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There are risks with any surgery, especially major surgery like this. Risks include:
Many tests are done before the heart transplant. These tests include blood tests that will make it more likely that the donor heart will not be rejected. Other tests are done to make sure your child and your family are emotionally ready for the transplant. Your child will need your support during this process.
If your child is a good candidate for a heart transplant, he or she will be put on the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) list. Sometimes children wait only a few days or weeks before getting a donor organ. It may also take months or years before a suitable donor organ is available. During this time, your child's healthcare provider and the transplant team will closely follow your child. You can also get help from support groups during this difficult waiting time.
Each transplant team has its own guidelines about how you will be told when a donor organ is available. In most cases, you will be called when an organ is available. You will be told to come to the hospital right away so your child can get ready the transplant. This call can come at any time, so you should always be ready to go to the hospital.
Once at the hospital, your child will have tests to confirm the match of the organ. Once the test results are available and your child is ready, he or she will go to the operating room. The transplant surgery may take 4 or more hours. The time it takes depends on many things. During the surgery, a member of the transplant team will tell you about the progress of the transplant. The general steps of heart transplant surgery are:
After the surgery, your child will go to the intensive care unit (ICU) to be watched closely. The length of time your child will spend in the ICU will vary. After your child is stable, he or she will be sent to the cardiac unit. Your child will continue to be watched closely. Your transplant team will help you learn how to care for your child during this time. This will include information about medicines, activity, follow-up, diet, and any other specific instructions from your child's transplant team.
Rejection is a normal reaction of the body to a foreign object. The body's immune system makes antibodies to try to destroy the new organ. Medicines (antirejection) are used to help prevent this from happening.
These are the most common signs and symptoms of rejection:
Your child's transplant team will tell you who to call immediately if any of these symptoms occur.
Your child will need to take antirejection medicines for the rest of his or her life.
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The risk for infection is higher during in the first few months after surgery. This is because higher doses of antirejection medicines are given during this time. Your child will most likely take medicines to prevent other infections from occurring. Your child is at increased risk for infections such as oral yeast infections (thrush), herpes, and respiratory viruses.
Your child will be closely followed after leaving the hospital. Follow-up visits may include:
Your child will need lifelong follow-up with transplant specialists. Make sure you keep all appointments. It is especially important that you report any signs of rejection right away.
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City Beats: A Hip-Hoppy Pigeon Poemby S. Kelly Rammell, Jeanette Canyon
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From a pigeon's-eye view, a city is a marvelous place, full of adventure and surprise! See and feel a pulsing city from the unique perspective of a pigeon! In the process, the reader gains a new appreciation for this special bird that has chosen to live in urban canyons all over the world. See more details below
From a pigeon's-eye view, a city is a marvelous place, full of adventure and surprise! See and feel a pulsing city from the unique perspective of a pigeon! In the process, the reader gains a new appreciation for this special bird that has chosen to live in urban canyons all over the world.
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Children's LiteratureThe first page of this colorful book explains some facts and background information about pigeons, and then asks, "What do you think a day is like for a pigeon?" Musical hip-hop rhymes describe what pigeons may see, hear, and smell in the course of a day in the busy city. A window opening cutout on one page shows part of the illustration that is on the next page. The full pictures are beautiful and there are vivid illustrations of the pigeons in the city. The artwork is rather complex for young readers, but they may enjoy seeing all the colors and shapes. The rhythm of the verses would be great to read aloud, and the use of exciting words would be helpful in developing vocabulary. Many words are the sounds of the city such as, "Honk! Beep! Screech! Squeak!" At the end of the story, the pigeons sit sleeping on the windowsill. Readers will enjoy the rhythm of the verses, and the unique way of looking at pigeons and their lives in a city. 2006, Dawn Publications, and Ages 4 to 7.
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Children's Literature - Mary QuattlebaumWords swoop and soar and so do the feathered protagonists of City Beats: A Hip-Hoppy Pigeon Poem. Through playful imagery, young readers get a bird's eye view of a city replete with "juicy colors," "grinding gears" and "different shoes on different feet." Author S. Kelly Rammell uses onomatopoeia to wonderful effect and kids will want to make all the "screech," "hiss," "ker-chunk, "pound," and "tweet" sounds in this engaging text. Illustrator Jeanette Canyon conveys the color, energy and texture of the urban scene through stunning polymer clay art that follows two pigeons as they peck crumbs on a sidewalk, goggle at a parade and roost sleepily on a window sill at night.
School Library Journal - School Library JournalPreS-Gr 2-A brief foreword gives some background information on pigeons, then asks, "What do you think a day is like for a pigeon?" The rest of the book is a hip-hop-style poem that answers that question, starting with sunrise and ending in the evening. The pigeons nibble doughnuts on the street, dodge taxis and construction equipment, and listen to music from clubs at night ("Rapping, rocking,/Rhythms, rhymes,/Bopping beats,/Streets alive"). Most of the text has a good rhythmic beat, although sometimes it strains for effect ("Grilling sizzles/Wheeling by,/Juicy colors,/Citrus sweets"). Overall, the pictures are more successful than the poetry. Created with polymer clay and photographed, the vibrant spreads show delicately feathered figures and urban backdrops in an array of rainbow colors. Children will enjoy their details and obvious technical skill (although the pictures lack the grit and depth that would make a more authentic look). An arched-window cutout appears throughout, framing scenes and adding an element of surprise. It's great to encourage kids' interest in what so many consider an unlovable creature, and larger libraries may want to add this interesting title.-Lauralyn Persson, Wilmette Public Library, IL Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
Kirkus ReviewsConstructed from zillions of small polymer clay pellets in every imaginable hue, Canyon's illustrations create dizzying, very close-up, pigeon's-eye city views for which Rammell's short, similarly semi-abstract verses provide well-tuned accompaniment. Wondering what pigeons see as they "feel the city beats," the poet veers in frequently changing cadences from concrete observations of "different shoes on different feet" to straight sound effects: "Screech! Hiss! / Pop! Pound! / Rat-a-tat-tat! / Ka-thunk-ka-thunk!" The verses float opposite ornate window frames that provide a glimpse "outside"-and also turn out to be large die-cut rectangles, so that with each turn of the page the scene bursts into full-bleed glory while the already-read lines show through. More generic in locale, but similar in visual energy to Robert Neubecker's Wow! City! (2004), this flight will send young audiences fluttering and spinning through their own urban visions. (Picture book. 6-8)
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Dr Stock is a super nice Dr, very personable, and helpful. The office staff are good but the nurses bedside manner leaves a lot to be desired in my experience. I would whole heartedly recommend Dr Stock.
I have had to go to his office 3 times and he was really good at diagonizing the problem and accurately prescribing what I thought helped solve my issues. He is a calm engaging person and really listens and more than that he notices the little things ... I would recommend Dr. Stock wholeheartedly.
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Does the GOP Establishment Really Want to Win?
Karl Rove's now-infamous disparagement of Christine O'Donnell has provoked one Republican congressional candidate to go public with her criticisms of GOP leadership.
Mattie Fein, who won a three-way primary and is challenging Democrat Rep. Jane Harman in California's 36th District, says she has been "snubbed" by National Republican Congressional Committee staff.
Fein wrote that when she interviewed with the NRCC's recruitment chief, Rep. Kevin McCarthy "my marriages and status as a single mother were a focal point" of the questions. She said many Republican officials have not returned her calls nor have they assisted with gaining endorsement. Her requests for NRCC research assistance "have gone unanswered," she said, adding: "I know for a fact that other congressional candidates near my district have received the same snub."


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No sure anyone can help with this one:
If I get a click though from my site to .com but the customer is from another country, does the cookie still sit there and do I get commission if they purchase?
No sure anyone can help with this one:
If I get a click though from my site to .com but the customer is from another country, does the cookie still sit there and do I get commission if they purchase?
bump.. anyone?
yes, you still get comission
you only get commission from the Amazon Country you signed up too.
So on my sites mine is Amazon.com - USA Amazon - I only get paid for purchases from USA Site
You can sign up to multiple countires if you like and redirect people via plugin etc - but its very inefficient because not all products are available
in each country and some product numbers are different - so it can distract the buyers unless its done well.
qrazy (03-27-2013),SuaveSalmon (03-29-2013),TerryMeshon (03-28-2013)
2 conflicting answers, hmm anyone else know for sure?
Lets see an example
If the customer is from UK, your site redirects to usa amazon, he purchases some stuff from there and get it sent to UK, lets say London, you get comission.
If you are browsing usa amazon from uk or even from any european country you get a notification bar on amazon (not always, and not sure what triggers it), to click through your local / closer amazon site.
It is a high chance they will click through and just search for the item there. This way you wont get commission.
qrazy (03-27-2013),TerryMeshon (03-28-2013)
You'll get commission for the sales generated only from the country where ID is associated with.
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Oklahoma churches release sign of new life
"What a God we have! And how fortunate we are to have him, this Father of our Master Jesus! Because Jesus was raised from the dead, we've been given a brand new life and have everything to live for." 1 Peter 1:3 (The Message Bible) The Rev. Debi Powell-Maxwell always loved butterflies, but their transformation from caterpillars into beautiful, multicolored creatures became more poignant at several key times in her life. Powell-Maxwell, pastor of First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) of Yukon, said the butterfly became symbolic after her marriage ended and her son won a battle against chemical dependency. The caterpillar's metamorphosis — emerging from dormancy or a death-like state in the cocoon into victorious new life — also is a powerful metaphor for the Resurrection story, she said. "Like the butterfly, when Jesus emerges (from the tomb), He is more powerful and beautiful than before," she said. Powell-Maxwell's penchant for butterflies will take flight today during a planned Easter butterfly release at her church, 601 Maple. If weather prevents the butterflies from flying today, she said they will be released as soon as possible for children to see. Several other churches also are using butterflies as a way to tell the Resurrection story to children. "When they see a butterfly, they can remember Jesus being risen from the dead and think of new life in Christ," said Lucy Newlin, church education assistant at First Presbyterian Church in Stillwater. "It symbolizes how when God changes us, we go from one thing to something else."
A hiding placeChildren at Powell-Maxwell's church spent Holy Week looking for signs of life to emerge from about 30 cocoons inside a butterfly pavilion at the Yukon church. Youths at Newlin's Stillwater ministry and McFarlin Memorial United Methodist Church in Norman did the same, although the young people at McFarlin peered at a whopping 180 cocoons. Beth Carter, director of children's education at McFarlin, said the youths have spent the last several weeks watching the metamorphosis process and were amazed one afternoon to find their caterpillars hidden in cocoons. Children cannot grasp how incredible Christ's Resurrection is until they can understand the concept of someone dying, Carter said. The cocoons help illustrate the concept of death, she said. The Rev. Leah Hrachovec, associate pastor at First Presbyterian in Stillwater, said it is often hard for children to imagine that beautiful winged butterflies will someday emerge from the shriveled, unattractive cocoons. "Just when you think something is dead and has no hope, new life comes," Hrachovec said. "It's a metaphor for the very real journey that we follow with Jesus on the cross. It looked hopeless for Jesus and His disciples, but God transformed Jesus' death into the Resurrection and produced the miracle that we know."
New life emergesLate last week, painted lady butterflies began emerging from the cocoons at all three churches and the church leaders said the children were thrilled. "We've talked about how Jesus rose and how it is a rebirth of us," Carter said. "The butterflies are colorful, more visually stimulating than the caterpillars so they can see this change. When Jesus rose, He rose to a more magnificent state and they can imagine that." Powell-Maxwell said she has based her recent children's sermons on the caterpillars and butterflies. "It's just become such a great teaching tool," she said. "It's become a symbol of new life as it applies to all our lives." Hrachovec shared similar sentiments about the winged insects. As she imagines the butterflies eventually flying free along the grounds of her Stillwater church, Hrachovec said she knows that many youths will recall the recent lessons they have watched unfold about Jesus and the Easter story. "It's an encouragement to us to live our lives as witnesses to the Resurrection — and to reflect God's grace," she said.


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GOLDEN — Uttering the word "five" has become somewhat taboo among the Broomfield girls basketball team.
Obviously, each one of the Eagles' players realizes the history that is at stake as they pursue a fifth consecutive Class 4A state championship. Yet Broomfield is making a concerted effort to tackle its hurdles one at a time, and on Friday it was Conifer that fell victim to the Eagles' focused vision.
Unleashing a smothering defensive effort, Broomfield cruised to a 55-33 quarterfinal-round victory at the Colorado School of Mines. The Eagles (23-3) will continue their pursuit of history Wednesday in the state semifinals at the University of Colorado.
"We had a great week of practice, and the girls are very, very focused," Broomfield coach Mike Croell said. "They're very focused on that goal. They're not talking about a five-peat. They are taking it one game at a time. Tonight it was Conifer. Wednesday night it will be somebody else. They are very business-like in their approach."
Broomfield never trailed and took control with a 13-0 run in the first quarter. The Eagles held Conifer to just two free throws during the second quarter en route to a 35-9 halftime lead. Broomfield also held the Lobos without a field goal for about 16 minutes, from the midway point of the first quarter through the early minutes of the third, while building a lead that peaked at 32 points.
Senior forward Katie Nehf scored 13 points to lead three players in double figures for the second-seeded Eagles.
"We just tried to play our normal good defense and work hard on offense," Nehf said. "We knew we were going to have a height advantage on them, so we tried to focus on that. We've been really good this year about focusing on one game at a time, not thinking ahead, and just looking at who we're playing next."
Conifer 7 2 8 16 — 33
Broomfield 19 16 13 7 — 55
Conifer — Noriega 0 0-0 0, Robertson 0 0-2 0, Miller 1 6-8 8, Gorrell 4 2-4 12, Ellerman 3 0-0 9, DeFino 0 0-0 0, Midcap 0 2-2 2, Taney 0 0-0 0, Hammon 0 0-0 0, Vagallis 1 0-0 2. Totals 9 10-16 33.
Broomfield — Wilber 4 2-2 10, Nehf 5 2-3 13, Zec 2 3-4 7, Medema 2 5-6 10, Burgesser 3 0-0 6, Rynearson 1 0-0 3, Prins 1 2-2 4, Croell 1 0-0 2. Totals 19 14-17 55.
3-point goals — Ellerman 3, Gorrell 2; Nehf, Rynearson, Medema. Fouls — Conifer 14, Broomfield 17. Fouled out — Nehf. Technical foul — Conifer bench.


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NOTE: these images are scans and it was hard to generate good frame pictures. I did the best I could, hopefully my description of the frame will suffice.This is an intriguing auction featuring THREE highly collectible items, continue reading to see the third. This is an original rare Roycroft antique wood picture frame, which contains an antique Rosa Bonheur print. The frame is guaranteed to be Roycroft although it isn't distinctly marked. I am unsure how old this Rosa Bonheur print is. The original picture, 'The Horse Fair' was done wayyy back in 1853-1855. I know it has been in this very picture frame for many years. A modern print of this picture, in color, unframed, sells for $40. I'm guessing this black and white print is SIGNIFICANTLY more rare. The print is still in great condition since it's been housed in a frame, however it is still yellowed by age and light damage. The artwork on the print measures 7 inches long by 4 inches tall. The picture frame still contains its original glass and hardware. The front is in great condition and the original finish is only slightly faded in one area. The finish is even bolder and darker, as well as more intact, on the reverse. T is an old screw in each corner of the frame in the back, 4 in all, holding it together. T are two hook screws in which the hanging wire is attached. Lastly, two tiny nails, across from eachother, hold the print and backing in the frame. The mat on the back of the frame which holds the print flush against the glass has significant water damage on the back side. Upon flipping this mat over, t is an original picture of a family in front of a house, most likely a Roycroft house that is attached and has been concealed all these years. Nice original Roycroft wood frame, with a vintage Rosa Bonheur print and a hidden antique photo in one lot. These items will be shipped with appropriate care by means of USPS. I will pay for insurance if I feel its necessary. Thank You! Questions/Comments are welcome FRAME MEASURES 9 1/4 by 11 3/8 inches


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The Longest War In the World
By Bill Berkeley
Published: March 3, 1996
THE BORDER REGION BETWEEN Kenya and south Sudan is a harsh, dry, fly-ridden semidesert inhabited by nomadic cattle herders. The Kenyan village of Lokichokio sprouts up incongruously, a surreal boom town where growling cargo planes lift off from a world-class landing strip and sunburned Europeans and Americans populate a steadily expanding metropolis of safarilike huts and trailers. Lokichokio is the staging ground of Operation Lifeline Sudan, the United Nations' long-running, $2-million-a-week relief program that year after year brings precious little relief to the famished victims of Sudan's civil war, the longest war in the world.
On a slow afternoon in Lokichokio, a half-dozen jaded relief workers are sipping Cokes in "the clinic," a thatch-roof, gravel-floor canteen with dartboards and a Ping-Pong table. The talk is angry, demoralized, frankly cynical. It is about the Big Men in south Sudan, the myriad chiefs and warlords and rebel faction leaders with whom the U.N. and independent relief agencies engage in an insidious dance. "They use our food to fuel their war," someone says. "It's a racket with the chiefs. It's like a business cartel."
The worst offenders are the two main guerrilla faction leaders, Riek Machar and John Garang. "They don't care how many people die," an American laments. "The lesson they have learned is that if you keep fighting, the West will keep feeding you." An exasperated Brit has an idea: "Has anybody said to Garang or Riek, 'Here's a million dollars. Please go away'?"
Sudan has been at war for 30 of the last 40 years, 13 of the past 17 decades. The current round of fighting is entering its 14th year, with no end in sight. The best guess is that 1.5 million have died since 1983; 85 percent of south Sudan's population has been displaced. South Sudanese, with a mixture of sorrow and shame, reckon they've been bludgeoned back to the Stone Age.
Sudan's war is usually explained as a clash between the Arab and Islamic north and the long-subjugated, Christian and animist black African south. There is truth in this view. But another way of looking at Sudan is as a textbook case of big men using little men, a handful of elites endlessly maneuvering for power and booty while millions perish.
For generations of Sudanese, war has become a self-perpetuating industry. Many suffer, but more than a few are benefiting. Politicians, soldiers, merchants, warlords, gangsters and famine profiteers -- all tirelessly jockey for advantage, heedless of the suffering they cause.
Sudan is a laboratory for disorders common to many of the world's intractable sectarian and ethnic conflicts, from Northern Ireland to Afghanistan to the strife-torn republics of the former Soviet Union. Sudan's big men personify a ruinous symbiosis of religion, ethnicity and organized crime. I have come here to meet some of these men: Garang and Riek, and in the northern capital, Khartoum, Hassan al-Turabi, perhaps the biggest man in Sudan -- the cast of characters at the top, on all sides, whose interests and machinations and evasions of responsibility might illuminate the pathology of an endless war.
SLOUCHING LANGUIDLY IN ITS DESERT isolation at the confluence of the Blue and White Niles, dusty, dilapidated, oven-hot Khartoum seems a universe apart from the war in south Sudan. Aside from the moonscape of fetid refugee camps on its distant periphery, where a million displaced southerners languish in humiliating beggary, Khartoum does not have the feel of a capital at war. The edge in its otherwise somnolent air derives from the pervasive presence of informers for Hassan al-Turabi's secret police.
Turabi greets his visitors in a plain stucco villa on a quiet side street near the center of Khartoum, the headquarters of his power base, the National Islamic Front. "Islam is a current," he says. "Islam means submission to God exclusively, submission to a higher power." He is the brains behind the military regime of Gen. Omar Hassan al-Bashir, who seized power in 1989 and has ruled Sudan ever since through sheer terror. Turabi has achieved international notoriety because of his alleged support for terrorists and because of his avowed ambition to lead an Islamist crusade from Algiers to Damascus. But his power is rooted in the skeletal remains of Sudan. It was at a rare moment when peace appeared to be at hand, in the spring of 1989, that Turabi's Islamists took control of the Government and reignited the war. They have scuttled all efforts to end it ever since.
Turabi is a diminutive man with soft hands and a white wisp of a beard. A lawyer by training, with a Ph.D. from the Sorbonne, he speaks with a nervous giggle and has an ingratiating smile. "There is a vacuum now," he tells me. "That vacuum is being filled by an Islamist spirit. I just happened naturally to have been on the track where history is moving." Embittered Sudanese have another explanation for Turabi's years-long, ruthlessly cunning rise to power. "Islamic Leninism," they call it, a vicious little police state operating under a cloak of piety.


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Hi everyone. My name is Bob and I'm from NYC, Queens to be exact. I love to ride when I get the chance. And right now I'll have the chance as I got downsized from my job last week. I've got an old Peugeot road bike I'm rebuilding a Schwinn road bike I'm riding and and a Mongoose mountain bike I use for my grocery getting and stuff. Actually that gets the most miles.
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From the rinks of Rochester, N.Y., to the rare frozen surfaces in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, Mark Stoessel played hockey for the majority of his life.
But when the injuries of his 17-year Army career began to mount, the former college hockey player's future on the ice was in doubt.
That was until 2010 when Stoessel, the director of Fort Meade's Soldier and Family Assistance Center, found a new home on the ice with other service members battling to overcome both physical and invisible wounds from their time in the military.
"You get out there on the ice and you don't even think about how bad your knees are going to hurt tomorrow, or how much it hurts," Stoessel said. "You're just thinking about playing the greatest game in the world."
Known as the USA Warriors, the team is comprised of area retired and active-duty service members with VA-rated disabilities and aims to use the sport of hockey as a rehabilitation tool.
Players compete on a standing team or a sled team, in which players sit in individual sleds and propel themselves with sticks in both hands.
The team practices once a week in Rockville and competes nationwide in tournaments and charity games.
The program was established in 2007 by an Army staff sergeant recovering from a 20-foot fall from a helicopter that broke his neck and lower back, and shattered his ankle.
To get back onto the ice, he picked up sled hockey and the USA Warriors program was born with the motto: "None tougher."
What initially started as sled clinics transformed into something even rarer -- a standing team for service members battling injuries including double leg amputations.
Joe Bowser was among the first Soldiers recovering from an amputated leg to compete upright.
While serving in Iraq a decade ago, Bowser was struck by a rocket that severely injured his right leg from the knee down. But as a lifelong hockey player from Ohio, he wasn't going to let the injury end his time on the ice.
"I basically cut my leg off so that I could play hockey," he said. "The way it was, there was no way I'd be able to -- and that's if they could even salvage it. I just told them to go ahead and take it. I wanted to play hockey."
The transition to skating with a prosthetic leg was a challenge for Bowser. When ice skating, players depend on the ankle to make routine movements such as stopping and turning. Without an ankle, Bowser had to learn to make adjustments with his knee instead.
"It was a whole learning experience," said Bowser, who is now serving as a staff assistant for the secretary of the Army for issues regarding wounded Soldiers.
Bowser has been playing with the USA Warriors on-and-off for several years and has seen a handful of wounded service members come and go -- usually better off than when they arrived. The team, he said, provides camaraderie and an outlet for players to talk about their hardships with people who experienced similar situations.
"For us, it's not just a good way of getting out there to play, but it's also a bit of therapy," Bowser said. "It's a great healing device."
Stoessel, who deals with wounded service members on a daily basis at the SFAC, said the program is an "awesome" way for injured military members to overcome their challenges.
"It just does so much for them," he said. "It's a great group of guys."
While the team includes several experienced hockey players learning to adapt their game to their abilities, the USA Warriors also provides a training ground for new players as volunteer coaches help train the teams during their weekly practices.
Among those introduced to the sport through the team are Fort Meade's Sgt. Justin Fallon and Staff Sgt. Andrew Young.
A year ago, the two Soldiers who are members of the installation's Warrior Transition Unit, had never played organized hockey.
"I've always wanted to play," said Fallon, who is recovering from a traumatic brain injury and back injuries. "I never ice skated and I wanted to. So I saw the opportunity and took it."
Young, who grew up in New York, had played hockey in his driveway as a child, but never competed on an ice hockey team. After suffering two traumatic brain injuries in 2006 and 2008, the idea of playing ice hockey seemed far-fetched. Young has now been playing with the USA Warriors for nearly a year.
"It's amazing, it's the best feeling ever," he said. "It's the best therapy. It encompasses everything. It's meeting your social needs and your physical needs."
Although Fallon said he will never fully recover from his wounds, the team and the challenges presented by playing ice hockey have helped him on his journey.
"A lot of guys, when they get out, they're used to being part of a team, part of a unit," he said. "This is a good way to do that and work together with like-minded people who have been through what you've been through. And you can turn around and help people who are starting to go through what you've already been through. It's good."
For Young, the team provides a sense of unity that service members miss when they separate from the military.
"It gives you something that was somewhat taken away from you when you leave the military -- that sense of brotherhood," he said. "This gives it back."
Mark Adams, a Vietnam-era veteran who plays with the team, agreed.
"Not only do you have the great opportunity to play the game, you're almost in the same environment you were in the military -- you're always depending on each other, fast and furious action," Adams said. "You have to handle your part of the game, so no matter how bad you feel, your teammates are depending on you."
Although the jerseys are far different than the ones the players wore when they served, team members still see themselves as a military unit -- just of a different breed.
"We're still a combat team," Bowser said. "Our mission is just a whole lot different. Instead of fighting bad guys, now we just put the little black disk in the net."
Editor's note: For more information about the USA Warriors, visit USAWarriorsHockey.org.


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I'm cleaning up and old Gitane Grand Sport beater to make it a clean beater
Repainted it in the same color, ordered stickers (more expensive than the whole bike was worth when i got it!), cleaned up rust electrolytically, replacing some parts on budget, gonna put on it a Brooks B67 honey color saddle and white perforated Deda bar tape for now
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Garlic Butter
2 lbs. of unsalted butter softened to room temperature
3 very finely minced shallots
10-12 cloves of garlic, peeled and minced (not pressed, please)
1/8 cup of dry vermouth
4 generous pinches of coarse salt or more to taste (I stop at 4)
Several grinds of black pepper, the fresher the better
1 large bunch of fresh parsley, washed, spun dry, stems removed and finely chopped. I put it in a clean dish towel after chopping and wring it completely dry
How to make it
Honestly, these amounts are by "eye" and adjusted to taste.
Soften butter and add the other ingredients.
You can process this in the food processor, but I like to beat it with a wooden spoon in my old stainless steel nesting bowl.
Something soul-satisfying in beating it into a lucious soft spreadable butter.
To keep in more manageable portions, I have reserved an ice cube tray (labeled garlic butter only) that I fill with a generous dollop of butter in each depression and freeze it tightly wrapped. Then it is very easy to pop out what I need later.
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Parallel Verses
New International Version
"Come," each one cries, "let me get wine! Let us drink our fill of beer! And tomorrow will be like today, or even far better."
New Living Translation
"Come," they say, "let's get some wine and have a party. Let's all get drunk. Then tomorrow we'll do it again and have an even bigger party!"
English Standard Version
"Come," they say, "let me get wine; let us fill ourselves with strong drink; and tomorrow will be like this day, great beyond measure."
New American Standard Bible
"Come," they say, "let us get wine, and let us drink heavily of strong drink; And tomorrow will be like today, only more so."
King James Bible
Come ye, say they, I will fetch wine, and we will fill ourselves with strong drink; and to morrow shall be as this day, and much more abundant.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
Come, let me get some wine, let's guzzle some beer; and tomorrow will be like today, only far better!"
International Standard Version
"'Come!' they say, 'let's have some wine, and let's fill ourselves with strong drink! Then, tomorrow will be like today, or even much better!'"
NET Bible
Each one says, 'Come on, I'll get some wine! Let's guzzle some beer! Tomorrow will be just like today! We'll have everything we want!'
GOD'S WORD® Translation
[Each one cries,] "Let me get some wine, and we'll fill ourselves with liquor. And tomorrow will be like today, only better."
JPS Tanakh 1917
Come ye, I will fetch wine, And we will fill ourselves with strong drink; And to-morrow shall be as this day, And much more abundant.'
New American Standard 1977
"Come," they say, "let us get wine, and let us drink heavily of strong drink;
And tomorrow will be like today, only more so."
Parallel CommentariesMatthew Henry's Concise Commentary
56:9-12 Desolating judgments are called for; and this severe rebuke of the rulers and teachers of the Jewish church, is applicable to other ages and places. It is bad with a people when their shepherds slumber, and are eager after the world. Let us pray the Great Shepherd to send us pastors after his own heart, who will feed us with knowledge, that we may rejoice in his holy name, and that believers may be daily added to the church.
Pulpit Commentary
Verse 12. - Come ye, say they, I will fetch wine. Here we have mention of a third defect. The prophets of the time are not only negligent of their duty, and covetous, but they are given to excess in wine and to long revels, such as even the heathen considered to be disgraceful (comp. Isaiah 28:7, where both priests and prophets are taxed with habitual drunkenness). To-morrow shall be as this day; i.e. the drinking shall continue - we will have a two days' bout of it. And much more abundant; rather, very exceedingly abundant. There is no comparison of one day with the other; but simply a promise that on both days the drinking shall be without stint. (On the drunkenness occasionally prevalent in Oriental countries, see Herod.,1:133; Xen., 'Cyrop.,' 8:8, § 10; Dur. Samuel Fr., 13; and compare the remarks of Sir H. Rawlinson on the inebriety of the modern Persians in the author's ' Herodotus,' vol. 1. p. 219, edition of 1862.)
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
Come ye, say they,.... Either to their fellow bishops and priests, when got together, jovially carousing; or to the common people, encouraging them in luxury and intemperance:
I will fetch wine; out of his cellar, having good store of it, and that of the best, hence called "priests' wine"; and so, at Paris and Louvain, the Popish priests called their wine "vinum theologicum":
and we will fill ourselves with strong drink; fill their bellies and skins full of it till drunken with it; the drunkenness of priests in Popish counties is notorious, which seems here to be taxed and prophesied of:
for tomorrow shall be as this day, and much more abundant; the morrow shall be as good, and merry, and jovial a day as this, and better; and we shall have as much wine and strong drink to drink, or more; this they say to encourage their companions to drink, and not spare, and to put away the evil day far from them. The Targum is,
"saying, come, let us take wine, and be inebriated with old wine; and our dinner tomorrow shall be better than today, large, very large.''
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary
12. fetch wine—language of the national teachers challenging one another to drink. Barnes translates, "I will take another cup" (Isa 5:11).
to-morrow, etc.—Their self-indulgence was habitual and intentional: not merely they drink, but they mean to continue so.
Isaiah 56:12 Additional Commentaries
Israel's Sinful Leaders
…11And the dogs are greedy, they are not satisfied. And they are shepherds who have no understanding; They have all turned to their own way, Each one to his unjust gain, to the last one. 12"Come," they say, "let us get wine, and let us drink heavily of strong drink; And tomorrow will be like today, only more so."
Cross References
Luke 12:19
And I'll say to myself, "You have plenty of grain laid up for many years. Take life easy; eat, drink and be merry."'
Luke 12:20
"But God said to him, 'You fool! This very night your life will be demanded from you. Then who will get what you have prepared for yourself?'
1 Corinthians 15:32
If I fought wild beasts in Ephesus with no more than human hopes, what have I gained? If the dead are not raised, "Let us eat and drink, for tomorrow we die."
Psalm 10:6
He says to himself, "Nothing will ever shake me." He swears, "No one will ever do me harm."
Proverbs 20:1
Wine is a mocker and beer a brawler; whoever is led astray by them is not wise.
Proverbs 23:35
"They hit me," you will say, "but I'm not hurt! They beat me, but I don't feel it! When will I wake up so I can find another drink?"
Ecclesiastes 2:24
A person can do nothing better than to eat and drink and find satisfaction in their own toil. This too, I see, is from the hand of God,
Isaiah 5:11
Woe to those who rise early in the morning to run after their drinks, who stay up late at night till they are inflamed with wine.
Isaiah 5:12
They have harps and lyres at their banquets, pipes and timbrels and wine, but they have no regard for the deeds of the LORD, no respect for the work of his hands.
Isaiah 5:22
Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks,
Isaiah 22:13
But see, there is joy and revelry, slaughtering of cattle and killing of sheep, eating of meat and drinking of wine! "Let us eat and drink," you say, "for tomorrow we die!"
Isaiah 28:7
And these also stagger from wine and reel from beer: Priests and prophets stagger from beer and are befuddled with wine; they reel from beer, they stagger when seeing visions, they stumble when rendering decisions.
Amos 6:3
You put off the day of disaster and bring near a reign of terror.
Nahum 1:10
They will be entangled among thorns and drunk from their wine; they will be consumed like dry stubble.
Treasury of Scripture
Come you, say they, I will fetch wine, and we will fill ourselves with strong drink; and to morrow shall be as this day, and much more abundant.
I will
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to them that are mighty to drink wine, and men of strength to …
Isaiah 28:7,8 But they also have erred through wine, and through strong drink are …
Proverbs 31:4,5 It is not for kings, O Lemuel, it is not for kings to drink wine; …
Hosea 4:11 Prostitution and wine and new wine take away the heart.
Amos 6:3-6 You that put far away the evil day, and cause the seat of violence …
Matthew 24:49-51 And shall begin to smite his fellow servants, and to eat and drink …
Luke 12:45,46 But and if that servant say in his heart, My lord delays his coming; …
Luke 21:34 And take heed to yourselves, lest at any time your hearts be overcharged …
Titus 1:7 For a bishop must be blameless, as the steward of God; not self-willed, …
to morrow
Isaiah 22:13,14 And behold joy and gladness, slaying oxen, and killing sheep, eating …
Psalm 10:6 He has said in his heart, I shall not be moved: for I shall never …
Proverbs 23:35 They have stricken me, shall you say, and I was not sick; they have …
Proverbs 27:1 Boast not yourself of to morrow; for you know not what a day may bring forth.
Jeremiah 18:18 Then said they, Come and let us devise devices against Jeremiah; …
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"Staffing the ammo dump" is the job of retrieving ammunition for someone else to use in a political attack on a third party. It's a dangerous role.
Carl hated writing his monthly reports, because there was no evidence that anyone ever actually read them. Still, he had to finish it by five, so he kept at it despite the pain, all the while looking for other things to do. He was relieved when the phone rang.
It was Betsy, his boss. After the polite chitchat, she said, "Can you look at Paula's report on Marigold? Let me know what you think of the risk plan."
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Paula, Betsy's peer, had recently assumed responsibility for Marigold from Betsy. Betsy had been a little peeved about this, because Marigold was Betsy's brainchild. Almost everyone thought she was still bothered about it, although she never said anything explicitly.
Betsy continued, "in strictest confidence of course."
"Sure," he said. They said good-bye, and Carl slowly and thoughtfully placed the handset in the cradle.
Carl felt uneasy. The request seemed strange, because it had come by telephone, rather than Betsy's more usual email. And Paula herself had asked Carl to comment on her risk plan, and Betsy knew it. As he wondered what was afoot, he completely forgot about his monthly report.
An ammo dump, in military parlance, is a place where ammunition is stored. "Staffing the ammo dump" is the job of retrieving ammunition for someone else to use in an attack on a third party. It's a dangerous role in the military, and it's no less dangerous in the office.
Unlike real ammo,
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for safe handlingWe can't know for sure what Betsy had in mind, but it could have been a trip to the ammo dump, looking for ammunition to help her reclaim Marigold from Paula.
This is a dangerous role for Carl, because unlike real ammunition, Carl can't be sure of the safety or effectiveness of any metaphorical ammunition he provides. If something he provides harms Betsy, she might not honor her assurance of Carl's anonymity. She might be tempted to defend herself by claiming that she was relying on Carl's information. So if the ammunition is defective, or if it's misused, the staff of the ammo dump could be blamed.
What did Carl do? He replied by email to Betsy, indicating that he was perfectly comfortable with being open with Paula, and enclosed as an attachment the comments he had previously sent to Paula. What could Betsy do? She couldn't ask — or wasn't willing to ask — for ammunition explicitly, at least not in email. If she had in fact wanted ammunition, she had cloaked the request as a request for information, which Carl had honored. So Carl had complied with her request, without incurring the risk of staffing the ammo dump.
Requests for ammunition are usually ambiguous; ambiguity gives the requester deniability. But if the requester needs protection, you do too. If you think you might have been asked to staff the ammo dump, find a way to honor the literal request as openly as possible. Top Next Issue
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Hi, I am getting aggravated by my MIL's "helpful" comments. Actually, I don't even think she ever stops herself to ask if a comment will be helpful. She just says all that comes to her head without a sensor, which may include things like "I love my other daughter in law more than you," or stories about her parents' sex life... I am pretty mortified by her and happy that my husband did not inherit her IQ. She is a pretty foolish woman, unburdened by moral judgment ability, yet who is trying to be kind and loving. Yet, she annoys the hell out of me. She babysits my DD and I have to see her 3 times x week.
Just today in the morning she started telling my dad, who came to visit, that I don;t have much milk (she believes) and that "what can the baby possibly get out of a feeding session." She does it whenever other people come - she informs them that my milk supply is low. Today I could not handle it and responded in an irritable way (but still polite). I really want that to stop. I know I cannot change her or anyone else. Her son does not seem to notice her rudeness or inappropriateness. If he does notice, he does not tell her to stop. They do not confront e.o. in that family. I want to talk to him about her but I don't want to spoil our relationship. Also, I understand that he cannot do anything about her either. Lack of intelligence cannot be really helped.
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Former Spencer resident Pearl E. Hostetler, 94, passed away Jan. 20, 2009 at Autumn Health Care Center in Coshocton, Ohio.
Funeral services were held Friday, Jan. 23, 2009, at the Free Funeral Home in Coshocton, Ohio with Pastor Murray McMillen officiating.
Pearl was buried at Union Hill Cemetery in Sugar Creek, Ohio.
Pearl was born May 22, 1914, in Palo Alto County, to the late Henry Wishmere and Nettie Mary Hopkins Stephas.
Pearl was united in marriage to Noah Martin Hostetler, Feb. 25, 1934.
She was employed at Longhouse Residence and South T Motel as a housekeeper, as well as Spencer Community School District as a custodian. At the passing of her husband Pearl retired in Dec. 1977 and moved to West Lafayette, Ohio, where she resided until moving to Coshocton, Ohio.
While living in Spencer, Pearl was a member of the First Baptist Church. In Coshocton, Ohio, she was a member of the First Baptist Church, and the Women's Missionary Guild in West Lafayette, Ohio.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Noah; her parents; three brothers; a grandson; and two great-grandchildren.
Pearl is survived by seven sons: Uriah M. Hostetler and wife, Dorothy of Coshocton, Ohio; Lloyd J. Hostetler of Conesville, Ohio; Ralph K. Hostetler and wife, Shirley of Newcomerstown, Ohio; Marvin R. Hostetler and wife, Reva of Fresno, Ohio; Harlan D. Hostetler of Byesville; Alvin L. Hostetler and wife, Linda of Coshocton; and Daniel D. Hostetler and wife, Pamela, also of Coshocton; one daughter, Loretta A. Martin of Mayview, Mo.; 27 grandchildren; 53 great-grandchildren; and eight great-great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to the Coshocton First Baptist Church, 618 Chestnut St., Coshocton, Ohio 43212.


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Sunday can't come soon enough
Harbaugh on khakis: 'Happy wife, happy life'
Idle time is the devil's workshop, which is what leads to conflicting stories about Colin Kaepernick's charity work. Can't we fast-forward to kickoff? (USATSI)
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Jim Harbaugh's pants. Colin Kaepernick's hat and headphones. Richard Sherman's dreads. Russell Wilson's charity work.
All these trivialities that have been filling your heads so far in this NFC Championship Week remind us of one central fact: The games are too far apart.
It is true that the human body was not really built to allow for football games on back-to-back days. They didn't even do that in the 1920s when the NFL just began and players were legally classified as livestock.
But I think we'd be willing to forgo that egregious breach of safety just this once if we could be spared Internet photos of Harbaugh buying off-the-shelf work clothes two thousand miles from home with an intensity unknown to mankind.
[RELATED: Harbaugh entertains local, national media]
That, however, is the price we pay for these three weeks – the week before the conference finals and the two weeks before The Thing They Wrap Around All Super Bowl Commercials. Too much time, not enough stories.
The worst of them was the Wilson-Kaepernick character comparison, in which Wilson played the earnest, polite, kind and generous young man to Kaepernick's narcissistic street thug – most egregiously the comparison between Wilson's charity work and Kaepernick's lack of same.
As it turned out, Kaepernick's clear disinterest in giving time and money to charitable causes is marred only by the fact that he actually gives time and money to charitable causes. I mean, it's hard to be uncaring and self-absorbed when you are neither of those things.
But early-week stories tend to be of the superficial/stylistic/appearance-based ilk, which is in one way an homage to the old-school NFL. As in, Joe Namath had to put up with this same rampant nitwit-driven stereotyping nearly 50 years ago. It is gratifying to know that some traditional verities never go out of style.
Indeed, we are surprised that Carroll hasn't tried to counter Harbaugh's eight-buck-khaki stories with information about how he wears Ben Davis-label drawers made from burlap and gravel, or how he goes to speaking engagements wearing only clothes he bought off winos outside Pike Place Market.
Indeed, we take that as proof that he and Harbaugh are not mutual bêtes noires as we keep proclaiming them. If the two men truly loathed each other, they'd be fighting battles on all fronts simultaneously. But no, they actually have the same fashion sense – monomaniacal casual.
Indeed, these guys ARE each other in too many other ways – philosophically, tactically and strategically. They do different things based on the rosters they have, like any intelligent coach would, but they've both been at their present jobs long enough to have melded their teams with their personalities. Put it this way – when Carroll asked Harbaugh, "What's your deal?" back in 2008, he already knew the answer, because if the circumstances had been different, Harbaugh would have wanted to know the same thing.
[MAIOCCO: Harbaugh: Practice to determine roles for 49ers cornerbacks]
Frankly, if you want to look hard enough, the only real differences between the two are trouser quality and the fact that Carroll's father never gave his son a battle cry like, "Who's Got It Better Than Us?" Or, its new incarnation based on last week, "Who Could Possibly Have It Better Than Us?"
That makes for a slightly slower news day on Wednesday, but we've already seen what we do with a slow news day. We talk about hats and pants and charity obligations and headphone endorsements. We pretend that Tuesday and Wednesday have value, but we know better.
Fortunately, there's Thursday and Friday and finally game time, at which point the rest of us say with considerable relief, "Who's got it better than us?"
Besides, if the 49ers and Patriots win, we'll have to put up with four full days of "Harbaugh or Belichick: Who's The Bigger Sideline Slob?" At which point the answer to "Who's got it better than us?" will include "Anyone not currently living in South Sudan."


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Interview: John Goodman on 'Argo,' 'Flight,' Eastwood and awards season wagging the dog
Is there a financial benefit? Goodman's not so sure about that, either. "Maybe it gets a little bump," he says, "but not too much. And as for actors, maybe your price may go up and you'll get cast a little more once, but it seems to level off. I mean, it'd be nice and everything, but I don't know that it's that beneficial."
Maybe Weinstein could attest to that, as "The Artist" didn't end up pulling in the revenue anticipated after such a financially successful awards season run with "The King's Speech" a year prior.
Getting back to 2012, "Flight" was a great opportunity, Goodman says, to work with Denzel Washington again. The two collaborated once before in 1998's "Fallen" but hadn't seen each other for years.
"I not only like to work with him, I like to watch him work," Goodman says. "Just really well-prepared, and like a good magician, you can't see the tricks. There are no tricks. It's seamless."
The character he plays in the film is a charismatic, iPod-listening, Atlanta-area drug dealer. It was well-drawn on the page by screenwriter John Gatins, and so for Goodman, "it was just a matter of hitting my marks and having fun," he says. "In the two scenes I was in I had to do some very specific things, and it was just a matter of getting that blocked down and just relaxing with it."
He was only on the set for a couple of days, so it was an easy enough shoot, but not as easy as last year's "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close." Blink and you'll miss Goodman's handful of moments as an apartment building doorman, but the length of the role didn't matter to the actor, even as it started to shrink more and more. He just wanted to be a part of it.
"I was very moved by that script," he says. "They ran out of time and had to squeeze me out more, and they asked me, 'Do you still want to do this movie?' And I said, 'Yeah, you know what, just to be in it.' And it only turned into a day, a couple of little scenes, but I just wanted to do it. I liked the kid a lot and I liked the story a lot. And I'm glad I did it."
The film was a bit of a surprise Best Picture nominee for some, but per his view of awards season, Goodman says he doesn't really put too much stock in that kind of thing. Nevertheless, it was, as he says, a nice roll of the dice to be in those two Best Picture nominees.
Swinging back once more to this year, there was also Robert Lorenz's August release "Trouble with the Curve," with Goodman starring opposite Clint Eastwood and Amy Adams. And like so many who have said "yes" to a Clint Eastwood project, the opportunity to work with the man is what made Goodman sign on.
"It was almost like I didn't have to read the script," he says. "I just wanted to work with Clint Eastwood. He's not only prolific but good, in a good way. He doesn't just grind them out. He makes quality movies, good stories that people like to go see and he knows how to do it. I'm attracted to people like that who can do it with a minimal amount of trouble and a maximum amount of pleasure. He's got a crew around him and surrounds himself, delegates authority well, like Ben [Affleck] does. Ben's confident enough in himself that he can let them do the job, and Clint's the same way."
And so on that note, each of these films represents a certain brand of mid-budget adult drama that is ever-receding from the marketplace.
"Adult drama, yeah, I think you hit something on the head there," he says. "Yeah, grown-up movies, something with a subject that people are interested in. I've never seen anything like 'Flight' before and certainly never seen anything like 'Argo' before. It's nice to hit something different that will attract an adult audience, something that'll get you out of the house and share a movie experience with other people. I was out the other night, standing on the street the night ['Argo'] came out, and people would just come up to me on the sidewalk and say they want to go back. It was a nice feeling."
Both "Flight" and "Trouble with the Curve" were filmed in Georgia, which makes for a nice homecoming this weekend when he'll be honored by the Savannah Film Festival. It seems somehow strange that he's yet to be recognized by the Academy with an Oscar nomination, not that it's likely bothering him all that much. But what matters to him is the luck he's had as of late, because he loves to work, and judging by his schedule, he'll be content for a while yet.
"Down time used to bother me, but I had down time this summer and I kind of liked it a lot," he says. "A couple of years ago, right before I did 'The Artist,' it was dry. And I really got worried. But, you know, I'm getting older now. If it happens it happens and if it doesn't it doesn't.
"Of course, that's really easy to say right now."
"Flight" opens on November 2. "Argo" and "Trouble with the Curve" are currently in theaters.


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feeling baby move at 13 weeks
I was just wondering if anyone else is feeling the baby move as early as I am. I'm due on my sister's b-day the 6th of may and i can feel it already.
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I am now 13 wks and 3 days and I too am feeling the baby move. I mostly feel it when I'm relaxing. My husband can't feel it yet I can't wait for that day. My mother thinks I am too feeling gas this is my first child. She thinks I want to feel it move so much. That I think its the baby when it's gas. I know it's the baby. I suggest to go with your gut feeling. Pretty soon we'll all be able to see the baby move on our bellies. Good luck to all!posted 01/25/2010 by lildoodlebugcommin
I am just over 13 weeks and this is my second pregnancy. I started to feel my wee one moving at 12 weeks. It is a wonderful feeling! Talk to your baby, play music, or simply rub your tummy when you feel it. It just gives you that much more of a connection between you and your little one growing inside you!posted 01/21/2010 by Hanson_5
I felt my baby move at 13 weeks. I felt a kick first and now alot of fluttering. This is my second so it makes sense why I feel it 3weeks earlier with this one. Its very exciting and makes me feel better when I feel so sick!!!posted 12/22/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm exactly 13 weeks today and we were driving home and i just felt something moving around in there. I didn't want to admit it to my husband until i checked to make sure i wasn't crazy! this is my second and with my first i could feel him at 15 weeks and was kicking at 16.posted 07/24/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
my wife and I felt the baby the first time today she is going to hit 13 weeks in two daysposted 05/26/2009 by darkfaolan
I am 13 weeks and a few days. I have been noticing a popping feeling similar to gas, but I know it's not. After reading everyone's comments I know for sure it's the baby. This is my 2nd and I felt my 1st at 16 weeks. It is the best feeling, physically and emotionally!posted 09/03/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
This is so weird. I have been feeling so great that I was waiting for the doctors to tell me that I wasnt pregnant and that there was a mistake. (the first time I was sick ALL of the time). I am 13 weeks. Then I felt a funny something or other the other day. I am on my 2nd pregnancy. I was like "NO way not this early...." "thats just gas.". So I am not imagining things. I was pretty sure that I knew what I felt. I am so glad that there are posts on here like this.posted 09/02/2008 by michelled615
i am 13 weeks pregnant with my third baby and i have been feeling the baby move for about a week now.. no one believed me but my husband felt it from the outside last night.. so goes to show every one is different!posted 06/30/2008 by nikkie2
I'm 13 weeks along. 2nd pregnancy and overweight. I am feeling baby too everyday now for like 5 days in a row.posted 04/25/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
I think that it is possible to feel movements that early on. Right at 13 weeks I started to feel baby, now I am 15 weeks and it has only gotten more noticeable and regular. I'm thin (weigh around 115) and pretty in tune with my body, I think that's what helped me notice these tiny little movements so early. I tell my husband it is like a goldfish swimming in my belly, and every once in a while the baby must really get excited because it feels like the fish is out of the bowl flopping around. SO EXCITING, AND reassuring!posted 03/28/2008 by jennrice1103
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She is seen as one of the most glamorous girls in B-town -- and true to her image, actress Bipasha Basu prefers performance-oriented roles in commercially entertaining films to off-beat cinema.
"My choice with films has been very quirky. Whenever I have performed in an unsafe space, it has worked well for me. At this point of time, I am in a very greedy phase where I want performance-oriented roles and a very commercially entertaining film," she said.
"I don't want to do a performance-oriented role in an art film. I want people to realise that I am a good actor within the realms of a commercially entertaining film," she added.
Having said that, the actress said she had done her share of offbeat movies too, essaying roles in "Pankh", "Lamhaa", "Apaharan" and "Aakrosh".
Despite coming from a non-film background, the model-turned-actress has made a mark for herself in showbiz and is proud of herself.
Summing up her journey, the 33-year-old said: "I am one of those really lucky actors. I have survived 10 years in this business and am still choosing the things that I want, still a regular household name, still making a lot of money."
If she takes credit for her achievements, she is equally open about owning up to her mistakes.
"There are peaks, there are valleys. I own up to my mistakes and I own my success completely. There is nobody who has helped me out ever. I feel very proud of myself," said the actress, who was recently seen in "Raaz 3", a horror film.
Bipasha has received positive response for "Raaz 3" and says appreciation has come her way after a long time.
Directed by Vikram Bhatt, "Raaz 3", which also features Emraan Hasmi and Esha Gupta, has so far reportedly grossed Rs. 50 crore.
Bipasha said: "I am nervous and anxious and excited. Appreciation pouring in is very humbling... I have got some fantastic reviews after a long time. I think it was much required at this point of time for me. It's a good feeling."
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