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Tue Jan 29, 2008 8:25 amFood.com Groupie
I suspect the answer is no....otherwise you would have been cured of your allergies, and not here on this board any more, lol.
Anyways, someone has pointed me toward NAET and I've been reading about it.
It is mostly an eastern technique and most of the success is anecdotal.
Now, I'm just searching around for anyone who has either done soem research about it, or has tried it.
Mommy Needs Coffee
Tue Jan 29, 2008 10:15 amFood.com Groupie
Hi! I haven't tried it, and am not familiar with it above and beyond having a very strong interest in how people deal with "allergies".
I just wanted to point out that this does not appear to be a technique that deals with immune responses to allergens. It is one of a host of treatments that have an alternate definition of "allergies" - on the official website, they say allergies are a result of "blockages in the energy pathways". And the symptoms that are attributed to this alternate diagnosis are diverse: alcohol and drug addictions, bad breath, forgetfulness, hair loss, hemorrhoids, high blood pressure, infertility, insomnia, restless legs, yeast infection...
It is not conventional, science-based medicine, if that's what you're looking for.
(I am a little disturbed that it claims it can "successfully eliminate adverse reactions to egg, milk, peanuts, penicillin, aspirin, mushrooms, shellfish, latex...". To me, that pulls it out of the "mostly harmless" category of treating vague health concerns. Severe allergies can kill. If you have severe allergies to allergens, please see a board certified allergist and get an epipen. )
Tue Jan 29, 2008 11:05 amFood.com Groupie
I'm looking beyond conventional, without a doubt
We've been seeing a conventional allergist and ENT for many years with less than stellar success, unfortunately.
My normal circle of acquiantances don't have a lot of experience with accupunture and homeopathic treatments....which is why I'm looking beyond my normal circle.
Wed Jan 30, 2008 3:46 pmForum Host
I don't see why you can't combine the ideas and develop a plan that works for you, as long as your MD is aware of what it is you're doing.
Thu Jan 31, 2008 3:33 pmFood.com Groupie
Ms*Bindy wrote:
I suspect the answer is no....otherwise you would have been cured of your allergies, and not here on this board any more, lol.
Anyways, someone has pointed me toward NAET and I've been reading about it.
It is mostly an eastern technique and most of the success is anecdotal.
Now, I'm just searching around for anyone who has either done soem research about it, or has tried it.
Ms. Bindy, I've been aware of NAET for over 10 years. I had several chiropractic patients using it (I was office manager in chiro/massage/acupuncture offices in Seattle & Boise for 10 years) & they highly recommended it. I didn't start getting treated until my DD was born July of 2006. She was a month preemie & I did not let her get vaccinated because of the adverse reactions I have had to the MMR. Still, she had severe allergies to foods & chemicals (most likely passed on from me & her father who is gluten intolerant.)
She never stopped kicking her legs, hitting her ears, or crying at night when she was laying down flat. She was not colicky, as I had to go through that with my son 15 years ago. I wish I'd had NAET then. He would projectile vomit every time he ate dairy, but the doctors kept saying he couldn't possibly be allergic to it & insisted that I continue to feed it to him. (I breastfed both babies & I also was allergic to dairy as a child & until a year ago.)
When I decided that the western doctors were not going to help my DD, she went to ENT, Neurologist & Ped before her first birthday & they all said she's fine, I looked up the NAET doctors in my area.
We've been to 3 of them. These are the reasons for that:
Doctor # 1 was not comfortable treating an infant. It's done through surrogate (me or daddy) & is painless. He was comfortable treating me & DH, but I was still breastfeeding & whatever I ate she got through the breastmilk & I wasn't interested in dealing with my own health problems more than getting her comfortable. Oh, & she was born with the same gluten allergy rash that DH fought for 15-20 years. They itched & broke open into sores & oozed. Nasty. I wanted that cleared up because DH could TELL me how bad it was, she couldn't communicate that & couldn't understand it either.
Doctor #2 began treatment with a $300 a week (for all 3 of us) regimen of supplements. This would have been fine if she would have treated us for the ingredients that we were allergic to. Most capsules (Tylenol or supplements) have gluten in them. So every time they took the supps, the rash would get worse, she would cry & kick worse.
Doctor #3 was my final straw. DH hasn't gone to her yet because he was in an accident when his truck went down a 60 foot embankment off the freeway in the ice & snow, but DD was treated for dairy, vitamin B, C, D & E, all trace minerals, grains, turkey, egg, nuts & fish allergies (which runs severe in my family). She hasn't had a rash in 6 months, she sleeps at night & can lay still while nursing or in bed sleeping. With each treatment we noticed a difference in her paterns. The hardest part is avoiding the substance you are being treated for. This requires 25 hours of avoidance. For me, it required 25 hours BEFORE treatment as well, that way she wouldn't get that irritant through my breastmilk.
She still has to be treated for hormones, which I am going to make the appointment for next week (right now we are snowed in & have only my convertible since DH's accident). I know she is allergic to hormones because now that the rest of the irritants are cleared, we notice that one to two days before my period starts & then for the first 2 days of it, she doesn't sleep, crys & is inconsolable.
The technique works on allergies that are associated with both physical & psychological reactions. Sometimes our bodies will react negatively to a substance that it sees as a threat, even though it's harmless or even healthy for us. Many different reasons for this reaction. In my case it was vaccinations which triggered Asthma, Seizures, Graves' Disease, Chemical sensitivity, Fibromyalgia & Chronic Fatigue. It's also possible to have a food that somehow gets associated with a tragic event that our mind or body will react negatively to after that.
Get a copy of Dr. Desi Nambudripad's book, "Say Goodbye to Illness" & in it she explains the technique, how it works & examples. She was a chiropractor who developed this technique because her own child was miserable & no one seemed able to help. Also, most people don't know this, but a chiropractor actually is required to study more hours in school than an MD is. Their CE requirements are also substantial. They learn how to birth babies & do pelvic exams even though as a chiropractor those are things they'd never be doing in their practice.
The basis for NAET is re-training our body to react appropriately to the things it sees as a threat. The "information" travels through the body, just like blood & oxygen does, along the energy or meridian (as identified in Eastern medicine) pathways. It takes 25 hours for the energy to circulate once completely through the body. That's why we avoid the allergen for 25 hours.
I have been treating along with DD, although not as often, since sometimes whatever she's being treated for left slim options for food, I had to not be treated or else I would be starving myself. Since getting treatment I have been able to walk the mall for more than 20 minutes, I have been able to do very minimal (but a lot more than before) exercises, we go to playgroup twice a week & are quite active at the toddler gym for an hour or more each time, take the family to the zoo, & I have been able to do more housework & cooking (which I love) without having to spend two days in bed after just one of these activities, as before.
After spending years getting to know patients, their problems, & having so many of my own, I know without a doubt that everyone does not respond to the same treatments in the same way. We all have to keep looking until we find the one that works for us. This isn't easy. I've been searching for 20 years to find some long-term relief that doesn't involve a life-long addiction to anti-depressants & narcotics. I can't say that NAET will cure the seizures or the Graves' disease, but I have felt relief that no one has ever been able to give me before. I still have a lot more treatment to get for myself, but like I said, my first concern was DH & DD.
I suggest finding a doctor who is also a practicing chiropractor. Most insurance companies will cover your visits (up to whatever your plan's max is for chiro) when billed by the chiropractor. Doing this will give you some time to test run the technique without having to put out a lot of money. Our second doctor was not a chiro first & that's why she was not covered & extremely expensive.
If you have any questions, please feel free to zmail me.
I hope this helps you on your search for good health. It's been a major step towards mine & that of my family.
Thu Jan 31, 2008 7:26 pmFood.com Groupie
Thanks so much Lori. I am currently reading Say Goodbye to Illness. A few nights ago, we tried the MRT allergy test on my daughter with one of her known allergans. DH could really feel the difference in her muscle strength....cool!
I may very well z-mail you as I read more through the book and digest it. I have looked up via my insurance, and there is one chiropracter in my network who is trained in NAET.
To be honest, even if it weren't covered, and it worked, I would consider it an investment in her health. She's about to have sinus surgery and both her allergist and ENT have said she really needs to get the allergies under control. They've suggested Xolair, but I'm not happy with the potential dangers of that medication, and the cost (even with insurance) is more than $10,000/year! As you can well imagine, I would be thrilled to find a treatment like NAET if it worked.
And congratulations on your own success with the treatment. I'm sure that is a wonderful relief and joy to see your child not to have to endure the pain.
Thu Jan 31, 2008 7:47 pmFood.com Groupie
I hate the drugs too. Sometimes when I refuse to take what the doctors want to give (usually just to get rid of me), they get upset. I have to tell them that I've been living in chronic pain since age 11 (I'm 38 now) & I know how to live with it & the other problems I have. I do not know how to live with, nor have the desire to figure out how to live with, all the new problems that arise due to side effects of the drugs. Sometimes the cure is worse than the symptom.
Just 6 months before we had our first NAET treatment my son had his adnoids removed. The allergy improved only slightly. The ENT tested him for "allergens" with the prick tests but then turned around & said that the reactions were slight, so that couldn't be the problem. Well, I've lived with allergies of animals, chemicals & foods for long enough to know when he's reacting to the friend's pets or after he's eaten dairy. I wish we'd found NAET before we consented to the surgery. My dad's on his 3rd sinus surgery but he's 75 years old & I'm not going to get him to try some "new fangled" doctor. lol
Feel free to ask anything that comes up. You are really pro-active about getting help; reading the book, checking insurance parameters, & that is so great.
Chef #759246
Sun Feb 10, 2008 3:54 pmNewbie "Fry Cook" Poster
I've just started NAET treatments and I'm really happy with it so far. I found out that in addition to a number of allergens I had a tested positive for Seratonin and Acetycholine, which would explain my sleep and memory issues. I've already been treated for this and find I'm waking up in the morning feeling rested, which has never happened for as long as I can remember (memory doesn't affect what I've endured!). I feel more energetic and can think clearly and I look forward to going to bed now!!
I first look into it because of my acne and skin issues. At the age of 40 I feel like I've tried all the products out there that claim to treat this problem so I started looking within, and I'm glad I did.
Instead of treating the symptoms, I wanted to find the real reasons. It's frustrating going to doctors to only leave feeling like it's in your head as well.
So refeshing to hear you found the same results. I just hope others will open their mind to the available alternatives rather than more prescription drugs.
Sun Feb 10, 2008 4:17 pmFood.com Groupie
I'm so happy for you Chef! It's too bad we've had to wait til our 30's & 40's before we've found help. But hopefully the pain we've been through will encourage others (as well as our children) to be more pro-active with their health instead of taking everything one medical doctor tells them as the last word. My DD was also allergic to anything with alcohol in it. That was everything from foods to shampoo & baby soaps. That was another rough couple of days. The worst though was the treatment for minerals. I had to wear gloves for 3 days straight & couldn't come into contact with water or metals, such as buttons, zippers, faucets, whatever. I totally looked like a dork going to the mall (had to for a birthday gift for a friend's DD) wearing gloves so I wouldn't touch my car handles, clothing racks or the door handles of the mall entrance. It's funny now.
Cheers to you!
Chef #776050
Tue Feb 26, 2008 9:20 pmNewbie "Fry Cook" Poster
I tried NAET several years ago, hoping to rid myself of cat allergies. Could be the practitioner, but it was an awful experience.
The practitioner seemed to use different amounts of force to push down my arm to get results and then, if something didn't come out as expected, would say things like, "Hmm...you have a double negative positive result."
Anyway, I was SO careful about avoiding allergens, even when I had to fast all day, and nothing changed.
A friend of mine also tried NAET with a different practioner and also didn't get better.
Perhaps NAET is a largely psychological response and if people believe in it strongly enough, it can act as a placebo.
Hey There
Fri May 22, 2009 2:43 pmNewbie "Fry Cook" Poster
Ms Bindy -
I'm so glad you have received some positive response to your question.
I can't promote NAET enough. It has changed my life. I have had about 60 NAET treatments for all sorts of things, foods, environmental elements, and things my body produces, like adrenalyn and hormones, even the color black and radiation (that comes from the sun and my computer monitor!)
Before the treatments I had a lot of skin reactions including flushing of the face. Also I would feel dizzy a lot and light headed and my brain would be cloudy from the effects of the allergens. There were many other lessor symptoms.
Previously I had to avoid eating many foods, which now I am able to eat without reaction. The treatments have improved my lightheadedness and my skin dramatically. I eat and do things I had to avoid before and yet many many reactions are gone entirely or reduced greatly.
I have the utmost respect for Dr. Devi Nambudripad and NAET. I have heard that NAET does not work for some people and I don't have any answer as to why that is. But I certainly do not think that it has anything to do with whether or not you believe in NAET. This is not just a placebo. It actually does rearrange your energy and unblock your energy.
Also you should look into EFT- Emotional Freedom Technique. That is also recognized to cure allergies (as well as emotional issues) also by rearranging your energy and breaking up energy blockages. EFT has changed the personality of a friend of mine. She was previously timid from abuse as a child but now she is much stronger and emotionally confident. She swears by it.
EFT has a website and you can practice EFT by yourself for no cost and get excellent results. I would still go to NAET too, as it is well worth the money I have spent and like you said, it is an investment in your health.
Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:21 pmFood.com Groupie
Something to add--
I was just checking in to this forum--it used to be a regular stop--until I was cured of all allergies.
I'll TRY to keep my story semi-short.
I suffered from adult on-set allergies at 24 or 25 years old: dairy, wheat, soy, corn, melon/banana/avocado, white fish, cashews and peanuts. I had to carry 2 epi-pens. I experienced violent reactions--even to peanut dust in the air--or peanut butter on my skin. 7 years of allergists who had no solution. I would get horribly sick--the allergies would change--I'd react to things that would go undiagnosed. I was a chef and fitness trainer who couldn't work out of fear of a deadly reaction to food or exercise-induced anaphylaxis.
After moving to New Mexico I started seeing a Dr. of Oriental Medicine. She treated me with accupuncture, accupressure, and a strict diet. She explained that the allergies were harming my digestive system--in effect-my immune system began to attack things at random--food, my organs, my muscles etc. We used things like garlic and coconut oil to kill inflammations in my intestines. . . Cinnamon and cayenne to regulate my blood sugar. . . Also fennel seed and shitake mushroom. No other mushrooms were allowed. No vinegar either. And absolutely no sugar (not even a green bean). I spent time each day pushing on random places on my arms and legs. I learned Yoga (other exercises were still too strenuous and could induce a reaction). I ate lean protein (bison, chicken, egg whites and broth) and dark greens (kale, collards, spinach, mustard greens, broccoli, cauliflower) for a few months and then added in grains like Quinoa. No flour or sugar was allowed--but Ezekiel bread and sprouted grains were good. Then I could add certain legumes. Eventually I added unsweetened greek yogurt and berries. Then other veggies and fruits. We continued the accupuncture for about 6 months.
Within 7 months all signs of allergies were gone. Now I eat normally--though I try not to eat trigger foods too often (I try not to ever eat them 2 days in a row--though it does happen). These include nuts and dairy and wheat and corn (for me). So If I have a grilled cheese sandwich today--I will have ice cream too--and then tomorrow will be no dairy or bread--but maybe homemade corn tortillas, corn flakes with almond milk etc...
My Dr. didn't call my treatment anything special. She just focused on my body and fixed it. Amazing. My husband cried and hugged her and thanked her for giving him his wife back.
Mon Jun 01, 2009 10:49 pmFood.com Groupie
I thought I'd pop in again with the most recent update. After some additional NAET treatments for DD (she'll be 3 in July) she has been cleared of the hormones (she can now eat turkey) & most importantly, the peanut allergies. I cannot even tell you how happy our family was when she ate her first PB&J sammy without getting a rash over her entire mouth, nose & bum areas. She's been eating them ever since & without incident. Next we'll move on to the fish & shellfish allergies.
Chef #1332555
Wed Jul 22, 2009 11:20 pmNewbie "Fry Cook" Poster
thank you so much for your informative posts!
I just started NAET last Friday, and was treated for the egg mix. this Friday I will be treated for the Calcuim mix (which I tested weak for as well).
my quesiton is.
How do you prepare for what to eat for the 25 hours after the treatment?
ie. for the calcuim mix, I can't eat or touch milk products, raw veg, dark leafy veg, oats, beans, soy, almonds, sardines, peanuts, etc.
can eat: rice, pasta, cooked veg, potatotes, corn, yams, red meat.
but even if I want to eat bread, I just looked at the loaf of bread in my fridge and it contains soy and oats.
If I want to buy a loaf of bread I will have to do so before my treatment, since I can't go to the grocery store after my treatment and handle the loaves of bread looking for something with none of the off-limit foods. hmmm.
I'm getting quite anxious about this.
for instance, for breakfast:
I guess I could have cooked rice with rice milk and raisins. doesn't say if I can have eggs?
I don't eat red meat, and when I asked the acupuncturist (who also does NAET) about beans, he said it is ok if there is no calcium mentioned on the can. (but it says in the notes no dried beans or navy beans) but I'm assuming people would not eat them uncooked.
can I eat, eggs? tuna? chicken? it doesn't say?
(these notes are from The Companion to "Say good-bye to Illness" that he photo-copies for his patients.
he seems rather blase about it all, and makes it sound like it is so easy. and I am so stressed out about this!!!
I have fibromyalgia and some depression and anxiety and really want to give the NAET a good try.
Do you have any sample meal ideas for each of the first 15 mixes that are commen allergens?
sorry to ramble on, I do appreciate any input you have please.
thank you so much. and again thank you for your informative and thoughtful posts. and good luck to you and your family.
Thu Jul 23, 2009 1:04 amFood.com Groupie
[quote="Chef #1332555"]hello,
thank you so much for your informative posts!
I just started NAET last Friday, and was treated for the egg mix. this Friday I will be treated for the Calcuim mix (which I tested weak for as well).
my quesiton is.
How do you prepare for what to eat for the 25 hours after the treatment?
ie. for the calcuim mix, I can't eat or touch milk products, raw veg, dark leafy veg, oats, beans, soy, almonds, sardines, peanuts, etc.
can eat: rice, pasta, cooked veg, potatotes, corn, yams, red meat.
but even if I want to eat bread, I just looked at the loaf of bread in my fridge and it contains soy and oats.
If I want to buy a loaf of bread I will have to do so before my treatment, since I can't go to the grocery store after my treatment and handle the loaves of bread looking for something with none of the off-limit foods. hmmm.
I'm getting quite anxious about this.
for instance, for breakfast:
I guess I could have cooked rice with rice milk and raisins. doesn't say if I can have eggs?
I don't eat red meat, and when I asked the acupuncturist (who also does NAET) about beans, he said it is ok if there is no calcium mentioned on the can. (but it says in the notes no dried beans or navy beans) but I'm assuming people would not eat them uncooked.
can I eat, eggs? tuna? chicken? it doesn't say?
(these notes are from The Companion to "Say good-bye to Illness" that he photo-copies for his patients.
he seems rather blase about it all, and makes it sound like it is so easy. and I am so stressed out about this!!!
I have fibromyalgia and some depression and anxiety and really want to give the NAET a good try.
Do you have any sample meal ideas for each of the first 15 mixes that are commen allergens?
sorry to ramble on, I do appreciate any input you have please.
thank you so much. and again thank you for your informative and thoughtful posts. and good luck to you and your family.[/quote]
Hi chef!
I understand what you're going through (fibro included) & I know that the first few treatments feel about as close to torture as possible, but you can do it. I promise. It's not easy, especially when we still have to feed our families who aren't being treated for the same thing or anything at all. I found it the most difficult when I was nursing my daughter, as we were being treated for two different things so I had to avoid her stuff for 25 hours before treatment as well as both of our stuff for 25 hours afterward. I literally survived on tater tots from Sonic, black coffee & plain rice.
I too found a couple of the doctors we saw/see that seemed really blase about all of it. But once you get the first few treatments in it gets much easier to plan & the 25 hours seems to go by pretty quickly.
One of the tricks I learned was to have our treatments after lunch so that I could eat a big one & only had to worry about dinner & I would make extra portions of that dinner so I could eat it later for a snack or in the morning for breakfast.
Meal planning was usually pretty easy if I just moved items that I wasn't supposed to touch to the back of the fridge or pantry & moved the ingredients that I would be eating after treatment to the front. And I avoided as many boxed/canned foods as possible so I didn't have to read all the multiple names for each ingredient.
For your calcium treatment you won't be able to have egg or chicken so for dinner I would plan on steamed white rice stir fried with a small amount of olive oil with mushrooms, green peppers & corn. For breakfast I would eat fresh peaches or nectarines. I would avoid the breads as most, even wheat, will contain some form of calcium.
If you have any other questions or just need to vent about being deprived of your favorite food, I'll be here!
Hang in there!
Below is the information for milk/calcium mix our doctor uses & I found it as well as all the others on the web here: http://www.stalbertacupuncture.ca/download/files/NAET%20Treatment%20Guidelines.pdf
2. Milk/CALCIUM MIX: (Calcium-Carbonate, Calcium-Gluconate, Calcium-Ascorbate, Cow's milk, goat's milk, milk casein,
YOU MAY NOT EAT OR TOUCH: milk or milk products, eggs, chicken, uncooked vegetables, dark leafy vegetables
like lettuce, cabbage, dandelion greens, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, sesame seeds, oats, navy beans, cheese, soybeans,
almonds, dried beans, walnuts, fish, peanuts, and sunflower seeds, calcium supplements, figs, papaya, berries, rhubarb,
tomatoes, prunes
YOU MAY EAT: cooked rice, pasta, cooked vegetables (potato, corn, yams, cauliflower, sweet potato, green pepper,
mushrooms), red meat, olive oil, peaches, nectarines, and coffee and tea without milk. Contact with calcium- free
(distilled) water only. Any food without calcium derivatives.
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KCCD Staff Writer: Sam Mitchell
Unfortunately I was not able to make the trip to Mobile to attend the Senior Bowl this year. It is something I want to do in the future, but it just didn't work out this year. That being said NFL Network had a lot of really solid coverage from the Senior Bowl this past week, airing six practices and the actual game.
It's hard not to mooch ideas off of great evaluators like Mike Mayoc and Charles Davis, but I was dedicated to go off of just what I saw with my own eyes, so the opinions below are my own from watching the televised practice.
Another point of note is that since I was not there in person, I was unable to see a handful of players, such as the linebackers and safeties, that were not shown much on the TV broadcast, so there are probably going to be some good performers that I do not mention for that reason.
10. Johnathan Franklin, Running Back, UCLA
Franklin was impressive this week because of his ability to do everything you need from a running back. In pass protection drills Franklin did a good job engaging and rushers with his a little punch and keeping his feet moving to stay square to them and not overextend. In receiving drills Franklin was able to cross the linebacker's face to the inside multiple and was quick enough to create consistent separation and didn't drop any passes that I saw.
As a runner Franklin was able to hit the hole pretty hard, seemed to have good vision and patience, and showed enough speed to at least challenge, if not turn, the corner. I didn't see much of the South team's running backs, but Franklin was by far my favorite of the North backs as I believe he can be a three down running back that will find the hole, keep his legs moving on contact, and make some people miss in the open field, to go along with solid blocking and receiving ability.
9. Justin Pugh, Offensive Tackle, Syracuse
Pugh's Senior Bowl week didn't start off well when his arm measurements came in at only 31.5 inches, very short for an NFL tackle. But Pugh did what he could on the field to convince evaluators that he's still one of the better left tackle prospects in this year's class. Pugh displayed most of what you want ability wise from a pass protector with quick feet, balance, and lateral agility contributing to an efficient kick slide, and enough base strength to anchor against the bull rush, though he will still need to get stronger in an NFL weight room.
I really liked Pugh as a run blocker as well, as he showed the ability to flip his hips and seal off to defenders to open lanes, and was able to reach the second level where he has the mobility and bend to connect with linebackers. Pugh overset outside in pass protection once or twice allowing inside pressure, but had a nice week overall and showed the movement skills needed to play the left tackle position.
8. Alex Okafor, Defensive End, Texas
Alex Okafor was not an extremely explosive pass rusher at the Senior Bowl that threatened the edge each snap, but he was a consistent and polished all around defensive end who posses the proper technique to be a productive NFL player. When Okafor did get around the edge in one on ones it wasn't because of his burst, but because of his hand use to remove the blockers hands and his bend to dip his inside shoulder and get under the blocker around the corner of the pocket. Okafor's hand use was great all week and he really looks polished disengaging from blocks.
I was also impressed by his understanding of leverage as he was able to get underneath even Eric Fisher's pads to walk him into the backfield. While Okafor may not have the highest ceiling of the pass rushers in this draft, he was the most NFL ready defensive end this week.
7. Aaron Dobson, Wide Receiver, Marshall
There was nothing flashy about Dobson's play this week. He wasn't super fast down the field and he wasn't overly explosive in and out of breaks, but Dobson still manage to create enough separation nearly every of his I saw. Dobson is a very smooth mover throughout his entire route. He gets off the line well with little exaggerated or wasted movement, and doesn't give away his routes downfield. Dobson also shows real fluidity into and out of breaks, as he doesn't gear down or lose momentum.
Dobson is very strong with the ball in the air as he can pluck it out of the air with his hands and is good at using his big body to shield defenders from the ball. Dobson impressed me gaining inside positioning against press on a couple slant routes and really looks like a dependable consistent target who can get open and go up and snatch the ball.
6. Cornelius Washington, DE/OLB, Georgia
A tweener to some extent between 43 defensive end and 34 outside 'backer, Washington showed this week that he has the speed and burst off the edge to be a big time pass rusher at the next level. Washington has a blazing first step off the line of scrimmage that puts offensive tackles in bad positions. Washington challenged edge so quickly many times this week that offensive tackles would turn their hips or overset to the outside to counteract his speed, leaving an opening inside that Washington recognized and exploited with a nice inside move.
Washington doesn't look very powerful as he is very long and lean, but he showed a really nice bull rush this week converting speed to power, and a good understanding of leverage, getting under the tackle's shoulder pads and walking him back. I would expect Washington's role as a rookie to be limited to that of situational pass rusher, but his variety of moves and counter moves should allow him to be a contributor.


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We were joking about Fake Fake, but I didn't think anyone would actually sign him. He must think everyone in this league is dumb if we won't notice that.
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also when I benched KVH it wasn't to tank, it was because I had a deal lined up to get Antawn Jamison after day 60, and I didnt want him to get injured and screw it up. But like a week before day 60 the Suns backed out b/c Jamison was dominating
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"I want ONLY 9 eyebrows in the starting lineup for the Hornets next year." I typed this before the draft lottery
It looks like you are intentionally signing crap players, not even making an effort to field a team worth playing.
I'm going after guys who can contribute and most importantly grow.
Well, I had a good free-agency plan, but so far it's looking like the 26th will be my personal D-Day.
I really wanted to keep Alexander but 8.5 is too damn much. He was like a son to me
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I'll begin by stating, as a disclaimer, that I do not own this specific guitar; I have what I believe to be its predecessor, the MH-400NT (rather than MH-350NT). I bought it about a month ago, and from what I can tell, ESP/LTD discontinued the 400 model and this guitar, the 350, serves as its replacement. They are likely not exactly the same, but all the specs listed here are the exact same as they are for my guitar, as far as I can tell. So, with that said, I LOVE THIS GUITAR! Lighting fast action, incredible sound from the EMG 81/85s, near perfect intonation, solidly constructed electronics, very easy to play (I particularly love the extra jumbo frets, they make the style I play (metalcore) much easier than on other guitars).Above all, it's aesthetically pleasing; a truly beautiful guitar. I have the see through black finish, and depending on the lighting, it's appearance changes at times to almost look more like a cobalt blue, but when in direct sunlight or a well-lit room, it's obviously black/dark dark gray. The lining that wraps around the body (I'm sure there's a technical term for this, not sure what though) is a dark tan and as it is wrapped around the body sides rather than the front, it's not very visible from a distance, but up close, it really dresses up the quilted maple top; the contrast in the two colors really make it 'pop,' if you will, or stand out. The back of mine's color is also somewhat deceiving, depending on the surrounding lighting conditions. In a darker room, it looks black, but under bright lights or sunlight, just like the body front, it's apparent that it's not what it appears to be in the dark (black or dark dark blue). It's actually a very deep burgundy/maroon/deep brown, somewhere in the spectrum between a maroon that's almost black and a very deep purple. That's about as well as I can describe the color, but suffice it to say that front to back, top to bottom, this is a BEAUTIFUL guitar. The EMGs speak (and/or play) for themselves. EMG's website's description of their 81s and 85s say that that allow players to 'slice' through bass notes and under tones to play lead melody lines and high-end riffs with clarity. The term 'slice' through the rest of the music is truly a very accurate term, they give such clarity between the top and bottom strings (and I play in drop C, CGCFAD, so if the distinguishable crispness between high and low notes is noticeable for me, it definitely will be for anyone playing in standard or drop-D tuning). The one thing that I would change about this guitar if I could would be to make the neck a tad thinner; Ibanezes and Jacksons have noticeably thinner necks, but then again, that's not really a fair comparison, as Ibanez and Jackson have set the industry standard for neck thickness.I paid [$] for this guitar and a hard case, and have been pleased with it every day since. Looking back, that was really a steal, probably one of the best deals/purchases I've ever made. This guitar is WELL worth the [$] list price; it plays just as well as $900-$1000 schecters, jacksons, charvels, PRSs and Ibanezes I've played on. Also, let go of any reluctance you might have to buy an LTD rather than an ESP. True, this guitar wasn't made in ESP's main factory in Korea, but it IS one of the highest quality models to come out of their factories in Japan and Indonesia. Just like Epiphones; there are some really nice, high quality Epiphones that completely out-do some of the lower-end Gibson equivalents. Just because the average LTD is lower quality than the average ESP does not mean that all LTDs are junk; I truly believe this guitar is above average. If you want a guitar that can play grunge and crunchy music but has the versatility to cut through the most brutal heavy metal riffs (anything from ZZtop to As I Lay Dying, or an Alan Jackson intro riff to Judas Priest's wailing lead lines), then get this guitar. The other guitars you could buy for this price would probably not compare; I think this would outplay any $600 schecter or Ibanez or Paul Reed Smith. Happy playing, rock on I guess, and take it from a guy who's wanted an above average guitar for a long time but never had the money and practically stole this one for 4 C-notes, this guitar is the one. It's great, and I don't see myself ever wanting to get rid of it. Buy this guitar. NOTE: Reading through what I just wrote, I can see that it may appear as though I'm like a paid spokesperson for ESP or EMG or something, but I PROMISE, that's NOT the case. I just love this guitar and literally don't have ANYTHING negative to say about it! It's a true feat of craftsmanship.
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First thing I noticed the first I played this guitar was how smooth and thin the neck was and how easy it was to reach past the 12th fret. This is definatley built to shred. The EMG pick-ups on this guitar are amazing--clear and crisp. I do a bit of recording and this guitar has had the clearest tone of all guitars I've recorded.
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Kratos is coming again to PlayStation 3 in God of War: Ascension on March 12, and he is bringing with him all his previous incarnations in a special Legacy bundle and a special edition Garnet Red 500GB PlayStation 3. Read more
Infamous, God of War collections announced
by Steve Watts, shacknews.com, Aug 6, 2012 9:30AM PDT
Sony has confirmed two more collections coming this August: Infamous, and another God of War collection that wraps up all the prior games. Read more
God of War movie gets new writers
by John Keefer, shacknews.com, Jul 11, 2012 2:00PM PDT
It's been awhile since we heard anything about the God of War movie, but apparently it is still going forward, as Universal has tapped the writers for the Saw movie series to pen the Kratos epic for the big screen. Read more


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Brant Parsons and Edgar Thompson | Orlando Sentinel
3:25 PM EST, January 17, 2013
The Florida Gators' defense, one of the nation's best in 2012, will face a good bit of transition in the 2013.
The latest change is defensive coordinator Dan Quinn's decision to return to the NFL.
The Seattle Seahawks announced Thursday that Quinn would replace Gus Bradley in the same role he held in Gainesville. Bradley was named head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars earlier in the day.
Within an hour, Florida announced linebackers coach D.J. Durkin would replace Quinn.
Durkin, who also coaches special teams, will be in charge of a defense that finished ranked fifth in the nation in 2012 but loses seven starters, including juniors Matt Elam, Sharrif Floyd and Jelani Jenkins. Each declared early entry for the NFL draft.
"I'm happy for Dan and this opportunity," head coach Will Muschamp said on the school's Web site. "I've said before that I always encourage my staff when opportunities arise to take the next step in their career. Dan's background is in the NFL and this is a great chance to go back to a place he's familiar with."
Quinn coached defensive linemen in the NFL for 10 seasons, including 2009-10 in Seattle, before spending two years as the Gators defensive coordinator.
He also coached in the NFL for San Francisco, Miami and the New York Jets.
Quinn's departure is a blow to the Gators, especially to the development of the team's defensive linemen. But Muschamp is a longtime defensive coordinator with a heavy say in the team's defensive scheme and game plan.
"D.J. and I will run the defense, continuing the way that Dan and I did for the past two years," Muschamp said. "We will look to add another coach that is the best fit for our staff moving forward."
Quinn had this to say in a statement released by the school: ""My wife Stacey and I loved our time in Gainesville. The last two years have been an awesome experience, working for Will and Mr. Foley and with a bunch of talented, great players and coaches. Even though we'll be in Seattle, we look forward to keeping track of the Gators in the future."
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Born to Knit Karin the Kurbits Hat
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Designed by Johanne Landin, this gorgeous hat coordinates with the Karin Kurbits mittens.
Yarn: 1 skein of (approx. 50 grams) of the background color and 1 skein (approx. 50 grams) of multicolored yarn (such as Schoppel Wolle Zauberball).
Needles: 2 circular needles, size US 0-1.5 (2-2.5mm), and 5 DPN's size 0-1.5 (2-2.5mm) or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge: 10 st and 11 rows to 1" on size US 1.5 (2.5mm) needles. (Adjust your needle size to get the correct gauge, and to make changes in mitten size.)
Size: Hat measures about 22.5 inches around the bottom edge 7.5".
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"Island Sands Unit 103" or "Island Dreamer", Ground Floor! in Okaloosa Island
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1½
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
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- pets allowed no
- type Condo
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$ 495 - $ 1,425 / week
$ 1,050 - $ 1,050 / month
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Ground floor unit. Wake up to the sound of the waves, warm sun and the white sand under your feet. This unit is just a few steps away from the beach entrance so you can walk right out your patio door to the beach. Unique tropical decor, tile flooring, new carpet corian kitchen counter tops. This ground floor 800 sq.ft unit is great for small families.No stairs, elevators or balconies to worry about. The master bedroom hosts a queen size bed and flat screen TV, black out curtains and a private half bath. Living area hosts two queen sleeper sofas for extra guests with large flat screen TV and DVD player. Patio and small grassy area right off living area. One of the only units at Island Sands that sleeps 6. One full bath in the hallway. Stereo, Wireless internet. Plenty of nice linens and extra pillows provided! Large capacity stacked washer and dryer in unit. Iron and ironing board. You will love the full size ktichen with a large social bar. The kitchen is completely stocked. Dishes, cookware, electric can opener, blender, coffee maker, mixer toaster, full size refrigerator, dishwasher, garbage disposal and oven.
Graco pack n play available upon request.
Beach set-up included in rent (March-October)
I go the extra mile to make sure you are comfortable. I provide
beach towels, cleaning supplies, laundry detergent, paper products.
I also provide you will movies, games and joy sticks for the kids.
This small, quaint and private complex with a total of 27 units and only three stories high. The pool is large and only a few steps from the front door. Barbeque area next to pool. Only steps to the beach from your back patio.
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Swimming, Golf, Miniture Golf, Amusement parks,Fishing,Shopping,
Restaurants, Snokeling, Boating,Parasailing, Jet ski, Gulfarium.
Approx 8 miles to Destin - known as the fishing Capital of the
The best thing is our beautiful clean white beaches and emerald
BEACH SERVICE March through October!
activities and attractions in Okaloosa Island Gulf Coast North
Only two minutes to the Convention Center.
Only a couple of miles to the Gulfarium, boardwalk with restaurants
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March 1-7, $98/Daily, $595/Week
March 8-21, $120/Daily, $750/Week
March 22-April 11, $140/Daily, $850/Week
April 12-May 22, $120/Daily, $750/Week
May 23-June 27, $185/Daily, $1225/Week
June 28-July 4, $225/Daily, $1425/Week
July 5-Aug 8, $185/Daily, $1225/Week
Aug 9-Sept 1, $125/Daily, $795/Week
Sept 2-Oct 31, $105/Daily, $645/Week
Nov 1-Feb 28, $82/Daily, $495/Week,
Administration Fee, Cleaning Fee, Taxes not included.
Kim Lang 850-226-8339
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The audiologist at Mercy St. Charles Hospital conducts hearing tests on newborns, chidren and adults.
Hearing screenings are completed on newborns that may be at risk for hearing loss. To screen a newborn's hearing, electrodes are placed on the baby's scalp while he or she sleeps. The electrodes collect information on brainwave activity.
Children, as young as eight months old, can be tested for hearing loss using an audiometer and a sound booth. For toddlers and preschoolers, play is incorporated into the test. The audiologist will record the child's response to various sounds.
Testing for adults takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. The audiologist will discuss the results of the test and recommend types of hearing instruments, if necessary.
Mercy St. Charles Hospital carries a full line of advanced, high quality hearing instruments, including digital instruments.


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2400 N Rancho Dr At Fiesta Hotel, Las Vegas, NV | Directions 8913036.230573 -115.224246
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New Name - Better Than Ever – It's now called simply the Fiesta Steakhouse. Gone are the girl on the swing and the huge block of swiss cheese. I say good riddance, because in place of them is now a better menu including all the favorites plus some great Italian selections, and lower prices! The rack of lamb is the best in town, great rotisserie chicken, and of course great steaks including a huge fillet mignon, ribeye, new york and more. Great seafood with a salmon to die for, and supurb Italian pastas, steaks and seafood selections. Atmosphere is comfortable, service is excellent, convienent to get to, with daily specials including a 9.95 prime rib! Best value in town. Oh, and you can still order the swiss cheese!
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Scottish Highlands Adventure (EUSE)
Scotland may be known for its whisky but it's also overflowing with glens, rivers, and lochs that are waiting for the adventurous. This energetic seven-day trip offers a combination of hillwalking, adrenaline-sport options, and local culture. Test your nerves rafting the River Tay's waters and settle them again sampling the local whisky. Admire the views around Ben Vrackie, Glen Shee, and the best of the Scottish Highlands. This is a great option for the typically independent traveller wanting to get further afield in the rolling hills.
Highlights: Raft the River Tay, hike down glens and up bens, sample Scotland's finest export: whisky
Ecuador Multisport (SEEM)
Speed is the watchword for this high-adrenaline active tour around Ecuador. Across nine action-packed days, you'll bike Cotopaxi (an Andean stratovolcano), raft down rushing rivers, trek the lush foothills of Baños, and much, much more. Best of all, you'll always travel with an experienced and passionate CEO who knows the quickest and most scenic routes to wherever you're headed. Remember, you're here for a great time, not a long time; slather on that sunscreen, strap on your helmet and hit the road/trail/surf!
Highlights: Whitewater-raft in the Amazon, trek to an active volcano, soak in mountain hot springs, speed down Cotopaxi Volcano on a mountain bike.
Alaska Hike, Bike & Raft (NUAB)
Alaska is the great American wilderness: Nature at its finest, with soaring peaks, rushing rivers and dense forest everywhere you look. During this 11-day active adventure, enjoy thrilling outdoor adventure inside this natural playground. Search for wildlife among the trees or get the heart racing on a whitewater-rafting excursion. Camping out by the river or sleeping in rustic cabins, this trip will bring out the nature lover in you.
Highlights: Hike on a glacial icefield among incredible wilderness views, camp by the river on an overnight whitewater rafting trip, hike in the shadow of Mt McKinley (Denali) – North America's highest mountain, enjoy hiking in Alaska's incredible remoteness
Turkey Active Adventure (ETAI)
A bridge between continents and cultures, Turkey has always been a meeting place for travellers eager to exchange just about everything. That trend continues with this activity-heavy romp through southern Turkey. Swap your trusty walking stick for a bike and a kayak as you hike, pedal, paddle and ride your way through the steep canyons of the Lycian Way, past ancient ruins, around peaceful olive groves, and into small villages untouched by time in the valley's of Cappadocia. Exercise should always be this inspiring.
Highlights: Ride the valleys of Cappadocia on horseback, enjoy local hospitality in remote villages, go sea kayaking in spectacular coves, cycle from the mountains to the coast, trek the Lycian Way, hike through ruins and Turkish villages.
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Outspoken Steaua Bucharest owner Gigi Becali has taunted Chelsea ahead of their clash in the last-16 of the Europa League, claiming they are too slow and don't have the desire to win the competition.
Thursday night's clash - live on ESPN UK - will be the first time that Romanian league leaders and the European Champions have met.
Steaua are on a high after knocking out Dutch giants Ajax in the previous round and Becali has laid down the challenge to his players for their next task.
"I think we can win this and I'm sure we will, you will see!" Becali was quoted as saying in the Sun. "Chelsea are a very good team but they are slow and we also want to win more. Alexandru Chipciu is going to be dynamite in midfield against Frank Lampard. You'll see, he will fly past him!
"This Steaua team is a group that cannot be beaten. I think we will score very early in the game, then score again on the counter-attack. Bang, bang, bang!"
Becali, who is never short of telling the press exactly what he thinks, made his millions in real estate but claims that he is not bothered by the prospect of coming up against Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich.
"To be honest, I'm not that interested in him," he added. "He's rich, he's a powerful man but I'm not desperate to meet him."


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Just Opened An old rice mill in New Orleans's historic Warehouse District has a new calling. The turn-of-the-century building opened in May as the new Wyndham Riverfront Hotel. Just a block from the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, the property offers 202 rooms, four meeting rooms, and a health club.
Marriott has affiliated with the Cincinnati Marriott Northeast, a 303-room hotel that opened in June. The property features 13,000 square feet of meeting space and includes a 6,300-square-foot ballroom that divides into seven sections.
Saddlebrook Resort-Tampa (FL) recently opened a three-and-a-half acre challenge course that includes ropes, logs, ladders, and wire cable to create an environment to develop teamwork skills.
The Crowne Plaza Hotel Washington, DC opened in June at 14th and K streets in the 1920s Beaux Arts-p;style building that was home to the Hamilton Hotel through the early 1970s.
Converting the building into a 318-room hotel with two club-level floors and 6,700 square feet of meeting space cost approximately $15 million.
Coming Attractions John Q. Hammonds Hotels, Inc. recently announced the Marriott name will grace its new Tucson property, scheduled to open in mid-October. Marriott University Park will offer 255 rooms and 9,000 square feet of meeting space near the main entrance to the University of Arizona.
In April, the digging began for the new Doubletree Hotel Atlantic City, a major new $87 million facility being constructed adjacent to the city's new Convention and Exposition Center. The hotel, expected to open in fall 1997, will complement the center with 500 rooms, a 12,000-square-foot main ballroom, a 3,800-square-foot junior ballroom, more than 4,000 square feet of meeting room space, and 37 hospitality suites.
More choices in Orlando: Universal City Florida has plans on the books for two new luxury properties. The Portofino Bay Resort at Universal City Florida, a Loews Hotel breaks ground next year and will open in 1999 with 750 rooms, 65,000 square feet of meeting space, and a comprehensive spa. On its heels, The Royal Bali Hotel at Universal City Florida, a Loews Hotel is slated to open in the year 2000 adjacent to an 18-hole golf course and tennis club. The Royal Bali will have 1,200 rooms and about 175,000 square feet of meeting space.
International Scene Westin Hotels has joined in a partnership with Demeure Hotels, which adds seven European properties to its portfolio. The Westin Demeure brand hotels now include The Grand in Amsterdam; Le Parc, Baltimore, Castille, and Marignan Elysees in Paris; 47 Park Street in London; and Hotel D'Angleterre in Geneva. Westin also has projects under construction in Bangkok, Thailand; Rio Mar, Puerto Rico; Surabaya, Indonesia; Philadelphia; Oklahoma City, and at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
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RO2 GOTY Edition available – Free Weekend Starts – New Trailer
by Alan Wilson on Thursday, May 24, 2012, under News
Polish up your rifles and grab some ammo – the Game of the Year Edition for Red Orchestra 2 has just been released! From now until Sunday 27 May, Red Orchestra 2 multi-player will be available completely free to play for everyone on Steam so get out there and give the game a try. Not only is the game free this weekend, but if you decide to pick it up before Monday we're selling it at 75% off! We've also created a trailer to showcase the new content added in the free GOTY Content Pack including the new map Mamayev Kurgan.
In case you've forgotten – the GOTY Content Pack is, of course, free to everyone who already owns the game and includes:
- "Action" mode – Featuring a crosshair, easier aiming and toned down recoil, reduced damage and open access to a wide range of weaponry Action mode is the perfect first step for players into the world of Red Orchestra.
- "Classic" mode blends the gameplay innovations of the new game with the tactical and edgy gameplay of the original giving the fans of the first game exactly what they want.
- Mamayev Kurgan – complete new map, featuring both close-quarters battles in trenches and bunkers, as well as longer ranged combat across the famous hill in Stalingrad
- Refined and improved gameplay across the board, vehicle improvements, and way better performance and polish. We listened to the community and based on their feedback refined and tweaked almost every major feature in the game!
So don't miss out, the free weekend is on now! Grab the game from Steam (http://store.steampowered.com/app/35450/) and don't forget and tell your friends.
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Banks >Town & Country Bank & Trust Co
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A schematic of the interaction of a soft magnetic dot with an applied magnetic flux.
A scanning electron micrograph of an Al loop with a Py dot at the center (Sample B). The white bar corresponds to .
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Congratulations to Drexel's 2013 Fulbright Finalists!
Congratulations to Adrienne Juarascio (jointly mentored by Evan Forman, James Herbert, Meghan Butryn, and Michael Lowe) who was just notified that she won the 2013 Theodore Blau Early Career Award for Distinguished Professional Contributions to Clinical Psychology. This prestigious award is presented jointly by the Society for Clinical Psychology (Division 12 of the American Psychological Association) and the American Psychological Foundation (given jointly with APF). The award will be presented to her at the American Psychological Association convention in Hawaii in August, and is in the amount of $5,000.
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No going back!
Took my pictures tonite!
Got lots of infos and be looking for more! Shoot me some ideas/tricks if you have any!
My whole family is excited about the recipes in the cookbook!
I need this. Lots have to get better around me and for the love of my family, they'll be so much happier with me!
When mommy is happy, everybody's happy!
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My name is Anne. I am 44 years old and have 5 kids ages 25, 24, 19, 7 and 6. I have always been proud that I have been able to stay in shape through all my pregnancies. The last few years I have had a lot of stress and have not been dealing with it the way I should. i got into the habit of relaxing with wine and snacks with my husband after the kids go to bed. I am at my heaviest weight now. I am 5'2 and weigh 149. I have tried body for life about 3 times in the past 12 years and I know it works. I always fall back on the eating plan and workout when I need to lose weight. ( even thought I have tried so many things over the years) This is what works. I have all the books and cookbook. I am re-reading them all, I lined up my photo shoot for Sept. 4th the day after I finish. I just got my EAS order and have made some great plans. My goal is to lose 30 pounds of fat and gain 5 pounds of muscle. Replace wine with a protein shake and I will be going to school to become a personal trainer in Oct. I know I will make this happen and I can't wait to get on a new ride.
Thanks for being here for me and everyone else:)
I am not sure if this went through the first time. Part of being a newbie I guess.. My name is Anne. I am 44 years old, 5'2 and 149 pounds. My goal is to lose 30 pounds of fat and gain 5 pound of muscle. I start June 11 and finish Sept. 3rd. I have five kids ages 25, 24, 19, 7 and 6. I have stayed in pretty good shape over the years, but this last year or two have been very stressful and I have started a bad habit of drinking wine and having a snack with my husband after the kids go to bed. I have started BFL 3 times but have not finished although the results were great. I am off to a great start. I nam re-reading all the books, I have my photo shoot lined up for sept.4th aned my EAS products got here yesterday. I will be starting personal training school in oct. so I want to be in the best shape of my life.
Looking forward to starting a new life!
Hi Everyone! I have been creeping around for about 3 days and after printing everything on the website and reading the information I decided to run to Barnes and Noble today after work and buy the book. I guess I am old school and need a tangible book in my hand. I heard about BFL many many years ago and thought it was for people that had NO experience working out or eating right. I now realize it's a rock solid foundation for a healthy lifestyle.
I'm 29, 5'5 148lbs (size 8) and my goal is to be a lean mean 125lb machine! (so cheezy I know)
About 4 years ago I went on an intense workout/diet plan with my then bf and went from 158 to 118 in 3 months. Now I am realizing that plan was very close to BFL. My family and friends kept saying stop losing weight, you're too skinny, you have no butt, blah blah blah. I was at the gym for 1 hr a day, did HIIT for cardio, and was a bartender so I was on my feet all night and ate incredibly healthy. No cheat days, no soda, junk, fried, or processed food. I've always loved working out so this routine was perfect.
I eventually left the bar and ended up at a desk job, gotta use that degree right?! So of course sitting for hours upon hours, going out to lunch, going out to happy hour, and having to go to the gym when the "after work crowd" was there caused me to give up and I packed on the L .B.'s. My weight in 2010 was 150.
I got engaged and went back to the gym..in Sept 2011 I got married and weighed 135 and was pretty comfortable with that. Then my favorite gym closed down this past February and I haven't been able to get into a groove since ( I HATE my new gym) and now I weigh...dun dun dun 148...10lbs away from my top weight. This is bad, I need to make a change.
I am looking to get into mega shape and creating good habits before having kids. I want to be a good example for them. I also have two beach vacations planned this summer and should have started this in March but oh well, never too late right?!
After typing up this little blurb about me, I am realizing change throws a wrench in my routine and I tend to give up. It shouldn't be "all or nothing". It should be "all or trying".
Here goes trying! :)
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