Q: " No matter how busy you are, how stressful your job is, or how many kids you have, you need to make time to spend a romantic evening with your spouse. If you don't have kids, aim for once a week, and if you do, try to squeeze in a date once every two weeks or as often as you can. Though it may sound corny, dressing up and going somewhere nice and special can renew your romantic connection and give you a breath of fresh air away from your home. Your "date night" doesn't have to be romantically-themed. You can go bowling, play mini-golf, or even go for a night run together. Just do whatever you can to connect and spend some time together. You may feel that sex has to be spontaneous, but if you don't add it to your schedule, you may start to neglect it. Without the frequent intimate acceptance and love that comes from your lovemaking, a person can become dissatisfied, grumpy, and ultimately suffer from feelings of rejection and even anger. Remember lovemaking gives an intimacy and physical release that is vital for both of you. In most relationships, each partner has different needs and expectations regarding the frequency of physical intimacy. Find a happy medium with your spouse. Couples who feel responsible for meeting the needs of their lover tend to be happier in their relationship. After a while, you make do with a peck on the lips instead of with full-on French kissing. Make it a goal to share at least one six-second kiss with your spouse each day, or every morning and night, even if you don't have more time for intimacy than that. You don't want your spouse to think that kissing you is no different than dutifully kissing their children -- the passion should still be present in your kisses. When you do make love, don't go straight to sex. Make sure that kissing is an integral part of your love making. It's great foreplay. Ban television sets, laptops and work-related materials. Your bedroom should be dedicated to sleep and sex. If you bring in your children's toys, the nightly news, or the extra work you have to do, then you won't think of your bedroom as a special and sacred place. Maintaining an area of the house for sleep and sex will make your love -- and lovemaking -- feel more special and vital to your relationship. You and your spouse can work together to remove any irrelevant items from your bedroom. This can also turn in to a fun couple's activity.
A: Make time for "date night. Schedule sex into your life. Kiss passionately. Make your bedroom a sanctuary for sex.

Article: This is a freeware conversion program by Macroplant, which you can download from macroplant.com/adapter/. As long as you download from Macroplant, you won't need to worry about adware or browser toolbars. Adapter is completely free, and is available for Windows and Mac. You can also click the "Browse" button in the main Adapter window to find the file on your computer. You can add multiple files to the conversion queue. It may take a few moments to load longer WMV files. This will select the AVI preset for the conversion. This will open the Settings pane. The "Directory" section will allow you to select the location that the converted file will be saved to, as well as the file name. The only setting you may wish to change is the "Quality" setting. "Medium" is the default setting, which will result in a small file size but with some quality loss. If you want to keep the exact same quality as the original, select "Very High (Lossless)." This will result in a larger AVI file. You can also use the Settings pane to trim the video clip or add a text overlay. Your video file will be converted according to your settings. The time this takes will vary depending on the size of the original file, your quality settings, and the speed of your computer. You'll find the converted file in the location you selected, which is the same as the source WMV file by default.
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Download and install Adapter. Drag your WMV file into the Adapter window. Click the drop-down menu and select Video General Custom AVI. Click the Gear button. Select the output location and file name. Select the video quality you want from the "Resolution" section. Click "Convert" to begin the conversion.

Q: Fortunately, the number of tests performed usually drops in the third and final trimester as long as both mother and baby are deemed to be healthy, and there are no other complications. Urine testing, however, will continue to monitor the protein levels and to detect any unusual bacteria. Testing for GBS, a bacteria that is normally present in the intestines, is standard between 35 to 37 weeks. If GBS infects your baby, it can cause serious illness. The test involves taking swabs from the anal and genital regions to test for traces of the bacteria. If you test positive for the bacterium, you will likely be given antibiotics during labor to protect your baby. If you don't feel your baby moving, are past your due date, carrying more than one baby, or have chronic health conditions, your doctor may ask you to measure the amount of time it takes your baby to move ten times while lying on your side. The best time to do this test is directly after eating as this is when babies tend to be most active. If the baby does not kick at least 10 times in two hours or if the number of moves seems to be decreasing, your doctor may order additional testing. If you have risk factors such as chronic health conditions or are carrying multiples, this test may be conducted more than once beginning at 32 weeks (possibly earlier). A strap will be placed around your abdomen to monitor the baby's heartbeat. The test usually takes anywhere from 20 40 minutes. A baby whose heart rate doesn't rise when he moves may simply be sleeping. Your doctor will try to wake the baby using a buzzer placed on the belly. If the problem persists, further testing will be done. If your baby is overdue or if you've had many complications throughout your pregnancy, your healthcare provider may want to complete a biophysical profile. The test involves an ultrasound combined with the nonstress test, and helps the doctor to determine whether your baby may benefit from being delivered as soon as possible. For example, if your level of amniotic fluid is low, your doctor may wish to deliver the baby as soon as possible.
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Have routine urine testing. Submit to testing for group B Streptococcus (GBS). Conduct a kick count. Conduct a nonstress test. Consider a biophysical profile.