hairstyles: September 2010

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Daffy Duck

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Ideal weight Gain during pregnancy, Weight gain in first trimester, weight gain in second trimester

Ideal Weight Gain During Pregnancy, Weight Gain Chart in Kgs (Kilograms), Weight Gain Chart in Pounds during Pregnancy

There are two reasons for the weight gain during pregnancy: to nourish the developing foetus and to store up reserves for breastfeeding. The optimum pregnancy weight gain for the average woman is between 25 and 35 pounds. The average woman's weight gain pattern should be as follows:

First trimester - 3 to 4 pounds
Second trimester - 12 to 14 pounds
Third trimester - 8 to 10 pounds

Ideal weight gain for a healthy pregnancy, How much weight Should I gain during Pregnancy

A woman should gain anywhere between 25-35 pounds on average. In order that you have a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby, you should aim for the following weight:

Weeks	Weight gain (Pounds)	Weight gain (kgs)

0-10 weeks	No weight gain	No weight gain
10-14 weeks	3-4 pounds	1.5 kg
14-20 weeks	4-6 pounds	2.5 kgs
20-30 weeks	10-12 pounds	4.5 kgs
30-36 weeks	6 pounds	2.7 kg
36-38 weeks	2 pounds	1.0 kg
38-40 weeks	Almost no weight gain	Almost no weight gain

Total	25-30 pounds*	12-14 kg

* You have a buffer of gaining 5 pounds either in the first few weeks or in the last few weeks.

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Curious George

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If liberals hate the new translation, it must be good.

I've read some of the reaction to the updated translation that will be put into effect in 2011. I can't help but laugh at the protesting and ugliness on display by those who are against it. Their argument is that they've had this translation for 40 years - why change it? What's funny is that some of these same aging hippies saw no problem with ditching 1900 years of tradition way back in 1969.

Now they're crying because a few words and phrases are changed? It's almost as if they're saying "Look, we've dumbed this down for 40 years and we're not going to stand for you 'smartening' it up!!!".

You can always judge the efficacy and worthiness of something by the reaction of liberals. If they love it, it can't be good, and if they hate it, it's GOT to be good.

As I see it, the new translation is a good start. They need to keep working.

Just for laughs, read some of the back and forth on the National Catholic Distorter site: http://ncronline.org/news/faith-parish/pope-receives-english-translation-roman-missal