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Stephen Worsley
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Minecraft Papercraft - Iron Golem by poethetortoiseWatch
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The Iron Golems protect the villagers from zombies in Minecraft. Enjoy!
Gahh. you are so good at this!! I just made a papercraft iron golem today actually. ironic And mine looks bad. :c
This is really awesome!
This is really awesome!
Fuck yea.
This is perfect Have you got the print out for Minecraft Wolf?
Thats perfect I've watched you ^^ Can't wait to see more papercraft
Thank You! The wolf is half done as I am writing this message!
Awesome Should also make a few dirt/grass blocks and stone blocks to make a cave for him ^^
Thats a great idea! Unfortunately, I chose to make this one bigger than the golem and Steve, this means it will take 100-150 blocks to fit in the picture and around the wolf. These blocks take 10+ minutes each and I don't have the time and patience to build that. However, I am working on a full diorama as a long term project (about a week) with caves. I can add a dog in that possibly!


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Looking for info on road bike rides in National Parks. Been browsing thru National Park related books and web sites and they were either (a) silent on road bike use, (b) the info focused on MTB type of riding on trails or (c) pointed toward commercial tour groups. Very little guidance on road bike use of NPS roads. My interest is solo day rides from a base camp or hotel with minimal gear (camera, food, etc) not loaded touring.
What kind of experiences have you had riding a road bike in National parks? Any good books or web sites with related info?


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Based on 692 Ratings for the 2004 - 2010 models.Review this car
By kosta on Sunday, January 31, 2010
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"I have 05 Sienna LE (243K miles) and 05 Sienna CE (205K miles). I would recomment LE as it's quality is better comparing to CE. We've been riding those cars very hard. They are 4.5 years old right now. Gas Mileage ranges from 21-24 MPG in city to 24 (80 mph) - 27 (65 mph) on highway. We use Synthesic oil and do oil changes every 15K or so. So far, we changed timing belts at around 150K, right wheel bearings (242K on LE, 150K on CE.), and ceramic brake pads every 40K. Also, driver door stops broke on both cars in their first year due to bad quality welding job. It happened after cars reached 36K, so we did not bother fixing that. Also, radio volume bottons went bad a few months ago on both cars, but LE has volume controls on the steering wheel that still work fine. Otherwise, both Siennas outperformed (gas mileage, quality, and comfort) all other vans (10) that we have or had before. I hope to see one of my vans going over 300K within a year. My next van is going to be a Sienna too."
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By amy for short on Saturday, November 15, 2008
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"This is my third Sienna. We leased the first two and realized that we should just own one. We bought my '04 Sienna in June of 2003. I saw the new design and thought the 8 seater was awesome and I had to have one. The drive is great. It's spacious inside. Tons of storage. I love that the back seats drop into the floor and it's like having a truck. I've moved an entire bedroom in the back. (I did take the 2nd row seats out) So after the driving the "mommyvan" for five years, with long trips to North Carolina, Ohio and Florida, and two hurricane evacuations, all with 3 kids, I have to say that I love it and can't imagine how we could've gotten along without it. Here is the one complaint I have, and this is with the folks who design them. I couldn't get an 8 seater with double power doors and power hatch. The XLE's that have power everything only come with 7 seats and leather. I thought that was dumb. Back on the positive side, I have to mention that it's like a timex. One of my boys, for some reason, decided to wedge a baseball in the hatch while it was open. I didn't notice, and the hydraulic thingy popped off when I tried to close it and the hatch came crashing down. I put it back together and it was fine. We parked on a hill in N.C. and the not-power side door got away from the six year old and actually came off the track. With a little doing, we got it back on and no problems since. Hopefully it'll keep running great for years to come. If it can survive my family, it can survive anything."
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By 3 young kids on Thursday, April 02, 2009
overall rating 9 of 10rating details
"Mostly terrific and reliable van. A few complaints - a faulty door seal on the drivers side that seems to befuddle the dealers. Some wind noise is ok, but in a crosswind, the driver door sounds like the window was left open just a crack. The van has a few more rattles and squeaks than I'd like in this price range (XLE with Luxury package). the transmission needs to be a little more decisive at low speeds, as the "coast, then accelerate" seems to confuse it a bit. The factory Bridgestones were absolutely awful tires - zero snow traction and didn't even last 30K miles. Otherwise, very comfy, plenty of power, tons of space and mileage is good, bordering on outstanding if you don't speed too much."
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By mom2three on Wednesday, June 06, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 85,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I was reluctant to buy a minivan, thinking it would feel like I was driving a bus. With 3 children, I didn't have many choices. I'm so glad I bought this Toyota. It handles beautifully, feels sporty, despite being a van, and has been exceptionally reliable. The inside is roomy enough to take lots of luggage and kids' bikes on long trips. I really haven't had any complaints. Great car!"
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By GladWeBoughtASienna on Saturday, December 27, 2008
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"My family bought a 2008 Sienna 8 passenger LE in March 08. No problems. Highway MPG is amazing considering the size, volume available, and the power the vehicle possesses. On highway trips (we frequent the mountains) we average 30 mpg, and have never gotten less than 27 - this is driving the speed limit on the interstate (75 mph), not poking along. In town, we routinely get 20 mpg - if you stay off the accelerator. I don't understand those that claim they get poor mileage unless they drive around in 1st gear. My wife and I argued about which vehicle we wanted, but ultimately she won. And I'm glad. We have a vehicle that gets respectable mileage considering its size and power. It will set you back in the seat. It's not like driving a van. It's no sports car, but it has more than enough power and it's smooth, thanks to a 6 speed transmission. We liked the Honda, but ultimately we chose the Sienna because of it's ride, power and options. Plus, the price my wife negotiated was about $2,000 less than an equivalent Honda."
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By toyotagirl on Tuesday, October 09, 2007
overall rating 8 of 10rating details
"We had to buy a vehicle for me to use for work, and it had to have 2 things... cargo space and good gas mileage. I knew that Toyota was my favorite of all the SUV's and minivans on the market, so we bought the Sienna. I haven't regretted it once! Great seating for our family of four with room for 3 more adults in the 3rd row (and they truly are comfortable back there), the best cargo area we found, very comfortable, quiet ride, much better than an SUV on gas mileage, and pretty darn good looking, if you ask me!"
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By wismom on Tuesday, October 04, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 69,900overall rating 6 of 10rating details
Pros: "Roomy, love the AWD feature"
Cons: "Sliding door issues - Big safety concern"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"LOVED (past tense) this van when I initially purchased it. Except now the passenger sliding door has failed. Cable got stuck in the wheel. When you google this issue there are TONS of people with the same problem, but I only found this out when I encountered this issue myself. There is now even a Facebook page dedicated to this defect in the Sienna (cable failure in sliding door). The door will not open or close, not even manually. I had to drive home with my door wide open. My husband eventually cut the cable, per other owners advice, and now I can close the door manually. The cost to repair is around $1,600. I am keeping a wire cutter in my car in case it happens to the other side. Spoke w/ Toyota and the dealership and both deny that this is an issue. Basically neither was able to explain why the door doesn't have an override feature to allow me to manually close the door. Sure paid enough for this vehicle for something so simple to go wrong."
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By justchuck on Monday, August 18, 2008
overall rating 9 of 10rating details
"Great van, very comfortable. I have a 2004 with close to 47,000 miles on it now. The only issues have been a failed window motor and a coolant sensor, both replaced under warranty. Beware the gas mileage though. We have averaged 17.7 MPG since new in mixed highway and suburban driving. It will get 25-26 MPG if you keep it around 60-65 MPH on the highway, but we usually do around 70-75 on the interstates and mileage then drops to 22-23 MPG. The best replacement for the original tires, which wear quickly, are the Yokohama's, a steal at around $100 each installed and rated for 80,000 miles."
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By notasoccermom on Saturday, March 22, 2008
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"We needed an 8 passenger vehicle, and were limited to this and the Honda Odyssy. Our local Honda dealership did not have any instock at the time we were looking so we only tried the Sienna. We absolutely love it. The only things I would change is the back up sensors. I hate them. They go off randomly as far as I can tell. They beep frequently when pulling out of the garage as they can sense the door frame on the sides, as if I didn't know. Then I can back almost into the fence behind my house and it doesn't go off, but it will again when the driveway dips a bit, hate it, I override it automatically now. Hit reverse, hit override. The other thing I would change about mine is it only has one power door, I would prefer to have both rear doors powered as well as the rear door. We can fit three carseats in the rear bench seat, which was the selling point for us. Ours has anchors in all but one position in the rear, The seats fold up easily for cleaning, and plenty of drink holders in the back as well as the front. The middle seats don't have access to enough cup holders, but each door has a bottle holder which is fine for the older kids. I've ridden a couple of times in the middle and rear and there is plenty of room for an adult in each case, although it would probably not be good for longer trips, but airport runs are fine. Anyway, love it. We bought new so all repairs have been covered under the warranty. The only overnight stay at the service department was for a broken fuel pump."
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By cjd on Wednesday, January 30, 2008
overall rating 3 of 10rating details
"Great ride and power, plenty of room, love the folding rear seats, excellent on long drives. No engine probems after 65K miles. After only 40K miles we had to have the driver and passenger front doors re-welded and repaired at a cost of over $1000. The passenger front window has also failed and the repair estimate is $1400. These are *very* basic quality issues. I am expecting more issues in the years ahead and plan to unload this dog and buy a Honda. How can you pay almost $30K for a car that has such basic problems."
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First Mountain Lion screens.
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iphone 4s icon please?
Nice, how did you changed the dock?
con candybar non riesco a cambiare le icone del finder e del cestino su ML..ci sei riuscito tu? Sai mica come posso fare? grazie
Non saprei, io le ho cambiate con candybar
io con la versione 3.3.4, se cambio le icone del finder e cestino, rimangono uguali con il respring del dock, disconnessione o riavvio
Awesome awesome shot.
Forgive my ignorance but could you tell me how you got those icons to the left on the desktop and those "halos" around them?
Forgive my ignorance but could you tell me how you got those icons to the left on the desktop and those "halos" around them?
The icons are simple folders, 32px, icon changed with candybar.
The "halos" is an image added with geektool.
The "halos" is an image added with geektool.
nice shot ! dude !
wheres the panic airplane and icontainer from? i like your desktop folders
How do you change specific folder icons ? :-D
Really Beautiful. I favorited can you please link finder and itunes icon? i think they both are jonas's and his site is down
which font you use?
Can you share the wallpaper? Thanks
iphone icon? thanks
can you share that preview and iconcontainer icon please? thanx!
Link to Sparrow icon please?
And beautiful shot!
And beautiful shot!
Nice shot Btw I feel really good about ML, it's so damn fast!


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I'm getting this error:
Cannot use a DependencyObject that belongs to a different thread than its parent Freezable
What does that even mean? Is it in English? Is the parent frozen, or is it just freezable? Any way to make a parent not freezable, if it makes the error go away?
What's happening:
I have two opengl winforms controls in a WPF app, and so far, everything's been working smoothly (I think). Now, I've added an update so that when one winform control updates the image, the other should as well. That actually used to work, and now I'm getting that error. Stepping through the code has the crash happen in random places, which leads me to believe that it's a garbage collection fault (ie, some update in another thread is creating something that's getting garbage collected, and that collection happens at a random time).
The exception is caught in the main run method, and it's an InvalidOperationException.
I'm grasping at straws here. Where do I start?
EDIT: It looks like the call that's causing the problem is this one:
if (imagePanel.InvokeRequired)
imagePanel.Invoke(new System.Windows.Forms.MethodInvoker(delegate{
I'm still tracking it down; if that series of lines is commented out, the crash still happens, and the thread status has a 'just ended' thread (hence the garbage collection assumption).


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This looks great. One question. Would it work to put it in the Excalibur to create a rind on the outside and firm it up a little more?
Maybe this is dumb question, but can I substitue LIQUID probiotics instead of the powder?? Your website is priceless and I have fallen in love! : )
I just want to express my appreciation for your site, which I visit often. I just made this, and — after a year of making nut cheeses of all types, sources, and consistencies — think you should know that this recipe yielded the best-tasting nut cheese thus far.
FYI: Dehydrating per the instructions above resulted in a dark brown rind; it appears to be a bit singed (if such a thing can happen in an Excalibur) but still tastes amazing. Many, many thanks!
hi there, would like to know why you only have 7 days to use the nut cheeses…….. is their a way it can be made to keep longer?? or to mature for stronger flavor?? kind regards
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Hello Amie-Sue,
Have you ever tried making a raw bleu cheese?
I am so anxious to get my dehydrator. I want to try this recipe. What size mold/s do you use and where could I buy them? Thanks BJ
Hi Amie, i would like to use whey or rejuvelac to make my cheese instead of the probiotic poweder. My family and I drink raw goats milk so I'dl like to start experimeninting with whey or rejuvelac. How much do you think i should use.
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When Doc Hudson tries to teach Lightning McQueen an awesome race-car trick in the animated "Cars," the beauty eludes the cocky rookie - and to some extent, the audience.
Turns out it really helps to see a car enter a barely controlled, tire-burning hard turn to appreciate the aesthetics of going sideways superfast.
This ah-ha moment comes in "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" when Sean - the hyper-realistic vehicular franchise's latest rebel hero - rides down a mountain with his love interest, Neela, behind the wheel, talking cars and freedom. An aerial shot shows a line of Nissans and Toyotas sliding in synchronized splendor. (Cruising Denver's 16th Street before it became a glorified bus lane was fun, but it was never an act of artistic bravado.)
Lucas Black plays the "gaijin" in a strange land; Japanese for "outsider," that verbal slight isn't much worse than what the loner was called when he lived stateside.
But let's throw this in reverse and start at the beginning. Because that's how quickly director Justin Lin proves he can rev the visuals for the MTV generation and still keep a story, however familiar, purring.
Sean walks into his security-heavy high school. His smirk is a sign he knows what foolishiness his eyes do see. But don't mistake his awareness for something deeper.
After he races a privileged jock and his foxy floozy in an uninhabited subdivision, his mom sends him to live with his father, a Navy man, in Tokyo.
Another country, another ill-advised but oh-so-fun road race. At an underground happening, Sean quickly finds a nemesis: D.K. (Brian Tee) is a baddie with a pout and a tilted head that will send him to a chiropractor down the road.
He also meets Han (Sung Kang), D.K.'s quasi-partner in crime. It's Han who schools the "cowboy" in drifting, the art of putting a car into a high-speed hard turn by the timely manipulation of the clutch and the emergency brake. "There's no 'wax on, wax off' to drifting," he tells the 'Bama boy.
There's a bit of sensual sensei to Han's mentoring. But don't think for a second that the character, the actor playing him, or the movie's director don't know it. Lin, who broke into the indie scene with 2003's "Better Luck Tomorrow," about an overacheiver gone bad, celebrates even as he critiques the appeal of Mr. Miyagi and other onscreen depictions of Asian characters.
Hostilities between D.K. and Sean escalate when Sean courts Neela (Nathalie Kelley), D.K.'s squeeze. "Why don't you find a nice Japanese girl like the rest of the white guys around here?" Han asks.
Japanese movie afficionados will recognize J.J., D.K.'s Yakuza gang-lord uncle, played by the legendary Sonny Chiba. When Kamata arrives at his nephew's hangout, all the gangsta wannabes split.
Things get personal. Then lethal. And for a moment "Tokyo Drift" feels like "West Side Story" once Bernardo and Riff die - a little adrift. But as Han says, you have to have a reason to race. And Sean finds his.
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Normal Wednesday:
1. Get up. Get son up. Feed son and myself. Get son off to school.
2. Exercise.
3. Try and write. (Should be "Write," obviously, but last week was definitely more of the "try and..." variety.
4. Get son from school. Feed son. Get son started on homework.
5. Try and write. (Ditto)
6. Assemble dinner. (I don't really cook. Yesterday had its own wackiness, because I did cook. And bake. And make salad.)
Today's Wednesday.
1. Get up. Get son up. Feed son and myself. And mother. And father. Get son off to school.
2. Read pieces of mom's memoir. SO cool. She's been taking a class for a few years and has assembled most of the pieces. Now she wants to figure out what she wants to do with those pieces. She wants some kind of organized structure, but isn't sure what, and we talked and brainstormed. We even talked about showing, not telling. I'm such a geek.
My mom has had one of those lives that really does call for a memoir. She left Germany at three, with her family, in 1938, and grew up in London, then came to California (with family AND Old English Sheepdog) when she was about 12. She was one of the first 8 women to go to Vet School at UC Davis, and she built a practice with my father that they ran for 30 years. Plus many, many other things. We didn't hear lots about her life growing up--not because she didn't want to share, but because she isn't a storyteller (as opposed to my dad). But the writing thing and the "Do this piece" pattern has been her way of getting these details out. So this will be the first time for me (and my sisters) to hear about a lot of events in her life and her feelings/thoughts on them.
3. Went to REI with Mom and Dad. Tried on clothes. Blech. Bought new running shoes. Nice. And a new flavor of Cliff Bars--white chocolate macadamia nut. Oh, you know you couldn't have resisted either. Went to Trader Joe's with Mom and Dad.
4. Came home. Fed me and Mom and Dad. Sent them off to Santa Cruz to take a photograph of a tree. Yes. That's what I said. Got on line to catch up. Greeted son when dropped off from carpool.
5.Will go out to dinner tonight at local brewery. I don't drink beer. But the food is great. And son can get a hamburger.
So, obviously, a lovely day, but just different enough that I feel slightly disjointed and discombobulated. I am clearly TOO much a creature of habit. And perhaps am suffering from just a bit of withdrawal from that whole trying to write thing. :)
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I read a lot of threads about IVF, but hardly ever ran into anybody with both Fallopian Tubes removed and doing IVF.
Anybody else here in the same boat?
Hi Sasha,
What protocol were you on the 1st time. I have my 1st consultation on 12/24.
Lemon (33) & Hubby (40)�
DS (5/19/09) & Furbaby Yorkie (6)
EP (11/20/09)~ EP(11/21/10)~IVF#1: Failed~IV#2 1stbeta:15;2ndbeta:36;3rdbeta:93
Hi Ladies,
Well I had my 1st RE consult with Todd Deutch at AFCC in Crystal Lake. At the consult he completed an ultrasound to view my uterus and see if my tubes were inflated and also to check the antral follicles. Everything checked out well, I have 24 antral follicles. I'm still trying to wrap my head around what that means.
With that said he said he'd give me a 60% chance of success. This will be my 1st cycle of IVF after having a successful pregnancy in 2009, an ectopic preg (removal of left tube) in 2009, another ectopic preg (removal of right tube) in 2010.
He put me on a Down Regulation/Lupron Protocol because I am young, healthy and have a uterus, cervix and ovaries that are healthy. He wants me to get an HCG test to make sure my levels went down to zero from my last pregnancy although I had surgery to remove the tube he just wants to make sure. So I opted to have that done at my OB to refrain from it being put towards my $20k lifetime infertility max. They're also going to give us a list of things that we can have done at another lab whereas to refrain from it being applied to my $20K lifetime max.
The appt went well I think, I had to have surgery on my toungue the day before (long story) so I wasn't feeling the best and my husband had to do the majority of the talking. We left there feeling good with the decision and with the facility.
So bascially at this point I am waiting until the 1st day of my cycle, then that's when I call the office and start the process. I have to say I can't remember everything we talked about or everything he said (doctors they talk so fast), but I think I remember enough. The process is so personalized.
He said that when I came on my cycle they'd do an evaluation cycle then the next cycle would start everything. So I'm guessing I won't start the process untl mid/end Feb.
Sasha & Katya B keep me posted.
Lemon (33) & Hubby (40)�
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EP (11/20/09)~ EP(11/21/10)~IVF#1: Failed~IV#2 1stbeta:15;2ndbeta:36;3rdbeta:93
yay, Lemon! i am glad it all went well at your appointment! Mine is tomorrow morning, so, I'll keep you posted. I have a feeling that they'll make me wait for this cycle to end and then the next cycle too. I will be only on CD 10 at my appointment tomorrow, so, will have to wait for quite a bit. I am so impationet about this that I would want to start the IVF process as soon as possible, but I have to trust the doctors about their decisions and timing.
I'll look forward to your updates once they start the meds.
Enjoying our IVF miracle baby girl after 5 years of TTC.
Yeah I'm impatient too, I feel ya.I'm sooooooo ready for AF to come. Let's defintely keep each other posted. I'm excited to have a buddy someone to go through and chat with.
Lemon (33) & Hubby (40)�
DS (5/19/09) & Furbaby Yorkie (6)
EP (11/20/09)~ EP(11/21/10)~IVF#1: Failed~IV#2 1stbeta:15;2ndbeta:36;3rdbeta:93
Just came back from our first appointment and finally have some dates.
The ultrasund showed that I have very normal uterus, lining, ovaries and a good size follicle that's about to ovulate. The mock transfer/uterine measurement went really well too, I did not even feel anything. The Dr. said that I am an excellent candidate and placed me in the 60-74% success rate group. We'll still have to see how I respond to stims and how DH's sperm will do, but if everything goes well, I would be in the 74% rate and if not so well, then 60%.
They said that I'll have a standart protocol, whatever that means :-)
They said that most likely they'll do one 5 day blastocyst transfer, and if I have a baby then for a second child, they'll do one thawed blastocyst transfer rather than 2. They have really good pg/birth rates with single transfers that they discourage from transferring 2 embryos, unless there are several indicators for it.
Now, I have to wait for AF, which will come around Jan 10, and then BCP till about February 2, and then start the stims, with estimated ER around the week of February 21-26, depending on how I respond to the meds and how it all goes.
They do IVF cycles in groups, and they schedule no more than 18 women for ER on any given week. On one hand, I would prefer a more individual approach, but on the other hand it seems that they'll be more available during their "up time", as they called it.
DH had to give some sperm today too for evaluation and for freezing, but he was so stressed, that he was told that what he collected was only enough for testing, but not for freezing. So, he'll have to go again some time in the next couple of weeks and give them a bigger sample for freezing. They require freezing sperm prior to ER so that they would have it ready in case of emergency, but if he'll be in town, they'll have him give some fresh sperm for the fertilization.
My homework before AF comes is to find a pharmacy that I'll want to use for the meds and also need to pre-authorize it with my insurance. How did you make your pharmacy decision, ladies? I guess, I'll search for threads in here that talk about the pharmacies and meds prices. I can always go with the clinic's pharmacy, as they claimed that it's one of the cheapest options, but I am thinking about shopping around anyway.
Enjoying our IVF miracle baby girl after 5 years of TTC.
Lemon, by the way, I also totally love acupuncture! I used to have it done twice a week around ovulation time when I was TTC a year ago.
Enjoying our IVF miracle baby girl after 5 years of TTC.
Just found this thread, and want to say HI! I totally feel everything you're saying. I had 2 ectopics, one in each side, the right was removed. I've had 3 (maybe 4) early losses since the tube removal, so they were times that I ovulated from the left side. The left is my "good" side, but only since it exists! I actually got pregnant this month on accident -- thinking since I had a loss last month I was going to ovulate from my right this month, and we were out of the running. I got a BFP, but just started spotting in the past 24 hours at 5 weeks. I was supposed to get another hcg test today, but we're in NYC and totally snowed in! We'll see.... If it doesn't stick, I'm on to IVF ASAP. I've been pregnant 7 times (including this one) and have no children yet, so I'm ready to get the show on the road.
I have the feeling that all my early losses are from tube issues even though on HSG it looks clear and when they went in for the salpingectomy the MD said there was no scarring...So I'm hoping that IVF will be exactly what we all need!
AND I just turned 32 also!! Please keep this tread updated so we can follow eachother's progress.
All the best of luck to you all!
Early Losses: 5/09, 11/09, 12/09, 11/10
EPs:�Left: 2/09, 1/11. Right: 6/09...
Grapefruit Juice, welcome! Glad you found us.
I really hope that everything goes well and you are going to have a healthy baby with this pregnancy! You'll have to keep us posted now
The whole IVF process does not seem as scary as it used to, back when I first considered it. It's actually now more exciting than anything else, and I am impatient to start.
Enjoying our IVF miracle baby girl after 5 years of TTC.


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102.6 fever..what do I do?
Team Green #3 April 2015
If it's over 100.4, give tylenol (or off-brand) as directed and necessary to keep it in check.
Use warm, wet cloths on her forehead to keep her cool.
If these don't help, or the fever lasts more than 12 hours, I'd call the pediatrician and ask what protocol is about bringing her in for a fever.
Lizardbreath Smooshyface strikes again!
Oh, yeah? Well, my kid sleeps with a dragon.
Fever reducer and then put her in a luke warm bath. Keep putting cold rags on her head even in the bath. Keep her comfortable but remember that fever is a sign that the body is fighting off an infection which is what it should be doing. Call her doctor and ask when you need to bring her in. Also, keep her hydrated as best you can.
I agree with tylenol. Try the luke warm bath and luke warm washcloths on her head. You want it just warm enough so that she's not shivering, which can make the fever worse. Then keep her in just a diaper and maybe a tshirt. If her temp doesn't go down, call the on-call dr or nurse and see if they want her brought in. (Can you tell we were recently through this?) Hope your LO is better soon!
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I was told by two different people when I brought Lizzie in for her fever to not use cold rags, but lukewarm or warm ones so that it doesn't shock the system. I didn't know about that prior to going in.
(The nurse was really rude to me and told me I should have gone to Walgreens and asked the pharmacist there what to give my daughter [who I had brought in to the doctor as soon as I confirmed that her temperature was over 104], but she was helpful with the information about warm towels.)
Lizardbreath Smooshyface strikes again!
Oh, yeah? Well, my kid sleeps with a dragon.
Oh and hydrate, hyydrate, hydrate!
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ith my oldest, I tried Absolutely everything except drugs (saw 3 lc, saw dr., did the herbs, pumping,teas, tinctures, oatmeal, etc. and still nothing worked. My last lc did a feeding weight assessment and found he only gained .5 oz after 45 min of bf.
I see so many women post about low supply and quiting to ff. Truly I don't care how a mom feeds; it's about what is best for baby and family. But my question is this: why is it that LLL and other groups say 95% of women can successfully bf but so many feel they can't do it. Is it that enough info is not getting out there and not enough effort/interventions are being made?
Is it more than 5% that can't Bf successfully? All the people around me can bf successfully so I am shocked to see how many claim low supply on this board. I feel comfort that I am not alone like I thought I was, but how many truly have this condition and others just have wrong assumptions or misinformation?
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"I am very excited to have joined Response Genetics in late December and am quite enthusiastic about the significant role the Company can have in personalized medicine," said Thomas Bologna, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "We are pleased to see that ResponseDX ® testing revenues grew 11 percent year over year while appreciating that our bottom line was negatively affected by various expenditures in the fourth quarter that are not expected to reoccur in 2012. There remains a lot of hard work to do. Now that we completed the successful financing in February of this year, our primary near-term priorities are to build out the management team, implement several operational enhancements, expand our sales force, strengthen our marketing and back-office capabilities and focus on growing our suite of ResponseDX products. We will also be looking to establish new collaborations with pharmaceutical clients through our services business."Additional Year-End and Fourth Quarter 2011 Financial Results
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4320 Views 4 Replies Latest reply: Sep 12, 2008 2:19 PM by Larry R.
BDAqua Sep 11, 2008 4:21 PM
in response to Joe FeliceHi Joe,
Hmmm, that was Library>Packages you looked in?
Have you searched your drive for it?
Joe Felice Sep 11, 2008 4:57 PM
in response to BDAquaYep, looked in Library > Packages. I also did a search for "iTunes" as well as "Packages" to see what came up.
This seems to always happen with iTunes software updates. Today, when doing the update, I downloaded three updates: (1) iTunes; (2) QuickTime; and, (3) a Security update. Software Update then automatically opens up the Packages folder for me and I sorted the items by date.
The three most recent items were: (1) CoreFP.pkg (2) QuickTime755_Tiger.pkg and (3) SecUpd2008-005PPC.pkg.
I don't know what the CoreFP.pkg is, but double-clicked it to see whether it was iTunes but it wasn't.
Any other suggestions?
BDAqua Sep 11, 2008 5:27 PM
in response to Joe FeliceI only use Software Update to see what is needed, then get them for real via...
That way I can wait a week or so, check the forums for potential problems, and get Permissions & such in order before installing.
The usual reason why updates fail or mess things up, is if Permissions are not fixed before & after every update, with a reboot... you may get a partial update when the installer finds it doesn't have Permissions to change one obscure little part of the OS, leaving you with a mix of OS versions.
Some people get away without Repairing Permissions for years, some for only days.
If Permissions are wrong before applying an update, you could get mixed OS versions, if Directory is the slightest messed up, who knows!
Larry R. Sep 12, 2008 2:19 PM
in response to Joe Felice SolvedI used Software Update today to download (without installing) iTunes 8 and QuickTime 7.7.5. Five packages appeared in the Packages folder, all in the same spot (that is, on top of one another).
In addition to QuickTime755_Tiger.pkg, there were CoreFP.pkg, iTunesX.pkg, iTunesAccess.pkg, and AppleMobileDeviceSupport.pkg, all four of which appear to be parts of the iTunes download.
The three packages listed last above have the same names as packages previously downloaded, for previous iTunes versions. I previously changed the names of the prior packages after installing them, to reference the version numbers. If you didn't do that, the new packages may have replaced the older ones in your Packages folder.


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www.citiprivatepass.com, prior to the March 12, 2013 release. With this purchase, Citi cardmembers will receive a ticket to the SOUND CITY PLAYERS performance at Stubb's. Purchases are limited to two per Citi cardmember and are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.Hailed by Peter Travers of ROLLING STONE as an "exhilarating documentary about what makes life worth living... an intimate epic about music," SOUND CITY is a feature-length documentary film directed and produced by Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters that tells the story of the legendary SOUND CITY recording studio in Van Nuys, CA where Grohl's former band Nirvana and countless others recorded many of rock & roll's most revered works. The film also explores the human element vital to the creation of these classic albums, with both the film and companion album SOUND CITY: REAL TO REEL capturing many of these same artists creating brand new original music. More recently, Grohl convened the SOUND CITY PLAYERS live extravaganza for a handful of one-time-only shows teaming Dave Grohl and his extended Foo Fighters and Nirvana families with Stevie Nicks, John Fogerty, Rick Springfield, Lee Ving of Fear, Rick Nielsen, Brad Wilk of Rage Against The Machine, Corey Taylor of Slipknot and Stone Sour, Chris Goss of Masters of Reality and Alain Johannes.
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"Scott Blauvelt is an American with a disability," he said.Glad he cleared that up, or undoubtedly his naked a-- would have been issued a letter ordering him to show up for a deportation hearing.
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There are certain venues that I absolutely relish. Wrigley Field, Fenway Park, Notre Dame Stadium, The "Big House", The "Horseshoe"..........and even though I hate UK, Rupp Arena. If that facility was ever replaced, I would shed a tear.
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UK and Cal dodged a bullet on this one. If he had committed to UK I doubt that the Harrisons would have stayed and Ullis wouldn't be here either. That would have probably meant Hawkins at the point. Even with everyone else staying it may have been tough season in 2014-15.
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Amsterdam's name derives from Amstelredamme, indicative of the city's origin as a dam of the river Amstel. Originating as a small fishing village in the late 12th century, Amsterdam became one of the most important ports in the world during the Dutch Golden Age (17th century), a result of its innovative developments in trade. During that time, the city was the leading center for finance and diamonds. In the 19th and 20th centuries, the city expanded, and many new neighborhoods and suburbs were planned and built. The 17th-century canals of Amsterdam and the 19–20th century Defence Line of Amsterdam are on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
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Barnes & Noble Falls Despite Nook Discount Offer
TheStreet) - Barnes & Noble (BKS - Get Report) wants you to know that they've cut the price of their Nook tablets just in time for Mother's Day. They want you to believe this represents some benevolent move on their part to make Moms super happy on their special day. B&N would rather you not assume that their Android tablet could really use a big sales boost right about now. Competition is fierce. According to recent sales figures, Barnes & Noble doesn't even make it onto the top five tablet manufacturer list. Apple (AAPL - Get Report) and Samsung are leading the field. Asus and arch rival Amazon.com (AMZN - Get Report) are third and fourth respectively. And, for the first time, Microsoft (MSFT - Get Report) with their new line of Surface tablets has made its way onto the list.B&N had to do something to boost sales and entice consumers, so they've decided on the Nook discount. By Monday afternoon, Barnes & Noble was falling 2.1% to $18.16, cutting its 12-month gain to 1.5%. The S&P 500 has jumped 18% during that same period. The New York-based bookseller's first step was to announce that all of their Nook HD tablets will now be able to access all the apps, movies and songs available in the Google (GOOG - Get Report) Play store. That's in addition to what's available in their own Nook store. It's a giant step to help B&N compete with other Android tablets. And, it should go a long way to help differentiate it's products from Amazon's Kindle line. Their latest offer allows Nooks to go head-to-head with popular, lower-priced priced tablets on the market today. Think in terms of sub-$200 models such as Asus' Nexus 7 and their brand new, sub-$150 MeMO Pad model For the next week, the Nook HD will be selling for $149 (down from $199) and their Nook HD+ will be $179 (usually $269). These new prices are supposed to vanish into thin air right after Mother's Day. I'm unwilling believe that will happen. I expect the current discount to be モsuch a huge successヤ that it will be extended for the graduation gifting season at least through Father's Day. And could even be made permanent. Barnes & Noble needs to do something to make their electronic devices competitive in the long run. And they need to do it quickly. They can't afford to wait.NEW YORK (
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As someone who lives in West Seattle and likes good music, I am very excited for the opening of The Feedback Lounge in January.
Co-proprietor Jeff Gilbert and his two business partners decided to open their dream-come-true in the former space of Beveridge Place (on the corner of Beveridge Pl. and California Ave.), which moved down the block.
Jeff, a former senior editor of The Rocket, tells me he plans to decorate the 38-hundred square foot space with couches, bench seating, tables and chairs, two bars, pleather cutains and the old piano from The Dog House which he bought at auction for $50. Oh, and of course, Jeff assures me he will serve above average pub food. He did, afterall, hire the former chef of Stellar pizza.
Jeff, a collector of everything rock and roll, says he'll have a plasma tv, but, "Absolutely no sports. We'll have only vintage rock stuff, like music videos, concerts, dvd bootlegs, the works."
And no jukebox, either, he promises.
"Once we get our wheels spinning we'll have Sinatra Sundays, Motown Mondays, Blues and Seattle music days; you get the idea."
There will also be a few live concerts scattered throughout the year, both inside and outside in the communal parking lot shared by Zeek's pizza which is moving into the former The Corner Lounge next door.
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+ cute/lolita style clothing
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+ meeting new people
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- scary stories
-being alone
-getting scared
Satomi was born and raised in Kyoto to a rather large family. She was the youngest of three - only daughter at that. The rest of her family lived around them as aunts and uncles and many cousins. The family was fairly tight knit and good in finances, she mostly lived an average life. One family member she held high respects and admiration to was her Grandfather whom at one point fought in the war and taught under great swordsmanship
Her two brothers one 5 years older and the other 3 years older than her always picked on her and teased her for being small and weak. Both of them were in a form of martial arts of some form leaving her helpless against their bullied wrath. By her first year of Middle school Satomi was determine to grow stronger and joined her schools Kendo club enjoying it greatly.
At the age of 14 her father's job moved him from Kyoto to Tokyo. He transfer in the middle of the year was a tough one and it took the young girl a while to adjust but only managed a friend or two. One day rumors began to spread over a new game going around on phones, though none of the details she gathered told her what the game was about or what happens if you play, only stating that those who did vanished. Being a skeptic she brushed them off and eventually stopped hearing rumors all together.
When Satomi was 15 she was out with a few friends shopping for cute clothes and matching phone accessories when she got a mysterious text. "RABBIT DOUBT" she read. the curious preteen stared at the game in confusion and went to press the "NO" when her friends instantly tuned in bringing up old rumors over the 'ghost game'. This was ridiculous, she thought, but with the bantering of her friends she gave in to their unreasonable curiosity of what would happen and pressed " YES" to play. That was it? her phone returned back to normal and even checking though she didnt find the message in her inbox. Shrugging it off they went about her day and she went home as any normal weekend. Crawling into bed she didnt give another thought to the game.
Later on that night she awakes with a violent shiver reaching for her blankets its then she realizes that she was not in her bed... sitting up and looking around drowzily it was then she realized she wasnt even in her house! Looking around in the dark she sees the light of her phone flashing from a message. " Enjoy the game little rabbit~" A chill runs down her spine... what did this mean??
* Satomi secretly has to wear glasses so she has contacts on usually
* she has a slight fear of large dogs
* she is also easily scared and in situations shes not sure of highly paraniod
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Obamacare Strong-Arms Religious Beliefs; Pushing Contraception Fails to Promote Health
Byline: Dana Cody and Rebekah Millard, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Hopes of repealing Obamacare took a beating last week with the election results. For the foreseeable future, implementation of the Affordable Care Act will continue, including the Department of Health and Human Services' (HHS) contraception mandate - a frightening glimpse of what we have to look forward to.
The genesis of the mandate is a prime example of bureaucracy in action: The Health Resources and Services Administration, a branch of HHS, adopted a set of guidelines recommended by a report from the Institute of Medicine (IOM) - guidelines that were adopted after presentations from groups that vigorously advocate for abortion and contraception, including the Guttmacher Institute, the National Women's Law Center and Planned Parenthood Federation of America. No groups from the other side were allowed to weigh in on the process.
What was the end result of this bureaucracy and political pandering? The definition of preventative services was expanded to include all FDA-approved contraceptive methods (including those with abortifacient propensities), sterilization procedures and patient education and counseling.
Employers with religious beliefs prohibiting the use of contraceptives objected to being forced to violate their conscientious beliefs through funding these services in employee insurance. Half-acknowledging these objections, HHS introduced the religious employer exemption, under which some nonprofit religious employers - essentially those qualifying as houses of worship under the Internal Revenue Code - are exempt from the mandate. This narrow exemption left numerous employers faced with violating their religious convictions or paying hefty fines.
Faced with this choice, many employers have taken to the courts for relief. According to the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, there are now 40 active cases representing more than 110 plaintiffs throughout the country challenging the mandate on religious-freedom grounds.
The plaintiffs argue that the mandate puts direct pressure on religious exercise by requiring employers to violate their sincere religious beliefs. For example, one plaintiff is Hobby Lobby, a company owned by the Green family. If the company continues to offer employee health insurance without the mandated contraception coverage, it will incur penalties of about $1.2 million per day, beginning in January 2013. If it ceases to offer employee insurance, it will face annual penalties of about $26 million per year. Compliance with the mandate means the additional cost of covering the specified contraceptive items and, more important, it would violate the sincere religious beliefs of the Green family - beliefs they have upheld consistently since their company's inception.
The government argues that this burden is justified by its compelling interest in protecting women's health and gender equality. This sounds good on the surface, particularly as a political talking point.
Yet, what if the premise that contraceptives promote women's health is shown to be unsound?
Closely examined, the evidence on the health impact of the mandated types of contraception suggests that far from benefiting women's health, they actually are seriously dangerous to women's health. …


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Fort Hays State University > About FHSU > Academic Divisions > College of Business and Entrepreneurship > Management Development Center > Internship Program
The Management Development Center (MDC) is seeking businesses interested in providing internship employment opportunities for College of Business and Entrepreneurship (COBE) students at Fort Hays State University. Thanks to a generous donation from the Dane G. Hansen Foundation and Peter and Pamela Werth, businesses can hire a student intern at a significantly reduced cost through this program. Internship opportunities are available in the areas of accounting, management information systems, finance, business communications, human resources, economics, operations management, marketing, tourism and hospitality, computer networking and web design.
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#1,014 KT Corp
- Market Cap As of May 2015
- $6.6 Billion
- Industry
- Telecommunications services
- Founded
- 1982
- Country
- South Korea
- Chief Executive Officer
- Chang-Gyu Hwang
- Website
- http://www.kt.com
- Employees
- 46,000
- Sales
- Headquarters
- Seongnam
KT Corp on Forbes Lists
- #1,014 Global 2000
- #425 in Sales
- #773 in Assets
- #1,737 in Market value
KT Corp. engages in the provision of integrated telecommunication services. It operates through the following business divisions: Mobile, Broadband Internet, Telephone, Wireless Broadband Internet and Internet Protocol Television (IPTV). The Mobile business division provides smart phone services, special tariff discount products, third-generation and WiBro network. The Broadband Internet business division offers supplementary services, customized products and supplies fiber to the home in housing market. The Telephone business division provides phone and internet bundling services, develops new business model. The WiBro business division offers distribution channels, terminals, laptop rental and package products. The IPTV business division provides free set top box rentals, hybrid products and satellite high definition channels. The company was founded on December 10, 1981 and is headquartered in Seongnam, South Korea. More »
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We get an update from Egypt with Jeffrey Fleishman, Cairo Bureau Chief for the New York Times.