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Join us for live in studio and telematic ARTALK with artist Taeyoon Choi. Taeyoon is a new media and performance artist. He earned B.F.A at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2004 and M.S at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology in 2007. His work has been exhibited at Dislocate; Yokohama:Japan, Upgrade!; Skopje: Macedonia, Nam June Paik Art Center; Seoul: South Korea, Spanien 13c; Aarhus:Denmark. He lectured at Parsons School of Design and lead workshops in many places including Ars Electronica; Linz:Austria and Medialab Prado;Madrid:Spain. Choi received Arts Council Korea 'Young artist award' in 2007 and residency and fellowship at Eyebeam; New York in 2008 and 2011. Choi collaborates with engineers, actors and activist groups. Choi runs a residency program for cultural producers in Seoul: Temporary Space, and a commercial gallery for conceptual art: New Normal Business, based in New York City.
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I can highly recommend Patrick's Bistreaux in Nashville, TN in the Berry Hill part of town. Creole/Cajun food. Open for lunch and dinner Tuesday thru Saturday. This is a new place, but very experienced chef. You can even call ahead and do take-out.
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Typically, I make 60 jars of salsa each fall to enjoy all winter long. I also give it as gifts and donate jars to parties sponsored by the schools our four sons attend. This tasty salsa adds zip to everything from chips to meat loaf to fajitas.
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- 3/4 cup chopped onion
- 1/2 cup finely chopped celery
- 1/3 cup finely chopped sweet red or green pepper
- 1 to 2 jalapeno peppers, seeded and finely chopped
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 12 plum tomatoes, peeled, seeded and chopped (about 6 cups)
- 3 cans (6 ounces each) tomato paste
- 1/3 cup lime juice
- 1/3 cup white vinegar
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- In a large saucepan, saute the onion, celery, peppers and garlic in oil for 5 minutes or until tender.
- Stir in the remaining ingredients; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. Cool completely.
- Spoon into freezer containers. Cover and freeze for up to 3 months. Stir before serving. Yield: about 6 cups.
Editor's Note: Wear disposable gloves when cutting hot peppers; the oils can burn skin. Avoid touching your face.
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told NPR's Robert Siegel, "I think Republicans are never going to stop trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act." Listen as Cole states, following the State of the Union Address, that the GOP will continue wasting time and money trying to derail a law that is providing health care to millions:
SIEGEL: He appealed for an end to votes to repeal the Affordable Care Act. Do you think that's behind us now, that indeed Republicans might be better with the Affordable Care Act in place to run against in November?
COLE: [Laughter] I think Republicans are never going to stop trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act. Look, that's something that's not popular, no Republican voted for it. Frankly all the polling suggests it's become progressively less popular over the last several months so I doubt that that's going to disappear but I also think you have to recognize political reality. There's a Democratic senate, the president's not likely to accept the repeal of his signature issue.


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Getting into the trade.
I want to learn as many aspects of carpentry as I can. However, I am married, working full time, and helping pay for a house. I could go to school to learn the trade, but there are no schools near by that offer any kind of carpentry courses.
I am stuck between a rock and a hard place, I really want to learn some things, but the opportunities nearby are few and far between.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Google online carpentry schooling I found quite a few that look to be a good place to start. The library may have some good books to help you as well.
The ones I saw are not brick and mortar, they're online schooling. Another good way to 'study up' is to go through our carpentry section and read up on common problems our members have. That may give you a head start too!
I know of no short cuts to becoming a good carpenter. All the good ones that I have met over the span of 30+ years of working in the carpentry trades have started at the bottom and learned as they went along.
I don't mean to sound discouraging, only honest. Every carpenter has to pay his dues and attend some sort of apprentice program to learn his or her trade. Some go the union route. I'll leave that one alone as I have no personal experience with it. The rest go to work and get paid to learn from more experienced carpenters.
It takes time and can be quite frustrating at times. But the good ones will always find work and ride their passion like a knight on a mighty steed.
I do want to say that there may be a bit of luck involved as well. Finding a good mentor that you get along with takes some magic on your part. Keep a good attitude and sense of humor. Don't whine or shirk a task. Be on time and look presentable. All that good stuff.
Good luck to you.
You can catch some shows on discovery/hgtv/etc, read some books, and just try it out. It's not as formal as an apprenticeship program, but that will get you going. It's how I learned. I'm not a master carpenter, but I'm generally satisfied with my skills.
You should be able to find episodes of the New Yankee Workshop on line. Watch that show and try out some of Norm's projects. Then try watching David Marks http://www.djmarks.com/woodworks.asp. David Marks is pretty advanced, so give yourself some time before you try any of his projects.
I also suggest that you buy a book on joinery and read it. If, at some point, you want to be a master carpenter, you will have to find some to apprentice under.
If you are willing to start with basics or you know what phase of carpentry you want to learn you may find companies with saturday work that you can start with. I cannot stress enough the importance as said above to find a quality oriented teacher so you learn the correct way vs the short way
Good luck--You have been given good advice from some respected men--
Thanks, there are some great answers and great advice here. I am not looking to go into busniess for myself and I am certainly not looking for any shortcuts.
I want to be able to learn as much as I can, because I have always enjoyed myself when doing little wood working projects with others, I have just always been in the role of the helper and not in as great of position to learn a lot.
I have learned quite a bit, but I want to learn more technical stuff.
I like the H4H idea, volunteering there could really help you learn a LOT, and fast!
And they always need good people to help and will never give you jobs they don't think you could handle.
Some good ideas on here. I don't believe the DIY shows are a good source as they rush through stuff too fast. I do recommend a good book that describes the frame to finish process. You can also check out houses that are being built to see first hand how it goes together. Best thing to do is just get in there and ask lots of questions. It takes time
When a 'greenie' starts it is always as a helper--first step up is cut guy- then nailer-eventually you will be trusted to made the layouts--You will know are earning their respect the first time the carpenter builds to your layout--
I got lucky--my first real carpentry job,the boss assigned me to be the helper for the only skilled carpenter on the crew---
I had some building experience with my dad--but never for a pay check--
When I went to talk to the boss about a job,I asked to see the blue prints for the building--
He hired me----then he smiled and told me that I was the only applicant who had ever asked to look at the blue prints ----"How else would I know what we are building?"--He smiled again.
Great boss,one of the finest I ever met.---Mike--
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Reading and more reading is the key. Be leery of the books at HD and other Big Boxes with all the glossy photos. Many of them are more entertainment than education.
Its great to find someone to work with but take his advice with a grain of salt and always double check through other sources. The past boom put a lot of guys in the trade who knew little and were just there for a quick buck. The slow down has weeded a lot of them out.
Reading helps--The best framing book I found when I started back in the 1970s was a free government publication---Do you remember the adds for the govt. publications in Pueblo Colorado?
I actually dug out that old book a year ago for a friend who wanted to add dog houses to an old Cape--
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FLORENCE - Francis Marion University will celebrate the life and legacy of its namesake on Feb. 27 in honor of Gen. Francis Marion Memorial Day.
The public is invited to attend an afternoon of events to honor the Revolutionary War hero for whom the S.C. General Assembly four years ago designated this special date.
There will be two viewings of the SCETV documentary, "Chasing the Swamp" at 3 and 5 p.m. and the address, "The Founding Generation and Why it Resonates Today" from William Bolt, of the FMU Department of History at 4 p.m.
The events will be held in Lee Nursing Building's Thomason Auditorium on campus.
In addition, materials depicting the life of Gen. Francis Marion will be on display in the Arundel Room on the second floor of the library from 3 – 7 p.m. Other information, also on display, will demonstrate the work of the commission to highlight the historic trails of the general.
The event is sponsored by James A. Rogers Library, the Francis Marion Trail Commission, and Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society.
Francis Marion (c. 1732-1795), for whom the university is named, was a partisan leader in the American Revolution, nicknamed "the Swamp Fox," by the British and is one of South Carolina's best remembered Patriots. "Bloody" Banastre Tarelton tagged Francis Marion that "wily ole' fox of the swamps" in about 1781, giving rise to Marion's legend as the master of strategy -- never caught, rarely followed, yet seemingly always at hand, just when needed by the partisans.
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You can spend a great weekend in Oost-Vlaanderen shopping, touring, hiking or visiting museums. For example, one of the interesting Oost-Vlaaderen attractions which also teaches you about the province is the Oost-Vlaanderen Provincial Forest Museum. Other provincial Oost-Vlaanderen sights can be found in towns like Ghent. Ghent is an old Flemish city with many historical buildings. The Oost-Vlaanderen culture is quite varied as evidenced by the variety of museums. You can visit the Cloth Hall, the Botanischer Garten M. Thiery or the Ruins of Sint-Baafsabdij. Of course, any visit to Belgium must include plenty of shopping and staying in the Oost-Vlaanderen province is no different. Shopping in Oost-Vlaanderen includes many modern day shopping centers and quaint marketplaces in small towns and villages such as Erpe-Mere. Tourism in Oost-Vlaanderen also centers on plenty of outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling. There are plenty of things to do in Oost-Vlaanderen including relaxing at one of the many cafés sipping a provincial beer.


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While many of us had our eyes peeled to what was happening in Williamsport…our Pearland Little Leaguers…I missed what was happening from my own backyard. The West University Seniors Little League, that's 15 &16 year olds, make a comeback stand to win the World Series in Bangor, Maine.
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This is a discussion on Which short shifter should I get? within the Interior Mods forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; short shifter?...
short shifter?
I have the dealer option short shift on my wagon and I'm liking it.... very positive without bein too notchy.... only thing is the gate into third is kinda wide.... haven't missed a shift yet but I could see it happening.
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i have the dealers one on right now, but a bushing went out last night and now its taking over 5 days just for this one part or i can just switch to a different one, i dont like to wait
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Most people will recomend either the kartboy or the COBB shortshifter. Both are very good and very compareble to eachother. The cool thing about the cobb though is that it is double adjustiable and you can adjust the shift throw and height of the shifter. I have the COBB one and i love it.
I have the factory short throw along with kartboy front and rear bushings and a momo shift knob. I like the way it feels, but I often wonder if the cobb unit would feel better. I have never driven a subaru with a short shifter other than the factory option.
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+1 for KB, I had the cobb, and had problems with it slipping at the bottom adjustment point, I would strip the bolt before it would be tight enough not to slip. If/when I get another SS I will be going with the KB.
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I have the kartboy shifter and full bushing set from them. Dont even bother unless you got both bushings. The factory bushings suck. After seeing the difference in them you will know why the kartboys feel much tighter and smooth. 5th gear is still a little too far out for my taste but no one can work miracles.
While I cannot comment on Kartboy, I purchased the COBB unit only for it's adjustability. For a little over $100, money well spent. I did top it off with a Kartboy aluminum knob though.
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Paris, 1890s. Handsome, smart, charismatic and resourceful, George Duroy (Pattinson), known to his friends as Bel Ami , is offered a job as a journalist on the newspaper La Vie Francaise and soon makes a great success of his new career. But he also comes face to face with the realities of the corrupt Parisian high society to which he aspires: the sleazy colleagues, the wily financiers, and manipulative mistresses. He swiftly learns to become an arch seducer and blackmailer, in a world where love is only a means to an end. He will stop at nothing to move into the high echelons of Paris society. Duroy will seduce, manipulate and charm the most powerful and beautiful.
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The Nationals plan to hire Arizona Diamondbacks third base coach Matt Williams to become the fifth manager in the team's brief history, according to a person familiar with the situation. The expected move was first reported by Fox Sports. The Nationals have not confirmed Williams's planned hiring, as MLB prohibits teams from making major announcements during the World Series.
Williams, 47, was a power-hitting third baseman for 17 major league seasons with the San Francisco Giants, Cleveland Indians and Diamondbacks before he became a coach. He has been with the Diamondbacks for the previous four years and has no managerial experience aside from a stint in the Arizona Fall League last season.
Williams will become the first manager to have been named in the Mitchell Report, MLB's first official documentation of performance-enhancing drug use in baseball. In 2007, the San Francisco Chronicle, citing business records, reported Williams bought $11,600 worth of steroids and human growth hormone from a Florida clinic in 2002. Then a broadcaster, Williams told the Chronicle he tried HGH to recover from an ankle injury and stopped using it because he did not like the effect.
The decision, according to a person close to the situation, was made as a collaboration between General Manager Mike Rizzo and ownership. Rizzo had been close to Williams since the early 2000s, when Rizzo was the Diamondbacks' scouting director and Williams was finishing his playing career.
People close to Rizzo believe he had wanted to hire Williams for months. Williams, according to a person familiar with the situation, blew away the Lerner family with his commanding presence in an interview. Former Manager Davey Johnson, who remains a front office adviser, did not have a role in the choice but still endorsed it.
"I think that's a good choice," said Johnson, the man Williams will replace. "He's more fiery, like Mike likes. I was probably too laid back for him. I think it's good. I will definitely stay in the background."
The Nationals would want to retain popular bench coach Randy Knorr, who was the leading internal candidate and the choice of current players. Knorr has been with the franchise since 2001 as a player, minor league manager and coach. Knorr said he had not been informed of Williams's impending hire but would want to remain in Washington even if he is not promoted to manager. Knorr would be a valuable resource for Williams because of his experience in the dugout and his extensive knowledge of the Nationals' personnel.
"I like this team," Knorr said in a phone conversation. "I don't ever want to leave this team."
Knorr was one of at least four other candidates the Nationals interviewed. They also spoke with first base coach Trent Jewett, Padres front office official Brad Ausmus, Blue Jays bench coach DeMarlo Hale.
Williams will be charged with taking the Nationals, a team that has won 184 games the past two seasons, to Washington's first World Series victory since 1924. The Nationals won 86 games and finished second in 2013, a season considered a disappointment after they romped to the NL East title in 2012. Williams will take over a young, talented roster that includes Stephen Strasburg atop the rotation and all-star caliber players Bryce Harper, Ryan Zimmerman, Jayson Werth and Ian Desmond in the middle of the lineup.
Williams "never says anything bad about anybody," Diamondbacks second baseman Aaron Hill said at the end of the regular season. "He always finds the positive in people. I think that's a huge aspect. That's one key thing that will definitely help. He's a competitor. Anytime he feels like someone is disrespecting the game, he's going to tell you. He respects the game tremendously. I'd hate to have him leave. We love him here. Someone would be truly blessed to have him on their team."
Rizzo did not return a message. He knows Williams from their time together in Arizona, when Rizzo served as the Diamondbacks scouting director and Williams, who retired in 2003, was finishing his career. Rizzo has referenced his fondness toward Williams in the past. In the spring of 2010, Rizzo said he viewed Williams's fiery persona as a template for players he wanted to build his teams with.
"Like we did in Arizona — [shoot], the manager didn't have to say a word," Rizzo said then. "You screwed up, Matt Williams put you in a locker. And that was end of it. Mark Grace, Matt Williams, Jay Bell, Luis Gonzalez — those were the guys who gave the fines, jump peoples' [rear], put a guy in a locker."
As a player, Williams made five all-star teams, won four Gold Gloves and finished second in the 1994 MVP vote and third in 1999. Respected by opponents and perhaps feared by some teammates, Williams became known as much for his powerful bat and slick fielding as his simmering intensity. Current Diamondbacks players and those close to him say he has mellowed as a coach and praised him for his ability to understand players.
"He had a presence," said Bob Brenly, Williams's manager with the Diamondbacks. "Certain guys have a presence, and when they speak in the clubhouse or when they speak in the dugout or on the team plane, the rest of the guys stop what they're doing and listen. He wasn't a real vocal guy. He wasn't chirping all the time. But when he did speak, he commanded the attention of his teammates.
"Everybody understood – Matty was a pusher. Every game. Every day. It didn't matter if it was a Tuesday day game against the last place team in the league or playing the team you're battling for the postseason with. Every day, he was out there pushing his teammates. When he spoke, people listened."
A native of Carson City, Nevada, Williams attended UNLV. Williams's grandfather, Bert Griffith, appeared in six games for the 1924 Washington Senators.
Williams "was a hard-nosed player," Johnson said. "He played the game hard. I know he hasn't managed, but a lot of guys haven't managed have been successful. They all came into a good situation. He's coming into a good situation. The bench will be in better shape and the bullpen will be in better shape. He'll have better options than I had last year. I'm happy for him."
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New here. Low AMH and high fsh. Now what
Posted 19 October 2011 - 08:17 AM
I do already has a 2 year old that was conceived easily and we've now been trying for #2 for 18 months.
I'm planning on getting a second opinion but thought I'd see what you ladies thought. Is doing nothing for now reasonable? I feel like if my age is on my side, as the doctor stated, that we should take advantage of it. But maybe im just being impatient.
Thoughts would be appreciated.
One DD - 2.5
Diagnosed with high FSH & low AMH
Posted 19 October 2011 - 09:14 AM
I'm sorry about your diagnosis! There are lots here dealing with low ovarian reserve and DHEA and CoQ10 are pretty commonly suggested. I'm 34 with low reserve and I was devastated when I found out (at 33) too. The challenge with fertility treatment is that IUI doesn't increase your odds a whole lot over just plain intercourse and the point of IVF is to give you more eggs to work with in a given cycle but with low reserve the number of eggs your can recruit is a lot more limited. There are varying degrees of low reserve, of course, and there are lots of success stories where women had low yields and still got pregnant. And of course it's not necessarily a predictor of egg quality, so I think you have plenty of reason for optimism.
I didn't use DHEA but did do 800mg of CoQ10 daily for several months and had success on our first full IVF cycle. I'd never been pregnant before in my entire life.
Good luck! You'll find lots of support here.
Posted 19 October 2011 - 10:15 AM
my SIL had the issue at 36 and took the DHEA and CoQ10. She had in ICSI 3 months later and coneived a healthy baby girl.
dh: 36
TTC since December 2009
DH: no issues
Me: mild PCOS, hypothyroidism, low ovarian reserve
Meds/Vitamins: Synthroid, PregVit
March - October 2011
Femara for 2 months: BFN
IUI #1 with Femara + Puregon (100ug)+ Accupuncture + Progesterone: BFN
FSH level = 15. (first time). Therefore on a Natural Cycle w/o meds/injections: BFN
IUI #2 with Femara + CoQ10 (400mg) + Puregon (150ug): BFN
Natural Cycle with DHEA + CoQ10: BFN
Laparoscopy Results: minor endo - all clear
Natural Cycle with Femara + CoQ10 (400mg) + DHEA (75mg): BFN
IUI #3 with Clomid + Puregon (150ug) + CoQ10 (400mg) + DHEA (75mg) + Estrace + Progesterone: BFN
Taking 2 months off but still Taking CoQ10 (400mg) + DHEA (50mg)
February 2012
IVF/ICSI with Puregon (300ug) + CoQ10 (400mg) + DHEA (50mg) + Cetrotide + Repronex (75iu)
Ovidril - Feb 11 2012
ER - Feb 13 2012: 19 follicles retreived > 12 mature > 9 fertilized with ICSI
RE decided to do a FET next cycle
3dpER - all 9 embryos look "great". At least 7 embryos are 8 Cell, Grade 1 with No Fragmentation. (Praise the Lord)
5dpER - froze 6 embryos and their quality is 3AA x 2, 2AA x 2, early blast, 3BB
Will be doing a Natural FET in March 2012
Posted 19 October 2011 - 03:41 PM
I guess in some of the reading I have been doing it seems like doctors are more agressive than just a holistic approach. I asked about IUI and he again told me no, although I know its about a 3 month wait so I am not sure why I could not be put on the list now. I was also basically told that IVF was not a good option as my eggs would do better inside than outside. Again, I am not really sure why this was his opinion as it seems that some women do have success with IVF and at this point my age is in my favour.
I do plan on getting a second opinion. It just all seems to take some long and I am only starting to learn how to nagivate our health care system when it comes to fertility.
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Posted 19 October 2011 - 04:31 PM
Unless your numbers are extremely low, I'm surprised a doctor would tell you trying IUI and especially IVF aren't worthwhile.
Posted 19 October 2011 - 07:32 PM
One DD - 2.5
Diagnosed with high FSH & low AMH
Posted 19 October 2011 - 07:48 PM
There's a forum for poor responders in the Area 51 section. Unfortunately I don't remember the password, but you can get a lot of info from people with similar situations there. I'm sure someone else will be along to this thread who can provide it if you want to check it out.
Posted 19 October 2011 - 08:07 PM
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Diagnosed with high FSH & low AMH
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Me 34 DH 50 TTC 5 Years, 2 Ectopic, one tube removed one blocked.. many miscarriages and grief later 1 Laparotomy, 1 Laprascopy
Dec 9, 2008 start BCP Dec 20,2008 Start Suprefact Jan 2, 2009 start Puregon....wooohooo good-bye Suprefact headaches
23 Follicles, 20 growing I am starting to feel like I will burst!!! ER: Jan 14Thank god thats over with!!!!!! 11 Eggs retrieved - 9 Fertilized
ET - Jan 17 930 am - transferred 2 8cell grade 3.5 embryos,,, 2 to Freeze :-)) Beta Jan 28- 113 Beta Jan 30- 339 Beta Feb 2- 1570 DUE DATE Oct 8, 2009 u/s feb 9 One baby!
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IVF #2 - Consult Mar 17, 2010!! March 29 - Baseline ultrasound - 26 Follicles Woohoo STarted BCP April 28 Suprefact May 8 225iu Puregon May 21 ER: June 2 11 Eggs retrieved!! Only 6 fertilized ET: June 5 2 embies 8 cell grade 4 and 8 cell grade 3 POAS-a-thon begins June 14 - Beta:June 18 BFP - thought it was miscarriage - nope, thought it was ectopic--no..dont think so, something in the uterus......the suspense.....MISCARRIAGE :-(
IVF#3 Nov 21 start Suprefact, Dec 3 Puregon ----- stay tuned - transferred 2 perfect eggs on Day 3
We are pregnant!! WOohoo Beta 3025 JAN - One perfect bean measuring a week ahead and a beautiful heartbeat!
Mitchell Robert Alphonse Cormier was born August 02, 2011 at 2014 hrs weighing 6 pounds, 6 ounces~
Posted 22 October 2011 - 03:50 PM
Yes, I want some options! He basically sold me some pills and told me to go home and keep trying. And while I realize a natural bfp isn't impossible, it's not very likely either.
I responded to you in the London clinic thread.... but just wanted to also say that there is still lots of hope! Natural BFPs in women with DOR do happen.... so you actually don't know that it's "not very likely"! I know that the diagnosis of DOR is so scary, and it's hard to be optimistic, but just try to stay positive and hopeful.
After all, as I mentioned in the other thread, I don't know if DOR is something that happens overnight - I wonder if it is possible that you had an element of DOR prior to conceiving your first child (since it was only 2 years ago?), but yet you were still successful!
Yes, 2 years later, ovarian reserve is probably a bit lower, but I don't want to think that it drops that dramatically in that short period of time?
IVF-ICSI#1 Jul/Aug 2011: (Me: 33, DH 37) Natural start antagonist protocol with Menopur 300 IU daily, Orgalutran. FSH 15, AFC 10, 7 eggs retrieved, 3 suitable for ICSI, 2 fertilized, 2 grade 1 embryos transferred on day 3.
Presumed ectopic, required methotrexate.
IVF-ICSI#2 attempt 1 - Jan/Feb 2012: Estrogen priming with Antagonist protocol - cancelled (high day 3 FSH 27.3 and unable to get an AFC).
IVF-ICSI#2 attempt 2 - Feb/Mar 2012: Microdose Lupron flare protocol with Puregon 300 IU + Menopur 150 IU daily. FSH 19, AFC 7, 6 eggs retrieved, 3 suitable for ICSI, 1 fertilized, but abnormally, transfer cancelled.
IVF-ICSI#3 - May/June/July 2012: OCP/low stim dose/Antagonist protocol.
May 26/12: started OCP (Cyclen-21) until June 16/12
June 20/12: baseline - FSH 21.7, E2 59 pmol/L, AFC 4 (right) +? (left - unable to see left ovary), started Puregon 150 IU + Luveris 75 IU daily
July 3/12: ER - 4 eggs retrieved, but only 2 suitable for ICSI
July 5/12: both eggs fertilized! (one 2-cell and one 4-cell embryo growing)
July 6/12: ET - 3dt of 2 embryos (one 4-cell and one 5-cell - both grade 1)
July 18/12: early beta 12dp3dt - 156
July 20/12: repeat beta 14dp3dt - 446.7 (doubling time ~32 hours)
Aug 10/12: first ultrasound - one heartbeat detected, little one measuring appropriately!
March 28, 2013 - our miracle daughter has arrived!
2014 - TTC#2 - back to the FC Apr/14, started on CoQ10 and DHEA, preparing for IVF-ICSI#4 in August
Aug 7/14 - surprise natural BFP (despite severe combined infertility diagnoses)
Aug 28/14 - viability u/s - heartbeat detected
April 4, 2015 - our second miracle daughter has arrived!
Posted 22 October 2011 - 06:57 PM
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Posted 23 October 2011 - 08:38 PM
Yes, 2 years later, ovarian reserve is probably a bit lower, but I don't want to think that it drops that dramatically in that short period of time?
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I've wondered about this, if getting my daughter so easily was a fluke. Regardless, I know I am incredibly blessed to have her. The only thing I've noticed differently since having her is that my periods are much shorter and lighter than they used to be. I did mention this to the doctor but of course he has no idea what my levels were 3 years ago.
Thank you all for your thoughts on this and support. It means a lot and I wish each one of you the very best.
One DD - 2.5
Diagnosed with high FSH & low AMH
Posted 29 October 2011 - 03:11 PM
Dx: Male Factor, DOR
TTC since Dec. 2010
IVF#1 - Oct '11 - converted to IUI - BFN
IVF#1 (take 2) - Dec '11 - BFP
Beta 1 (9dp3dt ) -58, Beta 2 (11dpt)-178, Beta 3 (13dpt)-435, Beta 4 (15dpt) - 935 -Born Still - May 18,2012
FET #1 - Jan '13 - Chemical
Surprise Natural Pregnancy - April 2013
Posted 29 October 2011 - 07:29 PM
One DD - 2.5
Diagnosed with high FSH & low AMH
Posted 30 October 2011 - 09:03 AM
Dx: Male Factor, DOR
TTC since Dec. 2010
IVF#1 - Oct '11 - converted to IUI - BFN
IVF#1 (take 2) - Dec '11 - BFP
Beta 1 (9dp3dt ) -58, Beta 2 (11dpt)-178, Beta 3 (13dpt)-435, Beta 4 (15dpt) - 935 -Born Still - May 18,2012
FET #1 - Jan '13 - Chemical
Surprise Natural Pregnancy - April 2013


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It is almost impossible today to imagine what it was like in the Seventies when a handful of trade union leaders held the country to ransom, routinely intimidated whoever was in Downing Street and pursued their own self-interest to the exclusion of everything else.
Today, we cannot imagine why as a country we used to put up with such bullying and intimidation, or why it took so long before we had a politician — in this case Mrs Thatcher — with the courage to face them down.
But we ought to understand because it has happened again. Today the bankers hold the nation to ransom in very much the same way as the unions did 40 years ago. The labels are different but the behaviours are the same. Such is their sense of entitlement that they are indifferent to the costs to society caused by their single-minded pursuit of their own self-interest. They know they have the power to grab what they want so they see no reason why they should exercise restraint. They know they have the power to threaten and intimidate politicians so that too is done as a matter of routine.
Like trade union leaders, they have forgotten the purpose for which they were created in the first place; and just as union leaders came not to care about the true interests of their members, so bankers today have scant regard for the wishes of their shareholders.
There remains, however, one big difference: we have no political leader willing to take them on. It may be that in 20 years' time we will look back with incredulity at the way we currently allow bankers to behave, and our tolerance of the grotesque sums of money they pay themselves. But that won't happen unless we first find a politician willing to put them in their place. Cameron plus Osborne does not make a Thatcher. There is a vacuum where political backbone should be.
But there are some determined not to leave it at that. Robert Jenkins, once a banker, once chief executive of a fund management company and now a member of the Financial Policy Committee, has carved out a niche as one willing to challenge the bankers head-on.
He was at it again yesterday. Bankers have successfully created the impression that we cannot have safety and growth. If regulators force the banks to have more equity and operate with a lower level of borrowing so that they are sounder financial institutions, then they will not be able to lend so much to business and growth will suffer.
Their lobbyists have created this myth around the damage that tougher capital requirements will do in the hope regulators and politicians will lose their nerve and the bankers can return to behaving as irresponsibly as they did before. Jenkins demolished the myth yesterday, pointing out quite simply and straightforwardly that more equity capital did not mean the bank's ability to lend was curtailed.
He agrees that in the short term it will cause the banks' return on equity to fall but he says that short-term return on equity is a dreadful way to measure how well a bank is doing. It is a useless measure to judge whether it is actually creating value because the short term takes no account of the longer-term risks being run — risks which are able to wipe out years of apparent profit when they crystallise.
The fact that bankers' bonuses are frequently linked to return on equity is one of the giant distortions in the system. Risk-adjusted returns are what counts, and the less risky banks will find they can attract capital more cheaply than their more dangerous colleagues. A low cost of capital means that even low returns can be highly profitable.
Third, Jenkins adds that bankers scare politicians by saying that if the rules in Britain are too tough, the City will lose business to rival financial centres overseas. This, he says, is highly unlikely. Customers are surely far more likely to gravitate to a centre which they think is safe and where standards are high. The fact that bankers continue to deny and lobby against these fundamental truths points to one of two things, Jenkins says: either they are putting their personal interests before those of society and their shareholders, or they are thick.
Being thick would involve their not understanding either what is meant by cost of capital or the concept or risk-adjusted returns — neither proposition being as unlikely as you might think. Self-interest would account for their being fixated by return on equity as a measure of performance because they know how easy it is to push it up — and collect their bonuses — by taking on dangerously high levels of debt.
Self-interest would also account for their resistance to raising more equity. Some who have emphatically denied that their bank needs more capital would lose their job should this be proved wrong.
Jenkins feels strongly that we have to destroy the myths because having a debate defined by false choices will lead to a sub-optimal reform of banking, which will make future failures more likely and undermine international co-ordination and harmonisation today.
Bankers must no longer be allowed to divide and rule.
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Kris Humphries In His Underwear & Showing Off His Package For WestEast Magazine [PHOTOS]
Hollywood Life has gotten their hands on a new photo shoot that Kris Humphries for WestEast Magazine and as you can see by the photo above, it was an interesting photo shoot.
Humphries, 27, was apparently interested in doing the shoot because of the James Bond action/hero theme. An insider told the website, "He thought it would be a fun thing to do. He's a guy, so the action figure theme was appealing. Plus, he wanted to help out his friend, stylist Derek Warburton, who is WestEast's fashion director."
As for reports that Kris did the shoot as "revenge" on Kim Kardashian with whom he's in the midst of a divorce? — Those rumors are "ridiculous" says a source. "The allegations that he's seeking revenge with this photo shoot are false and we remain adamant that personal issues will be handled by his legal team and not in the media," Kris' rep told Hollywoodlife.com exclusively.
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Leah, Rachel and Katherine are back today sharing their first delicious recipe with us- YUM! As part of their Guest Blog this week the Girls are giving away a set of all 3 editions of The Hungry Girls' Cookbooks. To go into the draw, simply leave a comment on any of this weeks HG posts before 10pm on Thursday the 19th. The winner will be drawn at random and announced on Friday- good luck! -Jenny x
I don't have much luck with fishing. I love the idea of it – casting in, sitting around on the shore, then reeling in something beautiful and glistening from the deep. But this last bit never happens! At least not in the last few years of fishing attempts over summer.
As a fisherwoman I started out with a bang on a camping trip to the Glenelg River near the South Australian border. There was a group of us sitting on a small jetty tucked into the reeds, a line of craggy limestone cliffs facing us on the other side of the river. Somehow I managed to be the one catching all the fish! I think I got two bream, which isn't exactly a huge haul, but was at least more than anyone else caught. I thought, this fishing caper is fantastic! So easy! The seasoned fishermen wanted to throw me in after I said this a few too many times.
My husband likes fishing even more than I do but we share the same current tide of bad luck. His purchases of fishing licenses and bait go a-wasted. On Boxing Day he was fishing in Portland with my brother, who's been catching decent whitings, snappers and even a 1.1 metre gummy shark in the region lately, but nothing while we were there!
Ah well. I can content myself with purchasing a nice fresh snapper from a fishmonger and getting it filleted. This is a delicious way of cooking it – in a pan on a bed of buttery cherry tomatoes, herbs, garlic and chilli. The fish gets cooked quite gently, and the tomatoes taste so delicious and caramelised you could eat them by themselves on toast. While I wouldn't normally cook with skinless fish fillets, skinless actually works best for this recipe because of the gentle cooking, and so the fish absorbs the flavours. The recipe comes from The Hungry Girls' Cookbook.
Cherry tomato, herb and chilli fish
Serves 4
1 whole white-fleshed fish weighing around 1.5 kg, filleted and skinned, each fillet cut into two pieces
4 x 150–200 g white fish fillets
salt and pepper
75 g butter
1 ½ tablespoons olive oil
2–3 garlic cloves, finely chopped
1–2 red bird's eye chillies (depending on their heat), finely chopped
2 punnets cherry tomatoes, halved
2 tablespoons chopped basil
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
2 tablespoons chopped chives
Pat the fish fillets dry and rub with a little salt. Heat the butter and oil in a large frying pan over medium–high heat until the butter foams, then add the garlic and chilli, frying until the garlic begins to colour.
Add the tomatoes and fry for 30 seconds, then add the herbs and season with salt and pepper. Stir to combine, and make sure the tomatoes cover the base of the pan fairly evenly. Lay the fish fillets on top and gently press them into the tomatoes.
After 2–3 minutes, when you can see the fish turning opaque up the sides, turn the fillets. Try to pick up some of the tomatoes underneath so they end up on top. Cook for another 2 minutes.
Take the pan to the table and serve. The fish is great served on top of green beans or with a green salad, and with some crusty bread.
– Rachel, Leah and Katherine x


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I read with interest Inky Mark's letter on firearms policy in Canada. I am compelled to reject the premise of his arguments. No government since Confederation has done as much for the rights of law-abiding firearms owners as the Stephen Harper Conservative government.
As Canada's minister of public safety, Steven Blaney has said time and again we believe that owning a firearm is a right that comes with responsibilities. And we have continuously acted on that belief.
Our Conservative government ended the wasteful and ineffective long-gun registry once and for all. We have scrapped the needless Liberal gun show regulations. We have deferred the coming into force of the UN firearms marking regulations so that we can examine options, including their repeal. We have also refused to sign the UN Arms Trade Treaty, which contemplates global gun registration.
To add to all of those steps to stand up for law-abiding firearms owners, our Conservative government announced our intention to table the Common Sense Firearms Licensing Act. This legislation will streamline licensing and eliminate needless red tape for law-abiding gun owners, while keeping Canadians safe. Among other things, this will merge the possession only and possession and acquisition licences, as well as creating a grace period so that individuals who inadvertently miss renewing their firearms licence are not made into criminals overnight.
We also brought measures in to allow owners of reclassified Swiss arms and CZ-858 rifles to fully enjoy their property, as well as measures to stop the RCMP from arbitrarily reclassifying firearms.
We know from the record that the Liberals and NDP have committed to bring back the long-gun registry and have no respect for gun owners. The NDP and Liberal leaders will whip their members of Parliament into line and want to bring in more draconian and ineffective regulations and red tape for gun owners. Does Mr. Mark support the Liberal and NDP plans for new and expanded gun registries along with firearm confiscations?
Only our Conservative government will always stand up for law-abiding hunters, farmers and sport shooters.
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Established in 2014, CONNECT is our newest Living Learning Community. If you are an incoming freshman studying Criminal Justice, English, Liberal Studies, Media Communication, Political Science and History, Psychology or Sport Management, you are automatically enrolled in CONNECT. Living in CONNECT offers many benefits. You will live on one of two floors in Wingate; recent renovations to these floors range from updated bathrooms to newly created lounge and study spaces.
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In the Spring of 1854, fugitive slave Anthony Burns sat in Boston's city jail. Locals protesting for Burns' release turned violent before the U.S. President Franklin Pierce ordered hundreds of military troops to escort Burns to a ship waiting in the harbor. Though abolitionists were losing hope, they had shifted history.


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Hi. Foaming is definitely concerning! Does he chew on plants or other objects in the house or been exposed to any topical flea products or household solutions recently? Sometimes cats will foam if they experience a bad taste, a food they don't like, chewing on electrical cords or batteries etc. If possible check the mouth for any burns, injuries, ulcerations or anything that looks different. Remove any items that may have induced the problem Watch for any vomiting and/or diarrhea. Make sure he continues to eat and act normal. If the foaming stops, then I believe there is nothing to worry about. If the foaming is persistent have your veterinary evaluate him.
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After a year at Chicago's United Center, the Big Ten Tournament returns to Indianapolis' Conseco Fieldhouse March 13-16, 2008. This will mark the first of a five-year agreement with the City of Indianapolis to host both the Men's and Women's Basketball Tournaments. The women's event will be held at Conseco Fieldhouse March 6-9, 2008.
The Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament has made its mark both nationally and locally in its first 10 years of existence. Sell-out crowds, exciting and competitive games, national television coverage and throngs of media have been featured in past conference tournaments. It is a highlight reel of college basketball that showcases the finest coaches and athletes in the nation.
All 11 teams participate in the men's tournament with the winner receiving the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The team that finishes atop the regular season standings is the Big Ten champion. The bracket will be seeded according to the final regular-season standings with the league champion earning the top seed and the top five finishers receiving first-round byes.
In its first 10 years of existence, the Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament has welcomed more than 950,000 fans and issued over 6,000 media credentials. Five different league representatives have become Big Ten Tournament champions, with Michigan State (1999, 2000), Illinois (2003, 2005) and Iowa (2001, 2006) claiming the honor twice along with Ohio State (2007) and Wisconsin (2004) capturing one. In addition, every tournament game in the past 10 years has been televised live on CBS, ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPN Plus and will continue in 2008. The strength and depth of the conference have also been displayed, as the tournament final has featured teams seeded 11th, 9th and 6th, while the No. 4 seed has advanced to the championship game on three occasions.
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