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Verizon Wireless Blazed New High-speed Network Across Georgia In 2012
More than 91% of Georgians Now Covered by 4G LTE Network; Company's Heavy Investments Ensure Georgians are More Connected
18 Mar, 2013, 08:30 ET from Verizon Wireless
ALPHARETTA, Ga., March 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Wireless calling, text messaging and surfing the Web on the Verizon Wireless network is now easier and faster for residents and travelers in Georgia, thanks to heavy investments made during 2012. Over the course of the year, the company invested more than $180 million in network enhancements across Georgia; its ongoing network investment in Georgia now totals more than $2.1 billion since the company was formed in 2000.
"These significant investments represent our ongoing commitment to network superiority across the state. Our 4G LTE network is revolutionizing the way Georgians communicate and conduct business. Georgia's consumers and businesses now have the ability to work at significantly faster speeds and with improved responsiveness, changing the way they live, work and play," said Jonathan LeCompte, president – Georgia/Alabama Region, Verizon Wireless.
Over the course of the year, the company installed 4G LTE network coverage in 251 new cities and towns across the Peach State, bringing the total number covered to 445. Today, over 91% of Georgians are covered by the 4G LTE network, enabling them to stream video, share music and photos, download files and surf the Web with speeds up to 10 times faster than before. Verizon Wireless will continue rapidly expanding the 4G LTE network, with plans cover its entire nationwide footprint by the end of 2013.
Other 2012 Verizon Wireless Georgia Highlights
- The St. Patrick's Day celebration in Savannah continues to be one of the highest usage events for Verizon Wireless customers with over 1.8 million LTE connections throughout the day.
- Proving that Savannah loves to be connected, the city saw the highest growth in data usage in 2012.
- Football games in Athens, GA get people talking. Average campus usage in Athens on game day during the fall of 2012 was over 377,000 minutes of use and over 255,000 megabytes of data usage.
- More than 692 billion voice and data transmissions and more than 238 billion minutes of airtime were logged on the Verizon Wireless network in Georgia during the 2012.
- Wireless 4G LTE data traffic increased over 500% year-over-year in Georgia.
- The company launched HomeFusion™ Broadband throughout Georgia, a solution that leverages the power and speed of the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network to deliver high-speed, in-home Internet access for residential broadband, particularly in areas where Internet options are limited or are not currently available.
About Verizon Wireless
Verizon Wireless operates the nation's largest 4G LTE network and largest, most reliable 3G network. The company serves 98.2 million retail customers, including 92.5 million retail postpaid customers. Headquartered in Basking Ridge, N.J., with more than 73,000 employees nationwide, Verizon Wireless is a joint venture of Verizon Communications (NYSE, NASDAQ: VZ) and Vodafone (LSE, NASDAQ: VOD). For more information, visit www.verizonwireless.com. To preview and request broadcast-quality video footage and high-resolution stills of Verizon Wireless operations, log on to the Verizon Wireless Multimedia Library at www.verizonwireless.com/multimedia.
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It's a shame (but not surprising) that us Pay as you Go customers always have to settle for sloppy seconds when it comes to decent phones.
I like the look of LG phones, you mention the Secret in this review, but I believe they're only on Contract. Can anyone in the TR team suggest a decent PAYG phone?
I Like the phone and expected it to work as purchased but a WARNING on the picture and Video side of the phone.I have a 4gig SDHC card fitted because of its inability to film without voice sync problems with a slower SD card.Secondly if you take several pictures on its highest setting the phone crashes-Screen Freeze.The battery removal and re-placement solves the freezing problem but not the problem.A update is needed.
The box clearly says 720x480 video at 30 fps, which is totally false. LG KC550 is not even able to do 320x240 --or any resolution for that matter-- at 30 fps. It is deplorable that LG resorts to an unethical marketing campaign, claiming publicly at various advertisements of KC550's "DVD-quality video".
LG KC550 Orsay is a true disappointment. First of all video freezes constant, for the photos one must have steady hand or better to engage tripod. Second, if you are doing multiple delete of the messages in inbox you are facing constant freeze and blockage after which you have to remove your battery and replace it and start again.
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Andy Baker, 40, is one of six men accused of threatening Gianni Paladini, just before a home match with Sheffield United in August 2005.
He told Blackfriars Crown Court he had been invited to the game as a guest and was trying to tout for the club's lucrative stewarding contract.
All six deny conspiracy to blackmail, false imprisonment and gun possession.
Charges have been dropped against a seventh man - Barry Powell, 34, from west London.
The prosecution claim a group of nightclub doormen, hired by Mr Baker, threatened Mr Paladini at gunpoint and forced him to sign documents detailing his resignation from the club and the handover of his shares.
Box stormed
The court has heard that at half time, armed police stormed one of the executive boxes, arrested several men and found £7,000 in Mr Baker's hooded top, which the prosecution say was payment for the "heavies".
But questioned by his counsel Anthony Arlidge QC, Mr Baker denied ever making threats to Mr Paladini.
He told the court the £7,000 was partly wages for his doormen and the rest was "to grease some wheels at QPR to help us get the [stewarding] contract".
Mr Baker said he had been invited to the game along with co-defendants David Davenport, Aaron Lacey, John McFarlane and Michael Reynolds by the brother of co-defendant David Morris, a QPR shareholder.
He said he met Mr Morris in his executive box at Loftus Road shortly before the game, and they were taken on a guided tour.
Mr Baker said they then went into the chairman's suite, where Mr Paladini's daughter Kate, grabbed his arm and screamed at him: "Why did you hold a gun at my father's head?"
He told the court he laughed it off as a joke and then he and his friends returned to the box to watch the first half of the match.
Mr Baker said he was horrified when armed police entered the box.
Cash 'forgotten'
Asked why he had not mentioned the stewarding contract when he was interviewed by police, Mr Baker said his solicitor had advised him to reply "no comment" to all questions.
Prosecutor David Williams QC asked him why he had also not mentioned the £7,000 was meant as wages for doormen at his clubs.
"It's something I forgot about," said Mr Baker.
Mr Williams suggested it was "a bit of a coincidence" that another group of men, not including Mr Baker or his friends, had been at QPR on the day and threatened Mr Paladini at gunpoint.
"It must be a coincidence," Mr Baker replied.
Mr Baker, 40, from Somerset, is charged alongside Mr Morris, 50, John McFarlane, 39, from west London, Aaron Lacey, 36, from Watford, David Davenport, 38, from Buckinghamshire and Michael Reynolds, 45, from north London.
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William H. "Billy" Fordyce, Jr., 58 years of age, passed away Monday, May 26, 2014 in Cleveland, Ohio. Born in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania on July 15, 1955, he was the son of William H. and Edna (Welling) Fordyce, Sr. A longtime area resident, he was a 1974 graduate of Crestwood High School. Billy was a U.S. Air Force veteran of the Viet Nam Era, where he was an in-flight refueling technician. For many years he had been employed with SPS Technologies in Cleveland, and most recently employed with Jacobson Manufacturing in Medina. Billy was a Harley Davidson motorcycle enthusiast, enjoyed shooting pool, and especially spending time with his family.
Survivors include his son Michael Fordyce of Streetsboro, parents William and Sandi Fordyce, Sr. of Shalersville, Edna Welling of New York and other step-mother June Kelly of Streetsboro, and sisters Crystal Skvarek of Bentleyville, Pennsylvania, Marguerite (Charles) Jack of West Newton, Pennsylvania, Wilma (Thomas) Kile of Homer, New York, Tina (David) Ballentine of Shalersville and Daphne (Thomas) Finegan of Stow. Also survivng are many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife JoAnn Fordyce in 2008 and his brother Herman in 2010. Calling hours will be Thursday from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. at the Green Family Funeral Home & Crematory Service in Mantua, where his funeral services will be held Friday May 30, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. with Capt. Demetrius Stanford of the Salvation Army officiating. Military Honors will be provided by the United States Air Force Honor Guard Team, assisted by members of Mantua American Legion Post No. 193. Cremation will follow. His obituary may be viewed at www.greenfamilyfuneralhome.com.
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CHAPEL HILL -- The University of North Carolina women's lacrosse team finished the 2014 season ranked fifth in both final national polls, released this week by the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association and Inside Lacrosse.
The Tar Heels finish in the top five of the IWLCA poll for the sixth year in a row and the eighth time in nine years. UNC head coach Jenny Levy has finished in the top five nationally 11 times in her 19 seasons as the head coach at Carolina.
The top 10 in the final IWLCA poll for 2014 was Maryland, Syracuse, Northwestern, Virginia, UNC, Florida, Boston College, Duke, Loyola and Penn.
The top 10 in the final 2014 Brine media poll was Maryland, Syracuse, Northwestern, Florida, UNC, Boston College, Virginia, Duke, Loyola and Johns Hopkins.


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Petrol prices are set to drop to their lowest price in 18 months this weekend and motorists are being urged to take advantage.
Some suburban petrol stations are already offering fuel below $1.20 a litre.
Andrew Clark from the Royal Automobile Association of South Australia (RAA) says motorists should be filling up now.
"You could see some outlets at $1.18 to $1.19, but generally on average we suggest they will be hovering around $1.21 to $1.22," he told 7News.
"What we would recommend to motorists to do would be fill up today, tomorrow and Sunday morning."
The joy of cheaper fuel will be short lived, with prices expected to be back at around $1.40 a litre by Monday.


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The vineyard is at 880m elevation and provides a wonderful view of Mount Canobolas (1396m) and Young Man Canobolas (1330m) – as depicted on our wine label. The winding Molong Creek below provides a pretty valley scene as it drains headwaters from the high country to the Macquarie River in the West.
Our wines are mostly made by Madrez Wine Services in Orange. Lucy Maddox and Chris Derrez have an excellent winery in the Towac Valley and have won many awards and trophies with Orange Region wines. Peter is also now making the red wines at the cellar door, re-activating his wine making skills from Griffith in the 1970-80's.
A comprehensive review of the Orange wine region is available in a recently published booklet "Orange Region Terroir". This booklet is available from Taste Orange (www.tasteorange.com.au) and most cellar doors ($5) and can be downloaded from Wines of Orange (www.winesoforange.com.au).
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The Lupus Foundation of America, Southeast Florida Chapter, is privileged to offer an annual $5,000 scholarship -- The Michael Jon Barlin Scholarship Fund -- to support the educational expenses of a Southeast Florida resident diagnosed with lupus.
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They most likely sank into the ordinary condition of the large class of 'coloni,' &c., on the great provincial estates.
Concerning the freemen of the Church who are called 'coloni,' let all pay to the Church just as the coloni of the king.
Lastly, it has been observed that the coloni or accol did not give 'week-work.'
In this respect they resembled very closely the Roman 'coloni' on a private villa.
Concerning the coloni or servi of the Church, what services and tributes they are to render.
The Roman estate had been cultivated by free farmers, by coloni, and by slave labour.
These are the services of the coloni or accol of the Church.
Such land was let either on five-year leases or in perpetuity to coloni.
A colony is therefore denominated because they should be coloni, the tillers of the earth and stewards of fertility.


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Hey, just wanted to introduce myself and i figured the best place to do it would be the NE section seein as how I am from mass. Names nate, livin in Gardner which is worcester county (about 30 minutes from worcester). I've been in the import scene for a few years. Always loved hondas. Right now I own a 1994 civic ex and aside from some jdm oem headlights, cornerlights and foglights she's bonestock. I had some big plans for her last year but decided it just isnt worth it to me workin with the little, sohc, fwd hondas anymore. I just use it as my DD/commuter and I intend to keep it that way. Im fairly new to the subaru scene so im sure i'll have lots of questions to ask. Have drivin a couple of my friends wrx's (an 02 and 04) and i love em! I got a nice job in the works right now and I'm really hopin that goes through. I plan on gettin a suby in the near future. Depending on my income and other monthly bills im gunna be lookin for an 03 bugeye, an 04-05 wrx or an 04-05 sti.
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He was a NSW success story last year, scoring eight tries in seven games and establishing himself as a key figure in the "new Waratahs" under Michael Cheika.
But his absence from three consecutive match-day squads this season has led many fans to wonder what on earth has happened to Cam Crawford?
A home-grown talent, from Sydney's north shore, the Norths winger has been playing for the Waratahs "Gen Blue" team in the Pacific Rugby Cup, leaving Peter Betham and rookie Alofa Alofa to claim the starting wing spots and veteran Matt Carraro to cover the wing and midfield from the bench.
It is in stark contrast with last year, when Crawford outgunned big names, such as Drew Mitchell, Lachie Turner and Tom Kingston, to partner Betham on the wings and notch the highest tries-to-games ratio in the competition last year.
NSW coach Cheika was characteristically blunt about Crawford's conspicuous absence, putting it all down to a simple lack of form.
"He didn't have splendid form either in the second team [Pacific Rugby Cup] matches, so we had a good honest heart-to-heart," Cheika said.
"He's been very, very good this week. He'll definitely come to South Africa with us, because we know he's a player we need to have in our squad. So he'll definitely come along so we can give him some game time over there – if he deserves it, mind you."
Crawford was a sure-fire inclusion in the Wallabies 40-man Rugby Championship squad last year, but was ruled out just before the announcement with a shoulder injury. The 25-year-old underwent surgery at the end of last year, but Cheika said he did not believe the injury played a part in Crawford's slow start to the season.
"I don't think it should [be a factor], but at the same time, the key for a coach is trying to get the best out of a player for where he's at at that stage," he said.
"We've tried to work out for Cam how he can get himself back. It's also got a bit to do with how the other guys are playing ahead of him, too ... Matt Carraro's had opportunities and taken those when he's played, so there's good competition there on the wing."
Tahs television stars
The Waratahs may be struggling to get bums on seats at home games, but they are wielding considerably more power in the television ratings, if the early indications are anything to go by.
Fox Sports and Media Week figures from the first three Waratahs games of the Super Rugby season show the Tahs are averaging about 133,000 viewers a game, which is almost 50 per cent higher than last season.
Ratings for home games have also improved, albeit at the gentler rate of 18 per cent on last year.
The home-and-away average will take a hit during the next fortnight when the squad takes to the road for games in cities in unfriendly time zones, Durban and Cape Town, but the signs are encouraging.
It is also worth noting that for all the hype surrounding the A-League, the Sydney derby two weeks ago attracted just 94,000 viewers on Fox Sports, according to Media Week. That's just 4000 more than the Waratahs' 2013 average, which was affected by 1am games in South Africa.
Rays find common ground
The so-called North Harbour Rays will be one of the more surprising alliances in the National Rugby Championship should the competition go ahead as planned this year.
The Manly, Warringah, Gordon and Norths joint venture is an obvious proposition, sure, given that they are the four Premier Rugby clubs north of the harbour.
But an easy alliance it is not, considering the fierce and at times bitter rivalry between the clubs in the Shute Shield over the years.
But Norths president Tony Crawford, one of the driving forces behind the Rays' bid, assured the Breakdown the partnership would be a harmonious and productive one.
To make sure it is, the clubs have agreed on a number of key principles, which include: an agreement that the Rays squad will have a mandated minimum of three players from each club; an independent selection panel will select coaches; no non-contracted player can join the Rays without an affiliation with one of the four premiership clubs; and each club will make a nomination to the board.
Crawford also revealed the Rays could play some games out of Bluetongue Stadium in Gosford, as well as Brookvale and North Sydney ovals.
"We found common ground on what we think this could be over time, in terms of a pathway for our players and coaches, and the potential to create a very strong band in our geographical area," Crawford said.
Tui Ormsby to the four
Move over Campo, Tui Ormsby has your number. The Wallaroo will eclipse the record set by David Campese and Jason Little when she takes part in her fourth World Cup in August. Wallaroos coach Paul Verrell named his 26-player squad this week, including veteran Ormsby and 15 uncapped players.


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Thank you Hykue! Bajingo juice is the best!
Shell – Sorry to hear the Mucinex makes you nauseous. I was taking the full 2 pills twice a day while I was sick (being careful not to take 4 in 24 hours), but right now I am doing one pill every 12 hours like you. I haven't noticed any CM really. I'm sure there is no hostility going on. I am using Pre-Seed to help out and TRYING to get 100 ounces of water in a day. It is work! That's awesome you have a separate bathroom for your TTC lab. I had my pen and large freezer bag to hold my tests in his bathroom. That's cool you were able to see the line difference. As for gardening, I kill everything. We've been in our house 2 years and I haven't planted a thing. I do buy one or two cyclamens a year (my favorite – love their flower) and it seriously takes me like a week or two to kill them. I follow all the directions. So sad… Side note – I haven't heard of Zima in so long!
Boots – I missed your last post. Don't be nervous! I hope your appointment goes well.
JlyGrn – co-op sounds like a great idea. And to have that support and help with everything sounds cool. Sounds like it's a huge house.
LivingSky – that is so wonderful! It is great to hear how you are doing. Thank you!
My twins are here! Thank God everyday for answered
Hi ladies! Hykue, thanks for the new thread!!
I will post more later, but just wanted to say CONGRATS to LivingSky on the heartbeat - hearing that has to be an awesome experience. I hope you don't mind me asking, but are you showing at all yet?? You are about how far along I'll be when I need to fit into the bridesmaid dress I've already ordered... I'm trying to figure out if there's any possibility of me actually fitting into it (luckily, it's a little big, and needed taking in anyway, and I know an awesome seamstress who can hopefully work some magic)... my friend that is 20 weeks is barely showing at all, so I do have a little bit of hope! My sister, on the other hand, always looks very pregnant pretty much from the beginning - hoping it's not genetic!
Valerie - Happily married to DH since 09/08
Baby Jacob's finally here!! 10/4/11
I'm totally cool w/ being a graduate btw. I probably should have mentioned that a week or so ago!
Hey guys,
didn't realize there was a new thread, and just getting the hang of this.
birdie.lee hi! I've been drinking earl grey. I loooooove my coffee, but read some discouraging things about fertility, so I figured every little thing helps, right?
I am 12 dpo now, and the nausea is for real. I guess now that I better understand about luteal phase that I will just wait. I don't want to test and get another negative right now.
Early childhood teacher, animal rescuer, guardian to 2 dogs and 2 cats.Our little kumquat Rose is here! Born 9/18!
Hykue, I've written you a haiku:
new cycles, fresh starts
may the BFPs abound
this february
Thanks for the new thread!
Shell – That does stink that your sister posted that on your Facebook! People just don't think sometimes. Oh, and you mentioned that show "One Born Every Minute." DH saw the commercial for it the first time last night, and he thought it was so funny when the guy dropped the cell phone on the baby. I think I might have to DVR it tonight and check it out later. Let me know if you watch it!
Boots – Yay for you for making the doctor's appointment! I know that's a big step.
Bel – You should O in the next few days!!! I think they predict 5 – 10 days after Clomid, so any day now. Go catch that eggie!
Jolly – Love the idea of the picture frames! Still not sure what we're going to do. We've got a couple of weeks to decide, so no immediate hurry.
Birdie – Yay for O'ing!!!!
Cathelini – Fingers are crossed for you… good symptoms!
Caly – Love the haiku!
Thanks ladies for thinking of my MIL with all that's going on in Egypt. Y'all are a great group of ladies, and I'm praying hard for BFPs all around very soon.
Valerie - Happily married to DH since 09/08
Baby Jacob's finally here!! 10/4/11
Hokay, I'm not tired anymore, and I've got energy to respond to the many posts since my last one. Here goes!
Calycanth: I'm glad you're going to talk to your midwife about the the spotting. That seems like a good idea - either to get help or to get peace of mind. What the heck's a glaze? I've never heard of it, and I've lived on the prairies most of my life . . . anyway, it doesn't sound good, so I hope it skips you. And it seems like your midwife will take your progesterone levels. It doesn't seem like there could be any harm in it, whether it's been 12 months or not. I'm sorry about your strange bleeding. I think to some degree our cycles just vary naturally, but at the same time it's confusing and kind of worrisome. Just a thought - have you had any new women introduced to your life recently? I know when I went to visit my parents, my sister's cycle got all kinds of weird for that month AND the next month (after I'd left) because it appeared to be trying to sync with my cycle. Just a thought . . . I don't know if it could or would cause what you've been having. Also, thanks for the haiku. I hope the power of the Arc combined with the power of the haiku has enough force to get one metric schwack of BFPs this month!
Taxlady: I post a large quantity, but not very often. I think that means I have to decline the position of thread queen. Thanks for the nomination, though! I'll do my best as the thread warden, how's that sound? I liked your pharmacy co-pay story. That's what I call the DIS-service industry! Does your husband like shoveling snow in the sense of he's done a lot of it and still enjoys it, or in the sense of he's done it once and it was great? Just curious. I'm sorry you aren't able/allowed to TTC this cycle. I'm sure it makes sense, but that doesn't mean it's not frustrating . . . especially when you're on steroids, from what I hear. I hope you are able to come to peace with whatever decision you make about the medication. It's hard to figure out where the balance falls sometimes. And I can imagine being surprised about your DH's candidness about his SA, but I think he really has it right - things can only be considered normal if we're exposed to them a lot. And your hair looks really nice! My husband just cut mine about the same length, and I'm really enjoying it! I've also had every length of hair, from 1/2 inch to mid-back (can't quite make buttcrack, like Jolly said), but it's pretty fine and gets split ends and I just like it around shoulder-length. I like ultra-short, too, but it's better for warm places. My husband liked me best with dreads, but I didn't find them all that hygenic - I liked the way they looked, but they were kinda gross. So your hair is just about where my hair has settled, even after all my hair adventures! It's starting to sound like if you took Val's husband and mixed him with your husband, we would get a guy who looked like my husband! People ask him if he's Egyptian all the time, which is funny because he's mostly Dutch with some Welsh. And he's got hair about the same length as mine. I find it amusing to imagine what everyone (and their husband) looks like. I'm sure I'm completely wrong, but it's fun! I also like how you and the Arc, you're tight.
Boots: I'm glad I could help with the multiquote thing - it's great, isn't it? And it was me who milked squirrels. I don't do it anymore, as a hobby or anything. It was just part of a job I had once. Sorry about your cat troubles, it's hard to have that many, all inside. My cat once ran away from home because my wanderer friend brought his kittens to visit us. She didn't come back until the day after he left. She also ran away when I left her at that same friend's dad's house, when he had a kitten. I was going away to work for the summer, and didn't have a place, and wanted to leave her with someone else (who had no kitten) but they were moving and Kitty-doo ran away before they could pick her up. Everyone assumed she was dead - it was out in the country and there were coyotes and she was a stray from in town originally. 2 1/2 months later, when I finished working, I went to the house she had run away from and stayed there for three days, and she came back! So I have respected her wishes, and she will remain my only cat (except my MIL's cat who comes to visit) until she dies. She does ok, keeps my lap warm and eats quite a few mice from the garden, even though she's got no teeth! And that's my cat story. As to doctors, I don't necessarily trust them either, but as long as they don't just dismiss what I say (I know me better than they do, for pity's sake!) then I trust them to do their job. And yay for juice! I mostly do smoothies, but juice is good too. It sounds like you have hair just like I've always wanted - thick thick thick. I had two friends with really thick hair growing up, and I loved their hair and wished it was mine. It's just so easy! Brush and walk away - hardly gets tangled, looks fantastic just hanging down, ah, I love it. I can understand being nervous about your doctor's appointment, but you shouldn't be! If there's something that needs a bit of help, you're taking a great step by finding out about it, and if there's not, then you'll have a bit more peace. So, good for you!
Bel: Ugh shoveling out the car in dress shoes. In fact, double ugh. Although I think I would prefer that to freezing rain. I hates freezing rain! Hates it! But Dance Central for Xbox sounds fun! I don't konw about x-box, but they have a yoga thing in WiiFit, but to be honest I thought it sucked. It was intrusive and annoying and not very helpful, IMO. As far as being negative and hard on myself, I think my DH hates it even more than I do! It comes out in some really unfortunate ways, like insisting on doing things my way, even if it's not as good as another way (weird, I know . . . but if my way is wrong, then I was wrong, and if I was wrong then I'm a bad person, and if I'm a bad person then my husband won't love me . . . etc. I'm sure you see where I'm going with this. So I get desperate to convince him that I'm right.) And other times I'm afraid to do anything at all, because I might do it wrong and then I'm a bad person . . . yeah. It's unfortunate for me, but I don't notice it, so it's easier for me than for DH who has to try to figure out how to point it out to me without making me feel negative and like he hates me. Fun times! Anyway, I'm working on it. I'm finding what helps me a lot is to vocalize it when I notice negative thoughts. Like my DH will say something, and I'll start to take it badly, and then I will say, "Wait, when you just said thing x, you didn't say it because you hate me or think badly of me. You said it because you love me and are trying to help me do this better. Right?" I think it's a bit confusing for him, because he thinks that should be the assumption, but I have to work to change my assumptions. He's pretty good about helping me see the truth, as long as I open myself to be vulnerable enough to ask for help. And as to menstrual cups, I've never felt one even bump my cervix, and I've had it bumped during sex, so I know what that feels like. When you described your hair, it actually sounds attractive to me, but I bet it's a real problem for maintenance. I'm hoping our kid(s) get my straight hair instead of my husband's curls. They look great, but we both have thin hair and it's about impossible to maintain his hair. It sounds like you're my sister in loudness! Especially my laugh . . . I once made someone really angry by keeping them awake all night by laughing while I was hanging out with my best friend. The girl I kept awake was in a little shack about 300 ft (I think, I'm bad with distances) away. And my friend and I were inside another building. Oops. I hope your O gets there right away! I'm with you on having trouble drinking that much water. It's especially hard because our well water has nitrates (so it's prohibited for pregnant women), so we're melting snow water to drink. If our water bottle gets low, I have to go outside with our huge bowl and get snow and then put it on the fire. Ah well, it sure is the best-tasting water around! And speaking of water, maybe that's why you can't keep plants alive? Is your water really chlorinated or anything?
Birdie: I'm glad you like my replies, I really do worry that they're too long for everyone to read, at work and such. But I honestly don't know how to post less. I did get some OPK's, just at the drugstore. They were expensive, but they were here. And I used one right away to have a control stick. And to double-check I wasn't preggers My dogs don't help much with the yoga, but my cat does (when it's warm enough to do yoga, that is). She likes to walk around under me, especially, so she likes downward facing dog and that cat stretch pose. Whatever it's called. And as to holding your dog up to calm him down, that's actually what my husband does if our dog gets in a fight (at his work there are a lot of dogs, so there's occasionally a fight. If they don't work it out right away, he grabs one of them (preferably our dog) around the waist and hoists them up in the air. Usually both dogs are so surprised that they lose any interest in fighting. I can't do this, because I'm too chicken (all the teeth!) and because our dog weighs 65 pounds - I can only lift her if I'm careful of my technique. And I'm so glad for your nice calm feeling. I think that's what people mean when they say "just relax and it will happen." I know that doesn't work for everyone, but I do think it's a good state to try to achieve, regardless. And I'm glad you got a positive OPK! Also, I am immune to TMI, so I'm going to respond - I also don't know how to prevent the POAS splash. I just deal with it. But I'm hoping someone has some advice. And I think it's good to watch the birth process, or read about it, or whatever you're comfortable with. I think it can help make it seem more normal, and being educated is the opposite of being afraid, usually. You might have just encouraged me enough to get some Ina May Gaskin books from the library. And I liked your husband's comment about knowing your pregnant when the baby pops out! Yes, laughter is good for TTC, and besides, it gives me something to say when my husband tells me "We'll find out when we find out." I am SO stealing that line. YOINK!
Val: The idea of a thumbs-up OPK cracks me up, big-time. I love the idea of a little guy winking and giving me the thumbs-up when it's time to BD like there's no tomorrow.
Catheleni: It's pretty normal to have a hard time following everyone's stories at first. It took me a few months to get into the groove and start getting to know people. And I totally understand about this group making you feel normal - I think I really needed that at first. My sister was a big help for that, too, but since she was the only person I knew around my age who had ever TTC, I just thought that she and I were weird. But we're not! Or at least, not any weirder than all the other ladies on here, and that's good enough for me! As for the nausea . . . that's strange. I'm sorry that it's messing with you. I think I'm starting to learn that it doesn't matter what my symptoms are in the 2WW. There are basically no symptoms that indicate pregnancy that can't also indicate impending AF. Unfortunately. Not that I'm capable of keeping myself from obsessing when I'm there, just that I don't think it actually means anything. Anyway, I sure hope I'm wrong in this case, and that it means you're preggo. I'm in complete agreement with you about not testing yet - I really don't like BFN's. I would rather let AF tell me, usually. Or the lack of AF, and then I can test with some hope! Also, jeebus! 22" is a lot of snow! And no problem on not seeing the new thread, I think I did that too the first month.
Shellhawk: Yay, my loquaciousness buddy! Sorry about the facebook thing. I try to avoid putting anything very personal on facebook, it would really frustrate me to have someone do it FOR me. I'm sure she just wasn't thinking, was trying to keep it light and yet stay involved and show she was interested. But it would still be pretty upsetting. Especially since it had been there since November. Grr. I like your team uniform idea. Silly, but cute. I don't wear or have much stuff with logos on it, but my little travel kit (for toiletries) came from my sister, and it's a similac one. I don't even have babies, and when I do, I sure would rather feed them from my boobs than with formula! But it's a nice travel case, so I use it. It would be way cooler to be sponsored by fertility yoga! I like the idea of telling about a pregnancy in the group photo - you could record the reactions for posterity! And I love the story about the baby poking your hands while he was still in the belly! That's great! And I think you're perfectly easy to understand. But I might not be the best judge, because I also write the same way I speak. As to gardening - yup, we garden even up here. I have a couple of houseplants (succulents do surprisingly well indoors up here, even in a cold house like ours). My MIL gave me a forced amaryllis bulb for Christmas, so it's on my windowsill just about ready to pop right now. We can grow annuals or perennials, some of the annuals reseed themselves each year. There is a short list of perennials (compared to where you are!!) that will live over the winter, but the vast majority of them lose their leaves and regrow from the roots every year. Like LivingSky said, we like spring bulbs like no-one else - especially the really early ones. And our animals - well, they're surprisingly tough. Just yesterday, it was . . . um . . . apparently -13 degrees Fahrenheit and we walked past the donkeys, who were standing in the sun. I took my glove off to pat one of them, and her fur was WARM. Really warm, like 60 degrees at least! And they have shelters. And lots of hay for feed. Also, even things that don't look furry, like our goats, grow an undercoat that keeps them warm. I was worried about the goats, even though I know people keep them here in unheated barns like we are doing . . . as winter approached their undercoats got all fluffy and now they seem ok even outside if it's not TOO cold and it's not too windy. I would LOVE to see pictures of your orchids - when the seed catalogues come I love to look at all the pictures of flowers, it helps me through the last and hardest part of winter. I call it . . . flower porn. Because really, that's their reproductive bits hanging out all over the place . . . picture after picture, pages and pages of them. My husband finds that really, really funny. Or maybe it's me that finds it so funny, but he's at least slightly amused.
Jolly: I can't remember if I ever said it, but if I did, I'll say it again. Congratulations! I went ahead and added you to graduates - I considered doing it when I put the thread up but decided to ask you today if that was ok first. I think the idea of your husband with a pillow in his shirt is fan-frickin'-tastic! Cheesy is good, I would laugh my arse off while being overjoyed for you if I got one of those. It sounds like you really like your coop, and it certainly has advantages. I can imagine that decision-making could be a bit of a nightmare, though?
LivingSky: I'm in Meadow Lake, so about 3 hours north of Saskatoon. I emailed the midwives there when I got my positive last fall, and they said there wasn't much they could do for me, because I'm not just out of the city, I'm out of their health region. She suggested that I get a doula, which I think is good advice. I might be able to go there, but I think that the drive sounds really unappealing - both because of the discomfort (my best friend said driving in a car while in labor was one of the worst parts) and because there's some pretty long stretches with NOTHING in between here and there - not even a house. I really don't like the idea of risking a car birth for my first experience, and it would make my husband so stressed I'm afraid he would have an aneurysm. So I'm trying to find the advantages to birthing in the hospital here. But thank you for bringing up the options, if I were a little closer I'd be all over them! Also, congratulations on hearing the heartbeat! That must have been pretty . . . comfortable. I was going to say exciting, but I imagine comfortable is closer. I'm glad your midwife isn't worried about your bit of weight loss. I'm sure as long as you're eating as well as you can and looking after yourself, you and baby will be just fine. My sister had BAD morning sickness for her whole pregnancy, but my neice was just right at birth and since. So don't worry . . . and eat, if you can!
Thank you Birdie.lee and ValH! I hope I catch that eggie. I know it could take up to 10 days but on day 8 now so am getting a little nervous. I am not feeling the symptoms like I did last month. We'll see.
Birdie.lee - woohoo for O! Hope the 2WW goes by fast. (Hey...we can try to act like it does...) I think we mentioned those shows where people didn't know they were pregnant until they went into labor and the kid popped out - have DH watch that. That would be crazy, but hey if I get a baby out of it I'm in! Of course I would like to know before hand. haha
Cathleni - hoping you are getting nauseous for a great reason!
Calycanth - beautiful haiku!
Hykue - The freezing rain is on its way...ugh haha (no seriously ) I will have to look at reviews for the fitness games I buy for XBox. Maybe they will make a better one in the future. For now I will look into the Zumba. As for those negativity cycles, I hope they get better because you are a great person. (Again I know its us - we do it to ourselves, but just sayin.) But I know how it is...I feel bad for DH when he has to navigate me. But hey no one is perfect! Ever get the hold-by-the-shoulders-look-directly-into-eyes slow talk reassurance? - yes, they try to help us out. I tend to get sup[er defensive. He accepts when I tell him things, I just need to be more accepting. We are working on it! And on to my hair, I get a lot of compliments when its out and fixed. When I straighten it (1.5 to 2 hours) it looks great, but I usually only keep it for the night. I tend to dance at events I straighten it for....must be washed after I get all sweaty. But DHs hair is super thick too...I had thin hair when I was little so I'm good for the little kid part. I have great advice for when they get older! Mousse+hairspray+leave in conditioner=ok for the day. Funny story! I don't think I've ever kept anyone awake with my laugh so you got me there, but is it bad that I annoy myself with it sometimes? Thanks for the O wishes! And you know what - I have never really thought about it, but I think our water is treated and smells chlorinated-y. I drink the water cooler spring water at work but at home our filter needs to be changed so I've been tapping the tap. Very good point! I guess my moms plants are alive and super well so I didnt think much of it, but we live closer to the water plant? Again, not sure. I will try filtered water for my cyclamen next time. Thats crazy about the nitrates, but that it so cool how you get your drinking water. Canada is a lot less polluted than by the DC area where I am, so I think I will leave my snow out there.
My twins are here! Thank God everyday for answered
I thought I would join in here. I'm 32, my DH is 41, and we are TTC our first. I have a DSS who will be 7 in a few weeks. After about 10 years of infertility, we finally found a Dr. that will treat us! I am starting my first round this month. I have been diagnosed with PCOS and Hypothyroid. I really hope this will work and work soon. We are doing a Clomid cycle with IUI for starters, so we shall see how it goes! We are due for IUI in about 2 weeks.
Welcome leilamom! I wish you all the luck in the world! I see your two doggies and one cat! :) Hope you're not snowed in like I am!
Hykue, you are so right about the symptoms not always meaning anything. My good friend told me that there is really no difference that you can really tell that's so different from AF coming. That made a lot of sense.
I am separated from my DP right now, physically. He's across town looking after his nephew and two nieces....and his power just went out in this blizzard! And what am I thinking? Thank goodness it's not O time!
Early childhood teacher, animal rescuer, guardian to 2 dogs and 2 cats.Our little kumquat Rose is here! Born 9/18!
ValH: I'm pretty overweight to begin with. i wouldn't say I'm showing at this point, but pretty much from the very beginning I've felt very bloated and not wanted anything that restricted my waist line. It's kind of like that really bloated feeling that some women get right around AF, except it hasn't gone away for 15 weeks So I definitely can fit in to my pre-pregnancy clothes, but any non-stretchy waistband would drive me nuts.
I would think you'd be fine with a dress that was just a bit too big for your pre-pregnant self, especially with a really good seamstress.
Hykue: ahhh ya that would be a bit far for comfort, unless you found a place to stay in town when you thought you were close. Apparently there are people who do that, but, when you have a farm it makes it a bit lss realistic an option!
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Welcome leilamom! I hope that you have a short stay here for TTC, but love to hear how things go once you get your BFP. Glad to hear that you found a doctor that is going to help you get your BFP!
Cathleni - that made me giggle. Funny how when you are TTC all events are have secondary thoughts to O time. I'm doing the same thing.
Birdie.lee - for us!
Sending to all our graduates and to everyone!
My twins are here! Thank God everyday for answered
Hi all,
I'm joining the thread in hopes of it bringing me some luck.
I'm 29 and have been ttc since 12/10 and "trying" to since 1/11. http://www.fertilityfriend.com/home/332f06
Here's hoping that 2011 will be the year!
-Us , Him and her
Hi girls!!
I just joined this site in the hopes of finding others to go through this TTC rollercoaster :)
This is our 2nd month charting, 3rd TTC. I found in the first month of charting (2nd month off BCP) that I ovulate early , CD11, but this 2nd month of charting, I didn't O until CD 14...so I think I'm still getting regular? Also this month, I've got 4 days of flat temps after O, don't know what that's about, but had a BIG spike this morning. I'm hoping for an ID and some IB in a couple days (I'm currently 5DPO according to FF)...
Ramzubo, is that a Great Dane?! I have a Great Dane/Boxer mix...he's amazing!!!!!!
Yes, she's a big lazy Dane.
My ovulation hasn't been steady either; my cycle went from 28 to 34 days so I'm thinking I might need to see about an OPK.
-Us , Him and her
I bought a 20 pack of OPKs the first month thinking "Oh I'll have enough to test ALL the time!! How great!!". Well I open the box and the instructions said I have to use them up in 30 days. So I start peeing on them daily. I get positives so soon that I still had 10 left! I ended up giving them to a friend who is also trying, but has very irregular cycles. She peed on all of them and no positives for her. Then I bought a box of 7, started testing around when I did the first cycle...nothing but negative and then ran out of tests. Seriously? So I said screw it, I'll just temp and hope we do it enough to catch the egg!! LOL...
I think next month I'll try to see if we can do an every other day thing.
My cycle was 26 days and then 35 so who knows what's going on...I'm sure it's stress and stuff, we haven't had a "normal" few months in a long time. Moving, jobs, holidays, etc. I was hoping for a 2011 baby, but might not make it
Same here, we moved to a new state and bought a house, but hopefully things will calm down now. Maybe getting snowed in every couple of days will help
-Us , Him and her
I agree
I love adult snow days!!
Has or does anyone here use acupuncture? I was thinking about trying it for a number of reason, and if I'm there I might as well add fertility to it, right?
Hykue – I think that's so cool that you're drinking melted snow! It probably is safer than other waters, with all the additives. I filled up a water bottle at a library while I was out for work today, and the water tasted like dirt. It was very weird. Oh, and I think the doula is a good idea, too – one of my friend's has hired a doula for her first birth coming up in June, mainly because her husband doesn't handle stress or medical situations well.
Bel – Last cycle I only got one positive OPK the day before I O'ed (or maybe do of, I can't remember). And I didn't have any symptoms except for cramping the night I O'ed. So it really could be any day now!!! Go, eggie, go!
Leilamom – Welcome to the group! Yay for finding a doctor that will work with you!! Good luck with the Clomid and IUI. I love Clomid!
Catheleni – TTC does totally change your frame of reference for everything! Glad that it's not O-time for you yet.
Birdie – Sorry to hear about the migraines!
LivingSky – Thanks for the info! I'm feeling all the more encouraged that I will actually fit into the dress… if I can just get my boobs to fit in there! They keep growing… DH loves it.
Ramzubo – Welcome!! I hope your stay here is short and successful.
Cristimimartini – Hey, I just said "hi" to you in the "pleased to meet you" section, and actually recommended this group – Glad you found it already! Good luck to you! Oh, and as for OPKs, I highly recommend the ClearBlue digital smiley OPKs. Several of the ladies in this thread us them. They are a little more expensive, but because I trust them I used a lot less – and they don't have that silly "thirty day" use-by rule that some of the others have.
Wow, this thread is growing by leaps and bounds!! That means lots more of BFPs coming up very soon!!!
Taxlady – I hope you are feeling better and your new meds are working wonders!
Valerie - Happily married to DH since 09/08
Baby Jacob's finally here!! 10/4/11
Val congrats on your recent BFP!!!! That's amazing news!! I hope you have a happy and healthy 9 months...one friend told me the sicker you are during pregnancy, the healthier the baby is? I wonder what truth is in that?
How does someone stop thinking that every little sign or twinge is a pregnancy symptom? I'm seriously starting to drive myself nuts, like "do I usually pee this much?", what's the definition of "gassy" if I had chili with beans for dinner? Ugh....this is torture LOL...
Too lazy and too much grading to do personals right now (midterms) but I'm thinking about all of you....Especially you, Taxi, hope you're feeling better.
Got my CBE digi OPKs today and managed to bungle my first one somehow, nothing showed up in the window and the insert said "Call the CBE help line." Uh, no. Going to try again tonight maybe.
We BD'd last night and we're out of pre-seed. All I had on hand was jojoba oil and I couldn't find anything about how it affects spermies. Also today was not comfortable, so I don't think I'll be doing that again. I wonder if there's anywhere to buy pre-seed in-store?
My doctor's appointment is tomorrow and I"m nervous. Hope my GP is the right place to start.
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cristini - I hope the whole "sicker you are, healthier the baby" thing isn't true, because I haven't been sick at all! I've had a few waves of nausea, but overall, I'm feeling great (when I can stay awake)! It actually makes me a little nervous - I'd rather have all the symptoms in the book, so I'd KNOW that I'm pregnant, you know? Oh, well. As for the not thinking every symptom is a pregnancy symptom, I did that for over a year, so I have no suggestions. Good luck!
Boots - I messed up my first smiley OPK, too, so don't feel bad. I think with my first one I got too much urine on it, so it gave me an error. Hopefully next OPK goes better for you! Good luck with the grading!! And also good luck with the doctor's appointment tomorrow! I hope you get the answers you want.
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Baby Jacob's finally here!! 10/4/11
Val, I think the woman was just trying to make our pregnant friend feel better hahaha...I'm sure everyone is different and NOT having any sickness would be a blessing in my opinion, so I'm hoping that one day I'll be in your shoes!! She's about 7 weeks along, but has been vomiting all the time and feeling super tired (she's 34), so she sometimes can't even go into work and she's a lawyer! It will probably be hard to hide from them soon. So having some minor indicationsthat you're in fact pregnant would definitely be welcome to me!
Boots, since I'm new I'm sure I missed I your past history. What is the doctor's appointment for? Wish you luck no matter what though!! I wonder if you do call the number if they'll send you some free tests because of the mishap?!
AFM: My temp spiked a little yesterday (after 4 days of flat temps) and then took a dive this morning (CD6), my LP last cycle when I started charting was 13 days long and this chart doesn't look anything like last months. :(
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