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Posted by Sar12 (U15003933) on Thursday, 11th October 2012
Hi ladies,
Well it has been a year since I took my last pill and stumbled across this board. I never truly anticipated the roller coaster of emotions that I would go through trying to have a baby. I knew it could take a while, but hoped I wouldnt still be here a year on! (no offence!) Alas, here I am.
I am thankful to have been able to read and chat with you all along your journeys and it really has helped keep me sane over the year.
I experienced a chemical pregnancy last month which was sad, but I'm hoping this month will be lucky now my body has an idea of what it is supposed to do - I just need to hang onto it this time.
Hope you are all well and positive this month.
Sar xxx
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Posted by magicians assistant (U3371587) on Saturday, 13th October 2012
Sending baby dust your way.
How old are you?
Keep positive. BD every other day.!
My friend got pregnant a year after last pill. Takes ages to get out of your system and get your natural cycle going.
Hi Sar,
Sorry to hear about your chemical pregnancy last month, hope you are feeling ok now? Like you say hopefully your body now knows what to do and success will be around the corner.
I know what you mean about time going on... i say to my DH every xmas/new year that hopefully this time next year we will be expecting or have a LO but then the next year comes. I never thought we would still be here two and a half years down the line. I think its only the ladies on here that keep me going. We have come to the conclusion now that we are not putting our life on hold as we have previously avoided booking holidays abroad etc just in case and if if happens then brill if not at least we have enjoyed ourselves anyway. Next years holiday is already booked to give us something to look forward to... we will either get to go or we will be cooking a bundle of joy either way we will be happy.
Good luck to you....we WILL get there one day and it will be so worth the wait XX
Hi ladies,
Thanks for your replies.
Im 33 whcih I know isnt too old in the grand scheme of things, but does make me feel that time is ticking away. Must relax though, it cant help to stress about things.
Are you currenlty TTC Magicians Assistant?
Was ovulating this weekend so fingers crossed that this is the month.
Hope2bmum - you have been trying so long. Am I right in thinking you are doing IUI at the moment? Hope this is the month for you.
Baby dust to all
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Posted by magicians assistant (U3371587) on Monday, 15th October 2012
Yes am ttc...as you can tell by my bd ing post
33 is still very young...i am 41!
Baby dust all over you!! Xx
Hi sar
I haven't been on very much lately but I always think about you
I'm sorry to hear your news but like you say your body can Definitely do it just keep going you are doing so well you really are
I will keep checking for your good news which I know is on its way
X Bambie x
Thank you so much Bambie. Its so good to hear from you. I hope you and the little one are doing well.
Such a shame I wont be able to post any news here when I get there, what with the boards closing tomorrow.
I just want to say thank you for thinking of me, youve really helped me over the year and it was a pleasure to share the journey with you.
Lots of love and best wishes for the future
Sar xxx
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New England states are in a give-and-take energy policy mode. Massachusetts wants to provide northern states with a natural gas flow, and in return, Massachusetts want more renewable energy: like Northern Pass and Wind Energy.
Many Northern New England states have a real interest in growing out their gas pipeline infrastructure coming from Massachusetts. And in return Massachusetts wants a large-scale renewable energy source. In other words: transmission lines from the north and a pipeline coming from the south.
Energy goals are in play and all New England governors are negotiating with one another. From Gov. Deval Patrick's discussions with Quebec on Northern Pass, to discussions with Gov. Maggie Hassan on wind energy. Much of their talk will be surrounded around the constraints of our infrastructure system in New Hampshire. In layman's terms: 1) Our lines are fine for our current use; 2) The constraints come from additional power being added to those lines going to southern states.
Millions of dollars are at stake and each New England governor wants his or her fair share. Don't get confused and don't throw your common sense way of thinking out the window. It's a money-grab situation.
The million dollar question that remains is: Why are New Hampshire residents paying for any of this? We are nothing but a pass-through state.
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Mr. Earle needs to research who owns America's media companies
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Mr. Earle's latest rant includes such whoppers as "Liberals control much, if not most of the media. Liberals want liberal politicians elected."
His view of reality, which is not based on fact (maybe based on little voices in the bubble or on loud-mouthed shysters on talk radio) seems to be that even if a huge voting bloc subjugates, abuses, tortures, murders women, gays, blacks and commits terrible acts of violence and terrorism around the world, it's overlooked because they "vote the right way, for Democratic liberal progressive candidates." No other reason, none at all." Rant, rinse, and repeat.
Mr. Earle really, really, needs to do some basic research on just who owns most of the U.S. media outlets; whether they be TV or Radio or Newspapers. But I suppose that might be inconvenient for him, or might turn up facts that don't agree with his pre-determined view of reality. In fact, most all of those media outlets are owned and controlled by conservative individuals or corporations, often very conservative ones.
Research, research and more research Mr. Earle. Even first year college students are required to do research and provide fact-based evidence — not just lazily use made-up prejudices — for what they write for their courses.
Mignon McLaughlin said: "It is the most unhappy people who most fear change." Or as Robert Kennedy said, "Progress is a nice word. But change is its motivator. And change has its enemies." Maybe it's just been a long winter and sunshine and warm weather might brighten Mr. Earle's moods.
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Commissioner's plan for county jail is neither affordable or necessary
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Michael Kitch's article regarding a new county jail which appeared in the Saturday (April 19th) edition of The Sun was very well done. It documented the financial difficulties attendant on jail planning in Belknap County. Kitch is correct in writing that something must be done, and also correct in pointing out the problems our communities face in funding what will have to be more modest options than what are being considered.
The commissioners' plans have been neither affordable nor necessary. Alternatives are available should they be sought.
The concerns of the commissioners for the jail have not always been apparent. For four years, between 2009 and 2013, there were no reports on conditions at the jail, which reports are required by statute. This lack of oversight served to mask the deterioration that was allowed to occur. Further, the two additional correctional officers for which Belknap's delegation provided funding were left unfilled. The sole vehicle which serves the jail is in deplorable condition at the same time that the Sheriff's Department clamors for three, four and five new vehicles every year. The obsession with building a monument to county egos while real operational needs at the jail go unaddressed is the essence of poor policy.
That we live in an age of competition for scarce resources is documented by the accompanying page 1 story of the Saturday Sun. No one in Laconia would voluntarily reduce the teaching staff, which decision must have been a painful one to make.
The letter to the editor by Mr. Henry in this same edition, extolling his Democratic allies and lambasting others on the delegation, gives evidence of his commitment to the ideological over the purely logical. We do not live in time when we can continue to pass on tax increases because, after all, it is only a few dollars. If Mr. Henry is raising his profile in preparation for filing for public office, he would do well to rethink his position, especially in light of the two stories cited above.
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Cottonwood Ave. residents send our thanks to local fire departments
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On behalf of the residents of Cottonwood Avenue, we would like to thank Laconia, Belmont and Gilford Fire Departments for their quick response to the woods fire that burned between our street and Woodland Avenue on Monday afternoon.
This could have been so much worse if not spotted in time, and first responders had not been called. The fire spread quickly, and we were concerned that it would encroach on our homes. But thanks to their work we were all safe. You never know how important the fire department is until you need them. They stayed until all the hot spots were out and they were sure that there was no danger.
Thank you, firefighters, for all you do for us.
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Why in world is this grant money coming from Homeland Security?
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I have been going over this in my head for a week now and need help in coming to a logical and sane answer.
As reported in your paper dated April 16, 2014, has been chosen as one of 10 cities to house and store a piece of "advanced equipment" that will allow emergency medical personnel to better handle morbidly obese patients requiring transport. This piece of "advanced equipment" will better facilitate transportation of people weighing between 400 and 1,100 pounds of which there were 162 instances between 2010 and 2013.
Now I'm kinda a fatty pants myself, but would like to think that your ordinary run-of-the-mill ambulance would get my chubby butt to the hospital if need be. Apparently Laconia has more than its fair share of hugely obese people requiring medical transport out there, and I'm all for accommodating these folks. The two questions that I would like to have answered are these:
1. Were other avenues explored that didn't require a grant, which is just our tax money anyway? I'm sure the Laconia DPW has a front-end loader and a flat-bed laying around or maybe a contract with Ambrose or Pike?
2. Why on God's green earth is this grant money coming from the Department of Homeland Security? Please tell me how transporting one of my half-ton homies to the cardiac unit falls under the guise of Homeland Security? I guess all the terrorists have been rounded up, our borders are secured and everything is just hunky-dory with the state of the country's security. Did the "War on Terror" change to the "War on Chubbiness" without my knowledge?
I shall patiently await an answer from any of our elected officials. Please excuse me if I don't hold my breath.
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Loc: Louisville, Kentucky Well--I'm not sure, tsuwm, if you meant an opposite match to the term in which instance full- or all-brainer would work, I guess, though I don't like either of them very well, or if you meant a word for an opposite meaning (doubtful) in which case poser, conundrum, etc. would do.
Let's see--no-brainer means no (or little, as per the official def.) thought is required. So the opposite would need a word for full amount or maximum thought. ... ! Brain-buster?
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African Court Coalition Advocacy Mission on the margins of the 24th AU Summit
The Coalition for an Effective African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights (the African Court Coalition) carried a successful advocacy mission in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia from 19 to 31 January 2015 prior and during the 24th African Union (AU) Summit.
The main objective of the Mission was to impress on African Union state members the importance of ratification and declaration under Article 34 (6) of the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights on the Establishment of an African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights (the Protocol) in terms of access to justice and making the African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights (the African Court) more effective.
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This Advocacy Mission was financially supported by the African Court Coalition Membership Fees.
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African Court ruled in favour of JournalistAfrican Court on Human and Peoples' Rights Rules In Favour Of Burkina Faso Journalist in Defamation Application The African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights (AfCHPR) has ruled unanimously in favour of the Applicant (a Journalist) in a matter of Lohé Issa Konaté (Applicant) v. Burkina Faso (Respondent State), Application No 004/2013 in a judgment delivered in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on Friday 5 December, 2014. The Judges ruled that the Respondent State violated Article 9 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights; Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and Article 66(2)(c) of the Revised Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Treaty. The Applicant was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment by the Ouagadougou High Court, for three articles he published in L'Ouragan Weekly in August 2012, over alleged corrupt practices of the Prosecutor of Faso, Mr. Placide Nikiema. 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The Japanese writing is suppose to mean "Big Fat Robot". However, my translation skills are extremely rusty, so for all those Nipponphiles out there, please tell me if my hanes and ten tens are where they should be.
Actually, I don't mind if it's horribly wrong, afterall there is a huge market in Japan for meaningless English phrases (go to http://www.engrish.com/ for many hilarious examples). So it should work the other way with equally amusing results. In fact, I remember seeing a GI type wandering around Roppongi with a tshirt written in Japanese kanji, it said "baka gaijin" (idiot foreigner). Not sure if it was an ironic statement on his behalf, or he just thought the letters looked pretty.
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After Losing Iraq, Is Maliki Going to Lose His Job?
Political deadlock in Iraq's National Assembly, Baghdad's parliament, means that it may be until after mid-August before it tries to elect a speaker, two vice presidents, and a new prime minster, which are steps in forming a new government following April elections. Bargaining goes on backstage; hence, it is critical to examine how Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki might be outmaneuvered from office.
Domestic politics are against Maliki being selected to form the new government. He is unacceptable to key stakeholders: religious leaders; Iraqi Kurds; Sunni Arabs; and many Shia factions, such as followers of Moqtada al-Sadr. They do not trust Maliki's pledges and believe he uses State institutions to consolidate his hold on power.
Maliki lost confidence of Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, whose opinion carries great weight. In 2014, Sistani has been critical of the government. Michael Knights, an expert on Iraqi politics at The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, considers the Sistani critique a blow to Maliki.
In the March 2010 elections, Maliki's State of Law Party won 89 seats of 325 possible and was second to Ayad Allawi's Iraqiya list, which had 91; the Kurds won 57. Pushed by Tehran, backed by Washington, and supported by Irbil (Kurdistan), Maliki not Allawi formed the government. Washington and Irbil presently have buyer's remorse.
Now defunct, Iraqiya was a cross-sectarian coalition, which Maliki targeted with politically-motivated charges. He made allegations against former Vice President Tariq al-Hashemi, the highest-ranking Sunni Arab in Maliki's government. In my 2013 interviews with Hashemi in Brussels, he provided evidence that he was unlawfully besieged by Maliki. Hashemi's mistreatment is a vivid indication of the political shadow cast by outside military presence: Fewer than 24 hours after the last American combatants departed Iraq, Maliki ordered the arrest of Hashemi. Without boots on the ground, Washington's influence plummeted.
During September 2010, Qassem Suleimani, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Quds Force Commander, held a meeting with Iraqi political leaders in Qom, Iran. Tehran's aim included smuggling into Iraq rocket-assisted mortars to kill Americans and thereby compel a withdrawal, and reinforcing the influence of Iran's Shiite proxies in Iraq. Suleimani persuaded Sadr to back Maliki for promises that remain unfulfilled, and buyer's remorse characterizes another former ally.
Suleimani exercised oversight for De-Baathification of Iraqi Sunni opponents of Iran by Ahmad Chalabi. Let the buyer beware of this candidate for prime minister: U.S. Army General Ray Odierno (now Chief of Staff) describes Chalabi as being in the pocket of Tehran and in close contact with Suleimani. Covert arms transfers that targeted American and loyal proxy militias in his portfolio helped Suleimani play the role of "tough trader" in Iraqi politics. The backstory to such actions by Tehran is that the Islamic Republic of Iran is the main threat to Iraq not the Islamists. If Washington wishes to defeat them, first coerce Iran to cease destabilization of Iraq.
Sunni Arabs never had faith in Maliki and many are in open rebellion against him now. When peaceful protests erupted in Anbar Province, a Sunni stronghold west of Baghdad, Maliki ordered a ferocious crackdown in Anbar's main City, Ramadi. Forces of the tribes had liberated it, not those of the Islamists. Though the media focuses on nonstate extremists, the threats to Maliki are his domestic political opponents in the Sunni tribes.
In the April 2014 Iraqi elections, Sunnis boycotted. There was no voting in about 80 percent of Anbar, where Sunni tribes controlled Falluja and parts of Ramadi. The Sunni vote split among several parties, including the United List led by National Assembly Speaker Osama al-Nujaifi; the Arabiya bloc led by Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq; and the Wataniya list led by the moderate Shiite, Ayad Allawi. Voter fraud that benefited Maliki casts a cloud over these returns.
It is hard to imagine a Sunni as prime minister due to the Shiite majority; so an option for Sunnis and Kurds is to align with Allawi. Despite not having a ground combat presence, Washington could use its leverage from the threat to employ airstrikes against Islamists. During June 2014, rumors abounded in Baghdad that President Obama informed Maliki Washington would not order airstrikes unless Maliki resigns; Obama then might support Allawi as prime minister.
It is in the U.S. interest for Obama to support Allawi rather than back an increasingly unpopular, narrowly-based Maliki. Many Iraqis feel he is the problem and cannot be part of the solution. Allawi held the office in 2004 and pursued inclusive politics that attracted Sunni and Kurdish support; thus, he is an ideal candidate for Washington. Allawi can hold the country together to the satisfaction of Sunnis, Kurds, and Shiites.
If Maliki remains de facto prime minister despite expiration of his term, it would be an opportunity for Tehran and a threat to Washington. The longer President Obama waits, the greater the possibility of extremists hijacking the Sunni rebellion and Tehran gaining even more of the political-military upper hand in Iraq. If not now, when? Now is the time for Obama to break the political deadlock in Baghdad's parliament with quiet support for Allawi.
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Prior to joining Foreign Policy, Dreazen was a contributing editor at the Atlantic and the senior national security correspondent for National Journal. He began his career at the Wall Street Journal and spent 11 years at the newspaper, most recently as its military correspondent. He was born in Chicago, and later attended the University of Pennsylvania. At Penn, he edited the award-winning daily campus newspaper and graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1999 with degrees in History and English. He was hired by the Wall Street Journal immediately after graduation. Dreazen arrived in Iraq in April 2003 with the Fourth Infantry Division, and spent the next two years living in Baghdad as the Wall Street Journal's main Iraq correspondent.
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With a new device set to make unbreakable, quantum-based cryptographic security available for everyone for the very first time, ordinary people will be able to use cryptographic systems that – until recently – only existed as experiments in the most advanced physics laboratories. Developed at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) the device incorporates the quantum mechanics of random photon polarization to generate random numbers and create cryptographic keys. Read More
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It's not uncommon for recreational cyclists to stop at a sidewalk cafe after a long ride, and sit outside near their bike while sipping their drink. While such situations don't necessarily call for a high-security lock, it still helps to have something that keeps thieves from just grabbing the bike and running with it. That's precisely what the Lazer Cappuccino helmet lock is intended to do. Read More
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