What would you do very confuse some people say pray believe and have faith others say give up ?

I been ttc for over 4 years have mild stage of endo had lap done and was told that both my tubes were block. Dr. wants me to try lupron but i've heard nothing but bad things. Still trying on my own because I never know what god has in stored. Any suggestions welcome|||You believe in God, and that make everything possible, I'm so proud of you. Don't take is out of His hand, once you hand Him over your problems, it is not your problem any more.



There is a product called Clomid, that will make His work a little bit easier. Ask your doctor about it. It worked for me after 8 years.

I used Clomid for 2 months, and I'm 23 weeks pregnant.



I will pray for you, PROMISE!|||This must be very difficult for you emotionally. Don't give up. Believe! The doctor should know best. What is divinely yours won't pass you by.|||well in this case i say believe and have faith----i always believe that when god solves your problem you have faith on his abilities and when he doesnt solve your problem he has faith in your abilities-----everythng will happen when the time come----keep trying with a positive attitute----lots of baby dust

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What is the best drum kit for a beginner?

I would preferably like to stay around $250-300 for a set that will get me through the beginner stage. I've tried eBay, craigslist and all that but nothing has come to fruition. SO! Something new, from a store, from a website, whatever. What's the best beginner drum set for the price?





Thanks for any help....|||OK, beginner kits eh, well let鈥檚 see. What I would advise would be the pearl forum series (great beginner kit) or the Mapex QR. Pearls forum series is probably your best bang for your buck, but the Mapex line of beginner kits has always been solid and the QR, which replaced the V series a while back, is a good kit at a good price. And as for good websites to go through, I suggest www.interstatemusic.com for all your drum needs, but also www.musiciansfriend.com and www.americanmusicsupply.com carry a lot of stuff and would be good for you to check out. Usually though, I stick with interstate music because I have never had a problem with them and they seem to have everything you could ever dream up.





Hope that helps|||I have seen people on the street drum on buckets and they were a lot better than some people i have seen with pro drum kits, go to a music store that sells used drum kits and get you any drum kit you can find for the money you have to spend and practice on those until you can afford a set of pearl drums.|||I would recommend an electric drum kit such as the Yamaha DTXplorer. If you don't want an electric drum kit you should go with a second hand one from a music store.|||get the most expensive drum set you can find at toys r' us. they're not half bad and they're all less expensive than the price you just mentioned.|||Take a look at the Traps drums.|||Get an old drum set, like a Sonar, from craiglist or eBay. It's cheap and sounds good.

I want to open a beauty supply store, but where do i order my products?

I want to open a store but i am in the beginning stages and need a beauty supply distrubutor(s). looking for products like relaxers, hair color, shampoo, make-up etc. but in bulk and at wholesale prices. help... i'm a soon to be first time business owner.|||Google beauty product wholesalers|||Get help from Beauty Supply Institute they have distrubutor contacts in their system package. Call 202.684.6699

Stage underwear? non transparent white?

Hey so I'm in a show that will require me to be on stage in white boxers and a white wife beater. Do you all know of any place wear I can get "stage" underwear? Ideally the underwear would be thicker than the underwear you can buy at the store, preventing any potential transparency, especially beneath all them stage lights! haha|||Your costume designer should be able to put something together for you. Double-layer it. Perhaps even wear skin toned dance belt. It鈥檒l assure you don鈥檛 flop around and will make your package look better.





You MUST be comfortable in what you have on, particularly when genitalia is involved. Don鈥檛 settle for something that falls short of what you want in that regard.





Break a leg!|||dude wear a boxer that the fly hole is sewn up so your tool does not make an apperance but dude you will sell more tickets if you just wear the boxers buy a good boxer that has a thicker material. the reviews will say that the lead man in his boxers and wifebeater was magnificent. how do you think Daniel Radcliff sold so many tickets for equus where he did a nude scene.





if there is a chance they may see your penis or the outline they will come to see it.








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DBRN; Dress Barn - Buy, Sell or Hold?

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http://www.google.com/finance?q=dbrn





Zacks Releases Four Powerful ''Buy'' Stocks: Shoe Carnival, Snap-on, Dress Barn and Stage Stores


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The Dress Barn, Inc. operates women鈥檚 apparel specialty stores, principally under the names dressbarn, dressbarn woman and maurices. As of July 25, 2009, the Company operated 1,559 stores in 48 states and the District of Columbia, including 684 dressbarn Combo stores (a combination of its dressbarn and dressbarn woman brands), 721 maurices stores, 120 dressbarn stores and 34 dressbarn woman stores. Its dressbarn stores are typically operated as Combo stores, offering both dressbarn and larger-sized dressbarn woman merchandise. The Dress Barn, Inc. also operates stand-alone dressbarn and dressbarn woman stores in certain markets. Its dressbarn brands cater to 35 to 55 year-old women, sizes 4 to 24. The dressbarn stores offer in-season and casual fashion located primarily in convenient strip shopping centers in major trading and markets and surrounding suburban areas. In November 2009, the Company completed its merger with Tween Brands, Inc.|||I would prefer to invest in ARO. I think it is a better investment. I do think though that retail clothing are making a comeback. Five firms do have DBRN rated a buy. It is selling at a reasonable price too.

What's a good snowblower?

I'm sick of all this snow! If I buy a snowblower, I want one that will do the big jobs, like all the mountains the plows leave at the end of my driveway, not a lightweight that can't handle it.



So, where do I start? Have any good recommendations for something I can maneuver, but can handle the big snows of Wisconsin? I assume I need a 2 stage.



Brand/prices/best stores to check? Thanks a lot!|||There are several good ones on the market. What you need from what you have discribed is a 8-10 horsepower,2 stage blower with electric start and chains for the wheels Craftsman is a Sears model. Lowes and Home Depot usually sell MTD. All are excellent makes The price for a 8-10 HP snowblower range in the $800-$1000...more or less. Check them out and see how they feel to you. These machines will do the job and last a long time with proper maintaince. I hope this helps.|||Make sure you get a two stage blower - first stage pulls the snow into the base and second stage blows in out the stack. A single stage snowblower will be much cheaper but it doesn't move more than a couple of inches of fluffy snow at a time.



Go to the local library and check Consumer's Reports magazine. I have a Honda and it's a workhorse. My brother in law has a Sears and likes it.|||Check home deopt/sears, they can help you. :]



Get one that RUNS, i see people get new snow blowers, pull the crank, and they never run, so get one that you can run after you pull the little thing once, not 023093404803 times.|||A really BIG one!



Like this: http://www.northeast.railfan.net/images/鈥?/a>|||Definitely get a two-stage model. I did a lot of searching recently, and decided on a Honda. I purchased mine used. I'm pretty sure all of the bigger units are self-propelled, so maneuvering it shouldn't be a problem. For those of you behind the cheddar curtain, I'd suggest at least 8 HP.

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Why does biomass get build up as it progresses through the food chain?

I dont really understand why biomass gets built up at each stage of the food chain. Here is the paragraph the teacher wrote about it


All biomass is built up using energy from the sun. Plants capture the Sun鈥檚 energy using chlorophyll and use it for photosynthesis to make food. Some of that food is stored as energy in substances which make up the plant cells. Energy in biomass made by plants is passed into animals which eat the plant 鈥?build up more biomass. That biomass passes into animals which eat other animals.|||I'm not exactly sure what your teacher is asking, but here is what I understand:





Primary producers or autotrophs, such as plants, are able to photosynthesize the radiation from the sun and turn it into energy. They spend this energy on two things: either building biomass, or respiration/maintenance. We're concerned about the biomass part--how much energy does a plant invest in building its own tissues or creating new offspring? When primary consumers, like insects, for example, eat primary producers such as plants, some of this energy (biomass) is converted into energy for the consumer. In that way, biomass is passed on from producers to consumers and so forth.|||I think (?) you teacher might be asking why is it the higher you go in the food chain the amount of biomass consumed increases.





Its because as you go up in the food chain the amount energy transported to the consumer is decreased. For example, plants get their energy from the sun (they have 100% of the energy). But a bug comes along and eats it. The amount of energy transfered from the plant to the bug is only 10% of the total energy the plant had. So to get the full amount of potential energy from the plant. The bug has to eat 10 plants. Lets just say the bug only ate one plant. Now a bigger bug eats that smaller bug. Its is only getting 10% of the amount of potential energy from that bug. So to get the total amount of energy that was in that original plant, big bug has to eat 100 bugs who ate one plant. This is why humans, who are really high on the food chain, have to consume so much biomass to satisfy our energy requirements and every trophic level below us has to eat less and less.





I think this is what she is looking for. Either way, hopefully it helps!