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On the evening of Monday, April 10, Jewish families around the world will gather together to tell the story of Passover, celebrating the liberation of the Jewish people from slavery in Egypt and their subsequent Exodus. While Passover will last until dusk on Tuesday, April 18, the holiday is traditionally commemorated with a seder on the first and second evenings. The seder is an opportunity for family and friends to gather together to eat, drink and retell the story of the Israelites, incorporating foods, prayers, and even special dishes used only once a year.
The centerpiece of the table is the seder plate, which holds six symbolic food items. While any plate can be considered a seder plate, most people use a special one, divided into six parts. The Jewish Museum's Scenes from the Collection, opening this fall, will include many examples of seder plates, spanning more than four millennia of Jewish history. Some are richly ornamented, such as this blue-and-white porcelain plate, inspired by Chinese designs. Others are very simple, such as Kerry Feldman's pictograph seder plate.
The seder table also includes three pieces of matzah, an unleavened bread eaten during Passover to symbolize the haste with which the Israelites fled from Egypt before their bread had time to finish rising. The three pieces of matzah represent three groups of Israelites: the priests, the Levites (attendants in the temple), and the other Israelites themselves. In the 1970s, a fourth piece of matzah was added to honor those Jews persecuted for their religious beliefs. Moshe Zabari's Tray for the Fourth Matzah, decorated with the Hebrew words spoken by Moses to Pharaoh — "let my people go" — is designed specifically for this fourth piece of matzah.
At the beginning of the Passover seder, the middle piece of matzah is broken in half. One piece, known as the afikomen, is hidden for the children to find after the dinner is finished. Everyone who finds a piece of the afikomen is rewarded with a small gift.
At the beginning of the Passover seder, the middle piece of matzah is broken in half and pieces are hidden for the children to find after the dinner is finished, known as the afikoman. Everyone who finds a piece of the afikomen is rewarded with a small gift.
Passover is intended to honor and preserve the story of the Exodus, passing the traditions and narratives of the holiday from one generation to the next through the Four Questions, asked by the youngest person at the seder, and the reading of the Haggadah, which contains the rituals, prayers, songs and stories of Passover. For Haggadot, matzah covers, and other items to help celebrate this holiday, the Jewish Museum Shop's collection of Passover products are currently on sale, including a replica of Nicole Eisenman's terracotta seder plate, produced for the Museum's 2015 Masterpieces & Curiosities exhibition.
The Jewish Museum will observe Passover with adjusted hours on April 10, 11, 12, 16, 17 and 18. Families can join us for our Freedom Art Jam Art & Dance Passover Dance Party on Sunday, April 9, as well as Passover Week puppet-making workshops inspired by Charlemagne Palestine's Bear Mitzvah in Meshugahland on April 13, 14 and 16. To learn more about Passover, explore works in our online collection and Educator Resources on the Jewish holidays.
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You could win a return ferry crossing for a car + 4 on any of Stena Line's sailings from Dublin to Holyhead or Rosslare to Fishguard. You can sail at any time, right up to 15 December 2017 – so with Christmas only a snowflake away you could use the trip to be reunited with loved ones, and with no baggage restrictions you can pack your car full of presents for them too!
Stena Line is the Irish Sea's leading ferry company with an unrivalled choice of 4 routes and 28 daily sailings between Ireland and Britain, plus a year round direct route to France from Rosslare. Whilst onboard you can enjoy free movies, free Wi-Fi as well as savings of up to 50% in the onboard shop* (perfect for a little Christmas shopping!) and fun for all the family with children's play areas and entertainment.
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ITeS-BPO companies have registered a significant decline in work productivity during the last fortnight as one in three female workers have either reduced working hours after sunset or quit jobs after the Delhi bus rape incident, says a quick random survey undertaken by Assocham Social Development Foundation (ASDF).
In Delhi-NCR alone, BPO-ITeS have been affected to the extent of 40 per cent. There are about 2,200 ITeS and BPO units in this region, where over 2.5 lakh women work.
What's more, the incident has impacted the productivity of the women workforce not only in Delhi-NCR region but also in major cities like Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Jaipur and Dehradun. Assocham surveyed 2,500 women and they said it was due to long hours and shift jobs.
The survey says that nearly 82 per cent of the women respondents said they have started leaving early after the sunset. The anxiety is more among those women who travel by buses, chartered buses, three-wheelers and metro is the most after sunset. About 89 per cent of those participating in the survey in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida and Faridabad said they have begun insisting on leaving offices on time, immediately after duty hours.
Majority of the respondents of Delhi-NCR marked the atmosphere not comfortable enough for them to work in BPO and ITeS sector, with some 67 per cent calling it 'bad'.
Assocham secretary-general D S Rawat said in a release that security is one of the major concerns for women who are working in the BPO, KPO and ITeS sectors. "The odd hours of work and the long distances of travel make women quite prone to difficult and often dangerous situations," he said.
A large proportion of the respondents (62 per cent) in Delhi-NCR are satisfied with the security arrangements made within and outside workplace, though approximately 38 per cent of the respondents answered in the negative.
In the absence of proper transport facilities by the organisation, commuting becomes a difficult task involving long hours. Nearly 82 per cent of females said they fear travelling in public transport at odd hours, especially at night, in comparison to only 22 per cent of men.
"In the survey, none of the women said that they had lodged a formal complaint to any kind of authority. There is a big difference therefore, in the crime reported and the actual experiences of women. Crime statistics only reflect those crimes that are reported to the police. Therefore, violence experienced by women on public transport never enters the crime statistics, even though it is serious and rampant," added Rawat.
In 2011-12, the IT industry had 52 per cent women in its workforce compared to 32 per cent in 2008-09. At the entry level, in 2007-08, 48 per cent were women compared to 62 per cent in 2011-12. The findings reveal that the BPO workforce is relatively young, the majority being less than 30 years. The mean age of the women employees in BPOs has been found to be 21 to 28- years, adds the Assocham survey.
Posted by Veronica Silva Cusi, news correspondent
Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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It's not even 8 o'clock in the morning, and already Richard Branson is fending off a paternity challenge.
Here he is, perched in front of a microphone in the cramped studios of the Toronto outpost of Virgin Radio, trying to do double promotional duty, chatting up a local homeless charity at the same time as a Virgin Mobile event occurring in a few hours' time, and he's suddenly at a loss for words. He was already stammering a little, likely from lack of sleep after jetting into town around 2 o'clock in the morning. But now the radio personality Billie Holiday, has presented Mr. Branson with what she says is a photo of her nine-month-old baby boy. Someone has superimposed an image of the Virgin Group chairman's face atop the infant's body.
"I was here about a year ago, and I remember we had a really drunken night, and I don't remember anything else," says Mr. Branson, playing along, as laughter echoes through the studio. "But I'm sure I would have remembered that."
He is an unlikely man to be a perpetual marketing machine. During interviews, Mr. Branson looks off to the side, evincing a kind of modesty. He has a jaunty charisma, but he does not speak in slick phrases designed to cajole. His hair is a nest of various shades of blonde and grey. If you met him on the street, he would seem like just another 59-year-old trying too hard to remain 29.
And yet, people can't get enough of him. This interview at Virgin is already his third of the day; a few minutes ago, he was in a studio down the hall belonging to Virgin's sister station, EZ Rock, and before that it was a quick hit a little further down the hall at Newstalk 1010. At each spot, he has hit his mark and his talking points too, giving equal time to the charity Raise the Roof and Virgin Mobile's National Fearless Day promotion, which will see six twenty-somethings compete at a downtown nightclub in a series of Fear Factor -style challenges for $5,000.
Still, there is always time for tea, and the radio station staff has arranged a visit by a lady from the Windsor Arms Hotel to deliver a special tray of English cakes and a pot of Earl Grey. But while most people treat Mr. Branson with the deference of royalty, and take pleasure in calling him Sir Richard (he was knighted in 1999 for his contributions to entrepreneurship), he seems more comfortable playing court jester than king.
Over the next seven hours, like a new chamber quartet with a limited repertoire, he will repeatedly play out a handful of variations on a classically roguish businessman's theme, blending charity, capitalism, casual sexism and mildly outrageous behaviour. He will kiss and cuddle with the female rank-and-file at the Virgin Mobile offices, grab a rep from J.D. Power and Associates by the neck and unravel the poor fellow's tie, speak passionately about youth homelessness, joke with reporters about his love of sleeping with snakes, and devilishly throw handfuls of sawdust and maggots at a crowd of fans at the Virgin Mobile event. Through it all, he will seem like nothing so much as a kid who has never had to grow up.
When you're the face of a globe-straddling brand built on youth appeal, this is your life.
"Right from the beginning, when we didn't have any money and we were building the Virgin brand, I learned that using oneself to get out there and promote the brand is a lot more effective than full-page ads," he says. "And that's, to an extent, why I'm still at it."
He adds that the Telegraph recently published a study on last names, "and they came up with the fact that, some centuries ago, I was the Son of Brand - 'Brand Son' - on the basis that my family used to be cattle ranchers. I don't know if it's true. Brand is literally stamped into my, whatever it is - psyche."
It is drizzling when the former Son of Brand and his entourage of half a dozen leave the radio station offices by the back door and pile quickly into a matching pair of Chevy Suburbans. An assistant passes a cellphone to Mr. Branson, who proceeds to have a sotto voce discussion about an issue having to do with his Virgin Atlantic airline and the U.S. Department of Transportation. When he is finished, the chief marketing officer of Virgin Mobile Canada briefs Mr. Branson on his next appearance, a brief chat with Steve Anthony on CP24 Breakfast Television. "They're a light, entertaining show," the marketing man says, as he explains the station's street-level aesthetic. "They're not going to get into the machinations of the specific policies on homelessness the government should bring in."
Fifteen minutes later, they're on their way again, this time heading for the Hard Rock Cafe, next to Yonge-Dundas Square, where they are slated to hold an outdoor press conference on homelessness. As they drive, the rain picks up, and Mr. Branson's entourage, all of them natural marketers, look for the positive spin of holding a presser in a downpour. One notes the weather will drive home the point of how hard it must be for those living on the streets. No one in the car really seems convinced.
The press conference will kick off the annual fundraising drive for Raise the Roof, one of many charities Mr. Branson has used his high profile to assist. Most of his time now is spent on administering Virgin Unite, his charitable foundation, which is funded in part by his billion-plus net worth.
"There's a lot of good fortune that goes with being a successful business person, and the extreme wealth that comes with being a successful entrepreneur is far more than the individual deserves from the effort put in," he says at the Hard Rock. "So most of that wealth should be spent in either creating new jobs or tackling social problems, rather than being wasted in a personal bank account, rather than buying the wife more diamonds, or whatever."
Mr. Branson is introduced to the Canadian actor Cory Monteith, who will, by virtue of the sudden stardom visited upon him by his role in the Fox Network hit Glee, serve as the closing speaker at the press conference. Mr. Branson seems relieved to be sharing the spotlight. Later, introducing the actor, Mr. Branson will tease the crowd with, "Girls, are you ready?" One former sex symbol passing the torch to the next generation.
And he admits it is getting to be time he abdicated part of the kingdom. Yes, he tells the stories of daring from his early years - the hot air balloon, bungee jumping and airplane escapades - but he does so without an apparent sense of joy, like a popular actor too well paid to refuse the same role over and over. Mr. Branson is asked whether there might be something unseemly about a fellow approaching 60 still being the face of a youthful brand. "I think you're right," he replies. "I think it would be quite nice to have Sam and Holly [his son and daughter]do some of the zany things in the future."
After the Virgin Mobile promotion, he does half a dozen more brief interviews before a handler calls him away. He's got half an hour left in his schedule for a private business meeting, after which he is whisked away to the airport for a private flight down to New York. There, the pleasure of his company is requested at the Victoria's Secret runway show.Report Typo/Error
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Kraft Foods priced its initial public offering above the high end of its preliminary price range last night, indicating that underwriters led by Salomon Smith Barney and Credit Suisse First Boston had persuaded investors to ignore a highly unusual criticism of the offering by an analyst from Goldman, Sachs.
The shares were priced at $31 apiece for a total value of $8.68 billion for the 16 percent of the company being sold, making Kraft the second-largest public offering ever behind the $10.6 billion debut of the AT&T Wireless Group last year.
Kraft previously gave a range of $27 to $30.
As the offering was priced, Goldman said it had halted distribution of its analyst's report, which had concluded that the fair value of Kraft stock was $25 a share.
Goldman officials said they were not concerned about the quality of the report, and were not yielding to pressure from other firms that had been upset by it. Instead, they said, there were potential legal issues.
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In addition, because of concerns about the position Goldman might be in as a result of issuing the report, it has decided not to trade Kraft stock for its own account, Goldman officials said. It will, however, execute orders on an agency basis for customers.
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Goldman said that Ms. Mally had been instructed not to talk to the public about her report, and not to take questions on it from reporters. But the firm said she would continue to answer questions from Goldman customers.
Kraft will remain a subsidiary of Philip Morris, the tobacco and beer company, which will continue to own roughly 84 percent of the company. Philip Morris will retain more than 97 percent of the company's voting power, because it is holding onto all of Kraft's Class B shares, which carry 10 votes each, while the shares being sold to the public carry just one vote each.
With household names like Oreo and Maxwell House in its portfolio, Kraft is the nation's largest food maker. At $31 a share, the company's total value becomes more than $54 billion, more than three times the size of its largest competitor, Sara Lee.
But while Kraft's size and long track record are contributing to a mounting demand for the company's shares by investors, some industry watchers have criticized the price as being too high.
Ms. Mally's report, issued in April after Kraft's preliminary prospectus was released, concluded Kraft was worth about $25 a share, in part because of what she called the ''tobacco taint'' stemming from the company's association with Philip Morris.
Other analysts have also questioned whether Kraft has enough sales momentum to justify its offering price. At the current offering price, Kraft is priced at more than 10 times its estimated earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, while the rest of the field averages a little over nine times.
''That's a huge disparity,'' said Leonard Teitelbaum, a Merrill Lynch analyst who said he had not yet published a report on the stock, but may in the coming days.
But the pricing of the stock indicated that enough investors were persuaded that Kraft's dominant position in the market would allow it to grow faster than its competitors, and thus deserved a higher valuation.
A Goldman lawyer explained that the firm would have to send a prospectus to any of its customers who bought the stock in the first 25 days of trading, and that if it was publishing research it would have to send that research with it. It was conceivable, he said, that a suit contending the prospectus was misleading could name Goldman as a defendant, even though the firm had not participated in the due diligence done by the underwriters.
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The incumbent Governor seems poised to win a second term in spite of her repeated mis-steps, scandals and Tea Party backing. Her? Yes, since Pennsylvania's race has been over for some time and since I've been in New Mexico for the last month we're discussing The land of Enchantment and Susana Martinez.
Spoken about in GOP circles as a possible 2016 VP candidate it's important for us to get to know who she is and why she's cruising to re-election. Her Administration is under federal investigation for a Racino scandal which should derail any chance of federal office but as always in politics, timing is everything.
The First Husband of New Mexico is creating enough scandal for locals to (almost) forget the last man who resided in the Governor's Mansion and kept getting in trouble (he has a serious zipper problem). Often traveling out of state Mr. Martinez keeps a large contingent of escorts along-State Police who stay with him in high end hotels at taxpayer expense. All this in one of the poorest states in America. From CREW:
the FBI appears to be examining whether the state improperly awarded a 25-year lease to the Downs at Albuquerque racino, a major donor to Gov. Martinez's campaign and PAC, to continue operating the state fair despite past performance problems. Leaked emails revealed communications between the governor's staff and lawyers for the Downs during the selection process.
She has also used private emails to conduct official business, an often used ploy to keep secret communications officials don't want subject to public disclosure. The only reason to do so is to hide corruption. She also cut education and tried to make public the names and addresses of all of New Mexico's public school teachers.
Susana then had the gall to complain about a former staffer "stealing" her emails. There is a serious pay to play aspect to this state's governance under her leadership so I understand why she's upset about this stuff getting out.
So why is she cruising to re-election? Democrats have been unable to mount an effective challenge, that's why. Gary King is the unimpressive candidate running as her opposition. After a month in Santa Fe I can't say I've seen him do anything except put up a couple billboards on I-25. Martinez is all over television lying about their records. King was able to get an article in The New Mexican telling voters she's lying but how does that counter a commercial being run ad nauseum statewide?
Susana Martinez has enough baggage to mount a world vacation tour but New Mexico Democrats are either unable or unwilling to bury her with all of it. Not that statewide TV is terribly expensive here. The Albuquerque stations essentially broadcast statewide and their rates are nowhere near what Philadelphia's are. Susana will cruise in November because the Democratic Party here couldn't recruit a powerful candidate or raise the money to get their message to voters.


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Midget, how are you feeling after the sweep ?
Exexe, are you happy with the new kitchen ? Very glad to see you back on here.
Warm welcome to the only Dad we have on the thread, sorry I could not remember your name as I write this.
Have a lovely Monday. Pouring rain in Paris today.
eagleray think I'm just going to ring them and ask, also whether he is still conducting some as part of the clinical trial and whether would be eligible for that, and ask wjether he is doing it further north... If not, am just going to have to find the money somehow... I just can't face the thought of amnio again..
Scarecrow22 As for the detailed scan at 13 weeks, haven't even seen a midwife yet, and don't trust mat services around here to do much or do it on time.... I just don't want to be in the situation where they find something on the detailed scan and it's too late for the Harmony Test... I had a stillborn baby after a horribly painful amnio, given unneccessarily and botched, I just can't face that again....
scarecrow22 Think the 'hairy' test sounds better!
BadMiss to be clear I had the more detailed scan at the FMC, not local hospital. I was not aware it's available on the NHS? The ref I saw to somebody else having it was again to air ate clinic, but not in London, in NW from memory? It was on this thread, which I joined middish Sept.
They do that very detailed scan and all blood tests, and give you and explain the results, all in 90 minutes. They explain far more about results, treating you like an intelligent adult, and because you are there you can ask any and as many questions as you need. My risk went from 1/47 for age and 1/210 for NHS triple test to 1/956 for downs and nearly 1/2000 for other chromosomal disorders. finally, the latest you can have this test is 13+3 or 13+4.
Good luck and let us know how you get on, and of course if you have any other questions we can answer (from memory others on this thread have used FMC).
Thinking of you
AFM off to work, sigh, but on Friday we fly to California for 10 days. Slightly dreading trip and jet lag, but will be wonderful to have sun and lots of family time and excited about taking DD to San Diego zoo and aquarium (though not sure she needs much more excitement than the rabbits at our local pet shop!)
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jbrd hope your bleeding has stopped - its such a great worry I know.
re tired I went out with DP for anniversary last night. We had a meal then went to see Skyfall and today I am destroyed. I am a wreck. I feel a bit stoned. Now listening to music and it's never sounded better.
Also my mum is having some serious health problems which is getting me down.
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Sorry I posted once and not since, have had nausea and tiredness. Will try and keep up with the thread now!
I tried to make a booking in appointment with the midwife but was informed you have to see the gp first. I can't get an appointment until next week when I will be almost 10 weeks, so now a bit nervous about getting scanned promptly. DS has a health concern which is congenital ad so we possibly will go for a cvs. I might phone the hospital directly and try and book a scan, I will be 11 weeks 1st week in Jan and bet they will be pretty booked up.
Has anyone else had a booking in appointment with the gp and if so, what did they do?
Sorry not caught up with thread (lots of posts!) I will keep track from now on somewhere sorry to hear about your mum, it must be very stressful.
NewChoos great sympathy with nausea. Rest usually helps (ha ha), or nibbling dry snacks. And don't get dehydrated!
On other matter, in my area you need GP referral to get booking appt and scan, but can be done together. They will have to fit you in! Last time I had scan in a few hours at 30-something weeks because of poss problem at a routine MW appt (was a false alarm). So it's possible!
Somewhere so so sorry to hear about your mum's problems. We are here for you if you want to share, or distract yourself. You are such a rock to the rest of us - never mind the inspirational swimming ;) Take care.
thanks scarecrow that's very kind. A bit knocked for six at the moment.
BTW so pleased your scan went well - fabulous news.
I found the 20 week scan such a buzz - but the thought of another 20 weeks before i see my baby rather frustrating, like being a kid waiting for Christmas i suppose.
ps i saw Skyfall finally and although it was good and i'm not complaining it didn't blow my mind - it was too similar to The Dark Night Rises - and i was making that point before Charlie Brooker pointed it out on The Guardian today!
Also I want sexy Bond/Craig with a twinkle in his eye, not existential Bond/Craig contemplating his own ageing. There was not enough sexy, too much deep.
For that reason Casino Royale remains my fave Bond ever. It was a tragic love story in a way that isn't very fashionable these days. Bond/Craig was presented as an object for women viewers to enjoy in a way that we don't get THAT often or to that high a standard in film. It's nice to treat yourself to that sometimes, Casino Royale was luxurious experience ... even the women in their fabulous outfits were filmed in a more interesting way giving you more time to enjoy.
I think I'm just in the wrong place to appreciate Skyfall. Had I not seen The Dark Night Rises about a week before I'd be saying it was a very interesting direction for the franchise. DP tells me Sam Mendes (the Skyfall director) admitted he'd studied the work of Christopher Nolan (Dark Night director).
Anyway the great cinema-going public disagrees with me - Skyfall has beaten Avatar apparently at the box office.
A bit off topic sorry.
hope everyone is ok - jbrd in particular.
noochoos nausea is AWFUL if it's any consolation when it stopped if felt like i'd won the lottery and had the fabled second trimester bounce.
badmissm what is the harmony test? hope evertyhign ok with you.
somewhere just finished a blissful half hour with Guardian and coffee on train and then read you on film - an excellent off topic. Not for the first time am struck by your brilliant writing - if you are not already, you should be a reviewer or similar.
I was definitely in the right space for Skyfall, though possibly helped that I saw on open night so pre public hype, and following QoS with modest expectations. I also found Craig/Bond pretty sexy, though I think I have an unfortunate attraction to dark poetic souls (or the less poetic suppressed violence of Clive Owen). Happily I chose a dark haired but otherwise happy-go-lucky, innately positive and gentle man to be father of my DCs
My main criticism of Skyfall was it was a bit long, and for me much of what made it such a gintrigued though as I was
Much of what made it such a good film were story lines which cannot be repeated, at least not anew, particularly his childhood and parents' story. Perhaps I'm being unfair, but it seemed a little like a cheat!
Intrigued now to see Casino Royale though: I was much less impressed than most when it came out but it obviously deserves a re-view. A good Christmas veg out, me thinks. Also need to watch 2nd batman movie so can see Dark Knight Rises. Watched 1st one night before I went to hospital to have DD and loved it. Need to catch up. Again, one for when PiLs are staying after Xmas.
Somewhere hope you get good news about your mum, or at least feel you can come to us for support.
* JBrd* so hope bleeding stopped, and you get some reassurance soon.
Riverside a special word to say I am thinking of you lots today: hope the funeral is a lovely send off for your mum, and you can find solace and some joy in sharing your memories and love of her with family and friends.
NewChoos I'm going to be about 10 weeks before I see anybody as well... despite age/risk etc around here they are so not bothered....
somewherebecomingrain The Harmony Test is a non-invasive test that can give a 99.9 accurate result on Downs and other trisomies.
scarecrow 228 *eagleray I buckled, and I've actually booked the 2 appointments for the Harmony Test and the Nuchal Scan at the FMC. The train fares are costing more than the test (which is £180 for the scan and Harmony Test is free). Problem is, my dates mean I have to go to London and back on New Year's Eve, and mid-Jan.
But I just got to the point where it was getting so close I couldn't mess about looking for somewhere in the NW, in case I didn't find one...the later I booked to London the more expensive it would get...
He did do some at Kings College apparently as part of the clinical trial, but that's finished now...
Wouldn't be so bad if I hadn't lost my job last year, also in the middle of an Employment Tribunal...
JBrd Hope everything's going better xxx
thank-you Scarecrow and in fact it's not off topic in so far as there has been a general consensus on here that Daniel Craig and therefore Skyfall are of great interest to us pregnant ladies - quite a lot of discussion of his shiny nose at the premiere.
badmissm i think you're doing the right thing - i was a bit unsatisfied with my NHS nuchal/bloods (they were lower than i expected given the nuchal measurement) and so i went to the FMC just to have the same test again and it was so worth it - it did yield slightly better results on downs, they did explain my bloods had given me the lower range of results, and it and very reassuring results on other things and i felt that i'd been given the chance to talk it through (though my sonographer had the thickest spanish accent ever i didn't understand everything he said). It was totally worth it so you won't regret it. maybe you can fit in a treat of some kind before you come back?
somewherebecomingrain only if the treat is in the vicitinity of Euston Station I think...trying to get the cheap tickets, I'm not actually in London for long -6hours or so- (which is annoying, is my home town). Also depends how long tests take too...have put wide margins in to get to/from Harley St. But much of my time is evening spent waiting for the cheap trains... might just ring London friends and see if they fancy meeting up for a coffee!
But with my age and DHs and the fact DH has sister with special needs.... I think it's wise, if ruinous around Christmas...
Would have gone to see my parents, but since DH and I got together, they haven't been speaking to me....sad really....
Quick word re train fares (which may or may not be helpful) - price can often be significantly and legitimately reduced by splitting journey across 2 tickets. Eg if you are going from A to C via station B, a ticket from A to B, then another ticket from B to C may be cheaper combined than single journey! Illogical, but usually saves 30-40% of cost. This usually works where part of journey is in peak travel time. I used to save several hundred quid a month when using this method to commute by train. Apologies if this is of no help!
Posting from phone so a bit limited but hello all and is Daniel the new Jamie?
eagleray Almost did...from here-Manchester then Manchester -London then at last minute found direct one as cheap....... I know, when I lived in Yorkshire that was cheaper than paying all together too!
Hi to all - will try to catch up properly later but just wanted to say thinking of you Riverside xxx
Hi there riverside hope you are ok. I am in a position to have an inkling of what you are going through. I am thinking of you.
Has anyone else just got to the 'can't bend down and tie my shoelaces' part of pregnancy and finding it annoying?
scarecrow btw if you are a Daniel Craig fan then we have something else in common besides our due date . eagleray that's a good question. In what sense? In the sense that he can be part of all our lives? That he's there for us?
I am talking nonsense but I'm a bit bashed out of shape at the mo.
badmiss that's so good you've got a date sorted for the harmony test -it's great you can have such accurate results without invasive testing.
spider sorry, didn't reply to your questions up thread. Yes, DS was born at 29 weeks due to PE. My placenta was described as "scraggy". So this time I'm on aspirin & having extra growth/blood flow tests - fingers crossed that we have long & boring pregnancies.
JBrd how are things with you? Were you due further blood tests/scans today? (Or have I got muddled up. Again.)
A big hello to everyone else - too many to name-check but following all your stories.
I just seem to be very tired at the moment. Expecting 2nd part of amnio results this week, then will have to go public, as I have 2 work nights out on Fri & Sat - plus the bump is noticeable & becoming increasingly difficult to disguise!
Am counting down the working days (and early rises) till Xmas - 5 to go!!
lotsofcheese Yep, all booked inc trains now. Might have to eat many beans on toast over the next few weeks but guess it's worth it for the peace of mind.
Extremities all crossed for the results of your amnio xxx
somewherebecomingrain eagleray Have sadly never forgiven Mr Craig for the way he murdered the word 'Mytholmroyd' in 'Sylvia'. Fear this colours my perception of him as Bond....
Riverside, there is nothing I can say to ease your pain. Praying for you and family, thinking of your Dad especially.
Knotty, counting the days for you, one week and you will meet your LO, so exciting !
Ladies, the 40+ Graduates are trying to organise a meet up in Central London on Friday 21, you are welcome to join. I will let you know time and venue asap. Hope you will be able to make it.
blueblack a meet-up sounds fab. Sadly it clashes withe being in San Diego (I'm sure I have not mentioned this enough!) but definitely count me in on next one. Also raise a cup of decaf tea to DD who is two on Dec 21. She's getting a Wondercolour pad and pens (the one where the pens only work on special pads - to avoid repeat of her decorating our cream sofa at our friends' house) and a slightly annoying but also cute dog that yaps and jumps (£4 from a charity shop). Guess next year she will have more demanding expectations!
Had a horrible morning today. DD "his" phone so she was in buggy about to leave for CM / work when I realised I didn't have it, nipped upstairs to find, and then spent a frantic 15 mins getting stressed that I couldn't find it and every time I tried to hear it ring she whined to get out of buggy, til I ended up screeching "shut up" at her several times, actually managing to screech like a banshee and feel guilty at the same time. Eventually I went downstairs and as I looked down staircase she was covered in blood - her fave, hands, buggy cover, the floor. It turned out she'd got hold of an umbrella and true to open it. It was not a bad cut but it must have bled quite a bit and she smeared it about. I cleared her up and found phone (under a rug ), cancelled my meeting, found CM and all was okay. But I sobbed like nothing on train platform and have felt drained and sad all day.
I hope you don't all think too badly of me - I am usually so gentle with her and could not be more understanding. I have only snapped at her three times in two years and twice was in the last 4 days. I just feel stretched to snapping point by work, preps for trip (secretly would rather not go) and having an early waking two year old every "spare" moment. I love it, I just feel over stretched. An I guess even more tired and hormonal than usual. Anyway, sorry for that off-load. Many of you have more real issues and genuine sadnesses - which my heart goes out to you for - I just guess I needed to stop being strong and professional and capable for a few minutes, and you seem like a v un-judgemental lot. Thanks.
More Daniel Craig now, please ;)
Ah scarecrow that sounds like a stressful morning - no judging here! I resolutely hate mornings; they usually culminate in me & DP snapping at eachother, we always seem to be running late & things always go wrong (DS pooing pants etc) as I'm trying to get out door for CM drop-off. I have been known to swear under my breath at DS
Don't beat yourself up - you're only human (and hormonal!!)
Scarecrow sad truth is we all
Do it sometimes - I have been known to roar and scream and even yank a bit. But I know it is wrong and it's only at moments of extreme stress. Recently when I was nauseous I was so foul to ds he started crying and said mummy your not being very nice to me and I felt so awful I started crying too. I do actually try to apologise. Now I'm not
Sick anymore I'm tonnes better and using other directed discipline. I think your allowed to learn with your child and they know what's the real you and what's you stressed out.
I had long talk with parents tonight they will find out more from doctor tomorrow it's such a relief to talk about it I feel better. I feel I can't talk about it on mumsnet cause I mentioned to my dad that I was on here and had mentioned my mums health and he was really freaked out. How dis i know you arent all impostors? At the same time he thought you would be able to identify me - he didn't get that it's anonymous. But once it's out in the open i will say more.
I'd love to meet up but I'd blow my cover! I dunno - it is such a lovely vibe on here.
Oh yes and her cutting herself - just one of those things but v stressful I can imagine hope u are chilling out now
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text: ‹‹ back to previous page June 26, 2015 - News from Visit Spokane Friday, June 26, 2015 Tim Robinson Director of Communications & PR 509.742.9373, 509.993.9824 firstname.lastname@example.com Peyton Scheller Communications Manager 509.742.9377, 509.869.1435 firstname.lastname@example.com President's Perspective As your destination marketing organization, we develop, direct and facilitate cooperative marketing programs that drive visitation to our region. We seek your input each year to refine the marketing and sales initiatives so that we can more effectively provide cohesive programs leveraging our resources. In essence, we amplify each other in the marketplace and together strengthen the destination positioning. A very important date for our strategic marketing plan is coming up: we have two input sessions planned and really want your perspective. Please attend one of the sessions. Come prepared to share what is working. 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Artist Ann Rea's creative diary of her paintings of the Russian River in Healdsburg, California
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Apaisado grande, 33×28 cm
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Jerusalem Times Headlines: Christ Followers Arrested for Preaching Exclusive Salvation
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Acts 4:13-22
October 31, 2004
INTRODUCTION: The Person of Jesus and the preaching of Jesus caused quite a controversy in the first century. Not only did Jesus make many exclusive claims, but His followers followed His steps (1 Peter 2:21)
NOTE: Jesus' exclusive claim in John 14:6.
John 14:6, "Jesus said to him, 'I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.'"
In this verse, the exclusiveness of Jesus as the only approach to the Father is emphatic. Exclusive – Webster defines as excluding all others; not shared or divided; sole; not including.
Notes Christ followers' exclusive claim in Acts 4:12 (Peter)
Acts 4:12, "Nor is there salvation in any other, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved."
Salvation by faith in Jesus Christ alone
Jesus, in His closing remarks in the Beatitudes, spoke of two roads: one leading to life and one leading to death
Matthew 7:13-14, "Enter by the narrow gate; for wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and there are many who go in by it. Because narrow is the gate and difficult is the way which leads to life, and there are few who find it."
In approximately 90 days around the crucifixion and resurrection of the Lord Jesus, there were some nine meetings of the Sanhedrin, all seeking to terminate the work of the Lord, both before and after His cross.
5 meetings before the cross (concerning Jesus)
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3 meetings after the resurrection (stop the movement)
The word "Sanhedrin" (council) was the term used by the rabbis, both for the supreme council and court in Jerusalem of 71 members. In the New Testament, the Sanhedrin was a body dominated by the high priest and the aristocratic Sadducees.
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You can do mvn findbugs:gui and then open up each of the findbugsXml.xml files manually. Or you should be able to run mvn site to generate HTML. You may need to modify the pom.xml file to include findbugs in the report section though. On 9/2/11 9:38 AM, "Vinod Kumar Vavilapalli" <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: Oh, I also just found this working link https://builds.apache.org/job/PreCommit-MAPREDUCE-Build/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/trunk/build/test/findbugs/newPatchFindbugsWarnings.htmlon https://builds.apache.org/job/PreCommit-MAPREDUCE-Build/ . Seems that the artifacts are there only for the lastSuccessfulBuild though. +Vinod On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 8:03 PM, Vinod Kumar Vavilapalli < email@example.com> wrote: > None of the links to the warnings related to FindBugs by Jenkins on > submitting patch are working. You can see any of the JIRAs being built at > https://builds.apache.org/job/PreCommit-MAPREDUCE-Build/. > > OTOH, I ran "~/Applications/full-packages/apache-maven-3.0.3/bin/mvn clean > test findbugs:findbugs -DskipTests -DHadoopPatchProcess" to generate the > warnings on my local box. I do see bunch of findBugsXml.xml files which seem > to indicating warnings, but they are hardly readable. Does anyone know how > to generate html reports locally? Giri? > > Thanks, > +Vinod >
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