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Now, I'm not terribly overweight but I am on the shorter side at 5' 2" and getting older. Every 5 lbs. can feel like a different clothing size when you're "vertically challenged"! As of today I weigh 124 lbs. and I'm sick of it! I've spent the last 4 hours putting together a 3 ring binder to organize my work outs and I've planned this week's work outs all ahead of time so I have no excuse. I've noticed in the last year some fat starting to stick to my belly which is usually flat, my energy levels decreasing and my eating habits getting worse as I've changed jobs and am on the road more. I am going to do something about this now before one day waking up and looking at my body and thinking "what the heck happened"! Wish me luck, tomorrow is day one - I know I am going to hate that early AM wake up alarm but I have to do this.... I created a weekly "visual" progress sheet so I am going to take photos every week. The photo today made me sick so I'll think of that tomorrow AM :) Good luck to everyone else, we're worth it!!
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Good luck with the program and hope it succeeds for you. Why don't you post diet and workouts on here see how you get on.
Thank you! My sister and I did it several years ago and the results were amazing, I want to look and feel that way again! Also, I hope to inspire others to get into shape and you cannot do that unless you have done it yourself. Once I start to feel good about my progress maybe I'll post pics - not right now, the image of myself hurts too much! Ha, ha!!
Well good luck hope it works out.
Oh no I wasn't asking to show pics lol. Just diet and workout sheet.
Good Luck to you. I will be trying the program...again. I didn't make it through the first week. I hope to do better this time around.
Thank you. I am tired of my own excuses, time to just do it. My husband just booked our vacation, I have 3 weeks to work hard so I can feel good on vacation - that is a great motivator!I AM GOING TO DO THIS, YOU CAN TOO!
I started on the 4th. I didn't think I would make it through week 1, but when you've finally had it with your life...it's easy. I actually didn't have much trouble getting out of bed. The most important key to making it through those first very long, very sore, days was SLEEP! I took so many naps! My unsolicited advice for your first week; sleep, sleep, sleep! Good luck!
Good luck with your challenge. I completed my first challenge back in September of 2012 and now that all the holidays are over I am starting phase 2 of my transformation. I had great success last year and lost 46lbs but even more than that I went from being wheelchair bound to being able to walk again. The real key is to stay focused on progress and not perfection.
People have bad days. I have had many that have wrecked my previous attempts at the challenge, jobs, relationships, etc. I was so focused on perfection that the slightest of mistakes on my part sent me into a destructive spiral wiping out any progress I made. The key to success after your buddies talk you into getting a pizza or going for a drink, missing a workout, etc. is that you still have EVERY other day of your life to do better next time. I was able to keep that in mind during my last challenge for the first time and wouldn't you know it I completed my challenge and reached all of my goals by the end.
I am starting my 2nd challenge today so I will be here to help share success and failure with you as we do battle with our lifestyles to bring about positive changes in our lives.
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No, I didn't think that, sorry! I just saw others were brave enough to post their pics too. Yes, I will upload my work outs, just scanned my first work out! :)
This was in response to toffeeman
Thank you! Good luck with Phase 2!! I conquered the first work out!!
Great job! I just got home from the gym too.
Just finished my third work out. I feel amazing and so committed! I also found a new app called Songza that is great! If you like to listen to music while working out check it out, it's free!
I started on 2/11/13 too Bobbi Sue and same as you...I am not horribly overweight but so sick and tired of what I have become 'all of the sudden'. I just turned 40 two wks ago. This is my first 'diet'. But I am not using that word. I am using LIFE CHANGE. It is all about my previous bad habits and how they need to change. Day 3 and I am still excited. And the food isn't bad. :) Good luck to both of us!
Hello HeyTriciaC! That's right, LIFE CHANGE!! I just had my 5th work out & feeling awesome! Although I can hardly walk up & down stairs because my legs hurt so much but it's a good hurt because I know my workout was effective! I am taking my photos every week & taking my measurements so I can do a weekly log "visually". I know I won't see much the first couple of weeks but think it will be interesting to see the "visual transformation" at the end with the photos! Good luck to you too!! WE CAN DO THIS!!
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Beautiful glass beads are combined for a golden, eye-catching necklace.
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Material List
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- Bead Landing™ Chain – Gunmetal
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- Toggle Closure
- 28g Wire, 28g – Silver
- 22g Wire, 22g – Silver
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Cut a long section of 28g wire. Using a crochet hook (F or G) use the 28g wire, make a slip knot about 3" from the end. Slide the crochet hook into the slip knot opening. On the other end of the wire string approximately 25 assorted sized and colored lampwork beads. Gently close off the end so that the beads don't fall off the wire. Wrap the long end of the wire over the crochet hook, right below the hook. Bring the wire over the hook from the back to the front. Slide the hook through the slip and make sure each stitch stays on the hook to make one chain stitch. Continue to crochet 5-6 chain stitches. Then slide a bead down the wire and wrap the bead into your stitch, capturing it in the chain stitch; you can pull the wire tight to the bead or leave loose depending on which look is preferred. Crochet approximately 3 chain stitches between the beads. Continue to make the chain as long or short as desired or until the beads have all been captured into the chain.
NOTE: Leave an equal amount of chain stitches at the end of the chain as in the beginning of the chain.
Create a circle in the center of the crochet chain and then one additional circle on either side. Set aside.
Cut a 6" piece of wire. Create a wire loop by using the tip of your chain nose pliers and grasp the wire directly above the beads. Bend the wire into a right angle. Position the round nose pliers vertically into the bend and bring the wire over the top of the pliers. Move the pliers round part into the curved wire. Wrap the wire down and around the bottom of the pliers to create a loop. Hold loop with the pliers. Wrap the wire tail around the stem of the wire, keeping it snug to the stem. Cut excess wire and press end close to stem with your pliers. Slide onto open end of wire onto a lampwork bead, use spacer beads or crystals on either side of the bead if desired. Repeat the steps to complete the wire wrap, being sure to attach to the loop onto the last wire wrapped section before finishing wrap.
Repeat for both sides of the necklace until desired length has been reached. This forms the backside of the necklace.
Open a jump ring with the pliers and attach the toggle closure to one of the wire wrapped sections of the necklace on one side and the toggle bar to the other side of the wire wrapped section of the necklace. Close jump rings securely.
Open a jump ring with the pliers and attach to the bottom loop of one side of the wire wrapped lampwork beads.
Place gunmetal and brushed gold chain onto the jump ring on one side of the necklace. Close jump ring securely.
Wire wrap the end of the crochet chain to the jump ring. Refer to Step 3 for creating the loop if needed.
Open jump ring with pliers and place on the remaining wire wrapped section of the necklace.
Repeat Step 8 to connect the remaining section of the crochet chain to the opposite side of the necklace.
Wrap the 2 chains through the necklace to create a draped chain effect under each of the crochet circle loops on the crochet chain. Use a small piece of wire or jump rings if needed to secure the chain in place so that it does not move when wearing.
Attach the ends of the gunmetal and brushed gold chain to the open jump ring and close jump ring securely.


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This is a discussion on Looking for information on New Zealand within the Hunting Australia & New Zealand forums, part of the HUNTING OUTSIDE OF AFRICA category; Hello everyone, I have been offered a very attractively priced stag hunt with Kiwi Wilderness Safaris which is ran by ...
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Looking for information on New Zealand
Hello everyone, I have been offered a very attractively priced stag hunt with Kiwi Wilderness Safaris which is ran by Peter Chamberlain. I have never hunted the South Pacific and I would appreciate any information on this outfit. Thanks, Jim
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Peter Chamberlain has a good reputation. New Zealand is a very small country with about 4 million population. The hunting & outfitting community is very small. Anyone with a dodgy reputation or lower end operation is quickly identified.
You need to know what you are getting. Ask all the questions.
Is this free range WILD deer or is it "farmed" deer that has gone feral in the last few years? Big antlered stags coming out of NZ are mostly ex-farm stock or stags released to breed with feral / wild deer on a farm (anything from 200 to 70,000 acres). behind the wire "hunting" is common among some outfitters - though the area may be a few hundred acres & you may not see the wires!! You will not get big 12 point or larger stags in true wild deer with outfitters. Such animals are extremely rare - like finding a Jaguar in Texas.
A bit of background summary.... Feral / wild deer are classed as vermin in NZ. Helicopters are given licences to shoot & recover any animal of any age for processing as venison & export to Europe. Poison bait (1080 poison) is spread in forests to control possum & deer. Every 5 years or so about 60% to 70% of the deer in an area are killed in this manner. So we do not have a population of mature wild deer older than 4 year. The rare animal that survives even up to 10 or 12 years is extremely rare & very hard to find. Because of hunting pressure & helicopter culling, animals tend to stay in thick bush & this also limits antler development. Red deer are by habit & preference an open country animal. The same goes for Fallow stag hunting in most cases.
On the other hand you can get fantastic wild Sika stag hunting (very sneaky buggers) and also some rare but good sambar hunting if you can find it. Good guides can help you here. You can also get excellent Chamois & Himalayan Tahr hunting. While these are also culled, they breed fast & a viable huntable population is maintained. I will be hunting Tahr in the Mount cooke area from 22nd May for 3 days. My first such trip after Tahr & I am really excited as I am originally from India have always wanted to hunt these magnificent animals.
Also check out on some Canada Goose hunting - you may be able get a good hunt. Some people can shoot upt to 20 birds a day & 3 or 4 hunters could get 40 or 50 of them. Again they are treated as a pest to farmers & culled in the 1000s when they moult in Feb!
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Thank you for the information Vetaikaran. This trip will be mostly for my long suffering wife who would like to go somewhere besides Africa. I have been promising for years to take her to New Zealand and I would like to make sure that she has a good time and gets to shoot a stag. She does not care if it is behind a fence or not as long as the property is large. Again, thanks for the info. Jim
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I grew up in Texas hunting, trapping and running pigs with dogs and miss it!
I've taught special ed in Alaska for 5 years and want to see the world before I get too much older! So, when I decided to leave Texas, Alaska and Africa were the two top places on my list. Now that I've lived in the bush here in Ak, I'd like to go to Africa but, after researching, I'd like to look at some other options, New Zealand, etc.
So, I need to do some research as to where would be a great place for me to teach, not necessarily special ed, but I am certified in K-8 regular ed and K-12 special ed.
I've done 5 years here in native bush villages and 7 years in the black community back home in Texas, so, living in a small village and being a minority would be great, but, not sure if it is a possibility and what the downfalls are. I'd like to subsistence, live off what I harvest, as much as possible, that has been the nice thing about living here in Ak.
So, any specific info about areas, villages, jobs, school districts, churches, OR where NOT to live, would be great. I have learned to ask about the negatives and where NOT to live after coming to Ak, there is alot more racial problems here than I had ever heard about, so it was a surprise, especially after living down in the south.
Of course I would like to hunt more than hogs, but, I would like very much to get back into the life style of raising dogs to hunt.
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As part of the new legendary foursome (don't forget PONY, people!), Terrakion boasts a unique type combination and some pretty beastly base stats to take advantage of it offensively. The great type coverage granted by its STABs alone essentially allows Terrakion to do whatever it wants with its last two moveslots. Because of these factors, Terrakion can be one of the best stat-boosters in the game, one of the best Choice Band users in the game, or one of the best revenge killers in the game when equipped with a Choice Scarf. With this offensive diversity, Terrakion is one of the best offensive threats in the game that every team should be prepared for, and everyone should consider using.
Stop me if I'm talking too much about how great Terrakion's offensive typing is, but the Choice Band set truly exemplifies just how fantastic its STABs really are. Choice Band Terrakion essentially boils down to, "Click its appropriate STAB for the situation and watch things take massive amounts of damage." Additional factors, such as great Speed, a resistance to Stealth Rock, and solid bulk make Terrakion arguably the best Choice Band user in the OU metagame.
Because Terrakion's STABs are just so balling, the last two moves in the set serve very limited functions. X-Scissor hits the bulky Psychic-types a bit harder than Stone Edge does, while also having the upside of being 100% accurate. Sacred Sword is a solid option in the fourth moveslot for situations in which you want to use your Fighting-type STAB without being forced to lower Terrakion's defenses. Quick Attack, normally a terrible option on just about everything that learns it, is somewhat viable on Terrakion. Because Terrakion doesn't need a coverage move in that last slot, Quick Attack becomes a solid situational, last resort move if you need to knock that last 15% off Latios.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
While other Terrakion sets are more focused towards sweeping and punching holes, this set focuses more on supporting its teammates by setting up Stealth Rock. Terrakion makes for an excellent user of Stealth Rock due to the many switches it forces with its heralded STABs. This Terrakion set is best used in the lead position, as it can get up Stealth Rock right off the bat and threatens common weather inducing and entry hazard-setting leads. With Taunt, it can also stop most setup sweepers that might choose to lead in their tracks. Another reason why Terrakion is an excellent user of Stealth Rock is that it can beat a common spinner—Forretress—as well as Espeon and Xatu which reflect Stealth Rock and Taunt. Very few Stealth Rock users can beat Espeon and Xatu, so this is a major advantage over other users. In addition, Terrakion is pretty much the only Stealth Rock user not named Tyranitar that is legitimately threatening to sun teams and their most common methods of preventing Stealth Rock from being set up, namely Forretress and Xatu. Stone Edge and Close Combat hit most of a sun team for heavy damage and Stealth Rock is a pain for Fire-types such as Volcarona, Victini, and Ninetales on said teams. Terrakion is also not setup bait for opposing entry hazard setters, unlike Ferrothorn and Forretress. Swords Dance can be used over Taunt to bluff one of the more traditional Terrakion sets and to provide immediate pressure in the lead position and later in the game after Stealth Rock has already been set up. As a final note, Stealth Rock Terrakion is often unexpected, which gives it more opportunity to set it up.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Besides Gliscor, Slowbro, Landorus-T, and a few obscure counters that struggle to reach even 2% usage in OU, the only way to deal with Terrakion is through status or revenge killing. Now, imagine if it had a way to get around status users and revenge killers—that would be a sight to behold wouldn't it? If this behemoth managed to set up, the opponent would surely be stuck between a rock and a hard place. Well, why are you still imagining? Substitute + Swords Dance Terrakion does just that! With Substitute, the terracotta warrior can now block those ever so annoying Thunder Waves, Will-O-Wisps, and Toxics. Furthermore, Substitute acts as a buffer against annoying revenge killers, such as Alakazam and Starmie, who now must waste a turn breaking the Substitute, and are destroyed by a powerful STAB move in return. Most importantly, though, Terrakion is cushioned from priority moves, such as Scizor's Bullet Punch, and with its newly found fly swatter, can crush the red bug in cold blood.
While Substitute is certainly the distinguishing move on this set, it is important to note that without Terrakion's fantastic stats, movepool, and offensive typing, this set wouldn't be nearly as effective. Swords Dance skyrockets Terrakion's Attack to terrifying levels. Even Gliscor and Slowbro must think twice about coming in, because if they are damaged prior to the encounter, a +2 Stone Edge can still break through. Its Fighting- and Rock-type STAB combination provides fantastic coverage, resisted only by a select few lower-tier Pokemon. Close Combat is Arceus's gift to Fighting-types; backed by Terrakion's immense power, it is one of the most fearsome moves in the metagame. Stone Edge rounds off this brute's set, allowing it to barbarically tear apart opposing teams.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
As mentioned in the Overview, Terrakion has amazing offensive typing, and combined with its bulk, has the freedom to do what very few other Pokemon in the game are able to: run a double boosting set. This gives Terrakion the versatility to be a fantastic weapon against both offensive and defensive teams. Against offensive teams, Rock Polish allows Terrakion to use its great STABs and the boost from Life Orb to run through them. Against slower, defensive teams, Terrakion can amplify its raw power with a Swords Dance, since it is unlikely to require the Speed boost. Also, it isn't that uncommon to find yourself in a situation where you are able to boost both Speed and Attack.
Air Balloon versus Life Orb is the biggest question you have to ask yourself when using Double Boosting Terrakion. Air Balloon is extremely useful for setting up in those frequent situations where you need to avoid an Earthquake. The most obvious scenario is getting an extra boost against Gliscor. Life Orb, on the other hand, adds to Terrakion's raw power, allowing it to nail a number of KOs that it normally wouldn't get. It really comes down to personal preference and which item is best suited for your team. Choose wisely!Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Many of the same factors that make Terrakion an amazing Choice Band user lend themselves to making Terrakion one of the best Choice Scarf users in the game as well. Its blazing Speed allows it to safely revenge kill some of the biggest threats in the game. The moves are self-explanatory if you read the Choice Band set. Close Combat and Stone Edge are your two powerful STAB moves and X-Scissor covers bulky Psychic-types. The fourth slot is, once again, essentially useless, so run whatever you feel like. Rock Slide is the first option merely because its ability to flinch can be useful in a pinch, while other options such as Earthquake provide redundant coverage.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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I'm sure you've already looked through Terrakion's moveset and thought, "Whoa it learns Calm Mind!" Yes, yes it does learn Calm Mind. It's arguably Terrakion's best set; however, for some reason, the Quality Control guys won't let me list it first in this analysis. In a similar (and more serious!) vein, Terrakion also learns Work Up. The only use for it would be to lure Gliscor into a +1 Hidden Power Ice. The problem with that idea is that using Work Up as your opponent switches to Gliscor is a dead giveaway that you're rocking Hidden Power Ice. If you want Terrakion to act as a Gliscor lure, you're much better just pumping a ton of EVs into Special Attack so that it doesn't see it coming until it's already dead. Terrakion can also make use of Protect on some sets, which can be used to scout against Choice-locked Pokemon such as Rotom-W and Scizor; however, in order to use this, it sacrifices an important moveslot for a move that is only useful in a niche situation, and as such Protect is usually inferior to Terrakion's standard options.
Terrakion also learns Taunt, which obviously makes a Taunt/Swords Dance set an option. However, most of Terrakion's counters are simply going to attack it straight up, meaning there are very few situations in which Taunt would be anywhere near useful. Maybe against Skarmory I guess? Yeah, that makes sense.
Checks and Counters
If there was an award in OU for "most difficult Pokemon to switch into," here's your winner. Slowbro is probably the best check you'll find in OU, although a Stone Edge boosted by a Choice Band or a Swords Dance boost will hit like a truck. Gliscor and Landorus-T are also good checks, though they will be taking a ton from Stone Edge from those sets. Mew, Reuniclus and Jellicent also fall into the similar category. There is light at the end of the tunnel though; Terrakion needs to hit two consecutive Stone Edges to KO any of these Pokemon. Hippowdon can also tank a hit and Slack Off. You may be inclined to use Skarmory as your Terrakion counter, but despite its good Defense, Skarmory is ravaged by a Close Combat from the Choice Band or Swords Dance set, allowing it to only deal with Terrakion that lack Attack boosts.
Terrakion can be hard to check because of its great Speed. Scizor and Azumarill are two Choice Band users that can stop any Terrakion set dead in its tracks with their STAB priority attacks. Infernape can also do a good chunk of damage with Mach Punch; Conkeldurr can do the same and can also, at high health, survive a non-boosted Close Combat and go for the OHKO with Drain Punch after Stealth Rock. Latios and Tornadus can outspeed and hit Terrakion hard with Psyshock or Hurricane, respectively. Gengar and Starmie can smash it with Focus Blast and Hydro Pump, while Espeon can hit it hard with Psychic. Gengar deserves a special mention because it can Disable Stone Edge, crippling Terrakion instantly. Dugtrio does what he does best and can trap Terrakion with Earthquake. Wobbuffet knocks Choice-locked versions of Terrakion out of the park and will make them think twice before spamming Close Combat. Choice Scarf users such as Rotom-W and other Terrakion are also fantastic checks.
Ironically, Terrakion's best counters litter the lower tiers, with examples being Golurk, Nidoqueen, Claydol, and Tangrowth. If you're feeling desperate, then one of these is your best bet.


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Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead from The Wizard of Oz (Barbra Streisand and Harold Arlen version) is featured in The Purple Piano Project, the first episode of Season Three. It is sung by Kurt and Rachel.
The song is sung in preparation for their NYADA gathering, but when they go to the event, they are stunned by how many people out there have the same dreams and are exact copies of themselves.
Once there was a wicked witch in the lovely land of OZ
And a wickeder, wickeder, wickeder witch that never, ever was
She filled the folks in Munchkin Land with terror and with dread
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The joyous news that the wicked old witch was finally done in
Ding Dong, the witch is dead (Which old witch?)
Well, uh, the wicked witch (Oh)
Ding Dong, the wicked witch is dead (Oh we know, happy day)
Wake up you sleepy head (Rub your eyes)
Get out of that bed
Wake up, the wicked witch is dead
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Let's open up and sing
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Sing the news out
Hehehe, Ding Dong, the merry-oh, sing it high, sing it low
Let them know the wicked old witch is dead
Why, everyone's glad she took such a crownin'
Getting hit by a house is even worse than drownin'
Rachel and Kurt:
Let 'em know the wicked old witch is dead
- This song is the jazz version of the original song.
- There are multiple shots from behind the band at the back of the stage that show a witch hat in the middle of the stage. However, all of the shots from the front show no hat.


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February 23-24, 2014.
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The mission of the College Student Affairs Administration (CSAA) Program is to prepare our graduates to serve as student affairs professionals equipped with the knowledge, skills and abilities to assist any American college student to succeed and thrive in co-curricular environments. The CSAA Program emphasizes the integration of theoretical precepts and practical experiences via its courses, graduate assistantships and internships. The program underscores the value of collaborative relationships and academic partnerships to foster student retention and success.*
(*Note - the College Student Personnel Administration program changed its name to College Student Affairs Administration program effective July 1, 2012).