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I think Skype would be a better option than Magic Jack Myles.
Myles, if you want to consider following through, there are some pretty easy steps to take for getting telemarketers to pay up for Do Not Call violations through small claims courts. I have seen some write-ups by lawyers and lay-people, and I'm sure they're searchable. I know it's frustrating.
I love having a cell-phone only existence. I know it has drawbacks but I never get telemarketer calls.
I also only have a cell phone and love it. Though I am considering getting a magic jack for home since Ky is old enough to stay at home by himself now IMO for 20-30 minutes at a time. We have a prepaid cell phone that I have him use when he goes places, but I would like to have something wired so that in an emergency 911 would have our address. I don't know if magic jack or vonage offer that sort of service, but I figure they do since it is a home phone. I guess I'll look into it.
And Myles I believe you about your customer service woes with Comcast. We had some not too bright people working for the company I worked for who did their customer service (if you can understand all that jabber lol). I worked for the Chicago and Pittburg metro calling areas so all our clients were in those specific areas. Later, I did Eugene OR area before they closed the location I worked for. Lots of my co-workers weren't all that into helping people and more into doing anything they could to get them off the phone. Even though I don't really like doing phone based customer service, I'm really good at it since my focus was always "take care of your problem so you never call me again" lol. I very rarely did digital phone service. It was a more difficult job versus cable service, HSI was the worst of all IMO, they had a very high turnover rate. But cable was easy, they were either calling to pay or a repairman or installation/move most of the time and billing wasn't as intricate at digital phone. HSI billing was easiest, and due to that, I did HSI billing along with cable. Back then, they didn't have the triple bundles they have now with the phone service, so I didn't have to deal with phones.
http://www.michigan.gov/documents/sc...l_130866_7.pdf . And now I know way more about scabies than I ever hoped to. Chapter 4 on testing and Chapter 6 on treatment were very interesting and may offer you some additional information to help in this battle. I hope you are able to get the situation resolved soon.
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How old is the co-worker? That is shocking she didn't know about google. Even my 81 year old dad, who doesn't have a computer, knows what google is!
When we get phone books I put them in the recycle bin. We do use calculators and calendars around here still.
So glad that Connor is loving school. I am thinking we will send G to another year of pre-school before kindy. I would much prefer him to be 6 than 5 for kindy. Especially since K is pretty much 1st grade now. It may take him that long to learn to keep his hands to himself ;)
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Oh LOL I have always looked for books that way. Even in my own library I don't know that RC is this subject and RM is another subject. We are fairly small so I know whereabout on the shelf certain subjects are (and we have them labeled with things like radiology or cardiology or management). But really I have aways used an OPAC. I was one of the youngest in my classes (lots of mid-career change people)....and they were shocked that I didn't really know how to use a paper card catalog.
Dewey is definitely still alive and used...but probably only catalogers know it by memory (and I'm not a cataloger).
Shelley, the thing that made up my mom's mind for me was...did she want me leaving for college as a 17 yr old (would be 18 a few weeks into school)....or an 18 yr old (would be 19 a few weeks into school). She decided that an extra year would better. I only missed the deadline by a few days for going into K and was tested and found ready enough but opted for the year of pre-K.
Definitely a difference in maturity between myself and my bff who was also older....and the rest of our group who had late summer b-days (so while we were all the same grade....a good 8-12 months difference in age).
Funny enough, bff and I were also the only ones in our group who went to college and stayed there. Rest of them went and partied and dropped out and are just recently finally finishing.
Jennifer, I was thinking something funny yesterday in the car on the way to pick up the kids from school. When I picture you at work, I picture you in my elementary school library!! You are sitting at our school librarian's desk. Miss Wausserman (who, btw, taught me the dewey decimal system). I loved her so much and was in total awe of her huge desk at the library and she seemed to know everything. I remember in first grade I asked her if there were any black people who didn't agree with Martin Luther King and she hugged me and told me I was a very smart girl to ask a question like that. People didn't tell me I was smart very often. Not that I was lacking in love or compliments but that just wasn't one of them. I was glowing that day! Anyway, totally random but I chuckled to myself when I realized that the library I picture you in is that library. Dewy decimal system and all.
Yes Jennifer I did think about that too. I would much prefer him to be a just turned 19 year old college freshman than a just turned 18 year old.
Fingers crossed this is the year for you Jennifer! Have you updated with a new picture of Molly?
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LOL That is funny. What a nice memory to have. I loved my grade school librarian too. I was a big reader and did things like Battle of the Books. I was going to be a children's librarian when I first started grad school...but life had other plans.
But um yeah, mine isn't anything like a grade school library! No fiction (bummer as it's my favorite). Posters and models of body parts, full size skeleton, one model is life size and we put a t-shirt on her because really nobody wants to sit there and stare at intestines and all that. Some books have really icky pictures, like the STD atlas.
Shelley, that is what my mom thought too. Bad side of that was I was 18 basically the entire senior year of high school....and legally could call myself in sick. And boy did I ever. I missed around 30 days that year. I had bronchitis for months so I was often tired in the morning....and figured why go in and sit there for 7 hours when I could just get the homework and do it myself in less than two hours. I still got good grades and graduated with honors. Other than orchestra and french, I could have homeschooled myself....school was for socialization!
Oh and no I haven't updated with a Molly picture yet. I have thought about it but I'm not super anxious most of the time yet. I have thought about having a professional photographer come over and do a family pic with the four of us....but I would ideally like to lose a bit more weight first. And if I update one thing, it's 3-4 things that will also need to be done. Might be a good winter project....we tend to stay in most weekends during the winter.
Bridget, I just got my tdap vaccine less than hour ago and the paperwork I was given (at least for this vax) is that if one is going to have a severe reaction, it happens within the first few minutes to within an hour and hives was listed as a severe reaction.
I haven't had tetnus since I was 16 before I went to France so very overdue on that one. But really wanted to get the pertussis one done as WI is having a big outbreak of it and given that I work in a hospital and am waiting for my baby....thought it was a good idea.
I've always imagined Jennifer working at my college library. This is where I went to uni:
I absolutely loved that college. I was always the youngest in the class; it never hindered me academically (I was my class valedictorian), but I could tell a big difference in my maturity level! I can see it now with Travis being the youngest; he's fine with academics like I was but he still seems so young compared to the kids who are already 5 in his class. Cash will be the oldest in his class and I'm glad for that.
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Oh I adore big huge dogs.
Um. Wtf is this horrible video sparking these violent protests? Frightening.
Huh. Jennifer. Now that they mention it, I picture you at the central circulation of my childhood local library in Burbank, CA. I can even remember the way the place smelled when I picture it.
We had no school libraries, or really bad ones when I was in India. My mom is a voracious reader, so we'd go to the local library (that usually sucked too), and she's subscribe to tons of magazines, and we'd visit book stores often. I didn't even know about Dewey until I came here.
I guess when a kid is ready to go to school would vary from child to child. Schools in India start on June 1st, and since my birthday is in April, I was usually one of the younger kids in class (mind you, class sizes could be as big as 70 or 80+). Never had any problems academically, and I graduated from high school here when I was 17. Mira would hopefully not have any problems either, since her birthday is in February, and she'd already be 6 1/2 when she goes to 1st grade. I'm pretty sure we'll let her finish up in Montessori until 1st grade.
Yeah, Bridget, it's awful. But apparently, it's unpatriotic to criticize the video too much, because that means you condone the violence or something. That was the substance of my debate yesterday, anyway.
I'm kind of freaking out. Flew to Chicago this morning. JoJo stayed at our friends house who have a daughter whomgoesmto her preschool and they took her to school. Arrived at hotel and was going to take a nap (maybe four hours of sleep last night) and just checked on fb. Found that the entirety of the UT campus is being evacuated due to a bomb threat. That's 50,000 students and whoever knows how many faculty and staff. JoJo's school is maybe 6 or 8 blocks from the law school. I hope that it is just a hoax, but until that is shown I am just here in the hotel refreshing the news sites.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
OH, Jesus! I would be freaking out too! Please keep us posted and big hugs to you.
Man, Myles I feel ya. I've seen some startling things posted on some of my fb friends' walls.
Interesting, Suja. Thinking about things like that really gets me feeling panicky. It's just simply terrifying to imagine that sort of evil manipulation.
That dog looked emaciated to me.
Work is KILLING us. We have 2 people out, the bosslady in meetings all day. There are 4 of us but we've each had to handle a variety of emergencies. It's Friday people! Then the shredded paper bag had to explode on one of my colleagues and we learned our vacuum doesn't suck...which sucks. What.a.day. It's barely noon!
Oh, Katy I'd be so worried about that too. Can you get a hold of Jojo's school and find out if they're evacuating all the children too? I hope your friends can take her and her little friend far away, just in case. I mostly hope it's just an empty threat, though. I guess there are threats in North Dakota too.
I'm sure it is a hoax, especially after the North Dakota news came in. I have been on the phone with my mom and we are just wait and see right now. She doesn't seem quite as concerned as I am - maybe I am just more worried be ause I can't do anything. UT said they would have an update at 11:45. No explosions as yet. They got the call at 8:35 and the caller said the bombs would start going off in 90 minutes. They didn't send out the evacuation alert until almost 10! There's going to be a problem with that timing. UT is huge and they didn't give everyone enough time to get off campus.
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I'm not sure...I think it's supposed to have a cumulative effect but I don't have any experience .
This is one of the threads I thought was gone, I was sad... Thanks for sharing the tip about view duration Kay!
And yay for your delivery!
Oh did you get it figured out? good! I used to think they deleted them after just a few days of no one posting. I couldn't believe it! haha. I was so happy when I figured out how to make them stick around!
The pills are simple enough, DH is upset that you're supposed to take them 3xday becuase he's afraid he'll forget at lunch time and he really wants to get the full effect. I think he could take 2 in the morning, but we'll see how he does. The tea is GROSS... but i don't like tea. I was hoping since I had read it was mint flavored, i could handle it... but it doesn't taste like any mint I've ever had! It's loose leaf too, so even though I ordered a tea ball, there's little particles at the bottom. I don't have the patience for straining, so I've just been leaving a little bit in the bottom and not drinking it all. Last night I tried the tea plain and was gagging the whole time. This morning DH put a spoonful of sugar in it and it was SO much better. I'm going to stop by the store and buy some Truvia. I don't need to gain a bunch of weight because I have to sweeten my tea. lol. I haven't used the PreSeed yet, because we didn't need it last night when we BD'd, but I can't wait because I've heard it's great. Well there's my lengthy update! As if anyone asked! lol
Was that above post really only 2 days ago? The craziness has set in! LOL. I'm second guessing all my charting observations. how can I have fertil CM and CP when I'm getting neg opks? Now I'm wondering if I'm doing this entire thing right. I know it's pointless to worry like this, but i can't help it! Since I only had EWCM for a few seconds I'm going to try out the PreSeed for the first time tonight. Sorry if TMI, but I'm excited about it. lol
Being excited is good! And the craziness is just part of the game.
What is PreSeed?
I think it takes practice with the charting, I know you'll get the hang of it!
The temping is simple enough... its the CM and CP i'm worried about. I mean is it typical for a cervix to be HSO for so many days in a row? Or am I imagining it? Maybe it really isn't soft, and it just feels soft to me. lol. These are the things that are running through my mind. I just have to remind myself that it's really the temp that matters.
PreSeed is a sperm friendly lubricant. I've read it actually mimics EWCM and assists the sperm. It's recommended for TTC in general, but I had a friend whose dr told her to use it becuase she didn't have much EWCM. You can use it like regular lube, or it comes with applicator tubes so you can deposit it directly at the cervix. It says you can insert it as much as an hour before BD, so we'll see how it goes!
Ahh I see, that sounds like a good product.
When I saw my Dr. last week I mentioned charted CP, and she said it was a very subtle thing and it could be hard to get it right without lots of practice. As for the firmness, that is pretty easy with you do it consistently every day. You probably read about the texture: feels like the tip of your nose = firm, feels like your lip = soft. That is pretty accurate in my experience.
I think your cm and cp look great! Generally what happens is that towards ovulation your estrogen levels increase which causes you to have ewcm and cervix changes. That typically goes on for 1-5 days *before* ovulation. Eventually, the rise in estrogen signals the pituitary to stop producing fsh which causes your LH to surge...ovulation happens within 24-36hrs. As soon as the follicle ruptures it collapses and estrogen levels plummet, drying up your cm. So you're right on track .
Also, semen contains prostaglandins which softens the cervix so that may be causing a discrepancy too.
Keep testing ...things are looking great so far! for a temp drop tomorrow!
Oh, Kelly! Bless you! You always know what to say to reassure me and make me feel better! I had no idea about semen softening your cervix! That's crazy, but good to know! Thank you! I'll test again late tonight. I've given up after work tests due to water consumption throughout the day. Hopefully I see something soon. Last month I got my positive opk on cd16 and it was pos for 2 days. I just feel like this cycle is going to be shorter with everything that's happening allready... but I guess I won't know until I know! I just get ahead of myself and then start to worry.
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Hey ladies... remember the fertility bracelet i was telling you about? The bracelet that our best friends truly, 100% believe, is the only way they can get pregnant? The one that they lent to me? Well, the unthinkable happened. It freaking broke last night! I couldn't believe it. I just stared at it as all the tiny beads and charms fell all over my tiled kitchen floor and bounced and rolled away. I wasn't even doing anything! The thing is 3 years old, has been worn through 2 different people TTC (not counting me) who have both told me they never took it off. Ever. Not even in the shower, or at night, or while at the gym. So, as nervous as I was, I was finally getting comfortable wearing it. I was getting ready to meet my friend at the park for a walk, and I reached for my coat. Hadn't even put it on yet, and it just broke. I am beyond devastated. I wasn't going t otell my friend i was walking with, because we're not telling many people we're TTC... but I ended up telling her. I told her that I found all of the beads, but have no idea how to fix it. She said the greatest words I've heard in weeks... "my mom makes jewelry. I'm going to visit her this weekend. bring it to me tomorrow and she'll fix it." I offered money, but her mom refused. I'm SO glad that DH took a pic the day his friend brought it to him at work, she'll be able to look at that and put it EXACTLY back together. My only thing is guilt. Are we terrible, horrible people if we fix this and don't ever tell the couple that let us borrow it? They told me to not let a single thing happen to it! I told DH that even when it's fixed, I won't wear it. We'll let the couple think i am so they don't think i'm being rude by not accepting their gift, but its too much pressure. DH has already bought me a fertility necklace and had it over nighted. He's so silly. I don't believe in these things, but i guess it makes him feel better... sigh. That was long and kinda ranty, I'm sorry. I'm just so upset by the whole thing, I had to share.
Oh Kay, I would feel the same way. Gosh, I don't know, I hope your friend's mom can put it back together the same way or they might figure it out. Maybe tell them after it's fixed?
Show us your necklace when it gets it!!
I gave the bracelet to my friend yesterday to take to her mom. I guess we'll see how it looks when we get it back. I'm so nervous about it and feel so guilty, but I really think it would ruin everything for them if they knew it was broke.
I should be getting my necklace soon. He paid for overnight shipping on Thursday eve, so I'm hoping to get it today... but i'm afraid I won't get it until monday because it says "business days" Ugh. I'll post a pic when I get it.
My poor DH. he's so upset. He paid an extra $33 for overnight shipping... on Thursday. We still haven't received the necklace, or the email they said we'd get saying it shipped! He emailed them, and got an auto response saying it could take 1-3 business days just to get a response! He's out all that money, and can't even get anyone to answer him. I feel bad, because I know he was just trying to do something nice... but i'm also frustrated because i would have never spent as much on something like that!! I'm frustrated for him!
I'm sorry Kay, I would be frustrated too. It's really awful that you can't even get help from the company
I think that's the problem. It isn't a "company" it's somoene who has a website and makes them and sells them. Everything is custom made, so I'm sure they get busy and don't have anyone to help. I respect that... but they shouldn't offre next day shipping if they can't fullfill it.
That makes me mad for both of us. I have a little online shop and when other people treat their customer's badly, it makes it harder for all of us. I would never agree to shipping terms I know I couldn't fulfill. I hope your DH will be able to resolve this with the person and you get some kind of refund on the shipping cost--it's only fair.
I agree with you, it's completely ridiculous and unprofessional.
JUST got my necklace today. Only 10 days from the date of order. So glad we paid $35 for over night shipping. What also gets me is that they package says "2 day international' right on it! SO even after all that, the lady didn't use the shipping we paid for! I can't believe it. However, her return policy is ridiculous. You HAVE to let her know by email before sending anything back (we emailed her a week ago and NEVER got a response) AND you have to pay for return shipping, plus not get your money back for the shipping you paid before. So it's whatever. It's a lesson learned on his part. He's overly impulsive at times, especially when he's upset.
On the plus side though.... the necklace is beautiful! I'll post a picture later.
Wow! I'm so sorry!! But, looking forward to a pic!


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The El Khan Oriental Cafe offers delicious Asian-inspired snacks and light meals . Two outdoor pools, one of which is heated, along with poolside restaurants promise to be the perfect place to relax and soak in the sun . Guests can access the fully-equipped fitness centre complete with Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, and wellness area . The property also features a Kids' club and play ground, indoor and outdoor parking facilities, a tennis court, and meeting facilities .
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Located next to Habu Temple, Alaska Hotel offers simply furnished accommodations. It includes free Wi-Fi in all areas and the Valley of Queens is 2 km away. All rooms feature a garden view. Each one provides a seating area with a satellite TV. Pri...
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Ali Baba hotel is ideally located in the heart of Dahab Bay with breathtaking views of the Gulf of Aqaba. Hotel Ali Baba is beautifully decorated in traditional Arabic hand-made woodcraft furnishing & decoration throughout the property....
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Egypt Top Light has the ability to arrange special tours and special events, all of that has formed our considerable reputation of providing excellent service and excellent facilities in order to make your holiday memorable . ...
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7 Heaven Hotel
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"The warmest welcome in all of Egypt" We are a family run hotel offering a variety of good, clean and secure rooms at budget prices. Located at the heart of the Bedouin village, we are a mere stones throw from the beach. Dahab is not as deve...
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Welcome Welcome to dahab Divers, a long established group of dive centres that were the first PADI dive center We aim to provide excellent service to you and to make sure your trip is as relaxing, fun packed, and as great value for money as you woul...
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Aimee's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
JUGS.. it's my roommate and my own slow motion running team. Why? Come on now..
What's your favorite movie quote?
"You gonna dance with your hand on my a$$ all night, or are you gonna make a move?" Spy Games
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Super Mario Brothers, Tetris and Duck Hunt are my two favorite video games. Lets be real, I can't kick anyone's butt at it. I honestly think most first graders have more video game skill than me :)
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
The Lone Ranger opening theme... I hate to admit it, but I love it! And Dr Dre ft Ice Cube Natural Born Killers (I have to turn it WAYYYYY down when it comes on and I'm outside in my garden).
What's your best party trick?
Besides the ping pong one...?
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
I sell insurance. I would love to personally provide coverage to all of your assets.
What's the worst job you've ever had?
It's a toss up. I have had MANY awful jobs, but narrowing it down I'd say working at an auto body shop, prepping cars for paint and rebuilding a boat. My sister and I laid most of the fiber glass on a 56' boat... Both were hot, hard, and dirty <- don't be fooled by that sentence, it was not appealing.
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
I've been lucky to be invited to Academi in Moyock, NC a lot. I learned how to clear buildings with swat members and practiced intentionally ramming cars in assassination escape scenarios!
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Hooters fried pickles with hot sauce and mayo.
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
My ex.
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
Hard to narrow down but usually involves too much tequila.
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
A sheer tank top, heels, and short ruffly shorts.
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Diapers and politicians need changing often. For the same reason (Its a truthful joke).


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I programmed myself to to not want kids and believed I would be a horrible mother, based pretty much completed on the direction and comments of just 2 people in my life. During my 5 year relationship with a woman it wasn't an issue. I was not interested and being forced to help her mom run a daycare while she went to school, she wanted nothing to do with kids of her own (though she was great with them and kids loved her). A few years later I find a man I love and trust.
He knew he wanted a child, but I put myself on the fence. Not only did I fear I would be a horrible mother, but I'm a wimp when it comes to pain and hate throwing up. I was scared my pregnancy was going to be horrible and was terrified at getting the baby OUT of me. We were together 7 years, married 5, before I felt ready to take the plunge. I think I made the decision because LaurenB and Flutterbudget were pregnant together and I saw how happy they were (friends IRL). And I suddenly had many more people telling how great a mom I'd make.
Well, I WAS morning sick the entire 9 months, and had my share of pains and issues. I forgot about it all and knew it was worth it the first times I felt my little boy kick me. And delivery was not what I'd envisioned and did hurt like giant Beotch (Pitocin is the Devil!). But oh my . . . to hold him in my arms . . . to stare at his face while nursing him. I'm in love with another man and my husband is just fine with that. I have dozens of people who have observed me with him and tell me I'm a fantastic mom.
My regret is that I didn't do this 5 years ago so that we could have a second child. There are things you give up, but I honestly feel something of greater value has been exchanged for them.
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Readiness Checklist for Social Media Analytics
The connection between social networks and purchasing behavior is becoming increasingly strong. Reports continue to show that social media engagement drives both online and in-store sales, making it more important than ever for retailers to derive actionable insight from social …More...
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Social Media Contributes to Steady Ecommerce Growth
U.S. online retail sales are expected to reach $370 billion by 2017. Social media is a contributing factor to ecommerce growth. Between 2012 and 2014, ecommerce growth has seen a 13% hike and 20% of online purchases are made after surfing social media, according to …More...
June 27, 2013
Brands Head to Social Media for #Equality
After the United States Supreme Court struck down Prop. 8 and DOMA this week, clearing the way for marriage equality, several brands took to social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram to show their support.
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The FTC recently updated their disclosure guidelines. Is your program in compliance?
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Social media has been used to improve various parts of the supply chain, according to an infographic by SupplyChainOpz. The infographic illustrates 10 actions in four different categories including supply chain, event management, relationship management, supply chain collaboration and information technology.More...
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Making the Most of Social Media Engagement
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No matter how prepared your company is when engaging with customers through social media sites there is bound to be a public misstep. It can be a criticism from an unhappy customer or an error made by your social media …More...
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Useful information for your journey through New York JFK airport.
British Airways arrive at and depart from Terminal 7 at New York JFK airport.
Please see the airport maps for the locations of other oneworld® airlines at the airport.Open all linksClose all links
Map of New York JFK airport.
Map of New York JFK airport Terminal 1.
Map of New York JFK airport Terminal 7.
Map of New York JFK airport Terminal 8.
Map of New York JFK airport Terminals 4E and 4W.
Transferring between terminals
For transfers between terminals use the AirTrain which operates between all terminals at JFK as well as to stations that connect to the various New York railroad transportation systems (New York City Subway, Long Island Railroad).
Allow between 60 and 90 minutes to transfer between terminals when connecting due to the time required to clear customs, transfer baggage (where required) and travelling time.
The AirTrain operates in both directions around all terminals at JFK airport. The approximate travel time for a trip around the entire loop, including stops at all terminals, is 8 minutes. That does not include walking time between the airport and AirTrain terminal itself.
Fast Track Security is available for:
• all customers travelling in First and Club World
• BA Executive Club Gold and Silver members plus one guest
Fast Track Boarding is available for:
• all customers travelling in First and Club World
• BA Executive Club Gold and Silver members
• oneworld Emerald and Sapphire members
Terraces (British Airways)
First Lounge (British Airways)
Note: Access to First Lounge is restricted to Emerald members or those travelling in First Class.
Admirals Club (American Airlines)
Location details: Terminal 8, Concourse B, after gate 12 on the Mezzanine level
Flagship Lounge (American Airlines)
Access to Flagship Lounges is restricted to Emerald members or those travelling in First Class.
Admirals Club (American Airlines)
JAL First Class Lounge (Japan Airlines)
Note: Access to First Class Lounge is restricted to Emerald members or those travelling in First Class.
Sakura Lounge (Japan Airlines)
Oasis Lounge* (LAN, Royal Jordanian)
Operated by a third party on behalf of LAN and Royal Jordanian.
* At peak periods, access to certain lounges may be restricted due to capacity constraints. Access is available on the day of departure when the next onward flight is with a oneworld member airline. Access may not apply at a limited number of third party lounges.
New York JFK airport is located 15 miles (24 km) southeast of Manhattan.
The JFK AirTrain and the Long Island Rail Road operate train services into Manhattan. AirTrain stations are located at all terminals at JFK. The journey time between JFK airport and Penn Station in Manhattan is around 35 minutes.
Taxis are available outside the Arrivals area at each terminal. The journey time to and from Manhattan is around 40 - 90 minutes depending on traffic.
Bus services operate every 20 to 30 minutes to and from Grand Central Terminal at Park and 41st (East Side), and Penn Station. Buses depart and arrive at the Express bus stop at each terminal. The journey time is around 75 minutes.


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Collection Quilts and Quiltmaking in America, 1978-1996Hide Featured Items
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Crystal Cruise piecing a Flower Garden quilt
Crazy quilt
Sabe and Donna Choate standing in front of quilt draped on fence
Reverse of block quilt (16 patch)
Portrait of Ila Patton
Strip quilt on bed, detail
Dutch Girl quilt
Block quilt
Lone Star quilt, detail
Star quilt
Bow Tie quilt
Quilt #1
Quilt #1 (strip)
Double X quilt, detail with Severt's hand
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Vera Stanley and Ruth Spangler quilting
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Quilts and Quiltmaking in America, 1978-1996 presents 181 segments from recorded interviews with quiltmakers and 410 graphic images (prints, positive transparencies, and negatives) from two collections in the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress: the Blue Ridge Parkway Folklife Project Collection (AFC 1982/00) and the Lands' End All-American Quilt Contest Collection (AFC 1997/011). The images of the quilts convey the range of contemporary quiltmaking styles in the United States, while the recorded interview segments provide information on the quiltmakers and their work within the context of their lives and region and a more in-depth portrait of quiltmaking in daily life.
The Blue Ridge Parkway Folklife Project was a field project conducted in 1978 by the American Folklife Center, in partnership with the National Park Service. The area included a seventy-mile stretch of the Blue Ridge Parkway at the Virginia and North Carolina border. Among the many cultural traditions documented in this collection was the late-twentieth-century quiltmaking revival. Photographs and brief interview segments for the online presentation were chosen from the collection by the project's consultant, Laurel Horton. She selected six individuals who represent a cross-section of the quiltmakers in the region at the time of the project and selected photographs and narratives about both historic and newly made quilts. The quilts selected represent a range of functional types, including utility bedquilts, elaborate special quilts, and those made to sell at craft shops and flea markets. As a result, the interviews and visual images demonstrate both continuing local traditions and the influence of the national quilt revival.
The Lands' End collection provides a different but complementary window into late-twentieth century quiltmaking. This online presentation documents the 181 state and national winners of contests sponsored by the company in 1992, 1994, and 1996, and reflects a sampling of excellent design and technical skill characteristic of prizewinning quilts during this period. This collection includes a large number of quilt images from across the country and statements provided by the makers in surveys about their quilts. The Lands' End contest winners represent a wide range of quiltmaking activity, from highly traditional to innovative. Numerous types and styles of needlework, quilting, piecework, applique, and embroidery are represented.
Additional materials from the Blue Ridge Parkway Folklife Project collection and the Lands' End collection are available to researchers in the Folklife Reading Room. The Blue Ridge collection contains 13 linear feet including nearly 500 audio and video recordings and more than 25,000 photographs, plus publications, ephemera, and accompanying manuscript materials. The Lands' End All-American Quilt Contest Collection was donated to the American Folklife Center by Lands' End in 1997 and contains 61.5 linear feet of material, including approximately 18,843 visual images and 60,716 manuscripts.
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The Library of Congress is not aware of any U.S. copyright protection (see Title 17, U.S.C.) or any other restrictions in the material in this collection, except as noted below. Users should keep in mind that the Library of Congress is providing access to these materials strictly for educational and research purposes. The written permission of the copyright owners and/or other holders of rights (such as publicity and/or privacy rights) is required for distribution, reproduction, or other use of protected items beyond that allowed by fair use or other statutory exemptions. Responsibility for making an independent legal assessment of an item and securing any necessary permissions ultimately rests with persons desiring to use the item. See our Legal Notices and Privacy and Publicity Rights for additional information and restrictions.
The American Folklife Center and the professional fieldworkers who carry out these projects feel a strong ethical responsibility to the people they have visited and who have consented to have their lives documented for the historical record. The Center asks that researchers approach the materials in this collection with respect for the culture and sensibilities of the people whose lives, ideas, and creativity are documented here. Researchers are also reminded that privacy and publicity rights may pertain to certain uses of this material.
This collection includes materials from the "All-American Quilt Contest" sponsored by Coming Home, a division of Lands' End and Good Housekeeping. The quilt contest winning entries from 1992 to 1996 are displayed with the permission of Coming Home which retains its rights.
Researchers or others who would like to make further use of these collection materials should contact the Folklife Reading Room for assistance.
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One bite and he'll be hooked! Our
decorative box is brimming with a collection of his favorite snack-sized treats: 18 Nibblers® bite-sized cookies, 18 Brownie Bites, two frosted fish cookies, and a half-pound of gummi worms.
Dimensions: 61⁄2" across, 7" high.**Due to our dough mixing process, all of our products may have come in contact with nut oils.
- Nibblers® bite-sized cookies come in an assortment of our most popular flavors.
- Nibblers® bite-sized cookies come packaged in half dozens in a special wrapper designed to preserve out-of-the-oven freshness since no preservatives are used.
- Cookies taste best when eaten the same day they are received.
- Brownies are best when refrigerated or frozen.
- Some tips if you have to save some cookies for later: never refrigerate - they dry out, store in an airtight container with a piece of white bread, may be frozen in an airtight bag.
- Thawed cookies can be warmed in the microwave for up to 10 seconds or a 375 degree oven for 1-2 minutes.
- Frozen cookies can be warmed in the microwave for 20-30 seconds or a 375 degree oven for 1-3 minutes.
1 customer review has been submitted for the Bite-Sized Bait Box.
Overall Rating:(5.0 of 5)
Yummy Fish(06/10/2011)My father-in-law is an avid fisherman. Last Father's Day, I ordered the Bait Box and he loved it! He especially liked the yellow frosted fish and his grandson enjoyed the gummy worms! I will be ordering another one this year.Thanks Mrs. Fields!
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FAQs about the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Q. When did the Speedway first open?
A. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway opened in 1909 as a 2.5-mile oval track after investment and leadership by founders Carl G. Fisher, James A. Allison, Arthur C. Newby and Frank H. Wheeler.
Q. What is the seating capacity of the Speedway?
A. The Speedway is the largest spectator sporting facility in the world, with more than 250,000 permanent seats.
Q. How big is the Speedway property?
A. The Speedway property encompasses 1,025 acres in northwest Indianapolis, including the track, Administration Building, Brickyard Crossing Golf Course and various parking areas.
Q. Who owns the track?
A. The Hulman-George family of Indianapolis and its parent company, Hulman & Company, headquartered in Terre Haute, Ind.
A. J. Douglas Boles became president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Corporation in July 2013 after serving in a variety of communications-related roles for the company since 2010.
Q. How long is the oval track at the Speedway?
A. 2.5 miles. The track has four distinct turns and straightaways, a layout unchanged since the facility opened in 1909. The front and back straightaways are 5/8ths of a mile each, with the "short chute" straightaways between Turns 1 and 2 and Turns 3 and 4 at 1/8th of a mile each. Each of the four turns is 1/4th of a mile long.
Q.What is the banking of the turns on the oval track?
A. Each of the four turns on the oval is banked exactly at 9 degrees, 12 minutes, the same dimensions as when the track opened in 1909.
A. The road course used for the Angie's List Grand Prix of Indianapolis and IMSA sports car events has 14 turns and measures 2.435 miles. The course used for the Red Bull Indianapolis GP has 16 turns and measures 2.591 miles. The road courses incorporate most of the front straightaway of the famed oval before entering the infield section of the circuit.
Q. Where did the term "The Brickyard" come from?
A. In late 1909, the entire 2.5-mile crushed stone-and-tar oval was surfaced with 3.2 million paving bricks, creating the nickname "The Brickyard."
Q. When did the bricks disappear from the track?
A. Parts of the track were resurfaced with asphalt starting in 1936. In October 1961, the remaining bricks on the front straightaway were covered with asphalt except for a 3-foot strip, the famous "Yard of Bricks," at the start-finish line. Many of the original bricks remain under the asphalt surface around the oval.
Q. How do I buy tickets for Speedway events?
A. Tickets can be purchased any of three ways: Online, by phone or in person.
Tickets can be purchased online at www.imstix.com. Tickets also can be ordered by phone at (317) 492-6700.
Visit the Ticket Office on the ground floor of the Administration Building at 16th Street and Georgetown Road in Indianapolis from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. local time Monday through Friday. The Ticket Office also is open on weekends during events.
Tickets for groups of 20 or more also are on sale. Contact the IMS Group Sales Department at (866) 221-8775 for more information.
Q. Where can I get directions to the track?
A. A multitude of information for visitors, including directions to the track, is located at the Speedway's website, Click Here.
Q. Where can I find information about hotels, camping and parking for events?
Q. Is there a museum that features the history of the track and its events?
A. Yes. The Speedway Hall of Fame Museum is located on the grounds of the facility, in the infield between Turns 1 and 2 of the oval. It is the large, white building that fans see as they exit the tunnel while entering the facility at the main entrance, Gate 2, off of 16th Street.
The Speedway Hall of Fame Museum is recognized as one of the most highly visible museums in the world devoted to automobiles and auto racing. In 1987, the Museum and Speedway grounds were honored with the designation of National Historic Landmark.
Approximately 75 vehicles are on display at all times, including race cars from the Indianapolis 500, stock cars, Formula One cars, and a variety of vintage and current race cars. An extensive trophy collection, including the famed Borg-Warner Trophy presented annually to the Indianapolis 500 winner, is on display. The Museum also offers visitors the 48-seat Tony Hulman Theater, featuring a 20-minute presentation of rare historic footage and Indianapolis 500 highlights.
The Museum is open from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. local time from March to October, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. from November to February, with extended hours during May. The Museum is closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. The cost is $5 for adults, $3 for children age 6-15 and free for children 5 and younger. Call (317) 492-6784 for more information or click here for more.
Q. Are track tours available?
A. Yes. Tour buses take visitors around the 2.5-mile oval whenever the track is not otherwise in use or closed because of inclement weather conditions, with stops along the way for narration about interesting and historical aspects of the facility.
Track tours take place from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. local time from March to October, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. from November to February, with extended hours to coincide with gate times on event days. Tours are not available on Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day. The cost is $5 for adults, $3 for children age 6-15 and free for children 5 and younger. Call (317) 492-6784 for more information.
A special "Grounds Tour," which provides an even more in-depth look at the Speedway and its facilities, is available certain days of the year for fans. Call (317) 492-6784 for dates and ticket information.
Q. Was the Indianapolis 500 the first race at the Speedway?
A. No. The first competitive event to take place at the facility actually was a gas-filled balloon race June 5, 1909. The first land-based vehicle race was a motorcycle event Aug. 14, 1909. The first automobile race at the Speedway took place Aug. 19, 1909.
The first Indianapolis 500 took place May 30, 1911.
Q. What other races have taken place at the Speedway besides the Indianapolis 500?
A. Automobile and motorcycle races took place at the track in 1909, and more auto racing took place in 1910 before the Indianapolis 500 became the annual event at the facility in 1911, interrupted only by world wars in 1917-18 and 1942-45. The Freedom 100 for the Indy Lights debuted as part of the Indianapolis 500 schedule in 2003 and the series added a race on the road course in 2013. Also in 2013, the Angie's List Indianapolis Grand Prix debuted on the road course two weeks before the "500." Support races in the Pro Mazda Series and U.S. F2000 were also held.
Stock cars first raced at the Speedway in the inaugural Brickyard 400 in 1994, a NASCAR event which has taken place annually since then. A number of other races have taken place over Brickyard weekend including The International Race of Champions series from 1998-2003, GRAND-AM road racing from 2011-13, NASCAR Nationwide Series Lilly Diabetes 250 since 2012 and TUDOR United SportsCar Championship road racing in 2014.
Formula One raced at the Speedway from 2000-07 on a 2.605-mile road circuit that incorporated part of the world-famous oval. The following support series ran concurrently with the United States Grand Prix: Porsche Supercup (2000-06), Ferrari Challenge (2000-02), IMSA GT3 Cup (2007), Formula BMW USA (2004-07) and Firestone Indy Lights (2005-07).
In September 2008, motorcycle racing returned to the Speedway with the inaugural Red Bull Indianapolis GP. MotoGP, the world's premier motorcycle road racing series, competes along with Moto2 and Moto3 on a 2.591-mile road course. AMA Pro Road Racing held a support event beginning in 2011.
Q. Does the Speedway have a golf course?
A. Yes. A golf course was added to the Speedway in 1929. Renowned golf architect Pete Dye was commissioned to redesign the course in 1991, and the renamed Brickyard Crossing officially opened to the public in 1993. Four holes are located inside the infield of the oval, with 14 outside the back straightaway. A Senior PGA Tour (now Champions Tour) event, the Comfort Classic, took place at Brickyard Crossing from 1994-2000. The course has a full staff and pro shop.
Q. Is Brickyard Crossing a public or private course?
A. Public. Tee times can be obtained 30 days in advance and must be guaranteed with a major credit card. Call (317) 492-6572 or visit www.brickyardcrossing.com for tee times and greens fees information.
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How did the dishes in the tasting measure up?
The spicy scampi ravioli was a success. The Jerusalem artichokes with bacon were perfect, in my opinion. On the other hand, the roe deer was a little too firm, and might have needed a bit of a boost. It should be cooked more quickly, without burning the pepper, which can be tricky.
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