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Is it normal to be depressed during pregnancy?
At first I was overjoyed to be pregnant, but as time has passed I've grown more and more depressed. I keep wondering what I've gotten myself into. I cry all the time, and sometimes I feel almost angry at my baby. My husband doesn't understand how I feel and doesn't know how to help. I've never been around anyone else who was pregnant so I don't know if these feelings are normal or if it's just me.
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My husband and I have tried for over 11/2 yrs and after surgery and other tests, we were able to conceive our 2nd child. Unfortunately, since day one I have not been happy with my pregnancy. I have been very depressesd and guilty about my feelings towards this baby and the fact I feel I have neglected my daughter. My poor husband is having a hard time understanding me lately, which has made things worse. I have a counseling appt schedules and am hoping that things will turn around soon. Counseling has helped myself and our relationship in that past, and I believe it can now too. If you haven't yet, I suggest seeing a counselor. I am hoping now being in the 2nd trimester and going to counseling my mood will get better and I am able to enjoy this time I have with my daughter and husband before our lives change with the baby.posted 08/30/2011 by ashtonsauntie4
I completely understand what you are going through. I have a four year old daughter and 15 month old twins AND I'm pregnant again...totally unplanned. I have ZERO patience with my kids and I cry all the time. My husband works 12 hours a day and I can't imagine being home alone with a four year old, 15m old twins, and a newborn!!! I have even contemplated adoption for the unborn baby because I feel I will be an inadequate mother to all of my children.posted 08/24/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I know this is am old post but I'm glad I read it. I love this baby so much, but I cry every day. I have good days and mposted 08/24/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I didnt think it was normal to be depressed while pregnaunt. Im so happy about my new unborn but i feel so lonely. I came out pregnant to a married man and now ive finally decided to leave him alone and im 8 months pregnant. Its so hard because im in love with him and i have no doubt that hes going to be there for the baby but i feel so stupid because i really hoped we could of been a family. But now im in an apartment that he pays all alone:'(posted 08/20/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
Thank you to all who have posted messages about this question. I am currently in my 2nd Trimester w my first child and have had crazy thoughts about harming myself, which I have never had before my entire life. It started around 9 wks after I saw a scary show...I told my ob and she said that I wasn't crazy, just hormonal. I did some reading & discovered that maybe I had pre-partum depression. I called my OB & asked for a referral to a therapist. I had never been to a therapist before, not that anything is wrong with that, just never seemed to need one. I was puzzled because I did not fit the mold, did not have a family history of depression, it is a planned pregnancy, very supportive husband, family and friends. I have a good job, everything to be happy and thankful for...nonetheless, these thoughts would & still pop into my mind at times. I have been to the therapist and I will say it is helping, had fewer bad days and more good days. When in doubt, call your doctor, no shame.posted 08/17/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
It's good to know that I'm not the only one feeling something other than constant euphoria about being pregnant! I DO have my happy days, but for the most part, I can't stop worrying and wondering how this will all turn out. I am 27yrs, separated, and my daughter is almost 9yrs. For years I was told I could not have any more children, so I was SHOCKED to find out about this little one 14 weeks! I am homeless, jobless and stressing SO bad. I think the best thing we all can do is support each other, understand, reach out for professional help if and when we need it, and focus on the good things as best we can! What we are dong is amazing, no matter what, and that in itself is nothing short of a miracle.posted 08/12/2011 by CuBajanMami
You are just scared go easy on yourself. Your hormones are all over the place. You are overwelmed. Find a prenatal class or a group it helps to talk to other pregnant women. The joy will come but fear is cold. Take careposted 08/06/2011 by msscotia
It is def a nice thing to know that im not the only one who feels lost in this situation. I just got married on june 27th to the man of my dreams. Since he is in the army stationed first in Afghanistan now in Germany, our relationship has always been long distance. Taking all the precautions after we were married, against all odds I found out last week that I am pregnant. Ever since finding this out I have had the biggest overwhelming feeling always dragging around me and I feel so negative about this pregnancy that I AM NOT ready for. Since we will be living apart till January 2012 that makes most of my whole pregnancy alone and Im so terrified that it makes it hard find my happy spot. I feel like my freedom has been taken away in some ways and I will never get chance to live with my husband for the first time alone etc. Im scared of what the times of stress will do to our fragile relationship in the long haul.posted 08/05/2011 by melbdixie
You are completely normal! I suffered from post-partum depression for eight mos after my first daughter and am currently 30 weeks with my second. About two months ago I started to have similar thoughts and crying jags like I did post-#1 and I chatted with my OB about it. We decided it's better to treat the depression sooner rather than later to ensure the baby is anxiety free during the pregnancy. Our lives change SO MUCH with children and hormones and work and life...it's hard to juggle it all the time. Talk with your family, especially your husband and then talk with your OB about your options. You need to get help as soon as you can to ensure a healthy pregnancy, a happy you and a happy baby.posted 08/05/2011 by fourseasons17
I was doing a search for PMS during pregnancy because I seem to be having cycles of severe depression. 3 weeks ago I was inconsolable, thoughts of being a horrid mother, having to deal with a new husband who seemed to be going through some psychotic testosterone influx, and worried that we were going to break up. The last two weeks, though, have been normal, even utopic. But this morning I woke up in a bad mood and I've spent half the day crying over things that happened three weeks ago. This post has brought me comfort though. It's normal to feel all the sad and bad things I'm feeling...which takes a big chunk of stress off my shoulders; the negative feelings weren't half so bad as feeling bad for having those feelings. That weighed on me more than anything. Thanks everyone for sharing your feelings. It's nice to know what "normal" really is.posted 07/31/2011 by suza_beth_spurlock
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All efforts will be made to keep the interstate system and major corridors open in the event of snow or ice. When a bridge or roadway is deemed unsafe, it will be closed.
During winter weather conditions, motorists should follow these five safety tips:
- Drive slowly, carefully, and avoid driving while distracted
- Allow for extra driving time
- Reduce speeds when visibility is low
- Make sure there is plenty of room between vehicles
- Look out for black ice---a thin, transparent layer of ice accumulation that can be visually hard to detect on bridges, overpasses, off-ramps and in shady spots.
As always, DOTD reminds motorists to buckle up and refrain from drinking and driving. In addition, motorists need to be on the look-out for DOTD work vehicles applying de-icing material to area bridges and overpasses.
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Pizza >Pizza Rustica
3602 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA | Directions 1910439.954685 -75.194673
Monday 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Tuesday 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Here is a list of recommended books that I've actually read. No, I don't recommend every book I read, but I admit that I much more often find the good in books than not. Even then, there are several that I've read but would not recommend.
Here are my list of winning books to read.
Disclaimer: If you click on any of these links, I will get paid an affiliate commission. It won't be much, but I will get something, and I do not want to trick anyone into a purchase.
Check for the following book sections:
- Internet Marketing Books
- Attitude/Motivational Books
- Sales & Networking Books
- Marketing Books
- Money Management Books
- Money/Business Investment Books
- Thinking/Mind Expansion Books
Here is a rundown of each of my recommended books:
Internet Marketing Books
Getting Noticed on Google by Ben Norman
What I like about this book: This is one of the best, most effective introductory books to explain SEO (search engine optimization) that I have seen. The explanations are good, but THIS ALSO HAS LOTS OF PICTURES. Throughout the book, it gives screenshots of different steps or infographics to explain the point. Easy read but a wonderful introduction.
The Tao of Twitter: Changing Your Life and Business 140 Characters at a Time by Mark W. Schaefer
What I like about this book: I got this book, because I was panicking. I offered to teach a class about using Twitter before I really had much of an idea how to use it. This book reminded me that social media is about networking first, more than business marketing. This book has a lot of Twitter tricks and outlines resources, but it emphasizes a mindset of helping people. So far, this was worked wonders, and I have not even tried half of this author's suggestions, yet.
YouTube Marketing Handbook by Marc Bullard
What I like about this book: This book was a pleasant surprise. I bought a different book about YouTube marketing, and I got this book as a "throw in" to complement my initially preferred YouTube book. However, I was disappointed in that book (by a much better known author, by the way), but THIS BOOK is terrific. It explains some basic things, but it's not at the expense of offering really neat tidbits. I look forward to rereading this book.
The Power Formula for LinkedIn Success: Kick-start Your Business, Brand, and Job Search by Wayne Breitbarth
What I like about this book:I wanted to learn how to use LinkedIn, because I was teaching a class mid-year. However, this showed me to neat LinkedIn tricks, but it also emphasized the importance of restricting your LinkedIn Connections to people that you know, unlike Twitter or even Facebook. LinkedIn is a database, and people might want you to introduce them to a LinkedIn Connection that you have, but you might not really have a "connection" with this person. Professionally, that could put a dent in your reputation. I really liked this book--more than I thought I would.
How to REALLY use LinkedIn by Jan Vermeiren & Bert Verdonck
What I like about this book:This book shows some really neat LinkedIn tricks. Some places of this book read better than others, but you will learn about using key parts of LinkedIn more quickly if you read this book.
Attitude/Motivational Books
The Magic of Thinking Big by David J. Schwartz
What I like about this book: This book encourages us to notice that WE are the biggest barriers to ourselves. We don't think we're worth more; so we don't envision more for ourselves. We don't think BIG enough, and we simply stop ourselves.
Notes from a Friend: A Quick and Simple Guide to Taking Charge of Your Life by Anthony Robbins
What I like about this book: Tony Robbins is just a great guy. I've only read this book, but I've heard that a lot of his other books and materials provide similar reminders. No matter how far down and lousy things look for us, we all have a new day in front of us, even the successful people. It begins with our self-image.
Who Moved My Cheese?: An Amazing Way to Deal with Change in Your Work and in Your Life by Spencer Johnson
What I like about this book: This is a short book, and it has a cute story about mice and little people moving through a maze. Much like a lot of people in real life—outside the book—fail to see the change that is happening. We want things to be the way they were, and that could be really poisonous today. There are new opportunities, and we just need to start looking for them. We won't find them, otherwise. This is a short but cute story to bring this point to life…with pretend characters.
The Fred Factor: How Passion in Your Work and Life Can Turn the Ordinary into the Extraordinary by Mark Sanborn
What I like about this book: This book outlines the way a simple postal worker—Fred—takes his job and makes a difference in people's lives. It provides an excellent guideline about how to be excellent in your job—regardless of your position—and in life.
100 Ways to Motivate Yourself by Steve Chandler
What I like about this book: This is the least known book in this category, but it's really good. There are a whole bunch of motivational ideas, each of which is really short, often only taking one small page. It's a really quick read, but you'll think about things in there for a long time.
Sales & Networking Books
The Harvey Mackay Rolodex Network Builder by Harvey Mackay
What I like about this book: This is the book that made me realize—just entering my final year of college—that I belonged in business, not as a math professor. It's a short book, and it's a little expensive for there being so few pages. Regardless, I have bought multiple copies of this book to give to people. Harvey Mackey teaches people how to prepare so that you can't help but care about the other person, and that other person can't help but notice how much you care.
How I Raised Myself from Failure to Success in Selling by Frank Bettger
What I like about this book: This is a book about sales, but it does a great job of giving lessons in easy-going story format. Frank Bettger was a failure as a baseball player, and he was unprepared for the real world. He learned how to become successful, just as it seemed he was about to fail in sales. Great story; better sales lessons.
What I like about this book: Bob Shook is one of the leading sales authors. He is a no-nonsense guy, and this book is the jewel of his books. He wrote other books, but this one clearly reflected his mission as asalesman.
Getting Past No: Negotiating in Difficult Situations by William Ury
What I like about this book: This is a negotiation book, which I consider to be a key part of sales. This does a great job of making us consider the other person's position while negotiating, helping us better prepare and handle what is coming our way. It's not hardnosed, like you probably think. It's a brilliant read.
The Greatest Salesman in the World by Og Mandino
What I like about this book: This is a sales book, but at first you will wonder whether it really has anything to do with sales. This covers a trip to different parts of the world to get ancient scrolls, each of which has a life lesson. In the end, it all ties together how it relates to sales. This is the most famous one in this section, but I only liked it. I like the others more than this, but you won't go wrong with this one.
Marketing Books
What I like about this book: This book essentially defines niche marketing. I've read this book a couple of times. The Purple Cow introduces a simple concept that is presented in ways most of us never considered. Some people complain that the book is too simple, but I think that is the beauty. It does a better job than anyone or anything I know to help explain why "selling to everyone, everywhere" is a poor plan. It compares the market today versus in the 1950s and 60s, when mass marketing was the way.
How to Make Millions with Your Ideas: An Entrepreneur's Guide by Dan S. Kennedy
What I like about this book: In many ways, this is an outdated book. Still, Dan Kennedy is one of the most brilliant headline writers of our time. He knows how to get attention. He has good ideas in here, but I will reread the book, just to pay attention to the way he uses titles. That is the real power within this book, and you get some really good ideas, too.
Money Management Books
The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy by Thomas J. Stanley
What I like about this book: This book taught me that the people who are wealthy are probably not the ones that I thought were wealthy. Many people "look rich." They might earn a lot of income, but they might not keep a large portion of it. Wealthy people play good defense with their money. This is the ultimate book on money management, and it liberated me from feeling that I had to spend to "look the part." Those people often don't have very much in their savings.
I Will Teach You to Be Rich by Ramit Sethi
What I like about this book: Ramit does a good job of talking from his heart and experience. He breaks down a simple plan that each of us could follow to become rich without stressing about it.We just have to follow the plan.
What I like about this book: This book is similar to "I Will Teach You to Be Rich" by Ramit Sethi. David Bach does a good job of pointing out how much money we spend by getting a cup of coffee at Starbucks. Then he puts a lot of emphasis on paying yourself first, using automatic deposit. This way, we never see the money, and it does not stress us.
Money/Business Investment Books
What I like about this book: I listed THIS book first in this section, because info I got from this book (a) kept me from making a dumb investment decision, and (b) helped me take advantage of a huge stock opportunity. Nothing is ever guaranteed, but this book put me in the right mindset. I do better in the stock market than most BECAUSE OF THIS BOOK. Plus, it's interesting to see the distinct investing styles of George Soros and Warren Buffett, both of whom are awesome investors.
Rich Dad Poor Dad: What The Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert Kiyosaki
What I like about this book: All of the Rich Dad Poor Dad books basically deliver the same messages. Pay yourself first. Work toward generating passive income instead of earned income. Buy investments that create passive income to purchase the luxurious consumer item you want. Create the passive income from other people's time or other people's money. A trained eye can create money from nothing. This book just takes a child's slant on these concepts.
Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom by Robert Kiyosaki
What I like about this book: This book emphasizes each of the four "cashflow quadrants." Employee, Self-Employed, Business Owner, and Investor. It outlines the difference between each, where rich people are, and some ways to get there.
The One Minute Millionaire: The Enlightened Way to Wealth by Robert G. Allen
What I like about this book: This book takes a simplified approach to explaining how most of us have a poor person's mindset—not a rich person's one. This delivers lessons through a lot of lists. This is probably not as easy to read as the books in the Rich Dad Poor Dad series, though.
Business/Entrepreneurial Books
The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It by Michael E. Gerber
What I like about this book: This book does a great job of explaining the 3 different types of personalities of the business owner: The Technician, The Manager, and The Entrepreneur. Most of us are not all three, and the author likens the ongoing battle between these personalities to the Fat Guy and The Skinny Guy within us. He narrates his consulting work with a baker, who makes wonderful tasting goodies, but she struggles as she begins her business. It's a story, but it's believable. Most of all, it provides insight that we can apply to ourselves.
What I like about this book: I read this book twice, and I am glad I did. I got a lot from it the first time, but I really got a lot more from it the second time. This book analyzes the difference between similar companies who "get it right" and those that never seem to burst through mediocrity. The study addresses A/B Comparisons for several different companies and notes the similarities between the success stories. I learned a couple of surprising things, but they make sense now. I realize that I was wrong--not this book.
Swim with the Sharks without Being Eaten Alive by Harvey Mackay
Beware the Naked Man Who Offers You His Shirt by Harvey Mackay
Dave's Way by R. David Thomas (of Wendy's Restaurant)
The Burger King: Jim McLamore and the Building of an Empire by James W. McLamore
Iacocca: An Autobiography of Lee Iacocca by Lee Iacocca (of Chrysler and Ford)
Joe Torre's Ground Rules for Winners: 12 Keys to Managing Team Players, Tough Bosses, Setbacks, and Success by Henry Dreher
The Accounting Game: Basic Accounting Fresh from the Lemonade Stand by Darrell Mullis
Thinking/Mind Expansion Books
Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
The 80/20 Principle: The Secret to Achieving More with Less by Richard Koch
The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich by Timothy Ferriss


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Fabregas: Barca hitting their form
Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas believes the Catalan giants are getting better after each game and is pleased with his improved sharpness in front of goal.
By ESPNSTAR.com staff
The Blaugrana ensured that their perfect start to the season continued with a battling 2-0 win over Benfica on Tuesday which saw the Catalan giants being pushed to the limit by the Portuguese outfit.
Despite the unconvincing display, which also saw Sergio Busquets sent off late in the game for a fairly innocuous challenge, Fabregas believes that the Spanish giants are slowly hitting their stride and was pleased with how the team responded to a spirited Benfica side in the game.
"We're playing better each time we play," Fabregas was quoted as saying by Barcelona's official website.
"They [Benfica] started off strong and we struggled a bit but in the second [half[ we controlled the game and it was a completely different match."
Fabregas scored the crucial second goal in the game, his third goal in two games, and the former Arsenal midfielder spoke of his delight at getting his name on the scoresheet once again.
"I've always been calm about it, sometimes it doesn't go in, but now I've scored two goals with my left foot - I've never done that before," Fabregas added.
Javier Mascherano, who had a busy evening in defence after he was once again played out of position as a centre-back, concurred with Fabregas' sentiments that Benfica had done well to put the Spanish giants on the back foot for most of the game and claimed that his side were ready for their El Clasico match against Real Madrid this weekend.
"We played against an intense team, they pressured us quite a bit and they have quality players," Mascherano declared.
"We scored a goal in the first half and that calmed us down.
"We could have scored more and we finally did in the second half.
"We're coming into the Clásico on form."
Barcelona have two wins out of two in their Champions League Group G and are top of the table but their next European fixture will see them take on unpredictable Celtic on the 23rd of October with the Scottish champions sure to provide the Catalans another stern test.


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B&C Electrical is highly skilled and reliable. Peter was incredibly responsive and handled my electrical issues immediately. They know what they're doing and aren't out to overcharge you. I HIGHLY recommend the company.
-- Ed, White Rock Lake
Sucessfully installed my smart meter and happy no change in bill.
B & C Electric – I have used B&C Electric a couple times now for what I considered tough electrical problems. In both cases, B&C quickly diagnosed the problem, then completed the repairs at a fair price. On one of those occasions B&C had to fix work that was done by another electrician. Now that I've found someone I can trust, I won't be using anyone else.
B & C Electric – Terry was polite, courteous and knowledgeable throughout this job. He was prepared to finish the job at the weekend and dealt with minor problems very effectively. I would recommend them.
B & C Electric – Very polite and punctual. The engineer completed the work on time and to a very high standard. Highly recommended.
B & C Electric – Fantastic experience. Technician was so efficient and competent -- it was a bargain. Couldn't be happier with the job he did. Highly recommended!
B & C Electric Residential – B & C Electric is offering professional services like Commercial Electrical Contractor, Electrical Rewiring, Electric Panel Upgrade, Residential Electrician and Electrician in Dallas, TX. 214-771-8870
B & C Electric Residential – B & C Electric is offering professional services like Commercial Electrical Contractor, Electrical Rewiring, Electric Panel Upgrade, Residential Electrician and Electrician in Dallas, TX. 214-771-8870
vB & C Electric Residential/ Commercial Contractor, Panel Up – Installation of new or replacement lighting, switches, outlets, and power panels
B & C Electric Residential/ Commercial Contractor, Panel Upg – B & C Electric is a Christian-owned and operated company.
We have been servicing Dallas and the surrounding suburban areas for over 10 years. B & C Electric is proud to carry a high level of quality and ethics in our products and services.
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Phil Matier: Expiring Law Sets Up New Needle Giveaway Battle In California
It's long been a public health debate about whether it's good policy to make clean needles available to drug addicts and the topic is again up for discussion after San Francisco Assemblyman Phil Ting introduced a bill this month addressing the issue.
Concord PD Gives Out Wheel Locks To Deter Auto Theft
The Concord Police Department began offering free anti-theft wheel-lock clubs Tuesday to its residents that own cars of specific makes.
Phillies Go Ahead With Hunter Pence Bobblehead Night Despite Giants Trade
Baseball fans will jam the ballpark Tuesday night to receive a Hunter Pence bobblehead, but it won't be at San Francisco's AT&T Park. It will be at Philadelphia's Citizen's Bank Park, where Pence played until the Phillies traded him to the Giants last month.
San Jose Parents Camp Out For Free School Backpacks, Supplies
With the new school year just around the corner, dozens of San Jose parents camped out overnight outside a community center hoping for free school backpacks for their children.
San Jose Thanksgiving Giveaway Is, Sadly, A Blockbuster
Needy families and the homeless lined up around the block as volunteers at Sacred Heart Community Service handed out thousands of holiday food boxes Monday, more than the organization has ever tried to distribute before.


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Closed 3 years ago
Last modified 3 years ago
#11118 closed enhancement (fixed)
Add blog author data near top of export file
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|exporter, WXR, has-patch
Reading WXR to find post authors is slow. The entire file has to be scanned to find all authors.
Putting them near the top of the file would allow the importer to read the user list without having to scan the entire file.
I've attached a patch to enable this.
Attachments (2)
Change History (16)
comment:1 lloydbudd — 4 years ago
- Keywords WXR added
- Milestone changed from Unassigned to 3.0
- Version set to 2.9
briancolinger — 4 years ago
re-structuring the xml tags for users
comment:2 briancolinger — 4 years ago
comment:4 dd32 — 4 years ago
Is this used by the importer at present? Or is this for non-WP platforms?
comment:5 xibe — 4 years ago
Indeed. It's one thing to change the export format, it's another to allow the importer to use it properly.
comment:6 briancolinger — 4 years ago
No, the importer does not read this format yet. I can make a patch for the importer check the version of the WXR, then use the data if it is present.
comment:7 dd32 — 4 years ago
Patch review:
- Would SELECT DISTINCT perhaps be better than a GROUP BY?
- <wp:users> might not be the best naming, since it only contains post authors, <wp:authors> might suit better?
- Seems putting it in a <wp:users> is out of sync with the file, It holds everything as a flat index, ie. <wp:user>....</wp:user><wp:user>....</wp:user>, Without a wrapper around it all.
comment:8 Denis-de-Bernardy — 4 years ago
- Keywords needs-patch added; has-patch removed
- Milestone changed from 3.0 to Future Release
other notes:
- get_results(select *) rather than a get_col(select id) would be sweeter. then we fill the cache so as to avoid a zillion queries on sites with multitudes of authors
- also, it's important to only retrieve post authors (possibly comment authors as well?), rather than all users from an entire WPMU install
- importer most welcome too
briancolinger — 4 years ago
comment:10 briancolinger — 4 years ago
I've made some of the suggested changes to the export patch. As far as the importer changes go, I would like to get these exporter changes finalized first.
comment:11 lloydbudd — 4 years ago
- Milestone changed from Future Release to 3.1
comment:12 ocean90 — 4 years ago
- Keywords has-patch added; needs-patch removed
comment:13 nacin — 3 years ago
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed
(In [15961]) Importer and exporter overhaul, mega props duck.
Exporter overhaul:
- Add author information to export
- Greater usage of slug identifiers
- Don't export auto-drafts, spam comments, or edit lock/last meta keys
- Inline documentation improvements
- Remove filtering for now (@todo)
- Bump WXR version to 1.1, but remain back compat in the importer
Importer overhaul (http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/304249):
- Use an XML parser where available (SimpleXML, XML Parser)
- Proper import support for navigation menus
- Many bug fixes, specifically improvements to category and custom taxonomy handling
- Better author/user mapping
Fixes #5447 #5460 #7400 #7973 #8471 #9237 #10319 #11118 #11144 #11354 #11574 #12685 #13364 #13394 #13453 #13454 #13627 #14306 #14442 #14524 #14750 #15055 #15091 #15108.
See #15197.
comment:14 nacin — 3 years ago
- Milestone changed from Awaiting Triage to 3.1


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Newfane man charged after rendezvous with teenApril 28,2013Online friendship
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WARDSBORO A Newfane man was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor after smoking marijuana with a 14-year-old girl he met on Facebook, according to Vermont State Police.
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Luxury townhouse + courtyard
Townhouse | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
|Key Info
Our townhouse is perfectly situated for enjoying both the beach and old town of Altea. The antique front door leads you into a delightful haven of peace and tranquility. The unique private courtyard bursting with exotic palms and aromatic plants is perfect for alfresco dining, bbq's or just relaxing with a good book.
The finest linens and towels compliment the comfortable bedrooms and deluxe bathroom.
An extensive selection of English books, DVD¨s and Cd´s is available for guests as well as information on points of interest and local attractions. Wifi available. English satellite television.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Alicante 55 km, Nearest railway: Altea
|Family friendly
|Suitable for children over 5
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Air conditioning, TV, Video player, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Further details indoors
Both bedrooms have air conditioning/heating and double glazing. Fitted wardrobes.
The main bedroom on the first floor has a double queen sized bed with high quality mattress .
The second bedroom on the second floor has two single beds and direct access to the top terrace.
Bed linen and towels are changed every week.
The designer kitchen is fully equipt and coffee, tea and spices are supplied.
|Further details
Ask about our special discounts for longer winter lets
Payments and Deposits:
A 'rental deposit' of 250€ or currency equivalent, must be paid at the time of booking. The balance is payable eight (8) weeks prior to the start of the rental period. If the booking is made within eight (8) weeks of the rental period, full rental payment must be received.
We do require a refundable "security deposit" of 250 € which must be paid before taking possession of the house.
The refundable security deposit will be returned to you directly after the house has been inspected and no damage has been incurred. If damages are incurred during your stay, any such costs must be paid by the guests. These payments may be deducted, but are not limited in amount to the security deposit.
These 'rental and security deposits' may be increased for longer rental periods.
There is a cleaning charge of 60€ for 2 persons and 80€ for 3 0t 4 persons.
The Costa Blanca/Valencia region
Situated about 7 kilometres north of Benidorm on the Costa Blanca, Spain, the pretty coastal town of Altea has often been called 'the artists capital of the Costa Blanca', as the narrow streets of the old town are lined with the workshops and galleries of the artists and potters who have made their home there.
The picturesque town of Altea embodies both modern and old Spain. It is one of the most charming places on the Costa Blanca; sheltered by mountains and overlooking the sea. Altea old town itself has long been recognised as the Bohemian centre for musicians, artists and writers from all over Europe.
The old town is set on a hill above the waterfront.
Calle Santo Domingo - in the heart of historic Altea: To get acquainted with Altea, you should leave your watch behind you, and roam the streets at your leisure. Stepping out of Calle Santo Domingo and turning left takes you to the Church Square - the focal point of the Old Town, and home to the landmark blue and white dome.
Terra Mitica, for those who like theme parks at about 10 km away just outside Benidorm Described as "fun for the family" , Terra Mitica is the first real theme park in Spain. It is not an amusement Park. but a theme park that recreates the lost civilisations of the Mediterranean: Egypt, Greece, Rome, Iberia, and the Islands. Its main rides take you back to the myths and legends of these ancient cultures with state of the art technology, special effects, animatronics and digital imagery. The Maze of the Minotaur and the Colossus are part of the attractions here.
2. Callosa is about 15 km.away. The route is extraordinary, with a backdrop of orange and nispero groves lining either side of the route. Close to Callosa d'En Sarrìa is its Nature Park, where the Fonts d'Algar are situated. The Fonts are known as the "Font de Fonts" (Spring of all Springs).
The road to the Fonts from Callosa is well signposted. On leaving Callosa you will see to your right a wonderful view of the valley's water canals and greenery of the Nature Park.
The Fonts themselves are a series of small springs which merge to form a beautiful waterfall and small lagoons of the "Fonts d'Algar" proper. There are lots of footpaths to explore and you will find many natural pools, all fed by the D'Algar waterfall. On a hot summer day the springs is an interesting alternative to the beach, as the spring waters are a steady 18°C. You can swim and relax in the shade of the trees.
The Fonts D'Algar has its own restaurant, plus barbecue and picnic facilities.
Guadalest is surrounded by the Aitana, Serella and Xorta mountains and has been declared a 'Monument of Historical and Artistic Value'. It was founded by the Moors in 715, and comprises a little village within a large castle on a rock It then became part of the domain of Teodomiro and Tarik. In 1238 the town was conquered by Jaime I , and the various counter attacks from the Moors were beaten off. The Moors rose up again in 1248 under the command of Alazraq but were defeated and expelled from the kingdom of Valencia. In 1275 a ruling was passed that any Moor wishing to change his place of abode must have prior permission from the Christians.
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27 Nov 2013
"Wonderful atmosphere for Xmas/New Years"
A very well equipped immaculate rental that housed the four of us in two bedrooms. The kitchen/dining room/lounge was an excellent spot to relax, drink wine and cook. The house is vertical with a bedr… More
Thank you for giving us this lovely review. It was so nice to meet you all and especially to hear about your wonderful travels. We would just like to clarify one thing, the house is on two floors and not three. In Europe what you consider the first floor ( the level of the front door), is for us the ground floor. The bathroom and first bedroom is on the first floor and the second bedroom and terrace on the second floor.
We hope to see you again on your next trip to Europe.
1 Oct 2013
"Fantastic, excellent, better than photos."
Just got home yesterday from this beautiful townhouse. Sue, and Pete, have thought of everything. All the extra's in the kitchen, (oil, spices, coffee, cleaning products, and lots more.) Top notc… More
Thank you Pauline for this lovely review and also for being such wonderful guests. We enjoyed meeting you, your sense of humour and friendly positive attitude. It was our pleasure to have you stay with us and we do hope you will return. Our kindest regards to your lovely family
12 Sep 2013
"Удивительное сочетание современного комфорта и средневековой романтики"
Отдыхали большой семьей. Возраст от 21года до 65. Понравилось всем. Постоянно чувствовали заботу о нас хозяев д�… More
6 Sep 2013
"Amazing summer"
2 month in this charming house run as 2 seconds. The place is so nice and sweet that it's really hard to leave it. Each detail in it made with love and care - you will find there everything you n… More
Thank you all for leaving us with such beautiful memories. You stayed with us for 9 weeks and became so much more than guests. The enjoyment , happiness and pleasure that you experienced was always present on your faces and shinning for all to see. The house was absolutely clean and perfect when you left and we thank you all for this. We miss you so much but are comforted in the knowledge that you will be returning to us next year. We are overjoyed that you have reserved your holidays with us again. THANK YOU
20 Jun 2013
"Fantastic: chic and charm"
We appreciated so much this rental that I was wondering if I had to post this review, or if I had to keep this address confidential. But.Suzanne is such a wonderful host and I want to be as nice as po… More
Dominque thank you for such a beautiful review. Luck be with you both as well. I am sure you will be back to stay with us again and continue the friendship we have developed during your stay. I feel as if we have know each other for years. Thank you for taking such care of our home. We miss you!
19 Jun 2013
"Exceptionnel : chic et charme"
Nous sommes emballés par notre séjour dans la maison de Suzanne. Les photos sont absolument fidèles à la réalité. Cette maison est à l'image de sa propriétaire, pleine de chic et de charm… More
30 Mar 2013
"Excellent B&B; to visit Costa Blanca Coast"
This B&B;, situated in altea, is ideal to visit the Costa Blanca coast. Superb hosts always available to assist make the stay very pleasant and comfortable. Townhouse situated in a quiet area is spaci… More
Thank you Lorraine and Giles for posting this review. We are so happy that you enjoyed your stay with us and it was lovely to meet you both. We know that you own your own holiday rental property and so your praise is especially valuable to us. We hope to see you again on your next visit to Europe
26 Mar 2013
"Perfect Stay"
We had a wonderful stay in this luxury townhouse from February to March. First impression was that the house was even better than what we expected from the photos. It was bright, modern and immacula… More
Thank you Kathryn and Ole for your lovely review. You stayed with us for nearly four weeks and it has been hard to say goodbye. We are missing you and so are Sara and David from ArteAltea. Providing the extra touches is our pleasure and this is something we will continue to do. Thank you for taking such care of our townhouse. We do hope you will be returning soon, and Good luck on your travels!
22 Mar 2013
"super super super"
This townhouse really is super!. We have travelled for many years but have never stayed anywhere so comfortable and relaxing. The house has been completely modernised but managed to keep lots of charm… More
Thank you for this very nice review. It is so rewarding to see that the effort and thought we put into the house and the extras that we provide our guests is appreciated and has helped to make your holiday such a success. Our guests comfort and enjoyment has always been our first priority. This policy has made us successful over the years and we have many loyal clients. We are very grateful to them all and we will continue to strive to be the very best. You have already confirmed your reservation for next year, and we look forward to having you stay with us again.
2 Mar 2013
"Altea appartment"
Splendid wee appartment in the lovely old town of altea. A nice wee enclosed courtyard at the back, which I'm sure is lovely and warm later in the year, two good bedrooms and 'ensuite' … More
Thank you for taking the time to review our holiday home. It was interesting to meet you all and hear about your mountain climbing. Look forward to welcoming you back to Altea. George would like to come on an adverture with you all but he's probably not good with heights.
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CHICAGO -- Not only did Matt Garza pitch the Chicago Cubs to a victory Friday, he might also have boosted his trade value.
Garza worked into the ninth inning and Anthony Rizzo hit his first home run since May 18 to lead the Cubs over the Houston Astros 3-1 after a rain delay that lasted more than 3 hours.
The subject of trade speculation, Garza (2-1) allowed four hits and struck out eight in eight-plus innings for his first win since beating Arizona on May 31.
It was an outing that certainly could make Garza more attractive on the trade market. The rebuilding Cubs began the day 17 games out of first place in the NL Central, and Garza can become a free agent after the season.
The right-hander, however, didn't say much about the chatter surrounding his future.
"I'm looking forward to the next five days," Garza said. "That day I face Milwaukee in Milwaukee and I'll be ready."
Cubs manager Dale Sveum is well aware of all the speculation about Garza but doesn't want to lose a pitcher who has allowed one run over his past 15 innings, his best stretch since coming off the disabled list May 21.
"You don't want to give up those guys," Sveum said, "but obviously it's a business and that's not my part of my business."
Darwin Barney and Scott Hairston also homered for the Cubs, who had lost four of five.
Garza, who threw seven scoreless innings Sunday in a no-decision against the Mets, was three outs from his first complete game since Sept. 21, 2011, against Milwaukee when he went out to the mound in the ninth. But he walked Jose Altuve to begin the inning and was replaced by Kevin Gregg, who earned his 11th save in 11 tries.
"I'm a little upset I didn't finish it, but that's on me," Garza said. "I walked a leadoff guy in the ninth and there's no reason to leave me in there. You've got a guy that's closing games really well now, so you just hand it over and watch."
Rizzo, meanwhile, will be with the Cubs for a while and is a key to their rebuilding efforts.
The first baseman, who entered in a 4-for-40 slump, finished with two hits after the start was delayed by rain for 3 hours, 18 minutes. Rizzo agreed to a $41 million, seven-year contract on May 13 and has struggled since the deal, hitting .200 with one home run and 11 RBIs entering Friday.
Chris Carter broke up Garza's shutout bid with a leadoff homer in the seventh.
Barney was a triple short of the cycle for Chicago, which had scored 11 runs in its last five games. Hairston added a solo home run off Dallas Keuchel in the sixth to make it 3-0.
Barney has hit safely in nine of his last 10 games and has had at least two hits in three of those games.
"I've just been ready to hit every pitch, not assuming that the first pitch is going to be a ball or anything like that," Barney said. "I'd be lying if I said I didn't learn something from watching those Cardinals hitters as well."
Barney said the Cardinals, who beat the Cubs three out of four this week, "have a good approach." That helped the Cubs beat the Astros, who had won six of eight.
It was the first interleague matchup between the teams after 705 meetings in the National League.
Keuchel (4-4) lost for the second time in three decisions, pitching six innings and giving up three runs and nine hits while striking out a career-high nine. Keuchel hadn't allowed multiple home runs in any outing, and only eight all season before giving up three Friday.
"I thought he made a couple of mistakes and they made him pay for it," Astros manager Bo Porter said. "They were all solo home runs and he did a good job of keeping us in the game. Unfortunately, offensively we couldn't muster too much off of their guy."
NOTES: The Cubs traded Triple-A infielder Brent Lillibridge to the New York Yankees for a player to be named or cash. Lillibridge had one hit in 24 at-bats before being sent down to Iowa on April 18. . Carlos Pena, who led the 2011 Cubs with 28 home runs, played the 1,458th game of his career but the first against Chicago. Facing Garza, a teammate on the 2008 AL champion Tampa Bay Rays, Pena was 0 for 3 before grounding out against Gregg to end the game. ... Astros RHP Edgar Gonzalez began a rehab assignment with Triple-A Oklahoma City. Gonzalez went on the 15-day disabled list with a right shoulder strain May 26. ... Houston 1B-OF Marc Krauss made his major league debut in the eighth and struck out swinging. ... Bud Norris (5-7, 3.64 ERA) pitches Saturday for Houston against Travis Wood (5-6, 2.74).
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The people who came up with the idea of starting a food co-op called the Wild Root Market want to pick a location, but they don't have enough members buying into the concept to start the process.
With close to 400 member-owners, the group needs to sign-up an additional 275 people before they can start real estate negotiations. And therein lies the problem. Invariably, people want to know where the market will be located before they make a commitment, and yet the group can't make a commitment to a location without more members.
Colleen Wilkinson, the committee's chairwoman, and a Wind Point homemaker and mom, calls this "a real typical co-op catch-22."
"We have to make certain that these thresholds are met so that we can operate in a viable and sustainable way, and so that we can open in a strong financial position," she said. "The other hold-back is that those future member-owners don't understand the urgency or importance of their buying-in during the start-up phase."
Co-op members pay a yearly fee to belong to the cooperative grocery store. However, anyone can shop at a cooperative grocery store; membership means having a voice in how the grocery store is operated. The group expects to announce their site location by the end of the year and open by the fall of 2013. They envision a store that features organic and local produce, and they plan to employ about 30 people at fair wages.
Wilkinson explained they have three potential locations in Racine that are within three miles of the downtown area.
So, the group hopes to register 275 new members in October, and Wilkinson points to having 1,700 on her mailing list and about 1,000 Facebook fans on their Wild Root Market site.
"These are people who are watching our efforts and communications, and they seem to be pretty engaged," Wilkinson said. "Even if there were half of them wanting to shop the co-op and buy-in, we could choose the site."
The full equity share cost $200 and is a one-time payment, but the group also has an installment plan. No annual payments exist. If you are interested in becoming a co-op member-owner, click here.
To learn more about the Wild Root Market, please visit their website at www.wildrootmarket.com or their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/#!/thewildrootmarket.


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Aw, HELL to the no! Seriously, American Apparel, sometimes you just make it too easy to mock you.
But. There are plenty of user-submitted photos of ladies wearing this American Apparel Shiny High-Waist Skirt ($31 on sale) on the AA website, so someone clearly likes it enough to wiggle into skintight, non-breathable nylon lamè and risk heat rash. So, you tell us.
I went to high school and college with the girl in the other photos of this dress, and she can pull it off! Maybe it's just this particular model/color.
I read American Apparel is struggling with some serious financial problems. Perhaps awful designs like this are why.
It's definitely way worse as a dress.
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