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Hey everyone I'm new here. I'm about 8 weeks pregnant and it's not going well! I've been out if work for almost 3 weeks due to ALL DAY every day "morning" sickness. I've been to the hospital twice due to dehydration and uti's. I never thought pregnancy would be this bad. Anyone else unable to work this early in the pregnancy?
New here- 1st pregnancy!
Posted 01/19/2013
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Posted 01/21/2013
Maybe your having twins. They say something about all the hormones being so high it can cause more morning sickness. :) Have you gone to the dr yet?
Posted 01/21/2013
I was made to stop working when I was exactly on my 6th week. The company doctor had referred me to a local hospital which advised me to be on bed rest.


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We are in the "willy-nilly" camp. The kids are asked to be at school at 7:30AM to board the buses. I'll be there between 7:00-7:30, so my day is pretty long that day. Grad Nite days used to be longer for me. For years, I'd finish the Thursday of work at around 6:00PM, so home to shower and change and come back to work for the kids to start mustering for the overnight trip to Disney. We'd get back to school at around 7AM and I'd work the whole day on no sleep, since going to Grad Nite (unpaid, I might add) was not an excuse to miss work. That Friday would usually be graduation, so after work, I'd go to the ceremony until late in the evening. I'm typically the designated driver for the post-graduation teacher dinner/drinking session afterwards, so I'd go quite a while without meaningful sleep.
Ugh, how did they expect you guys to cope with that??? 7:30am to 5am the next day seems brutal, at least you're not trying to do some crazy organizing thing.
My schedule is going to be tight, there's a chance I won't be able to make it, the day before is my dad's birthday, the day after is my cousin's wedding (which is, I kid you not, 2 miles up the street from Disneyland), and Sunday is Father's Day, so I'll try to make time to get down there but I can't be sure until we get closer to the date. It'd be cool to hang and do a few rides though.
Well, I didn't get an annual pass so I could NOT go.
Picked up some more droids, got 8 now, which means I have all the hats. Malibu Stacy? Yes.
Anway, I noticed an odd thing about the white with purple R2 bodies, the long thin doors running down the sides have a thin painted outline but only on the top half (both sides, evenly), That's obviously not supposed to be that way, the catalog shows the outline painted all the way as it should be, but I've seen other collectors' figures that have the same defect, so I'm wondering if that's a line-wide thing, I bet it is.
Since I live more than a thousand miles away from the closest Disnay Park, I broke down and just bought a set of 25 on Ebay. The pictures (and the seller) show all the different parts so the kids and I will have a lot of fun putting together our own astromech army. I know $20 each is too much, but it's cheaper than going to Orlando, getting a hotel, getting into the park, and then spending hours trying to put them all together.
R4-P44. In that droid's case, it looks like the digital model was left incomplete in its lower section since it wouldn't be seen outside of the ARC-170s, but the figures from Hasbro and Lego both recreate this so I guess that's officially how it's supposed to be.
Thanks to JT, I now have at least one of every part offered - I do still have some trade bait and need some other parts, so if anyone wants to trade, let me know.
Oh, how weird, thanks for the info. Kind of annoying that they recreated that.
Glad to help on that.
Has anybody worked out the optimal body color parts that are needed for each dome?
Didn't have time to put together droids yesterday at Disneyland, but I did pick up the Thermal Detonator Hot Potato Game item. The packaging is alright, windows front, sides, and top, with a mirrored back wall; dress is standard Disney SW packaging, and sports a nice ROTJ 30 sticker on the window; the back has a cartoonish drawing of 3PO and Boba playing hot potato with it and blurb text with game instructions, the bottom has technical instructions and a battery swap drawing; the interior has a top and bottom clear tray, the top tray taped to the thermal detonator.
The detonator comes with a silver plastic circle stand that says "Star Wars", and the main unit sits in the stand nicely.
The thermal detonator sculpt reminds me of something we'd see from Hasbro, it's got the lines and look basically right, without being so sharp in design as to scrape kids hands. The whole thing is in dull silver plastic and sports a a few airbrushed bronze spots, it's an understated deco but adequate. The underside has a speaker grille, removable battery hatch, and glued-in panels covering what I'd assume are screw holes. The front has the 3 LEDs. The back has the mode switch that is clearly labeled in molded plastic - game, off, movie. The top has the sliding activation switch, and it's painted black in its center detailing; sliding the switch back reveals a red lens.
In movie mode, sliding the activation switch back turns on a red LED revealed by the switch moving back, the front trio of bright white LEDs start pulsing while cycling on and off in a varied succession, there's an activation sound followed by the main movie sound progression. This runs at a steady pace, very slowly increasing over 5 minutes, until it finally makes an explosion sound and the LEDs shut down. If you slide the switch forward before time runs out, a deactivation sound is triggered and the unit shuts down.
In game mode, sliding the activation switch starts the same way, however instead of 5 minutes it's a varied amount of time (45 seconds to a minute or so) as it quickly ramps up the pace until the boom sound effect of detonation, followed by a movie character's line from the films - 3PO, Jabba, Dooku, Grievious, or Maul. The activation sliding switch has enough purchase that it doesn't seem like it'll get easily dislodged while being caught.
The thermal detonator only weighs 3 ounces, light enough to be easily tossed and caught by children. The unit is hard plastic that I wouldn't expect them to use for a piece meant to be tossed around a room, I haven't broken it but nor would I expect it to survive many falls.
I like this as a rough prop replica, and the idea that it could be a fun game too has some potential. At $25, this feels like an oddity, it's not a bad piece since it's a rare but notable weapon from the movies as well as a fun game piece and an ok prop replica complete with effects and sounds, but I feel at mass retail this would be more like $15, so even for a theme park item it's not the most frugal of collectibles, yet it does have charm and appeal.
That actually sounds fairly cool. About how big is it?
I had a Droid Factory when I was a kid. I would love to get this but I suspect it would be too expensive. Plus, where would I put it, that thing is huge? Sure you can have hours of fun building droids, but really, who wants to put it all back when you are done playing? It would be worse than LEGOs!
That carbon fiber bucket is an interesting idea (though don't wear it, that stuff can be cancerous), but that join in the back is hideous. I can forgiveJediTricks 3 Hours Ago
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- 2-day Normandy and Brittany highlights tour from Paris
- Take walking tours of the historic towns of Rouen and Honfleur
- Visit Normandy's infamous D-Day landing beaches and the American Cemetery while hearing stories about WWII
- Explore the unique walled port city of Saint-Malo
- Tour the iconic abbey of Mont St-Michel, a UNESCO World Heritage site
- Overnight accommodation in Caen and meals are included
Why Our Insiders Chose This Tour
While Paris has got so much history itself, there is so much more to see when you get out of the city! Seeing the beaches of the D-Day landings is a real eye-opener and the stories are very moving. The small towns you stop at on the way also offer a typically French experience.
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What You Can Expect
Customer Reviews
November 2015
This tour was an amazing history lesson and very pleasurable experience. Our tour guide was so knowledgable it was crazy. When we booked this we didn't realise just how many extra little places we would stop into and visit. One of the best two day detours we have done!
September 2015
Our tour with your company was excellent! The guides were friendly and helpful. They gave us lots of interesting information and made for a fun experience. Very professional! I would highly recommend them!
September 2015
This was just perfect for our schedule. There were so many places we wanted to see in a short time and this allowed us to do that without having to worry about logistics. There are several places we will go back to and spend more time but now we know which ones we want to revisit.
August 2015
Excellent. Well paced. Tour guides were great!
July 2015
One of the best tour I have taken, if it was not for one of the guide who was rude.
Normandy beach and Mt St Michel is a must for foreign tourist
June 2015
Tour was excellent, very well planned with enough time at each site. Our tour guide was very good, she was very knowledgeable and provided good insights.
May 2015
The tour was wonderful and the guide was very professional. I would have liked at least another hour or two in Normandy. You are on the bus for some time when travelling from Paris. It would be better to stay closer to St. Malo and get up an hour later, than to stop for the evening in Caen and have to leave by 7:45 a.m. the second morning. Mont St. Michel is extremely crowded - beware. All of the stops were amazing!
April 2015
Excellent tour. Highly recommended. Nice overnight accomodation.
October 2014
Great tour, well organized! Comfortable lodging overnight. Plenty of free time to see the places we visited, most importantly in Mt. St. Michel.
August 2014
Normandy, Saint Malo and Mont St. Michel each evoked different emotions, but were all wonderful places to experience. While on the tour, we discovered that current improvements would restore sea water around St. Michel next year. If I had known this earlier, I probably would have waited to visit this site.


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