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Posted on 08/20/2013 7:42:17 PM PDT by Perdogg
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Is there hope for America?? Maybe so.
The great one!
Great! This thing is taking off.
I got mine in the mail today. Can't wait to get started. Go Great One!!!
And I'm sure the sales of his book wasn't hurt by Rush's mention on his show ... LOL!
I bought the audio and the book version. I have a Nook but I don't use it to read... yet.
thanks. just put myself in the wait queue at my local library.
It's gonna kill the NYT to have add this to their best seller list.
Any numbers? Is the American public finally getting the picture? If Mark is right and enough of us break down the walls of RINOism, can his approach stop the ruination of America by the liberal elite, the media lapdogs and the commies in government.......May God give us strength!!!!
My book arrives Thurs. Looking forward to it.
just ordered my copy with George Washington: the crossing
I watched the Hannity special the other night and what stood out for me was not only what was said, but it was the exchange of ideas and rational, thought provoking debate.
We all should take a lesson from it.....
Ahem, that is geared to an earlier thread from today.
HOORAY Mark! GRRRRREAT news!
I would love to see a modern leading liberal mind
publish his or her vision for completing a liberal vision for america and the american public vote on which they support.
God bless Rush! God bless Hannity! And God BLESS Mark Levin.
This is exciting! And it goes beyond Mark Levin's suggested anemdnets. It truly empowers We the People to rise above the Ruling Class.
Like Pandora's Box, there's no stopping it short of genocide. Even if all of our technology were suddenly shut down via EMP — too late for the Ruling Class.
With the 'Han Man' on board, with Rush on board, Levin's concept has powerful backing. Wow!
If I were to buy a book, this would be IT.
And I think this concept will take off faster than Levin has envisioned.
I am really excited, but we must bear in mind the potential power play that the Left will attempt. Fuzzy memory alert:
Didn't Elena [or Elana?] Kagan believe that no constitutional amendment can/should be passed without Supreme Sandwich approval?
If the Supreme Sandwich 'court' were to kangaroo itself into convention meddling, that offers a fig leaf for ruling class republicans [the beltway goons] to claim that once the Supremes rule, their decrees must be upheld.
It would be better to prevent such rubbish than to react post-coup.
The Supreme 'court' has no such power unless the republicans pretend that they do.
I caught this little bit:
Mark Levin:
"I was originally skeptical of amending the Constitution by the state convention process. I fretted it could turn into a runaway caucus. As an ardent defender of the Constitution who reveres the brilliance of the Framers, I assumed this would play disastrously into the hands of the Statists. However, today I am a confident and enthusiastic advocate for the process. The text of Article V makes clear that there is a serious check in place.
Whether the product of Congress or a convention, a proposed amendment has no effect at all unless ratified by the Legislatures of three fourths of the several States or by Conventions in three fourths thereof. . . . This should extinguish anxiety that the state convention process could hijack the Constitution.
After more research and reflection, the issue crystallized further. If the Framers were alarmed that states calling for a Convention for proposing Amendments could undo the entire undertaking of the Constitutional Convention, then why did they craft, adopt, and endorse the language? In Federalist 43, Madison considered both Article V amendment processes equally prudent and judicious.
He wrote, in part, That useful alterations will be suggested by experience, could not but be foreseen. It was requisite, therefore, that a mode for introducing them should be provided. The mode preferred by the convention seems to be stamped with every mark of propriety. It guards equally against that extreme facility, which would render the Constitution too mutable; and that extreme difficulty, which might perpetuate its discovered faults. It,
moreover, equally enables the general and the State governments to originate the amendment of errors, as they may be pointed out by the experience on one side, or on the other. . . . 27
There are other reasons for assuaging concerns. [snip]
It's not like the federal government has ever violated the other amendments to the Constitution.
If Kagan gets her way and 'convinces' ruling class repbulicans that she has the power to veto amendments, then the political process melts down completely. The ability to amend the Constitution is the greatest political power we have. After that, we would be like the pathetic Greeks of Constantinople resorting to riots when tyranny gets too harsh.
We should be a bit like Athens and exile those who become too popular or powerful.
[Not sure if Levin has any of these suggestions.]
— We could allow more freedom in education for example. The Parent's Right of School Choice [and right of legal guardians].
The states could appoint a National Debate Host who can mandate that any professor, teacher, judge, or politician must participate in a fair-time public debate with a selected opponent. None of them could be imposed upon more than three times a year, for example, and no personal attacks are permitted, merely issues and philosophy, etc.
[I especially like the idea of wacko professors needing to actually debate someone on a level playing field.]
— We could incentivize drilling and refining.
— We could temporarily streamline the massive number of fuel blends that cause too much retooling in current refineries. [Lower gas AND diesel prices very quickly.]
— We could incentivize wood chip power plants rather than leaving wood to rot in our parks.
— We could mandate a 'pajama patrol' of minimal wage people to monitor drones that fly over the border [while at home]. Such workers could publicize what the drones sighted one week after the Feds have had a chance to react.
We could allow students to record everything said in class and publicize it without any legal danger. [I bet Hannity would like that one!]
— We could demolish the Ground Zero Victory Mosque.
— We could put congress critters back in their home states and home districts, away from the beltway lobbyist cesspool and closer to immediate feedback from constituents. [Modernize MOST — not all — congressional sessions to be web conferences.] Better to disperse them anyway in case of any hypothetical terror attack on DC.
— We could allow police to have temporary powers regarding teens wearing gang colors in troubled neighborhoods [a power that sunsets after, let's say, two years]. We could OVERRULE the Supreme Court regarding what humane treatment is for prison inmates. We could allow good samaritan doctors to volunteer their services to the needy [if the needy signs a waiver] to free the doctor from any lawsuit dangers. The same with substandard food given to the poor by stores or restaurants. Most food that's thrown away is safe to eat if boiled in a stew pot long enough. [Waivers once again signed by charity recipients.]
"We should be a bit like Athens and exile those who become too popular or powerful."
Athens was a disaster. Not really their fault. It was an early experiment in democracy.
No, I don't like Athenian ostracism at all. A patriotic exhile is badly missed. A skilled general being exiled would be tempted to go 'Benadict Arnold'. And an exiled creep would seek revenge from overseas. All of those things happened to Athens.
Punishment via the Constituion and outside the law is a very delicate matter, one that this nation is probably not ready for. Better that we solve bigger problems first.
Debate, however, clears the air. I like the idea of a Mandatory Debate Exec, appointed by the states and term limited. And for the time being, restrict such debates to issues, philosphy, controvery. A further restriction should be only three times a year. And only our educators, politicians, and judges. Fair debate and public — but no personal attacks.
'A further restriction should be only three times a year.' for any one mandated individual.
I've been listing a few amendment ideas of my own — post 22. Also, we could amend to REDUCE VOTER FRAUD DADGUMMIT! I think a 'purple finger' is reasonable myself. And record everyone who walks in and out — stating his/her name to the recording as he/she passes.
Thank you. I read the preview on Amazon. That clinched my buying decision.
Impeachment of Federal Judges —I wonder if Levin covers this?
[Great thing about his idea is that we must all start learning to think outside the box. I'm starting now while I feel creative.]
Term limits are great [which he does suggest], but not enough IMHO.
Federal judges [including the supreme oligarchs] are NEVER impeached/removed for anti-constitutional opinions during rulings. That is absurd. And since DC doesn't have the stomach for it, that power should be given to the state governments! [A collective supermajority after impeachment trial.] Perhaps each legislature [or a given state's group of legislatures] should appoint a juror for a judicial impeachment trial-by-the-states. When a Federal justice/juror/oligarch is removed, then the key ruling that triggered that removal should be automatically overruled as unconstitutional. Judicial opinions prior to this amendment [such as Kelo] should also be considered for retroactive impeachment, even if the oligarch is retired or has passed away.
Uups — post 22 "But on the flip side, we could bypass the Beltway with this. Far beyond what Levin is suggesting."
No it's not. This is the BASIS of what he's suggesting. Sorry everyone.
Just a few more ideas I'm throwing out there [not necessarily covered by the Great One, who probably would not like so many words in Constitution.]
We can have a lot of ideas/amendments that are removed from the Constutition after a number of years [such as my earlier idea of police powers reg. street colors for two years.]
Executive Impeachment
States should also have the power to impeach/remove appointees in the Executive branch. Such as Eric Holder for example. Repeal Power to the States Option
State Repeal of Legislature
Another option is to allow the states to collectively repeal [Federal] legislation with a simple majority vote.
Added Power to the House Option:
Perhaps the People would not mind giving up direct vote of senators if the House had more power over the purse strings than it claims to have now. While we're at it, bad legislation is currently too difficult to repeal. Perhaps the House should have line item veto powers on spending, and the power to repeal exhisting legislation. This could be countered by a 2/3rds opposition by the Senate.
For example, the House tries to repeal Obama-Care. But if 2/3rds of senators block the repeal, then it is blocked [and the creeps in the senate 'out' themselves]. But there's always 'two years from now'. If there's a shift of just a few senate seats, then the repeal might succeed in a future session.
Thank God that Hillsdale College has been educating people so vigorously about the Constitution. Without that level of growth, we would not be ready for this. We need even more Constitutional studies, and frankly, the amnedment should include some kind of Constitution teaching for all public high school students to graduate. I'd personally like all high school students REQUIRED to watch 20 hours of Hillsdale Constitution videos before graduating, and to pass a test.
I would also like all high school students to be taught the 'broken windows' theory [basic economics], Milton Friedman's series on economics, and the Silent Scream dadgummit. But maybe I'm being unreasonable with such ideas.
Voter fraud is now a joke.
Also, wile Levin has often disagreed with Chief Justice Marshall, but he should note that every word must be assumed to have meaning. Levin cited a "naturalization act". Our President must a "natural born citizen" and not a "naturalized" citizen. Both the 1790 and 1795 Acts were signed by George Washington whose most respected legal source was Vattel's "Law of Nations". our first law book, the only book on Washington's desk on his first day as President in New York, and the common-law definition understood by John Jay and Washington when Washington, in 1787, request the change in the draft of the requirement for presidential eligibility from "citizen", to "natural born citizen."
Anyone repeating the smokescreen used by the left and by Levin, that "...it was never defined in the Constitution" should read Levin's Liberty and Tyranny, p37, Madison's letter explaining to a constituent, why it was essential that definitions in the Constitution would quickly render it meaningless because language is always evolving. Chief Justice Waite noted that reasoning concisely in his precedent-establishing definition, exactly the Vattel definition, but with citing Vattel, when he said "At common-law, with the nomenclature of which the framers of the Constitution were familiar."
There is an amendment process prescribed within the Constitution, and it is not based upon mob rule or political expedience, both processes that can be purchased, as it appears our political parties have been purchased.
Also some debate on the perversion of amendments and national immorality here [down in the posts]
Also important distinction:
It's NOT a "Constitutional Convention" ... It is a "Convention of the States for the Purpose of Amending the Constitution." — Tenacious 1
Article V Invocation — Is There a Better Way to do it?
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After the initial hype of a "last frontier" economic boom for Burma in the wake of recent dramatic reforms, nervous Western companies appear to be hesitating to invest.
US companies are pegged back by restrictions imposed by Washington, European Union countries seem preoccupied with their own economic problems, and all the real and likely big investment is being marshaled by Asian business.
Some of this hesitancy may be political, but it's becoming clear that severe underlying weaknesses in Burma are playing a part. Basic infrastructure such as roads, electricity, wired communications, accommodation and worker skills are missing, say experts. And so far, Western money is reluctant to invest in plugging those gaps.
"Mobile [phones] and internet penetration rates are both below five percent; rolling blackouts occur on a daily basis … the streets, without adequate drainage, regularly flood to knee-high levels during the rainy season," says Michael Lwin, a Rangoon-based consultant to the Myanmar Medical Association.
"Public health is very poor, with high malaria and HIV rates and a Ministry of Health that is understaffed and under-skilled to deal with all of these issues," Lwin told Al Jazeera television.
"There is a concrete fact that cannot be ignored: the people of [Burma] lack the skills, capacity and experience" needed to speedily push economic growth forward, he said.
Another specialist worker inside Burma paints a similar picture. "There is a lack of internationally educated and English-speaking local talent, driving salaries up for those who do have relevant skills and qualifications.
"Then there's high inflation and a lack of hotel rooms or good quality accommodation for offices and international staff," says Marie Lalle, an aid specialist with Rangoon-based Myanmar Egress, a local NGO.
"All-in-all, setting up a new business venture in [Burma] will be neither cheap nor easy," she told The Global Times, a Chinese government-linked newspaper.
All of this contrasts with the hype being put out with the help of Burmese government ministries desperately seeking Western investment.
Organizers of a second Rangoon conference this year to promote the oil, gas and energy industries assert "there has never been a better time to invest."
Burma "is the last frontier market in Southeast Asia and the [Burmese] government aims to accelerate growth by encouraging foreign direct investment," says a statement by the Ministry of Energy in a bid to lure Western foreign firms to the Sept. 3-6 forum.
But while the first such conference earlier this year attracted a lot of curious interest, no Western businesses bid for the exploration oil and gas licenses on offer.
"Burma is a very complex place and if you're going to invest, you have to do a lot of due diligence," US Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy and the Environment Robert Hormats told a trade conference in Washington last week. "This notion that there's going to be a rush of American capital coming in there—there probably won't," he said.
Hormats, who visited Burma in July, cited infrastructure and a skills shortage among problems which could stymie US investors' interest in the short term.
And there is the no small matter of the US Congress' decision to renew a ban on imports from Burma for one more year despite a recent decision to allow US businesses to invest in the country. The continued ban is intended to push the Burmese government to implement more human rights reforms.
The continued import ban will have a particularly damaging effect on prospects for reviving and expanding Burma's garment manufacturing industry, the Brussels-based International Crisis Group has warned.
Before the ban was introduced in 2003, clothes and textiles were Burma's biggest export to the US.
"At this stage in the reform process, it is indeed hard to see how retention by the US of its import ban could in any way serve the interests of the [Burmese] people or assist the democratization process," the group said in a report.
It criticized Washington for talking about action to push the Burmese government into more democratic reforms to end the power of a military-business elite while at the same time undermining jobs prospects for ordinary people.
The gap between Western and Asian business links with Burma is underlined by the statistic that exports from the US to Burma in 2011 were less than US $50 million—a fraction of the trade with neighbor Thailand which was worth $36 billion.
Thailand is emerging as one of Burma's biggest potential investors, albeit with Bangkok's economic interests foremost. So far, along with Japan, the Thais plan to invest not only in consumer prospects but the more basic infrastructure which Burma so desperately needs.
Aside from the extractive natural resources sector, big Thai firms are eyeing construction, refining, electricity, banking, petrochemicals and agriculture.
The Thai state-owned oil and gas group PTT alone is planning investment of up to $3 billion.
While the US and EU countries pontificate about faster and deeper reforms but have actually done little to date beyond political statements of support, Japanese firms are committing to major but basic aid in restructuring key sectors such as the financial institutions and wiring Burma for the 21st century.
The Japanese technology firm Daiwa is spearheading a $380 million program to build a computer system which will link up government departments and separately help start the development of a wired economy in areas such as banking.
Japanese firms are investing in much-needed new electricity generating plants and banking infrastructure. Economic reform needs to ensure that the bulk of the population "recognizes it is better off as a result," says the International Crisis Group report.
The report warns: "While the intention is clearly to open the economy and shift away from restrictive licenses and permits, the necessary reforms to achieve this in practice have not yet been instituted. Much business activity still requires political approval. Conducting successful business is still very much about who you know."
That's a situation which greater involvement by Western companies, imbued with some sense of corporate responsibility, might help to change sooner rather than later.
They found that the soil has been very much degraded to make investment. The military has destroyed the skills of the country, the morality of the peoples, the disciplines of the peoples. No skill peoples anymore, poorly trained peoples with low morality with ready to steal whenever there is opportunity. Even under the rule of Aungsan Sukyi, the country will take at least 50 years to replenish the human resource and fertile atmosphere destroyed to the ground by the Military. (If the Thai army were allowed to rule this country, the situation might be much much better than Newin's rule).
A country which has been governed by a regime closed to the rest of the world is not going to attract a lot of foreign investment. It may have to wait for another ten years, assuming the civil or tribal war will not erupt. It takes a long time to build a rudimentary infrastructure and above all, educate the people. I have seen that in among emergent markets, like China.
Many costs are much higher than in neighbouring countries. There's very little housing of the standards that expats demand, and these same expats are busy gazumping each other to get the place that they do want. He's paying you $5000 a month? OK, I'll give you 6. It makes no difference to them (usually part of foreign delegations) it's part of the package – housing allowance up to $x per month. For expats who might come and do something more useful than push pieces of paper around & go to 'high-level' meetings, such as local NGO workers and teachers, who tend to spend money in smaller local restaurants and who don't walk around with their head in the clouds… for these people, it's very difficult to find anywhere decent that's affordable.
(Apologies for such a middle-class comment)
The usual solution for quick infrastructure is to bring in foreign specialists, who don't pass off much of their skills and earnings to the locals.
Burma has many of its people working in foreign lands. Where specialized skills are required, bring in companies from these foreign lands. And bring back the Burmese workers who are currently working there. These are the people who will be most capable of transferring the skills of the foreigners to the local Burmese. If you're going to develop the infrastructure, you should get as many of the side benefits as possible.
Thailand is particularly well positioned to help in this way.
"Burma is a very complex place and if you're going to invest, you have to do a lot of due diligence," US Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy and the Environment Robert Hormats told a trade conference in Washington last week.
"This notion that there's going to be a rush of American capital coming in there—there probably won't," he said.
Of course Robert Hormats is SHOOTING STRAIGHT and TRUE no doubt.
And this ILK of GUYS KNOW BEST in these matters as well.
A question in regard to Thailand's investment in Burma: WHERE DOES/WOULD THE MONEY to INVEST in BURMA COME FROM?
From the US of course if I hit the bull's eye.
Thailand's EXPORT is ONLY WOMEN as I know after spending time in that country for more than half a dozen years.
Thais have been LIVING OFF the BLOOD and LIVES of the BURMESE MIGRANT WORKERS and BORDER TRADE as well since DECADES AGO until today.
They have been PLAYING A DOUBLE GAME as well since day one and in the first place as known worldwide.
And they have the BLOOD DEBT of the BURMESE STUDENTS and DISSIDENTS on THEIR HANDS since 1988 not to mention Burmese migrant workers' in the millions SELLING their LIVES and SOULS for MERE SURVIVAL (SLAVES) in Thailand until today: NO THANKS to Than Shwe and his lackeys RUNNING BURMA TODAY FOR THAT MATTER.
Hence, VULTURES like Thais, RUSHING into BURMA to INVEST or MAKE A FAST BUCK or TWO for that matter WILL RUE the DAY one way or the other I say.
Remember ROME WAS NOT BUILT IN A DAY guys!
And of course A DESTINY/JOURNEY STARTS WITH A FIRST STEP as well.
Now Burma is on its ROAD/WAY to DESTINY/DEMOCRACY no doubt.
ONE CRUCIAL and VITAL INGREDIENT WARRANTED to CHANGE the WHOLE PICTURE or STATUS QUO – politically, economic wise and socially – is the DILIGENCE/WILL of the PEOPLE of BURMA for a FREE and BETTER FUTURE and of course POSTERITY for their COUNTRY as well no less.
And they have a CHARISMATIC, COMMITTED, COMPETENT and CREDIBLE not to mention a COURAGEOUS leader to LEAD THEM and MAKE THINGS HAPPEN in that DIRECTION and ACHIEVE that OBJECTIVE as well and of course a younger generation of student leaders who have PROVED their METTLE and WORTH and READY to LEND their SHOULDERS as well for that MATTER since DECADES ago and MORE to COME as well.
And Burma has NO SHORTAGE of INTELLIGENTIA and INTELLIGENT PERSONNEL – including MILITARY PERSONNEL – to SHOULDER the COUNTRY'S BURDEN and RESPONSIBILITY not to mention UPHOLD the SOVEREIGNTY and TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY of the country as well in case CALLED for or WARRANTED at any TIME, SPACE and SITUATION as well trust me.
Of course the GOOD WILL, EXPERIENCE and EXPERTISE of FRIENDLY and FREE (China and Russia excepted no doubt) NATIONS of the WORLD RENDERING ASSISTANCE and HELP in this matter would be certainly SPLENDID and A PLUS and a case MUCH DESIRED and in turn would be GREATLY APPRECIATED by the people of Burma as well.
Nevertheless Burma will ACHIEVE its DESIRED OBJECTIVE, ARRIVE at its DESTINY and CLAIM its RIGHTFUL PLACE among NATIONS on EARTH no less in its OWN STRIDE and SPACE as well trust me.
And lastly, NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE for BURMA WITH/WITHOUT HELP from OTHERS at this time and juncture lest ye all LOSERS/LAZY LOT forget!
The Bus in the picture outlasts any other buses in the world. This is proof of Burmese quality.
Daiwa's move is very forwarding looking, the remaining infrastructures will develop using this IT network, the Japanese have always been there to help all these years, and they understand the situation and know what to do, where to star, not a fair-weather friend.
I just want to ask one thing that are we spending next 10, 15 years by blaming military instead try to sort out the problems with unity. The politicians and the NLD should take the blame too. Last two decades they are asking sanction and sanctions and sanctions. Protest at the embassy, Westminster, house of parliament even the western countries said they should release some sanctions which not relating to the military materials. I'm not surprise after communicating those good for nothing Chinese and ASEAN governments who only knows how to take as much as possible benefits from our motherland, we are left with below the average level of infrastructure. All thanks to those sanctions including garment import sanctions to US. Are those politicians really know how many girls became prostitute after the garment factories shut down in Dagon. If I'm wrong, I apologise. But this is my opinion.
It is not just a matter of infrastructure. People's morality got screwed up living under an authoritarian regime for too long. Look at Russia and China. It takes more than one generation to get their basic morality up to acceptable level.
Stop blaming U Ne Win and the regime.
Morality is personal.It is up to the individual.
Myanmar is full of good people.
I think morality is very high.
The people of Myanmar have the sense of justice and fair plIt is the outsiders who are Taking advantage of the poverty of the people.
Not to worry. The people in Myanmar are as good as anywher else even better
As soon as the ethnic conflict is solved we will progress.
Get rid of the insurgency created by the colonist.
We will prevail.
Western companies only invest after they have done risk analysis. What can Burma offer now? Many investors understand the First Wave concept. The first group to go in get slughtered unless they are either infrastructure builders with financing provided by say the World Bank or natural resources exploiters who just take and seldom give. Even the government, assuming it is rather incorrupt, have to choose whom they should partner with or allow to come in.
Burma needs to prove that their political situation is more stable to attract more investors outside the country.


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When will she come? the midwife said she should be here in a week. but i want her to come now. Due dates not till march 9th, but it would be nice if she came tomorrow. Has anyone had a baby soon after being told you were 1 cm dialated, 90% effaced and station +1?
1cm dialated, 90% effaced. 37 weeks. station +1
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Well, with Mayah, I was dialated to 2 cm and 80% effaced with a station +1 for probably 2 weeks or so. I stayed at 2 cm til I had been in labor for 2-3 hours.
This pregnancy, I was checked at 35.5 weeks and was 25% effaced and 4cm, I can't remember where the head was, I want to say -1.. I've been there for a week and a half now. I will be going in on Monday for my 37.5 week appt, I haven't decided if I'm going to have them check me again or not. I'm curious, but I don't want to rush things either. I'd love if the baby came now, but I want to be so sure the baby is truly ready to come when I go into labor, I like having a nice healthy, plump baby. :)
~Rhianna (I'm a Bra Lady!!!)
Babywise gMum to Mayah Elizabeth 8/19/08, Samuel Elias 2/21/10 (GBS baby) & Aubrey Camille 7/16/11
Thats disappointing. The midwife said she could be here within a week. :( But stuff I'm reading online says she could be WEEKS from coming.
It's frustrating that care providers say anything about when the baby might be here, because they don't know! It's a guess. Just like you pulling out your calendar, looking at it, and picking a day you think baby will be born. It doesn't matter how dilated, effaced, what station baby is at...it could be tomorrow, it could be next week, it could be three weeks.
Baby #3 edd 12/1/12
Yeah, my midwife said my baby could be anytime, but I'm pretending I never heard that, although I am cautious and paying attention to my body, in case it all happens fast.
I think the thing to remember is that everyone is so different, so what it was for me could be totally different for you! :) Just don't let the midwife tease you with a sooner date, only to have you wait weeks and weeks! It is easier to stick to your due date in your head and be pleasantly surprised if the baby comes early. :)
~Rhianna (I'm a Bra Lady!!!)
Babywise gMum to Mayah Elizabeth 8/19/08, Samuel Elias 2/21/10 (GBS baby) & Aubrey Camille 7/16/11
I agree with Jamie - it can be a big letdown (because you get your hopes up) when your caregiver starts popping out predictions based on your readiness condition. Unfortunately there just isn't any reliability behind it so if they're wrong, they've just set you up with anticipation and let down... not healthy for your already fragile nerves!
I walked around nearly 4cm dilated for two whole weeks with my second and if I can remember that far back, I think I was somewhat similar to yours with my first. He actually came right on his due date though, which is extremely rare (only a few percent of babies are born on their due dates).
I really think midwives and doctors forget about the desperate state we all get in at the very end, wishing it would be over tomorrow! They should be a little more sensitive with the predictions. Saying "anytime now" is ok, but don't say "you'll be having this baby within a week" ... because that's just cruel.
39yr Mom to 2 wonderful teens, 3 beautiful step-kids & now, our little late life surprise ... Max! - arrived at 36w 5d early - 2/25/2010
I saw my OB today and I'm nearly 38 weeks, 50% effaced and 1.5 cm dilated. The OB said that 'things are happening' but wouldn't give me a timeframe as she explained that nobody knows when these little ones will come exactly. I know from my DD (2-11-08) that with the mucous plug coming out, there was no sure sign but regular contractions. After the mucous plug showed up, I had another 2 weeks to wait, all the while at 1 cm dilated.
Baby will come when ready. Just try to stay busy!
I agree with Jules, I deferred getting checked last visit, I know it doesn't mean anything and didnt' want to get my hopes up. Bad enough they're predicting an early delivery for me (since my sister delivered early and I've had a ton of prodromal stuff). Watch this baby come at 41 weeks!
41 years young and mom to Tyler DOB 3/11/10 and Missing my Madeline Rose (T18) 11/15/11-1/3/12, and praying for one more.
same as you. doc said i could still be preggo for a week or more. wish baby came yesterday lol.
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My OB said I was 2cm dilated and 50% effaced, and that I wouldn't make it to my due date. I was super excited! I really wanted my LO to be born NOW! LOL
Well, now I have a really bad head cold, so I want her to wait! I mean, labor will be tough enough as it is without being sick on top of it!
Watch her come today, just because I typed that LOL (she would if she's anything like me )
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FERGUSON, Mo. -- Police on Friday identified the officer who fatally shot an unarmed black teenager and released documents alleging the young man had been suspected of stealing a $48.99 box of cigars from a convenience store in a "strong-arm" robbery shortly before he was killed.
Police Chief Thomas Jackson said the officer did not know the teen was a robbery suspect at the time of the shooting and stopped Michael Brown and a companion "because they were walking down the middle of the street blocking traffic."
Darren Wilson, a 28-year-old white officer, has patrolled suburban St. Louis for six years and had no complaints filed against him, Jackson said.
Brown's relatives said no robbery would justify shooting the teen after he put his hands up. Family attorneys said Brown's parents were blindsided by the allegations and the release of a surveillance video from the convenience store.
According to police reports released Friday, authorities received a 911 call at 11:51 a.m. on the day of the shooting reporting a robbery at the Ferguson Market. An unidentified officer was dispatched to the store, arriving within three minutes. The officer interviewed an employee and customer, who gave a description of a man who stole the cigars and walked off with another man toward a QuikTrip store.
Descriptions of the suspect were broadcast over the police radio. The officer did not find the suspects either on the street or at the Quik Trip, the reports said.
The robber took a box of Swisher Sweets, a brand of small, inexpensive cigars. The suspects were identified as 18-year-old Michael Brown and 22-year-old Dorian Johnson, according to the reports.
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Templates: Separating Programs from Design
If you are running a small web site, then you are probably responsible for everything—server administration, the site's content and the CGI programs that produce variable and dynamic content.
If your site is of any significant size, the work is probably divided among a number of people. Indeed, most large sites divide their staffs between the people who are responsible for the site's content and design, and those who are responsible for the infrastructure and technical side of the site.
Such a division undoubtedly makes it easier to administer a site. After all, it is much easier to find someone to write content or to write CGI programs than to do both. In addition, splitting the work according to function allows everyone to do what he does best.
At the same time, such a division makes it difficult for sites to maintain a uniform presentation style. CGI programs produce HTML that must match the style of the rest of the site. This might mean inserting a certain header at the top of each page, using a particular background color or inserting a graphic on the side of each page.
In other words, there are two separate sources for HTML content on a web site. The pages of HTML created by the designers, and the HTML produced by the CGI programs. If a site does not change its style often (or at all), the fact that the HTML comes from two sources does not matter. The designers establish a style for the site, which is then adopted by both designers and programmers for their work.
However, many sites have taken to redesigning every few months, partly due to continually improved technology that allows designers to create more interesting, exciting experiences on their sites. Every time a site's design changes, all of the existing content must be rewritten to fit the new design. Sites that have split their content between programmer-generated HTML and CGI-generated HTML will find themselves having to convert two types of files with two separate staffs.
For example, let's assume that a site has standardized white-on-blue text. Each time the designers create a new page, they make sure to include a  tag of the form:

In order for the site to have a uniform look, all of the CGI programs on this site must include a similar  tag at the top of their output. Here is a basic "hello, world" page that demonstrates how to accomplish this:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use diagnostics; use CGI; # Available from http://www.perl.com/CPAN # Create an instance of CGI my $query = new CGI; # Send an appropriate MIME header print $query->header("text/html"); # Begin the HTML, with our colors indicated print $query->start_html( -title => "Hello, world!", -bgcolor => "blue", -fgcolor => "white"); # Send our message print "
Hello, world!
\n"; # End the HTML print $query->end_html;If this program were run as a CGI program from within a web server, it would produce a short page of HTML on our screens, with a the text appearing in white text on a blue background. (And yes, we should use hex codes for consistent colors across platforms, but this is just meant to be an easy example.)
After creating an instance of CGI (an object module freely available from CPAN at http://www.perl.com/CPAN), the program sends a MIME header indicating that it will be sending HTML-formatted text to the user's browser. Following that MIME header, it sends a  tag, hidden somewhat by the start_html method that takes care of such tag production for us.
Finally, we send our short message, marked up in HTML, and invoke the end_html method, which sends a  tag to end the body of the HTML text and an  tag to indicate the end of the HTML page.
What happens when the designers decide that white-on-blue text is passe, and that they would rather have a more modern look (along the lines of Wired magazine) with orange text on a green background? It would not be very difficult for the designers to perform a global "search and replace" on the  tags appearing within the HTML files on the site. To modify each of the CGI programs on the server is much trickier.
One solution is to put all of our design-related variables in a library module that we can import into our programs. Here is an example of such a module called SiteDesign:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w package SiteDesign; $background_text = "white"; $foreground_text = "blue"; 1;
The above module is named by the package statement. Following that statement, variables and functions are assumed to begin with the string SiteDesign::. To avoid problems with the package names when variables are imported into a program, we have turned off the normally helpful construct use strict.
Assume that the above code is placed in a file named SiteDesign.pm, and the file is placed in a directory named by the special Perl variable @INC (the list of directories in which Perl modules are located). Our programs should now be able to include this library with the statement:
use SiteDesign;
In other words, we could rewrite our "Hello, world" program as:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use diagnostics; use CGI; # Available from http://www.perl.com/CPAN use SiteDesign; # Create an instance of CGI my $query = new CGI; # Send an appropriate MIME header print $query->header("text/html"); # Begin the HTML, with our colors indicated print $query->start_html( -title => "Hello, world!", -bgcolor => $SiteDesign::background_text, -fgcolor => $SiteDesign::foreground_text); # Send our message print "
Hello, world!
\n"; # End the HTML print $query->end_html;This code is certainly an improvement over the first version of our program, in that the HTML produced by our programs can be changed without having to modify the programs. Existing CGI programs do have to be changed so that they make use of SiteDesign.pm—but you only have to change your existing code once, rather than each time the site's design changes.
This approach is useful in many ways, but it does not solve all of the problems. While we have reduced the amount of work that a site's programmers need to perform each time the designers change their minds, we have not eliminated it entirely. The designers still have to come to the technical staff each time they wish to make such changes.
Furthermore, there is a practical limit to the number of ways in which we can affect our programs' output by setting variables. We could add a variable indicating which image, if any, should be displayed at the top of each page, another variable indicating whether an image should be displayed at the bottom of the page, another variable indicating the font size, yet another for whether the first paragraph should be centered, and so forth, ad infinitum. Sure, it would still be easier to change these variables than to change the output of each CGI program, but this solution does not scale well to a large number of variables. Would you want to be the programmer asked to modify 30 configuration variables each time the site's design was changed?
One possible solution to this problem is to put the variables in a configuration file, similar to the quiz file that we have discussed over the last few months. Such a file, particularly if it were masked by an interface consisting of CGI programs and HTML forms, would allow designers to modify the site's design without having to bother the programmers. However, designers would still have to deal with the large number of configuration variables, as well as understand what they mean. And programmers would still have to write code taking all sorts of styling possibilities into account.
In other words, the use of variables to indicate styling is better than nothing at all but is far from a perfect solution. What we would like is a way of creating pages of HTML that could be modified by designers, and also gives the possibility of executing code within those pages of HTML.
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Times were hard for Cynthia Kirkland, but they didn't stay that way. She says God's grace led her from an abusive marriage to a great comeback.
Now an evangelist, Kirkland has written an account of her life up to this point, titled "The Great Come Back" and released in October by Xulon Press, a Christian self-publishing company.
Kirkland grew up in Childersburg. At 19 she married the man she had dated since ninth grade, and they had two children. "They're good kids, and I thank God for them," she said.
The couple stayed married for two years and she says it was a bad time, marked with fighting and violence.
"Many times our directions get cloudy because of difficult days. We find ourselves getting detours that keep us in a dilemma, not going forward nor backward, but standing still," says the book's abstract. "If we are not careful, we will become so depressed, so engulfed with our situations that we will cause our future destinations, blessing and prosperity to be put on hold."
Her book is the tale of "what I went through and how I arrived at where I am now," she said. "I was really healed."
Accepting the positive changes that came in her life required forgiveness, Kirkland said. "You have to release that for God to bless someone else. I had to let it go," she said.
She remarried 24 years ago, and says her second husband, Pastor Frederick Kirkland, was instrumental in her healing. She remembers the neighbor who introduced them, and their first date at a steakhouse restaurant in Sylacauga. "I'll never forget. We had such a good time. He was such a gentleman."
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Though A&E determined that "every dog has its day" when it canceled "Dog the Bounty Hunter" after eight seasons, the Dog lives on at CMT.
Bounty hunters 'Dog', Beth and Leland Chapman will continue to hunt down fugitives on that network, as CMT has picked up an additional 11 episodes of the first season of "Dog and Beth: On the Hunt." The full first season order will now total 22 episodes. Production on the back 11 will begin immediately, and will air in August. The show is currently airing Sun. nights at 8:00 p.m.
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Set "in the heart of the city of London" – the commercial area of Cheapside that once had been the capital's old market – amongst shrewd merchants and canny craftsmen, Thomas Middleton's A Chaste Maid in Cheapside depicts an urban microcosm ruled by money. In this world, human relationships and social institutions have become commodified, and the traditional virtues associated with them have lost all value. The moral implications of this pervasive materialism are introduced immediately in the play's sordid overture, in which the titular character Mary (Moll) Yellowhammer, the daughter of a wealthy goldsmith, is castigated by her mother Maudlin for being insufficiently outgoing. Boasting about her own premarital …
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Madeline Janis: My long experience with the public sector tells me that making the best decisions for the "public good" can ONLY be done with a sense of public purpose and high values.
Why the Free Trade Agreement with Colombia Is Still a Bad Idea
Diane Lefer: The Uribe administration seemed more interested in catering to foreign investors than in protecting the environment. Under Santos, there are signs of change but this welcome shift is threatened by passage of the FTA.
The Attack on Libya: A Bad Idea and Not What it Seems to Be
Carl Bloice: The demise of the Gadhafi regime would benefit the people of Libya, the Middle East and Africa. No doubt about it. But it cannot be avoided that the present military assault is hypocritical in the extreme, and has imperial motives related to the country's oil reserves
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Ron Wolff: California's "new" (but experienced) governor is bringing some urgently needed honesty and fresh thinking to the budgeting process in a state weary of smoke, mirrors, a two-thirds requirement in the legislature for tax increases, and the ravages of a recession imposed largely by external forces.
Extending Nuclear Umbrella Is a Bad Idea
Ivan Eland: Extending the U.S. nuclear shield to the much more unstable and violent region of the Middle East seems supremely foolhardy. The U.S. could more easily get dragged into an unplanned and unneeded future nuclear exchange there than in any other area of the world.
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Steve Ybarra: Here is the question of the day: Will Democrats have the guts to call out the Republicants and tell America it is time to say yes? Yes to education, yes to job creation, yes to bringing our troops home, yes to cutting military spending, yes to new energy policy, yes to ending hatred.
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by Love my grandprix from British Columbia, Canada | February 17, 2009
I just love my grand prix, with one exception, the door handles. They are cool being on the side of the window/door, but we have one broken one on the drivers side and the one on the passenger side is starting to give me grief, and am having a heck of a time trying to find replacements.
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Makes other cars feel like you're driving a toy!
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Very smooth ride and wind won't boss you around. This car is not a toy. At 3,300 lbs, gusts of wind on a bridge do practically nothing. After driving this car for a week, I cannot drive a regular car again without thinking it is a toy! You feel very powerful driving this car (get the 3.4L version if at all possible). It's like driving a tank. Plus, it feels like your sitting in the cockpit of a fighter jet with all the red glowing controls on the dash and the HUD that projects your MPH on the windshield! Never look down to see your speed again. HUD stands for Heads Up Display, and they friggin rock. This car has so much power that I always drive in overdrive am still able to waste most cars. This car produces its best acceleration from 0 to 25mph, so its very fast for city driving. It's also great on the highway. Handles 85mph as gently and easily as most cars do 65. It has so much power that there is a switch that tells the car to stay in 2nd gear instead of first, otherwise you'd way too easily spin the tires when its snowy or slippery. Overall, a wonderful car! I only wish it had better gas mileage, but that's what you get when you have a 3,300 lb car with a 210HP engine. (average car weighs 2750 lbs.. so around a 500lb difference) It gets around 17mpg city, 24 mpg hwy. For everyday driving, stay in overdrive to save gas (you'll still have plenty of power).
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Set in the Copper Square district of downtown Phoenix, this hotel is a reminder of a past era. The Italian Renaissance-inspired building was constructed in 1928 and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Hotels. Hollywood stars used to spend time here when Phoenix was a desert retreat for the rich and famous. The 212 accommodations feature 11 celebrity suites, including the Mae West (she stayed at the hotel while performing at the Orpheum). Their décor preserves the glamour of the 1920s and 1930s, while modern touches include in-room coffee makers and complimentary Wi-Fi. Perhaps the most notable feature is the rooftop pool, affording views of the downtown skyline and surrounding mountain ranges. For dining, the hotel offers the Copper Door Steakhouse and Saloon and Seamus McCaffrey's Irish Pub. The pub has a large selection of Irish and Scottish whiskies and an assortment of Irish coffees.
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NS 156 passes Cayce SC with a nice SD80MAC on the point headed for Linwood NC
CSX Q463 arrives into the northend of Cayce Yard after the 110 mile trip from Hamlet NC
The Y103-15 crew has just jumped onto the Q211, and is now taking the train to Nassau to runaround the train to come back and work TDSI in Dixiana.
A set of CSX power idle away in Cayce Yard awaiting it's next assignment.
CSX Q211 shoves it's general freight cars into Cayce Yard beside CMC Steel. Johnson Railway #132 is in the background shuffling cars around CMC Steel.
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NS 155 heads south over the Charleston Highway bridge after swapping crews headed south to its next crew change point in Augusta on its way to Savannah GA
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NS 155 crosses over the Congaree River with a grey Kansas City Southern unit leading while a couple of folks are fishing below the big bridge.
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UP err I mean NS 156 Today's edition of NS train 156 has a solid Union Pacific consist. Seen here gliding through Cayce, approaching the crew change point at Tryon St. in Columbia.
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New York Fashion Week Spring 2015 may have just wrapped, but we are still gushing over the fab beauty that filled the runways! Take a peek at some of the applause-worthy hair, makeup, and mani looks below!
New York Fashion Week Spring 2015 may have just wrapped, but we are still gushing over the fab beauty that filled the runways! Take a peek at some of the applause-worthy hair, makeup, and mani looks below!
Paris Couture Week may have come to an end, but our style recap has only just begun! Aside from the amazing couture fashion on the runway, the street style of attendees is almost equally anticipated! Even with cloudy weather and a bit of rain, these fashionistas hit the pavement in their couture week best. Check out some of the fab trending styles that we spotted on the streets of Paris below.
Pretty Midis – In just about every shade and material, flowing high-waisted midi skirts were in abundance! We love how this classic silhouette pairs perfectly with a basic blouse or top, or a fun shoe, for a bold statement!
Oversized Outerwear – From bold prints to bright solids, these sophisticated swing coats give a nod to the 60s with a modern twist. Several of these oversized coats were styled with dresses or skirts of equal length, or the coat fully buttoned and worn as a dress itself!
Cool Denim – Straight from their moms' closets, vintage-inspired denim was spotted on several show-goers this year; with high-waisted and oversized cuts being a popular choice. We love the juxtaposition a modern shoe or accessory brings to this look!
Chic Trousers – Last and certainly not least, the ever-so-chic ivory trouser was a go-to that not only worked well for the occasion, but brought a bit of breezy comfort to the days' looks. From fitted and ankle-grazing, to wide and lengthy, you really can't go wrong with this classic pant choice.
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Another New York fashion week, another Lulus Style Studio! Our annual blogger bash unites influencers with amazing brands, for a night of fashion, beauty, and freebies for all!
This year we partnered up with such fantastic sponsors, we had all the bases covered! From makeovers to manicures, massages to free drinks, this party was our absolute best yet! Take a look at some of our favorite shots from the night!
If you happen to notice Rihanna walking around with another feather in her cap, it's because she added one for "fashion designer", thanks to her much-anticipated collection for River Island, which debuted last week at London Fashion Week. Nineties influences prevailed, with throwback pieces like an overalls-inspired top, skirts with attached shirts tied around the waist, crop tops, and a crazy pair of "double-top jeans" that you have to see to believe. Take a peek at some of RiRi's creations in her new campaign below!
Fashion Week! We love it so much. So even though NYC 's forecast predicted a major winter storm, you better believe that we were on a plane all the way from California to bring another Style Studio to NYC. Nemo was lame anyway, totally unimpressive blizzard!
We partied all night with our favorite bloggers, gave away a ton of free fashion and beauty swag and had a blast while doing it! Take a look below for some snaps of the fun and shenanigans!
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A mint condition copy of Bandai's Stadium Events has earned the honour of being the most expensive NES game ever sold, fetching a ridiculous 41,300 USD at auction.
Hot-Blooded Gaming picked up on the sale, which offered a sealed copy of the game at the exorbitant price of 41,300 USD.
That's twice as much as the previous reigning champ of overpriced NES games, a copy of Nintendo Campus Challenge that netted 20,100 USD.
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Q: About 3 months ago i had a surgical abortion. I never went back for my follow-up visit but since then i have had 2 periods and a negative pregnancy test. All of my pregnancy symptoms have gone away, but since then i have, what i'm assuming, been extremely bloated in my stomach and it just keeps getting worse as time goes on. I'm not even exactly sure that it is related to the abortion in any way but i really want to know what's possibly going on.
Your time frame of symptoms suggest that this is likely a new issue as opposed to a complication of a procedure performed successfully 3 months ago.
Bloating is a common symptom. Other important clues to aid in your diagnosis would be presence of pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever. The pattern of bloating in relation to meals is important to know. These symptoms, combined with knowledge of your past medical history and family history would aid your doctor when performing an exam to better come up with a diagnosis and treatment plan.
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The Legend of Johnny Cash Vol. II
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|The Legend of Johnny Cash
|Compilation album by Johnny Cash
|November 21, 2006
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The Legend of Johnny Cash, Vol. II is a compilation album by Johnny Cash, released on Island Records in 2006. The release was a result of the success of the 2005 career-spanning compilation The Legend of Johnny Cash. The follow-up similarly includes songs performed by Cash at various stages of his career, starting from "There You Go" from the mid-1950s and ending on a number of selections from the singer's American series, including a version of "In the Sweet By and By" from My Mother's Hymn Book and a live, orchestral version of Leonard Cohen's "Bird on a Wire".
Track listing[edit]
- "There You Go" (Cash) – 2:18
- "Home of the Blues" (Cash, Douglas, McAlpin) – 2:40
- "Ballad of a Teenage Queen" (Clement) – 2:10
- "The Ways of a Woman in Love" (Justis, Rich) – 2:15
- "I Still Miss Someone" (Cash, Cash) – 2:36
- "Don't Take Your Guns to Town" (Cash) – 3:04
- "The Long Black Veil" (Dill, Wilkin) – 3:07
- "The Ballad of Ira Hayes" (Lafarge) – 4:09
- "It Ain't Me Babe" (Dylan) – 3:04
- "Girl from the North Country" (Dylan) – 3:42
- Performed by Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash; from Dylan's Nashville Skyline
- "Daddy Sang Bass" (Perkins) – 2:21
- "Flesh and Blood" (Cash) – 2:37
- "The Night Hank Williams Came to Town" (Braddock, Williams) – 3:24
- "That Old Wheel" (Pierce) – 2:52
- "The Beast in Me" (Lowe) – 2:46
- "Unchained" (Johnstone) – 2:51
- "I Won't Back Down" (Lynne, Petty) – 2:08
- "I Hung My Head" (Sting) – 3:53
- "Bird on a Wire" (live) (Cohen) – 4:10
- "In the Sweet By and By" (Traditional) – 2:24
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