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After sharing some development practitioners' honest remarks on aid, Africa, corruption and colonialism last week, I thought I would also share key points made in a session hosted by Oxfam that I attended at the World Bank/IMF annual meetings' Civil Society Policy Forum on April 15th. Entitled "The Road to Busan: Ensuring Citizens Drive Their Own Development," the session description is below, as well as a transcript of my live tweets of the event. I leave it to readers to determine to what extent the questions posed were answered.
And yes, there will be a Beatle at the end of this post.
Session Description: The Fourth High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness (HLF4), scheduled to take place in Busan, South Korea in November 2011, will consider how effectively donors are incorporating ownership principles into development practice. While previous forums in Paris and Accra advanced donor engagement with host country governments, how can the forum in Busan make sure that the voices of citizens are part of an effective development conversation? This session will explore what measures donors can take to ensure citizens are driving their own development agenda. For example, how has the Poverty Reduction Strategy process evolved to be more inclusive and representative of citizens? What are the ways to enhance the role of citizens in National Development Strategies? What lessons learned can influence the outcomes at HLF4?
#RoadToBusan Live tweets by: @intldogooder How Matters
RT: Oxfam Oxfam International: Live webcast 11am EST today on #AidEffectiveness & development. Moderated by @oxfamamerica Prez Ray Offenheiser. Stay tuned @WorldBank
@Oxfam prez Ray Offenheiser: How to balance accountability to aid recipients & to donors? Aid can undermine compact between govt & citizens
Offenheiser: restricting civil society space on the increase around the world - more legal restrictions on #NGOs
Offenheiser: not just about #NGOs, advocating that govt & donors engage citizen participation in more than just a "tick the box" activity
#RoadToBusan Panelists: (1) Barbara Lee WorldBank #aideffectiveness unit (2) Brenda Killen OECD #aideffectiveness division
(3) Marisa Lago US Treasury Dept (4) Dr. Sumara Kamara Sierra Leone Min of Finance & EconDev (5) Dalitso Kubalasa Malawi Econ Justice Network
Lee: WB as litmus test in working with citizen groups- in evolutionary process
Lee: Zoellick speech indiciates events of Middle East a big wake up call - bringing issues of country ownership & #aid mgmt
Lee: plethora & diversity of stakeholders, pushing #transparency of #aid info and #results - need to talk conflict & fragility
Killen: foreign assistance can only take us so far, development is brought by people
Killen: #RoadToBusan will be an evidence-based process, principles of #aideffectiveness remain relevant -high quality aid in a broad context
Killen: Increasing consensus on inclusive ownership for dev't, enabling environment for actors, multiple accountabilities
Lago: challenges of civic engagement is the same throughout the world, New York City or developing world
Lago: U.S. assistance expected to be based on country dev't plans, aid works best when devt priorities are determined locally
Lago: citizens must be part of culture where their efforts to participate are not undermined, U.S. will push for > consultation
Lago: mutual accountability between govt, donors, and citizens cannot be emphasized enough
Kamara: need defined pathways or gateways for civil society engagement, describing #SierraLeone planning processes
Kamara: nightmare is the issue of mutual #accountability, #NGOs must also be accountable
Kamara: proud that #SierraLeone has been successful but even citizen participation needs to be funded to keep it sustainable
Kubalasa: optimistic in #Malawi, have seen citizens continue to engage, but a long-term process, #aideffectiveness is doable
Kubalasa: information, skills & legitimacy of #CSOs are critical elements - citizens are interested in roads, schools, jobs
Kubalasa: citizens know what their needs are, practical issues - Malawi has been building frameworks for dialogue
Offenheiser: Is gender a proxy indicator for adequate civic participation? Lee: dangerous to get into debate abt whose voice more important
Offenheiser to Kubalasa: What should donors be doing? Response: support conducive environment for broad access to info #aidinfo
Kubalasa: fear of the unknown prevents information sharing? makes #CSOs into the opposition? global norm needed on #aidinfo
Killen: Making progress on #transparency makes progress on other issues possible need incentives to get Paris/Accra implemented
From @interactionorg: over 2,500 #CSOs have worked on Istanbul principles for #CSO effectiveness http://ow.ly/4B8Hv
From @aidtransparency: let's not look at transparency as silver bullet, don't over-technicalize civic engagement
Kamara: mystery of transparency: level of admin costs of #aid-donors willing to reveal theirs? direct budget support needed too
Kamara: education/illiteracy an issue - how do I translate my budgets/plans into vernacular for citizens to understand?
From #IMF: every bit of aid is someone's tax $: how must citizens of donor countries relate to citizens of recipient countries?
From #IMF: one framework will not serve the wide range of dev't finance, since much is now flowing outside of official channels
From @WorldVisionUSA: INGOs are donors and are operational -what about the new investment to them through the corporate sector?
From @anticorruption: #CSOs must be capacitated to read/process #aidinfo but this can be fully integrated into the aid process
Maybe this is the nature of such high-level policy discussions. Many more questions than answers. Many more "should"s than "would"s or "can"s. Our session following this one at the Policy Forum aimed to discuss these issues from practitioners', rather than a policy, perspective. A key issue that surfaced from attendees at our session was the "culture" of the World Bank and just how difficult change really was in such large institutions and development agencies.
…which is what made me think about George Harrison.
His song, "Got My Mind Set On You," was playing on the van radio after my first trip to the World Bank in graduate school, a decade earlier. At the time, I remember entreating my classmates to pay close attention to the lyrics.
"Listen," I said. "This should be the international development anthem."
(If the embedded video is not functional, click here.)
I still agree that it's gonna take a plenty of money and a whole lotta precious time. And though my mind remains set, I'm still trying to figure out how to do it right, child.
We all are.
This post originally appeared at: http://www.how-matters.org/2011/04/25/remembering-george-harrison-r...
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One of the arguments heard most often in favor of school board autonomy is that it will return accountability to the voters and if the voters do not like the job an official is doing they will vote that person out of office, in a perfect world that is probably true.
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The state delegation would be serving the people better if their meetings were addressing the question of how do entice more candidates to run for office in all local elections not just the school board, although that might mean they too could be out of a job in due time.
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As Turkey's foreign minister Ahmet Davutoglu visited one of the impromptu refugee camps that have cropped up along the border with Syria, refugee children held up a cardboard sign that pretty much says it all: "We are dying and the world is watching." More than 1,400 people have been killed since the regime of Bashar al-Assad began its brutal clampdown on dissent in Syria; thousands have been driven from their homes and, according to some reports, one city razed; in Syria the Arab Spring may be coming to a bloody conclusion.
Many nations have condemned the brutal crackdown, and there is movement for a further condemnation by the United Nations of the increasingly isolated Assad government. But a more vigorous global response to the violence does not appear likely. The principle of international responsibility to protect defenseless civilians from their own governments has already been called into play in Libya, draining international resources and fortitude.
Naomi Kikoler, senior advisor at New York's Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect, did not anticipate any major military intervention in Syria. She noted, however, that the global community had other options it could put to use in an effort to stop the violence. Last week, for instance, the Obama administration was considering economic sanctions on Syria and discussing whether President Assad could be accused of war crimes. Whether or not the "third pillar" of the responsibility to protect, the military option, was practical, "what's important now," said Kikoler, "is the Security Council's failure to condemn the Assad regime." She complained that a draft resolution circulating on June 17 condemning Syria's actions against its own citizens had been "substantially watered down." Two Security Council member states, Russia and China, were continuing obstacles to an effective U.N. condemnation, but Kikoler said it had also proved difficult to convince Brazil and India to take a harder line.
Kikoler said that judging by reports emerging from Syrian communities devastated by army reprisals, the Assad regime appeared guilty of crimes against humanity. She suggested that a firmer international stance now could put the Assads and their supporters on notice about the possible future repercussions of their acts. That might discourage further bloodshed.
Kikoler worried that some nations were drawing an unintended lesson from the air campaign over Libya, inspired by the responsibility to protect, that is now dragging on far longer than N.A.T.O. strategists had anticipated and is proving a serious drain on European military resources. "What is the end game in Libya?" she asked. The campaign "has exposed a lot of questions and created a lot of misgivings" about what it means to accept the implications of an R2P commitment, at least militarily.
But another reason for hesitancy in responding to the Syria crisis is worry about what comes next. "Even amongst those who support [a stronger U.N.] resolution," she said, "I sense that people still have a lot of concerns about what a Syria post-Assad would look like."
While the West recoils from the persisting outrages committed by forces loyal to the Assad clan, the Chaldean Catholic Bishop of Aleppo, Syria, a Jesuit, defended the regime on June 13. The Syrian government must resist the "uprising," said Bishop Antoine Audo. In quelling forces of "destabilization and Islamization," he said, it has the people's backing.
Like church leaders caught off guard in other nations affected by the Arab Spring, Bishop Audo worries about the outcome of all the social upheaval and the possibility of ethnic and religious-based reprisals in the aftermath of a presumed regime collapse, preferring the devil he knows in Assad to whatever religious furies might be unleashed by a widespread destabilization of Syria. "The fanatics speak about freedom and democracy for Syria, but this is not their goal," he said; "They want to divide the Arab countries, control them, seize petrol and sell arms. They seek destabilization and Islamization.... Syria must resist—will resist. Eighty percent of the people are behind the government, as are all the Christians."


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The unveiling of the new George Robert Frost Short Game Practice Area highlighted a special day for Lipscomb golf on Monday as Lipscomb took a huge leap forward towards the future success of the golf programs.
"This facility was much needed if the golf programs at Lipscomb are going to be competitive," Will Brewer, Lipscomb's Director of Golf and men's head coach, said.
Lipscomb Athletic Director Philip Hutcheson and Brewer opened the ceremony with their thoughts, a few stories and even a couple of tears before uncovering a monument that read, George Robert Frost Short Game Practice Area "The Frosty", Home of Lipscomb University Golf.
At the end of the ceremony, the men's golf team lined up and took the first swings at the practice facility. Under the pressure of every onlooker, not one ball landed in the bunker, they all hit the green.
The practice area includes three greens for putting and chipping, two practice tees, four bunkers with two designed as fairway bunkers, an area to practice rough and fairway pitches and also an area to practice any type of uneven lie shots.
"The vision of both golf programs at Lipscomb are becoming a reality," Brewer said. "The facility is a tangible asset, a benchmark, a tipping point to get our programs moving in the right direction."
"The Frosty" will be a great recruiting tool for both the Lipscomb men and women's golf programs. It sets the foundation for the future and shows the dedication of all involved to build one of the best golf programs in the nation.
With the support and generous giving of donors and fans of Lipscomb golf, the programs are set on a course to be competitive sooner than later.
"We are eternally grateful and are indebted to Robert Frost and the others for years to come as the programs continue to grow," said Brewer.
"We want to build a championship program here at Lipscomb. We have increased our national ranking by more than 50 spots and our goal is to break into the top 100."
Pieces of the puzzle are being placed and the short-game facility is the first piece in reaching that goal. It is the first real tangible entity and shows the authenticity of what the golf programs at Lipscomb are trying to do.
The Lipscomb brand will grow and become more recognizable across the nation as the programs grow and that is evident with the Bisons signing some of the highest-rated recruits in some time at Lipscomb.
"Support of Lipscomb golf is growing and everyone involved is tremendously excited about the product being placed on the course," said Brewer. "The reality of having a place to go and practice the all-important short game only increases the chances of becoming relevant."
Since early June, the short-game facility has been under construction with the layout created by Jester Design. After 12 long hard weeks, the design became a reality with the opening on September 16, 2013.
"The Frosty is one of the best short-game facilities in the south and is sure to help recruiting efforts", said Brewer. "It will help the teams develop and hone their skills in the all-important scoring area of golf, the short game."
The 28th annual Barry Brewer Bison Golf Scramble featured 120 players and was stated by multiple participants as being "the best ever".
There were plenty of chances to win some great prizes.
Two brand new vehicles were placed at two par 3's. If someone had hit a hole-in-one, a car would have been theirs. Also, a Pebble Beach Getaway was being given on another par 3. At the end of the day, no one found the cup.
Hilton Dean, Galen Foster, Daniel Green and Cameron Hunt took home first place with a scorecard of 56 (16-under). Marty Roe, Scott Holden, Kurt Howell and Dale Armstrong followed with a 57 for second place while Paul Hogg, Brian Chance and Landon Darnell placed third with a 58.
It could not have been a more perfect day for the Barry Brewer Golf Scramble.
As the sun set in the background and the light from the good Lord shined down, Brewer said, "The future is bright! 'Greater things are to come in this city'.
"Everything for this event was done as it should have been. It showed excellence as a university."


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LEWISTON – Decades-long efforts to clean up chemical and radioactive contamination at the former Lake Ontario Ordnance Works site have taken a small step forward with the issuance of a final plan for a field investigation to analyze some soil and water samples that may not already have been thoroughly tested or cleaned up.
The latest field-investigation plan, issued earlier this month, is intended to:
*Determine groundwater contamination in the northern portion of a relatively small area now known as the Niagara Falls Storage Site and around the southern portion of the Interim Waste Containment Structure on that site.
*Identify the source of increasing concentrations of uranium in groundwater at one specific location.
*Eliminate potential pathways for off-site migration of groundwater contaminants along underground pipelines.
*Evaluate the potential for groundwater contamination along a water line near the southeast corner of the Interim Waste Containment Structure and eliminate that line as a pathway for contamination.
The plan, prepared by a company called URS Group, was delivered to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and made public by the Corps' Buffalo District headquarters at 1776 Niagara St., Buffalo. It consists of more than 200 pages, including statistical tables, appendices, charts, aerial photographs and other data.
Arleen K. Kreusch, outreach program specialist for the Corps of Engineers' Environmental Project Management Team, said officials would welcome emailed comments from the public at firstname.lastname@example.com within 30 days.
The full text of the Field Sampling and Analysis Plan is available at www.lrb.usace.army.mil in the "Scopes of Work/Work Plans" section of the website.
The URS Group said the plan "consists of two components: a Field Sampling Plan (FSP), … and a Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP), included under a separate cover.
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"The QAPP describes data quality objectives to be applied, the analytical methods and measurements, quality assurance/quality control protocols for the work efforts, and the data assessment procedures for the evaluation and identification of any data limitations."
The target date for completion of this plan is May 14.
In its introduction to the Field Sampling Plan, the URS Group explained that the site at 1397 Pletcher Road in Lewiston, represents a portion of the former Lake Ontario Ordnance Works that was used by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Manhattan Engineer District and the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission to store radioactive residues and other materials beginning in 1944.
"Nearly all the radioactive residues sent to the Niagara Falls Storage Site originated from uranium processing activities conducted for the Manhattan Engineer District and Atomic Energy Commission at the Linde Air Products facility in [the Town of] Tonawanda, N.Y., the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works refinery in St. Louis, Mo., and the Middlesex Sampling Plant in Middlesex, N.J."
The bulk of the residues are buried under a cap of clay and soil at the Interim Waste Containment Structure in one corner of the Niagara Falls Storage Site. The government's official description says the storage site is a "191-acre federally owned site, a remnant of a larger Lake Ontario Ordnance Works site used by the wartime Manhattan Engineer District."
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The storage facility is called "interim" because the material stored there may eventually be removed for permanent disposal somewhere else, probably at a licensed disposal site in another state.
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Sebastien Loeb, the most successful driver is rally history, broke the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb record this past weekend with a time of 8 minutes and 13.878 seconds in the Unlimited class. Breaking the record is an understatement as Loeb out did the previous record by over one minute at an average speed of 90mph.
A previous record time of 9 minutes and 46.164 seconds was set by Rhys Millen last year. Considering the Peugeot Sport's computer had estimated the time of 8 minutes and 15 seconds, Loeb was even surprised he beat the estimated time by two seconds.
"I'm really happy as that was a very good run in the end," said Loeb. "I really didn't expect anything better than eight minutes and 15 seconds, so to do eight minutes and 13 seconds was fantastic. Before the start I didn't really know if I should push absolutely to the maximum or if I should just push to a comfortable pace, in order to make sure of the victory. In the end, I decided to push to the limit."
Loeb started out in front of the Unlimited class, and while the mountain itself is dangerous to race, Loeb and the team also grew concerned about the approaching unpredictable weather conditions. "When I was on the start line waiting to go, I could actually see the clouds closing in at the top of the mountain," said Loeb. "I remember thinking that if we didn't get going soon, it would be really difficult."
In second place, Rhys Millen, driving the all-new Hyundai RMR PM580-T, was far behind Loeb with a large gap of 49 seconds. Millen did beat even his own previous record with a new time of 9 minutes and 02.192 seconds.
"I think it's fair to say that we were racing for second place today," said Millen. "Myself and Romain Dumas had been really close throughout practice, but then I heard that his engine had unfortunately broken at the start. I knew I wasn't going to beat Sebastien's time, so I just decided to take no risks. You have to hand it to Loeb and Peugeot Sport: they were unbeatable. That time they set was simply incredible. When will it be beaten? It might never be..."


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NYC Sued For Trying To Kick Sandy Victims Out of Hotels
New York City's decision to end its hotel-sheltering program for some people displaced by superstorm Sandy now faces a legal challenge. Joshua Dawsey explains. Photo: Getty Images
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We have built it, and they have come! The Destin Snowbirds flocked to the Community Center twice this past week. An exciting year began on Monday with record 1,009 registrations. Thank-you to acting registrar, Evelyn Lemire, Ken Yee on the microphone directing the crowd, John Testa for overseeing Hall security and Paul Hewitt for organizing the sponsoring restaurants, Floyd's Shrimp House, The Back Porch, Fisherman's Wharf, 790 On-the Gulf, Poppy's Time Out Sports Bar, and Hooters in the �Food Room�. Many activities chairpersons were also on hand to greet the new arrivals.
Tuesday the hall was filled twice, 8:30 and 11a.m., with members, anxious to start the new year. David Hall started the entertainment schedule in great style, with excellent audience participation. Sponsoring vendors jammed the back of the room, anxious to attract the returning birds to their businesses. All activities are up and running. Members are encouraged to refer to the activity sheet, or the web site www.destinsnowbirds.org for times and locations.
Attention is now focused on the special events and activities planned for the busy season. The annual Harbor Cruise aboard the Southern Star sold out quickly at Monday's registration. Ticket sales are also brisk for The Country Hoedown Mixer Party, scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 26. Feb. 10 at 2 p.m. is the time for Soundsations at the Mattie Kelly Fine Arts Center Niceville. Tickets for this event are available through the club to all members of the community. Another popular event, The Valentine's Fashion Show will be held Feb.14 featuring styles from Coldwater Creek. Members are reminded that club ticket sales are located on the tables directly in front of the stage, before the 8:30 a.m. meeting, and between the meetings. Attendees at the second meeting need to visit this area prior 11 a.m.
The golfing coordinators have arrived in Destin. Mike Krueger welcomed several of the area courses to the Big Registration Day. As well as special play-day rates at these courses, Mike is in charge of ticket sales for the annual Jack Cline/Lise Walsh memorial cancer play-day. The event is Feb. 27 at Bluewater Bay and this year the $50 entry fee will include lunch as well as supporting the American Cancer Society. Mike will be up front with the other club events. The Ladies Golf Tournament will also be at Bluewater Bay, one week earlier on Feb. 20. Penny Eddy is selling the tickets for this fun scramble � $40 for golf, cash prizes, and lunch.
The storage locker will be open Saturday, Jan.7, from 8-9 a.m. for the final time this season. Members who arrive later in the month may call Jim Galea at 665-5342 to retrieve their belongings.
Monday, Jan. 14, registration will take place in the small break-out rooms of the Community Center from 1-3 p.m. At the regular Tuesday meetings next week, the sounds of barbershop harmony will fill the air as we listen to the Emerald Coast Chorus, at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Following the second meeting, the Friendship Club will meet for luncheon at Chili's.
Back by popular demand, Jan. 15 is the first of three scheduled TGIT (thank goodness its Tuesday) gatherings of the season. From 3-6 p.m. members will listen to the music of JW Adams at the Seascape Conference Center. Cover charge is $5 and tickets will be sold at the door.
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Monday, October 03, 2005
19 comments:
- Traci said...
Not kidding, if every person who listens to this blog eliminates ALL of those 5 things without one single solitary exception for ONE MONTH, they will see RIDICULOUS results!! :) And not only SEE them, but energy will be through the roof!
GO FOR IT!! What have you got to lose, other than illness, depression, tiredness, fat, and lethargy? Um....who DOESN'T want to lose those bad boys??
Way to put it out there, T!
You've got good SKILLS. Numchuck skills, bow staff skills, labeling your house skills, blog skills.....
- LoriJ said...
Just what I needed to hear, Tony, after last nights chat with you!!! Thanks, my friend! Your guidance is golden!!! Consistency with workouts....not a problem for me....6 days per week....I'm there...."bring'in it!!!" Diet side of the equation....not as good...not terrible...but not great either! This challenge is do-able and I'm up for it! One month to start....but I have a feeling it won't end there!!! Thanks, Tony!
- Anonymous said...
Hey Tony,
Glad to see that you went this route on your blog after all the talk of food in last night's chat.
The only thing that I know will be hard for me is the dairy. I don't drink milk, eat a lot of cheese, etc., but I DO eat cottage cheese for protein for breakfast. I am not a huge egg person and oatmeal just doesn't cut it for me. Fiber, yes, but no protein. So, I'm afraid that I am a lowfat cottage cheese girl. And a yogurt girl. Sometimes I have that for snack. But, I will cut out the yogurt (I eat lowfat vanilla or plain) for a month and see how I go.
Thankfully for me, I am not a soda drinker, never have been, or a caffeine-aholic. It gives me major headaches, so I go decaf whenever I drink a coffee (maybe 1-2x week, 1 cup only). The others on your "porn" list are already done for me, though we have 96% lean ground beef every couple of weeks for tacos. I will eat what I have bought and go without for the next month. It's here in print, so I have to do it! And LoriJ is my workout WOWY buddy, so she will keep me accountable!
Thanks again for your great attitude and the way you present things to us! We love it and you!
- Mary Cecy said...
Hey Tony,
Let me do a check off list: 1-done; 2-working on; 3-done; 4-done; 5-done. Hey 1 out of 5.. I am ahead of the goal then. I do take calcium pills and have minimize my dairy but I do have it once in a while. No lie. So I know that I just have to keep working out and it all will "fall"/tone into place.
So everyone you got your goal, now go practice! Practice makes perfect and lets see the abs, the energy, the love!! ;)
- Anonymous said...
Love Love Love - the Voice blog - till the Daddy takes the T BIRD AWAY !! :)
TONY --- I CUT the soda the day I met you and Debbie at the BB offices. Can you believe it? Didn't even think about it, just did it. Well, spending time with Miss Traci helped too (she's such a FoodNazi, that girl :0).
And you know, I lost the majority of my weight from cutting Sugar and White Flour! (Cheese, don't do...yeah another Traci "law" hehehe)
But my QUEST-JA-ON.... My protien Shakes? I use 7-8oz Slim Milk once a day for my breakfast... Come-on now, Don't tell me to use WATER -- YUCK YUCK YUCK -- Who wants vanilla flavored water for breakfast? The milk makes it creamy hence the word "shake" !! :0)
THANKS for getting the word out about Sugar and White Flour (Bread Crack / BAD!)
Sarah/ SIS
- AlfaSunshine said...
OK!! I think I've pretty much cut all that stuff out a long time ago (and I'm still fat!). But this is the BIG month. Not one soda, maybe just nonfat lattes, no white flour or sugar (except my flour tortillas they manage to make low carb and get 11 g's of fiber in em), no processed meats, and absolutely no fried foods!! I can do this!!! I'm in chat so much I chat with the pioneers and I'm gonna do the journal challenge with them this week. SO, I will really see that I am not eating any of this food porn!!.
ps.. still don't have my master's series, but I have faith that it is on the way. Otherwise I re-order it in november. Have fun in Hawaii and Miami Tony!! Love ya!!
- Daria said...
Thanks, Tony for the advice. It is good for the instructors to give their input once in a while to keep us in check and remind us about the foods that are really bad for us. I know everyone that hears this blogs will take notes and start watching what they eat.
Have fun in Hawaii and in Miami, Tony. Hope to see you soon at one of the Camps. Love ya!!!!
- Dana said...
You're not only a tease (I was expecting some porn...just kidding), but you are also a heart breaker!
Tony, Tony, Tony has done it again. Laid down the awful truth! Tony... don't take my dairy away from me!!! Okay... the rest of the list is already a check--- and since San Antonio, the only cheese I eat is Rice cheese. My milk, cottage cheese, and PLAIN (no more vanilla) yogurt are all fat free already.
For you Tony - cause I love Freaks- I am going to do away w/ all dairy for a month. Hopefully I'll see you in Miami and you'll be able to see the results of this little experiment in person.
Love the audio blog, love your silliness, love the the freak in you, love your crazy mime skills, love your honesty... love you!!!
Thanks! "DEW"
- fabulous_fit_45 said...
Poison! That's what I say! We tell ourselves that we deserve this or that. Well, if you view it as POISON...nobody deserves poison. But, it tastes so good. Radiator Fluid tastes great to a cat too and she keeps drinking it til it kills her! So, I gag down the water! YUK, throw out the pacifier of soda....Not much of a white flour kinda gal, BUT, I am, however, the QUEEN of Drive through. I don't eat fried foods but I know that Chicken Breast is as processed as it's gonna get! Ya mean I am gonna have to cook? YIPES! Believe it or not, I have been cooking and really, really trying to be my own version of the foodnazi!
Tony! Thanks for being an inspiration and for saying 'do your best and forget the rest'. It is tough to change at 45 but if I don't do it now.....
FABULOUS FIT FOREVER! aka April
- Anonymous said...
I'm all over this like a hobo on a ham sandwich. Except no ham and no bread! :) My name is skill but you certainly have the SKILLS as Traci put it! :)
- HannahRNSWAMIMOMMY said...
Gee... listening to the audio made me want to cry. Because I realize I am doing it all WRONG. Everything you named is in my menu. Why is it the workouts for me are so easy but the eating is just the biggest challenge I've GOT? I never had this problem until I had the last two kids 11 months apart and no matter how hard I try I tend to fail at the eating part. White flour/Simple Carbs... that explains my utter feelings of EXHAUSTION at times. I will work on getting this out of my diet and I know I'll feel better. My biggest problem is I've "FALLEN OFF MICHI'S LADDER" I just need to take one step at a time to make it back to the top. This is deffinately what I needed to hear. Thanks Tony!
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- fabulous_fit_45 said...
Woohoo! I made an entire day without soda! That was tough! I nearly broke down. I had change in had and was heading towards the machine thinking, I can't do this all at once. Then I remembered "poison...i don't deserve to poison myself and I am stronger than that". So, I drank the rest of my water. BLUK! But, you know I feel VICTORIOUS knowing I did what I set out to do! I even went to the store and got fish and turkey...no processed stuff! Veggies, too...I am going to get there and stay there!
- fabulous_fit_45 said...
Woohoo, day 4 of no soda and I haven't committed any kind of mayhem yet! Imagine that!
- a.Lyoness said...
Tony -
I struggle like hell with all of this - I don't like exercise (Power Yoga is the bane of my existence) and love to eat junk (and you can tell). Years ago, I stayed slim by dancing all night long! But I have to say the lighthearted way in which you talk about things makes me think that perhaps things ain't so hard after all.
Thank you.
- DivaM said...
I thought I had responded to this but aparently not.
I just wanted to thank you Tony for this little diddy. I made the list and dicovered that I only have a little dairy (yogurt and cottage cheese) once in a while. I got rid of the rest long ago. Now if I could just knock off the sweets....they get me every time ;)
Blessings, Diva
- Lawrence said...
Thanks for taking the time to read my lense. I hope that it's been useful for you. I don't know how much these will help but i hope they do something. Your best would to try allot of trombones if possible and see which one you like best. 1628-Durham, England: Peter Smart, Prebendary of Durham Cathedral, brings a lawsuit against John Cosin, fellow-Prebendary and Bishop of Durham, complaining about several -Popish- activities. Among the specific complaints are the following: -Article 7: He has divided the morning service into two parts; the six o'clock service which used to be read only and not sung, he chants with organs, sackbuts and cornetts, which yield a hideous noise-.Article 8: He enjoins all the people to stand up at the Nicene Creed-which he commands to be sung with organs, sackbuts and cornetts-- (Buttrey). The following year, Smart publishes A Short Treatise of Altars, Altar-furniture, Altar-cringing, and Musick of all the Quire, Singing-men and Choristers, wherein he asks, -Can such paltry toyes bring to our memory Christ and his blood-shedding? Crosses, Crucifixes, Tapers, Candlesticks-sumptuous Organs, with Sackbuts & Cornets piping so loud at the Communion table, that they may be heard halfe a mile from the Church?- (Smart, Altar 19).
- Maria Martin said...
Thanks, Tony for the advice. It is good for the instructors to give their input once in a while to keep us in check and remind us about the foods that are really bad for us. I know everyone that hears this blogs will take notes and start watching what they eat. Have fun in Hawaii and in Miami, Tony. Hope to see you soon at one of the Camps. Love ya!!!!
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Seib '01 Lands Role in New Broadway Musical Productionby Howard W. Hewitt • August 28, 2007 Share:
Chad Seib '01 is about to live every performer's dream. He'll perform with a major star in a much-anticipated Broadway musical opening Dec. 3 in New York
Seib, a Poseyville, Indiana, native, has landed a role in Lone Star Love. The musical comedy is adapted from Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor. It received critical acclaim in an Off-Broadway production in 2004 and now will get its run at the Belasco Theater. The show's preview begins Nov. 1 in New York followed by the December official 'opening."
The production will star Academy Award-nominee Randy Quaid in his Broadway debut as Colonel John Falstaff. Tony Award nominees Robert Cuccioli and Dee Hoty will also have major roles. The play is directed and choreographed by Randy Skinner. Seib will play the role of Lucas and act as an understudy for two other roles.
Seib got one of his first breaks touring in 42nd Street, a show choreographed by Skinner. The Wabash grad ran into Skinner after moving to New York and attended a few of his classes. He auditioned for a stage version of Irving Berlin's White Christmas, but was sent to the musical director for Lone Star Love.
"It was a month before I heard back from Randy who invited me to the final call back," Seib explained. "I ended up singing and dancing again, and reading for a few of the roles in the show. The next day I got the call."
Seib toured late last year in an international production of West Side Story. He decided to move to New York this year to further his career. He auditioned for several shows and continued to work with a vocal coach and dance instructor. "I had no agent and no equity card, but felt good," he explained.
He had a near miss making the final two of 100 men considered for a spot in "A Chorus Line," but the other guy got the spot because of experience.
"Even though I realized it would be hard to break into the Broadway scene, I knew I was close. Getting that close gave me the inspiration to work harder and confidence a performer needs when walking into an audition. Confidence is the key."
Seib will be in Seattle all of September for a preview run of Lone Star Love at the 5th Avenue Theater. The show runs through Sept. 30. It's then two weeks or rehearsal, a two-week break, then the November preview run begins in New York.
It's all a dream come true, he said. "Because it is an original Broadway production, we will be recording a Broadway cast recording. While I won't be singing a solo on the recording, if you know me, you will probably recognize my voice."
Chad will not be the first Wabash man to work on the Great White Way. Long-time Professor of Theater Dwight Watson notes Tom Broeker '84 was a costume designer for Side Man. Marcus Doshi '97 is working nationally and internationally as a lighting designer.
Several Wabash graduates are actors in New York. Watson was not sure of their credits but added they might well have Broadway experience. Those three are Michael Dalby '79, Michael McDonough '92, and Dan Jacoby '84.
On homepage: Seib, on right in photo, during rehearsals for Lone Star Love.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Ben Lewis's header on a cross by Adriel Fidone sailed into the left side of the net in the 108th minute to give the MIT men's soccer team a 2-1 victory over Emerson College on Wednesday. With the win, the Engineers improved to 2-2-0 on the year while the Lions saw their ledger dip to 1-1-0.
Emerson almost got on the board three minutes into the contest when Eric Dabdoub had a breakaway opportunity, but his shot barely sailed over the crossbar. About 20 minutes later, a defensive miscue by MIT created an open net and allowed Alex Sypsomos to corral the ball. By the time he got a shot off, his kick came from a narrow angle and resulted in the ball landing outside of the net.
With 19 minutes left in the half, the Engineers' Zachary Kabelac sent a strike from 30 yards out that grazed the crossbar. Christian Therkelsen gathered the ensuing rebound, but his heel kick was collected by Lions' netminder Noah Price. MIT's next scoring opportunity came a minute later when off a corner kick, Joey DeRosa sent a low shot from outside the box through the crowd which was ultimately smothered by Price. Sypsomos nearly ended the deadlock with less than three minutes remaining before the break, but his long shot nicked the crossbar.
The Lions wasted little time finding the back of the net in the second stanza as they scored after 31 seconds elapsed. Mike Giles sent a throughball to Jacob Lawrence who was surrounded by a pair of defenders. After battling through both players, he sent a low rolling shot to the inside of the far post for his second goal of the season.
The Engineers' responded by maintaining possession for a majority of the frame. Therkelsen's service on a corner kick was headed by Kabelac but it was punched out by Price. The rebound ricocheted in the box and following a flurry of shots Emerson cleared the ball. On a counterattack in the 58th minute, Kabelac booted a blast from 25 yards away that was caught by a leaping Price before the ball could reach the top right corner of the net. Less than five minutes later, Price came up with another diving stop on a shot from Chris Hammond.
Emerson continued to thwart MIT's scoring attempts down the stretch while Lawrence almost tacked on an insurance goal with 2:07 left to play but his low shot was covered by Engineers' goalie Dylan Rankin. With under a minute to go, the Cardinal and Gray received a throw-in deep in the Lions' defensive zone. Lewis redirected the lob from DeRosa; however Price once again denied the hosts a goal. MIT was awarded another throw-in and this time DeRosa's toss bounced off of several Emerson defenders before landing at Kabelac's feet. He quickly booted the ball into the right side of the net for the equalizer with 19 seconds remaining in regulation.
Midway through the first extra session, Therkelsen sent a throughball which Kabelac chased down despite a diving attempt by Price to stop the pursuit. Kabelac crossed the ball to Therkelsen who faced an open net but he couldn't connect on the pass.
Early in the second overtime period, a blast by Dabdoub was blocked by MIT's defense. Matthew Monheit nearly scored the first game-winning goal of his career for the Engineers in the 107th minute, but his header off of Kevin Chou's corner kick was just wide of the goal. MIT maintained the momentum as it registered the decisive goal one minute later.
In net, Rankin grabbed four saves while Price finished with eight.
Both squads return to action on Saturday, Sept. 11. MIT will host Newbury College while Emerson opens up Great Northeast Atlantic Conference (GNAC) play at St. Joseph's College (Maine).


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CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - The MIT men's soccer team opened its 2005 campaign by defeating Salve Regina University, 2-0, in the first-ever meeting between both programs. Ryan Sheffler registered a pair of goals in the second half for the Engineers (1-0-0).
MIT's attack dominated the first half as it tallied 10 shots. However, Salve Regina's (1-1-1) defense frustrated the Engineers as goalkeeper Davin Sirpenski made six stops in the opening frame.
Tech ended the scoreless tie after 9:25 had expired in the second stanza. From the left side, Christopher Desrochers found Sheffler two yards in front of the net. With his back to the goal, Sheffler stopped the ball, freezing the Seahawks' defense, and tapped it in with his heel. Sheffler struck again in the 83rd minute, scoring off a feed from Desrochers during a scramble in front of the goal.
Salve Regina had a chance to end the shutout with 1:45 left to play when it was awarded a direct kick from 30 yards out. The Seahawks' attempt was thwarted when MIT's wall quickly converged on the short pass and smothered the ball.
In goal, Thomas Caldwell recorded the shutout along with two saves in his collegiate debut. Davin Sirpenski finished the day with nine saves for Salve Regina.
The next game for MIT will be on Saturday, Sept. 10 at 1:00 p.m. when it hosts Rhode Island College.


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It's Official: L'explorateur to Close
We'd all heard the rumors, and frankly, I wanted to let Neal make what I knew was a very tough choice on his own. He's announced, over at his own blog, that he and Lindy will be closing L'explorateur. January 31 will be their last day. (The move downtown had been on hold for a few weeks and recently was called off altogether.)
I've spoken to a lot of you in the past few weeks who have, in the past few weeks, had better meals than ever there. However, as we all know, the economy has hit most fine dining restaurants harder than most. And L'ex was never overly packed on it's best weeks. I have a number of very sad feelings about this closing, not just because it was one of my favorite restaurants personally, but because it says something about us in Indianapolis and how we value fine food. Frankly, what it says about us really pisses me off. Sometimes, I think we diners get exactly what we deserve -- more crappy chains, more low-end oversalted, processed chow, and more chefs who just half-ass their way through their menus thinking they're doing just fine.We have to stop rewarding chefs who aren't getting it done, who focus on low-end medicore food because it's convenient and cheap.
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Studying for the LSAT / Re: Score you'd be happy with?« on: November 06, 2008, 03:39:18 PM »
Well, it's funny...I tested in the 167-170 range pretty much constantly. Before the scores came out, my mom asked what score I'd be happy with. I said anything from 165-170 would be great, as I was beginning to have these fears that it was somehow lower. Well, I got a 169 and I find myself wanting more. I've somewhat convinced myself to just be happy with it, especially given my practice tests results.
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Feb. 14, 2009
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Led by Julia Thomas' game-high 23 points on 11-of-15 shooting, the Wellesley College women's basketball team defeated host MIT, 58-44, in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) game on Saturday afternoon. Clara Yuan paced the Engineers (4-17, 0-11 NEWMAC) with 15 points.
MIT opened the game with a 7-5 edge, but a put-back by Jessica Duff started a 16-5 run which gave the Blue (10-9, 4-7 NEWMAC) a 21-12 lead at the 8:59 mark. A trey by Alice Yeh and a three-point play from Simmons quickly trimmed the deficit to three (21-18). Wellesley responded with a 15-5 spurt to close the half. Thomas tallied nine points during the stretch, helping power the Blue to a 36-23 advantage at the break.
Wellesley continued to cruise in the second stanza, enjoying a 14-point margin (45-31) courtesy of back-to-back layups by Thomas with 11:16 on the clock. Following two minutes of scoreless play, the Engineers generated a small rally which narrowed the gap to nine (49-40) with just over six minutes remaining. The Blue countered with eight straight points during the next 3:30, putting the game out of reach for the Cardinal and Gray.
Simmons finished the day with 10 points, a game-high four steals, and two assists. Allison Simi grabbed six rebounds and three steals as Hannah Sparkman and Cheryl Kwinn each collected five boards. Yeh notched seven points while Kristen Whaley bolstered the Engineers' rebounding corps with four caroms.
In addition to her game-high scoring performance, Thomas snagged nine rebounds.Duff totaled 17 boards and 14 points as Courtney Richter amassed 10 points, nine caroms, and four assists. Elisha Orama posted two steals while Nicole Labee contributed four assists.
Both squads will continue NEWMAC action at home on Wednesday, Feb. 18. MIT will host Wheaton College while Wellesley squares off with Clark University.


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Israel has been helping President Hosni Mubarak's embattled regime. In abrogation of the '79 Camp David accords, Egyptian troops have been allowed into the Sinai Peninsula. Two battalions have moved in to the demilitarized area to deal with protesters in the area.
More rockets fall from Gaza near Israeli towns in the Negev. Both Ofakim and Netivot saw Grad rocket hits, causing some property damage and sending several people to the hospital to be treated for shock.
There might be a retrial in the cards for Cisco in a patent case. Seems an Israeli investor bought a failing start-up for a song and then Cisco infringed on one of its patents. During the trial in Texas, the Cisco lawyer made anti-Semitic comments, compared the whole thing to the trial of Jesus and complained that the plaintiff is a greedy Israeli Jew. Cisco still was out $3.7 million, but the plaintiff felt the defense's prejudicial comments reduced the size of the award.
Israel is expanding security agreements with Germany. Visiting German Chancellor Angela Merkel signed agreements on a range of issues including national security, agriculture, environmental issues and others.
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Michael from Norway talks about his dream job and the type of company he would like to work for.
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Hello, my name is Michael and I'm from Norway and my question is what is my dream job?
Well, what I really want in the future is to have a lot of freedom, so my dream job would be a job where I don't have to spend the whole day in it. Hopefully, a management position or a visionary position so I can also do something. I really, really love creating stuff that people enjoy, so I would probably want to work for a game company or a movie company or any specific within that area, or simply tourism for instance where I could interact more with customers and see their approval of our services, and tourism would be a good job too because I really love warm temperature and I love the beaches, so I would love to go to the beach every day after work and enjoy a juice and enjoy the weather.
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The VS8 is a bit bigger than the HD series, so it should feature better cooling and fortunately it does. Ensuring good airflow in such a tiny chassis will always be a challenge, as the size of the heatsing and fan is limited by the width of the chassis.
As the graphics core is integrated in the CPU, the whole cooling system consists of a single heatpipe with a heatsink and fan. The Edge VS8 needs to be mounted upright to provide the best possible airflow. The really good news is that the VS8 is quieter than the Edge HD4, which is quieter than the Edge HD3. Unlike HD series systems, it is almost completely silent in idle. The fan becomes audible under load, but it really did not bother us much.
It's possible to adjust the fan speed in bios. At idle the CPU temperature is 44°C, but under load it can hit 67°C. These results are pretty good, especially when compared to the HD3 and they are roughly on par with the Edge HD4, based on a Sandy Bridge Celeron 847 CPU.