text: On Monday 28 March 2005 11:29 am, Steve Grubb wrote: > On Monday 28 March 2005 12:05, Timothy R. Chavez wrote: > > Thus you really wouldn't know the location of these watches. > > I prefer keeping it simple. Just dump the whole list. This is how the list > rules works. Besides, Right, but list rules is fundamentally different then the watch list stuff. Trying to make it "all fit" might make it look rather sloppy and give us misinformation. Technically speaking, the watches are disseminated all over an entire filesystem and they appear on different devices and namespaces. What makes a watch is two part, it's location, and what's at that location. If we dump back a "global" list simply with the paths we used to add the watch and we have, "/usr/this_file_is_watched".. How do we know this is accurate? What if we changed the /usr device by mounting over it after we inserted the watch and we then forgetfully say to ourselves, "Oh we have a watch at /usr/this_file_is_watched" and then we try to remove it, but to no avail; the watch doesn't trully exist here (ie: we can't get to it from this path currently). This information is not trustworthy. Even if we could do a d_path() on the dentry that holds the watch (this would require that we save the dentry on the watch), this might not give us ALL the information we need. I think it's easy enough for the admin to go, "Oh hm, I wonder if I added a watch here, let me check" -- The down side is if they wanted the global list of all watches (they can get at): find / -type d -exec auditctl -L {} ";" would be the way to do that -- this would take a great ammount of time (but would be most accurate). > > audit -L | grep '^\/tmp' > > should get the ones on tmp. > > -Steve > > -- > Linux-audit mailing list > Linux-audit redhat com > http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-audit -- -tim


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Amy Winehouse
Wasted talent or 'Wasted' 'talent'?
Personally I thought she had a fantastic voice and an amazing lyrical ability, sadly she also had a destructive side that took over :(
Incidently, a lot of artists seem to die at 27: Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain...
Too depressed to reply
Or "that stupid club" as Kurt Cobain's mother put it.
I disliked "Rehab" before, and now I really can't listen to it - but you have to admit it's the catchiest suicide note of 21st century pop. Unfortunately, it seems like the success of Back in Black gave Amy all the money she needed to buy all the drugs and booze needed to destroy herself.
The precise details of what happened over the weekend have yet to be established, but most people would accept that it was just a matter of time before something like this happend. It's a form of self-comfort, I think, to blame "the industry" but I'm still confused about how her tragedy was played out so publicly without anyone being able to prevent it.
The truth about addiction
Here is a great piece by one addict about another, I thought in light of John's comments it was appropriate to share it here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2011/jul/24/russell-brand-amy-winehouse-...
My thoughts are more with those in Norway ...
... they had no choices to make!
Often the way...
Celebrity tragedy often outweighs 'normal people' tragedy in the eyes of the media.
Funny how at best mediocre artists suddenly become "brilliant" when they die.
I wouldn't say she was talented, or had a particularly good voice, and she was certainly not a role model for youngsters.
What is particularly "sick" is that, according to the news, so called "fans" are leaving bottles of Vodka as tributes.
Media representation
It's worth noting that the Metro today has dedicated their 4 or 5 of their first 7 pages to the attacks in Norway and the aftermath. Amy Winehouse is on pages 8-9 I think.
I agree with Topcat insofar as I was not a fan of her, and I certainly didn't think she was a good role model, but I am sad that another artist has been lost to addiction. I think any loss of a creative person is sad for us all, no matter the circumstances. For me though, I really sympathise with her family, losing someone through addiction is heartbreakingly sad. It is true what Brand said in the article posted above: when you know someone who suffers from addiction, you do spend your life waiting for a phone call.
Regardless of talent
She was only 27 and that's too young to die. Whatever way you die at a young age (illness, suicide, murder, accident, natural causes) it's a life that hasn't been fulfilled and that's why I feel sadness right now.
Strange and worrying people.
For me though, I really sympathise with her family, losing someone through addiction is heartbreakingly sad.
Posted by Becky Midgley on Mon, 25/07/2011 - 10:23
A lot of people die from addictions.
Addiction to tobacco, addiction to fatty foods, lack of excercise due to addiction to TV, there are a lot of deadly addictions.
What I find worrying and rather pathetic s this recent culture of worshipping so called "celebrities". This seemed to start when Dianna died and now seems to happen everytime a "celebrity" dies. The florists must rub their hands together with glee whenever one of these people dies. I wonder what this says about our culture that the great British public are laying flowers to remember an average singer, yet don't seem bothered by 90+ people being gunned down in Norway.
I agree that there is the need amongst some people to be part of things publicly when someone dies (reality tv has a lot to answer for) but realistically only a few people are turning up with tributes for Amy and I'm sure that there are a lot of people who do have a lot of feelings for those killed in Norway. And its not quite as convenient to pop over there with a bunch of flowers!
Well Amy had a much bigger impact on my life than the entire population of Norway combined. It doesn't mean I'm not sad for the people killed, but as a Winehouse fan her death has affected me more.
Callous? Perhaps, but I'm just a duck so don't grade me by human standards.
Actually ...
... the actions of thousands of valiant Norwegian exiles and resistance fighters in world war two helped contribute to the allied victory and enabled you to be in a position to make your comments, so, IMVHO, Norway has had a far bigger impact on your life than Miss Winehouse ever could.
Interesting... 1 thanks
Though there was that time when Miss Winehouse, on one of her drunken benders, accidently kicked me out of the road while she was staggering down a country road. She hurt my wing, but if not for that kick I would have been hit by a 4x4.
I'll call it a tie.
@ Constantly
You make me laugh! I read that initially as her kicking the wing of your car (you in human form) and thought 'wow she must have been strong to move a car' and then the penny dropped....... :)
Amazing Singer
I agree with John about her having enough money to destroy herself. She had an amazing talent. Just because she has died, this does not make her suddenly brillant nor should it. I had hoped one day she would get it back together but that was not to be the case. Its a sad lesson what happens when you get addicted. She was an amazing singer and writer. Yes it is a loss to the music industry. I do question the music industry and the management making money. Just look at the effect drugs had on Elvis and Judy Garland their management should have said no. They were both pushed by their managment extremely hard. I guess for the managment to make money.
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Amy winehouse Tributes
I'm sorry, but i just dont get this craze for laying flowers, lighting candles etc when someone famous dies! What is the point? Much better would be if the money spent was given to charity as a remembrance gift. Maybe the Govt could legislate for that in extra tax relief, if they gave to a charity in cases like this!
Mind you, 90% of those laying flowers may be on benefits and render tax relief irelevant! Flowers and candles last a week at most then the council have to came and clear up the mess at whatever cost that comes to!
Maybe I should become a Florist!
Having said that, I found Russel Brand's tribute, touching and heartfelt. Depsite his reputaion for swearing and glib remarks, the boy undoubtedly has a talent for writing, as one talking from experience, but at least he survives.
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Recovering from a fire that wounded both her and Leah, YaYa heals under the eye of a woman ready to put her back on top, but before she can move on and live happily with Indie, YaYa decides that Leah needs to be removed from the picture.
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Skip to comments.Ethicists Ask: Why Should the Baby Live?
Posted on 03/07/2012 8:32:34 PM PST by Morgana
Its commonly understood that having a baby is the way to bring new life into the world. And typically, a life should live, right? Normal people dont usually go around asking, Why should that person live? Usually, the question would be, Why should they die?
But, in a strangeand horrifyingturn of events, ethicists have written in the UKs BMJ Journal of Medical Ethics that some infants should be slated for death. They have written a paper entitled After-Birth Abortion: Why Should the Baby Live?
Cassy Fiano has already detailed much of the information included in this outrageous paper. However, Id like to call out a few more points specifically.
First, lets be clear on one thing. This paper really and truly advocates the position that parents should be allowed to order the death of their newborn infant for ANY REASON WHATSOEVER. These ethicists argue for no restrictions at all. Any reason a parent may think of is perfectly acceptable. The paper states:
when circumstances occur after birth such that they would have justified abortion, what we call after-birth abortion should be permissible.
What justifies abortion in modern day America? Any reason under the sun. Of course, some states have enacted restrictions, but these restrictions usually apply to a point in time in the pregnancy at which abortion is no longer allowed. These restrictions do not typically prohibit a certain reason for having an abortion. Thus, under the ethicists argument, even with these prohibitive laws, newborn infants should still be eligible for free murder, at their parents discretion.
Second, this entirely whacked out article claims that a newborn baby is, in fact, NOT a new person who has been brought into existence. Read the explanation:
Failing to bring a new person into existence cannot be compared with the wrong caused by procuring the death of an existing person. The reason is that, unlike the case of death of an existing person, failing to bring a new person into existence does not prevent anyone from accomplishing any of her future aims. However, this consideration entails a much stronger idea than the one according to which severely handicapped children should be euthanised. If the death of a newborn is not wrongful to her on the grounds that she cannot have formed any aim that she is prevented from accomplishing, then it should also be permissible to practise an after-birth abortion on a healthy newborn too, given that she has not formed any aim yet .
It is not possible to damage a newborn by preventing her from developing the potentiality to become a person in the morally relevant sense.
While these ethicists eagerly agree that a newborn is a human being, they adamantly deny that such an infant exists. Somehow, in their delusional minds, a living creature/person/human/animal/thing (whatever they wish to call the infant) does not exist. He lives, but he does not exist. The ethicists never state when, exactly, a human being begins to exist and therefore, acquire the right to life. They appear to argue that some newborns are eligible for after-birth abortions for a few days, and some for a few weeks. It all depends on the mental state so, hey, it may be even longer for some babies.
Finally, if you take the time to read the whole article, you will find it filled with hypocrisy, contradictions, and psycho-babble. While claiming that newborns have a right not to be inflicted with pain, they argue for their murder, based simply on the conflicting plans of the parents. While arguing that we should consider future potential peoplewho will one day existin some decisions (i.e., environmental ones), they argue that current potential people can be killed at random.
The arguments set out in this article are some of the most dangerous this world has ever seenclearly on par with the writings of Hitler and other deranged individuals. The article argues in support of the free and rampant murder of human beings as the ethicists attempt to explain away all harm that comes from such actions:
If a potential person, like a fetus and a newborn, does not become an actual person, like you and us, then there is neither an actual nor a future person who can be harmed, which means that there is no harm at all. So, if you ask one of us if we would have been harmed, had our parents decided to kill us when we were fetuses or newborns, our answer is no, because they would have harmed someone who does not exist (the us whom you are asking the question), which means no one. And if no one is harmed, then no harm occurred.
Shame on these writers for calling themselves ethicists when they lack the most obvious of moral valuesa simple appreciation for human life at all stages. And shame on the BMJ Journal of Medical Ethics which claims to help doctors make better decisions for daring to print this articlechock full of the seeds of human rights violations.
They think they've killed God off, now they feel free to kill anyone without reason.
I can see the time coming, and it's not far off, when decent, normal people start "aborting" maggots like these "ethicists".
Why stop at newborns? Why stop at one's own children? Why shouldn't I order the death of these ethicists?
Satan's power is growing in this world. It is almost tangible.
"Journal of Medical Ethics": A Periodical of Socialist Degenerative Pure Evil
I actually agree with Santorum. Satan is alive and on the march in America.
Babies ask why should the ethicists live? Ethicist dumbfounded.
"Ethicists Ask: Why Should the Baby Live?
Maybe they should ask themselves a more important question: Why should the ethicists live?
When ethicists have no ethics, why should anyone listen to them at all?
Obama is a prime example of the onslaught of evil in America and the world in general.
if they say that, then murder should be made legal. In fact encouraged (Mandrake the magician future) — and you can kill these "ethicists" with no punishment whatsoever (except maybe littering as these guys are garbage...)... — it's so easy to say "those people are superfluous", but what about when one is talking of oneself?
Evil cannot exist without WILLING participants. I believe that in so many ways, humanity has been bred OUT of mankind. Gog and Magog. THAT war is already being fought.
And Obama is leading this parade!
That haven't stopped at newborns - where do you think this ass-backwards way of thinking comes FROM? I'll tell you - ADMINISTRATIVE LAW. Where you are "presumed guilty unless you can prove yourself innocent."
It makes me so damed angry that people don't GET this. Not you in particular, freedomfiter2, I'm speaking generally.
When we lose the jurisdiction of the original Constitution - the Doctrine of Negative Rights, of Due Process based on Innocence unless guilt can be proven by the State, WE LOSE EVERYTHING - GAME, SET AND MATCH - IT'S OVER RIGHT AT THE START.
The only thing we're watching now is the incremental advance of the SAME claims of supriority by which tax laws are enforced, applied to EVERYTHING and EVERYONE.
The SAME LEGAL BASIS.
Following the link to the story, and then the link in the story, to the posted article in the "Journal of Medical Ethics":
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Cute little babies > baby-killing "ethicists"
There is no Gog, and there is no Magog. Never was. Never will be.
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You're right. What really gets me is the candidates that are supposed to be our next saviour that just want to tweek the corrupt system. I believe Santorum gets it regarding life issues but I don't think he understands how these same issues apply to all of life. The others don't get it at all with the possible exception of Paul and he couldn't win if only Freepers were voting.
I use the terms metaphorically to represent GOOD and EVIL, not a people or a place.
Your screen name suggests you are into science? Do you discount the Bible in favor of 'science'? Because if you do, you do not undertand the Bible at all.
Meanwhile, babies ask, "Why should ethicists live?"
THAT was one heck of a read.
I had to laugh at myself the other day because I was feeling supersick and actually stated out loud, "I am so tired of spending every day dying."
The fact is, that is exactly what we do. We just don't usually think of it that way.
They have ethics. They just have very bad ethics.
Those who deny the "slippery slope" argument now see the consequence in front of them.
by A Giubilini - 2012 - Cited by 1so it's in the google cache, but the site seems to have removed the article.
Abstract. Abortion is largely accepted even for reasons that do not have anything to do with the fetus' health. By showing that (1) both fetuses and newborns do ...
Telegraph UK has an article on the paper from before BMJ took it down. It was probably taken down after one author received death threats over it.
Ethics which do not recognize the sovereignty of God will invariably lead to un-Godly conclusions. The Founders of our nation recognized that our unalienable rights were derived from a Creator. In this case, the Christian God.
Systems which rely on alternate authority will arrive at a system which reflects that basis:
i.e. Muslims have Sharia, the essence of depravity derived from Islam, a satanic cult.
Democrats, socialists, Progressives have a secular based moral relativism - they believe they can 'judge' every case on a case by case basis, without any predefined standard. But they forget that they are a litigant as well as judge. In the end, their 'higher' values logically reduce to 'what is in MY personal best interest'.
Hard-core Marxists and Communists (and most Dem's lean this way, half in, as it were) believe that deeds/actions/events have only POLITICAL value, not intrinsic rightness or wrongness. So if a lie helps the cause, it is good. If a lie hinders the cause, it is bad. The same values hold true for killing, cheating, stealing, etc. After all, a few eggs may need to be broken.
All society's have a system of values. The case may be made that the viability of a society DEPENDS upon its values system; and conversely that values systems may be judged by the viability of practicing society's. This would lead most investigators to conclude that the Judeo-Christian system is the most successful system of values available for a culture.
Which might, if one weren't careful, lead one to accept the Lordship of the Judeo-Christian God.
Thanks for the link to the Telegraph article. I'd like to comment on it in detail, later, when I have more energy. Just spent a long day at work.
What I do want to say now is this:
As a teenager I went through a phase when I read a lot of Hitler books. The rise and fall of Hitler, the full history of the war and the holocaust. A lot of books by holocaust survivors describing the horrors of the death camps.
Reading this stuff reminds me of those days. This is pure Nazism. 100% pure Nazi.
Anybody who can't see that is a complete moron, a total liar, or both.
There is a problem with having humans decide where the line is, the line which has on one side "these are people with human rights" and on the other side "this is not human and has no rights. The problem is that human lines can never be sacred — another person WILL decide to move the line.
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A collection turned book:
An interview with the self-published author of
A Collection of Courtenay Heraldic
and Historical Figures, Robert Hill
A collector is a seeker, a hunter, and an organizer. Looking at an amassed collection reveals as much about the person who acquired and cataloged it as it does about the items themselves. Which is why we sat down with Robert Hill to ask him why he took to his camera to document some 500 figures collected by someone else in A Collection of Courtenay Heraldic and Historical Figures. Hill shared his experience behind the lens documenting collections and what he's learned about what motivates the collectors.
Why do you photograph collections?
I like photographing toy soldiers—model knights being my favorite. My first book, A Collection of Courtenay Heraldic and Historical Figures, is a record of an amazing collection of Richard Courtenay (1892–1963) figures collected over many years by John Gilliatt. Putting his collection into a book creates a lasting record—not just for just him, but for his family in the future.
Do you collect anything yourself?
Yes, I have always collected. As a child, I wanted to have the best collection of marbles and dinky cars. Today, I have collections of toy soldiers, toy cars, model airplanes, and—as I'm a photographer—lots of cameras.
"To date, there is no other publication showing such a complete record of his life's work and I hope other collectors use it as a reference for their own collections."
What do you learn about people when photographing their collections?
All collectors have a passion for their subject. So much research goes in to their collection, and most are very eager to pass on information.
What was your hope for the book?
This collection shows the breadth of amazing figures designed and painted by Richard Courtenay. To date, there is no other publication showing such a complete record of his life's work and I hope other collectors use it as a reference for their own collections.
How did others react to the book?
I had great feedback from lots of people who bought a copy. Many commented on the quality reproduction of the photographs (thank you to Blurb for that), which generated more sales. To be honest, I loved making this book—from photography all the way through to page design, choosing typefaces, and getting to that first proof. It's great fun!
Any other books in the works?
My next book will be another collection of Toy Knights by Selwyn Smith, smaller in scale, though, as he was not as prolific as Richard Courtenay.


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Looks damn beautiful to me.
This mod also works with Company of Heroes and/or Tales of Valor. Opposing Fronts is not required! There are many features that I added, for example: - a much more realistic Weapon damage system - many new skins for infantry and tanks (and wrecks) also including many of my own made tank skins - many new units for all factions - modified and enlarged Commander Trees (now 16 Upgrades!) - new abilities - new sounds - recommended new maps included
Looks damn beautiful to me.
Ah, a more sleek and beautiful tank to terrorize the Tiger with! :D
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Silent is the hot summer day in Normandy. The Achilles lies waiting in ambush, it's mighty 17pounder tracking the Panzer IV slowly, the crew tense. A shake, and *BOOM. The 17pounder knocks out the Panzer IV with a single, swift shot. Before celebrations start, several Tigers apear over the Normandy Bocage...... >:-]
Good read...
Couple of Tigers no problem hehe, Achilles could knock them out pretty quick.
on the other hand the tigers could knock the Achilles out to... and you never know if there isn't a Panzerkampfwagen V Panther is lurking around nearly
as borat would say 'very niceeeeeee.....' (i know its bad :S)
A praiseworthy model indeed.
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TTC With one tube
Your chances of getting pregnant each month do go down some as a unituber, but as long as the other tube is open and clear your chances are still pretty good. Here's my story...
My husband and I have been married for almost 7 years. I went off birth control about 5 years ago, with the hopes of turning up pregnant sometime. By early 2010, I was starting to try to make sure we had sex around the middle of each cycle (not tracking ovulation or anything, just trying to time it rightish) since we hadn't gotten pregnant yet. I left the country for the 2nd half of 2010, and we got pregnant within a few days of when I returned right at the end of 2010. A little over 2 months into the pregnancy, we discovered it was an ectopic. I had to have surgery and lost my left tube. I was given the go ahead to start TTC once my period returned, and 3 months after the surgery I was pregnant again. Unfortunately, that one ended in a miscarriage. About 3.5 months later, I was pregnant again. That was with my current pregnancy, which is about to hit 29 weeks.
After the surgery, my OB offered to refer me to a fertility specialist, but we decided to give it a try on our own for half a year before turning to that. So I didn't have any of the testing to see if my remaining tube was clear or any tests on my cycle. Those would have been the next steps if we had problems getting pregnant on our own. What I did do is get ovulation prediction kits and start actually tracking when my fertile times of month are. It turns out that I ovulate several days to a week later than I thought I would. So tracking the ovulation has really helped us time things better to give us a good chance of getting pregnant.
Brokenhearted at our losses-- 2/9/11 (Ectopic and tube loss) and 5/18/11 (CP).
Overjoyed at our gains -- 5/4/12 (Josie) and 11/6/15 (Madeline)
I am so sorry for your loss. There are SO many women on this board who lost their tube after ep surgery. I am one of them. I actually conceived my 2 yr old on birth control....When she was 1, we stopped using protection and I got pg immediately, sadly losing that one to a very early mc (not even 6 weeks). I was sad, but know how common it is and figured we would keep trying. I did conceive 2 months later, and that was the ep...I didn't even know I was pgt until I was in pain since I thought I had a period inb/w. I was close to rupture, but right tube was mangled and had to be removed.
I was terrified to try again...and basically RAN to a fertility specialist. I had an HSG (a test they can do see if your tube/s are open) and my remaining tube looked fine. My DH had an SA (semen analysis) and was also fine....I had lots of eggs maturing each month and b/w showed I was ovulating. My fertility doctor literally said "I am so glad you came to see us and I can see you why you did. We are very aggressive and want our patients pregnant, however, you are still very fertile. I am not comfortable treating you just yet, I want you to keep trying on your own. The earliest I want you back is February (this was in September)."
It is February and I am 17 weeks pregnant, and so far, all is normal. It was explained to me by ob and the fertility doc, that having 1 tube doesn't really threaten your fertility...like the pp said, your chances go down each month, but if you and your partner can conceive, you will, it just MIGHT take longer than usual (fert. doc said double-triple your normal amt of time).
We conceived on our 6th cycle post-ep, which seemed like forever, but its pretty average, even for someone with both tubes (I was 30 when I conceived, now 31). Many women on this board with tube conceived much quicker and some a little slower, but it happens often. Also, like the pp I tracked my cycle using opk's, I had a very regular 28-day cycle, so I prob could have gotten away with just having sex in the middle of each cycle. In fact, the cycle I did conceive, we literally had sex 3 times the entire month because DH was away...thats all it took.
I found, and still find this board super encouraging and supportive. When I joined in April there were about 800 members, now there are 1145....you are not alone.
I hope this helps!
DD 12/2009. MC 1/2011. EP 4/2011 (right tube removed). DS 7/2012. TTC #3 since 3/2015. MC 5/2015...
Grateful for my kids, hoping for 1 more...
I've gotten pregnant twice after losing my tube. I don't even think it really took longer than when I had both of them. I seem to have no trouble getting pregnant, it's the staying pregnant I can't seem to get right. Yes, it is frightening to try again. Wishing you the best.
@ sksdec, congrats also hope all goes well. And thank you for also sharing your story. After my surgery, the doc said my right tube and uterus looked to be normal. I have a check up in 2 weeks do you have any questions I can ask? Thanks again and its nice to know I'm not the only one goin through this. It really has been hard for us. And all your support and stories make it a lot easier. :O)
So sorry for your loss. :( I created a post called "TTC after tube removal" and you'll see a few success stories there as well. I had an EP and R tube removal in October and conceived again last month. It unfortunately ended in mc but like alikt said, the getting pregnant hasn't been the "problem", it's the staying pregnant which doesn't seem to have anything to do with having a past EP. I went to an reproductive endocrinolgist a few weeks ago and she doesn't expect me to have any problems having a healthy pregnancy.
Wishing you the best of luck and know that it can happen! We just have to be determined and patient. :)
Me (36) & DH (40)
TTC#1 for 4yrs. 2 EPs and 4MCs (recurrent pregnancy loss). IVF with PGS FET #2
My husband and I conceived our first LO very easily, so we thought it would be just as easy to have #2.
We decided to stary trying again right after LO's 1st birthday, and got pregnant our 1st cycle. I knew something was wrong, I just didn't "feel right". I have a clotting disorder, so I always have my hormone levels followed closely and they were low and not doubling. That pregnancy ended in miscarriage shortly after at 6 weeks. I was devastated!
We didn't listen to my Dr and decided to try again without waiting. Again we were pregnant that 1st cycle. So excited! My despair over the miscarriage was quickly over. My first Hcg draw was lovely, and we were very hopeful. I was having some intermittent bleeding though. Bright red, just a little then it would be gone. My second Hcg was less than encouraging, it hadn't doubled. My Dr was unsure, but said something was likely wrong and booked me for an ultrasound.
My husband is a Paramedic and I'm a nurse who still works full time, so the only day I could get in was a day my husband was working. He left for work at 6:30 and kissed me goodbye and reminded me to call him when I was finished at the ultrasound. Just after 7:00 I woke up and could feel that I was bleeding. I got up to head to the bathroom and the room started spinning, I got this excrutiating pain in my left lower abdomen. The room got really hot and I crawled back to bed. I could here my LO up in his crib, and I knew I couldn't look after him today. I called my husband and told him what had happened and he said he would come home right away. As soon as he got there he insisted we go to the ER. Within an hour of arriving I was in the back had an ultrasound, got pumped full of fluid and was off to surgery for a ruptured left fallopian tube. I was more ok with all of this than I was with the miscarriage.
We waited 2 cycles and decided to start trying again. After 6 cycles I went back to my Dr, and she said to give it 2 more, and sent me for an HSG. Lo and behold, I got pregnant days after the HSG!
When I got our 1st dating ultrasound, the tech showed us that I ovulated from the left! That little egg made it's way over to the right side and found it's way. We are now 14 weeks, still early but further than either of our losses.
Keep up your hope! Happy endings do happen!
Amy wife to Greg, September '08
DS 12/29/09, M/C 3/14/11, Ectopic 5/3/11, RAINBOW Baby Boy 8/13/2012
I had a similar story like yours...Near Fatal Cornual Ectopic Pregnancy at 8 weeks. Im at 6 1/2 weeks after my tube removal...I pray to be as lucky as you are for that lil egg making its way to the other side.... How common is this? .. I am hoping it's very commone :)


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As always elements of this presentation are forward looking and are based on our best view of the world and our businesses as we see them today. Those elements can change as the world changes. Please interpret them in that light.
For today's webcast we have our Chairman and CEO, Jeff Immelt, and our Vice Chairman and CFO, Keith Sherin.
Now I'd like to turn it over to our Chairman and CEO, Jeff Immelt.
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Going to the first page on the overview I think GE had another solid quarter. The global environment is improving but we're expecting a gradual recovery. For the quarter we earned $2.5 billion, $0.22 per share, down 51% really driven by Capital Finance. I think the good news is the industrial segment profit was up 4%, Infrastructure, Media and C&I all had positive earnings. Capital Finance was positive at $263 million down 87% basically driven by favorable tax credits as expected. We had aggressive cost out we had another $0.05 per share of restructuring and other charges in Q3.
I think particularly noteworthy was solid execution in the quarter. We had cash flow of $4.4 billion. Our year to date CFOA is now $11.5 billion up 1% and we're positioned for greater than $15 billion of industrial CFOA for the year. We've got lots of cash on the balance sheet; we had really substantial margin expansion up 260 basis points. Our infrastructure orders declined by 18% but backlog increased and we had good orders growth sequentially. Capital Finance reserves continued to expand in the quarter. We're still investing in the long term. Our R&D spend is tracking to be higher in '09 versus '08. We did several small acquisitions and we continue to invest in the long term growth of the company.
The environment has definitely improved in the third quarter. We had a couple factors as we entered the year, a dramatic financial crisis, that's definitely better. The credit markets are improving. Pricing on new lending is attractive. Losses still remain high. Keith will go through that in a bit here.
We expected a difficult recession. I think that's really bottomed. We see signs of life. The appliance market improving sequentially, orders strengthening, scatter pricing at NBC better, delinquencies are leveling off. There's still a lot of excess capacity and we're going to deal with high unemployment. There is global growth. The emerging markets remain relatively strong and there's growth out there to be had. The environment definitely improved in the third quarter.
Earlier in the year we set out on some key priorities to execute as we went through this recession. The first one was to stabilize Capital Finance. We think our funding is well ahead of plan, our capital ratios are improving, we've got good margins, and we're going to work through a difficult real estate cycle. All the other businesses in GE Capital are profitable except for real estate and that's the one we're really going to have to work through.
We wanted to outperform in a touch economy by focusing on backlog and services, getting global market share, expanding margins, and that's really performing as expected. We wanted to strengthen the balance sheet through strong cash generation and to maximize financial flexibility. We'd say that's much improved versus where we were in previous this year.
Turning to GE Capital, we really have made significant progress to make GE Capital safe and secure. We've shown this chart to you on a repetitive basis this year. On long term debt funding we basically have pre-funded almost all of 2010, we feel great about that. Our commercial paper at GECS is really at our goal of $50 billion. Our leverage continues to decline. In the fourth quarter '08 we were at $7.7:1 leverage we're now $5.7:1 billion. All of our ratios have improved. Our Tier 1 common ratio is now at 7.5%. Importantly the equity at GECS has increased to $71 billion.
We've been able to shrink GE Capital ahead of plan. We now are putting out there an even more reduced balance sheet plan for the fourth quarter. This has a negative impact on GE Capital revenue but we think it's really consistent with our strategy and approach. So strong execution through the crisis ahead of plan on all metrics.
Looking at the Industrial side I think some good news in that our backlog grew by $5 billion in the third quarter. If you look at equipment, our orders improved about $700 million sequentially quarter over quarter. Our service orders were up 3% driven by strength in Energy with Smart Grid and our backlog in services grew by $5 billion. We think that the trend on orders, particularly equipment orders will be up sequentially from the third quarter again in the fourth quarter. When we look at our backlog and what's in our funnels. We really do look at the second quarter as potentially the low spot on equipment orders.
Keep in mind that these results don't include some big commitments we received in Energy in Kuwait and aircraft engines with American Airlines. I think when you look at a total backlog of $174 billion that should give our investors I think some comfort in terms of the visibility we've got for the future.
We continue to focus on Industrial revenues. Last December we set out some key initiatives and key priorities as we went through this year. The first one was to protect backlog. The backlog is up $4 billion versus the beginning of the year. Cancellations remain extremely low and again we think this is a great job done by our commercial teams. We wanted to focus on growth in emerging markets and this shows you some progress we're making in China, India, and Eastern Europe. We're winning big orders in the Middle East and we continue to think that emerging markets represent real strength for the company going forward.
We're launching more new products in 2009. Our R&D spend is up. We feel good about our share position overall. We're extending product lines, we've got big initiatives in healthcare and clean energy, we've got some new product launches that are gaining hold and growing our adjacencies. This continues to be a big focus.
The stimulus really hasn't shown up yet. We expect to ramp up in the fourth quarter and 2010. You'll see in the fourth quarter some wind commitments coming out of the stimulus. We have more orders in the funnel on Smart Grid. Healthcare IT we expect to pick up in Q4 and some big global rail projects that are funded by other governments we're quite encouraged about as well.
I think importantly the services model remains in tact because services is solid. The backlog of CSAs continues to grow, our margins continue to expand. We had nine new aviation CSAs in the quarter. Healthcare is growing as service business in China and India. Oil and Gas service backlog has grown and even in Transportation we're seeing some of the segments have some upward trends. Total backlog is at $174 billion it's a record high. We've got good visibility on those backlog orders and we feel good about how we're positioned.
We've continued to execute well in 2009 and we think we're well positioned for 2010. Our margins grew by 260 basis points in the quarter up to 16.3% and they grew across all the major segments. We had contribution margin rate expansion, a positive value gap of price versus cost, service margin expanded. Keep in mind that we did have 100 basis point expansion by no repeat of the Olympics but even without that this was excellent performance by the teams. We're on track for growth for the year.
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Interesting read especially the campus. For instance, in the main lobby, they have a projector showing a live scrolling list of Google searches in realtime. All of the cafeterias there provide buffet-style food and they are FREE!
Pity he didn't get the job and worse, he spilled out his interesting "20% project" (all Google coders can devote 20% of their time working on a side project – that's where they get Google Labs) which the interviewer jotted down on a piece of paper.
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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers got a little revenge Friday night on Jimmy Fallon's writing staff.
In an earlier episode of "Late Night Superlatives," Rodgers was labeled "Most Likely To Be Ellen DeGeneres Dressed Like A Football Player For Halloween."
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Against Milwaukee: 3-3
Standings: 1st in the Midwest (8 points ahead of Chicago)
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Away rank: 9th 12-6-2-1)
For the second consecutive game, Buzz Williams started freshmen Deonte Burton and JaJuan Johnson. They weren't bad in the 74-59 loss to St. John's, but they didn't provide the same lift as in last Thursday's victory against Providence.
Burton took a whopping 17 shots in 13 minutes. Johnson scored six points in 23 minutes.
"Deonte shoots a lot of balls but he has a chance to make them," Williams said. "JuJaun, a couple of his shots were too quick, but as the game slowed down he was move in a groove. Between those guys they took a third of our shots and made eight of them. You'd hope they'd shoot a little better percentage. But I think both of those guys are getting better."
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Todd Mayo had four turnovers and no points in 12 minutes.
Madison – The highlights and lowlights from Wisconsin's 59-58 loss to Ohio State Saturday at the Kohl Center:
We'll start with a quick update for fans who are clamoring for UW coach Bo Ryan to juggle is lineup.
Don't hold your breath.
"If you have bright guys who are working hard and buying into the system," he said, "if you take guys and move them out what you're saying is is that it's their fault.
"I don't do that. It's all of us together.
"Sometimes it might make a difference in how many minutes you get…that we've done a little bit of with some guys…
"I know it's always easy to sit there and say: 'Just start three other guys. Do this. Do that.'
"But the thing is, you still need those guys on board. You still need them playing hard, playing defense and rebounding and getting ready for the next one."
Asked what type of leadership he saw from his players, Ryan got around to focusing on the work of freshman Nigel Hayes (17 points, five rebounds).
"I saw some guys hustling out there," Ryan said. "I saw some guys banging on the glass…Nigel has out-worked everybody on the team, which is pretty obvious, and he does it without talking about it.
"Maybe that can be infectious. Maybe that can spread to some of the other guys. But for the most part guys are playing hard."
I'll let you judge whether Ryan's comment about Hayes working without talking was the head coach's way of sending a not-so-subtle message.
Trailing, 58-57, in the final minute UW missed a huge chance to turn the momentum in its favor.
After Ohio State's Amir Williams made only 1 of 2 free-throw attempts, the Badgers called a timeout with 49.2 seconds left.
Frank Kaminsky came wide open near the top of the key but missed a three-pointer with 27 seconds left. Williams grabbed the rebound, was fouled with 26 seconds left and made 1 of 2 free-throw attempts to give the Buckeyes a two-point lead.
"We had something else first and if that didn't go we were going to run (Kaminsky)," Ryan explained. "It was a good shot."
Kaminsky entered the day shooting 43.4% from three-point range. However, he missed all 3 attempts Saturday and is 2 of 12 in the last five games.
To say that point guard Traevon Jackson is pressing on offense is an understatement.
Since hitting 9 of 11 field-goal attempts in the loss at Indiana, Jackson has made just 12 of his last 45 field-goal attempts (26.7%).
As a result, his field-goal percentage has dropped to 39.2% from 43.3%.
UW has lost three consecutive home games for the first time under Ryan and is 2-3 at home in Big Ten play.
The Badgers lost a combined 10 home games in Ryan's first eight seasons. The loss Saturday was UW's 10th at home in the last two-plus seasons.
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Northwestern held on for a 55-54 victory at Minnesota Saturday to improve to 5-5 in the league and 12-11 overall.
The Wildcats, with three consecutive Big Ten road victories for the first time since 1960, are in sole possession of fourth place – ahead of UW (4-5), Ohio State (4-5) and Minnesota (4-5).
If the Big Ten tournament started Sunday, the Wildcats would get a first-round bye.
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New York - Packers RB Eddie Lacy has been named the Associated Press offensive rookie of the year.
The award was presented at the NFLHonors ceremony at Radio City Music Hall.
"Honestly, as weird as it sounds, I'm not a guy who sets goals," Lacy said. "As an athlete you want to, there should be some goal you aim for, but to me it's just taking care of every moment that you have and at the end whatever happens, happens. I just wanted to do the best I can.
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Lacy ranked No. 1 in the league among rookies and No. 8 among all players with 1,178 rushing yards this season, despite missing one full game and nearly all of another due to a concussion.
Memphis - A left ankle injury suffered by starting point guard Mike Conley left the Memphis Grizzlies in a bit of a bind.
But Grizzlies coach Dave Joerger said he was confident in 6-foot-6 guard Nick Calathes, who will move into the starting lineup against the Bucks on Saturday night at the FedExForum.
Conley was injured in the Grizzlies' 94-90 victory over Minnesota on Friday. Joerger said before tip-off Saturday that it has been diagnosed as a Grade 2 sprain and Conley will be re-evaluated in one week.
"He's a young player who has played in a lot of big games overseas," Joerger said of Calathes, who has played in pro leagues in Greece, Israel and Kazakhstan. "This is an opportunity for him as it was for (former Memphis player) Greivis Vasquez when he had to play some games as a starter.
"A guy can really get his confidence going, knowing he's going to be the guy. He has the support of everybody in the locker room. He can make plays and we're going to go with him."
The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC)-Midwest Region will show its first Super Bowl ad online Sunday at 8 a.m.
The 53 second ad called "Dreams" will be shown in the 12 states of LULAC's state Midwest region.
"As we watch the players realize their dreams coming true on the field, so must we focus on the dreams of our youth," said Darryl Morin, LULAC National vice president for the Midwest.
"I feel it is an important message not just for the Hispanic commuity, but our entire nation," he said.
Super Bowl Sunday has historically been a day that sees dramatic increases in internet activity and social networking and Morin said "it was the perfect day to share this message with the nation."
After snapping a six-game winless streak on the road with an overtime victory at Iowa Friday, Milwaukee was happy to get a point in a 3-2 shootout loss to visiting Grand Rapids Saturday, especially considering the Admirals didn't get back to town until 4:30 a.m.
Grand Rapids, which leads the Western Conference with 62 points, had to drive from Michigan and arrived at about 3 a.m.
"Both teams looked tired, certainly in the third period," Evason said. "The overtime was stalled out pretty good. I think travel on both groups showed in this hockey game. It is what it is. We can't do anything about the travel. But it's crazy. I'm sure they feel the same way.
"You take the point, you take the three on the weekend and be fairly happy."
Milwaukee lost its third shootout in a row, this time by a 1-0 score.