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~ ~ ~ ~ Seek Ye Diligently ~ ~ ~ ~: August 2012
Watch therefore; for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come. But
thief would come, he would have watched, and would not have suffered his house to be broken up (Matt. 24:42–43). But would have been ready (JS—M 1:47).
Here is an excellent talk that expounds on this scripture, by the apostle Elder Dallin H. Oaks ~ In Matthew 24, I think there is a mystery to be studied and searched for ~ it says that the Lord Jesus Christ will return in "an hour that ye think not..." He will come when we aren’t expecting Him?! But if there are signs of his coming, we'll see them and think he will be coming soon, right? So why will we not think He is coming? What is going to be happening in the world that will throw us off? He will come in an hour when we think not! He will come at a time when we are least ready, why? He will
come at His appointed time and we need to be always watching and waiting for that day, that hour, and that minute to come. Don’t drop your guard. Don’t believe the lies of the adversary and let yourself be lulled into carnal security. Don’t allow yourself to fall into apathy. Stay vigilant, stay ready! Our faith in Christ is not just a Sunday thing, it's daily. Flood your life with His Word and you'll be ready. Posted by
As plain as the daylight is from the dark night? Well, I can tell day from night easily enough, is it really that easy to tell good from evil? Yes, it's that easy.
I love this quote by C.S. Lewis in his book Mere Christianity ~ “No man knows how bad he is till he has tried very hard to be good. A silly idea is current that good people do not know what temptation means. This is an obvious lie. Only those who try to resist temptation know how strong it is. After all, you find out the strength of the German army by fighting against it, not by giving in. You find out the strength of a wind by trying to walk against it, not by lying down. A man who gives in to temptation after five minutes simply does not know what it would have been like an hour later. That is why bad people, in one sense, know very little about badness — they have lived a sheltered life by always giving in. We never find out the strength of the evil impulse inside us until we try to fight it: and Christ, because He was the only man who never yielded to temptation, is also the only man who knows to the full what temptation means — the only complete realist.” Posted by
And now, as pertaining to this perfect atonement, wrought by the shedding of the blood of God—I testify that it took place in Gethsemane and at Golgotha, and as pertaining to Jesus Christ, I testify that he is the Son of the Living God and was crucified for the sins of the world. He is
our Lord, our God, and our King. This I know of myself independent of any other person.
grant that all of us may walk in the light as God our Father is in the light so that, according to the promises, the blood of Jesus Christ his Son will cleanse us from all sin.
Lead Kindly Light From Following the Light of Christ, page 121 ~ The path to perfection is only as difficult as each person chooses to make it. If we keep letting go of the rod of iron and wandering off, then fighting our way back, it will become a task of exceeding difficulty and pain. We will battle every fault, every weakness, and every imperfection we posses, until we are bruised, bloodied, and defeated. Then, only once the pain is sufficiently intense, once the anguish is seemingly permanent, once it has cost more that we could ever have realized and we have been beaten into submission by the travails of life and buffetings of Satan, then perhaps we will humbly submit ourselves to the Lord.
"Lord, I can't do this any longer ~ I feel helpless and alone ~ Please, please hear my plea ~ Please forgive me and lead me on the path of righteousness, and give me the strength to stay there, for I know the pain of the forbidden paths and year for the joy and rest of the righteous." If this is your prayer, then you are ready to feast on the Savior's own words:
“God is no respecter of persons: but in every nation he that feareth him, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with him” (Acts 10:34–35; see also Romans 2:11; D&C 1:35; 38:16). I listened to this talk on our drive home from Moab on Thursday and I loved it, cause it is beautifully and harmoniously along the lines of the message in the book by John Pontius "Following the Light of Christ into His Presence"~ - there are amazing blessings in store - and they are available until ALL! ALL who will desire them and are willing to come, and Christ has commanded to come unto Him! I feel like I've heard these things all my life but my heart if just now starting to open up to begin to understand them. It's all real, it is all true ~ I believe in Christ, I know He lives!
Wherefore, I the Lord, knowing the calamity which should come upon the inhabitants of the earth, called upon my servant Joseph Smith, Jun., and spake unto him from heaven, and gave him commandments; … The weak things of the world shall come forth and break down the mighty and strong ones, … … That every man might speak in the name of God the Lord, even the Savior of the world; That faith also might increase in the earth; That mine everlasting covenant might be established; That
unto the ends of the world, and before kings and rulers. Behold,
I am God and have spoken it; these commandments are of me, and were given unto my servants in their weakness, after the manner of their language, that they might come to understanding” (D&C 1:17, 19–24).
"Yes, life has its problems, and yes, there are negative things to face, but please accept one of Elder Holland’s maxims for living—no misfortune
is so bad that whining about it won’t make it worse." I heard that talk when it was given in April 2007. I was listening to conference over the internet in a little chacara in the middle of the tropical bushlands of Campinas, Brazil. And I was in full complaining mode. It was what I needed to hear and helped me repent, although I still struggled. To read about my life and the reasons why I complained, you may spend as much time as you'd like reading this long post/journal entry of that time. I'm grateful for that experience and that that experience helped me learn to endure, even though I didn't endure it well at that time, I'm grateful for how much I've improved. Posted by
On page 19 of the book/manual Teaching of the Presidents of the Church: Harold B. Lee, is this picture of Christ by C. Bosseron Chambers. It took me a while to find a picture of it on the internet. It was one of President Lee's favorites. Due to the similarities, I think Del Parson's "The Lord Jesus Christ" was based on Chambers' painting.This picture of Christ below is the one I most associate with my childhood - I remember it being the picture that was in the primary room when I went to church - not sure who the artist of this one is.More recently, I am impressed with the story behind Akiane Kramerik's picture of Christ, titled "Prince of Peace"I also loved the story behind casting Tomas Kofod as the Savior in the LDS film "The Testaments of One Fold and One Shepherd" -Some day I know I will see him again and I believe, as it has been said by others, that I might be surprised at how familiar his face it. I pray for and will continue to work so I may have his spirit with me and have his image in my countenance.
This is a great talk by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland given at a Devotional at Brigham Young University on 18 March 1980 - All of it is excellent (you can listen to it here) and I love the story a third of the way down about Thomas Edison when he was 67:Thomas Edison devoted ten years and all of his money to developing the nickel-alkaline storage battery at a time when he was almost penniless. Through that period of time, his record and film production was supporting the storage battery effort. Then one night the terrifying cry of fire echoed through the film plant. Spontaneous combustion had ignited some chemicals. Within moments all of the packing compounds, celluloid for records, film, and other flammable goods had gone up with a roar. Fire companies from eight towns arrived, but the fire and heat were so intense and the water pressure so low that the fire hoses had no effect. Edison was sixty-seven years old—no age to begin anew. His son Charles was frantic, wondering if he were safe, if his spirits were broken, and how he would handle a crisis such as this at his age. Charles saw his father running toward him. He spoke first. He said, “Where’s your mother? Go get her. Tell her to get her friends. They’ll never see another fire like this as long as they live!” At 5:30 the next morning, with the fire barely under control, he called his employees together and announced, “We’re rebuilding.” One man was told to lease all the machine shops in the area, another to obtain a wrecking crane from the Erie Railroad Company. Then, almost as an afterthought, he added, “Oh, by the way. Anybody know where we can get some money?” (Paraphrased from Charles Edison, “My Most Unforgettable Character,” Reader’s Digest, December 1961, pp. 175–77.)Don't be discouraged, keep going forward with your dreams and hopes, God is at the Helm!
I remember one time last summer when I was feeling particularly useless (7 months pregnant and barely able to keep up with doing the dishes every day, house was a mess, wasn't being very helpful to the kids, etc) and the song "Have I done any Good" came into my mind.Have I done any good in the world today?Have I helped anyone in need?Have I cheered up the sad and made someone feel glad?If not, I have failed indeed.Has anyone’s burden been lighter todayBecause I was willing to share?Have the sick and the weary been helped on their way?When they needed my help was I there? [Chorus]Then wake up and do something moreThan dream of your mansion above.Doing good is a pleasure, a joy beyond measure,A blessing of duty and love. There are chances for work all around just now,Opportunities right in our way.Do not let them pass by, saying, “Sometime I’ll try,”But go and do something today.’Tis noble of man to work and to give;Love’s labor has merit alone.Only he who does something helps others to live.To God each good work will be known.As I sang the song, I kept saying "didn't do that... didn't do that... didn't do that..." until the song was over. Yup, I'm pretty much a failure right now. I sang it again to decide what I might do to do good in the world today ~ and on the second time around, I realized that I had helped someone's burden be lighter... a close neighbor was expecting and experiencing the first dreadful months of morning sickness, and her kids had been spending a lot of time over at our house playing with my kids.Now I hadn't counted that before, cause that wasn't a big deal to me, when her kids came over they all just played nicely and it didn't feel hard or like service, but I guess it was helpful to her, so maybe I had done something good, but I hadn't even noticed. (as a side note, this lady's husband mentioned this later when he spoke in Sacrament meeting, and then someone else heard about it and mentioned it too, I was humbled that I got any credit for such a small thing (see here at 4:08.))I didn't really consider that it counted as service, and that might be key - we read in Matthew 25 that the righteous who are praised by the Lord for their service to their fellow man are not even aware of what he's talking about, asking the Lord "When did I do that?"Then shall the King say unto them on his right hand, Come, ye blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world: For I was an hungered, and ye gave me meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me in: Naked, and ye clothed me: I was sick, and ye visited me: I was in prison, and ye came unto me. Then shall the righteous answer him, saying, Lord, when saw we thee an hungred, and fed thee? or thirsty, and gave thee drink? When saw we thee a stranger, and took thee in? or naked, and clothed thee? Or when saw we thee sick, or in prison, and came unto thee? And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the lease of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me." Matthew 25:34-40And then I think he will open their minds to all the small and simple things they did that lifted their brothers and sisters. As President Monson has said "Often small acts of service are all that is required to lift and bless another: a question concerning a person's family, quick words of encouragement (like his quick words in an elevator to Elder Cook of "Remember, it's better to look up!" in the video below), a sincere compliment, a small note of thanks, a brief telephone call. If we are observant and aware, and if we act on the promptings which come to us, we can accomplish much good."So how can we do much good? There are two things he requires: our hearts and a willing mind“Behold, the Lord requireth the heart and a willing mind; and the willing and obedient shall eat the good of the land of Zion in these last days” (D&C 64:34).I can do that! and I will today as I strive to become a true friends, a friend who cares, who loves, listens, and reaches out.
From President Monson's October 2008 General Conference Talk "Finding Joy in the Journey"In the 1960s, during the Vietnam War, Church member Jay Hess, an airman, was shot down over North Vietnam. For two years his family had no idea whether he was dead or alive. His captors in Hanoi eventually allowed him to write home but limited his message to less than 25 words. What would you and I say to our families if we were in the same situation—not having seen them for over two years and not knowing if we would ever see them again? Wanting to provide something his family could recognize as having come from him and also wanting to give them valuable counsel, Brother Hess wrote—and I quote:These things are important: temple marriage, mission, college. Press on, set goals, write history, take pictures twice a year. Let us relish life as we live it, find joy in the journey, and share our love with friends and family. Posted by
I knew this book would be good - I love it when I start a book and I'm not even 10 pages into it and there are amazing truth's like this revealed - makes me excited for what's in store for me in the rest of the book! From Bruce C. Hafen's book "The Broken Heart" - page 8We have been told that if we do not repent, we must suffer even as the Savior did to satisfy the demands of justice (D&C 19:15-17)I once wondered if those who refuse to repent but who then satisfy the law of justice by paying for their own sins are then worthy to enter the celestial kingdom. the answer is no. The entrance requirements for celestial life are simply higher than merely satisfying the law of justice. For that reason, paying for our sins will not bear the same fruit as repenting of our sins. Justice is a law of balance and order and it must be satisfied, either through our payment or His. But if we decline the Savior's invitation to let him carry our sins, and then satisfy justice by ourselves, we will not yet have experienced the complete rehabilitation that can occur through a combination of divine assistance and genuine repentance. Working together, those forces have the power permanently to change our hearts and our lives, preparing us for celestial life. The Savior asks for our repentance not merely to compensate him for paying our debt to justice but also as a way of inducing us to undergo the process of development that will make our nature divine, giving us the capacity to live the celestial law. The "natural man" will remain an enemy to God forever--even after paying for his own sins--unless he also "becometh a saint through the atonement of Christ the Lord, and becometh as a child" (Mosiah 3:19)~Therefore I command you to repent—repent, lest I smite you by the rod of my mouth, and by my wrath, and by my anger, and your sufferings be sore—how sore you know not, how exquisite you know not, yea, how hard to bear you know not. For behold, I, God, have suffered these things for all, that they might not suffer if they would repent; But if they would not repent they must suffer even as I; Which suffering caused myself, even God, the greatest of all, to tremble because of pain, and to bleed at every pore, and to suffer both body and spirit—and would that I might not drink the bitter cup, and shrink—Nevertheless, glory be to the Father, and I partook and finished my preparations unto the children of men. (D&C 19:15-17)
I love Elder Hafen's Conference address "The Atonement, All for All" and in my continued quest to understand the Atonement better, I requested this book above and it was on hold for me at the Library (my first time ever holding a book, go me!) and I just got it and started it, eventhough I've still got 1, 2, 3... 4 other books that I've started and haven't finished yet. I've got a book in each room so I can read wherever I am! :)But this one looks good. I feel like my life is so easy, how can I apply the Atonement when everything is smooth sailing and I'm not being steamrolled by trials? Part of me feels like I need to be brought to my knees with urgency and intensity, but I'm trying even though there's nothing urgent in my life, of course I try to make sure I don't let anything become a Problem, cause if I have faith, then we trust the Lord in our problem-ish situations, right? I've got some little challenges, but nothing like the trials I see so many other's endure. For example, we watched 17 Miracles last night, wow - poor, homeless, starving, tired, exhausted, what more could they give?I hope I can come to know the Savior in my life, even if I'm not in such extremities as they were. I know Christ lives and He loves me, I know I will live again because He lives and was resurrected for us all. He died to make men holy, let us live to make men free, while God is marching on ~
We had a fabulous lesson in Relief Society yesterday by Sister Theriot.
She started by sharing how there was a cultural revolution in China in the 1960s - after some of my own research I learned the revolution was to purge their nation of the "Four Olds": old customs, old culture, old habits and old ideas. As part of this revolution many beautiful vases made in the past dynasties were destroyed -
"During the Chinese Cultural Revolution, (1966-1976), keeping the antique porcelain at home was regarded as illegal. So many collectors broke their porcelain and threw them away. Just after the revolution, we began to collect the broken pieces of antique porcelain and tried to bring them back to life again. Around 1983-1985, the Shard Box was created. The Shard Box is not only a collection of antique porcelain, but also a collection of Chinese history." (source)
Vases that survived are very valuable now. For those that were broken and shattered, their lovely shattered remnants have been created into beautiful little shard boxes.
She showed us a shard box that she had and said how she just loves it. Are we able to accept it when the ideals we have for our life are shattered after all our hard work? Are we able to pick up the pieces and turn them into something lovely again? Can we love our new normal? It reminded me of Elder Wirthin's talk from the October 2008 Conference ~ "Come What May and Love It"
Someone also commented how President Boyd K. Packer learned this while in the military - the constant movement that military life brings uncertainty about how long will I be here, when are we moving again, etc. He learned that there are blessings found in unpacking your bags and settling down—whether for days, months, or years. For him, it made the difference between misery and happiness. (referenced in this speech at BYU by Stanley G. Ellis under the heading "Unpack Your Bag")
She also shared a message from the Music and the Spoken Word on July 15, 2012 - here's a recap:
Have you ever noticed how a car GPS can be compared to our lives and the way we live them? When we are driving somewhere and we take a wrong turn, does the GPS shout, “YOU IDIOT!! What were you THINKING!! Now you’ll NEVER get there!” No. The GPS simply says in a matter-of-fact voice, “RE-CALCULATING…” and proceeds to find you an alternate route to get to your destination. It might take you longer to go the “detour” sort of way. However, if you don’t stop driving and follow the directions, you WILL eventually get there. Stay calm, come what may and love it, learn to love your new normal and make the best of it, God's in control of your life and is helping you become what He wants you to become.
:) Thanks for the great lesson Kay!
Interview with Tomas Kofod
I've been looking for different portrayals of Christ today - As I looked for some pictures of Tomas Kofod (I heard him speak at a fireside several years ago) I found this article and used google to translate this interview from this Danish online newspaper:Danish Mormon Known as Jesus in the USAby Sidsel Fabricius 24 Feb 2012Hundreds of thousands of American Mormons know him best as Jesus because of his role in two American-made Mormon movies.Here at home, the 43-year-old Tomas Ambt Kofod, however, a relatively normal life, where he balances between the role of a modern family man, actor and practicing Mormon. Best known from the stage as Ambt Tomas Kofod, he has played leading roles in musicals such as 'Les Miserables' (listen to him singing here - beautiful!!!) and 'The Phantom of the Opera' at the New Theatre.But early in Tomas Ambt Kofod's career as an actor, he was cast to playing Jesus in the two films The Testaments: Of One Fold and One Shepherd, and Finding Faith in Christ, both produced by the U.S. Mormon church. Therefore, the Dane now known and admired by many more than you'd think and is particularly popular among Mormons in Utah.Day to day, the 43-year-old Tomas Kofod Ambt lives in Søborg with his wife and their two children. Their family is among about 4,500 Mormons living in Denmark, or just over 14 million worldwide.On student exchange with a Mormon family in UtahIt all started when Tomas Kofod Ambt as 17-year-old traveled to the USA as an exchange student and ended up in a Mormon family in Utah. The encounter with the Mormons in the United States would prove to be crucial for Ambt Tomas Kofod, which today has been a practicing Mormon for nearly 20 years."When I came to the U.S., I was both young and very immature, but the Mormon family gave me both the space and room to be me, while I got an insight into how life in a Mormon family worked," says Tomas Ambt Kofod, who himself was not raised with religion at home.Of the time with his American host family, he recalls, among other daily life, their religion took a large part in their day to day life:"They were nice to take me to church and to give me a sense of how their faith worked in daily life. And it made a big impression on me, "says Tomas Kofod Ambt and explains:"You feel very closely connected to each other as family, because there's this eternal perspective within the Mormon church. As a family they do some things together to make this world here a better place. It could be very small things like washing cars, cleaning up in people's basements, help the elderly in the neighborhood with cooking, housekeeping, and the kind deeds. It is to reach out to each other. It was a very positive experience. "About being a Mormon in DenmarkAlthough one would think that there was a world of difference between teenage life at home in Denmark and to get behind the walls of the faithful family in Utah, there was still something about the Mormon way of life that seemed very familiar to Kofod."From my parents' side, I've been brought up with a great sense of justice and has always taught that one should live his life conscientiously, loving and friendly."In his meetings with the Mormon church, Kofod didn't feel like give something up. Instead, the Mormon faith was a really good extension of the core values he had learned from home.When Kofod took leave of the Mormon family in Utah, they gave him a Book of'Mormon to take with him. In the years after he came home, he occasionally took the book down from the shelf to read a little into it."At one point I was sufficiently curious. I, I had to know something more about what it was that I had experienced over there. "So Kofod in 1993, at the age of 24 years, was baptized into the church. He has been practicing Mormon since.The Kofod family works in many ways like an ordinary Danish family."We want as many others simply do something good for society and want our children grow up and become sweet and harmonious people," says Kofod.But since the Mormons are a relatively small movement in Denmark, Kofod sometimes meets people who are a bit prejudice when they hear about his faith."Overall, I think people are incredibly sweet and good to ask about religion - sometimes even too sweet and too cautious with their questions. Mormons have often been seen as a sectarian and closed society, but nothing could be more wrong, "says Kofod."We love visitors, but we do not force. Well, you can easily get rid of us again. So it is not for the foot-in-door method, "he smiles and explains:"One of the most fundamental principles of the church is precisely that we should be able to choose for ourselves."About the grief of losingKofod recently experienced the loss of his father, to whom he was very close. In his fathers' passing, Kofod really felt how his faith helped him. He saw how the Mormon belief in eternal life after death, in many ways made the grief easier to bear:"Having a complete fundamental belief that we will meet again on the other side and that we can be together as a family forever, and not just in this life, gives me an inner peace and solace," says from a clearly affected Ambt Tomas Kofod, who continues:"I do not feel that the grief was so profound and oppressive as I really had expected. I know that he is just over on the other side, and it's just a matter of time before we can meet again. "In this way, faith made the grieving process easier for Kofod, also through prayer he finds inner strength and power to get through the difficult aspects of life, such as losing.Role of JesusPlaying the role of Jesus was not a very common challenge for the actor Kofod, when he was a Mormon has a special relationship with Jesus.He looks back at some of the many thoughts, he made himself during the preparation for the role:"How can I, as little useless man, radiate the kind of love that Jesus did?"As part of preparations for the role, Kofod thoroughly read all the places in the Bible where Jesus appears and spent much time both to think and meditate upon him."It was all in all a very humbling experience," remembers Kofod, explaining that during his time in his youth playfulness, said yes, because it was the first major movie role, he was offered. And he got the offer today, he probably thought one more time about it, he says."But it has undoubtedly been a very big piece of my spiritual and personal development to be allowed to delve into such a role," he says. He has subsequently visited several countries such as Germany, Estonia, Lithuania , Poland, Sweden and the U.S. for talks on how he prepared himself to play the role of Jesus, and what impact it has had on him afterwards."As I have grown older as man and had more experience, I also got myself thoroughly looked in the mirror. The differences between oneself and the Savior appears therefore more clearly. The more one learns about life, the more apparent it becomes how great the Savior is and how far from him, you yourself are. I also found out that I am immortally less than I thought. "

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Finally, a bluetooth headset I like: Samsung WEP410 | it is what it is
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zacharye | June 28, 2008 at 8:03 am | Reply
It just so happens that I reeeeally need a new headset. I was going to go with the jawbone 2 but I can’t get over how ugly it is!
So my important question is this: Does it get loud?
karenclassic | June 28, 2008 at 12:55 pm | Reply
Hi Zacharye – it does get loud (you can really crank up the volume)! 🙂 However, I noticed that driving around with the windows open (fair amount of wind noise) did introduce some garbling for the other party. Otherwise, it performed pretty well in a loud environment.

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Academic precariat: How is it possible to hide 75 percent of professors in the United States? | Real-World Economics Review Blog
> The Economy	> Academic precariat: How is it possible to hide 75 percent of professors in the United States?	Academic precariat: How is it possible to hide 75 percent of professors in the United States?
But her concern is not just with adjunct professors. It’s a much larger issue: It may be hard to summon sympathy for people who walk willingly into such working conditions. “Bart, don’t make fun of grad students,” Marge told her son on an oft-quoted episode of The Simpsons . “They just made a terrible life choice.”
August 28, 2012 at 10:12 am	| #1
Same applies to sessional lecturers in the UK, who receive just over 1000 pounds for teaching a full module.
August 28, 2012 at 1:00 pm	| #2
Meanwhile the equivalent pay for a sessional instructor at a two year career college is often under $1,000 per 3hr semester course.
August 28, 2012 at 6:47 pm	| #3
Can anyone spell unionizarion?
August 28, 2012 at 6:48 pm	| #4
OOOps. lol unionization
August 29, 2012 at 1:46 am	| #5
I can spell unionisation but dont join any existing university unions. Casuals have to make their own new union (one that crosses many universities – some of us move around a lot). The old unions are serving a shrinking pool of permanents or part timers. They just cant get their heads around the casual pool at their ankles getting larger by the day as the corporate university spreads its wings.
They dont even price much less for far less service so the incentives just arent there for casuals to joing existing higher ed unions.
August 29, 2012 at 2:52 pm	| #6
Many of us call this phenomenon managerialism. It exists everywhere but expecially in higher education. Unionization is not the anwer. Return universitie to the control of tachers and students and get rid of the new managerial class.
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Elly Russell's blog. Read about her IVF journey and life with her twin girls.: More needles more drugs
More needles more drugs
And so it continues, I've had my call for today and my Estrogen level is now up to 371! I have 20 follicles and they are doing well:
Right side: 11 follicles - 11mm and below
Left Side: 9 follicles - 11, 12, 14, 12, and 11mm and below
My lining is now between 8.4 and 9mm
I get tomorrow off from the clinic, but my drugs are changing too - tonight I will be doing 3 injections! I'm now on 5 powders of Bravelle and 3 Menopur plus 1 Ganilerix too tonight - this is to stop me ovulating too soon.
so if you add the blood test needle from this morning, that 4 in total today! Isn't IVF fun.....
I'm feeling very confident though as 20 follicles is brilliant for me - this is the most I have ever had, and I had begun to think I was a poor responder - I guess the new drugs are working better with my body!
Posted by Elly Russell at 9:25 pm
Thinking of you back here in blighty! Hope all goes well. Love to the two of you.
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Pittsburgh News: Changing terminals in Philadelphia International
Changing terminals in Philadelphia International
Changing terminals in Philadelphia International??
Im flying from Providence into Phili next sat, with a 75 minute layover before I need to connect with my flight to Pittsburgh. I checked the flight boards and maps online and it seems to me that Southwest flies into terminal D and E. If I have to switch terminals will I need to go through secruity again, causing me to have to sprint through the airport...is 75 minutes too short? I have an early flight so I doubt my flight will be delayed (unless poor weather/mechanical issues) Any help will be greatly appriciated! :-D
During a connection, you do not have to go through security again and if you are doing a connection on the same airline (southwest to southwest) you don't have to worry about checked luggage it will be there at the end of your travels. Terminal D to Terminal E at Philly airport isn't too bad and there are people who drive golfcarts if you are exhausted and need assistance they can offer you a ride.


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For the Dream Street blog this month, I created a couple of winter cards using papers that aren't typically for winter...you can see them here! I'll admit, I've been very bad at creating holiday cards and usually just end up doing a photo card to send out. But if I could get started soon enough, I'd love to create my own cards for those special people for the holidays! I used to a few years back when I wasn't on design teams, but it seems as though I don't have as much time anymore. Please share with me any quick, easy holiday card ideas you have! I'd looove to see them!This week I've been busy, busy creating my first 3 projects for Tattered Angels, which I'm SO excited to show you. I am absolutely in love with the Tattered Angels goodies!! This month we are teaming up with Graphic 45 papers. Every other day or so, you'll see 3 projects that the design team has made on the blog (see link above). I'll be back on Saturday to show you my projects! :)
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Fast-food Workers in New York and Ohio – C4AD
MJB June 1, 2015 Reporting
Fast-food Workers in New York and Ohio
In New York where the entry-level fast food workers earn $16,920 per year, the governor has convened a wage board to evaluate whether fast-food workers are adequately paid. In Hamilton County, fast-food workers average about $12,150 per year, but the governor is bound by the minimum wage rates set out in the Ohio Constitution.
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A wage board will determine whether New York’s fast-food workers are adequately paid. The state’s minimum wage is $8.75 and will rise to $9 at the end of the year.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, in an op-ed published May 6 in the New York Times, called income inequality a national problem “that leaders at all levels of government are grappling with.” He said he would direct the labor commissioner to empanel a wage board to investigate wages for fast-food workers.
In the op-ed entitled Fast-Food Workers Deserve a Raise, the governor said the wage board will return in three months with recommendations. The recommendations do not require legislative approval.
To dispel the erroneous perception that fast-food workers are mostly teenagers who want to earn extra spending money, Cuomo cited a number of statistics about fast-food workers:
73 percent are women
70 percent are over the age of 20
More than two-thirds are the primary wage earners in their family
26 percent are raising a child
52 percent have at least one family member on welfare
Cuomo calls the pay gap between CEOs and workers “extreme and obnoxious.” The average fast-food C.E.O. made $23.8 million in 2013, according to Cuomo, while entry-level food service workers in the state earned $16,920 per year. Since 2000, the average C.E.O. pay has quadrupled, while nationally, wages for fast-food workers increased just 0.3 percent.
The state labor commissioner defined fast-food workers as “those workers who prepare food and serve customers in limited service restaurants, where customers order at the counter and pay in advance.” This definition conforms to the industry code 722513 in the North American Industry Classification System.
Hamilton County Fast-Food Workers
Of the 446,696 paid workers in Hamilton County, 12,810 (2.8 percent) are fast-food workers according to 2013 County Business Pattern data from the U.S. Census Bureau. The total annual payroll for such workers, both full- and part-time, was $155.6 million, which equates to an average annual salary of $12,150.
Ohio Minimum Wage Law
Even if Governor Kasich shared Governor Cuomo’s concerns about wages for fast-food workers, he cannot, unlike Cuomo, circumvent the legislature to change the minimum wage. And he could not adjust wages for a segment of Ohio workers such as fast-food workers.
Minimum wage rates are fixed in the Ohio Constitution. Some are set by reference to the federal minimum wage rates. Others are adjusted annually effective January 1 based on inflation.
Non-Tipped Wages in Ohio
Most fast-food workers are paid the wage rates for non-tipped workers since they do not receive gratuities. In Ohio, non-tipped employees are to be paid no less than $7.25 per hour, the federal minimum wage, if their employers gross less than $297,000, or $8.10 per hour, the Ohio minimum wage, if their employers gross more.
About 32 percent of limited service restaurants (208 of 653) in Hamilton County have fewer than 10 employees and likely gross less than $297,000. Employees under the age of 16 are to be paid no less than $7.25 per hour, the current federal minimum wage.
Tipped Wages in Ohio
Ohio law provides that wages do not include gratuities except as provided by rules issued by the Director of the Department of Commerce. Such rules may be amended from time to time by the director.
In Ohio, the director considers tipped employees to be employees in occupations in which they “customarily and regularly” receive more than $30 per month in tips. Employers can elect to pay tipped employees the non-tipped minimum wage, in which case the employer can opt to keep all tips.
Alternatively, employers can elect to use what is called the tip credit provision, in which case tipped employees are paid $4.05 per hour plus tips. However, the employer must be able to show that tipped employees received at least the minimum wage when cash wages and the tip credit amount are combined.
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Nadal's girlfriend Xisca Perello's face crumble after loss | Daily Mail Online
The ecstasy and the WAG-ony: Rafael Nadal's reclusive girlfriend Xisca Perello's face crumbles after her champion starts strongly but loses the Australian Open in an epic battle with Roger Federer
Nadal's girlfriend Xisca Perello has made a rare courtside appearance this year
She was dubbed his lucky charm, but her face crumbled as he lost on Sunday
The Swiss champion and wife Mirka shared an adorable post-match embrace
By Josh Hanrahan and Chris Pleasance For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 10:47 EDT, 29 January 2017 | Updated: 17:18 EDT, 29 January 2017
She was touted as Rafael Nadal's secret weapon that would lead him to Australian Open success, but Xisca Perello's face told the story after an epic men's final.
Having made her first trip to a grand slam alongside Nadal during the past fortnight, the brunette beauty quickly captured the attention of tennis fans around the world.
From one of the front rows of the court Perello, 28, displayed a mixture of emotions as she rode the five set roller coaster alongside her boyfriend.
But despite regularly jumping out of her seat to cheer on the Spanish champion, her face crumbled in disappointment after the match as Roger Federer and his wife Mirka enjoyed an epic 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 win.
Rafael Nadal's girlfriend Xisca Perello had the pain of defeat etched all over her face following his loss to Roger Federer in the Australian Open final on Sunday night
The brunette beauty has been dating Nadal (right) since 2005 and was considered his good luck charm at this year's grand slam, but could only comfort him after his five set loss
In an interview with British newspaper The Telegraph in 2011, she explained 'the idea of me hanging around and waiting on his needs all day tires me out'.
On Sunday, the expressions on the face of both Xisca and her WAG counterpart Mirka Federer told the story of the match.
Xisca (pictured) rode every single moment of the roller coaster match alongside her Spanish superstar
The brunette beauty often at times appeared nervous as she supported the tennis star in the final, but still regularly ensured she cheered on her beau even when his team couldn't watch
The pair have been dating for ten years (pictured in 2006), but Perello has always shunned the media spotlight, saying it would give her boyfriend more things to worry about
Depending on whether their men won or lost a crucial point, game or set, the two women showed a mixture of excitement, anticipation and nerves.
Over the three-and-a-half hours of the contest, it at times appeared the match was in fact taking a bigger toll on them than their partners on court.
And you thought it was tense ON court! The faces of Roger... Rafa's good luck charm! Rafael Nadal's rarely-seen... Her final passing shot! Awkward moment Serena Williams... That winning feeling! Roger Federer shares triumphant kiss...
Seemingly still getting used to the ever changing Melbourne weather, Ms Perello wore both a sleeveless green singlet top and warmer poncho during the match.
Despite having looks that often see her compared to a model, she is an insurance broker by trade.
At the other end of the court to Ms Perello, Mirka Federer (pictured) also rode ever point
Mrs Federer displayed a mixture of emotions throughout the five set battle, looking nervous and biting her fingernails while also regularly standing up and applauding her beau
Xisca also helps support her partner by working as the projects manager for his foundation.
The pair were last week also pictured sharing a tender kiss outside his hotel before she went to tour the Victorian capital, while he headed off for a practice session.
While her once reclusive nature ensure her relationship with Nadal headlines this week, Federer's wife has long been a staple at his matches.
A former professional tennis player herself, Mirka married the Swiss champion in 2009.
Ms Perello's expressions changed with each point throughout the three-and-a-half hour epic
At one stage Ms Perello caught the cameras pointed in her direction and gave a cheeky smile
Earlier in the tournament Perello, 28, shared in the emotional ups and downs of Nadal's semi final against Grigor Dimitrov
Although a grand slam final is nothing new to her, she often looked tense as the match went on.
Looking pensive throughout the early stages, the mother-of-four regularly fidgeted as she watched from the front row of Rod Laver Arena.
In the aftermath of the match the enormity of Federer's record breaking grand slam win became clear, when he was greeted in the tunnel by Mirka.
Unable to wipe the smile from his face as he approached his wife, the Swiss legend held the trophy in one hand and embraced his wife with the other arm.
After sharing a hug, Mrs Federer appeared to whisper something in the ear of the tennis superstar before planting a kiss on her husband.
The win is the 18th grand slam championship of Federer's career, cementing himself as the best player of the modern era.
Federer was met by his wife Mirka immediately after the match, with the couple embracing
Nadal's girlfriend Xisca Perello's face crumble after loss

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After reading The Creative Family recently, I have been thinking about making a little felt crown for Bubs first birthday. Today I decided to make one early so that I could use it for his Halloween costume as well. It was super quick and easy and I was reasonably happy with the results. All it took was a little bit of felt ...
some ribbon (or whatever else you would like to decorate it with) ...
and a little bit of child free time (thanks hubby) and I had nice little crown for my little prince to wear.
Off course I had to make a little cape as well but that didn't stay on very long - it gets in the way off all that crawling, climbing, cruising and standing practice that seems to fill every waking minute of bubs day.
Junior of course opted for the pirate look but I think I might have to make him a little crown too.
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Labels: Family, Halloween, Junior, Mummy, Rascal, sewing
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This afternoon was sunny and just perfect for a picnic at the river and a bike ride.
This was Bubs' first time on the back of my bike and he seemed to enjoy it - although he wasn't too keen on wearing the bike helmet.
Now that hubby has given the bikes a service and Bub has had his maiden ride we are all set for a lot more family cycling.
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Labels: Family, Junior, Play, Rascal, Weekend
The boys and I took a quick visit to the local library yesterday and I happened to mention to the librarian that Junior is an avid reader but that Bub was far too busy for such sedinatary persuits. He only engages briefly when I try to read to him and only seems interested in books with pictures of babies in them.
We try to restrict screen time for the boys and I managed this well with Junior for the first couple of year - as a result he really likes his books. I don't think he saw any TV for the first 12 months of his life and it was sometime before he knew that there was more on than the cricket (generally the only time TV is on much during the daytime here is when a test is on and hubby just can't help himself).
However, once Junior discovered Play School there was no turning back and now every afternoon (when bub has his afternoon nap) Junior announces what he would like to watch for his quiet time. I know this isn't idea but it gives me a chance to catchup on a few chores and organise dinner.
Anyway, on mentioning the difficulties of reading to my second boy (mainly due to the distractions an older brother provide) our friendly local librarian recommended a couple of books and also gave me this fabulous Better Beginnings bag full of lots of useful information, activities and a great baby book (all free!). This really made my day - that and the fact that I also picked up a book to keep me happy this weekend too. Happy Reading!
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Labels: Play, Rascal, reading
Thanks to a friend who recently introduced me to the delights of American Biscuits, this afternoon we enjoyed a delicious plate of Cinnamon Buttermilk Biscuits using a recipe from The Rustic Table . They are incredibly easy to make and delicious served warm straight from the oven. A quick google search brings up hundreds of similar recipes although we omitted the raisins and chose vanilla glaze icing.
Junior just loves them (especially the vanilla icing) and was keen to help out.
We cooked a batch for afternoon tea with Grandpa.
Even Bub had a little taste and seemed happy with the final results.
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I just thought I would share with you a couple of things that are making me smile at the moment;
1. New public art at a local park - I love saying hello to these cheeky cockatoos every time I pass them on the way to the local shops (This piece is by local sculptor Andrew Kay)
2. The fantastic spring weather we had this past week. We've had sunshine and a few showers this week and Junior, who is currently obsessed with Winnie-the-Pooh, has taken to looking up at these clouds and and telling me some of the things he can see in them.
3. These photos of my boys which I had forgotten about. I took them a couple of weeks ago when our internet was down. The boys were having fun on their Uncles new BMW. Bub in particular was having a great time and was all smiles. (He had an unsettled night again last night but seems a little better this morning so hopefully my smiley boy is on the mend).
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After my negative rant in the last post I though I had better share some of the good things from our weekend ..... Friday was a perfect day for a picnic lunch by the river (our first for the season).
Saturday morning I took my usual visit to the farmers market where I bought all sorts of lovely things...
... including flowers for my kitchen (flowers in the house reminds me of home and always makes me smile).
We did a little bit of gardening (fingers crossed the snails leave some for us)
and much to Juniors excitement we are fish-sitting for the neighbours this week.
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Labels: Family, Gardening, Junior
I have just been reading a wonderful post by Kat at Slugs on the Refrigerator. So often she puts so eloquently the thoughts that many mums have, and today she hit the mark once again.
I have had a week of ciaos. Both my boys have yet another cold and as a result they have both been out of sorts and competing with each other for my attention. Bub is teething and seems to be going through his first real bout of separation anxiety. My usually happy baby boy wants to be picked up and carried constantly and is inconsolable whenever I leave the room - crawling after me and crying (a lot!). As a result our house is a mess, I feel totally disorganised and I'm starting to think it would be lovely to have a little time and space of my own to retreat to.
Last night Bub had a terrible night with a fever and not very much sleeping. I spent most of the night in his room trying to settle him or attempting to nap on the sofa. After his 7am feed and a dose of paracetamol, Bub looked ready to crash so I tucked him up in bed with Hubby so I could start the day shift with Junior. Hubby and Bub didn't wake until 9am when the phone rang and Bub was back in bed by 10.30. I have no idea where our day will head now but hopeful my baby will be feeling better soon and I can try and restore some normality to this household. Wish me luck.
PS - I hadn't intended this post to be so negative so I will share some of the nice things from our week soon.
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Labels: Family, Rascal
Bub is growing and changing so quickly at the moment. He can get around quite quickly on all fours but is not content with surveying the world from ground level. He is constantly pulling up and cruising around on any object he can find, no matter how unstable.
Today we took our usual visit to the local park and Bub was determine to climb around on the playground equipment with his older brother. Despite my better judgement I popped him up on the "wobbly bridge" and he was off having a great time.
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A couple of weeks ago I dropped into the Educational Art Supplies shop to buy some glue and as usual I came out with far too much stuff. One of the items I bought was a set of paint scrappers. I know I don't really need them - I'm sure various household items could have done the same thing - but I bought them at a weak moment so today Junior and I have been playing with paint.
We also did a bit of sponge painting and made a start on some Christmas decorations - I know Christmas is still months away but it was a good opportunity while we had the paint out. Anyway that's another post once we get around to finishing them.
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Last week we finally got around to trying a craft activity I have been planning for sometime. I saw this post about Salty Watercolours at The Artful Parent a couple of months ago and we finally managed to get our supplies together and a little bit of time to try it out.
Junior loved the gluing and I was getting a little concerned that everything was going to be covered in it but we moved on to the salty bit ...
and then the colour ....
I think the results are very pretty although with all that glue and salt it did develop a bit of a crusty appearance once it dried completelty.
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DAY 12 OF 13 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN :: Cordelia Dinsmore - Writer
Posted by Cordelia Dinsmore at 6:35 AM
Not your average crop circle! LOL! Thanks for sharing how it's done, Cordelia!
Thanks, Sharon. Yeah, I wonder how they came up with those crop circles before the days of GPS. Maybe I should ask ET.
Sounds wonderful! Here, it would have to be wheat fields...not a lot of corn grown :)
The farmers in Kansas grow it all, Joanna, but none of my neighbors grow corn for mazes. They're too busy to take the time. Thanks for stopping by and joining us for some fun.


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Ron Burns - America's Favorite Animal Artist: Announcing the "I Love My Pet" Contest WINNER!
Posted by Ron Burns at 1:09 PM
msgulliver September 24, 2009 at 3:26 PM
Congrats to the winner and her dog, Viva. It's a prize you'll cherish forever.
Gini Dietrich September 24, 2009 at 4:59 PM
YAY! I luv Viva (and Abbie), too!! Congrats!!
Abbie S. Fink September 24, 2009 at 5:02 PM
Ron -- this was an excellent idea and we are thrilled to be your winner. Viva and I look forward to seeing the sketch.
Anonymous September 24, 2009 at 6:16 PM
She's beautiful! Congrats on a good friend, and a great prize.


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casey/artandcolour: Before We All Had Computers, ca 1880
Keep the machine free from dust
the shifting rod -- with a greasy cloth
Posted by casey artandcolour at 3:04 AM
Labels: Antiques, My collection, Typewriter
phantomX July 26, 2010 at 3:44:00 AM EDT
Your typewriters are very cool. Our family has passed down alot of vintage items. Not all reside with me but they are still in the family. Some of the more interesting ones are common household items, like butter churns and coffee grinders. It's amazing how we take our modern conveniences for granted today - 100 years ago they really had to work for the most basic items.
Anonymous July 26, 2010 at 10:38:00 AM EDT
YOU NEED TO OPEN A MUSEUM. YOU HAVE SO MANY WONDERFUL THINGS.
I LAUGH, WHEN WE BOUGHT THIS HOUSE A FEW MONTHS AGO, GRAMPS WENT UP IN THE ATTIC. GUESS WHAT HE FOUND. ARE YOU READY FOR THE ANSWER.
RIAHCLEEHW A [NOW SPELL IT BACKWARDS]
JUST WHAT I NEED. IT WOULD HAVE BEEN NICE IF IT HAD BEEN A BOX WITH MONEY IN IT. LOL
Anonymous July 26, 2010 at 1:15:00 PM EDT
I LOVE VINTAGE.CAN YOU IMAGINE THE WORDS TYPED ON THOSE MACHINES? I LOOK AT THEM AND WONDER WHO USED THEM.THE SECRETS THOSE MACHINES COULD TELL.
I WAS SO TIRED LAST NIGHT I SLEPT LIKE A LOG. WHEN I WENT ON YESTERDAY, I FIGURE I'D BE ON FOR ABOUT ONE HOUR, WOULD YOU BELIEVE ALL DAY. MARE AND I SPENT THE TIME CHIT CHATTING BACK AND FOURTH. IT WAS FUN.MADE SOME MORE FRIENDS ON F/B AND CAME BACK AND FOURTH CHECKING YOUR SITE OUT. TODAY, I'M TAKING A GOOD NAP. GOOD BYE FOR NOW.
casey/a r t a n d c o l o u r July 26, 2010 at 1:28:00 PM EDT
i love old things a lot, you can tell! I always wonder about their stories too.
casey/a r t a n d c o l o u r July 26, 2010 at 3:04:00 PM EDT
i have an old oak commode i found once. thankfully it was clean inside, lol. my other used it as a planter. not sure where it is now. hmmmmm. must be in the attic.


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