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Data On The Run User Guide Table of Contents Getting Started Registering the program Upgrading from a prior version Replacing system files during installation Working with Data Transferring a database to the device Opening an existing database Working with records in Form view Using Drop Down Choices Working with records in List View Finding data Working with Queries Table management Switching between tables Deleting an existing table Creating a new table Registering Data On The Run:
Data On The Run installs with a 15 day time limit; the time limit goes away when you enter a registration code. You do not need to reinstall Data On The Run if you already have the trial version installed. The program is fully functional during the trial period. Data On The Run registration is available directly through this web site, or from Handango, PocketGear, or PocketPCFanatic. See the purchase page for details. Once you receive your confirmation e-mail after purchase, find the User Number and PIN. These are both numbers with no letters or hyphens included. Codes received from Handango or PocketGear will look like this: UserName:(YourName)UserNumber:111PIN:22222.
In this example, the user number would be 111, and the PIN is 22222. Start Data On The Run and click "File", then "About", then tap the "Register" button.
Enter your name, the User Number, and the PIN in the appropriate boxes and click "OK". For more information on entering your registration information, see the registration how-to page. back to top
Upgrading from a prior version
Users who purchased Data On The Run version 2.x on or after August 1, 2002 are eligible for a free upgrade. Please see the upgrade page. back to top
Replacing system files during installation
You may be asked if you wish to replace existing files on the device during installation. Users should be able to say "no" when asked to replace existing files, but if you experience error messages, try reinstalling and saying "yes" when asked to replace existing files. Users of Bluetooth Manager on the iPAQ should say "no" if asked to replace files beginning with "ado". back to top
Opening an existing database from within Data On The Run
Click on "File" and "Open". Tap on the file you wish to open. You will then see a list of tables available in that database file. Tap on the table you wish to open and tap on the "Open Selected Table" button. You will be taken to "Form" view automatically, and you can change to "List" view by tapping on the appropriate tab.
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Working with your records in Form View
The icons at the bottom, from left to right, perform the following functions:
Move to first record, Move to previous record, Create a new record, Move to next record, Move to last record, Delete current record, and Query (Search). To make changes to a record, tap on the field you wish to change and type in your changes.
If you wish to see the text in a larger box, tap the << icon beside the field you wish to view or edit.
Here's a look at the zoom box:
If the data type for that field is a date, the << icon will pop up a date picker; if the data type is True/False the << icon will toggle that field between true and false. To sort your data, choose "Edit" and "Sort". You can specify two sort fields, and choose whether they should be ascending or descending. To remove the sort, choose "Edit" and "Sort" and then tap "Remove Sort".
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Using drop down choices
You can set up drop down choices for fields in your table. Choose "Edit" and then "Setup Drop Down Choices".
Next, choose the field you wish to have drop down choices for from the top box. Then, in the middle box, type in the text for your drop down choice and click "add". Repeat until you see all of your choices in the larger gray box. When done, click the "Done" button. To remove a choice, tap on the choice in the gray box and click "Delete." These choices will now be available in Form view of Data On The Run, by tapping the down arrow beside the field. back to top Working with your records in List View
The icons at the bottom, from left to right, perform the following functions:
Move to first record, go back one page, create a new record, move forward one page, go to last record, delete the current record, and Query (Search).
Tap the yellow bar (shown in the picture above) to remove a query and view all records in either Form view or List view. This bar will not be yellow if no query is applied. To edit a record in List view, tap on the record you wish to edit, and then tap the form view tab. All editing of records is done in form view. To sort your records, you can either tap on the column heading to sort by that field in ascending order, or choose "Edit" and "Sort", and sort in the same manner as described for Form view. back to top
Working with queries
Queries allow you to locate certain records within your table. Begin by clicking "Build New Query" under the "Query" tab.
Next, choose the field you wish to search in from the "Search Field" box. If you wish to search across all fields, choose the "**Any Field**" option at the bottom of that list. Next, choose an item from the "Operator" box. These will be items such as "Is Equal To", "Begins With", etc.. They vary according to the type of data contained in the field you will be searching. Next, specify your criteria in the "Criteria" box. This is where you type the text of what you are looking for. You also have the option of specifying a second and third search criteria by checking the appropriate boxes; this is optional. Once your query is formed, you can click "Apply Query Only" if you do not wish to save this query for future use, or "Save And Apply" if you wish to use this query again in the future. If you choose "Save And Apply" you will be asked to name your query, and after that you will be able to access the query by simply tapping on the saved query and clicking "Apply Selected Query".
After building or applying a query, you will be taken back to form view and shown only those records that matched your search criteria. To go back to viewing all records, go back to the Query tab and choose "Show All Records". If you wish to delete a query after you have saved it, tap on that query in the list and choose "Delete Selected Query". back to top Switching between tables
If you wish to switch to another table in your database, choose the Tables tab, tap on the table you wish to open, and tap "Open Selected Table".
To open another table in a different file, begin by going to "File" and then "Open". back to top
Deleting an existing table
You can delete an existing table by tapping on that table under the Tables tab, and tapping "Delete Selected Table". Be careful, once a table is deleted you cannot restore it! back to top
Creating a new table
Click on the Tables tab and tap "Create New Table". You will then be taken to the table creator.
The first fields are filled in with ID and "Number" for you. Start by typing in a field name for your field in the box on the left. Then, pick what type of data you would like to store in that field from the drop down list on the right. Repeat this process until you have all the fields you want. Click "Done" and you will be asked to name your new table. If you currently have a database file opened you will be given the option of adding the new table to the current database file. Otherwise you will be asked to enter a name for the new database file as well. Once you are done you can open it and work with the table as described for existing tables above.
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Program Options
Select the form label color, width, and form and list font sizes from this view. The ID start number is an advanced option; the number in this box will set the lowest number that an ID field for a new record will be assigned (only applies if the ID field is the first field in the table). Most users will want to leave this at 1.
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If there's one thing I hear a lot, it's man, you really are a nerd. It comes with the territory I suppose of being interested — deeply interested — in all things technology related. For the business of high-tech PR, however, such an orientation has served me well because I'm able to really understand the tech side of things and translate the tech speak into plain English. Over my career spanning startups to titans like SAP and Microsoft, I've been part of boom-times and lean times. I was there at the start of the Internet, survived the dot-com boom and bust, and am living the emergence of social media.
You can reach me at briane at mckenzieworldwide dot com, and follow my daily updates on Twitter @BrianBuzz.
Rob Goodman
"You must have a blog…You need to get on Facebook…Have you Tweeted lately?" Five years ago would you have heard any of these comments? I doubt it. To me that's an example of why I have enjoyed working in the high tech world for the past 19 years with the likes of Oracle, SAP and now Open Text. There's always something new to learn and always fresh ideas that become part of the daily world we live in. Social media is having a tremendous impact on our world, both professionally and personally. Having another medium to use to share information is only part of the story. To me the bigger issue is how we can help our clients to use social media tools to change the way they communicate with employees, customers, partners, shareholders and members of the media. Why just recently I was talking with my kids about life before mobile phones and cable TV. Perhaps I can have a similar discussion with my grandchildren someday about what life was like before social media tools came around.
You can reach me at robg at mckenzieworldwide dot com and follow my updates on Twitter at @rgoodman1.
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As long as I can remember I've been told that I'm a good listener. I try to listen to the heart of the message and then help put it into words and communicate it in a colorful and compelling way. There is a little magic in helping tell a story in a way that creates an emotion and action with the listener. It's part of what makes our work so rewarding.
Years ago I used to do radio interviews where I was always reminding the person being interviewed to just relax and "talk as if you are telling a story to your best friend." Then when I was working with my clients at Microsoft and SAP our litmus test was: "If your mother can't understand the alphabet soup and techno talk then it's time go back to the white board." It's always important to focus on the business benefits and bring the story to life.
In the new age of social media the way you communicate your story is constantly evolving. It's an exciting, dynamic time. Now blog posts, Twitter feeds, FaceBook, YouTube and other social media allow us to communicate and receive information in a personal, direct and immediate way with no filters. Podcasts and videos give us a "right there" experience of listening to someone talk about a product, company or event in their own words. Social media is an extremely powerful and persuasive tool for business as well as an effective personal communication tool.
But there's also a lot of noise. How do you make your story stand out? How do you build trust in your brand when so many voices are competing for attention? How can you use social media to make an impact and build trust? That's what our agency's blog is all about. I hope you enjoy the ongoing conversation and join in the dialogue. We'd love to hear your thoughts.
You can reach me at meganm at mckenzieworldwide dot com.
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Pioneer Women of Jefferson
From "Memorial to the Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve," Part I, Mrs. Gertrude Van Rensselaer Wickham, Editor [published under the auspices of the Women's Department of the Cleveland Centennial Commission, July, 1896], p. p. 45-49:
Jefferson, county seat of Ashtabula County, Ohio, with a present population of 1,500, was bought by Gideon Granger in 1798. It is on the Jamestown branch of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad, sixty miles east of Cleveland.
The town is beautifully located, being built on an elevation, with the courthouse in the center. The streets are wide, at right angles, and are modeled after those in Philadelphia. They are shaded by fine old elms and maples, for which Jefferson is noted. The houses, which are largely permanent homes, show thrift and comfort. It is a typical New England village. The schools are superior, are equipped with fine buildings and an excellent corps of teachers. Jefferson is famous as the home of Giddings, Wade, W. D. Howells, and others who rank high in the political and literary world.
In 1804 Michael Webster, Jr., came from Franklin, N. Y., and made the first opening in the wilderness. In 1805 he brought his wife [Olive Loveland] and one child. For nine months she was the only white woman in the township. Polly, their daughter, wife of Thompson Wallace, was the first white child to be born in Jefferson.
Nancy Frithy came from Washington, D. C., in 1806, and in the following year was married to Jonathan Warner. Mounting the horse behind him, she took her wedding journey to his log cabin at the western end of Jefferson street. In this vicinity she continued to reside until her death, in her ninety-second year.
She was truly a gentlewoman, the influence of whose devout and loving spirit was felt by many outside her family circle, and so may rightfully be classed among the powers that "made for righteousness" IN THE COMMUNITY.
Her daughter, Mrs. C. S. Simonds, has spent her life of over seventy years in this place. She is a noble woman of rare intellect, whose judgment and wisdom, combined with a heart gentle and kind, has won for herself the loving esteem of all who know her.
Mrs. Daniel Webster, nee Deborah Ferris, came from Bradford, N. Y., in 1808, with her husband and daughters, Lorena and Alvira. Here two more daughters were born to them, Sarah and Harriet. Mrs. Webster -- Aunt Debbie -- is remembered with affectionate regard.
Elizabeth Clark [Mrs. Michael Webster, Sr.] arrived in Jefferson with her husband and family in 1808. She was the revered mother of twelve children.
During the War of 1812, when tea was almost WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD, Betsy Fletcher, wife of Durlin Hickok, came with her family from Sheffield, Mass. The scarcity of tea, and difficulty in obtaining it, was deeply felt. Her daughter, Betsy [Mrs. James Loomis] sent a dollar by the carrier, who brought her from Erie a very small quarter of a pound, she paying him twenty-five cents for his services. To make the tea last as long as possible, she would alternate a cup with a good smell of it from the canister.
Louisa, wife of Joseph Mead, is the only surviving member of the family. She is in her seventy-third year, walks one and a half miles to the Baptist Church, of which she is the oldest member but one, having united fifty years ago. She is a devout Christian, quiet, and dignified, with a rare intellect and excellent memory, to which we are indebted for most of this memorial work.
Miss Simonds has kindly furnished the following sketch of the Atkins family:
Mary Atkins made the journey to California in 1854, via the Isthmus of Panama. Soon after reaching San Francisco she began to teach, and established at Benecia the first Protestant seminary for girls in California. Returning to Ohio, she taught for a short time in the Cleveland High School. She married Hon. John Lynch, of Louisiana, and after some eventful experiences of the "reconstruction" period, returned with him to Benecia, Cal.
Martha Atkins became the wife of the Rev. John Todd, and went to Iowa. Here, in addition to the duties of a minister's wife, she taught school and fitted her oldest son for college, in due time to return to her own alma mater, for she was one of the second class of ladies graduated from Oberlin in the classical course. She died in Tabor, Ia.
Bertha Atkins Judson, the only surviving sister, resides with her daughter, Mrs. Theodore Judson Fox, at No 133 Crawford road, Cleveland.
Among all the early settlers of Jefferson none are more deserving of especial mention than the wife and daughters of Quintus F. Atkins, who removed here from the adjoining township of Morgan in 1816. The mother, Sally Wright, accompanied her parents from Connecticut in 1802, and was married in 1804. In the spring of 1804 she and her husband, in company with Rev. Mr. Badger, went on a mission to the Indians at Sandusky, O. They journeyed in a boat, loaded with supplies for the mission, down Grand River to Lake Erie, where, with a party of Indians, with their families in canoes, they journeyed along the south shore of the lake to Sandusky. Repeated attacks of fever and ague compelled them to return to their home in Morgan at the end of two years' service. Their second daughter was born at this station, and an Indian nurse named the puny child "USH-UM-DUM-U-CAH" [spotted fawn.] Mrs. Atkins died in Cleveland in 1853.
Of her 12 children, nine were daughters, and most of them pioneers in various ways. All were women of eminent for intelligence, strength of character, and deep religious principle. Emily, Louisa and Flora are especially remembered as early teachers of Jefferson, whose influence was forceful and abiding. Emily began teaching at the age of fifteen and afterward married a pioneer farmer of Geneva, O., known to a later generation AS CAPTAIN GEORGE TURNER.
Sarah Louisa, a lady of rare qualities of mind and heart, became the wife of the Hon. Edward Wade of Cleveland.
Stella Maria, wife of Harvey Gaylord, lived in Jefferson for some years after her marriage, and later in Geneva. Her last residence was in Saginaw, Mich. In every place her generous nature and genial, social qualities won for her the warmest regard of associates and neighbors.
Ophelia Atkins Bostwick was the wife of one of the first physicians who practiced in the city of Toledo. She died in Emmetsburg, Ia.
The strong personality of Flora Atkins Wheeler, which was impressed upon her early associates and pupils in Jefferson, found expression after her marriage in earnest efforts for the moral and temporal welfare of the employees of her husband in his lumbering interests in Portville, N. Y. a small town on the Allegheny River. To their wives she was also a veritable home missionary, and her influence is still felt in that lovely little village, noted in all that region for its morality.
Helen Atkins died unmarried in Cleveland. She was fitting herself for a foreign missionary, but in the last year of her seminary course too close application to study brought on a disease of the brain, causing total blindness some time before death. This trial was borne with patience and resignation.
We are indebted to Miss Kate Giddings, granddaughter of Hon. J. R. Giddings, for the following:
Laura Waters Giddings was born at Granby, Conn., January 19, 1798. When quite young her father moved to Gustavius, O. There she taught school, and at the age of twenty-one years was married to JOSHUA R. GIDDINGS. In 1822 they moved to Jefferson, which was their home the remainder of their lives. She was a most devoted wife and mother, and entered into her husband's interests and work with all the earnestness of her quiet, sincere nature. Eight children were born to them, and year after year, during the long sessions of Congress, the care of the family devolved mainly upon her. All this she bore uncomplainingly and with sweet patience. In 1864 her husband died suddenly. The blow was more than her already overtaxed strength could endure, and in less than six months, she followed him.
In the tribute Boyesen paid to his mother we are reminded of Mrs. Giddings. He says of her; "One whose beautiful personality spread a quiet radiance about her beautiful life. I may without invidious comparison select as fairly representative, and the man of whose home she was the bright and shining focus would have been the first to claim for her every ideal perfection. From the early morn to the dewy eve she was in ceaseless activity, never breathless and hurried, but always quietly ministering to the wants of the many, whose welfare in a hundred ways depended upon her foresight, sagacity and tender solicitude."
Lura Maria Giddings was the eldest daughter of Joshua R. and Laura Waters Giddings. She was a woman of more than ordinary endowments and one of the early workers in the anti-slavery reform. She possessed considerable literary ability, as her articles written for the press give evidence.
Laura Giddings Julian was the youngest child of Joshua R. and Laura Waters Giddings, and inherited many of the distinguishing qualities of both parents. She possessed a very sunny, lovable disposition, which made her a general favorite. In December 1863, she was married to Hon. George W. Julian, of Indiana. She had no enemies, for coldness or hostility melted away in the sunshine of her sweet face and the loving accent of her words. She believed that
"To worship rightly, is to love each other,
Each smile a hymn, each kindly deed a prayer."
Emeline Ryder, wife of F. B. Pierce, was one of the early school teachers in Jefferson. She is a woman of culture and refinement. When a child and living in Austinburg, she caught a fawn that ran with a herd of deer ACROSS HER FATHER'S FARM.
Mrs. Apollos D. Bates moved to Jefferson with her husband from Nelson, O., about 1826. Her maiden name was Eliza Stowe. The house built by Mr. Bates became later the home of Hon. B. F. Wade.
Charlotte Jones, wife of Cyrus T. Smith, came from Philadelphia, a young bride in 1828., to occupy the house which is now the home of Hon. E. H. Fitch. The failing health of her husband caused their removal to the South. But after his death she returned, and was married later to William Goodrich. She was educated, accomplished, and had been accustomed to the best society of Philadelphia. Her son, Uselma T. Smith, Esq., of Philadelphia says of her:
"Mother and Mr. Goodrich were constant readers, and having a good library, our home was ready for use for literary entertainment's by their friends. She was of a calm, thoughtful nature, and always ready to lend her aid in sickness."
Mrs. Oliver Atwell, nee Maria Dann, came to Jefferson with her husband and two daughters from Ridgefield, Conn., in 1832. Mrs. Atwell was a remarkable woman. She had great strength of character, and ambition, and bravely met all the trials and hardships that was sure to follow in the path of a pioneer. Her mind remained clear to the end. She died in her ninetieth year.
In 1833, Dr. Horatio N. Hulburt, moved to Jefferson from Vermont, with his young wife, Sabina Lumbard, and one young son, now Dr. Vincent Hulburt, of Chicago. They occupied the house now owned by W. M. Kellogg, Esq. Mrs. Hulburt was a fine singer, and for years the family largely composed the Congregational Church choir. Her granddaughter, Miss Tobey, of Chicago, says of her:
"Her voice was just as sweet when she died as I ever knew it to be. She was a devoted Christian and loved by everyone who knew her."
Mrs. Samuel H. Robinson, born Chloe Calkins, came from Waterburg, Vt., to Jefferson in 1833. Mrs. Hon. E, H. Fitch, to whom we are indebted for this sketch, says: "She was the sixth child of John Prentiss Calkins and Sarah Harris, his wife. Some of her ancestors came to America in 1630, and some of them ON THE MAYFLOWER in 1620. She was a woman of great courage, and strong Christian principles. She died at the age of fifty years, and her grave in the cemetery attracts attention from the fact that a sapling oak set by kind hands between it and that of her niece, Cordelia Calkins Andrus, has grown to a mighty tree, holding with its roots and protecting with its friendly branches these graves of two brave pioneer women, who died so far from their loved mountain home in Vermont.
Rebecca Johnson Woodward, born at Wakefield, Mass., moved to Ohio in 1835 with her husband, James Whitmore, and three small sons. Mrs. Whitmore is the oldest living pioneer woman in Jefferson, being in her eighty-ninth year. She descended from early colonists, and Puritan principles imbibed in youth, have remained with her through her life. Mrs. Whitmore's gracious hospitality was extended not only to her friends, but all who entered her home there and found a welcome.
Sybil Sawdy, who came to Jefferson from Springfield, Pa., at an early day, was the wife of Walter Allee, who built the first house on the Bunnell farm. She has the distinction of being the only woman who ever shot a bear.
The three Marsh sisters, Mesdames Zebediah Dennison, A. K. Hawley, and Thomas Marr, came from Manillus, N. Y. in 1838. They were women of fine qualifications, and always held a prominent place in the church and society.
Sarah Devoe, wife of Walter Strong, came to Jefferson in 1843 from Linesville, Pa. She was originally from the East, and of French extraction. In the early days Mr. and Mrs. Strong were noted as being the handsomest couple in the county. She had a bright, sunny disposition, and benevolent nature that prompted untiring activity in caring for the sick and relieving the poor. Two daughters came to Jefferson with her, Mrs. Samuel Fassett, of Washington, D. C., and Mrs. J. A. Hervey, of this place. Mrs. Fassett is well known throughout the land through her famous painting of the "Electoral Commission", which SOLD FOR $10,000. The family are all fine singers.
Mrs. E. A. Fitch has kindly prepared the following sketch of Mrs. B. F. Wade:
Caroline Maria Rosekrans was born at Lansingburg, N. Y., July 30, 1805. Her father was Dupue Rosekrans, a merchant at that place, who died when she was in her second year. Her mother was Sarah, eldest daughter of Nehemiah Hubbard, and Cornelia Willis, his wife, and a descendant of George Hubbard, the first American ancestor. Her father was deputy paymaster general of Connecticut for the Army of the American Revolution, and a banker in Middletown, Conn. After the death of [text missing from printed copy] to the home of her parents, and later married Enoch Parsons. Their only son was Hon. Henry E. Parsons.
The family continued their residence in Middletown till the younger Parsons removed to Ohio in 1832, where Colonel Nehemiah Hubbard had large landed interests as one of the Connecticut Land Company. Mrs. Parsons and daughter arrived in 1837, and for awhile were members of the family of Colonel William Hubbard, their cousin, who lived in THE LARGE BRICK HOUSE on the point at Ashtabula Harbor. Subsequently Mr. Parsons built the house on Walnut street, Ashtabula Harbor, now known as the Joseph D, Hulbert homestead, and there the family resided and Miss Rosekrans married May 19, 1841, Hon. Benjamin Franklin Wade, of Jefferson, O., where nearly opposite the court house on Jefferson street, they made their home. Mrs. Wade was tall and of commanding appearance. "Having no position to attain, she quietly took what was hers of right and by use." She aspired not to be a leader in society or fashion, but did her duty by society, dressed with propriety, then turned to matters of greater import. A constant reader, her strong mind assimilated the best of what she read. She spent money with discretion, kept accounts with care, and was not only confidante but adviser of her busy husband.
When he was elected to the United States Senate, she went with him to Washington and established a restful inspiring home. After their return to Ohio, and the death of Mr. Wade, she withdrew from the world. She never failed mentally, was interested in current events, but dwelt quietly in her home till June 10, 1889, she passed from earth and her grave was made beside that of her distinguished husband, in Jefferson Cemetery.
There are many noble pioneer women whom we would gladly have mentioned in this sketch, but assigned space limits us, together with the difficulty the committee has labored under in obtaining facts.
MRS. J. A. HOWELLS, Chairman and Historian. Jefferson committee -- Mrs. E. H. Fitch, Mrs. Joseph Mead, Mrs. George Webster, Miss Ada Simonds, Miss Frances Shattuck, Miss Minnie Giddings, Miss Kate Giddings.


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Now that I'm taking care of myself and my service dog, Phoebe, on Social Security Disability Insurance alone, it's much more important that I investigate all the possibilities for auto insurance coverage or I might not be able to afford to drive at all. I had delayed requesting the quote from AARP/The Hartford because I assumed that I would have to renew my membership with AARP and that would increase the cost of the insurance because there was no other reason I'd be interested in renewal. However, when I was down to just 2 companies, I called the 800 number and the very friendly and helpful lady informed me that because I lived in Nevada, I would not have to belong to AARP to take advantage of the auto insurance. This was a nice lady that was very easy to understand, had a pleasant sense of humor, and made me feel that my call was of utmost importance to her. I'm sorry, but I have a difficult time getting information when I find myself talking to operators who are actually in India, Pakistan or similar and I waste time struggling to figure out simple things they are trying to ask me or tell me!Once she understood my situation - live on less than $650/month, drive an older van with little to no hope of replacing it, have an excellent driving history of no accidents, no citations, if I were to become involved in an accident and find someone was trying to sue me, there is nothing they can sue me for, and I need to make the smallest monthly payments possible - then she worked up several quotes for me to pick from. I was so pleased that there was really no down payment. The initial payment would be less than twice as much as the monthly payments just to cover the start up costs and the monthly payments were absolutely within my strict budget. I was pleased to find that they were going to be able to protect me from my severe "Swiss Cheese memory" by automatically deducting the payments from my checking account each month. She asked a variety of questions looking for any other discounts that I might qualify for and she was even honest with me when she heard that my service dog was a Staffordshire Bull Terrier which is often lumped into the group of dogs commonly known as pit bulls. She warned me that I would not be eligible for a discount by purchasing Renter's Insurance from The Hartford because they would not insure me because of my dog's breed.I don't remember how long the process took, but it was a completely pleasant process because of the sales woman's personality and desire to help. I have not had any claims so I can't discuss how that might be handled. I did have a question as we were completing the paperwork via mail and there were a couple of 800 numbers available to call. Because the phone calls were brief, I don't remember any details, but I do know that I received the information that I needed on the first call and the people I spoke with were again very pleasant and easy to talk with. There have been no problems with the deductions of the payments.I'm not completely familiar with all the benefits that I can expect as my association with AARP/The Hartford continues, but I believe one is that, in some states, there are lowered premiums when certain AARP refresher driving courses are completed. Those courses can even be completed online. I also believe that there is some sort of accident/ticket forgiveness, lower premiums after so many years of coverage, multi-car discounts, and other discounts that I can't remember.My only real complaint about The Hartford is their ridiculous, unfounded prejudice against what is known as the "bully breeds" - American Staffordshire Terrier, American Pit Bull Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Bull Terrier, and sometimes Mastiffs and Bulldogs. I have owned "pit bulls" for years, both as family pets and as service dogs. Several decades ago they were known as the Great American Family Dog while in England, the Staffie is known as the "Nanny Dog." These dogs are loyal, gentle giants unless criminals abuse, torture and drug them into becoming dangerous animals. Even then, the number of these dogs who are dangerous are very few compared to what the headlines would like to make people believe. Unfortunately, the reporting is sloppy and careless and when it's discovered that the "dangerous dog" of the current story is not a bully breed, the correction is buried at a later date. These stories are real enough and are indeed horrifying, but the other reality is that the media pumps up the statistics, prints ridiculous myths about this breed (locking jaws, they will always turn mean at some time in their lives, they have been bred only to be killers, etc.), and suggests "cures" for this epidemic that will not really help anyone.My current service dog, Phoebe, is a loving, sweet 2 year old who is tender with cats, adores children, loves other dogs, and horses and is a wonderful partner for me. After I'd had her for about 4 months, my grandsons came to visit and were able to meet her for the first time. My middle grandson can be a bit of a monster and he was 2 years old at the time when he walked up behind her, grabbed her tail, and CHOMP, bit down hard!! I held my breath because I really did not know how Phoebe was going to react to that, but she behaved just as my previous "girls" would have done by looking over her shoulder at him like, "What was that about?" Then she walked away from him and came and cuddled up with my oldest grandson and me! Now, how many of the little, yappy dogs would actually behave that well? Everyone of my pit bulls allows kids, adults, or even cats to reach into their food dishes without any kind of upset. Their share their toys and they are much more interested in playing with others than keeping something to themselves.So, to be told that I could not buy a Renter's Insurance policy from The Hartford because of the breed of my service dog in spite of the fact that she is very well behaved and well trained was ridiculous. I'd wager that she is much better behaved than the children in many families. She certainly has more friends and larger fan clubs around town than any two-legged kids that I know of!I certainly suggest that you contact The Hartford for a quote on your auto insurance. If you qualify, go through AARP for the quote. Because I don't know your needs or circumstances, it's impossible to say if they will be the best for you so be sure to get lots of quotes so you can save yourself the most money. Obviously, I do not recommend using The Hartford for homeowner's or renter's insurance.
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We have been customers of Hartford for over 10 years. Both with our home and autos.
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We have been customers of Hartford for over 10 years. Both with our home and autos.
In Dec 2007 I was hit by a 78 year old lady that ran a red light. I was injured and sent to the hospital. Due to my injuries, I was unaware of what was happening at the scene and when the police reports came about there were witness statement and facts left off.
Hartford did nothing to get the straight fact, contact the witnesses or help me in anyway. They told me it was more cost effective for them to accept a no-fault claim than take the risk of determining fault. It was clearly the other party's fault, and all that needed to be done was a simple site investigation and get the witnesses statement.
Now, they are denying medical bills and offering no assistance. I have read up on this company and it looks like this is their business model. In fact the claims supervisor told me that herself. That is how they choose to do business and if I did not like ti I could get a lawyer but they like to just take the no-fault stand and do no further work on the case.
With no-fault they hold all the cards and can deny my needed medical care that should have picked up by the party at fault. of Course why would the other insurance company argue when they are getting of cheaper, their client was not injured.
Research claims handling before when shopping for insurance. We thought they were a good company, they were not the cheapest...thought we would get satisfactory claims handling at the least.
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I've been a solid loyal customer for 13+ years without any accidents. The Hartford insurance company has no compassion with any no fault claims. A 26 year old riding a bicycle ignoring street lights hit my car attempting to beat the traffic like these youngsters try to do for kicks and clearly admitting fault to the accident which he got hurt more with his bicycle hitting the ground than with my vehicle. I did my part in contacting The Hartford and I stated I had no damage to even claim. The Hartford stated it was my fault automatically. The customer representative was very arrogant and cared less of what happened towards my unfortunate incident. My premium sky rocketed and I went elsewhere to a well known company who treat their customers with respect and my savings are drastically lower. The Hartford is over priced and this company is not loyal to their honest customers. I regret not shopping around and sticking with The Hartford which is not worth it. I would not recommend The Hartford at all! Ultimately, companies like this go out of business. See ya, I've gone elsewhere.
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I was covered by Hartford for about 3 years when I moved and notified them of my change of address and somehow my automatic premium payment from my bank account was dropped by Hartford. They ended up cancelling my insurance due to lack of payment without a phone call or a letter . I didn't know that I was without insurance until I called them to inquire about my payment not being deducted from my bank account. I was then considered high risk and have to pay a higher premium for less coverage with another insurance company because Hartford wouldn't cover me after their mistake.
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Had a minor incident in a parking lot with a person with a car that was dilapidated, rusted, dented and with a value under $500.00 whose supposed "damage" the hartford was going to pay them just under $200. I was Shocked they would pay Anything as the incident was a hoax but would end up costing me just under $900 over the next 3 years. The hartford profits by Not standing behind their clients. They pay out under $200 - but cost to me just under $900 (in their pockets).
Cancelled and switched to Amica.
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My husband and I have been with The Hartford for 13 years. We've only filed two claims. The first went pretty well, there wasn't another car involved. The second was a disaster. The Hartford claims to have the best claims service. I had an adjuster that professed she wanted to hear my side of the accident, apparently part of their independent investigation, but I quickly learned that they followed The Hartford's claim "protocol" which is to accept whatever the accident report stated and do no further investigation. My accident involved another car making a U-turn, which I've always been told were automatically at fault. I was found liable for not yielding the right away. I chose not to fight the ticket, although in hindsight I wish I had. I thought the claims representative was supposed to be on my side, but I was treated rudely from day one. This claim was not settled until over one year later (because someone in the other vehicle filed a bodily injury claim, which I claimed as fraud.) Nothing I said was ever considered and of course, my premium has soared. Please be aware that they just want to get this "off their plate", settle and then charge you a higher premium. They will not listen to you.
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Rate increase almost 30%. Reason is because of the excessive amout if claims during the tornado season. Hartford spent so much paying claims that every policyholder got a rate increase to replenish their funds.
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Just one precaution if you find yourself snookered by this Class A scammer. Under Under no circumstances have an accident, or, if you do, prepare your auto insurance budget to experience a two fold premium increase because you are now accident prone. In my case, it seems they were attempting to have me pay back every cent paid out in benefits by this premium increase. Advice, look around for a better policy and justly consider AARP' anti-senior and not giving a rip about who they endorse or who they rip off!
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Would not honor a email received from Hartford for a GUARANTEE online premium. Very deceptive practice to say you guarantee and then do not honor with no changes in coverage or deductions on policy. Had a reference # which could not be found.Beware of their guarantee!!!
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I was a passenger in a car struck by their insured ,I was honest & have been doing my due diligence their agent/representative has been dishonest & unpleasant ,not only that but the fill in person while they were away was also dishonest,in knowing how dishonest they are I can only hope they will get caught & punished for their business ethics & tactics as I am now considering getting a lawyer ferling that they have forced this by their unethical actions & only hope beyond my case that they are punished legally for their unprofessionall manner ,this manner being just this side of criminal @ the least imo ,hope their company gets whats really due to them,due to the cost to me & time it's going to take due to them I will be adking & fighting for double the amount I origionally was going to ask & believe it will be fairly easy to get ,all considered,I'm sure in most cases their criminal "or bear criminal" activity helps them save lots of money however in my case unless things are expedited very rapidly their costs will increase by double @ least
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I received a quote from AARP for Hartford policies on my home, auto and motor home. I said go but when the policies came via email the home was not included. I refused to sign for the auto and motor home because by not getting coverage for all together the over all premium costs would be over my former insurance company's increased premiums. I was shopping for lower rates because with no expected increase in Social Security and VA benefits my budget was in trouble.
Hartford entered one day of coverage in spite of my not having made any finale agreement. I was still covered by my old policies and had no reason to get an unsatisfactory insurance arrangement. The entry of one day coverage for my auto in the insurance system caused problems getting coverage from any other company.
A dirty trick. I ended up having to go back to my former insurance company.
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I have been with the Hartford for 15 years I had a problem with a payment going through due to my Debit card being replaced with a new card I paid it on the 2nd of February. I was not aware that the old Card number was on the site the payment was not honored due to the change. My policy was canceled immediately because of this misunderstanding when I called the Hartford on the 19th of February to Re-instate after I got a letter from them dated February 11th They would not Re-instate unless I paid the full balance for the whole year of close to $500.00 I asked if I could make a payment or even half of the amount they said no because I did not contact them soon enough. Remember the letter was dated the 11th of February which means it still needed to be mailed so the 13thor 14th it would have arrived. So 7 days or under is the time frame that you are supposed to contact them I guess. I have never had an accident or any problems always paid my bill, again customer 15 years. lucky I had a credit card or else I would have not been able to reinstate the policy and been left without insurance. This is totally unreasonable as I started with the policy because of AARP thus Hartford deals with older people that may not be able to contact them in the time frame of under a week due to illness or family illness plus most older people are on a fixed income and may not be able to pay the whole year off. I don't know what happened with this company they used to be caring but not any more they are now nothing more than another greedy insurance company that cares more for profit then for people needless to say after this I will not be continuing with the Hartford and will not recommend anyone else to do business with them.
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LOLA BURSTEIN RYKIEL, 25, the United States director of public relations for Sonia Rykiel, is the designer's granddaughter. Her father is Simon Burstein, the chief executive of Browns fashion boutique in London. Raised in Paris, Lola now lives in New York. BEE-SHYUAN CHANG
It's been long hours as we prepare for the Paris runway show. So I was excited for a lunch escape with Lisa Pomerantz, a family friend who works for Michael Kors. For me, she embodies this chic, modern working American woman, and I tried to dress in tune with her. I wore loose champagne silk Kors trousers, a cream long-sleeved Sonia Rykiel crepe blouse and my super-comfortable blush suede Prada heels.
After work, I met an editor friend at Miss Lily's. I kept the blouse and changed into high-waisted A.P.C. jeans, broke out my new black Tabitha Simmons heels with fringe (I learned at an early age that shoes have deep therapeutic virtues) and put on a Zadig & Voltaire black biker jacket. I also took my magical new Christopher Kane plastic clutch. It's filled with water and glitter and reminds me of a little toy from my childhood.
I woke up super late, and my first meeting at the office was really important! I chose a black tuxedo. The bottom is a high-waisted short and the jacket is perfectly tailored. I like it a bit too small and short at the wrist. Underneath, an Anne Fontaine white shirt and simple black Repettos. I put on mascara in such a fury that I got it all over my eyes. In the evening, I attended the RxArt charity auction. For that, I changed into a peach cotton tee that I tucked into a high-waisted blood-orange crepe pencil skirt. My nude patent peep-toe Louboutins finished this retro look. I added my taupe Lanvin shoulder bag, a real beauty. The grosgrain ribbon laced through the chain strap is so romantic.
All-day rain. To work, I wore my Co black leather skirt with a Sonia Rykiel pale pink sweater from the '70s that was made for the wonderful French yé-yé singer Sylvie Vartan. Instead of rain boots, I chose black leather Tod's with white ankle socks.Continue reading the main story
I put much more thought into my evening outfit as I had a rendezvous with a French guy that I like a lot. (I guess now he will know!) I finally chose a black dress with a polka-dot bib collar, black Wolford tights and python sky-high Sergio Rossi heels. The outfit was a bit vamp, so I accessorized with a long Wilfredo Rosado birdcage necklace and a fun Olympia Le-Tan cookbook clutch. He took me to the Upper East Side, where we ate delicious burgers and then to this very special jazz club in Harlem.
Woke up at noon and headed to Chelsea Market in a white short-sleeve Petit Bateau tee, Vince black leggings and my Lanvin pink ballerinas. For me, sneakers will never be really feminine, and anyway, I don't play any sports. I'm having French girlfriends over, and I started by picking up dark Nestlé chocolate to make Sonia's recipe for mousse au chocolat. At home, I changed into a big soft Rodarte sweatshirt that I bought at Opening Ceremony. It says "J'aime Rodarte" on the front and "Je déteste Rodarte" on the back. It's so nouvelle vague. On bottom, I had on fuchsia silk and lace shorts from Sabbia Rosa, this lingerie shop on Rue des Saint-Pères in Paris. The three of us watched "Á Bout de Souffle" and "Le Mépris" while eating the entire mousse and debating Jean Seberg and Brigitte Bardot's sense of style.
Up early, I put on bright red Joseph trousers, a striped black and cream tee and Church's shoes. I went alone to the Whitney to see the Feininger exhibition "At the Edge of the World." It was so poetic and moving. In the afternoon, I met my friend. I religiously go with her every Sunday to Dechen Thurman's yoga class at the Jivamukti school. I recently discovered this brand Lululemon. It seems super-popular here. The leggings are so comfortable, and I wore them over a white Repetto unitard. I have so many unitards left over from when I studied at the Martha Graham dance school. I was going to be a professional dancer. Then I realized what I loved most about dance was the outfits.
Very hot in the city, I wore a gauzy cream silk sleeveless dress, which swept all the way to the floor. On it is inscribed "Vive L'Amour!" Karl Lagerfeld made this beauty for my mother's 20th birthday. I paired it with my Vivienne Westwood Pirate boots and a David Webb bull bracelet for my errands before I fly to Paris for the collections tomorrow. On my way back to the office, I stopped at Ladurée and bought a box of macarons — just to check if they taste the same as in Paris.
While I finished packing outfits into my vintage Goyard suitcases, I chatted with my younger sister Salome on Skype. I showed her my new black and silver glitter Miu Miu boots that I plan on wearing for partying at Le Montana. Later, to catch the plane, I put on a gray Alexander Wang sweater, gray velour jogging pants and black Repettos. I wrapped a purple leopard print YSL scarf around my neck. When I land, the first person I see is my grandmother Sonia. She has been such an important personality that has built my life.Continue reading the main story


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The French Federation has proposed to Argentina in a friendly match at the Stade de France on November 10
Hugo Lloris and Raphael Varane celebrate the qualification of France to the world Cup, on October 10, 2017 at the Stade de France. — Christophe Ena/AP/SIPA
Here's a poster that would of the mouth. Now that the argentine people has finished in teeth-chattering about the hypothetical absence of the selection decked out in argentine at the
World 2018, we can finally talk seriously. As you know, the
team France has also validated his ticket for the world cup in Russia next summer, so here we are in quest of friendly matches and a little sexy story, first, prepare well for the month of June, and then, to vibrate ever so slightly with a poster that makes you dream.
Way to Russia !!! ???? #Fiersdetrebleus pic.twitter.com/8Np2PIz6XJ
— Equipe de France (@equipedefrance) October 10, 2017
This is why the French football Federation was thought that a small meeting France-Argentina would satisfy all of these objectives. Noël Le Graët has announced that the 3F had sent a formal request to the AFA (the French federation of argentina), in order to organize a small sauterie at the Stade de France on November 10. Originally, the French wanted to invite the Italians to their fiesta but they had to decline the invitation as they have already booked their schedule because of the games of dams. The FFF expects a response from his counterpart of south america.
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Find info concerning Boricua College film major, and registering for elective lectures and seminars. As a student, your first stop should be the registrar's office, where you can pick up a free copy of both the academic calendar and course catalog, in order to find available credit classes that you may be interested in taking. You may be surprised that you can enroll for a full-time course load, without having to attend any 8am classes at all. Finally, check with your major department for assistance with prerequisites, tuition payment deadlines, and Boricua College Film Making information. Please use the form above to request admissions info for Boricua College.
Becoming a professional film actor is a very difficult process. Improvisation allows movie actors true expressive freedom, since they themseleves don't know how the situation is going to turn out. In professional acting, improv is also used to cover up momentary lapses, so the audience isn't startled. The actor?s performance is mediated by particular performance signs including facial expression, emotion, and vocabulary.
Classical acting is an umbrella term for a philosophy of acting that integrates the expression of the body, voice, imagination, improvisation and script analysis. Method acting by comparison, is a range of techniques based on for training movie actors to achieve better characterizations of the characters they play. Part of the training includes actors memorizing lines and therefore being able to work without a movie script. Other acting classes may include mask work, improvisation, and showing emotion for the camera. Beyond consideration for Boricua College film major, you may think about Quinebaug Valley Community College Blackboard access for complementary electives to your primary course of study.
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Interstate Snake Power Trappin' - Single
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Release date: 31.07.2017 / Cover art
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[u]"A tear on the face of eternity"[/u]-said the great Bengali poet,Rabindranath Tagore about this ultimate monument of True Love.
...And it is said that Shah Jahan, the Mughal Emperor who built it in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, got the very river, the Yamuna, diverted, so that it flowed beside the Taj-to make it all the more beautiful.
-Great post, specially the first one.
Is it really as breathtakingly beautiful in reality as it is on photographs, Wanda? (One of my secret dreams is to see this in person one day...)
All are so lovely, but for me #3 captures something so ancient and peaceful and mysteriously India.
Framing, composition, color, angles - everything is perfect in these shots, Wanda! You're allowing me to see places I will probably never get to visit! TFS!!


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JENNYMAY AND LAWRENCE'S HOMEBIRTH BY Jennymay
You can read Jennymay's husband's version of their baby's birth here.
Lawrence and I went for what was going to be our final date before the baby came out (although obviously we didn't know that at the time). We went to see a beautiful film 'The Artist' in Islington, and then I ate the spiciest meal of my life in Wagamama's. It was so spicy it made me cry, and the waitress took it away and replaced it. I also had my first cup of raspberry leaf tea that night! I was bound to go in to labour with all that going on…The next morning there was an incredible frost and we went out very early to walk in the park and take pictures. It was the first time in a while that I'd felt the urge to take lots of pictures, and it was magical. Everything sparkled. A friend had said to me that I should take a picture of the sunrise every morning so I'd have a picture of the day Jim was born, and although I think we do have a picture somewhere of the Monday morning, these mean more to me somehow and are a direct reminder of the happy weekend we had before he was born. That Saturday I had multiple Braxton-Hicks but nothing serious. In fact I went to see my friend Charlie and her baby who live round the corner. However at 1.30am on Sunday morning I woke up feeling mild contractions, and when I went to the toilet it seemed as though my waters had broken.
We called Andy, one of our brilliant independent midwives, and she agreed to come over in the morning. She was not convinced that my waters had gone despite me trying to persuade her! Mild contractions rumbled on and off throughout Sunday, sometimes 10 minutes apart, but usually with hours of nothing in between. Nothing really happened to cause anyone any alarm, and Andy suggested it could still be days or weeks before anything concrete happened. We started worrying that if nothing happened we would have to start making decisions about inductions and discussed how long we could leave it from when the waters may have broke. I went to bed as normal Sunday night… and then again at 1.30am I woke up with stronger contractions. They were probably 15 minutes apart to start with but quickly settled into 10 minutes apart. I got up quietly on my own, as I couldn't sleep through them but thought Lawrence should get as much rest as possible, and settled myself in the living room to monitor them. For some reason I started writing down the timings of each one on a newspaper article about Ricky Gervais that was open on the table…In between each one I was sometimes dozing a little, having strange dreams until 5am, when they started becoming more uncomfortable and I wanted Lawrence's support. So I got him up and he started helping me through them. It went on like this for most of the morning.
The contractions were quite strong and I was starting to feel much more uncomfortable. I started making more noise and needing Lawrence to lean on. In fact after trying lots of positions and NCT related ideas I mostly plunged head first into the beanbags while Lawrence rubbed my back and moaned along with me. I'm kind of glad there's no video evidence of this…We kept everyone informed of what was happening, but because the contractions remained at 10 mins apart and it was my first labour, the midwives were pretty sure I wouldn't be giving birth for a long while. During the contractions we played ambient sounds through speakers in the living room – I think we stuck with waves and seagulls for hours! It helped me tune everything else out and reminded me of the beach images from the hypnobirthing cd. I also managed to read in between the earlier ones.
At about 2 / 3pm we called Rebecca, our Doula, and asked her to come over, as the contractions were getting closer together and much stronger. By the time she arrived I was in quite a lot of pain and she suggested I get in the bath while she sorted out the water pool. The bath felt great but very cramped so I couldn't wait to get in the pool but it seemed to be taking forever! After some time in the bath I began to feel the first stages of wanting to push. Not like later – real agonising and incredible urges – but a definite feeling. Although feeling like I couldn't get out, Lawrence and Rebecca helped me into the pool. I don't even remember whether the midwives were there by this point, I was so inwardly focused and not sure who was around. The pool felt huge and wonderful at this point, like a hot swimming pool, and I was so happy to be in it I didn't want to leave ever again. I thought I had minutes or half an hour at the most to go so when it seemed to drag on and on for hours I started to get demoralised and tired and began to struggle.
Rebecca fed me honey on a teaspoon as I wasn't able to eat anything, and Lawrence gave me cartons of juice through straws, although at one point he squirted me in the face with it accidentally! As the contractions and the pushing sensations got stronger my moans got higher, and almost turned into song – I could hear myself kind of singing and Lawrence copying. At one point he sang 'Minky Whaaaaale' which was something we'd been singing as a joke weeks before after watching 'Frozen Planet'. I couldn't laugh because I wasn't really all there, but somewhere inside me it made me smile.
I want to say at this point that Lawrence was totally amazing – he was there constantly from 5am til 6.30 in the evening when Jim was born. I think he missed two contractions. That was it. Other than that he was swaying and massaging and moaning with me, with no embarrassment, totally in the zone. I really don't think I could have done it without him; he is my total hero and an incredible man. At some point after getting in the pool I became aware of the midwives, and the fact there was a different one there (Viv instead of Marjin) although at the time I had no idea why. I think they had not been expecting me to progress so quickly and so had left it quite late to arrive. At one point they apparently weren't even sure I was in labour as I was so relaxed. I didn't feel relaxed. I felt like my body was splitting itself in two and thought I was screaming, shouting, swearing. I was totally shocked to hear the different version of my birth story from everyone else later; they all said it was a 'gentle birth'!
I was very frightened during the pushing stage and felt like I was going to tear. At one point I think I said this and was reassured that I was fine. Andy said that the baby would go back and forward for a while to stretch everything out and that this was ok. By this time I could feel it was all happening and it was a struggle not to push the baby out quickly as hard as I could, although I think because I was quite tired by this point I probably couldn't have done that anyway, even though it felt like it. The contractions were absolutely easy and straightforward in comparison to the pushing.
At some stage here my waters broke – Andy was right, they hadn't gone on Sunday morning – and it was a very strange sensation, like a balloon bursting. I didn't know what it was until someone told me so it was frightening for a second as I thought some part of me had come out that wasn't supposed to! When the head finally came out I was incredibly relieved, but then almost immediately I started worrying that the baby was drowning. I remember everyone around me saying how amazing it was to see his face moving under water. At one point I could feel him moving and it was very uncomfortable so I started getting desperate to get him out. The midwives told me to push him out with the next contraction but I suddenly felt like I wasn't having anymore contractions and panicked a little bit. I shouted 'I'm not having any more!!' and everyone misunderstood me, thinking I was talking about having another baby!
Anyway, I did have another contraction, and out he came like a slippery octopus. It makes me a bit sad that I have no recollection of what happened next – apparently I sat back and picked him up out of the water. I wish I could remember this. In fact this is the point where I wish someone had secretly videoed everything! Anyway, we lay in the pool together for a while, the baby on my chest. I could see Lawrence was crying but I felt dazed and strangely calm. Happy, but not wanting to cry. I didn't in fact cry until a good 3 or 4 days later – when Lawrence read aloud through the midwives account of the birth. Jim was extremely calm and beautiful, so calm I was worried whether he was ok. He lay on me quietly while I tried to keep him warm in the water without it going in his mouth.
Rebecca reminded us gently that we might want some photos of this amazing moment in our lives, and took some polaroids of me and Jim in the pool, some with Lawrence in as well. These are extremely precious photos to us now, despite how mad we look in them!! Having felt like a crazed and tired animal for hours and hours I was suddenly feeling normal. I started thinking about food and drink. The midwives and Rebecca left us alone for a bit which was lovely but then came back in and started talking about the placenta. I had forgotten about that and was hoping it would just come out on it's own. I had a small 'graze' or tear but nothing requiring stitches.
During the days that followed it gradually became more painful as the crazy powerful hormones wore off and the numbness receded, but at the time I just felt totally normal and amazed that I had managed to give birth without anything going wrong at all. My brain had told me all along that something would mess up. I was still half expecting serious blood loss or some other complication for days afterwards.The placenta caused a bit of a stir as Rebecca and the midwives all got excited about it's shape and rarity. It was shaped like a heart. They laid it out and took pictures of it. In fact they were more excited about the placenta than the baby! It had some special membrane or extra bit that they all said was very unusual, so they were all fascinated! Eventually, we got to crack open the champagne, thank God. It was very peaceful lying on the sofa propped up by a beanbag, with my son on my chest and the champagne in my hand. I felt very happy. Everyone gradually left until it was only Andy remaining, writing up notes. Lawrence made bacon sandwiches for us all, and the two of them prepared the bedroom for us to try and co-sleep with Jim.
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Logan is trying to find his sister who was taken when she was supposed to get her mark and "flunked". He gets a lot of help along the way, there is a sad part with the older couple from the first book who helped the dust kids in the Fulmart.
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from Thomas Nelson publishers as part of their book review bloggers program. All opinions expressed are my own, and I was not required to write a positive review.
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Logan Langly went in to get his Mark, but he backed out at the last minute. Now he's on the run from government agents who will stop at nothing to capture him. But Logan is on a mission to find and save his sister, Lily, who disappeared five years ago on her thirteenth birthday, the day she was supposed to receive her Mark.
Logan and his friends, a group of dissenters called the Dust, discover a vast network of the Unmarked, who help them travel safely to the capital city where Lily is imprisoned. Along the way, the Dust receives some startling information from the Markless community, opening their eyes to the message of Christianity and warning that humanity is now entering the End of Days.
When the Dust finally arrives in the capital, it seems that all their careful planning is useless against a government that will do anything to bend its citizens to its will. Can the gentle words Logan has found in a tattered, banned Bible really stand against the most powerful military the world has ever known? Can Logan even sacrifice his own freedom, choosing to act through faith alone?
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