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Coca-Cola hit with $3.3 billion tax bill from the IRS
Owen Weldon
The Internal Revenue Service notified Coca-Cola that it owes $3.3 billion in federal taxes, as well as interest for 2007 to 2009.
What happens to you as you drink Coca Cola?
Tim Sandle
Kick back, open a can of Coca Cola (or equivalent caramel colored carbonated soft drink) and take a sip. Ever wondered what is happening as you ingest the sugary fluid? If so, read on...
Dairy Queen to nix pop from kid's menu
Nate Smith
Fast food giant Dairy Queen will cease prominently displaying soda pop as part of its available kid's menu options, in a move announced earlier this week.
Video: 'Prank On Cops — Officer we have some coke in our trunk'
JohnThomas Didymus
Los Angeles - A YouTube prank "Coke Prank On Cops," shows four young men who filled the trunk of their car with cans of Coca-Cola and went out pretending to be "coke" dealers. Designed to be a viral hit, the video has instead brought the men harsh criticism.
Soft drink giants to cut calories, Pepsi launches new soda
Sravanth Verma
Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and Dr Pepper Snapple, among the largest beverage companies in the United States, have announced that they will cut calorie levels in their products by 20 percent over the next decade.
Op-Ed: Coca-Cola commercializes 21st century slavery
Mike Rossi
Dubai - A Coca-Cola commercial uploaded to YouTube back in May has suddenly generated a great deal of attention and not the kind Coke's marketing department was seeking.
Op-Ed: North Charleston man facing federal charges over $.89 refill
Eliana Robinson
North Charleston - A North Charleston man is now facing federal charges over an $0.89 drink refill. Christopher Lewis says he was not aware that refills at the VA Medical Center in North Charleston were not free.
Some Starbucks coffee products contains 11 teaspoons of sugar
Mark Harradine
London - It is well known that a can of Coca Cola contains a lot of sugar, nine teaspoons in one can to be precise, but many other products on the shelves of our supermarkets also have very high levels of sugar.
Rouge Sucette, a cola flavored wine, arrives
Tim Sandle
The world's first commercially produced cola flavored wine has gone on sale in France. Called Rouge Sucette, the wine is made of 75 percent from grapes, and the rest from water, sugar and cola flavoring.
Coca Cola completes a study: Spain, the Spanish and their pubs
Anne Sewell
According to the Coca Cola company, a study they have just completed shows that there are 350,000 catering establishments in Spain, meaning on average there is one bar for every 132 inhabitants.
Video: Japanese man filters clear water out of Coca Cola
Anne Sewell
In an interesting experiment, a Japanese man uses an OKO filter to literally filter the water out of Coca Cola, then drank it. And it turns out that this wasn't exactly a new idea and it has actually been done before with a Brita filter.
Op-Ed: Woman dies drinking 10 litres of Coca-Cola a day
Paul Wallis
Sydney - A New Zealand woman has been found by the coroner to have died of drinking the incredible amount of 10 litres of Coke a day. Coca-Cola opposed the finding on the grounds that the cause of death couldn't be proven, but were overruled by the coroner.
Report: Tax sugary soft drinks to save lives
Katerina Nikolas
A new report urges the British government to levy a tax on sugar laden soft drinks in the 2013 budget, to raise £1 billion to pay for free school meals and promote healthier eating amongst children.
Coca-Cola defends drinks in new ad, points to low calorie options
Leigh Goessl
A new ad from Coca-Cola is defending itself against criticisms and promoting its low sugar and sugar free beverages as ways to combat obesity. The ads are being launched this week.
French street theatre group fizzing at Coca-Cola's Santa Claus ad
Robert Myles
Nantes - French theatre group Royal de Luxe were shocked to discover Coca-Cola's latest advert featuring a giant sized Santa Claus puppet being brought to life. The giant Santa bears a striking resemblance to Royal de Luxe' own creations.
Gooey substance inside Vitamin Water tested and found to be mold
Leigh Goessl
Several consumers in the U.S. have complained about a gooey substance found inside bottles of Vitamin Water they've purchased. One consumer brought his to a lab and the results are in. The liquid beverage was found to contain bacteria and mold.
New soda vending machines to display calorie info
Leigh Goessl
In response to growing criticism of 'sugary drinks', several companies in the soda industry will be posting calorie content and other nutritional information on vending machines in the near future.
Alarming levels of cancer-linked chemical in Coke sold outside US
JohnThomas Didymus
The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) says that samples of Coca-Cola tested in nine countries reveal "alarming amounts" of the chemical 4-methylimidazole that has been linked to cancer in animals.
China shuts down Coca-Cola plant
Owen Weldon
Regulators in China have decided to shut down a beverage plant that is owned by Coca-Cola because they found chlorine in a batch of drinks back in February.
Mother-of-8 died 'because she drank 10 liters of Coke a day'
Anne Sewell
Invercargill - A young New Zealand mother of 8 children died suddenly and the probable cause is that she was drinking at least 10 liters of Coca-Cola every day.
Secret Coca-Cola formula is hidden in open view
Leigh Goessl
Atlanta - Coca Cola's secret formula is now hidden . . . in open view. In an unprecedented move, the Atlanta soft drink producer has moved its secret formula from its under-lock-and-key location to a vault placed at the entrance to the World of Coca-Cola.
Coca-Cola shred UK footballer Wayne Rooney's $1m sponsorship deal
Kev Hedges
Manchester United's star striker Wayne Rooney may have been celebrating on the pitch following his goal against Chelsea in the UEFA Champions League quarter-final, but last night soft drink manufacturer Coca-Cola ended all involvement with the striker.
Op-Ed: France's clandestine love affair with Coca-Cola and McDonalds
Michael Cosgrove
Although the French loudly and proudly profess their intense dislike of Coca-Cola and McDonalds hamburgers because they are American products, the plain fact is that they are among the world's most assiduous guzzlers of both.
Afrofest 2010 Vendor: Coca Cola doesn't care about African people
Andrew Moran
Toronto - Music Africa presented the 22nd annual Afrofest 2010 in Toronto, which is an event that celebrates everything that is Africa. Thousands of people came out to Queen's Park to partake in the festivities.
Chinese police investigate mercury-tainted Sprite
Wang Fangqing
Beijing Shi - A teenager was diagnosed with mercury poisoning after he had a can of Sprite in late January. He was the second victim of possibly tainted Sprite in Beijing since November.
Coca-Cola, Pepsi accused of being Beijing's worst polluters
John Louie S. Ramos
A report issued by the Beijing Development and Reform Commission says American soft drink giants Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are among the top factories that cause the most pollution in the city.
Top Hormone Researchers Warn of Health Threat of BPA
Carol Forsloff
The FDA reported a few months ago certain containers made with the plastic chemical bisphenol a (BPA) could affect the public health, if the BPA content were significant. Top endocrinologists now warn the problem is serious.
FDA Orders Coca-Cola to Change Labelling on Diet Coke Plus
David Silverberg
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration sent a letter to Coca-Cola, telling them to revise Diet Coke Plus's nutritional claims. The FDA wants the beverage company to change the drink's labelling within 15 days.
Beverage Giant Coca-Cola Settles Class Action Lawsuit For $137.5 Million U.S.
Nikki Weingartner
Coca-Cola Co. will pay $137.5 Million US to shareholders in an agreed upon settlement amount. The company admits to no wrong doing and believes the settlement outweighs the risks of court proceedings. This ends the eight year court battle.
Coca Cola readying self-chilling soft drinks?
Chris V. Thangham
Coca Cola is planning to release a new version of Sprite drink that will chill itself after opened. They reportedly plan to call it "Sprite Super Chilled" and will be released in UK first. Other drinks and markets may follow after successful launch.
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It's been said that the third time is the charm, and for the Pope John Paul II Lions girls varsity basketball team it was.
A rematch against Carver wasn't what Al Catelli wanted, but, as the head coach of the Pope John Paul boys varsity basketball team said, "You gotta play up."
The Barnstable girls varsity hockey team is headed for tournament play after a decisive 6-1 victory against Needham on Feb. 20.
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I choose not to see it. Therefore, it is not happening.
I learned years ago not put any stop losses on this stock.
Hey! Long term holder here. Like other LTHs, I've seen it happen before. No thumbs down for well-founded skepticism.
Don't get too excited. This is FTR. We could be back at 4 in a month.
Did they really use the word,"Fair"? Cause that's the adjective of sociopaths. If so, I am out.
hope this holds.
Holy cow. Who knows? This is wild.
Crazy trading.
What is going on?
No worries. I think we're all fumbling for reading glasses on this board.
"Who will be the winner without going over?"
Price is right rules...according to trumpace.
7.73 is over. That's a loser.
rocks wins.
can't go over. Rocks in the lead.
Your call is looking good.
10 is a long way off...if ever. Took initial investment off the table. I'll let some profits ride. Can't hurt.
Can't get any worse?
There will be some profit taking at this price. Not much. The divvy is too good.


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Josh McCown or Jay Cutler?
It's time to pick a side. Everybody's doing it. Peer pressure.
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We know where Marc Trestman stands. We know where Brandon Marshall stands. Even McCown said Cutler is the starter.
You can't fault the Bears for mixed messages. They've said all along Cutler is the starter and they've stuck by it, even as McCown has rattled off the highest single-season passer rating in team history (if the season ended today) and a 13:1 touchdown to interception ratio in Cutler's absence.
But just because the Bears have been on the same page doesn't mean those outside the organization can't weigh in.
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Consider Bears icon Brian Urlacher among those in McCown's corner.
The future Hall of Famer played with both quarterbacks in Chicago last season and now works for Fox Sports 1. On Fox Football Daily Tuesday, Urlacher said he believes Cutler may actually be healthy right now and said the Bears need to stick with McCown.
"It's going to be awfully hard to take Josh out right now the way he's playing," Urlacher said. "The yards are there, the wins are there.
"In my opinion, he should be the guy, even if Jay Cutler is healthy. You can't take a guy who's this hot out of the football game. If I was on this team, I would have a hard time with them taking him out."
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Another former linebacker on the Fox panel, ex-Raider Kirk Morrison, echoed Urlacher's thoughts, and had high praise for McCown, his former teammate in Oakland.
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I have two types of homeschoolers: I have type A– who is able to focus and get her work done once she sets her mind to it, and type M — who will still be able to manage distracting herself even if you leave her in a room that is completely devoid of any form of stimulation. Type A, once… Read more →
Faith Like a Child: On Believing God for a Boy
In less than two months, we shall be having another addition to our family. Let's see… I honestly have mixed emotions now. It's funny because I actually feel like a first-time mom all over again. Of course, it is a given that we are beyond excited for the coming of our new baby. At the same time, I really feel… Read more →
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This morning is one of those mornings when I can close the door, lock it, turn on my worship playlist, sing, read my Bible, hear from my Father, get recharged— without rushing. It's the weekend. No lesson plans to carry out, no papers to check, no calling the kids to get ready and start moving. Well, at least for this… Read more →
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The ABC's and DEF's of Money Management
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Interdependence. This topic is often on my mind as we approach U.S. Independence Day. There is so much strength in interdependence or being in-dependence together.
According to one of my favorite Goddess scholars, Carol Christ, the central ethical vision of Goddess religion is that all beings are embedded in a web of interconnected relatedness. All beings are part of the web of life. Everything is in relation—indeed it is possible to have relationships with the sun, sky, wind, and rainbow, as well as to other people, animals, plants, and the Divine. Everything is interconnected and does not exist without connection, relationship. Connection is strength, not weakness, and it is central.
It's been almost a year since I walked through the veil of transition between Maidenhood and Motherhood.
In my typical Scorpio fashion I have jumped in full force, straight into the deep end. She is yet to be 'babysat' by anyone besides my husband, she sleeps with me at night, on me to nap, my breasts are forever at her disposal, we are pretty merged, my Maiden and I at this point. It seemed the most natural way in the world for her and I to be together at most times, it feels as if a part of my insides was birthed outside of me while remaining a part of me. Like I gave birth to my heart and now I hold her as close and as dear as possible.
Despite this energetic vortex that envelopes the two of us, somewhere throughout this year it became apparent to me that I was going to need some downtime, this need developed into a routine known in the evening as 'Daddy/Daughter' time, this is my time to unwind. When we decided, my husband and I that downtime was very much a necessity for me, the vision that I held was of me knitting, reading, writing, meditating, napping and drinking tea. I'm happy to say that at 11 months this is pretty much how my sacred space looks 80% of the time.
Daddy/daughter time began with me addictively watching TV series and eating potatoe chips (often they were organicish) and drinking pop (cane sugar instead of white....) getting as many "ep's" in as I could and fervently escaping into other worlds. I posted on my personal Facebook page asking for more show recommendations when I had devoured Call the Midwife, Downton Abbey, The Tudors, Boardwalk Empire and finally Orange is the New Black. My Priestess sisters, energy community and homesteading friends suggested some nice healthy mindful practices rather than T.V. They had the same vision for a healthy, full time to self that I had had. I just wasn't there yet. I felt myself slink away from announcing my dirty little TV and snacks habit and just sank even further into the couch cushions. I sank and I feared that I may have lost all of who I thought I was. I wondered if I was going to loose my Priestess self, if I was going to be a Stay-At-Home-Mom that didn't write, hold circle, offer services to others and ate junk food and watched T.V. I'm so appreciative that I allowed myself to sit and eat. I'm grateful that I didn't push and that I was were I was and allowed that to be okay. These months humbled me, they revealed my humanness, not only in my need to take time for self, but in my ability to experience a little sloth without loosing my soul or my calling in the process.
My mentress, the Priestess Aquarius, would teach me this during every learning session we spent together. "Above all Candise, a Priestess must be humble," she would tell me during my training. It was these words that followed me when I fell into a depression during a 'dark night of the soul' three years back. Similar to, yet nowhere close to as dire, this dark night of the soul mirrored my surrender into the couch potatoe phase that I have just been through. Both of these situations called for me to fall into what was and to allow myself to be in those moments, to let go of what I thought life should look like and to flow with the River of life. My dark night of the soul began when a man who has lived this lifetime shrouded in darkness, one who had wreaked havoc on my life when I was a young Maiden re-appeared in my life temporarily three years ago. I fell to pieces as years of frozen and unacknowledged trauma rose to the surface. My first response was to 'spiritual leapfrog' through the pain. To skip over the pain, to deny it, to spiritualize it away, simultaneously I felt myself teetering along the thin line of self-destruction as my old wounds promised to take me over the edge and back into the black abyss of self-destruction that I had lived in once long ago. In that moment of choice a silent clarity descended upon me and I made a deal with Goddess, I said to Her, "okay, I'm going to fall apart now. I'm going to feel everything I didn't feel when I was abused so many years ago. I'm going to fall to pieces and I'm not going to rush to come back together, I'm just going to let it happen and I need You to carry me through this." And I did. I just fell completely to pieces. For one full year I did little more than make it to work, the rest of the time I cocooned on the couch, I barely ate or showered, I went to trauma therapy and fought the voices in my head that argued that therapy wasn't as evolved as breathworks, meditations, Shamanic journeying and communal circles (all of which I also attended). My world turned black and I wasn't sure I would ever see colour again, my pride was stripped away from me and I flowed along the river of despair until one day I was delivered to the shore. I stepped away from the river integrated, more whole than I had been before I fell apart and I was gifted with experiences that I could offer others on the shamanic path. Suddenly I had less 'answers' for others and more experience to share in. This was the heavy pill of humility that I swallowed and this experience has taught me that being real, being human is worth more than any shiny ideal of a spiritual woman that I could try to fit into could ever be.
So I fell into my couch once again, though this time out of burn out rather than despair and I just watched as much TV as I could, I trusted the process despite my very alive pride that yelled at me that I was loosing all of my Priestess self in this year of Motherhood. I struggled with my 'Superwoman' archetype that had envisioned me baking, cooking from organic scratch, writing, knitting, sewing, visitng friends and humming a merry tune all the way through. I judged myself, harshly, after all I only had one little baby. I had so much help from my husband. I wasn't working. She slept great. So what was my problem? Simply put I was drained. In the Waldorf tradition of thought, which is rooted in anthroposophy a woman's child is under her 'Madonna Cloak' for the first three years of life. Energetically my Maiden sucks up as much of me as she can and I need to reboot. So I sat. And I watched, and I watched and I snacked.
Michele, thank you so much for your relating, reading and honouring of this path. It is such a joy and a relief to know that there
I loved this! I really love the authenticity of it and the acceptance of times when we don't live up to our idealized selves. As
Thank you Leisa, it's been quite the blessed ride
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"In the best known version of the Greek myth, Persephone is dragged down into the underworld by Hades, whose title is 'Pluto.' But in earlier, pre-patriarchal tales, she descends there under her own power, actively seeking to graduate from her virginal naïveté by exploring the intriguing land of shadows. 'Pluto' is derived from the Greek word plutus, meaning 'wealth.' Psychologist James Hillman says this refers to the psyche-building riches available in Pluto's domain. Hades, he says, is the 'giver of nourishment to the soul.'" - Rob Brezsny
This is the month of my mother's birthday, and when I recently read this quote, it made the tale of Persephone and Demeter become mine, and I wanted to explore this new perspective in the context of my relationship with my mother.
I was never taken into the underworld, so the archetype as it is commonly known never really resonated with me, but that changes drastically if it is understood as a willing and self-powered journey of nourishing discovery! I'll be wanting to ponder this tale in its new light (thanks, Rob Brezsny!)
But first, let's focus on Demeter.
Hello, Lia, Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed reading this. It still amazes me every time one of the ancient stories communicates
Thank you for your words and wishes, Jason. I wish the same for you. Not only did we choose these depths, but we have the capacit
I welcome you as a follower of my blog and appreciate the sharing here. My own mother has passed over ( 9 years now) and as I ente
Lia, It was so very interesting for me to read your take on the separate but entwined journeys of Demeter and Persephone, from th
Thanks for sharing your perspective and your own post with me, JudithAnn. Your painting is compelling, and your story is both touc
A recent household occasion presented an opportunity to implement a natural solution instead of using a chemical-laden product. My daughter Emily is eleven-going-on-20 and upon her happy discovery of my homemade concoction, she sat quietly for a while and then asked, "If you were a normal mom, what would you have done instead?" Huh. If I were a "normal" mom, what would I have done? This question has sat within for a few weeks now and it has led to a good chuckle more than a few times. Emily and I did talk about her question at that moment because I was curious to know what she defined as being a "normal" mom compared to being a mom (perhaps me) who is "not normal". It generated a lot of laughs between the two of us and offered up great time to connect deeply.
If I had been asked this as an ungrounded new mom years ago, my psyche easily could have taken a backseat on the train toward the villages of Panic and Self-Doubt. I suppose there have been conscious choices which have been made through the years to define myself in her mind as being somewhat "not normal" as she places that language in her mind. Upon inquiry I learned that she sees me laughing. A lot. Singing, playfulness, prayerfulness, and random dance moves are busted out at random times of the day, often early in the morning in the kitchen while I "should be" packing her lunch for school. Dress-up consists of wrapping ourselves with big swatches of colorful fabric and then often these pieces are brought outside on windy, sunny days to watch how they shape-shift in the light and air....
Oh, Paola, thank you. She is quite the wise woman indeed. When she was two, she would ask her father and I to play a game where
Ha! I love it when they remember in that way. So wonderful!
We all choose our parents as spirits and I'm sure you provide the right mix of magic and love for your old soul of a daughter. Tha
I walked down an escalator into the 24th Street BART station in San Francisco's Mission District. I was in a hurry, as I always am in BART. I don't enjoy BART with the same wonder that I felt 23 years ago, when the then-gleaming gray cars of the underground light rail stood for everything my former home of Orange County did not: efficient futurism.
Now BART has become another feature of the city, and it is worn down, besides. It's now simply a well-traveled, still efficient, but sadly familiar semaphore for the agitated haste of the city commuter. I walked rapidly down the moving escalator steps....


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erin mahone
2295 days, 15 hours ago
It's wonderful to have this addition to our community. We come out for fresh produce, natural products and crafters, and a sense that we are doing something to make the world a better place.
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I support locally grown, sustainable harvests - food that tastes good and is good for you, whether or not it ships well from country to country or cross-country. The market is a meeting place and way to build community - it feels like it has been there forever
Amanda Farnum
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The South of the James Market is only in its second year of operation, yet it feels like its been a part of the community forever. Its a wonderful place to shop, meet up with friends, listen to music, etc. I even blogged about it recently, http://namesakedesign.blogspot.com/2009/05/market-fresh.html.
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It is awesomely large - I can typically get everything I need there for the week. They allow dogs, and all the dogs are well-mannered. Best peaches I've found in 10 years.
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I love the variety of vendors, live music, community atmosphere, and Nate's Tacos.... it's part of my weekly routine.
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My neighborhood market, we're so lucky to be able to walk to it in Forest Hill PArk.
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2250 days, 13 hours ago
Why not is the question - local veggies, smiling faces, crafts, non profit recycling, community outreach programs - South of the James is much more than a market thing - IT'S A COMMUNITY THING!!!
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It has completely transformed Saturday mornings -- it's a farm market party!
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Not only does SoJ Market have a really wide variety of produce, meats, etc., the atmosphere is just terrific, positive, and filled with life and energy! Great reason to get up early on a Saturday morning!
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It's the reason I get up early on Saturday mornings! How can you beat starting the weekend with a cup of locally roasted coffee, a breakfast taco and shopping with your friends and neighbors for organic veggies and meats and other fabulous foods?
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Don't trust this app I went to a remote location where didn't had Internet connection and the app take the pictures, allow you to add comments, and then guess what?! Hehe, if can't upload it to their server, it doesn't save it in the phone either. I just want to explode!!!!
It takes pictures ... then what Upgrade to 3 stars Adter uninstalling, rebooting and reinstaling, it seems to want to work. I won't really know how everything fits until I get to a computer that isn't running IE8. Will they flow to a specific project (because that makes sense) or are they just photos sitting in the cloud. If I'm scouting for multiple projects am I prompted for projects? Also - for what we pay for Edge - shouldn't these apps be bundled in?
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Possibly pregnant after negative blood test?
I am almost 2 weeks late. My breasts are extrememly sensitive and at certain times I feel sick. I had a blood test done when I was 4 days late and it was negative. Here I am a week later and still no AF. I keep expecting it and nothing. I am still crampy like it could come. What do you think?
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I've taken 8 urine tests between 4-7 weeks and all were negative. I skipped taking them during the 8th week. I had a blood test and urine test done at 9 weeks and they too were negative. I've never been preg, not trying to get preg, and have never experienced these symptoms before. My boobs are sore and never usually get like this, so it's not because of an upcoming period. The only period symptoms i ever get are cramps, gas, and bloating. My mood isn't affected by my period either(so i've been told). It just doesn't add up for me. my cycles are very regular. These are the first two i've ever missed. I can't find any other reason for this sudden change in my body but pregnancy. My doctor says my health is great, and i'm not sick. I don't want to be pregnant right now, but i don't mind it if i am. It's not wishful thinking and i'm not a hypocondriac. I hate feeling nauseous and fatigued. I'm the one who ignores discomfort to get stuff done, so it's not in my head. This is real.posted 03/07/2010 by Dennisah Daniel
I'm not sure if anyone actually replies back to what women say on here...but I've been reading these and its made me feel a tab better. Just so confused and dont know what to think. My gut is telling me I'm pregnant, every part of my body, mind and heart is screaming it. No, I wasnt trying to get prego- so all these body changes like sore breast, tired( so much), constipation, peeing allot, tummy area feels different, low back pain, hard to sleep at night, mood swings, nausea... I mean some of these Ive never ever had a problem with & now its like all the time. Had sex 7/15 and by 7/24 I started to feel so different. Now I'm nauseous all the time.Have taken many urine tests ( all negative) & a blood test last week (Aug. 5th) All came back negative. Could anybody please give me some peace of mind and tell me I'm not going crazy. Im I checking to soon to know if I'm pregnant? Maybe if I check again at the end of this week- it will show that I'm going crazy. Input would help ladies =)posted 08/09/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm joining the club. 2neg hometest and 1neg bloodtest 3days after i missed my period. breasts are sore and i feel "butterflies" in my uterus! I'm so confused! will take another test in a weeks time! good luck to u!!!posted 02/22/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
BLOOD PREGNANCY TESTS CAN BE WRONG!! This is what is known as a "Cryptic Pregnancy". Women who experience this NEVER get a positive test. I have created a support group for this on Facebook called "Cryptic Pregnancy Support Group".posted 04/08/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
You can get a negative hcg test and still be pregnant at 5 weeks.. From my experience, I had about 10 false pregnancy tests and even a false blood test.. On January 17 I had a Negative BLOOD TEST.. January 25 and 28 negative hcg test..and finally on feb 4th positive hcg and BLOOD TEST ... And my first sonogram on feb 15 revealed I'm 7 weeks pregnant :) And I also want to thanks the book from http://pregnancyhours.com that teaches me on how to get pregnant fast and naturally.posted 06/05/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
Hi, I had my nexplanon implant out after having it in for over a year and an implanon one in for 3 years before that. I had mine out on February 4th and bled for one week from the 6th (which was a godsend for me as it usually lasts about 2 weeks). I've not had anything since and I'm usually like clockwork! Been feeling quite tired and been getting pains in my lower abdomen. Done 2 pregnancy tests, a week apart and they were both negative! Not sure if my cycle is just mixed up or my hormone just isn't strong enough to detect! I started following this method from http://mommyrainbow.com and without a doubt, 2 months later I'm pregnant and have a healthy pregnancy until now.posted 05/27/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
I have had the same! With my daughter negative hpt AND blood tests til I was about 2.5-3 mos pregnant with my son as well. It is frustrating to have the doc tell you know when you know you are-excuse me doc I know my own body! ;) Any one of you that have had the negative blood test rh negative? I am and I wonder I that is a common link between those of us that have negative blood tests til later in our pregnancies? Good luck & love to all!posted 08/16/2014 by heatherlovestoddfore
I'm 20 weeks 2 days pregnant. I never got a positive hpt... Stopped taking them around 18 weeks when I started to feel movement. An U/S was my confirmation. Hope this gives you some hope.posted 10/08/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
I was in the ER for chest pain back on Aug 18. I was told they did a blood test and thats I was not pregnant. (This would've been within 4 days of conception) Devastated again, we had finally decided it was time to see a fertility specialist and low and behold Aug 28 I didn't start my period and found out I was pregnant. Blood tests can be wrong! I am now 9w5d. After trying for a year. I was able to pinpoint exactly when we had to have sex in August and we literally only had sex 3x because I got sick. Take the ov. test in the Am and Pm. I had a positive pm but a negative Am. That night we had sex and I remember I dozed off laying on my stomach for 15-20 min before showering. At my first dr appt I was told I had a very tilted uterus and because of the shape the sperm will have great difficulty reaching the egg laying in any position than on my back. So try that ladies and pray! This is a blessing from God and life will not be created w/o Him! (But It doesn't hurt to have some tips) (:posted 10/09/2014 by Jdb524
This can happen! I was late, all neg HPTs (the good ones, too, FRE), so after a week I went in for a quantitative blood test - neg, zero. Felt a bit twingy, hormonal, etc but figured it was because my cycle is off. Bought Wondfo OPK to start tracking because I had no idea when I might ovulate next. After a few weeks of no lines and faint lines, finally got positive (very dark test line) on the OPK, and confirmed with expensive drugstore test, so started trying again. On the 4th day, I still had positive OPK, which I thought was weird, so I Googled it - and some boards suggested that it could be a pregnancy and not ovulation. The Wondfo OPK came with some cheapy little HPTs, so I took one just for the hell of it - bam, dark line right away. Thought I might of dipped the stick in too far, did another - bam, preggo. Got out an extra FRE test, line popped dark right away. Totally surprised. Dr's office confirmed the pregnancy!posted 03/04/2015 by sarahq99
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Modern Hotel outside the CityPosted Oct 4, 2015
Pros: Clean, modern, location.
Cons: Soundproofing, doors on hall were loud in room. Water pressure in shower terrible. Heating system thermostat bad in #220?
Location: Lexington and Concord historical locations. Dabin in Lexington for good Sushi and Korean, Royal India also decent lunch, too small for dinner.
Aloft is modern and trendy, everything was clean and vibrant. The location is decent if you don't wish to pay higher city prices and pay for parking. Also good if your trip ins't limited to downtown Boston, with easy access to 128 & 95. The hotel itself was OK. Our heat/cooling system was way off reading 84F when it was chilly, never could get the thermostat to work so we had to use the manual controls on the heater. Also not impressed with the thin walls, we could hear the large heavy doors slamming all down the hall first thing int he morning and the water pressure was non-existent. Those things aside, the place is clean and modern and priced well.
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Nice hotel central to colleges/universitiesPosted Sep 30, 2015
Hotel was clean and bed was very comfy. Hotel had a retro feel which was cool. Great amenities and staff were extremely friendly which was refreshing. It was very close to the highway and in close proximity to colleges that we visited. Would definitely stay again.
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Good hotel outside BostonPosted Sep 29, 2015
Very good deal, price quality ratio. Boston is very expensive and there is no middle range hotel in the area, it is either very expensive or under 100$ and very cheap, creepy hotel. Aloft is sometime around 130$ a night and 30 min from Boston. Alexife station is 10 min drive from the hotel and Boston 18min from Alewife by Red Line. The only thing I didn't like is the attention brought to cleanliness in the lobby and bar. It is a dog friendly hotel, no dog fees which is very nice. Tables, floors, carpets were not super clean in the lobby. Also I fear the way the hotel is gonna age as materials as a bit cheap, towel racks are already falling down, some door knobs too.... As of Sept 2015, it is still a very nice place, very calm. We went to Boston everyday for visits and it was very nice to come back to the hotel after the day.
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20-year old technologyPosted Sep 21, 2015
The hotel included an incredible amount of ways to hook-up laptops and other computer devices, RJ-45 CAT-5 connections, various video i/o, etc. Unfortunately this did NOT include any USB or mini USB, iPhone or iPad jacks (old style or new). A big disappointment.
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Very nice place. If I ever go back to Boston, I would stay at this location, right off I95
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Très belle hotel, chambre moderne bien équipée, service complet sur place, très près d'une station de métro qui mène a Boston, très près de l'autoroute donc facile d'accès. Très bel endroit a juste prix !
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Beautiful, comfy, friendly, best place to stay.Posted Sep 5, 2015
Wonderful hotel in fact better than home. Clean, convenient, pet friendly, smiling faces. Love love will be back for sure. Can't wait til I come back in October.
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Quick visit to Boston area.Posted Aug 31, 2015
Pros: Decor and cleanliness
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Checked in at midnight and left next morning by 8:00 a.m. Hotel was pleasant surprise.
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Nice hotel, easy, clean and affordable. Bed was uncomfortable though.
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Card takes 47-year tripHUDSON, Ohio — A woman's postcard bearing greetings from Montana has finally arrived in northeastern Ohio — 47 years later. Insurance agent Dave Conn opened his post office box in Hudson and found the mailing sent from Helena, Mont., in 1962. U.S. Postal Service spokesman Victor Dubina said Friday the postcard may have been stuck in equipment or lost behind a mail chute. ANIMALS
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... in 1897 when they built their house. It is up on a cliff overlooking the valley. By the time we arrived, it also was getting ready to close, so we just walked around the grounds for a bit.
One of the couples we met last year at the Passport America Rally in Concord, NC is here and are also staying tonight, so we're going out to eat later. They are from Texarkana and know one of the couples in our RV chapter. Anyway they are also working their way north for the FMCA rally.
Happy Birthday America
... fireworks, although some of these were pretty good. The show lasted about 20 minutes, but as I am writing this, there are still people setting them off in the distance.
Tomorrow most everyone leaves for all points of the map. We're staying here until Monday and guess what it's supposed to do Monday. We just hope it holds off until we're on pavement not grass.
Hope everyone had a great 4th and didn't celebrate too much. Good ...
On Monday when I wrote that we were unable to stop at the Amish store Bob wanted to, Heather told us about Weaver's Country Store in Excelsior and a restaurant in Versailles where the bread is "OMG great!". Now you may be asking yourself "How does Heather know about places in MO?" Well, the answer to that question is "Brian's dad's family lives in this area and for most of the last 14 Thanksgivings, they have visited his family." So she updated us. Today it didn't ...
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... it's coming in, but this morning the rug under the driver's seat was very wet. We left the fan blowing on it all day.
Back in the rally area, one of the vendors is a chip repairman, so Bob brought him over to the coach to check out the couple of places we have chips. One of them is worse than the other and we need to get it fixed before something else happens. I went to a seminar related to the care of the waste tanks. We already use the product, but ...
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After arrival and being escorted to our parking spot, I remembered that two years ago when we were here, we were in the same spot and guess what, the electric pedestal still doesn't work. We plugged the surge protector into three different ones and each time, as soon as we plugged the coach into the surge protector, it popped off. We final added the extension cord and tried a pedestal ...


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YMMV: The Decemberists
- Accidental Innuendo: May or may not actually be accidental, but in "Culling of the Fold": "Get him down on his knees/ With your hands all shakin'/ That'll teach him how to take it"?
A little louder, ladies and gentlemen! Some moaning! Some groaning! You're being swallowed by a whale!
- "You can take him in a stitch, drop his body in a ditch, leave his limbs all naked, that'll teach him how to take it!"
- Colin has encouraged people to have sex during Rise To Me. Yes, really. Whether he was thinking of this application when he wrote it is... a good question.
- That whole concert is a good example. "It's very hot! It's a very damp and hot Sasquatch costume."
- And we both had some fun, though I twice bit my tongue and it lasted too long for my taste...
- John Moen's nicknames (and Colin's tendency to go disregard boundaries◊ I'm the frontman). "Brokeback Moen! Johnny Couch..."
- Complete Monster: One of the two main villains of The Hazards of Love, the Rake is a self-centered sociopath who only married his wife to slake his want for sex, and believed fatherhood was a curse. Glad about the deaths of his wife and third daughter in childbirth, the Rake decided to murder his remaining children in order to gain the freedom of a new, carefree life. In "The Rake's Song", he reveals he poisoned his elder daughter, drowned the younger, and beat his son to death then burned his body because the boy dared to fight back. Assuring the listener he's never really been bothered about murdering his own kids, in the second half of the album he begins his new life by abducting the heavily pregnant Margaret with the intent to rape her.
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- "This Is Why We Fight" Just listen But pretty much anything off that album (or any album for that matter).
- The Tain.
- Ear Worm: Many, but 16 Military Wives is probably their catchiest.
- Every song on The King Is Dead. "Don't Carry It All," "Rox In The Box," "January Hymn," "Down By The Water," and "All Arise!" might be the worst.
- Face of the Band: Colin Meloy.
- Genius Bonus: So much of it. For instance, only someone who is both a botanist and a World War II buff would be able to really understand "When the War Came" without being told about it. "Sons and Daughters" references houses of aluminum and eating cinnamon, a pretty bizarre image unless you know that aluminum was once considered a metal more precious than gold, and cinnamon was used as currency.
- "The Bachelor and the Bride" requires a working knowledge of Dada art, specifically Marcel Duchamp.
- Nightmare Fuel: "Shankill Butchers", "Culling of the Fold", "Odalisque", "The Rake's Song", "The Hazards of Love 3 (Revenge!)", "Leslie Anne Levine", "A Cautionary Song".
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Like many urban couples, Eric and Holly Montgomery fantasized about leaving Los Angeles's hard-charging life behind for the serenity and space of the country. Holly, an artist and former fashion stylist, imagined a studio where she could paint full time. Her husband, Eric, a biochemist who cofounded the OPI nail polish brand, envisioned a large home office and laboratory where he could work on his inventions. They would have lots of dogs, take hikes in the woods, and ride horses, as Holly had when growing up in England. "We were too tired to go to any more Oscar parties," she says. "We wanted some peace and quiet."
Determined to make the dream a reality, they spent a year driving up and down the East Coast. At last, they purchased a 50-acre rural spread in the Berkshires, in Massachusetts, with a picturesque creek running through it. That autumn, not long after they moved into one of the two stone cottages on the property, it began to snow. "At first we were in heaven," says Holly. "We thought it was divine." But it never stopped snowing and soon the snow was waist deep. They spent the next few months mostly homebound in their dark stone house, staring through a small window at the frozen creek and their icy dreamscape. "It was a shock," she says.
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Initially, the couple believed they had made a terrible mistake. "They would come back to visit L.A., where it was sunny and 80 degrees," recalls their friend the interior designer Paul Fortune, "and be remorseful they ever left." But when the snow melted the following spring, the landscape revived and the creek regained its babble.
Rather than bail on the rural life, they decided to make their quarters better fit their needs. They sketched out a 6,000-square-foot addition that would join the two cottages and bring in much-needed light and additional living space. "We toyed with the I. M. Pei glass-pyramid look," Holly says, "but finally kept the original flavor of the house by sourcing old Fenestra windows and reclaimed timbers and using real lath and plaster for the walls."
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The original cottages were built almost entirely of a local stone called quartzite. "It's an extremely hard rock that is almost impossi- ble to drill into—try hanging a picture," Eric says. "But it has beautiful patterns. The masons were obviously very talented because they symmetrically matched the best pieces and even built small hiding chambers in the walls for storing valuables, as well as nesting places on the exterior for birds and bats."
The rock had come from a nearby quarry that had closed in the 1940s. The couple found it two miles from their house in an over-grown section of forest with no road access. The owner of the land told them to take any stone they wanted. "We schlepped it out with our backpacks," Holly says. But even after multiple trips through the brush, they had barely enough to work with. They then hired a geologist to track the rock's vein through the Berkshires. In the end, Eric discovered a perfect match a few miles away where a site was being blasted for a new home. The builders gave them permission to cart away many tons of the discarded stone.
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Today, the house is so seamless that it's hard to tell where the original architecture stops and the new construction begins. One clue is scale: The soaring new living room, with its 21-foot-high timberedbeam ceiling and massive stone fireplace, is more King Arthur than Cotswold cottage in ambience. The other giveaway is the sunlight that pours into the new kitchen and dining room, as well as the spacious library and home office upstairs.
Winters in the Berkshires are still long but the Montgomerys manage to enjoy them, skiing and snowboarding, and horseback riding through the snow. Come spring, the apple trees burst into bloom in their orchard and flocks of red-winged blackbirds return from travels south. "That's when I shed my bitter pioneer-woman thing," jokes Holly, "and get into a dress. I remember I've got legs."


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After last week's hair-raising The Real Housewives of New Jersey in which Nicole Napolitano yanked out Amber Marchese's hair, it was the husbands' turn to brawl on Sunday.
"Would you please stop spitting in my face," Marchese's husband, Jim, told Joe Gorga when the two took it outside.
"You can't shine my shoes!" Gorga yelled, still furious Jim didn't attend a recent guys' night out due to the fact that he runs a mortgage company and can't be around Teresa Giudice and husband Joe, who recently pleaded guilty to fraud.
"See that hand in my face?" asked Marchese. "Touch me, and I'll arrest your ass."
Continued Marchese: "If I want to hurt you, I'm going to sue you. I'm going to leverage your house, I'm going to give you three years of hell in a courtroom, I'm going to bleed you dry financially, and I'm going to humiliate you as I depose you for eight hours and make you my bitch."
"We don't deal with rats!" Rino Aprea yelled at Marchese, dragging Gorga away.
But the confrontations weren't over.
"Does anyone here have an IQ above 12?" Marchese asked Giudice, Melissa Gorga and Dina Manzo when they also asked why he didn't attend the guys' night, and he again tried to explain.
"Jim is acting like a real bitch," said Manzo. "You have a very condescending way of talking to people."
And then it was time for Napolitano and boyfriend Bobby, who hosted the party, to battle, with Bobby carrying his girlfriend away angrily in his arms.


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Willowbrook Apartment Homes in Willowbrook, IL
Willowbrook Apartment Homes features free heat, individually controlled heat and air conditioning, new appliances, Intercom system, on-site laundry facility in each building, walk-through kitchens with separate dining area and a private patio or balcony. Willowbrook Apartment Homes are conveniently located near Oak Brook Center, Yorktown Mall, I-55, I-294, and Route 83. Pet friendly. Dogs and cats welcome. Only $250 deposit with approved credit!
Willowbrook Apartment Homes7440 Tennessee Drive, Willowbrook, IL 60527 USA
Floor Plans and Pricing
1 Bedroom
|One Bedroom Apartment
|$857 - $896
|1 Bathroom
|700 - 750 sq. ft.
|Renovated One Bedroom Apartment
|$950 - $991
|1 Bathroom
|700 - 750 sq. ft.
2 Bedrooms
|Two Bedroom, One Bath Apartment
|$1,014 - $1,052
|1 Bathroom
|1,100 - 1,150 sq. ft.
|Renovated Two Bedroom, One Bath Apartment
|$1,163 - $1,230
|1 Bathroom
|1,100 - 1,150 sq. ft.
3 Bedrooms
|Three Bedroom, Two Bath Apartment
|$1,335 - $1,345
|2 Bathrooms
|1,350 sq. ft.
|Renovated Three Bedroom, Two Bath Apartment
|$1,489 - $1,499
|2 Bathrooms
|1,350 sq. ft.
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Property Features
- Property Overview
- Special Features
- Community Features
- Apartment Amenities
- Local Schools
- Pet Policy
Willowbrook Apartment Homes in Willowbrook, IL
Explore a reasonable option for affordable living. Our community features free heat, individually controlled air conditioning, intercom system, and a private patio or balcony. Willowbrook Apartment Homes are conveniently located near Oak Brook Center, Yorktown Mall, I-55, I-294, and Route 83. If value and ease of lifestyle are what you want-look no further. A good life begins with a great place to live...Willowbrook Apartment Homes.
Special Features
- Spacious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom floorplans
- Excellent School District
- Private patios & balcony
- Laundry in each Building
- Only $250 deposit with approved credit!
- New color coordinated appliances. New fixtures
- Walk-through kitchens w/separate dining areas
- Abundant closet space
- Mini-blinds included
- Brand New Intercom System
- Individually controlled heat & AC
Community Features
- Controlled Access
- Courtyard
- Freeway Access
- Laundry Facility
- Market Rate
- Playground
- Surface Lot
Additional Information
Apartments in Community: 140
Apartment Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Carpet
- Ceiling Fan
- Dishwasher
- Gas Utilities Included
- Hardwood Floor
- Patio or Balcony
- Tile Floors
- Window Covering
Local Schools
- Eisenhower Jr High School
- Hinsdale South High School
- Lace Elementary School
- Mark Delay School
We believe school data to be accurate, but do not guarantee that. Please be sure to verify where your children will attend school before making your housing decision.
Pet Policy
Pets welcome. Breed restrictions apply. One time $300 non-refundable pet fee per pet and $25 per month pet rent. Maximum 2 pets per apartment.
- Cats Allowed
- Large Dogs
- Pets Allowed
- Small Dogs Allowed
Contact Willowbrook Apartment Homes
Willowbrook Apartment Homes
Office HoursMonday-Friday: 9am-6pm Saturday: By Appointment Sunday: Closed
Route 83 to 75th Street. West 1/4 mile to community on north side of street.
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