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SENSIBLE: SENSors and Intelligence in BuiLt Environment (SENSIBLE) MSCA RISE
Stankovic, L., Glesk, I., Gleskova, H. & Stankovic, V.
European Commission - Horizon 2020
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EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council)
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Towards CMOS Compatible Photonic Device Platform For Broadband Optical Networks
Royal Society
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Scottish Executive - Health Dept
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my grandmother irene was one of 5 girls. edith, evie, onie, irene and opie. yesterday we celebrated the life of the youngest and last of those hardwick sisters. opie lived to be 95 amazing years old and until the last day of her life she was funny, feisty, had her mind and an opinion to share. opie's daughter judy adopted my 2 little brothers when our mom died, so she was more than just my great aunt, she was my brother's grandma. (confusing-but not really- ). : )
opie and her husband had 4 girls and she was a farm wife. she was hilariously frugal. some of my favorite funny stories about her are that having been a child of the depression, she saved everything. she'd reuse tinfoil, bags, gift wrap...the normal things that generation was so careful with.
the thing about aunt opie though was that she took it a couple steps further, for instance she would take a hot water bottle to bed with her at night and then in the morning-pour the water out of it and use it to make her oatmeal. yumm-mee---hook me up with some of that heart healthy oatmeal! remember-the girl lived to be a ripe old 95 tho. i don't care if her oatmeal did taste a bit like rubber, it must have still been just as healthy!
one other funny "opie-ism" i have to share, is that she would come in from working outside and go to the bathroom and wash her feet in the toilet bowl. when we teased her about it, she'd say "well that's just cold, clean water in there". she was only about 5 feet tall and i don't think she could get her foot up in the sink to wash them quick like i've been known to do.
i asked my brother what some of his favorite memories of opie were, and he said, when they'd stay overnight he remembers waking up to the smell of delicious breakfasts and that she was such a good cook. another favorite was that his grandpa took him out hunting and he shot his first goose there. i guess opie hand plucked that goose, (which is very hard to do) and then cooked it for him.
opie was outspoken and she outlived 2 husbands. she was legally blind for many years but she'd get around town on a scooter chair. she'd type long, long letters to people and mail them. they'd be full of stories of neighbors of hers that none of us knew, but she would go on and on about the details of a meal she'd had with them listing each food served, and she was always listing how much things cost. she had a particular thing about toilet paper and when my grama was still alive, she'd bring her some as a hostess gift!! she felt sorry for my gram, who had a really big family-cause she always said she just couldn't IMAGINE having to buy that much toilet paper! how funny is that?
i guess opie planned her own funeral for a long time. several of her great grandchildren were part of her service. the front of the church was lined with pink flowers, her favorite color. the pews were full and i was very touched when i happened to notice that a whole row of little white haired ladies, most likely friends from this small town, were weeping softly and wiping their eyes after her grandson sang.
i cry easily, but i did not even get choked up at this service. the only emotion i felt yesterday in that beautiful little church was a sense of a life well lived. when you die peacefully in your own bed at 95 years of age, that's a good life.
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I still remember the first time I hit this forum.
I had purchased a short sale, and when I opened the pool in the Spring I had a huge mess on my hands. Never having owned a pool, let alone a large in ground pool before, I did what most of us do. I went to the pool store.
The biggest memory I have of that debacle was heading to our local recycle center because I had so many empty bottles of pool store chemicals (don't even want to think about the cost per bottle) that I couldn't dispose of them conscientiously any other way, and they sure as halibut weren't gonna fit in my recycle container. I literally filled up half a pallet box. I couldn't believe it. I still shake my head when I think about all the money I wasted.
When I started using BBB, many people told me I was crazy. Thankfully, I was that guy in undergrad who actually enjoyed Organic Chemistry so I knew the methodology was sound. It almost got derailed when my wife told me after talking to other pool owners "Nobody else does this, we need to call a pool service." I was out of town at the time and had left her to commandeer. I held my ground, we slayed the dark green beast, and haven't looked back.
BTW, two of the BBB naysayers still use ridiculous methodology and their pools are always cloudy and repeat the same algae cycles over and over again .
This year, I opened a little dirtier than I thought I would, but we had a brutal winter here in MN and I have a mesh cover. The good news is I knew exactly what to do.
Folks, I was clear in 3 days and only used 3 bottles of 12% shock. For real. I'll repeat that. Clear in 3 days and only used 3 bottles of shock.
The other thing I want to comment on is running your pump. I was told by the pool store to run it 24/7 all season. This didn't make much sense, so I did more research on this forum. I now run my pump about 6-8 hours a day at the most. I could probably get away with less but I have a peak load monitor on the pump so my KW rate is so low, I don't care.
This stuff works and this forum is the best source a person can have. It can be hard to stay the course when things are really screwed up, but once you get this figured out it is so easy to maintain. Now, my teenagers help with the chemistry.
So, Thank You TFP!
Also, a quick shout out to TF Test Kits. I stored my kit indoors and everything worked like it should this Spring. It was great to open up and have all my chemistry figured out in like 10 minutes. Their customer service is awesome, shipping lightning fast, and just great people.
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Its been busy since I got back from Germany. Our garden is coming along nicely and since my travel has returned to normal levels I have been spending a lot more time in the kitchen trying out new things.
I started with just some herbs wanting fresh parsley, dill, chives, marjoram, basil and fennel for cooking. Hubby got me these cute baskets and they grew great in our enclosed porch.
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I know I have used the title before especially since lately my posts are very far and few between. I guess that is because life gets in the way.
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Really November wow that is so long. I have been posting over at The Clumsy Eater and Can't wait to meet you but that is no excuse.
Life has been good but busy. Work has a deadline and everyone has been scrambling all over the place making sure its met.
Hubby and the pups loved being at our Westgate timeshare in the Smokey mountains. Sadly I ended up working though most of it but loved walking the pups everyday and loved my Spa visit and hanging out in the indoor water park. The pups loved spending time with us, they were too funny always wanting to go where the bears were.
I am leaving for Germany in 5 weeks. I meet up with Mom in Charlotte and then we fly over together. My sisters wedding is the first weekend we are there and then its off to meet up with friends and relatives.
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I suppose there are people who ignore the updates. After a while, their programs would either stop working or become erratic. Taking time to get the latest drivers or whatever is needed becomes vital.
It is the same with reading the Word of God each day. I don't know what demands will be made of me today. I might not see that I am developing bad habits or becoming selfish in my thinking. I need God's continual reminders and updates to keep my life going the way it should.
Today, I read the same passage as yesterday, one that is always needed because I so easily drift to doing what I want and neglecting what others need. Part of it says . . .
Let nothing be done through selfish ambition or conceit, but in lowliness of mind let each esteem others better than himself. (Philippians 2:3)Selfish ambition is doing whatever I do for my own gain only. God does not condemn the enjoyment of work or ministry, but if that is my sole reason, then my motivations have become sinful. They need more than an update!
As for conceit, this is what Paul had in mind when he wrote Romans 12:3, "For I say, through the grace given to me, to everyone who is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think, but to think soberly, as God has dealt to each one a measure of faith."
I can know my strengths, yet I must acknowledge that they are gifts from God. I can know my talents and abilities, but I also must remember their source. Sober thinking is thinking soundly with a moderate estimate of who I am and what is true about me. I cannot lord it over anyone.
Last night I was at a writer's meeting. As I listened to some of the elderly people in attendance and the simplicity of what they were writing, God reminded me of a young friend from twenty years ago. He was taking a BA degree at the time. Now he has a Masters and a doctorate and teaches in a university. He writes books that are so deep that I can scarcely understand the introductions. He reminds me that intellect and abilities are relevant. Don't look down on others. Sober thinking knows that no matter how smart or talented I think I am, there are others who are much smarter.
To live is Christ is not a competition. Instead, God wants me to value every person. Besides, the university professor needs the Holy Spirit to influence the lives of his circle of friends just as much as I need the Holy Spirit to encourage those around me. With God, there are no hierarchies in any field or discipline. All of us are helpless to accomplish His will without His help.
Paul was a great man, yet he learned to "glory in his infirmities" because it was in humility that he depended upon God to give him what he needed. Every day, I need the same thing and the same reminders. As John 15:5 says, without Christ, I can do nothing.


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DAVID RAVEN is looking likely to be out of Carlisle United's League One encounter with Tranmere Rovers at Brunton Park tomorrow.
The former Liverpool defender is struggling to shake off a groin injury.
Wirral-born Raven made 11 league appearances for Tranmere last season, helping Brian Little's team to win the fight against relegation.
However, Carlisle will be led by former Tranmere captain Kevin Gray. The 34-year-old central defender made only 12 league appearances for Rovers during an 18 month injury-blighted spell at Prenton Park between 2002 and 2004.
But he quickly became an inspirational figure at Brunton Park, skippering Carlisle to successive promotions from the Conference and League Two.


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Ben Bensimoun made quite an impression at the WSOP International Circuit's stop in Holland earlier this week. Wearing a pink bunny hat throughout the tournament Bensimoun outlasted the rest of a 274-player field to win the main event at the WSOP Circuit's first ever stop at the Holland Casino in Rotterdam.
The no-limit hold'em tournament had a €1650 buy-in, which was just under $2,000 US. That prize pool came to €393,120, or approximately $473,000 US. For the win Bensimoun claimed the €94,349 prize ($111,916 US) and the coveted WSOP Circuit championship ring, his first. It was Bensimoun's second cash of the event, as he previously collected €896 ($1079 US) for finishing ninth in a €330 No-Limit Hold'em Turbo tournament.
It came down to Bensimoun and Jakob Miegel heads-up for the tournament title. When heads-up play began Bensimoun had a near 5-to-1 chip lead on his opponent, but Miegel slowly wore him down and at one point took over the chip lead. Two big hands moved the chips back across the table, including an all-in where Bensimoun hit an Ace-high straight on the river to topple Miegel. For second place Miegel cashed €58,308 ($69,164 US).
WSOP International Circuit on the Move
After their inaugural event in Holland the WSOP International Circuit has already set up shop in their next destination, Casino Campione in Italy. The tournaments kicked off in Campione late last week with the €1,100 main event getting started on Friday. The main event is slated to run for four days and conclude on Monday, September 11.
It wasn't all good news for the WSOP International Circuit this week. The wild weather walloping North America has forced the Circuit to cancel an upcoming event in November. St. Maarten took quite a pounding from Hurricane Irma, which included damage sustained to the Sonesta Maho Beach Resort and Casino. The casino was scheduled to host the WSOP International Circuit in the first two weeks of November. That event has now been cancelled with no makeup date announced as the island cleans up and rebuilds following the devastation brought on by Irma.
Back in the US the regular WSOP Circuit kicks off their next event this weekend at the IP Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi. The $1,675 main event doesn't get underway until September 16.


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Sunday, October 17, 2010
Cheekwood: Crawling Lady Hare
Part of the Cheekwood Botanical Gardens in the Bellevue section of Nashville, TN
At Cheekwood it is part of the Carell Woodland Sculpture Trail, this is the Crawling Lady Hare sculpture. It was made by Sophie Ryder in 1997 and is made of galvanized wire on steel armature.
The Chihuly Exhibit is about to run out at Cheekwood. If you want to see it, you better go soon.
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Over the years I've watched Malema grow in stature. The first time I heard his voice on the news saying "we are going to take up arms and kill for Zuma" I got scared. He scares me today even. He has established himself as champion of the poor. Poor people that are hopeless find hope in Malema, while everyone else find him repulsive. I believe Malema has delusions of grandeur, he thinks he is more important than all South Africans except for Nelson Mandela. Judging from the way he treats people with no remorse tells me that he is answerable to no one. He has great oratory skills, he is also ruthless. He uses people's anger, emotions and frustrations for his own selfish needs.
One can actually compare Malema to Hitler or the late Zimbabwean Hunzvi. Malema, like Hitler, has the ability to take control of this country because he will offer people false hope, get elected to office by shouting a slogan again and again until it is imprinted into his follower's brains. He has done that already with his "nationalization of mines" and "economic freedom in our lifetime" chants until it is imprinted into his follower's brains. There are a lot of poor people in this country. Most people that are educated live in suburban areas and don't participate in politics, while poor uneducated people participate in politics and fight for leadership positions so that they can gain access to government resources for material gain. Malema will easily be elected by those people because those people don't care about the country, they just want fancy cars and huge mansions.
I believe that Malema will be president of this country, when that happens things will be bad for all of us. Foreign investors will pull out their money and this will result in the Rand plummeting against major currencies. Most educated people will emigrate to other countries which will leave companies that require skilled labour unproductive and therefore they will close shop. State money will be looted by his cronies. Tax revenue will plummet which will result in today's social grant beneficiaries not receiving their money anymore, and therefore putting them further into poverty and death.
My question is, what will you do to protect yourself from being a victim of the coming tsunami that is Malema? Will you emigrate? Will you stay in South Africa and fight the new dictator? Will you play the stock market and profit from falling stock prices when Malema assumes power?


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Have you noticed how pretty the boutique-sized tissue boxes are? The graphics on the boxes are striking -- even the ones from the warehouse stores.
I started saving the boxes, thinking "there must be something I can do with these" (famous last words).
One day, I pulled one out and stared at it and noticed (I mean really noticed) that there was a nicely shaped oval cut-out in the top and a lot of other useful decorated paper (more like lightweight chipboard) on the other sides. So, I took it apart at the flaps and then dismantled it by cutting on the fold lines.
The size of the top was pretty square with the two sides parallel to the long side of the oval having a bit more space between the edge of the oval and the edge of the paper, so I trimmed off a bit on those two sides -- made it look a bit more proportional to me.
The oval edge was a little rough (having been perforated for the bit you remove to get to the tissues), so I distressed it further. Then I pulled out some solid colored cardstock that coordinated with the colors in the tissue box and an ink pad and a focal point stamp that would fit nicely in the oval, and a card was born!
The weight of the tissue box "paper" is pretty heavy, but the Nestabilities dies do work with it. I haven't tried it with the Sizzix dies, yet, but will shortly, as I punched squares out of the smaller pieces that I will "quilt" together in a patchwork and run it through with the Top Note die for a background element.
I recently made one of my "movies" showing the steps I go through to dismantle the tissue box and make a card with the top part. It's on my YouTube channel.
Have you ever repurposed a tissue box? What did you do with it?


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Yesterday I had the gown mostly done - skirts sewn on and hemmed, but sleeve edges still raw and the lining not really trimmed or anything. I tried it on over my petticoat and stays:
I was not happy yet. The fit in the front wasn't so bad, although the back was awkward, but the pins in the lining were not working. I optimistically hoped it might fix itself once things were a bit more finished ... or something like that.
Later on, I added the stomacher to the ensemble. This picture's a bit blurry, but you can see that the stomacher doesn't exactly fill in the space. I admit, I was worried. Pinning the lining is tricky (for me, anyway), and it tends to slip out of place afterward.
Today, I decided the best way to deal with pinning the lining was to not pin it - I folded the lining bits in half and sewed eyelets on it so I could lace it closed. This made a huge difference in how it looked with the stomacher, and it also made it snug into my lower back as well. (The white you see at the end of my sleeves is my 1790s shift - everything was sewn by this point. I need a more accurate shift in line with Sharon Ann Burnston's latest article.) I'm wearing my underpetticoat here, which gives me more skirt fullness, and my stomacher is actually pinned to my shift in the center of the neckline, which is probably not period, but it holds it up just a little. The robings here are pinned down at the top and bottom of the stomacher. (Not really happy with the kerchief - it looks all right in this picture, but it was really awkward until I got it to that point.)
The back is still problemy. Some of this is my body, because my right hip is ... noticeably higher than my left, but most of it is the sleeves. The armscye needs to be significantly further into the back piece than it is. Fortunately, this is a fairly easy fix, although not one I really feel like doing right now as I've done so much work on this lately. There is a re-enactment at the Saratoga Battlefield this weekend that I will be visiting on Sunday, and the gown will get an airing looking just like this.
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Blue Linen Gown - Finished?
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Saturday, December 3, 2011
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Thursday, October 20, 2011
Hurtful words
Unfortunately today was a prime example of why woman don't talk about their infertility. I just had a miscarriage and it's apparent that this person doesn't really understand how awful this has been for me. This has been the hardest thing I have ever been through.
In the event that any of my readers don't know the stages of grief here they are: This web site lists them in general terms: http://www.recover-from-grief.com/7-stages-of-grief.html
1. Shock and Denial
Shock provides an emotional disconnect from the events that have transpired. It is like a buffer that keeps you from the outside world. You are safe as long as you are in shock. You feel as though you can avoid the pain as long as your are in denial. If you have just experience pregnancy loss or got a medical diagnosis about infertility, you may experience disbelief. Other people won't know what to say or how to help. Be patient with yourself at this time.
2. Pain and Guilt
After the shock wears off, you are hit with excruciating pain. It's important that you feel this pain fully. If you don't embrace it now, it will come back. If you find that you are getting through the pain with drugs or alcohol, please seek a grief counseling. They are just a crutch to get through this very important step. Life can feel chaotic and out of control at this stage. You may feel guilty about things you did or said.
3. Anger and Bargaining
You may question "Why me?" or "What did I do to deserve this?" The answer is that there is nothing you did or could have done to change what happened. You may become angry and frustrated. You might lash out at those closest to you. You might feel anger and bitterness towards other pregnant women. You may become desperate trying to change things.
4. Depression
By this time you have realized what exactly you are missing. Well meaning friends and family may ask you to "Get on with things." or ask "Why aren't you over this yet?" The truth is you may never be 'over this.' They may think that it has been long enough and that it's time to get on with your life. Because of that, you may isolate yourself. You begin to put up walls and push people away to focus on the past. You feel like you won't be truly happy again.
5. The Upward Turn
Things start to become a little more stable now. You start to adjust to your new normal.
6. Reconstruction
You start to put the pieces of your life back together again.
7. Acceptance
You accept that your life turned the way that it did. You accept life without what you are missing, and you begin to move forward with some hope. It does not mean that you will be happy or that you are forgetting, but it means that you can accept it and start to figure out this new life you have created. You will never be that blissful, somewhat ignorant, carefree person that you were before, but you are a new YOU.
If, at any point in time, you feel that the grief is to much for you to bare please do not be afraid to get help. There are a number of qualified counselors and doctors in the area.There are numerous online support groups geared to infertility and pregnancy loss as well. If you do a simple search you will find one that meets your needs specifically.
Remember: We would not grieve so hard had we not loved so deeply.
Stage 1 for me was the day I found out that my baby was dead. I was laying on the table while the u/s tech was measuring my uterus. When she got to the point where she was looking for a heart beat I knew something was wrong. She put her hand on my knee and I just knew...but no tears...no sense of sadness. Just a feeling of utter shock and disbelief. NO this is not happening...not to me...not after all we have been through.
Then stage 2 quickly set in (and by quickly I mean stage 1 only lasted a few hours...heckI went right back to work after.-with my failed placement shock lasted month's. I didn't mourn the loss of our son for month's. I was in shock and went back to life as if nothing had happend. Month's later I fell appart)
Stage 2 lasted a week or so...it's kind of a blur. All I did was cry. I can't tell you how many times I had to get up from my desk. I came home and was a total wreck. All I could do is lay in my husbands arms and cry and cry and cry.
Stage 4 kicked in for me next. Depressed isn't really a term I like to use. I have been chronically depressed before. I suppose for all intensive purposes I was severely depressed but only for a few days. My therapist calls it "in despair" vs depressed. I didn't want to do anything. I couldn't be alone. I wouldn't let my husband leave me alone in total fear of...well....let's not talk about that.
Stage 3 kicked in soon after that and I seem to be flopping between stage 3 and 4 at the moment. Anger, rage, why me? Why not someone who can get pregnant easily? If I could get pregnant on my own the grief would be easier to deal with...but combined with infertility it's just to much to take.
I seem to be morphing into stage 5 now. I feel a little bit more like "myself"...which brings me back to the email I got today. I love my family i really do but this email broke my heart. I can't even describe how much it hurt. I had to get up from my desk and call my sister in law and cry to her on the phone. My husband has been in denmark since Sunday on business so I don't have him to talk to or to comfort me this week. I'm grateful that my sister in law listened to me. She has been really supportive through this loss. She brought me and my husband dinner at least 2 times. And she did it with out asking because she knows me and she knows that asking for help is really hard....I really could use some compassion right now. Especially by my loved one's.
I know my family cares about me and how I'm doing but some times I wonder. Most of them have asked how I'm doing but some, not so much. I know they care. I know they love me and I know it's just who they are. But it really does hurt. It hurts a lot.
Anyhow, I could go on and on about this but I won't. I'm kind down in the dumps right now and I miss my husband so I'm going to bed.
You know the worst part? The guilt I felt when I was angry and jealous. Contrary to what some people obviously think I'm a really nice person. And when I'm angry, jealous or down right mean to people behind their back or think not nice things in my head I have an extremely high amount of guilt.
I really am trying to be a better person. trying to not be angry. I'm not really bitter these days. I used to be very very very bitter. And you know what...that's normal. It's not good to act on it but it's normal to feel that way. I would FEEL That way but I NEVER EVER acted on it. The worst thing I think I'd do is stop hanging out with my friends but I'd NEVER say anything to their face that would hurt their feelings. Not intentionally anyway.
Honestly given the fact that I just lost a baby I think I'm doing quite well and frankly so does my therapist. So folks, anger and bitterness is a NORMAL part of the grieving process and unfortunately for me if it's not one loss it's another type of loss. But such is life of an infertile.
And please don't misconstrue this post as a "pitty me". I'm not a pitty me kind of person. That's why I never ask for help. While on one hand I would like people to actually ask me how I'm doing when I go through a loss like this I don't expect someone to pitty me or to sound like my problems are worse then others. UGGG I'm so beyond frustrated and hurt. Today is the first time I've cried all week. I was on such a good streak too.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
After 3 month's of lupron depot I started the FET process. We thawed 3 perfectly graded day 6 blasts and 2 made the thaw:
Anyway...Just like with FET #1 I felt pinching the day after the embryo transfer. I tested at 5 days past my 6 day transfer and got this:
We had our first ultrasound at 6 weeks. My RE wanted me to wait till 6 1/2 weeks I can't remember why...I pushed up the ultrasound. Anyhow...the ultrasound tech was awful. She didn't really take her time. Just said "it's to early to see anything" and told me the sac measured 5 weeks. I asked for a picture and she just printed the screen she left off on so it's an awful picture:
I had another ultrasound at 7 weeks 4 days. Hoping that we'd be lucky enough to see a heart beat. We had the same tech as last time so the picture we got was pretty bad. The baby measured 6w4d so a week behind. The baby did have a heart beat but their machine wasn't able to measure the BPM.
I was a little upset that the baby measured a week behind and when I got home from work I broke down in tears. I was happy we saw a heart beat but sad that they couldn't tell me how strong it was. Call it intuition but I was just scared something was wrong. After crying on my husbands shoulders I quickly felt better.
I knew something was wrong by the look on the tech's face. I could tell she was struggling to find a heart beat. The moment I knew was when she looked at me and put her hand on my knee. The look on her face said it all. Next she said "is your husband here with you?". Sadly he wasn't. Our baby still measured 6w4d and had no heart beat. I went in a few days later to confirm the baby hadn't grown. My OB wanted me to wait a week but I just couldn't.
That night the bleeding started to get heavier and the cramping was really really bad. I had a few friends that have been through the same thing tell me exactly what to expect so I knew it would be painful and that I'd likely go into labor. (yes you read that right)
Thank goodness for morphine and zofran. I was sick to my stomach due to the pain and emotional stress of it all. The zofran helped with the nausea and the morphine made it so I no longer felt the contractions quite as strongly.
Friday, June 17, 2011
New way of thinking
I'm back in therapy and have been for a while now and it's really helping. I'm working VERY hard on being more in control of my emotions and changing my way of thinking. Instead of looking at my up coming FET with dread or fear or looking at it as "yet another trial" I'm trying to look at it with hope and faith. It's hard though. When you have been through as many failures as I have (4 IUI's, 6 IVF's and one FET) it's hard to convince your heart that this time will be different. When it does finally happen (yes I used the word FINALLY for all you FFr's that are reading this) I'm not sure I'll believe it.
At our stake conference this year (I'm LDS to anyone that doesn't know) the talks seemed to be around hope. What I find odd is that no one is assigned a topic yet every single one of them spoke of hope. Each person that spoke touched my heart. The talk that touched me the most though was by our stake president. Who started his talk by saying that on his car ride here he said to one of his councelors "I'm affraid the people that need to hear my talk won't be there". And his wise councelor said "don't be so sure". I'll admit that lately I've been going to church out of duty. It's hard. I know in my heart that the gospel is true. I know that God will give you what he promises (in his own due time). But going to church is hard for me because it's a reminder of what I don't have. (I'm working on changing that too)
There was an article in our church magazine a month or so ago that really hit home. http://lds.org/ensign/2011/04/faith-and-infertility?lang=eng
This part is really well said and pretty much sums up why church can often be difficult:
"In the context of the Church, where the family is celebrated as the fundamental unit of society, not having children can be an especially difficult challenge."That pretty sums up my feelings. However I'm working on looking at other moms with hope. A hope that some day that will be me. But it's hard. I can't express enough how nice it was to finally see an article in the ensign that talks about infertility. a few years ago at general conference someone acknowledged those of us that can't have children. I need to find the talk. I don't have time right now to search for it since I'm on my lunch break. It immediately brought tears to my eyes. I can't express enough how much it meant to me that someone acknowledged how much this hurts. This is the hardest thing that my husband and I have ever had to deal with. I know it's going to make us stronger but it's been a 6 year trial!
Currently I'm on lupron depot for my up coming FET. I'm on it for 3 months'. The doctors think that on top of the fact that I have diminished ovarian reserve that I have uterine issues that is causing the embryo's to not implant. The lupron will "reset" my body by forcing it to go into menopause. We will likely never get pregnant with my eggs and I'll likely go into menopause earlier then most. But only time will tell and that's not saying a miracle won't happen. It would truly be a miracle though if we concieved with out fertility treatments and with my own eggs.
well my lunch break is about over and I think that about sums everything up.
Friday, April 29, 2011
- I wish you would not be afraid to speak to me about what is going on in my life, and to ask what you can do to help.
- If I cry or get emotional when we talk about them, I wish you knew that it isn't because you have hurt me. The fact that I have suffered has caused my tears. You have allowed me to cry, and I thank you. Crying and emotional outbursts are healing.
- I wish you wouldn't pretend that nothing is happening to me, because it is a large part of my life. I need my friends and family by my side.
- I will have emotional highs and lows, ups and downs. I wish you wouldn't think that if I have a good day, my grief is over, or that if I have a bad day, I need psychiatric counseling.
- Grieving and what I'm going through is not contagious, so I wish you wouldn't shy away from me.
- I wish you knew that all of the "crazy" grief reactions I am having are in fact very normal. Depression, anger, frustration, hopelessness, and questioning of values and beliefs are to be expected during and following what is happening to me.
- I wish you wouldn't expect my grief to be over if and when I appear to be smiling or happy.
- I wish you would understand the physical reactions to grief. I may gain weight or lose weight…sleep all the time or not at all…want to surround myself with business or be all alone, all of which may be related to my grief.
- A birthday, anniversaries of big days, holidays, and the day I found out, are all terrible times for me. I wish you could tell me that you are thinking about me, and if I get quite withdrawn, just know I am doing my best to cope. Please don't try to coerce me into being cheerful or tell me that it will be better soon.
- It is normal and good that most of us re-examine our faith, values, and beliefs throughout this journey. We will question things we have been taught all our lives, and hopefully come to some new understandings to include those with God. I wish you would let me tangle with my religion, opinions, and beliefs without making me feel guilty.
- I wish you would not offer me drinks or drugs to ease the pain. These are just temporary crutches. The only way I can get through this grief is to experience it, and sometimes immerse myself in it. I have to hurt before I can heal.
- I wish you understood that grief and difficult situations change people. I am not the same person I was before I experienced it nor will I ever be that person again. If you keep waiting for me to "get back to my old self," you will be frustrated. I am a new creature with new thoughts, dreams, aspirations, values, and beliefs. Please try and get to know the "new me"…maybe you will still like me.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Break down
I had a good cry today though on the phone with my mom. Everything the past few days has been getting to me...and making me cry or angry. My husband is out of town on a business trip and it's hard not having him here.
Ok well I've had enough of thinking about this. I'm going to go back to trying not to think about it for the rest of the night.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Anyhow I really should get off the computer so I"m going to try to wrap this up.
Ok well enough ranting. I feel like a fool complaining about "needing" attention. I need to suck it up and get over it. You can't rely on other people only yourself.
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ok, so a bit more info about my hike up to huayna potosi - the 6k mountain that i climbed last week. it was a two day trek, the first consisting of a couple of hours walk from basecamp to highcamp and the second from highcamp to the summit. we were told that one in five people don't actually make it to the summit, be that because of a reaction to the altitude or just tiredness. i was knackered from the two hour walk on day one, in fact just walking to and from the outside toilet left me out of breath, so i was fairly apprehensive for what was to come. we awoke on day two just after midnight. we were lucky that there was very little wind, although the temperatures were still unsurprisingly freezing. i wore three tshirts, two jumpers, two jackets in addition to mountaineering attire like helmet and crampons. we were then roped to the guide and a partner and set off on the long, long walk. the aim was to get to the top for sunrise, although for me the main aim was just to get to the top. i couldn't really say much for the subsequent five hours, i just concentrated on shuffling my feet forward and trying to inhale as much oxygen as the mountainscape would let me. the terrain itself wasn't particularly difficult, it was all snow which was soft enough so that the crampons would sink in but tough enough to feel like solid ground. there was one occasion where we had to use our pickaxes to climb up an ice wall, and a few narrow sections with fairly substantial falls either side. the most scary of which was the ridge at the very end, which was only about a foot in width. not only was this where we were most tired, and most lacking in oxygen, but it was also the point where my crampon decided to leap off my boot. it all eventually added to the experience, and we made it to the summit to witness the sun climb above the sea of clouds and a new day being born.
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TORONTO — The Toronto stock market closed higher Thursday as traders felt more confident about the eurozone debt crisis following a commitment from the president of the European Central Bank to protect the euro.
Here are the closing numbers
Dow — 12,887.93 +211.88 1.67%
Nasdaq — 2,893.25 +39.01 1.37%
The S&P/TSX composite index ran ahead 147.24 points to 11,639.75 after Mario Draghi said that the "ECB is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro. And believe me, it will be enough."
The TSX Venture Exchange was up 9.09 points to 1,181.42.
The Canadian dollar jumped 0.55 of a cent to 99.05 US cents, supported by rising commodity prices.
U.S. markets also ran ahead with the Dow Jones industrials up 211.88 points to 12,887.93.
The Nasdaq climbed 39.01 points to 2,893.25 and the S&P 500 index gained 22.13 points to 1,360.02.
After markets closed, Facebook reported stronger-than-expected revenue in the company's first earnings report since its rocky initial public offering two months ago. Revenue grew 32% to US$1.18-billion, which beat estimates of US$1.16-billion. Adjusted earnings of US$295-million, or 12 US cents per share, matched Wall Street's expectations. Its shares fell 10.6% or US$2.85 in after hours trading to US$23.99.
The eurozone debt crisis has weighed on stock markets for over two years. Greece, Portugal and Ireland — all countries saddled with huge debts — have been forced to seek bailouts. The crisis has more recently moved to Italy and Spain, which have been forced to pay ever higher yields in order to finance their debts.
Market watchers took Draghi's comment as a signal that the ECB could be more willing to intervene in markets to lower those borrowing rates — which the bank has in recent months said is not part of its mandate.
Market sentiment had also been given a boost already on Wednesday, when ECB policymaker Ewald Nowotny suggested that Europe's bailout fund could be given a banking licence. That would give it the ability to borrow money from the ECB. Such a move would be of particular significance for Spain and Italy as the current bailout fund does not have enough money to rescue them both.
The yield on Spain's 10-year government bonds fell sharply following Draghi's comments, moving down 40 basis points to 6.94%. Anything over 7% is considered unsustainable in the long run.
Despite the positive reaction on markets, there was some skepticism that the eurozone crisis has turned a corner.
"It remains to be seen," said Garey Aitken, director of equity research at Bissett Investment Management in Calgary.
"Maybe it does translate into something that is quite significant and positive but really pretty much all comments, intentions, summits, (in the past) the end result has been much more disappointing than the original hope."
The prospect of further ECB action helped take some of the sting from a run of largely disappointing earnings reports.
Hopes for higher demand and a weaker U.S. dollar pushed commodities higher.
The energy sector gained 1.79% as September crude on the New York Mercantile Exchange moved ahead 42 cents to US$89.39 a barrel. Suncor Energy climbed 99 cents to $31.86 while Canadian Natural Resources rose 33 cents to $27.83.
The base metals sector rose 3.16% as copper gained two cents to US$3.39 a pound. First Quantum Minerals rose 82 cents to $18.07 and Teck Resources climbed 61 cents to $27.88.
Railroad stocks also advanced with Canadian Pacific Railway up another $2.08 to $81.05 after the company issued a well-received earnings report on Wednesday. Canadian National Railways was up $1.87 to $88.70.
Financials were also supportive with Manulife Financial ahead 20 cents to $10.42 and Scotiabank improved by 67 cents to $51.28.
The gold sector was in the red for most of the session but ended the day up about 1.1% as bullion gained $7 to US$1,615.10 an ounce.
Barrick Gold Corp. reported quarterly net earnings fell to US$750 million, or 75 cents per share, from $1.16-billion a year ago. The results missed analyst expectations by 18 cents per share, according to average estimates from Thomson Reuters. Its shares dropped $1.45 or 4.2% to $33.04.
Shares in Novagold Resources plunged Thursday as the future of its flagship Donlin Creek gold project in Alaska, which it jointly owns with Barrick Gold Corp. , looked bleak. Barrick also announced Thursday that a number of projects in its pipeline don't meet cost targets after announcing quarterly earnings dropped 35%. The Donlin project is one of these. Novagold shares tumbled $1.38 or 25.32% to $4.07 on heavy volume of 2.8 million shares.
Goldcorp Inc. gained $1.66 to $36.50 even as it reported a 45% drop in second-quarter net earnings from a year ago. It said gold prices remained under pressure for much of quarter and cited production shortfalls at its Red Lake operation. The miner reported adjusted net earnings of $332 million, or 41 cents per share, missing analyst expectations by six cents.
In other earnings news, Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. shares added 25 cents to $45.54 as the fertilizer giant reported second-quarter earnings of C$522-million, or 60 cents per share, down from $840-million a year ago. The company said while the results reflect strong underlying performance, earnings were impacted by a $341-million impairment recorded on its investment in Chinese fertilizer company Sinofert Holdings Ltd.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters were on average expecting earnings per share of 99 cents. The company also warned of lower than anticipated profits for 2012.
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Barrick Gold cuts production outlook, reviews projects as costs weigh
Citi ups the odds of a Greek exit from euro to 90%
Apple made a comeback. Why can't RIM?
The ultimate earnings roundup: Potash Corp, Imperial Oil and more
- Ottawa's fiscal monitor
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- Canadian oil sands Q2 earnings: Analysts expect 34¢
- Celestica Q2 earnings: Analysts expect 24¢
- Eldorado Gold Q2 earnings: Analysts expect 14¢
- Chevron Q2 earnings: Analysts expect US$3.21 a share
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Banko Natural Reserve - Rich in History, Dymamic in Flavor
We'll admit it – coffee never gets old to us. Whether it's a favorite blend like Huckleberry Roasters' Blue Orchid or a delicate single origin like Caffe Ladro's Malawi Mzuzu, every coffee takes us on a palatable journey. It's a taste-filled explosion that, at its best, causes us to recall a slew of diverse flavors from the culinary world in one delicious cup. Berries, dark chocolate, brown sugar, brioche, jasmine – the variances from seed to seed abound.
It is without question, however, that some coffees stand above the rest. Near the top of the list sits Olympia Coffee Roasting Company's Banko Natural Reserve. Regarded by the Seattle Coffee Gear staff as one of our most dynamic offerings, Banko displays delicious notes of blueberries and robust dark chocolate like no other.
As we gear up for its release, we wanted to catch up with Oliver Stormshak – Owner, Green Coffee Buyer and Roast Master for Olympia Coffee Roasting Company – to get a little bit more information about this incredibly special release.
Understanding Banko Natural Reserve: An Interview with Oliver Stormshak
Before anything else tell me about Banko, where it comes from, and what makes this coffee so special.
It comes from the small village of Banko Gotiti in the Gedeo Zone of Sidama within the area classified as Yirgacheffe District. Yirgacheffe is likely the birthplace of the Arabica species of coffee. Over a thousand varietals within the Arabica species are said to grow within the Yirgacheffe area. The Natural Process is the way this coffee has traditionally been processed for the last few thousand years. This is about as pure, traditional, and ancient as coffee can get. Banko is a selection of the oldest heirloom varietals grown in the world, in coffee's birthplace, presented in its purest form.
This last year has been incredibly turbulent politically for Ethiopia. For those who may not be aware of what's happening, can you share about who and what is being affected in this turmoil?
Ethnic conflict in the southern regions to keep out, what are considered, outsiders. It's an ancient battle within Ethiopia that has been going on for thousands of years. It is rather complicated for westerners to truly understand. These conflicts spark up from time to time.
Ethiopian varieties are a precious commodity in the specialty coffee world. How has Olympia felt the effects of the setbacks in Ethiopia's Gedeo Zone? What might be different this year compared to other years?
We have a new team we are working with at Yirgacheffe Coffee Farmers Cooperative Union (YCFCU). The cooperative is undergoing a major shake up right now. There are not too many changes in terms of quality of coffee and direct purchasing within the cooperative. The large change for us is our customers will see some new names – we will be introducing a new cooperative to our customers this year called Halo. We purchased the majority of our natural process coffee from the Halo Cooperative and single coffee farmer Adisu Kindane this year. The real reason behind this is not conflict but simply quality. The Banko Gotiti Cooperative has finally opened their washing station (something they have been trying to do for years now). They processed 80% of their coffee in the washed method. The remaining 20% processed naturally were separated and cupped by us and did not meet our quality expectations with the exception of this lot. FYI we will have Banko as washed coffee this year!
Even as there have been difficulties in this region, a rebuilding process has been happening that has provided a lot of hope. Can you tell us more about that?
It's a work in progress at this point.
What can a people do to help or stay up to date on what's happening in Ethiopia?
We don't have a great source for honest on the ground information outside of emailing our cooperative partners at this point. So keep your eyes peeled to our social media spots at @olympiacoffee.
Purchase one of our limited bags of Olympia Coffee Roasting Company's Banko Natural Reserve here!
SCG Store Opening Shindig: This Sunday
We're (almost) totally settled in and ready to show off our new digs! Please join us this Sunday, November 14th, from 12pm - 4pm at our new location (6911 216th St SW, Lynnwood WA 98036) and help us celebrate a new chapter in our story!
Gail, Kat, Jessica and Allison will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about equipment, demonstrate gear and provide any buying advice you may need -- plus we'll have a few special guest stars:
La Marzocco
Andy & Scott from La Marzocco will be on hand, pulling shots on the GS/3 and talking about the machine. This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about La Marzocco and the GS/3.
Velton's Coffee
Velton will be here with an arsenal of Hario V60 pour overs, serving up tastings of three of his favorite single origins as well as his limited edition Holiday Blend.
If you needed more of an incentive to come party with us, we're also holding a trivia drawing with a grand prize of a $100 Seattle Coffee Gear gift certificate! Show off how much you know about our videos and you may be richly rewarded.
Should be a fun, casual and tasty get together -- hope to see you Sunday!
Seattle Coffee Gear's Lynnwood Store!
You asked for it and so here you have it -- because we are very giving. And, also, we love you.
Watch as we transform a creepy space fit for a serial killer's chop shop into a dashing new coffee gear store. Like the soundtrack, we were also 'inspired by' Curtis Mayfield. Funky! An updated store tour will follow.
Seattle Coffee Gear's Store is Moving!
We've talked about it a bit here and there -- in our newsletter, on Facebook and Twitter -- but thought we'd make it official here. Seattle Coffee Gear's retail store is moving locations at the end of this month and here's all the details:
We'll be at our current location (4210 196th St SW, Lynnwood WA 98036) through this Saturday, October 30th -- open for our usual hours of 10am - 6pm. We'll then be moving real-quick-like and be open for business at the new joint beginning Monday, November 1st (also our regular hours of 10am - 6pm).
The new store is located at 6911 216th St SW, Lynnwood WA 98036, just a few miles southwest of our current location.
We're growing! We moved our headquarters (repairs, offices, shipping and inventory operations) to a much larger facility earlier this year, and now it's time for the store to follow. This means that all of our services will again be under one roof again, making it much easier for you to get the services you need.
In celebration of the move, we'll be hosting and Opening Shindig on Sunday, November 14, from 12 - 4. We'll have reps from Seattle-based manufacturer La Marzocco here, pulling shots from and answering questions on the GS/3, as well as other goodies and local vendors. We're also holding a trivia contest that will test your knowledge of Gail & Kat's videos -- with a $100 SCG gift certificate grand prize!
Whether you can make it to the opening or can come up during another time, definitely come check out our new digs! We're really excited about it and look forward to working with you in our new space.
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If you need to send in your machine to us for a repair and haven't kept the original packaging, you need to take some care in packing to make sure it doesn't get damaged during shipping. We often see machines come in with scratched up surfaces from lose drip trays or portafilters, so we thought that Dane, our shipping manager, could give a brief run through on his recommended packaging. Check out the video!
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For the coming month Wellington people have no-fee access to a scheme that could cut their energy bills. Taunton council is giving away free home energy assessments that normally cost £175. Once householders have had the survey done they then have access to Government money that will cut energy consumption for them
It's part of getting Somerset involved in the Green Deal, a national scheme launched recently by Whitehall which enables householders to improve the energy efficiency of their home and pay the costs back later through the savings on your energy bill.
Green Deal measures include home-improvements such as
- new heating systems
- wall or loft insulation
- secondary glazing
- draught-proofing.
Repayments are made through the householder's energy bills, and because the home improvements will cut energy use, the overall energy bills won't rise.
Step one in accessing Green Deal finance is for an authorised Green Deal Assessor to visit the home. An assessment like this usually costs around £175, but Green Deal in Somerset has more than 800 home energy assessments to give away.
But people need to be quick – the offer ends on 15 March 2013.
The assessment will show which energy efficiency improvements would work best for that particular home, and which improvements could be funded through the Green Deal. The assessment is independent and without obligation. The householder doesn't have to undertake any of the recommended improvements.
Householders in Western Somerset who want to know more should contact the CSE's Home Energy Team on Freephone 0800 082 2234 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
CSE's James Ryle said: "The Green Deal has a lot to offer, particularly in Somerset which has a lot of 'hard-to-treat' homes where people are being hit by high fuel bills. This initiative will get the Green Deal rolling in Somerset."
There is a website – www.ourgreendeal.net – that will map the areas that have been improved and present the energy efficiency refurbishment of houses as 'everyday' and 'doable', and allow users to find accredited and reliable local tradespeople and further advice and information.


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Bay Area Goes Negative
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Bay Area home prices fell on a year-over-year basis for the first time in more than four years last month. Sales were at their lowest level in five years, a real estate information service reported.
The median price paid for a home in the nine-county Bay Area was $611,000 in September. That was down 1.5 percent from $620,000 for the month before, and down 0.8 percent from $616,000 for September last year, according to DataQuick Information Systems.


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Good news everyone! On Friday afternoon we had a quick inspection of the brewery and the truck by the state, and they have deemed it all to be good. They came with our license in hand, and we are now officially a fully licensed brewery!
I'm going to be a little selfish with this week's post. I'll be keeping it short so I can tend to my wife and the newest heir to the Bucket empire, my beautiful son Payce. Payce was born Saturday at 4:16am. He's a perfect little boy and my new pride and joy. I'll be back to focusing on brewery news next week.


text: Government - Politics Schiff: Democrats will not revise their FISA memo By Editor Posted on February 14, 2018 2 min read 0 0 63 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Reddit Share on Pinterest Share on Linkedin Share on Tumblr Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, indicated Tuesday night that Democrats have decided not to make any revisions to their memo on FISA surveillance, in spite of the White House's insistence that they do so. Instead, Schiff indicated, Democrats will ask the White House to redact any information they allege is necessary in order to protect national security. According to The Hill, Schiff told reporters, "We're not going to make any revisions to it. The only question is what redactions will be made. And obviously we'd like to keep those to a minimum. The White House has a different interest. I think their interest is in redacting anything that doesn't reflect well on the White House." Schiff's memo is in response to a memo drafted by House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes (D-Calif.), which alleged abuses by various Department of Justice officials during the course of obtaining a FISA warrant on former Trump campaign aide Carter Page after Page left the Trump campaign. Nunes' memo was released by the committee, with the support of the White House, on February 2nd. Schuff and other committee Democrats alleged even before the Nunes memo's release that it was inaccurate and incomplete, and vowed to draft their own. Read more Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading... Related


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Glassblowing: Make Your Own Glass Beads
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Get a little Glassblowing in your day. Watch me make a Glass Bead, then make one yourself.
Spend the entire hour making more beads with my guidance. With up to 5 students in each class, each student gets their own station, so everybody can work at the same time.
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Had an informative one-on-one class and created some one of a kind treasures. A painless introduction for anyone interested in learning to make glass beads.
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Spanish Now Level 1 - Book with 4 Audio CDs
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The updated 7th edition of this combination textbook and workbook is designed as an introduction to Spanish for classroom use.
The emphasis is on oral proficiency—conversational speaking and listening comprehension—but the authors also present detailed instruction in the fundamentals of Spanish grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing in Spanish.
The book is filled with exercises and answers, true-to-life dialogues, humorous cartoons, illustrations of Hispanic art, and photos that capture the flavor of Spanish culture in Spain and Latin America.
In this new edition, the lessons have been enriched with subtopics to enhance conversational speech.
Also new with this edition are four compact discs that have been updated in content, and which replace the previously available tape cassettes. This audio component supplements the book, providing valuable instruction in listening comprehension and correct pronunciation of spoken Spanish.
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I feel like a winner...
Tonight, I drove through an ice cream place close to my apartment after dinner. Jenny was in the car with me and the lovely guy at the window remarked that there must be a lot of girls breaking up with their boyfriends. He then went on to philosophically note that "like twenty females have gotten ice cream tonight. On a Friday night. Did your boyfriend break up with you?"
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On March, 31 world-known B2B research company Clutch announces the top of IT Developers in Belarus. According to the results of this year, Digiteum took one of the leading positions among the contenders. Here's why it's great news for everyone. First of all, a couple of words about Clutch to introduce the point. Clutch is [...]
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Yes, it sounds like enough. But theres still a week to go.
So yesterday, what happened...
Nadal won against Belucci but Belucci is a name to remember from the looks of it, and possibly for me to learn how to spell properly. Im not sure Nadal looks anything like as good as a few years ago, but he remains the favourite for the title. Serena Williams beat a blonde chick whos name Ive forgotten, then impressed the crowd with some lines of rehersed french (J'adore Paris, that kind of thing, not sure how impressive it is to memorise that, and she still remains the women that threatened to kill a line jugde at the US Open), and she looked good and will probably win. Sigh.
Novak Djokovic looked very good, apart from his terrible serve which keeps costing him entire sets and how exhausted he looks, and won against his guy whos name Ive also forgotten. Big time drama as Stosur beat Henin, who hadnt even lost a set since 2004 (although she hasnt played since 2008) until her match against Sharapova (who I though should have won that match). She also hadnt looked that inspiring, although lady commentator said she looked good in practise.
The match I was waiting for was Jelana Jankovic, my fave a few years ago but I hadnt seen her play in ages. She won 6-4 6-2 so I was pleased, and I thought she played very well. She's all about defence though so for her its about not making many errors, rather than lots of flashy winners. I rather liked her dress too. Very yellow like the sun, with a nice ra-ra frill on the bottom without being inappropriately frilly.
Nope I got it online, and searching for Jelana Jankovic on google got me wondering if Ill ever find a female tennis player who hasnt down sports illustrated swimsuit photos (because the readers of sports illustrated are just a bunch of gals wondering whats new in swim wear this season?), or rather strange pictures of them lounging on sofas, or by tennis courts, in tiny shorts, or just full on nudity (a la that American lass that did Playboy... damn, I went swimming this morning and the chlorines eroded my memory). Or for that matter a male tennis player whose girlfriend/wife hasn't done sport illustrated (Andy Roddick's wife Brooklyn Dekker) or Maxim (James Blakes wife whos name I dont know) etc. Venus William's entirely embarrassing dress was an atempt to make tennis sexy (a totally appropriate and necessary goal I'm sure). Tennis was once a staid, polite, clean, dull sport. Aquaint British past time, and really rather stuck in the past. Now its raced into the 21st century with sports psychologists and electrolyte drinks to catch up to the flashier sports, and just to make sure its totally modern its decided to reinforce some ancient gender stereotypes too.
Maybe they'll be an ugly girl in the top ten soon?


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I went to the premiere party last week for Americans and got an advance viewing of the first episode. It was inappropriate, un-PC and totally hilarious! The show centers around Department of Integration employee Mark Lilly and his struggle to survive in a world full of insane people... Also zombies and monsters. Check out the first 10 minutes of Ugly Americans right here before the show's premiere:
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If you like other adult cartoons like Family Guy, Archer or South Park I have a feeling Ugly Americans will be right up your alley. The show premieres tonight at 10:30pm on Comedy Central.


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Amazing doctor! Had a bad wort and he took care of it pretty quick ..
Dr Nesbitt is simply phenomenal at his work. I don't understand where half of these ratings are coming from since 90% of his patients are referred to him as a last resort to save their and my walking and legs, and they sound like they are coming from a bunch of pissy know it all's who Dr. Nesbitt takes individual compassion and care in to help them. Yes foot and ulcer care has become a problem in older individuals, and yes his office is busy to compensate for administering care for each of these individuals, however what people need to understand on here is that Dr. Nesbitt is THE BEST Dr. in my opinion in my treatment in so far for handling these issues. If you don't want to wait a little bit to be seen by the BEST treatment, or have a problem with an overcrowded room, then you do not deserve the incredible treatment which he offers each patient, but feel free to complain when you don't wait a little bit to have your legs or walking saved.
I was concerned after reading some of the other reviews, but I had a pleasant experience with Dr. Nesbitt. Yes, I waited about an hour before I saw the doctor. Once I did see him, he was very thorough and figured out my issue within ten minutes. I believe I received top notch care for my foot injury.
I was referred to Dr Nesbutt by my GP. Yes he has a very busy waiting room and yes the office is very crowded, but if you require specialized treatment for any foot ailment, he is the physician that you want! I had a sore on my foot that would not heal, and Dr Nesbitt quickly set me up for specialized testing and referrals. As it turned out I had osteomyelitis and a cancerous growth on my foot and both were successfully treated because of Dr . Nesbitt's deligence. Thank you for all of your help. !
Originally went to Dr. Nesbitt for a wound on my foot that would not heal, and kept getting worse and worse. He actually investigated, and discovered it was MRSA Staph infection. His treatments (silver dressings) took several months, but slowly the wound healed. Yes he has the "bedside manner of a mortician" (lol) and yes hhe is always overbooked, but you can also get in to see him with little to zero notice if you have a problem. Try to get one of the first appointments of the day - no wait.
Worst dr i have seen in my life. No respect for patients time. Takes 6 months to get an appointment and he tries to finish in 5 minutes. Also he insists that you use his particular medical supply shop and makes you wait 1 hour without any hint of apology.
Excellent Doctor, staff are great! Times sometimes can be long, but well worth the wait! Saved my leg
My first and last visit to this Dr. is he paid by the number of patients he can see in a day? The wait is 1 hour so don't be in a hurry. His staff need a class in time management and respecting other patience time.
I took my elderly mother to Dr. Nesbitt after being referred by another doctor. He came highly recommended. My mother had ulcers on her leg and heel. Her family doctor tried with out much success to get these ulcers under control, so he sent her to a specialist for care. After seeing the state that my moms ulcers were in the specialist sent her to doctor Nesbitt. Only then, did the ulcers receive the necessary care and attention required to make healing possible. I really didn't care what his personality or bedside manor was like or that she had to wait in the waiting room. Her ulcers showed up in August and were getting worse by December when we finally found Dr. Nesbitt. With only a few treatments my moms legs have recovered dramatically. PS. If you make a doctors appointment at 8:30 am don't make an appointment at 9:30 am elsewhere. If your regular doctor is getting you in at exactly the scheduled time and getting you out 15 minutes later after a treatment then what level of treatment are you getting? And, I would be really pissed if my appointment was ahead of yours and they rushed through mine so you could get to your manicure at 9:30 am.
One of the worst doctors I have ever dealt with. Never cured anyone based on references from ten patents and care givers including most doctors you talk to!!!!
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In residential areas of Petersburg are not enough churches – Metropolitan
Saint-Petersburg. 14 Feb. INTERFAX – the Construction of the temple is not only the restoration of historical justice or the creation of new architectural dominant, but also need a large number of believers, according to the Metropolitan of St. Petersburg and Ladoga Varsonofy.
"Over the last thirty years we have built large number of temples, there are many parishes, however, what was lost and destroyed during the Soviet era, not so easy to restore. This particularly affects the so-called bedroom communities, where urban planning policy of the past period of our history did not imply the construction of churches," – said the Metropolitan in an interview with "Interfax".
According to him, the receipts are recorded, however, not always been allocated plots of land, delays in the design, which can drag on for several years.
"You have to understand that the initiative to open a Church often comes from local residents who want near his home to see the house of God, constantly engaged in worship, the sacraments, interact with clergy. This is especially true for the elderly who find it hard to get to the Cathedral, located in the heart of the city", – said the Metropolitan Varsonofy.


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