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Side Story Saga 1.6: I'm Watching You.
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Episode 1.0: Dawn
Episode 1.2: And Then, I Came To...
Episode 1.3: Demonic Shield
Episode 1.4: Fate Has No Interest In Benevolence
Episode 1.5: Just Simply Die.
Episode 1.6: Shadow & Light: The Soldier Assassins
Episode 1.7: You Found Her.
Episode 1.8: They Are Coming To Kill You
Episode 1.9: Calm Down...
Episode 1.10: You Found Him.
Episode 1.11: From Hell: The Demonic Sun Flare!!!
Episode 1.12: The End of Your Illusory Superiority
Omake #1: Rade's Awesome Powers
Episode 2.0: Black Magic Woman
Episode 2.2: Black Magic Woman Part 2
Episode 2.3: Black Magic Woman Part 3
Episode 2.4: Black Magic Woman Part 4
Episode 2.5: Tara Kannon: The ScatterShot Bomber!!!
Episode 2.6: The Power of The Diavolo Unit
Episode 2.7: The Beautiful Light of Death
Episode 2.8: Your Story Ends Here.
Episode 2.9: I'll Never Forgive You.
Episode 2.10: Anime Rejects Part 1
Episode 2.11: Anime Rejects Part 2
Episode 2.12: Anime Rejects Part 3
Episode 2.13: Anime Rejects Part 4
Episode 2.14: Anime Rejects Part 5
Episode 2.15: Anime Rejects Part 6
Episode 2.16: All Of This Is Real
Episode 2.17: The (Sol) Survivor Part 1 of 2
Episode 2.18: The (Sol) Survivor Part 2 of 2
Omake#2: Q & A
Side Story Saga 0: On The Origin of Our World
Episode 3.0: A Prologue To Destruction
Episode 3.2: High Places & Principalities
Episode 3.3: The God of Death Always Laughs At You.
Episode 3.4: Are You Listening To Me!?
Episode 3.5: You Are Annoying.
Episode 3.6: The Master General
Episode 3.7: Superiority Complex
Episode 3.8: I Am Not A Hero.
Episode 3.9: You're Doing Great So Far!
Episode 3.10: Your Eyes Haunt Me.
Episode 3.11: Who Am I?
Side Story Saga 1.0: The Guardian
Side Story Saga 1.2: The Starlighters (Children of Id)
Side Story Saga 1.3: The Impure
Side Story Saga 1.4: The Law of Id
Side Story Saga 1.5: The Place Where Degenerates Roam
Side Story Saga 1.6: I'm Watching You.
Side Story Saga 1.7: The Black Angel of Order & Chaos
Episode 4.0: Enter The Black Forest
Episode 4.2: Show Your Self!!
Episode 4.3: What Lies Beyond The Pillars?
Episode 4.4: Everything Is Just Messed Up.
Episode 4.5: Don't Boss Me Around!!!
Episode 4.6: The Assassins & The Hunter Killer (Part 1)
Episode 4.7: The Assassins & The Hunter Killer (Part 2)
Episode 4.8: The Assassins & The Hunter Killer (Part 3)
Episode 4.9: The Assassins & The Hunter Killer (Part 4)
Episode 4.10: Her True Intentions?
Episode 4.11: Return to Starlight City (Part 1)
Episode 4.12: Return to Starlight City (Part 2)
Episode 4.13: The Supreme Commander (Part 1)
Episode 4.14: The Supreme Commander (Part 2)
Episode 4.15: The Supreme Commander (Part 3)
Episode 5.0: This Is None Of Your Business.
Episode 5.2: My Only Purpose Is To Kill.
Episode 5.3: It's Not About What You Think.
Episode 5.4: A Loss of Memory: A Loss of Time.
Episode 5.5: The Target Has Been Identified.
Episode 5.6: My Just Rewards.
Episode 5.7: Parallel Lives
Episode 5.8: You're Not So Bad...
Episode 5.9: How Fast Does This Thing Go!?
Episode 5.10: You're Not Alone.
Episode 5.11: You Feel So Alive!
Episode 5.12: Isn't This A Lot Better?
Episode 6.0: Within The Illusion of Life & Death
Episode 6.2: I Don't Want To Die Like This...
Episode 6.3: 181 Days.
Episode 6.4: The Ether
Episode 6.5: Those Who Dare To Wield A Blind God's Power.
Episode 6.6: The Penalty
Episode 6.7: I Belong To You: You Belong To Me.
Episode 6.8: You're Not Real.
Episode 6.9: A Tale About A Red Eyed Witch.
Episode 6.10: Pride
Episode 6.11: Fall
Episode 6.12: Something Slipped Through The Cracks
Episode 6.13: Tribalism, Dogma & The Twilight of Mankind
Episode 6.14: The Taiyo.
Episode 6.15: Useless Eaters
Episode 6.16: A Boy Named Uriel (Part 1)
Episode 6.17: A Boy Named Uriel (Part 2)
Episode 6.18: A Boy Named Uriel (Part 3)
Episode 6.19: Prelude To A Fitting End.
Episode 6.20: Better Now Than Never
Episode 6.21: Destructive Impurity (End).
Episode 7.0: 15 Years Ago
Episode 7.2: The Daemon Seed (Part 1)
Episode 7.3: The Daemon Seed (Part 2)
Episode 7.4: Burn This World: Wash It Away.
Episode 7.5: Tattletale
Episode 7.6: Weapons of The Taiyo (Part 1)
Episode 7.7: Weapons of The Taiyo (Part 2)
Episode 7.8: Weapons of The Taiyo (Part 3)
Episode 7.9: Tigresa Oscura (Part 1)
Episode 7.10: Tigresa Oscura (Part 2)
Episode 7.11: Tigresa Oscura (Part 3)
Episode 7.12: Everything Changed That Day.
Episode 7.13: The End of Your Everything
Episode 7.14: Never Forget Your Mission
Episode 7.15: This World of Ours Is So Small
Episode 7.16: A Case of Cruel, Bitter Irony.
Episode 7.17: I Want To Give Up.
Episode 7.18: Everything Suddenly Became Colder
Episode 8.0: Filthy Animals
Episode 8.2: The Candidates
Episode 8.3: NOIR: Violent Dagger Thrust
Episode 8.4: A Proper Send Off
Episode 8.5: Filthy Beasts
Episode 8.6: The Sixth Watcher
Episode 8.7: A Double Tap From This Trigger...
Episode 8.8: Calamity
Episode 8.9: A Fitting End To Their Kind.
Episode 8.10: An Explosive Retribution
Episode 8.11: The Assault Rifle Symphony
Episode 8.12: Fine...I'll Take The Call.
Episode 8.13: Flippant Remarks
Episode 8.14: All In Due Time...
Episode 8.15: Right Between Your Eyes
Episode 8.16: Henshin!
Episode 8.17: Your Expectation Is To Kill
Episode 8.18: The Ultimate Theft Part 1
Episode 8.19: The Ultimate Theft Part 2
Episode 8.20: The Ultimate Theft Part 3
Episode 8.21: The Ultimate Theft Part 4
Episode 8.22: An Unfortunate List
Episode 8.23: Epilogue 1: The Conduit (Destructive Seed)
Episode 8.24: Epilogue 2: The Id Codex
Episode 8.25: Epilogue 3: One Thousand Eyes
Side Story Saga 2.0: The Seeker of an Ultimate Truth
Side Story Saga 2.2: The Divine Transfer
Side Story Saga 2.3: The Adama Project
Side Story Saga 2.4: A Goddess of Time & Space
Side Story Saga 2.5: You All Make Me Sick
Side Story Saga 2.6: The Serpent That Destroys All
Side Story Saga 2.7: Well Then, I'll See You Tomorrow.
Episode 9.0: The Search Begins.
Episode 9.2: A Changed Man?
Episode 9.3: A Flower In The Winter
Episode 9.4: What Makes A Good Man?
Episode 9.5: A Peculiar Methodology
Episode 9.6: Official Business
Episode 9.7: The Emissary of a Blind God
Episode 9.8: Official Business (Part 2)
Episode 9.9: Lex Talonis
Episode 9.10: Is My Web Not Beautiful?
Episode 9.11: Predator and Prey
Episode 9.12: The Devoured
Episode 9.13: Until I Go Home
Episode 9.14: A Gathering of Corrupted Souls
Episode 9.15: A Gathering of Corrupted Souls 2
Episode 9.16: I Think That It's Cute
Episode 9.17: The Liquidation Request
Omake# 3: And The Winner Is...
Episode 10.0: Pretty Boy
Episode 10.2: I Remember You!
Episode 10.3: You've Got To Pay To Play
Episode 10.4: Unripe Fruit
Episode 10.5: Did You Miss Me?
Episode 10.6: You Don't Want To Be Him
Episode 10.7: The Mission Begins
Episode 10.8: Humanity Is A Sin
Episode 10.9: The Assassin That Won't Kill
Episode 10.10: A Horrible Word...
Episode 10.11: I'll Kill You!!!
Episode 10.12: Please Comply, and Die.
Episode 10.13: Delaying The Inevitable
Episode 10.14: A Deadly Underestimation
Episode 10.15: There's No Turning Back Now
Episode 10.16: The Forbidden Conjuration
Episode 11.0: Daemonic Assault
Episode 11.2: The Beatings Will Continue
Episode 11.3: Sudden Impact
Episode 11.4: The True Personification of Hell
Episode 11.5: Welcome Back, Master
Episode 11.6: Why Am I Explaining Myself To You!?
Episode 11.7: Conjuration Comes With A Price
Episode 11.8: Within The Grip of Death
Episode 11.9: Lightning Shock Therapy
Episode 11.10: Destiny Lanze
Episode 11.11: Now Where Were We?
Episode 11.12: Is There Life Beyond Death?
Episode 11.13: Dark Matter Devil Fire
Episode 11.14: This Is Where The Slaughter Begins
Episode 11.15: The Penalty Begins
Episode 11.16: Put Your Mask Back On
A Prologue To The Righteous Death of The Universe 1
A Prologue To The Righteous Death of The Universe 2
A Prologue To The Righteous Death of The Universe 3
A Prologue To The Righteous Death of The Universe 4
A Prologue To The Righteous Death of The Universe 5
Episode 12.0: The Phantom Ghost: Part 1
Episode 12.2: The Phantom Ghost: Part 2
Episode 12.3: I Know Who You Really Are
Episode 12.4: Apologies Are Meaningless
Episode 12.5: Serpent vs. Daemon Part 1
Episode 12.6: Serpent vs. Daemon Part 2
Episode 12.7: Serpent vs. Daemon Part 3
Episode 12.8: Serpent vs. Daemon Part 4
Episode 12.9: Serpent vs. Daemon Part 5
Episode 12.10: The Deathblow
Episode 12.11: Maybe You're Seeing Things?
Episode 12.12: Come Make It Happen!
Episode 12.13: As You Wish
Episode 12.14: Fangs of The Serpent
Episode 12.15: The Beginning of Your Ending
Episode 12.16: Cardiac Distress
Episode 12.17: At That Moment, I Realized...
Episode 12.18: Armor of God (Part 1)
Episode 12.19: Armor of God (Part 2)
Episode 12.20: The Pawns of a Conspiracy
Episode 12.21: Ulterior Motives
Episode 12.22: There Is No Escape
Episode 12.23: There Is No Escape (Part 2)
Episode 12.24: Puppets on Strings
Episode 12.25: We Need To Talk
Episode 12.26: Mission Complete
Episode 12.27: What Did He Do?
Episode 12.28: A Violation of Protocol (Part 1)
Episode 12.29: A Violation of Protocol (Part 2)
Episode 12.30: The Man Behind The Mask (Epilogue 1)
Episode 12.31: The Man Behind The Mask (Epilogue 2)
Side Story Saga 3.0: Tara Kannon & The Phantom Ghost
Side Story Saga 3.2: A Twisted Scheme
Side Story Saga 3.3: Who Is The Poor Soul?
Side Story Saga 4.0: The Kushiel Rebellion
Side Story Saga 4.2: The Fated One
Side Story Saga 4.3: The Shield & Stryke Maneuver
Side Story Saga 4.4: A Boy's Fate
Side Story Saga 4.5: The Fires of Fate
Side Story Saga 4.6: Do You Believe In Fate?
Side Story Saga 4.7: I'm Comfortable With You
Side Story Saga 4.8: The Power to Choose
Side Story Saga 4.9: The Dominion of The Strong
Side Story Saga 5.0: There's Only One Way To Survive
Side Story Saga 5.2: Lost Within Her Own Thoughts
Side Story Saga 5.3: Her 4th Assassination Mission
Side Story Saga 5.4: The Infiltration (Part 1)
Side Story Saga 5.5: The Infiltration (Part 2)
Side Story Saga 5.6: The Infiltration (Part 3)
Side Story Saga 5.7: She Danced With The Devil
Side Story Saga 5.8: The Vengeful Will Be Damned
Side Story Saga 5.9: Unmasked
Side Story Saga 5.10: I'll Avenge Her For You
Side Story Saga 5.11: A Good Village Girl
Side Story Saga 5.12: You Remind Me of Him
Side Story Saga 5.13: Impaling Bamboo Barrage!
Side Story Saga 5.14: A Beautiful Assassin
Side Story Saga 5.15: A Huntress
Side Story Saga 5.16: Strykes vs. Bamboo Judas
Side Story Saga 5.17: Strykes vs. Bamboo Judas II
Side Story Saga 5.18: Strykes vs. Bamboo Judas III
Side Story Saga 5.19: The Beast Is Dead
Side Story Saga 5.20: You're Better Off This Way
Side Story Saga 5.21: Only The Monsters Will Survive
Episode 13.0: Shall I Obliterate You?
Episode 13.2: Raid On Azrael
Episode 13.3: Behavioral Observation
Episode 13.4: You've Done Me Wrong
Episode 13.5: Pay For It With Blood
Episode 13.6: You Cursed At Me!!
Episode 13.7: People Died Because Of You
Episode 13.8: Bonded Together
Episode 13.9: Return of The Spider
Episode 13.10: Return of The Spider (Part 2)
Episode 13.11: You Disgust Me
Episode 13.12: I Beg Your Pardon, My Love?
Episode 13.13: Most Men Are Cowards
Episode 13.14: The Devil Has Left
Episode 13.15: The Fallout
Episode 13.16: The Fallout (Part 2)
Episode 13.17: The Fallout (Part 3)
Episode 13.18: The Fallout (Part 4)
Episode 13.19: The Fallout (Part 5)
Episode 13.20: Death Prelude
Episode 13.21: Jiro
Episode 13.22: The Suspects
Episode 14.0: They Caught Us
Episode 14.2: Give Me That
Episode 14.3: She Was One Of Us
Episode 14.4: Hidden In Plain Sight
Episode 14.5: A Full Blown Conspiracy
Episode 14.6: They Don't Matter Anymore
Episode 14.7: Prelude To A Massacre
Episode 14.8: Prelude To A Massacre 2
Episode 14.9: Kill Your Master
Episode 14.10: You Seem Lonely
Episode 14.11: Freckles
Episode 14.12: Mystery Meat
Episode 14.13: Anthropophagy
Episode 14.14: I Can't Believe I Ate That
Episode 14.15: What Are You Implying?
Episode 14.16: That Would Be Splendid!
Episode 15.0: You Seem Nervous, Tonight...
Episode 15.2: This Is The Way It Has To Be
Episode 15.3: It Doesn't Work On Her
Episode 15.4: The Massacre, Part 1
Episode 15.5: The Massacre, Part 2
Episode 15.6: The Massacre, Part 3
Episode 15.7: The Massacre, Part 4
Episode 15.8: The Massacre, Part 5
Episode 15.9: The Massacre, Part 6
Episode 15.10: The Massacre, Part 7
Episode 15.11: The Massacre, Part 8
Episode 15.12: The Massacre, Part 9
Episode 15.13: The Massacre, Part 10
Episode 15.14: The Massacre, Part 11
Episode 15.15: The Massacre, Part 12
Episode 15.16: The Massacre, Part 13
Episode 15.17: The Massacre, Part 14
Episode 15.18: Energy in Motion!!!
Episode 15.19: Keep Calm
Episode 15.20: Going Home
Episode 15.21: Full Circle
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- Creation of a State Debt - Baltimore County - Morning Star Family Life Center
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- Delegates Sydnor and P. Young
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- In the House - Unfavorable Report by Appropriations
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Fiscal and Policy Note
Bond Bill Fact Sheet
Authorizing the creation of a State Debt not to exceed $500,000, the proceeds to be used as a grant to the Board of Directors of the MSBC Five Star Program, Inc. for the acquisition, planning, design, construction, repair, renovation, reconstruction, site improvement, and capital equipping of the Morning Star Family Life Center, located in Baltimore County; providing for disbursement of the loan proceeds, subject to a requirement that the grantee provide and expend a matching fund; etc.
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- Appropriations
Cross-filed with: SB0349
Bill File Type: Regular
Effective Date(s): June 1, 2018
NOTE: Bond bills that received funding in fiscal 2019 were amended into the State's Capital budget (SB 186). Individual bond bills were not acted upon by the legislature, instead the General Assembly amended SB 186 to specifically list the projects it selected for Bond Funding.
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2 Fat Quarters (or 1/2 a metre) A fat quarter is a traditional measure of fabric used by quilters. Essentially, it's a quarter of a metre of fabric, cut in a particular way. It measures approximately 50cm x 55cm. By special request we do offer 'thin quarters' which is the same surface area of fabric, cut as a long thin piece from the bolt. Contact us if you'd like more information, or to request your fabric is cut in this way. |
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- Do not wipe down the chain with soap or a towel. Use a cleaning brush to remove any debris buildup, if needed.
- At the end of each class, students should be encouraged by instructors to release all the tension from the bike to allow perspiration to evaporate.
- If your facility allows members to interchange pedals, it is critical that the pedals are checked after each class to prevent damage and possible injury.
- Water bottle cages are easily damaged during class when over-sized bottles are forced to fit within them. Checking and tightening the screws will help prevent damage.
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It's been a long time since the people who lived in rural Xuanping saw their little town, which was flooded by a powerful earthquake in 2008. But thanks to a steep drop in water levels, parts of their village in China's Sichuan Province are visible again, from homes and businesses to its school.
The village's ghostly return began in July, when water levels fell from 712 meters to 703 meters above sea level — a difference of nearly 30 feet, as news site China Daily Asia reported.
Ironically, it was more water that helped the village to resurface, as the banks of the barrier lake that covers the village were damaged by severe flooding, causing the overall water level to drop sharply.
The phenomenon has continued, and some former residents have seized the chance to return to their doomed village.
"Incredibly, the national flag hanging on the pole of Xuanping primary school has even been spotted," Anthony Bond reports in The Daily Mail. "Many people have returned to the area to look at their former village - with some even able to have a look around their former homes."
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CHICAGO (AP) — Pediatricians have a new prescription for schools: later start times for teens.
Delaying the start of the school day until at least 8:30 a.m. would help curb their lack of sleep, which has been linked with poor health, bad grades, car crashes and other problems, the American Academy of Pediatrics says in a new policy.
The influential group says teens are especially at risk; for them, "chronic sleep loss has increasingly become the norm."
Studies have found that most U.S. students in middle school and high school don't get the recommended amount of sleep – 8 1/2 to 9 1/2 hours on school nights; and that most high school seniors get an average of less than seven hours.
More than 40 percent of the nation's public high schools start classes before 8 a.m., according to government data cited in the policy. And even when the buzzer rings at 8 a.m., school bus pickup times typically mean kids have to get up before dawn if they want that ride.
"The issue is really cost," said Kristen Amundson, executive director of the National Association of State Boards of Education.
School buses often make multiple runs each morning for older and younger students. Adding bus drivers and rerouting buses is one of the biggest financial obstacles to later start times, Amundson said. The roughly 80 school districts that have adopted later times tend to be smaller, she said.
After-school sports are another often-cited obstacle because a later dismissal delays practices and games. The shift may also cut into time for homework and after-school jobs, Amundson said.
The policy, aimed at middle schools and high schools, was published online Monday in the journal Pediatrics.
Evidence on potential dangers for teens who get too little sleep is "extremely compelling" and includes depression, suicidal thoughts, obesity, poor performance in school and on standardized tests and car accidents from drowsy driving, said Dr. Judith Owens, the policy's lead author and director of sleep medicine at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, D.C.
The policy cites studies showing that delaying start times can lead to more nighttime sleep and improve students' motivation in class and mood. Whether there are broader, long-term benefits requires more research, the policy says.
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Amundson is a former Virginia legislator and teacher who also served on the school board of Virginia's Fairfax County, near Washington, D.C. Owens, the policy author, has been working with that board on a proposal to delay start times. A vote is due in October and she's optimistic about its chances.
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A few days ago I posted about a bike brand that made lovely bikes and then, for reasons I don't understand, had a page about 'recommended clothing'. The post illicited many responses, which is always great. Many people, however, wandered off onto tangents. Let's tidy it up a bit by shovelling the proverbial footpath. Firstly, yes yes yes, we all all aware that Minneapolis is cold in the winter. Although, having spent most of my childhood - for reasons beyond my control - growing up in Calgary, Canada, Minnesota winters are girlie winters to me… :-).
And like the Montréalers on the blog, others know too well the chill of winter. One of the chaps behind Larry vs Harry cargo bikes used to be a bike courier in Montréal, in the winter, and he couldn't recognize the need for such Rambo gear in the previous post.
'My winters are are colder than your winters' is not the point of the post or anything to do with what I'm trying to say.
Many visitors to this blog ride their bikes or are involved with bike policy in cities around the world. Those of you in North America are in a minority. It is in everybody's interest to do whatever we can to change that to a majority, or at the least increase the numbers. Urban cycling is a product and products should be sold properly. If you want people to buy a product, it is generally not a good idea to overcomplicate it. When you buy shampoo, you usually assume that you'll just have to squirt some in your hands and lather it into your hair. You may not choose to buy a shampoo that comes complete with two bottles that require you to mix two carefully-measured liquids together [measuring spoons included] with a custom-made mixing apparatus [batteries not included] after which you insert the completed mixture into the Shampoo Application Tool © [please use protective glasses!] that applies the shampoo onto your scalp. Pay $30 extra and get the newly improved Lather Removal Kit! So while I may think someone who buys the above shampoo kit to be quite odd. - I completely respect those who ride long distances each day. - I used to race so I can appreciate the joy of bike racing or bike touring. - I realise that some people live - and ride - in climates that are colder than average or in areas with a hillier geography than average. I love everyone mentioned above. We all do. However, for the majority out there that needs inspiration, very few of the points above are good marketing. They are quite useless in fact. They all highlight that cycling can be strenuous and difficult and this is what many companies have been trying to sell for decades in North America and elsewhere. Long distances? 50% of Americans live within 8 km of their workplace. That's a lot of Americans. 85% of Americans use their car for journeys under 5 km. Certainly, many of these people don't have bike-friendly routes to use, but if only 10% of the above numbers were encouraged to ride, think of the difference that would make. Or even 5%. Let's face it. In order to ride a bike you need... a bike. Period. Anybody who tells you that you need more than that wants to sell you something. Nothing wrong with merchants wishing to sell you products. That's as old as homo sapiens. It's economics. I just choose to criticise this prevalent over-complication of a simple issue.One of our readers, the always interesting Adrienne, wrote in the comments that:
"What if every person in America decided to ride bikes? That would be wonderful! What if everyone of them decided to do it in helmets and lycra and clips? Would that make it less so?"
On paper, it would be fantastic. I believe, though, that no matter how you twist it or turn it, the majority will never end up as 'bicycle enthusiasts'. Just look at the cities that are moving forward these days. Portland isn't filled with lycra-clad, Oakley-glassed, carbon-fibered cyclists. There are many average people on average bikes. Look at New York City - the day is coming when New Yorkers Who Ride a Bike will outnumber New York Cyclists. Look at Paris. Nowhere on the planet has seen such a massive increase in the number of bikes on the streets in such a short amount of time as in the French capital. European cities - both those with great numbers of people on bikes and those who are booming - have traditionally avoided the overcomplication factor and they are reaping the benefits on all levels of society. Reduced traffic and pollution, better health standards, fewer sick days for citizens... and so on. People just want to be inspired to ride a bike and that's what we should be focusing on. Let the merchants adapt to the 'New Wave of Cycling' instead of trying to get the general population to adapt to the tiresome 'Cycling is a Sport' mantra.
Here's another comment from a reader who has recently embraced urban cycling in New York, as posted on the piece about New York's increase of cyclists.
"It is true, yes, in New York although it's harder to see the change from my perspective as a participant in it (started riding daily mid-summer). There has been some mild resentment of the new riders from established "tribes", but I think even they realize that normalized cycling is better for all. American cycling lore (the gear, the outfit, the helmet) will continue to be passed down through the athletic segments (currently, half of my ladyfriends are "triathletes") but submission to that lore among everyone else has been broken with surprising ease. It makes me think that the massive conformity displayed previously was more a result of self-selection (adults that want to compete in athletic events, or place themselves in front of speeding cars with no support from infrastructure or law) than any part of our nature, which is a huge relief!"Encouraging news which backs up my postulate about how most people aren't going to end up in lycra or on the membership rosters of bicycle clubs. So what should be tell people who live in cold climates? Should we present them with a long, expensive list of 'gear' that they need to purchase? Will that encourage Mr Average and his family? Not. Pierre, from Montréal, wrote a comment about what he wears in the dead of winter and I thought about what I wore. People who live in a cold city probably own clothing that they wear each and every day and which is suitable for the climate. What's wrong with those clothes? They already own them and use them. There is absolutely nothing to stop them from wearing them on a bike - unless you want to sell them something, of course. When a snowstorm hits or the temperature falls, this is what I wear. I ski and snowboard, so I own a ski jacket. I have ski gloves. I have winter boots. I supplement these things with a scarf and a flat cap. This is the same clothing I take when I drive an hour and half to ski/snowboard in Sweden or when I head to the Alps. This is the same clothing I'd wear if I went to Minneapolis or Montréal in the winter. On or off a bike.
Most people have clothes like this. It is enough. All they need is a bike. Spread the word.


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This topic covers pregnancy information, including planning for labor and delivery. If you aren't pregnant yet, see the topic Preparing for a Healthy Pregnancy.For more information on labor and delivery, see the topic Labor and Delivery.
What can you do to have a healthy pregnancy?
You may be happy and excited to find out that you're pregnant. And you may be a little nervous or worried. If this will be your first child, you may even feel overwhelmed by all of the things you need to know about having a baby. There is a lot to learn. But you don't have to know everything right away. You can read all about pregnancy now, or you can learn about each stage as your pregnancy goes on.
Pregnancy is measured in trimesters from the first day of your last menstrual period, totaling 40 weeks. Most babies are born at 37 to 42 weeks.
During your pregnancy, you'll have tests to watch for certain problems that could occur. With all the tests you'll have, you may worry that something will go wrong. But most women have healthy pregnancies. If there is a problem, these tests can find it early so that you and your doctor or midwife can treat it or watch it to help improve your chance of having a healthy baby.
Taking great care of yourself is the best thing you can do for yourself and your baby. Everything healthy that you do for your body helps your growing baby. Rest when you need it, eat well, and exercise regularly. Drink plenty of water before, during, and after you are active. This is very important when it's hot out.
You'll need to have regular checkups. At every visit, your doctor or midwife will weigh you and measure your belly to check your baby's growth. You'll also get blood and urine tests and have your blood pressure checked.
It's important to avoid tobacco smoke, alcohol and drugs, chemicals, and radiation (like X-rays). These can harm you and the baby.
What kinds of exams and tests will you have?
Your first prenatal exam gives your doctor or midwife important information for planning your care. You'll have a pelvic exam and urine and blood tests. You'll also have your blood pressure and weight checked. The urine and blood tests are used for a pregnancy test and to tell whether you have low iron levels (are anemic) or have signs of infection.
At each prenatal visit you'll be weighed, have your belly measured, and have your blood pressure and urine checked. Go to all your appointments. Although these quick office visits may seem simple and routine, your doctor is watching for signs of possible problems like high blood pressure.
In some medical centers, you can have screening in your first trimester to see if your baby has a chance of having Down syndrome or another genetic problem. The test usually includes a blood test and an ultrasound.
During your second trimester, you can have a blood test (triple or quadruple screen test) to see if you have a higher-than-normal chance of having a baby with birth defects. Based on the results of the tests, you may be referred to a geneticist for further discussion. Or you may have other tests to find out for sure if your baby has a birth defect.
Late in your second trimester, your blood sugar will be checked for diabetes during pregnancy (gestational diabetes). Near the end of your pregnancy, you will have tests to look for infections that could harm your newborn.
What changes can you expect in your body and your emotions?
You will go through some amazing changes during pregnancy. Your body, emotions, and relationships will all do some growing. These changes are common, but some may be a challenge.
Every woman feels these changes in her own way. Even the way she changes can change. In the beginning of your pregnancy, you may feel so tired that you can barely keep your head up. But at other times, you may have trouble sleeping.
Many women feel nauseated in the morning (morning sickness) or at other times of day in the early part of pregnancy. But some women never have this problem. Your breasts will get larger and may feel tender. Throughout your pregnancy, you may get heartburn or crave certain foods, and you may have aches and pains. You also may enjoy the flutters of your baby moving and kicking.
Your emotions may move around too. Even women who are happy about their pregnancy may worry a lot about their babies. They may even feel some sadness at the coming changes in their lifestyles.
Your relationship with your partner and other children you may have also may change. Talk with your partner and with your doctor if you have concerns about how you're feeling.
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Health Tools help you make wise health decisions or take action to improve your health.
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- Healthy Eating: Changing Your Eating Habits
- Healthy Eating: Cutting Unhealthy Fats From Your Diet
- Healthy Eating: Making Healthy Choices When You Shop
- Pregnancy and Diabetes: Planning for Pregnancy
- Pregnancy: Dealing With Morning Sickness
- Stress Management: Breathing Exercises for Relaxation
- Stress Management: Doing Guided Imagery to Relax
- Stress Management: Managing Your Time
Prenatal Visits and Tests
The first test you may have is the one you take at home to see if you're pregnant. After you know you're pregnant, you will have a series of tests throughout your pregnancy to make sure you and your baby are healthy.
At-home pregnancy test
If you think you might be pregnant, you can use a home pregnancy test as soon as you think you have missed your period.
Pregnancy is measured in weeks from the first day of your last menstrual period. There are several methods to find out your due date.
Checkups and tests after you know you're pregnant
As soon as you know you're pregnant, make an appointment with your doctor or certified midwife. Your first prenatal visit will provide information that can be used to check for any problems as your pregnancy progresses. It's also a good time to think about how you want to partner with your doctor or midwife.
Good care during pregnancy includes regularly scheduled prenatal exams. At each prenatal visit, you'll be weighed, have your abdomen measured, and have your blood pressure and urine checked. Use this time to discuss with your doctor or midwife your list of pregnancy concerns or problems.
At different times in your pregnancy, you may have additional exams and tests performed. Although some are routine, others are only done when you ask for them, when a problem is suspected, or if you have a risk factor for a problem.
- Your first prenatal visit includes a health history, physical exam, and blood and urine tests.
- First-trimester exams and tests may include fetal ultrasound, which uses reflected sound waves to provide an image of your fetus and placenta.
- Second-trimester exams and tests may include fetal ultrasound and electronic fetal heart monitoring. Later in the second trimester, you will have an oral glucose screening test for possible gestational diabetes. If you have Rh-negative blood, you may have an antibody screening test and will receive an injection of Rh immunoglobulin. Screening tests help your doctor look for a certain disease or condition before any symptoms appear.
- Third-trimester exams and tests may include fetal ultrasound, hepatitis B screening, and group B strep screening.
Testing For Birth Defects
Tests in the first and second trimester can show if your baby has a birth defect. It's your choice whether to have these tests. You and your partner can talk to your doctor or midwife about birth defects tests.
To learn more about these tests, see the topic Birth Defects Testing.
You can choose from different kinds of tests. If you are worried about the chance of a birth defect, you might want test results as early as possible. If your risk for having a baby with a birth defect is very low or if knowing that your baby has a birth defect wouldn't change your plans, you might decide not to have early tests. Or you might choose not to have these tests at all.
Health and Nutrition
The best way to help yourself have a healthy pregnancy is to eat well, exercise regularly, get plenty of rest, and avoid things that could hurt your baby.
For more tips on how to have a healthy pregnancy, see Quick Tips: Healthy Pregnancy Habits.
Eat well
- Try to get proper nutrition. Pay close attention to your folic acid, iron, and calcium intake and the need for slow, gradual weight gain. Women who are obese have a different weight-gain goal than other women.
- A vegetarian diet requires special attention so that you get enough protein, vitamin B12, vitamin D, and zinc, in addition to the extra folic acid, iron, and calcium that all expectant mothers need. These nutrients are vital to your fetus's cellular growth, brain and organ development, and weight gain.
- Calcium is an important nutrient, especially during pregnancy. If you can't or don't eat dairy products, you can get calcium in your diet from nonmilk sources such as tofu, broccoli, fortified orange juice or soy milk, greens, and almonds.
Stay active
- Exercise during pregnancy can help your body best handle labor, delivery, and recovery. Moderate activity such as brisk walking or swimming is ideal during pregnancy. Some women enjoy prenatal yoga. Drink plenty of water before, during, and after you are active. This is very important when it's hot out.
- Do pelvic floor (Kegel) exercises during and after pregnancy. They strengthen your lower pelvic muscles. They may help prevent urine control problems (incontinence) after childbirth.
- In addition to moderate exercise, the following stretching and strengthening exercises are well suited to pregnancy:
What to avoid
- Medicines that are not approved by your doctor or midwife
- Alcohol and drugs
- Tobacco smoke
- Sources of food poisoning that may cause listeriosis or toxoplasmosis infection, such as raw meat, poultry, or seafood; unwashed fruits or vegetables; and cat feces or outdoor soil that cats commonly use
- Raw (unpasteurized) milk and cheeses made with raw milk
- Fish that contain high levels of mercury, such as shark, swordfish, king mackerel, marlin, orange roughy, bigeye tuna, or tilefish from the Gulf of Mexico.
- Hazardous chemicals, radiation, and certain cosmetic products
- Caffeine (or limit your intake to 1 cup of coffee or tea each day)
- Things that raise your core body temperature, such as doing hot yoga or using hot tubs and saunas
What's okay when you're pregnant
- Sex causes no problems during an uncomplicated pregnancy, and sexual interest often changes during different phases of a pregnancy.
- Working or going to school, if it isn't too physically demanding, is usually fine during pregnancy. Scale back if you're becoming too worn down as your pregnancy progresses. Talk to your doctor or midwife if you are at risk for preterm labor.
- Travel is usually a safe choice until later pregnancy. Talk to your doctor or midwife if you have any concerns. During your third trimester, it's best to stay within a few hours of a hospital, in case of sudden changes that need medical attention.
- Wearing a seat belt is vital to protect yourself and your baby during pregnancy.
- Massage during pregnancy is safe when it is done by a specially trained massage therapist.
Body Changes
Pregnancy is a time of many changes. Your body will go through a lot on the way to creating a new person.
Normal physical changes and symptoms throughout pregnancy
Although they can range from mild to severe, the following conditions are common during pregnancy:
Many pregnant women also have:
- Changes in vaginal discharge. A thin, milky-white discharge (leukorrhea) is normal throughout pregnancy. Also, the tissues lining the vagina become thicker and less sensitive during pregnancy.
- Nosebleeds and bleeding gums
- Hemorrhoids and constipation
- Varicose veins
- Hair changes
- Stretch marks, itchiness, and other skin changes
- Hand pain, numbness, or weakness (carpal tunnel syndrome)
- Mild swelling of your feet and ankles (edema).
First trimester
The first trimester of pregnancy lasts from week 1 through week 12. Your first sign of pregnancy may be a missed menstrual period. Other early signs of pregnancy, caused by hormonal changes, include:
- Fatigue.
- Breast tenderness.
- Increased urination.
- Fullness or mild aching in your lower abdomen.
- Nausea with or without vomiting, also known as morning sickness.
Second trimester
The second trimester of pregnancy (from week 13 to week 27) is the time when most women start to look pregnant and may begin to wear maternity clothes. By 16 weeks, the top of your uterus, called the fundus, will be about halfway between your pubic bone and your navel. By 27 weeks, the fundus will be about 2 in. (5 cm) or more above your navel.
You may find that the second trimester is the easiest part of pregnancy. For some women, the breast tenderness, morning sickness, and fatigue of the first trimester ease up or disappear during the second trimester, while the physical discomforts of late pregnancy have yet to start. Pressure on your bladder may be less as the uterus grows up out of the pelvis.
Common symptoms you may experience during the second trimester of pregnancy include:
- Breast changes.
- Leg cramps.
- Back pain.
- Pelvic ache and hip pain.
- Stretch marks and other skin changes.
- Hemorrhoids and constipation.
- Heartburn (also a symptom of gastroesophageal reflux disease, or GERD).
- Nosebleeds and bleeding gums.
- Hand pain, numbness, or weakness (carpal tunnel syndrome).
- Braxton Hicks contractions, which are "warm-up" contractions that do not thin and open the cervix (do not lead to labor).
Third trimester
The third trimester lasts from week 28 to the birth. Many women have some discomfort during this time as their belly gets bigger. You might have trouble getting comfortable so you can sleep. And you might have a few other aches and pains.
Common symptoms you may experience during the third trimester include:
- Braxton Hicks contractions, which are "warm-up" contractions that do not thin and open the cervix (do not lead to labor).
- Fatigue.
- Back pain.
- Pelvic ache and hip pain.
- Hemorrhoids and constipation.
- Heartburn (a symptom of gastroesophageal reflux disease, or GERD).
- Hand pain, numbness, or weakness (carpal tunnel syndrome).
- Breathing difficulty, since your uterus is now just below your rib cage, and your lungs have less room to expand.
- Mild swelling of your feet and ankles (edema). Pregnancy causes more fluid to build up in your body. This, plus the extra pressure that your uterus places on your legs, can lead to swelling in your feet and ankles.
- Difficulty sleeping and finding a comfortable position. Lying on your back interferes with blood circulation, and lying on your stomach isn't possible. Sleep on your side, using pillows to support your belly and between your knees. Later in your pregnancy, it is best to lie on your left side. When you lie on your right side or on your back, the increasing weight of your uterus can partly block the large blood vessel in front of your backbone.
- Frequent urination, caused by your enlarged uterus and the pressure of the fetus's head on your bladder.
Baby Development
Pregnancy is measured in trimesters from the first day of your last menstrual period, totaling 40 weeks. The first trimester of pregnancy is week 1 through week 12, or about 3 months. The second trimester is week 13 to week 27. And the third trimester of pregnancy spans from week 28 to the birth.
Your baby will change from week to week. To learn more about how your baby is changing each month and about what tests you might think about having, see the Interactive Tool: From Embryo to Baby in 9 Months.
First trimester
During the week after fertilization, the fertilized egg grows into a microscopic ball of cells (blastocyst), which implants on the wall of your uterus. This implantation triggers a series of hormonal and physical changes in your body.
The third through eighth weeks of growth are called the embryonic stage, during which the embryo develops most major body organs. During this process, the embryo is especially vulnerable to damaging substances, such as alcohol, radiation, and infectious diseases.
Having reached a little more than 1 in. (2.5 cm) in length by the ninth week of growth, the embryo is called a fetus. By now, the uterus has grown from about the size of a fist to about the size of a grapefruit.
The first trimester is a time of amazing development. The embryo starts out looking like a tiny seed, then a tadpole with a tail, and then more human.
Second trimester
If this is your first pregnancy, you'll begin to feel your fetus move at about 18 to 22 weeks after your last menstrual period. Although your fetus has been moving for several weeks, the movements have not been strong enough for you to notice until now. At first, fetal movements can be so gentle that you may not be sure what you are feeling.
If you've been pregnant before, you may notice movement earlier, sometime between weeks 16 and 18.
During this time, the fetus is still building up body fat and starting to put on a lot of weight. By the end of the second trimester, your fetus is about 10 in. (25.5 cm) long and weighs about 1.5 lb (680 g).
Third trimester
The third trimester of pregnancy spans from week 28 to the birth. The fetus moves frequently, especially between the 27th and 32nd weeks. After week 32, a fetus becomes too big to move around easily inside the uterus and may seem to move less.
Your due date marks the end of your 40th week. Most babies are born at 37 to 42 weeks. During this final trimester, your fetus grows larger and the body organs mature.
At the end of the third trimester, a fetus usually settles into a head-down position in the uterus. You will likely feel some discomfort as you get close to delivery.
Emotions and Relationships
The emotional experience of pregnancy is different for every woman. It's common to have mixed emotions and to feel uncertain—even if your pregnancy was planned.
Because of the increasing hormones and the fatigue of early pregnancy, mood swings can be worse than before pregnancy. Many women worry that their baby will have a problem. Or they may feel anxious about childbirth.
Your relationships with family and friends may change as you adjust to having a new family member.
- Emotional changes occur throughout pregnancy.
- Changes in your relationship with your partner are to be expected as your focus shifts to your own and your baby's well-being.
- Getting support from your partner is important to help you bond as a family and to help you have less stress.
- Handling pregnancy and parenting can be a challenge. Rest whenever you can. Prepare your other child or children ahead of time to help your family adjust to the demands of a newborn.
With all the changes in your life, you may feel stressed at times. Try relaxation exercises and use time management tips and skills at home.
Health Concerns
Some women have health problems or concerns before they get pregnant. For other women, problems may come up during pregnancy. Your doctor or midwife will work with you to prevent or manage these problems to help you have a healthy pregnancy.
If you have a health problem or concern, you may have a high-risk pregnancy. This means that your doctor or midwife needs to follow you closely. It doesn't mean that something will go wrong during your pregnancy.
Pregnancy when you have health problems
- Depression during pregnancy requires treatment to reduce risks to you and your baby, before and after pregnancy.
- If you have diabetes, it's important during pregnancy to keep your blood sugar in your target range. Planning diabetes care before and during the first few weeks of pregnancy can lower your risk of problems.
- Obesity during pregnancy can increase the chance of problems. But most women who are obese have healthy babies. Your doctor will follow you closely and will plan a pregnancy weight gain that is right for you.
- If you have chronic high blood pressure during pregnancy, special care may be required. Your doctor may need to change the medicines you take to control your high blood pressure.
- Managing asthma during pregnancy is important for making sure you and your baby are getting enough oxygen. Most, but not all, asthma medicines are safe to use during pregnancy.
- Having epilepsy during pregnancy may require you to switch medicine or make other changes. But stopping medicine is not always the best solution. Having seizures during pregnancy can also harm the baby. Talk with your doctor about the best choice for you.
- Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) during pregnancy requires early detection and treatment to prevent newborn infection.
- Cancer treatment during pregnancy is delayed whenever possible to prevent harm to the baby. But chemotherapy is sometimes used, when needed.
Common infections during pregnancy
- Vaginal yeast infections are more common in pregnancy because of the increased levels of hormones. Call your doctor or midwife if you have symptoms of a vaginal yeast infection or bacterial vaginal infection (bacterial vaginosis).
- Urinary tract infection is common during pregnancy and must be treated with antibiotics to prevent a dangerous infection or preterm labor.
- Bacterial vaginosis (BV) that causes symptoms is usually treated with oral antibiotics.
- Some women carry group B strep bacteria in their vaginal area. A woman can pass this infection to her baby during vaginal birth. This infection doesn't cause symptoms, but you will be screened for it in your third trimester.
Health problems that can happen during pregnancy
- Preeclampsia can develop after 20 weeks of pregnancy. It causes high blood pressure and protein in your urine. It can be very dangerous for the mother and baby. For more information, see the topic Preeclampsia and High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy.
- Gestational diabetes can make your baby grow too large, which can cause problems during delivery. To learn more, see the topic Gestational Diabetes.
- Preterm labor is the start of labor between week 20 and week 37 of pregnancy. The earlier the preterm labor, the greater the risk of problems with the baby. To learn more, see the topic Preterm Labor.
- Placenta previa happens when the placenta attaches in the wrong place in the uterus. To learn more, see the topic Placenta Previa.
- Placenta abruptio happens when the placenta separates too soon from the uterus. To learn more, see the topic Placenta Abruptio.
- If you have Rh-negative blood and your partner is Rh-positive, you need RhoGAM (Rh immunoglobulin) treatment to prevent Rh sensitization.
- The risk of blood clots can increase during pregnancy and after delivery.
- Cholestasis of pregnancy is a liver problem that makes your skin very itchy. It happens when the flow of bile slows down or is blocked. It may cause problems for your baby. Your doctor will watch you and your baby closely.
Other concerns during pregnancy
- Smoking during pregnancy increases the risk of problems such as low birth weight, preterm labor, and miscarriage.
- Pregnancy over age 35 poses some risks, but most older women have healthy pregnancies.
- Medicine use (including herbal remedies) during pregnancy should always be approved by your doctor or midwife, to prevent harm to the fetus.
- Immunizations help protect you and your baby from certain health problems. The flu vaccine and the tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis (Tdap) vaccine are recommended for all pregnant women. It is safe to get these vaccines during your pregnancy. You may need to get other vaccines before or soon after your pregnancy.
- Pregnancy after bariatric surgery may mean that you keep seeing the doctor who did your weight-loss surgery, along with seeing the doctor or midwife who is caring for you during pregnancy.
- Domestic violence can happen more often and/or get worse when women are pregnant. It is dangerous for both the mother and the baby. For more information and to learn how to get help, see the topic Domestic Violence.
Planning for Labor
During your prenatal visits, talk with your doctor or midwife about what you would like to happen during your labor. Consider writing up your labor and delivery preferences in a birthing plan, either in a childbirth education class or on your own. You can find examples of birthing plans on parenting websites.
Because no labor or delivery can be fully anticipated or planned in advance, be flexible. Your experience after labor begins may be totally different from what you expected. If an emergency or an urgent situation arises, your plans may be changed for your own or your baby's safety.
When making plans for your baby's birth, consider the location of your delivery, who will deliver your baby, and whether you want continuous labor support from a doula, a friend, or family members. If you haven't already, this is also a good time to decide whether you'll attend a childbirth education class, starting in your sixth or seventh month of pregnancy.
Learn about labor and delivery ahead of time. Think through your preferences for comfort measures, pain relief, medical procedures, and fetal monitoring. And think through how you want to handle your first hours with your newborn. To learn more, see the topic Labor and Delivery.
Planning to breastfeed
Plan ahead for breastfeeding by learning about breastfeeding and finding a good lactation consultant ahead of time and buying necessary supplies. To learn more, see the topic Breastfeeding.
Cord blood banking
Sometime during your pregnancy, you may get information about cord blood banking. Cord blood is the blood left in the umbilical cord after birth. Think about whether you want to bank your baby's umbilical cord blood for possible future use.
When To Call
At any time during pregnancy
At any time during your pregnancy, call 911 if you think you have symptoms of a blood clot in your lung (called a pulmonary embolism). These may include:
- Sudden chest pain.
- Trouble breathing.
- Coughing up blood.
At any time during your pregnancy, call your doctor now or seek immediate medical care if you:
- Have signs of preeclampsia, a potentially life-threatening condition, such as:
- Sudden swelling of your face, hands, or feet.
- Visual problems (such as dimness or blurring).
- Severe headache.
- Have symptoms of a blood clot in your arm or leg (called deep vein thrombosis or DVT). These may include:
- Pain in the arm, calf, back of the knee, thigh, or groin.
- Redness and swelling in the arm, leg, or groin.
At any time during your pregnancy, call your doctor or midwife now if you:
- Have pain, cramping, or fever with bleeding from the vagina.
- Pass some tissue from the uterus.
- Think or know you have a fever.
- Vomit more than 3 times a day or are too nauseated to eat or drink, especially if you also have fever or pain.
- Have an increase or gush of fluid from your vagina. It's possible to mistake a leak of amniotic fluid for a problem with bladder control.
At any time during your pregnancy, call your doctor or midwife today if you:
- Notice increased swelling of your face, hands, or feet.
- Have any vaginal bleeding or an increase in your usual amount of vaginal discharge.
- Have pelvic pain that doesn't get better or go away.
- Have signs of cholestasis of pregnancy that seem to be getting worse. For example:
- Your itching gets worse or you get other symptoms.
- There is a new or increasing yellow color to your skin or the whites of your eyes.
- Have painful or frequent urination or urine that is cloudy, foul-smelling, or bloody.
- Feel unusually weak.
Between 20 and 37 weeks
If you are between 20 and 37 weeks pregnant, call 911 or other emergency services immediately if you:
- Have severe vaginal bleeding.
- Have severe abdominal (belly) pain.
- Are in your third trimester and have had fluid gushing or leaking from your vagina (the amniotic sac has ruptured) AND you know or think the umbilical cord is bulging into your vagina (cord prolapse). If this happens, immediately get down on your knees so your buttocks are higher than your head to decrease pressure on the cord until help arrives. Cord prolapse can cut off the fetus's blood supply. (These measures apply to you if you are as early as 24 weeks pregnant.)
If you are between 20 and 37 weeks pregnant, call your doctor or midwife now or go to the hospital if you:
- Have signs of preterm labor, including:
- Mild or menstrual-like cramping with or without diarrhea.
- Regular contractions for an hour. This means about 6 or more contractions in 1 hour, even after you've had a glass of water and are resting.
- Unexplained low back pain or pelvic pressure.
- Have noticed that your baby has stopped moving or is moving much less than normal.
- Have uterine tenderness or unexplained fever (possible symptoms of infection).
After 37 weeks
After 37 weeks, call 911 or other emergency services immediately if you:
- Have had fluid gushing or leaking from your vagina (the amniotic sac has ruptured) AND you know or think the umbilical cord is bulging into your vagina (cord prolapse). If this happens, immediately get down on your knees so your buttocks are higher than your head to decrease pressure on the cord until help arrives. Cord prolapse can cut off the fetus's blood supply. (These measures apply to you if you are as early as 24 weeks pregnant.)
After 37 weeks of pregnancy, call your doctor or midwife now or go the hospital if you:
- Have vaginal bleeding. (For light spotting, you can call at any time on the same day.)
- Have had regular contractions for an hour. This means about 4 or more in 20 minutes, or about 8 or more within 1 hour.
- Have a sudden release of fluid from the vagina.
- Notice that the baby has stopped moving or is moving much less than normal.
Related Information
- Alcohol Effects on a Fetus
- Alcohol or Drug Use During Pregnancy
- Asthma During Pregnancy
- Avoiding Mercury in Fish
- Breech Position and Breech Birth
- Cesarean Section
- Fertility Awareness
- Gestational Diabetes
- Growth and Development, Newborn
- Health and Safety, Birth to 2 Years
- Medicines During Pregnancy
- Miscarriage
- Multiple Pregnancy: Twins or More
- Placenta Previa
- Placental Abruption
- Preeclampsia
- Premature (Preterm) Infant
- Preterm Labor
- Rh Sensitization During Pregnancy
- Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC)
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Author: Healthwise Staff
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Cricut Spring Holiday Cards Cartridge:
These were so easy and quick to cut! LOVE THAT! The top project is actually a little treat bag and it was cut at 4-1/2". The layered card on the front was also cut at 4-1/2". Second card was cut a bit bigger at 5-1/4". I think this is the best value of the release. Paper by Stampin Up! and American Crafts.
Cricut Groovy Times Cartridge:
This 5" x 5" card was the perfect size to fit the word art and funky disco shoes. I also used a top note type cut from the Cricut Songbird. This retro groovy cartridge, with accompanying full feature key of layered word art, is unlike anything Provocraft has ever released. Paper by DCWV.
There are even more projects to see so check out the link below:
Melanie - Courtney Lane Designs
Check back later for even more previews! I will be showing the new cartridges all through the weekend!
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