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Join Date: May 2013
Location: South Dakota
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Start Date: PostBaby start:June 2013
Mamma's final start! :)
Hi everyone, I'm jumping right to starting a journal here.
I lost 80 lbs before I got pregnant with my daughter (Although that was calorie counting, not low carb.). I was lucky and just gained 2 pounds (Literally! ), but then I managed to go and gain 20lbs during my daughters first 4ish months as I was hungrier than a horse while nursing her.
I tried to go back to what I did before I had her, but the way calorie counting had worked for me before meant so little protein it was affecting my milk supply (Sorry if that's TMI ), and her getting her good milk is definitely more important than me starting weight loss again..
Then I had a aha moment remembering back to going low carb years ago, it definitely did not restrict my protein intake as much, so here I am!
I remember finding it hard to eat low carb during the winter because I love warm potato stuff that time a year, but during the summer I sure love to just have a simple salad as a side or something along those lines, and that makes things soooo much easier!
So yeah, here I am, with grand plans of this being my last start. I'll admit I'm probably not low carb for life, but I'm sure it'll be a great way to start now and then I'll have to find a way to ease myself over to calorie counting when my daughter is weaned.
But for now, I'll be heading back into low carb world and starting to get more exercise again. Hopefully my daughter will enjoy long stroller rides, cause I hope to get out of the house a lot!
Here's my original ticker, time to get this sucker moving again!
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Stats: 5'3" 35yo 199/sig/146 No longer obese!
WOE: A.I. 1/1-1/20; JUDDD 1/21/13, Potatoes as needed
Welcome Mamma!
If you're not into the LC thing, and don't mind doing some calorie counting, check out JUDDD. There is a forum here for JUDDD, which is basically alternate day fasting. You can read the stickies at the top of the JUDDD forum for a basic rundown, read through the May (and even March & April) Newbie threads to get an overview of common newbie questions, etc. Its the most sustainable WOE I've ever encountered! Some people combine LC with JUDDD too.
I've been JUDDDing for a little over 5 months, have lost 30# and its the easiest 30# I've ever lost in my life. I can see some form of this WOE sustaining me for the rest of my life.
I thought I'd mention it since you said you didn't think you could do LC forever.
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Nebraska junior Adrianna Maurer has decided to end her playing career for the Husker women's basketball team because of continuing back pain, Coach Connie Yori announced on Monday, Jan. 7.
Maurer, a 6-3 center from Shawnee Mission, Kan., played in nine non-conference games and averaged 2.2 points and 2.7 rebounds per game in 2012-13, after returning to the court following major back surgery in mid-January of 2012. Maurer appeared in 10 non-conference games as a sophomore before her back injury sidelined her from competition. In 43 career games, Maurer scored 113 points and grabbed 91 rebounds. She was the only center on Nebraska's roster this season.
"Adri put in a tremendous amount of work during the offseason to put herself in a position to get back on the court, but her back pain has returned to the point that it is not in her best interest to continue to play basketball," Nebraska Coach Connie Yori said. "She has experienced a lot of pain the past two seasons, and hopefully with rest, she can lead a normal life after basketball. Adri is an outstanding student, and we expect her to continue to do a great job as she focuses on academics."
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Why would you say that based on that picture? Unless you are into really large print, you will not see much different between 22MP and 36MP. You will see a big difference however in the better ISO performance from a 5DmkIII for the every day use (hopefully anyway).
This is a misconception. Sensor size and technology level are the primary drivers of high ISO performance, not pixel size. I wouldn't bet on a 5D3 having better high ISO just based on pixel size.
I do agree that for normal print sizes you would not notice a difference between 22 and 36 MP. However, for those of us who do like to make large prints, the difference will be there and might be enough to force a switch if Canon does not answer Nikon quickly.
Even if the 5D3 has superior high ISO, how many people will see it "every day"? Most shots are made in the ISO 100-800 range, not 6400 and 12,800. I don't want to sacrifice total resolution for a little less noise at an ISO I'll never use.
Unless I use a flash, if I want to freeze action for my indoor shots (even with my daughter) then I need to shoot at least with ISO 1600 depending on lighting and lenses. Sure I have very fast lens but you also dont always want to shoot at f1.2 so I end up using ISO 1600-6400 quite a bit. I would see and appreciate better ISO performance everyday!


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7:00pm Saturday 28th June 2014 in News By Tyrone Marshall, Reporter
A SPORTS nutrition firm based in East Lancashire that supplies some of the world's top cyclists has launched an advertising campaign to take advantage of the Tour de France boom.
Science in Sport has partnerships with two pro teams who will be on the start line in Yorkshire next Saturday, Astana and Katusha.
The 'Greatness from the Inside Out' marketing campaign will feature digitally and on advertising boards along the three stages of the Tour in the UK.
The move follows the company, based in Nelson, announcing sales have increased from £5.5m to £6.8m for the year up to March 31, 2014.
Elaine Underwood, marketing director at SiS, said: "This new campaign marks a step forward for SiS, with a strong emphasis on our scientific pedigree and our continued work in understanding the different nutrition needs of our customers.
"SiS is a company of firsts; we created the world's first isotonic energy gel, among other key market innovations and this campaign helps show why SiS products are the leading choice of amateur and professional athletes."
Next weekend the first two stages of the world's famous bike race will take place in Yorkshire, with both stages skirting by the East Lancashire border.
A third UK stage takes place on Monday, taking the riders from Cambridge to London, before the race moves into France on Tuesday.
As well as posting increased sales, SiS also saw pre-tax losses widen to £1.17m, which is being put down to increased marketing and administrative costs.
Many of the 19 teams entered in the Tour have been training on roads that feature in the Yorkshire stages in the last couple of weeks.
One rider who won't be on the start line though is Chorley's Bradley Wiggins. The 2012 champion has been left off the Team Sky squad for this year's race.
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How hot is devops? According to a friend in the space, all you need to do is walk through Silicon Valley and shout, "Devops," and 300 people will run to a meetup. There's even a devops song.
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The first thing you need to know about devops is that it's a philosophy with practical implications that apply mainly to ops; the dev side of devops was first established over a decade ago when the Agile Manifesto was written. But agile development is all about change -- faster time to market, smaller and more frequent builds, a welcoming attitude toward new requirements. All that change creates gobs of work for operations, to the point where some argue that ops' inability (or reluctance) to keep up has prevented Agile from realizing its potential.
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Bedroom #3 has two twin beds and wall-to-wall carpeting and closet.
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Fully furnished kitchen includes dishwasher, microwave, garbage disposal
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A cousin's husband was driving steel "T" posts with a hand driver (weighted pipe with handles type) when one of the posts shattered and the side split off the T, and went through his hand. It pierced it in the thick part at the base of his thumb, and broke the bone going to his thumb, but missed the rest of the bones in his hand. He has it in a cast, and due to infection is having to tkae shots everyday for two weeks. It's been 2 weeks now, and they won't know for a while how much the use of his hand and thumb will be impaired.
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John, when you read something like that, I bet each one of us can think of many hits and near misses we've encountered down through the years. I shudder at some of the things that have, or could have, happened to me down through the years. A couple of months ago I fell about 5 ft. and landed on my back. In my younger days I would have quickly jumped up to minimize my embarassment. This time, though, I just layed there for a few minutes to make sure everything was still together. Life changes everything.
Larry, I have reached the point in life that when i fall down i look around to see what I need to do while I ma there, so i won't havee to get up twice.
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John: I haven't heard that statement before but can relate to it. Within the last year, my knees feel like they are filled with a fluid and don't want to bend. Dan
My orthopedic Dr. says my left knee that gives me so much trouble is the better of the two. I can hardly wait for it to get worse like the other one. Welcome to the club!
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Well, John and GW, you may have bad knees but each has retained an excellent sense of humor. That is good for you and good for all people whom you interact with. I get a little crabby sometimes when my joints are painful. However, Janie usually administers an attitude adjustment and I forget about my knee problem. Dan
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The main restaurant had excellent service, beautiful decor, and we never had to wait to be seated. The variety of food was good. We did Celebrity Select dining (where you eat whenever you want) and enjoyed the flexibility. The restaurant had part of the dinner menu the same every day, part changed every day. The quality varied quite a bit. Some things were delicious. Some just Ok. I never felt like I was eating in a top quality restaurant in terms of the taste and quality of food (although it was always beautifully presented), but more like I was being served from a nice wedding buffet. Still, being able to eat whatever looks good to you without worrying about the cost is a very nice thing!
(Just a note, room service was AWFUL. Slow, and they almost always got something from our order wrong or were missing some things altogether--no dressing, no silverware, no side of fruit etc. It took so long to get it there that you didn't dare call for a correction to things. The menu was also kind of limited, but you could order from the restaurant menu during meal times.)
The staterooms were very nice--they looked like a nice hotel, not a tropical explosion inn. The beds were slightly more firm than soft, but the sheets were high quality. Our concierge class balcony room was a good size, constantly kept clean and restocked. We had a nice flat-screen TV although the channels were very lacking, with half of them being onboard advertising and shopping and nearly all the rest news channels. There was plenty of storage--2 closets and 1 cupboard of shelves and drawers. The louge/eat-in area was sufficient to eat room service. The balcony furniture looked worn, but it was functional.
The entertainment was probably the most lacking part of the cruise. Aside from the nightly show, which was average AT BEST (except for the guest comedian, who was EXCELLENT), it seemed there was never anything to do but the pool or the casino. All the "entertainment" they advertised in the daily newsletter was self-promoting like "A class about out our tanzenite collection" or "Learn about fine watches." Who wants to go to classes about things so that you feel pressured to buy them after?? So that part was disappointing.
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Crews working on the Snow's Cut Bridge Rehab project. Carolina Beach is requesting all four lanes be open during the busy summer months.
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UPDATE: February 28, 2013 - Councilman Steve Shuttleworth said following a Thursday afternoon meeting with the North Carolina Department of Transportation, the contractor working on resurfacing Snow's Cut Bridge will complete the two southbound lanes prior to the summer season and return in the fall to resurface the two northbound lanes. This will avoid traffic congestion that would result from reducing the four lane bridge to two lanes during the busiest time of the year.
CAROLINA BEACH - Carolina Beach Town officials are concerned with the progress of the $4.6 million dollar Snow's Cut Bridge Rehabilitation Project and are asking the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) to adjust the project to avoid summer traffic congestion. Town officials are asking if the contractor, American Bridge Company, can complete resurfacing of the two southbound lanes and wait until after the summer to close the two north bound lanes.
The most recent progress report from the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) shows the original completion date for the project as September 29, 2013. The scheduled progress of the project as of January 31, 2012 was 38% with actual progress listed at 24.34%.
On January 30, Wayne Currie - NCDOT Engineer - explained, "The contractor, American Bridge has been busy installing their work platform beneath the bridge at Snow's Cut. The sandblasting and painting beneath the bridge should begin soon. They have also completed most of the demolition of the bridge deck in the southbound lanes and began placing concrete yesterday. The goal is to complete all the work on the decks prior to summer."
On February 20, Carolina Beach Councilman Steve Shuttleworth explained, "At Monday's MPO meeting about NCDOT realignment I was able to discuss the Snow's Cut project with the Division 3 Engineer and her senior construction engineer and Bridge department. They are looking in to the project status and calendar. Specifically we discussed when the current two lanes being hydraulically stripped would be resurfaced with new concrete and then the need for them to stop work until next fall so we could have the use of all four lanes during the summer season. I anticipate a response this week or early next. They agreed it was important to provide the four lanes during the summer season."
On February 22, Carolina Beach Police Chief Kurt Bartley explained to Council in a weekly update that, "I have spoken with Mr. Currie with Dept of Transportation in regards to the status of the Bridge for the upcoming summer season. Mr. Currie advised that they were supposed to have a meeting next week with the Contractor, so he should know more then. He advised that they are considering finishing the side of the bridge that they are on and then coming back in the fall and start on the other side, but it is to early to tell. And the bridge itself was not in good shape at all."
Shuttleworth commented last week the contractor encountered issues during the project which caused a delay.
A meeting was tentatively scheduled for later this week on Thursday February 28, between NCDOT and Town officials.
Shuttleworth said the obvious concern is the traffic congestion that will occur due to lane reductions on the bridge amid busy summer traffic.
He said it is not likely the two southbound lanes will be completed by the Easter holiday weekend, but the Town would like to work out a plan to avoid lane reductions this summer and not frustrate tourists, residents and business owners.
Traffic on the bridge on Carolina Beach Road/U.S. 421 over the Intracoastal Waterway was reduced from four to two lanes in October to allow crews to perform extensive repair work.
The project to rehabilitate the 51-year-old bridge leading onto Pleasure Island began in September. One lane will remain open to traffic in each direction throughout the project which was expected to last approximately four months.
Cones and other traffic-control devices are in place to direct motorists using the bridge.
North Carolina Department of Transportation Secretary Gene Conti announced in June, NCDOT awarded a $4.6 million contract to American Bridge Co. of Coraopolis, Pa. to preserve the bridge over Snows Cut on U.S. 421 in Carolina Beach. The bridge was built in the 1960's and needs attention to areas weathered by the elements over the decades.
This bridge is being rehabilitated using a new resurfacing technique called hydro-demolition. During this resurfacing process, the deteriorated concrete on the bridge deck is removed in part using high-pressure water, and the bridge will be resurfaced using high-strength concrete.
Crews began resurfacing the lanes on the west side of the bridge in late January causing traffic to slow at times.
Workers were slowing or stopping vehicles at times to avoid spray from the project blowing onto passing vehicles.
Hydro-demolition is more precise than traditional pavement removal with a jackhammer, and it reduces the potential for damage to the bridge. In addition, hydro-demolition is safer and faster than traditional demolition methods and minimizes the impact to traffic.
In addition to hydro-demolition, the contract also includes painting of structural steel and repairs to substructure concrete. The process is designed to protect the road surface and bridge structure from the elements.


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- With an electric mixer, beat 2 large egg whites (at room temperature) until foamy. Gradually beat in ½ cup sugar until stiff, glossy peaks form.
- Drop mounds of the mixture (2 tablespoons each) onto parchment-lined baking sheets and top each with 3 Skittles candies. Bake at 200º F until dry, 1 ½ to 2 hours.
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- Per Serving
- Calories 48
- Fat 0g
- Sat Fat 0g
- Cholesterol 0mg
- Sodium 10mg
- Protein 1g
- Carbohydrate 11g
- Sugar 11g
- Fiber 0g
- Iron 0mg
- Calcium 0.5mg
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PNCA offers evening and weekend classes for adults and young people. For adults we offer courses in art, craft, and design, as well as professional development classes. For children we have Saturday classes during the school year and week-long camps during the summer. In addition to our regular teen classes, we also offer immersive summer Pre-College Studios. Our blog below gives you an idea of some of the goings on, and you can see our full course catalogue online here.
Waterlilies Reinterpreted
Instructor Wayne Bund worked with our Art Explorers students on Saturday, teaching our youngest cohort about watercolor techniques and more specifically, Monet's Waterlilies series. Students took the project in a variety of different directions. Some interpretations stayed true to the look of the original paintings… some took a looser aesthetic. Whatever the case, all of the paintings looked great!
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A BFA Thesis and Youth Classes
Former Intern and Youth Program Staff member Bob Fish visited our classes on Saturday October 22nd. As part of his BFA thesis Bob constructed a larger-than-life crayon, which is completely functional. He let students in our Art Explorers, Drawing Studio, and Visual elements classes try out the crayon at the beginning of their sessions. It was super fun!
Our Art Explorers class worked together to draw lines on a super large sheet of paper. It was pretty great to witness 8 young students draw with one large drawing tool. If you would like to see more images from Bob's visit to our classrooms check out our flickr site.
Visual Elements
Our Visual Elements class with artist and educator Kendra Larson has been going well. Students have worked on several drawings including an observed still-life. For the first two weeks of class students worked with charcoal, learning how to articulate value and space within a two-dimensional composition. During their third class session students worked with a variety of different materials and integrated color into their drawings.
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