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Denon AH-C260 Acoustic Luxury In-Ear Headphones (Black)
" i got it for bass , cuz headroom says its the best in bass . now i will compare it to the klipsch s3 . package ;- 4 pair of tips , here i got the cable clip , and manuals too many . cable winder is good , thats it . s3 had a pouch . the cable is too cheap even cheaper then my she 3580 , too filmsy . design is common . a cable slider is loose , the cable clip is..." --suman134
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San Antonio - The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi volleyball team lost 3-0 (25-20, 25-15, 25-10) on Tuesday night against the UTSA Roadrunners at the UTSA Convocation Center.
The loss sends the Islanders to a 7-20 record on the year and remains winless at 0-12 in Southland Conference matches. UTSA improves to 10-16 overall and 5-7 in Southland action.
In the first set, the Islanders battled the Roadrunners as the two teams combined for nine ties and four lead changes. Trailing 18-16 in the opening set, TAMUCC scored four-straight points behind two Jessica Korda kills and two Roadrunner attack errors to take a 20-18 lead. UTSA answered with seven consecutive points to close out a back-and-forth first set and take a 1-0 lead.
The second set saw the Roadrunners take control early and hold the lead throughout. UTSA led by as many as 10 at 22-12 and finished the Islanders off with a 25-15 final. The third set was all Roadrunners as they dominated to a 23-8 lead and a 25-10 final to take the match by a 3-0 final.
Emma Ridley led the Islanders once again, notching 10 kills and eight digs to bring her season total to 397 and move closer to being the first ever Islander with more than 400 kills in a season. Courtney Wypiszynski tied Ridley with eight digs and also led the team with 17 assists on the night. Korda also was in double digits with 10 kills on the nights.
The Islanders finish their road trip this weekend as they play in Hammond, La. at Southeastern La. on Friday night and in Thibodaux, La. at Nicholls on Saturday afternoon. Following the final two road matches of the year, TAMUCC returns home on Nov. 13-14 to close out the year with matches against UT Arlington and Texas State.

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For the near future, the closest you can probably come to buying an all-wheel-drive Passat TDI is the Volkswagen CC VR6 Executive 4Motion, the top-of-the-line model in the CC lineup. The CC, an upscale sedan with couple-like styling, is related to the European Passat (and is sold there and in other markets as the Passat CC). The CC and Euro-spec Passat are a couple of inches shorter than the U.S. Passat in wheelbase and overall length.
We can't say whether Volkswagen will ever offer all-wheel drive on the U.S.-built Passat because it is hard to predict what will happen in the next couple of years let alone a decade from now. We can say that, despite some noise from current and previous Passat owners asking for all-wheel drive, Volkswagen says it has no plans to do so.
Price is one issue. Base prices on the U.S. Passat range from $20,845 to $33,525, the heart of the midsize family-sedan market. The CC starts at more than $30,000, and the all-wheel-drive model is the most expensive at $42,245 including destination. Adding all-wheel drive to the Passat TDI would push prices higher and deeper into the same range as the CC.
SUVs are another reason. Many buyers want all-wheel drive, but most prefer that it be installed in an SUV, especially a car-based vehicle masquerading as an SUV (today's crossovers). Offering all-wheel drive on the Passat might not greatly increase Passat sales, but it could draw buyers away from Volkswagen's SUVs, the Tiguan and Touareg.
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Shaun Hill was held out of practice today because of back spasms, and the 49ers quarterback was listed as questionable for Sunday's regular-season finale at Cleveland.
Hill, who has led the 49ers to successive victories since taking over for injured Trent Dilfer, has been suffering from back spasms.
"We rested him today and I'm hopeful he'll play on Sunday," Coach Mike Nolan said. "Right now with Shaun, we're just taking it a day a time."
If he can't go, Chris Weinke would start. Weinke took all of the first-team snaps during practice today.
Hill sustained the back injury near the end of the second quarter last Sunday, when he took a shot to the back at the end of a scramble, though he continued playing. Later in last Sunday's 21-19 victory over Tampa Bay, Hill was shaken up by a hard hit to the midsection that left him with bruised ribs. He left the field for one play, then returned to throw his third touchdown pass of the game.
In listing Hill as questionable, Nolan said, "He's got back spasms, bruised ribs, a bad finger, you can go down the list. He needs some rest to kind of heal up."
Hill said back pain is his biggest concern.
"All of a sudden, the finger feels great," Hill said with a laugh. He fractured and dislocated his right index finger a month ago when his hand struck a teammate's helmet as he followed through on a pass during practice.
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Weinke, a former Carolina Panthers quarterback, was out of football when he was signed by the 49ers three weeks ago. If the 49ers need to shore up their depth at quarterback, Nolan said former UCLA quarterback Drew Olson could be promoted from the practice squad.
Wide receiver Arnaz Battle and running back Michael Robinson, who were quarterbacks in college, also could be pressed into duty in an emergency.
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Yay!! Anothe FO!! Here is Alison's Scarf by Annie Modesitt in Karaoke Mermaid (2 balls) (see pattern link in my signature, and when I remove that, it will remain in my blog here ...
I *loved* the i-cord cast-on for this scarf. Using it w/ the slip-stitch border & i-cord cast-off makes such a nice "frame" for the scarf. I'll be using it again.
Ooooo that is pretty! Is the yarn soft?
Beautiful job, Julie! :cheering: :cheering: :cheering:
Well, I expected the yarn to be soft, but I wrapped this around my bare neck last night after I finished it, and I found it to be ever so slightly itchy. I've washed it in Soak, and it's drying right now. I'll let you know what the softness factor is when it's dry.
I will add that I washed my merino Moebius in this same stuff, and I'm a little disappointed in how it feels. I think I'll go to the LYS later & see what they have that might up the softness.
Regardless -- thanks for the kudos, Jan & Sara!!! :muah:
Ohh, is that ever pretty! Lovely, lovely. :)
Oh my... look at the pretty colors!
It is beautiful, DM!
Lovely Scarf - Great Job! :cheering:
I looooove that Mermaid Mix. I reminds mind of an iridescent oil slick! I need to get my hands on some of that stuff!
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NEW DELHI: Still battling the fallout of last week's steep Rs 7.54 a litre hike in petrol price, the government today said it is not considering raising rates of diesel, domestic gas (LPG) and kerosene for the moment.
"We are not considering hike prices of diesel, domestic LPG and kerosene. It is out of question right now," Oil Minister S Jaipal Reddy told reporters after a meeting called by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee to discuss the impact of fuel price hike on inflation.


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Relaunch Your Love Life As A Single Dad
You gave and gave, and then gave some more. That's you — the Renaissance single dad. Your kids and the world are a better place with you in it.
But what about you? Who's giving some (adult) lovin' back to you? In other words, how's your love life? What love life, you ask? Exactly.
A well-loved dad is a better dad — that's a fact. With that being said, here are the steps you need to take in order to get some well-deserved attention from the opposite sex.
Develop a strategyRelaunching your love life as a single dad requires a strategy. We single dads need to put some thought into it; a relaunch takes preparation. Even if there isn't a woman on our horizon, we can't afford to sit back and wait for her arrival before we launch into action. We have to apply a Rocky-like strategy to prepare for the sensual pleasures that are on their way to us as we speak. Just like Halley's Comet, we have to believe a dinner date or a fulfilling relationship is somewhere in the universe and on its way back to us. Being prepared offers you the best chance of success when the "fireball of a comet" hits you smack in the back of your unsuspecting single-dad head.
Think about the type of woman you wantYou're not just any guy! You're a special guy and a great single dad. And a special guy needs to meet a special woman who gets where he's coming from. Let's face it: Being a single dad is not like being a single guy. It can be challenging and it's certainly more complex. But make no mistake: Somewhere out there is the right woman for you; someone who understands who you are and how your new life is going to present itself. It's likely to be a single mom, but there are also single women out there who are empathetic enough to love you and your kids. For example, some women so adore their nieces or nephews that they can easily connect with a single dad.
You need to take the time to be introspective regarding your life lessons in the realm of love and romance. Before you relaunch your love life, why not take the time to imagine the kind of relationship you want and need? Not only will you be serving yourself a dose of much-needed self-respect, but you will be honoring your children big time, because the woman you choose to be with next will always be connected to them.
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L.A. Rooftop Solar Project Goes Online in San Fernando Valley
With 1 billion square feet of rooftop space and more than 300 days of sunshine, Los Angeles has all the makings of a leading solar hub. Now, an innovative program is leveraging these resources to accelerate the county's transition to the forefront of solar innovation.
On June 26, the Los Angeles Feed-in Tariff program—the largest rooftop solar program in the nation—celebrated the completion of its first solar installation. The program incentivizes businesses to install solar arrays on rooftops across Los Angeles to generate clean, renewable electricity. Participating business are offered a 20-year contract to sell the solar energy they produce to the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power at a set price. For the complete story, see the Energy Blog.


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Fans of the Pony Express in Nebraska are delivering a few hundred letters to Santa Claus the old fashioned way this year.
The Nebraska division of the Pony Express recently carried more than 500 letters from Gothenburg to Cozad this year to help deliver the letters to the North Pole.
Rider Wayne Gronewold says the Pony Express Nebraska group gives people in Gothenberg the chance to send their Santa letters via horseback.
All the letters received a special Pony Express stamp.
Another Pony Express rider Kylee Miller says she likes being part of an effort to keep the history of the Pony Express alive.


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Online Evaluation for Montavista's Embedded Software
Montavista has joined forces with Virtutech and Nomachine to create a virtual evaluation portal.
Montavista TestDrive is a virtual evaluation lab allowing embedded developers to test the full capabilities of Montavista Linux Professional Edition and DevRocket developer tools. TestDrive uses state-of-the-art Web services technology to start evaluating MontaVista Linux on the target processor and reference board. This avoids the need for lengthy software installations, license management set up, or awaiting product shipments and downloads. Using TestDrive, developers can develop and run their own test applications to quickly determine the technical fit of MontaVista products for their projects.
After registering, users first download NX Client which uses NX Web Companion to provide access to resources on the Montavista NX Server, and then move on to test their applications in a virtualized Montavista Linux environment and using Montavista developer tools.
Teamwork: Embedded developers can leverage Virtutech virtualized hardware platforms sierte to test Montavista's software offerings via Nomachine NX.
During the registration process on the Testdrive portal users are required to select a specific test platform. The registration process involves entering mandatory contact data, and voluntary profiling details. Montavista points out to users that Virtutech will also have access to the contact data. There are currently two evaluation platforms: a PPC440GP by AMCC on an Ebony card, and a MPC8641D by Freescale on a HPC Net Board. There are plans to add more platforms in future.
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Superstar artist Ethan Van Sciver has been eerily quiet of late. With just a few covers solicited by DC Comics and WildStorm in the coming months for âJustice League of Americaâ #50 and âVictorian Undead Special" #1 respectively, he also has a co-writing credit on the upcoming one-shot, âUntold Tales of Blackest Night,â where heâll tell the tale of Earthâs Sinestro Corps member, Voodoo Doll. But fear not, that's not all he has in store.
The artist responsible for the rebirths of both Hal Jordan and Barry Allen (whilst collaborating on two best-selling titles with industry über-writer Geoff Johns) has been secretly working with WildStorm on a new series of titles that heâll oversee and are specifically tailored to his particular sensibilities, not to mention his love all things horror.
Returning to Fan Expo, a regular stop on his convention schedule, Van Sciver spoke with CBR News during a signing at the DC booth about his work at WildStorm and shared details about how involved heâll be in the new creator-owned titles, one writer heâll be collaborating with and the return of Cyberfrog, a character he created in the 1990s when he was just breaking into comics. The titular character was originally featured in two issues published by Hall of Heroes in 1996 and ten more released by Harris Comics in 1997.
CBR NEWS: It sounds like there are exciting times ahead for you over at WildStorm?
Ethan Van Sciver: Iâm actually working on a few books for WildStorm. Theyâve yet to be announced. Iâve had so many ideas that Iâm not sure work as superhero comics and so what Iâm doing is Iâm working on creating them and putting them out there â and the first one is going to be announced at New York Comic Con. Iâm drawing and plotting the first issue and then Iâm handing it off to another artist and another creative team. And Iâll oversee it.
And this is an imprint showcasing horror books, correct?
They donât have to be but they happen to be. Thatâs just where I am. Thatâs what I like. So the first one is definitely a horror/comedy book, I hate to say in the vein of âShaun of the Dead,â because thatâs so poser-y, but it is. Itâs that kind of thing. And youâll hear about it soon. And itâs written by Joe Harris, by the way.
As I understand weâre going to see some new âCyberfrogâ stories too.
Thatâs right. âCyberfrog: Blood Honey.â And hereâs the plot. Cyberfrog has been hibernating underground for ten years. He came to Earth, essentially, to stop an alien invasion from happening and to protect the human race. But he didnât. He failed because heâs a lazy slob. So heâd been hibernating underground when this giant bee invasion from space happened. He comes out ten years later now and what these giant skeletal bees do is they feed off people. They chew up your skin and make paper out of it and spin it over buildings and things and turn Manhattan into a gigantic beehive. And then they also use your blood for pollen and turn into honey for the queen.
So basically, itâs ten years later. Cyberfrog is going to find his old friend, Heather. She survived the attack thanks to Cyberfrog but now he has to try to kind of turn it back. Itâs a huge ordeal. Itâs a huge task. Because these bees are moving west and pushing humanity all the way to the coast as they go.
Is this a miniseries or an ongoing?
Itâs a miniseries.
Will you be writing and drawing it?
Iâm definitely doing the covers. And itâs already written. There is another artist who has been a Cyberfrog fan since he was fourteen years old. He used to send me drawings and letters and now heâs a big professional, a big star.
Can you tell us?
I canât say.
Is he here at Fan Expo?
I donât know if heâs here. I saw him in Chicago and he was like, âWhen are we doing it?â Heâs asked me three times to be involved. And the first time, I was like, âThat would be cool.â The second time, I said, âWhy are you asking me again?â And at Chicago, he was like, âCan we please do it? Iâm down for it.â So I was like, âAll right, I guess weâre doing it.â So, youâll see.
Wildstorm will be releasing it?
Do you need to be up-to-speed on all of the past appearances and historic continuity of Cyberfrog?
Not at all. Not at all. No, because there is no Cyberfrog continuity. The series actually was a train of thought, kind of thing. And I really didnât know what I was doing. But Iâm sort of basing it on, this swarm came, and they did the last time we saw Cyberfrog, but they finished him off. So Iâm lying essentially about the last series. As if the last series meant something. Iâll do a recap that doesnât have anything to do with the actual events of the last series.
Will WildStorm be re-releasing the original âCyberfrogâ appearances?
I hope not. But maybe. It would be nice to have a big âCyberfrogâ compendium. We could call it âWarts and All.â Thatâs good.
One last question?
Any news about that long rumored âPlastic Manâ series from DC Comics?
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Mr. Le Roy Eakin III, also known as Terry, is a Cofounder, Chairman, and Chief Executive Officer of EYA LLC. Mr. Eakin's most significant involvement is as chairman of the board of D.C. Prep Public Charter Schools, a growing group of high performance public charter schools in Washington, D.C. Mr. Eakin is a Member of the Advisory Council at Stanford Graduate School of Business. Prior to founding EYA in 1993, Mr. Eakin was the senior vice president and a general partner ...
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If you wouldn't mind explaining what that means??
Pan-fried with chicken flavor added??
I always bread my leftovers and fry it in butter. yummy!
No chicken flavor added! lol
To chicken fry something means to coat it with flour, egg, and flour again and fry it in hot oil like you would fry chicken. You can add whatever spices you like best but I usually use salt, pepper, paprika and italian seasoning. Be sure to add it to the flour and the egg too. Sometimes when making pork chops this way I'll add garlic powder.
Thanks for explaining. Sounds good!
Must be a southern expression?
Don't tell me you have never had chicken fried steak?
Just told my DH what you did with the meatloaf, now he wants me to make some meatloaf so I can fry up the leftovers. It does sound good to me also.
If you really want to spoil him make up some white gravy and biscuits too...
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You give an inheritance to your younger loved ones and future generations to bless them and not to curse them. Once again, our object lesson is another celebrity estate. This time the decedent is Whitney Houston.
The inheritance left by Whitney Houston is chronicled by CNBC in an article titled "When $20 Million Is Too Much to Leave the Kids." Without delving too much into the case, the passing of Whitney Houston has set her 19-year-old daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown, up to receive a staggering $20 million. Recently, Houston's mother and manager, who are the executors of the Houston estate, have filed a petition to restrict the inheritance payments on the basis that these were simply too large. According to the petition, such inheritance payments would make Bobbi too easy a target for predators, or worse, enable Bobbi to devolve into a bad lifestyle. Taking the petition at face value, this consequence would not have been Whitney's intention.
Regardless of Whitney's intention, the article recommends an excellent alternative that she could have employed to protect the inheritance from Bobbi and Bobbi from the inheritance. This alternative is called a "discretionary trust." The article also provides some practical pointers, like teaching your children financial responsibility at an early age and reviewing (and revising) your estate plan from time to time.Few things in life could be more frustrating than putting a great plan together only to have it fail because for lack of implementation. At Idaho Estate Planning we have the expertise and resources to make sure your plan is carried out according to your wishes. Remember, good planning is no accident!


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I'm currently on a "peak" season assignment working at the UPS Forest Park facility. This is a departure from my role in public relations at UPS but is giving me a great month-long opportunity to see the operations in action, and help coordinate the logistics of teaming our drivers with new part-time seasonal helpers. UPS hires 50,000 seasonal workers to help deliver 430 million packages between Thanksgiving and Christmas. I'm excited to be doing my part!
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Because their texture is very smooth, pintos may be used in virtually all methods of bean preparation. Purée them for soup bases or use them in casseroles; refry them for frijoles refritos and use them in burritos. Before cooking, soak pintos for 8 hours, then pressure cook for 18 minutes or simmer on top of the stove for 2 to 2 1/2 hours. 1 cup of dried pintos makes 3 cups of cooked beans. Use pinto beans to make chili, soups, and stews, or use them in salads or in Mexican dishes. They can also be puréed and used as a spread or dip.
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Si teneis problemas con acne, con algún granito, es super recomendado. Los seca rápido y ademas con ácido salicílico también sirve para las marcas. Estaba desesperada por los granitos que salen con los cambios hormonales y ya a los días los veo desaparecer.
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It really cleared up my skin. And it works great with Paula's Choice´s BHA Exfoliant. If you do react sensitive to alcohol this product may be not so great for you. But I will definitely order this product again.
Seems to work, but dries skin.
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I really want to like this stuff but I'm thinking more and more that putting alcohol on your skin is just bad. This stuff works at reducing blemishes and redness... but so does everything else with salicylic acid. I think the alcohol base is an impediment—it definitely dries out oily skin, but that can lead to flaking and a rebound in oiliness as your skin responds to being damaged. If I use this every day I do get flaky skin. If I didn't moisturize right after, I'm sure it would be a lot worse.
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It contains too much alcohol, irritates my skin slightly
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My daughter used it about 2 weeks and found it good to control acne.
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Lo uso en momentos puntuales cuando tengo algún brote de acné, y sólo en la zona localizada. Escuece bastante pq contiene alcohol, pero es bastante efectivo para desinfectar y ayudar a eliminar los granitos
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there's a strong smell of alcohol when using this toner. it dries out my skin, even after my hand touched the toner. use for affected area
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Today in History: August 8
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
As she answered the door, she held in her hand a copy of Marjorie Kinnan Rawling's "The Yearling." "That's a great book," she remarked, as she laid the volume on the library table in the front hall — "So true to the 'cracker' life and customs. And I remember the storm she tells about."
"Ruby Beach,"
interview with Mrs. Eleanor Scull, Jacksonville, Florida,
Rose Shepherd, interviewer, April 11, 1939.
American Life Histories: Manuscripts from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936-1940
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings,
Carl Van Vechten, photographer,
January 18, 1953.
Creative Americans: Portraits by Carl Van Vechten, 1932-1964
Journalist, short-story writer, and novelist Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings was born on August 8, 1896, in Washington, D.C. Rawlings is best known for her Pulitzer Prize (external link)-winning novel The Yearling (1938), the story of young Jody Baxter's coming of age in the big scrub country which is now the Ocala National Forest in Florida.
Rawlings began her career as a journalist, working for the Louisville Courier-Journal and the Rochester Journal. In 1926 she began writing a daily poetry column, "Songs of a Housewife," for the Rochester Times-Union. The column was soon syndicated by United Features and ran in approximately fifty newspapers.
Rawlings settled at Cross Creek, near Gainesville, Florida, in 1928, in order to write fiction. Cross Creek, published in 1942, tells of her enchantment with this part of rural Florida. Her association with Cross Creek continued until her death in 1953 at the age of fifty-seven.
- Search on the term writer in the Today in History Archive to read more about the lives of American writers such as Sherwood Anderson, William Faulkner, Thornton Wilder, and Langston Hughes. Search on Florida to read about topics such as colonial Florida and Florida's secession.
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Posted: Sat Oct 03, 2009 12:39 pm
Post subject: Has anyone managed to conceive after ectopic?
I know I can't try after the methotrexate for three months but after searching the internet (which is probably my worst enemy) I haven't seen many people having massive success despite what the doctors say.
My hcg levels have dropped a little although the doctor didn't say by how much (a little but not a rise??). I've had heavy bleeding which co-incidentally happened at the time my AF would normally be due (not sure that is relevant but seems odd).
I'm really worried that I might not be able to get pregnant. I mean, after trying for over two years we finally manage it and then it turns out to be a complete nightmare.
I could really do with some positive stories but I've not been able to find any, anywhere.
My Ovulation Chart
Posted: Sat Oct 03, 2009 7:03 pm
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Hi Morgan,
there are a few ladies on here that have had a +ve outcome after ectopic. Pup1 (Claire) is one of them - and she is 36 weeks pg now!
If you go onto the Ectopic Trust forum (its easier if you join) there are loads of ladies on there that will give you excellent advice - it was a godsend for me - and great therapy.
There is a topic thread for ladies ttc after ectopic and lots of FAQ's. Take a look - i'm sure it will help.
Julie xxx
Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 12:41 am
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Hi Morgan,
i just wanted to say how sorry i am for you after reading all that you have gone through and i really want to give you some hope.....my good friend sadly had an ectopic pregnancy but within a few months went on to become pregnant again. She is now the very proud mum of a gorgeous little boy who is 18 months old.
I hope everything works out for you and that you recover quickly. take care hun x
Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 7:19 pm
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Hi Morgan
Im so sorry hun for you loss and what you have been through. Can I just say I so totally agree with Julie on how helpful The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust is and was to me too. Lots of support and positive stories.
I had my EP in March 2008 and lost my little one at 6 and a half wks. I also lost my Right tube as had begun to rupture. In short after a couple of erratic cycles we started trying again but with no initial luck.. After pushing at the hospital I was given a HSG at the start of Feb 2009 and days after when I must of OV'd I actually concieved. I was told at the HSG that my remaining tube looked pretty much blocked. But have since learnt it could have gone in to spasm.
I was told IVF was prob my only option after the HSG. At 35 with 2 children I thought my chances were over. But I was blessed and Im proof it can happen. Because Im now almost 37 wks pg with my daughter.
Im truly sorry for what you are going through and hope the future makes your dreams come true hunni. Please feel free to PM if there is anything I can help you with or help answer. Hugs Clairex
Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 10:44 am
Post subject: Just thought i'd share
I had an ectopic with my 3rd pregnancy - it resulted in me losing my fallopian tube last Oct I was told my chances of conceiving were 65% in 18 months.
My last period was in November last year, so just over a month after my ectopic we managed to conceive again he is breastfeeding right now!
It is possible and i hope you all fall pregnant very quickly xxx
Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 12:09 pm
Post subject: ttc after ectopic
Hi. Sorry about your loss after so many years after ttc. I had the surgery where the dr opened my tube and removed my sweet little one and closed it back up to spare my tube. I had the surgery in the end of 8/09. I got pregnant again in Oct. and miscarried only after 2 days post my +hpt. The good thing and the only good thing is that it was a pregnancy that implanted in my uterus.
Good luck. This so difficult and uber unfair.
Posted: Sun Jul 04, 2010 11:04 pm
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Hi Morgan,
I'm very sorry to hear what has happened to you. I had an ectopic two years ago; we had been ttc for just under 2 years by then. I had my fallopian tube removed and were told to leave things for 3 months which we did but were told that we could get pregnant soon after as many people did.
Unfortunately it wasn't happening for us and a year after the ectopic we started running tests on hubby and me whic eventually resulted in us being given Clomid as a fertility treatment - that was September last year and 3 cycles of it later we got pregnant and I'm now 34 weeks pregnant!
Don't despair - it will happen - sometimes these things take a lot longer than expected and can cause heartache - although I am over the moon with our upcoming arrival I am still sad about what happened but it was clearly not meant to be at the time. Keep your chin up x


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Every Wednesday, News 4 This Morning takes a look at an assortment of the stories from our show that viewers and readers are talking about on our webchannel and related social media.
A new study has found these people are less likely to develop head and neck cancer, thanks to the lactic acid produced by bacteria. On Facebook, Pam Brammer says that while it might prevent cancer she said it would come "at the expense of loosing [sic] your teeth!" Kyron Cochran responded to Brammer's comment by saying, "I've never had a cavity, but I'd take dentures over cancer any day!"
At an exposition of technology in Germany, some of the latest and most advanced technology for the home was shown. That included the "Hom-Bot" which can vacuum and be controlled by a smartphone and a refrigerator with a smart camera. Some Facebook commenters were critical of the technology, including, Gabby Naro-Craword who said, "Although technology can be a great tool..it is also going too far and making people LAZY....get up and go check whats [sic] in the fridge yourself...your phone isn't going to cook it for you! GEEZ!!!"
The 20th anniversary of the hit animated series Animaniacs was on September 13th. The show, which ran for 99 episodes, featured a large variety of characters in wacky and unique situations. On Facebook, some viewers shared their favorite quotes from the show. Dustin Benton shared the catchphrase of several characters when they saw another character that the find attractive: ""HELLOOOOOOO NURSE!!!" Shellie Small quoted the introduction to Pinky & The Brain, saying, " what are we going to do tonight brain? The same thing we do every night pinky try to take over the world !!!"... Love it!!" And, Crystal Coulliette channeled Dot's Poetry Corner: "Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair So Fuzzy Wuzzy really wasn't fuzzy, was he? Lol."
Over the past weekend, there were a pair of conventions celebrating the popular animated series My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. They were the Brony Fan Fair in Austin, Texas and the Sac Brony Expo in Sacramento, California. However, there was also another convention—this one in Japan. Over 90 fans braved an incoming typhoon to share their love of the show. This is said to be Japan's first convention. The show is currently being dubbed in that country.
The video game developer WayForward, known for games such as Ducktales: Remastered, is running an online fundraiser through the Kickstarter outlet. This Kickstarter is for a game called Shantae: Half-Genie Hero. It's a sequel to a 2002 Game Boy Color Game that became a cult classic. The main character, Shanate, ventures through multiple levels and can fight off enemies with a ponytail whip, among many other features. The goal of the fundraiser is $400,000, and as of 4am Wednesday morning, they had raised nearly $332,000. Our original report was shared by Wayforward's Twitter and Facebook as well as by several of their staff. In addition, a user named Merrick commented, "Thank you, Way Forward has always been held in high respect, including the music composer himself, by many industry insiders and I must say with good reason. If they can churn out two fantastic Barbie games than they have earned a lot of respect from me. It is very nice to see a news network reporting on a video game news story that treats the subject with dignity. I hope to see the funding limit being reached."
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Lego 10226 Sopwith Camel
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The biplane that took on the Red Baron Manfred von Richthofen and his flying circus has been turned into an authentic model with moving parts that captures the Sopwith Camel's classic looks.
Just like the real aeroplane, the joystick in the cockpit can move the ailerons and elevators using string rather than gears or levers.
"The string goes up over the wings and can operate the ailerons on both wings at the same time. It was a real challenge to work on," says Jamie.
The powerful rotary engine that gave the Sopwith Camel its distinct look has also been recreated and features a rotating propeller and rotating engine cylinders.
The model has 883 bricks and includes rare dark green, dark tan and metallic silver elements. It measures over 15" (40cm) long and has a wingspan of over 19" (50 cm).
The scale was carefully chosen to take account of the size of the large, powerful engine that drove the plane and so that the string could function properly with ailerons.
"That allowed us to make a bigger wingspan more true to the original aircraft and a wider body that makes it easy to hold as you fly it around."
The 10226 Sopwith Camel is on sale from June 1, 2012 via http://shop.lego.com/ or LEGO Brand Retail Stores.
"Getting to design it was a real treat," says Jamie Berard, Lead Designer for LEGO Exclusives. "We made a Sopwith Camel in 2001, but that was more of a visual model, beautiful to look at but without any functionality."
The legendary Sopwith Camel, the aircraft flown by WWI aces and one of the most recognisable British aircraft to take to the skies, has been recreated as a LEGO® Exclusive model in 2012.
Relive a classic era of aviation history with the Sopwith Camel biplane. This set lets you recreate a detailed replica of one of
the most recognizable British single-seat biplanes ever to have graced the skies. Features include a realistic rotating propeller
and engine cylinders, a hinged tail rudder, realistic tension wires, functioning wing ailerons and tail flaps that can be controlled from the cockpit.
LEGO Creator Sopwith Camel
• Detailed replica
• Rotating propeller and engine cylinders
• Hinged tail rudder
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• Tail flaps can be controlled from cockpit
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Instructions for the set!
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HD Lego Designer Video with "Jamie Berard"
Filmed January 24th 2012!
And the Mini Version with "Belgian Buns" which will be given away with a $75 purchase from June 1st. to 30th.
It's definetly A better version then the old one!
A must get!
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The name Gey arrived in England after the Norman Conquest of 1066. The Gey family lived in Oxfordshire. Their name, however, derives from their place of residence prior to the Norman Conquest of England in 1066, Gaye le Manche, France.
The surname Gey was first found in Oxfordshire where they held a family seat from very early times.
A multitude of spelling variations characterize Norman surnames. Many variations occurred because Old and Middle English lacked any definite spelling rules. The introduction of Norman French to England also had a pronounced effect, as did the court languages of Latin and French. Therefore, one person was often referred to by several different spellings in a single lifetime. The various spellings include Gay, Gaye and others.
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Gey research. Another 361 words (26 lines of text) covering the years 1066, 1086, 1176, 1191, 1191, 1203, 1420, 1452, 1685, 1732, 1685, 1732 and 1728 are included under the topic Early Gey History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
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Many English families left England, to avoid the chaos of their homeland and migrated to the many British colonies abroad. Although the conditions on the ships were extremely cramped, and some travelers arrived diseased, starving, and destitute, once in the colonies, many of the families prospered and made valuable contributions to the cultures of what would become the United States and Canada. Research into the origins of individual families in North America has revealed records of the immigration of a number of people bearing the name Gey or a variant listed above: James Gay who settled in Virginia in 1623; followed by William in 1630; William Gay settled in Barbados in 1670; John and Abell Gay settled in Barbados in 1685.
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Gizmo Expands Leadership Team
Gizmo Beverages announces the addition of beverage market veteran, Mark Weslar, to its dynamic leadership team. Weslar, who will act as chief marketing officer, joins recently appointed SVP of Sales, Brad Foster, and company co-founders Walter Apodaca and Don Park as the company continues its rapid expansion. Gizmo Beverages holds the patent on "the Gizmo Closure and Delivery System," a pressurized bottle cap design that infuses and instantly mixes a drink with fresh, preservative-free liquid ingredients upon opening. The first application of this technology, Tea of a Kind, has already proven itself a high performer in the category, winning the Best Ready-to-Drink Tea Beverage at the 2012 Interbev Awards; Best Iced Tea at the 2013 North American Tea Championships, and most recently received a SELF Magazine Healthy Food Award for Best Iced Tea.
Weslar is a seasoned CPG marketer having held brand leadership roles at major companies including MillerCoors, Coors Brewing Company, Kraft Foods and Nabisco. He comes to Gizmo from MillerCoors, where he restored the Coors Light brand to industry leading growth, helping it become the No. 2 beer brand in the U.S. and No. 1 across many U.S. markets.
"I am very excited to build upon the impressive growth of our Tea of a Kind and 'powered by Gizmo' brands. These are unique, 'on trend' propositions that fulfill consumer demands for health, wellness, natural ingredients and personal expression," Weslar explains. "We will build these brands in breakthrough ways that engage consumers, sharing Tea of a Kind's story of all-natural ingredients and great taste in a preservative-free beverage. The 'powered by Gizmo' brand will be built within and beyond Tea of a Kind as we show consumers the closure's ability to deliver meaningful benefits and create "wow" impact every time you open it."
Company president and Co-founder, Walter Apodaca, leads the team, directing and executing all activities of the business. As a former executive with Coca-Cola, Coors Brewing Company and MillerCoors, Apodca has been involved in hundreds of practical innovations in the beverage sector. Apodaca co-founded Gizmo Beverages with Don Park in 2011.
"Having a great solution, product or technology is not enough. We need great leaders to help tell the story and get the brand in the hands of thousands of consumers every day," says Apodaca. "I couldn't think of two better partners to help lead this effort and deliver our unique message than Brad Foster and Mark Weslar. Together they will drive unparalleled growth for Gizmo Beverages. They both bring proven track records of building brands through highly effective consumer marketing and retail solutions."


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Martin Luther struggled greatly with the relationship of God's sovereignty to human free will and sin. In fact, one of the greatest books ever written on the subject, The Bondage of the Will, is from Luther's pen. When Luther grappled with this issue, he especially struggled with the Old Testament passages where we read that God hardened Pharaoh's heart (Ex. 4:21; 7:3–4, 13–14, 22–23; 8:15, 19, 30–32; 9:27–10:2; 10:16–20, 24–28).
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A Quote by Vaidya Brahmanand Swamigal
In those days, the Gurus taught us that if science is only followed for money, it is wasted. Wealth earned from medical science is always contaminated as it comes from the suffering of others. Thus, it must be practiced with compassion and humility. Without greed and ego. Because of that, Gurus studied the mind and nature of students before accepting them as disciples!
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Good Morning, NZCHow lovely to hear from you again. I thought you had totally abandoned us! What are you training for right now. You have the summer to look forward to and we are going into winter soon without having had a proper summer. Not sure it is wise to run so fast after a race, but it just sort of happened!!
awsI , too like your run this morning. Especially the last mile. A great negative split, I am ignoring the 1 sec totally. JJdon't think that a shamble has let you off eating the Tuna sandwiches. I know when I race in Hyde park, I work too hard on the uphill bits then can't sustain the pace on the down hill and waste all the energy I have just put in running uphill.
PammieAn encouraging race from you. Especially the last K. When you come to Hyde Park in Sept please can you bring the book I lent you with you, unless you are using it of course.
I may run today, I may not. I can't tomorrow, therefore, I would like to if I can, but have a number of tasks to finish before I can even entertain the idea.
TraceyGood work again. .
NZC,It is good to hear from you again. You can be sure that I am looking forward to my trip, but I have to be careful as Pammie, with the progress she is making, could be leaving me behind.How are things now that you are not experiencing earthquakes?
Tracey,15 miles, yes that sounds like hardwork and looking at your splits, especially the last few miles
ceal,You seem to be getting stronger and stronger.
I had planned to run today and then workout at the gym. I was riding my Bonnie there when it quit, the engine just shut down. I was on a motorway so I had a long walk pushing it tot he nearest off ramp.After fiddling with it I managed to get it going but it stopped again a mile further on. It seems to be an electrical problem, probably a loose connection somewhere, so I started stripping it down at the side of the road when a truck pull up to help.It turned out that the driver was a Bonnie rider too so he gave me a local contact to get someone to come and pick it up. He then gave me a lift to the gym and we exchanged numbers to arrange a ride as he was retired as well.I also managed to get a lift home from the gym but no run yet, maybe later.It always amazes me that people can be so helpful to complete strangers.
Hi NZCGood to hear from you.I guess we need an update!Mick would have thought a long wak pushing the Bonnie wa a decent enough workout for today. Nice guy to stop and help out.TraceyGreat run once again. When's the next race?CealI can't eat the tuna sandwich. It's waiting for aws's suspended sentence to kick in.awsI think the real answer to not running fast downhill is a lack of fast twitch fibres.JJ
Had an eclectic mix of activities today.Did a 4 mile walk/run off road with the doodle. Bought a Tom Tom GPS for MrsJJ, bought two mirrors for the hall, ordered some carpet for stairs and landing, bought a new landing light, ordered a new mattress and headboard, dug up and replaced a plant that isn't earning its keep. Set up the GPS. Bought a 1930s Art Deco model of a beige greyhound for the hall table at an antiques fair in a nearby village.JJ
Ceal - I had to pop in to congratulate you on your 98%
I'm training for the Auckland marathon - 28th Oct. Actually all I am doing is increasing my long run each week!
Tracey - good long run, looks like our marathons are a day apart. Beachy is a tough one isn't it, with beautiful views?
Mick - I can see you might be a bit worried about Pammie - always good to have some competition! Great story about the fellow Bonnie rider - sounds like you have made a new friend.
JJ - Looks like you've been having a bit of a spending spree!
NZC/Mick lovely words but don't think ~Mick has much to worry about my endurance is ok just the speed aspect is lacking
Mick excuse my Canadian geography but are you near Oshawa only i came across this one of them if i lived closer it would be one i'd do looks cool Sorry to hear of your Bonnie trouble hopefully soon sorted
Tracey Great run
3.23 mile recovery run today 10:24 pace did feel hard guess yesterday still in legs plus the 8-10 miles i probably walked a well to and from race and to and from work plus work
Welcome back, NZC! - and best of luck when it comes to the Aukland mara.
Ceal - no, not this week and not next. Lake Vyrnwy half is on 9th September.
Mick6 - you asked if I have a target. I've only done one half-m before, and that was last year, in Hastings, which is hilly, whereas Lake V is largely flat, so it's not unreasonable for me to target a PB. What I'd really like is a 70% age grading. Have had a couple of 68%s before, but nothing higher.
Migraines - very nasty things, and a surprising number of people are sufferers. Boo to the Bonnie breakdown, but good outcome in the end.
Pammie, Tracey, Ceal - you are all going great guns. Not to mention Aws, - all 12s, not a 13 in sight (JJ can put that sandwich back into the fridge).
Graham - you are near where my brother lives if you are in the Eastbourne / Beachy Head area.
Nice pic, Aws. Somewhere flat in England. Lincolnshire, perhaps.
Forgot to say, - yesterday it was Younger Daughter's birthday (her 24th), and she, her boyfriend, her boyfriend's parents, her boyfriend's sister, two unrelated friends, and I, all met for lunch. We were coming from 3 different directions, - Warwickshire, Bristol and mid-Wales - so met at a village called Much Birch, a few miles north of Ross on Wye. Daughter arrived with her left arm wrapped in cling-film. She'd treated herself to a tattoo. "What, a real one?" I said in horror. Yes, a real one. Well, what's done is done. "Don't blame me", said the boyfriend. "It's got nothing to do with me". (But he has a couple of tattoos himself, so he is setting something of an example).
As tattoos go it is quite tasteful and attractive, though it does occupy the whole length of her inner left forearm. It's an abstract pattern, rather reminiscent of twining plants, delicate and filigree-like.
The lunch lasted four and a half hours, by the way. If I'd known how long it was going to go on, I could have had two glasses of wine instead of just one, and still been ok for driving home.
Good Morning, JJI think your credit card had a hard hit yesterday. ColumbaYour lunch sounded great. I would have had the same reaction as you over the tattoo. Not something I really admire. Although there are some very delicate/pretty ones about and the inside of the forearm is a unobtrusive place to have one. BUT they are there for life!!! Sorry I got confused as to when L V half is, of course it is in Sept, I wasn't thinking clearly. I think I saw that you wrote that you were tapering and I jumped to the incorrect conclusion. NZCJeepers, is it a whole year since you last ran the Auckland marathon.
Mick6A poorly bonnie has brought you a new friend. I didn't run yesterday and won't get a chance to do so today either, I am out all day. But no worries I should be able to fit in a hard one tomorrow to make up for 2 days rest.
For weeks I've had no notifications of "replies" on this thread, and now about ten came through all at once!
Been to Aberystwyth this morning to discuss changes in working conditions. The changes are such that I'm not at all sure that the game is worth the candle.
Back in time to go out with the running club tonight.
Good of that guy to help you out. Having something in common like the Bonnie must have helped I guess, sounds like a genuine guy anyhow
JJ,Thats what I call shopping ! Kept you very busy yesterday.
NZC,Its been a loooong time since we heard from you but good to see you on again. Good luck with the Auckland in two months time.
5.5 miles recorded today. After a wup, couple of fartleks, a medium hard 4th mile round the lakes felt ok. After the 5th ran a warmdown and had chat with the lady owner of sausage dog "Mac" . Mile laps....12.31, 10.35, 10.26, 9.49, 10.28 and 12.19 paced 0.51m.
Yet another busy day. Did some gentle running on the doodle walk and for a treat she had two lots of swimming; in the river Medway and a lake.Ripped up the hall carpet, underlay and gripperrod to reveal the original poor quality wood block flooring which is a peculiar chocolate colour. Tomorrow we search out some decent lightish oak flooring to match the staircase. Found a lot of burglar alarm cables which will need to be properly hidden too.Ceal Two days rest will be ideal.I don't have a credit card. I use a debit card. I wouldn't use a credit card as a means of obtaining credit. The rate of interest is too high.ColumbaIf you enjoy the work it's worth keeping a small amount going even if you make next to nothing out of it. Just make sure it doesn't cost you more than you earn. The brain needs exercise too.JJ
JJ - good to have a debit card - means you've got plenty of money Sounds like you are really getting stuck in doing lots of good work on your house, and keeping doodle happy - when was the last time you stretched those long legs out?
Thanks for the welcome backs everyone.
I ran O'Hagans 5km again last night - 22.17, last week it was 22.42, so moving in the right direction.
NZC - you're a very fast lady. I couldn't hope to do a 5k in that time.
JJ - I don't have a credit card either, and for the same reason. The changes in working conditions are such as to make the whole process much more iffy, - outlay necessary on various items which have previously been provided by the Uni, and no guarantee that any clients will be forthcoming.
6.95 miles X-C with the running club this evening; besides the accustomed features of squelchy fields, mud, and a stream to be splashed through at ankle depth, as a special treat we had a heavy rainstorm (having started out in bright sunshine) while we were out on the exposed hillside, which soaked us through and reduced my vision to nearly nothing with raindrops on my glasses, and then the glasses steaming up.
Somehow I still managed to enjoy it.
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The Viking, one of Juneau's established watering holes, is ringing in the new legislative session. Bartender Thomas Vinson is looking forward to filling a few more bar stools now that the legislature has reconvened.
"The summer is always the big influx of people coming in for tourism, but you know, it's cool because we don't have a lot going on in Juneau," said Vinson as he served customers at the bar last week.
"Then all of a sudden the legislature goes into session, you get to see a bunch of familiar faces, that you see from year to year."
The Juneau Economic Development Council estimates 400 additional people reside in Juneau during the legislative session. That makes the capitol the state's most visited city, but it's also one of the hardest places to find housing or lodging.
"We also have a terrain that is not easy to build on, land is limited by the geography. There is plenty of land (but) it's hard to access, we're surrounded by a national forest," said JEDC Executive Director Brian Holst.
JEDC is working with builders to see the long term opportunity in the City and Borough of Juneau, believing that if they build it, people will buy it.
Holst estimates 90 percent of Juneau's 1,000 hotel rooms are full right now.
The number fluctuates as people doing business with the legislature often come and go from week to week. Some lawmakers and staff opt for renting a home or apartment while in town for the session.
"When we do hear some stories about people trying to raise rent, those are rare stories and it's really discouraged, especially during the legislative season," said Holst.
Community leaders are protective of Juneau's role as Alaska's capitol and hub for tourism, and are embracing the extra jolt of business these temporary residents will bring to the city's restaurants, shops, hotels and bars.


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Rentschler and Boehringer pioneer novel antibody purification technology
Ingelheim/Laupheim/Biberach – German bioprocessing specialists have baged 3.2m euros from the German Research Ministry to develop a pioneering scalable purification method that could cut the cost of downstream protein processing by up to 90 percent. A research consortium including Rentschler Biotechnology GmbH and Boehinger Ingelheim headed by former m-phasys and m-fold CEO Prof. Hans Kiefer (Hochschule Biberach) succeeded in crystallisation of a therapeutic monoclonal antibody with no loss of activity. The team is now is in the process of bringing their work up to pilot scale. The goal is to replace the costly protein A-capture and subsequent polishing steps of antibody drugs into a one-step operation. Because protein crystals show a highly regular arrangement of the same protein, the approach aims to employ crystallisation to exclude impurities automatically through the use of organic solvents, PEG, or salt.


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Taken Late afternoon on a hot summer day, at Stone Mountain State Park, in Walnut Grove, NC. A historic homestead sits along a hiking trail in this great park.
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What to Wear on a Cruise: How to Pack for Comfort & Style
Packing for any trip can be tricky, but what to wear on a cruise presents a unique challenge. You'll go from pool to land excursions to formal dinners and more. With all the different activities a cruise vacation has to offer, you'll need to pack more than you think. We've surveyed our favorite fashion bloggers' wardrobes for cruise-ready outfits to get you started!
Traveling is exciting, but it's not without a few hassles between the planning, packing, and getting to and navigating the airport. We can make it easier, starting with your luggage. Packing always seems to take up more time and space than you'd like, especially when you don't know what you're doing. But no more! These simple travel packing tips will help you get organized, get packed, and be on your way.
Avoid a Trip to the Dry Cleaners With These Clothes-Saving Tips
A stain doesn't have to be the end of your favorite sweater. Learn how to rescue your favorite wardrobe pieces from potentially life-ending spills, marks and more.
10 Outdated Fashion Rules You Should Definitely Break
Learning the rules of style you can (and should) break can boost your confidence and help you develop a chic look of your very own. Many fashion rules were designed for a different era, and these 10 outdated guidelines are ones even the world's most stylish women aren't afraid to break.
The 12 College Wardrobe Essentials You Have to Have This Fall
Before you head back to campus, make sure you're looking collegiate chic with these university-approved accessories and looks. Going back to college never looked so good.
19 Tips for Looking Pretty in Plaid Year-Round
Can you find a fashion blogger who hasn't posted at least one shot where she's dressed in something plaid? Neither can we. It's a perpetual favorite of the fashionistas, and for good reason: it can be dressed up or down, it's cozy, and—best of all—it's typically inexpensive. Whether you go bold and mix it with another pattern or simply wear a hint of it in your accessories, we're sharing our top tips to help you look chic in plaid year-round.
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11 Winter Outfit Ideas That Will Actually Keep You Warm
As temperatures drop and we start piling on the layers, it can be tempting to forgo your own personal style for that of the Michelin Man. But don't let the harsh weather deter you this season. We've curated 11 winter outfit ideas from our favorite fashion insiders so you never have to sacrifice style for warmth.
Winter Fashion: Rock Shearling Like a Fashion Blogger
Shearling's appeal lies in its natural warmth and texture—two things we can't say no to as the temperatures drop. Luckily, there are tons of ways to rock this cozy trend this season, from statement coats to fur-trimmed boots. Here's how to wear shearling like a fashion blogger.
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Look anywhere from print magazines to Pinterest and you'll notice that the athleisure trend is not going away. We're not upset about it, because this trend is low-maintenance and comfortable. Here are five simple ways to take your gym look to happy hour.
En Pointe: How to Style a Tulle Skirt
Tulle skirts aren't just for ballerinas anymore. They are dramatic and feminine pieces that can be styled many ways, even for an everyday outfit. While some may find it a challenge to put together a look with a tulle skirt, it can be quite simple with the help of a few styling tips plus a little inspiration.
5 Must-Have Pieces from the Eva Mendes Collection
Developing a mature sense of style happens gradually, and a solid base of a few key sophisticated pieces--like those in the new Eva Mendes Collection--will get you started off on the right foot. Here are my five favorites from her September line.
Becoming the Work Fashionista: 5 Things You Need to Know
It can be challenging to express your personal style at work while maintaining a serious, professional image. Fashion-conscious girls struggle daily to create a look that is both stylish and office-appropriate. It is possible, however, to be a fashionista at work, even in a very conservative environment.
12 Stylish Ways to Wear Scarves This Fall
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Trend Alert: How to Wear Tall Boots
Attention, shoe lovers: It's time to break out the boots. This season, knee-high and over-the-knee options are top trends, but sometimes taller boots are not as easy to style as their shorter counterparts. We turned to our favorite bloggers for quick and chic ideas on how to wear tall boots.
12 Foolproof Fall Date Night Outfits
Picking date night outfits can be tough whether it's your first date or your 50th. The perfect outfit is flattering and comfortable, plus it shows off your personal style. To cut down on outfit changes, polling your friends, and last-minute shopping sprees, we have 12 perfect date night outfits for this fall.
14 Bohemian Maxi Dresses You Need In Your Life
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14 Looks That Prove Flared Jeans Are the Coolest Trend for Fall
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Preppy Polos: 12 Ways to Wear Your Favorite Collared Shirts
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I'm ecstatic with the response for the 30 Days to Hands on Play Challenge that I'm doing with The Imagination Tree. For Day 3, Anna's challenging you with some Block Building!
Back to It's Playtime though… I was overwhelmed with the amount of Halloween activities you guys do! I thought we were busy being spooky and creepy, but you guys completely outdid me!
However, Halloween has passed and now I'm onto featuring regular old fun filled activities.
Today I'm looking at sorting, collecting, matching activities.
These kind of activities can be adapted to almost any developmental level.
I love those kind of activities!
Here's what I found on last week's It's Playtime after I sorted through it all:
(A Sunny Home: Color Collecting)
Shout out a color to your kids and have them sort through toys, books and anything else found in the home to find that specific color. This is so simple, no prep whatsoever and I can see it being thoroughly enjoyed by the kids. Plus reinforcing colors and different shades of colors. This brilliant color collecting idea is brought to you from A Sunny Home.
Above, from left to right:
- A matchup of Halloween cutouts. Sort through the cutouts to find its match. Happy Hooligans cut the shapes out of wallpaper samples!
- Reading Confetti made a candy corn 'puzzle' to sort out the long and short A sounds.
- Another twist on learning the long and short 'A' sounds is with this pumpkin puzzle to sort from The Learning Hypothesis.
- Another brilliant idea is found at Little Lucky (sorry, no picture). Trace a few different shaped leaves and have a leaf sort based on their shapes! Count them as an added bonus!
High Five to these play friends!
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BOULDER CREEK -- A formal search for a missing 54-year-old woman ended Friday afternoon after authorities said they exhaustively scoured areas around Boulder Creek.
More than a dozen Santa Cruz County Search and Rescue volunteers and deputies combed about 4 square miles around Wendy Elizabeth Rivas' home on the 13000 block of Highway 9, said Santa Cruz County sheriff's Lt. Steve Carney. They also searched both sides of the San Lorenzo River and along the river with a swift water rescue team.
"We feel confident that (Rivas) is not in our search area," Carney said Friday afternoon. "We ask the public if they see or hear anything to give us a call so we can investigate it."
The search took place from 4 a.m. to about 7 p.m. Thursday and from 7 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Friday. Searchers used tracking K9s and a motorcycle unit, and called hospitals and put up fliers at the bus depot in Santa Cruz and other areas.
Rivas was last seen at her home about 10 p.m. Wednesday, when her husband thought she was going outside to look at their garden or for another reason. When she did not return by 11 p.m., he reported her missing.
Rivas is about 5 feet 7 inches tall and 150 pounds. She has brown eyes and brown hair with red and purple at the tips.
Rivas also has a history of seizures and has a minor wound on her head possibly related to a seizure this week, deputies said.
It did not appear that Rivas took anything with her from the home besides the purple long-sleeved shirt and purple pants that she was last seen wearing.
"It wasn't like she packed up her stuff and left," Carney said.
The Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office asks anyone with information to call dispatch at 831-471-1121.
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We have already begun construction of a human-scale proof-of-concept single arm juggler. This prototype will be capable of tossing and catching 250lb (100kg) objects and will be controlled by an operator wearing a force feedback control sleeve. We are seeking immediate funds to purchase hydraulic components and complete the prototype. Investors will be welcome to come by and experience the force augmentation and haptic control interface for themselves at our facility in the SF Bay Area.
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On May 9, 2013 clouds surrounding central Japan parted, allowing the Moderate Resolution Spectroradiometer (MODIS) flying aboard NASA�s Terra satellite to capture a true-color, clear-sky image of the region.
Japan is a nation made up of over 2,400 islands, the largest of which is Honshu. As can be seen in this image, the topography of Honshu in central Japan is mountainous. Several rugged peaks in the snow-covered �Japanese Alps� � the three mountain ranges that bisect the island - rise to over 3,000 m (9,842 ft). The highest mountain in Japan is Mount Fuji, an active volcano with a 3,776 m (12,388 ft) peak which remains snow-covered many months of the year. It can be seen as a bright white circle southwest of Tokyo.
The most notable feature of central Japan is the mark of mankind � the smudgy grayish regions that indicate cities and large areas of human habitation. Three-fourths of Japan�s major cities are located on Honshu. One of the most notable city complexes surrounds Tokyo Bay on the east-central coast. The Bay lies at the heart of the Tokyo-Yokohama metropolitan area, with Tokyo, Kawasaki and Yokohama on the northwestern and western side, Yokosuka to the southwest, and Chiba to the northeast.
According to the 2010 Japanese census, the greater Tokyo metropolitan area has a population of 35,623,328 people, which means that 1 in 4 Japanese citizens call this area home.
Image Facts
Satellite: Terra
Date Acquired: 5/4/2013
Resolutions: 1km ( B), 500m ( B), 250m ( B)
Bands Used: 1,4,3
Image Credit: Jeff Schmaltz, MODIS Land Rapid Response Team, NASA GSFC


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Final take on the election: Message, organization paid off
I'm finally closing the book on this month's election. Lots hit the cutting room floor during editing, but that's often the case in long, complex stories.
Also, friend of the DMN blogs Ed Cognoski presents his take. (Yes, it's completely a coincidence that these appear on the same day. My story was originally slated to run a few days earlier, but got delayed because of lack of room in the print product.) And, as Ed notes, there are not-so-subtle hints out there that this same playbook may be used by other groups that have, shall we say, a different view of what is right for Richardson.


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Beauty & Youth team up with Kiraly on these iPhone 4 cases. Four new colorfully printed cases are now available at B&Y. The four prints include 3 floral and 1 that looks like a fish print. If your iPhone is in dire need of a softer makeover, these cases could be a good choice.
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Monday, March 4, 2013
Jinja Safari - Errol Flynn
With Spring just around the corner and warm weather memories not seeming so distant, some new music to get us in the right frame of mind seems only appropriate. So to get that new playlist kicked off in the right direction comes a slightly older track that only recently came up on my radar, but fits the bill perfectly when it comes to a tropical beach-going vibe. I'm talking about Australia's own Jinja Safari and their dreamy folk pop tune "Errol Flynn". With it's undeniably catchy beat, imaginative lyrics and transcendent style, this song manages to hit your senses on all cylinders and kicks your eardrums into overdrive by the time the song is over. And just in case you think Jinja Safari are a one and done type of band, check out a few more of their songs below and see for yourself that this is not the case at all...
Locked By Land - Jinja Safari
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