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Researchers collected information on diet and other health habits from 137,956 women, and followed this group for approximately ten years to see who developed type 2 diabetes. The women were 35 to 77 years old, and none had diabetes, cardiovascular disease, or cancer at the beginning of the study. The researchers accounted for other factors that can affect risk of developing type 2 diabetes, including age, ethnicity, family history of diabetes, height and weight, tobacco and alcohol use, physical activity, menopausal status, use of hormones and multivitamins, and dietary intake of calories, whole grains, fruits, vegetables, fish, red meat, coffee, and sugar-sweetened beverages.
During the ten-year study period, 5,930 women were newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Compared with women who rarely or never ate walnuts, risk of developing diabetes was
- 4% lower in women who ate 1 to 3 servings of walnuts per month,
- 13% lower in women who ate 1 serving per week, and
- 24% lower in women who ate 2 or more servings per week.
Women who regularly ate other nuts and tree nuts also were significantly less likely to be diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, however, most of this association was explained by body mass index—a measure of weight adjusted for height. In other words, nut eaters also tended to be slimmer, and this is the main reason why the women who ate nuts less frequently developed diabetes more often as a group.
Work in walnuts to improve health
This study is observational, so it cannot prove cause and effect. Still, the results agree with plenty of other research, which also suggests walnuts are a healthy food, and can help maintain a healthy body. Our tips can help you work walnuts into your routine:
- Feast on healthy fat. Of all the nuts we commonly eat, only walnuts offer significant quantities of omega-3 fat. Plus, this study and others suggest that people who eat nuts are thinner than those who don't.
- Toast 'em to taste 'em. If you aren't fond of the flavor of walnuts, try lightly toasting them in a pan on the stovetop, then sprinkle on salads, stir fries, pasta, and other favorite dishes. Toasting brings out walnuts' sweet, mellow flavors.
- Bring them to breakfast. Sprinkle a small handful of walnuts into cereal, oatmeal, or yogurt.
- Snack smart. Nuts are portable, and filling, which may be one reason why people who eat them tend to be thinner. Keep a baggie of nuts and dried fruit in your purse or briefcase for an easy snack.
(J Nutr 2013; doi: 10.3945/jn.112.172171)
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Ready at Dawn has posted more details in regards to the upcoming PS4 exclusive video game, "The Order 1886." According to a report from Dual Shockers on April 1, Matt Pettineo was asked a technical question in regards to the lighting features in the game engine.
The graphics and engine programmer responded by stating that the visuals are a little "too dark" as the development team can "only handle diffuse bounce." A fix is currently being worked on. You can find some screens showcasing the visuals from "The Order 1886" with the slideshow located to the left side of this article and the remarks from Matt Pettineo below:
Currently we only handle diffuse bounce, so it's too dark. We're still working out the best way to fix that.
The graphics and engine programmer from Ready at Dawn also provided some details with regards to the texture compression. The video game is using both BC6H and BC7 to output the visuals. You can find the details below:
We use [BC6H] for lightmaps, skydomes, specular cubemaps, particles, etc. Currently using the compute shader encoder. CS encoder is the fastest but has quality issues, and is still pretty slow. Encoders seem to be focusing more on BC7.
"The Order 1886" marks a major jump for the development team, which previously worked on PSP games before deciding to develop a high-budgeted PS4 title. They are getting some help from SCE Santa Monica Studio, however.
Sony Computer Entertainment is expecting a fall release for the new intellectual property, which should be showcased at the upcoming Electronic Entertainment Expo. The publisher previously hinted that a collection edition may be made available although the extra contents were not disclosed.
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Wouldn't they keep Flynn if that were the case? I mean, Flynn has done better so far, so would he be #3, and Brohm would be gone?
That would be tricky. You never cut a second round pick at the end of training camp--you just don't--so if they got rid of Brohm it would be through a trade. And they would get very poor value for him if they traded him now. Brohm has a lot of potential, and I would be surprised if they gave up on him so quickly. Sometimes these cerebral-type QBs get off to slow starts in the NFL because they are overthinking.
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:magnifyglass: Green Bay - If Ted Thompson and Mike McCarthy were hoping for some kind of sign - any kind of sign - that would tell them whether rookie quarterback Brian Brohm was ready to become Aaron Rodgers' backup this season, they got it Thursday night at Lambeau Field.
Packers quarterback Matt Flynn has the ball stripped by Jevon Kearse during the second quarter.
In the worst of his four exhibition game performances, Brohm showed during a 23-21 loss to the Tennessee Titans that the Green Bay Packers would be taking a major risk going into the regular season with him as the No. 2.
Excuses will be made for poor protection and broken routes, but the bottom line is that Brohm continued a downward trend in his play and showed despite his status as a second-round draft choice that he is not ready for prime time. He finished the exhibition season with a passer rating of 45.2 and led the offense to three points in 17 series.
Against the Titans, four of Brohm's series came against the opponent's No. 1 defense and his other two came against backups. None of his first five drives featured a first down and he didn't lead the team to a first down until late in the game.
"I talked to him in the locker room and he felt good about being there and the things he saw," offensive coordinator Joe Philbin said. "He felt good about all that. I didn't sense any disappointment. I just don't know how much help he had. It was not some of the best protection when he was out there."
Brohm led the offense on a 14-play, 69-yard drive in the fourth quarter, but unlike his rookie teammate, Matt Flynn, was unable to get the team into the end zone. His fourth-down desperation pass to receiver Jake Allen was originally ruled a touchdown but was overturned by instant replay.
On the same night Brohm managed seven completions in 12 attempts for 52 yards with four sacks, Flynn was showing some of the plucky play that helped him lead Louisiana State to a national championship last year. Alternating every two series with Brohm after Rodgers and the No. 1s played one series, Flynn led the offense on two touchdown drives, including one in the last seconds that gave the Packers a chance to send the game into overtime.
"I thought Matt made some big plays down at the end, but once again it's information that you're using to develop the quarterbacks," coach Mike McCarthy said, declining to anoint Flynn the No. 2. "We'll continue to do that."
If there's anything Flynn's performance did it was all but preclude the Packers from obtaining a veteran before or after the cutdown to 53 Saturday. Though McCarthy said he hasn't ruled it out, he and Thompson aren't going to keep four quarterbacks on their roster, so if they pick up a veteran they would have to cut one of the two rookies.
Even though Brohm struggled this summer, the Packers aren't going to give up on a second-round pick whom some teams graded as a first-round talent before the draft. By virtue of his performance against the Titans, Flynn has done enough now to make it unlikely that he would make it through waivers so that he could be placed on the Packers' practice squad.
"I think we've both gotten better each week," Brohm said when asked about whether the Packers need a veteran to back up Rodgers. "Even in practice things are coming to us a lot easier. I feel pretty comfortable I'll keep getting better."
The big question for the Packers is whether Flynn's ability to get the team into the end zone on four of his 16 series during the exhibition season justifies making him the No. 2. Flynn has received the fewest practice snaps during training camp, yet has marched off drives of 62, 52 and 85 yards during the exhibition season.
He finished the summer completing 27 of 42 passes for 209 yards and three touchdowns, good for a passer rating of 100.2. Though he fumbled three times, he did not throw an interception and showed in the final series Thursday night how good he can be in a highly competitive situation.
"I've always had confidence in myself," Flynn said after completing eight of 13 passes for 77 yards and two touchdowns. "I think we had good execution tonight and when you get those touchdowns it solidifies your confidence."
Flynn would not say he deserves to be No. 2 ahead of Brohm, but he said he thought he competed well despite the limited number of snaps he got in practice. The most impressive part of his game was the 2-minute drill he ran at the end of the game, especially considering he got only a handful of those opportunities in practice.
Taking over at Green Bay's 19, Flynn converted one fourth down and three third downs in driving the team 85 yards in 13 plays for a touchdown as time expired.
He calmly completed a 20-yard strike over the middle to tight end Joey Haynos on fourth and 1 at the Packers' 24 and then escaped from the grasp of a defender in the pocket and ran 21 yards for a first down on third and 17 at the Packers' 48.
Then on first and 10 at the Tennessee 31, he completed a 9-yard screen pass to running back Kregg Lumpkin, who failed to get out of bounds. The Packers had no timeouts left and Flynn just barely got the team to the line of scrimmage in time to spike the ball with 2 seconds left.
On the next play, he had five receivers run vertical routes. He bought time with a scramble to the right and then fired a pass into the end zone that Allen caught for a 22-yard touchdown. His attempt to send the game to overtime with a two-point conversion fell just short when receiver Johnny Quinn was able to get just one foot in bounds on a fade route.
"I'm used to that," Flynn said of the 2-minute offense. "At LSU we had a lot of games that we had to win in the fourth quarter. I have a lot of experience playing in big-time stadiums and in big games."
Flynn's other touchdown pass came after safety Tyrone Culver intercepted a pass and returned to the Titans' 12 late in the third quarter. On second down, Flynn threw a hard slant to receiver Brett Swain for a 6-yard touchdown to make it 23-15.
Brohm, meanwhile, looked hesitant at times to unload the football and when he wasn't the victim of horrible pass protection he was not sharp with his throws. He fumbled a snap and saw another ball slip out of his hands.
Brohm's longest drive of the exhibition season was 45 yards and it ended with a missed field goal. Four times he led possession inside opponent territory, but his only score came on a four-play, 2-yard drive that was set up by Jordy Nelson's 56-yard kickoff return against San Francisco. :magnifyglass:
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Merged the two topics together to keep the conversation rolling in the backup competition.. Great read Walleye..
I feel better overall about the QB depth today than yesterday morning.
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Kind of concerned that the way the preseason has played out we are kind of in a box with the QB situation. You do not want to cut a second round pick, even though the seventh round selection has outplayed him. I do not think either would make it through waivers to the practice squad. I do not see GB keeping 4 QB's. It kind of looks like both will make the final roster, and having either backing up Aaron Rodgers is not ideal for a team with deep playoff aspirations.
Maybe one will have suffered an injury that we are unaware of that would allow them to be stashed in this manner, while allowing for a veteran to be added.
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Matty Flynn is the man, I love watching him play, his TD pass reminded me so much of Eli Manning the Superbowl.
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Matty Flynn is the man, I love watching him play, his TD pass reminded me so much of Eli Manning the Superbowl.
Same thing for me. I also found his moves to be very Favreish.
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I watched the game live in Lambeau Field. Brohm sucked and the fans made it known that he is not living up to any expectations. Flynn appears to be a gamer and the crowd was really behind him.
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Matty Flynn is the man, I love watching him play, his TD pass reminded me so much of Eli Manning the Superbowl.
Same thing for me. I also found his moves to be very Favreish.
dare i say it, Romo-sque also. Thats the legacy of Favre i guess! :D
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The word "intimacy" is not often used to describe events in Davies. However, since this was a program in the Great Performers Series, all sections of the house were occupied; and, if not all seats were filled, there was definitely an impressive number of attendees, almost all of whom seemed to take their Bach very seriously. For his part, Tetzlaff may have been alone on the stage; but he never failed to project even the softest of his tones into the entire audience space with distinctive clarity.
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Email etiquette is something that isn't taught in high school or college, but rather something that is learned over time in the workplace. It's common to talk about weekend plans or to include "Happy Friday" because you want to build a great repoire with those you work with everyday. However, it's unnecessary nowadays and emails can just be informative and professional.
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3. Usdevildoggmc 5 years ago
With nanotechnology we will soon be able to replicate anything that we can think of... diamonds that would take millions of years to naturally develop, gold, water anything.. All down to the molecular level.. even medically the possibilities are endless.. able to regenerate wounds you name it..
Imagine this technology falling in the wrong greedy hands? It's pretty scary to think that humanity has this kind of technology at our fingertips knowing our species is at a very young stage... countries are still at war there is still racism and people fighting about who's religion is right.. We got a lot of work to do!
Thats the difference between a Volkswagen and a Chinese copy car. It looks the same, but only one is solid and can be improved. But the printer is a very nice machine. Why does it have 230V? Does it come from Europe?
That's all cool and amazing, but how did the scanner obtain the shape of the screw which is almost entirely embedded in the wrench? How does the scanner know it should move, not be attached to the rest of it?
6. primate1970 5 years ago
Looking closely at (4:26) the 2 items there is a few differences..???
The shape of the end hook is different/the screw in the centre has 3 grooves on the copy but 4 on the original/the movable face on the jaw has a different angle on the original/the recessed part where the writing is has a completely diffent shape on the copy...???
Not calling fake but I think the shape is computer generated NOT a scanned "copy"
p.s. Hasn't this been posted before??? OR IS IT JUST A COPY????
7. Sizzlik (admin) 5 years ago
#5 X-ray and ultrawave i would say. We have enought sensor tech nowadays. But the scanner is not the big point..it could even print things you design in a modeling tool like 3D Max or Cinema4D. (But you are right..the scanner looks a big weird..but who knows?)
I'd like to know how the hell it knows what parts are supposed to move and how does it create the moving parts rather than sticking it together with the rest
It's obvious it's not as easy as just scanning an object and printing it, but the printer itself is nonetheless a fantastic piece of work.
Buuuull. Shit.
Maybe it can print some 3D objects. OK? Maaaybe... But those two spanners are different. Very different. Look at 0:10 and then at 3:36 / 3:45 / 3:50 / etc. It's not an exact copy. I don't think it's a copy at all.
...and this funny handheld infra-red "stereo" hair dryer can actually x-ray the inside of the tool? Come on
12. ValdeLevis 5 years ago
"With nanotechnology we will soon be able to replicate anything that we can think of... diamonds that would take millions of years to naturally develop, gold, water anything.. All down to the molecular level.."
Really #3? Diamonds, gold all the way down to the *molecular* level? Nanotech to replicate water? It appears that some of us have more work to do than others. You need to put the pipe down and get to the nearest pubic library. I recommend you start with remedial science and work your way up to basic chemistry.
I am an engineer and have to use rapid prototyped parts quite often. Most of you are right, the scanner thing is more for abstract shapes. To get an engineered product like a wrench you need the CAD files to obtain the geometry.
If you can imagine, it sections the part into layers of 0.02mm. The print head has a laser which solidifies the powder layer by layer. To get the screw to rotate in the wrench it would simply leave a small gap around the shaft edges and build the "cage" around it. on completion you remove the powder from the gap and viola the screw can rotate freely.
#10 Totally agree there 2 completely different ones , also Look on there site those 3d scanners look likes a toy , theres no way a hope in hell they just put a wrench down flat like that and are able to get all the dimensions and complex curves right .
There should be a warning on this video "Some steps were skipped to avoid us looking like bull shit artists"
#4 The difference between US and Europe as far as electrical power goes is that US runs 60 Hz while Europe runs 50 Hz. In the US 120/240 , 208,230,277,460,and 480 are all used in differing applications.
17. Comment rated too low. Show this comment kaleemyork 5 years ago
can we make copy of black children into white children
The scanner has no idea how the wrench moving parts look *inside* the wrench. Which is why i believe they must have edited the scanned copy to accommodate for that. The scanner can't see the spinners two pins holding it in place so you can spin it. Hence they must have "modified" the scanning copy manually. My point is the scanner wold have no idea how long those pins would be. It sure in hell wouldn't make a guess. Clearly humans help the machine.
It's amazing work however. Really amazing. It's a step up from machines cutting out objects in metal, but not really this complicated.
#17 What for? Aaaah u need the potential but can not bear the skin tone right?
20. loadrunner 5 years ago
Awesome, just design your own car, print it and drive it.
next step: instant replicator.
21. YoArgentino 5 years ago
#18, you're right. Like #13 said, the printer needs a 3D model. The scanner helps in obtaining the shape (it's a stereo camera pair). Did you noticed the white dots they put on the tool? The stereo camera needs them to link both images and get the sense of depth.
After that, the user has to make de 3D model, its not an automated task.


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We were very lucky with a lot of things: Michelsen's office was so professional to work with, the most incredible reproductive endocrinologist Susan Wilman of Orinda (with Reproductive Science Center), and our donor, who is still very much a part of our life. Can't help with costs since they would not be relevent today. Have a great journey. very blessed with all who helped us
After several IUIs and two unsuccessful IVF treatments, we have come to a point where we must decide whether to spend more money on another IVF or try IVF with a donor egg since I'm 41 (or just give up the process). I'm looking for advice on two issues - has anyone been successful with conceiving through IVF with their own eggs after 2 or more IVF attempts? Also, has anyone had success with donor eggs? My only reservation with a donor egg is that I'll feel a sense of loss that the child is not biologically mine. My daughter is a ''mini me'' in looks and personality and it is so wonderful when I see her do something that reminds me of me. I'm slightly afraid if I proceed with a donor egg, I'll always feel a sense of loss not seeing my personality or looks in the child and this wouldn't be fair to the child. I know my fears are not exactly rational and I know even if I have another biological child, it doesn't mean they are going to be like me. I know people adopt all the time and it doesn't change how much they love their children. I know I would love any child that came into our lives, but I want to be sure it is the right situation before proceeding. If anyone has done IVF with a donor egg and can add their thoughts I would appreciate it. Anonymous
I also grew up in a household of foster/adopted children. And one of my adoptive sisters and I look almost identical. Whereas like I said before my biological brother and I look nothing alike.
The sense of loss not seeing my personality or looks in the child - could seem to be the case, or what could happen but believe me its not the case unless you put your energy into believing it is. However- it's not silly or wrong to think that might happen (especially if this is a new process).
It's always a wise idea to make sure your heart, thoughts, and energy are in balance.
There were several reasons why I chose donor egg IVF over adoption. With my first child, I wanted the whole experience of pregnancy, child birth, breast feeding, etc. Also, after having 2 failed IVF cycles which is heartbreaking itself, the donor cycle just seemed like one more step, in which someone else does the first half. I felt more in control. I pick the donor, rather than waiting to be ''picked'' by an adoptive mother.
The other advantage of donor cycle is that during pregnancy, your risk of genetic issues is more similar to that of your donor (late 20s) rather than yours (40s).
I'm a nurture vs. nature person, and believe that my son has alot of my characteristics and personality, even though he doesn't have any of my genes. I did pick a donor who looks similar to me, but I do get that he looks alot like me. Good luck and do what's best for you and your family! Anon
I am 39. We have a 4 year old biological daughter and have been trying to conceive a second without success. After almost a year of fertility-focused acupuncture and herbs to help combat my High FSH/Low Antral Follicle Count(4)/Diminished Ovarian Reserve, my doctor has advised us that the only realistic way to build our family is through adoption or having a baby with a donor egg.
We are looking into both options, while also trying to grieve the loss of a biological child we assumed would come to our family. We've been to both adoption agencies and fertility clinics with egg donation programs and have done our homework. We also know several lovely adoptive families and have been lucky enough to hear their beautiful stories and feedback on their processes, etc.
What we don't have are real stories from families who've grown via donor eggs. This is a lonely process for me and I am wondering if any mothers out there who are raising children birthed with the gift of a donor egg would be willing to share their experiences or advice in how to navigate this? I am especially interested in hearing from families whose first child may be a fully biological child, with the second only genetically connected to the father (assuming a straight family). We've read ''How to Have Your Baby Through Egg Donation,'' but some advice or words of encouragement from real live local moms would go a long way.
We are working with Pacific Fertility Center in SF & Eldon Schriock is our doc. We've yet to pursue any fertility treatments as IVF with my own eggs stands a very low chance (5% vs. 60% with donor egg).
Again, no need for adoption advice or encouragement as we're set there. Advice and feedback on egg donation is so, so welcome.
Thanks in advance, Hopeful Mama
We harvested 18 eggs. The first try I became pregnant and miscarried. We then tried 6 more times before I became pregnant again. We had two more embryos left. After our son was born we exchanged 1 or 2 letters with the donor. We have each others addresses in case medical information is needed. Other than that she has left us completely alone.
Our son is a wonderful child. He is completely different than his older brother. It makes me wonder at times, what if ... My first son is like me and my second is exactly like my husband, his biological father. However this is no different than a lot of families we know with very different kids.D
Do we treat him differently? No, I don't think so. Do I sometimes tease my husband in private that they aren't my genes? Yes. The only people we have told about the donor is my mother and sister, she was guardian for a while and the pediatrician. We have talked to my son about the donor, but nobody else, not even his brother. It is up to him to tell people if he wants. My husband and I feel blessed that he is in our lives and lucky to have had all the medical procedures to help us. Lucky and Blessed
I know that I was very fortunate with my situation but, other than that, we had a 60% chance of success compared to many IVF situations and everything seemed to go well. I also used PFC and was very happy. I talk to some other mothers who used egg donation and realize that everyone has different feelings and that using a paid donor can bring different feelings/issues in to the mix. Recognize them and think them through so that you are comfortable with your choice. Every day I look at my son and am thankful for my precious gift. I am including my email address so that you can contact me if I can be of help. Best of luck to you. steppi
I was 42 and 45 years old. The two pregnancies are from the same donor cycle. The first fresh and the second frozen. They are both perfect children. Really! They are 10 & 7 years old and big tooth cute, smart, funny, really average in most ways = perfect, right? I mean, I think they are brilliant of course but the main thing is that there is nothing wrong with them.
OK. so how is it for me that they are my husband's sperm and not my egg? The donor was very similar to me physically, just 14 years younger.... She felt that her genes were good. There is a lot of insanity in my family so, I could never say that I had good genes with a straight face! I sort of get comfort knowing they aren't prone to senility, pack ratty ocd etc. and they don't look that much like him either so... people always think we are the grandparents...and that doesn't really bother us.
I guess I am writing to tell you that basically, it mattered a lot when, like you are now, we were thinking it through. I felt sad and ashamed. But now? I just fuss about and worry and want the best for them like everyone else's mom.
I did breast feed them 2 1/2 & 3 years. So that's a bit longer than most but not as long as some! And, we turned out to be ''attachment parenting'' people which I never even heard of before and was perhaps, me compensating for them not being my eggs but I don't know, when they are born you just get so engrossed, I think everyone surprises themselves.
One last idea is that you are sort of adopting the eggs. Good luck to you!
Since I used donor sperm, my experience won't help you out, but the website will. Elated with my decision to use a donor.
He is not old enough to ask questions yet, but I'm not concerned about my responses; there are plenty of resources out there to help you with that.
Alternately, I have many friends who have adopted, and adopted a second child with a biological child as the elder. They would not have their family composed any differently. Good luck! Hopeful for you
My friends chose to use two different egg donors, one a family member and one not. They've been a model to me -- a lesbian, co-parenting two kids with my spouse -- of how to raise children in a new understanding of ''family.'' They have always been open with their children about the relationships between the donors and them and the kids. They are a wonderful family -- loving, supportive and with all of the regular stuff of family too.
I'm the bio mom of my children and it has been a journey for my spouse to really know in her bones that these are her children, as much as they are mine (Something I have never doubted). And it's been completely worth all of the challenges (and ones that are certain to come.) Wishing you the best
You didn't ask for advice, but I can't help it anyway (if it's not too late!): choose the donor with your heart as well as your head.We thought our first donor was perfect for us in terms of genetics but she had some emotional issues (not enough to disqualify her as a donor) and none of the embryos resulted in a baby. Who knows if these two facts are related--my friend was sure they were--but the next time we chose a donor whose reasons for donating seemed more altruistic and I got pregnant the first round. I couldn't be more bonded to my child (now 7). Our only regret was that we felt too old to try for another with the leftover embryos.
Pregnancy and Parenting after DE IVF: http://www.network54.com/Forum/247611/ Looking to Become a Mom Via Egg Donation: http://www.network54.com/Forum/57451/ I'd be happy to share my experiences with you if you want to send email. icountblessings
In our minds there is no difference between our eldest and the twins, they are all 100% our kids. I only really think about how the twins were conceived when people start talking about who they look like (interestingly, many think our son looks much more like my family). We have been very open with our family and friends about how the twins were conceived and intend to tell them as they start asking about where they came from. In fact, as our eldest has starting asking questions, we have been telling her that there are many ways for families to come together.
There is no one right answer for all families, for us egg donation was the right way to expand our family and if I could go back, I wouldn't do anything differently, including having biological children. These are the kids who were meant to be ours and we are lucky to have them.
Feel free to get my email from the moderator if you would like to talk more offline. Joanne
Reviewed the archives, don't see anything very recent on Bay Area donor agencies. People seem to be happy with Woman To Woman, does anyone know anything about Ova The Rainbow, Family Fertility Center or Family Formation (Diane Michelsen)? Answer will be much appreciated - thank you! Wanna Be A Mommy... BAD
Best wishes for you on your journey! anonymous
My husband's brother recently found out that he is unable to produce children. He and his wife really want to have a baby and have asked my husband if he would be willing to donate his sperm so that they can get pregnant. Since this isn't the case of an anonymous donor (my husband and his brother are very close) what, if anything should they tell their child (if they do end up getting pregnant)? I'd love to hear from people who have been through something similar (i.e. family member or friend who donated either egg or sperm). Thanks anon
I am about to embark on an egg donation cycle after struggling with infertility for 4 years. I would like to get some advice from someone who has undergone egg donation and who is willing to share their experience with me. Also, I am happy to share my experiences thus far with others who may be experiencing fertility issues and comtemplating egg donation.
I'm thinking about becoming an egg donor, for a couple of reasons. Of course the money would be helpful, but I also feel a wee bit guilty for choosing to have just one child, when one of my friends has been struggling with infertility for several years and is still unable to have her first child. (I don't mean to donate directly to her - It won't help - I just want to contribute to the process in general.) I'd like to hear from other women who have donated eggs. I have read the facts about the process, but would like to hear about someone's personal experience. How were you chosen? How time-consuming or uncomfortable is the process? What are parents looking for in a donor? (I'm not exactly supermodel material ;-) but I have a beautiful little girl! I'm healthy and well-educated and don't have any bad habits that would ''spoil'' an egg. Would I be chosen? Or would I put myself out there emotionally and then be rejected?) I guess I'd just like some details and opinions before I do something like this! Thanks! anon
Donating your eggs can be a wonderful experience. We stay in touch with our donor, and she has met our child. She is a wonderful person, who without I would not be a Mom today. She will always hold a special place in my heart for what she has given us! Good luck!
The agency I worked for helps people from all over the world (IVF/Egg donors isn't available in many countries so people come to the USA). Intended parents select a donor based on opinions from their doctor, then usually the same race as intended mother, then same coloring/same build as intended mother (eyes, hair, etc.), then others who don't even want to see photos, but select by what the donor has to say in her application. I'll tell you that the process will take some time and not everyone is looking for a supermodel. Because of the world factor, all types of egg donors are needed. The application is lengthy but it is the information that will be for a life of a child so be honest.
I've seen donors selected in 2 hours and some that took over a year. Once you are selected, the process will take about 8-10 weeks. Some donors have complaints of headaches, tenderness, cramps and some with nothing at all. You are allowed to donate 6 times and some woman will do the total 6 cycles and some will only do it once.
Now for the bottom line... The clients that are selecting an egg donor really, really want a baby. They have usually tried the ''natural way'', clomid, IUI cycles, IVF on their own and now need the help of an egg donor. Some will even need a Gestational Carrier to help them realize their dream of becoming a parent. Or they are a same sex couple and need an egg donor. Over the 5 years, I was able to see so many happy people that I will never forget the experience as long as I live and it was all due to a woman willing to give something of herself to a total stranger!
That said... good luck with your decision and congratualtions for even being open minded enough to think about it. DiAnn
Does anyone know of any donor egg agencies which will not charge an arm and a leg! Thanx in advance for any help anyone can offer. AM
The best way of reducing costs is to ''share'' a donor with another couple. That way your costs are reduced although you still have to pay for your costs of meds, which can be in excess of $3K. Few agencies do share cycles, but one that does is Dr. Chetkowski at Alta Bates. Anon
Their donor agency is in the same building as their clinic. We ended up going into the donor facility twice to look at donor's photos and their applications. In the meantime they sent us photocopies and descriptions of maybe 12 possible donors. When we finally saw the woman we thought was a good match for us (it took two or three months of looking), we went in to look at her photos in color and to talk about her with the agency. They knew her because she had successfully donated two times before. We never met her but we exchanged cards and I hope to send her some photos of our babies (through the agency) when I get a chance.
We paid $5,000 - $6,000 for the donor part of our treatment, which I think is a fair fee. The donor got $4500 of that which is fair, considering what she has to go through to produce the eggs. All of their donors are compensated the same. We selected her because of her coloring, height, and because she seemed like a really happy person. She didn't have a fancy job or a college degree or a high IQ (that we know of) but she had two beautiful children and we liked what she said on her application. I preferred using the local agency to the bigger ones in Southern California for many reasons and am glad we did. They did all the pre-screening and had a history with our particular donor. They were easy to work with and quite responsive.
Good luck with your selection process and a successful pregnancy and birth! Check out: http://www.infertilitydoctor.com anon
In any event, his coordinator can tell you what donor options are available and what they cost. Sharing a donor is less expensive; adopting an embryo is a whole lot less expensive. Weckstein's office is somewhat unusual in that they offer a great deal of information about the donor, including many photos. I felt very comfortable with our donor, and very close to this stranger whom we'd never know. Resolve (in the phone book in San Francisco, when I joined them eight years ago) is also a very supportive way to meet other people dealing with the same questions. Best of luck. My twins (seven years old) tell me how grateful they are that we the parents tried so hard to have them. They're very touched that we wanted them so much. Anon
Bottom line - egg donation is the best decision I ever made! We had a wonderful experience with our donor, and today I am the proud mom of a beautiful toddler. We are currently trying for our second child with the leftover frozen embryos (this is a good reason to NOT share a donor with another couple!) I hope you have as much success as we had with egg donation. Good Luck!
I am an ovum donor recipient and am now 6.5 months pregnant. We found our donor through Woman to Woman. It took a lot of thought and a few hours of conseling to make the decision to use a donor egg. We met our donor prior to signing the contract. If you get asked to do that please don't be offended. We just wanted to see what her demeanor was and ask her a few qwuestions that could give indications of what our child may be like. We also wanted to get assurances from her that we could always contact each other for medical reasons, not for her to have an ongoing relationship with the child. (Our adopted nephew died of athlete's heart when he was 17 and, because it was a closed adoption, there was no way of warning his birth parents or siblings.) Lastly, we wanted her to look us in the eye and say it would be okay for our child to meet her if he chose whe he got older. She couldn't have been more understanding and nicer. We will be blessed with our second son soon and we will always be grateful to this wonderful woman who gave us this chance.
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"Introduction to Activistic Atheism"
"Discussing Atheism With Others"
1. Jon Murray and Madalyn Murray O'Hair, All the Questions You Ever Wanted to Ask American Atheists: With All the Answers (1982 ed.) vol. ii., p. 18.
2. Douglas E. Krueger, What Is Atheism? (1998), p. 161.
3. Read "The Presumption of Atheism" by Antony Flew, from his 1984 book God Freedom and Immorality: A Critical Analysis.
4. David Hume, An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding (1748) Section X. "Of Miracles." Part I.
5. David Hume, An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding (1748) Section X. "Of Miracles." Part I.
6. Michel Eyquem, seigneur de Montaigne, Essais (1588) Liv. iii. c. 11. Quoted by William E. H. Lecky, Rationalism in Europe (r. 1878) vol. i., p. 112. (See the passage in question.)
7. Kevin Courcey, R.N., "'Acupuncture Goes Mainstream' Article Perpetrates Fraud" (1998). (Posted on Positive Atheism.)
8. The James Randi Educational Foundation.
9. Michael Shermer, Why People Believe Weird Things (1997) "How Thinking Goes Wrong" p. 20. (See the passage in question.)
10. Joseph Lewis, "The Philosophy of Atheism" (Address delivered February 20, 1960, over radio station WIME, Miami, Florida). (See the passage in question.) Also, Joseph Lewis, "Atheism," in Atheism and Other Addresses (1930) book not paginated. (See the passage in question.) Also, Joseph Lewis, "An Atheist Speaks Out" published by Haldeman-Julius in Little Blue Book 1599.
11. Francis Crick, What Mad Pursuit (1988) "How I Got Inclined Towards Atheism."
12. Douglas E. Krueger, What Is Atheism? (1998) p. 129.
13. George H. Smith, Atheism: The Case Against God (1979, r. 1989) p. 29; Chapter 2, "The Concept of God."
14. George H. Smith, Atheism: The Case Against God (1979, r. 1989) p. 30; Chapter 2, "The Concept of God."
15. William T. Blackstone, The Problem of Religious Knowledge (1963), p. 2. Quoted from George H. Smith, Atheism: The Case Against God (1979, r. 1989) p. 30.
16. Theodore M. Drange, Nonbelief and Evil: Two Arguments for the Nonexistence of God (1998), pp. 74-80.
17. Alfred Jules Ayer, Language, Truth and Logic (1935, r. 1946), p. 115. Quoted from George H. Smith, Atheism: The Case Against God (1979, r. 1989) p. 30.
18. Source Unknown. (Posted on Positive Atheism's Big List of Quotes.)
19. Richard R. La Croix, What Is God?, essays edited by Kenneth G. Lucey (1993), p. 181. Drange continues: "La Croix is not here claiming that 'God exists' is meaningless, only that those who discuss the issue of its truth or falsity should first discuss what it means and make sure that they all mean the same thing by it."
20. Theodore M. Drange, Nonbelief and Evil: Two Arguments for the Nonexistence of God (1998), p. 77.
21. Michael Martin, Atheism: A Philosophical Justification (1990), p. 77.
22. Theodore M. Drange, Nonbelief and Evil: Two Arguments for the Nonexistence of God (1998), p. 77.
23. Based on C. Dennis McKinsey, The Encyclopedia of Biblical Errancy (1995) ch. 23, p. 464-67, "Closed-Mindedness." (Chapter section posted on Positive Atheism.)
24. Paul, in Colossians 2:4 (King James Version).
25. Paul, in I Timothy 6:20 (King James Version).
26. Paul, in Titus 3:10-11 (New International Version).
27. Jesus, in Matthew 7:15 (Revised Standard Version).
28. Jesus, in Matthew 24:24 (New American Standard Bible).
29. Paul, in I Timothy 6:3-5 (Revised Standard Version).
The doctrine in question here -- the doctrine that one is not to be "teaching otherwise" -- is Christianity's blatant endorsement of the institution of slavery (I Timothy 6:1-2).
Note that the newer translations appear to disguise or omit the connection of this passage to the slavery passage: "If anyone teaches false doctrines..." (New International Version) and less blatantly, "If anyone advocates a different doctrine..." (New American Standard Bible). Most of the major translations contain the word otherwise to refer back to the slavery passage.
30. John, in I John 2:27 (New International Version).
31. Jesus, in Matthew 4:7, quoting Deuteronomy 6:16 (New International Version).
32. Paul, in Romans 9:20, possibly referring to (but not exactly quoting) similar sentiments contained in Isaiah 29:16 and Isaiah 45:9 (New International Version).
33. Paul, in I Corinthians 2:7 (Revised Standard Version).
34. Paul, in I Corinthians 1:20-21 (New International Version).
35. Paul, in I Corinthians 1:27 (New International Version).
36. Paul, in I Corinthians 3:18-20 (New American Standard Bible).
37. "Justice Antonin Scalia: Proud to be a Cretin," Associated Press, April 10, 1996.
38. Paul, in I Corinthians 4:10 (King James Version).
39. C. Dennis McKinsey, The Encyclopedia of Biblical Errancy (1995) p. 466. (Chapter section posted on Positive Atheism.)
40. Tertullian (160?-230?), De Carne Christi (On Christ's Flesh), chap. v.
41. Quoted in Jeff Dee, "The Glorification of Ignorance" and other writings. We were unable to track down Luther's original work as of this writing.
42. Jesus, in Matthew 28:19 (Revised Standard Version).
43. Paul, in II Timothy 3:12 (New International Version).
44. Jesus, in Luke 14:23 (King James Version).
Other versions use "compel" or "constrain" (Young's Literal Translation) except, of course, the New International Version, which softens the impact considerably, saying, "make them come in."
45. Jesus, in John 15:6 (King James Version).
Almost all newer translations soften the impact of this passage by omitting the word men from the phrase "men gather them." Some translations go out of their way to specify that it is the branches that are gathered, leaving no room for this to be interpreted that it is the heretics that are gathered -- even though the heretics are symbolized by the branches in this parable.


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Ameren Corporation is a public utility holding company operating in Missouri and Illinois doing business in rate-regulated electric generation, transmission, and distribution. Ameren (AEE) is also in the rate-regulated natural gas transmission and distribution business and the non-rate-regulated electric generation business. Founded in 1881, AEE is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri.
The company was previously known as Union Electric Company. It is the electric utility in the St. Louis areas. It also served other areas of Missouri and Illinois via a series of subsidiaries.
The company operates the Calloway Nuclear Power Plant near Fulton, MO. It has recently applied for permits for a second nuclear plant at the Calloway site.
Ameren is primarily an operator of coal fired power plants, especially Labadie and Portage de Sioux. It also operates a hydroelectric facility at Bagnel Dam in Missouri, the dam for the Lake of the Ozarks, a major recreational lake located in southwest Missouri. According to a Newcomen Society presentation from 1947, Ameren also owns and operates the only hydroelectric power plant across the Mississippi River located at Keokuk, Iowa. The plant was built in 1911, and is one of the first constructed after the Niagara Falls hydroelectric project.
At Tom Sauk Mountain, highest point in Missouri, Ameren operated an energy storage/regeneration facility where water was pumped into a reservoir on top of the mountain at night and then converted back into electricity during peak demand hours usually in daytime. The facility operated successfully for over 40 years, but in '05, the remotely operated facility overfilled the reservoir until it overflowed and collapsed. No one was injured, but a state park below was destroyed. Efforts are underway to reconstruct the facility.
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This warm cobbler is one of our favorite ways to end a busy day of fishing, hiking, swimming or rafting. Many times, Mom tops each serving with a scoop of ice cream. —June Dress, Boise, Idaho
- 2 cans (21 ounces each) raspberry pie filling
- 1 package yellow cake mix (regular size)
- 1-1/4 cups water
- 1/2 cup canola oil
- Vanilla ice cream, optional
- Prepare grill or campfire for low heat, using 16-20 charcoal briquettes or large wood chips.
- Line a Dutch oven with heavy-duty aluminum foil; add pie filling. In a large bowl, combine the cake mix, water and oil. Spread over pie filling.
- Cover Dutch oven. When briquettes or wood chips are covered with white ash, place Dutch oven directly on top of 8-10 of them. Using long-handled tongs, place remaining briquettes on pan cover.
- Cook for 30-40 minutes or until filling is bubbly and a toothpick inserted in the topping comes out clean. To check for doneness, use the tongs to carefully lift the cover. Serve with ice cream if desired. Yield: 12 servings.
Editor's Note: This recipe does not use eggs.
Originally published as Cake & Berry Campfire Cobbler in Taste of Home August/September 2009, p67
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