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BFP Success Stats
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#1Posted 23 May 2005 - 07:34 PM
To those wonderful women with BFP's... Would you mind sharing your stats with us? You never know - we may see a pattern emerge??
Type of cycle - IUI, IVF(#?), FET(#?), ICSI etc Drugs - Most interesting would be luteal support...? Response - # eggs, # embryos Embryo transfer - 1 or 2 Stage of embryo/s - 2/3 day, blast, other(?) ...and any other relevant info This message was edited by JB on Thursday, 26 May 2005 @ 9:30 PM #2Posted 23 May 2005 - 07:43 PM
Firniby, excellent idea. People could also add;
age MF PGD (biopsy of embryo's) #3Posted 23 May 2005 - 07:51 PM
Thanks, and good thinking 3bubs. Wouldn't it be exciting to see common factors emerge! I hope people respond...
fi #4Posted 23 May 2005 - 09:29 PM
My story is good for girls who have been told they have bad eggs.
I am only 5.5 weeks so very early on and plenty to go but a BFP is a good start. Beta was 132 and 6,000 at 5 weeks. 7 x IVF stim cycles Large egg numbers (av. 18) but all poor quality embroyos Good fertilistation - day 3 embroyos stop dividing & get fragmentation Have had cyles with nothing good to transfer Never had more than 2 so never had any frozen Fairly high drug dosages - 300-450 Day 3 transfer And on this cycle we got 3 good embroyos so transfered 2 and 1 in freezer So what is different? Lower drug dose of 200 Colorado protocal (usual stim IVF with extra drugs, including drugs for DH) So I'm not sure why I am pregnant. We think it is a combination of lower level drugs and just plain good luck. Our numbers finally came up! This message was edited by tan68 on Monday, 23 May 2005 @ 9:37 PM #5Posted 24 May 2005 - 08:21 AM
Congrats Tan!...your story is very encouraging to me. I had 19 eggs but only one embryo last cycle and was told it was probably old eggs. New Dr will be lowering dose and doing things differently, so here's hoping. Hope you have a wonderful pgncy.
Thanks Firniby for starting this thread...I'm very interested to see what appears. I was wondering though if you might have more replies by posting it in the "pregnant after difficulty conceiving" area? Perhaps then the information collected could be transferred back into AC? I dunno, just a thought. Me:42 DH:50,SDs aged 17,15 &13. 50/50 shared custody Failed Vasectomy Reversal March 2004 ICSI #1 March 2005 BFN #6Posted 24 May 2005 - 12:55 PM
Hi ladies,
I thought I would share my success story with you. After ttc for 11 yrs and having endo, ovarian cancer, only 1 ovary, 2 cysts removed from the other and to top it off MF, I am now 25w pg. ivf/icsi#1 on 450 puregon - collected 1 egg which didn't last overnight - told to look at donor egg. ivf/icsi#2 on 600 puregon, changed from lucrin to a drug called cetrotide and did a short cycle. - collected 4 eggs, 3 fertilised, transferred 2 (one 5 day blastocyst and one morulae). Allowed the third to hatch on day 6 to find no DNA (so wasn't holding much hope for the other 2). Now pregnant with a singleton!!! The other thing we did was DH took a high does of Vitamin E (as advised by specialist) and ejaculated 48 hours prior to giving sample for icsi which increase his viable sperm count and motility. The cetrotide drug was very expensive but so glad that we tried it. If this can help anyone I am more than happy to oblige and if anyone has any further questions please pm me as I am happy to discuss anything. Cheers Robyn PS I am 38 and my DH is 41. #7Posted 24 May 2005 - 01:24 PM
Firni, very good question! I'm keen to see stat's too from you fantastic ladies. LJV, that's also a great idea - Firniby, are you happy to start a discussion in that forum?
Robyn, whoa you had the whole gamete! Congrat's on your obviously going-strong pg. Continued good luck to you for the next half. [font=Arial] Ella's story 7 more angel bubs, lost early TTC since Jan. 2000 Our first ART: PGD, EPU sched. for 3/6! #8Posted 24 May 2005 - 01:47 PM
Hi everyone
Im happy to share my story, albeit a little shorter than some. After 2 years TTC, a heartbreaking m/c @ 12 weeks, 6 cycles of clomid, lapy, hyst & dye studies and 1 cycle of IUI we were sitting in the sometimes frustrating category of being "unexplained". After finishing the IUI cycle we were so "over" the whole thing that we made an appt with our RE and expressed our desire to move on - we were sick of waiting and if we were going to continue undertaking treatment and riding this rollercoaster we decided it had to be a treatment with the greatest success rate - IVF (for us). This is how it went: IVF # 1 150 Gonal F 5 eggs collected (as I had already started to ovulate - doh, not happy Jan) 4 eggs successfully fertilised 2 x A grade, 3 day embies transferred 2 frosties Luteal support = Crinone 2 weeks later we received the phone call to confirm a BFP. We feel blessed every single day to have received this gift and to achieve it on our first IVF cycle is nothing short of a miracle. I hope this helps somebody, somehow. Best wishes to all you wonderful ladies. Miki (33)DH (34) TTC #1 Dec 02 M/C 6/03 (12weeks) 6 x Clomid, IUI x 1 IVF # 1 - BFP Yay! EDD 15/08/05 (DH's birthday) This message was edited by mikimbar on Tuesday, 24 May 2005 @ 1:47 PM #9Posted 24 May 2005 - 06:54 PM
Hi girls.. what a good idea. i shall give you my stats.. I am 11w2d pg.
Me 29 DH 34 Boy trouble (using donor) 4xIUI BFN IVF#1 Puregon 150 + syneral 13 eggs, 2 fert 2 T/F, 3 pesseries a day BFP M/C at 10wks IVF#2 Puregon 150 + lucrin 12 eggs, 9 fert 2 T/F BFN (7 frosties) FET#1 BFN (embies defrosted ok but did not continue to divide) FET#2 last 5 embies defrosted to take to blast 2xBlast T/F BFP!! EDD 11/12/05 4xpesseries a day until 10wks (now down to 1) Wishing you all the very best and may the baby gods make your dreams come true very soon. DEB x #10Posted 24 May 2005 - 08:04 PM
Tan, Robyn, Miki, Deb - Congratulations!! and thanks for sharing your stories. It's interesting to see the range of factors and experiences already. Hope more BFP'ers write in. Also hope those of you viewing this topic find it helpful. Kirril, LJV - I'll try to start this up in the other forum.
Firni #11Posted 24 May 2005 - 08:50 PM
IVF/ICSI #1 150 ui puregon with orgalutran (antagonist protocol) produced 17 eggs, 14 fertilised and 7 were suitable for transfer/freezing at day 5. Transfered one blast. Had HcG shots for luteal phase support. BFP and successful pregnancy. TTC #2 - 2004 Changed clinic to follow doctor and took 6 embryos with us. Natural FET #1 - 1 blast transferred - no LP support BFN Natural FET #2 - 2 blasts transferred - no LP support BFN Medicated FET #3 - 2 blasts transferred - pessaries for LP support - chem pregnancy IVF/ICSI #2 - 150 ui puregon with cetrotide (antagonist protocol). Produced 19 eggs in 6.5 days. 13 fertilised and only 2 were suitable for transfer/freezing. Transferred 1 blastocyst. Crinone for LP support. BFN. Medicated FET #4 - 2 blasts transferred - pessaries for LP support - BFN. Changed back to the original clinic where I got pregnant with my DD. IVF/ICSI #3 - 150 ui puregon and lucrin (long protocol). 17 eggs, 11 fertilised and 7 were suitable to transfer or freeze. Transferred 2. Crinone for LP support. BFN. Natural FET #5 - 2 blasts transferred, lost one in the thaw though. pessaries for LP support. Did acupunture for the very first time this cycle. BFP. Phew! I feel like I have a long history. I'm just hoping that this last one is a keeper. Rachael #12Posted 24 May 2005 - 08:56 PM
My stats..
Me: 34 now, but 32 during successful IVF DH: 40 Diagnosis - MF What we did: IVF with ICSI (& DH had TESA). Got 8 good eggs, 4 fertilised, 3 made it to day 5. Transferred 1 blast (froze the others) - now have an almost 14 mo DD. Drugs were synarel & puregon (started on 150 I think, but my body got carried away, dropped to 100, then 75, then coasted for awhile). No HCG shots after EPU due to risk of OHSS, so just crinone for about 2 weeks. Hope that helps someone. We're about to get the frosties out & do a FET so I'm interested to read the FET stats - especially re the defrosting stats. #13Posted 25 May 2005 - 11:54 AM
Here's mine to:-
Started IVF 2002 due to MF (at the time) very low sperm count. Had been trying other ways for 2 years. Started IVF Sept 02 down reg included 225mls of purgon At EPU collected 23 eggs - 10 fertilised via ICSI and we lost 1 during defrosting. I also had mild hypo-stim. 1st transfer PFP but lost preg at 8 weeks 2nd Transfer FET PFP but again No's didnt rise wait to mc at 6 weeks. DH & I are sent away to have blood test for M/C genetic problems etc - Nothing found. However as there seemed to be a problem with implantation it was recommended that I try baby asprin and my naturapath recommended vitex. 3rd Trans FET Start taking Vitex and Cardaprin (Baby asprin). BFP and DS born 2/1/04 4th Tran FET BFN new nurse who doesnt believe me that I only "o" within a period of 3 hours and Seraket doesnt work. No asprin or Vitex. 5th Tran FET BFP again I took baby asprin but I stopped taking it around 8 weeks as I kept forgetting and at my 2nd U/S the baby's H/B had stopped two days before the U/S at 10 1/2 weeks. I dont know if its related. Currently stimming again with the same protocol but we are doing PGD for the m/c. I feel in my heart that the Vitex and baby asprin helped me to achieve a PFP with DS transfer. Never rule out FETs as you can see they do work Felicity. #14Posted 25 May 2005 - 04:57 PM
Firniby great idea starting this thread very interesting results already.
Im interested in the luteal phase support after epu it seems the more support we get the better the result. Keep the threads coming girls the more the better. Melissa #15Posted 25 May 2005 - 06:28 PM
Hi all
I've now posted this discussion in the other forum. Will copy any responses back here. Kaboo (Andy) wrote: Background: Fell pg naturally with ds#1 at age 27 after 2 yrs ttc. Tried for 2 yrs and fell naturally but had a m/c at 9wks Investigations: only usual 21 day blood tests and SA for dh - diagnosis was unexplained secondary subfertility. I was 31 when we started AC. IUI - 50iu puregon, 2 follies, no hcg trigger, no luteal support - BFN IVF - 100iu puregon (I respond well to it) and syneral, 10 eggs, 9 mature and fertilised, 1 x 4 cell embryo at 2 day transfer and only 2 more made it to 4 cells to be frozen by that evening, Crinone for luteal support - BFN 2 long cycles in between IVF and FET - plus the clinic closed over Xmas delaying our FET date. Natural cycle FET - Both remaining 4 cell embryos (2 day old) defrosted, one embryo had started to divide and was at the 6 cell stage when transferred on cd 20 but the other had not started to divide but we still transferred it, no luteal support - BFP singleton pregnancy HTH and good luck Andy DS#1 9.7.99 DS#2 28.10.04 - FET baby #16Posted 25 May 2005 - 06:39 PM
I'm really diggin' this - well done you legends and keep the info coming
Ratty TTC#1/ICSI #4 10 embies/5 transfers Lap, dye, endometrial biopsy and D&C May 05 IUI and FET happening now! #17Posted 25 May 2005 - 08:55 PM
My DH broke his neck and became a quadriplegic when I was 34 and we hadn't started TTCing (tho we both wanted kids). Over two years later we finally had our heads (mostly) around our new life and decided to go ahead and TTC. Turned out to be too tricky to get sperm samples reliably to try AI at home or IUI for a few cycles, so in April 2003 went straight to IVF with ICSI using sperm collected and frozen the previous month. It was my first ever attempt to get pg.
IVF/ICSI #1 Age 37 Lucrin down-reg Gonal-F 187.5U for 8d then 225U for 4d 8 eggs collected, ICSI done on 6, 5 fertilised By day 5 all we had left were one ok(ish) blast and one early blast so transferred both. Luteal support = 1500U HCG at 2dpo and 500U at 7dpo Beta = 224 at 11dp5dt First u/s confirmed a singleton pg, the rest of my pg and labour and birth were boringly normal and we now have a nearly 15m old happy and healthy DD. I am currently doing IVF/ICSI #2 (age 39) so can't really compare stats until we know whether it's another BFP. Here's hoping! Steph #18Posted 25 May 2005 - 09:19 PM
This thread is a fantastic idea Firni. I agree with
Ratbag...keep the stories coming. It gives me hope!! Me- 28 DH- 34 TTC #1- since May 2003 2004- Clomid 6 cycles, Lap 2005- IVF#1-BFN FET#1- June This message was edited by alicia.s on Wednesday, 25 May 2005 @ 9:21 PM #19Posted 25 May 2005 - 09:28 PM
Hi Ladies,
Our story is a lot more mundane than most, but I might as well add it too! TTC 7 years, finally had a laparoscopy last year (when I realised time really *was* ticking away!) and found lots of adhesions and non-repairable tubes which were removed, meaning our only hope was IVF. I have a history of immune disease and have had chronic hypertension since I had a stroke at 18. We discovered DH had very poor sperm count and motility, so started him on a range of vitamin supplements. First IVF w/ICSI in March: Me 33, DH 36 Standard down regulation - .10mg of Lucrin daily. I ended up taking this for over a month because I had a large ovarian cyst that just wouldn't go away. Stims: 225mg Puregon, plus the .10mg of Lucrin for 14 days Result: Retrieved 14 follicles, 12 eggs fertilised, 6 made it to transfer. The two best 4-cells were transferred, the other 4 frozen. LPS: 8% Crinone twice daily for 13 days. 2WW: Sucks! But we got a BFP! My progesterone was 220 at my first blood test, 4 days later it was 250. We recently discovered it's twins - totally unexpected. I'm 9wks pregnant. Hope this is either helpful or vaguely interesting, and best of luck to all of you! #20Posted 25 May 2005 - 09:46 PM
Hi all,
My story is short and sweet (so to speak, plenty of times there was nothing sweet about it!).... I have a female partner, so we used frozen donor sperm. 3 natural IUI's - all BFN another 5 IUI's with pregnyl LH support - BFN 02/05 - lap, hysteroscopy and dye - all clear 03/05 - natural with new donor - LH support with Pregnyl BFN 04/05 - Clomid 50mg D5 - 9 then Gonal-F day 9 - ovulation @ 50. 1 follie. Trigger with Pregnyl and Pregnyl LH support. BFN 05/05 - Puregon - day 3 - ovulation @ 75, then 100, then 150 for the last two days. Two follies. Pregnyl LH support. BFP. Currently 5 weeks pg. All of my luteal support was 3/6/10 days post ov with 1500iu. Best of luck to all of you wonderful women who are still chasing the miracle you all sooo deserve. Bec Me: 27 DP: 29 TTC #1 11 months 8 natural cycles - double IUI Feb 05 - lap and hysteroscopy and dye - all clear! Mar 05 - 1st modified cycle - BFN April/May 05 - Puregon and ICI! Go little thorpies!! 22/5/05 - Finally our unbeliveable BFP This message was edited by becj245 on Sunday, 19 June 2005 @ 10:09 AM #21Posted 25 May 2005 - 09:48 PM
* We've done 7 (6 stims & 1 Fet) cycles. 5 PGD cycles
* Have a 3yr old daughter from cycle 3 and I now have a son (10 weeks) edited Oct 21st from cycle 7. * Diagnosis is unexplained - probably more age. I'm 41 and DH is 45. * Prior to IVF i fell pregnant naturally a few times but miscarried 4 times (latest at 9 weeks) and once whilst cycling. However it was taking a long time to fall pregnant and we were told to go straight to PGD. * I noticed as each cycle went by, i got less embies for biopsy, quality was declining and my body seemed to be coming more resistant to the drugs. Cycle 1 150 Puregon Cancelled just before EPU, not enough eggs for PGD. Cycle 2 350 Puregon 18 eggs, 13 embies, 8 biopsed = 4 normal, 3 abnormal & 1 inconclusive. Transferred 2 normal compacting females. Chemical preg. No frosties. Changed Dr's within clinic. Cycle 3 500 Puregon Colorado Protocal, also proluton injections. 16 eggs, 11 embies, 6 biopsed = 2 normal, 2 abnormal, 1 inconclusive & 1 not totally tested. 1 normal compacting male & 1 compacting untested transferred (other normal died o/n in lab). ++++++ My daughter (the untested embie) was born. Everything else in this cycle died. No frosties. (my embies NEVER make it past day 5 in the lab). Cycle 4 600 Puregon 8 eggs, 6 embryos, 4 biopsed - ALL Abnormal. Nothing to tranfer, end of cycle. Cycle 5 500 Puregon, didn't sniff whilst stimming Split dose, 2 injections a day, 250 morning and 250 night. Colorado Protocol, pessaries + crinone. 15 eggs, 9 embies, 3 biopsed = 1 normal, 1 abnormal and 1 inconclusive. Transferred normal compacting male & compacting inclusive embie. negative. Froze 1 non PGD'd embie that was compacting. cycle 6 500 Puregon, didn't sniff whilst stimming (started ovulating) Split dose, 2 injections a day, 250 morning and 250 night. Colorado Protocol + crinone + pessaries. 8 eggs, 7 embies Didn't update my diary, but from memory only 2 or 3 were biopsed and only 1 normal. Transferred 1 normal 10 cell and 1 7 cell untested embie Froze 1 non PGD'd embie compacting. negative. cycle 7 1st Fet. Colorado Protocol + crinone + pessaries. Both embies thawed well & transferred 1 compacting & 1 7 cell embie. I insisted on Assisted Hatching on both. +++++++ Son born Aug 9th, 2005. This is the end of our IVF journey. Fell pregnant naturally at 43 and gave birth to a son aged 44 in November 2007. JB This message was edited by JB on Friday, 21 October 2005 @ 7:28 AM #22Posted 25 May 2005 - 09:50 PM
I will share mine if you like
We had been TTC just over 2 years when we got our first BFP. I have PCOS and our specialist suspected there was some sort of 'bonding' issue. I don't ovulate naturally at all and was on Clomid for well over a year! We did 2X IUI's late last year but both BFN's. We were aiming to do half IVF/ half ICSI for our first IVF. However we only ended up with 6 eggs so they did all ICSI, 2 of them looked 'dodgy' and only 3 fertilised. At day 2 only 2 were still surviving and we put them both back for many reasons but the main one being I was scared that by freezing only 1 it wouldn't survive defrost. It was a Day 2 transfer. I had pessaries twice a day for 2 weeks after E/T and HCG injections 3 times. SO basically we are nearly 9 weeks pregnant with Twins that are the only surviving embryos from ICSI on a Day 2 Transfer. #23Posted 26 May 2005 - 04:07 AM
Thought I'd add my short and simple story:
DH has a son from ICSI with his previous partner, so we knew we were dealing with MF issues before even starting TTC. We TTC naturally for 10 cycles anyway (going to naturopath to see if that would help at all, and it didn't). When we saw the fertility specialist we were fastracked to ICSI. Type of cycle - ICSI#1 short/flare cycle (no down regulation time, no pill) Drugs - Synarel 10 days, 150 gonal-f 9 days, ovidrel trigger, 2x1500 Pregnyl injections for LP support Response - 7 eggs, 4 high quality embryos fertilised Embryo transfer - 2 (and 2 to freeze) Stage of embryo/s - 2 day Result - HCG 537 on 16 days past EPU - singleton confirmed at 7 week ultrasound. I'm currently just past 9 weeks. age - DH 37, me 34 (turned 35 two days after BFP) Reasons for doing AC - MF (count less than 2 mil, motility, morphology issues as well). #24Posted 26 May 2005 - 02:44 PM
Hi ladies, i'm only too happy to share my story...
I went off the pill at the end of January 2004. I spent the following 10 months tracking my completely irregular periods. I had cycles varying from 23 to 38 days. I was able to detect ovulation using opk's on only six out of the ten cycles. In November 2004 i consulted a spec where i was diagnosed with PCOS. All other tests came back clear, although DF's morphology was 1.5% below normal standards. In January 2005 we began IUI with injections. I took 50iu of Puregon from cycle day 5 through to 16. One follie matured, i was triggered at 4:30pm one afternoon and had the IUI at 9:30am the next morning. On days 2, 5 and 8 past IUI, i had luteal phase support injections in the form of 1200iu of Pregnyl and we are now 20 weeks pregnant. Good luck to everyone! Feel free to PM me in case all of the above sounded look goobledeegook! #25Posted 26 May 2005 - 06:24 PM
Hi girls
I cant believe I got a BFP yesterday (16dpo #490) so I can now add to this thread... #2 ICSI - Age 37, MF, endo (1x lap) Down reg - pill/synarel/Gonal F 300/Pregnyl injections Response - 4 eggs/3 embies One transfered @ day 2, other 2 frozen Now waiting for 7 week scan (fingers crossed!) Hope this is helpful. Good luck to everybody love Magpie Me 36 DH 36 TTC#1 since Apr 03 ICSI #1 - m/c 7 weeks (Nov 04) FET x 2 - bfn's Feb/Mar ICSI #2 - OMG BFP!! This message was edited by magpie on Thursday, 26 May 2005 @ 6:26 PM 2 user(s) are reading this topic0 members, 2 guests, 0 anonymous users |
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"Fluffy goodness! This easy recipe calls for chestnut puree which can be found in most specialty food stores."
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4 egg yolks
1 cup chestnut puree
1/3 cup white sugar
3 tablespoons milk
1 tablespoon brandy
4 egg whites
1 cup whipped cream
I baked this as a side dish of a game stew. We usually have chestnut puree for Christmas eve, but this is much better, because it is lighter. Next time, I might increase brandy to 1.5 - 2 Tbsp, though.
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MOORE, Okla. (AP) — In some early versions of a story May 22 about damage estimates from the tornado in Moore, Okla., The Associated Press misspelled the name of the city's mayor. He is Glenn Lewis, not Glen.
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Oklahoma tornado ripped through as many as 13,000 homes, damage could top $2 billion; 24 dead
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MOORE, Okla. (AP) — The tornado that struck an Oklahoma City suburb this week may have created $2 billion or more in damage as it tore through as many as 13,000 homes, multiple schools and a hospital, officials said Wednesday as they gave the first detailed account of the devastation.
Also Wednesday, authorities released the identities of the 24 people, including 10 children, who perished. While anguish over the deaths was palpable as residents began picking up their shattered neighborhoods, many remained stunned that the twister didn't take a higher human toll during its 17 miles and 40 minutes on the ground.
The physical destruction was staggering.
"The tornado that we're talking about is the 1 or 2 percent tornado," Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management Director Albert Ashwood said of the twister, which measured a top-of-the-scale EF5 with winds of at least 200 mph. "This is the anomaly that flattens everything to the ground."
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The Oklahoma Insurance Department, meanwhile, said visual assessments of the extensive damage zone suggest the cost could be greater than the $2 billion from the 2011 tornado that struck Joplin, Mo., and killed nearly seven times as many people.
There was little more than 10 minutes warning that a tornado was on the ground Monday and headed for Moore, but many in the area are accustomed to severe storms. The community of 56,000 people has been hit by four tornados since 1998, and residents already were on alert after weekend storms and days of warnings. Because the tornado hit in the afternoon, many others were away from the neighborhoods and out of harm's way at work.
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Her husband, Paul Duffy-Relf, also noted the rise of social media and cellphone use since the last massive storm smashed the town more than a decade ago. He said people posted on Facebook and Twitter ahead of Monday's storm, telling others where the tornado was and when to flee. And some never left their cellphones, staying on the line with loved ones as long as they could, and working to quickly reconnect with those who needed help afterward.
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Harold Brooks, research meteorologist at the National Severe Storms Laboratory in Norman, Okla., said long-range forecasting models also have dramatically improved and are able to provide insight even a week before a storm strikes.
Brooks said people in the storm's direct path had time to pick out their safe place — even if it was their home's bathtub — when there was first word of a massive tornado bearing down on them.
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President Barack Obama plans to view the destruction firsthand Sunday. Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano, meanwhile, visited Wednesday and again pledged the federal government's ongoing support. She urged people to register with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to learn about aid for which they may qualify.
"We know that people are really hurting," she said. "There's a lot of recovery yet to do. … We will be here to stay until this recovery is complete. You have our commitment on that."
Associated Press writers Tim Talley in Moore, Ken A. Miller in Oklahoma City and Justin Juozapavicius in Tulsa contributed to this report.
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"The Church has made the hereafter into a place of mystery, and the whole subject of a future state has been wrapped round in a mantle of religiosity, until people have come to look upon it with fear, with awe, with scepticism, with ridicule, with horror..." So reads part of the introduction by Anthony Borgia, the `scribe' to The Late Monsignor Robert Hugh Benson.
Dictated in 1957 (the author died in 1914) by means of clairaudience (and independently verified by twice-weekly circle-sittings with a non-professional trance medium,) `Monsignor' has in this book (along with its predecessors, `Life in the World Unseen' and `More about Life in the World Unseen')shown that the life he now leads is both natural and unquestionably healthy!
At the beginning of the first chapter, `THE THRESHOLD', Monsignor raises within us important questions regarding the Churches attitude towards a future state; born out of fear of the unknown (for The Bible tells us little, if nothing, about what we will find in `Heaven'), with the prospect of finding oneself before some dreadful, stern God, who will decide if you are to be accepted into `Heaven' or sent down to `Hell' for all eternity - little thought, however, being given to the fact that death is but a natural phenomenon, happening to all, religious or not.
From the start, Monsignor addresses these and other profound questions with both humour and compassion, in straight forward language that all can understand, with no pre-acquaintance with Spiritualism being necessary.
We are told how each of us go to our SELF APPOINTED PLACE. The whole notion of a `Judgement Day' is shown to be childish and merely a weapon, used by the Church throughout the centuries, to scare good people into believing as they do - OR FACE THE CONSEQUENCES!
In the second chapter, `THE SPIRIT WORLD', Monsignor speaks of the Spirit World proper, and, in effect, takes us on a `guided tour' of the countless beauties that await us all - free to enjoy, without condition. Mention is made of the architecture, and of the superbly beautiful materials that the buildings are composed; the private dwellings that dot the landscape, giving the impression of being one immense park-land, with no territorial boundaries. (overcrowding is unheard of, despite the countless millions of inhabitants.)
One of the most surprising things to be read is the fact that churches, of all denominations, exist in the Spirit World. Monsignor explains, that, as the members of the congregation look around themselves, and see what they regard to be `Heaven' - brought about by their great faith - what better way to give thanks to God but to build a church to his glory? (and hope for his continued benevolence.) Monsignor explains, however, that those who live in this `home-made' Heaven are strictly confined to themselves, with no prospect of converting others, and that for as long as they stay within their constricted Heaven, so will their spiritual progression be at a standstill.
A large portion of the second chapter is devoted to the extremely important subject of gardens and the infinite variety of flowers (with many types only to be found in the Spirit World.) Where there is no night-time, or seasons, it can be appreciated that all manner of flowering arrangements are to be had. We are told how colour produces sound, and how sound produces colour, and therefore how everything is arranged to produce consonance with its neighbour.
Spiritual progression is also touched upon. We are told how great personages from the high realms often come down and freely meet the inhabitants, bringing with them encouragement and unconditional love, direct from the Father of us all.
The third chapter, `SPIRIT PERSONALITY', deals with thought and how it is the `building-block' of life in Spirit.(Although not touched upon in great depth in this book, `Life in the World Unseen' has an example of an extension to a library being constructed entirely by thought, with no `hands-on' participation.) We are also told how the power of thought can transport us throughout the entire Spirit World, and how it is possible to communicate telepathically.
Throughout this book, it can be seen to be Monsignor's sole purpose to show us something of the brilliant prospect that lies before each of us when our moment comes to join the happy band of contented, NORMAL, people, who, FOR ALL TIME, are enjoying the reality of what we so readily think of as merely being the end result of a religious exercise - only for the `select few'; who, in reality, can have no notion of what life in the Spirit World is really like, for one simple reason - THEY ARE AFRAID TO ASK!!
(128 pages, paperback)
With great regret, `Life in the World Unseen' is currently out of print. (Concerning the U.K.)
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We've heard from several cyclists about bad experiences that they have had while cycling across the Matanzas Pass Bridge to Fort Myers Beach. Dan Moser followed up and got the following response:
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"Thank you for bringing this to our attention. You are right, bicyclists are allowed to use the trolley lane when crossing the Matanzas Pass Bridge towards Fort Myers Beach and trolley drivers are instructed to yield to bicyclists in the trolley lane. We will reiterate this with Operations staff to ensure that we are carrying through with our responsibilities of sharing the lane with bicyclists. As both you and Debbie have mentioned, we are working with FDOT towards the installation of railings on the western wall of the bridge along the trolley lane."
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Peace is a daily, a weekly, a monthly process, gradually changing opinions, slowly eroding old barriers, quietly building new structures. – John F. Kennedy
When artist Nick Hollibaugh arrives at his studio, the first thing he does is clean. Even though he also cleans at the end of each day, there is always something to clean in the expansive wood-shop.
©Nick Hollibaugh, working process.
His process for creating his works is labor intensive, using perfectly placed thin wooden slats.
Nick finds that his commitment to this process affords him creative freedom. The time invested into honing the process allows him to focus his energy on what must be brought forth, rather than how.
©Nick Hollibaugh. Waterfront, 2006.
The wooden slats stand side by side, building up into monuments that suggest a forgotten landscape from the midwest farm lands where he spent his childhood. Barns, silos and other structures stand stoically within what feels like organized melancholy.
©Nick Hollibaugh. Harvest Tempel, 2010 & Sea Legs 2009.
Nick is less interested in what happens before a piece is made or what happens after its finished. The importance lies in the act of making.
The making is where the challenges and problem solving are at their most dense, when he is most engaged in "working through it." This speaks to his skill in woodworking. Woodworking is a less than spontaneous process, yet he both methodically and intuitively responds to the creative process as it unfolds.
©Nick Hollibaugh. Witness, 2010.
Writer Margueritte Harmon Bro has said "many people are inventive, sometimes cleverly so. But real creativity begins with the drive to work on and on and on."
Nick's drive as an artist is tireless. His artistic process is much like his work, without pretense and yet solid, without compromise and unwavering. His willingness to show up each day is at the heart of his practice.
Nick Hollibaugh (American, b. 1976) received his BFA in 2001 from Herron School of Art, Indiana University in Indianapolis and his MFA in 2003 at the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode Island. In 2006 he was awarded a Rhode Island State Council for the Arts 2007 Fellowship Grant. He has exhibited his work in Chicago, Indiana, New York and Washington, DC.
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