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Roddy Lumsden was born in St. Andrews, Scotland; he describes his upbringing as small-town and working-class. His earliest exposure to literature came from his mother and older brother, who would read aloud to him when he was a child. Later, when he attended school, his writing was influenced by the works of W.S. Graham, Philip Larkin, Thom Gunn, T.S. Eliot, and Sylvia Plath, and by song lyrics.
His work is marked by an attention to formal traditions and a voice both streetwise and regretful. Matthew Smith, reviewing Mischief Night: New and Selected Poems (2004), noted that "the ongoing affair between hedonism and mortality in Lumsden's poetry is as much context as a subject for his work." He also observed his "flair for formal roguery" and commented that "although the verse is hopping with linguistic antics, the foci of the language are music and rhetoric."
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Poems By Roddy Lumsden
- The Drowning Man
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- My Limbo
- Against Naturism
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- Infighting
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- The Young
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- The Damned
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- Season of Quite
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Französische Lexikographie
Einführung und Überblick
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This book provides an in-depth introduction to the theory and practice of French lexicography. The main chapters are devoted to lexicology, lexicography, structures of lexicographic works, the information content of monolingual dictionaries, and French-language dictionaries. The volume serves as a guide for introductory courses on French linguistics and lexicography.
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Megan Fox is rumored to have followed this diet, also called the Caveman Diet. On the Paleo Diet, you're supposed to eat like your ancestors, which means eating a lot of animal protein, "natural" carbohydrates (essentially fruits and vegetables) and some nuts.
The Paleo Diet is high in protein and fat—and there's an emphasis on getting health-sustaining omega-3s into your diet from oily fish like wild salmon, game meats, free-range chicken and grass-fed beef, all of which can be pricier than their farmed or conventionally raised counterparts.
What's interesting about this diet is that its phases are the opposite of most other diets in that they get more restrictive as you progress. For example, at the first level, you get 3 "open" or cheat meals a week, plus what they call "transitional items," such as condiments to flavor food. But when you move to level 2, you only get 2 "open" meals a week and you phase out the transitional items. This type of transition might make it easier to stick to.
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Dairy, which is how most of us get our calcium and vitamin D. The Paleo Diet is also low in carbohydrates—and there's research that shows limiting or eliminating carbs impacts your memory and your mood.
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2. Dukan Diet
Dubbed "the French Atkins" this diet reportedly has Gisele Bundchen and Jennifer Lopez among its celeb fans. Kate Middelton and her mother were rumored to use the Dukan Diet to slim down for the royal wedding.
On the Dukan Diet you only eat lean protein, plus a small amount of oat bran each day, and drink 6 to 8 glasses of water a day in the first phase (attack). In phase 2 (the cruise phase), you introduce vegetables back into your diet, but starchy ones—like potatoes or corn—aren't allowed.
It's not until phase 3 (consolidation) that you're allowed to eat fruit, grains and dairy again, which is why this diet isn't nutritionally sound.
There are some pros to the diet, though: Dr. Dukan incorporates walking 20 to 30 minutes each day into the plan and you're told to eat lean protein.
What's missing?
Key nutrients, such as calcium and vitamin D from dairy, and disease-fighting compounds from fruits and whole grains. Plus there's no mention of portion sizes. In fact, Dr. Dukan tells you to eat as much protein as you like. And ultimately to lose weight you need to eat fewer calories than what you burn. (Get 25 easy tips to help you lose weight and keep it off here.)
3. Raw Food Diet
Demi Moore, Amanda Seyfried and Uma Thurman are all supposed celeb fans of this diet.
A raw-food diet is just that—you eat raw food. Your food can't be cooked above 118 degrees Fahrenheit. So you're eating mostly raw and dehydrated fruits and vegetables and things like smoothies and cold soups that you prepare without heat.
Some raw foodists drink unpasteurized milk and eat cheese made from raw milk, as well as eating raw fish and meats. The big thing to note here is that this can be risky; these foods can carry foodborne-illness bacteria.
There are a small number of studies that suggest there may be some health benefits to a raw-food diet, though: in one study, raw foodists had lower levels of "bad" LDL cholesterol.
What's missing?
If you're not eating any animal-based products like meat, fish, eggs, poultry or dairy you'll miss out on vitamin B12—a vitamin your body needs to transform fat and protein into energy, as well as other essential functions. You also won't get much, if any, vitamin D—and more and more research is showing that adequate vitamin D is important in warding off a host of chronic conditions, from heart disease to cancer.
4. 17-Day Diet
The 17-Day Diet is apparently backed by Dr. Phil. And unlike what its name implies, the entire diet isn't 17 days long. Each phase is 17 days—and that's going to feel even longer when you see how strict the first phase is. In cycle 1, called accelerate, you can eat fish and poultry, as many "cleansing" vegetables as you'd like, low-sugar fruits (but not after 2 p.m.), 2 servings of probiotic foods—like yogurt, sauerkraut, kimchi and kefir—and tiny amounts of "friendly" fats, such as flaxseed and olive oils.
As with the Dukan Diet, the diet becomes more liberal as you "graduate" to the different cycles. For example, in phase 2 you can introduce lean red meat and whole grains, legumes and starchy vegetables.
Overall the 17-Day Diet is strict and, honestly, it'd be hard to follow without carrying the book around so you knew which foods from the various food groups you can actually eat. Also, the total daily calorie allotment from the meal plans provided is too low for some people, particularly if you're active. (Find out how many calories you should be eating here—even if you're trying to lose weight.)
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Celebs are fans of these diets because they do work to slim you down quickly. But they work because they are so restrictive—when you cut out certain food groups from your diet, it's hard to make up for those lost calories by eating more of other foods groups. That's why you lose the weight: you're eating fewer calories. Following these diets can help you kick-start your diet and motivate you to transition and stick to a more balanced, healthy diet. But following them for too long means you'll miss out on key nutrients.
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I found my male kitten sitting on my female kittens female area kneading it with his back paws. Is this normal?
My kittens are brother and sister and are around 5 months old. They will be neutered and spayed next week. I have never heard of this before what is this?
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I hate to say it, but it sounds like they may have already done the deed & you might have kittens on the way. You should have gotten them spayed & neutered before now. You don't have to wait until they are 5 months old. I've heard of cats being spayed or neutered when they are only about 2 1/2 months old. My parents cats were barely 4 months old when we had them fixed.
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I agree with the first poster- but want to add that you should always check with a vet about when it's safe for your kittens to get fixed (then do it as early as they say is safe). We had a kitten spayed when she was the right age, but because she was so small, it caused lots of issues. :(
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Kristen Stewart experienced fan backlash after admitting she'd cheated on Robert Pattinson with her married "Snow White and the Huntsman" director this summer, and while the turning of the tide was difficult, the actress says being disliked isn't as bad as it seems.
"It's not a terrible thing if you're either loved or hated," Kristen, 22, told Newsweek. "But honestly, I don't care 'cause it doesn't keep me from doing my s**t."
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While she's able to shrug off the public's seeming disdain for her misstep, Kristen said she is sorry for upsetting her fans.
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It is said that James (brother of Saint John the Evangelist and son of Zebedee a fisherman) was one of the first disciples to join Jesus as an apostle. Christian legend has it that James spent a number of years preaching the word of Jesus in Spain before returning to Jerusalem to spread his gospel. In the year 44 AD he was beheaded by sword, because of his Christian faith by Herod Agrippa the first who was a Roman King of Judea.
St. James was the first of the apostles to die and after his martyrdom as he was not allowed to be burried so it is believed that his followers carried his body to the coast and put it into a stone boat and set to sea. From here, the boat was guided by angels and carried by the wind to land near Finisterre, at Padrón in northern Spain. And there the body lay, forgotten until the 9th century when it was discovered by a hermit.
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E X C L U S I V E !Trials & Triumphs Of Funke Akindele, Kendu's Romance That Resulted In Marriage+ venue and other inside details of the May 26 nuptial.
Demilade believed whispered words that Funke was embroiled in an affair with leader of her theatre group, Odunfa Caucus' Yinka Quadri.
He walked out of the relationship and a striving to make her mark in the industry, Funke Akindele was left with a lonely heart.She refused to engage in any meaningful affair after this episode....Kendu's Pre Romance InvestmentWith her continuous dedication and untiring stance of giving all she has to her craft, Funke's profile continue to grow in her chosen field.Her dexterity made many notice her- including Kendu.But He was prepared to go the extra mile of meeting her and getting personal.He was said to have made several attempt to meet her, using third parties and using material and money gifts to achieve his aim to no avail.But he didn't relent.....The Meeting Point, Beginning Of RomanceInsiders divulged Kendu finally got to meet Funke Akindele on the location of actress Kemi Adetoro-Ojo's movie.Kendu was said to be at the invitation of another artiste.Funnily he did not recognise Funke until someone pointed her out.That meeting reportedly signal the beginning of their friendship and romance.Like what is generally tagged hitting it off instantly, they were tagged 'always together until... ...The Betrayal That Tore Them ApartIn the course of their affair, sources claimed Funke introduced Kendu to some of her very close friends.That later proved a costly mistake with- one of them betrayed the trust and had sexual relationship with Kendu.Funke discovered this act of treachery between her man and her friend and dumped both of them.She severed ties with her friend, a fellow actress and senior colleague and walked out of her relationship....The Re UnionThe loss of his gal over a situation he is the guilty probably made Kendu to be more aware of what Funke means to him.He started sending emisaries to her to help and forgive. He pleaded that the one night stand actress was but a devil set out to collapse a thing of joy.Funke forgave him after he promised to be more faithful and met her conditions on charting a course for a more fulfilled affair. Part of the condition was total distance from funke's friend turned foe.
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Union members and other supporters of organized labor gathered at Calvary Cemetery in Tacoma on Sept. 5 to pay tribute to a man who dedicated his life to helping workers.
This is the 50th anniversary of the death of Ralph Chaplin. A noted labor activist, poet, songwriter and author, Chaplin is noted for writing the words of "Solidarity Forever," an international anthem for the labor movement.
He became interested in organized labor at age 7, when he saw a worker fatally shot during a strike in Chicago.
He became active in the Industrial Workers of the World, known by the nickname "Wobblies." He was editor of one of the union's publications. In 1917 he and about 100 other Wobblies were arrested and convicted under the federal Espionage Act. He served four years of a 20-year prison sentence.
After his release, Chaplin became disillusioned by the revolution in Russia that brought Communists to power. He opposed Communist infiltration of American unions.
Chaplin settled in Tacoma, where he edited Labor Advocate, a publication of Pierce County Central Labor Council. From 1949 until his death in 1961 he was curator of manuscripts for Washington State Historical Society.
He is credited with designing the black cat symbol associated with anarcho-syndicalists.
Chaplin's admirers gather at Calvary Cemetery every year on Labor Day to pay tribute to the noted labor leader. Pierce County Central Labor Council organizes the event.
Vance Lelli, a member of International Longshore and Warehouse Union, began the ceremony by reading a poem Chaplin wrote in 1933. Lelli said Chaplin's message of the need for workers to organize still ring true in what he described as "bleak" times for unions.
"It used to be a more pleasant time for labor," he said. "This is the worst I have ever seen. It is a crazy, crazy world I am living in."
State Senator Steve Conway (D-Tacoma) said the event offered an opportunity for union activists to re-commit to the ideals of men like Chaplin. "This is a time of challenge." Conway said there were several anti-union pieces of legislation introduced in the 2011 session of the Legislature.
Conway noted the ongoing dispute involving Tacoma Education Association and Tacoma Public Schools and another involving workers in Community Health Care clinics.
"We have got to stop these attacks on collective bargaining," he declared.
Conway said now is the time for unions to organize those suffering in the recession, particularly the unemployed. He said such people are angry "and have a heart for a fight."
Father Bill "Bix" Bichsel, a Catholic priest noted for his political activism, described Chaplin as a champion of human rights.
Tacoma resident Anita Latch said Labor Day should not be viewed just as a day for drinking beer and having barbecues. "This is a day to celebrate what unites us," she remarked.
Patty Rose, secretary-treasurer of Pierce County Central Labor Council, passed around a metal cup that Chaplin used while in jail in Chicago.
Lelli said Tacoma Public Schools attempted to cut 30 minutes a day from para-educators, a move he said was done to drop their hours enough to reduce their benefits. The district backed away from this. "We are being attacked around the nation but there are still victories," he remarked.
Bichsel and Dr. Eugene Wiegman, a Lutheran minister, both said prayers. The ceremony ended with those in attendance singing "Solidarity Forever."


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Curtis Duane Hegstad, 53, of Elizabethtown, died Thursday, April 19, 2012, at his home.
He was employed with Fisher Auto Parts in Elizabethtown and was well loved by many people.
He was preceded in death by his father, Duane R. Hegstad.
Soon Kum Chung, 87, of Radcliff, died Friday, April 20, 2012, at Hardin Memorial Hospital in Elizabethtown.
She was a member of Full Gospel Kentucky Korean Church in Radcliff.
She is survived by five children, In Son Chong of Colmar, Pa., Ok Sun Seaman of Radcliff, Kum Cha Kim of Chattanooga, Tenn., In Tae Chong of Lansdale, Pa., and In Soo Chong of Chalfont, Pa.; nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Pauline "Peggy" Johnson Thompson, 92, of Brandenburg, died Monday, April 23, 2012.
Survivors include three children, Bonnie Wardrip, Linda Farmer and Floyd Thompson.
The funeral was Thursday at First Baptist Church of Brandenburg with burial in Kentucky Veterans Cemetery-Central in Radcliff.
Bruington-Jenkins-Sturgeon Funeral Home in Brandenburg handled arrangements.
Gary Tooker, 69, of Elizabethtown, formerly of Missouri, passed away Monday, April 23, 2012, at his home.
Gary played in numerous country music bands in Elizabethtown and other cities.
He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Sandra Tooker; his mother, Alice Tooker; seven sons, Todd, Rodd, Troy, Chad, Shane, Trevor and Jason Tooker; a sister, Dixie Plinski; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Cremation was chosen. There will be a memorial service held at a later date in Illinois.
The Rev. Willie Jones went to be with the Lord on Thursday, April 19, 2012.
Willis J. Woods, 93, a resident of Irvine Health & Rehabilitation Center, passed away Sunday, April 22, 2012, at Marcum & Wallace Memorial Hospital after a short illness.
He was born Sept. 6, 1918 in Estill County and was the son of the late John D. and Bertha Stevens Woods. He was a farmer and a retired foreman with the L&N Railroad. He was a member of the Irvine First Baptist Church. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II and lived in Estill County all of his life.
Martha A. Peerce, 70, of Glendale, passed away Sunday, April 22, 2012, at Hardin Memorial Hospital in Elizabethtown.
She was a homemaker and a member of Unity Baptist Church of Stephensburg.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Burl and Marie Mapes Garland; eight brothers and sisters, Vernon Garland, Janet Garland, Wilma Gent, Ben Garland, John Garland, Wanda Yeary, Virginia Watson and Berne Garland; and one great-grandson, David Raines.
Robert Wesley Stiles, 90, of Elizabethtown, died Sunday, April 22, 2012, at Hardin Memorial Hospital.
He was a native of Cleveland and served in the Army-Air Corps during World War II and retired from the Armor School at Fort Knox.
He was preceded in death by his parents, James Robert and Hattie Lee Hoskinson Stiles.
Thomas M. Shemwell, 80, of Horse Cave, died Saturday, April 21, 2012, at Caverna Memorial Hospital in Horse Cave.
Survivors include two daughters, Mildred Gass and Rhonda Shelton; and one son, Ricky Thomas Shemwell.
The funeral was Wednesday at Brooks Funeral Home in Munfordville with burial in Horse Cave Cemetery.
Douglas Allen Stark, 56, of Louisville, formerly of Hodgenville, died Saturday, April 21, 2012, at University of Louisville Hospital.
Survivors include four sisters, Julie Buckner, Arlene Underwood, Sandy Hegman and Becky Thompson; and two brothers, Robert "Bob" Stark and Richard Stark.
A graveside service with military honors was Tuesday at Kentucky Veterans Cemetery-Central in Radcliff.
Bennett-Bertram Funeral Home in Hodgenville handled arrangements.
Doris Jean Garmon, 86, of Bowling Green, formerly of Lebanon Junction, died Saturday, April 21, 2012, at Greenview Hospital in Bowling Green.
Survivors include her husband, Joseph R. "Joe" Garmon, and a daughter, Rebecca Lynn "Becky" Tabor.
The funeral was Tuesday at First Baptist Church in Lebanon Junction. Burial was in Lebanon Junction City Cemetery.
Billy E. Blanton, 73, of Eastview, passed away Sunday, April 22, 2012, at his home.
Survivors include his children, Mark (Leslie) Blanton, Tim (Cynthia) Blanton, Jon Blanton and Tony Blanton; one grandson, Corey Blanton; and one granddaughter, Jodi Blanton.
The funeral was Wednesday at Dixon-Atwood & Trowbridge Funeral Home in Elizabethtown with burial in St. Elizabeth Cemetery in Clarkson.
To leave a condolence and light a memory candle, visit www.dixonatwood.com.
Richard F. Merrifield, 62, of Big Clifty, died Friday, April 20, 2012, at Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center in Leitchfield.
He was born March 31, 1950, and was a self-employed contractor and a member of St. Paul Catholic Church.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Robert and Hazel Mattingly Merrifield, and a brother, Bobby Powell.
Odie L. Hayes, 87, of Glasgow, died Thursday, April 19, 2012, at her residence.
She is survived by a son, Sammie Hayes; and three daughters, Anna Bransford, Nancy Driver and Stephanie Hayes.
The funeral was Monday at Randolph Baptist Church in Metcalfe County. Burial was in the church cemetery.
Watts & Percell Funeral Home in Glasgow handled arrangements.
William "Whumpy" Crowder Jr., 52, of Radcliff, died Tuesday, April 17, 2012, at Hardin Memorial Hospital in Elizabethtown.
He is survived by his wife, Misty Crowder; two sons, William Crowder III and Baltimore Crowder; and two daughters, Brittnei Houston and Tamika Hopkins.
The funeral was Monday at Percell & Sons Funeral Home. Burial was in Kentucky Veterans Cemetery-Central in Radcliff.
Jessie Mae Cole, 86, of Radcliff, died Thursday, April 19, 2012, at Hardin Memorial Hospital in Elizabethtown.
She is survived by a daughter, Joyce Bugg, of Radcliff; four grandchildren, Craig Burns (Latrina), Keith Burns (Kimberly), Nathan Burns and Diane Hawkins; 23 great-grandchildren; a son-in-law, John Hawkins; and a sister, Lola Belle Lowe.
The funeral was Wednesday at Percell & Sons Funeral Home in Elizabethtown. Burial was in Elizabethtown Cemetery.
She is survived by five children, In Son Chong of Colmar, Pa., Ok Sun Seaman of Radcliff, Kum Cha Kim of Chattanooga, Tenn., In Tae Chong of Lansdale, Pa., and In Soo Chong of Chalfont, Pa.; nine grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Randall Dale "Randy" Luckett, 44, of Bardstown, died April 19, 2012, at his residence.
Survivors include three children, Megan and Lauren Luckett and Gary Luckett; his mother, Frances Luckett; and his fiancée, Elisabet Frances Ratliff.
The funeral is at 11 a.m. Monday at Joseph L. Greenwell Funeral Home in New Haven with burial in Lebanon National Cemetery.
Visitation is from 3 to 8 p.m. Sunday and continues at 9 a.m. Monday at the funeral home, where there is a prayer service at 6 p.m. Sunday.
Mabel Gritton Shewmaker, 93, formerly of Harrodsburg, widow of Reid Shewmaker, died Friday, April 20, 2012, in Elizabethtown.
Born April 3, 1919, in Mercer County, she was the daughter of the late Floyd and Crecia Stratton Gritton. She was retired from the Mercer County Health Department and a member of Harrodsburg Christian Church.
Survivors include a daughter, Susan S. (Billy) Willian; two granddaughters, Angela (Hal) Bender and Emily (Dan) Robbins; and three great-granddaughters, Hailey, Hannah and Harper Robbins, all of Elizabethtown.
Charles Edward Martin, 62, of Radcliff, died Friday, April 13, 2012, at his home.
He is survived by two sons, Charles E. Martin Jr. and Thomas Vinson.
A celebration of his life is from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10281 in Vine Grove.
Nelson-Edelen-Bennett Funeral Home in Vine Grove is in charge of arrangements.
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Baby #1 here! Yeah! We are planning a home birth in a pool.
We have a local center that offers the HypnoBIRTHING class in-person for $300 AND it includes 2 breastfeeding classes.
Or, I have found the HypnoBABIES home class for $150.
The money is not an issue if the class is worth it.
Thank you!
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Between the two, I have heard better things about hypnobabies. I tried hypnobirthing with my third birth and while I think it helped some, it was nowhere near painless as the book claims it should be. I had a meeting with an instructor once, just as she was moving away and did the rest at home on my own, I had dh read me the scipts as well as listening to the rainbow relaxation and affirmations cd everyday for 3/4ths of the pregnancy. Because I felt like I was able to relax better and the birth was a bit less painful than my 1st and 2nd, I gave my sister the materials for her third birth, she felt about the same way about it as I did. She then tried hypnobabies homestudy for her 4th birth and had a wonderful and almost painfree birth, the midwife didn't even make it in time because she was still feeling like she was just having braxton hicks until the last hour of the labor. She gave me her materials this time (for my 5th birth) and I'm going to try out hypnobabies, I actually started the first lesson last week and am loving the wonderful relaxation already! Good luck with whatever you choose:)
Thanks for the review!
Since I can purchase the HypnoBabies on e Bay, I'm wondering if I should go ahead and purchase it NOW (15 weeks), just to start listening to the CDs.
Because we're doing a home-birth, I'm not really in a position to meet other moms-to-be at classes and such...so then maybe I'll do the HypnoBirth CLASS for the social aspects with other moms.
How stupid does that sound?
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IMO, labor and childbirth is not supposed to be painless. I have heard that thinking that if you follow a certain set of tactics or plans or whatever (like they teach in Hypnobirthing) you will have a painless birth can lead to unrealistic expectations. I think it's more about knowing and understanding what to expect and having some ideas of ways to cope with the pain/discomfort. The big thing for me is to remember that it's not bad pain. It's not going to kill me, and it won't last forever. It's good pain because it means my baby is about to be born and once s/he is the pain will be gone.
I think it's also very important to have someone (not your SO) who can provide you with the support and guidance that you need during labor. For some that may be a doula or their mother or sister or best friend or their midwife. I say not your SO because most men, especially the first time, cannot possibly know and understand what is going on and they are so emotionally to the laboring woman that they can lose perspective. There are some exceptions but not many.
I'm not saying don't prepare by taking a class or reading books and practicing and such. Just don't get so stuck in doing it a certain way that you get lost if things don't go the way you planned.
I forgot to say that I've done Lamaze and Bradley and, like I said, I'm planning to read the Hypnobirthing book this time. There aren't any new classes available in my area. When it came down to it, everything I read and learned and practiced went out the window and I just had to do my own thing.
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I am planning on Hypnobabies this time. I read the Hypnobirthing book the first time around, and I agree that it sets you up to feel like you "failed" if your birth isn't pain-free, and doesn't seem to give you a whole lot of strategies for if you actually do feel pain. I am choosing Hypnobabies because I've heard amazing things about it, virtually everyone I know who has had their baby accidentally at home, accidentally UC, accidentally in the car on their way to the hospital has used Hypnobabies. To me, that's a testament to the fact that it WORKS :)
I've done Hypnobabies three times. My first pregnancy, I started a live class for Hypnobirthing and then at the very end of the pregnancy felt like I was scrambling for something more detailed. Which is when I found Hypnobabies.
I would suggest going straight for the Hypnobabies homestudy, and NOT wasting your money on "socialization" purposes. I would feel pretty conflicted between the two classes teachings, but maybe that's just me. Hypnobabies has it ALL, and doesn't focus on that "pain free" birth. They focus on your self-empowerment and birthing choices. The medical hypnosis is just goes right along with it to help you have a calm and satisfying birth experience. The plus being that many moms do feel more "pressure" than pain.
If you're wanting to meet other pregnant moms I would suggest trying meetup.com!
I have ordered the HypnoBabies course AND some supplemental CDs...and they'll be here on Saturday! I am so excited about getting a full-night's sleep, I could just scream!
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I'm about 7 months along and I'm SO excited to start hypnobabies. I just borrowed the CDs but I don't have the workbook.....I looked in the HB website but it doesn't look like you can just order or download the workbook by itself. I might just give them a call. Do you need the work book?
Yea!! Let us know how it goes. I started last week (at only 17wks) and am doing each lesson for three weeks, I figure I can use some extra mind reprogamming after having 4 births (all natural, but painful). So far, I'm really loving it:)
It came today!!!!! Whoooo hoooo!!!!
I can't wait to sit down with everything and work out a plan this weekend!
Mrs B
I have done both, and there is just no comparison. HypnoBabies is just so more comprehensive. If I had the choice between a Hypnobirthing class and a HypnoBabies homestudy course, I'd do the Hypnobabies homestudy in a heartbeat.
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JAMESTOWN, N.D. - Fourth-seed Valley City State (N.D.) and fifth-seed Dakota State (S.D.) met for the second time Thursday evening in an elimination game of the NAIA Baseball Unaffiliated Conference Tournament at Jack Brown Stadium. The Vikings used a seven-run fourth inning to storm to an 8-0 lead and held off Trojans' late rally by the score of 13-9, eliminating DSU from postseason play.
After two scoreless innings, Valley City State earned the first lead in the top third inning. Brady Anderson blasted a solo home run with one out to give Vikings a 1-0 lead.
VCSU scored seven times in the top fourth frame as their lead grew by eight runs. The Vikings had seven hits in the inning, including three doubles (Dan Buehner, Joey Demers and Scott Stephenson) and four singles (Mike Gershman, Anderson, Colin Waldner and Robert Wiley).
The Trojans broke their scoring drought in the bottom fourth. Rays Roman opened with a single and advanced to second base by VCSU Bryan Venaas' balk. Anyelo Roman hit an RBI single to score Rays Roman to cut Vikings' lead to 8-1.
The Vikings added a run in the top fifth inning by Josiah Churchill's RBI single to extend their lead to 9-1.
DSU scored a run in the bottom half of the sixth inning. Chaz Palmer opened with a double. Rays Roman recorded an RBI single to score Palmer to reduce Trojans' deficit to 9-2.
Gershman hit a 2-run home run in the top seventh frame to expand Vikings' lead to 11-2.
Dakota State answered with three runs scored in the bottom seventh. Ryan Bourcier and Kevin Madera recorded back-to-back walks. Andy Lee hit a single to center field to set up a bases loaded situation for the Trojans. Kyle Braun hit an RBI single to score Bourcier (11-3 VCSU lead). Rays Roman added a two-out 2-RBI single to score Madera and Lee as the Vikings' lead shrunk to 11-5.
After Stephenson's double to open the top eighth inning, Buehner hit an RBI single to score Stephenson to give Vikings a 12-5 lead.
Bourcier hit a solo home run - his third home run in the conference tournament - in the bottom eighth inning as DSU trimmed Vikings' lead to 12-6.
Stephenson recorded an RBI double in the top ninth frame to extend their lead to 13-6.
DSU mounted a rally in the bottom ninth inning. Palmer started with a triple. Kyle Holland hit an RBI sacrifice fly to score Palmer (13-7 VCSU lead). Bourcier and Madera each added an RBI single to reduce Vikings' lead to 13-9. The Trojans could complete a comeback as the Vikings held on to the victory.
Rays Roman was 4-for-5 at the plate with three RBIs and two runs scored for the Trojans. He swiped two bases and finished with a DSU school record with 45 stolen bases. Bourcier added a home run, a single and produced two RBIs. Palmer had a triple, a double and scored two times. Anyelo Roman, Madera and Braun each had a hit and an RBI.
Stephenson had three doubles, three RBIs and scored three times for the Vikings. Anderson added a home run, two singles and two RBIs. Gershman recorded a home run, two singles and recorded four RBIs. Churchill and Buehner each had two hits. Waldner, Wiley and Demers each had a single.
VCSU outhit DSU 16-13 in the game.
The Vikings left 10 runners on base compared to the Trojans' 7 runners left on base.
Michael Crain (1-5) recorded the loss for Dakota State. He tossed 3 2/3 innings and allowed six runs on five hits. He recorded three strikeouts. Josh Grissom came in the top fourth inning and gave up two runs on three hits. Drew Sweeter worked for 1 1/3 innings, giving up one run on three hits in relief. Seth Rockafellow pitched 2 1/3 innings and allowed two runs (one unearned) on three hits. Jamie Jorgensen tossed 1 1/3 innings in relief. He gave up two runs on two hits. Luke Gassman pitched 1/3 shutout inning.
Venaas (3-3) picked up the victory for Valley City State after pitching seven innings. He allowed five runs on eight hits. Nathan Stahl worked the final two innings and he gave up four runs on five hits.
Dakota State concluded their regular-season with an overall record of 11-30. Valley City State (15-25 overall record) moves on to another elimination game Friday at 12 p.m. versus No. 1 seed Mayville State (N.D.). Second-seed and host-team Jamestown (N.D.) is undefeated in the tournament and will play in the championship game against the winner of VCSU-MSU game at 3 p.m.
2013 NAIA Baseball Unaffiliated Conference Tournament (Association of Independent Institutions/Frontier Conferences) - Jack Brown Stadium - Jamestown, N.D.
Wednesday, May 1
Game 1: No. 5 seed Dakota State (S.D.) 14, No. 4 seed Valley City State (N.D.) 13 - FINAL/12 innings
Game 2: No. 2 seed Jamestown (N.D.) 3, No. 3 seed Dickinson State (N.D.) 1 - FINAL
Game 3: No. 1 seed Mayville State (N.D.) 8, No. 5 seed Dakota State (N.D.) 7 - FINAL
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Game 5 (Winner's Bracket): No. 2 Jamestown (N.D.) 12, No. 1 Mayville State (N.D.) 7 - FINAL/10 innings
Game 6 (Loser's Out game): No. 4 Valley City State (N.D.) 13, No. 5 Dakota State (S.D.) 9 - FINAL - Dakota State eliminated from postseason play
Friday, May 3
Game 7 (Loser's Out game): No. 4 Valley City State (N.D.) vs. No. 1 Mayville State (N.D.) (33-5-1) - 12 p.m.
Game 8 (Championship game): No. 2 Jamestown (N.D.) (27-9) vs. Game 7 winner - 3 p.m.
Saturday, May 4
Game 9 (If necessary - second championship game if Game 5 winner record first loss of the tournament): Game 8 winner vs. Game 8 loser - 11 a.m.
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This course examines the fundamentals of drafting contracts and deals documents, and provides an introduction to the legal aspects of business transactions. The materials assigned for this course are designed to help you master interpretive and analytical techniques, learn to draft contractual documents with precision and clarity, and understand the basic elements of a business deal. In addition to learning key concepts and governing law applicable to selected types of transactions, you will negotiate, draft, and edit contractual and transactional documents. This course will provide an introduction to practicing transactional, corporate, and commercial law, as well as provide you with the fundamental skills needed to draft or negotiate contracts in other areas of law.
Professor Shruti Rana focuses on international and comparative business and commercial law, and has extensive practice, advocacy, policy, and scholarly experience in these areas. She is a visiting professor from the University of Maryland Law School and has previously been a visiting professor at the Central University of Finance and Economics in Beijing, China. While in private practice, she has worked on a variety of high-profile deals and cases focusing primarily on commercial and corporate issues. She has practiced at Williams & Connolly LLP in Washington, D.C., and Quinn Emanuel LLP and Bingham McCutchen LLP in San Francisco, CA. She also clerked for the Hon. James R. Browning at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
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Nothing special... just shoot some rounds, let it cool, shoot some more and so on. Then make sure you clean everything, especially the bore. Chase the copper fouling out all the way.
I just bought my first of several PTR-91s, and am getting ready to hit the range. Is there any type of break-in procedure I should follow for the barrel, or should I just follow normal procedures at the range?
Nothing special... just shoot some rounds, let it cool, shoot some more and so on. Then make sure you clean everything, especially the bore. Chase the copper fouling out all the way.
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Auf gebeginning to fixin der gun mit grosse busen of der schpritzin lubrication allen over derfukin platz, mit das squirtin and squeezin oil in allen fukinholes.
Ja, und racken und strokin das bolt as if gecrazygoing, yanken dat handle bak und forth, zwei hunnert times, ja?
Ist neue, und its needing some brekkin in.
Zo, BREKKIN ZEFUKIN THING IN!
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I think the last time I broke in a PTR91, I slow-fired 2 or 3 rounds and cleaned. Did that for 50 rounds. It's not really neccessary to go white-clean every round on it unless you have a match competition barrel.
I also cleaned from the muzzle using a muzzle cap that came with my cleaning kit to protect the crown. It's not exactly "fun" to field strip the entire rifle for 20 to 25 cleanings.
Ask 100 people, and you'll probalby get 100 different answers. The main thing is that you do not want debris building up in the barrel that could change the surface. What's happening during the break-in is little pieces of steel from the chamber, lands, and grooves are chipping off. The sharp edges chip because the material is not 100% perfectly homogenous, and also, the tool that cut the barrel has left small burrs and imperfections along the surface. All those little pieces and weak edges need to be removed. In a way, it's not much different from breaking in a car engine.
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I'll go with this... sound advise.
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Keven at PTR emailed me this a few months ago about break-in:
Breaking in your new PTR91 rifle
G3 or HK91 cleaning kit
300 rounds of Remington UMC 150 grain FMJ
1. 2 rounds - clean and let cool
2. 3 rounds - clean and let cool
3. 5 rounds - clean and let cool
4. 10 rounds - clean and let cool
5. 15 rounds - clean and let cool
6. 20 rounds - clean and let cool
7. Repeat step 6 until you reach 100 rounds
We recommend putting 300 rounds of the ammo mentioned above before using any surplus ammo. Your barrel should be seasoned and good to go for many years to come. Best regards from the team at PTR91 INC.


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Time: 15 minutes, plus 4 hours chilling time
1 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
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2 to 5 tablespoons ice water
In a food processor, briefly pulse together the flour and salt. Add the butter and pulse until the mixture forms pea-size pieces (3 to 5 1-second pulses). Add the ice water, 1 tablespoon and a time, and pulse until the mixture is just moist enough to hold together. Form the crust into a ball, wrap with plastic, and flatten into a disc. Refrigerate at least 4 hours before rolling out and baking.


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How well I remember the sense of elation I felt during my first visit to the Ferrymead Heritage Park located near Heathcote and in close proximity to Mt Pleasant.
OPINION: The early 1900s Edwardian village with its quaint houses, picture theatre, post office, lawyer's office, jail and printers all located on a main street transported me back to a past I felt sure I would have been only too happy to be a participant in.
That brief total immersion experience into an era where man had not become the irritant overbearing species on the planet he is today strengthened in me a perception that this was a golden time before humanity plundered and polluted its resources and put it all horribly out of whack.
When I look back on the early weeks after the February 22 quake, spending the days without power and easy access to water, it gave me some idea of what it might have been like to be an early pioneer.
Everything took so much longer to do and had to be done before nightfall with the days bringing with them a sense of real achievement, an understanding of neighbourhood and a connection with the community.
Over the last few years I've noticed a real preoccupation for nostalgia, particularly in issues of glossy magazines and lifestyle television shows where all manner of things Kiwiana are revived for inspection and celebrated as "iconic".
I'm all for olden and golden and would love a bach or a crib to shove it all in, except for the hideous designs and brash colours of the seventies with its oranges, lime greens and hard-edged florals.
One man's meat is another's poison I suppose, but I know I wouldn't be able to last five minutes in a seventies retro environment with its penchant for things plastic.
Pre-earthquakes I would have admitted in a heart-beat to being a nostalgia freak always on the side of those in the heritage camp wanting to preserve and protect fine old buildings from the filthy desires of property developers, but lately I have had to rethink that position.
I will never be on the side of craven property developers but I have begun to think of heritage people as slightly barmy sentimentalists unable to accept hard realities.
For months now the No 1 theme in the letters to the editor in The Press has been, not the Tony Marryatt pay rise - he's so last year, and yes, quite a lot on the scrapping of the one way transport system, but top of the pops is a swag of letters pleading for a halt to the demolition of the Christ Church Cathedral and for it to be restored to its former neo-Gothic grandeur.
It seems that there are a large number of Cantabrians who have their identity so wrapped up in the cathedral that they can't see any alternative pin-up boy for the picture post card, and want to bring back from the dead its present Post Card from the Edge status to save it, literally at all costs.
When they are told by overseas architects that the building can be strengthened for $20 million, they clutch at that straw figure when everyone knows that a quote, especially a building quote and a highly specialised building quote, plus the passage of time and inflation, usually blows it out to at least three times the original amount.
Then there is the hard fact that everyone who's still prepared to live here doesn't want to talk about anymore, which is that it doesn't matter how much you remediate the land, how up to a 100 per cent code you rebuild, the history of nature after radical disturbance is one of massive dislocation.
We cannot believe in a fairytale that somewhere in nature there is a balance where we can achieve or be divinely granted that peaceful plateau.
We have to accept, already know, deep in our bones that we live in a dynamic world where ecology is in a constant state of chaos.
There's good reason after devastation why the animals flee but the humans dare to remain.
Ever since the shocking disturbance on that September morning back in 2010 the region has been undergoing profound change, so where is the wisdom, to use casino lingo, in indulging in the fantasy that you can ever beat the house.
Do we really need to risk money and precious time on a rebuild of a cathedral from the past that, to be cruel, didn't stand the test of time, only to have our hearts broken all over again when it falls down?
I'm not saying it's a piece of madness to stay in Christchurch because the rebuild of the city has to take place here as it would be too cost prohibitive to build an entire infrastructure elsewhere, and it needs to be close to the water.
The new buildings have to go with the flow, taking into full account the new knowledge of our devastation and strive to be beautiful and celebrate the modern.
Nostalgia, like the Ferrymead Heritage Park, is a nice place to visit, but you can't afford to live there.
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June 2012 Short Film Lineup
Written & Directed by Rafael DeLeon Jr.
On her deceased boyfriend's birthday, a young girl in a desperate situation turns to a friend for help, unaware of the deadly consequences lying ahead.
Directed by Kantarama Gahigiri / Written by Carter Roy & Kantarama Gahigiri
Thankful for a rare job opportunity in a darkened city world, Slip takes on his new post as elevator operator with enthusiasm and dedication. But his best efforts can't keep the mistakes from adding up, especially as the odd and mysterious occupants toy with him.
Written & Directed by Chus F. Sarrion
Rebecca Poulsen, was born filled with disgust to human contact. Isolated in her home surrounded by her bizarre artistic creations, her biggest dream is to exhibit her sculptures at The Gallery. Given the continued refusal of the curator, she decides to innovate building a humanoid doll that will radically change her life.
Directed by Ivan Orkeny
A miniature staircase model paralyzed by its future & enchained by its past, resents everything about its existence including the fact that it was carved by a craftsman rather than having sprung from the womb of a Matryoshka doll. Nor was it conceived as the creation ladder of Llull's 14th century 8-step ascension theory.
Written & Directed by Ewa Sklodowski
Maria dreams about a happy family with her married lover. She is pregnant and he loves her. When one night her dream is gone, she is not going to accept it.
Directed by Bryce Dallas Howard / Written by Dane Charbeneau
Two sisters' childhood bond is tested by a tragedy they are too young to understand. Alternating between past and present, WHEN YOU FIND ME is an emotional fable of two people coping with loss in very different ways, and what it takes to find peace within yourself and reconciliation with the ones you love.
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Tottenham took the brutal steps of trolling Liverpool on Twitter after their capitulation at Crystal Palace.
The Reds blew a three-goal lead at Selhurst Park to draw 3-3, and all-but blow their title chances.
Manchester City now sit just one point behind Liverpool, and need just four points from their remaining two home games against Aston Villa and West Ham to be crowned champions.
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I daily drove my car with Carbotech AX6 pads for several year, the pads saw both track and street time. The AX6 seemed like a very good brake pad for a novice to Intermediate driver, but you do have to understand they squeal and dust like mad. I guess I'm lazy but I never liked changing pads at that track, but now that my car is a weekend driver and I have moved up to the higher levels I use a more aggressive pad (Xp8's and next xp10's) I agree you wouldn't want to street drive daily not because they don't work (because I have driven them in the winter) but they where extremely fast and at 175 a pair you don't really want to be chancing them every 6 months.
I do think you can have a summer/track tire, I also run the Dunlops I left them on my car from early spring to late fall and the worked very well I never had any issue of chunking from running them on the track, they just wore much faster doing both.
Maybe the title of the thread is a little miss leading it's really HPD Car set up, and I think you can have a car set up very nice for double duty but like geezer said your building a compromise when comparing it to a race car. But you can build a very streetable HPD car.
Your on the right track with yours I had a friend that rand the very suspension your installing on your car he was able to win the EMRA time trial series one year. He was very very fast driver and held a race license, and felt the dynamic Kid was a good way to go on a street car
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This is a thread that is mostly for Golf R owners in NC to keep up with local events, meets and exchange info, tips, issues and ideas about the cars, to discuss modifications, local service shops and dealers, tuners and so on.
We welcome all VW enthusiasts that want to come and post here, of course. But over the past month we've noticed more and more MKVI Rs coming to North Carolina so I thought it would be great to have a centralized thread that we can use.
North Carolina R Info:
jsausley - Burlington, NC - 2D RB L
rjlangle - Burlington/Clinton, NC - 4D RB L
slidemx5 - Hillsborough, NC - 4D RB L
sfritz - Greensboro, NC - 4D CSG L
palerider - Greensboro, NC - 2D CW L
metzger385 - Goldsboro, NC - 2D TR B
AAC Welder - Cary, NC - 2D CSG B
Speedgtp - Raleigh, NC - 2D RB L
Lent53 - Raleigh, NC - 4D RB L
droopy1592 - Raleigh, NC - 4D RB L
keihin - Raleigh, NC - 2D TR L
billay - Chapel Hill, NC - 2D CSG L
davesco - Charlotte, NC - 4D CW B
BSuk - Charlotte, NC - 2D CSG L
CH11#24 - Charlotte, NC - 2D RB L
bRevard - Charlotte, NC - 4D CSG L
Dredre - Charlotte, NC - 4D CSG B
ninja agent - Charlotte, NC - 4D RB L
dodecahedron - Asheville, NC 4D RB ?
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R4ever - New Bern, NC - 2D DBP L
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NC Events:
Annual Caravan to Wookies in the Woods
NC Wookies in the Woods (and Ewoks) Caravan Thread - This caravan takes place on the week of the Wookies in the Woods event every year in Fontana Dam, NC. It was started by slidemx5. In 2012, the caravan originated from Graham, NC and drove through to Fontana Village Resort with a lunch and fuel stop in Asheville, NC.
Cars & Coffee - Raleigh
This Saturday morning event is on the first weekend of every month from Spring to Fall. It takes place at Brier Creek shopping center in the parking lot near Barnes & Noble. There are about 200 cars here each month! Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/CarsAndCoffeeRaleigh
Cars & Coffee - Charlotte
One of the first C&C events in NC and also one of the biggest. C&C Charlotte is also on the first Saturday of the month but it usually draws a different crowd. Website: http://charlotte.carsandcoffee.info/
Cars & Coffee - Burlington
This event was started by myself and some friends. Our first meeting will be on Memorial Day weekend, May 26th, 2012. It's in a great location, centrally located between Greensboro and Raleigh-Durham and takes place on the fourth Saturday of each month between 8:00 and 11:00 AM. Located in the parking lot between Starbucks and Holly Hill Mall at 451 Huffman Mill Road. We hope to see a strong, consistent VW crowd here every month. More info: www.facebook.com/candcburlington
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Cause of death released, but no new leads in Beach Drive murder
It has been over two months since the body of Greggette Guy was found floating in the Puget Sound near Cormorant Cove Park in West Seattle, and police are still actively investigating and listening for tips in her murder.
The King County Medical Examiner's Office cause of death in Guy's passing is "sharp force injury of the neck and asphyxia due to drowning." Medical examiners determined it was a homicide.
Det. Renee Witt with the Seattle Police Department said the injury to Guy's neck could have been caused by a knife, but the implement used, or who used it, is still unknown.
Witt said there have been no new leads in the case recently, and encouraged anyone with information to contact police or Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound.
In late April, Guy's family put up a $10,000 reward (in addition to $1,000 offered by Crime Stoppers) for tips leading to an arrest in the case.
Anyone with information is encouraged to call 911, the Seattle Police Homicide Tip Line at 206-233-5000, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
51-year-old Guy's body was discovered on the morning of March 12, a little over 1000 yards north of where she parked her car at Me-Kwa-Mooks Park. In an interview with Q13, Guy's widower, Dwight Guy, said his wife had driven to Beach Drive from Kent the night before to take a walk by herself during stormy weather. He said she enjoyed being near the Sound during tumultuous storms.
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Fringe were filming indoor and outdoor scenes at Pacific Central, on Station Road in Vancouver yesterday.
Peter (Joshua Jackson), Olivia (Anna Torv), Walter (John Noble), Etta (Georgina Haig), Observers, Windmark and Loyalists were all at the location for a pretty intense day of shooting.
WARNING: Contains spoilers
Pacific Central was doubling for Newark Penn Station, an old Monorail Subway Station. The scenes we saw involved a lot of gunfire, smoke and running. At one point, Peter is running towards Etta and Olivia who are shooting at Loyalists and jumps over the hood of the Bishop's car. All the cast were wearing gas masks, so I think this is a scene involving an "airborne toxin". The one that hyper activates the protein that generates scar tissue. Loyalist troops and Observers were seen with sealed eyes, noses and mouths around the set, which was making it difficult for them to get around.
All the prop signs we saw were bilingual, with English and the Observers' futuristic language. There were checkpoints with armoured cars there too. This is by far the biggest Fringe set I have been to, but the filming isn't over yet. Today is day 7 of 7 of filming for the crew and they're back at Pacific Central.
The Fringe scene they were filming yesterday happens before the scene we saw being filmed on September 4th if I am correct.
There's a mammoth gallery of pictures below, the largest we've posted as one set on Vancity Filming to date! Leave a comment below. We would love to hear what you think of the show, and the pictures.
Season 5 of Fringe will air on Friday, September 28th at 9 p.m. on City TV.


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There are two very good reasons not to watch Olympic boxing: the hunt-and-peck, fencing-with-fists style that is as clinical and devoid of excitement as your annual physical (unless you enjoy the hernia check-up), and how the scoring system leads to insanely illogical scoring. The London 2012 Games have been above par on the first excuse, but they hit a new low on the second Sunday.
Readers of this site know I tend to dismiss conspiracy theories about questionable pro boxing decisions without evidence, even if those suspicions are not wholly irrational. The Teymur Mammadov win over Siarhei Karneyeu has bad scoring going for it, and was redolent of corruption besides. There was plenty of horrible scoring elsewhere in the opening leg of the Quarterfinals, in fact, with the right fighter getting the call sometimes, some not.
Heavyweights - 91kg/200.6lb
Teymur Mammadov (Azerbaijan)-Siarhei Karneyeu (Belarus), 19-19: For those not in the know, Azerbaijan came into these Games with a cloud hanging over it due to the pay-for-gold scheme that was alleged of the International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA) then dismissed by same. The 9-4 1st round was suspicious enough, since everyone I saw had Karneyeu winning that one. The 2nd round went 9-6, but only because the referee -- who hadn't apparently been in on the scam prior to the last couple minutes of the fight -- gave Mammodov a warning for holding, costing him two points. And Karneyeu won the 3rd on everyone's card I saw, too, with an additional two point deduction due to yet another warning. Had Mammadov been DQ'ed for holding in the 3rd, few would've protested, but the ref let the holding slide thereafter. And yet somehow, Mammadov and Karneyeu tied, and then Mammadov won it on countback.
There have been outrages in this Olympics, as is typical, but I'm more offended by this than any other. Is it a total coincidence that Azerbaijan funneled $9 million to AIBA-affiliated accounts and not one but two of the nation's fighters have benefited from absolutely crazy officiatiating/juding? Mammadov was terrible and Karneyeu was much better, even if you throw out the warnings. No rational person thought Mammadov won this one. Some thought Mammadov didn't win his most recent fight, either. This one has to be overturned. Has to. The problem with pulling off a scam in plain sight is that if it doesn't pass the smell test, you have to back off it, and nobody told the judges that today. Karneyeu stayed in the ring well after the decision was announced, getting a standing ovation. AIBA must backtrack on this one, like it did with the previous Azerbaijan-related robbery.
Clemente Russo (Italy)-Jose Larduet Gomez (Cuba), 12-10: Were this Greco-Roman wrestling, Russo deseved the victory by far. Since it wasn't, Larduet did. Russo was getting booed throughout, and when he tried to rally the crowd after, he got booed again. If anyone deserved a DQ for anything they've done in this tournament, it was Russo here. Instead, the ref was all over Larduet. Instead, Russo moves on. I'd be more pissed about this one if it didn't make Mammadov-Karneyeu look downright angelic.
Oleksandr Usyk (Ukraine)-Artur Beterbiev (Russia) 17-13: In a division where every Quarterfinals decision was at least questionable, this one is in the top three of suckitude. It's like the judges expected Usyk to win and scored it that way. He shouldn't have won it, and not by a country mile. Beterbiev won the 1st by a little, at minimum, and beat Usyk's ASS in the 2nd and 3rd. But Beterbiev's fate was sealed in the 2nd, when the referee warned him for... well, nothing. See, Beterbiev landed a completely legal shot to Usyk's body that cut him near in half, and the ref administered an eight count, appropriately. But then the ref warned Beterbiev for that, which docked him two points. If he thought the punch illegal, why give a count to Usyk? I guess the penalty was for daring to hurt the favorite. Gah.
Tervel Pulev (Bulgaria)-Yamil Peralta Jara (Argentina), 13-10: This is the only heavy Quarterfinals match that I thought could've gone either way, but more thought Peralta won it that not. It was a bout marked by an inordinate amount of occasions where the action was stopped so the corners could tuck in their boxers' respective shirts, and finished 2-2 on that count.
Bantamweight - 56kg/123.4lb
Lazaro Alvarez Estrada (Cuba) vs. Robenilson Vieira de Jesus (Brazil), 16-11: Alvarez-Vieira was nip-and-tuck in the 1st, but Alvarez turned it on in the 2nd and particularly the 3rd, using his height and timing to preserve his status as the divisional favorite. One of the few bouts Sunday in which there was very little to complain about.
John Joe Nevin (Ireland) vs. Oscar Valdez Fierro (Mexico), 19-13: Nevin defies the stereotypes about Ireland's factory of brawlers by being exceptionally slick and sharp, and he used those assets to take out a stereotypical pressuring, body-punching Mexican. Nevin had to survive a big body shot knockdown in the 3rd, and it's a credit to his toughness that he was able to survive it. It was a great style contrast between the pure boxer and the pure pressure brawler, and the end score was too wide, but Nevin deserved the win that sets up a very intriguing bout with Alvarez.
Luke Campbell (Great Britain) vs. Detelin Dalakliev (Bulgaria), 16-15: For a while, it looked as though the home court advantage was going to fail Campbell -- Team GB fighters had been on the right side of questionable but defensible decisions before, and Campbell was winning this fight legit going into the 3rd round whether the judges saw it that way, and they did not. Campbell, to his credit, took it out of the judges hands with a torrid 3rd. I'd been skeptical of the Brit before this performance, but no longer.
Satoshi Shimizu (Japan) vs. Mohamed Amine Ouadahi (Algeria), 17-15: In a divisonal Quarterfinals where the scoring was off but at least the right guy won, this was the exception. It's as though AIBA thought to itself, "Sorry for doing you wrong in the last round, Japan, we got you on this one." Ouadahi outboxed a determined, stalking Shimizu, countering and outmaneuvering him at every turn. The judges disagreed. They wer helped in their administration of injustice by a warning to Ouadahi by the ref, who decided Ouadahi was leading with his head -- at a moment when he absolutely wasn't -- and thereby cost him two ponits.
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Hey guys! Anyone know a good 2s sized 3s? I just want one for a car in case I get one and don't have an expansion kit...
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I'm not sure what you're talking about? Lipos?
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no a 3s is always a bit bigger than the 2s, thats 1 cell over.
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^^^if there is eny 3s lipo's on the market that have the same demensions as a regular 2s lipo
summit /mustang /stampede-2s spc lipo
It may be possible but would be hard to find and won't have a high mah rating
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They exist... just don't expect the 3S to have the same capacity as the 2S.
I have 2S and 3S LiPo's for my MiniRevo... the 2S are 2200mAh and the 3S are 1800mAh with both being about the same dimensions.
What RC are these going in?
Whatever it is I just typed... could be wrong.
^^^now that you mention it...they do make it in various sizes that can fit small scaler.
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look into a 3300mah 3s lipo, I own a blue lipo that's a 3300mah 3s and the size seemed pretty reasonable, gens ace, blue lipo and sky lipo are all the same brand, they make many different sized just research the dimensions of each battery. If it's going in a street car you probably don't need the higher capacity of a larger 3s lipo, you might want a higher C rating if you're looking for all the performance of a larger pack.
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Look for a 4100mAh 3S in a standard 2S hardcase from SPC Racing in a couple/few weeks.
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