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Monday 10/21/13 my husband and I went to the Ministry Medical Group for another biophysical profile (BPP) and non-stress test prior to our pre-op appointment with the doctor that was scheduled to perform the c-section on Friday, Dr. Keegan. The non-stress test went well, both babies were very active. The biophysical profile was not quite as successful, neither baby did their fetal breathing. In all both girls scored an 8 out of 10 which is a passing score, but Dr. Keegan suggested we come in for another BPP and non-stress test on Wednesday 10/23/13 because the results were not as good as he hoped. Dr. Keegan told us that if the results didn't improve we may be having babies 2 days earlier than planned, but he was pretty confident that the plan would stay the same.
Wednesday 10/23/13 we arrived at the hospital a little late for our appointment because we had a very important meeting at work. I got there about 5 minutes late which meant I had to wait a little longer to be called from the waiting room. We did the non-stress test again and the girls did great! There's 2 points. Now on to the BPP. 8 points on the line and the girls scored 4 points easily. To get 6 points the girls needed some big body movements within a half hour, but they needed an extension. To get the last 2 points the girls needed to do their fetal breathing and neither did. The ultrasound tech didn't tell us the results of the BPP.
After the BPP we had an appointment with Dr. Keegan to talk about the results and finalize the plan for Friday. Dr. Keegan came in the room and said, "Guess who's having babies today!" with a big smile on his face. I just looked at him with this surprised look on my face and he said, "You guys are!" I was so sure we were having them on Friday that I didn't even bring my bag. Luckily it was packed I just didn't throw it in the car. Josh did bring his and dropped Mia's bag off with her at the sitter's (my sister) house when he dropped her off. We also had a just in case plan in place for Mia since we'd be stuck in the hospital for a few days.
Dr. Keegan had his nurse escort Josh and me to the Women and Infant Center at Ministry Saint Michael's Hospital to get checked into a room. They allowed us a short amount of time to make our most important phone calls...pretty much work and parents. After that they started prepping me for surgery. My parents made it to the hospital right before they were going to wheel me down to the operating room.
This experience was much more relaxed than when I had my c-section with Mia. It helps too that I wasn't experiencing contractions as the anesthesiologist was explaining the drugs. The c-section went really well. The anesthesiologist was super friendly, he talked to me whenever Josh wasn't in the room. The girls were delivered one minute apart. Zoey Louise was the first to come out at 6:07pm and Kenzie Mae was delivered at 6:08pm. The best part about being awake during the procedure is being able to hear their first cries. Josh and I looked at each other and both cried just a little too.
After the nurse briefly showed me the babies they were taken to the adjoining room to be wiped off, weighed, measured and scored. Zoey Louise was 6lbs 1oz and her Apgar score was 10 out of 10 and Kenzie Mae was 5lbs 11oz and her Apgar score was 8 out of 10 and both were 19in long. They were long and skinny and healthy. All this was going on as I was getting stitched back up.
Everything went so well. The entire staff at Ministry Saint Michael's Hospital was amazing. We were all happy and healthy. Even if it didn't go as planned that evening it was perfect.
Too bad it couldn't stay that way.
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Hello - as my UserName indicates, I am a nervous father to be. My wife had an pre-natal appointment this past Tuesday and her BP read 130/100, so the doctor waited about 20 mins and it didn't change much. As a precaution, they checked her into the hospital for a 48 hr observation period. Immediately the BP was back down to normal range, then they began a Mag-Sulfate drip and ran tests for blood, did an ultra-sound, and began a 24 hr urine collection. The blood work looked fine, the ultra-sound indicated the our little girl was growing about 2 days ahead of schedule and the placenta was in very good shape. The Doctor decided to let us go home and would call us after the urine had been analyzed - and here's where the problem was. Even though everything else was fine, the protein level in my wife's 24-hr urine sample was 4x normal - approx. 1,000 mg, according to our Dr. Needless to say, she wanted us to come back to the hospital, where my wife is now. After checking in, the BP was normal, the blood work looked fine, and they started her on a low Mag-Sulf drip as a precautionary measure. Tonight my wife is going to start another 24-hr urine collection. The Dr. told us we would be in the hospital until the baby was delivered. We recently completed our 27th week of pregnancy (2 days ago). The Dr. indicated that given her experience, she would be happy if our baby could stay in the womb for another month, but she would not be surprised if the baby was delivered in a week or two.
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Lydia, that's awful! But I agree I'm impressed by Claire's logic.
Lydia, that's awful! But I agree I'm impressed by Claire's logic.
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Kate, i'm the same with my body shape. I'm on the skinny side but even before kids my tummy always carried a lot of weight. What I do now is just not try to cover it up with flowy clothes and wear snugger ones instead.
Lydia, thanks much for the pm. I'm sorry you seemed pressured to get bsck to me. Not my intention.Also wanted to add that we cut out tv watching for similar reasons. It trumped everyyhing.
Off to read the mayo clinic article.
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Well I'm glad I've been an inspiration, either way ;)
LOL at Claire's logic-almost spit out my drink there! Sorry it was a crappy day though.
Last night after DH went to bed I stayed up past 1 a.m. and he finally came downstairs and asked if I was coming to bed. This morning we had a talk about how I feel like he doesn't give off the vibe that he cares about me (like when he just walked off to bed without me) and he said he'd try to be better about that. We've had that talk before though so who knows.
Ok I missed alot! This is what happens when you put your laptop in the washing machine and don't have access to a computer outside of work
Trying to catch up!!
I would also cut down on the TV due to this. We don't watch much TV but we do sometimes. Elle is more into it than Ky. She actually didn't want to go somewhere with me one day when Dinosaur Train on PBS was on one evening. Dinosaur Train is her favorite show, that and Word Girl and she will actually mini-tantrum if you turn the channel or even pick up the remote while either one of them are on. She usually always wants to go everywhere I go so I was shocked that she said she didn't want to go with me because "I have to watch my show! My show is on!" and she proceeded to lay on the floor and watch it.
We had a pretty boring Father's Day. I bought DH a card, which of course he thought was mushy. He doesn't like mushy things, they make him feel "weird." Ky bought him a card that made him feel weird for a different reason. It was in the shape of a big glass beer mug and said "Free Beer" on the outside and "Now that I have your attention, I just wanted to wish you a Happy Father's Day" on the inside. I let Ky pick out the card himself and even though I thought it was funny considering my DH loves him some beer and spends a lot of time drinking beer on weekends, I thought it may be a bit inappropriate, but decided to buy it anyway since I figured DH could see that the kids notice his beer drinking. Elle didn't get DH anything since I didn't want her to write her "E" which she has mastered on a beer card and mine said "to my husband" so she just helped to bring him breakfast in bed, which he loved. DH also loves breakfast foods and he has been griping that I haven't been doing my wifely duties and making him breakfast on the weekends like I used to do. So I made him some eggs, bacon, sausage, hashbrowns (like Waffle House - scattered, smothered, and covered), and pancakes with home made blueberry syrup. He asked what he had to do to get me to make breakfast more often and I didn't want to start an argument on Father's Day by saying "any chore or child care need that doesn't involve me having to tell you to do it." So I said nothing. We had a great Father's Day.
I just got back from Sydney's moving up ceremony. I had a pang of sadness when the principal talked about the kids going from K-12 together...it made me regret moving here even more. That would have been the case at their old school. Even though we're going back, Bobbie missed out on 10-12 with her school. I know it shouldn't bother me, and the girls have had both positive experiences and met wonderful friends that they wouldn't have otherwise, but still.... It was a brief, sad moment. During the slide show, they had pictures of the 6th graders from Kindergarten and of course Sydney wasn't in them. I wondered if she was in the ones they showed at her old school when that class moved up to middle school (5th grade).
Rich went to Bobbie's hearing. They're going to allow her to participate, but she has to plant flowers this week at the high school. So now we have to find her a gown somehow because Bobbie never gave me the order form. I don't even know what color the gowns are supposed to be. I'm very aggravated with her at the moment.
I did call her court and they said she can plead guilty by mail-so we don't have to travel 4 hours for that. I'm not sure why, but Rich brought her back home before going to the house to do some work on it. He said she was supposed to vacuum here, but when I got here she's in bed sleeping. Yes, I'm aggravated with her.
I already ordered a new one. Had too, can't exactly do my online courses with access to onlien right It will be here on July 1st (so they say) I hope so! I am going through withdrawl or something
Chrissy, I was going to ask about the mail in plea since she will mroe than likely plead guilty. She will probably have to pay a fine. I was also going to suggest asking if they can postpone her appearance if it was mandatory, but only certain charges have mandatory appearances and I figured that shop lifting wouldn't be unless it was for something worth a lot of money, like jewelry. Unfortunately I have a lot of experience with courts due to crazy cops here in Atlanta. I am glad she will be able to plead by mail and it must be so frustrating that she is not tending to her business. Even if she didn't think she was going to walk, she could have ordered a gown. You could have just refused to pay for it if she didn't get in the ceremony.
Kyro, at 9 is already starting to frustrate me with his lack of concern and sudden forgetfulness, I am afraid it will get worse during his teenage years. I remember my brothers being very forgetful, even myself, even though for me I only "forgot" when I didn't feel like doing something. I have a feeling that is what Ky is doing so I am going to start forgetting doing things for him as well if he keeps it up.
Erin, I'm glad you know what I mean about those parents. I actually talk in hushed tones to my kids when we are in public because I'm just a private person in general and don't need the world knowing my business. Dbf does it sometimes though. It's embarassing. I remember one time in Hawaii when Kai was an infant we went to a pro soccer game and behind us was a group of girls who worked at the local strip club and OMG dbf was hamming it up with the kids so bad. He kept saying he had his hands full with the two kids and was because he did not help me AT ALL then. I wasn't even mad that he was flirting. I was annoyed that he was putting on such an act and clearly didn't give me enough credit that I would see through it. I didn't say anything about it until I told the story to our friends at dinner the next night and properly humiliated him for it. We all had a good laugh.
I once washed a diaper by just dumping the clothes in the washer and once washed my cell phone because it was in my jeans pocket.
Chrissy, I'm sorry Bobbie is giving you so much trouble right now.
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I go if DH puts a kleenex in the wash. He says I should check his pockets, I say he should before he puts them in the dirty laundry. OMG do I b*tch hardcore when this happens.
Kate, personally I wouldn't care if someone thought you might look a little pg or not. Wear what you like! I'm fat and have a big butt, nothing is going to hide that. And really it's much more flattering if my clothes are more fitted (not skin tight!) than if I am wearing something baggy. Maybe something in a princess cut would work for you. I know for me that is what I tend to look for since I have narrow shoulders but am big in the hips/rear. I need tops that are more fitted on top but have a flare at the bottom. Like this one would make anyone look a bit pg http://fashionbug.lanebryant.com/dre...&Mcat=5043%401
But this one might be better http://fashionbug.lanebryant.com/dre...&Mcat=5043%401 or something like this http://fashionbug.lanebryant.com/dre...01#productTabs
Chrissy, is there a way you could take away texting? I'm kind of concerned about the lack of phone calling. I mean I would rather email than call a lot of times....but I don't see how one could ever have a job without calling at least sometimes or needing to answer the phone. I know that there are jobs that don't use phones at all but really any kind of professional job will need that skill.
That first dress is the style of the dress I wore for the cruise photo op that ended up looking horrible LOL
I can't imagine that teired pink dress looking good on me, I thought you'd have to be a skinny ***** to not look plump in that but I have never tried on that type because I think it's hideous.
The last one is cute but I'm leery about prints now because it seems they make things worse. I love prints but the last two dresses I looked pregnant in were prints and everyone seems to wear solids these days.
Ok, hmm, maybe something like a shift would work http://www.kohls.com/kohlsStore/wome...hift+Dress.jsp
But now after looking through a couple of stores....honestly most of the skinny models look PG in the current style. Seems like almost everything was more of a babydoll/empire waist cut.
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See I love the babydoll style tops. They tend to hide my rolls
I just don't wear dresses. I try every once in a while but they tend to look stupid on me with the hips/rear. Skirts don't fit right either for that reason. And I'm not wear spanx....tried some on once and it was awful trying to get into it.
This is the kind of top I would tend to go for and try on and would tend to work on me http://fashionbug.lanebryant.com/top...Mcat=15221%401
I HATE the tops that have banding at the bottom....on my pear shape that is NOT where I need emphasis.
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Josh couldn't find any more socks that came with his sock puppet kit so he used one of his own
It looks like a deranged fish.
So my parents asked me out to dinner last night and came by the house to pick me up. I have two large dogs and I have to buy dog food in bulk because they go through it so fast, and with DH gone I've been stressing about how to deal with the dog food. So, I figured since I was out with Dad and he would be coming back to my house to bring my home anyway, I'd ask him if he minded swinging by the pet store and carrying the dog food to/from the car for me.
He was fine with it, and then my mother started in on this fixation she has about how much dog food I buy. The two dogs together eat about one medium sized bowl full of food per day, which seems about right to me. They're both very healthy and aren't overweight. But my mother is hung up on the fact that I have to buy more food that she did with the dog my parents had when I was growing up. I pointed out there were two of them, but she says I buy more than twice the food. So I asked how big Trixie (childhood dog) was, and Dad said about 50 lbs. My Gwennie is 55 lbs and very muscular and high energy (that's her as a puppy in my avatar) and Nero is 80 lbs. So of course 135 lbs of dog are going to eat more than twice what 50 lbs of dog will eat. My dad calculated the weight per dog and size of bag divided by the time and decided it was just about right.
So we get in the car and my mother says "I think you're going to have to put your dogs on a diet."
I said, "Are you suggesting I malnourish my dogs to save money on dog food?"
She didn't know what to say to that, but she did drop the subject. Because obviously that's what she was trying to say, but didn't like it when I put it in those words.
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I confess I hate seeing bad things happen to good people. Especially when said bad things could have been prevented with minimal medical intervention.
Like my grandma. She's back in the hospital again because she was having horrible chest pains. She has heart issues, remember? She was having a bit of trouble breathing for a few days and everyone was begging her to get it checked out. Now she's admitted to the hospital for at least a week when all she needed was her medication changed around, most likely.
Having teen girls who are close to the brink of leaving, I can see where it would be very easy to add my 2 cents on things like that. I really, really hope I don't. I read things like this & make mental notes all the time...hopefully I'll be able to be like mine were. My dad was a bit vocal when I was first with Rich & pregnant with Bobbie-but I was 16 then and I don't blame him! By the time I was 19, he was allowing me to make all my decisions without any input unless I asked for his thoughts. imo, that's the best way to be with adult children.
Regarding the dog food--I've been doing a lot of my bulk ordering online, mostly from Amazon, so I don't have to deal with buying it and lugging it around. I set up a subscription for both toilet paper and kitty litter through Amazon, so it's delivered automatically and I get free shipping AND a discount for setting up a subscription. Any chance you can do that? And it is none of your mom's business, except that your dad was helping you out with it, so I could see why she is interested in the amount. Although I don't think it was wise or kind of her to comment about it.
A friend of mine dated a girl once who said she fed her cat less so she wouldn't grow as big. We were shocked at her bonsaification of her kitty (and this was before the spoof website) and had words with her about it. I still don't know if she was kidding. She was a little weird.
I confess that neither of my kids took a nap today because my cousin and her family came over and the kids were just having so much fun in the yard that I didn't have the heart to drag them inside for a nap. But then after everyone left I asked dbf if he would mind if I quickly went up to the local nursery to buy some plants. When I got home, both kids were in total meltdown mode. It sucked. But it's no different than what would have happened if I'd tried to make them take a nap in the midst of their very involved play. And at one point when I was handing Kai off to dbf he said that he "wanted to talk to me about not giving the kids a nap today." I swear, it's never a dull moment with this dude. Should be an interesting conversation.
Kim - I'm sorry about your gram.
Mandy - Sorry your mom is sticking her nose in about the dog food. I get the big eyeroll from my family for feeding my dog high quality dog food that costs a ton, but whatever. She was my first baby, is a member of our family, and I want her to have a long quality life.
Today my dad cracked me up because he told me, and I quote "I'm so glad neither of my children have turned out to be Catholics" Just like, out of the blue...no prompting for the statement. He must have read something crazy about the catholic church or something. He was almost a priest, so he's a "reformed" catholic.
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My mom was asking me this weekend when dbf and I are going to get married. Oy. I feel so sad for her that she will likely never see her daughter walk down the aisle. She doesn't know the half of what my relationship with him is like, though. Her thought process is so sporadic lately, I'm holding onto the chance that it never comes up again.
Okay, I've figured out one benefit to being totally alone in the house (at least if you live with a prude as I do): I can wash ALL my clothes at the same time and not have to worry about what to wear while I'm washing!
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A small part of me thinks I might buy a Mac computer for home when it comes time to make my next acquisition. shhhh....don't tell my boss because here I'm PC & he's Mac & he swears they're better. For me it's not that I think they're better...I just like the thought of using something different.
It's nothing huge or major that is wrong...just lots of small stuff. We're moving...that alone should do it! LOL Just the idea of changing everything we need to change, trying to remember what we need to get, figuring out how we are going to water the yard when hydroseed is going in this week and we likely won't be moving until another week. Not knowing what day we can move so I don't know what day to schedule movers (and we are getting into a busy season so the sooner we schedule the better) or what days to take off work. trying to not spend too much money. Packing.
Everything with building has gone so smoothly except the electrician. One light I ordered for the entry way, they just decided I didn't really want and sent it back! And so nothing is wired for a light there. And another light, a wall sconce was supposed to be on it's own switch...and it's not. My builder is talking to the electrician today to see what can be done.
And than back to dog food, trying to not give her too much. She has been on the phenibarbitol for a little over a week. It has definitely increased her appetite. Before I had just put food in the dish and when it was empty I refilled, I never had to watch her amounts and for 6.5 years, she has had a healthy weight. I feel bad thinking she might be hungry and doesn't have food in her dish and she can't open the cabinet and help herself like I do. I talked to the vet on Friday and thankfully it seems like she is eating a bit more like she used to. I think that she probably gained like 1 lb last week though! She was noticeably heavier when we picked her up. When you are only 21.5 lbs, a little gain is noticeable.
But we only gave her limited people food, treats for going to the bathroom, and her dog food...which the dish never had to sit empty because her weight was pretty even.
Vet said if it continues to be a problem, we can move to another drug that doesn't have this side effect but takes longer to work...which is why they start on a low dose of phenobarbitol. Her second seizure was really pretty long which is why they want her on meds.
Well at least so far getting the pills in twice a day is pretty easy. Last night it was stuck in a piece of mac and cheese...this morning a piece of pinapple.
and than we have the laptop. Sometimes we fight over using that but I'm on a computer all day so generally am fine with watching TV and letting him use it.
I think our cat is going to die soon. Our vet came this morning for the pets yearly appointments, and she said that he's got a lot of fluid in his belly, and that his heart sounds like crap (he has cardiomyopathy, and we've known that for about 5 years). He's having a super hard time breathing too. So far he's still eating - so he's got meds for the fluid, which means he'll pee more..which means he'll pee on my bathroom mat more
I'm sad for Annie. I don't like the cat much, he came with the husband, and I love him, but I don't like him. Annie LOVES him. I don't know when the right time is to put him down. The vet was basically leaving it up to us, and mentioned we might do it before the baby comes...but I figure if he's eating, he can't be that bad off right? So might as well let him live out his life ....I don't know??
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Lollapalooza wrapped up at Grant Park with an estimated 300,000 people attending this year's three-day music festival, which meant a boost to the local economy. Clean-up continued Monday morning.
Less than a day after the fest featuring 130 bands ended, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said Lollapalooza had a positive economic effect on the City of Chicago.
Organizers said it put $120 million into the local economy last year. They are still waiting for this year's numbers. The city collects tax revenues and the event sold out, so $4 million went to the city to begin with.
About 100,000 people attended the music festival per day, and 70% of those attendees were from outside Chicago and 3% were from outside the U.S. They spent money on tickets, food, drinks, lodging, taxis and after-parties.
A new agreement with the company that produces Lollapalooza lasts through 2021, so that will pay off in tax revenue. The event used to be tax exempt.
The event produced lots of work for the city, including overnight clean-up to clear the park and streets of trash and strike the stages in the one-mile performance space. The park landscape will also have to be restored eventually, and that it paid for by the production company.
As Chicago's visitors take their leave, the road and foot traffic should return to normal. Grant Park road closures will be lifted later on Monday.
Chicago police also call Lollapalooza a win, considering they only made 10 arrests. For an event this big, police said crime wasn't bad at all.
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Severe weather brought strong winds, hail, and the possibility of tornadoes Sunday afternoon and early evening. Many residents are still dealing with the shock of the aftermath.
The National Weather Service has confirmed four tornadoes touched down in northwest Ohio Sunday.
Delays and cancellations:
-Northwest Ohio Primary Care Physician's office will be closed Monday and Tuesday because the building suffered damage. Patients should call Woodville office at (419) 849-3443.
-The ProMedica Management Meeting at Cedar Creek is canceled.
-IMCO on Cedar Ridge in Perrysburg is closed until further notice.
Reports of damage:
-We have reports of damage to a home in Jerry City. We do have reports of two people suffering minor injuries, according to officials with Northwest Ohio Red Cross.
-Red Cross officials also tell us that Perrysburg Township has damage on SR 795 on Oregon Road, on both east and west sides of the road. Roof damage and structural damage are both reported.
-The Circle K on 795 and Oregon Road sustained serious damage. We know for sure that the canopy came down in the front, but no reports of injuries.
-On Tracy Road, we have reports of a "fully-damaged" house, but other details are currently unknown.
-We have reports and pictures of a damaged roof on the Meijer store in Oregon.
-We have reports and pictures of the Sundance Kid Drive-In theater on Navarre Avenue that sustained major damages.
-We have reports and pictures of a church in Cloverdale that sustained major damages to the roof.
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Traffic closures and delays:
-Seaman between Stadium and Wynn
-Intersection of Coy and Curtice
-Starr between Lallendorf and Wynn (through Pearson Park)
-Lallendorf between Navarre and Starr
-Wynn between Starr Exit and Seaman
-SR 634 from 114 to 613
-SR 114 from 694 to 66
-Talmadge Road blocked from Monroe Street to Laskey Road
-Intersection of Holloway Road and Spring Meadows Drive
-Summit Street just before 101st Street
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-Erie, MI: Luna Pier Road between Bay Creek and South Dixie Highway
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All lanes on northbound I-75 between SR 582 and I-475 are now open in Wood County. SR 199 between Five Point Road and Roachton Road is open, along with Wales Road between Broadway Road and Drouillard Road.
Many intersections do not have working traffic lights. If you come across one, remember to treat it as a four-way stop.
Power outages:
A spokesman for First Energy says they expect to have a majority of customers who lost power on Sunday to be back in service by midnight Tuesday.
Hans Rosebrock says 24,000 customers were affected by the severe storm, and they're working to bring as many customers back into service as quickly as possible. All available crews are out in the field, and he says the company is getting some outside help.
"We look at areas in our service territory where we can bring the largest block of customers back in the quickest, and we whittle it down from there. We have some mutual aid pacts with sister First Energy companies, as well as companies from Michigan and private contractors," explained Rosebrock.
He says it's possible it will take a little longer to restore all service in harder hit areas, such as Wood County.
Toledo Edison customers without power because of the storm can get two bags of ice and two gallons of water at no charge from any of the participating Kroger or Churchill's stores below:
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With many households still without power in the area, some people may be looking into using some alternative means to heat their homes during the power outage. Lt. Matt Hertzfeld with Toledo Fire and Rescue is urging people to use caution if they plan to use a kerosene heater.
"We've had fires where folks would fill a kerosene heater with something other than kerosene, and it's happened where they've used gasoline," he said. "Make sure you have ventilation, keep a window partially open because you are burning fuel and that can produce toxic fumes."
Hertzfeld is urging people to not try to heat their home by turning on the kitchen stove, and if someone plans to use a wood burning stove, make sure the chimney vent pipes are clean. He also says an outage is a good time to check batteries on smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors.
The American Red Cross opened a shelter at Cedar Creek Church at 29129 Lime City Road in Perrysburg at 7 p.m. Monday for residents affected by the storm.
Power Outages as of 4 p.m. Tuesday:
-First Energy: Customers can report outages by calling 1-888-LIGHTSS or going online here.
-Wood County: 1,054
-Lucas County: 215
-Ottawa County: Less than 5
-Williams County: 8
-Defiance County: 5
-AEP: Officials say that at 9 p.m. last night, approximately 33,500 of their customers were without power. As of 10 a.m. that number dropped to around 7,800. AEP says the majority of those without power are in the Paulding County area.
-Putnam County: 161
-Consumer Energy: Power in Lenawee County might not be completely restored to all of its customers until Friday.
-Hillsdale County: 2,248
-Lenawee County: 1,684
-Monroe County: 1,227
Downed power lines remain a serious danger right now. People are asked to stay inside their homes and let first responders help the people who need the help.
The Red Cross of Northwest Ohio says, "Please report downed power lines to the appropriate officials in our area."
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Hi Guys,
Hope everyone is having a great week.
I barely got out of bed yesterday, my head has been killing me, blood pressure was fine yesterday and today though.
Sabrina- I can't imagine being seen only by a family Doc either, my husband thinks that they are just as knowledgeable, but I totally disagree.
He thinks his Family Doc is the best and he has misdiagnosed me in the past. When I first got pregnant, my HPT were coming out negative, but my period was late.
The Doctor didn't even think of doing a blood test to see if I was PG or not, he just said that that wasn't possible, 3 weeks later I was having morning sickness and was sure that I PG, went back and demanded a blood test, much to his surprise I was PG.
So apparently your risks for PIH are more due to your previous history, right?
Is that how it works with everyone?
Fiona- The shortage of labour here is incredible, the economy couldn't be better, but there are the downs about it too.
Customer service sucks because places are so desperate for help, real estate is going up every month, it's hard for newcomers to find housing since there is no vacancy.
This city especially is so young, the average age is 35, so everyone is having Babies.
Anyway, my nurse should be here shortly, so I have to go.
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Across Metro Detroit, people are getting letters in the mail, claiming they've downloaded pornographic movies illegally.
They don't want an apology. They want your money and they have a good chance of getting it. It's not a scam. Instead, it's a legitimate copyright lawsuit, and the settlements can be as high as $5,000 per movie.
One woman contacted FOX 2 saying this was all a big mistake, but the studio who's suing her doesn't buy it.
In a federal lawsuit filed in December, NuCorp, Ltd. claims 240 people in Michigan illegally downloaded their movies. "My clients are losing millions of dollars because of the illegal downloading," said Attorney John Hone, who's representing NuCorp. "All we're trying to do is defend intellectual property."
The suit forces Internet providers, like Comcast and AT&T, to give up the identities of the users linked to IP addresses that downloaded the movies. "I know I didn't do it and nobody else here did," said the woman received a letter and wished to remain anonymous. Instead, she believes an unsecured router is to blame and people outside of her home are responsible for the downloads.
FOX 2's Taryn Asher reports that majority of these cases never make it to court and are eventually settled for somewhere between $2,500 and $5,000.
Asked if this is cash grab by movie producers, Hone said the following: "This is all these producers can do to somehow at least bring some type of hesitation to the illegal downloading of their intellectual property."
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B, I hope Kai's ear is feeling better.
Christina, I hope you find something that works. I can't imagine having something like a cold sore from November till now. How awful.
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Wine, Art, Appetizers & Music @ Truro Vineyards
When: Wed Jun 26th
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Where: Truro Vineyards of Cape Cod | 11 Shore Road | North Truro
WAAM - Wine, Art, Appetizers and Music at Truro Vineyards of Cape Cod
Every Wednesday during the summer, starting June 26, Truro Vineyards of Cape Cod hosts WAAM in The Pavilion. Come sample 5 of our locally made wines, paired with food prepared by local chefs, all while enjoying art and music by Cape Cod artists (listed below).
Tickets are $35 and available at trurovineyardsofcapecod.com. We sell out each week, so don't miss out!
Starting June 26, 2013
6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
11 Shore Road
North Truro, MA 02652
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June 26
Artist-Jamie Morse- landscapes on location, still life paintings from observation, and works from memory and imagination. In my paintings, I try to capture the beauty and essence of each subject.
Chef-Laura Hopper-Laura and Tony's Kitchen- Our motto is 'fresh is best'! We truly believe that fresh ingredients produce fresh results.
Musician-Ron Williams- Classical and popular compositions, finger-style jazz guitar
July 3
Artist- Tighe Smith- paintings and large scale drawings
Chef-Nancy & John Thornley-lived in Italy for 20 years; do cooking classes in their home called La Propria Cucina
Musician-The FRINGE- classic songs from the 60's and 70's
July 10
Artist-Randall Zmed- Landscapes are captured using Canon digital cameras, reconstructed and archived as high-res art files. Panoramic photos.
Chef-Tony Pasquale- Terra Luna- specializes in rustic Neo-Pagan cuisine, utilizing the freshest finest kind ingredients
Musician-Cerise & Bob Hayes- Jazz from the Great American Songbook… think Ella Fitzgerald.
July 17
Artist-Rick Jacobson-has over 30 years' experience working as a cabinet and furniture restorer
Chef-Kevin Mandeville-Blackfish- menu bursting with all sorts of local, seasonal goodness in the summer
Musician-Frank & Chev-cool, stripped-down jazz, soul, and blues
July 24
Artist-Andy Lisle-sculptor and painter; teaches classes at PAAM
Chef-Tony Pasquale- Terra Luna- specializes in rustic Neo-Pagan cuisine, utilizing the freshest finest kind ingredients
Musician-Rob Scott- Jazz pianist; experienced singer songwriter
July 31
Artist-Tessa D'Agostino- uses a variety of art mediums . Natural sculpture and paintings.
Chef- TBD
Musician-Glenn Roth- fingerstyle guitarist; a "literal" underground sensation
Aug 7
Artist-Donna Mahan- fine glass artistry, sculpture, and jewelry made from found objects
Chef-Ted Mahoney- Mahoney's Atlantic Bar and Grill-emphasis on fresh, local seafood
Musician-Monica Rizzio- sings and plays fiddle and ukulele; jazz country fusion
Aug 14
Artist-Susan Anthony- creates illustrations using cut paper collage, primarily working with recycled magazines and catalogues
Chef- TBD
Musician-Monica Rizzio- sings and plays fiddle and ukulele; jazz country fusion
Aug 21
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Grey's Anatomy - "The First Cut is the Deepest" - Meredith tries to figure out her relationship with Derek as George and Izzie move in with her. (ABC/RON TOM)
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No. 16/17 Gonzaga (3-0) takes on Clemson (2-0) in the first round of the Old Spice Classic Thursday at 6:00 p.m. in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. The game will be televised by ESPN2.
The Stats – One word you could use to describe this year's Clemson team through two games is "efficient". The Tigers have taken care of the ball, averaging 16 assists compared to just seven turnovers. That's keyed by point guard Rod Hall, who has 11 dimes and not a single turnover. On top of that, many of Clemson's key players have shot exceptionally well early on. Their top five scorers - Devin Booker, Milton Jennings, K.J. McDaniels, Damarcus Harrison, and Hall are a combined 40-for-67 from the field (59.7 percent). One thing they haven't done particularly well is shoot from deep. Dave Brownell's team has just nine makes on 24 attempts. Gonzaga has nearly as many makes (23) as Clemson has tries.
The Stars – Mark Few compared GU's first opponent in Florida to West Virginia. That likely has something to do with Clemson's strength in the frontcourt. Booker (13) and Jennings (10.5) are their only double-figure scorers. But they've done their damage against a pair of over-matched opponents – Furman and Presbyterian. Once again Kevin Pangos and Gary Bell Jr. appear to have the edge as far as the backcourts go. But the tone will likely be set in the paint. Elias Harris and Sam Dower have similar frames (and slightly better numbers) to Booker and Jennings. The GU frontcourt starters combined for 28 points and 27 rebounds against South Dakota. If Harris and Dower can flex again Thursday, Gonzaga will be in great shape.
The Storylines – The only other time these teams met, Matt Santangelo and Clemson's Greg Buckner scored 19 apiece in an 84-71 Gonzaga win in 1997. Clemson was ranked 5th heading into the game, which resulted in one of the Zags' first marquee victories, followed a year later by their Elite Eight run. Clemson, on the other hand, doesn't have a long list of wins against ranked opponents outside of the ACC. Their last came against No. 10 Butler in 2009, giving them eight all-time heading into their Thanksgiving meeting with the ranked Bulldogs.


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