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ministryotech May 10, 2014 12:47 PM
in response to judithnewman
Hi all - I think this issue is far more down in the depths than simple preferences.
After giving up on my (now utterly useless) mac mini server I wired up my time machine drives to my Time Capsule instead. After 2 days happilly getting all my backups in place (I have 2 backup drives running and 3 machines to back up) and being about 80% there the Time Capsule decide to eject the external drives too.
This is just too much. Time capsule is a great idea and, to be honest, is one of the few things that actually keeps me using a mac at all. After all the hassle, cost in lost hardware and lost work hours (I estimate this issue has cost me over £1000 in time and parts costs so far) I am seriously considering moving back to a Linux / Windows hybrid system.
Your backups need to be reliable but with this I have no faith in my backups or even the safety of my own data!
dcsang May 11, 2014 4:03 PM
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As a follow up to my post of April 25, 2014. I have, in the last three weeks, switched out the one drive that was "Green" for a "NAS" drive (both Seagate). Since swapping out and transferring data between the drives (fyi the "green" drive is no longer attached via eSATA, Thunderbolt or USB to my iMac), I have not experienced a single drop or ejected drive.
I can say, right now, that replacing the Green drives with proper NAS drives seems to have solved my issue.
Johnnylane May 18, 2014 7:47 AM
in response to dcsang
I'm joining in with my observations, more for moral support than anything else.
I've got a mid 2012, 13-inch MBP. I replaced the optical drive with a 1Tb HGST Travelstar. I used an MCE Technologies Optibay kit. I wanted to carry an on board mirror of the boot drive.
The computer treats the new drive as a mounted, external drive. So, it suffers all the same issues and symptoms described above.
I can however add the following observations: Seems to be large file transfers causing the issue. A file here and there rarely (never?) causes the drive to eject. A minute before the drives ejected, a click is heard from the upper right hand side, near the power switch. A moment later, the dreaded ejection occurs.
The ejection issue is independent of the drive format. I tried formatting the drive as NTFS, and use Paragon. Slllooowww, is the only way to describe the result and still the drive unmounted. By the way, Carbon Copy Cloner wrote to the drive formatted this way.
So, I thought for a while it was caused by my mac choking on a hidden Windows file type. I moved some of the offending folders to a windows machine and unhid the files. Nothing. BTW, I maintain primarily video files, all formats.
Just thought I'd add my experieince, it is very frustrating. It makes externally backing up the machine impossible and untrustworthy. In this day and age of the cloud experience that Apple so much wants us to embrace, how can this be unaddressed? My Windows machines perform flawlessly in this regard. I no longer see an advantage in owning the pricier Apple equipment.
I guess I'm hoping for an answer to this of some sort. Rumors that Apple will be addressing this in the future.... The cable and drive suggestions wont work for me, its internal now, connected directly to the mobo.
I'm considering replacing OSX with Windows. Thoughts there? How about the second drive as the Windows drive?
Thanks for listening,
Basman May 19, 2014 2:14 AM
in response to Johnnylane
An interesting post, since this is one of the first that shows this problem persists even when using internal hardware connections only. A Mac owner wanting to install Windows - gasp!!! A pretty pass, that! Just sell it and buy a real PC where your Windows power management drivers (one of the biggest banes of Windows) have a snow ball's chance of working. If you use your Mac for business, run - don't walk - to change your hardware.
FYI: This thread was created for OSX Snow Leopard, which Apple has quietly, with no formal announcement, ceased to support with security updates as of last September. So no fix for the drive issue is forthcoming for the original post - there never was. Apple has a long-standing habit of forcing customers to update their OS after only four years (if they care about security) and a history of orphaned hardware (in terms of network connectivity) far inferior to Windows. XP had an 11 year run before Microsoft pulled the plug; it offered an architecture a business could rely on for a decade. In 2003, we were still running OSX 10.2 on G4s, with OS 9 users (and all their software) freshly jettisoned to the dust-bin or forced to limp on with "Classic."
So here we have this dismal support for a very basic hardware problem, which now has outlived the OS where this thread was started. Given this track record, coupled with higher prices and short architecture lifespans, is it any wonder that Apple still sells fewer computers than its PC rivals? I can't say I am hopelessly in love with this Lenovo or Windows 8, but my backups run.
For those that want to press on or have already invested in Mac hardware and software, read my earlier posts, echoed by dcsang and others, and get a NAS. You can then use ethernet to talk to your backup repository. A NAS running the current SMB2 protocols generally does not care what current flavor you are running (Mac 10.7+, Win Vista-7-8, Ubuntu 13.x+). With OSX 10.9, Apple has, once again, quietly and with no formal announcement, abandoned a core technology: it is ditching AFP file sharing for the current Windows and Linux standard: SMB2. Note that your AFP file shares will be (you guessed it!) in the dustbin, as is Snow Leopard, which, like XP, can't do SMB2 or DFS shares. So you might think that in the near future, the NAS or Win/Linux file server approach for storage looks even better than before. But apparently not all is happy in Maverick-land:
It looks like Maverick has some trouble with SMB2. But for a home user with no heavy network security requirements, one can still dial this back to SMB1, which also means your older 10.6 and earlier Mac equipment will still work with it.
So maybe it really is time to forget Thunderbolt, Firewire, and USB and throw those cables in the shoe box to join the old SCSI junk. End of story.
Johnnylane May 19, 2014 5:14 AM
in response to Basman
zI appreciate the response
There are mountains of these types out there (e.g, google "optibay, macbook pro, eject unexpectedly) dating back the last few years. I found one guy with the identical problem, including the make and model of the drive he installed.
I mirror your response. I have been able to get the mac to back to my Synology DS1513+ using Carbon Copy Cloner. That seems to work pretty solid even though Tme Machine failed me there.
And finally, the optibay guy actually wrote me back, at least feigning interst in my pitiful problem.
Ths was an attempt to go all in with Apple an iPad, iPhone and then the MacBook Pro. I have been let down.
Work has provided me with a Galaxy S4. I'm able to do side by side comparisons....
My girlfriend has a Kindle HDX. We found an issue on it preventing the email from switching between plain and HTML. Over te Kindle speaker the tech explained there was no way to do that, it was an omission in his opnion and he would elevate this for an update revision. Again, perhaps another veiled attempt to passivate the masses, but you feel better after an expereience like that.
I'm going to get out of the exclusive Apple business.
Johnnylane May 19, 2014 8:38 PM
in response to Basman
If this is an energy management issue, then switching the HDD to an SSD might remedy it.
Or maybe not....
Any thoughts there?
billmobile May 30, 2014 8:25 AM
in response to judithnewman
Well everyone, after 62 pages, 10 months and multiple itterations of the OS, I am officially tapping out.
I just got back from outfitting my studio with six Dell workstations. (three to follow shortly)
I cant wait any longer to upgrade my workstations, and my people in the field cant rely on NAS or cloud solutions, and after Genious Bar trips, phone support and online searching, I can see that there is no fix coming for the people experiencing this. I dont know if not enough of us are seeing this for Apple to step in, but in any event, I cannot run a business this way.
I cant have questions as to if someone could or could not backup their system while working away from the office, or have client files stuck on a suddenly inaccessible external harddrive.
I cant constantly be emailing out workarounds to people to try and figure out how to make something that should just work do what it should.
I know that Apple will never see this, but I just feel like I needed to say it. All phone/tablet upgrades are going into Android devices and tablets. Trying to run an Apple shop was fine, but I dont feel like dealing with the inevitable issues that ocurr with a mixed Apple/Windows environment. Especially not when doing so would be only to show loyalty to a company that I feel has forgotten me (all of us).
Im not even angry. Im sad.
par333 May 30, 2014 9:00 AM
in response to billmobile
My thunderbolt docking solution has been 'eject free' for about 1/2 year so I forgot about the problem.
Is there still a eject problem with Mavericks?
Johnnylane May 31, 2014 11:14 AM
in response to Johnnylane
The answer:
I took the 1TB HGST Travelstar 7K1000 and gave it a firmware downgrade. HGST emailed me application to set the port to either, Sata I, II, or III. Reducing it to Sata II solves the problem.
No more dropping.
Has somethgn to do with Apple/intels first venture into the Sata III world back then. I used the less expensive Opti bay kit. Not the more expensive Extreme they have created to solve the problem.
Works great and is plenty fast for a seconday drive.
alvareo92 Jun 14, 2014 12:35 PM
in response to judithnewman
62 pages and the issue is still there. Apple is one of the few companies that leave bugs on their software for years. Incredible. I'll avoid connecting this new HDD to this computer again (and use my Windows computer instead) because I've lost all info on two other drives because of this bug,.
willhowe Jul 6, 2014 1:20 PM
in response to judithnewman
Latest update (10.9.4) lists "Improves the reliability of waking from sleep"
... anyone know if this has resolved the issue with external Thunderbolt drives?
ateriksen Aug 26, 2014 1:22 PM
in response to judithnewman
I guess it's my time to write now. Don't know if it's smart to wake up this thread again, but here I go.. Btw, my native language is not English, therefore excuse my rusty English :-)
I have a 4-bay IB-RD3640SU3 from ICYBOX with 4x Seagate 2TB 7200rpm Barracuda disks in raid-5, and I connect it to my brand new iMac with USB-3. I never had any disconnects in Windows using eSATA->eSATA, not even once, for the record..
Just before I got my iMac I tried USB-3 in Windows to see if it's any faster than eSATA (it wasn't), but I discovered it sometimes disconnected while copying large amounts of data from 4-bay to another disk. I never used power saving features on Windoze but I did get some random disconnects now and then (5-10 minutes in standby) after trying USB-3. In my case the IB-RD3640SU3 spins down disks after a period of inactivity, even tho power saving is disabled, regardless eSATA or USB-3. I really don't know if this problem is because of USB-3 and cheap/poor controller inside 4-bay, cable or OS. I changed back to eSATA to back up my 4-bay before formatting for OS X and had no problems.
As mentioned, I just got my brand new iMac, and the first thing I did was to connect my 4-bay raid-5. For the record, I formatted drive with GPT (MAC Journ (not case, no crypt). When I copied large amounts of data I had the same issue in OS X as well, esp adding about 2000 jpegs to iPhoto. When the drive was in standby it also disconnected after a while, sometimes just before "sleep" (1hr inactivity) and sometimes after 5 minutes after last usage.. And...sometimes I get the "disconnected" warning just after i "wake up" the iMac. WTH..!
I believed that my USB-3 cable was ruined, and so I change the cable. New cable is now 1.5 meters vs "old" one which was 3.0 meters, and now I notice a decrease in disconnects. Don't get me wrong, its still not usable in my opinion!
I also get disconnects under huge workloads, like thousands of smaller files being copied/read from 4-bay. I haven't tried with larger files since I mostly edit photos. Same story with disconnects after inactivity, but its a lot improved vs when I used a longer cable.
OMG, soo many variables! :-(
Updating firmware doesn't work in my case, my disks is being recognized as 1 large (almost 7 TB) volume by OS (reason; Raid-5 GPT), and changing from Raid-5 to JBOD will ruin the parity of Raid-5. I doubt upgrading firmware is going to make any diff since reverting to eSATA in Win fixed the problem. I'm kinda' mental stuck on having 4-bay with a terrible USB-3 controller, or worse, OS X having problems with the whole ICYBOX "want-to-spin-down-when-idle .. while having-pms-with-USB-3 and/or USB-3 controller".
Maybe Keep Drive Alive can help my random disconnects, but I doubt it would help against the hibernation sleep/awake disconnects. I'm thinking about running Keep Drive Alive and Jettison, but I dislike to install any 3rd party software which may cause other problems to my workstation. Well, esp 2 potential softwares like that in one go. So, are there any people inside here running those 2 applications side-by-side? Do you run in to any issues performance wise?
The thread has been "sleeping" a long time now, did Apple provide any patch that I didn't get? :-S
Is there any people using Thunderbolt->eSATA adapters in here? Which one is recommended to use, if any? I've heard a lot of crp about Lacie, and Kanex is not a brand I know anything about. I believe if I use eSATA like I did earlier in Windows my problems will go away, most likely.
FYI, right before the 4-bay takes a dive under workload I also get the spinning beach ball of death.
I have done some research about this problem and I don't agree that Apple "sleeps in their class". They released 3 updates regarding this issue in 1 year, and you also have to think about how many brands there is, how many different stories/problems, how many different setups, how many different.. Etc. What I dont understand is that my WD Elements 500GB drive I'm using for TimeMachine have _no_ problems like this, and this drive use power from USB-3, while my 4-bay use external power! :@ WTH ?!?!
Allen Hammock Aug 30, 2014 10:19 PM
in response to judithnewman
I just experienced this on a brand new 1 TB G-drive connected on the Thunderbolt cable it came with, fresh out of the box 5 minutes ago and about 10 minutes into a Carbon Copy Cloner session. Attached to a 13" MacBook Air, 8Gb 1600 Mhz DDR3, 1.7 Ghz Intel Core i7, OS Version 10.9.4. I'm cloning the built-in 256 Gb SSD. On my screen CC Cloner reports "CCC aborted the task because the destination volume disappeared". I have notifications for each of the 3 partitions on the G-drive that were simultaneously ejected. No physical contact with the drive, cable, or laptop.
My power settings are set to never put the disk to sleep. I've seen the auto-eject problem now twice in the span of less than 10 minutes.
Allen Hammock Aug 30, 2014 11:04 PM
in response to William Boyd, Jr.
I am able to easily reproduce the auto-eject problem during Carbon Copy Cloner operations even while booted up in Safe Mode. However, I did run the procedure you suggested, do you see any kernel extensions in the diffs I captured?
# used AWK to strip out all but column 6 in the original files
diff full.txt safe.txt
> com.apple.driver.AppleIntelLpssDmac
< com.apple.driver.AppleIntelLpssDmac
< com.apple.driver.AppleHSSPISupport
> com.apple.driver.AppleHSSPISupport
> com.apple.driver.XsanFilter
< com.apple.driver.XsanFilter
> com.apple.driver.AppleFileSystemDriver
> com.apple.iokit.SCSITaskUserClient
> com.apple.iokit.IOUSBHIDDriver
< com.apple.driver.AppleCameraInterface
< com.apple.driver.AppleSMCLMU
< com.apple.iokit.IOHDAFamily
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< com.apple.vecLib.kext
< com.apple.driver.DspFuncLib
< com.apple.driver.AppleHDA
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> com.apple.driver.AppleGraphicsDevicePolicy
< com.apple.driver.ApplePlatformEnabler
< com.apple.iokit.IOUserEthernet
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< com.apple.iokit.IOSerialFamily
< com.apple.iokit.IOBluetoothSerialManager
< com.symantec.kext.ndcengine
< com.symantec.kext.ips
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< org.virtualbox.kext.VBoxUSB
< org.virtualbox.kext.VBoxNetFlt
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h_b Oct 27, 2014 6:02 PM
in response to judithnewman
Lest this lovely little thread die out, it looks like I just enountered the problem while running a CarbonCopyCloner backup from a MacBook Pro Retina mid-2012 (Yosemite OS X 10.10 14A388a) to a 4 TB WesternDigital MyBook via gigabit wired ethernet all the way. FWIW, two large Parallels VM files backed up okay (~53 and 36 GB,) but the job terminated after 8 1/2 hours while backing up with: "DISKCONT| 10/27 14:52:02 [INFO] Volume unmounted: "CarbonCopyCloner" (//Hal@WDMyCloud._afpovertcp._tcp.local/CarbonCopyCloner)"
noted in the ccc_debug.log file. It looks like this is still happening...I just bought CCC and am new to this issue.


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Very nice. Love how you're doing the classic versions of the LoSH costumes.
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Roger Penske will celebrate the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 by driving the Camaro SS 50th Anniversary Edition pace car.
Indy 500
11Roger Penske to drive 2017 Camaro SS pace car at Indy 500
1Penske would run Castroneves in Indy 500 one-off
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Roger Penske would like to put Helio Castroneves on the grid at the Indy 500, but the circumstances need to be right.
282015 Indy 500 race results
- Steven J. Ewing
- May 24, 2015
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We recap the 99th running of the Indy 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Spoilers ahead.
7We get a hot lap in the official Indy 500 pace car
1Franchitti, Kanaan, and Dixon prank young IndyCar driver
10Hinchcliffe stable after wreck at Indy [w/video]
- Chris Bruce
- May 19, 2015
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James Hinchcliffe suffered serious injuries in practice for the Indianapolis 500 when a suspension failure caused his car to crash into the wall. After undergoing surgery, he's now in stable condition.
6Ed Carpenter wreck caps crash-filled practice at Indy
- Chris Bruce
- May 18, 2015
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Ed Carpenter, Josef Newgarden and Helio Castroneves all had their racecars flip during practice for the Indianapolis 500. The crashes forced rules changes from officials for the event's qualifying.
2Alex Tagliani at Indy 500 for Foyt with throwback Gurney livery
- Noah Joseph
- May 6, 2015
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AJ Foyt won Le Mans with Dan Gurney back in '67. Now he'll be fielding a third car at Indy this year with a tribute livery to Gurney's Eagle, driven by Alex Tagliani.
7Honda, Chevy reveal low-drag speedway aero for Indy 500
- Noah Joseph
- May 3, 2015
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Honda and Chevrolet gear up for the 99th Indianapolis 500 by unveiling their new aerodynamics packages for super speedways, with less drag and downforce for higher top speeds.
8Jeff Gordon to pace Indy 500 in Corvette Z06
AddJR Hildebrand gets another shot at Indy 500
- Noah Joseph
- Apr 8, 2015
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The rookie who finished second after crashing on the last lap at the 2011 Indianapolis 500 will be back at the Brickyard again after signing with CFH Racing.
AddStraight No Chaser to succeed Jim Nabors in singing at the Indy 500 [w/videos]
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Jim Nabors may be best known for playing Gomer Pyle, but he's been part of Indy 500 for over four decades. Now that he's retiring, though, the race organizers have nominated an Indiana-based a cappella group to uphold the tradition.
4Young Roger Penske almost became a professional racecar driver
- Chris Bruce
- Dec 10, 2014
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Roger Penske stands among the most successful team owners in motorsports history. The man seems to have the Midas touch in racing no matter what the discipline with victories in Trans Am, IndyCar, NASCAR and endurance racing over his illustrious career. Plus, he has built a fortune from businesses like car dealers and truck rentals over the years and even nearly bought Saturn from General Motors at one point.
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Racing drivers live the fast life, but it's not all glory and fame. That's especially true of Randy Lanier – the former professional racing driver was sentenced in 1988 to life without parole on drug trafficking charges. But now he's being released.
5Check out Indy's new million-dollar LED scoring pylon
- Brandon Turkus
- Jul 26, 2014
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Anyone that's been to a race at the legendary Indianapolis Motor Speedway knows this to be true: The scoring pylon, which sat at the start-finish line and showed the positions of drivers as they lapped the oval has been horribly, terribly outdated, making it quite difficult to read. Considering this, the new, 92-foot-tall, $1-million, LED-adorned scoring tower that's just been erected is a huge improvement. Just compare the above image of the new tower with the inset image of the older model to
79How ABC ruined the Indy 500 finish for its viewers
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- May 27, 2014
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Like many of you, I spent my pre-Memorial Day Sunday sitting on the couch, watching racing. It started early, with the 7:00 AM kick off of Monaco Grand Prix coverage. There was a break in between, for things like bathroom stops, walking the dog and acknowledging that my loving girlfriend hadn't abandoned me for lack of attention. That was quickly followed up by a belter of an Indianapolis 500, which featured the second closest finish in race history.
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3Maserati returns to Indianapolis to commemorate historic win
- Noah Joseph
- May 27, 2014
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This past weekend was Memorial Day weekend, folks, and you know what that means: racing. There was the Monaco Grand Prix for Formula One fans, and back Stateside there was the Indianapolis 500. You might expect to see a name like Maserati pop up at the former more than the latter, but that wasn't always the case.
16Race Recap: 2014 Indianapolis 500 started strong, ended stronger [spoilers]
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Sunday marked the 98th running of the Indy 500 race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The weather was absolutely beautiful (76 degrees Fahrenheit, not a cloud in the sky), and for the first three-quarters of the race, it was business as usual. Despite the absolutely insane speeds (in excess of 200 miles per hour, constantly), some find it easy to write off a race on an oval track as being less exciting as events that involve both left and right turns, as well as elevation changes. But Sunday's rac
5Paralyzed racer will steer Corvette with head movements at Indy 500
- Brandon Turkus
- May 14, 2014
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Fourteen years ago, Sam Schmidt was lapping the Walt Disney World Speedway while preparing for the upcoming Indy Racing League season when he crashed. He spent five weeks on a respirator, and when he did come off, he discovered that he'd lost the use of his arms and legs.
2Legendary Indy 500 mechanic A.J. Watson dead at 90
- Chris Bruce
- May 13, 2014
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The Indianapolis 500 has lost one of its great competitors just weeks before the 2014 running of the famous race. A.J. Watson (pictured above left) competed multiple times from 1948 to 1984 as a designer, crew chief and mechanic, scoring six wins in his career with his own chassis at the Yard of Bricks. Watson died shortly after his 90th birthday.


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Potato in a Rice Bowl
iUniverse, May 11, 2010 - Biography & Autobiography
In the memoir Potato in a Rice Bowl, Peggy Keener shares her wacky misadventures as a sincere-though misguided-Minnesota housewife struggling to create normalcy for her family while living in Japan during the 1960s. Through charming vignettes, Peggy takes a look back at her bewildering foray into the Japanese culture after her husband accepts a military assignment in a country thousands of miles away from the small prairie town of Austin, Minnesota, where she was born and raised. The mother of three boys, Peggy chronicles how she managed to settle her disoriented family and flounce headfirst into the thorny, baffling culture while her husband was miles away on military missions. As she bungles through her boys' Japanese school, grapples with the eccentricities of her home and neighbors, and reconstructs the language to her liking, she somehow ends up as a personality on Japanese national television-all with the earnest hope of melding with her new country. In this humorous, irreverent, and even soul-searching collection of anecdotes, Peggy provides an entertaining glimpse into the enigmatic Land of the Rising Sun.
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I think I am going to abandon this book. I just realized I will not attend the book group meeting where it is discussed. I find some things very amusing and interesting, but the author's writing style is just too cutesy and forced to me. Read full review
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Last week I went for my mammogram (over 40) and realzied as I was filling out the paperwork that my period was late. I used to be 28 days ON THE DOT every month, but after having LO it's been a little more irradic . . . 3 1/2 weeks to 5 1/2 weeks. I was worried about having the mammogram in case I was pregnant so I ran over to my doctor's office and they ran a test and said it was negative. It's now been 6 1/2 weeks since my last period. I don't feel pregnant, but I don't feel like I'm going to get my period either. Anyone have any experience with this or any thoughts? I really appreciate any insight!
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My periods have been really wanky since I had my daughter. I only recently started realizing how odd they were when we started TTC in July. I started charting and keeping up with everything on a calendar. Things were so strange that I went in and had all of my levels checked last month. My OB said that as long as my levels were ok, and my trans vaginal ultrasound didn't show anything then she wasn't worried. Everything came back fine and she said its not uncommon to have differences in your cycle after having a baby. I know that doesn't answer any questions but I felt better after she said it. I would take another pregnancy test and maybe have everything checked out! Good Luck!
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Thanks so much eskwalters! I was planning on picking up a pregnancy test after work and I'll make an appointment if nothing changes!
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Thanks everyone for the input! I did another pregnancy test on Sunday and it was negative. Last night I had a little pinkish discharge (Sorry! TMI!!) and a little this morning. Uuuugggghhhh! Just annoyed with the whole situation.
I skip an average of two cycles a year since my first was born. It's annoying. I always think I'm knocked up.
My cycles are even less regular in length than before I hads kids. Fun.
I hope you figure it out.
My cycle used to run 30-31 days, and after I had my daughter it dropped to a very annoying 25-26 days. This month I didn't get it by 26 days and thought maybe I was going back to my old schedule but nope.... pregnant. I'm hoping this pregnancy will eventually provide a cycle reset but I've also heard your cycle gets shorter as you get older so who knows.
SAHM to my April 2011 daughter and July 2013 son. Due 11/15/16!
Maybe try testing again in a few days--my implantation bleeding with DD showed up as pinkish discharge, but I didn't test positive until maybe a week after that.
I called the doctor's office on Monday since it was 7 weeks and they called yesterday and the doctor wanted to see me. I went in and the first thing he says, "So, starting menopause??" Uuuggghhh!!! He was joking. They are running blood tests to make sure hormone levels are okay. Bled a little last night so maybe things will straighten themselves out now!
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Jack. N. Durben, 83Published 12:04pm Thursday, November 15, 2012
Born: July 2, 1929
Died: Nov. 10, 2012
Jack N. Durben, 83, of Edwardsburg and Fort Myers, Fla. went to be with his Lord on Nov. 10, 2012 at the Center for Hospice Care Elkhart, Ind.
Jack was born July 2, 1929 in South Bend to Frank and Martha (Trabant) Durben. On Oct. 27, 1962 Jack married Patricia A. Nicholson. She survives along with a daughter, Wendy S. (John P.) Kennedy of Cincinnati, Ohio; two sons, James H. Durben of Edwardsburg, Christopher A. (Catherine) Durben of Dubai, United Arab Emirates; a brother, Donald F. (Jo) Durben of Knoxville; two granddaughters, Peyton and Ryan Kennedy both of Cincinnati; two grandsons, Nicholas Jellison of Goshen, and Zachary Durben of Dubai.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Frank and Martha Durben; a brother, Eugene Durben; and an infant daughter.
Jack graduated from South Bend Central High School in 1948, received his bachelor's degree from Valparaiso University in 1952, and received his master's degree from Indiana University- Bloomington in 1953. Jack was a veteran of the United States Army, serving during the Korean Conflict.
He worked at Bayer Corp. (the former Miles Lab. Inc.) from 1955 until retiring as Director of Compliance on Jan. 1, 1995. He was a local and national officer for American Production and Inventory Control Society plus co-editor of the APICS Handbook. From 1960-1985 he was an instructor at IUSB. Jack was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Elkhart, and former member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, South Bend. Jack also served on the school board at Trinity Lutheran School and involved with the school building committee. He was a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity at Valparaiso University; an Ontwa Township Trustee for 30 years; chairman of the Ontwa Township Planning and Zoning committee; and an active member of Cass County Republican Party.
Friends called from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Nov. 13, 2012 at Hartzler-Gutermuth-Inman Funeral Home. Services were at Lutheran Church of the Redeemer Nov. 14 with viewing at 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and services, which began at 10:30.
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Knowing that presidential elections can turn on a dime, experts
are hesitant to predict what will drive the vote in November. But
with the war in Iraq and national security ranking with the economy
and jobs as critical issues on the minds of voters, one thing is
clear. How each candidate approaches the United States' relationship
to the rest of the world just might be the key to winning the vote
this year.
"We can talk about elections as a kind of balance between
two agendas," says Elspeth Rostow, professor emerita and former
dean of the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs. "The
domestic agenda on the one side, the foreign policy agenda on the
other. You look at it and ask which side of the ledger was more
important in a given election."
It won't be clear which side will be more important in 2004
until after the November 2 results are in, but foreign policy is
impossible to ignore this campaign season. In a recent CBS News
Poll, the war in Iraq was named as the issue voters would most like
to hear the candidates discuss. In an April ABC News/ Washington
Post poll nearly 50 percent of respondents named either the war
in Iraq or the campaign against terrorism as the single most important
issue for their vote.
Foreign policy always has been critical in American politics. We
are, after all, a nation that began as a British colony and won
its independence through an international war. However, weighing
the role of foreign policy in individual elections can be tricky.
It always matters, but voters don't say how much until they
head to the polls.
The timeline below details some of the foreign policy issues at
play in most of the elections since Woodrow Wilson won in 1916 with
the "He Kept Us Out of War" slogan.
To view the timeline, click on any year to get further information
about foreign policy in that election. Or use the arrows above
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The election of 1916 illustrated something critical about
foreign policy talk during a campaign season: it doesn't fall
exclusively on American ears.
"Presidential rhetoric geared to the task of winning an election
could appear to outside ears to be a guarantee of future policy,"
says Rostow.
In 1916, World War I had already been waged in Europe for two years
when both Wilson, the incumbent, and his challenger, Charles E.
Hughes, campaigned on a platform of American neutrality. This may
have eased the nerves of the American public, but it was also noted
by overseas powers.
"In 1916 the message went to the German general staff that
America was going to be neutral," says Rostow. "Almost
immediately they cranked up the submarine campaign on the grounds
that they could do anything and the U.S. would still stay out."
The U.S. entered the war in April 1917, just a month after Wilson's
second inauguration, not long after a German U-boat sank the Lusitania
and Germany announced a policy of unrestricted submarine warfare.
Wilson, who campaigned with a promise to avert war, was now a war
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In February, President Bush identified himself as a war president
as well in an interview with Tim Russert on Meet the Press. Democratic
contender John Kerry has given much of his campaign time in the
past month to laying out his proposed policy around the war in Iraq.
And for much of the spring the respective Vietnam records of both
candidates were splashed across the headlines.
How each candidate would use the U.S. military power is clearly
a primary foreign policy issue in this election.
However things unfold, the framing of the candidates' debate
over the use of military has already occurred, says Dr. Bruce Buchanan,
an expert on presidential politics and professor in the Department
of Government.
"In some ways the interesting thing right now is that there's
a convergence of their positions, but there are still differences,"
says Buchanan. "President Bush would still say, I think, though
he hasn't said so lately, that he's not going to seek
anybody's permission to take military action. He's identified
with the preemptive doctrine."
"Kerry speaks of a doctrine of prevention rather than preemption,
which means trying to head off the need to use the military in a
proactive way. Though Kerry does say that he would if he had to."
In past elections, the impact of war on the vote has varied. In
1952, General Dwight D. Eisenhower ran for election against former
Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson. The Cold War had begun five years
earlier and American troops were fighting in Korea. Eisenhower,
commanding general of the victorious forces in Europe during World
War II, seemed the likeliest choice for a nation under threat.
Buchanan looks to the election of 1972 to draw the closest parallels
with our current situation. By the election of 1968 the war in Vietnam
was already a divisive issue, but the chaos at home ultimately proved
to be primary at the polls. In 1972, the war was slightly less divisive,
but still on the minds of voters.
"In 1972 Richard Nixon was running against George McGovern
with McGovern advocating bailing out of Vietnam and Nixon promising
to stay the course and achieve peace with honor," says Buchanan.
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D. Eisenhower Library
The election in 1972 decimated McGovern and the Democrats, however,
even with the first tremors of Watergate already being felt. Rostow
attributes the extreme nature of this election to the public perception
that McGovern sat too far to the left.
"It's interesting, because voters get an impression
of a candidate quite early and it's pretty hard to change,"
says Rostow. "McGovern was tied with three issues—the
AAA issues: acid, meaning the legalization of marijuana; abortion;
and amnesty. What he tried to do in the summer of '72 was
detach himself from the left and move to the center, but it was
too late."
In that election, there was a foreign policy problem with the American
people unhappy with the war, but there were also candidates who
were substantially at odds with one another. Buchanan says the difference
was much starker than the one we find today with Bush and Kerry.
"Bush and Kerry have pretty much agreed on what the next
president is going to have to do," he says. "Most notably,
see the Iraqi venture through to some sort of responsible conclusion.
They also pretty much agree that the terror war is going to continue
and that there's going to be a need to reach out to the Islamic
The means, in this case, are more at question than the ends, at
least in the campaign rhetoric.
A president who is strong during wartime is still not guaranteed
reelection, as the election of 1992 illustrates. While the Gulf
War had been over for a year when campaigning began, sitting President
George Bush had enjoyed enormous popularity after the war, with
approval ratings at a staggering 89 percent in 1991. His standing
was so strong that many Democratic candidates chose not to enter
the race.
"The sacrificial lamb concept didn't appeal in '92,"
says Rostow.
However, Bush's challenger, Bill Clinton, ended up not being
a sacrificial lamb after all. Even with the war over, Bush didn't
turn to the domestic agenda. His approval ratings took a nosedive
to 29 percent in 1992, and voters voted not based on a past war,
but on current conditions at home. Clinton aide James Carville turned
out to be right when he said, "It's the economy, stupid."
Photo #P17706-15: George
Bush Presidential
Library and Museum
This year, voters will be paying attention to the economy and to
the war in Iraq, but the campaign against terrorism will also be
driving their decisions. This ongoing campaign bears some resemblance
to the Cold War, which factored into elections from the late 1940s
to the early 1990s. With the fight against terrorism, however, determining
whom we are fighting against is more complicated.
"We now have so many places from which the threat of terrorism
can emanate it makes one nostalgic for the time when we just worried
about what was going on at the Kremlin," says Rostow.
Happenings at the Kremlin were very much on voters' minds
during the election of 1960. Much is made of the contrast between
the young, charismatic John F. Kennedy and the older, wearier Richard
Nixon in this election, which offered voters the first televised
presidential debates. These years later, it's easy to forget
why Nixon at the time seemed the more obvious choice.
As Eisenhower's vice president, Nixon had taken on Soviet
leader Nikita Khrushchev in the so-called "kitchen debate"
in Moscow in 1959. His performance—a verbal sparring in a
model kitchen exhibit at the U.S. Trade and Cultural Fair—was
heralded, and it suggested a forceful, competent leader.
Kennedy campaigned on the "missile gap," the alleged
superiority of Soviet nuclear weaponry over American weaponry. The
missile gap was exaggerated, but it tapped into the American public's
fear about a potential nuclear attack and helped Kennedy win the
"It's often argued that the first time we felt vulnerable
was 9/11," says Rostow, "but that's not really
true. We felt very vulnerable during the Cold War, and elections
during that time show it."
The Cold War arguably had an impact on every election from 1948
through 1988, with particularly heavy impact in the 1970s and '80s.
In 1976, when sitting President Gerald Ford debated Jimmy Carter,
he declared, "there is no Soviet domination of Eastern Europe."
It was so clearly a snafu that his campaign lost momentum after
that and Carter won the election.
Carter himself, however, wasn't helped when four years later
the Soviets invaded Afghanistan and the president said he'd
learned more about the Soviets in the previous week than he had
in all his previous life. Ultimately, foreign policy debacles like
the Iran hostage crisis led to his loss in 1980 to Ronald Reagan.
"Reagan doesn't do much with foreign policy immediately
after his inaugural except use the phrase 'evil empire'
to describe the Soviet Union," says Rostow.
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Reagan Presidential
Foundation and Library
Soviet relations are a key foreign policy issue during Reagan's
years in office, as retrospectives presented after the former president's
recent death have shown. During his eight years in office Gorbachev
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This train is coming like a ghost train
Near empty trains rattle around the countryside at odd hours of the day and night... Why Britain has secret ghost trains [more inside]
Wheels of steel, rolling on wood: pole roads from the history of logging
If you're looking around historic logging regions, you might come across trucks, trains or even just axles with strange, wide steel wheels. They weren't intended to run on very large tires, but pole roads for logging. Here are some trains designed for such log roads, and here's a history of logging trucks that includes three types of wooden roads used to improve logging access. Here's a short clip of a logging train running on an elevated log track, and if you're thinking about building your own log road, The Timberman provides a lot of details and some schematics (Google books), straight out of 1918.
Home Movie of Walt Disney Playing with a Model Train in 1948
Ward Kimball's home movie footage of Walt Disney playing with a backyard scale model railroad in 1948.
This is a subject of but small importance; and I know not whether it will interest any readers, but it has interested me.
CN Turbo Train Part 2, part 3, 1970 Film. Canada Off the Rails: You know the story of the Avro Arrow, now discover how Canada fell from leader to laggard in another cutting edge, vastly profitable, globally relevant transportation industry, where Canadians had held a strong lead, until this Canadian homegrown industry was derailed; high-speed derailed... CN Turbo Train - "3:59" - The Lost Film (the high speed rail flickr pool is recommended viewing). [more inside]
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America's system of rail freight is the world's best. High-speed passenger trains could ruin it [more inside]
America's system of rail freight is the world's best. High-speed passenger trains could ruin it [more inside]
I thought the Train would never come -- How slow the whistle sang --
"There is at least one technology in America, however, that is worse now than it was in the early 20th century: the train." Why trains run slower now than they did in the 1920s.
The Forbidden Railway - a train trip to Pyongyang
In September of 2008, two Austrians traveled 13,000km by rail from Vienna to Pyongyang - without asking permission and going through the official Koran travel agency. [more inside]
Geared Steam
On a traditional steam locomotive the pistons drive the wheels directly via cranks. An unusual looking series of variants, the geared locomotives, took a different approach - using gears and driveshafts, giving them an advantage in traction at the cost of speed, making them ideal for steap grades and tight curves of logging railroads. The most common was the Shay Locomotive (video), with it's vertical pistons. Other variant included the Climax (video, seen at the Mount Rainier Scenic Railroad) and the Heisler, which had it's pistons in a V-formation (video). Many examples of the geared locomotive can be found at the Northwest Railway Museum.
This enormous red circular carriage will never fit onto the tracks!
London to Brighton. Are our attention spans getting shorter?
London to Brighton in Two Minutes (2006) [HI Apple Quicktime, LO Adobe Flash] preceeded by London to Brighton in Three-and-a-Half Minutes (1983) [RealMedia, context] preceeded by London to Brighton in Four Minutes (1953) [RealMedia, context]
The Ted Kierscey Collection
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Man who stopped train with his bare hands
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A 53-year-old man will spend the next 16 years in prison for molesting a 12-year-old girl. Silvestre Calderon Marquez was sentenced in Placer County Superior Court this week after pleading guilty in March to a felony county of continuous sexual abuse of a minor that involved a Kings Beach girl. The abuse occurred between December 2009 and March 2010 after Marquez had moved in with the victim's family. In a letter from the victim, who is now 14, she told the court that Marquez threatened to burn down her house, hurt her parents and siblings, and kill her puppy if she did not do what he wanted. "The defendant terrorized this little girl to satisfy his own sick sexual desires," Prosecutor Tracy Lunardi said in a press release issued Friday afternoon. The victim eventually told her parents, who then kicked Marquez out of their home. "Hopefully, the victim can have some peace of mind now that the defendant will be in prison for a long, long time," Lunardi said. ~ Staff report


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A friend taught me to make these and we've been making oodles for charity. They work up super fast and easy!
You'll need three lengths of Fabric in three coordinating colors.
Makes one standard size pillowcase.
You can vary the bun/hot dog size up or down, just make sure that the total yardage between those two is 36″ – 38″. 9 – 12″ for the bun is ideal.
If you use two yards of coordinating fabric, plus 6″ of a third, you can make two coordinating pillowcases with opposite colors.
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I made a pillow case like this for my sewing class (but the mustard was ruffled) but this variation of making it is so much simpler and I love the French seams!
You could definitely do it, but I you'd need to make the pillowcase more like a lined tote bag. Hmmm...
You could definitely do it, but I you'd need to make the pillowcase more like a lined tote bag. Hmmm...
Hi Jennifer,
Thanks for the reply, I was hoping to find a way to hide the seams entirely similar to this pattern though I didn't really think it was possible, I was hoping...
Hey Todd,
If you want to make a reversible pillowcase from this pattern, and don't mind your French seams on the reversible side, you could use two pieces of fabric for the body and have them placed wrong sides together before you start sewing.
Hope that helps!
EXCELLENT pattern!! Thank you... My daughter absolutely LOVES the new pillowcase.
I do have a question though. Do you have any suggestions for making the pattern reversible? Or do you have or know of another pattern for a reversible pillowcase?
Thanks again,
Yep, it's a great technique, though I haven't been able track down who originally came up with it. Believe me, I've tried, lol!
No way, my sewing teacher taught us how to make these last winter, they're really easy!
It's approximately 44". I'll add it to the directions for future reference, thanks for asking!
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I had a transvaginal cerclage placed 6 weeks ago. At my post-op checkup, I was told that sex is not recommended due to risk of infection and/or damage to the stitch.(I am bacterial vaginosis-prone, seems as if ANYTHING throws off my ph balance. Then, it's downhill from there.) UTI's too. I've already been treated for two of those, and I'm only 15 weeks. My doctor said that these infections can cause preterm labor. I explained this to my husband, who should have but didn't attend the appointment. It went in one ear, and out the other. I don't understand why he would want to put me or his unborn child at risk, knowing the possible consequences. Having him attend an appointment won't make a difference though. He feels that NOBODY can tell him that he can't have sex with his wife (doctor or otherwise). He hasn't said that, but he doesn't have to. That's just him. He basically said it by ignoring the post-op instructions that were told to him. Our marriage was already shakey before this pregnancy, with sex(or lack thereof on my part) as a major part of the problem. Now to be told " no sex until further notice"......I think it's going to cause problems all over again. Even though I know and understand the risks, it's one of those things where I just give in, to avoid the pouting, silent treatment, guilt trip, etc. all the while, praying that nothing goes wrong.
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I agree with shapiro. Get over it. Healthy baby is way more important than sex. It is even more annoying when the women on this board complain about a lack of sex. But i do notice that most of the people who complain are women who have not yet suffered an IC loss. I have a TAC, so nothing is off limits to me. But I still dont have sex.
Married 4 years. Mom to Angel Baby Girl "Weslee" 11/11/11-11/12/11. Born too soon at 24 weeks due to an IC. ^3/14/12--5 W M/C^, ^5/24/12 9 W M/C^
Posted 03/15/2013
Agreed with all above... My hubby is super supportive and yes he states he misses me but anyone that would put the baby at risk or me for that matter, is to someone to be married to. I had a shitty first marriage a long time ago, this one is the way it would be. Supportive and loving and caring. He hasn't missed one appt either, in fact he asks questions too since he is so concerned about how the SBR affects me. I am so sorry you have to go through this, but you need to be strong! We lost a baby last June after being so vested for 6months along. It is devastating! Trust me (and likely others above) when I say that if he isn't supportive of the situation now, you will likely be going through a loss of a baby without support too. Losing a baby is hard enough with a supportive spouse, I can't Imagine having to go through losing a baby alone (ie without full loving support). We cried together for weeks into months.... Many of us have lost babies pretty far along for misc. reasons, don't add yourself to the list by letting your husband risk the baby's life!
Posted 03/26/2013
I feel so sad for u as I m reading this post of yours. If the Dr said no sex then why do u even think about it? I already lost a bb once n I know I will do everything I can not to lose this one. Even if that is no sex. I know its a long time until the bb is born but if your husband cannot show support during this time then when? By letting him have sex w u under this condition u r agreement that his sex need is more important than your bb? I'm sorry I don't want to be pesimistic but prepare to lose a bb if you continue " giving in". Mommy's first duty and responsibility is to care and protect your baby. U r failing.
Posted 03/26/2013
You and your baby come first!!!! And your DH needs to get over it! My DH and I haven't had sex since last September! We are technically allowed now and have tried a few times but at 39 weeks pregnant I'm just in to much pain all over to end get into position lol my DH doesn't care. He wants the best for me and this baby we have fought and sacrificed SO much for! Or sex life will return in due time. No big deal! Please don't compromise your health or your baby's health for SEX! That's insane!
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