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This should help you get iTunes to look more like it did
ALT shows the menu bar temporarily
CTRL+B show/hide menu bar
CTRL+S show/hide side bar
CTRL+/ show/hide status bar
To make search more like it was, click on magnifying glass in search bar and uncheck "search entire library"
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iTunes 10,7 download
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You have to uninstall iTunes first, then you will need to recover the backup library from the previous iTunes libraries folder, see
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You can restore much of the look & feel of the previous version with these shortcuts:
- Ctrl+B to turn on the menu bar
- Ctrl+S to turn on the sidebar (your device should be listed here as before)
- Ctrl+/ to turn on the status bar
- Click the magnifying glass top right and untick Search Entire Library to restore the old search behaviour
- Use View > Hide <Media Kind> in the cloud or Edit > Preferences > Store and untick Show iTunes in the cloud purchases to hide the cloud items. The second method eliminates the cloud status column (and may let iTunes start up more quickly)
Should you still feel the need to roll back to iTunes 10.7 first download a copy of the 32 bit installer or 64 bit installer as appropriate, uninstall iTunes and suppporting software, i.e. Apple Application Support & Apple Mobile Device Support. Reboot. Restore the pre-upgrade version of your library database as per the diagram below, then install iTunes 10.7.
See iTunes Folder Watch for a tool to scan the media folder and catch up with any changes made since the backup file was created.
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FORT RUCKER, Ala. -- Military Families can exercise green thumbs at the Fort Rucker Community Garden.
Picerne Military Housing staff and installation leaders performed a ribbon-cutting ceremony April 15 for the 25-plot organic garden, located in Bowden Terrace off Baker Street.
"The kind of things Picerne does (is) unparalleled," said Garrison Commander Col. Yvette Kelley at the celebration. "Picerne is about listening to community wants and needs."
A resident-run garden has been on Community Garden Association President Staff Sgt. Jose Bonet's mind for a while now. He said he was proud to see his dreams finally come to fruition for Picerne residents.
"It's a great idea and a good Family activity," he said. "You can build friendships here and get to know your neighbors."
Garden rules are posted in front of the facility, Bonet said. Members' responsibilities include keeping their plots clean and organized and respecting others. He said large plants or trees are not allowed.
CGA Secretary Mandelyn McNutt said members decided to grow organically because it is "more nutritious and more earth-friendly and sustainable."
She said community members hope to begin a compost pile soon where they can bring scraps to use as fertilizers. Synthetic pesticides and fertilizers are not allowed.
Water spouts are provided, but gardeners must furnish all hoses, watering cans, plants, seeds, tools and other supplies.
Regardless of their experience levels, residents are encouraged to sign up for plots when they become available, McNutt said.
"It's a good learning experience. It's a way to connect to the community, learn and share your knowledge," she said.
One resident exercising her budding green thumb is Challis Larson. She said coming from a Family of gardeners inspired her to try the hobby herself, she also noted she enjoys sharing it with her husband and young daughter.
"We feel it's important to be self-sustaining. The food is fresh, and it's a Family activity," Larson said.
Six-year-old Alexis Weipert recruited help from her mom, Meredith, in her first venture to plant potatoes, tomatoes, squash and strawberries. She said she prepared for the experience by buying child-sized pink tools and fertilizer, researching online and drawing plans for what she hopes her garden will look like.
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"I want to be a World champion and that is what I have seen him do with those lads and I think Eddie can progress me from a British champion to a World champion.
"I think Eddie is the best promoter in Britain, I think that is proven. I am not saying I am going to give the British title up because there is no need for me to just yet, but of course if I got a bigger fight, and that is how we are going to progress, then that is what I would do.
"At British level I have kind of cleared up. I boxed Prince Arron, I have boxed Max Maxwell, Kris Carslaw and then Sam Webb; I have had four British title fights and it is a lot, but I wanted to own that belt outright. Now that I own the belt I want to move on and Eddie is the man for the job."
Rose's first fight with the firm will be announced soon, and the Blackpool fighter is excited about the prospect of fighting on the cards of his new stable-mates as well as headlining shows in his hometown.
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"I have seen those big bills and I have been to a couple and they are brilliant, they are well put on shows and I am eager to be on those bills. It is something I can't wait to do.
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Parnell takes oath as newest county commissioner (updated)By Emily Reed Published 8:58pm Monday, February 10, 2014
Joseph Parnell was sworn in as the newest member of the Chilton County Commission on Monday night.
Parnell fills the vacancy created by the death of longtime commissioner Tim Mims and was appointed by Gov. Robert Bentley effective Monday.
Mims died in November 2013 after being first elected to serve on the Chilton County Commission in 1996. He served one term and served again in 2004 until his death.
Parnell is manager of Parnell Inc., based in Maplesville, which deals in land, timber and cattle.
Chilton County Judge Rhonda Hardesty swore in Parnell around 5:45 p.m. Monday, prior to the commission meeting.
Chilton County Commission Chairman Allen Caton welcomed everyone to the regularly scheduled commission meeting at 6 p.m. and told everyone Parnell was the new commissioner.
"I have already told him that he has big shoes to fill," Caton said. "Tim was a well-liked commissioner and he did a great job serving this county."
Caton told commissioners he would like to see something done to remember Mims.
"Tim was a big part of the commission and he worked hard for this commission," Caton said.
Rep. Kurt Wallace discussed doing a House Joint Resolution that would be signed by both Wallace and Sen. Cam Ward along with Gov. Robert Bentley.
"We would be happy to have something like that printed up and present it to the commission and to Tim's family," Wallace said.
Commissioners approved a resolution to meet with Wallace and Ward and work on a House Joint Resolution in memory of Mims.
Commissioner Shannon Welch was put in charge of working on the resolution with Wallace and Ward.
Commissioners tabled a discussion brought forth by Welch concerning a county parks and recreation manager for both Minooka Park and Higgins Ferry Park.
Welch said he would like to see Minooka Park Manager Gerald Arrington assume the position of a county parks and recreation manager since Higgins Ferry Park Manager Frank Atchison announced plans to retire May 1.
"Gerald would have both Minooka Park and Higgins Ferry Park under his control," Welch said. "He could help in writing a job description for someone to replace Frank."
Parnell asked if Arrington assumed leadership over Higgins Ferry in addition to Minooka Park, would there be a different compensation package.
Welch said he thought it would be unfair to ask Arrington to take over both roles without compensating him for the work.
Heedy Hayes said before commissioners approved Arrington for the position they should know how much he would be compensated.
"Isn't that something we need to know before we vote on letting him fill that position?" Hayes said.
Welch said Arrington had agreed to take the new position for the price he was getting paid at Minooka Park.
"I would hope that you haven't talked to Gerald about a salary without talking to us," Hayes told Welch. "He is agreeing to take the job without the money but I think this is something we need to talk about before we approve it."
Caton asked Welch if commissioners could have some time to sit down with Arrington and work out the details before approving the position.
Parnell suggested coming up with an outline of what Arrington's job requirements were to see if the commission could afford the position.
Commissioners unanimously voted to table the discussion until a future meeting.
In other news, the commission:
•Voted to solicit bids for a new incinerator for the Chilton County Humane Society.
Welch made a motion to advertise for a new incinerator with the minimum specifications presented to the commission by Terry.
Parnell seconded and everyone voted in favor.
•Voted to set the salary for the new position of Chilton County Revenue Commissioner at $65,000 a year. Chilton County voters decided in 2010 that the offices of Tax Assessor and Tax Collector should be combined into the Revenue Commissioner office.
Commissioner Joe Headley is pursuing the position along with Tax Assessor Rex Cleckler and Tax Collector Tim Little.
Hayes made the motion to set the salary and Welch seconded it. Everyone voted in favor except Headley who abstained due to a possible conflict of running for the position.
•Approved a request to downgrade County Road 442 to an unclassified rural route, which are regular roads, not heavily traveled throughout the county.
•Approved a request by county engineer Tony Wearren to insulate the roof at the road department with money from the county's Capital Improvement Fund. The cost of the project would be roughly $6,000.
Everyone voted in favor.
•Accepted a bid from Tractor and Equipment for $37,900 for a pad foot single drum soil compactor for the road department.
Commissioners held a bid opening earlier in the meeting with three bids submitted. Tractor and Equipment was the lowest and most responsive bid.
Everyone voted in favor.
•Met in executive session at the request of County Attorney John Hollis Jackson under pending legal matters. Hayes also requested an executive session under good name and character. Commissioners met behind closed doors for roughly 20 minutes.
•Passed a resolution to appoint Doris Jones, Carol Harrison and Elizabeth Hill to the Department of Human Resources Board.
Everyone voted in favor.
•Heard from county administrator Connie Powell that the posted job position for Chilton County Emergency Management Agency Director will expire Feb. 21.
Powell said only three applications for the position had been submitted. Interested applicants may view the position at www.newchiltoncounty.org/jobs.
•Scheduled an emergency meeting to discuss a hospital tax on Thursday at 5 p.m.
Everyone voted in favor.
Currently, a bill to allow Chilton County residents to vote on whether to enact a temporary 1-cent sales tax increase to fund the construction of a new hospital is being considered in the Alabama Legislature.


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Edlam: North vs. Memorial - Game Blog...
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Wow. Wow. Wow.
It deserves three of them. What a defensive outing by Memorial. Wow, OK, a fourth.
Nelson Medeiros clinches the game with a 49-yard INT return for a touchdown with 2:21 left in the game.
That defense is a bad man, I tells ya, holding North 75 total yards and picking off Travis Townsend three times.
Medeiros was lifted onto the shoulders of his teammates in a truly great visual (and video) moment as I havta eat crown on this one. Look for another vid with Medeiros this weekend.
Wow, OK, a fifth time.
8:32 – It's almost at a point where if it's a five-yard gain, everyone is getting excited. Some great defensive plays combined with some bad plays on offense, and this is what you have.
Right now, the teams are stalling themselves. Just when either team looks like it's getting momentum, a negative play happens and the drive is done.
The only scoring came on an impressive 44-yd FG by Memorial's Will Conant. Boomed that sucker through. North's Austin Brasher missed a 45-yarder in the second quarter.
Memorial's Jared Chambers sacked Travis Townsend, and Townsend hasn't been the same since. In his second pass after the sack, he threw his first INT of the season as Jordan Marczewski picked it off in the final minute.
Memorial couldn't cash in as Kameron Doolittle was picked off by Brandon Downing on the final play of the half.
North has 32 total offensive yards while Memorial has 69. Cale Olbert has 57 of those yards with 52 rushing yards and five receiving yards.
I'm thinking Danny Rossi has to play QB in this half. Townsend can't get anything on his throws because of the ankle problem.
Both coaches have stuff to be fired up about. Interesting to see what adjustments are made. As always, follow me on Twitter for more updates.
7:08 – We're truckin' along here. Senior night festivities are under way here at Wantland. Took a bunch of B-Roll video footage (including Memorial's rather long but cool sign).
6:05 – It's going to be a fun one tonight. We're a little less than 90 minutes away, and there are already tons of people in the stadium. It's an electric atmosphere right now and should be for the next five hours.
5:50 – Yea, got here a little earlier than normal for North and Memorial. Wanted to beat the traffic. Safe to say, I did. Can't believe I forgot to mention this, but North quarterback Travis Townsend will be starting tonight.
Was at North's pep rally this afternoon (look for a video on NewsOK later this weekend), and coach Jeremy Dombek confirmed RB Qua'Don Henderson will not play in this one.
I've written more than enough on this one. You've heard more than enough about this one. It's just about time for Edlam.
To keep in touch on everything that is happening tonight, follow me on Twitter @BPrzybylo. I'll also be back here at halftime with analysis and all those other good things.


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The Migrating Maple
Why you're eating Canuck syrup.
Lately, sugar maples have become the polar bears of trees. Their unbeatable fall color and delicious syrup have always given the trees iconic status, but now, like the bears, they're objects of sympathy. As with the bears, their habitat is shrinking as winters grow warmer.
This particular story about sugar maples begins with the bad migraines Thomas Jefferson was having the spring of 1791. A bit of a leap, but stick with me.
That spring, Jefferson was working in Philadelphia, then our capital, as secretary of state in the Washington administration.
Jefferson didn't like the city—crowded, noisy, dirty—and he didn't much like the job either. Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton was getting on his nerves. Noise plus Hamilton may have actually caused the migraines. Or the migraines, on top of the other factors, might have tipped the scale, making Jefferson desperate for a vacation.
In any case, Jefferson and his fellow Virginian James Madison, then a member of Congress, decided to up and travel north for a month—to Vermont and back.
There we begin to see the maple connection. In a charming and informative article about this Jefferson-Madison pre-presidency spring break, historian Willard Sterne Randall wrote in American Heritage magazine that Jefferson "had come to think of the new state as the frontier ideal, a sort of unspoiled Virginia without slavery or entrenched tidewater aristocrats."
Jefferson hoped that the yeoman farmers of that unspoiled state could save the nation from depending on sugar grown in the British Caribbean using slave labor. The solution? Maple sugar.
Jefferson was not exactly without sin in the matter of slavery, but he particularly liked the idea that maple sugar would be produced by free citizens living on family farms. Toward the end of his visit, the future president concluded a stirring speech in Bennington by saying, "Attention to our sugar orchards is essentially necessary to secure the independence of our country."
The year before his Vermont trip, Jefferson, never averse to horticultural experimentation, asked his son-in-law to plant some maples to create his own sugar orchard at Monticello. Historian Randall writes that the trees failed to thrive because they were planted in the wrong spot.
Actually, the wrong spot was Virginia itself, where the winters are too short. Sugar maples evolved to do well in the northeastern United States and eastern Canada. Jugs of syrup with Monticello on the label were never to be.
Some 200 years after Jefferson's attempt, Burlington feels more like Charlottesville than it used to, and more and more maple syrup labels say "Made in Canada."


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In pain, in fear, and in longingwith every passing Rhia hears the cries of the departed. This "gift" from the ancient and mysterious Crow gives Rhia an intimate connection to death. One that holds her soul hostage to enemies from the Other Side, even as her people are threatened by the enemies they call Descendents. But a new prophecy offers hope: Rhia's infant son may hold the key to freedom.
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A fascinating survey of 100 years of children's games and rhymes
From conkers to marbles, from skipping to tag, not forgetting "one potato, two potato" and "eeny, meeny, miny, mo," Lore of the Playground explores the world of Britain's playgrounds, and looks at the games children have enjoyed and the rhymes they have chanted over the past hundred years and more. Each generation, it emerges, has had its own favorites--"Knock Down Ginger" in the 1950s, "Chain Tig" in the 1970s. Some pastimes, such as skipping, have proved remarkably resilient, their complicated rules carefully handed down from one class to the next. Many are now the stuff of distant memory. And some traditions have proved to be strongly regional, loved by children in one part of Britain, unknown to those elsewhere. All are brilliantly and meticulously recorded by Steve Roud, who has drawn on interviews with hundreds of people aged fromĀeight to 80, to create a fascinating picture of all our childhoods.
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General Discussion: February 2010
2006-09 8 losses; DS 11.7.10
2011 loss; DS #2 11.28.13
I'm moving my post from the end of January over because I am not sure anyone got to see it. Echo, to answer your book question, last year I read a bunch of books by Philippa Gregory about the Tudors and I loved them. I read 6 but I think she has written another since. They are The Constant Princess, The Other Boleyn Girl, The Boleyn Inheritance, The Queens Fool, The Virgin's Lover,The Other Queen and The Wise Woman. I believe that is the order they are meant to be read in. I haven't read The Wise Woman but I thoroughly enjoyed the others. You might have seen the movie The other Boleyn Girl which was based on her book, I really enjoyed the movie as well.
Cam- I'm jealous, Aruba sounds like a lot of fun. Good for you and the workouts, keep it up. Sorry about the temp drop, has anything come from it?
Jen- They haven't said anything about doing a stress test on the baby so I don't think I will have one done. I'm so sad to hear about your little one. It sounds like your in a really good place, you are so strong! About the pregnancy thing, it all depends on if you O'd which you probably did since the pregnancy was so short. Also, since your HCG was so low there is a great chance that you could be pregnant again. I wanted to ask you about progesterone. If I remember correctly with this last baby they put you on progesterone, right? Have you thought about going on it after O while your ttc. I know it's a controversial topic with docs. Some feel you don't need to go on it until you get a BFP but others think by that time it is too late and really you should go on it 2 or 3 days after O. With the baby I am carrying now I started the progesterone after O and I truly believe that is why she is still here and healthy. Anyways, just wanted to share.
Lillybean- Thanks for your comments on the nursery. How are you? Haven't see you around in a while.
Echo- Your home study sounds like a lot of fun other then the tedious part. The agency sounds like a dream come true. I can't believe a woman actually said that to you about being beautiful and having biological children. I really wonder what goes on in some people's heads. I can't tell you how often people told us, just adopt, then your sure to get pregnant with a healthy baby. I like how you said your not doing this as a fertility treatment. I think you need to tell those people that. I am looking forward to hearing more!
Hopeful- Your sweet! I'm not sure how my blood pressure is this week b/c we didn't have a doc apt. We had one scheduled for last Wed but my doc was stuck in L and D. They must not be too concerned with it because they just said they would see me this week. It's so awesome to hear your little man is doing so good! I'm sorry about your friends. We had similar situations with many of our friends but now that we are about to have a baby they seem to have come around. I know a lot of them behaved the way they did when we were going through all the m/cs because they didn't know any better but it still hurt. However, they all are so supportive now and have really made us feel special through this pregnancy. I hope your friends will come around, if not too bad for them.
I have a snow day today, yay and I will be surprised if I don't have one tomorrow too. I have really lucked out the past few weeks with work. The last two Monday's we have had off and now today too! Nothing else is really going on, just waiting for D-day. I think it's gonna be another 3 weeks but they say you have to be prepared so our bags are packed and we're ready to go. Have a great week!
Heather (28) Married to Adam (30) for 8 years!
Missing our 4 babies in Heaven and happy to have Sophie, Harper and Seth here on Earth!
Wow Heather, I can't believe that your dd is just around the corner. Are you still working right now? Thanks for the book recommendations. I think it is a really good idea to take on a whole series so I can be sure to keep myself occupied for a while. Keep us posted these next couple weeks!
2006-09 8 losses; DS 11.7.10
2011 loss; DS #2 11.28.13
Heather: I was put on the crinone because of the spotting, they never checked my prog this time. Acutally annoyed me that they just told me it wouldnt "show up" when I asked about it. with my second preg. .my doctor check prog with my first hcg and it was 22 so he said that was good and left it at that. I am not going to do anything this cycle and just see what happens, plus more in my message below.
Echo: I looked up that adoption agency and it sounds great!! How exciting. How are you coming on things? Will you guys be placed with a pregnant mom so you can follow the pregnancy? that would be so fun and exciting.
AFM:OK so I am in such a great mood. How funny that one would be so excited about a yearly exam LOL!! And the funny part was while he was doing his business down there we were discussing my luteal phase and if it was long enough and all the options we have as far as "fixing" it. I was glad becasue that really passed the time. Anyway he told me I can come back to him if that is what I want to do. He said to go to my appt with the fertilty doctor on March 1st and see what he says and then let him know what I want to do. He said he will understand. He wants to do a cd21 bloodwork to check my progesterone and see if I am ovulating and everything is doing what it needs to do. Then I think that will tell him the next plan of action. Oh and when he was feeling around in there he felt something on my right ovary so he wants an ultrasound of that, so I am going in on Wed for that. I think it is just me ovulating, but we will see. He said that my recent m/c was just because my lining was not built up enough and the egg did not implant deep enough. So this is why we do the bloodwork next week. He did say to fix that he could put me on clomid but he would not do it until I was ok with the fact that we could get multiples. I told him bring it on. He said there is a higher risk for twins or triplets, I am totally ok with that!! but we did not set anything in stone yet. And the best news was that he did not tell me I need to wait, he said I can do whatever I want!!!! I am so excited about that. Kind of scared that if I do not have a think lining it might happen again but I am not waiting around! I just know that he will take very good care of me and I need that, not this put your feet up and wait attitude! So I think that is where I am right now. I should know more by the end of next week. He is such a great doctor.
**Jen** Adelynn Marie May 2, 2011
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Jen, I'm so glad that you like and trust your dr so much. It's great that you have the go-ahead to ttc again. I guess I didn't know that clomid helped thicken lining also, I thought it was something that people used to help them ovulate. I have often thought about what twins would be like but triplets, WOW. GL with whatever your next move is.
AFM - DH had a breakdown the other day because we found out that two of our friends who have had lots of financial, alcohol, and law-related issues are having a baby and one is trying to have a baby this year. DH and I are going through so much with the background checks. The questionnaires are a lot of work, we have to describe everything from our disciplining style to our medical history, our criminal history, the rebellious periods of our adolescence and teenage years, our ideas of sex education, etc. We are completely under the microscope to qualify as parents and other people can just have a kid when they would never qualify if they were put through the process that we have to go through. The broken record keeps repeating "it's not fair" in our heads. It doesn't do us any good, it really sets us back when we start to feel that way, but how can we not when things like this come up?
We are still chugging along with the homestudy and will have all our paperwork done by the end of the month when we get our website up and running (I'll post the link as soon as we do). To answer your question Jen, the average birth parents are 25 years old and in their third trimester when they begin to look for adoptive parents. When you get matched you begin to line out the expectations of the open adoption - if you will be at the birth, how often you will visit/ communicate, who will name the child, etc. There are still lots of unknowns like how long it will take, what our birth parents will be like, and what ethnicity our child will be, but at least we no longer have to deal with the unknown of whether or not we will ever be parents. And we know for sure that it will cost a set amount of money and will happen in the next 12 months! That certainty is worth all the uncertainties to us.
Hope eoe is doing well!!
2006-09 8 losses; DS 11.7.10
2011 loss; DS #2 11.28.13
Hey everyone! I have been missing in action for quite some time!!! I decided to stay away for a while to get myself to a deeper level of healing and feel like a million bucks right now. I have been reading lots of positive thinking books and just appreciating the many blessings I have in my life. God is good and even though I have been through so much the past year and a half (as we all have), I think it has taught me so much about myself and life that I never would have had the chance to learn. Although I would rather not learn things the hard way, I am learning to be more appreciate and understanding of the journey I've been on.
Jen...I'm so very, very sorry to hear about your recent loss. I feel terrible I wasn't on here to give you any words of encouragement. It sounds like you are in a really good place and doing great though.
Cam...Enjoy your vacation in Aruba!! That sounds awesome!!
Echo...I really enjoy hearing about your adoption journey. I'm sure it is difficult when people can make such insensitve comments. You know they are not trying to hurt you personally, but sometimes you wish people would just think before they spoke. :-)
AFM: My life has been in a whirlwind with all kinds of stuff going on, but very positive stuff. My husband just got a new job and we will be relocating 4 hours away. We are super excited about this fantastic job opportunity and I will be able to do my same job as a teleworker. We feel really blessed to have this opportunity. Since the company is moving us, it is nice because they will buy our house from us, pay closing costs, pack and move us, and provide other benefits as well. It's really a sweet deal. We will probably move sometime mid-March or as soon as we find a house and are able to close on it.
Another big thing going on is that I am having IVF the first week of March. I feel really positive that thinks are going to work out!! I just had a lesson today on how to take all of my medication and my schedule for taking everything. It's a lot of information, but I don't feel stressed at all and say "bring it on".
As you can see, there is lots going on in my world, but I couldn't be happier. In fact, I feel happier than I have in months, which is just so wonderful. I have finally decided to live my life without fear. I control what I can with the pregnancy, but the rest is decided upon a higher power. It's really given me a lot of piece. I know that we will be parents and life is good.
I hope you all have a great weekend. I will try not to wait so long to post next time!!
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5 angel babies (10-08, 02-09, 06-09, 08-09, and 12-09)
Heather, glad you had a snow day! Keep us posted on when D-Day occurs! As for your friends, yes, I agree that our friends aren't acting this way to be mean...I really think they are just unaware of their surroundings and don't realize what people around them are going through. It may be best for us to start with some new friends who are in our situation now.
Echo, yes, that's totally unfair! Sounds like you and DH are really under the microscope. We've felt similarly on this journey...like the time when we saw a teenage mom with her infant in the pumpkin seat on the ground, smoking right above him or her. I cried I was so outraged. That is awesome that you know you'll get to be a mom within 12 months--wow! I'm a little surprised they can guarantee that, but that is great!
Jen, I'm glad you feel so comfortable and trusting of your ob/gyn! Just curious, how does he know the lining caused your last loss? Is it still thin from the surgery? I'm with you...I would totally go on Clomid and I would welcome multiples.
AFM, I had my first non-stress test yesterday and the baby is doing great. He was very active. I get to have weekly monitoring from now on. Still feeling good!
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Marriedin2007, I love your attitude. I can especially relate to the "bring it on" part. When we've hit such lows, it can only get better. I think many of us are much more brave than we used to be. *hugs*
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Married: That is awesome that you have a plan and will be starting IVF soon!! WE have all had such a journey so we totally understand. I laughed when I read your "bring it on" as that is what I told my doctor about the possiblity of getting multiples if I go on clomid, I just told him "bring it on". I am read for anything at this point!! How excited that DH got a new job and the company will buy your house, move you and well everything!! Sounds like things are looking great for you. I wish you all the best and keep us posted on everything.
Hopeful: I guess my doctor doesnt know "for sure" but maybe just from experience? I just trust him and I do believe things were not right and that is why I lost this baby. I think the fact that the FS had me on the birth control pill for almost two months is still in my body and could be keeping my lining thin. I stopped that the middle/end of October. So now it has been out of my system for 3 1/2 months. The last time I was on birth control it was out of my system 7 months before we started trying, so maybe I am one that just holds onto that for awhile? I guess I will know more at my u/s next week. He wants to check something he felt on my ovary but they will be able to look at everything in there. Sorry that got long. I think because it was so early it would make sense it was an implantation problem (which is what he said). So glad you are still feeling good and getting the NST and the baby is doing great!! Not much longer :) time sure has flown by
**Jen** Adelynn Marie May 2, 2011
6 angels:8/13/08,1/14/09,1/21/10,4/21/10,1/3/11,1/31/13
Heather- I really enjoy the Philippa Gregory books too! I will be the first to admit, ever since I was a kid and bought a big about Elizabeth I at Disney World, I've been a geek when it comes to the Tudor era! Love that stuff and I love period (like Jane Austen) and historical fiction. Glad to hear the hospital bag is all ready for D-day! So exciting… when I log on to BCC, I'm just waiting to hear the big news! Haha.
Echo- Geez, who needs therapy when you can go through a home study? Sounds like you and DH are getting to answer a lot of probing questions, which you've probably never even thought about before. I totally get what you mean about having to go through so much, while others who are less-than-adequate parents, easily find themselves in that envious position. I've had patients who are drug users, yet are mothers of multiple kids. It just doesn't seem right. Just remember, you guys are working towards this goal, and it will be a reality for you too in no time! And to pass the time, a second the recommendation for easy, entertaining reading- the Philippa Gregory books. I've read the Other Boleyn Girl and the Queen's Fool, and enjoyed them both.
Jen- That's so awesome your doc gave you the green light! What else are you doing differently this time? Taking a baby aspirin too? As each month of BFN passes by, I've tried to keep an upbeat attitude and I remind myself often of how your spirit remains constantly hopeful and enthusiastic. What CD are you? I'm CD12 and no signs yet of O, I think I'll be O'ing while we're away on vacation!
Married-Wow. It sounds like you've been busy with a lot going on! Are you doing anything differently to prepare for IVF? I've only done IUI for 3 cycles. My RE doesn't see any particular reason for us to try IVF yet, and our insurance doesn't pay for any of it. I haven't been that aggressive with it yet, taking a break, because we'll be moving 900 miles away in just 4 months and I'll hafta find a new doctor anyway. Will you be keeping your RE when you move? You're so lucky DH's company is paying for the move- that's fantastic! DH and I started downsizing our closets last month- trying to figure out what we're taking with us, what we're storing, and what we're giving away to friends/family/charity. I carried a whole bunch of clothing bins to the attic over the weekend and my arms are super-sore!
Hopeful- Your D-Day is right around the corner! Can you believe it's already Feb? So happy to hear everything going perfectly! Is the nursery all set?
Hi to KCKLM, Lilly, Andrea and EOE! Hope you're all doin great!
AFM- CD 12 in our third month of TTC naturally. This month would mark the 2 year anniversary of our TTC journey. I can't believe it's been 2 years already… and it kinda makes me sad when I think about it. I also found out last week that my cousin and his wife, who got married this past August are expecting already. I hafta admit that that really stung, pretty badly too. I guess I've been pretty down about this whole thing, so instead of going over it in my head I've been distracting myself with planning our June move. Still working out with my trainer (lost 7 pounds in a month). Heading to the gym now. Gotta get beach ready for Saturday!
After 4 losses (5/08, 11/08, 1/09, 5/09), welcomed DS 2/21/11 and DS 8/13/12 and loving every moment...
Cam; how exciting that you are leaving this weekend for your trip!! How exciting and even more fun that you will be oing while you are gone :) Can you say babymoon? hehe I am not doing anything different right now. I am honestly just leaving things in God's hands. We will know more after I get the bloodwork done on Wed and then find out what the next step is for next cycle. In May it will be our 2 year anniversary of starting our baby making journey. I hear you on how I can't believe it has been 2 years already. I sure have learned a lot in the last 2 years. I think more than I ever wanted.
**Jen** Adelynn Marie May 2, 2011
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Captain Sisko finds himself in Harlem in the 1950s, where he is Benny Russell, a science fiction writer, who copes with racism by writing of DS9 and its black captain.
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William Eland III, 38, and Lindsay Eland, 32, a married couple from Indianapolis, were hospitalized after the 5:18 p.m. Saturday accident, which occurred in the vicinity of County Road 675W in western Bartholomew County.
Witnesses at the scene told police that the eastbound truck on State Road 46 was pulling a 16-foot trailer trailer, carrying several square bales of hay. Witnesses observed one bale fly off the trailer, striking William Eland, who was driving a 2013 Harley Davidson, said Major Todd Noblitt, chief deputy of the Bartholomew County Sheriff's Department. The motorcycle then careened off the north side of the road, coming to a stop after striking a fence, witnesses told police.
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The third part of the Halfquake series has finally seen the light of the day. Over a hundred new traps that will kill you over and over again - for the enjoyment of whoever's watching you. Claustrophobic black-and-white surroundings, intimidating voice-overs, and a new ambient/industrial soundtrack with over an hour of playtime.
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Im think it really cool mod! It can break your brain.
This is better than the other Halfquakes, the gameplay is similar requiring the user to jump/button hunt but it manages to do it in increasingly interesting ways. Theres still the trial and error death traps and some are unavoidable the first time but the key difference is you actually have to think as to how to solve them.
It takes all the good things from Amen, like cool music and humor.
And thankfully leaves behind the black and white nightmare.
It uses some custom textures like stone/wooden doors and metal spikes with a grey colour scheme that makes it look like a black and white film. I would say that the textures at times look like Quake, which is what this series should have been like from the beginning.
But the level design is actually good this time around, the labyrinth you go through feels cramped until you get to the puzzle areas which are only as big as they have to be.
Smaller levels than the first Half-quake which gives us that claustrophobic feeling, which along with death traps reminds me of a movie, the Cube.
Which was referenced in the first Halfquake I believe.
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Anyone ever lurk on the finance boards, and feel really good about themself? As much as we struggle, we're getting by...sometimes I read about the choices some people make, and I just shake my head, lol! I've made bad decisions in the past, but nothing too horrible...most I just chalk up to a learning experience. Many people make less income then my DH, and have more kids then we do. We decided to stop at 2 kids, since we felt that was all our income could support. I also can't believe how low some people's expenses are. We live in a modest home for our area, and our housing costs are sometimes more then double the amounts I see posted...and if I could get such cheap car insurance I would be laughing! (Mind you I live in Canada, so the requirements here for coverage are higher).
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Pop stars of yesteryear sell their souls with style.
'How to Write for Money Without Selling Out Too Much'
io9: 'Everyone's A Sellout'
But the "selling out" thing isn't about whether the work is any good, so much as the question of "artistic integrity." Which assumes a simple model in which the artist has a "vision," that forms perfectly in her head, and she then executes that vision with perfect precision — unless she pauses to think about how best to attract an audience of paying customers, in which case the vision becomes compromised and, I guess, blurry. That business, of having a vision and executing it, describes none of the actual process of creating something from scratch, unless you're some kind of minimalist who writes a six-word story or just paints a big dot on a canvas.[more inside]
Here There Be Dayton Dragons
Who holds the longest home sell-out streak in professional sports? The Red Sox have the longest streak in major league baseball, just under 700 games (and counting.) The Washington Redskins have sold out 348 straight home games, a streak dating back to 1968. But the longest streak belongs to the Portland Trail Blazers, who sold out 814 straight home dates between 1977 and 1995. Yesterday, they were joined by the Dayton Dragons of the Class A Midwest League, whose victory over the Bowling Green Hot Rods marked their 814th straight sellout. The Dragons, despite playing in an economically troubled mid-sized city, have sold out every home game the team has ever played, drawing over 8,000 fans a game, better than most AAA clubs. Dragons manager Delino DeShields was last seen on MetaFilter as a hitting coach in the independent Pioneer League. General manager Gary Mayse explains how the Dragons have found success in hard economic times.
Gays and Lesbians for total AT&T World Domination
The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation Explains How the AT&T/T-Mobil Merger Promotes Social Justice. [more inside]
Selling out
The Moby Quotient [I]n the late 1990s, the techno artist Moby, as hip as they come, openly boasted of having sold every track of his breakthrough album "Play" to an advertiser, or to a film or TV soundtrack. The album should perhaps have been called "Pay." In homage Bill Wyman of Hitsville has dubbed his formula for determining the offensiveness of a rock-based advertisement. (accompanying article)
Going Once... Going Twice...
Money on the Wall: PostMichael McKeeism meticulously perfects the art-form that Warhol dreamed of, The Who toyed with, and and others are desperate to avoid. Transactionism is an observation of art, the artist/patron relationship, and our own values, such as they are.
Whole Foods? Yes! Suburban Sprawl? Oh Yeah!
Indianapolis is getting a Whole Foods Market. Great, right? Whole Foods Market is a recognized leader in the ecologically friendly organic foods business and includes in its "Core Values" Wise Environmental Practices & Community Citizenship. The location where this new market will be built will require the leveling of 17 acres of wooded land adjacent to a 50 year old residential neighborhood of 350 homes. This wooded area is one of the last homes for wild animals in the area. Oh yeah, nobody that lives in the area wants it built either. So much for core values.
In new music (express) we trust?
Every year, the NME posts it's chart of the albums of the year poll - this year however they've decided to rig the results purely for commercial purposes. (List inside)
led zeppelin for zenga
What if Nike never apologized and then got away with it? A few weeks ago Nike stole Minor Threat's classic album cover and with a few tiny changes tried to make it their own to promote a skateboarding tour. Not to give other immoral megacorps any ideas, but...
hilarity ensues
Followup: Wired runs an article called "Fark Sells Out, France Surrenders". Drew Curtis writes a response (note the sycophantic totalfarkers and more annoyed normal-farkers) -- but, as the article says, "when pressed on the issue, Curtis refused to deny that Fark accepts payment for placement of links". Was this really a case of one sales rep getting "a little overenthusiastic"? Is Drew ever actually going to deny selling Fark out, or will he just keep writing non-responses detailing his plans for selling it out even more in the future?
Bending over for Boeing:
Bending over for Boeing: What does it mean when your city will spare no expense in an effort to impress a few corporate suits?
Rip Mix Burn?
Rip Mix Burn? The issue here isn't the usual, "Did they sell out?" It's more a case of, Is this stellar groups saying Napster is OK (in a roundabout way), or did they just need the cash?
"After the J. C. Penney ad ran, they got a letter from a fan wondering how they could be that desperate; did they need the money for an operation or something?" Tomorrow's New York Times Magazine covers the Apples in Stereo and other bands that are jeopardizing their realness by selling songs to advertisers.
Network Solutions sells out.
Network Solutions sells out. The once-monopoly has decided to pool all their domain name registration information and sell it to the spammers of the world. From their marketing website, "Taking advantage of our position as a market leader, we have organized our pool of over 15 million registered domain names into a customer database of over 5 million unique customers. Our data service offers access to the key decision-makers behind millions of leading Web businesses."
True, there is a privacy policy, and you can try and protect yourself following their instructions, but it would seem that once the cat's out of the bag... And, what's to keep someone from purchasing the database of email addresses, fax numbers, telephone numbers, and addresses and selling them off to someone else?
True, there is a privacy policy, and you can try and protect yourself following their instructions, but it would seem that once the cat's out of the bag... And, what's to keep someone from purchasing the database of email addresses, fax numbers, telephone numbers, and addresses and selling them off to someone else?
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How Big is a Big Map? Digitizing William Smith's Stratified Map of England, Scotland and Wales from 1815
By Deardra Fuzzell and Wayne Vanderkuil
A historic geologic map, the data for which was compiled over the course of many years by one determined man, William Smith. Completed nearly 2 centuries ago, it remains incredibly relevant.
This is one of the largest and most difficult oversized objects Stanford has digitized thus far.
See how the Digital Production Group went about imaging this unique item.
The Archive of Recorded Sound is pleased to announce the launch of a substantially updated finding aid for the Issei Oral History Project in Watsonville Collection. In addition to many other notable improvements, which include English summaries of each interview from the collection and additional subject headings to aid discovery, the new finding aid now includes streaming audio of each recorded interview. The finding aid is available on the Online Archive of California.
The San Francisco History Expo is this weekend (March 1-2, 2014) at the Old Mint. Some very early video footage from the Ampex Corp collection at Stanford will be on view there.
This footage -- preserved through the state-wide California Audiovisual Preservation Project -- is special because it demonstrates Ampex's first portable video recorder, the VR-3000. It depicts scenes recorded on a San Francisco cable car going steeply down (probably) California Street in 1967!
We are pleased to welcome Pennington Ahlstrand to Special Collections. Penny has accepted a position as the Project Archivist for the Gordon Moore project and will be working primarily out of our new Redwood City location.
Penny has worked as a corporate archivist and archival consultant in the Bay Area since 1997. For over 10 years she worked part-time on large processing projects at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory – most notably the Web Wizards collection (the first US website was at SLAC), the papers of Nobel laureate and former SLAC director Burton Richter, and the papers of the man who built SLAC and was its first director: W.K.H. "Pief" Panofsky.
This is Penny's third position in Special Collections. She began at Stanford working on the processing team for the Apple Computer Inc. records held by Stanford University Library. Most recently, she is completing a CLIR grant for the University Archives division to process the Stephen Schneider papers. She now comes full circle and returns to the Manuscripts division.
Fanning Flames : Advice for a lady -- on love, life, and happiness -- inscribed in the folds of her fan
By Astrid J. Smith and Wayne Vanderkuil.
An object associated with demure and lady-like behavior, the captions underneath each detailed etched vignette on this 1797 fan are surprisingly wry, witty, and thought provoking. Once commonplace, no self-respecting Georgian era lady would be without such an object. As Leah Marie Brown states, "Fans were must-have accoutrements for ladies of 18th century. They were used to perform multiple functions: They could offer a gentle breeze in an overheated room, allow the user to spy on people behind her (some fans had small mirrors on their sticks), conceal gossiping lips, and convey a secret (or not so secret) message."
See how Digital Production Group went about imaging this unique ladies' fan.
The University Archives and Media Preservation Lab are pleased to announce that more than 800 audiorecordings from the Michelle R. Clayman Institute have been digitized and are now streaming online. The recordings document seminars, talks, conferences, and lectures held at the Institue from 1973-2004.
The recent digitization of cassettes from the Clayman Institute for Gender Research was a reminder of the wide range of collection sizes preserved by SMPL. This entry will give a brief description of why this collection is interesting and how it relates to the multiple workflows of the Stanford Media Preservation Lab.


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Jean Grey: Me!
I was runner-up in the Marvel costume contest at C2E2 2011.
Jean Grey: Me!
Great costume. You sell the role!
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Looking good as always. This is awesome!
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The winner was a King Pin. He was a REALLY GOOD King Pin lol
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NATCHEZ — A Natchez man died Saturday from severe burns to his upper body and face days after he fell asleep smoking a cigarette resulting in his bed and sheets catching fire.
Bill Grover Hammett, 70, 258 Country Club Drive, died at the Joseph M. Still burn center at Doctors Hospital in Augusta, Ga.
Adams County Sheriff Chuck Mayfield said deputies responded to a report of a house fire at 1:06 a.m. Wednesday on Country Club Drive and made contact with Hammett who was standing outside his house.
"Apparently his family was able to put the fire out before deputies and the fire department made it out to the house," Mayfield said. "Hammett told the deputies that he fell asleep smoking a cigarette, and it caught his bedding on fire."
Hammett was airlifted to the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson.
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"Viviers sur Rhone" Viviers by pedroswift
Viviers Travel Guide: 4 reviews and 24 photos
Limestone features dominate the area and this ancient town is built atop a ridge overlooking the port. The limestone escarpment has been enhanced to provide defensive features. Sometimes it's hard to tell where nature finishes and man-made starts. The old lookout tower/church bell tower stands out more so than the cathedral when viewed from the flood plain by the port.
Overlooking the whole town is the Statue of the Virgin (right of the pic above).
A walk though the narrow alleyways leading to the top of the hill to visit the cathedral area is worthwhile. Great views of the town and surrounding country side can be had from the ramparts.
see the map in the Travelogue below.
Viviers has a protected port off the Rhone River providing moorings for boats big and small. It is not unusual to find river cruise ships tied up to the outer breakwater. The port provides a natural stopping place for pleasure boat cruisers as well. Camper-cars are also accommodated.
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G'Day Don, Hope you are keeping warm. Thanks for visiting this page. One product of cruising the waterways...lots of towns are "off the auto-mobile beaten track". Viviers was a delight to visit. Plenty to see & Enjoyed the resto LaVoute.It recently featured on tv here during a travel doco on cruise boats on the Rhone.
Had hoped to get to Euromeet agn this year but with the recent floods here in northern Aust. and fires down south, we may be spending our tourist dollars in Oz to support the local businesses. All the best, p
Peter, thanks for posting VT's first and only Viviers page. It looks like an attractive town with a protected harbor and even several hiking opportunities. I think I must have passed through Viviers on my bicycle half a century ago, but I don't remember anything about it.
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