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Research Triangle Park, N.C.-based Triangle Transit and GoTriangle have been honored with three national transit awards for the video "#flipfortransit." "#flipfortransit" was released in September 2012, after seeing four athletes that used free running and parkour on the North Carolina State University campus. They were filmed using public transit to get around Chapel Hill, Durham and Raleigh. The video can be viewed by clicking here.The video won two Platinum AVA Digital Awards, presented by the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals, in the Video for the Web/Government and Video Production/Government categories."#flipfortransit" also won a Bronze "Telly" Award in non-commercial video. The Telly Awards honor the finest film and video productions, groundbreaking web commercials, videos and films, and outstanding local, regional, and cable TV commercials and programs.These are the sixth awards for Triangle Transit in the last two years for excellence in marketing and communications. In 2012, 40 videos were produced by the agency for customers of Triangle Transit, DATA and the GoTriangle family of transit services.
The incident occurred at 2 a.m., when the driver pulled up to the last stop of his shift and asked the man to leave the bus. After a physical altercation, which ended up outside the bus, ensued, the driver was stabbed multiple times.
Twenty-eight 40-foot buses will replace existing buses in the NICE fleet that have reached the end of their useful life, while five 60-foot buses will be used on the customer's new bus rapid transit line, scheduled to start service in 2017.
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World-class acts, artists, food and entertainment. What's not to love about Vegas' Life is Beautiful festival?
If you and gambling go together about as well as Alan looking after baby Carlos in the Hangover, you'll need to find something else to do in Vegas. Luckily there's plenty, but placing yourself at Vegas' annual Life is Beautiful festival might just be a match made in heaven.
Running since 2013, this vintage Vegas festival celebrates music, art and culinary excellence. It's spread across 18 blocks in the Downtown Las Vegas area including the Fremont East bar district, backing onto a number of Vegas' emphatic casinos and hotels.
A variety of top-class artists and performers attend the event every year, which is held over the course of a weekend in September. In 2016, its star-studded line-up included the likes of J. Cole, Major Lazer, Duke Dumont and Mumford & Sons, highlighting the diversity of genres.
To add to the music scene, a Culinary Village presents a range of cuisine from some of America's top chefs including: 50 shades of green, Nobu, Nacho Daddy and Bling Bling dumpling. The Alchemy Garden invites you to try a number of wines and cocktails to get you into the festival mood.
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Hi Lily,
My FSH was 450units which I understand is the highest. For me also higher dosage didn't produce any extra eggs.
I haven't heard that stopping DHEA suddenly is detrimental. I had seen many Fertility Specialist and only 1 told me to stop DHEA during stims. I ignored this until the last 2 treatments, after I found out that DHEA contains testosterone which can damage egg quality during stims.
The last 2 cycles produced the best results by far, in terms of quantity and quality of embryos. So not sure if E2 priming or stopping DHEA was the cause for the quality, but maybe a combination of both. I'm convinced that E2 priming was the key to the quantity though.
After 10+ cycles hoping to see at least 3 follicles on the scan, and sometimes only finding 2, I literally burst into tears when I saw 7-9 after starting on E2. I had never seen that many big black balloons on my scan before!
Yes E2 only for 7 days from day 21 to start of period.
Not sure what your FS means about lining? My lining was always good, but from what I read, E2 priming tricks the body into suppressing early release of FSH without down regulating. The problem with down regulating low responders is that it switches off the normal production of hormones which can then be sluggish to restart. Early production of FSH during luteal stage is what E2 seeks to prevent so that a dominate follicle is not 'preselected' prior to stim injections.
I can only speak from experience, but I would recommend you try E2 if you can and stop DHEA from day 1 to day 15. If you have naturally high FSH at Day 1 then E2 will help reduce this and hopefully give you more and better quality eggs.
I would be interested in hearing how it goes.
Good luck