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No, the two items are not related, but I'm going to tell you about them both anyway.
First, sodium. Ever since I started tracking nutrients besides just calories, sodium has been my "no way am I going to get there" target. I mean, really, 2300?? Who eats less than 2300mg of sodium in one day? One meal, sure! If I was under 3500 I considered it a win. I have been under (or right at) 2300 mg for the last five days straight! I'm not sure how that happened, but I just double checked my reports and there it is in blue and green! Wow! Yay me!!!
On to the shortest reign ever. A couple of days ago, I mentioned that I was the team mom for my son's football team. His football coach is also my softball coach and tonight we had a softball practice. Coach told me that last year's team mom really wanted to be team mom again this year and, unless it really broke my heart, he was going to let her do it. My heart is not broken (maybe a little cracked) and it apparently means more to her, so I said okay. I also told him that if she needed any help, she could ask me. Coach's wife spoke up and said that it should be easier for her this year now that her littlest one is older (still little, but not as). Being the cynical bwitch that I am, I heard "We know she sucked last year, but we're giving her another chance." LOL! So, four days as team mom and I am done. I'll still support my son and his team. I just hope "we're" a little more organized this year.
For the last couple of weeks, I have dreaded going to work. I don't enjoy the ride there. I don't enjoy the work environment. I don't enjoy the ride home. I do like sitting on the patio at lunch and reading my book.
I'm procrastinating on making things better. The infamous re-org should happen within the next week or two. With that, I'm hoping to have a good excuse to stop car-pooling. If nothing else, I do have a vacation scheduled in 8 more working days. Not that I'm counting down or anything! LOL!
Okay...time for bed. Maybe I can sleep through tomorrow! LOL!
of the question you just asked! It's bad enough when my children don't listen. But they are, after all, children. They have short attention spans. They don't listen well in the best of times. It is my job to teach them. I am working on it and believe me, I have my work cut out for me!!
But this blog isn't about them. Its about my boss. We have a meeting once a week to see what all needs assembled this week, when its due, what has the highest priority, etc. We go through each item, line by line, and answer my boss' questions. (BTW, there are a group of us, not just me and Boss.)
This morning, he clicks on one of my items and I give him the details, including the new due date, where it needs engineering support, etc. Not 30 seconds later, he asks me the questions I had JUST answered!!! Am I invisible? Do I not speak up? (Trust me, this is not an issue!) I think part of it is that he's from an Asian culture so therefore, women are inferior. I think part of it is that I'm the only female in the group doing what I do. And part of it is he's pretty busy due to some recent changes in the department.
All that said, its not good enough. When you're conducting a meeting, listen to the other participants. If you can't do that, apologize for not listening and then listen! GRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!
Okay...I'm done whining, griping, witching (but with a B!) At least for now.
To get the full effect of that title and what is going on in my head (yeah, not really something the uninitiated should see), chant that to the tune of "I am evil Homer" from the Simpson's.
Anyway, why am I evil today? Or at least, why am I blogging about it? Cos I'm proud of it, of course! LOL! So...here's the story.
Next door neighbor brings over eight zuchinni. Yes, eight. I'm not a big fan of zuchinni unless it is battered and fried. Kinda defeats the purpose, right? Oh, and I like it in zuchinni bread. But, I'm not much of a baker and, since my son can't have wheat, I really don't have a recipe for zuchinni bread anyway. MIL makes killer zuchinni bread that the boy could eat, but she is four hours away and has her own zuchinnis.
So now I have this dilemma. What do I do with all this zuchinni? I could take it to work, but no one wants zuchinni! If they did, they would be growing it and bringing it in themselves. Then, I get this brilliant (if I do say so myself) and EVIL idea. Tonight's dinner was lasagna. What if I grated some of that zuchinni and added it to the lasagna sauce. Would anyone notice? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA (evil laugh, for those who didn't know).
Nope, they didn't notice. I grated the rest of the zuchinni and put it in the freezer in individual bags. Figure I can add it to other dinners later. My family is eating veggies and they don't even know it! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Don't get me wrong. I'm a little leary about the theory that you have to hide veggies in the food to get your family to eat healthy. I always encourage my kids (and DH, but that's a lost cause) to choose healthy snacks and have a veggie for a side and such. If they "accidentally" eat some veggies, I'm not going to lose any sleep over it. LOL!!!
It must be getting towards the end of summer because today was my son's football team's car wash fundraiser. It was close to 100' today, so the boys LOVED getting wet. I did have them wash my car. Not the best job, but only $5 and it went to a good cause. I helped out by hanging towels to dry. It's amazing how quickly towels dry in direct sunlight!!
Afterwards, the Bulldogs' coach took all of the boys to the Arctic Circle for ice cream. Nice guy, huh? I tagged along (someone had to watch my kid!) and helped corral them outside after they put in their order. No ice cream for me!!
As we were getting ready to leave to go to the library, Coach told me that I could be Team Mom. I had volunteered, but also said that if someone else really wanted it, that was fine too. But, YAY!!! I wasn't that impressed with last year's team moms. Nice ladies but not really organized like they should have been (in my world, anyway). I offered to help last year and wasn't taken up on the offer. Since I hadn't volunteered at the beginning of the season, I felt that I really couldn't complain much. (Complaints are really just one way to volunteer!)
I mentioned to DH that I would be Team Mom and he wasn't very happy. "Why do you have to volunteer for every thing that comes along?" (Deep breath....) First of all, I don't volunteer for everything. Second, I am involved in my kids' activities. There is nothing wrong with that. Third, I can make my own decisions and determine what I can handle. Okay, I didn't yell, but I felt like it a little bit. He wants me to be home. Sweet, but not gonna happen!
AND, I do NOT volunteer him for anything...EVER! I would be irritated if he did that to me, so I don't do it to him. So many times you hear DH's complain about DW's signing them up for something. It won't be my DH. I don't even insist he go many places with me. We're both much happier that way! LOL!!


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In a quick turnaround, Dina Eastwood withdrew her petition for legal separation from husband Clint just two days after filing.
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In the petition, Dina asked for spousal support and physical custody of their teenage daughter, Morgan, also asking to share legal custody of her.
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Chef Colin says: 'This dish is simple, Japanese and tasty! We chose it because it is most representative of the Zuma concept, in terms of modern Japanese cuisine.'
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(Serves four)
• 2 corn-fed chickens, approx 800g each
• 2 cedar wood sheets (you can get these form Deans Fujiya Supermarket, near Lamcy Plaza, 04 337 0401; alternatively you can use a barbecue with wood chips instead of charcoal)
• 60ml vegetable oil
• 1½ finely chopped garlic cloves
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• 2g shichimi pepper
• 80ml barley miso
• 20ml soy sauce
• 30ml sake (can be non-alcoholic if necessary)
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• 40g finely chopped shallots
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1 Heat the mirin and sake to form the marinade. Allow to cool.
2 Mix the remaining ingredients together and add to the cooled sake and mirin mix.
3 Reserve one quarter of the mix and use the rest to marinate the baby chickens for 24 hours.
4 After the 24 hours, remove the chicken from the marinade and roast in the oven on cedar wood sheets (or on a wood-chip barbecue) until golden.
5 Top with the reserved marinade (not too thick), and put it back in the oven (or on the barbecue) for about 10 more minutes until cooked.
6 Cut the chicken at the table to help bring home the Zuma experience.
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Name: Colin Clague
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Chef Colin worked in London during the '80s where he cooked alongside culinary legends including Anton Mossiman, Peter Langan, Gary Hollihead and Sir Terence Conran. He also spent time travelling and, while working at the Park Hyatt in Sydney, Australia, he met Zuma co-founder Rainer Becker. In 2002 he joined Becker and was the head chef as Zuma launched in London. He moved to Zuma Dubai when it opened in 2008 and is the executive chef and creative force behind Zuma's award-winning menu.By Time Out Dubai staff
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As the Pacers cut the deficit to 20 points in the third quarter, the Bankers Life Fieldhouse crowd roared with approval, desperately imploring the home team to keep pushing.
The Pacers earned some well deserved boos earlier in the game as they gave up 41 second-quarter points and appeared to be buried and done, but at the first sign of life, the crowd made for a friendly work place. So I doff my cap to the fans at BLF for giving this team more support than they actually deserve at this point.
After continuing to try and jam the square peg that is Roy Hibbert and a big lineup into the round hole that is this matchup with Atlanta, Frank Vogel finally made a "why not?" move to play Chris Copeland midway through the third quarter. The Atlanta lead went from 24 to 30 and Cope missed his first three shots from behind the arc.
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"They added a lot more shooting for sure, but I thought it was more what they did on the defensive end than what they did on the offensive end," Kyle Korver said after the game. "I thought defensively, they were really tough. We had a tough time getting looks. And when they got stops, they got out and ran and got us scrambling a little bit."
Of course, Korver drilled the deep dagger that staggered the Pacers comeback after they had cut the lead to nine with four minutes left.
So now the Pacers head to Atlanta with the series on the line and a whole lot more for the coaching staff and core group of the playing rotation. As Conrad Brunner pointed out, the Pacers are 0-10 when trying to win a playoff series after falling behind 3-2, so the task ahead is brutal. Either they can survive and try to advance to salvage the postseason or we will be in for an interesting and active off season much earlier than anticipated.
Check out the links:
Game Rewind: Pacers 97, Hawks 107, Game 5 | THE OFFICIAL SITE OF THE INDIANA PACERS
Pacers Find Answers for Game 6? | THE OFFICIAL SITE OF THE INDIANA PACERS
Jack Ramsay Was A Great Coach, Great Person | THE OFFICIAL SITE OF THE INDIANA PACERS
Hawks take series lead with 107-97 win at Indiana - AP
Can small ball bring big change to Pacers? - Indy Star
Kravitz: Frank Vogel must change the Pacers lineup
Defenseless Pacers befuddled by basics - 1070 The Fan
Daily Dime: Indiana puts itself on the edge - ESPN
Game 5: Hawks take 2nd quarter lead, hang on to beat Pacers | www.ajc.com
2014 NBA Playoffs: Huge 2nd quarter lifts Hawks to 3-2 lead over Pacers - Peachtree Hoops
Three keys to Hawks' Game 5 win | Atlanta Hawks | www.ajc.com
NBA playoff scores, results and highlights from Monday's action: The Pacers are on the brink of elimination - SBNation.com
Atlanta holds off a desperate Indiana comeback to embarrass the Pacers and take a 3-2 series lead | Ball Don't Lie - Yahoo Sports
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On May 9th, an audience of six hundred people gathered at the Director's Guild Theater in Los Angeles to ask the question, "Are women directors better suited to explore the subtle nuances of human emotion?" The obvious answer is, of course, "Who cares, THEY HAVE BOOBS!" Sure, that is true, and boobs are awesome. And just like boobs, the short films presented that night by the eight up-and-coming female directors were all remarkably different and entertaining, and people couldn't get enough of them.
I am talking about the AFI Directing Workshop for Women 2011 Showcase. Since 1974, the AFI Directing Workshop for Women has been nurturing the talent of the next generation of female directors with their annual fellowship granted to just eight women a year, and this last time around, I was lucky enough to be one of them. When I would tell people I was going to spend a year studying and working closely with a small group of driven, smart, lady directors, they would invariably meow, and then ask if I was going to grow out my fingernails to improve my odds in the cat fights. No, but thank you for perpetuating the idea that only bitchy, competitive women would pursue a career in directing, a stereotype that has surely contributed in keeping the number of women who are members of the DGA to under 15 percent. Thank you so very much. Please, let me buy you a drink. Oops, I left my wallet in the car. Sorry.
My experience at the AFI DWW couldn't have been better. Through a careful selection process that involved alumni from previous years, the tireless people who run the program managed to compile a select group of accomplished women, all of whom had spent at least ten years pursuing their dreams of directing while enjoying grown-up careers in everything from TV production to biological engineering. Not only that, but since we all included with our application the script we would eventually shoot, as well as a director's reel, the selection committee was able to put together an assortment of unique voices and styles and stories, none of which were stepping on the others' toes. It seems not all women want to make movies about fairy princesses who are victims of sexual abuse. I know, shocker. My point being, that even if I wanted a reason to pull on some hair, I had no arch rival. Instead, we all ate cookies and giggled a lot, applauding each others special gifts, while sharing freely of our advice and ideas in a supportive workshop environment.
Judging from what was up on the screen last week at the DGA, each film became better through this process, and I believe each filmmaker grew stronger and more singular, too. To return to the boob analogy (you're welcome), my AFI experience gave me the confidence to wear plunging necklines and white chiffon blouses, proud of what I've got goin' on, and even showing it off a little. In a world where sexy girls are sluts and determined women are hostile, I am incredibly grateful for this phenomenal program, which reminds us to make more movies, tell new stories, and write bolder characters, walking resolutely into the future with our heads high and our tits out.
Amy French is an actress, writer and director of average height, living and working in Los Angeles, California.
doug jacobs | May 26, 2011 3:36 AM
Congratulations to all the women directors on a great evening of film!
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MTH | May 25, 2011 7:17 AM
Excellent article. I love that AFI is nurturing the talents of strong, clever women... Miss French is obviously one of them. We need more women like this in Hollywood!
gia mcginley | May 25, 2011 1:02 AM
Such an inspiring, eye-opening piece. Let's dispel the notion that boobs + hair + creative drive= cutthroat bitch. You are such a talent and I'm looking forward to your next project
Elizabeth Lawrence | May 24, 2011 12:05 PM
So inspiring! Great article. We've got to increase that 15% in the DGA business...i'm gonna kick down their doors with my 5 3/4 inch patent leather stilettos! hazzah!
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(Another question many ask: why do football players seem to be able to return days or weeks after concussions, while some baseball and hockey players are out far longer? Collins' theory: Head impact is so common in football that players susceptible to the injury are weeded out before reaching the NFL, leaving a concussion-resistant population at the top.)
Collins says it took a him a few moments on the phone to determine he'd have good news and bad news for the player.
"Brian's symptoms indicated a specific kind of concussion, and we've learned a great deal about how to treat that type," he says.
But it was worst kind for an athlete to have — and the one that calls for the longest period of recovery.
Retraining the brain
Then and later, what Collins told Roberts helped clarify what the Oriole veteran had been going through. It framed what he'd be doing, painful and hopeful, over the next few difficult months.
And now that Roberts is beginning preparations for the coming year, and he and his doctor expect a fully healthy return for spring training, it suggests answers to a question fans always ask when an athlete disappears for months to deal with a concussion: What's taking so long?
Collins told Roberts he had suffered damage to his vestibular system, the part of the brain (located in the brain stem) that processes sensory cues, turning them into eye movement, balance and motion.
No region could be more crucial to an athlete, particularly one, like Roberts, whose agility is basic to his success.
"Look at Brian's swing. It's a thing of beauty," says Collins, a former ballplayer at the University of Southern Maine who competed in the 1989 College World Series. "The vestibular system is his money-maker."
It's also a system that consumes vast amounts of energy in any human being.
The brain contains billions of cells called neurons, he explains, and each is connected to an axon. It's energy passing across that network that causes human behavior.
A concussion sparks unwanted chemical reactions, though, releasing materials from those cells, including potassium, and causing the absorption of calcium. The changes constrict vessels and muddle transmission.
"The cells aren't working as they should. You get reduced blood flow to the brain. And you get this energy crisis," he says.
A vestibular concussion, it turns out, involves a high-functioning system most of us take for granted, the part of the brain that allows a person to move his or her eyes, take in visual information, and channel it into appropriate bodily movement.
That's why Roberts couldn't do seemingly simple things like going to the store or driving without getting sick — they demand frequent and rapid eye adjustments and plenty of integration.
"I was doing these things every day that aggravated the condition, and I had no idea," Roberts says.
Research has shown that simple head-and-eye exercises, eventually coordinated with body motion, can re-establish the neural pathways that control vestibular functions, and that this retraining of the brain reduces symptoms.


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Ground Observer Corps
- Sometimes (erroneously) referred to as the Ground Observation Corps.
World War II Organization[edit]
The Ground Observer Corps was a World War II Civil Defense program of the United States Army Air Forces to protect against air attack. The 1.5 million civilian observers at 14,000 coastal observation posts used naked eye and binocular searches to search for German and Japanese aircraft until the program ended in 1944.[1]
Observations were telephoned to filter centers, which forwarded authenticated reports to the Aircraft Warning Service which also received reports from the Army Radar Stations.
Cold War Organization[edit]
The Ground Observer Corps[2] was reformed during the Cold War as an arm of the United States Air Force Civil Defense network which provided aircraft tracking with over 200,000 civilian volunteers. The corps was established in early 1950 to supplement the Lashup Radar Network and a permanent radar network[3] started with "ADC radar site" P-1 (McChord AFB) on June 1, 1950. "Filter centers" (e.g., in New Haven, Connecticut and Baltimore, Maryland)[2] received telephoned voice information from 8,000 posts, and the information was relayed to Air Defense Command ground control interception centers.[4]
By 1952 the program was expanded in Operation Skywatch with over 750,000 volunteers at over 16 thousand posts (98 per post in shifts) and 75 centers. The program ended in 1958 [1] with the advent of the automated 1959 USAF radar network (SAGE) and the automated Army networks (Missile Master).
GOC volunteers were encouraged to continue their service in the Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES).
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- ^ a b "Less Than Half Spotter Time Filled In Week" (Google News Archive). The Gettysburg Times (Times and News Publishing Company). April 5, 1954. Retrieved 2012-01-04.
- ^ Winkler, David F (1997). Searching the skies: the legacy of the United States Cold War defense radar program. Prepared for United States Air Force Headquarters Air Combat Command.
- ^ Schaffel, Kenneth (1991). The Emerging Shield: The Air Force and the Evolution of Continental Air Defense, 1945–1960. Washington, DC: Office of Air Force History.
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The Canaries were unable to get much work in during the preseason, with two games being rained out. However these birds of a feather are ready to flock together.
With the Canaries 2014 campaign about to get underway they have decided to once again put the league's all-time strikeout leader on the bump for opening day. Ben Moore set the record last season, but this year he wants what he played for in Australia during the off-season.
"I want to win the championship, that's got to be the goal." Canaries Pitcher Ben Moore stated. "I know for a lot of guys their goal is to do as well as they can, for as long as they can here, then get picked up and out of here. That will only help us though. If we keep getting good guys in and they keep getting picked up that means that we are good players which Steve Shirley is really good at," he added.
The Birds Skipper is only bringing back one familiar bat this season and that is Kevin Dultz. He hopes that former Atlanta Brave Brandon Jones will be able to carry the offensive load while bringing a winning attitude to improve their 42-58 record a year ago.
"Hopefully I can bring a lot of leadership," Canaries Outfielder Brandon Jones said. "I just hope to show them the right way to win baseball games. If we cut down on mistakes we will have a good year."
On the mound the Canaries should show their strength as they are returning five pitchers including two starters in Moore and Kevin Ruwe, as well as closer Kevin DeRatt.
"It's very good because we have high expectations of those guys and they have been able to deliver for a while," Canaries Manager Steve Shirley said.
"It is very important," Jones said. "You have to have pitching and defense win games, so if they can keep us in the games I'm sure we'll squeak a few wins out."
The Canaries set a club record for attendance in 2013 and with all the new players on this year's roster it should be another fun summer at the Birdcage.
"We're looking forward to it," Shirley said. "We have a lot of new faces in town, a lot of new people on our ball club, so we are excited to see what they can do as we move forward. I'm excited about the work we have put in and I'm excited to see what these guys can do once we get into the games."
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- Genre: Action Platformer 2D
- Release Date: Sep 22, 2008
- ESRB: Everyone
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The Little Tikes Cozy Coupe has been supplying generations of kids of hours of fun for a remarkable 30 years.
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Green Heron Redux
After posting "Green Heron in Flight" a few days ago, I wanted a better photo. So I went back to the salt marsh to see if the heron was still aound. I had never seen a Green Heron there before. It wasn't one of the salt marsh "regulars." I staked out the general area where I thought it hung out in the weeds. A couple hours later, this is what I clicked.
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