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Chancellor rallies Labour voters
Gordon Brown has issued a rallying cry, telling supporters the "stakes are too high" to stay at home or protest vote in the forthcoming general election.
The chancellor said the vote - expected to fall on 5 May - will give a "clear and fundamental" choice between Labour investment and Conservative cuts.
Speaking at Labour's spring conference in Gateshead, Mr Brown claimed the NHS was not safe in Conservative hands.
He said Tory plans to cut £35bn tax would "cut deep into public service".
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To a packed audience at Gateshead's Sage Centre, the chancellor said the cuts proposed by shadow chancellor Oliver Letwin were the equivalent of sacking every teacher, GP and nurse in the country, he told activists.
Laying into the Conservative's record in government he said: "I give you this promise - with Labour, Britain will never return to the mistakes of ERM and 10% inflation, 15% interest rates, £3bn in lost reserves, 250,000 repossessed, one million in negative equity and three million unemployed.
"Never again Tory boom and bust.
"This will be the central dividing line at the election, between a Conservative Party taking Britain back and planning deep cuts of £35bn in our services, and a Labour government taking Britain forward, which on a platform of stability will reform and renew our hospitals, schools and public services and, I am proud to say, spend by 2008 £60bn more."
Turning to the economy, the chancellor pledged to continue economic stability and growth in a third term in power.
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He said after seven years Labour had transformed from a party not trusted with the economy to "the only party trusted with the economy".
It was now a "party not just of employees, but of employers and managers", he said.
In the speech - which prompted a standing ovation from an audience clearly "warm" to Mr Brown - he also promised to end teenage unemployment within the next five years.
He also highlighted plans for 100% debt relief for the world's poorest countries, a national minimum wage for 16 and 17-year-olds and the creation of a network of children's centres and flexibility in maternity leave.
The prime minister is to take part later on Saturday in an interactive question and answer session, fielding queries sent in by e-mail, text message and telephone as part of Labour's attempt to engage the public in their campaign.
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I swear, this is only my second baby but I feel like a grumpy old timer on this board. All of the posts about how awful nausea is just make me laugh and think, wait until they find out what 9 months pregnant during summer feels like! Same goes for the excitement about telling family members -- come summer, it's going to be WAR over who can be in the delivery room and who can visit the newborn when. How did I get so jaded? Anyone else need to snap out of it?!
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Quaggi, everyone here was a FTM at one point, it's true, but some people seem to have bypassed Google, their doc's office, and (for instance) very clear directions on HPTs (yes, you have to take the cap off before you pee on it. Lol). Instead of researching for yourself or get a professional opinion, you ask a bunch of random women on the interwebz how your HCG numbers are, or why you can't see the heartbeat (or anything) on your 4wk OR 5wk u/s.
I exaggerate, of course, but not by much.
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LOL totally. I feel bad because I am not as excited...its weird. The ones that kill me are the ones where they think they are showing already or boobs growing already or just plain too soon weirdness. But I find its like a train wreck I cant look away! Honestly. Your bloated take something for it.
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Hi I am a FTM and read every post in this thread. I too am already annoyed at the am I BFP. I didn't join until after I knew. Why else would u join August board! It's practically spam. As for why don't we google, I have found I get a lot more down to earth advice here from btdt mamas than I find even on bbc. For example the bleeding worries and the what is ok to eat. The Internet would have you not eat any protein if it were healthy. The obs either are too lax with the bleeding avoiding getting sued or too cynical when it could b nothing. They need hardcore results and some are just plain awful at giving the real deal odds and facts because of that. They've seen to much to offer hope sometimes. Agree in some cases you shouldn't though. In anycase what I'm saying here is omg I am avoiding the circumcision discussions. U mean this gets worse?! ;-)
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This is my 3rd pregnancy this year, trying for 1st baby, but I have been on the February and July boards so this one is deja vu!
It's the same topics, different people.
It's the same topics, different people.
Posted 12/19/2012
Also I know I'm bloated you would have up b an idiot to think a seed or twin seeds were showing. But I think they just mean showing a belly in general due to the pregnancy. We r not used to anything like this body change! Also my boob are swollen. I had gastric bypass and am all too familiar with my fried eggs on nails boobs and right now they are voluptuous. I am not hallucinating! Lol. And don't beat yourselves up we all get frustrated at broken records n hey u have hormone stuff going on too ;)
Posted 12/19/2012
The boobs getting bigger does happen right away for some like me. I have a bra shop in my closet and I had to go dig out the bras from when I was pregnant with ds. I can say that the swelling is no where near as intense this time as my breasts we like empty hot water bottles with plenty of extra skin to expand in. But they looked like a double scoop of ice cream in my regular bras.
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This is my fourth and the other three were in my 20s... now, as an advanced maternal age mom, I can guarantee you I'm showing already. :) We call it left overs from the other three!! I still drink some coffee, I might even eat feta... rules.. schmules.. I like to be helpful, but some of it is so ridiculous I just have to move on!
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Girls, you got me rolling from the 'bun in the oven' thread!!!! "Yep, you are definitely pregnant." LMAO! And oh baby your trix question had me rolling too!
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I felt mean by asking it but really I remember being a little kid ans asking my mom why my poop was green and she told me it was all the dyes and sugars in the junk food I ate.
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Yeah I believe it, my sons turned colors this week and I freaked and then I remembered we had birthday cake batman themed with blue and black icing so I knew that did it.
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I ordered 2 of these parkas for my boys. My youngest is about 4 1/2 ft. tall and about 80 pounds. I ordered him an XXS. The arms are long, but the velcro closures on the wrists solved that problem. We just push the sleeves up and cinch the wrists with the velcro. The length is good. Hits him at about the ankles. Plenty of room to grow, but not ridiculously big.My oldest is about 5ft tall and about 120 pounds. I got him the XS, again, similar fit as my youngest, room to grow.Neither boy feels like he is "swimming" (pardon the pun) in his parka. Both love the warmth and comfort. It doesn't feel bulky. All the pockets are great. i-pod fits great in one pocket and goggles in the other. I love the quality and the look. Very happy with my purchase!!
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My 10 year old and my 9 year old love this parka. Makes getting ready for training so much easier as they all need to do , is wear their swimming suit on, parka on top and ready to go. Out of the pool, parka back on and home we go. As they train late in the evening, 20 min away from home we don't have much time to waste. Having these parkas has made it easier for us and no wet car seats on the way back from their long hairs. Hood keeps those wet locks in place.Definitely recommend it for regular swimmers.
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Love this parka, as for sizing, my son is 8 5ft and 108 lbs and typically where's a 14- and we ordered a men's small, the jacket fits a little big however we are happy he has room to grow into.
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I love this parka, but I don't understand why the hood stops right at the forehead? If it is raining, there is no protection for your face, unless you are wearing a cap. I think I don't understand this design…..but I do love the parka. I purchased the XS, I am 5ft 3in tall, weight 115 lbs, and it fits perfectly!
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This is just logical. If you link with a Black game in the Global Link and you own White and then do a mission, you can visit Black city. This isn't a glitch (except the glitch forest) because both places are in both games. Also, cross-over your sav works because BOTH THE GAMES HAVE THE SAME BASE. GF starts with making one game, and then they copy it and slightly edit the copy to get 2 different games. This isn't weird or anything, if you put a HG sav on a SS game you can catch Lugia the SS way. That's how it is done.
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She passed out, and i dropped her on the floor, glaring down at her. How had she killed the statue? Who had put that lighter in the game, was a better question, had Matt done it? I chuckled. I guess now i could only wonder. I picked her up and set her on her bed, trying to think of what to do with her. Looking around her room i found she was into gaming, she had multiple consoles around her room, as well as a large shelf almost covered in games.
"A gamer girl. Nice." I chuckled, then stopped. "BEN what are you saying, she's just like any other girl, just something to toy with until she goes insane! Just another play toy i can break, just..." I sighed. "But theres something about her, something..."
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Oh.My.Gawd. it's so short!!! Sorry, i had horrible writers block and kept getting distracted, i won't have to go to sleep early tomorrow so i'll finish this and try to do Jeff's as well.
it's so horrible it hurts....
I have to do better than this, but i have to do the Trenderman X Reader too.
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it's so horrible it hurts....
I have to do better than this, but i have to do the Trenderman X Reader too.
Part 3
That was not me b/c I would still be under the bed
I don't break so easily Benny~
Would you like a hug to make you fell better?
it's ok your a great writer
I can't find part four. Could you send me a link to it?
Yes girls can be gamers like I am so many people say there are no girls online
I don't know what your talking about I personally enjoyed this
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To help with different family needs, Rita Élisabeth Sessi has been selling cloth and packs of water (PUR water) out of her house and via the distribution system for fifteen year. This business enables her to meet her needs without much problem. She gets her supplies from a market in Benin.
Seeking to satisfy her customers and to increase her sales and revenues, Rita Élisabeth Sessi is requesting, along with the other members of the group AFEPEB, a fourth loan from ALIDé. This loan will allow them to boost their level of business and grow their customer base and revenues. The previous loans received were indeed paid back.
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Arlington Heights' starring role on the international stage is as host to Arlington Park and the Arlington Million.
Now it's also about to debut in a smaller, though hardly secondary role as host of the Czech Republic's interim Chicago-area consulate.
Arlington Heights was chosen because of George Drost, who will be the country's honorary counsel here.
Drost will be formally inducted into his new post Tuesday in a gathering of 300 local, state and Czech officials, and invited guests at the Metropolis Ballroom, 6 S. Vail Ave.
He'll be sworn in by Czech Ambassador Martin Palous, and Petr Pithart, chairman of the Czech Senate. Pithart will also officially open the consulate, which will be housed in Drost's 11 S. Dunton Ave. law office until a permanent consulate is opened in downtown Chicago.
For Drost, whose family fled then-Czechoslovakia in 1948, after the communists took over, it's the job of a lifetime that further strengthens his cultural ties to his homeland.
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"Chicago has been unrepresented, which has been something of a huge void as far as the Czech population is concerned," he said.
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"Mr. Drost has been known among the Czech compatriot community as a very active, diligent and hardworking man for a number of years," said Richard Krpac, head of the counsel department at the Czech Republic's Washington, D.C. embassy.
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David J. Theroux, Founder and President of the Independent Institute, presents the idea and concept behind Love Gov: From First Date to Mandate, the award-winning, satirical video series that portrays the federal government as an overbearing boyfriend Scott Gov Govinsky who foists his good intentions on a hapless, idealistic college student, Alexis Smith.
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Founder and President of the Independent Institute, David Theroux is interviewed by Ave Maria Radio President Al Kresta at the Napa Institute Annual Conference. Also President of the C.S. Lewis Society of California, David Theroux talks about C.S. Lewiss writings on liberty and Christianity and how Lewis became one of the best-read and most influential writers of the 20th and 21st centuries.
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Love Gov portrays the federal government as an overbearing boyfriend Scott Gov Govinsky who foists his "good intentions" on a hapless, idealistic college student, Alexis. Each episode follows Alexis's relationship with Gov as his intrusions wreak (comic) havoc on her life, professionally, financially, and socially. Alexis's loyal friend Libby tries to help her see Gov for what he really is a menace. But will Alexis come to her senses in time? Tune in to find out!
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Applauded by many governments around the world as one of the cleanest initiatives for the generation of energy, the wind industry is also one of the most expensive and heavily subsidized, compared with other power generation alternatives. Ryan M. Yonk, Research Fellow at the Independent Institute, presents interesting and little-known facts, which demystify wind power's efficiency, cost, and benefits for the environment.
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Drawing on C.S. Lewiss varied writingsfiction for both adults and children, non-fiction essays and scholarly treatises, poetry, and extensive correspondence with people from all walks of lifeIndependent Institute President David Theroux presents Lewiss highly developed, Judeo-Christian philosophical insights into our relationship with power and human aspirations.
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Hi everyone, I wasn't going to join the group, but I think I need more support than I initially thought with my m/c. I have never even joined the birth clubs in the past. Anyways I went for my 12 wk u/s last Tuesday and it was so quick and the tech said the doc would be in touch with me. After that I knew something was wrong because I got to see my DS on the screen kicking and moving around with his little heart beating a mile a minute. I called the doc the next day and they were closed so I had to wait until the next day Thursday. The doc called me back that afternoon (which by that time I was cramping a bit and spotting) and told me that he did not find a baby in there, nothing had developed past 6wks and my body still thought I was pregnant at 12wks :( I was told to wait for things to pass naturally and not even given the option of a D&C. I had been spotting brown blood/discharge since 6wks and the odd time bright red but no cramping and I was told I had a friable cervix so I always attributed it to that. I had a "feeling" that things weren't right and even had a couple really bad dreams that the pregnancy would end badly. Weird. Anyways nothing really progressed until Saturday evening when I started cramping a lot more and started passing huge clots. By Sunday morn at 5am I was basically in labour and by 7am I had contractions on top of each other and could not stand up due to the pain. I considered calling 911 but was able to get up to get a couple extra strength advil and that took the edge off until about 8am when the contractions subsided and I passed EVERYTHING. So scary and so sad but I feel better knowing its over and telling my story to all of you strong and wonderful ladies. Hang in there everyone and keep trying! Now I am just unsure of what the next step is. I have an appointment with the doc in 2wks...should I ask for another u/s or blood test to make sure everything is back to normal. We have a 2yr old and want to give him a sibling one day so I want to start trying again after a couple cycles.
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Im so sorry for your loss. I would talk to your dr about how you want to start trying right away agian and they will help you through it. I hope you can start trying right away! My thoughts and prayers are with you on having a happy and healthy baby very soon!
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So sorry you're having to join this group :( But if you have to go through this, I'm glad you found us...the women on this board are great and very supportive, and it's just kind of nice knowing you're not the only one experiencing this. I just had my hCG levels checked on Friday, which was about 2wks since my m/c. They're down to 13, and the doc said they're dropping appropriately, so no other tests are needed. I have heard some women get a follow up u/s to make sure everything is out, but I'm not sure if they only do that if your hormone levels don't drop like they'd expect, or if some doctors just do it as a standard practice. I hope you're able to start trying again right away! Good luck and sticky baby dust!
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Thanks ladies :) Its great to have the support from other women for sure. I will be asking the doc what the next step is too.
Good to you gals as well!
I passed naturally and they did an u/s and a physical exam to be certain my body passed everything and there was nothing left. Probably a physical exam would be sufficient unless u/s are free on your insurance. I'd rather not have to pay for an extra one if it's not necessary.
My doc wants me to wait 3 periods before trying again (maybe because I have PCOS?) and I'm okay with that.
I attribute a large part of how well I'm doing (2 weeks after m/c) to being on this board. Reading how many other people are going through something similar is really comforting. And being on the birth board was really fun. Especially for a FTM, people asked questions I hadn't thought of yet or didn't know would be an issue. It was nice to know what to expect and it was faster than reading a book for me.
I hope you find the support you need here. We are all hoping the best for you and your rainbow baby.
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Doris J. Pierce, 85, formerly of Janesville, died Sunday at Evansville Manor, Evansville. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Henke-Clarson Funeral Home, Janesville. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until the start of services Thursday at the funeral home.


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Wife to my wonderful husband!!
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It sounds like you may already have your mind made up to go with some sort of curriculum, so perhaps you aren't interested in discussing/dissecting why you don't think learning through play isn't the right path for you. If you are interested in exploring how well young children fare in a unstructured learning environment, Raymond Moore wrote a very informative book call "Better Late than Early" that makes a good case for less formal schooling at younger ages. I'm a big fan of young children learning through exploration, so I just thought I would throw that out there.
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I also recommend Letter of the Week, a free program. I used it with 2 of my 3 kids. I also used Sonlight's Pre-k program, and I do recommend it, but it can be expensive.
My biggest recommendations are to keep it simple and look for something you think you'll BOTH enjoy.
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Take a look at JesusLovesMe.com and Hubbardscupboard.com along with what PP mentioned. There are free programs where you can follow along as much as you want and print the worksheets for free.
For computer type...abcmouse.com is also good and will free some time for you to take care of the new LO.
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I would personally do a reading and math curric at almost 5 but I know there are others that think there's nothing wrong with waiting. You could check out weefolkart.com for the science/social studies stuff. It's lots of crafty Waldorf type stuff-and free! Sounds like she would love it. Progressive phonics is also free online and would probably work for her for reading/phonics. Then just add in math of some sort, depending on where she is. Does she need prek math or K math?
I'm just feeling behind and unorganized. Not sure what path to take for her love of learning. But at this time I'm going to continue with what has been working but slowly add in the phonics/reading and handwriting? Does that sound like a good plan? Sorry I had a whole response typed and it got deleted before I hit submit.
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That sounds like a great plan. The handwriting is integrated in progressive phonics so that part would be covered if you go that route. There are also some other great programs that are pay. Spell to write and read is reading/phonics which integrates handwriting and is very highly regarded. It covers reading/handwriting for the early years and then all your spelling for elementary so even though the upfront cost is high it is a good value in the long run. It is more pure/synthetic phonics while progressive phonics is a balancedl iteracy approach.


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It was a circuitous path that led Todd Ritter to his job teaching drama and technical theatre at Henrico High.
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Prior to teaching, during his 15 years in professional theatre, he noticed that student volunteers or interns were often the hardest workers at the theaters where he spent time. "Their wide-eyed appreciation for theatre was always so refreshing," he recalled.
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Parents, he said, have also made his job much easier; some are so "fiercely loyal" that they continue to support and help him years after their child has graduated.
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He can't help wishing that more parents understood how crucial it is to be involved all the way through high school.
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what do people use to hold their lockring in place? red (permanent) or blue (can remove with a wrench) loctite (or similar brand)?
what do people use to hold their lockring in place? red (permanent) or blue (can remove with a wrench) loctite (or similar brand)?
loctite? I use grease + lockring.
IIRC loctite is only recommended if you're going to run suicide, which is not recommended. If you have a lockring just grease it up.
So do I, but I'm getting tired of my lockring getting loose over time and then my cog slipping. And people have told me to use loctite to fix this.
Unless anyone else has a suggestion for keeping my lockring tight?
blue, never red on anything on a bike.
and even then, with most things grease works better. just grease the hell out of your cog and lockring and torque the hell out of them.
I'm running whatever a stock '08 rush hour has which the website says is: Alloy Sealed 32h, Track. Its a flip-flop so I assume its reverse threaded.
I used blue on my setup.
the freewheel side on the rush hour is not reverse threaded, the track side is. you'll be fine without locktite if you just torque your stuff properly.
Blue should be fine, it will be fun changing cogs.
I guess it wouldn't hurt to try grease (I don't think the LBS added any) I'm just getting frustrated with it... Wouldn't grease make it easier to loosen? or is it just getting the air out of the threads that matters?
Sorry for questioning your advice, just tired of dealing with this (had to switch back to freewheel, I didn't realize how much I would miss fixed)
Did they tighten the cog before tightening the lockring? I certainly hope so..
does your LBS know anything about track cogs and lockrings? sounds like they didn't use the right tool. you need to get a lockring tool that lets you put enough force on it that it won't just slip off.. this could be a problem with the ring, but i'm pretty sure it's just that it's not torqued on enough... especially if it was put on by the same LBS both times.
it's good to question advice... especially when it's over the internet. it's just that locktite is the cart before the horse... get it torqued properly first, and if it still won't stick then locktite. which is what you're doing, so it's all good
Yeah, it was different LBS's both times. But I live in the burbs so the lbs that tightened it (in their back room where I couldn't see) wasn't really sure at first what I was talking about. I have this odd notion that city bike shops have more knowledge about fixie's (is it just me).
Since I ordered the correct tool I think I'll give it another go at tightening it myself and see how that goes first and then figure it out if it doesn't work.
Thanks for all the replys and advice, its appreciated!
A tip I've heard before as well is to ride up the biggest hill you can, then ride home WITHOUT USING BACKWARDS PRESSURE. Use your hand brake. The pressure applied to the cog from going uphill should tighten it nicely, so you can get that lockring up nice and snug.
i'm always surprised at what LBS know fixed gear stuff and which know less than i do.
definitely get a chainwhip or at least rotafix the cog on real tight before you tighten the reverse threaded lockring, that part is crucial.
I use anti-seize and then just brute friction.
I've never used a chainwhip. Rotafix all the way. The large wheel gives you great leverage and makes it easier to get the cog on the nice and toight.


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