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The I & B ministry on the instructions of I & B minister Ms. Sushma Swaraj is monitoring the new reality show on Star World called Temptation Island. The minister has written to a Joint Secretary in the I & B ministry to look at the first few episodes of Temptation Island to find out whether it is in line with Indian ethos and culture and is it ok to let the same broadcast for Indian audiences.
The honorable minister disclosed this in response to a question from a senior colleague from DD Julundhar on the show called " Hum Haazie Hain" on DD Metro, which was telecast on Sunday. She said that she has been called a culture policewoman, Hindu Taliban and all kind of names by the media for her initiatives to make sure that the programming that the audiences see in India is in line with our value systems and said that the masses had supported her in all her endeavors.
She also reminded the audience on the show, which included Mr. Bhuvan Lal of Indian Broadcasting Foundation and the editor of Cinemaya, Ms. Aruna Vasudev, that when she had raised objections to FTV's programming in India, FTV had accepted all the recommendation and had introduced India specific programming.
Temptation Island has received rave reviews from both critics and viewers and if the initial response of audiences is something to go by, the Indian audiences have accepted it and already there are demands for an Indian version of the same.
Media watchers also feel that it should be left to audiences to decide what they watch and the audiences are mature enough to decide for themselves. Ms. Swaraj also shared that the programming on private channels had the rural audiences wondering whether what was shown in these channels about urban India was true and was creating a negative impact on them. She also said that programming of the past like Buniyaad, Hum Log etc., would score over today's programming as it was wholesome, family oriented entertainment.
She also shared that, Prasar Bharati has decided to commission programs based on great pieces of literature in Hindi, Oriya, Tamil and Telugu, so that Indian audiences can benefit from the vast wealth of knowledge and said 500 such novels had been short-listed.
On being asked about Cable Piracy and Convergence Commission Bill by Mr. Bhuvan Lal, ED, IBF, she said that Cable Piracy was being taken up as a priority agenda and a group to tackle it was formed headed by Ms. Anjali Duggal, Joint Secretary in the I & B.
She also shared that recently in Mumbai, an arrangement was reached between film producers and cable operators. Under this arrangement film producers will sell the cable rights for the film at affordable rates to cable operators and in turn cable operators agreed that they would not show the new movies for one year.
On the Convergence Commission bill, she informed the audience that it has been sent to Standing Committee of Parliament with all the recommendations of IBF. She also said that India was quite ahead in terms of introducing legislation in regard to convergence and the only country that had passed the resolution was Malaysia.


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This was the best combination on a pizza ever! I LOVE the cream cheese idea! I have made this with cherry tomatoes and regular tomatoes and I prefer using regular ones. Also, I do not precook the bread anymore. I think it is a little too crisp to precook it and then cook it again. I just warm up the cream cheese before spreading it to make it easier to spread.
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- 1 loaf unsliced French bread
- 1 (8 ounce) container chive & onion cream cheese, softened
- canola oil cooking spray
- 12 ounces cherry tomatoes, sliced
- 1 cup shredded cooked chicken
- 1 (8 ounce) can pineapple, tidbits drained
- 1 jalapeno pepper, halved, seeds removed and sliced
- 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 1⁄4-1⁄2 cup red onion, thinly sliced
- 1⁄3 cup roasted red pepper, coarsely chopped (the kind in the jar)
- 1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
- kosher salt & fresh ground pepper
- dried red pepper flakes, to taste and (optional)
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- Heat oven to 450 degrees F.
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- Bake for 12-15 minutes or until cheese is melted and bread is heated through.
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October 30th, 2007 by sabrina
One more day! And I even managed to find a scary Goddess with a ton of names!
Kali is the Hindu Goddess of life, death, and rebirth. She is the Dark Mother who creates and destroys. Several stories tell of her origin–she is usually the dark part of another Goddess (such as Parvati or Durga), separated out in order to fulfill her task of killing demons. In her most popular myth, Kali slaughtered the demons, enemies of the Gods, and then danced on the battleground, drunk with blood. Her dancing grew to be so frenzied that the Gods were afraid. Lord Shiva, the only one who could control her, lay down on the battlefield himself to get her attention. When Kali stepped on him, she realized what she was doing and stuck out her tongue in dismay. It is in this pose that she is most well-known, with her blue-black skin, wearing a necklace of human heads and a skirt of human arms. In this depiction, Kali has four arms: they hold a sword, a trident, a severed head, and a cup to catch the blood from the head. Her right foot is on Shiva's chest.
Kali's name is from the Sanskrit word kala, meaning either "black" or "time", depending on the context. Her various other names reflect her different forms:
Attahasayuta (laughing loudly)
Balidanapriya (fond of animal sacrifice)
Bhadra Kali (adamantine)
Bhadrakali Vilakshi Kamadatri (giving desires)
Bhairavabhavini Bhavananta Sarasvataprada (bestower of eloquence)
Bhavatarini (redeemer of the universe)
Bhayanaka (giving fear)
Bhima Chandi
Bhimanadini (sounding terrifying)
Bhurbhuvasvahsvarupini (true form of Bhurbhuvahsvar)
Cchinnajata Jatajutavilasini Sarvarajayutabhima Sarvarajoparisthata Shmashanstha (dwelling in the cremation ground)
Chaturvargaprada (giver of the four aims)
Daksina Kali (remover of the fear of death)
Danavendraprapujita (worshipped by Danavas)
Devi Khadgahasta (holding a cleaver)
Dukhadaridyanashini (destroyer of unhappiness and poverty)
Garbha (the womb)
Gauri (golden one)
Gayatri Savitri Mahanilasarasvati Lakshmirlakshanasamyukta (showing all the signs of Lakshmi)
Guhya Kali (secret)
Jagadamba (world mother)
Jagadanandakarini (cause of bliss in the world)
Jagadvighnasini (destroyer of world obstacles)
Jaganmata (mother of the world)
Jaganmayi (consisting of the world)
Jagatsara (essence of the world)
Kadamba-pushpamalini (wearing a garland of kadamba flowers)
Kadamba-pushpasantosa (taking delight in the kadamba flowers)
Kadambari-panarata (who drinks the kadamba flower wine)
Kadambari-priya (excited and pleased with the kadamba wine)
Kadamba-vanasamcara (wanderer in the kadamba forest)
Kadamba-vanavasini (who lives in the kadamba forest)
Kadambini (dark as a bank of rain-clouds)
Kaladhara (bearer of the crescent moon and all female energy)
Kalahamsa-gati (moving and swaying as a swan)
Kalakantaka-ghatini (destructress of the fear of death)
Kalakanthi (with a soft and deep-throated voice)
Kalakarshini (conqueror and/or destroyer of time)
Kalamanjira-carana (whose toe-bells sound sweet melodies)
Kalamata (mother and destructress of time)
Kalanada-ninadini (sweet as the chakravaka bird)
Kalanala-samadyuti (brilliant as the fires of the final dissolution)
Kalaratri (black night)
Kalatmika (self of kalas)
Kalavati (possessor of all the arts)
Kali Kalaratrisvarupini (true form of the night of time)
Kali Ma (mother of karma)
Kali Mahamaya (the great sorceress)
Kali Nath
Kalidarpaghni (destructress of pride)
Kalika (devourer of him who devours [Shiva])
Kalikalmasa-nasini (destructress of Evil)
Kalikamata (black earth-mother)
Kalpalata (creeper who provides every desire)
Kalyani (bestower of peace and happiness)
Kamabija-japananda (excited to hear 'klim' [mantra of sexual union])
Kamabija-svarupini (embodiment of the mantra 'klim')
Kamala (who enjoys and is herself enjoyed)
Kamalalaya-madhyastha (abiding in the center of the lotus)
Kamalamoda-modini (pleased and intoxicated by the scent of lotus)
Kamalasana-santushta (lover of the lotus flower)
Kamalasana-vasini (delighted to be seated within the lotus)
Kamaniya (beautiful one)
Kamaniya-gunaradhya (adorable image of all tenderness)
Kamaniya-vibhushana (beauty is thy ornament)
Kamapasa-vimocini (liberator from the bonds of desire)
Kamapitha-vilasini (playing at the Kamakhya Pitha)
Kamarupa (in the form of desire)
Kamarupa-kritavasa (who lives in the place of sexual desire)
Kamarupini (assuming any form she desires)
Kamkalamalya-dharini (wearing a garland of bones)
Kancanacala-kaumudi (shining moon-beam on the mountain of gold)
Kancanadri-kritagara (residing in the golden mountain [Meru])
Kantukini (joyous one)
Kapalapatra-nirata (drinking from a skull-cup)
Kapali (wearer of skulls)
Kapalini Kurukulla Viprachitta Kantachitta Madonmada (drunk with desire)
Kapardini (lover of him with the matted hair [Shiva])
Kapardisha-kripanvita (kind and devoted to him with the matted hair [Shiva])
Kapila (tawny-colored one)
Karalasya (thou of formidable countenance with teeth like fangs)
Karali (frightening)
Karanamrita-santosha (pleased with the nectar of purified wine)
Karanananda-japeshta (deity of those who worship with wine)
Karanananda-siddhida (giver of success to those who enjoy wine)
Karanarcana-harshita (glad to be worshipped with purified wine)
Karanarnava-sammagma (immersed in an ocean of wine)
Karanavrata-palini (protecting those who perform ritual with wine)
Karpura-candanakshita (body painted with camphor and sandal paste)
Karpura-karanahlada (pleased with purified wine flavored with camphor)
Karpura-malabharana (adorned with garlands of camphor)
Karpuramoda-modita (whom the scent of camphor gladdens)
Karpuramrita-payini (drinker of nectar flavored with camphor)
Karpura-sagaralaya (at home in the ocean of camphor)
Karpura-sagarasnata (bathing in the ocean of camphor)
Karunamrita-sagara (ocean of the nectar of compassion)
Kashtahartri (allayer of all suffering)
Kasishvara-dayini (giver of blessings to the Lord of Varanasi [Shiva])
Kasishvara-kritamoda (giver of pleasures to the Lord of Varanasi)
Kasishvara-manorama (beloved of Shiva who overwhelms his mind)
Kasishvari (Queen of the Sacred City [Varanasi])
Kasturi-bhojanaprita (who is pleased to eat musk of the musk deer)
Kasturi-dahajanani (mother of those who burn musk as incense)
Kasturim-rigatoshini (who is fond of the musk deer)
Kasturi-pujakapriya (loving those who worship her with musk)
Kasturi-pujanarata (excited by worship with musk)
Kasturi-saurabhamoda (gladdened by the scent of musk)
Kasturi-tilakojjvala (luminous one with a mark of musk on her forehead)
Kaulika-priyakarini (benefactress of the Kula)
Kaulika-radhya (adored by Kula Tantrics)
Kishori (thou who art ever youthful)
Klaibyanasini (destroying all fears)
Komalamgi (delicate and tender-bodied)
Kripadhara (vessel of compassion)
Kripagama (attainable only by her compassion)
Kripamayi (truly merciful)
Kripapara (whose mercy is without limit)
Krishanu (thou art fire)
Krishna (black of hue as is Krishna)
Krishnananda-vivardhini (who increases joy and bliss of Krishna)
Krishodari (slender of waist)
Kulacara (observant of the Kulacara)
Kulakamini (Lady of the Kula)
Kulamarga-pradarshini (revealing the Kula-Path to seekers)
Kulina (embodiment of the Kula teachings)
Kulinarti-nasini (destructress of the Kula's afflictions)
Kumari-bhojanananda (pleased by the feasts and gifts to the virgins)
Kumari-pujakalaya (refuge of all virgin worshippers)
Kumari-pujanaprita (pleased by the worship of virgin girls)
Kumari-rupadharini (who is in the form of a virgin)
Kumatighni (destructress of all evil inclinations)
Kurchabija-japaprita (pleased by worship with the mantra 'hum')
Kurchajapa-parayayana (threatening and conquering demons with 'hum')
Kvanatkanci-vibhusana (whose girdle-bells tinkle ever so sweet)
Madanaprita Madaghurnitalochana (eyes full of desire)
Madhya Trivalivalayanchita Gandharvaihsamstutasa (praised by the Gandharvas)
Madottirna Kharparasinaramundavilasini Naramundasraja (with a necklace of men's heads)
Maha Kali (the great mother)
Mahagaurasarvanga (greatly golden in all limbs)
Mahakali Jagadhatri (creator of the world)
Mahanandistuta (praised by Mahanandi)
Mahishasuradhatini Shivapujya (worshipped by Shiva)
Matangi (elephant lady)
Maya Mahamaya Mahodaya
Muktakeshi (dishevelled of hair)
Nanda Siddhacharanasevita (served by Siddhacharas)
Nilameghavarna (the colour of a blue rain-cloud)
Nilavani (blue Sarasvati)
Nitya Kali (endless time)
Padma (lotus)
Padmaragopashobhita Karabhayaprada (hand removing fear)
Pavitra Parama (supreme)
Phalaharini Kali
Prakiritia (nature)
Purnenduvadana (with a face like the full moon)
Rakshakali (the protectress)
Sadhvi (holy)
Samdiptalochana Shavasanarata (addicted to the corpse asana)
Samhlada Viparitaratatura (addicted to taking the superior sexual role)
Sarvalakshanalakshita (having every single characteristic)
Sarvamangalamangala (greatest fortune of all)
Sarvasampatprada (giver of all prosperity)
Sarvasarvabhisthaphalaprada (giver of the fruit of every possible desire)
Sarvavidyamayi (consisting of all vidya)
Savitri (mother of the Vedas)
Sharatjyotsna (light of the autumn moon)
Sheetla (the goddess of smallpox)
Shivaprita (loved by Shiva)
Shyama Kali (dispeller of fear)
Siddha Kali
Smashana Kali (ever joyous dancer)
Sundaripara (supremely beautiful)
Svadha Svaha Vashatkara Saradindusamaprabha (as bright as the autumn moon)
Ugra Chandi
Varavarnini Vararoha Shivaruha (riding Shiva)
Vidhatri (creatrix)
Vidhatrivaradayini (giver of boons in creation)
Vishvamata (cosmic mother)
Vyaghracharmavrita (wearing tiger skin)
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My most vivid memories of beets come from when I was a kid and there would be a pickled beet on my plate. It's fuchsia juices would be running at an alarming rate toward other pieces of food on my plate (I can't stand for my food to touch) and I would have to scoop it up and eat it before it disturbed the rest of my meal. As an adult, I've steered away from the vegetable just upon principle.
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Superintendent Bloom is a heartless, cruel, calculating, abusive, and tyrannical monster who has absolutely no regard for any human safety or life. He runs the Hebrew Home For Boys with an iron fist and uses lies and trickery to get his way, like when he tries to hide the boys' abuse. Mr. Bloom is nicknamed "Mr. Doom" by the boys because of his cruelty. Anyone who breaks the rules at the orphanage risks getting beaten with a yardstick by him. When our hero, Dave Caros, arrives at the HHB, Mr. Bloom welcomes him to the home and steals a carving that belongs to Dave's late father. The orphans warn Dave about Mr. Doom's tyranny and when Dave gets caught for sneaking out, the powerful man gives him a terrible thrashing after he calls him a thief. The boys help Dave take back the carving, a few of them getting injured in the process, and helps our hero escape, but not before Mr. Bloom nearly catches him. Dave returns with his new friends, a gonif and a kind little girl, he faces Mr. Bloom and tells him off. The evil man is fired by the press at the end of the book, never to terrorize the Hebrew Home for Boys again.
- Superintendent Bloom has many similarities to Bill Sikes.
- Although Dave at Night is based on true events during the Harlem Renaissance, the superintendents at the Hebrew Orphan Asylum, which was the inspiration for the Hebrew Home For Boys, were not vile and vicious.


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- Doing something that completely occupied my mind e.g. going to the gym was helpful for dealing with the grief.
- I spoke to people about my miscarriage a lot. I found it was easier for me to be honest than to pretend that it hadn't happened. People were very understanding, and often had stories to share with me.
- I had counselling. This is not something I have told many people, because it was also related to issues in my marriage that I don't want everyone to know. I was pregnant again by the time I started counselling, so it helped me deal with my fears for my new pregnancy.
- Facebook was not very helpful. Pregnancy announcements etc. were very difficult to deal with.
- My counsellor recommended that we name our baby, write the baby a letter and then plant a plant with the letter in the soil. This was very helpful for closure, particularly for my husband. I still have the plant on my balcony (I made sure I picked something very hardy because I thought I wouldn't deal very well if the plant died!)
- I read books about others who had miscarried, and shed tears over their sad stories.
If I think of any more I will add them to the list!
Posted 15 January 2013 - 07:58 AM
My miscarriage anniversary was this month - 2 years ago we lost out baby at 13 weeks.
It still hurts, we haven't been lucky enough to have a child which I think would help me.
The only other thing I would add - if she feels like it cry, just let it out, there is no point in holding it in - it doesn't necessarily make you feel better but it sometimes helps so you don't burst into tears at a less appropriate time.
Also to take as much time as you need, don't feel you have to conform to other peoples standards or beliefs this is such a personal loss that you need to do what you have to do.
Posted 15 January 2013 - 08:08 AM
I had named my baby and bought a tree as some sort of 'outside' connection to the internal feelings I was feeling. I would just sit near the tree and mull over my feelings and what I was going to do next.
I was extremely lonely - It felt like nobody could understand the love that I had for this baby that I didn't have in my arms.
My sister in law was going on to have a healthy baby and that made things worse.
This forum helps allot.
Edited by Mariamsmum, 19 January 2013 - 05:55 AM.
Posted 15 January 2013 - 08:22 AM
I found I needed to talk but sometimes others weren't very good at listening (because the topic made them uncomfortable) and that I needed to realise that it wasn't a personal thing
My moods were (are) all over the place - some days I was fine and others I was quite depressed about it.
I went back to TTC straight away and then had another bout of depression when I failed to conceive that first cycle.
I would find myself getting angry over everthing and it took me a little while to realise it was because of feelings I had re the miscarriage which I hadn't dealt with.
Posted 15 January 2013 - 08:29 AM
I still don't talk about it. Not even with DP.
My baby was due at Christmas.. I have had three Christmases since then and they seem to be getting more difficult alas - I could feel myself getting really tense and a bit teary as my friends were describing their children's Christmas excitement..
Like PP if I had a child I don't think it would be as big a deal though.
Posted 15 January 2013 - 08:48 AM
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A close friend has just miscarried, and it has got me thinking about my miscarriage a year and a half ago and if there is anything I can tell her that might be helpful over the next few months. If you have anything to add, please do.
- The first few weeks afterwards I felt absolutely awful. I also found that I had a renewed period of grief 5 weeks later when a close friend announced a pregnancy and AF returned within a few days of each other. Now I can look back on that time as being terrible, but the strength of the emotion has thankfully died down.
- Doing something that completely occupied my mind e.g. going to the gym was helpful for dealing with the grief.
- I spoke to people about my miscarriage a lot. I found it was easier for me to be honest than to pretend that it hadn't happened. People were very understanding, and often had stories to share with me.
- I had counselling. This is not something I have told many people, because it was also related to issues in my marriage that I don't want everyone to know. I was pregnant again by the time I started counselling, so it helped me deal with my fears for my new pregnancy.
- Facebook was not very helpful. Pregnancy announcements etc. were very difficult to deal with.
- My counsellor recommended that we name our baby, write the baby a letter and then plant a plant with the letter in the soil. This was very helpful for closure, particularly for my husband. I still have the plant on my balcony (I made sure I picked something very hardy because I thought I wouldn't deal very well if the plant died!)
- I read books about others who had miscarried, and shed tears over their sad stories.
If I think of any more I will add them to the list!
I lost my son At 18.5 weeks in oct 2011. I did everything OP that you did to get me in to a better emotional state. It was the hardest period if my life but i learnt so much about myself. My relationship with DH strengthened and we became pregnant in July 2012. We are due to have a dd in march. I honor all my children with their 13 week ultrasound with a picture on the wall. I have pictures if DS when he was born but they are confronting for some people where the ultrasound it shows I have had 4 beautiful children. I lost friends at this time as they didn't visit or take time to call in my greatest time if need.. Be there for your friend whatever way they need it.
Posted 15 January 2013 - 10:47 AM
I got this poem from the hospital yesterday and it might help your friend - I know it did me!
A Prayer for Spring
Like springtime, let me unfold
And grow, fresh and new,
From this cocoon of grief
That has been spun around me.
Help me face the harsh reality of
Sunshine and renewed life,
As my bones still creak from
The winter of my grief
Life has dared to go on around me
And as I recover from
The insult of life's continuance,
I readjust my focus to
Include recovery and growth
As a possibility in my furture.
Give me strenght to break out of
The cocoon of my grief.
But may I never forget it as
The place where I grew my wings,
Becoming a new person
Because of my loss.
Janis Heil
Posted 15 January 2013 - 01:29 PM
That is a perfect poem, bwokbwok.
I find it hard to believe it has been three years since my first miscarriage. It is still feels so raw and recent, especially having lost another baby in July. I am very lucky to have had my daughter between losses because I don't know how I would ever have broken out of the "grief cocoon" as per the poem. My love and highest respect for keeping on going to those of you who have not
I guess if I was giving advice to your friend I would tell her that one day you will smile and even laugh again. It may not seem like it at the moment but one day life will start to feel a bit better. Also, as per the poem, she will come out of it as a different person - there will always be that heavy ball of grief and lost innocence but eventually she will be able to file it somewhere inside herself. It will always be there but not at the forefront.
Edited by with the goo goose, 15 January 2013 - 09:30 PM.
Posted 15 January 2013 - 09:27 PM
Sadly I had a miscarriage last week, went in for the NT scan at 12w2d only to be told that there was no heartbeat and baby had stopped growing at 9 weeks. I was booked in and had a D&C the next day.
It's such a devastating time, I've found that talking to others who've been through the same helps, just reading others stories on online support forums made me feel less alone. I bought a bracelet with an angel charm which I wear everyday and my DH has our 8 week ultrasound photo in a frame by the bed.
I think it's important to go through the emotions, I've been sobbing uncontrollably, angry to the point where I had to punch my pillow, but for the most part I'm numb and still in shock. I know time will heal but in the meantime I try to keep busy by walking, gardening, painting, whatever I can to occupy my mind. Talking to DH helps us both and has brought us closer which is a positive.
Your friend is lucky to have someone like you who understands what she's going through and can help her through it. All the best x
Posted 15 January 2013 - 09:44 PM
Talking is healing. Particularly with your partner. I think there is a common idea that they won't understand, and to a certain point that is true, but that doesn't mean they can't empathise. I think the shutting out is very hurtful and if you can't say it, you could always write it down. I sent my dh a link to a thread I have on another site about it, he never brought it up, but I know it helped him realise I wasn't being crazy.
Crying is okay. There are much worse things than crying at the sight of someone else's newborn.
Just because your family stop asking/ talking about it, doesn't mean they don't care. It does mean they don't know what to say.
It's not lineal. Don't expect to continually improve, there will be moments when you feel setback. It which new thing, each new milestone will gradually get easier.
It's okay to feel envy, it doesn't mean you are a horrible person.
Deactivating fb was the best possible thing I could do for about 6 months. L
Posted 17 January 2013 - 04:22 PM
This thread is a great idea. I think it's lovely that you are trying to help your friend OP.
My miscarriage was 7 months ago - I think about it every single day and still cry most weeks. I can't let it go. I haven't fallen preg again since and most likely won't which hurts so much.
I haven't done the planting a tree thing but think we should.
I have made a scrapbook page of a photo of me when i was pregnant (but didn't know it at the time the pic was taken) and i've hidden a secret journal panel in there with all my thoughts and feelings about losing bub 3.
DH is a good listener but doesn't say much.
I'm not sure why but I think I feel worse because I only knew I was pregnant for a few hours before my miscarriage began. I feel cheated. The fact that we fell accidentally pregnant when I was desperate for a 3rd child but DH was not (so we weren't TTC) makes it feel like I was robbed of my one chance at a third child.
My question is how do you live with your last pregnancy being a lost one? I'm going to go back to counselling again to try to help find an answer to that one.
People seem uncomfortable when you mention miscarriage - I think only woman who have experienced one can relate enough to care to listen to you.
Envy is awful. I hate myself for thinking negatively about people who I ordinarily would be so happy for. I can't believe how selfish I've become actually - I know my mothering of my other 2 children has suffered because of my obsession with the m/c and having another baby.
These forums are amazingly helpful. Thanks.
Posted 18 January 2013 - 01:29 PM
Wow, what a wonderful friend that you are.
I like many others here are member of this club too (twice). I am lucky to have a DH and a very good friend who will laugh, celebrate and cry with me through our journey. Whith our first loss my DH took it nearly as hard as I did. There were times that he could not be near me as he felt that how he was feeling was not emotionaly helpful to me at the time. These were the times that my friend stood in. She took me for me D&C when DH couldn't.
With my second loss DH was absolutly wonderful and stood by me they whole time.
My friend was there for me when I needed, took a back seat when I wanted to be on my own and was a great listener and cryer. I found that there were times when I needed all of this and she just understood.
I think that this is the most important.
I hope that this has helped you. I think that you are amazing reliving those no doubt hard times with your friend.
Posted 03 February 2013 - 12:43 PM
I think the most important thing said to me after was that it was nothing that I did wrong, even so I was running through the list of things I did when I thought I wasn't pregnant (my bfp came late - probably after I had already miscarried according to my doctor) so I was coming up with ways to blame myself, which is not helpful.
The second thing that helped was being told that it doesn't mean I can't have a successful pregnancy. It happened on my first, which was so stressful to start with as I was afraid we would have problems with falling pregnant so it's important to remember that it doesn't mean it will always happen.
The third most helpful thing was going back to my doctor. At first I didn't accept it - I was hoping that it was just a late conception and that the reason they couldn't find a pregnancy in the scan was because it was still too early. I still was having the effects of the hormones and having pregnancy symptoms and I wanted to hold on to the hope that they got it wrong. Two days after I got the news I was having cramping and feeling really nauseous, so I went back to the doctor to get checked out and that gave me an opportunity to ask more questions, understand the diagnosis and figure out what to do now. I was too emotional when I first was told - I didn't hear about half of what she said, I couldn't talk, and my head filled up with questions afterwards so it really helped me to get answers when I was in a slightly more stable place. The doctors I go to are a women's practice and are very supportive and caring, so I understand this may not be useful if the GP is one of those who rush you out the door and only let you have one 'problem' per visit.
The worst thing said to me was from DH, who said 'it's ok, it was only a pregnancy, not a baby'. I was so completely gobsmacked. We only knew I was pregnant for 4 days, and it was obvious something was weird, but in wanting a baby so much I was already making plans and celebrating, while he didn't consider it 'real' yet. It was obvious in the way he told people vs. how I did (we told our mums and a couple of close friends because even if the worst happened I wanted to be able to talk about it with them) - I told people we were 'having a baby' - he told people that I'd 'had a positive pregnancy test'. I think it's so important to recognise that every pregnancy is a life, not a medical condition.
The other stupid thing people said to me was the old 'everything happens for a reason' - how does anyone EVER think that will help? In any situation of grief? Ugh! We need to get rid of that expression.
I was too busy at work to take time off and in a way it helped because I was distracted, but if anyone at work was pregnant I couldn't have faced it. The trip to and from work was terrible though - I felt like everywhere I looked I saw a pregnant woman or someone with a baby. I went and had a cry when I got to work every day this week, and same when I got home. But for the 8 hours in the office I was busy, and not thinking about it all day. I'm a wallower so it helped to be busy.
That's been the other big thing for me - letting it out. My DH thought that the best way to deal with it was to go on as normal. No way! I needed time to cry, really cry, and talk about it, and not be afraid to tell people what you need. Once I talked about it with DH and explained how I needed him to support me (not trying to 'solve' it, just listen, and give me comfort) we both got what we needed. Everyone has different needs when grieving and it helped me to share that with my loved ones.
Finally - stay off facebook. Really. If it's anything like mine it's non-stop baby pics and for now, it's horrible. The morning after I found out my friend posted pics of her twin baby girls, who I adore, and in that moment I hated them, and her, and that was a truly awful feeling because they are some of the most special people in my life and I feel like an awful person for having such nasty feelings. I have really found these forums helpful too. It gives me room to think through and express my feelings, and share my grief while not feeling embarrassed for being a blubbering mess.
And that's my essay. I wish your friend and everyone going through this all the comfort in the world.
Posted 03 February 2013 - 01:00 PM
- your not grieving just the loss of pregnancy but the liss of what might have been
- you will grieve at some level for the rest of your life, with periods of time between each grief episode
- however you feel at any given point in time is ok and normal
- that you will feel sick, annoyed, p*ssed off, angry at others pregnancy announcenents and that is ok
- your thoughts will be consumed by the mc and ttc after at times and that is normal
- people around you, even your partner, may move on or get over it quicker. Go at your own pace
- if you get pregnant again, that us a new journey and not determined by your mc. Don't be afraid to feel joy in future pregnancies
- don't rush back to work, cancel social things if you feel the need to hide
- don't feel ashamed. Miscarriage is not a dirty word nor does it need to be a secret. It is amazing how many people have been touched by mc
Take care of yourself, be gentle on yourself and grieve however you need to.
Your friend is lucky to have you
Edited by kiwi-girl, 03 February 2013 - 01:01 PM.
Posted 07 March 2013 - 05:27 PM
I went to see a grief counsellor yesterday in the hope that he'd help me get through tomorrow (my EDD) as well as with 'moving on' in general. He recommended the following and I thought it was amazing advice that might be useful for OP's friend and any woman experiencing the loss of a potential life.
All this advice centres around the premise that there has been no ceremony/ritual around the loss and the counsellor suggested that until you can have your belief systems involved in the process of grieving it won't really happen....
1) Buy a new candle and a holder and light the candle whilst listening to a song that is significant in some way- allow yourself to sit with the candle, music and no doubt tears for as long as needed.
2) Make a memory book/box filled with anything and everything that will help memorialise the 'bub'. For example:
-a page dedicated to the names you would have chosen for them
-hopes and dreams you had for the baby, maybe a letter to them
- pics or actual items that symbolise things from the time of the loss - perhaps a piece of clothing that was for the baby or that you were wearing, maybe a scan pic or blood test result form etc.
- photos of people that would have been important to the baby/were important to you at the time
-lyrics to songs that might be significant
-etc, etc
I'm planning on giving this a go tomorrow and DH and are having lunch just the two of us and going to buy a piece of artwork that we will dedicate to the memory of our lost baby.
I hope this info can be of help to anyone that needs it.
Posted 08 March 2013 - 09:05 PM
I have had three miscarriages and have very rarely spoken to anyone about them-maybe once or twice? Anyway, I have found that time has helped heal the pain. Very occasionally I think to myself that I would have at least one child who would be x amount of years older than my first born, but really, it does me no good to dwell on the past. My advice is to allow yourself time and space to grieve, however long that may take.
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i have a closed LAN that i want to use Spice work as my IT solution.i must configure the mail setting and the user portal.
1.can i use Spice Works In a Non Internet environment?
2.I have free pop mail.
i use IE8 and i configured the mail settings i keep on getting "Error on outgoing settings:the server kx001.tsa.local refused the connection on port 25.Please note that the SMTP via Proxy is not supported" i dont use proxy in my net .
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ok fixed.
only thing that fixed it was a new pop3 "mail enable" software.
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Sep 12, 2011 at 6:26 UTC
Can you telnet to your local email host on port 25?
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jay: i telnet the port connection file.
more info, i use outlook2003, ( from which i copy/paste settings to Spice), on the machine and i send and received ok from the "mail server software" .
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Thanks for the Link i follow the instruction -no success.
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Sep 12, 2011 at 7:36 UTC
jay: thanks for the replay so fast.
* i don't have a firewall on .not on the machine and not on the server were is the mail server.
* i've tried telnet ip_server 25 - replied connect failed
what can i do more?
Sep 12, 2011 at 7:41 UTC
Sep 12, 2011 at 7:45 UTC
So if you telnet from the SpiceWorks server to the mail server it fails?
Sep 12, 2011 at 7:58 UTC
yes it fails. you are right ,i don't know why due,
because....on the server there is no firewall + outlook is working fine with same settings.
Sep 12, 2011 at 8:30 UTC
Due you have an actual email server internal or are you just running Outlook?
Sep 13, 2011 at 2:31 UTC
i use argsoft mail server .client are outlook
Sep 13, 2011 at 4:38 UTC
any idea?
Sep 13, 2011 at 6:12 UTC
Can you post a pic of your email settings page?
Sep 27, 2011 at 5:23 UTC
ok fixed.
only thing that fixed it was a new pop3 "mail enable" software.
thanks a lot for the help jay.
"Shana Tova" To you All :-)
Oct 27, 2011 at 5:03 UTC
Glad you got it, and thanks for posting back your solution, hopefully it will help someone else later on with a similar problem.
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A batsman takes a glancing blow to the grille of the helmet, dusts himself off and keeps batting.
If ever there was a sign that cricket was taking a tentative step back towards normality this was it, on the first morning of a hastily arranged practice match between the touring Indian team and a Cricket Australia XI at Glenelg on Thursday.
Mohammed Shami, bowling for a place in the Indian attack for next week's first Test, got a ball to rear up at Tasmanian opener Jordan Silk before he had his eye in.
"First ball, it was one that glanced the grille. I tried to keep my eye on it, I guess, as best I could," explained Silk after scoring 58 for the local side. "That happens, I guess, in cricket."
A knock to the head, soon after the teams had stood together on the field for a minute's silence for Phillip Hughes, was always going to deliver a fright to the batsman and everyone watching.
Hughes died from an exceptionally rare injury after he was struck by a bouncer. Silk's blow was much more typical of the thousands of hits batsmen have taken at all levels of cricket down the years.
"A little bit shaken up but I just tried to stay composed. If anything, it probably got me going a little bit better. I guess all you can do is just try to face the next ball and play it on its merits," he said.
Silk felt that Shami, who collected 2-37, was the pick of the Indian bowlers, although the express-paced Varun Aaron all-but assured himself of a Test spot with 4-41.
Aaron had Silk caught in the slips with a rising delivery and the tourists bowled out the CA XI for 243.
"You've got to be on your game and reacting well," Silk said of Aaron. "Both openers bowled with quite good pace and there was some good carry in that wicket, too. I think the conditions suited their attack early and it was a really good test for our younger guys.
"Mohammed Shami early was quite difficult, I found. His short ball was quite quick and a few of our guys found it a bit challenging. I thought when he got the ball in the right area he was quite effective."
Ishant Sharma, the most experienced paceman in the Indian squad, went without a wicket, while leg-spinner Karn Sharma, who seems only an outside chance of unseating Ravi Ashwin for the Test, took 3-57.
Indian players, including captain Virat Kohli, rushed back to Adelaide to play in the tour match after Hughes' funeral. For Silk, it felt right to be back on the field. "We're all trying to pay our respects by getting out on the field and playing again."
At stumps, Murali Vijay was unbeaten on 39 and Kohli on 30. But this was not an ideal Test warm-up for Shikhar Dhawan, who was caught whipping Josh Lalor to square leg for a golden duck after making 10 in the first tour match.
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It's easy to hear the distant hissing and booing from some music enthusiasts when someone mentions the genre pop-punk, and there are some very valid reasons for this. With its fan base seen as comprising mostly of teenage fangirls, and many pop punk band members adhering to that feminine, eye-shadowed and black skinny jeaned look (see: Pete Wentz), perhaps their negative remarks about the genre are valid.
Regardless of this, there are few bands that both fall into this genre and have remained at the peak of respect within the music scene their entire career, and Motion City Soundtrack are certainly one of them. Acclaimed release after acclaimed release, the quintet know how to keep everyone around them completely satisfied. With their new LP Go finally being released after two years of intense round-the-world touring, bassist Matthew Taylor had something to talk about.
With Motion City Soundtrack gracing our shores over two years ago for 2010's Soundwave Festival, promoting their release My Dinosaur Life of the same year, Australia is still waiting in hope for a long-awaited appearance. Unfortunately, Taylor wasn't so sure, "Oh man, I'd love to say we do have an Australian tour to announce, really," he replies, "but we're just so busy. I can assure you, though, that there's something in the works."
With Go being Motion City Soundtrack's fifth full-length release, do they believe they're still heading in the right direction? "Can I be completely honest here?" asks Taylor, "I think it's the best work we've ever done. In my opinion, it kicks the Commit This to Memorie's and the I am the Movie's right out of the water. We all really, really love what we made."
"Go was definitely one that required a team effort too," reveals the bassist, "we all slowly but surely brought in little ideas we made when were on our lonesome, and then worked together to see what we could do for it. I guess that's why we're so sentimental with this album – because it was a team effort. That, and we chose to recruit one of our dear friends to produce it."
Said 'dear friend' is producer Ed Ackerson who helped engineer the band's previous effort, My Dinosaur Life, two years earlier and whose CV also includes The Jayhawks and Golden Smog, but Taylor remarks that its the consistency of their sound that's helped as much as the people they've worked with. "One of the realities about our music is that we've kept all the unique sounds and features our music incorporates throughout our whole career, and that's something our more hardcore fans realise." Adding that, "we've always treated our moog more as a rhythm instrument than a sound effect producer, and, although Go has a more lighter feel to it, we've still kept within our acquired sound."
As the conversation dives deeper, Taylor mentions that he wasn't one of the original members. "Yeah, I actually joined back in 2002!". Collecting his thoughts, he begins to explain his backstory, "I was in a different band with our drummer Tony [Thaxton], and we were on tour with Motion City Soundtrack. They needed a new drummer, so they recruited Tony. Then, around six months later, Tony brought me in as the replacement bassist."
"I was really excited to join," recalls Taylor, "because while the guys weren't completely well known, as we are today, they certainly had something. Before I joined, they had released a few EPs, but that was still after their phase of having a lot longer and harder songs, which everyone should scour the internet for."
A growing discography for Motion City Soundtrack just means more difficulty in which classics to put in their sets. So which songs are Taylor's top picks? "Well, we haven't played our new stuff yet, apart from "True Romance", so I can't really comment on those. I know that "Make Out Kids" really gets me going with its odd rhythm. One of the harder ones for me has always been "Last Night", because I have to follow the kick drum. I don't know why, it's just always required me to have a lot of concentration when we play it."
Finally, with Taylor's last words for the interview, he explains that though the members are veterans in performing, they do sometimes get nervous before a show. "Yeah, we do get nervous – some more than others. Sometimes Justin [Pierre, frontman] talks really fast on stage, which is really indicative of how nervous he is," explains Taylor, "whenever I feel nervous, though, I just hide in a corner by myself and listen to music. It works pretty well."
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AN: Another installment of the Growing Up Series. I was pretty sad with how Henry was with Regina in 2x03, so I needed to write something nicer to counter that. I get where he's coming from, but man, did I yell at the TV on Sunday.
Growing Up: Light in the Storm
Regina sat on the edge of four-year old Henry's bed, a stuffed dragon clutched firmly in his possession as the rain pitter-pattered against his bedroom window and only increased in speed and sound. A thunderstorm was approaching the small town of Storybrooke, nothing too large to warrant the town under caution but enough to know that even the bravest of little boys could get frightened by the noise.
"Are you sure you don't want to sleep in my room tonight?" Regina asked for the third time. She added as an encouragement, "I could really use the company."
Henry's eyes showed a brief moment of contemplation before he put on a brave face and hugged his stuffed toy tighter. "I'm a big boy."
Regina couldn't help the smile forming on her face and leaned down to peck her son's forehead. "Yes you are."
He scooted up a little to wrap his arms around her neck in a hug before laying back down, his mother tucking him in nice and tight. She wished him good night, and the boy didn't object when she 'forgot' that he didn't need his night light anymore. With an affectionate glance at her son, Regina inched the door closed, leaving it open a crack just in case.
The wind howled causing the tree next to Henry's window to rap menacingly against the glass. Lightning crackled through the sky lighting up the toddler's room for the briefest of moments before succumbing to darkness again, its only source of light was the Spiderman plug-in night light and the red light of his clock letting him know it was well past his bed time.
As brave and grown up as Henry told his mother he was, he couldn't stop the crippling fear coursing through his bones with every tap of the window and eerie flash of the lightning. The boy remained still under the covers, the blanket hiding up to half of his face giving him enough space to peek around. He had been on high alert for what seemed like hours, but in reality had actually been fifteen minutes. He had to be vigilant. Him and his dragon had to be awake in case his mom got scared and needed protecting. His trusty dragon, Rex, was on watch duty, but Henry knew his stuffy was a tad bit frightened too.
"It's okay, Rex," he whispered to the toy. "Just rain."
A fierce wind blew the branches into his window creating a particularly loud thump against the glass. Henry gulped. "And wind."
He paused as if listening to his dragon. "It wasn't a monster."
As if on cue, a gunshot-like boom of thunder sounded accompanied by a crack of lightning. No longer was Spiderman giving off light and the red digital time of Henry's alarm clock had gone black, forcing the room into complete darkness.
In the moment the thunder had sounded, Henry had shot up out of bed with Rex in tow. He flung his door wide open and ran at full speed to Regina's room. To protect her, of course.
Despite the black out, Henry easily ran through the hallway and into his mother's room as she was putting down a novel. He didn't note her surprised yet amused face as he dove under the covers and wrapped her arms around him.
She smiled affectionately, sliding down to properly wrap around him and brought him up to eye level.
"I'm not scared," Henry immediately defended. "Me and Rex were protecting you."
"You have perfect timing," she whispered and pushed back his floppy brown hair from his forehead. "That last boom had me scared."
Her son nodded his agreement. "And it was dark."
"That it was. I'm lucky you're here to protect me." She adjusted his plushie to settle in between them. "My brave little boy."
"A big boy." He immediately glared then his expression turned sheepish. "I was a little scared."
She held him tighter to her as if daring the storm to get her son from her grasp. "I was always taught the lightning is our light in darkness and the thunder, the big boom, tests us."
"For what?"
"If we're not scared of the thunder, then we can have our light. The darkness doesn't seem so bad, does it?" She asked
He shook his head. "'Cause it'll get brighter."
She tapped his nose in confirmation.
"I'm not scared no more-"
"Anymore," she corrected affectionately.
"Anymore." He turned his puppy dog eyes on her. "But can Rex and me sleep here tonight?"
"Of course, sweetie." She felt her son snuggle deeper into her warmth.
The first big boom had Henry tense and curl into Regina's neck. However, as thunder kept sounding and lightning kept rippling, he realized the noise was rather quite soothing.
Regina grinned as she watched her tired son attempt to fight sleep. He wasn't even flinching when thunder sounded anymore.
The Mayor glanced up when she noticed the room had gotten significantly brighter. Her bedside lamp was on and the digits of her alarm clock blinked 12:00 waiting to be programmed. A faint mumbling from the boy beside her had her turning her attention back to her son.
"What was that, dear?"
"Our light came," he said tiredly before finally drifting off to sleep.
Regina watched him for a moment and pecked his forehead. She couldn't help but think that her light had been present for the past four years.


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Hi Everyone,
I received this question regarding gifts for officiants:
"I was just wondering, do you normally buy something for the Minister that is marrying you? If so, what ideas do you have."
This was my reply:
Traditionally Ministers, as with other types of religious or non-religious celebrants, charge a standard fee for officiating at wedding ceremonies. They are performing the service of marrying you as part of his or her profession and should therefore expect to be paid as such. If you are getting married in a church and if there is a standard fee applicable then it will be listed in the application you will have to submit to the church office prior to booking the church. An exception to this case is if you or your parents are a member of the church, in which case the Minister sometimes waives the fee.
How much?
If the church does not have a set fee, a cash gift is the most common and most practical way to thank your Minister. The appropriate range varies between $150-350. This might seem like a lot of money but you should equate it against how much time and effort your Minister has invested in your wedding - how many meetings they have attended with you, time spent on writing the ceremony, premarital counseling, travel costs (if appropriate), attending the rehearsal and of course the ceremony. When you add these all up then you will see that you are getting a real bargain compared to what you will undoubtedly be spending on other aspects of your wedding.
Usually when you pay a Minister they place the money in a church discretionary fund which they use for worthy causes in the local area. A lot of churches and other houses of worship run solely on donations. It is unusual for a Minister to keep monetary gifts for their own personal use. In this case, you might also like to give your Minister a personal gift to express your appreciation of all their support and effort in making your wedding day a success. Although it is not expected a small personal gift for the Minister is a nice thought.
Ideas for gifts
The gift you choose for your Minister need not be expensive, particularly if you are already paying the Minister a fee for their services. It should be something thoughtful or useful.
♥ If you know the Minister well buy them something meaningful such as small piece of jewelry (if they are female), e.g. a pretty brooch or silver pin shaped like a heart.
♥ Buy your Minister something to do with what they enjoy doing in their spare time. You might get some ideas for this from listening to their sermons (I discovered that my Minister was an avid football fan and I only attended two services prior to my wedding) or asking the Church Secretary what their hobbies and interests are, e.g. gardening, photography, sailing.
♥ If you don't know him/her well enough to know what they enjoy then how about a plant or flower arrangement - they are always a safe but popular choice.
♥ Again, for a Minister you don't know very well, personal gifts that show thought are a photo frame, book, CD or a piece of local artwork.
♥ You could make a contribution to a charity that the Minister favors in their name.
♥ A useful gift is a gift certificate for a bookstore so that the Minister can buy books for personal fun, for the church library or for other people.
♥ Alternatively, you could buy the Minister a gift certificate for a local restaurant – everyone loves to eat out!
Top Tips
♥ If you are still unsure about how much money to give then ask other recently married couples in your area or church what they gave the Minister.
♥ If you are unsure whether to give a cash gift or personal gift to your Minister the best person to ask is the Church Secretary. They will be able to recommend how much your cash gift should be, and will give you ideas for a gift as they will know the Minister's personal interests better than anyone!
♥ If you know the Minister personally or if they are a close friend or family member you might well feel uncomfortable offering them money. If this is the case then it is wholly appropriate for you to buy the Minister a gift instead as, or as well as, a cash donation.
I hope this helps!
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