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It had been a while since I soaked any line and having to go out of town the later part of the week I gave Capt. Louie a call Sat. to see if he could go Monday? He answered and said he was out in the woods by himself playing w/ his "Big gun" up near his hunting camp in Steinhatchee. Seems his wife left him out there to go find some better area???
Anyhow, he told me that sounded good and we could check out the tides & weather, talk again Sunday P.M. and maybe give it a go? The weather didn't sound too bad except for the east wind predicted around 10~15mph. We met in Inverness at 8:00am and while driving west on #44 we desided that maybe the Y-town might be a good idea because of all the sheltered area to fish so we turned north on #19 and headed for Capt. Ed's!!
As soon as we dropped my tub into a 62 degree very shallow river we started throwing metal & plastic around w/ the trolling motor down following the river west twards the Gulf. Louie connected 1st w/ a 1lb. LM bass hitting his top-water! Switching rods & lures we continued down river w/ only a couple uncomitted bumps for the next 1/2hr or so untill we came around a huge rock where Louie said he had caught both snook & reds before! Sure enough while Louie had his head turned saying something to me something HUGE came up and swirled on his slash bait. The boil in the water looked like it was caused by a sea cow leaving us guessing what it might have been???
By now the water was up to 63 and the East wind was howling w/ the sun trying to come out but looking up there was still lots more white than blue! The closer we got to the river mouth the more small mango snappers we started catching but no matter what we used we were still getting pretty much shut out!!! Neither one of us wanted to get bounced around out in the Gulf in my flat bottom tub and by now at around noon the tide was still going out even tho High tide was suposed to be at 10:30am!!! With no water out in the Gulf forget trying for reds around the oyster bars and flats outside so back up the river we went!
Cruising up the river at around 15~20mph trying to stay on plane w/ that east wind in our faces, I was watching the bottom conture on my sonar and notices that some of the deep holes were showing some fish marks. Louie remarked that they could be sheephead and since I remembered the shrimp I had frozen after our last try at looking for those striped devils, we figured we'd give it a try> What did we have to loose at this point?? After circling for a landing over went the anchor at the upriver side of a 18' hole. We both threw out w/ Louie using a jighead and me a fishfinder rig w/ a #1 hook. Louie cummed the area w/ bits of shrimp and after a few minutes I felt a tap-tap and reeled in to find my hook empty! I said that didn't feel like the machine gun attack of a small snapper!! Way back in My foggy memory banks I sort of remembered how to hook these thangs after that tell tale tap-tap... After 2 more bait and steels I finally dialed in on one and up came a sheepie just short of being a keeper! I told Louie I think we may be on to something!! Then I hooked what felt like a pretty good one and after a short fight on 10lb class tackle up came a keeper> I didn't mesure it but it was as long as my size #14 crocs so into the cooler it went! Not huge but it was a start!!
We kept at it for about anothe hr. moving around from one hole to another and catching maybe a half dozen more small one> GRRRRR!!! I hate just getting one keeper in the cooler but thats what happened as the bite just stopped dead!!! I think maybe the tide had finally changed direction and by now at around 2:00pm we figured there was only one option left so we headed up river obeying the slow speed sign for a mile or two eating a sandwich and enjoying the wonderful scenery and wildlife. Saw a big Tom turkey in the thick woodland about 50' from the river's edge and a bald eagle circling landed on top of a big dead cypress tree squalking about something> Ever notice they have a very high pitched voice for our national bird? Much higher than a hawk or osprey!! Then a smallish hawk looking bird we couldn't identify sitting up in a tree eating what looked like a mullet?? When we got closer we saw it was a very small osprey> shoula known!!
Capt. Louie who was driving my boat most of the day (Hey, why not sit back enjoy the ride when you have a good chauffeur right??) turned the boat and said letz fish!! I dropped the electric motor and stepped carefully up into the bow seat w/ my flyrod and gave it a wirl! That far up river the current was moving just a little to fast to flyfish even tho the wind wasn't a problem w/ all the big trees up there. Even w/ a heavy clouser deep minnow streamer on, we would drifted pass my target before the fly got down in the strike zone! If we were moving up river fishing instead of down, it would have been different I think but my electric would bearly move us up river against that current. So after about 20 minutes of some really ugly casting and Louie growling "don't hook me w/ that thang!!" I switched back to my spinning rod to which I tied a "Yankee" lure! A Mepps willow leaf in-line spinner w a blade I painted white and put a red stick on eye-ball thinking I would try it for reds some day. After a couple casts I hooked something small which got off before I could identify it. So I cast back to the same spot and wham, a small bass about 1/2lb liked my spinner! After that it was all the "Capt. louie Show" where he schooled me on how to catch river bass!! I guess he caught about a 1/2 doz up to just over a pound before we called it quits a couple hundred yards above Capt. Ed's!
On the way home we talked about our river trip and how at 63 degrees which was as high as the water got, it was just too cold for the snook (Our target species) to eat and with all that fresh water pouring out, the trout or reds may have stayed down river in the more brakish water> WHO KNOWS??? but as Fisherman we always have to 2nd guess ourselfs and try like hell to figue out the why's, when's and how's???
All in all it was a pleasent day on the river w/ one of my favorite fishin buddies> No I didn't forget You Moon> The Thursdays just hasn't panned out lately!!!
Can't wait to get back out there and try again!!!


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OverviewDesert Peak is a rugged, unknown, yet spectacular peak in the west desert of Utah. It is the highest mountain in the Newfoundland range. The Newfoundland range is part of the western Utah desert and is located about 3/4 of the way from Salt Lake to Wendover and about 30 miles north of I-80. Most days Desert Peak can be seen from I-80 and on really clear days it can be seen from spots in Salt Lake Valley. Viewed from a distance, the peak is light-colored and looks very rugged and "pointy" towards the top.
The Newfoundland Mountains are not easily accessed and though Desert Peak is a mere 30 miles from the interstate, it will require around 2 hours to get to the start of the hike. The very southern part of the Newfoundland Mountains is actually in a military area and no public access is allowed. But the difficulty in getting there is re-payed in the vast remoteness, historical charm, and jagged peaks. Desert Peak and the Newfoundland Mountains are also part of the Newfoundland Mountains Wilderness Study Area and sports a healthy population of big horn sheep. A trip to the Newfoundland Mountains is a excellent experience for it's solitude and beauty.
Desert Peak rises about 2800 feet from the surrounding Salt Flats and ranks as #46 for Utah Peaks with 2000 feet or more of prominence. Click here for a list of Utah Prominence peaks.
There is a still-distinct 1847-50 wagon trail just to the south called the Hastings Cut-off. To the north there's the Transcontinental railroad bed that is fun to see. It's 1904 replacement is the route you use, at least the dirt road next to it, to access the Newfoundland range. There is lots of old mining activity to see. The mine at the head of Dell's Canyon has a cablecar ore shuttle system that looks like it's still in working order.
The actual climb is steep but not difficult except as you approach the top the footing gets loose and there is more exposure. The top is a series of jagged spires. The 360 degree views are spectacular.
Routes OverviewThere are basically two ways to hike this mountain: East side and West side. The east side approach uses Dell Canyon to ascend the mountain, the west side uses the Southwest ridge.
Compared to the Southwest ridge, Dell's Canyon is more difficult in terms of elevation gain, route finding and being more technical. Mileage wise, both are about the same. If driving high clearance, the Dell's Canyon will be about 300 more feet of vertical. Route finding will be required if coming from Dell's Canyon as there are several cliffs to bypass. So if you want more of a challenge, take the Dell's Canyon side, it also was quite scenic, though I can't comment on the west side approach.
Getting ThereThe two driving options mentioned are the only two ways to access this mountain range that I am aware of. From Grouse Creek and Lucin (west) there is supposedly a gate that is locked and there is no public access.
To get to the Newfoundland Mountain access road from the railroad tracks does not require high clearance or 4WD. As soon as you leave the railroad tracks the road is rutted and you may not be comfortable driving a sedan on this part of the road, though I did with a Mazda and had no problems. Once you reach the mountains the road is in good shape and will only require 4WD or high clearance if there have been recent storms. Of the two options mentioned I would recommend taking the route from Salt Lake City as the roads are in good condition. The other route is much longer (from the Wasatch) and I don't have personal knowledge of this route.
From Salt Lake City: (120 miles)
Head west on I-80 towards Wendover. Continue to exit 62 (Lakeside Military Area) and head north towards the Military Area. About 15 miles from the Interstate you will reach the Military Area where the paved road bends and then continues to the military base. At this bend there is a dirt road that continues straight, follow this well-graded dirt road. After another 14 miles you will reach the railroad tracks. Continue about a 1/4 mile west to where a road crosses the tracks and follows the railroad tracks. This is where the road is marked as private. Continue west along the railroad tracks for 25.5 miles to the Newfoundland Mountains road.
From Highway 30: (70 miles)
From the large bend in highway 30, shown here head 6.5 south towards Kelton on a dirt road. At Kelton take a right and go 2.8 miles to a dirt road that breaks off and heads south. Follow this road for approximately 23 miles to an intersection and then go right the road soon heads west then southwest. From 5.4 miles from the previous intersection there is another intersection. Go left, then you will soon go straight through an intersection then south for 7 miles to the railroad tracks. Now travel west along the railroad tracks for 12.5 miles to the Newfoundland Mountains road.
Once at the Newfoundland Mountains road:
For Dells Canyon approach:
Head south along the rutted and washed out road for approximately 2 miles where you reach an intersection. Continue straight for another mile to where you reach a T intersection. Go left and around the mountain range. Once you are around the side of the range and heading south again it is approximately 6.5 miles to Dell's Canyon. This stretch of road has occasional mud and washout but is in generally good condition.
For the Southwest Ridge:
See the Southwest Ridge page.
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Inside the Newfoundland Mountains Wilderness Area, please follow the rules. The road alongside the railroad is signed as private property and no tresspassing. However, there are no gates (as of 11/25/2006) and to access this mountain range you must use this road. The BLM encourages hiking, sightseeing, and wildlife viewing in the area.
When To Climb
Fall, Winter and Spring would be the best times to do this hike. Though the route up from Dell's Canyon faces to the north, expect some snow aftert recent storms and cold spells. During the summer months expect daytime highs in the 90-100's.
Sp Member Varleys writes: I climbed on a June weekend and camped in one of the canyons. It was cool on the mtn. I did not find any water while I was there but there are supposed to be 2 springs toward the south. Spring and Fall would be good times to climb. I expect it could be climbed in the winter.
CampingThis terrain is vast open desert surrounded by salt flats. Primitive camping is allowed. There are no nearby campgrounds or developed campsites. Make sure you have gas, the closest gas station is 70 miles away in Delle (exit 70 off I-80) and bring plenty of food, water and firewood.
One of the better places to camp is located at the northern end of the Silver Island Mountains and access is relatively easy. To get there from the train tracks: Continue south towards the Silver Island Mountains, at 2 miles there is an intersection, continue straight. Then continue for another mile to a T-intersection, go right (west) towards the large granite outcrop and continue for another 1 and 1/4 miles to the end of the road.
Additional InformationGeocacher's have placed caches in the area. You can follow these GPS coordinates to their caches or go to Geocaching.com and search for these cache names or just look at the map of caches in the area of the Newfoundland mountains. They also have information about getting there and camping.
Newfoundland First
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CLEVELAND, June 1 (UPI) -- Cleveland Indians right-fielder Juan Gonzalez was put back on the disabled list Wednesday because of a pulled hamstring.
Gonzalez suffered a similar injury in spring training and had not played this season until Tuesday night when he aggravated it in his first at-bat in the game against Minnesota.
Gonzalez, 35, a two-time American League MVP, had not appeared in a game since May 21, 2004, because of a back strain suffered while a member of the Kansas City Royals. He signed with Cleveland as a free agent in the off-season. Gonzalez has played a total of 185 games since 2001 and has been on the DL 11 times in his career.
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A week after its great performance in Day 1 of 2013-2014 HCup against ASM Clermont-Auvergne, Racing Metro 92 are traveling to Wales to challenge the astonishing Scarlets, winner against Harlequins. Ciel et Blanc wish to repeat their last week's performance with adding, if possible, offensive ingredients. (Credit : Julien Poupart // Attitude Rugby).
Forget Grenoble but keep Clermont in mind. "We had at heart to correct our bad performance of Grenoble" guarentees Camille Gérondeau. We now prepare ourselves to bring back a result from Scarlets. We are focused on this coming game while keeping in mind our last performance realized against Clermont". Here are the words which have been said all week long, here at Plessis-Robinson. The good HCup start against ASM last week-end has reassured the whole Ciel et Blanc squad. A team RM92 full of solidarity, rugbymen of Laurent Labit and Laurent Travers demonstrated that Racing was "a real team" says Henry Chavancy. This European launch at home was crucial for the francilians to climb up the ladder of European continent. Racingmen are glad of this last win but do not over react from it. There are still things to improve and are all conscious about it. "We defended well, that's true, confesses Eddy Ben Arous. We created something from thos two last minutes. On this match, defense was a true revelation. But we must still carry on working in that area." "Defense, is the soul of a team, answer back Chavancy. With is, we managed to beat the Vice-European champion. It's a very positive aspect for the future. We will now try to add offensive bits."
The offensive area is still to perfect, which is improving little by little with matches. "In HCup, defense won't always be enough, says Third row. We must add offensive ingridients. It will come with time, I am pretty confident about that, we notice it every day at practice." Because in front of them will stand a Welsh Scarlets team which has shocked everyone in this first Day of HCup, winner of the Harlequins in London last week. As francilian prop would say, "we will have to make them foul, as we had two days less than them to recover from the previous week-end. We must travel there with the ambition to bring back the victory. If we just focus on taking a point, we won't bring anything at all." Against a team which already fell twice at home this season but still redoutable, Ciel et Blanc must get prepared for "a tough challenge, says Chavancy. We are happy to play those types of matches. The three-quarter line is well represntative of the Welsh national team. Also we all know how much HCup counts for the Celtic league teams."
So to put Racing in a right position for the derby which will come a week later, the best thing to do would be to stay on the current mentality. "HCup is tough, confesses Gérondeau. ASM was the first step. Scarlets will be another tough one. We will have to again raise up our plays to climb up this second mountain."
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Through creative play, your child expresses his- or herself, learns about process, discovers cause and effect and gains pride in their achievements.
Imaginative play starts in your child's head. It can be role-playing, creating a new game, giving toys a voice, inventing adventures or playing a word game.
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Media Center specialist VidaBox today announced the forthcoming release of Media Center Controls for iPad, an exclusive app for the iPad which serves as a remote controller for Windows Media Center, including the ability to hook in additional home automation controls.
Set for release later in the year, the app will only be available with VidaBox hardware – the app will not be available in the App Store. Sounds like a missed opportunity for VidaBox, but I guess they know their business model better than I do. Over to the developer community to get something up and running that's available to all – I'd happy pay the money, who's with me?
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VidaBox Debuts Media Center Controls for iPad® at the Asian Pacific CEDIA EXPO
Melbourne, Australia – Asian Pacific CEDIA Expo – June 23rd – idaBox LLC, an award-winning manufacturer of advanced media servers & control solutions, debuted their new iPad Media Center controls today in Booth 3A at the Asian Pacific CEDIA EXPO. VidaBox may be the very first company to offer such a solution for Windows-based Media Centers.
"We're all absolutely thrilled to be the first in showcasing what dealers have been asking for," claims Steven Cheung, President of VidaBox, LLC. "With the iPad®, users can now browse and launch movies & music by cover art, get rich metadata, and much more – quickly and easily – all from a single, inexpensive device. Beyond controlling media center, dealers and integrators can potentially tie in multiroom audio, or basic room control with lighting and more."
When programmed properly, the same VidaBox interface can be used to turn on a zone to power TVs, receivers, or even lights, while setting up the proper AV connections on the receiver. Cable, satellite, and other TV boxes can also be controlled via IR from the VidaBox iPad® interface. Plans are also in the works for audio integration with online music sources like Rhapsody, Pandora, Napster, Shoutcast, and other popular services.
"Unlike the current vAutomation 1.0 platform, dealers with this new vAutomation 2.0 platform will do minimal or almost no programming – but still get to enjoy these snazzy, user friendly interfaces," continues Cheung. "Everything is set up at the factory in advance, so users can quickly flick through dozens of archived music albums, DVDs, Blu-rays, launch these titles, and control multiple zones – all out of the box. With the iPad's ultra responsive touchscreen, it's never been faster or simpler."
iPad® controls for VidaBox will be available for qualified dealers and integrators in Q3 of this year. For more information on the VidaBox line of digital entertainment and control hardware solutions, please visit the company website at http://www.vidabox.com, call 516-730-7500, or see them in action at the Asian Pacific CEDIA Expo in Booth 3A.


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Our charity, the Tribal Foundation, supports world-wide projects, which reflect Tribal's expertise in education.
We seek out projects which bring sustainable benefits, rather than short-term remedies. In addition to aspirational projects with a strong education theme, we complement our support of these programmes with our local giving initiative, where Tribal offices nominate a local charity to receive a donation towards a project connected to one or more of our staff.
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In spite of these flaws, however, Frayed Knights does something that so few RPGs do these days: it provides a real sense of hard-earned progression, enjoyable quests that interweave with one another, tactical and challenging turn-based combat with a huge amount of depth and few obvious exploits or problems, exploration which not only provides good rewards, but revolves around player ingenuity and persistence rather than simply following obvious clues and a quest compass, and, of course, it also doesn't take itself too seriously. When getting deep into the game's mechanics and presentation, it's easy to come across a few weak points, and, were this not an indie game, those problems would be much harder to forgive. For a one-man labor of love, however, I'm willing to give Frayed Knights a pass on a lot of these issues, especially because so many other things about the game are done so well.
The bottom line on Frayed Knights: The Skull of S'makh-Daon is that it provides a great, traditional, and well-designed CRPG experience, the likes of which we rarely see these days. Players who are used to the polish and streamlining more modern RPGs, and who don't take kindly to the game's less serious tone and style may not find themselves drawn into the game, but the underlying mechanics are, provided you enjoy combat and dungeon crawling, some of the best I've seen in years. I think fans of some of the genre's classics, like Might & Magic, Wizardry, and Betrayal at Krondor will really appreciate Jay Barnson's tribute to old-school CRPGs, and, perhaps, it will also convince some newer fans of the genre to get into the classics as well. My hope is that Jay will take a close look at the strong and weak points with his first outing, and do his best to resolve the problems while building on the strengths. For now, while I can't recommend it to absolutely everyone (so play the demo and check it out for yourself!), Frayed Knights is, quite simply, the kind of game a lot of CRPG fans have been waiting for.


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Vodafone is spending £100m on a branding campaign to replace the "how are you?" slogan, created by JWT, with BBH's "make the most of now". This television ad follows a mayfly, whose lifespan is only one day, making most of his short time on the planet. He surfs down a river on a leaf, juggles, plays tennis and gives the love of his life a flower. The creative is based on the proposition that Vodafone can help its customers make better use of their time.


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"Our entire team should be commended for their efforts to achieve this important milestone," said Joel T. Raymond, Chief Operating Officer at CommutAir. "At approximately 8:15am this morning, flight UA4996 operated by CommutAir departed Washington, DC to Columbia, SC carrying the pride of our 600 plus team members. It's a pretty cool feeling and something we are all excited about as we execute our growth plans to triple the size of our operations over the next two years."
The significant growth at CommutAir is leading to unprecedented hiring and advancement opportunities within all functional areas of the Company. In particular, CommutAir expects the addition of forty jets to the fleet to drive an accelerated need for pilot hiring and promotions at its Dulles and Newark bases. To address this, CommutAir has designed what it believes to be an industry leading pay and benefits package that includes:
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Drives Like a Dream
Sixty-one-year-old Lydia Modine will soon adjust to changing
circumstances in her life. Her ex-husband, chameleon Cy Modine, is
to marry Ellen --- twenty-five years his junior --- and Lydia's
three grown children will arrive to attend their father's wedding.
Lydia expects the day to play out according to her expectations,
complete with their sharing of childhood memories. She hopes that
one of the three will move back to Detroit --- they are scattered
from one coast to the other.
Cy's last-minute request of her to look in on his new in-laws puts
a kink in Lydia's schedule. Ellen, his new wife, is an only child,
with parents who don't support the union. Self-supporting, Lydia
has written books on the automobile history of Detroit, its luster
and its downturns. Ellen's father is retired from the auto industry
and has perhaps known Lydia's own father, deceased auto designer
for Ford, Tucker and GM. Tucker was a company that teetered on the
brink of success, with her father's design for a car, which was
futuristic for its time but destined to fail. A financial scandal,
with court proceedings yielding no wrongdoing, put Tucker out of
business, with Lydia's father going over to GM.
DRIVES LIKE A DREAM is the story of Lydia's schemes to reunite her
children in Detroit and entice their return to her. Writing her
history books takes the roadmap on an unexpected detour, however,
when she wanders into the automobile history museum on the day of
Cy's wedding. The curator helps her use the Internet, with an
introduction to email. Soon she's tangled in a relationship online
with a brash hippie-professor with progressive ideas about the auto
industry. His lectures draw Lydia into discussion and eventually a
luncheon date.
Lydia disagrees with Norm's ideas but finds him interesting. She
weaves an intricate web of lies to her children and Cy's in-laws
about the relationship and soon swims in a sea of untruths. Instead
of confessing, she digs a deeper hole into the possibilities with
Norm. Hopelessly mired in liars' muck, she's comfortable with her
stories until her research into the Tucker downfall reaches a
crisis. She must justify her professional life with her personal
Description in DRIVES LIKE A DREAM is over-generous. But the story
brings a smile to anyone who has heard of or driven the GM and Ford
antiquities Shreve describes. Nomad, muscle car, and Corvette are
but a few of the archived cars. Shreve exhibits extensive research
in the automobile archives. Lydia's books provide him the vehicle
to take us back in time for the view. But her private life, though
funny when her fibs become elephantine lies, is difficult to
accept. Jessica, Davey and Ivan question their mother's sanity at
one point, and rightly so. The final chapter races to conclusion
with a feeling of letdown. Lydia's purpose, with subsequent
distortion of truth, could have been stronger. She's both emotional
and flippant.
DRIVES LIKE A DREAM held the interest of this reader despite
questionable character development.
Reviewed by Judy Gigstad on January 21, 2011
Drives Like a Dream
- Publication Date: March 4, 2005
- Genres: Fiction
- Hardcover: 288 pages
- Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt


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Barbershop music
A barbershop chorus concert, featuring the Narragansett Bay Chorus, the Southeast Light Quartet and the Trade Secret Quartet will be hosted by the Original Congregational Church in Wrentham on March 1 at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments will be available after the concert. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. They are available in the church office, by calling 508-384-3110 or at occhurch.net. The church is at the corner of Rtes. 140 and 1A in Wrentham.
Student artwork at Barnes & Noble
Artwork from the Walpole Public Schools, grades K-12, will be on display for the month of March at the Barnes & Noble cafe in the Walpole Mall. The exhibit celebrates 'Youth Art Month' and is entitled "Personal Expression." There will be an opening reception on Tuesday, March 4 at 6:30 p.m.
Selectmen meeting
Selectmen will meet again on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the main meeting room of Town Hall. The Walpole fiscal year 2015 budget is expected to be a topic of conversation.
Library�s author series
The Friends of the Walpole Public Library will continue its author series on Thursday, March 6 at 7 p.m. with Don Wilding�s presentation of "Henry Beston�s Cape Cod: Inspiration for a National Seashore." Beston�s book, The Outermost House, was written in 1927 after Beston spent a solitary year in a 20x16 cottage on Eastham�s outer beach. The Outermost House is now considered an American classic on the level of the works of Thoreau, Muir and other noted nature writers, and was cited as a major influence on the establishment of the Cape Cod National Seashore in 1961. Wilding�s presentation includes more than 100 slides of Beston and his famous cottage, along with footage from the documentary film project. In the community room, Walpole Public Library, 143 School St. There is no admission fee and all are welcome.
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This course is designed to meet the needs of Engineers and Technicians of all disciplines and will also benefit Mechanical Engineers seeking to refresh their knowledge. Exercises illustrating many of the concepts are included in the course.
- Course Outline
The procurement, installation and operation of equipment is often under the control of Engineers and Technicians who, although qualified in their own discipline, may not have received formal Mechanical Engineering training. To be effective, Engineers and Technicians of all disciplines should have a fundamental understanding of the principles that dictate the design, operation and maintenance of Mechanical equipment. This understanding will benefit not only the individual, but also the industry in which the individual is employed.
This course is designed to meet the needs of Engineers and Technicians of all disciplines and will also benefit Mechanical Engineers seeking to refresh their knowledge. Exercises illustrating many of the concepts are included in the course.
The first day of the course will cover some theory that will provide a basis for the balance of the course. Devices and equipment commonly found in many industries will be described together with practical information on the types, operation and code requirements.
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Upon attending the course a text book entitled ~Mechanical Design of Machine Elements and Machines(TM) will be provided. This text provides a comprehensive basis of Mechanical Engineering concepts to be used to complement the course material presented and for future reference.
- To provide a basic understanding of the design theory behind mechanical components typically found in industry.
- To outline the key features of a variety of mechanical equipment types.
- To provide an awareness of the codes and regulations that governs the installation and operation of mechanical equipment.
Industrial and commercial plant and facilities engineers and operators, consultants, property managers, project engineers, design engineers, armed services personnel and other technical personnel who are involved in the operation and maintenance of mechanical equipment, systems and processes. Professionals who need to add to their current experience and knowledge of mechanical engineering. Mechanical engineers who require practical knowledge of certain aspects of mechanical engineering or who need to refresh their knowledge. New graduates will benefit from the practical industrial experience of the instructor.
Program Outline Faculty: Alan Powell M.Sc., P.Eng., Program Director, EPIC
Day I
Introductions and Course Outline
Mechanical Engineering-An Overview
¢ Governing principles
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¢ Technical problem solving
Refreshments and Networking
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¢ Heat treatment of metals
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¢ Non-destructive examination (NDE)
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¢ Limits and fits
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Mechanics of Materials
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Equipment Reliability
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After attending the seminar, you will be able to:
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- add to your ability to achieve cost-effective installation and operation of equipment and systems
- become familiar with the many codes and regulations governing the operation of mechanical equipment.
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A program director with EPIC (Educational Program Innovations Center), Mr. Alan Powell has over 30 years of experience in the maintenance of industrial facilities. He immigrated to Canada after graduating with an MSc degree in engineering from the University of Manchester in England. During his career, Mr. Powell has developed maintenance programs, introduced significant maintenance cost-saving concepts, and managed a process to revise preventive maintenance programs in many large facilities. He has authored several papers on maintenance, which he has presented at national and international conferences.
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A judge has found a man from rural Saskatchewan guilty of charges related to the shooting of a neighbour's dog last April.
Eugene Krawchuk was convicted of killing a St. Bernard puppy without lawful excuse and was sentenced to 12 months probation — meaning he'll have a criminal record.
"They ripped a piece of our heart out," Michael Price said after the ruling. "He was a gentle giant, sitting on the girl's laps."
He was a gentle giant
Krawchuk was acquitted of carelessly using a firearm and of destroying the dog other than in a prescribed manner.
Krawchuk, who is 59, told court he was protecting his farm animals when he shot the 11-month old dog named Bentley.
The judge said he didn't believe Krawchuk's testimony that the dog was harassing his livestock — horses, a donkey and a llama-alpaca cross.
Krawchuk and his wife were both found guilty of having an unlicensed gun.
Laurie Krawchuk was given a conditional discharge with 12 months of probation.
"Quite simply, I believe Bentley was in the pasture not to attack other animals, but simply to play with other animals," Judge Marty Irwin said. "It's noteworthy that both Eugene Krawchuk and Laurie Krawchuk testified they had a donkey and a llama to protect their horses from coyotes … if the donkey or llama believed [they] were under attack, they would have made short work of the one-year-old puppy."
Court heard Bentley had wandered into Krawchuk's pasture in the Rural Municipality of Grant in north-central Saskatchewan on April 11, 2013.
The defence had argued that Krawchuk had the right to protect his animals and only loaded his .22-calibre rifle when he knew he didn't have another choice.
The Crown suggested that Krawchuk planned to kill the dog from the moment he heard commotion outside. In his testimony, Krawchuk admitted to loading the rifle before knowing what the dog was doing.
"I believe he had the sole intent of shooting the dog," Irwin said. "I do not believe that he carefully went into the pasture and assessed the situation and then decided he had no other alternative."
The Crown also pointed out that Krawchuk put 16-year-old Lianne Price in danger when he raised his gun and fired as she pleaded for him not to kill her pet. Bentley, whimpering and twitching, died in her arms.
Court was told Price didn't have a leash with her when she tried to retrieve Bentley, who wasn't responding to her commands.
The trial also heard there was bad blood between the families.
The Krawchuks both testified that the Price family's three other dogs had often made it into their pasture and chased their animals.
Michael Price testified that when he heard a rifle crack and saw his daughter drop to her knees, he thought she had been shot.
He said when he realized it was Bentley that had been hit, he grabbed Krawchuk by the collar and demanded he apologize to Price's daughter.
Price, who admitted giving him a hard push on the back of the head, is charged with assault. His case is still before the court.
Krawchuk was sentenced to 12 months of probation, with the conditions to take personal counselling as directed and have no contact with the Prices. Irwin also imposed a three-year firearms prohibition. Eugene Krawchuk must also donate $500 to the SPCA, perform 50 hours of community service and pay $800 in restitution to Lianne Price, the price she paid for Bentley.
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One would think any guy would be more than happy having regular access to your vagina, but nooooo – you can bet your (ahem) bottom dollar that the time will come when he enquires about sport on Channel Two. While the thought of anal anything might be horrifying, in fact lots of couples include it in their sexual repertoire and – believe it or not – some women really enjoy it. If your boyfriend's been bugging you to try sex this way, take heart – you're not alone. And it doesn't have to be heinous. Here's the scoop.
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The Alphabet - Poem by Karl Shapiro
The letters of the Jews as strict as flames
Or little terrible flowers lean
Stubbornly upwards through the perfect ages,
Singing through solid stone the sacred names.
The letters of the Jews are black and clean
And lie in chain-line over Christian pages.
The chosen letters bristle like barbed wire
That hedge the flesh of man,
Twisting and tightening the book that warns.
These words, this burning bush, this flickering pyre
Unsacrifices the bled son of man
Yet plaits his crown of thorns.
Where go the tipsy idols of the Roman
Past synagogues of patient time,
Where go the sisters of the Gothic rose,
Where go the blue eyes of the Polish women
Past the almost natural crime,
Past the still speaking embers of ghettos,
There rise the tinder flowers of the Jews.
The letters of the Jews are dancing knives
That carve the heart of darkness seven ways.
These are the letters that all men refuse
And will refuse until the king arrives
And will refuse until the death of time
And all is rolled back in the book of days.
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Susan Williams (8/7/2016 2:02:00 PM)
There is a edgy beauty in these lines- -the silhouette of the Jew has moved across every age of man, he has been the chosen tribe of God, he has been the protector of culture, the shepherd of the hills, the downtrodden, the despised, the persecuted, the murdered.... I like this poem very much for standing up for his heritage. (Report) Reply
Edward Kofi Louis (8/7/2016 9:42:00 AM)
This burning bush of life! Thanks for sharing this poem with us. (Report) Reply
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One of the big stories of 2008 was about Flagler College student Laura Croft, 25, becoming Playmate of the Month for July.
Since then, she's appeared on Playboy's television show, lived in the Playboy Mansion, and returned to St. Augustine to attend college.
As she gets ready to leave Florida for Los Angeles where she hopes to become a television actress, she took a few minutes while she was in Atlantic City for a Playboy appearance to speak to the Record about her plans. Here are our questions and what she had to say:
Q: Did you graduate as planned from Flagler College this semester?
A: I was so mad. After meeting with (school) advisors, I was told like a week before graduation that I was like two credits short of graduating. I have to do an internship, or something. I'll probably do it out in Los Angeles.
Q: What was it like to go back to Flagler this semester since your fame this summer?
A: It's funny, at school it's just normal, but on the weekends it was different. I would be like a celebrity on the weekends and I got to get all dressed up and to do appearances. But at school, I'm just a normal student.
Q: Where are you living now?
A: I'm still in Florida. I'm not sure when I'll go to L.A. I've still got a lot of (model) bookings and club appearances to do in Florida.
Q: Where will you live in L.A.?
A: I'll live in the playmate house. It's so great there!
Q: What are your plans once you're in L.A.?
A: I plan to audition for (soap operas) "The Young and the Restless" and "The Bold and the Beautiful." I really want to be in a soap opera.
Q: What is your ultimate goal in Hollywood?
A: To win an Emmy for a daytime soap opera -- I want to be the villain.
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How to Cure a Hangover
No doubt, you've had a bad hangover – with the headache, drowsiness, nausea, and dry mouth to show for it – and you can probably understand why there are numerous hangover "cures" on the market and countless home remedies promoted on the Internet. But here's a little secret: Most of the cure-alls don't work. While many of these are effectively snake oil, and others only mask the effects, science does gives us some answers to that pounding question: What, exactly, is a hangover, and, more importantly, how do we get over it?
Hangovers are caused by a combination of factors, most notably dehydration, says Dr. Gary Murray, program director for the Division of Metabolism and Health Effects at the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. As you may know from the excessive bathroom visits during a night of drinking, alcohol is a diuretic – a substance that promotes the production of urine. When everything is functioning normally, the pituitary gland secretes vasopressin, a hormone that reduces urine output by helping the kidneys reabsorb water in the body. Alcohol, however, suppresses this so-called anti-diuretic hormone, causing water to bypass the kidneys and instead flow into the bladder and eventually out of the body.
For some people, hangover symptoms may also result from toxic effects, Dr. Murray says. When you consume alcohol, enzymes break down the drink's ethanol into acetaldehyde; other enzymes then metabolize acetaldehyde into innocuous acetate. But some people, particularly those of Asian descent, have a difficult time breaking down acetaldehyde in that second step. The chemical compound builds to toxic levels, resulting in skin flushing, sweating, vomiting and rapid pulse. Some researchers suggest dehydration and acetaldehyde toxicity actually play very minor roles in producing hangovers. Instead, they argue that common hangover symptoms, including nausea, headache and fatigue, are the result of changes in immune function brought on by alcohol ingestion.
Other factors that don't necessarily cause hangovers are thought to enhance the severity of them, such as sleep deprivation and smoking. Additionally, recent research has suggested that congeners in alcohol – byproducts of the fermentation process that contribute to the flavor, aroma and color of alcoholic drinks – may play some role in enhancing hangovers. For instance, one study showed that bourbon, which has a higher congener content than vodka, produces the more severe hangover.
In other words, the science is still out on the exact cause of hangovers and, given the many factors involved, there is likely no cure-all – each hangover may be unique to the individual's genetics, the drinks you imbibed and how well you've been taking care of yourself. But that's not to say that you can't diminish a hangover with a few simple tricks.


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Irish economy vulnerable to effects of climate change – S&P
IRELAND is among the most vulnerable countries in Western Europe to the effects of climate change, according to rating agency Standard & Poors.
Climate change – including the potential for increasingly volatile and extreme weather – is set to be one of two global "mega trends" driving the credit-worthiness of states, the agency warns in a major new report.
The ageing world population is the other mega trend.
The report shows that poorer countries in Asia, Africa and the Caribbean are most at risk from climate change, but Ireland's reliance on agriculture makes the country particularly vulnerable compared with many other peers in Western Europe.
The likely effects of the looming pensions crisis are relatively clear, but the impact of climate change is "far hazier" and more challenging to predict, according to the report.
It is also impossible to say when the effects will start to be felt, according to the report.
However, the effects are likely to take a toll on economic growth and public finances, it warns.
By 2100 – less than 90 years from now – the cost could wipe between 2pc and 5pc off the overall size of the global economy.
Estimates for specific regions are for much more serious effects with the likes of coastal parts of Asia and the Carribean set to suffer particularly badly.
Government credit ratings could be affected, both because growth is likely to slow and because an increasing share of national budgets will be devoted to emergency relief and disaster recovery.
The report ranks 116 countries according to their vulnerability to climate change. The ranks of those most at risk are dominated by the world's poorest nations.
With flooding a major threat, low-lying, agriculture-dependent Vietnam, Bangladesh and Senegal face the worst fall-out of the 116 countries ranked.
Ireland is the 15th least vulnerable nation.
That is good by global standards but the table shows us at greater risk than France, Germany and the UK, as well as the US, because of the importance of agriculture to the economy here and because one in five people here lives within five metres of sea level.
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Acupuncture may be more risky than previously thought say researchers.
A three-year review by the National Health Service in the UK of acupuncture complications showed patients suffering dizziness, lost needles and collapsed lungs as just some of the risks involved in the treatment.
The study found 325 safety incidents involved in acupuncture treatments given within the NHS system.
The Daily Mail reported that out of that number there were 100 cases of needles being left inside the body.
63 others saw patients lose consciousness and 99 felt dizzy.
There were also another five percent of cases that suffered lung collapses after the needle was accidentally pushed too far into the chest.
The study had major drawbacks, however, as it did not say how many acupuncture treatments were conducted in total.
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In essence, this means that 325 incidents could be a miniscule number compared to the total number.
Also, let's be honest, cases of dizziness or fainting may have had to do with the fact that people were afraid of being stuck with needles.
And then there's the crazy healers that GlobalPost has reported on.
A recently charged Swiss man used acupuncture needles to infect 16 people with the HIV virus.
The research was published in the International Journal of Risk and Safety in Medicine.


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PostSecret is always oddly fascinating, without fail. This week the last one is especially haunting.
Are there any fellow designers or HGTV lovers out there who are itching to try out for Design Star? If so, Tuesday is your chance! MidCity Design District has some details.
Having just cooked quinoa myself for the first time (but eaten it many times before) this summery salad is one I can confidently get behind: the Black Bean Citrus Salad from Fifth Floor Kitchen.
Borderstan has a few valuable tips about your first days at home with a new dog. If you're into furry friends, read it and take note!
Jason's View from DC got to play plumber this weekend! He lost me at "fill valve."
Princess Sparkle Pony's Photo Blog has itself a little Tea Party close-up!
Lovely pictures of produce just as nature intended it to be (and not as the grocery store displays it) from You, Madam, Are no Sei Shonagon.


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FA June, 2012
Padre Canyon is located within the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve near Ivins (St. George), Utah. The reserve is managed as a Habitat Conservation Plan administered by Washington County in coordination with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Utah Department of Natural Resources and the State of Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration. The reserve began in 1996 and in 2009 received designation as a National Conservation Area, similar to Red Rock, Nevada. Within this relatively new National Conservation Area, Padre Canyon is included more specifically within the Red Mountain Wilderness area. Mule deer, mountain lion, bobcats, jackrabbits, cottontail rabbits, and fox are the more commonly observed mammals of this wilderness area. However, it is several reptile, fish, raptor and native plant species that drive the protection of this land, the Mojave Desert Tortoise being a critical component of that vision. One of the richest populations of these tortoises can be found between my home located along the edge of the reserve and the climbing routes we have established along the eastern cliffs of Padre Canyon. Please respect the established trail system through this area. It is heavily monitored for potential abuses.
Assisi was the fifth multi pitch route Joe Allen and I established in Padre Canyon in 2012. We placed zero pro bolts and only two rap bolts for one two rope rappel. It is as aesthetic as any of the others crack routes we established in Padre and caught our eye the first time we passed below it. The first pitch is a true fingers-hands splitter up an otherwise crack-void wall spackled with several large huecos. The second pitch has a fun pull through, over a bulge, on a hands crack which continues for another 30' but eventually gives way to a broken chimney system to the far right that leads to the flat summit of this wall. The climbing of the first pitch is approximately 100' and the second approximately 130', but the second pitch is an angled one allowing for one double rope rap from the summit of this wall. We set up a rap just below the summit of the wall that allows for a full 200' clean rap to the ground, just west of the first pitch.
The best access to the Padre Canyon climbs is to park at the southeast corner of Tuacahn High School and theater in Ivins, UT. Tuacahn High School is a Utah charter school for the performing arts. It is a public school that would rival any private school in the United States. To reach the school, you are driving back to an incredible natural amphitheater. Parking is open to the public. From the southeast corner of the large parking lot, locate a trail that descends into the wash and immediately up the other bank. Cross a well-traveled running/hiking trail and locate a bushy, sandy and loose climbers trail up a rib of sand that breaks through the chossy lower cliff band. Once you gain the base of the steep climbing walls above, head southeast along the wall until you are below an obvious "lightning bolt" crack (left to right). We named this route Stigmata. Continue along the base of the wall looking for an obvious 100' tall splitter that curves right into broken ground. It splits a large wall that is void of other cracks but has a few large huecos on its left side. You will have a hard time seeing our rap anchors unless you step quite away back from the wall. The first pitch allows for a gear anchor right before the crack bends right and runs through a bulge. Rope drag will prevent you from attempting to combine the pitches with a 70m rope.
Route Description230'+/-, 2 Pitches, 5.10
1st Pitch- 30m- 5.10/This is a very aesthetic splitter right off the deck. Climb the chossy flaring crack with tight hands and ring locks and keep your feet in the crack versus trusting the crumbling walls to the outside or edge. You will pull out of the flare via a C4#.75 placement into better rock and truer hand crack.
2nd Pitch- 40m- 5.9/Pull out of the chossy belay pod into great hands and swing up and right with good feet to a hand crack that slants right. Follow it to a short chimney. You can protect deep in the chimney but extend it long to avoid horrendous rope drag if you do. Climb up the chimney and stem to the left side of a chossy corner and tunnel under a block to the summit. Small gear can make a belay as the fixed rap station is unavailable for the belay on top.


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In case the title doesn't make sense. This is a portrait of my mum. x)
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So of that is indeed delightful!
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She's pretty. =D 5-5
i thought i commented this one lol... your mum looks great!! really beautiful. also very nice of you to draw your mum :) *all hearts*
wow your mum is very pretty! She must like this drawing! 5♥s! favs
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So real... :D Amazing!
Fantastic job! 5/5 (its 1:50 a.m. and I am too lazy for long comments like this one. :3)


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Jaleel Wadood remains happily committed to Arizona State but a recent offer from Cal has him at least interested in taking a look at the Golden Bears.
Sunday at the 4th Quarters Sports Elite 7on7 Tournament at Los Angeles Salesian, Wadood said he was completely surprised by the Cal offer but that he wants to learn more about the program and there is some intrigue there.
"I was really surprised," Wadood said. "I wasn't talking to Cal really because they just got the new coaches but they called, it was Friday, and they offered me.
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"It's definitely a big one as far as football-wise and school-wise. I'm definitely going to consider Cal."
The 5-foot-11, 165-pound four-star prospect said his commitment to Arizona State is not wavering and he committed to the Sun Devils for many reasons.
A new offer is interesting but Arizona State is still way out in front early on.
"I like them a lot and that's where I want to be right now," Wadood said. "I think ASU is a good program and it's going to lead me further where I'm trying to get as far as football and being a better player. I like the coaching staff and the environment.
"I felt like I was at home with ASU. They make you work hard. I went to the camp and I got coached by a lot of good coaches at ASU so that really caught my eye. They really welcomed me."
Washington State has also offered Wadood, who already had offers from Boise State, Colorado, Fresno State, Oregon State and Utah.
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The Maryland Chapter of Concerns of Police Survivors (COPS) held a retreat for first year survivors at the Cambridge Hyatt this past weekend. The purpose of the retreat was to prepare the families of those officers who died in the line of duty in 2013 for the week long ceremonies that will take place in Washington DC during National Law Enforcement Officers Week in May.
As a part of the closing ceremonies, the COPS organization included a memorial for Caroline County Sheriff's Deputy Charles H. Lankford who died in the line of duty over 36 years ago on 7/29/77. A brief description of the incident that took Deputy Lankford's life was read to the audience, after which Sheriff Randy Bounds took part in the ceremony by lighting a memorial candle, pinning a red carnation on a memorial heart, and accepting a United States Flag in memory of Deputy Lankford's service. Sheriff Bounds stated "COPS is a wonderful organization that fills a critical role for the family members left behind when a law enforcement officer loses his or her life in the line of duty. I was extremely honored to take part in such a thoughtful ceremony."


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Thursday, November 12, 2009
go to hell, flo
Cycle day 1. Eff off, Aunt Flo.
My CD 2 ultrasound is tomorrow at 9. I start Clomid on Saturday. There will be no day of rest for my uterus or my sanity.
My boss didn't seem too worried that I would be out three mornings again. He just told me to keep a running tab "in my head" of the time I was missing so I could make it up instead of using PTO. I miss unlimited sick time at my old company.
Oh, and happy anniversary to me. Today is my one-year blogging anniversary. Not much has changed, has it?
10 comments:
- A said...
Ughhhhh. What a way to celebrate your blogoversary :-P I hope your u/s looks good and that clomid will be kind to you :) I'll be praying that the cramps aren't too bad today!!
- November 12, 2009 at 7:12 AM
- Kelli-Sue said...
H A P P Y 1ST B L O G E R V E R S A R Y ! ! ! && Good Luck w/everything in the coming days hon. :)
- November 12, 2009 at 7:15 AM
- Tina said...
Ugh, I am so sorry Katie that everything did not work out this cycle for you. I am glad that y'all are jumping right back into the next cycle. Thinking of you (and that really sweet husband of yours)!
Happy Blogoversary!
- November 12, 2009 at 7:55 AM
- Kelly said...
Yuck. I know this isn't what you wanted and I'm so sorry. I'm hoping though that this means your IUI is sooner and hopefully your BFP! (Sorry if I'm being annoyingly positive)
- November 12, 2009 at 12:09 PM
- 2catdaughters said...
Eff off, AF!! I'm so sorry about everything. What a lame blogoversary, too. ((hugs)) I hope this next cycle is it for you.
- November 12, 2009 at 2:35 PM
- ifcrossroads said...
Ugh, go to hell is right! I'm again, so very sorry :(
But on a happier note - Happy Blogerversary :) and many more!
- November 12, 2009 at 3:30 PM
- Jem said...
Happy Glogoversary! Blogging is awesome and so therapeutic.
Thanks for your comments and support on my blog.
- November 12, 2009 at 3:44 PM
- JC said...
Shoot, I'm sorry AF came. Happy blogoversary even though I know you wish you were writing about something other than IF. Damn IF!!
- November 12, 2009 at 5:22 PM
- A baby for Al? said...
Happy blogoversary!
Yea, seriously eff off AF. I'm sorry.
I hope everything looks great on the ultrasound tomorrow.
- November 12, 2009 at 6:21 PM
- Erin said...
I am feeling the exact same way today. Woke up to AF. Grrrr.
- November 13, 2009 at 11:27 AM