has become and that faculty on the subcommittees currently involved are feeling overwhelmed with assessment in addition to evaluating courses. The Committee suggested that this process required either more administrative support or the creation of a standing faculty committee for assessment. The report was accepted (28,0,0).
Report of the Majors and Curricula Committee
Prof. Cruise, Chair, presented the three items reviewed by the Committee and attached to the Agenda, noting that all three had a majority vote. Prof. Reich clarified that the proposal for New Media and Digital Design was a revision in curriculum for the previously approved major. Profs. O. Rodriguez and Davenport responded to comments in the Majors and Curricula Report on the Peace and Justice minor at FCRH, Prof. Davenport indicating that he would follow-up on the Council suggestions prior to implementation and that further communication with the M&C chair and Deans would occur.
The Council approved the report (28,0,0).
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Softlaw was on the money. He stated, over and over, that Brentz would be stubtracted and Bogaerts added only if required to top the trade market offers but that was unlikely. He was right.
Moonslav kept overstating the market for J. Upton, which turned out to be extremely weak. Red Sox, as softlaw said, could have kept Barnes, Bogaerts and Bradley, Jr. and close the deal. The Board kept whining about it costing Bogaerts, when it cost nothing short of mostly garbage and one decent veteran MLB player and another high WHIP NL quasi-prospect pitcher and farm scraps.
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As the nation celebrated National Volunteer Week in April, Delaware Technical Community College continues to celebrate its year-long 50th anniversary through volunteerism – "Delivering Excellence, Changing Lives" through service to others.
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GEORGETOWN– Being a repeat champion in sports is never easy. Despite another phenomenal season, the Delaware Technical Community College Owens Campus Lady Roadrunners softball team found that out this year as their season came to an end with a stellar 24-4 record, but not a return trip to the NJCAA Division II National Championship.
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DOVER - Eight Delaware Tech Terry Campus men's lacrosse players were selected to NJCAA Region XIX 2015 All-Region teams, capping a tremendous season for the program. The Hawks finished 10-6 overall, attained their first ever national ranking, won the league's regular season title and advanced to the league's championship game.
DOVER - Terry Campus culinary arts student Erin Esken was recently presented the 'Cutting Edge' award, the program's most prestigious accolade. The award is based upon leadership and academics, among other factors.
DOVER - The Delaware Tech Terry Campus surgical technology program recently was honored with a 2014 Galaxy Star Award from the Association of Surgical Technologists.
DOVER - In celebration of Earth Day 2015, Delaware Tech announces achievement of an ambitious goal to significantly reduce its carbon emissions. In 2010, on the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, the College announced a comprehensive, strategic plan to reduce its carbon footprint by 20% by 2020.
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GEORGETOWN - Merrill C. Moore, former instructor and chairperson of the Business Department for Delaware Technical Community College, was inducted into the Owens Campus Hall of Fame on Thursday, April 16, 2015.
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