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Tuesday, December 1
Cranberry Orange Sauce
I know I already shared this Cranberry Orange Sauce recipe within the last week, but I finally took a picture of the final product and it's just too pretty not to share again! Besides, I don't think cranberries are only relegated to Thanksgiving, right?
I also know that I already posted a photo of this pie, but I just love the leaves on top. The picture has been BEGGING to make an appearance on the blog. I have acquiesced. I promise to stop putting fall-ish pictures up now that Thanksgiving is over and we are all roasting chestnuts on an open fire.
CRANBERRY ORANGE SAUCE (in case you missed it the first time!)
A recipe I found online somewhere, easy to make and very very yummy alternative to normal cranberry sauce on Thanksgiving
- 1/2 lb cranberries
- 1/2 C sugar
- 1/4 C orange juice
- zest of 1 orange
- 4 oranges separated, pith and membranes removed
Bring 1/2 C water to simmer. Add cranberries, sugar, OJ and zest. Simmer & stir until sugar dissolved and berries begin to pop, ~15 mins. Remove from heat – add orange segments
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COLLEGE PARK, Md., Mar. 19, 2013 - Maryland turned a four-run deficit into a four-run lead thanks to an eight-run sixth inning as part of a 10-7 win over James Madison in a non-conference baseball game on Tuesday afternoon at Shipley Field.
UM (13-7) swept the season series with the win, having also defeated JMU (11-8) 10-5 on Feb. 27 in Harrisonburg.
JMU led 5-1 after taking the lead with three runs in the fifth and one in the sixth. However, Maryland turned the tide quickly in the sixth. Kevin Martir's RBI single and Blake Schmit's RBI double got things started for the Terrapins. New JMU pitcher Chris Huffman (Fort Defiance, Va./Fort Defiance) inherited two runners in scoring position with one out and allowed both to score on a double to tie the game. White's two-run triple gave Maryland the lead while a sacrifice bunt by Kyle Convissar and K.J. Hockaday's double each scored runs to make it 9-1.
Maryland reliever Jake Drossner earned the win despite allowing four runs in two innings on five hits. LaMonte Wade was perfect the last two frames to earn the save. Huffman took the loss to fall to 1-2 after allowing five runs on six hits in 2 2/3 innings.
Senior second baseman Casey Goss (Springfield, Mo./Glenville) and senior outfielder Cole McInturff (Centreville, Va./Westfield) each drove in a pair of runs for JMU with McInturff also walking twice. Senior center fielder Johnny Bladel (Ashburn, Va./Stone Bridge) stayed hot with a pair of hits, an RBI and a walk. Sophomore left fielder Chad Carroll (Oakton, Va./Oakton) had two hits and scored twice while sophomore shortstop Tyler Duke (Troutville, Va./James River) also had two hits.
Schmit was 3-for-5 with two runs scored for Maryland. Charlie White, Wade and Hockaday each had two hits for Maryland, which had 14 in the game.
Tied 1-1 in the early going, JMU took the lead with three runs in the fifth on an RBI double by Goss . McInturff added a two-run single to left to make it 4-1. The Dukes added a run in the sixth on an RBI double by junior designated hitter Conner Brown (Richmond, Va./Godwin).
After Maryland struck for its big eight-run frame, the Dukes answered with two in the seventh on an RBI groundout by freshman catcher Bobby San Martin and Bladel's RBI single. However, Wade retired all six JMU batters faced while also receiving an insurance run in the seventh with the aid of a JMU error on a bunt attempt.
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During the keynote presentation today at Google I/O, Google announced the private beta release of Wave (our Google Wave API Profile), a new online communication and collaboration tool that allows for real time information exchange and much more.
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Google Wave is a product that helps users communicate and collaborate on the web. A "wave" is equal parts conversation and document, where users can almost instantly communicate and work together with richly formatted text, photos, videos, maps, and more. Google Wave is also a platform with a rich set of open APIs that allow developers to embed waves in other web services and to build extensions that work inside waves.
This is a feature rich product that also exposes several APIs that allow for additional integration and extensibility of "waves." You can check out the API documentation as well as several other developer resources to get an idea of the breadth of features and methods available for the API. Be sure to sign up for the private beta and request access to the developer sandbox as well.
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On top of that, with the Google Wave APIs, developers can take advantage of this collaborative system by building on the Google Wave platform. We want to expand upon that platform, which is why we've put together the initial draft of the Google Wave Federation Protocol, the underlying network protocol for sharing waves between wave providers.
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Here is one indicator: Diapers have moved from necessity to luxury in many low-income households. That's what a new Yale University study published in Pediatrics magazine has revealed. Researchers found that almost 30 percent of low-income women with young children cannot afford to buy enough of them. Latinas and grandmothers raising grandchildren find themselves most often in this dilemma, according to the study, which surveyed 877 low-income women in and around New Haven, Conn.
Some women in the Yale study reported spending 6 percent of their total income on diapers, which can run up to $100 a month, especially in barrios, where most women don't have cars and rely on local bodegas and convenience stores. "Three in 10 poor mothers report they cannot afford an adequate supply of diapers," the researchers concluded. This not only hurts the babies but the mothers, too.
The inability to afford something so basic as diapers is a window into the harsh reality of being poor in America today. But diapers are just part of the problem. The Department of Agriculture says that 17.6 million households experience hunger regularly. And, of the 23 million households that receive food stamps, three-quarters include children, the disabled or the elderly. Yet House Republicans think this is the right time to kick 4 million to 6 million food stamp recipients out of the program. There is something terribly wrong when we, as a society, can't ensure that every young child is getting enough to eat and is not having to sit around in a soiled diaper.
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Leftover Salmon Doubles Up at the Sheridan
Vince Herman and Drew Emmitt have more in common than a celebrated music project that dismembers the optimum pieces of mountain bluegrass and cajun rock: they take pride in doing it twice as hard as any other band in their lane. Nearly half a century into their upstream trek through the early festival and club circuits, the band that amalgamated from Herman's Salmon Heads and Emmitt's Left Hand String Band is still perpetuating their dramatic music narrative with fairly extensive touring and noteworthy studio releases.
The biggest change for the band has been the replacement of founding member and banjoist Mark Vann with a talented Andy Thorn. Following the untimely death of Vann in 2002, the band tried to regroup, but quickly found themselves entering a hiatus in 2004. While Helm put together the side project Great American Taxi, Emmitt connected with the String Cheese Incident frontman Bill Nershi to form the Emmitt-Nershi Band. A young Thorn was commissioned to add his picking skill set to the super duo's efforts outside of their roles as linchpins in two legendary bands. Apparently proving he could do more than just hang at that level of play, the banjo player was promoted to the majors, and has been playing with Leftover Salmon full time since 2010.
The result has been an increased show schedule and overwhelming positive feedback from the other Leftover band members that seem delighted by the shot in the arm Thorn has given the band in the studio and on the road. The band's latest release, Aquatic Hitchhiker, was the first in eight years and the sole studio effort to contain all original material. Produced by Los Lobos' Steve Berlin, who also plays on the album, Hitchhiker has a comfortable familiarity, and balances new influences from the member's side projects and current listening research of the genre they made what it is today. In the spirit of multiplying the Salmon, the Leftover guys will once again hit the Sheridan Opera House for a highly anticipated two-night run on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Leftover Salmon, Tue.-Wed., Feb. 26-27, Sheridan Opera House, Telluride, 9 p.m., $30-35. sheridanoperahouse.com
Nosotros and Grant Farm Go Back-To-Back at the Moon
Last year Telluride Jazz Festival patrons only had one problem to face when the event ended. As each set came to an unwelcome end, it grew more difficult to determine which act was the best of the top tier talent performing throughout the weekend. When the festival promoters pressed fans to single out one band that stood out, it was New Mexico's Nosotros and their Latin-soaked jazz funk that took top honors. Having been right in the center of the high energy dance pit that the Las Cruces musicians kick-started, I would be lying if I said this band did not pull off the sleeper set of the summer music season. Incredibly tight horns and non-stop onstage charisma had everyone from the front section to the chairs literally getting down. As a reward for their strong first impression, the guys have been invited back by the Telluride Jazz Society to headline the Winter Jazz Concert at Fly Me to the Moon Saloon. Taking their role as model performance musicians one step further, Nosotros will also participate in the Artists in the Schools educational program, comprised of two workshops at the schools: area youth will also get a rare chance to engage in informative and interactive music education with the band at The Palm Theater.
After Nosotros solidifies their place among Telluride's favorites, another impactful act will stop through for their second performance at the Moon. Coming to us with a reputation that speaks of national flatpicking champion titles won, and being a member of the famed Emmitt-Nershi Band, is what brought guitarist Tyler Grant to a place in music where he could start doing his own thing. So he did what any aspiring young musician in the Front Range would do - he started his own band. The result is an assembled team of eclectic artists that include former Leftover Salmon drummer Chris Misner, funky phenom Adrian Engfer on bass and Sean Foley holding it down on keys duty. The foursome took their clean slate and drove it right into the heart of a diverse assortment of roots music when recording their self-titled debut. The resulting eleven tracks are an odd procession through modern Americana, twangy bluegrass and smooth lounge rock.
In the live setting the band draws on the tutelage they received from touring with members of the String Cheese Incident and the Drew Emmitt Band to form a tight, jam-out driven approach to playing. Last September the guys blazed through two relentless sets in a packed room of people that had never even heard the band before. Now with more six months of time on the road to build their catalog and hone their skills even sharper, expect Grant Farm to take it up a notch. My advice for this one is to grab tickets early and come ready to get rocked.
Nosotros, Fri., Feb. 22; Grant Farm, Sat., Feb. 23, Fly Me To The Moon Saloon, Telluride, 10 p.m., flymetothemoonsaloon.com
Tim O'Brien Trades Instruments During Solo Performance
The soulgrass revival innovator and charismatic Hot Rize frontman Tim O'Brien sat solitary on the large Sheridan Opera House stage, yet appeared comfortable and ready to play on Monday night. With nothing but a guitar, mandolin, fiddle, a new beard, and his dry humor, O'Brien switched between well executed classic originals, staple covers, and timeless gospel tunes during the two sets. When he wasn't harmonizing with his stringed instruments, literally trading them out with ease as the mood struck, he would launch into random monologues about skiing Telluride, traveling in Europe, and picking with self-professed idols far advanced in their years. The line between the narratives in his songs and the stories he told blurred together. Highlights like "Crooked Road" and "Less and Less" only enhanced the personal anecdotes as the lyrics and tone matched his introspection. At one point he combined the two and literally picked and told a humorous tale about getting to trade licks with an 89 year old Doc Watson. Easily one of the more important figures in building the Colorado music environ, an intimate evening with him reinforced what everyone in Telluride already knows: Tim O'Brien is great.


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Bash tricks
A few basic tricks can liven up the command line and add a dash of color to your console.
The shell is the command line interpreter that interfaces between the user and the system. Among other things it interprets commands, wildcards and variables, links commands, and passes program output in to other tools or to files. Besides the Bourne Shell (Sh), Korn Shell (Ksh), C Shell (Csh), and Z Shell (Zsh), the Bourne Again Shell, or Bash for short, plays a prominent role on Unix-style systems – it has long established itself as the standard shell on Linux. Working with Bash is a lot more fun if you modify the prompt to suit your personal preferences, if you are familiar with the many keyboard shortcuts, and if you add more functionality by defining your own aliases and environmental variables. Attention!
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ERIE, Pa.—The U.S. Supreme Court rejected an Erie woman's appeal of her conviction and life sentence for her role in a bizarre bank robbery plot that left a pizza deliveryman dead when a collar bomb he was forced to wear exploded.
The Erie Times-News (http://bit.ly/UNrJPI) reports Tuesday that the high court refused to hear Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong's appeal of a 3rd U.S. Circuit Court opinion earlier this year that a judge properly refused to suppress statements in the case and properly determined she was mentally competent to stand trial.
She's serving life in prison. A federal court convicted Diehl-Armstrong of conspiracy and bank robbery charges in November 2010.
Deliveryman Brian Wells was killed when the bomb exploded after the bank robbery in August 2003.
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This is just a hypothetical arguement. I'm not on drugs, nor is anyone I know of.
The thing is: How much do drugs actually help? We all know they give the athletes who use them an unfair advantage but it is not a massive ammount.
Take for instance Ben Johnson he ran 9.79 supposedly on drugs. In my opinion he would have to have been at least a 9.90 athlete in the first place to be able to go that quick.
The point is drugs can't improve us that much. They can't do anything that is beyond the realms of human possibility without them. So much money and time is wasted debating whether or not an athlete is clean or not and how good the testing is, is it blood or urine tests, whether every athlete should be tested.
There is only one way to create a truly level playing field!!!!


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Some humans ain't human
Some people ain't kind
You open up their hearts
And here's what you'll find
A few frozen pizzas
Some ice cubes with hair
A broken Popsicle
You don't want to go there
You might go to church
And sit down in a pew
Those humans who ain't human
Could be sittin' right next to you
They talk about your family
They talk about your clothes
When they don't know their own ass
From their own elbows
Jealousy and stupidity
Don't equal harmony
Jealousy and stupidity
Don't equal harmony
Have you ever noticed
When you're feeling really good
There's always a pigeon
That'll come shit on your hood
Some humans ain't human
Some people ain't kind
They lie through their teeth
With their head up their behind
You open up their hearts
And here's what you'll find
Some humans ain't human
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Have a good weekend gentlemenz, and don't let the bitches get you down. If they don't always treat you like a human, just remember, it's about them, not you.
Hope everyone's chilling, having a brewski or whatever drink of choice. Respect for the brothers that don't imbibe. . I used to drink, I mean, I still do, but used to as well. Cheers.
Got laid off today. No big, I knew it was coming. When I moved from Phoenix to Washington I kept my old job in Phoenix and worked remotely. They got slow at Phoenix and transferred my cases back in-house.
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To be honest, I am kind of relieved. I hated working remotely, and knew this gig was going to end sooner rather than later.
So cheers brothers. Wish me luck next week!
Ultimately what I was doing was a dead end. I was on a contract/hourly basis. Would never get a raise/promotion/bonus and the work was going to dry up sooner or later, and then I would be back to square one.
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An NIAA memo Monday called Reed's field unsafe and unsuitable. A day later, the NIAA, which governs high school athletics in the Silver State, explained its decision to strip Reed's hosting rights.
"Knowing what that field looks like, and what I think could be a problem, I'm not going to allow people to play on it," NIAA Executive Director Eddie Bonine said, alluding to Reed's football field. "A game of this magnitude, I want to make sure playing conditions don't come into play."
Bonine issued those comments at a Tuesday afternoon press conference. Supporters of the Reed football program feel the Raiders' home-field advantage, which the team earned after winning a third-straight regional crown last weekend, has been erased with the decision. They wonder why the field was safe for the first two rounds of the postseason -- Reed wins over Douglas and Galena -- but no longer met that standard.
Bonine said he received complaints about the quality of Reed's field after both Reed's first and second-round regional playoff wins. He said the growing concern left him no choice but to look into the matter. Bonine, along with two Washoe County School District Police officers, a Reed groundskeeper and the head of the Northern Nevada Football Officials Association, inspected the RHS football field early Monday morning.
"There are patches with no grass, dirt areas. There's ruts in that field," Bonine said. "I was told when I went out there Monday there would be some slicing done to try and get the grass to come back up, but to my knowledge there's hasn't been any water on the field since the end of September."
One issue surrounding the venue change is the NIAA and the Washoe County School District's differing views regarding whether or not Reed's field is unsafe. While the NIAA made its view clear in Monday's decision to move the playoff contest to Manogue, the WCSD does not seem to be on the page.
The school district spelled out its stance in a statement issued late Tuesday afternoon exclusively to the Tribune. It said:
"Div. I, SYFL, and NIAA playoff contests at all levels -- youth, Freshmen, JV and varsity football and soccer games -- have been played on the Reed High School field over the course of this year without any concerns officially expressed to Student Athletics and Activities by an opposing school, parent group -- or to the WCSD's knowledge -- the NIAA. No problems have been reported over the course of theses games."
The statement went on to say ... "The NIAA did not disclose to the WCSD any specific reason(s) for that decision or give the WCSD an opportunity to remedy any concerns of the NIAA."
Bonine, who last Thursday asked the school district for an audit of Reed's field and to deem it safe in a document on district letterhead, said during Tuesday's press conference he got a similar response from the district last Friday, but added just because the district had not heard complaints and concerns, didn't mean the field was safe and suitable for state playoff football competition.
The NIAA chief admitted during the press conference his agency's decision to deem the field unsafe could cause long-term issues for the school district but he added his top priority was student-athlete safety now.
"It could (bring up concerns for the district)," said Bonine, who oversaw athletics for the WCSD before taking over in his current NIAA job in early 2007. "But anybody here could walk out there on that field and see the same things I saw. They'd have to ask themselves, would they want their kids playing on that?"
So should the WCSD have concerns about allowing athletic contests to continue on the Reed field in the future? Should the district's lawyers start considering the district's legal burden if student athletes are injured on a field already deemed unsafe by the state's governing body for prep sports?
"I would think so," said Paul Anderson, legal counsel for the NIAA. "Right now we're looking at the playoffs, which is an NIAA level. The regular season, those games are at the school district level. You have to remember, we're looking at the safety of our officials as well as primarily the student athletes."
Reed, the DI North champion will meet Sunrise Region champion Liberty in Saturday's state semifinal. Kickoff is set for 1:05 p.m.


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Visit our Fees page.
Are the halls open during breaks?
Yes! Halls are open over Thanksgiving, Winter, and Spring breaks and residents are welcome to stay as much time as they prefer. Resident Assistants are on duty 24hrs/day as is Campus Safety.
What are the bed sizes in the residence halls?
All beds are standard twin size beds. Bed frames are either lofts (provided in Crownhart Hall, Ross and Hawkes Halls, and Curran-McNeill 4th Floor, available for rent all other floors) or regular, bunkable wood frames. For more information on bed lofts look at the Bedloft.com web page. Partial proceeds from bed loft rentals go to the Residence Hall Association.
What things can/can't you have in the Res Halls?
A complete list can be found under the Rooms tab on the Residence Life homepage.
What happens if I lose my key/fob/mailbox key?
If you lose your key or fob, contact an RA in the building you live. You can do this by contacting them directly or by calling the duty phone during duty hours (7pm to 8am). They will issue you a temporary key and fob. You can also get a replacement key or fob for a small fee. For a replacement mailbox key, see the Union Desk in the Yellow Jacket Union (this too requires a small replacement fee). If you permanently lose your key or fob, there are recoring fees.
RA stands for Resident Assistant. This person is a student/staff member that works to develop resident interpersonal skills and community while performing administrative duties. They facilitate hall front desk operations, develop personal relationships with students, create programs for floors, enforce policies, and much more.If a resident has a problem, question, or concern this is the first person they should go to.
What are on campus living requirements?
Freshmen and sophomore students (students who have 56 credits or less) who are not veterans, married or living with parents or guardian AND who have not reached the age of 20 by the first day of classes of fall semester are required to live on campus. Students who live with a guardian less than 35 miles away from campus may be considered a Commuter and live off campus. This is a UW System policy.
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For more information see the Aviands web page.
Mail is delivered in the late morning daily (except for Sunday). Residents can get their mail with a key in the YU during their hours of business. Each person who lives in the residence halls receives their own personal mailbox. Ross/Hawkes residents get their mail at Ross/Hawkes.
Yes, as long as both roommates (if applicable) agree to the guest's visit. We ask that guests stay no longer than 3 days. Guests must be escorted at all times through the residence halls.
Parking passes are available through parking services for students and visitors. Daily parking permits are also available. For more information see the Parking Services web page.
Both washers and dryers are available in the basement of every residence hall. It costs $1.25 to both wash and dry. Change machines are also available in the laundry rooms.
What happens if I want to change roommates?
Changing roommates is is allowed. We strongly encourage you to meet with your roommate, talk with your RA, and perhaps have a mediated conversation with your roommate before you request to change. Too change roommates, fill out the Room Change Request Form.
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Courtesy hours are always in effect and quiet hours last from 10pm to 10am on weeknights and 12am to 12pm on weekends. During these times a resident can call a "Duty Cell Phone" which an RA on duty has. The RA can address any problem a resident may have, including a noisy neighbor.
Small fish in tanks 20 gallons or less are the only animals allowed in the residence halls.
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Valentine's Shadow Frame
This cheery piece of home décor makes a great gift for parents and grandparents. And it's fun and easy to make with the Cricut Expression machine.
Designed by Georgina Jarvie
Material List
- Cricut Expression® Personal Electronic Cutter
- Cricut® A Child's Year Cartridge
- Cricut Simply Sweet Cartridge
- Cardstock: Green, Green Glitter, Dark Pink, Light Pink, Pink Glitter, Pink and Green Patterned, Dark Brown, Tan
- Pink and Green Patterned Ribbon (1-yard)
- Buttons: Green (2), Red (1)
- Embroidery Floss: Light Pink, Dark Pink
- Shadow Frame with 9½-inch x 5¾-inch opening
- Sanding Oval
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- Acrylic Paint: White or Pale Pink
- Paintbrush
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- Paper Trimmer
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- Double-sided Tape
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- Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
Project Instructions
Step: 1
Sand frame and wipe away crumbs. Apply two coats of paint. Let dry.
Step: 2
Create base: Cut one 10 3/8-inch x 6 5/8-inch block of tan cardstock. Cut one 10 1/8-inch x 6 3/8-inch block of green cardstock. Cut one 9¼-inch x 5 5/8-inch block of light pink cardstock. Cut one 8¾-inch x 5¼-inch block of dark pink cardstock. Layer over one another using doubled foam mounting squares.
Step: 3
Cut main image: Using A Child's Year cartridge and dark brown cardstock, cut one 5-inch <Vlntines>. Repeat cut using pink glitter cardstock. Cut out hearts from pink glitter cut and layer over dark brown cut using foam mounting squares. Adhere image to base using double foam mounting squares.
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Cut XOXO: Using Simply Sweet cartridge and pink and green patterned cardstock, cut 2-inch letters to spell XOXO. Repeat cuts using green cardstock and Shadow feature. Layer letters, using center of the Os, not the actual Os. Tie dark pink embroidery floss into bows through green buttons. Adhere buttons to Os using glue gun.
Step: 5
Cut heart and flowers: Using green glitter cardstock, press Shift and cut one 1½-inch <heart1>. Using green cardstock, cut one 3½-inch <flower>. Using pink and green patterned cardstock, cut one 3-inch <flower>. Layer heart over patterned flower using double-sided tape. Layer patterned flower over green flower using foam mounting squares. Tie light pink embroidery floss into a bow through red button. Adhere to center of heart using glue gun.
Step: 6
Spray dry frame with sealer. Let dry.
Step: 7
Adhere green and pink patterned ribbon to right hand side and bottom of frame as shown. Adhere flower to upper right hand corner. Adhere XOXO to bottom left of frame using foam mounting squares. Place base in frame.
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Holt: Finding balance between restriction and overeatingI started using eating as a coping mechanism when I was 15 or 16. If I could say something – anything – to my teenage self to stop her, I would.
By: Meredith Holt, INFORUM
I started using eating as a coping mechanism when I was 15 or 16.
If I could say something – anything – to my teenage self to stop her, I would.
But even if I had that ability, what would I say? Sometimes I don't know what to say to my current self.
Dr. Michelle May has a few ideas.
I've received her e-newsletter for years, so I was excited to meet her Monday at Mikey Hoeven's Women's Wellness Expo in Fargo.
During her seminar, she said "you feel stuffed but strangely unsatisfied" when you eat for the wrong reasons.
It's true.
"I was using food to deal with stress," May said. "Weight was the side effect."
Those could have been my own words.
Have you ever heard this exchange?
"I eat my feelings."
"You must have a lot of feelings."
Har har.
I'm often asked how I finally took control and lost over 100 pounds.
Sometimes I struggle with the answer. It's usually some variation of "I ate less and moved more."
I don't like rigidity, I don't follow the rules, and I've never been able to stick to a diet.
May, author of "Eat What You Love, Love What You Eat," says you don't have to give up eating for enjoyment, which is good, because I'm not going to.
Even the healthiest, most normalized eaters eat for enjoyment. Food is fun.
Instead, she teaches you to "balance eating for nourishment with eating for enjoyment without deprivation or guilt."
Now that I can do. I think.
For me, the "mindful eating" concept May teaches falls somewhere between obsessive tracking and restriction and out-of-control overeating.
Now my eating's a mix of mindless and mindful.
I bought a bag of the new Blizzard Oreos. Mindless.
I made them last several weeks. Mindful.
On Tuesday morning, keeping May's words in mind, I picked a banana instead of the breakfast croissant at Moxie, though not without staring at it for a minute.
Then, on Tuesday afternoon when I hit a wall writing this column, I took a break and went to the Taco Bell drive-thru for chalupas.
It evens out, right?
Last weekend at Texas Roadhouse, I ate one too many of their heavenly honey buns, but I took the top off my pulled-pork sandwich.
(Ideally, I'd have no honey buns, ever. But they're amazing.)
That's what it's about: choices.
Sure, I could make better choices more often, and if I did, I'd probably hit my goal weight faster.
But I want to enjoy life during the process, even if it means a little sour cream and cinnamon butter.
Forum reporter Meredith Holt has lost 105 pounds since May 2010. She will share stories of her weight-loss journey in her column, which runs the first and third Friday of each month in SheSays.
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Lopaka's Family Lodge is a beautiful, and immaculate unit in a tropical setting located right above downtown Hilo. It is a spacious (800 sq. ft.) 1 BR, 1BA and comes with everything you need including washer & dryer. The private entrance is up a short six step stairway. Parking is right outside the lodge.
The lodge is nestled in a lovely neighborhood with friendly neighbors where cool mountain breezes and a 200 sq. ft lanai (covered patio) await you at the end of a hot day! You'll be 10 minutes from downtown Hilo, 15 minutes to the mall for shopping, and 30 miles from the volcano viewing area!
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The lodge's kitchen includes all the modern conveniences: dishwasher, microwave, toaster, coffeemaker, refrigerator, range, garbage disposal, blender, rice cooker, salad spinner, and more. The lodge's owner provides free coffee, tea, creamer, sugar, and truvia. You can dine at the breakfast bar or dining area.
The beautifully decorated bedroom has a queen bed, new desk with comfortable cushioned chair, free WIFI, walk-in closet, and clock radio with CD player. There is also a twin day bed with trundle in the living room that can accommodate two guests.
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Nightly rate includes a maximum of 4 (2 adults and 2 children). Extra fee of $25 per adult per night applies for 3 or more adults.
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Sitting here at 21-0 I can't help but feel that we Cats fans are in for something special this season. We have already broken records such as: longest winning streak in program history(21-0), best start being undefeated to start a season (21-0), longest consecutive run at #1 for 7 weeks (maybe 8 if we win @ Cal). And we are one of 3 undefeated teams still in February, which hasn't been done since the 70's. Stanford has the record year in Pac-12's history going 26-0 in 2004 before losing (we have a chance to eclipse that record). We have a player in Nick Johnson that is not only the front-runner for conference player of the year, but is very much in the mix for National POY. Also Aaron Gordon is in discussion for National Freshman of the year honors. At this point, I think, we have made a clear case to be a #1 seed in the NCAA Tourney, giving us the best OPPORTUNITY to reach the Final Four, or National Championship.
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With how good and well- balanced our team is this year, I just think Miller has all the keys set out right in front of him for a VERY special season (not to mention a TRUE point guard). I'm going out on a limb and saying that it is literally Final Four or bust. I think if we fail to at least reach the Final Four this year that we haven't proved anything but us being a good team, not a GREAT or ELITE team. Now I understand that in March, anything can happen, but I just believe we are too well coached and fluid and determined as a team to back down. So, as the title reads, this is Miller's year to win a Championship, and I'm watching closely to see if he will execute. But, so far so good.


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When it comes to the Central Florida concert scene in 2012, the spotlight was shared by the kids and the classic stars old enough to be their grandparents.
Often enough, both ends of the generational spectrum acquitted themselves admirably.
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When Elton John came to town with his "Greatest Hits" tour, that title was more than an idle boast for the marquee. In his generous Amway show, the singer-songwriter faithfully delivered plenty of monster hits — "Tiny Dancer," "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" and others — mixed with lesser known gems such as "Grey Seal" and "Holiday Inn."
In the same way, Diana Ross still glittered musically and visually at Universal's Mardi Gras concert series.
In Tampa, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band showed that songs from the new "Wrecking Ball" dovetailed nicely into the band's signature anthems. The show at the St. Pete Times Forum was an emotional farewell to sax man Clarence Clemons, who died at age 69 in 2011.
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Fleetwood Mac star Lindsey Buckingham put on an astounding one-man show in the venue's main room. At the smaller, 300-seat side, memorable sets included Texas swing outfit Asleep At the Wheel.
The Plaza also is home for solid homegrown faves, such as the Jambando series and New Orleans-flavored Beth McKee. Here's hoping that local component won't be lost amid the national acts.
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Six years ago, I received the business opportunity I had been longing for: A major parenting magazine hired me to write a bi monthly feature on child development. It was steady work at a great pay rate that would result in fantastic portfolio... ➡
7 Strategies To Work Successfully From Home
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How to Deal with Difficult Clients
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The Basics of Budgeting
The following is an excerpt from "Art & Numbers: A Financial Guide for Artists, Writers, Performers, and Other Members of the Creative Class." We also picked Elaine's brain on money management for the creative class. Check out that Q&A here.... ➡
Money Management for the Creative Class
A Q&A with Elaine Grogan Luttrull, Author of "Arts & Numbers" ➡
A Guide to Establishing Separate Bank Accounts
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