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Chapter 1 ~ An Un-natural Feelin (Seth's POV)
For Some Reason Since Jasper Had Left It Felt Like Whenever I Was Near The Cullens Something Pulled Me To It I Wanted To Go So Bad To See What It Was But I Needed My Sleep And When I Wasn't Sleeping I Was Doing Patrols Or Eating I Never Got A Chance. If Only I Could Go And Sneak A Peak Over There To See What It's About But I Was Stuck With Sam Right Now And Since He Was Probally Reading My Every Thought He'd Tell The Other Wolves Not To Let Me Go Over There. I Was Feeling That Pull Right Now While I Did My Shift Wondering, Wondering, Wondering What This Strange Pull Towards The Cullens Place As I Raced Around Both La Push And Their Place. "Seth Will You Please Shut Up About Your Little Pull To Their House And Focuse On Patroling!" Sam Barked. "Sorry Sam." I Said Quickly. That Was One Bad Thing About Being A Wolf You Can't Think To Yourself At All Because Everybody Knows You To Well. "Seth Watch The Trail Now!" Sam Used His Alpha Voice To Send Me Back To Watching The Trail As I Entered La Push. Right Then Jared And Paul Phased In And Ended My Shift And Sam's. "Thank God You Guys Got Here Seth's Been Going Crazy About His Supposed Pull To The Cullen's." Sam Quickly Phased Out With Him Being Close To His House. I Continued Running To My House With Paul And Jared Snickering. I Quickly Caught Up To Jared Nipped His Leg Then Turned For My House Before He Caught Me. "HAHAHAHA THAT'S WHAT'CHA GET JARED." I Used My Hearing To Make Sure He Wasn't Following Me Because That Would Get Me Hurt If I Phased And Was Vulnerable In My Human Form While Him In His Wolf. When I Knew Neither Was Near Me I Phased And Put On My Shorts And Walked Into My House. "You Hungry Seth?" My Mom Asked Me. "When Am I Not Hungry," I Smiled And Chuckled As I Sad Down At The Table And Started Eating A Dinosaur-Sized Turkey Leg. "Mom I Love Your Turkey Leg's," I Said With My Mouthful. "Don't Eat With Your Mouth Full," She Tried Smacking Me In The Back Of The Head But With My Super Hearing I Was Able To Dodge. I Swallowed Quickly. "Sorry Mom," "You Better Be." She Griped As I Quickly Finished The Turkey Leg And Took Off For My Room To Get Some Clothes For A Shower. "I'll Probally Be Able To Figure It Out Tomarrow Since Sam Is Letting Us All Off For Jake's Wedding....I'll Figure It Out Then." I Said As I Stepped Out Of The Shower Now Clean And Put On My Clothes. "Time For Bed." I Said As I Snuggled In And Set My Alarm Clock Since I Was Jake's Best Man For The Wedding And Fell Asleep.
Chapter 2 ~ The Dawn Of A New Day
Alice's POV
I Had Finally Got Everything Ready For Nessie's Wedding. Once Her And Jacob Had Left For The Day I Had Got Out My Planner And Went To The Living Room And Worked The Last Details Out With Bella Edward Rosalie And Esme. We Left Emmett Out Because He'd Want To Make It Mocking Jake And The Rest Of The Pack And We Knew That Renesmee Would Not Stand For It. Once We Had Finally Worked Out How To Set The Flowers We Set Up The Entire Thing Making Sure Jacob And Nessie Would Not See Anything Off It. They Were Staying At Jacob's House Tonight And In The Morning Edward And Bella Would Go And Get Them To Make Sure The Couldn't Go Snooping Around And Looking At How It Was Set. Even Though Edward Didn't Want Too Really (He Still Hated The Idea Of Renesmee And Jacob Being Together Even Though He Knew Jacob Would Never Hurt Her On Purpose We Were Forbidden To Think About What Jacob And Nessie Could Do When They Were Away...Would Do When They Were Away) He Was Going To Help Jacob Get His Hair Out Of It's Always Messy Stature And Actually Make It Nice While Bella And Esme Would Help Renesmee Out. (I Had Given Up On The Idea Of Helping Knowing I Would Just Bring Nessie Down) Once Everything Was In Place And I Had A Minute To Myself I Knew What I Was Going To Do Anyways And I Would Get Killed By Jacob If I Did It During The Wedding So I Went Up To My Room Shut The Door And Moped As Much As I Could Before The Wedding Over My Beloved Jasper Leaving Me.
Seth's POV
I Woke Up To The Blaring Off My Alarm Clock. "Today Is The Day I Find Out Why I'm Being Pulled To The Cullens Why I Want To Go There So Much" I Thought Confidently To Myself. I Quickly Turned Off My Alarm Clock Before Leah Could Come In Here Yelling And Got Some Day Clothes Thinking I Would Change Into My Tux When I Was At The Wedding So I Went To The Bathroom And Took A Quick Shower, Brushed My Teeth, Combed My Hair, Grabbed My Tux And Took Off For The Cullens. I Passed Bella And Edward On Their Way Out And They Told Me I Could Change In Edwards Room The Only Two Bathrooms Were Already Prepped For Renesmee And Jacob. The House Was Strangly Quiet But Strikingly Beautiful Kinda How Sam Thinks Emily Looks. I Went Quickly To Edward's Room And Changed But I Didn't Know Where To Start Looking For The Pull Then Suddenly It Happened The Pull Was Strong Stronger Then Before. So I Followed It To Alice's Room. "Alice? What Would She Have To Do With It?" I Thought To Myself As I Knocked On The Door Quietly. "Alice Can I Please Come In?"
Chapter 3 ~ Alice And Seth Finally Together
Alice's POV
I had just finished moping and was getting up to go to my closet to pull out my dress, when Seth knocked (thankfully quietly) on my door asking to come in. "What Seth?" I said as I sat back down on my bed. "I really need to talk to you," He quietly said as the front door slammed signaling that Jacob and Nessie were back with Edward And Bella. "Why can't we see what our own wedding look's like?" Jake And Nessie almost said at the same time."Technically your not even supposed to see each other on your wedding day. Thats how it was with mine and Bella's wedding day," Edward answered."Ya, why do you think you two are blindfolded," Bella added.Then they were quickly rushed into their bathrooms. The doors slammed shut, indicating that the prep was starting. "Fine Seth come in," I said with an annoyed sound in my voice. "Thanks, that makes me feel wanted," he said as he came in and shut the door. Wow he looks hot, I thought as I quickly looked him up and down. But then I looked him in the eyes and it all snapped. It was like he was the only thing that mattered right then, right now.
Seth's POV
I knocked on the door quietly. "Alice can I please come in?" "What Seth?" she quietly said as I heard her sit down on her bed. "I really need to talk to you." I said quietly as Jacob and Nessie were suddenly brought in, griping as they were ushered to their bathrooms. "Fine Seth come in." I quickly opened the door and walked in, and then shut the door behind me. I watched as she quickly looked me up and down, I knew she was checking me out. I was suddenly excited. Then she looked me in the eyes. After all the wolves told me about imprinting, showed me what it felt like, I knew it was her. I couldn't help myself, I was suddenly on top of her, kissing her sweet, tasting lips. Wherever she touched my skin, it felt great. Having my skin burn like that, her scent was suddenly the best thing in the world. I was completely out of it when I was thrown to the floor by Alice. I winced, shut my eyes, then opened them again. "What the hell was that for!" I said with a little anger in my voice as I got up. Then my brain remembered that she was my imprint, I immediately said sorry. "Why don't you tell me why you were on top of me Seth!" "I'm sorry I saw you checking me out, then I looked into your eyes and I...I imprinted on you Alice and I got impulsive and then I was on top of you, I am super sorry Alice. I've always been one of the most impulsive of the pack." I said quietly as I stayed standing up, scared I'd be thrown into the wall if I got impulsive again. "Wait just a minute you imprinted on me, but you've looked into my eyes like a thousand times. I thought it had to be the first time," she quickly said, almost all in the same second. "I don't know, I guess I somehow knew that you were so in love with Jasper, that even if I imprinted on you, you wouldn't want me. Since I'm alive forever, as long as I keep phasing and I'm around vampires, I just decided I would wait for him to leave." I suddenly said and the second I said Jasper I regretted it. If she could, she would be bawling right now. "I'm super sorry Alice. Please don't look like that, you're literally killing me." I quickly tried to look away, but I couldn't help myself (Stupid Impulsiveness). I sat by her and had my arm around her, hugging her to my side, as she put her head on my shoulder with a really sad look on her face. Just then the door burst open and Jacob and Edward barged in, then Edward said "Alice what's wrong?" as he quickly read both our minds. "Well Leah isn't going to like this." Jacob said and then they both said "Seth you imprinted on Alice!" "GET OUT NOW!" Alice growled at both of them. I winced at the intensity of her words as I sat next to her. Jacob and Edward quickly retreated, shutting the door behind them, I got up. "Seth could you please get my dress out of the closet, then you can leave if you want to."
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Chapter 4 ~ I Love You Alice Please Never Leave Me
Seth's POV
I walked over to the closet, grabbed the dress that was clearly for the wedding, and handed it to Alice "I'm just gonna give you some privacy while you change. Call me back when your done, I'll help you with anything you need. Unless you don't want any help." I said quickly and backed out of the room while closing the door. I decided that Alice would want some alone time to sort this out, so I sat down against the wall, facing the door. I listened to Alice change, then to my suprise she opened the door and saw me sitting down. "Well come on silly, you said you wanted to come back in," she said, finally giving in to the temptation of me imprinting on her,knowing it would kill me if she didn't. I quickly got up and joined her in her room, shutting the door behind me. I gave Alice a quick kiss on the cheek, which she smiled at me for, then she went and sat in a chair and started fixing her hair. I layed down on her bed, enjoying how it smelled like her, how this whole room smelled like her. Suddenly she was sitting beside me, holding a necklace in front of me. "Could you please put this on Seth? I can't get the clamp to unclick so I can latch it." "Of course my dear Alice." I sat up and took the necklace gently from her hands and latched it on her neck. Then I started massaging her shoulders, seeing that the muscles there were pulled tightly from the stress of planning the wedding. "Thank you so much Seth, I really needed that," she pulled herself on to my lap so I could easily massage them for her. "Your welcome Alice. If you need anything don't hesitate to ask me, I'll do anything for you," she smiled as I said that. "I know you would, I've seen how imprinting works. Want to know what's weird Seth? Just yesterday I was asking myself why I wasn't special enough to have a wolf imprint on me. I can see how much Jacob loves Nessie and no matter how hard it gets, he would never leave her." I stopped massaging her neck, wrapped my arms around her waist and pressed her back to my chest, allowing my heat to relax her muscles. "Don't worry Alice, I will never leave you, no matter what happens." She smiled the second I said that. "I like the sound of that." She turned around, wrapped her legs around my waist and pressed me down on the bed, kissing me and leaving me burning wherever she touched me. I loved that burning sensation. I pulled away when I felt myself becoming impulsive. I didn't want to get carried away, it would end in the destruction of both of our outfits if she didn't let me go. "I'd love for this to continue Alice, but I'm impulsive and if you don't stop me soon enough, then both our outfits will be ripped and shredded." She pouted for a second and then smiled. " I think we can continue later, we are both old enough and nothing will happen since I'm a vampire." I quietly whispered in her ear, "Just ask me to stay tonight and its a deal. I can't say no to you. Then we can do anything you want." She smiled, "So no matter what, if I ask, you can't say no." "I can try and talk you out of it, but if you press it, there's no way I can say no." She smiled again,"Well we should go get in place, it's almost time." I quickly got up while holding Alice in the air, her legs were still wrapped around me. She let go of my waist and was standing in front of me. "Let's go." We walked hand in hand down the stairs and got to the altar, which was equally as beautiful as the rest off the house. "Great job Alice." "Thanks," she smiled.
Jacob's POV
I rolled my eyes as Edward, once again, went over how this was gonna go and that I might as well accept it. "God, why can't you shut up," I thought, forgetting he could read minds and was probably picking through my mind; more than likely trying to figure out what was going to happen on Isle Esme. (Which he will not get until we get back) "Fine Jacob I'll stop going through it. I just don't think your getting it. I will kill you and anybody else who messes up this wedding." "First off, no you won't because if you go for the pack, the pack will turn you into a jigsaw puzzle and I'll let them. Second here's a little hint, the ENTIRE pack will be here, so I'd stop your threats, they're getting annoying. So just shut up already," I said as I finished my hair. "Now I'm going to get in place, ok." I heard him growl as I walked out of the room. Then I heard a loud thump come from Alice's room. I ran up there, with Edward right behind me, and threw open the door. I saw Alice in Seth's arms and immediatly knew that look of care and concern. He imprinted on Alice. As Edward said, "Alice what's wrong?", I said, "Well Leah isn't gonna like this." I winked at Seth, letting him know I wouldn't tell her but I really don't think he saw it. "GET OUT NOW!" Alice quickly growled at us, so we hurriedly ran out of the room before our heads, well Edward's, she wouldn't ruin Nessie's wedding, were on the floor. We shut the door behind us. "Wow, I've never seen Alice that angry before! She honestly scared me when she growled." I told Edward. "Ya, I've seen her get irritated, but not angry. I bet this is going to be an awkward topic in the pack mind." "Ugh, I don't even want to think about that right now. Ok, now I'm going to go get in place." I walked to the altar and stood in place, chatting with Old Quil Ateara, he would be heading the ceremony. I was eagerly waiting for the wedding to start. The place was beautiful, with both mine and Nessie's favorite flowers, red and white roses. They were everywhere, coodinating each other, helping them grow in beauty. All of a sudden Alice and Seth came strolling in, holding hands. I smiled. Seth has been a complete wreck since he started feeling the pull to the Cullen's house. If Bella had seen him, she would have said he was turning into Sam. But hopefully we never have to see that again, now that he's with Alice. Wow I still couldn't figure that out. Oh well nothing we can really do about it now. "Seth what are you doing with Alice?!" I turned to see Old Quil freaking out a little bit by seeing Seth and Alice walking hand and hand toward us. "Well Quil," Seth snickered at calling Old Quil by that "I imprinted on the lovely Alice."Quil just shook his head and went back over what he was supposed to be saying later. I smiled at Seth and Alice, who had finally reached us. "Thank you Sh...," I saw Seth's menacing glare at me when I was about to call Alice by my nickname for her and immediately rethought it, "Thank You Alice this is the most beautiful wedding I've ever seen." "Your welcome Jacob." She smiled at Seth because she also hated being called 'Shorty', which was what I was going to call her.
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The terry cloth makes them very absorbent, so there is no plastic or nylon insert in GladRags. And they find it is not necessary because GladRags are so absorbent! But just like disposable pads, they will leak or spill over if you leave them on too long. You will become familiar with just how long you can go before changing your pad. You should change your GladRags about as often as you would change disposables (every 2 to 6 hours, or as needed).
Where are GladRags made?
Portland, Oregon, USA.
How long will GladRags last?
GladRags are made to last at least 5 years. Many women still use the same pads they bought from us when they started in 1993!
How are they mini and maxi?
GladRags are meant to be as versatile as their customers are. You can customize your GladRags according to your menstrual flow by using more or fewer inserts inside the holder. On heavy flow days, use both inserts that come with the GladRag, or add a third (you can purchase extra inserts and extra holders in the GladRags Extras section of their website). On light days use only one insert.
Why do I change the whole GladRags pad, instead of just the inserts?
The versatile 3-part design of GladRags, serves multiple purposes:
What kind of fabric are GladRags made from?
All of their GladRags are made from cotton flannel and cotton terry cloth. The color pads are conventional cotton flannel and the undyed are organically-grown cotton flannel.
How does the Night Pad work?
This pad is longer and wider to provide more coverage while you are lying down. In addition to the terry cloth in the inserts, the night pad holder has a layer of terry cloth throughout so you get extra protection. It's wonderful to go to bed and rest assured that you're covered! The night pad can be used as a post-partum pad and some of their customers with larger bodies or heavier flows use it during the day.
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How many do I need?
Menstrual cycles vary greatly from woman to woman. Most women use 6 to 12 day pads and 1 to 3 night pads and maybe supplement light days with pantyliners. It all depends on your flow and how often you do laundry. Change your GladRags as often as you would change a disposable, and remember: a pad consists of the holder and two inserts, and so you must change the whole thing, not just the inserts.
You can get started with their Pad Sampler Kit. Or, you may wish to reward yourself with one of their comprehensive Deluxe Kits.
Which pads are best for me?
About the Cost Savings
Do GladRags cost more than disposables?
No, they're actually much cheaper. When compared to the amount of money spent on disposables, it only takes a couple of years to make up the cost of your GladRags. They are made to last 5+ years. Many women tell us they still use the same pads they bought when they started in 1993! Think of this: it would be tremendously expensive (not to mention wasteful!) to continuously re-stock their kitchens with disposable paper plates, so they buy plates that they can use indefinitely. They make an initial investment into something reusable that will last a long time. It's the same with GladRags.
I know using GladRags saves money in the long run but it's expensive to get started. What should I buy with a limited budget?
You could start with a Pad Sampler Kit. Another option is to supplement GladRags with your current products and add to your collection over time as your budget allows
Safety Concerns
Are GladRags as safe as disposables?
Yes! They've all had that time when they weren't quite expecting our period some blood got on our underwear. You didn't think they were now dangerous to your health because you got some blood on them and you probably did not throw them away. They think that it is safer to launder reusable pads than throw disposables in the landfill. Disposable pads and tampons are not sterile products, although the over-packaging and whiteness of these products leads you to believe they are. In fact, they are often laden with harmful chemicals that can be absorbed by the skin in one of the most porous parts of your body.
Can I get toxic shock syndrome when using GladRags?
There is always a "chance" of getting toxic shock syndrome (TSS) with any menstrual product. GladRags are one of the safer options because blood is not staying in the vaginal canal, where the development of TSS is most likely to occur. TSS is caused by usually harmless bacteria found on our skin or in parts of our body. If the bacteria get into the bloodstream, through a cut or tear, they release a toxin. While the risk is still minimal, tampons create a more ideal opportunity for the growth of these bacteria and can dry out the vaginal canal by absorbing the vagina's natural moisture, which can lead to minute tears and increase the chance of TSS.
Are GladRags FDA approved?
GladRags are FDA accepted for market (nothing is FDA approved) and registered with them.
Post-Partum, Vulvodynia, Allergies, Incontinence
Do GladRags work for women with vulvodynia, vaginitis or allergies?
Yes! They've sold many GladRags to women dealing with these conditions who find the pads helpful during their cycles. Many women have noticed that tampons and disposable pads can be a source of vaginal irritation, and most are unaware that disposable products are highly processed and may contain chemicals to "keep you dry" or cover up odor. Vaginal irritation, allergies, burning, itching, and frequent yeast infections, can all be the result of, or exacerbated by, disposables.
Do GladRags work for light incontinence?
Yes! A number of their customers have told us they use GladRags for light incontinence. Again, they help prevent irritation and allow your skin to breathe, which is important for people who are wearing them everyday. And just the same as with menstrual use, the number and style of GladRags you use will depend on how heavy your leakage is. Please note that GladRags are not designed for full incontinence.
Mary from Delaware notes her success at using GladRags for stress incontinence:
"Just sending a note to let you know how much I love your product! I don't really need any pads because they last SOOOOOO long...in fact I no longer need them "monthly". Yes, they have seen me through to menopause (and some occasional stress incontinence). I find the day holders alone are sufficient enough to make me feel secure every day... Keep up the good work..."
Are GladRags good for post-partum?
Yes - the night pads are especially great for post-partum. While many new moms find they need a large amount of GladRags or pads to carry them through post-partum, any amount of reusable pads would be helpful. They are softer and kinder than plastic on your skin. Some women place their inserts in the freezer after dipping them in witch hazel. The cool inserts soothe and help your tender parts heal.
GladRags' customer, Mary, had this to say about GladRags:
"Thought I'd let you know that I love my GladRags. I've had them for at least 10 years and they're still going strong! I've used them post-partum after having their three children, and not just in the conventional way. I made a tea of healing herbs and put some on my liners and popped them in the freezer...they were a welcome bottom-soother after delivery!"
GladRags are designed to last five years. But they know some women who still have the pads the bought early in their business that started in 1993. That's a long time!
Using a product one time is not enough. Think of all the tampons and pads you use each time you menstruate and then think about how many times you will menstruate in your lifetime.
If you menstruate 340 times in your lifetime, using 20 disposables per period, that amounts to 6800 pads or tampons thrown away. Now consider all the women using disposables in the world. If 500 million women use disposables throughout their lifetime, that's 3.4 trillion pads or tampons thrown away! Not only is landfill space taken up, but these materials cannot be reused and are no longer part of the resources available to us.
Then, of course, there's all that packaging, (wrappers, boxes, applicators) that are also thrown away, all the garbage bags used, all the diesel fuel used to truck those products to the stores week in and week out. Using GladRags for even a portion of your cycle makes a difference!
GladRags Story
Inspired by the simple utility, earth-friendliness, and comfort of cloth diapers, GladRags was founded in 1992 in Portland, Oregon. It began as a home based business that quickly outgrew the extra bedroom and moved to its own building. Today, GladRags is still a small company but with a big presence, promoting positive attitudes toward menstruation and making the environment a safer, cleaner place. GladRags can be found in health food stores and natural pharmacies nationwide.
GladRags' Awards and Acknowledgements:
GladRags Staff
They have a small team of employees that keep GladRags running day to day - filling orders, answering customer questions, and brainstorming how to get more women to switch from disposables and join the GladRags Community. In addition, they hire a crew from Oregon Employment Services Corporation (OESCo), which finds job opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities. The OESCo crew joins us one afternoon per week to package pads, pantyliners, and cups for store shelves and mail order.
GladRags Mission
"Reusable pads. That's gross!" That's a comment they've heard more than once. But just envision your lifetime supply of used pads and tampons in landfills or washed up on a beach. Now that is gross! The menstrual cycle is a healthy and natural process and it is their mission to create healthy products and market with a positive spin. Language is a powerful force. By talking about their cycles more openly - with positive images and language - they believe women can re-define menstruation.
How to UseBefore using your menstrual cup for the first time, thoroughly wash your hands and the cup in warm water with a mild soap. You may boil the Moon Cup in an open pan for up to 5 minutes.InsertionTo insert your menstrual cup, press the sides of the cup together to fold the cup in half, then fold in half again. The rim of the cup will now be held in a "C" shape. Gently insert the cup rim-first into the vagina to where it feels comfortable. After some practice you will learn how to most comfortably position your menstrual cup. The cup will pop open during insertion.RemovalMenstrual cups are commonly emptied between 2 and 4 times per day. You will learn how frequently to empty your cup depending on the heaviness of your menstrual flow. Before removal, thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water. Tug gently on the stem, then squeeze the base of the cup between your thumb and forefinger to break the seal. If you cannot reach the stem or base of cup, bear down with your internal muscles to help push the cup downward. Gently pull the cup downward at an angle, holding it carefully to avoid spills. Empty the contents of the cup into the toilet. It is not necessary to remove the cup before urination or bowel movements.If you find that the stem is too long for your comfort, you may remove the cup and carefully trim the stem to a comfortable length. Do not trim the stem off completely.
Cleaning & CareWash your menstrual cup with mild soap and water before reinsertion. At the end of your cycle, wash and dry the menstrual cup before storing it in the drawstring fabric bag provided. Do not store your menstrual cup in a plastic bag or airtight container. At the beginning of your next cycle, thoroughly wash your cup with mild soap and water before using. You may also choose to boil the cup in an open pan for up to 5 minutes.Important! The Moon Cup has tiny holes below the rim which should be kept clean. Do not use a toothpick or other sharp objects to clean the holes as this may damage the cup. Instead, submerge the cup in water and squeeze the water out through the holes.Your menstrual cup may naturally discolor slightly over time. This does not impair its function.
The Keeper and Moon Cup cannot be used during intercourse and is not a contraceptive device. The Keeper and Moon Cup will not protect against pregnancy or sexually transmitted diseases.
Keep away from children and pets.
Do not flush down the toilet.
Remove The Keeper or Moon Cup and consult your physician if you experience symptoms such as general pain, burning, irritation, inflammation in the genital area, or discomfort during urination.
Replace your menstrual cup immediately if any signs of damage are observed.
The Keeper or Moon Cup should sit lower in the vagina as a receptacle for blood and cellular debris that is extruded from the uterus via the cervix during menstruation. If the cervix is obstructed, you could experience severe cramping.
Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS):
Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) is a rare but serious condition caused by toxins produced by the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus and can occur in men, women, and children. TSS has been associated with high-absorbency and prolonged use of tampons. The symptoms of TSS occur suddenly and include high fever, vomiting, sunburn-like rash, dizziness, and diarrhea.
If you experience the symptoms of TSS while using The Keeper or Moon Cup, discontinue use immediately and seek medical attention immediately.
Please Note: If you have any gynecological conditions, please consult your physician before using The Keeper or Moon Cup.
If you have additional questions about how to use your menstrual cup, please visit www.gladrags.com for FAQ information, or give Glad Rags a call at 800-799-4523 for assistance.
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But to say ethanol is better than gasoline is not always true! that is the main problem. depending on the biomass source (corn, sugarcane, etc.), the region and scale of the production site, ethanol is not just a little worse than gasoline, but up to 30%!! so, I say, stop this nonsense, use gasoline and do something more efficient with your biomass!!
and it's even worse that this is subsidized from many governments (not just the US)
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Let's not also forget that the economics of selling biomass-derived power are bad; it's only marginally profitable with subsidies. Selling liquid fuels is still a significantly better economic prospect.
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Nationwide, 49 percent of buy levitra over night shipping our electricity comes from coal. Here in Washington state, it's about 17 percent. In California, it's 15 percent. Washington and where to find cialis California have the highest per capita hybrid vehicle ownership rates so it stands to reason that electric vehicles purchase rates will also be highest here.
Switching to any new fuel source will involve massive infrastructure changes. However, electricity offers the cheapest new infrastructure costs. Electricity is already everywhere. We know how to make it, store it, transport it, and deliver it. Heck, with a vertical axis wind turbine or PV array you can make it yourself at home--cleanly and safely.
Ethanol hasn't really taken hold, and I'm not very hopeful about the promises of cellulosic ethanol. While I'm not opposed to biofuels, I support sustainable biofuels and oppose unsustainable biofuels. The way ethanol is made today, IMHO, is unsustainable.
In contrast, over the next 2-3 years, expect to see electric vehicles in dealer showrooms along with a parade of plugin hybrid vehicles.
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Is this a deliberate attempt to mislead or does Ecogeek really not understand the difference between a wildfire and a biomass powered turbine?
Then I'd like to support the correspondent who says 90% of electricity is lost before it is used. Not very well phrased, but the sentiment is good. Coal-powered thermal generation is notoriously inefficient. Much of the energy contained in the coal is lost in escaped heat (some say as much as 66%) in the power station. Transmission losses account for a further 15% and inefficient appliances another 12% so I agree we waste a lot of energy through inefficient generation and use of electricity.
On the other hand, I disagree with the writer who claims that electrical consumption would have to double to accommodate electric vehicles.
Most of the charging would take place off-peak (overnight) when base-load power stations are idling and power is being dumped because it is not being used.
Rocky Mountain Institute's Smart Garage theory is worth a look in this regard.
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Ingredients: 1 C sour cream ½ C buttermilk 1TSP baking soda 2 TSP baking powder 1 ½ all purpose flour 1 TSP salt 2 C granulated sugar ½ LB butter @ room temperature 3 Large eggs @ room temperature ½ TSP pure vanillaCooking spray ½ C ground nuts of your choice¼ TSP cinnamon ½ C each brown + granulated sugar¼ C confectioners sugar
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The troubled sidekick of Howard Stern has struggled with drug and alcohol abuse and is now in the hospital.
"I can confirm that Artie is in the hospital. Artie has chosen to keep all information on this matter between him and his doctor. There will be no further comment," a statement from his rep said.
Lange, 42, hasn't appeared on Howard Stern's radio show since December and now has canceled some of his upcoming stand-up comedy shows.
Lange had his drivers licence revoked for seven months in September of last year after pleading guilty to driving under the influence of drugs. At that time Artie Lange told police he had prescription sleeping pills in his system, and Artie was ordered to serve 12 hours in an intoxicated driver resource program.
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Overreactions: Panthers edge Sabres in regulation
If anyone's been seriously concerned about "the tank" lately, they've been seeing some issues. The Sabres, heading into Tuesday night, had picked up points in five of their last six (2-1-3), and more impressively in nine of their last ten (6-1-3) at First Niagara Center.
So with a strong run putting them on the brink of passing 29th place Edmonton, for at least one night, the heroic march to the 5th overall pick was stalled, this time by their historic Atlantic Division rival, the Florida Panthers. Despite two early goals by Drew Stafford that put the Sabres in front, a few deflections and an inability to finish late chances left Buffalo on the losing end of a 4-3 decision.
Ryan Miller struggled on his way to finishing with just 18 saves, getting beat three times in the first period on deflected shots. Florida scored twice in 52 seconds in the final minutes of the period, and the 3-2 lead would be a sustained advantage.
Florida's Nick Bjugstad widened the gap with a second period snipe to make it 4-2, and Tim Thomas would weather the storm in the Panthers net over the final 20 minutes. Thomas stopped 15 of 16 Buffalo shots in the third period to hang on for the win.
Steve Ott would score his 100th career goal on the powerplay 8:36 into the final period, but the Sabres failed to tie it and took the loss in regulation.
- Tyler Myers got a lot of love after the last game (arguably more than merited) and he followed it up with a relative dud, which the stats back up. He activated offensively a few times early, but overall, he was unimpressive in his own zone. We need to have a real conversation about this guy.
- This space does not hesitate to rip on game presentation, but they've done an excellent job recognizing milestones over the PA. They even have graphics ready. It was good to see them make a big deal out of Ott's 100th NHL goal. Now if they could only put the goal information in writing on the scoreboard, we'd be all set there.
- By the way, the music was a mess. Absolutely way too relaxed and chill for a game as close as that. Can't lull the crowd to sleep like that.
- The boxscore isn't kind to Miller, but hard to blame him much on the first period goals. Yes, as he said after the game, his positioning could've been better, but still, deflections. He's the kind of guy who goes out of his way to take responsibility for things, which is incredibly admirable. But other than the Bjugstad snipe (which was gorgeous) he's taking the heat a little more than he needs to. Read the rest of this entry
Sabres deal T.J. Brennan to Florida
There had been
discussion arguments on twitter about the roster moves the Sabres would have to make before Saturday afternoon's game against Ottawa. Forwards Ville Leino and Tyler Ennis were ready to come back from injury, and the Sabres needed to make room for them in the 23.
First thing they did was send Mikhail Grigorenko back to Quebec, his junior team in the QMJHL. Then, Darcy Regier got his trade shoes on.
Defenseman T.J. Brennan, who's struggled to get in the lineup all season, was dealt to the Florida Panthers in exchange for New Jersey's 5th round pick in the 2013 NHL Draft.
Brennan, 23, had played in just 10 games with the Sabres this season, registering a goal in a loss to Carolina on March 5. He registered just one goal in 11 NHL games last season well, when he scored his first NHL goal in his first NHL game against Boston on Thanksgiving Eve 2011.
The offensive production expected of him never consistently materialized at the NHL level. He had been tearing it up in the AHL, with 14 goals and 35 points in 36 games this season before the lockout ended and he was forced to be recalled to the NHL due to his contract. While other players were safely waived and reassigned, Brennan, who was the Amerks' leading scorer and one of the top scoring defenseman in the AHL, had no chance of clearing despite not being able to crack the top six in Buffalo.
In the end, Regier decided it was time to cut the cord and either waive or trade him, and they got a draft pick in return instead of letting him go for free. Read the rest of this entry
Overreactions, 9/48 Edition: Sabres not so Super, lose to Panthers
Hey, what a shocker… a Buffalo team loses on Super Bowl Sunday.
Yeah, I know. Lame and easy. But an afternoon that could've ended pleasantly in Buffalo will now only create more headaches. The Sabres jumped out to a 3-1 second period lead en route to a 4-3 loss to the Florida Panthers.
"We played stupid I guess," said superhuman star winger Thomas Vanek. "We had some great chances, didn't even hit the net on some of them. We need to be smarter."
Vanek, the NHL's leading scorer, extended his lead with a goal and two assists, giving him 19 points in eight games.
Cody Hodgson also tallied a goal and two assists, and Alexander Sulzer added his second goal in three games for Buffalo. But the story was the missed opportunities, not only to score, but to prevent goals. Tyler Ennis had a breakaway in the second period which he did not convert. Marcus Foligno, Mikhail Grigorenko, Jochen Hecht, and Drew Stafford all had notable scoring opportunities which were not finished.
Shawn Matthias, George Parros, Peter Mueller and former Sabre Brian Campbell scored for Florida, who won their first road game of the year.
The burden of Buffalo's third game in four nights appeared to take it's toll in the end, and the Sabres have just a one day break before they head to Ottawa on Tuesday.
"I thought our energy was, compared to yesterday, was great for the first 40 minutes," said Sabres coach Lindy Ruff in his post game press conference. "We gotta do some things different… that's obvious."
"It just got away from us," said Sabres goalie Ryan Miller, who stopped 29 shots.
- The George Parros goal was the epitome of a trainwreck for Buffalo. Alexander Sulzer makes a terrible play at the point to turn the puck over. Sulzer and the nearby Marcus Foligno get beat up the ice to create the rush. Christian Ehrhoff aimlessly slides through the slot to stop the play. Tyler Ennis glides up behind Parros as he beats Miller with a weak shot. In reality, that was the first nail in the coffin. The team was mailing it in from that point on.
- Marcus Foligno played a career-high 21:46, more than all but Christian Ehrhoff and Jordan Leopold. So, yeah… about that. What?
- Tyler Myers has been getting rightfully killed for his awful play, and he was an orange paint job away from being an actual pylon on the tying goal. But I guess it wasn't all bad, because he ended up even. He was on the ice for the tying and winning goals against. It could be worse! Read the rest of this entry
Instigator Podcast #9: Southern Aggression
Not even snow in late April could stop the ninth version of "The Instigator Podcast" featuring Chris Ostrander of Two In the Box and myself.
This week we discuss the NHL playoffs, first round surprises, how fun it is to watch Vancouver lose, southern market success and another game of Plus/Minus.
Comments, suggestions and good drink recipes can be directed to us. Let us know below or on twitter, @3rdManIn or @2ITB_Buffalo.
Overreactions, 28th Edition: Is it over yet? Cool. Wait, they won?
There are plenty of games throughout the year where the Sabres might come out and play a strong game, or it might be a fun game to watch, but at the end of the night, they just can't get it done.
Scratch that, reverse it.
In one of the more tedious stretches of 60 minutes we'll see this season, the Buffalo Sabres and Florida Panthers couldn't determine a winner. Thankfully, it didn't last much longer than that.
Jason Pominville's breakaway goal 2:19 into overtime gave the Sabres their second home win in the last four weeks as they defeated Florida 2-1.
"It wasn't a pretty one, but we got it done against a team that was going really well," Pominville said. "We talked about trying not to hand them opportunities by giving pucks away, and we were better with the puck. You want to generate more, but at the same time I thought we stuck with it."
Ryan Miller made 22 saves for Buffalo, who also got a goal from Derek Roy in the first period.
The two points were surely worth a game that the NHL marketing department would probably love to burn the tape of. The teams combined for nine shots in the third period.
Buffalo, despite the win, took a couple losses on the night. Jochen Hecht got hurt blocking a shot in the third, while rookie Corey Tropp should miss some time after being rocked by Florida's Dmitry Kulikov in the first period.
But still, a win's a win.
- Paul Szczechura has been really good in each game he's played for the Sabres. Showing to be a phenomenal depth signing this offseason. That pass to Pominville? Szczweet.
- Speaking of sweet, the effort all around on Buffalo's first goal was beautiful. Brayden McNabb with the great effort to get the puck out. Tyler Ennis with the nice play to push it up ice, and Drew Stafford threading a perfect pass to Derek Roy, who made no mistake. Pretty.
- Jordan Leopold's return to the lineup was noticeably good for the defense. Leo had an assist on the winner and was solid in 20 minutes of ice time. Sabres should get a big boost if he keeps up his play from before the injury.
- Ryan Miller had a really good night. Can't fault him on a five-on-three. Made the saves he needed to. Read the rest of this entry
Overreactions, 10th Edition: Late lead slips away, Sabres lose
How quickly things can change.
After Jason Pominville's powerplay goal gave Buffalo a 2-1 lead with just over seven minutes remaining, of all things, a Panthers penalty turned the tide and Florida scored two late goals to sneak away with two points in a 3-2 final.
It was Florida's Marco Sturm earning a five minute major by boarding Jordan Leopold with 6:45 remaining that elicited a retaliatory minor by Drew Stafford. With the teams skating four-on-four, Nathan Gerbe was called for tripping and obtained an extra minor for unsportsmanlike conduct. The Sabres killed off the brief four-on-three advantage, but Panthers forward Tomas Fleischmann tied the game with both teams a man short.
Just seconds after the major penalty expired, Jason Garrison ripped a shot past Ryan Miller with 1:43 remaining in regulation to give Florida the win.
When asked about Gerbe's extra minor penalty, Lindy Ruff put it simple.
"Unacceptable," the coach said in his postgame press conference.
Ryan Miller finished with 33 saves after being peppered by 31 shots in the final two periods. Jose Theodore made 24 saves to get the win.
"We have to wake up and do what it takes to play a system in this league," Miller said. "You're not going to get away with making cute plays, you're not going to be able to carry the puck in…you're not going to have that luxury. Too many mistakes, myself included. We're all accountable here."
Thomas Vanek scored Buffalo's other goal, as the team falls to 6-4-0 on the season.
- Mike Weber, we'll see you Wednesday. The guy has to play. The defense as a whole isn't playing well enough to merit keeping him out of the rotation again.
- Offensive zone trainwrecks, defensive and discipline lapses aside, Thomas Vanek and Jason Pominville both scored. They are now each on three game point streaks, and are both in the top five in the league in points. Leading by example.
- Credit Drew Stafford for standing up for his teammate. Showing that kind of tenacity earns you respect. But in the game situation, he's gotta know better to not go over the edge. Get in his face and shove him against the boards. Realize that there's a penalty coming, especially at that point in the game. Read the rest of this entry
3MI LIVE: Sabres vs. Panthers
We're LIVE on the air from the press box at First Niagara Center, where tonight the Buffalo Sabres host the Florida Panthers.
Buffalo (6-3-0) looks to extend their home winning streak to a season-high two tonight against Florida (5-4-0), after finally winning their first of the season at the FNC on Thursday night against Columbus.
Florida is coming off a heartbreaking 4-3 loss to the lowly Ottawa Senators, a game in which they allowed the winning goal by Nick Foligno with just 2.5 seconds left in regulation.
The teams met last week in Sunrise, a 3-0 whitewashing by the Sabres. The goaltending matchup will be the same as that game, with Ryan Miller in net for Buffalo and former Hart Trophy winner Jose Theodore in net for Florida.
We will have live updates throughout the game, with commentary, so keep checking back during the game.
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Warmups // Same lineup out on the ice for Buffalo, save for Miller being first out as the starter. The Florida Panthers and South Buffalo heartthrob Tim Kennedy at the other end.
Scratches // The expected for Buffalo. Mike Weber, Jochen Hecht and Tyler Ennis. For Florida, it's Keaton Ellerby, Sean Bergenheim and Mikael Samuelsson.
Starting lineups // Florida goes with Theodore in net, Dmitry Kulikov and Mike Weaver on the blueline, and Scottie Upshall, Marcel Goc and Tomas Kopecky up front. Buffalo starts the Gaustad line, Sekera and Ehrhoff, and Ryan Miller.
17:46 1st // Ville Leino makes a nice play in the corner, pulling sort of a dummy and drawing a defenseman to him to create a great scoring opportunity for Drew Stafford. Very smart play. I like it.
14:31 1st // Andrej Sekera cuts off a breakaway pass by forcing a decision on a potential odd-man break. A smart, aggressive defensive play eliminates a possible scoring chance for Florida as the puck goes harmlessly to the corner. Miller stops play after an easy shot.
10:01 1st // Brad Boyes banks the puck in off the skate of Matt Ellis. Play is reviewed. Replay seems to show skate swung forward towards net. Ref says no goal. Right call.
9:02 1st // Tyler Myers takes the first penalty on another weak shift by his pairing and the Gaustad line. Not sharp at all tonight, but it's early.
Looking Ahead: Previewing the Sabres' homestand
With seven games under their belt in the 2011-2012 season, the Buffalo Sabres head into somewhat-unfamiliar territory: an extended stay in Buffalo.
To this point, the team has played exactly one game at their home rink this month, a loss to Carolina on October 14. They've been superb on the road, sweeping a set overseas and winning their first three away games in North America before Saturday's loss in Tampa.
Now, the Sabres will face that same Lightning team as they open a five game set at First Niagara Center. Only a point back of Toronto (yes, Toronto) for the division lead, a strong showing at home could be extremely beneficial to widening the lead on the rest of the Northeast Division, which, heading into Tuesday, sits 12th (Boston), 13th (Ottawa) and 15th (Montreal) in the East.
The Sabres have plenty to be happy about and plenty to be unhappy about. Thomas Vanek is scoring goals like they want him to, leading the team with six. The top line of Vanek, Jason Pominville and Luke Adam have combined for 11 goals and 25 points in the team's seven games to date. At 5-2-0, they are getting to a solid start.
But there's other stuff that is of some concern. The team was awful on Saturday in Tampa, so they're coming off their worst outing of the year. Tyler Ennis is out for a few weeks with a high ankle sprain suffered in that loss. Ville Leino, the key offseason addition at center, has been relatively atrocious and asked Lindy Ruff to be moved to the wing.
So, they got that going for them. Read the rest of this entry
Overreactions, 6th Edition: Flawless
The best way to describe that effort has to be the word "flawless."
Continuing their road trip in Florida, the Buffalo Sabres won their third in a row, beating the Panthers 3-0.
Thomas Vanek scored two goals and Ryan Miller made saves on all 22 shots he faced to push Buffalo to 5-1-0 on the season. Buffalo carried the play for most of the game, outshooting the hosts 38-22, including 14-6 in the third period.
"I thought that was probably our best game of the year when it comes to supporting the puck, coming out together, coming out with speed," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said.
Vanek opened the scoring early in the second period, deflecting a Jason Pominville pass past Jose Theodore. Pominville would score himself with three minutes remaining in the period, taking a pass from Ville Leino at the side of the crease and knocking it in.
The Sabres' leading goal scorer, Vanek, would add the insurance marker on the powerplay in the closing minutes.
It was an overall dominating performance where Buffalo made it obvious that they were the better team tonight. As a rebound from Tuesday's sluggish showing in Montreal, where the team still netted a win, fans couldn't ask for a better effort.
- Ryan Miller did get the shutout, but he was rarely challenged and face few shots of high quality. Another strong effort out of him, but it does raise doubt whether Lindy Ruff will stick to his word and get Jhonas Enroth another start on the roadtrip. With the next game being the concluding match of the trip, and Miller coming off two great efforts, it'd be understandable to expect Ruff to stick with the hot hand as he has historically. With the team firing on all cylinders regardless of who's in net, I'd still think it'd be better to stick Enroth back in for the Tampa game.
- Ville Leino was demoted to the "fourth line" with Brad Boyes after the two had a few bad games. The good news is that with Cody McCormick along side the pair, they looked alright. Leino did add an assist, was a +1, and incredibly won 50% of the four faceoffs he took. Nice effort out of Leino. Read the rest of this entry
Overreactions, Edition 74: Standing ground
It really wasn't about what the Sabres did Friday night at HSBC Arena.
Sure, they defeated Florida 4-2 to gain another two points in the standings. The important result of the night, coupled with Carolina's win over Tampa Bay, was that Buffalo didn't let the 'Canes close any of the three-point gap that separates the two teams.
Drew Stafford led the way with two goals and an assist, and the Sabres eliminated Florida (and Ottawa) from playoff contention.
Jason Pominville scored the opening goal early and Stafford's second of the night came just 13 seconds after Jordan Leopold made the game 3-1 in the third period.
"Once you get that one goal, the crowd gets into it and the momentum shifts," Pominville said. "And then we got another one off the bat, and the building kind of exploded. It's a fun building to play in when it gets like that."
Ryan Miller made 22 saves and allowed just one goal in the first 59:57 of the game before Florida added a meaningless tally at the end.
- Anyone else notice how I need to make mention of Tyler Ennis being all over the place (in a good way) almost every game. Added two assists, both on very smart plays, and now is just seven points back of the rookie scoring lead. Read the rest of this entry


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Is this the ultimate World Cup selfie?
Lee Thompson is in Brazil for the 2014 World Cup, but while he was waiting for the June 12th kick off he climbed Rio de Janeiro's famous Christ the Redeemer statue.PT1M11S http://www.canberratimes.com.au/action/externalEmbeddedPlayer?id=d-39dmv 620 349 June 2, 2014
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There are very few moments in life when one can claim they have achieved an amazing feat. And Lee Thompson has done just that. He has taken "the world's first (and so far only) selfie with Jesus", so the 31-year-old claims.
Thompson's cheek-to-cheek grin in what has been described as the 'ultimate selfie', taken from the highest point of Brazil's Christ The Redeemer statue, is evidence of just that.
"Looking at this selfie still makes my heart race and knees buckle!" Thompson writes in a blog post on his travel company website, The Flashpack.
Thompson, who was in Brazil to record the preparations ahead of the World Cup, said the feat was not part of a grand plan, but rather a spur of the moment idea.
"A severe lightning storm had damaged the statue in January and I knew that workers were busy with repairs, so decided to take a stab in the dark and along with my colleague, Oliver Harvey," Thompson wrote.
"[We] managed to convince the Brazil tourist board to allow us to climb to the top and take some seriously vertigo-inducing photographs."
It took about two hours for the Londoner and his colleague to reach the top of the 38-metre tall statue. The men, assisted by two high-wire workmen, crawled in circles up 12 flights of stairs before climbing a rope through a hatch that opened on Jesus' crown.
Despite the claustrophobic climb, Thomson says the view from the top was breathtaking, leaving him in "utter awe".
Thompson is one of very few people to have climbed the iconic statue in Rio de Janeiro.
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