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High School League
Class AAAA
Greenwood at Dorman
Wade Hampton at Northwestern
Dutch Fork at Sumter
Aiken at West Ashley
Class AAA
Dreher at Wrenn
Daniel at Lower Richland
Socastee at Orangeburg-Wilkinson-Myrtle Beach winner
Crestwood at North Myrtle Beach
Class A
St. Joseph's at McCormick
Brashier at McBee
Hemingway at Whale Branch
Carvers Bay at Timmonsville
Class AAAA
Rock Hill at Hillcrest
Spartanburg at Irmo
Class AA
Carolina at Landrum
Crescent at Newberry
Cheraw at Keenan
Fairfield Central at Indian Land, 6 p.m.
Marion at Lake Marion
Mullins at Dillon
Class AA
Pendleton at Abbeville
Cheraw at Keenan
Burke at Bishop England
Kingstree at Lake City
Class AAAA
Rock Hill-Hillcrest winner vs. Spring Valley
Irmo-Spartanburg winner vs. South Pointe
North Augusta at Sumter
Ridge View at Goose Creek
Class AAA
A.C. Flora at Daniel
Lower Richland at Eastside
Darlington at Myrtle Beach
Crestwood at Hartsville
Class AA
Carolina-Landrum winner vs. Newberry Crescent winner
Kennan-Cheraw winner vs. Indians Land-Fairfield Central winner
Wade Hampton at Silver Bluff
Lake Marion-Marion winner vs. Dillon-Mullins winner
Class A
C.A. Johnson at Christ Church
Fox Creek at Lewisville
C.E. Murray at Whale Branch
Johnsonville at Carvers Bay
Class A
at Wilson Hall
James Island Christian vs. W.W. King, 3:30 p.m.
Trinity vs. Colleton Prep, 5 p.m.
Low Country Prep vs. Patrick Henry, 6:30 p.m.
Anderson Christian vs. Andrew Jackson, 8 p.m.
Class AA
at Sumter Civic Center
R. Winn vs. Calhoun, 3:30 p.m.
Bible Baptist vs. Pee Dee Academy, 5 p.m.
Thomas Sumter vs. Marlboro Academy, 6:30 p.m.
Palmetto Christian vs. Holly Hill Academy, 8 p.m.
Class AAA
at Sumter Civic Center
Wilson Hall vs. Hammond, 3:30 p.m.
L. Manning vs. Pinewood, 5 p.m.
Ben Lippen vs. Heathwood Hall, 6:30 p.m.
Porter-Gaud vs. Northwood Academy, 8 p.m.
Class AA
at Wilson Hall
Charleston Collegiate vs. Spartanburg Day, 3:30 p.m.
Oakbrook Prep vs. Marlboro Academy, 5 p.m.
Spartanburg Christian vs. King Academy, 6:30 p.m.
Palmetto Christian vs. Carolina Academy
Class A
at Orangeburg Prep
Christian Academy vs. Wardlaw, 3:30 p.m.
St. John's Christian vs. Newberry Academy, 5 p.m.
Laurens Academy vs. Trinity-Byrnes, 6:30 p.m.
Faith Christian vs. Anderson Christian
Class AAA
at Sumter Civic Center
Heathwood Hall vs. Hammond School, 3:30 p.m.
Orangeburg Prep vs. Augusta Christian, 5 p.m.
Wilson Hall vs. Porter-Gaud, 6:30 p.m.
Northwood Academy vs. Cardinal Newman, 8 p.m.


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Cupcakes are still as popular as ever and rightly so. They are perfect miniature cakes and come with such a variety of flavours and toppings, they could never really become boring. There are a mult…
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Sometimes a picture just doesn't do a cake justice and this is one of those times. I found this cake so moreish I couldn't stop to take a photo so it was very rushed!
If you like carrot cake this is a very moist one with loads of flavour….
75g Soft Brown Sugar
30ml Vegetable Oil
45g Melted Butter
1 Tablespoon Golden Syrup
1 Medium Egg
125g Self-Raising Flour
125g Grated Carrot
75g Chopped Dried Apricots
75g Chopped Walnuts
Pre heat the oven to 160c
Grease and line a small loaf tin.
Beat the sugar, oil melted butter and golden syrup together well.
Add the egg to the mixture and beat well.
Stir in the flour followed by the carrot, apricots and walnuts.
Pour the mixture into the prepared tin and bake for about 45 minutes to 1 hour. Check that the top is cooked and golden brown and that a clean skewer comes out still clean when inserted into the centre of the cake.
Recipe is adapted from a Carrot Cake recipe in Riverford Farm Cook Book by Guy Watson and Jane Baxter.
My grandmother always made Easter Biscuits at this time of year and they were truly scrumptious. Now I'm a grandmother I bake them and always think of her as I do. I've no idea where she got the recipe from originally but she was an early member of the WI so possibly from there and I've adapted the recipe only slightly. The biscuits are incredibly light and are always popular.
225g Plain Flour
55g Custard Powder
225g Butter
110g Caster Sugar
75g Mixed Fruit (or can be one fruit e.g. sultanas)
15g Ground Almonds
Zest of 1 Lemon plus 1 teaspoon of the juice
½ Teaspoon Cinnamon or Mixed Spice
1 + ½ Egg Yolks
Pre heat the oven to 175c and line a baking sheet.
Cream the butter and sugar together well then beat in the egg yolks.
Whisk the flour, custard powder and spice together and then stir in the fruit. Add this to the beaten egg, butter and sugar mix and also add the lemon juice and zest. Mix together. If it seems sticky, wrap it in cling-film and put into the fridge to firm up before rolling out. This should take about 30 minutes but it can be left overnight.
Roll out and cut out circles to the size you like – mine were quite small and I got 32 biscuits from the mixture.
Bake for about ten minutes. They should look light golden brown and need to be still fairly soft as they will firm up once cooled.
Rachel x
Rosewater gives a lovely delicate taste to cakes and is perfect for a cupcake. The recipe will give 10 – 12 cupcakes which are lovely for an afternoon tea – just right for mum on Mother's Day. Alternatively, serve them in vintage bone china tea cups or put them in lacy wrappers and pretty boxes tied with ribbon for a scrumptious gift.
100g Butter, softened
110g Caster Sugar
2 Teaspoons Rosewater (I used Neilsen-Massey)
120g Self-Raising Flour
2 Tablespoons Cornflour
2 Medium Eggs, beaten
3 Tablespoons Milk
Heat the oven to 160c and place cupcake cases in a 12 hole muffin tin.
Beat the butter and caster sugar together well until soft and creamy. Add all the other ingredients and beat to combine but for no more than one minute. Divide between the cake cases ( you can make between 10 – 12 depending how much mixture you put in each.)
I decorated my cupcakes with buttercream with half a teaspoon of rosewater added. Then I added fondant toppers and flowers for Mother's Day but these cupcakes would be equally lovely at any spring or summer tea party.
My Kitchen Rules is a brand new Channel 4 series being made by production company 7 Wonder.
I'm really excited to hear about this as I have loved the Australian version of the show and can't wait to see it in the UK.
The series will be hosted by Steve Jones is a nationwide search to find the best amateur cooking enthusiasts in the UK.
Channel 4 is now looking for applicants (teams of 2) who would be interested in representing their region, and showcasing their talents in a bid to win the £10,000 cash prize.
They are looking for people from all walks of life who would be great on TV with one thing in common; a passion for cooking and food.
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NB. Please contact the above if you have any queries. I have not been paid to promote this but think it will be of interest to my readers. Rachel🙂
I love marmalade at this time of year and make my own when I can. I've recently had a craving for a really moist marmalade cake but I've had to make this three times to get exactly what I wanted! It's basically a madeira cake recipe with marmalade, orange zest and orange juice added which gives a lovely flavour. This version has chopped dried apricots added which gave me the rather moist and almost sticky cake I wanted.
150g Softened Butter
150g Caster Sugar
3 Eggs
150g Self-Raising Flour
75g Plain Flour
Zest of 1 Orange
1 Tablespoon Orange Juice
2 Tablespoons Orange Marmalade
100g Chopped Dried Apricots
Pre heat the oven to 160c. Grease and line a 2lb loaf tin or a 7"/ 18cm round cake tin.
Beat the butter and sugar together until light in colour and soft.
Add the eggs one by one and beat in well.
Fold in the flour carefully.
Fold in all the other ingredients and pour into the prepared tin.
Bake for approximately 1 to 1 ¼ hours until light golden brown in colour, firm to the touch and inserting a clean skewer comes out clean.
Turn the cake out onto a rack to cool.
I used some more orange juice (1 tablespoon) and added 2 tablespoons of icing sugar to make a drizzle for the top of the cake when it had cooled.
I have to admit I couldn't wait to eat this so started on it straight from the oven drizzled with double cream! However, it is a cake which keeps really well and the flavour improves if you can bear to wait.
This cake is made with two 6″ sponges infused with rose water, drizzled with rose syrup and filled with raspberry conserve and raspberry flavoured buttercream. The cake was layered and decorated for a birthday but would be equally delicious and pretty served simply as a filled sponge.
For the two 6″ sponges:-
225g Butter (softened)
225g Caster Sugar
4 Large Eggs, beaten
225g Self Raising Flour
1 Teaspoon Rose Water
Drop(s) of pink food colouring
Pre heat the oven to 160c and line two 6″ round cake tins.
Beat the sugar and butter together well, slowly add the beaten eggs then fold in the flour. Finally, stir in the rose water and colour. Divide between the two cake tins and bake for between 20-30 minutes.
To make a rose syrup I used 1 tablespoon of rose petal sugar with 1 tablespoon of water and boiled it for a few minutes. This was then drizzled over the cakes as they were taken from the oven and still warm. The cakes were then left to cool completely before slicing each one in half horizontally. The four layers were then placed on top of each other with raspberry conserve or raspberry buttercream between each layer.
150g Butter, softened
250g Icing Sugar
2 Tablespoons Raspberry Conserve
Beat all the ingredients together well for a few minutes.
I used some of the buttercream to fill the cakes then used some to cover the whole cake. The cake was put in the fridge for about twenty minutes to firm the buttercream.
Finally, I added more raspberry conserve and a drop of pink food colour to the remaining buttercream and used it to decorate the outside of the cake. I added pink sugar sprinkles and some sugar roses to finish it off…
The end of the year is always a good time for review and to make plans for the new year ahead. 2015 has been an incredibly busy one for me as I set up my cake business in a new area. I've been amazed and inspired by the lovely people I've met and support I've received, it's been an exciting as well as challenging year.
My year of baking has been one of using mainly tried and tested recipes and improving on these where possible to give my clients the best possible tasting cake. However, experimenting has been minimal and my blog has been a little neglected. Plans to bake my way along with The Great British Bake Off were side-lined as wedding cake orders became priority. I've learnt a lot more about baking but still want to try new recipes. So one of my New Year's resolutions for 2016 is definitely more baking (yes, I am obsessive) and more blogging.
What I love about baking and blogging is the creativity and sharing. Baking something delicious and sharing it is one of the most rewarding things for me and blogging and sharing recipes is the same. The following are my favourite recipe posts from 2015 from lovely bloggers who have inspired me to bake more…..
1. Gluten Free Copycat Chocolate Hobnobs by The Culinary Jumble
I love this blog as it features a mix of English and Swedish recipes and so many scrummy bakes, some traditional, some new and many gluten free. It's difficult to choose from all the mouth-watering pictures but these cookies just look divine and I can't wait to eat some!
2. Healthier Brownies with Cashew Nut Butter by Tin and Thyme
Another of my favourite blogs with recipes and writing from a Cornish kitchen. There are loads of chocolate recipes but these stood out for me as they sound really healthy and yet look so scrumptious!
3. No Bake Caramel Rolo Cheesecake by Jane's Patisserie
'Caramel creamy cheesecake filling on top of a delicious buttery biscuit base drizzled with an extra bit of caramel and packed full of Rolo's' Yum. I just don't know what else to say. No baking I know, so a bit of a cheat but the gorgeous pictures make this look totally irresistible!
4. Plum Limoncello Tart by Kat The Baking Explorer
Kat is an incredible baker who did what I failed to do – bake along with The Great British Bake Off. Her stunning bakes would wow Paul and Mary and this was one which caught my eye. The posts also include a roundup of each week's bakes in the Bake Off tent during August / September.
5. Crostata di frutta profumata: The Venetian-Mediterranean spring dream cake by La Venessiana
Such a pretty cake, perfect for a summer tea party, and the blog is beautiful, full of gorgeous pictures of Venice and Venetian recipes.
6. Banana Cupcakes by The Botanical Kitchen
I love this blog because there are lots of bakes using seasonal fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers. These cupcakes are banana with cinnamon which work so well together. The frosting sounds deliciously complementary to the bananas with lemon juice and cream cheese. Yum.
7. Best Ever Gingerbread Biscuits by Charlotte's Kitchen Diary
Charlotte is a trained chef and food writer and I was lucky to meet her several times when she ran our local Clandestine Cake Club. Her bakes are always delicious and as I love ginger these are definitely on my 'to bake' list.
And finally this is one of my own favourite bakes from the year – Blueberry, Lemon and White Chocolate Cake
Here's to 2016 and lots more baking, blogging and sharing!
I'd like to say a very big thank you to everyone who has read my blog during 2015 and especially for the likes and kind comments. I wish you all a very happy Christmas and a wonderful 2016 with lots of baking!
This is a moist sponge made with oranges, filled with cranberry and orange curd and covered with cranberry and orange curd buttercream. Its a fruity alternative to Christmas cake and packed with vitamin C!
Cranberry and Orange Curd
225g Cranberries
2 Oranges
225g Caster Sugar
50g Butter
2 Eggs, beaten
Remove the skin and pips from the oranges and place the fruit and juice into a saucepan. Add the cranberries and cook the fruits gently until very soft. Blend or mash well so that the mixture is completely smooth. Pour the mixture into a double pan with water in the bottom pan, or a bowl over a pan of simmering water. Add the sugar butter and heat, stirring well until everything is well dissolved. Add the beaten eggs slowly, stirring constantly until the mixture thickens. Leave to cool completely before using. It will need to be stored in the fridge if not using straight away.
Spicy Orange Cake
50g Orange Juice
100g Golden Syrup
250g Caster sugar
250g Butter
4 Medium Eggs
250ml Milk
400g Plain Flour
2 Teaspoons Bicarbonate of Soda
2 Teaspoons Mixed Spice
Zest of 2 Oranges
Preheat the oven to 170c and grease and line 2 x 8" (20cm) cake tins.
Place the orange juice, golden syrup, sugar and butter in a saucepan over a medium heat. Stir well till everything is melted and dissolved. Leave to cool.
Whisk the eggs and milk together.
Stir the flour, bicarbonate of soda, orange zest and mixed spice together, then add to the eggs and milk and beat well. Add the orange, juice, syrup, sugar and butter mixture and combine everything but don't overbeat.
Divide the mixture between the two cake tins and bake for about 25 minutes until cooked.
I made orange syrup to drizzle over the cakes as they came out of the oven by heating 50g orange juice and 50g caster sugar in a small pan. Stir well and bring to the boil until it becomes thick and syrupy.
Cranberry and Orange Curd Buttercream
I made buttercream by beating 250g softened butter and 250 icing sugar together well for a few minutes. Add about 4 tablespoons of the cranberry and orange buttercream curd. More can be added if needed.
Fill the cake centre with a layer of the cranberry and orange curd and a layer of the buttercream. Then thinly spread some of the buttercream around the top and sides of the cake, leaving some of the cake showing through giving a 'naked' effect.
I decorated the top of the cake with some fresh cranberries which had been covered for several hours in a layer of caster sugar to sweeten them a little.


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Sony boss confirms PSP redesign
Rumours of a 'PSP2' sparked by a Kotaku article yesterday, in which insider sources were said to have revealed that Sony are forging ahead with a new version of the handheld for release later this year, appear not far of the mark - with SCE UK boss Ray Maguire confirming that a redesigned system is en route.
Chatting after the UK launch of Sony's PSP in Education program, the MD told assembled press, teachers and eduction-related bosses that the present PSP system is simply the 'first iteration'. He went on to promise a "smaller, lighter" console in the future - in line with Sony's approach of reducing size via hardware revisions.
No date was offered by Maguire, but he did reveal that the screen size was 'fixed', and would not be reduced. The MD was also coy on other hardware alterations, and certainly didn't moot any of the rumoured specifications we heard about yesterday, such as an 8GB internal Flash memory, touch-screen or indeed revised layout.
Hope persists that a PSP Lite-style shift might result in lower production costs passed on to gamers, with the current price still a little high for many potential handheld purchasers. Sony aren't giving anything else away, stating that making hardware smaller is simply standard practice for the firm, which has in the past released the PSone and the slimline PS2.
We'll keep you posted as we learn more, with yesterday's report predicting official news at E3.
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- Call of Duty: Black Ops III is coming to the PS3 and Xbox 360 after all
- Tomonobu Itagaki's Devil's Third gets a release date
- Adr1ft is coming to PC and consoles at the end of the summer
- EA gives the new Mirror's Edge a name – Mirror's Edge Catalyst
- ZombiU PS4 and Xbox One port reportedly in the works
- Mike Bithell's Volume to be released this August
- Gearbox's new shooter Battleborn gets a pre-E3 trailer
- Steam Controller launches in October, Steam Machines arrive in November
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I just got a $200 gift card for christmas and want to get some nice boots. I was looking at the thirtytwo primes but I have never even heard of the brand and can't really find any reviews on them. Are these good boots?
i've never heard anything about the primes but i know the lashed are a good pair. and thirty two focuses mainly on boots. they don't do bindings or boards or anything so they can invest all their tech into boots. also emagenetwork has the lashed for 180 if you wear a size 9 or above.
Emage Network, denver, colorado, skate, snow, life, nike sb, rvca, krew, holden, volcom, never summer, adidas,
anyone else?
Make sure to go down and try them on first... They may or may not work for your foot.
Highly recommend trying on the new Nike boots.
Vans and New Balance also have some rad boots.
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Judicial Responsibility to Decide Bioethics Cases
Thaddeus Mason Pope
Hamline University - School of Law; Queensland University of Technology - Australian Health Law Research Center; Saint Georges University; Alden March Bioethics Institute
Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, Vol. 10, No. 4 (2013 Forthcoming)
Bioethical questions within the law, especially those concerning life-saving treatment, often require quick decisions. But litigation is notoriously slow and cumbersome. Such disputes are often moot by the time they reach an appellate court — one that can issue a decision of precedential value — because a decision by the court can have no practical legal effect on the controversy.
While courts normally dismiss moot cases, there are some important exceptions. Most notably, appellate courts have adjudicated moot bioethics cases in two main situations: (1) when the issues are of public importance and (2) when the issues are capable of repetition yet evading review.
But, increasingly, appellate courts are abdicating their responsibility to decide moot cases satisfying these exceptions. This is problematic. The lack of recent legislative movement on divisive and emotional bioethical issues such as medical futility and mature minors suggests that they are "too hot" for the political branch of government. If the courts also fail to provide direction, then we are left with a policy vacuum.
Using two recent U.S. decisions, I argued that appellate courts have a judicial and social responsibility to decide bioethics cases that satisfy a recognized exception to mootness.
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BOURBONNAIS, Ill. (AP) - Rescue crews combed through a twisted, charred rail car today, with hopes fading of finding survivors after Amtrak's City of New Orleans struck a truck and derailed. At least 13 people were killed and others were unaccounted-for.
"To find survivors in the wreckage would be pretty unlikely," Bourbonnais Fire Chief Mike Harshbarger said.
The train, bound from Chicago to New Orleans, careened off the tracks shortly after 9:30 p.m. Monday when it slammed into a semitrailer loaded with heavy steel bars at a crossing 50 miles south of Chicago.
All of the dead were aboard one sleeper car near the front of the train, which was rammed by one of the engines and then set afire by leaking diesel fuel.
Rescue workers were digging by hand through debris in that car this morning, Harshbarger said. The double-deck sleeper car was broken in the middle, and much of it had been damaged by fire.
All the other cars had been searched, he said.
Amtrak said in a news release that the local coroner had confirmed 13 deaths. Earlier, authorities had said six people were unaccounted-for.
Fire Capt. Ed St. Louis said earlier that 196 survivors from the train were at hospitals or had checked in at a local school where passengers were cared for by the Red Cross.
More than 100 were injured enough to be taken to hospitals, and at least 12 were in critical condition.
"I was trying to go to sleep. Then all of the sudden everything just started crashing and catching on fire and people hollering and running. It was awful," said Blanche Jones, a passenger from Memphis, Tenn.
"We was trying to get out. We couldn't get out, couldn't find a way out. That was the most devastating thing of all," Jones said as she limped out of a school that served as a temporary shelter.
"By the grace of God, I just went down a stairway and found a way to get out and let everybody know how to get out," she said.
The truck was leaving a nearby Birmingham Steel Co. facility.
Cy Gura, a safety engineer with the National Transportation Safety Board team at the scene, said today that the driver told authorities he didn't see the train or flashing warning lights until he had already started driving across the tracks.
The man, whose name was not released, was unable to get entirely across in time, Gura said.
"He's very sad and upset. He felt he did whatever he thought he could do to clear the train track but he didn't do it," Gura said.
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This is our fleet to choose from,
22ft Pontoon ($1400) Honda 40hp 4 stroke engine per week
24ft Pontoon ($1400) Honda 40hp 4 stroke engine per week
Six kayaks with paddles, vests; $25 per week per kayak
Two person and one person tubes, bridal, tow rope, vests $75 per week
no daily rentals during peak period, daily rentals $200 per day
To rental cottage at peak, pontoon rental is required
We only permit our equipment for towing to be used
A signed contract is required sorry, we do not negotiate prices because we already are priced right to pay for the maintenance, repairs, license, insurance and equipment costs.
Go to online reservation to get a boat
Dear guests, we discovered the best way to provide our guests the full vacation experience was too:
- not rent our pontoon boats/kayaks to the public, just our guests.
- combine older, well maintained pontoon boats with new Honda 40hp four stroke (2013) engines.
- Our pontoons costs you 1-2 times less than the boat rentals and you get twice the fun.
This gets you out on the lake, tubing, tooning, fishing and lovin it up. Our competition, the boat rental places drop it off at the very busy boat launch...more delays, more hassles then they abandon you. When their boat breaks, your pregnant spouse or ill grandma cannot get back to shore. When you rent with us,we often have a standby boat if anything ever happens, we'll very likely come get you, just call. We do require a pontoon rental during the peak season to rent a cottage.


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Dear Fellow Members of the NYU Community,
On behalf of the Provost, the Executive Vice President, and the Chief Financial Officer, I am pleased to share with you in the pages that follow the key elements of the budget for New York University∗ for fiscal 2012 (which covers the period September 1, 2011 to August 31, 2012).
An institution's budget is a balance of resources and needs. The budget for fiscal 2012:
- Sets moderate increases in student charges;
- Invests in planning and development for a new Center for Urban Science and Progress;
- Sustains our academic momentum through continued faculty recruitment, new research opportunities for faculty and graduate students in NYU's global network, and continued capital investments in academic facilities;
- Strengthens the administrative infrastructure that supports the University's academic mission throughout the global network; and
- Maintains the operating efficiencies the University achieved in the years prior to and immediately following the economic downturn that began in 2007.
Financial pressures continue to be experienced by most institutions of higher education; this is especially true for tuition-dependent universities such as ours. NYU will remain vigilant about its budget to ensure that support of academic excellence remains our highest priority. I hope you will find this outline of NYU's fiscal 2012 budget to be informative.
Anthony P. Jiga
Vice President for Budget and Planning
* All parts of New York University other than the NYU Langone Medical Center (i.e., the School of Medicine and the Hospitals) and NYU Polytechnic Institute.


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6 weeks and feel like I've popped!
Proud Mommy to M (1/10) and A (2/12)
Im the same way. Im a tiny person as it is and I look like I have a little bump in the mornings when I first wake up but by the end of the day, after eating Im so bloated I look like Im 4 months pregnant. Im bloating severely and feel miserable. Its so weird to feel like this so early on.
I think its definitely still bloating for me. I'm on my 3rd (4th pregnancy), but since my uterus is still just the size of a grapefruit and still behind the pelvic bone, I can't imagine that I'm actually showing for real yet.
I am blessed to be the wife of Mr Wonderful and Mama to the two most amazing boys! Missing our baby who is now with Jesus
I popped as soon as I found out I was preggo. Im 7w 5d and i have to stay away from DHs fsmily because we havent told them yet and if they see me, they will know right away.
BTW this is my 5th preg. Although I have two living childred (2 in heaven) I think that may have something to do with it.
Cristy + DH 5/26/09
This is my fourth pregnancy, and I feel like my muscles have definitely relaxed already and my middle expanded, although like you, I haven't gained any weight. I know I definitely feel bloated though, but you know what helps with bloating (surprisingly).... drinking lots of water....
They do say the reason you show earlier with consecutive pregnancies is because your muscles remember and relax much sooner.
Unless you are having twins... I would say that the uterus really does pop out of the pelvic area much sooner if you were to be having twins.
Stay at home mom of 3 plus 1 in the oven!
I've been dropping a lot of weight so I'm about 10 pounds less than I was the last time I was found out I was pregnant, but today I treated myself and wore maternity pants because I feel so floppy! I think it's just bloating, not an actual bump yet.
Jareth Lee Finney - 05.27.2010.
Violet Louise Finney due 03.02.2012!
yes...I am rounding 6 weeks and feel the same way. thought they were kidding when they said you pop quicker with the second. DH has been looking at my belly with this weird look all day.
eta: I have only gained 3lbs....but all I wanted this week was KFC so that is what did it.
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Ladies, I feel ya. I know that the baby is no larger than the size of a blueberry (I'm 6 weeks and 3 days at this point), but it's my friggin' uterus growing and the bloating. So, I look like I've popped, and it's kinda hilarious. I will tell you, I look like I'm showing though. My pants are tighter, I have to unbutton them at meals, and my shirts are tighter. I'm feeling "fatter", but I've only gained about a pound. When all is said and done though, I don't care that people are looking at me thinking, she's uber-bloated...cause I'm growing a baby;) Kinda the coolest reason ever to feel fat! Still have not come out and told the world yet, just those nearest and dearest to me. Can't wait to tell people in a few more weeks.
EDD: February 27, 2012
OMG...YES!! I am 6 weeks 5 days and although I haven't gained anything (maybe a pound, depending on what I eat), it feels like all the weight that I currently have has shifted to belly! My pants don't fit as well & when I swim, I have to take my wetsuit off halfway and tie it around my waist because the pressure on my boobs & belly cause me to get a little claustrophobic. On Saturday, I tried on and bought a few pairs of maternity jeans because every single pair I own no longer fit comfortably...even with the rubberband trick. I feel like I am super self-conscious that I will be flashing my underwear to everyone & I wear longer shirts to cover up that they aren't zipped...so I caved & bought maternity jeans. SO comfy! This is my first pregnancy. We have our first ultrasound on Friday and I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if they mention the word twins! I eat constantly!! We had an IUI & 2 follies matured, so there is a definite possibility that there could be 2 in there :)
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# armenia - Yesterday's News
9 spontaneous day trips around Dublin to take this weekend
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# armenia - Saturday 13 June, 2015
This 35-yard screamer was not enough for Armenia to beat Portugal
A Cristiano Ronaldo hat-trick helped his side prevail ultimately.
# armenia - Wednesday 27 May, 2015
Galway girl receives response to a shoebox she sent away… to Armenia… in 1999…
Claire Fahy had completely forgotten about her charitable act… until now.
# armenia - Wednesday 20 May, 2015
Greece's Eurovision entry sounds like a cry for debt relief
Sure it's a bit far-fetched, but stay with us on this one.
# armenia - Friday 24 April, 2015
Armenia remembers its genocide, but struggles to keep up with the Kardashians
The Kardashians have helped to make today's commemorations newsworthy – but, after the circus, Armenia will continue to suffer from miserable poverty.
# armenia - Monday 13 April, 2015
A massive row is brewing between Turkey and the Vatican
Pope Francis referred to the mass murder of Armenians 100 years ago as a "genocide".
# armenia - Sunday 12 October, 2014
VIDEO: There were some lovely goals around Europe last night
An ex-Manchester United winger popped up with a gorgeous last-gasp strike to grab a point for his side.
# armenia - Saturday 21 June, 2014
We spent €35k last year monitoring elections in Tajikistan, Armenia and Azerbaijan
The current roster of election observers, drawn up in May of last year, includes about 200 people with previous experience of elections or public office.
# armenia - Tuesday 16 October, 2012
Egan, Joyce and Hickey named in IABA squads
Ireland's amateur boxers compete in two international competititions in the coming weeks.
# armenia - Wednesday 15 August, 2012
Here's all you need to know about tonight's international action
The Irish team's group rivals, Germany, are in action, as they take on Argentina.
# armenia - Wednesday 29 February, 2012
Sarkozy calls for new legislation on 'Armenian genocide denial'
Recent legislation relating to the deaths of thousands of Armenians in WWI was struck down yesterday by France's Constitutional Court.
# armenia - Wednesday 25 January, 2012
French senators approve draft of Armenian 'genocide-denial' bill
Turkey has reacted angrily to France's moves to criminalise the act of denying that the mass killings of Armenians during WWI was genocide.
# armenia - Thursday 19 January, 2012
Turkey: Tens of thousands mark journalist's death
About 20,000 people took to the streets of Istanbul to mark the five year anniversary of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink – and vented outrage over a trial that failed to shed light on alleged official negligence.
# armenia - Thursday 22 December, 2011
State TV: Turkey recalls ambassador to France over genocide-denial bill
Turkey is reportedly recalling its ambassador to France over a vote in the country's Parliament that would make it a crime to deny the WWI-era mass killings of Armenians amounts to genocide.
# armenia - Wednesday 9 November, 2011
We're good to go, says Tardelli ahead of Estonian departure
Ireland's assistant manager gave the squad a clean bill of health at Gannon Park this morning.
Time for Trap to take the handbrake off
Trapattoni needs to adopt a style that encourages the type of football Ireland displayed in Paris two years ago if they are to gain favour in the eyes of the Irish public.
# armenia - Tuesday 18 October, 2011
Shane Long: I'm ready to go against Estonia
West Brom striker wants to shine in absence of Kevin Doyle and possible skipper Robbie Keane.
# armenia - Thursday 13 October, 2011
Armenia launch protest over keeper's red card
Ireland's opponents felt aggrieved after Roman Berezovsky's red card significantly hampered their hopes of a victory last Tuesday.
# armenia - Wednesday 12 October, 2011
Poll: Who would you prefer Ireland to get in the play-offs?
Trap's side will face one of either Turkey, Estonia, Bosnia or Montenegro. Who would you favour?
# armenia - Tuesday 11 October, 2011
Gallery: Ireland seal Euro 2012 play-off spot
It wasn't pretty but Ireland claimed their place in Thursday's draw thanks to a win in Dublin. Here's how it happened.
What banana skin? Five things Ireland must do to avoid defeat this evening
It's draw or bust for Trap tonight, so we examine what his side must do to avoid an ignominious loss.
So what do we need? Here's the qualification picture across Europe
Ahead of tonight's qualifiers, we assess all of the permuatations in all of the groups, including the possible fates that may lie in store for Trapattoni's Ireland.
# armenia - Monday 10 October, 2011
Keane sits out training… the morning after he takes stage in Malahide pub
WATCH: All signs point to the Ireland skipper missing the final European Championships qualifier against Armenia tomorrow night.
Meet the guys aiming to derail Ireland's Euro 2012 hopes
Armenia are in town for tomorrow night's final group qualifier. Ireland just need a point. Easy, right?
# armenia - Sunday 9 October, 2011
Trapattoni willing to wait for Robbie
Ireland will give Robbie Keane every chance of proving his fitness ahead of the clash with Armenia on Tuesday, but it isn't looking good for the striker…
# armenia - Saturday 8 October, 2011
Injury could sideline Keane for Armenia clash
As we hadn't already endured enough sporting woe today, Robbie Keane now looks unlikely to play a part in Ireland's final Euro 2012 qualifier with Armenia.
# armenia - Friday 7 October, 2011
Euro 2012 preview: Andorra v Ireland… and all of Group B's permutations
Ireland and Giovanni Trapattoni could be five days from glory. Unfortunately, it's not quite that simple. Miguel Delaney goes through a very complex Group B
# armenia - Thursday 6 October, 2011
Poll: How many points will Ireland get from their final two qualifiers?
Giovanni Trapattoni's side have two vital games ahead of them, that will likely make or break their qualiying campaign. Let us know how you think they'll fare.
# armenia - Tuesday 4 October, 2011
How to do a Zidane 'roulette' turn, with Giovanni Trapattoni
The Italian proved he's still light on his feet when kicking about at Gannon Park earlier.
# armenia - Monday 3 October, 2011
Trapattoni bullish ahead of qualifiers despite player concerns
There are a number of injury worries ahead of the encounters with Armenia and Andorra.
# armenia - Tuesday 27 September, 2011
FAI launch €99 student season ticket scheme
The organisation are offering a season ticket for games including a number of Ireland matches and the FAI Ford Cup Final.
# armenia - Friday 9 September, 2011
Nutshell review: Where Do I Start?
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# armenia - Thursday 8 September, 2011
Poll: should Trap get a contract extension?
Ireland boss Giovanni Trapattoni is keen to stay on for another qualification campaign. Does he deserve the contract?
# armenia - Wednesday 7 September, 2011
Q and A: How Ireland can qualify and other Group B permutations
In light of last night's results, we examine some of potential outcomes to Group B.
Armenia set sights on Group B second place finish
Their shock 4-0 away victory over Slovakia has thrown the race for play-off qualification wide open.
# armenia - Tuesday 6 September, 2011
Another twist: Armenia hammer Slovakia on crazy night for Irish football
"I told the players St Patrick was looking down on us tonight," says Trapattoni after scoreless draw in Moscow.
# armenia - Thursday 1 September, 2011
Poll: How many points will Ireland get from their next two Euro 2012 qualifiers?
Trapattoni's side's double-header will prove vital in their attempts to secure qualification for Poland and Ukraine.
# armenia - Wednesday 6 April, 2011
75-year-old Georgian woman cuts off Armenia's internet access
A pensioner looking for scrap metal slices through a fibre optic cable – knocking out Armenia's internet for five hours.
The Daily Fix: Wednesday
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Le misteriose Feste dell'Alloro nei Monti Nebrodi
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Milan, January 17 - Milan judges agreed to suspend Thursday's hearing in a trial which sees former Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi accused of being involved in the publication of an illegally obtained wiretap until after the February general election. The judges agreed to a request made by Berlusconi's lawyers to delay the trial until after the February 24-25 vote, and scheduled the next hearing on March 7. The wiretap which was published in Berlusconi's brother Paolo's conservative newspaper Il Giornale concerned a conversation in 2005 between one of Berlusconi's political opponents, Piero Fassino, the then head of the then centre-left Democratic Left (DS) party, and Giovanni Consorte, the former chairman of Unipol, an association of insurers historically linked to the DS, the heir to Italy's Communist Party. At the time Unipol came close to taking over one of Italy's leading banks, Banca Nazionale del Lavoro, and Fassino was recorded as celebrating, saying ''we have a bank''. The statement angered the DS's rank-and-file and embarrassed Fassino, who was forced to downplay his recorded enthusiasm for a coup in a sector regarded with suspicion by traditional DS supporters. The verdict for the trial had originally been expected this month. Earlier this week Milan judges rejected Berlusconi's plea to suspend till after the elections a trial where he is accused of paying an underage prostitute called Ruby for sex and using his position to try to hush it up.
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SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) - The Florida Panthers signed right wing Alex Kovalev to a one-year contract on Friday, and he is available for the reigning Southeast Division champions when they open the season against Carolina on Saturday night.
Kovalev last played in the NHL during the 2010-11 season. He spent last season in Russia's KHL.
Panthers general manager Dale Tallon says Kovalev still has ``great skill and vision.''
Also Friday, Panthers coach Kevin Dineen announced the selection of defenseman Ed Jovanovski as the franchise's seventh captain. Stephen Weiss and Brian Campbell will serve as alternate captains.
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JTC's reduced profit margins result of structural reforms
Jordan Telecom's (JTC) profit has been decreasing over the last two years. 2001 profits stood at $64.6 million compared with $83.9 million in 2000, stated a recently released Arab Advisors report. Revenues however, grew from $401.5 million in 2000 to $435.5 million in 2002.
The report reveals that the company has managed, reasonably well, its transformation from an old school monopoly operator into a player in a much more competitive market. The reduced profit margins of JTC do not necessarily show a troubled operator. The Group believes that these are the signs of the transformations that have been happening at Jordan Telecom and the CAPEX investments it has made.
"The number of local and national minutes on the fixed network has decreased between 2000 and 2001 by 2.38 percent and 6.48 percent respectively. Given the massive growth in number of mobile phones in Jordan during the same period, and the increasing intra-mobile traffic in Jordan, the decline is a very clear evidence of substantial mobile – fixed traffic substitution in Jordan." Arab Advisors' President, Jawad Abbassi wrote in the report.
"While the local fixed traffic volume has decreased on JTC's network, the revenues actually increased by 8.45 percent to exceed $56 million which stems from Jordan Telecom's tariff rebalancing." Abbassi added.
The report shows that while PSTN national and local traffic volume is decreasing, the fixed-mobile traffic is increasing at very healthy rates. Between 2000 and 2001, fixed to mobile traffic increased by 50.5 percent and mobile to fixed traffic increased by more than 86 percent, and will grow to become one of the very important revenue streams for Jordan Telecom.
The report also explains the effect of VoIP international traffic termination in Jordan. Incoming international traffic was almost flat between 2000 and 2001 as it grew by only 1.5 percent. More importantly, 2001 was the year when, for the first time, outgoing international traffic was higher than incoming international traffic in Jordan.
"Given the growth in the subscriber bases of fixed phone and mobile phones, the lack of growth in incoming international traffic can only be attributed to VoIP traffic termination," Abbassi noted.
"Jordan Telecom is now much less dependent on international incoming traffic. Whereas the incoming international revenues made up close to 32 percent of its total traffic revenues in 1999, they constituted no more than 20 percent in 2001 while overall revenues grew in the same period. The company is therefore much less susceptible now to the phasing out of the international accounting rates regime." Abbassi added.
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CONCORD, N.H. (AP) -- Two police chiefs, frustrated by what they claim is the government's failure to pursue illegal immigrants, are taking a novel approach to homeland security: using a trespassing law to arrest undocumented immigrants.
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Law makers in Nevada need to start breathing the same air as these Polic Chiefs in New Hampshire, and the Judge in South Texas IMHO.
More and more local officials are getting it and reacting to address the illegal alien issue.
Either Uncle Sugar handles it at the border or I'll handle it at the porch.....
I'll check back in when the FROBL Swamp Disruption Culture floats to the surface to laugh at their disinformational sh*t'n shineola traveling snake oil show.......:o)
Stay safe Jeff !
Unfortunately not the Law Enforcement agencies in CT. Today on the front page of the Connecticut post is an article stating the position of the Connecticut State Police.
Basically, they're saying.... "Not our problem"..
More "Selective law enforcement" from our Boys in Blue.
This just may get the feds attention and they will finally act to do something about the illegal problem......OR they could try and screw these guys somehow. Could go either way
That's my native Texas talking through and through!
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Vote 'em out of office. As this type of action (in NH and Texas) spreads, more and more Americans are going to demand similar action in their localities.
Thos acting against the rising sentiment of citizens and local authorities to address this issue will ultimately be acting in their own worst interest IMHO>
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FYI...willingness on the part of more and more citizens and local authorities to act within the law to address this issue is growing.
Hopefully, they will find DAs who will not decline purview or waive jurisdiction...one would think that an elected DA would find these prosecutions very beneficial in an area where illegals were a problem nad the Feds have done little. Word spreads very rapidly in the illegal community and all I can say is woe be the areas that go easy on illegals if others decide to crack down....
....It's like the two hikers who are charged by angry grizzly. They both immediately drop their packs, but one sheds his boots and quickly tries to change into a pair of athletic shoes. His partner says, "Don't be crazy, you'll never outrun that bear." As he pulls on his second Nike and ties he knot, he replies, "I know. I only have to outrun you." The municipalities who crack down on and make life difficult for illegals will do especially well if there are *easier* communities just down the road...
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Good news indeed.
the picture of the fence at the border in the post below is unbelievable
Good on 'em both and on the Judge down in South Texas!
Yep...Travis paints a very accurate and sobering picture there...and it is true of hunderds and hundred...even thosuands of miles on our border.
Sure seems to me we would.
Basic, straight forward common sense. Good on this these folks.
Wish the US Congress wake up and smell the manure they've been shoveling and give the INS more resources to do their job.
It IS Hillarys "turn"...
You DO know Jeff; that a RINO will be selected to run don't you.?.
Not everyone was asleep when Bush "dissed" Toomey and came out for Spectre..
I have it right here in my notepad.. Bush is a moderate democrat.. like any other RINO.. and not a republican at all..
What the hell does "I'm a Unite'er not a Divide'er" mean anyways.. Neville Chamberlain even, would not have "outed" himself with such a lame cliche'.. And the entire RNC remains clueless.. unless they are complicit.
Thanks for the clarification, and while I appreciate you taking the time to clear up the clouds of my confusion, it's my deepest hope that we'll soon be getting a whole lot more of these incidents to confuse with one another!
We shall see. More and more people are awakening to the issue and its implications and it will make a difference.
That is my hope as well.
That's a welcome 180 from the RAT-infested cities that refuse to cooperate at all with INS. If only they could send them back to their home countries, specifically to the furthest point from the US,....
The Judge down in South Texas is doing yoeman's work as well. I believe more and more citizens and local authorities are waking up and I believe it is going to spread.
I'm not one hundred percent positive... but I think the position of the Commander of the Connecticut State Police is an appointed position.
Does Mexico enforce all those laws and deport violators to the US?
We should find out---let's gang up and cross their borders in droves and demand benefits----and see what they do about it.
I can hear Vincente now, "Shoot to kill them Americano illegals."
I'm sure there are some folks(maybe here on FR) that could put together a mailing list of LE, particularly county sheriffs, to help spread the word. As the red areas/states begin to tighten the screws, the blue areas/states should get their just rewards, eh?
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How is 1.2 update affecting dual boots?
Is anyone running a dual boot of the B&N stock OS alongside another ROM on the internal memory of your NC? If so, have you updated to 1.2 yet, and were there any problems or oddities in doing so?
I'd like to avoid the update woes associated with rooting, but keep access to the stock OS for magazines and children's books, so my plan is maybe a 1 or 2GB stock partition and PhireMod CM7 as my main OS. Do B&N's instructions apply for updating a partitioned 1.1 install, or did you have to go through ROM Manager, or what?
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I have been running a cm7 / stock dualboot, with cm7 on the primary partition, so that it is easy to update cm7 as they improve it.
if you don't have a dual boot setup yet, it won't be very difficult. here are the basic steps:
1 - update NC to 1.2
2 - boot into clockwork recovery (probably from SD card if you don't root your B&N 1.2)
3 - from clockwork:
1 - run the dualboot prep.zip
2 - run the move eclair(stock) to dual boot.zip
3 - run install cm7 zip (regular cm7 install rom)
4 - run gapps install zip (you may want to do this after you boot into cm7 once to setup wifi).
pretty simple. the most difficult part is probably creating the CWR sd card to boot from.
for more detailed instructions, see http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...1&postcount=24
The big difference from that post is that you are going to create a sd card to boot from to get into CWR instead of rooting and then installing it to the NC.
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Thanks, Jasoraso, that will be helpful in setting up my system. I already have 1.2, but no SD card yet.
What I'm wondering is whether you had to jump through any hoops to update your stock partition this time, so that I know what I'm in for with future updates. Would sideloading the .zip from B&N's website to the root of the stock partition do it, would I apply the update via CWM using B&N's .zip, or would I have to wait for developers to produce a CWM-compatible version? Would there be any danger of a future update overwriting my dual boot?
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The answers to your questions depend on which partition(s) you run B&N1.2 from, and which partition you run cm7 from.
I have cm7 on the primary partition. When the NC boots w/o any user interaction, it boots into cm7, although I rarely power up the NC because I just keep it booted/suspended on cm7. I only boot into b&n (holding down the N button while powering up the NC) when my 4 yr old want me to read some of the Nook books to her or if I go to a B&N store and wanted the instore access (although that doesnt' work with my rooted 1.2 version - I might try and "unroot" it).
If/when b&n updates their software again, you will need to wait for a cwm version, and actually you would need to wait for a dual boot version. But the updated won't install automatically. I guess if you were booted into B&N on the 2nd partition, and it tried to download and install the update, it might crash the NC because it would try and install to the 1st partition, which under cm7 looks dramatically different.
BUT, the benefits of having cm7 on the primary partition for me is that it gets updated MUCH more frequently, I don't have to wait for a dual boot version, I can just flash it. Same with cm7 kernels etc. Since I use cm7 99% of the time, I chose to have it on the primary partition.
When a future b&n upgrade comes out, I will just make sure that I'm booted into cm7 until there is a compatible dual boot. Or I can do a manual update w/o needed to wait for compatible dual boot by following these steps:
1 - from cwr, do a nandroid backup - this will backup my primary partition which is cm7.
2 - revert the NC to stock using the stock flashing methods.
3 - update the stock system using B&N update
4 - jump through the steps to create dual boot and move the b&n updated version to the 2nd partition
5 - restore my nandroid cm7 ...
The one downside to this is that I lose any customizations on the stock version - but that isn't a concern for me. In fact I think I might do these steps to try and have "stock" b&n 1.2 on my second partition (rather than rooted) so that I have "in store" access again.
good luck!
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Heh, yeah, those are some hoops, but I don't anticipate using the stock OS for much of anything, either--mostly I'm interested in keeping it for curiosity's sake. I don't have kids, and while magazines are appealing, the actual titles they carry are not, and I'm sure there will be better magazine apps on the Android market soon enough. I may just save myself some trouble and go straight PhireMod CM7.
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