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Easy-Does-It Warts Removal Methods
How can you easily remove warts using simple methods? Many people search this topic when they go on the internet. A lot of websites are devoted to addressing this concern and answering questions that have to do with warts removal. Not everyone will be receptive to the methods that are discussed. It is the recommendation of some websites that mole removal creams will do the trick. But it would not be used to try out all those creams. The ingredients of these creams have to be analyzed. These creams might contain ingredients that will trigger allergic reactions once they come into contact with your skin. Your skin problems will only become two times or three times worse. Exercise a degree of caution when it comes to their usage.
You will also find a lot of suggestions that are largely unproven. There are cases where people tried to remove their skin warts by doing a form of self-surgery and using unsterilized scalpels. If you try them without prior knowledge about sterilization and without understanding the severity of pain, then you will be in trouble. You should only consider those techniques that are backed by a lot of research.
A type of virus can be blamed for these skin warts. It is called the HPV or the human papilloma virus. It is usual for warts to take on an oval shape. They don't seem to be painful. However harmless they are, they are very contagious. Removing skin warts can be accomplished by following the following simple suggestions. Pick home remedies in lieu of excision, cryotherapy or other methods of a surgical nature. As far as home remedies for wart removal are concerned, the use of calcium supplements have been getting rave reviews.
This has earned the reputation of being one of the most effective treatments that have been tried by a lot of people. You should take these supplements without fail on a regular basis, preferably daily. But this treatment does not work in less than a week. Expect to keep up this treatment for a longer period. But if you do it regularly, the wait won't be overly long. It will not only cure you of your current warts, because it will also put precautions in place that will prevent warts from appearing in the future.
Do you know that vitamin E as well as vitamin A might also be useful in removing warts? You can easily buy Vitamin A and E oils from your usual stores and their efficacy in removing warts have been known for ages now. These oils have actually got excellent healing properties. Application on the skin warts can be done twice a day after you've scored yourself some oils from the store.
Castor oil is also considered to have excellent healing properties. Castor oil should be applied twice a day for it to take effect. It is mixed directly with water and applied on the needed areas. In some cases, you might opt or baking soda instead of water to mix it in. But the concentration of baking soda added must be less. Otherwise, a high concentration can damage the skin severely. Your skin could also be burnt if you're not too careful. Hence mild usage is recommended. Bandage can be used to tie around the skin warts. Do this daily until the warts stop growing.


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I'm watching the blossom fiercely wrenched from the trees by spring winds. A metaphor? I too, am suspended in the whim of the universe, a dance so random that I can't always keep up. I'm still writing. I'm trying to encapsulate the process of self-empowerment, an adolescent anorexic turning the tide. It ebbs and flows a staccato experience.
Writing has given me the courage to shine light into my deepest recesses. Words fail. How do I convey my truth and share something that drove me to deny myself over and over? Like the blossom, I'm stripped bare by spring winds of my pen.
The Frayed Cloth
night skies
stars upon stars
endless moments of creation and expansion
things live
to die
white against a deep blue sky
that image lives in my mind
but wind wrenches
the petals free
an obtuse invitation
to colour my canvas
to be brave, wild and free
but I resist the change
holding the familiar cloth of my former self
close to my heart
it tears softly
each fragment disintegrating
into nothingness
black and eternal

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Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Make Ahead Breakfast Sandwiches
Eating healthy doesn't mean that you have to give up eating a warm, yummy breakfast sandwich and it also doesn't mean you need to sacrifice your precious morning moments to cook one up. If you have 20 minutes on a Saturday or Sunday, you can easily make a batch of these sandwiches, stick them in the freezer and pull them out as you head out of the door on a busy morning. They are 185 calories and have all of your components: protein, fiber, carb and some dairy.
Breakfast Sandwiches
makes 5
5 Better Start, Thomas' English Muffins
10 Egg Whites
5 Slices Canadian Bacon
2.5 Slices Boar's Head Lacey Swiss Cheese
Use cooking spray to coat a small skillet. Crack 2 egg whites into the pan, as the pan heats use a soft spatula to form it into a circle. Add s&p, then flip egg. Do this 5 times and set each egg patty aside to cool as they are done.
Toast your english muffins in a toaster oven and take out to cool.
When your eggs are done, Place the canadian bacon into the skillet and heat for about a minute on each side. Let cool.
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The fifth edition of TEDxMarrakesh will take place on Saturday October 8 2016 at Es Saadi Palace. This year TEDxMarrakesh will be bolder and bigger than ever with the theme COEXISTENCE OR NO EXISTENCE!?.
There will be inspirational speakers focusing on this highly important topic and looking at it from different angles like religion, politics, nature, fashion, food etc. Stay tuned for continued updates on our speakers and other information.
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TED has created a program called TEDx. TEDx is a program of local, selforganized events that bring people together to share a TEDlike experience. Our event is called TEDxMarrakesh, where x = independently organized TED event. At ourTEDxMarrakesh event, TEDTalks video and live speakers will combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events, including ours, are selforganized.


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The Menlo Model U.N. is a small club at Menlo School which has just started to take advantage of the opportunities in the Model United Nations (see What is Model U.N.?). Although currently somewhat strapped for funds, we are attempting to push through these inconsequential barriers and meet the challenges put forward in our charter.
Last year we attended our first convention at Santa Theresa HS in San Jose, CA, in December, and our second at UC Berkeley last March. Planned activities for the coming school year include the Berkeley Delegate Workshop (mid-October), a convention at UCLA (early November), the Santa Theresa conference (early December), the UC Berkeley conference (mid-March), and another (as yet undetermined) in April.
To fulfill such grandiose plans, we need to accumulate a treasury large enough to pay delegate and delegation fees, as well as travel expenses, which can mount up very quickly. In consequence, the MMUN has instituted small membership dues.
In the future, we hope to watch our club grow in parallel to expanded respect for the principles of the United Nations.
Menlo Model United Nations has greatly expanded since that first installment. We are now doing much better, with over 25 registered members. Next year we hope to take as many as 30 delegates to some conferences. We will be attending Santa Teresa and Berkeley conference this year.


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Places to eat in Reading, UK - Revolucian De Cuba
I was invited down for lunch at Revolucian De Cuba, the new Cuban bar and restaurant in Reading, last week, to experience their new tapas menu and give my opinion on what myself and my party thought.
I haven't done many reviews recently and I think it is fair to say this has given me a kick in the butt to start back doing what I love best, giving my opinion on things I love. So before I get started, I want to say thank you to the team at Revolucian De Cuba for having me and feeding my love of blogging again.
Before we went…
When I was asked to go to the opening of Revolucian De Cuba, based in the old HMV on Friar Street, Reading, a few months ago I was very excited. Sadly though, the world was against me that day and everything that could go wrong in my house, did. Therefore I missed their big day and I have whinged about it to my husband ever since.
I read a quite damning review of the place in our local rag and I thought it was a bit harsh, new restaurant's take a while to get into their flow, that is a given, so I was a bit annoyed at the wording. A bad review when deserved is fine, I have given plenty myself, but it seemed this journo was a bit of a pric…. I'll stop there. Everyone I know that has been in, whether to eat or drink, has given it rave reviews but due to that first report in the paper I know many would have given it a wide birth… well don't!
What we thought…
Myself, my two cousins and my aunt booked a table for four with my brand new newborn cousin in tow too, pushchair and all. We are four very different people, with four very different lives and four very different tastes in establishments and food. Amongst us was a young picky eater who runs a bar, a business woman from Dubai used to the champagne lifestyle, a local with ties to many groups of other locals and businesses and a blogger who more often than not say's it how it is and get's into trouble.
This was going to be a full on workout for this place if they wanted to please us all. Of course they didn't know this, they just knew we were a table of four who was in for lunch.
**I have sectioned out the review as I write how I talk; and I talk a lot. You can skip the bits you don't want to read... you're welcome!**
When we booked the table we received an email with our confirmation and a link to their menu's so we could preempt what we might like, this to me is a great addition to their service. The picky eater could then read up and decide what she wanted before she got there, meaning she didn't feel uncomfortable being the picky one. She was very grateful for that. We also discussed how much easier it was for those with dietary requirements. Having to declare you have an allergy or are vegan etc can often lead to the eye rolling question 'does this contain…' or asking the waiter about what you can and can't eat, delaying the fun part, eating it.
£5.95 - Main, dessert & drink.
Unlike many of the bars in Reading town centre they do a kids menu too. For me this was a shock, when you walk passed you expect it to be all bar and have licensing issues with kids on site, like the Walkabout for instance, however this is not the case. Their kids menu is as delicious as their adult one and again doesn't break the bank. The menu includes plainer food for those not quite ready for a full on cuban experience but for £5.95 for a really fresh main, dessert and a drink you can't go wrong really!
The staff were so attentive, all very clean, young and attractive. I say clean because I have been into a few places in which the waitresses or waiters have looked like they've just stepped out of a festival tent so it's a thing for me now. They served us with a smile throughout and even explained the way the chef makes some of the dishes, which is a talent in itself as I wouldn't remember all the tricks of the tapas heaven that happens in that kitchen. We all had a giggle which is important, personality gets you everywhere in that job.
The Revolucian De Cuba menu is a mixture of fun and wow. The Tapas part of the menu is the perfect lunch date, girls night, lunch meeting type food. A little bit of everything you love shared with the ones you love… or the ones you work with. They have lot's of deals on their menu and the Tapas one has to be my favourite. Mon-Sat 3 plates for £14 and Sunday's are 2for1 tapas. They're not super small plates either by the way, I think Tapas and I think dinky plates of randomness but these are a decent size for a change. However, they did recommend for 2 sharing, 3 plates for the starter and 6 for the main but if you want to try their famous churros… make sure you save room.
The menu is reasonably priced and offers a bit of everything not just Tapas. They have Burgers, Burritos, Sandwiches, Wraps, Tacos and larger Latin inspired dishes that will make your mouth water. Mon-Fri they have a cool Quick and Fresh Lunch menu for £6 until 3pm and from 3-7pm 2 Courses for £10.95. So it doesn't have to break the bank to try this place.
All day on Tuesdays you can dine on their £5-10 Taco Tuesday Menu. 'Taco Tuesday's' made me laugh out loud, because I have kids and have seen The Lego Movie more times than I should have but I am planning on giving it a go next just to say I have done 'Taco Tuesday'.
OK so the cocktail menu. Lets talk about the cocktail menu. Well let's just tell you what we remember from it, as believe me by the end we weren't as fresh as their food is, let's just put it that way. The cocktail menu is a vast improvement on some of the other venues in the area and the fact that their bar staff know what they are doing really helps. The picky eater is a bar manager and knows her cocktails 'The presentation was as beautiful as the taste and that is often an issue in large bars like this'. The business lady from Dubai is used to a good cocktail or two, as the bars there are all in 5* hotels 'Sadly I am going home soon or I'd have come and Salsa'd my way through this whole menu with my mates happily'. The local 'I don't do lunchtime drinking but I may make an exception every time I walk passed this place, that's allowed right?'. ME, well I'm a pisshead, I know my cocktails and I know when I'm being fobbed off with a glorified barman instead of a pro, hats off to this place they did a great job. Oh and the adult slushy machine… genius!
The Bar and Restaurant are beautifully decorated both on the outside and the inside making the curb appeal pretty impressive. They have gone all out with the Cuban feel, patterns and colour everywhere, there is so much to look at in this place that you get distracted wandering whether you can recreate it in your home… or maybe that was just me. The lighting isn't picture perfect as it is quite dark but hey, who else goes in there to do instagram pictures rather than eat? (millennial's do not answer that). They have created little nooks of seating for friends and couples to have some privacy as well as the open seating areas throughout. Upstairs there is a separate bar with a balcony/smoking area evenly as beautiful in decor as the downstairs but a little more intimate for private events if necessary. The toilets, well, they're as flamboyant as the rest of the place, flamingoes everywhere, it was ace! They're large enough for a busy bar but classy enough for a nice restaurant, good work designers. They smelt lovely too, which is weird to say but they did! I didn't go in the mens; for obvious reasons. I'm sure they were as flamboyant and smelt as OK as a men's can.
What else does Revolucian De Cuba offer?
Night life, Live music, Cuban themed parties, Salsa classes, cocktail making classes, private venue hire and so much more!
To find out more and how to find your way there check out their website here.
The original review in the local rag was a load of shit. They couldn't have been to the same place as us, we were hard to please and easy to distract and we had a lovely time with amazing food. I'd recommend it to anyone, in fact I have, regularly since.


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WI-AIMH is seeking YOUR story for our gratitude challenge!
As we move into Fall and the end of year, there is a natural inclination to look back and reflect on what we've accomplished together at WI-AIMH. From our committed staff, dedicated board, engaged members, supportive funders, and emerging stakeholders, we have so much to be thankful for in striving toward our mission and vision.
In November, WI-AIMH will be leading a gratitude challenge to express our sincere thanks to the many people who help us achieve our mission, celebrate the successes we've achieved, and build sustainability. We would love to hear your own stories about what has happened in your work/partnership with WI-AIMH this year that has inspired your gratitude.
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What's the difference between kinda-good and really-good art?
My fiancee and I were sitting at a coffee shop after spending a few hours at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. There are some largser-than-lifesize pastel portraits on the walls - I'm guessing the artist is likely a MassArt student because we're near campus. The execution and ideas seem pretty solid to me, but the works are not presented as precious - some corners are starting to show wear from people accidentally brushing against them. Then, he asks me a simple, but actually not-so-simple question: what's the difference between the art we see on the walls around us here, and the stuff back at the museum?
I loved this question. It's so direct, and yet people often feel ashamed of asking something like this. What is good art? What makes one piece, presumably more worthy of being shown to the public, end up in the galleries, while another may never get exhibited, or only get a smaller venue? What makes good coffee shop art?
When we visit museum, there is an implied assumption that we know it's valuable to do so, and the we know the difference between stuff in the museum, and the other, less important, stuff. And because we might appear less cultured for asking why stuff deserves to be in there, we might just pretend we know what we're looking at, while secretly we're bored.
I also came across different books that touch on the subject recently, as I search for ways to bring art into design practice - Art as Therapy, Playing to the Gallery, and Seven Days in the Art World all come to mind. Here's my summary of what makes good art good, and kinda-good art different from the masterpieces.
What makes great art great?
For the purpose of this discussion, I will mix up the ideas of "museum quality", "great art", "important art" and "beautiful art" - because most folks asking this question likely care about a combination of these, and generally they make sense together.
Reasons behind choices
The artist will generally have a pretty solid reason for their choice of material, subject, and technique. Just like master craftsman can explain in detail the subtle variations in the tools they use to get a specific result - an artist would often go to great length to select just the right materials, and to develop their technique.
This reason is not always shared with the public, but it's generally a safe assumption that the artist has put a lot of effort into figuring out what's the right thing to use.
A history
One piece of art does not tell the whole story. As we look at one piece, our (or a curator's) opinion of it is based on how the work developed over time. Picasso's cubist work did not come from nowhere: he earlier made very realistic work, then moved into a Blue period, and finally arrived - through a progression - to some of his more abstract and even controversial pieces. Some modern art looks easy to reproduce because of its technique, but the history behind how the artist arrived to making the works, and the time in which they were made, make them meaningful and important.
First of its kind
Speaking of when something was made - being first to express a new idea visually can be important, too. Copying the look of Malevich's Black Square would be a fairly easy task, but the revolutionary simplicity of the piece in 1923, and its controversial placement in the gallery - in the corner of the room, higher than other works, where a revered icon would normally be - made it (literally!) an iconic piece. Many collectors aspire to have the "first of its kind" artwork for major art movements and ideas, so the price and importance of such works goes up accordingly.
A photographer in his previous career, my fiancee once explained to me the difference he sees between a serious photographer, and a casual enthusiast. An enthusiast - or, really, anyone - can have an accidental snapshot that turns out beautiful and profound. What makes a professional different is the frequency with which these successes occur. They have both the technical ability, and the artistic judgement to consistently produce good work. From myself I would add that if making great work takes making a lot of bad work in between, that's ok. The successful creatives are the ones who have the grit to continue on through the many failures, and have many successes as a result.
I understand "good art" in a similar way. Don't just look for one masterpiece - look for a history of making many things, of comparable or increasing artistic merit.
Skill matters. Artists build up amazingly refined technique through hard work, and when it's done well, it shows. Some artists also choose to use an intentionally "naive" technique or style, which may look like a child or amateur produced the piece. Some artists' work looks so simple it might seem easy to make - one gesture, for example. But these things often come after years of experience with other styles, and a conscious choice to use the specific technique, rather than a lack of skill. There's no one technique better than another, but for each piece, an artist's command of the appropriate techniques to express their idea does determine how good a piece of art is.
A caveat to "good art"
Both nature, and nurture play a role for how good we might think an artwork might be. There are probably many great pieces that were made before their times, and did not meet recognition (yet!). The art market is self-reinforcing and unfair. (just look up anything by the Guerrilla Girls.) Any artist's ability to attract and keep the attention of curators, galleries, and the general public depends on fashion, their access to resources, and just plain luck. But in general, I believe that the interconnected system of art critics, museums, schools, public events, commerce, and of course artists, does work. And the artworks that end up "at the top of the pile" show all or most of the qualities we just discussed.
Hopefully this helps make sense of things a bit. I know discussing this helped me to look at art in a bit more inquisitive way the next time I go to a museum. What about you?


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This Company is Marketing to Millennials by Offering Exclusive Wine Tasting Experiences/
Often when you visit a winery, it's not an intimate experience. As areas like Napa Valley become more popular, more tour buses filled with masses drop of wine enthusiasts at thee vineyards. These wineries get crowded, especially on the weekend.
Going to a jam-packed winery isn't everyone's idea of fun.
With that in mind, the company Which Winery, Inc is offering an elevated wine tasting experience.
Anthony Poston and his wife Gabrielle, the wine-lovers behind the company, were inspired by European wineries and the more intimate experience they offer.
"It's only recently European wineries entered the tourist business. For generations, the wineries were not set up to attract tour buses or long chains of drop-in travelers coming to taste and ask questions. Mostly, you needed an appointment to visit. The Postons discovered that the function of most wineries "over there" was to give the visitor personal attention—a unique experience," write "Forbes."
Poston's company caters to Millennials and the Gen-X population. His research has found that 78% of Millennials prefer an experience over a product.
So what experiences can wine connoisseurs enjoy?
"A recent WW experience ongoing between January and April 2018 and dubbed "A Winter Woodland Tour, Tasting and Lunch," was an intimate two-hour experience with the well-respected Gary Farrell Winery. Every two-hour experience was limited to about a half-dozen people, each paying $107. In another experience, this time year-round, WW connects with Schug Carneros Estate to offer an advance booking of a 1.5-hour private tour and tasting at $105 per person. Guests who pick the Friday experience get a sit-down with Schug's winemaker, Michael Cox," writes "Forbes."
A big part of why customers like these experiences is the education aspect. They learn more about the wine they are tasting from a vetted out expert.
The company launched in June of 2015 and attracts wineries' participation by providing pre-paid customers, who enjoy these type of experiences much more than the traditional winery visit.
Right now, Which Winery offers experiences in primarily in North California, but has plans to expand internationally.
Do you think this company will take off? Learn more about Which Winery at "Forbes."
Looking for some top-selling wines to add to your beverage program?
"Wine Spectator" recently released its annual top 100 wines list. On a recent episode of The Barron Report, we took a closer look at some of the wines on this list. Watch the video below to learn more about these bottles and why they made the coveted list.


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Cristiano Ronaldo: Madrid star calls Syrian children 'the true heroes'
At least 15,000 children are among the more than 300,000 people who have been killed in the Syrian war.
Cristiano Ronaldo called Syria's long-suffering children "the true heroes" as he joined a campaign to provide food, medicine and psychological help for kids in Aleppo and other war-stricken cities.
"Hello, this is for children of Syria. We know that you have been suffering a lot. I am a very famous player, but you are the true heroes," the Real Madrid and Portugal star said in a video message for Save The Children posted on his social media.
"Don't lose your hope, the world is with you. We care about you, I am with you," added the footballer.
Nick Finney, of Save the Children's Syria campaign, said "Ronaldo is not only one of the world's most iconic sports figures, but he also has become a beacon of hope for millions of boys and girls worldwide – and hope is something that Syria's children need now more than ever."
At least 15,000 children are among the more than 300,000 people who have been killed in the Syrian war over the past five years, according to aid groups.


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Facilitation occurs when one species increases another species fitness. It is different than a mutualism because one species benefits, while one remains unaffected, as opposed to both parties benefiting from each other's presence. One of the most influential, ecosystem altering mechanisms of facilitation is a process called hydraulic lift. This occurs when plants with deeply rooted roots access water far past where other plant species can reach. If the soil near the surface is dryer (has more negative water potential) than the aboveground plant that accessed the water, water will leave the roots and enter the dry soil horizon. This hydraulic lift benefits plants that don't have deep taproots, as the otherwise inaccessible water is lifted to the upper soil horizons. As it turns out, the mycelial networks of fungi have an analogous function, transporting water beneath the forest floor to places that would remain dry. This facilitates other species with imperative functions in forest ecosystems.
Hydraulic lift is increasingly important in more arid climates. A long-term study carried out in the Sonoran Desert highlighted the difference between a plant living under dead shrubs, vs. living shrubs of the same species. Palo verde trees occur in the Sonoran Desert, and have extremely deep roots. This desert adapted species accesses the water table, unlike desert cacti that evolutionarily opted for water storage, instead of water scavenging. Dead palo verde trees still create shaded areas that limit soil evaporation, but this has a diminutive effect on plant communities. Young saplings that germinated under dead palo verde were not facilitated by the conditions presented by the deceased tree. Oppositely, living palo verde greatly enhanced sapling survival through the processes of hydraulic lift.
In March, earlier this year, Anja Worrich and her team published work that uncovered facultative processes similar to the processes occurring in the Sonoran Desert. Using artificial microcosms, they discovered that networks of fungal hyphae can translocate water and nutrients to dry and nutrient poor areas. The movement of water and nutrients via fungal networks were found to be a facultative process which helped stimulate a vital group of organisms living from the forest floor; soil bacteria.
Soil bacteria are fundamental in forest ecosystems through their ability of chemical breakdown, nitrogen fixation, decomposition, and nutrient mobilization. Unlike fungi, most single celled bacteria can't form networks, which limits them to a small subset of soil resources the bacteria are in direct contact with. This paper reveals that these bacteria are stimulated by nearby fungi, as both water and nutrients leach out of these fungal highways into patches of soil with potentially poor levels of nutrients and water. This experimental study showed that the transfer of these resources caused the spore forming bacteria Bacillus subtilis to break dormancy and germinate. So, not only do these networks facilitate functioning bacteria, but enhance soil processes by recruiting bacterial propagules that would otherwise remain dormant.
Synonymous to the palo verde tree making water accessible to shallow rooted plants, fungal hyphae stimulate the activity of a group of organisms vital to forest health. The facultative processes associated with soil fungi encourage both ecological resistance and resilience, by providing soil bacteria with nutrients and water. Together, both organisms influence the nutrient pool which radiates throughout forest ecosystems from the bottom-up. Facultative interactions are a dynamic interplay between species that for a long time were largely overlooked. Now, we are realizing how essential facultative processes are in maintaining the condition of the forest floor.


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2015 Heisman Trophy finalists:
Clemson QB Deshaun Watson
Stanford RB Christian McCaffrey
Alabama RB Derrick Henry pic.twitter.com/gnhowd80iv
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) December 7, 2015
I've been saying it all season. Deshaun Watson is the best player in college football. He's an underdog to win the Heisman, but honestly there's no reason Derrick Henry or Christian McCaffrey should win this award even though they've had record breaking seasons. Deshaun is the best player on the best team in the country and without him Clemson would probably be like 8-4. Instead they're 13-0 and heading to the playoffs as the #1 seed. Deshaun is the only player in the country with 3500 passing yards and 800 rushing yards. He's got 41 total TDs. That's okay, I guess. And guess what? He's the best quarterback in the country. Wanna know what position matters more than any other in football? Quarterback.
Derrick Henry is very good obviously. I've given him credit for his great season every week. But also, he touches the ball more than every running back in the country. And I'm sure any back up running back Bama has could run for similar numbers with the same amount of carries. He always gets off to slow starts, but Bama has the lead anyway, so then they run it with Henry literally the rest of the game and he has no choice but to accumulate yards. Getting 336 carries in a season shouldn't automatically make you the Heisman winner. Wayne Gallman coulda put up these numbers if he got 110 more carries. Shit.
Christian McCaffrey is a great player as well. He broke Barry Sanders' record for most all purpose yards in a season. That's crazy. But also, Stanford lost TWO games and he didn't have great games in either. He also has 12 touchdowns rushing and receiving combined. And a third of those came in one game. Deshaun has 11 rushing touchdowns which is more than this chump has. Enough said there.
The bottom line is that Deshaun Watson is the most complete player in the country playing the most important position in football, and led his team to an undefeated season. He steps up in big games when his team needs him most, whether it's with his arm or his legs or both. Simply put, he's the best player in the country.


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Finally the wow new battleground seething shore is here! First time into it showing a clip on how much fun I had. The seething shore gameplay is great as the wow new bg is quite small and leads to a lot of action and close encounters. Hope you enjoy!
World of Warcraft Legion was fun but I gotta say I am fed up with all the dark, green depressing visuals 🙂 Seething Shore 7.3.5 bring a much needed fresh air to the scene. It is basically the new pvp map know as the silithus battleground.
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Newsletter V1.1
2012 was a great year for us. We enjoyed 3 seasons of The Ultimate Fighter with one of those being a 12 week long live show. Top Shot continued for a 5th season and there were 2 new "Top" shows thrown into the mix. The Devil's Ride will be airing season 2 in February and should be more entertaining than the first season.
In October we moved into a new office/warehouse and we are feeling settled into Stickman 3.1. We finally have real heat and air conditioning! There were a few hic ups with the move, but the flood wasn't too bad. Fernando and Marcus have their own corners, Kristel has an office and we have a real reception area. It's nice to be in a space we are proud of and it's great to have people visit and not make them suffer through the sauna room.
Now that the holidays are over it's time to get back to work. We are busy updating resumes, websites and social media. Please see our links page to view Fernando's updated profiles. Marcus is almost done entering the gear into the new and improved inventory system and Kristel is keeping the accountants on speed dial for tax season.
What would you like to see us talk about? Gear and equipment? Challenges unique to shows we've work on? Interviews and insights? DC vs. Marvel? Please give us some feedback, ideas and questions. We really are looking forward to getting this newsletter going and hope you hang with us while we figure out our format.


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Got Liberty? This Christmas share our "Liberty or Death" DVD with your favorite History Nerd!
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St. John's Church Featured in Virginia Tourism Video
Virginia Tourism recently partnered with the 2019 Commemoration, American Evolution™ to produce the American Evolution™ presents: Virginia to America Video Series which features St. John's Church.


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John Roger Stephens best known as John Legend has net worth of $20 million. He was born on December 28, 1978 in Springfield, Ohio, United States. He has one brother named Vaughn Anthony. He is a famous American actor, singer and songwriter. In 2007, he has got nine Grammy Awards. He received the special starlight Award from the Songwriters Hall of Fame. He published his entrance album, Get Lifted in Dec 2004. He released many albums including Love in the Future, Wake Up, Evolver, Live From Philadelphia. Once Again, Get Lifted and many more. John Legend lyrics easily find in the internet. All of me, You & I, Made to Love, Don't Give Up, Glory, Save Room, Ordinary People, Who Do We Think We Are, Green Light, Tonight are popular songs released by John Legend.
Personal Life
John Legend is one of 4 children of his parents. He was homeschooled on and off by his mother. He seemed with his church choir at age four. He started to play piano at the age of 7. His parents got divorced when he was 8. He was joined North high school at age 12. In December 2011, John Legend engaged to Chrissy Teigen after 4 years of dating. The couple got married in Como, Italy on September 14, 2013. John Legend's wife, Chrissy Teigen is an American Model. John Legend is 1.75m tall and his twitter account name is @johnlegend.
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Laura Ingraham married, bio, gay, husband, family, and children
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How to turn Do Not Disturb Mode into Driving Mode in iOS
Mobile phones do a lot of good but they can also be harmful, especially while driving. The solution seems easy (put your phone away while you're behind the wheel) but it's difficult in practice.
Luckily, there's something already on your phone that can help. With about a minute of setup, two taps after that and a bit of habit you can be safer in the car. Do Not Disturb was introduced in iOS 6 to silence calls, alerts and notifications but using a certain combination of settings for Do Not Disturb can make for a temporary Driving Mode until a better solution arrives.
This combination of settings will allow you to use block most notifications, allow you to still receive calls in an emergency and use your navigation and music apps.
To start setting up Do Not Disturb as Driving Mode tap Settings > Do Not Disturb. There are five settings on this screen.
The first setting is Manual. This is one way to enable or disable Do Not Disturb. When enabled, calls and alerts received while the device is locked will be silenced.
The second setting is Scheduled. It's not important for setting up Driving Mode.
The third setting is Allow Calls From. Set this to Favorites.
This allows calls to come through from a group of people you specify even while Do Not Disturb (Driving Mode) is turned on. This support article from Apple explains how to add contacts to Favorites. Use this for your family, your significant other or other important contacts like a doctor's office or the vet.
The fourth setting is Repeated Calls. Set this to Enabled.
This allows a second call from the same person within three minutes to come through. It's an extra level of assurance that in an emergency you can still be contacted. However, it's important that you pull over to the side of the road if you need to take a call.
The last setting is Silence. Set this to Always.
This prevents notifications from showing up on the screen when your device is unlocked. It's handy if you use your phone for music or navigation while driving.
That's it. Do Not Disturb is now Driving Mode. You shouldn't need to change these settings again.
Using Drive Mode
Now that Driving Mode is set up you need to build a habit around your driving. Thankfully it's a pretty easy one that doesn't even involve unlocking your phone. Whenever you get in your car just wake your phone, swipe up from the bottom of the screen to access Control Center and then tap the moon icon to turn on Do Not Disturb (Driving Mode). If you forget to turn it on and you start receiving notifications while driving you can quickly pull over and enable it.
The hardest part about this will be remembering to turn Do Not Disturb mode on. If you're having a lot of trouble you can leave yourself a note on the dash of the car.
Once you arrive at your destination simply wake your phone, swipe up from the bottom of the screen to access Control Center and then tap the moon icon to turn off Do Not Disturb (Driving Mode). If you forget to turn off Do Not Disturb mode when you leave your car you may notice a moon icon in the status bar. Just swipe up from the bottom of the screen anywhere to access Control Center and turn off Do Not Disturb.
It's not an elegant solution but it's an attempt at one. Using our phones can be tempting while driving but the majority of the time it's something that can wait until it's much safer.
My thanks to the designer who inspired me to write this.
Add a Contact to Favorites by Apple
iOS on Wikipedia
My Lunch with Dieter Rams by Andrew Kim
Using Do Not Disturb by Apple


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What is AdSense for search?
AdSense for search is a free product that lets you to place a Custom Search Engine on your site to provide users with web search. You'll also earn revenue from relevant ads on the search results page.
Google's AdSense Program has been an excellent source for many to earn money online. AdSense for search may not be new to you, and if you are using it, you should know that you can also improve your earnings by providing users with a customized search box which allows you to filter results for specific
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As an example, if a user searches for the term SEO when using my customized search function, it will only show relevant results on selected domains that I have specified. Apart from the results, ads will also be displayed and as a result can increase my AdSense conversions.
AdSense For Search Ads
Prior to this new release, the only way you could show AdSense for search ads was to use Google's script. If you had your own non-Google customized search box, your search results will not show any ads. Now, all you need to do is to add a few lines of JavaScript to your pages, and start monetizing your search results too. You can choose the size, shape and location of each ad block, and you can even adjust the style of the ads to better fit the look and feel of your site. Here is a screenshot of a website that uses the new AdSense for search ads:As with everything Google, this new monetization method is not readily available to everyone and you will need to "convince" Goolgle's team that you qualify. If you are interested, you can give it a shot by filling in the form provided solely for this purpose. You will be asked to provide your name, email, Pub Id (for existing AdSense users), URL where you pretend to use it, number of pageviews and finally the "killer" question, how do you want to use this product on your website. If your answer is right, then you might be lucky and get approved. Be patient though as according to Google the volume of request for this product is extremely high at this moment.
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Neil Ferguson from Glide Magazine reviews Hamish's official SXSW showcase on Tuesday, March 14 at Cooper's BBQ. He writes "The young guitarist is a true talent and his set hit the crowd like salvation, showing us we can expect big things from him in the coming years." Check out the entire review here.
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Earlier Event: March 10Hamish Returns to SXSW with Nine Shows
Later Event: March 17Libro Musica Reviews Hamish at SXSW


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Inauguration of the three-day 21st International Conference on Computer and Information Technology (ICCIT 2018) was held at United International University on Friday.
Department of CSE of UIU organised the conference which will be ended on December 23.
Professor Abdul Mannan, Chairman of UGC, was present as the chief guest while Mr. Hasan Mahmood Raja, Chairman of Board of Trustees, UIU was present as the Special Guest.
With the Chair of Prof. Dr. Chowdhury Mofizur Rahman, Vice-Chancellor of UIU the program started with the welcome address from Prof. Hasnan Ahmed, Pro Vice Chancellor, UIU followed by a speech from Prof. Mohammad S. Alam, Conference General Chair, and speech from Prof. Celia Shahnaz, Chair, IEEE, Bangladesh Section.
This program started followed by a session of keynote speeches from the renowned researchers in different domains of Computer and Information Technology sharing their ideas, experiences and insights. Researchers discussed about the recent work and present and demonstrated their scientific results at the conference.
This year, 301 papers from 21 different countries all around the world were submitted and only 88 high quality research papers were accepted for the final publication after a rigorous peer review process. All papers will be published in the IEEE digital Xplore. It is supposed to be a display of top class research work and will be greatly beneficial for the students and academic researchers in the field of Information Technology in the country as well as to the industry people.
In the three days, the conference will continue with 12 technical sessions on scientific research on various topics. There will be sessions on Machine Intelligence, Network Systems and Security, Cloud, Signal and Image Processing, Data Mining and Machine Learning, Hardware and Embedded Systems, Natural Language Processing.


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Healthy working environments enable healthy choices to be easy choices for employees. However, when worksites provide an unhealthy culture, overweight and obese individuals have another barrier to face when striving to make personal lifestyle modifications. The Y desires to provide resources and support to worksites in Spartanburg that will enable them to easily become healthier organizations. More specifically the Y will bring meaningful impact to this sector by working with companies most at-risk employees through its Ready, Set, Move and Y-fit programs.
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The Ys Worksite Wellness program is designed to make the implementation of accessible and encouraged healthy eating and physical activity easy and desirable for all organizations. The Y will work with worksites in becoming a partner with Good for You Spartanburg. The partnership is a short application that helps organizations begin to take simple steps in becoming a healthier workplace.
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5 Beaches To Visit Near Wayanad During Family Vacation
Kerala is blessed with ample natural beauty and has something to offer to every kind of holidaymaker. Whether you love the mountains or are a beach lover, God's Own Country is your ideal destination for a memorable family vacation.
If it is a relaxing holiday on a beach you are looking at, head to Wayanad. Once you are there, you will have access to some beautiful beaches you absolutely shouldn't miss. The tranquil beaches offer some spectacular views. It is an ideal destination for families, especially with the many Wayanad resorts promising you a comfortable stay and offering a variety of activities for the entire family.
Let's take a look at five popular beaches you should not miss visiting with your family when holidaying in Wayanad.
1. Kappad Beach
A two-and-a-half-hour drive from Wayanad is Kappad beach near Kozhikode. Away from the bustle of the city is this beautiful and historic beach. It is believed that the Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama first landed in Kerala on this beach in 1498. A stone monument on the beach commemorates the landing. You can indulge in leisurely activities like sunbathing, shopping, and sightseeing here.
2. Kozhikode Beach
Kozhikode or Calicut beach is a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Wayanad. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Kozhikode. Looking for a serene time? This is just the place. Visitors come here to enjoy the sunset. The old lighthouse on the beach adds to the charm. As per Club Mahindra reviews by membersit is one of the best options for sightseeing, and activities such as windsurfing, parasailing, fishing, sunbathing, and more.
3. Mahe Beach
A three-hour drive from Wayanad and you will reach the union territory of Mahe. This little town promises both a relaxed atmosphere as well as a fun time. The white sands and blue sky make Mahe beach very popular among tourists. Head here for a peaceful experience as you take a stroll along the beach or sunbathe. The beautiful sunset is a major attraction.
4. Ettikulam Beach
It will take you four hours via the Malabar Hill Highway to reach Ettikulam Beach in Kannur. This pristine beach that is not very crowded is known for the gorgeous sunset views it offers.
5. Beypore Beach
Beypore is a three-hour drive from Wayanad. Beypore port is one of the oldest ports in Kerala. The beach offers a picturesque atmosphere. The golden sands and coconut trees add to the charm. You could choose to leisurely stroll along the beach or indulge in some adventure sports. Beypore offers some excellent opportunities to savour local delicacies.
In addition to these gorgeous beaches, there are some beautiful places to visit in Wayanad which make it a very popular family vacation spot. While there are several Wayanad resorts, you would do well to choose the Vythiri Village Resort in Wayanad, a Club Mahindra affiliate.
The resort offers comfortable and spacious rooms along with several fun activities for the entire family – trekking, camping, cycling, and more. The in-house restaurant is known for its vast menu. Relish the popular local cuisine here. Club Mahindra reviews by happy members are there for you to look up for more information about how the members have enjoyed their holiday in Wayanad.
Thinking of taking many memorable vacations with your family at exotic destinations in India and abroad? Make it perfect with a Club Mahindra membership!
Also Read:
Offbeat Things To Do in Fort Kochi in 1 day
A 5-Day Itinerary for a Monsoon Trip to Munnar with Family
My Luxury Cruise Experience from Dubai to Fort Kochi
Dreamy sunset at Kovalam Beach
Exciting entertainment aboard a luxury cruise
Silent Valley National Park in Kerala
Explore Vythiri – The Hidden Beauty of Wayanad with Family
Top 5 Beautiful Tea Plantations to Explore in Kerala with Family
Explore the Tribal Heritage Museum in Thekkady with Family
Explore Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary
Munroe Island—A Hidden Paradise in Kerala Backwaters
Top Things To Do In Kabini Backwaters and Wildlife Reserve! Incredible India!
Sightseeing in Poovar—A Heavenly Paradise in Kerala
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I and the Night Sky: Nocturne for Orchestra
for orchestra | 2009
I and the Night Sky: Nocturne for Orchestra is a one-movement work for orchestra. It was inspired by a striking image I saw while visiting my family in Arkansas, though the work is not programmatic in a strict sense. My parents live in a somewhat rural area, so the view of the night sky is dazzling due to the lack of interfering city lights. Every time I visit I take some time to enjoy observing the sky, and on this particular occasion I was profoundly impressed with the clear and striking definition of the Milky Way cutting through the middle of the sky. In this work I have tried to musically capture my reflections on this beautiful image.
The piece stems from two motivic ideas, which are announced at the outset and developed throughout the work. It is in three sections: a slow and lyrical opening, followed by a fast, shimmering middle section, then closing with a very loose return to the opening material. Throughout the piece, I was interested in creating layers and textures through contrasting tonalities (much of the piece is based on a polychord – Bb Major and D major) and contrasting rhythmic activity (continuous notes layered over a slow chorale). My goal was to capture what I see as a dichotomy about the night sky. On one hand, it is dazzling and active, with an infinite number of stars dancing as far as the eye can see and as far as the mind can imagine. Trying to take it all in can make your head spin. On the other hand, there is a peaceful grandeur about it that reminds me of a cathedral – a massive, awe-inspiring space that incites humble worship of a brilliant Creator.


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Another apprenticeship finished..another cake baked.
A fantastic cake was made by Emsworth based www.millpondcakes.com to celebrate the completion of another Advanced Engineering apprenticeship.
Innova has now successfully put four apprentices through the scheme which is run in conjunction with PETA Ltd Portsmouth. Thanks to Paul Lammas and PETA for all their support.


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Every day, without compromise - since 2005.
The Day That was born on the same day as Teddy.
Teddy's first day was beautiful. One of those optimistic spring days when the sky is brilliantly blue and the light picks out everything to perfection. Feeling inspired by the concept and connection of that specific day, a professional framed photograph was presented to Teddy's parents, our friends.
They loved it. Their family and friends saw the picture, and word started to spread. Initially called "My First Day", the business took a new direction on mid-summer's Day in 2005. That morning, we began taking photographs of the sunrise, 'the day that', and we have taken photographs in the Westcountry every day since then.
That's what we now curate – a unique library of days. The only photographers in the UK to do this, we have every striped sunrise and dramatic dawn going back over13 years.
Every picture is personalised with a message of your choice, to add that extra sentiment and memory of your special day.
What we've learnt over the years is that every day is different.
Every day brings its own beauty.
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Experience nature up close at this picturesque hotel surrounded by lush green forests. Located on the banks of River Kosi close to the renowned Corbett National Park, The Gateway Resort Corbett is designed for the modern traveller looking for a tranquil break in the wild. The resort is pegged as one of the prime locations if you're looking to explore the bounty of wilderness that is Jim Corbett National park.
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They say it is the little things. Little gestures, little moments, little touches that make a great life.
Over a year ago, while doing my weekly grocery shopping at Trader Joe's, I threw some fresh flowers into my cart.... treating myself to tulips. When I arrived home, I unpacked the groceries (as usual) and then got to work assembling the two bundles of flowers in one of my nana's antique glass containers. Voila – an arrangement for my kitchen table.
Prep time? About 10 minutes. Payoff? A full week of smiles and fresh energy.
I smiled as I packed my breakfast, as I set the table for dinner and as I sat working at that same kitchen table a few nights that week. I felt the change, for sure. Something as little as fresh flowers had completed my home… and lifted my mood.
Each week since, flowers have appeared on my grocery list – right up there in importance with lettuce, lemons and bananas. This is not a super crazy expense like ordering a bouquet. I add $12-15 to my weekly grocery bill as each bundle of flowers at Trader Joe's is around $5.99. For anyone who has ever justified their $5 latte - I'm sure you will get where I am heading with this.
It's a little change – but in life – it is about the little things. Give yourself the chance to smell the roses or hyacinths or peonies or tulips every day of the week.
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Here is what I have processed so far… there will be many more! If you are one of the riders in any event, you can contact me in the contact form below and I will send you the small size images for facebook and email for free. I will be able to get you prints as well, of most any size. My main price list is in the menu links in the right sidebar, but here is a Rodeo Special: 8×10″ prints $15 for Rodeo participants, and $10 if you are willing to let me use your images for magazine submissions, Klickitat County tourism, and in my books or calendars.
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Wild Horses Couldn't Drag Me Away!
I had the opportunity to drive over Satus Pass and see some herds of Wild Horses, with nearly as many colts as adults. They are so beautiful to watch, and the herds were made up of all colors. What a great treat! My one zoom lens, an EF 55-250 IS just was not up to the challenge and the detail is not great on the shots… I had to crop them hard to show the horses big enough, but they are still worth seeing!
This next two shots brought back happy memories of childhood… my favorite book was The Black Stallion! This might be a mare, I could not tell for sure at that distance.. but it really made me smile!
And a zoom in on a colt with a mop top bristle of a mane, they were so adorable!
On the same day I also saw a Black Bear sniffing along after a Cinnamon Bear… I can guess what he wanted! She was PURTY! lol
Then he noticed us watching from the road
But his chosen Lady was calling his name and leaving scent for him
So on down the hill he went after her
After one more glance to be sure we were not coming any closer they both disappeared down into the draw
We waited around for a few moments, and sure enough they came back up closer to us, but the Bitterbrush and Sage was so tall along the slope all we could see was the tops of their backs moving, until the big Black came to a Ponderosa Tree and stood up in the shelter of its branches to better see what we were up to. When he threw himself back down I think the ground shook… his fur rippled heavily. Needless to say we were staying right in by the truck ready to jump back in if necessary.
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If your waters broke before labour, how many weeks were you?
Started by Deep thought , Oct 11 2018 07:44 PM
39 replies to this topic
Posted 11 October 2018 - 07:44 PM
I want to know whether labours triggered by membranes rupturing are earlier on average. Can't find the stats anywhere (other than 30%pre term births triggered by membranes rupturing) so I'm taking the extremely scientific approach of polling essential baby.
My first pregnancy ended at 38+6 days with my membranes rupturing.
I'm now 36 weeks and trying to stare into the crystal ball of labour permutations!
Posted 11 October 2018 - 07:49 PM
I was 39 weeks with #4 when my waters broke over night. First three kids were late and had to be induced, so it was certainly a surprise to me! I noticed my waters had broken when I got up at 6am, started to feel some light contractions with lots of time between them at about midday and had the baby at 8pm.
Surely there would be actual studies out there. Maybe your midwife could give you some stats. Good luck with your upcoming labour 😁
Posted 11 October 2018 - 07:49 PM
First broke at at 34 weeks. Delivered at 36+0.
Second broke at 26 weeks. Delivered at 30+1.
Third (after 16 miscarriage after 6 weeks), waters broke at 27 weeks. Delivered at 31+1.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 07:55 PM
First broke at 38 weeks.
Second was planned c section at 38 with no rupture
Posted 11 October 2018 - 08:01 PM
What is full term? Sorry, it's been so long! Anyway it was two weeks before whatever my due date was.
For your anecdata, my other two labours did not begin with waters breaking, and one was on due date and the other within a couple of days of it - so my 'triggered by waters breaking' one was definitely the earliest.
Also it was the first child I'd planned a 2 week holiday before, rather than working right up to due date. Safe to say I was devastated! Apparently finishing up work brings on labour for me. When I called the hospital and told them, they said I didn't have to come in immediately and still had some time, I asked "like... two weeks?".
Posted 11 October 2018 - 08:01 PM
First pregnancy my waters broke at exactly 40 weeks. Ds was born the following day at 40+1.
Fourth pregnancy, waters broke at 39+4. Ds was born at 39+5.
My other 4 pregnancies, waters broke after labour had begun.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 08:03 PM
I was 37+6 when my waters broke with my third child. First child I went into labour but waters didn't break at 40+11. Second child was a scheduled C-section so number 3 took me by surprise! The C-section was scheduled to happen 10 days later.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 08:18 PM
37w5d was waters breaking with movie like gush of water and splat as it hit the floor making a huge puddle. DS1 was footling breech. My 38w5d scheduled cs became 37w5d emerg cs.
DS2 was evicted at 37w5d
DD put me into labour at 36w2d (after pre labour from 32wks and at a wedding the week before I did not dance as I spent the time timing contractions).
Posted 11 October 2018 - 08:32 PM
With my first child my waters broke at 36w6d and she was born within 24 hours. Interestingly my children and all my siblings and DH's siblings were all early.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 08:33 PM
38 + 4 - with meconium, emergency ceaser, no labour
38 + 6 - spontaneous labour a few hours after waters broke ending in assisted delivery
38 + 3 - was supposed to be scheduled ceaser but of course did not make 39 weeks, OB had to come in on his day off to do ceaser which wasn't until several hours after waters broke, no labour.
So none of mine were straight forward but all births started by waters breaking spontaneously at 38 weeks.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 08:39 PM
Mine broke at 39+2 and he was delivered the next day at 39+3.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 08:42 PM
This anecdata is confirming my hypothesis that water break triggering labours are earlier on average than labours where the waters break during. Most people here are before 40 weeks, often by a couple of weeks.
My theory is that if my waters don't break, I'm going to carry the pregnancy for a bit longer than the first time (which would be good for us actually!). Of course there's also some correlation between whether your waters broke previously and whether they will for subsequent pregnancies. I'd like to know the proper stats on that too!
Posted 11 October 2018 - 08:42 PM
35+4, born the next day but I'd already been in the prior week to have all the drugs to forestall labour.
Also went into early labour with #2 at 34 weeks but was kept on the drugs after release from hospital and made it to my induction at 38 weeks.
My womb seems to have an eviction alarm set for 34 weeks.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 08:47 PM
Maybe try Googling PPROM for stats if this is burning curiosity :-)
I had PPROM at 34 weeks with my first. Spontaneous delivery of my first happened at 35 weeks. Missed an induction by 15min with my second, who spontaneously finally decided she wanted to meet us. Waters broke in a Hollywood style gush for that child. She's our dramatic family member. I guess aim as you mean to continue
Edited by gc_melody, 11 October 2018 - 08:50 PM.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 08:54 PM
This anecdata is confirming my hypothesis that water break triggering labours are earlier on average than labours where the waters break during. Most people here are before 40 weeks, often by a couple of weeks.
My theory is that if my waters don't break, I'm going to carry the pregnancy for a bit longer than the first time (which would be good for us actually!). Of course there's also some correlation between whether your waters broke previously and whether they will for subsequent pregnancies. I'd like to know the proper stats on that too!
Posted 11 October 2018 - 08:56 PM
My waters broke before the onset of labour both times.
First time was 36 +6. Labour started about six hours after it happened and went for four hours.
Second time it was 33 +2. Labour couldn't be prevented by drugs, started about ninety minutes later and went for about ninety minutes.
Both times I had preeclampsia and the second was going to be a scheduled Caesarian some time after 34 weeks. But both times Hollywood style waters breaking (both times at home, thank goodness) was what actually kicked things off.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 09:04 PM
Child one waters broke at 39w4d. Labour then started, child born the next day, 8 hours later.
Child 2 they broke 20 minutes before he was born (39w3d). I has been in labour beforehand for about 8 hours.
Child 3 they broke (and a lot more dramatic than they did with child one, so maybe I had a slow leak with the first) at about 39w5d. I spent a lot of energy trying to get labour to properly start (7 hours of walking or bouncing on a ball) as due to some complications I otherwise would have been induced at the end of the day and I did not want that. But when labour started, baby came 30 minutes later.
Edited by Prancer is coming, 11 October 2018 - 09:05 PM.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 09:11 PM
First waters broke at 39+5, baby born at 39+6 after 3 hours labour.
Second waters broke at 37+5, baby born at 37+5 after 45min labour.
Both times I had an inkling labour was imminent as I had been losing my mucous plug for 9 hours prior. Both times I just stood up and thought I'd wet myself, no big gush. First baby born in ED (just!), second born at home.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 09:14 PM
First pregnancy my waters broke at 38 weeks on the dot with absolutely no warning or signs of labour prior.
Second pregnancy they broke at 38+2, again with no prior symptoms.
Third pregnancy was induced at 37+1. He was a big boy so I think if left to go spontaneously it would have been at around 38 weeks again.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 09:34 PM
First pregnancy waters broke at 34+0 and delivered at 36+0.
Second pregnancy waters broke at 39+1 and delivered at 39+2.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 09:40 PM
My first child was induced by having my waters broken at 41+1. First baby, OB didn't think it would be enough. Labour started within an hour and lasted 6.5 hours.
Second baby, my waters broke spontaneously at 35+6. Went into labour 6 days later and delivered in less than 3 hours.
Third baby induced at 40+1, again by having waters broken. Took a bit longer to establish than the first time, but labour was about 6.5 hours.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 09:41 PM
Five babies , only one spontaneous membranes breaking .
My first at 40.5 .
The other four were broken as part of the inductions .
Posted 11 October 2018 - 09:44 PM
Waters broke at 39+5 days and the baby came at 39+6, via emergency c-section .
Posted 11 October 2018 - 09:47 PM
Waters broke approximately 37.4 then born same day.
Posted 11 October 2018 - 09:56 PM
Mine broke at 38w second time, but early labour had already started. First one they didn't break until the midwife broke them just before giving birth. That was at 39 1/2 weeks.
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Sept. 08–Local author Kimberly Fish introduced herself and her novels to Kilgore Rotary Club at their weekly meeting Wednesday.
Fish, a Longview resident, has written three novels set in Texas, with two focused on the East Texas oil boom and its contribution to America's success in World War II.
For years, Fish was published in East Texas magazines and newspapers but it wasn't until she was asked to write a 100-year history of the Longview Chamber of Commerce that she discovered the events which inspired her novels.
"When I had to take 100 years of Chamber of Commerce history and try to boil it down, there were several significant stories that rose to the top. Some were so incredible, I couldn't even really believe them. So I had to do a little more research, a little digging. One of those stories was a bout a pipeline project that is credited with helping the Allies win World War II," Fish told the Rotarians.
During her research, Fish learned about the famous "Big Inch" pipeline, a 1942 War Production Board project to build an oil pipeline from Longview to destinations in the northeast U.S., including Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey. These states needed oil for the war effort but German U-boats threatened supply ships leaving the port of Houston. An overland pipeline was proposed as a solution, which "had to be considered the craziest idea to come out of those early war years," Fish said.
The author soon found crazy ideas can make good stories.
"When I read that story and that research, I knew that was a story we needed to tell for today," Fish said.
The author realized she lacked technical knowledge of oilfield and pipeline operations and needed an entertaining way to tell the story. While researching the war, Fish came across reports of plans between British and American forces to establish spy networks. She learned President Roosevelt created the Office of Strategic Services to train American spies for the war effort and many young women were inducted into its ranks.
"I took that research and I thought 'what if?'" Fish said. "What if, during that period when the Big Inch pipeline was being built, we needed a spy network in Gregg County? I decided to write a historical fiction book. I dropped one of those spies into Longview as an undercover secretary for Major Burton. I set that whole scenario right in the Bramlette building right in downtown Longview in the heyday of the 1940s."
The author dropped a hint about the subject of a potential third book in the series: a series of Texas golf tournaments known as "The Barbecue Circuit." The Meadowbrook Country Club where the Rotary Club holds their weekly meetings played an important role in this circuit, Fish said.
Following her presentation, Fish sold and autographed copies of her books "The Big Inch" and its sequel "Harmon General." She also told the club "The Big Inch" is now available in audiobook form from Audible.com.
More information about Fish and her books is available at www.KimberlyFish.com. The site also includes links to purchase her books on Amazon.com.
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