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I am dynamically creating an assembly document, which I would like to export to different file formats defined by the user.
As the Solid Edge process is automated on a web server, I can't show the SaveAs dialog with the Options button to the web client.
The documentation for the SaveAs() method states, that all arguments except the filename are unsupported and ignored. The format is chosen depending on the given file extension.
How can I use the SaveAs method to export the assembly in a specific version of Parasolid or to distinguish define the different options for a STEP output?
For STEP output, I would probably create a new STEP3D.ini file, but how can I tell SE, which ini file to use?
Jason, as you are updating the API documentation for SE, do you have an idea, if any of these arguments of the SaveAs() call are supported and what do they expect?
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I cross posted this question in the Solid Edge Programming newsgroup, too, and got an answer there, which I would like to share here.
For Parasolid import/export, SE uses the PSXMT.INI file in the Solid Edge Program folder. You can simply set the used Parasolid version in this file by using an old Win 16 API function. Then, you will simply call the SaveAs method.
The following code, sets the Parasolid version to be created to 20.0. The drive letter S: points to the installation path of Solid Edge:
WritePrivateProfileString("Options", "Parasolid Version", "20.0", "S:\\Program\\PSXMT.INI");
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ICEYE: 2018 Year in Review and Upcoming Opportunities for New Space7th December 2018
A Year of Firsts
The year 2018 has been a monumental one not only for ICEYE, but for an entire wave of New Space companies across the globe. So far, we've seen SpaceX launch the world's biggest commercial rocket with a car as its payload, Rocket Lab placed the first artificial star in orbit, and we at ICEYE successfully launched the world's first synthetic-aperture radar (SAR) satellite under 100 kg in January this year. Benchmarks were created, milestones were surpassed and innovation was spurred throughout the entire space supply chain.
Radar satellite imaging is a method that has been in use for a long time, but due to previous constraints on the technology, it has been available only to very exclusive audiences. In recent years, as far as the technology goes, the size of the SAR antenna has been massively reduced and the cost to launch small satellite missions has come down significantly. Today, the cost of 100 kg satellite launches can be calculated within single-digit millions. This is a monstrous decrease to the barriers that were originally preventing innovation and mainstream adoption of SAR satellites.
With various innovations occurring over the last couple of years, 2018 became the year that many of these new opportunities would be turned into reality and successfully demonstrated in space for the first time. And while there were plenty of successes, New Space start-ups still face challenges, as do any companies that operate in the aerospace industry. Risk continues to be a hurdle faced at many points during a company's lifespan —from external risks, such as launching a satellite on any rocket at all, to making sure proprietary hardware and software operates as planned. Risk is inherent in every aspect of this business. On the other hand, many companies are thinking about the overall market in new ways, considering that investors have shown they're more bullish on space, deploying more than $14.4B in the industry to date.
More Technology
While exploring the still largely uncharted territory of New Space, the next year will bring all kinds of new technological breakthroughs. General advancements in several technologies used in space will usher in a new wave of start-ups that will continue to change the face of the industry.
As in the case of electric cars, New Space satellite and launch technology is not really reliant on individual breakthroughs anymore. Rather, an overall advancement of various portions of hardware and software at the same time is generating a wealth of progress. Components that were originally not created for space are increasingly being launched and successfully used for satellite missions, and due to market changes there is a whole host of ongoing launch vehicle development with different solutions in the mix.
Barriers Continue to Crumble
The small satellite market is expected to grow into a $7.5B business in the next four years, and with an increasing amount of small launch providers expected to make maiden flights in 2019, the costs continue to fall. Where cost was once a nearly insurmountable barrier for most, today the cost of launching a small, under 100 kg satellite can even be situated in the single-digit million range.
In addition to the decreased cost resulting from the availability of launches, the size of satellites themselves continue to shrink due to the miniaturization of technologies—in ICEYE's case, SAR technology. SAR satellites could weigh up to thousands of kg (4400+ lb) not too long ago. Now that we've been able to make the system as a whole much smaller, the cost of launching such a satellite has also come down significantly.
Investor Interest is Strong
Significant investor interest is working in favour of New Space companies, and it is expected to grow in the coming year. Looking back at the last 18 months, the funding of space ventures has continued to grow, and as stated by Seraphim Capital managing director Mark Boggett, it's hard to find a top-tier venture capitalist that hasn't invested in a space business to date. Some have even named it the "golden age" of investment, where space ventures are able to secure much-needed funding to take the first steps in demonstrating their tech's viability in what can be a rather uncertain industry.
In addition to investors taking interest in emerging space start-ups, 2018 also saw some remarkable deals indicative of a bright future also for more established space companies. There were major exits, including Northrop Grumman's purchase of Orbital ATK, and a few massive market investments including Spaceflight Inc.'s $150M Series C, a $35M Series B raise from Relativity Space and ICEYE's Series B of $34M. This activity is only expected to increase in 2019, making the market ripe for New Space companies of all kinds around the world.
As proven by ICEYE's first satellite launch, committed groups, with the right talent and knowledge of their own technology, can now get their ideas into space. 2019 is already shaping up to be another landmark year: not only are we excited to launch up to nine additional ICEYE satellites before the end of the year (including ICEYE-X2), but we're excited to the see how others will innovate and push the envelope for the entire New Space industry.


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Your pregnant, you may or may not even know it yet, but from many women it is the pregnancy symptoms that give it away. So what specific symptoms can you expect within the first half of your pregnancy? What triggers these symptoms and are there ways to overcome them?
Today we are joined by one of our featured experts Dr. Nick Capetanakis, he is an OBGYN and right here in San Diego. This is Preggie Pals, episode 70.
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Sunny Gault: Welcome to "Preggie Pals" Broadcasting from the Birth Education Center of San Diego. Preggie Pals is your weekly online on-the-go support group for expecting parents and those hoping to becoming pregnant. I am you host Sunny Gault. I am joined here by Stephanie Saalfeld, she is our Preggie Pals producer.
Hi Stephanie!
Stephanie Saalfeld: Hi!
Sunny Gault: So before we get started why don't you tell our listeners a little bit about our new virtual panelist program that we are so excited about?
Stephanie Saalfeld: Okay! So basically we would love for you to join our conversations from anywhere in the world. If you like our Preggie Pals' facebook page and follow us on twitter, we will be posting some preview questions before our recording and we would love to have your answers so that we can read them on the show when we record.
Sunny Gault: Yeah! It is a great way to ask our expert, even your own question.
Stephanie Saalfeld: Absolutely!
Sunny Gault: Also if you got experienced with something or you know you just kind of want to share your own two senses; it is a great way to do it on facebook and twitter. We actually have a page on our website, right, that talks about our Virtual Panels program.
Stephanie Saalfeld: We do! If you go to www.preggiepals.com, under the community tab you can find be a virtual panelist and I will give you all the information you need.
Sunny Gault: Alright! Thanks Stephanie! Well have you joined out Preggie Pals' club our members get extra bonus content after each new show plus special give away and discounts and you also get a free subscription "The Pregnancy" magazine. Visit our website www.preggiepals.com for more information. Thanks everyone who is listening to this episode through our awesome Preggie Pals' Apps, they are available in the Apple and Android market place but actually on Google Play and Windows Phones too. It is like we have go all this Apps out, pretty cool! We are taking over the world, it is pretty fun. So I think personally this is the best way to listen to our show if you are mom that is on the go, you are going to your parietal appointments or whatever, sometimes it is hard to just listen in-front of a computer, so the Apps are really good opportunity. They are absolutely free, so download our Apps today.
So let's meet some of the panelist that are here in the studio. You guys know me, I guess I am a panelist, kind of moderating this whole but I consider myself a panelist to. I am the host of the show, I am Sunny, I am 35 years-old, my due date technically is December 16th although I am pregnant with twin girl and we never make it to the due day when you are pregnant with twins. So we actually just said we are going to have a C-section with this due to some complications with my first, I have two boys at home. I have a 3 year-old and I have a 15 month-old. With my first we had some complications, so my second was C-section and the twins are going to be C-section too. We just scheduled the date for December 2nd which is a Monday. So fingers crossed that I will actually make it that far. I actually had some pregnancy scares this week which really kind of threw me off. But it is just kind of a sign that I need to take a little bit better care myself, to sleep more and all that is kind of hard to do when you have two little boys running around your house. But I got to make it happen. So that is a little bit about me.
Destiny! Go ahead and introduce yourself.
Destiny Bochinski: My name is Destiny, I am 34, I am physical therapist and actually specialize in Pelvic Floor therapy.
Sunny Gault: And you have been an expert.
Destiny Bochinski: I have! So I am pregnant and I am due Novembers 2nd with a little girl. We didn't find out the first time with my son but we decided that planning was a little bit more important this time around. So we are going to have a little girl and my son would be 3 in October so it will be right around his birthday, who knows. He was 2 weeks early so I don't know if she will be early to, we will see. I am planning my second home birth with her as well, we a midwife.
Sunny Gault: So you had a home birth the first time.
Destiny Bochinski: Yes.
Sunny Gault: Okay, everything went well, you didn't have to be transferred or anything...?
Destiny Bochinski: It was fabulous!
Sunny Gault: That is awesome! We just recently did an episode on home birth so if you guys are interested and be sure to check it out. Welcome Destiny.
Jessica Blagg: My name is Jessica and I am 29 and I am a medical biller and my due date is March 8th and we don't know the baby's gender yet, but we are going to find out as soon as it is possible. I have one other child, she is 8 and we are hoping this time for a VBac.
Sunny Gault: Okay! Good for you. Last but not least.
Brigid Santiago: I am Brigid, I am 28 but I think by the time you hear this I would be 29, and I am a great rider and fund raiser for a non-profit health clinic network. I am due December 19th with a little boy. It is our first baby. So I am really excited and we are planning a natural child birth with the midwife but in a hospital birthing center type thing.
Sunny Gault: Okay! Good for you guys! Well ladies thanks so much for been part of your show today.
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Sunny Gault: Before we get started with today's show there is a pregnancy headline that I want to share with you ladies, we tried to grab headlines that are making line around the internet and this is one that definitely caught my eye a lot when we are talking about this. This is a new book project that is coming out, it is called "A Beautiful Body" and there is a photographer, here name is Jade Beall. I am just going to read a portion of this to you she published a series of self-portraits of her semi-nude postpartum body online. Basically people so some of these photos and thought it was so refreshing. I guess she posted some stuff to facebook. And, they thought it was so refreshing that she didn't do a lot of touch up on these images, it was just her and her baby, and it was very real. She is getting all this great feedback, and so women are basically contacting her saying, "Will you photograph me in that same manner?" I wanted to get you guys' feedback on this because I think she's doing this, and she's going to publish a book.
Destiny Bochinski: I think it's refreshing. I think especially in our culture, in our society, there's way too much emphasis to get back to everything pre-pregnancy, like, within the first 24 hours, you know? And it's really sets up this impossible expectation for women to try to be supermom and look the way they did before they ever got pregnant, which is completely unrealistic. Like you are ever going to look exactly the way you did before you got pregnant. It's part of becoming a mom, and it sets us up for failure.
Sunny Gault: Bridgett, what do you think?
Brigid Santiago: I completely agree! I think it's wonderful to see. You don't see a lot of that, especially, I mean I think, out here on this coast too. There's so much emphasis on having a perfect body at any stage in your life, and it's wonderful to see women in a more natural way because, I mean, I don't think you even get a lot of exposure to that no matter where you live, so it's refreshing to see.
Sunny Gault: That's a really good point! I don't know, prior to having my own children, I don't remember really even having an idea of why, you know, a postpartum body looked like. So, you know, you hear again all these things, and you see these supermodels walking away with near-perfect bodies, and we have this idea that that's what it should be, but I don't know if I had any real examples, and I think that's what this provides. Alright ladies, thanks so much for sharing your opinions. We'll link to this on our website.
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Sunny Gault: Today, we're discussing pregnancy symptoms, and this is the first episode in a two part series. We are exploring what to expect during your "First 20 weeks of Pregnancy", and then next week we'll focus on the "Last 20 weeks". So, Dr. Nick Capetanakis is a featured expert on our shows. He's an OBGYN, and he's joining us via phone. Doctor Cap, welcome back to Preggie Pals'.
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: Thank you very much! Very excited to be here!
Sunny Gault: Let's start with talking about early pregnancy symptoms in general. When do they start? I know a lot of women, that's their first indication that they're even pregnant, right?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: Absolutely! Pregnancy for everybody can be different, and every pregnancy can also be different for every woman. Some women start feeling things as soon as six to eight weeks after their last menstrual period. Some women don't have any symptoms, but unfortunately there is a 50-70 percent chance that some women are going to have some nausea and vomiting, which would probably be the most common pregnancy symptoms early on in your first trimester.
Sunny Gault: What usually triggers these symptoms? Is every symptom triggered by something different, or is there a way to kind of classify this in one big bunch?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: That's a great question! We're not 100% sure! We definitely think that a hormone called beta hCG, which is produced early on in the pregnancy, causes the vast majority of those symptoms. Progesterone is another hormone that also causes some of the GI symptoms, including constipation that can occur. But most of it is the beta hCG hormone.
Sunny Gault: So let's just dive into this list and ladies here in the studio as we're talking about these symptoms, I know we're all pregnant, with the exception of Stephanie – not yet, again, she already has a little girl at home, but when we go through these symptoms, feel free to kind of chime in and tell us what your personal experience is with this. So, Dr. Cap, the first one I want to talk about is high basal body temperature and I'm assuming you may not know that your basal body temperature is high, unless you've had some conception issues and you've been tracking this before. But, tell us a little bit more about that.
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: Some women do have some increase in temperature in pregnancy, but like you said, most of the basal body temperature that we look at is for patients that are trying to conceive. You know, when you're ovulating your basal body temperature does go up a degree to two degrees, and that's when most women will then try to conceive around that time. Once you get pregnant, you do have feelings of an increased temperature, but not necessarily that you're going to read on a thermometer. Some people complain of some hot flashes and things like that, but overall I would say that's probably a less common symptom than the other ones that most women feel in the first trimester.
Destiny Bochinski: So are you saying that the basal body temperature is not necessarily responsible for that uncontrollable ability to regulate your temperature that I'm certainly feeling?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: It's kind of hard to say, you do have an increase in blood flow, there's a lot of changes going on hormonally, so you have that sensation that you're running hot. But, if you were to necessarily take your temperature, you wouldn't necessarily see an increase in your normal body temperature if that makes any sense. It's more of a hormonal flux and an increase in blood volume that makes the woman feel like they're running a little bit hot. But I remember when my wife was pregnant during the winter, she was like a heater. We didn't even have to turn on the heater at night; I would just cuddle up with her. So there is a sensation that you're probably running a little bit hot.
Destiny Bochinski: Especially in August!
Sunny Gault: Oh yeah, right, depending on when you're due, for sure! Let's move on to the next one. I'm sure most of us have experienced this one, nausea, and combined with that, I'm just going to call it morning sickness, although we all know it doesn't just happen in the morning. So, Dr. Cap, what trigger's this?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: Again, we think it's probably the beta hCG hormone that triggers that reflux. For my patients, when I talk to them about their first trimester, I kind of tell them it's almost like you feel hung over but you didn't have a good time the night before. You've kind of got that feeling of that queasiness, like you said, can go on through the whole day. Some women do have vomiting or they feel like they need to vomit but they may not and then, other women, unfortunately, have that vomiting aspect of it. It's something that varies from pregnancy to pregnancy; and, sometimes, it can be almost debilitating for some people. But for most people, it's just kind of that underlying nausea and not-feeling-well-all-day kind of feeling.
Sunny Gault: So, ladies, let's open this up here in the studio. What has been your experience with nausea and morning sickness?
Destiny Bochinski: All day hangover! Just like what he said. I didn't have a huge amount of vomiting parse except for a few specific triggers. But, all day long, I just felt awful. And if I hadn't eaten for about an hour and a half, then, it would escalate and I would feel like on the verge of throwing up. So I had to eat, literally, every hour and a half to two hours, and eat lots of protein in order to keep that away. Otherwise, I just felt completely hung over.
Jessica Blagg: That was definitely the first symptom I noticed and I swear it started the day I got my positive pregnancy test.
Sunny Gault: At least, you were more aware of that.
Jessica Blagg: Exactly! It may have been somewhat psychosomatic. I don't know. But that was definitely the one that was the most irritating, for sure and the morning sickness, whatever, it was all day. I didn't have a lot of vomiting, either, but I just didn't feel well for about 14 weeks.
Sunny Gault: When did it taper off for the rest of you here?
Brigid Santiago: Actually, my second pregnancy felt like a lot earlier, when it was just a week. But it was right around 10 to 12 weeks.
Sunny Gault: Okay! What about you, Jessica?
Jessica Blagg: I didn't get it this time. My first pregnancy, I definitely had morning sickness all day. As soon as I wake up, I'd feel horrible; I go to bed, I'd feel horrible. But, this time—magic!
Sunny Gault: Nothing at all?
Jessica Blagg: Maybe a couple of days. I think it was more related to my blood sugar, though.
Sunny Gault: Dr. Cap, what makes the difference between someone just kind of feeling nauseous and then actually throwing up? In my personal pregnancies, I rarely got to the point that I was throwing up but it was kind of that all day: I need to lie down. I need to eat. I need to do whatever.
Is there something that triggers it more? Is it just the higher levels of these hormones? How do you explain that?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: I wish I could tell you because, then, we could actually do something to prevent that vomiting reflux. Everybody is very sensitive or insensitive to the hormone and some people, unfortunately, can't control it and they end up vomiting. So there's nothing really that you could measure parse that's going to tell you who's going to get it and who are not going to get it, if that makes any sense?
Sunny Gault: Sure.
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: It's just everybody is sensitive in a different way. Sometimes you don't have it, that feeling and then another it's overwhelming.
Sunny Gault: So what is your recommendation when women come in with this type of nausea? I know there's different levels and stuff like that but what do you usually tell them to do first to kind of overcome this?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: I talked to patient about this. The first trimester is kind of survivalist mode. You know, you do whatever makes you the most comfortable. But you guys had brought up some good points, frequent meals. You need to eat, you need to be in constant gazer and that means everyone, and after two hours you need to put something in. You have to carry with you team absorb; some kind of protein or some cheese or some yogurt and really eat everyone and after two hours. Some people do better on high protein diets, other people come in and say, "I can only eat bread" and I said, "Fine, just eat bread." I mean, you kind of just have to survive.
Destiny Bochinski: That's funny because the thing to m the biggest difference from me was when my midwife told to get 80 to 100 grams of protein a day, like massive amounts of protein. Once I started doing that and being really religious about it and how often I had it, it made a huge difference.
Sunny Gault: Have you heard of that Dr. Cap? Increasing your protein in addition to Carbs?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: Yeah! Absolutely! I mean, some people respond better with Carbs, some people respond better to protein; proteins takes a little bit longer to burnout so probably stabilizes your blood sugar a little bit better and for some people that I can definitely help are with those symptoms.
Destiny Bochinski: What is it with the gag reflux sensitivity? What, is that a hormonal thing? Because I don't know if anyone else experience...I could not even brush my tongue at the first time trimester without and then, I got a terrible cold the very first, my night with my son. Between post nasal drip, and I gag reflux. I was like throwing up in the shower every morning.
Sunny Gault: So what is that Dr. Cap?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: That's another tough one! I mean, which think that probably that progesterone affects that, that's sphincter kind of… that separate your esophagus and your stomach and maybe doesn't close as much contributing to some of the reflux that you get in second trimester and later half of your pregnancy. That then irritates the esophagus which then causes maybe a little bit more of that sensational gag reflux but it's not tough for one to kind of a pin point exactly why it, you know again I remember my wife was brushing her teeth that she would gag too. So it's probably a combination of some hormonal thing that is causing that reflux to increase.
Sunny Gault: Alright! I know we could talk about that symptom forever but we're going to move on in our list. "Tender Swollen Breast"; at what point does this happen and what are your recommendations for women who can't even touch their breasts anymore because they hurt so much?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: Again that's a tough one because what happens is the breast tissue actually gets engorged. And most women would tell you that their breast cup size does go up along with the circumference around their back. Their bra's size actually goes up because the rib cage does extend but early on in the 1st trimester, that breast tenderness is probably from the actual (unclear) breasts that are getting swollen. And it's a tough symptom to manage. I mean, some people take warm shower that actually irritates that but you try not rubbing them or stimulating them. Some people put little nipple pads to kind of protect the nipple from rubbing the inside of the bra which can kind of help with irritation. Unfortunately, there's no magic to that one. That one usually comes on pretty quickly and also disappears pretty quickly. It usually doesn't last the whole 1st trimester and it's more of managing the discomfort than actual treatment for it.
Stephanie Saalfeld: That was actually my 1st symptom, that's how I knew, I mean like, wait, something feels not quite right. We also have one of our Preggie Pals' virtual panelists, Chelsy commented on this question from facebook and she said that she felt the breast tenderness about a week before her missed period and she kept thinking that she felt different and pretty much knew she was pregnant and she said it lasted about 3 weeks. So do you know that's about right Dr. Cap, about 3 weeks, about, I would say, for me, it's closer to maybe 5 weeks or so?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: Yeah, I would probably see an average most people on prior of 2 to 4 weeks marks with that discomfort.
Sunny Gault: Anyone else experienced it? Go ahead!
Jessica Blagg: Yeah, I think mine went on along longer. It felt like it was not constant but off and on throughout my 1st trimester and I'm already kind of busted to begin with and it felt like, I don't know.
Destiny Bochinski: I definitely had to wear sports bra, like I couldn't, I didn't want blankets touching me, I didn't want the wind blowing on me.
Sunny Gault: I took that a lot actually, I don't think about it, you know, this is my 3rd pregnancy, but with my 1st, I did a lot of wearing, they have special bras, they don't have the wires and stuff like that, they're a little bit more comfortable to wear at night and I think I did that in the beginning and I haven't done it since and I wonder, actually this is a good question for Dr. Cap. Dr. Cap, after you've experienced breastfeeding and in your boobs, quietly you've been through a lot more when it comes to kids, do you think, is it possible for them to become less sensitive to some of this breast tenderness and stuff and pregnancy? Because I felt like mine have been through to the ringer already and like, you know, and then me getting twin chair, but I'm not experiencing what I did with my 1st pregnancy.
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: Yeah, I mean, it makes sense right at the body wall with that discomfort, it's the same with breastfeeding, the 1st one is usually the toughest one and then you know, for the subsequent pregnancies, you think it's a little bit easier. I don't want to say that the nipples get a little bit more desensitized. But probably due to some respect and that probably includes the breast tissue and those feelings that you get once the swellings probably do go down.
Sunny Gault: Okay, that sounds fair, it makes sense. Okay, let's move on to the next one, "Mood Swings". Now I know we can use this as an excuse with our partners a lot but I think it also only makes sense that the more weight you gain, the more aches and pain you experience in different parts of your body, the more prone you may be for your mood to change very quickly and especially if you don't feel someone else is understanding your position. So Dr. Cap what do you have to say about mood swings?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: Yeah, that's like a three hour conversation. Mood swings are a concern because really I mean it comes down to women are very complex creatures and when you put them in a situation where they are not feeling great, they are not able to work out, they are not feeling understood they are having this nausea, the vomiting, the breast tenderness and nothing makes it feel better, you put that on a platter and that's a tall order to tackle for anybody.
So you know you got hormonal issues, you're constipated, you're bloating, why am I showing at 12 weeks, what's going on, there's so many different things that go in to that that does affect people's moods, when you are not able to exercise and get that anxiety out and feel good about your body then that does affect you. So it's really so multi complex that you couldn't even begin to scratch the surface on.
But what it really comes down to is voicing you concerns with your partner, hopefully you have a partner who can empathize with you and do the best that he or she can to kind of make you feel as good as you can. Doing little things for yourself to try to make yourself feel better whether that's getting a massage or trying to get a little bit of exercise, you're getting some sunshine, going for little walks and just doing whatever can bump up your mood will definitely help that. And really it's just one of those things that if you are aware that your mood is that labile then also just being able to kind of check that and say, okay, now I feel like it's kind of getting out of control I need to like step back and re evaluate how I am feeling and remove myself from the situation for a couple of minutes and then come back in to it with more focus. Does that make any sense?
Sunny Gault: Yeah, no I think it does.
Destiny Bochinski: I feel like I'm constantly re evaluating everything that's going through my head, like I have to qualify each statement I make or if I am going to bring something up to my husband I have to say, okay I know I'm pregnant so maybe this isn't the best perspective but what do you think? Because I find that my opinions they vary in scope from one end to the other so much more than they… I'm a pretty consistent person and not so consistent when I'm pregnant, so I have to constantly check myself and…
Brigid Santiago: It can go to the extremes very quickly.
Destiny Bochinski: Yeah! Easily! So I have to check myself a lot.
Jessica Blagg: I think it's at least that I have been unreasonable or that I am quicker anger, I'm just quicker to beeing sad about something and the crying. I am a sensitive person. I cry about pretty much everything and my husband is very understanding, he knows what to expect. He is used to me not pregnant and been a little bit like that. But that's been a problem, but I snap back out of it failry quickly, so it's not a big issue. But it's been my gift, like the 2nd trimesters as soon as the nauesa went a way it was like suddently I was crying about everything.
Brigid Santiago: You know, I am 8 months postpartum and on the way here I heard a song and in the car that made me cry. So, it does not go away. (cross talking).
Sunny Gault: Okay, so, the last one on our list before we take our quick break here is food aversions. That's funny, Stephanie came into the studio this morning and said that she had an aversion.... It was a smell aversion, wasn't it?
Stephanie Saalfeld: Yeah, well...
Sunny Gault: And you are not pregnant, but...
Stephanie Saalfeld: The other one, when I walked into a building I sort a smell like in the dentist office and it made me sick.
Sunny Gault: Exactly! My husband made dinner last night and garlic... Oh my god! Just filled the house and really... sometime I dont think he is a sensitive....like he needs to be to like understanding that somethig could just totally switch in my brain and I could just go crazy and that was one of those things like "Can't he smell that garlic?!" I just wanted to run out of the house and just get away from the smell, so I'm more than half way through my pregnancy and I still have this smell and food aversion, so ladies, what is been yours experinces?
Destiny Bochinski: I couldn't stand the smell of my own home. I'm a very clean person. It was comin' home from work when the house have been shutup all day, windows closed, the warm day, and just like that stagnent air smell. So the first thing I would do is run in the back door and take a big gulp of air before I went in, I would open all the windows wnet straight out the front door and turn the fan and I have to air it out before i could actually stay inside the house. I could take the trash out, do all the dishes, vacuum clean, all that before I left in the morning and it would still be the same thing when I got home.
Sunny Gault: Really? Wow!
Destiny Bochinski: Yes! There were a couple a times where I came in the front door and I wnet right out the back door and puked.
Sunny Gault: Oh, Jesus!
Destiny Bochinski: Not fun!
Sunny Gault: Anyone else, smell or a taste aversion?
Jessica Blagg: At work people bring their lunches. I can't see it, but I can smell it and I swear that was one day I thought there was a skunk in the office. It was just someones lunch.
Sunny Gault: Or perfume… something like that. Something that is really intense.
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: I mean it all sounds like you guys are averted the thing that you don't want to do anyway.
Sunny Gault: Are you saying that it is an excuse?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: You don't want cleaning. You don't want to vacuum…
Destiny Bochinski: No! I did extra cleaning.
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: …Somehow I ended mopping all the floor whole day.
Sunny Gault: You're on test, aren't you?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: I'm on to you guys and your trickiness. You guys are smarter than what I first thought, very sneaky. No! You know, people just become hypersensitive, the nose buds get hypersensitive, the taste buds get hypersensitive. I remember when Angie found out that she's pregnant with our first; we went for dinner at our Aunt's restaurant. We had a glass of wine and she was like "Oh I think that wine is corgis, we opened another bottle and she said this one is corgis and I was like Oh man I think we got another baby coming. Best thing to do is like you guys are doing, just try to avert it as much as possible and go from there.
Sunny Gault: Good advice and when we come back we grab up our list of common pregnancy symptoms during thirst 20 weeks of pregnancy. We will be right back.
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Sunny Gault: Welcome back! Today, we're breaking down the most common pregnancies symptoms, you may notice within the first 20 weeks of pregnancy. Dr. Nick Capetanakis is an OBGYN and he is also featured expert for Preggie Pals' as well as our sister shows, he is joining us via phone. So Dr. Cap; "Abdominal Bloating", so obviously this is that intense like bloating feeling we feel even when our bellies aren't sticking out due to pregnancy yet we feel like they are. So, what's causing this?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: We think partially as it's fluidly retention. Its two-folds, we do know that you do start retaining more fluid and if it is your first pregnancy, it's hard to say how much you're going to retain as you have more pregnancies. It also shows a little bit earlier what subsequent pregnancy. It is also progesterone. Progesterone slows down the intestine a little bit, causing some of the constipation and the GI bloating, because the system just doesn't move quickly as it did when you weren't pregnant. So the combination of both are the symptoms.
Sunny Gault: Okay! It makes sense! So, ladies any bloating that you've notice, it's harder to tell I think the bloating once you develop a pregnancy tummy and then you start to see swelling, we will talk about that in the next week's episode but any bloating that you guys noticed really early in your pregnancies?
Jessica Blagg: Couldn't button my pants.
Destiny Bochinski: I didn't have that so much…not that early…definitely later on the pregnancy tummy and I feel bloated on top of it which would be you know another front pants thing but the two in combination were more noticeable to me like any of the first trimesters stuff.
Sunny Gault: Stephanie any experience?
Stephanie Saalfeld: I definitely had bloating from "Oh Gosh" I would say started 7-8 weeks and it lasted until I was showing.
Sunny Gault: So it wasn't like a daily thing. I am trying to understand. Like it wasn't like you felt bloated and then later in the day you were fine.
Stephanie Saalfeld: No.
Sunny Gault: You know how like when you're not pregnant you feel bloated and stuff like that too.
Stephanie Saalfeld: No! It went along with like my nausea, I mean I just, I was just nauseous the whole time and I just felt like a blob. A nauseous blob!
Sunny Gault: A nauseous blob! Anybody else experience with bloating? No? I think it is one of those hit or miss kind of symptoms.
The next one I am pretty sure we all have some experience with "frequent urination". So Doctor Cap, when does this typically start? Could we see this before we even realize we're pregnant?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: Typically not! I mean, most of the frequent urination…well, I will just say everyone else is different. But most of the frequent urination that comes about is usually a symptom that we usually see more or later on in pregnancy and that is usually due to the growing uterus putting pressure on that bladder. The bladder can't expand as much as it can and so you get that space issue and so it puts pressure on that bladder and then you feel like you've got to urinate more frequently. One other thing that we do worry about is OBGYN's is also urinary tract infections. That's why we do a urine culture early on in pregnancy because sometimes you can have what is called a "symptomatic bacteriuria" where it is basically you have bacteria in the bladder because pregnancy you may not have the same symptoms. You don't necessarily have all the burning and things like that you have early on in pregnancy, but it does cause some frequent urination and so we do check that in the first trimester to make sure there isn't a urinary tract infection.
Sunny Gault: That actually happened to me during this pregnancy. I have actually had two believe it or not since but they were a symptomatic. I didn't even know. They did cultures and stuff like that. They found it and they put me on some medication for it. It wasn't like I felt that burning sensation or anything like that is associated with UTIs. But I have personally experienced it. It concerns me too because I am pregnant with twins so I am already at risk. I am a high risk pregnancy as is and I know that UTIs have gone untreated, can result in preterm labor; right, Doctor Cap?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: Correct!
Sunny Gault: So it is something that I am more aware of because it's happened to me. But ladies, let's talk about frequent urination and getting up in the middle of the night to pee and all that fun stuff.
Jessica Blagg: I had it! I totally had it in the first trimester. It went a long with the whole breast tenderness thing. It started early. It didn't last as long as the morning sickness stuff did, but it was also one of the first things that I noticed. In ever get up in the middle of night to go to the bathroom and I was getting up, like, twice. So I knew something was off because it was just very unusual for me. As soon as the first trimester stopped and I was moving on, it went away, and is coming back now. Space issue!
Sunny Gault: This is one of those symptoms that rear its ugly head again in the third trimester. So…
Jessica Blagg: I am hoping mine leaves soon because I get up, like, five or six times a night. I am not sleeping at all. I miss sleep. I miss it a lot.
Sunny Gault: I think I am on an average of one or two times in the middle of the night, you know, so it's okay. But I am having a hard time sleeping anyway so it's not really waking me up, right.
Jessica Blagg: It's more of like once you wake up from something else, other child or discomfort, then your brain starts thinking, Okay, doing checks. Oh, my bladder is full. I got to pee.
Brigid Santiago: I actually have not had this issue at all. Like, it's starting to pick up a little bit now that I am, you know, finally getting a little bit bigger and, I guess, the baby is putting a little more pressure on my bladder. But the first trimester I had none of it, but I was so concerned about getting a urinary tract infection that I made myself a schedule during the work day of when I had to go pee.
Sunny Gault: That can be bad for your bladder though too. I know, it's one of those tough ones. Let's move on, "Fatigue". So, Doctor Cap, what is causing at this point, I mean, I know later in the pregnancy it makes more sense as to why you are so tired. We do know our bodies are working overtime because let's face it; it is a pretty amazing thing. We are creating, you know, another human being. So our bodies are doing some amazing things behind the scenes that we are not even aware of. But what is causing specifically the fatigue that we are experiencing early in pregnancy?
Dr. Nick Capetanakis: Again, we think it's all hormonal. I mean, the fatigue kind of goes with the nausea and the vomiting and just the overall sensation that you're not feeling well. It is probably the gain of the pregnancy hormone beta hCG that is causing that. You are creating a life. If you think about it from a cellular level, everything is multiplying very rapidly. Even though it is on a small level, it is something that is not necessarily, for a first time mom it is a sensation that they've never felt before. It might be just a way that the body, kind of, says, "Hey, you need to slow things down, take some rest". Make sure we're taking care of ourselves instead of running around doing a million things. Give yourself some time.
Sunny Gault: I think that's a really good point to make. We say this a lot, but really following through is a whole other thing, and that is really listening to your body. It is trying to take care of the baby; it is trying to take care of us. If you push it too far, something's got to give, you know. So I think those cues are really important.
Ladies, fatigue early in pregnancy. Did you guys experience that?
Destiny Bochinski: Yeah! But it could be related to me not sleeping at night to get up to go to the bathroom.
Sunny Gault: Or for those of us who have other kids as well. Taking care, I mean that's a whole other thing. That's a whole other Preggie Pals' topic, is pregnancy when you already have children which actually I think we have done that topic before. But it brings on a whole new set of things to consider, right?
Jessica Blagg: One of the bigger things for me has actually been brain fatigue. Like, not so much the physical, I mean, definitely physical fatigue, but more it is just my brain not working; that stereotypical pregnant brain and forgetting things. Then that makes you tired because you are trying to work harder and think harder and so that was and that even started early, it seemed like or maybe it just never left from the first time – who knows?
Sunny Gault: It's hanging out still.
Jessica Blagg: I felt like I've been hit by a truck and backed over and then hit again.
Sunny Gault: Well, sometimes too for me, it happens all at once like I've got tons of energy and then it's like I hit a brick wall and I am down for the count. And, and, for me, it's really scary too because I can't predict when that's going to happen.
The other day, I was actually coming back from a perinatologist appointment and it happen in the car and my kids weren't with me, my boys aren't with me but I got super sleepy. I was like, you should see me, I was like, you know turning up the air in my car, trying to figure out how do I stay awake. I'm driving and I have to get myself back home but it was fatigue. The moment I hit the door, I crushed on the couch.
Thank God, someone was there watching my kids because there was no way that I was going to attend to them in that moment. But, it's kind of scary sometimes you know?
Okay, well that is all I have for our pregnancy symptoms at least for the first 20 weeks Dr. Cap, thank you so much for joining us on today's episode.
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This conversation continues for the members of our Preggie Pals' Club. After the show we'll discuss another common early pregnancy symptom which is "spotting"; how can you determine what's normal and what could be a sign of complications within your pregnancy.
Sunny Gault: We have a question from one of our listeners. You guys can ask our experts questions anytime you'd like, just go to our website, you can leave us a comment. This comes from Carrey. Carrey writes, "My husband and I are pregnant with our first child. We've been discussing how much time you should take off work after having the baby but we're not quite sure on what to expect. We don't have much family in town to help but we need my husband to be working as much as possible since I'm on maternity leave. How do other people handle situations like this?"
Rosemary Mason: Hi, this is Rosemary Mason. I'm certified Postpartum Doula. Carrey, you know it's really up to the company or the group that he's work with. I know that a lot of dads will take half days instead of taking full days. So, that seems to work when it just come in a little later or they leave a little later or earlier so that they can spread out their time that they have at two weeks… like their off for two weeks. Maybe they can spread out for two weeks or six weeks or just by taking shorter amount or leaving earlier for coming in later. Well, I hope I've answered the question for you. Thank you so much. Bye-bye.
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Sunny Gault: That wraps up our show for today. We appreciate you listening to Preggie Pals'. Don't forget to check out our sister shows, Parent Savers "for parent with new ones, infants and toddlers" and our show The Boob Group "for mom's who breast feed their babies".
Next week its part two of these series focused on "Common Pregnancy Symptoms". Dr. Cap will rejoin us for a discussion on what to expect during your last 20 weeks of pregnancy. This is Preggie Pals'; "your pregnancy-your way".
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...that mad spate of blogging didn't last long ! Possibly because I haven't done much scrapping again re cently :( Though last night I dug out a 'not sure what to do with it next' Disney layout that had been hanging around a while, and finished the title on it :) Better than nothing! I should really start sorting out my August photos for documnet 2011,though I can hardly believe August is nearly over already :( Not to worry though as we are heading towards Autumn, my fave time of the year :) Conkers, crunchy leaves..what's not to like ?!
So, I am just trying to remember what we have been doing the last couple of weeks...last week we went for our annual trip to Whipsnade Zoo , with no accidents this time :) We were very lucky with the weather and it was a very sunny warm day :)
On Saturday we had made arrangements to meet Anna at car scrapyard in Hitchin for a photo shoot with Em and her friend. Anna left home in sunshine, we left in white cloud and by the time we met at Hitchin it was chucking it down with rain :( Anna did what she could but we had to call it quits early :(Such a shame as there were amazing backdrops for photos there,old rusty buses ,piles of cars(!!) and lots more . The place is absolutely huge,I would love to go back and have a really good wander round there one day :) On Sunday we went to Thurrock and had our favourite Pizza Hut Express meal for lunch -yum!
True to form the weather was rubbish yesterday on my day off :( We went out to Stevenage in the morning to get school stuff for Em and played Scrabble in the afternoon :)
This afternoon after rubbish weather in the morning,the sun came out :) So we paid another trip to Hitchin Lavender as the sunflowers have finally strated to come out :) It may have been best to go next week when more are out but we went while the sun was out! Trouble was, once again the bright sunshine meant lots of squinting and Em pulling a strange face every time she took her sunglasses off!
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Happy November, everyone! I'm back from a long weekend in the Caribbean, where I celebrated my 40th birthday relaxing and recharging before the holidays kick into full force. I'm piecing the final details together for that launch, so stay tuned for an ambitious collection of gifts that I could not be more excited about!
In the meantime, I have a few more October Paperversary projects that are safe to reveal now, and I'm so excited to be able to share this one with you!
Marta's bouquet came loaded with blooms and tons of little details that I worked exceptionally hard to capture. From the double-centered ivory roses to the oversized multi-hued calla lilies, I loved the challenges and twists this piece presented.
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Check out the gallery below for details and above for a couple side-by-side comparison, then let me know what you think.
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December 26th delivers the game-changers. Mars conjoins the Pisces South Node, releasing an issue whose time has come. Anger, passion or intensified idealism can trigger actions that stir the waters of the past. The water could be contaminated or pure, but the Capricorn Sun's trine to the Virgo North Node suggests significant improvement, if you sort the illusions from the facts. The opposition between Jupiter in Libra and Uranus Rx in Aries also perfects on this day, adding sudden, strong reversals or culminations. There could be a lucky break, or a break with the past. Either way, it's all about the future, which supports the North Node path.
There are a plethora of influences around the Capricorn New Moon.
December 27th sees a sextile between the Sun and Mars, which feeds into the Sun's conjunction with Mercury Rx on December 28th, and Mercury's sextile to Mars. On December 29th, we have the New Moon in Capricorn, which conjoins Mercury Rx and makes a sextile to Mars. Mercury Rx's reviews or delays will clarify something, and this information will result in a new beginning. Mars adds a gentle push - it will be appropriate to act, but Mercury's continuing Rx means the whole story is yet to be revealed. Respond accordingly.
A square between Saturn in Sagittarius and Chiron (Wounded Healer) in Pisces, on December 28th, means there's going to be some discomfort. Where you can't go, or what you must do, will hurt. There's no getting around this one, but it's part of the New Moon's influences, so keep your eye on that new beginning. Uranus direct in Aries on December 29th says there will be progress, no matter what happens. It could be that Jupiter's big push was necessary to get the ball rolling.
A Mars/Neptune conjunction greets the New Year, on January 1st. The Mars/South Node activation can lead to a moment of pure magic, passionate dreams, or dissolution.
Mars/the Sun aspecting the Nodes can release a secret or unforeseen issue. What'sunseen or ignored will be placed in the context of your daily reality, and it should be easy for you to work with. Watch for positive developments in health or career, as you integrate routines with bigger goals. Jupiter opposite Uranus Rx in your sign can accelerate a relationship - whether you're moving forward together or apart, mutual freedom will be the issue.
The New Moon and Mercury Rx in your career sector spotlight a past job, discussion with management or detail about your professional image. Reviewing goals, status or contributions has led to this moment - there may be talk of a job offer or change in your current position. Too, plans for your future (job search, career change, business launch) may be falling into place. Uranus direct in your sign indicates this is a crucial part of your forward momentum, and you'll feel some urgency. But Mercury Rx indicates things are still in flux - details may change before Mercury stations direct. Saturn/Chiron will trigger an unacknowledged weakness, as new professional goals/developments leave you feeling exposed or unprepared. This will be an opportunity to confront something you've been avoiding.
Mars/Neptune in your hidden sector can fuel a fantasy, push you to fight for a ideal, or dilute your ambitions. Much depends on how you handle what's undefined.
Mars/the Sun aspecting the Nodes will draw your attention to a friendship, public issue or public cause. There may be familiar tension with someone (even if you've just met) with the connection challenging you in unusual ways. The desire to protest, rally or fight may be pronounced, as an ideal fires you up. Too, a public launch or performance could be featured. Jupiter/Uranus Rx amplify the feeling of excitement, and your urge to make a dramatic change in work or health routines. For some, there may be an unexpected job opportunity.
The New Moon and Mercury Rx in your sector of opportunities reveals details about where you're going and what you're exploring. A pause and shift in travel plans, education, legal matters or publishing could be featured, or a reevaluation of how you've been expressing your ideas. Uranus direct in your hidden sector suggests another piece of the puzzle falling into place, giving you insight on your next step. You may not be able to prove what you're feeling, but trust your gut. Saturn/Chiron mix in painful realizations about money, debt or the status of an intimate relationship.
Mars/Neptune in your social sector add empathy and magic to what Mars over the South Node triggered. Too, you may find yourself wandering far from the original path. Check your actions carefully, because a misstep will have public consequences. On the other hand, correct action can easily create positive ripples in many people's lives. It's a question of intentions - are yours aimed at benefiting others?
Mars/the Sun aspecting the Nodes bring a career issue, or issue with management, to a peak. It may be time to step away from what you can no longer control, or redirect your ambition. Home, family and domestic relationships can benefit, and there may be some positive financial news related to career changes. Jupiter/Uranus gift you with a flash of good luck, public recognition, romance or unexpected developments involvingchildren/pregnancy.
The New Moon and Mercury Rx in your sector of shared resources reveal facts about debts, taxes, loans, your partner's finances or physical/emotional intimacy. Research or intensive conversations/reviews have unearthed something private - watch for a new approach to what you share, owe or can't control. Uranus direct in your social sector suggests private developments will be linked with public progress or consequences. Saturn/Chiron brings the tension between work and personal life to a head. Mutual goals will need to adjusted, as insecurities about success, accomplishment and status reveal sore spots.
Mars/Neptune in your career sector can make you feel like you're fighting a losing battle, or show you that it's time to release and relax. Some things aren't worth getting stressed about, and a contentious work issue could resolve itself. Too, a dream job or ultimate career goal may grab your attention.
Mars/the Sun aspecting the Nodes suggests a move towards graduation, or escape. Legal and ethical matters may be stirred up, or travel/relocation could be featured. The outcome hints at big plans, long- distance issues or idealistic philosophies being translated into immediate concerns. There may be an official statement or verbal/written commitment, along with a need for you put it into words. Jupiter/Uranus can present some surprises with home and family - watch for a sudden culmination involving relocation, home expansion, or new future goals.
The New Moon and Mercury Rx in your partnership sector hi-lights an important discovery or conversation. The issue may be old (or you may reconnect with someone from the past) but the clarity will gift you with new insight about where you and another are heading. Uranus direct in your career sector suggests these new developments will include an acceleration in future plans, or a complete break from tradition. Saturn/Chiron suggests increased pressure and anxiety around health, work routines or obligations.
Mars/Neptune in your sector of opportunities can urge you to shoot for distant horizons and elevated adventures, but make sure what you're charging towards is not all in your head. Exploration, travel or reaching a wider audience are also suggested - use a reliable map (literally and metaphorically), because you're heading into uncharted waters.
Mars/the Sun activating the Nodes suggests a turning point involving debts, taxes, loans, your partner's finances or physical/emotional intimacy. Simmering anger, frustration or passion can erupt, and past issues of questionable behaviour may be a theme. Too, you could experience a surge of determination to get certain issues under control. Attention to practical routines and proven solutions can solidify your security and guide you forward. Jupiter/Uranus Rx add in a surprise announcement, or unexpected answer that you've been hoping for.
The New Moon and Mercury Rx in your sector of routine deliver the results of corrections and reviews. Work and health issues have added pressure to your life, as you've been pushed to do it better, be more efficient or take on more. This Moon can deliver some tools that will help you upgrade, or take better care of yourself. Uranus direct in your sector of opportunities can help you break away from bad habits or useless obligations. Saturn/Chiron may present a moment of humbling, as financial or intimacy issues tighten your insecurities. There may be something/someone you can't have - maybe you're just not be ready.
Mars/Neptune in your sector of shared resources can dissolve your sense of control, your willpower or anger. This aspect could also make it very clear that you can't influence another, so it's best to concentrate on what you do have control over (your behaviour). Use caution with all financial scenarios, especially where debts are involved.
Mars over the South Node (in your partnership sector) and the Sun trining the North Node in your sign brings a relationship issue to a head. It may be time to say goodbye to a particular person, or relationship habit. Your efforts to move forward from distracting relationships/behaviour can pay serious dividends. The direct results will a noticeable increase in your confidence and initiative. An existing relationship can benefit, as previously undefined commitments are solidified. Jupiter/Uranus Rx suggests there's more (much more) waiting for you - watch for a boost in self-esteem, income or security. Too, a big expense or urge to treat yourself can result in unexpected debt.
The New Moon and Mercury Rx in your sector of self-expression give you fresh information about a new attraction, creative project or issue involving children/pregnancy. Delays or revisions give you a renewed sense of purpose, and Uranus direct in your sector of shared resources will loosen the last, remaining chains that have kept you stuck in a negative habit. Saturn/Chiron suggests an ongoing domestic relationship issue will reach a crisis point - look closely at what your responsibilities are, while acknowledging that you can't force someone to conform to your standards.
Mars/Neptune in your partnership sector can bring moments of disappointment, paranoia or dreamy passion. Much depends on your actions, and whether the other person is trustworthy. If anxiety-fuelled arguments are triggered, consider what you know to be trues versus what you're worried about.
Mars/the Sun aspecting the Nodes signals a shift in your work routine, job, health or obligations. It may be time to walk away from an unhealthy lifestyle or stressful job. Your actions on a daily basis (especially at home) will be instrumental in opening a door to something more in line with your ultimate goals. Consider how you've been handling increased stress and service to others. Uranus Rx opposite Jupiter in your sign can give you the push you need, with an abrupt but positive change in a relationship, or your love life in general.
The New Moon and Mercury Rx in your domestic sector hi-light the return to a past family dynamic, or revisions/delays involving home improvements, relocation or a home business. What you discover can start a new chapter that allows you to rebuild your foundations, boundaries and rules. Uranus direct in your partnership sector accelerates changes that have been simmering for awhile. Whether you're splitting up or moving forward with someone, the way forward looks positive for you. Changes in a relationship can shed light on deeper issues at home. Saturn/Chiron suggests a painful but necessary conversation that may involve an unpleasant duty.
Mars/Neptune in your sector of routine can be a time to let go of unbalanced behaviour that puts your self-care last, on your list of priorities. A problem or extra obligation may fade, without any effort on your part. Or, you may be confronted with something that you've let slide.
Mars/the Sun aspecting the Nodes can be your moment to shine, regarding romance, performance or creative work. Imagination and creativity are enhanced, but so is indulgent/escapist/addictive behaviour. You may be ready to go public, or walk away from an undermining fantasy. Jupiter/Uranus Rx provide an unexpected flash of insight that helps you find a workaround or loophole.
The New Moon and Mercury Rx in your communication sector can give you a partial answer, or present you with information about something you've been digging for. If someone backtracks, withdraws or cancels, this too can shed light on things. Uranus direct in your sector of routine signals the next stage regarding changes at work/with co-workers, or in your health/daily routine. Information delivered by this New Moon could be connected to a new job, job loss or medical news. Saturn/Chiron can see you attempting to control a desired result, or hesitating, due to insecurities. If it's not happening naturally, it was never meant to happen.
Mars/Neptune in your sector of self-expression suggests a birth or peak moment of romance and celebration. It can also be peak moment of oblivion-inducing indulgence. By all means, enjoy yourself. But use caution - the point is not to lose yourself (even if it seems tempting). Actions can easily push you towards an unwise risk.
Mars/the Sun aspecting the Nodes signal a tipping point in a home/family scenario. A simmering domestic dispute can erupt, as can family history. Take note of where you're directing your energy - towards the past or future? Anything that is stirred up also holds the potential to propel you forward, as you release ties to undermining habits or childhood roles, and construct a new reality for yourself. Jupiter/Uranus Rx add encouragement with a surprising opportunity to go public, break new ground, promote yourself or celebrate a new version of yourself (rather than following old scripts).
The New Moon and Mercury Rx in your sector of personal resources give you more information about earned money, self-esteem and personal values. Questions, reviews and delays about finances can reveal a new strategy or source of income. Going back over your "must haves" or readjusting your boundaries can also put you on firmer ground. Uranus direct in your sector of self-expression adds to your confidence and desire to break away from anything that's been restricting you. Chiron's square to Saturn in your sign can make you question your approach, or the excess responsibilities that are on your plate. It may be time to address domestic tensions, and how much you're willing to handle. Do you really have to carry it all?
Mars/Neptune in your domestic sector can diffuse a domestic argument, or give you a shot of inspiration on how to handle it. Home renovations, breakdowns or repairs could be troublesome. There may be some confusion about where to direct your energy and efforts. It might be easier to relax, just for today, and step away from what can't be changed immediately.
The Sun in your sign, and Mars in your communication sector aspecting the Nodes, can trigger an argument, stormy discussion or passionate decision. The urge to speak out, either aggressively or with compassion, will be strong. A harmonious trine from the Sun in your sign indicates this is your chance to solidify your thoughts by putting them into practice, or making them official. A public announcement, travel plans, or release of your words to a wider audience are possibilities. Jupiter/Uranus Rx add an unexpected leap forward - watch for a sudden result (and possible growth) in your career, professional status and future goals.
The New Moon and Mercury Rx in your sign can be an "ah-ha" moment, where a return, review or correction help you connect the dots. A change in plans, or the understanding that it might be better to wait, can actually recharge you with a sense of new possibilities. Uranus direct in your domestic sector adds forward progress on a relocation, family plan, home business or domestic relationship. Saturn/Chiron can press on a painful issue or topic of conversation - background changes and your overall efforts to end something can trigger uncomfortable memories or awkward demands.
Mars/Neptune in your communication sector suggests a surge of creativity, an impulsive rush of forgiveness, or vocalizing a wish/ideal. Thoughts have significant power here - consider what you're putting out to the Universe.
Mars/the Sun aspecting the Nodes signals release and forward movement for a financial or self-esteem issue. This may be an "enough's enough" moment, where anger, frustration or a desire to move on help you leave behind undermining attitudes/habits. The old approach to money and security is no longer working for you, so use this push to activate something different. You may be encouraged to trust more, let go of anxieties, get closer to someone or put your energy into something that has value only you can see. A shift in how you earn or invest may be featured. Jupiter/UranusRxare encouraging, with a surprising opportunity to travel, explore, get published or express yourself. What you express may be out of character, but ultimately liberating.
The New Moon and Mercury Rx in your hidden sector present a quiet moment of clarity. A subtle shift or urge to look more closely at something can hint at new potentials. Uranus direct in your communication sector connects these background changes to a conscious jump forward, as plans/discussions suddenly accelerate. A break from the past that you've been considering can happen abruptly. Too, issues with siblings can see significant changes. Saturn/Chiron can pinpoint a financial fear or emotional insecurity. Triggers will be related to friends, group associations or your public status/authority.
Mars/Neptune in your sector of personal resources can see you pursuing a new source of income that's more creative, or more closely aligns with what you really want to do. Income can expand under the right conditions, but if you're careless with your spending/saving, you can end up hemorrhaging money.
Mars conjoins the South Node in your sign, and the Sun trines the North Node in your partnership sector. A key moment of anger, frustration, idealism or initiative may be featured. You could feel a push to go for it, or assert yourself. Follow that urge, because it can lead to a quality connection with someone special. The one-on-one relationship may be romantic, or simply a close friendship/valuable business partner. If there's an ending, know that it's probably the best thing for you. Jupiter/Uranus Rx deliver intensity, with a surprising surge of passion, or an abrupt shift in a financial or partnership situation. Events can deepen dramatically, and you'll discover that you havemore to gain or lose than you realized.
The New Moon and Mercury Rx in your social sector spotlight a friendship, group activity or your place in the public. Reconnecting with someone from the past can open a new door. Reevaluating your connections, or reconsidering public plans/an announcement can shed light on some interesting truths. The sextile to Mars in your sign encourages you to step forward and respond calmly. Uranus direct in your sector of personal resources accelerates a change in income, or desire to break away from invalid personal values. Saturn square Chiron in your sign suggests a difficult career situation - the steady increase in pressure to find a job, responsibilities in your job, or overall dissatisfaction with your work, can push you to a crisis moment. Something has to give.
Mars/Neptune in your sign gift you with a surge of inspiration, or the initiative to go as far as you can. The dream is fired up, but if you're unhappy or in escapist mode, this energy can trigger disillusionment. Your actions will quickly propel you down a certain path - make sure it's the right one.


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COLUMBIA - The Missouri Women's basketball team improved to 4-0 on the season after cruising past the North Florida Osprey 67-46 in their 2011-12 home opener Sunday. The Tigers were once again led by Senior Christine Flores who scored a team-leading 22 points on the game. This marks her second 20-point game this season.
The Tigers struggled after the opening tip, committing several turnovers which resulted in an early 0-8 deficit. However Missouri battled back, chipping away at the Osprey's lead. The Tigers were only down one point midway through the first half. Mizzou then went on a tear from behind the three-point line, reeling off four straight treys from Flores, Priede, Crafton, and Eye. Freshman Morgan Eye has been deadly from behind the arc this season, her 4-for-6 day put her at 65 percent on the season, fourth in the Big 12 conference, which should come as no surprise as the Tigers led the conference as a team in 3-point shooting coming into tonight's game shooting 40 percent.
The Tigers are also getting it done on the defensive side of the ball as well. They held the visiting Osprey to 28.3 percent which is the third time in four games that Mizzou has held an opponent under 30 percent from the floor. Their field goal defense was second in the Big 12 conference holding opponents at 28 percent on the season before taking on the Osprey.
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Ampaire, a league winner with Kireka last season secured her ticket to this year's edition last month following her fourth-place finish at the Zonal Qualifiers.
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Who gets awarded at the Zonal Championships?
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For the FM or WFM title, the player must garner at least six points from nine games, and the Candidate Master [CM] or Woman Candidate Master [WCM] title goes to that player who collects at least 4.5 points.
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Last year in July at the African Individual Chess Championships held here in Kampala, Ampaire finished 20th with 3.5 points. The rated 1423 managed just a couple of victories, drew thrice and lost as many games.
That was after she had missed an opportunity to attain the CM title following her ninth-place finish with 4 points at the Zonal Championships held in Dar es Salaam in April.
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How she fared against stronger opponents at the African Individuals.
Ampaire drew against the South African duo of WCM Fisher Michelle M with a higher rating of 1696 and Van Niekerk Robyn Julian rated 1670, and claimed victory over Kenyan WCM Joyce Nyaruai [1563].
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Looking back at the past – almost – five decades, Péter Ujházi's oeuvre represents a unique tone within the Hungarian art scene. Even though this oeuvre embraces different periods, Ujházi's characteristical way of painting as well as the motives he uses become a richly woven myth surrounding the oeuvre. Initially, Ujházi proceeds from reality: he reacts to the happenings of his day-to-day life (just as diary notes), but the spectator is very soon taken far away from this secure basis. By changing the point of views and the perspectives within the composition, Ujházi destabilizes the spectator who suddenly finds himself in a surreal and whirling world populated by strange creatures. Vivid colours, sketchy but well-portrayed characters, bizarre animals, railways, crowdy streets... In the past years, these familiar spaces have expanded into a cosmic-sized world: planets, the encounter and (even more) the collision of different solar systems are to unfold recently in front of the spectator. Witness of these day-to-day stories developing on the works, one will discover on them the crude signs of art brut and the sincerity of the children's drawings too. Neverthless, behind these characteristics lays a serious vision about society and a personal critic about our world. They are like painted myths.
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