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The apartment was very noisy due to the location. The double glazing did not keep put any noise through day and it was very noisey at night being on the hospital route.
Well organised, easy book in system, excellently equipped, spacious, clean apartment, good parking. Excellent location (for BIMM).
Traffic noise, drunken revellers in the street in the early hours. Bit expensive.
- large living room with a fully equipped kitchen - not to far to the center
- in 2 nights from 3 nights false fire-alarm so we can not sleep - no staff to ask - the water from the shower is sometime very hot
Good location, easy access to city center. The flat is clean, secure and well equipped. Except for the broken table, the rest is fine. We enjoy the stay. For sure, we will recommend for others to stay.
The table is falling apart. All legs are having trouble. Hope it can be replaced soon. For such a well managed apartment, it is unthinkable.
Apartment was well appointed, clean, comfortable, secure, quiet and not expensive. From these perspectives, best places I've styed in Bristol.
It was so hot in there. It was a very hot weekend but I don think the ventilation could be imporved. Also, no ventilation from the toilets and bathrooms, which were internal rooms.
Good location, very clean and comfortable. Home from home.
Situated on a busy road, if you don't like road noise it's probably not the place for you.
staff everything was clear nice place
Very small beds Complicated procedure for entrance TV was not working properly
Good facilities
Dodgy area. Car parking in basement expensive. Free car park over the road between 6 pm and 9am
The shower is very powerful. Nice, clean and modern. Enjoyable stay.
well equipped
outside noise at night - much preferred an apartment that faced the inner courtyard
Three good sized bedrooms. Enough crockery/cutlery for 8 people even though we had 6 staying. Clean
Issues with the water pipes making noises. Sounds from the gulls dripping pipes outside
The apartment was very comfy, clean and had everything we could possibly want. It was in a great location to visit the city centre, Gloucester Road and Clifton
The only problem was the noise at night we had some wonderful warm days but meant the apartment was hot so needed the windows open to sleep. Being so close to hospital, student accommodation and Jamaica St Hostel meant ambulances and lots of drunk people making so much noise into the very early hours.
This was the third time I stayed at Hamilton Court. Have always had a good experience and felt safe. My room faced the courtyard and was very quiet. Love having a full kitchen to save money and eat in. Great central location is within easy walking distance of anything you could need.
The apartment was beautiful! We were all able to relax and unwind in its wonderful environment. It was well stocked with all needed items. We can highly recommend staying here! One of the best things was how clean it was; it was spotless! Very convenient to the grocery store and bus station.
The shower in the small bathroom was very tiny, and several times we burned ourselves on the towel rack because of the placement of it so close to the toilet. We had five people in our group, so we had to space the showers because the last two people to get showers would not have hot water. Also, the toilets didn't tend to flush very well and the seats were loose. These are just little things. Also, there were many sirens from the nearby hospital, but these all stopped about 11pm.
Its location.
There was always a problem in opening the front door.
The location is close to town but also close to two large hospitals and student accommodation , so very noisy.
All facilities excellent and great help on e-mail prior to visit re getting there on public transport etc.
quite a few homeless, beggars etc hanging around bus station and general area which was unsettling.
Beautifully clean appartment, everything we needed was there, kitchen well equiped, and comfy beds. Location brilliant for shopping and everything Bristol has to offer.
It is very near the busy roundabout of Bristol bear pit/ Broadmead and just down from the A and E department of the BRI so lots of noise from ambulances and traffic noise. Particularly bad as we had to have windows open at night as it was so hot, but still that's a busy city centre for you !
Couldn't fault the property nor accommodation offered
Location, Home from home Feel, Cleanliness
Noisy neighbourhood!
great location, good price, good facilities, I will stay here again if I am in Bristol, the apartment is 5 minutes walk from the bus station that connects with Bristol Airport.
Everything was as advertised, clean , comfortable and spacious flat.
the apartment was well furnished, clean and spacious. Location close to city centre. Price reasonable. Highly recommend.
the carpark was too small,difficult to park the car.
Fab location, accommodation everything!
The locality was just what we wanted. The room was very modern in design whilst not being simplistic. We felt leaving our belongings in the apartment was safe and secure. Secured parking in the building was a great benefit as well considering parking charges these days. A nice retreat away from the general bustle of everyday life.
Regardless of what anyone says is the overriding #1 choice when choosing a place to go, it must be the bed. Whilst big enough and plenty of pillows the mattress was still very hard. This is my one "niggle" in an otherwise excellent apartment.
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Seventy-years–young and still an athlete; an Arcadia woman continues to enter in barrel races across the country.
June Holeman competed in RFD-TV's THE AMERICAN rodeo in Arlington, Texas on March 2 where the winner took home one million dollars.
This isn't her first rodeo by any means; she holds the record for barrel racing in McCook and still holds the title as the oldest person to compete in the national finals rodeo.
"That 70 crept up on me. I was fine at fifty and didn't think much about it," shared Holeman.
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"I cannot just train them, I have got to go and compete on them, so I guess I will go as long as I can and I will have him until he runs out from under me, and he is going to sometime," said Holeman.
When she goes a day without riding she simply feels sick. "I get kind of ill when I can't ride, but I don't ride nearly as many as I used to," explained Holeman.
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Grandma June was only three tenths of a second away from making the final four, to race for one million dollars.
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- Developer: Heavy Iron Studios
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- Genre: Action Platformer 3D
- Release Date: Oct 31, 2003
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Defeating Robo Spongebob and Robo Plankton
The first part is easy -- when he does a side-ways chop, use the Cruise Bubble to hit the green lights on his body. To dodge the vertical chop, jump from platform to platform (he does this more than once). Be careful not to fall or he will start over. After every two or three hits, Robo Plankton will attack. Hit him with the Cruise Bubble when he stops firing his machine guns. He will start to use Kah-Rah-Tae after that. Jump to one platform to dodge the Rah and jump to the others to dodge the Kah and Tae. Do the same thing for the rest of the battle. When you defeat him, you will have to go in his brain to break fuses. Like always, the first is easiest. Destroy the Duplicatotron and the robots it creates, and Robo Plankton will start to fire at you. Defeat him the same way as before and go to the fuse (long light bulb object), and just hit it. Do the same thing with all the others. except you have to use Bubble Bowl, Bubble Bash, Bubble Bounce, etc. After the one with the electric gate. you will be near his brain there are no Duplicatotrons. You must defeat Plankton with small platforms and Cruise Bubble into the brainholes to hit the fuses.
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In ancien Malais, DATAI meant "the path toward enlightenment"... This will be your own feeling as soon as arriving at the villa. Our beachfront property is located on North Caicos endless stretch of beach of Whitby Haven. Our beach is just of white sand... no rocks at all to hurt your feet! Be careful ... it's not the same all along the shore ! Datai is offering all you can expect to spend the most peaceful and enjoyable vacation you ever dreamed. What to see on our website is what you will get when arriving. NO PHOTOSHOPED PHOTOS! One important point that make all the difference is that my wife and I are living full time on the island... ju...Read more
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Our beachfront property is located on Noth Caicos endless stretch of beach of Whitby Haven. Datai is offering all you can expect to spend the most peacefull and enjoyable vacation you ever dreamed. One important point that make all the difference is that my wife and I are living full time on the island... just few villas away... so we are there to help you. Any thing you need... just ask! You will get 3 kayaks, and bicycles free of charge. Although being secluded and located on the most private beaches of TCI, DATAI is wired to the " real world".TV, Internet High Speed, and telephone will keep you connected to the mainland life.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Sophomore Tim Williams notched his seventh career double-double to lead Samford past NAIA Martin Methodist 79-62 on Friday night.
Williams finished with game-highs in both points (19) and rebounds (16). His 16 boards were also a career-high.
Martin Methodist opened the second half with a 9-0 run and took the lead 35-34. The game remained close until midway through the period when Jordan Capps, Williams and Raijon Kelly combined for an 18-2 run to put Samford up by 15.
Isaiah Williams added 16 points for Samford (1-0) and Kelly 14. Morris Mitchell was the only Redhawks player to reach double figures, with 10.
Samford shot 43.3 percent from the field to Martin Methodist's 36.7. The Bulldogs outscored Martin Methodist 32-25 in the paint.
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Determinants of Tourism for "Sun and Sea' Cyprus
AbstractTourism is an essential contributor of economic growth, social and cultural development. Cyprus is now an established tourist destination, which, however, is passing through a slowdown phase. The determinants of tourism have been extensively examined for other countries, but the literature regarding Cyprus is very scarce. This paper examines the factors that affect tourism in Cyprus for the period 1995-2010, using time series regression analysis. Tourism is represented by tourist arrivals and tourism expenditure, while the predictors are relative prices, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Cyprus and the income of the main countries that send tourists to Cyprus. The results show that tourism expenditure is significantly affected by the GDP of Cyprus and the relative prices between Cyprus and its main competitor, Greece, while tourist arrivals are additionally affected by the level of income of the origin countries. Increased competition, high operational costs, standardization of touristic product (sun and sea), as well as the international political instability and global financial crisis, which have raised unemployment and reduced tourists' disposable income, appear to influence tourism in Cyprus. These findings are discussed, in combination with the corresponding low or high rankings of Cyprus in various pillars of travel and tourism competitiveness.
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My Kind of Medicine: Real Lives of Practicing Internists: Timothy Vavra, DO, FACP
On most nights between April and August, you will find Timothy Vavra, DO, FACP, on the Western Springs baseball field, coaching a little league team. As a dad, he says being involved in sports is a must, and hes happy to oblige, as he doesnt like standing still for very long. Its one of the reasons why the energetic 42-year-old became an internist. As early as high school, he was certain of a few things: he didnt want to sit behind a desk, he wanted to be in control of his career rather than the other way around, and he wanted to work with people. In medical school, he found that internal medicine fit all of these requirements and more. I knew it was something that I wanted to do for the rest of my life, he says.
Having Fun
Off the field, Dr. Vavra sees patients 36 hours a week at the Loyola Center for Health clinic in Oakbrook Terrace, IL, and two months out of the year he works as a general attending physician at Loyola University Hospital in Maywood. He makes the most of his time at the clinic and calls his work at the hospital fun. He came close to pursuing a pulmonary fellowship, but knew that ultimately he wouldnt want to be limited to one area. I love everything about internal medicine, he explains, you treat everyone, young and old; you get to see a lot of different things. Its fun taking care of younger patients, their parents and their grandparents It makes you feel good.
Dr. Vavra is naturally upbeat and optimistic and feels that the future is bright for future internists. Students interested in primary care who may be wary because of the issues currently plaguing the profession need to think long term, he says. He notes how when he was a medical student at the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine primary care was a popular choice, and says that the pendulum is swinging back towards it. Things are only going to get better and the primary care profession is going to look a lot different in five years. He cites job satisfaction as one of the big draws of internal medicine, for dual reasons: quality of life and the work itself. The great thing about being an internist is being able to do everything that I do. That, and I love taking care of patients for their whole lifethere is nothing better than it.
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As part of his role at the Loyola University Medical Center Dr. Vavra teaches second year medical students how to perform clinical basics: the physical exam, the chest x-ray, how to take a history. Its an important year, something Dr. Vavra tries to impart on his students. I tell them how in two years things are going to be drastically different for them. Ninety percent of what theyve learned so far theyll forget, but its the hands-on clinical work thats always going to matter, he says. The differential diagnosis, getting to know the patient, thats the part that counts. He enjoys watching them grow as professionals. Its neat to see a student you once taught walking down the hallway in their shirt and tie or a dress underneath the doctors coat.
Dr. Vavra relies on his own finely tuned clinical skills with every patient. He talks of one patient who came to him with a strange set of symptoms, including amenorrhea. After conducting a history and asking her for old photographs, he correctly diagnosed the condition as acromegaly, a hormonal disorder resulting in the pituitary gland producing excess growth hormone. After a successful treatment, the patient returned after a year and a half to thank Dr. Vavra. Her token of appreciation? A coupon for coffee. Dr. Vavra was sincerely touched. Normally you dont accept anything of value from patients, but in this case I thought it was ok, he jokes. I still think about that patient today.
Aside from patient care, teaching and coaching, Dr. Vavra spends time working on quality improvement projects with Loyola and ACP, and he plays golf when he can. He and his wife met in medical school. They married and had their first child while Dr. Vavra was completing his residency at Loyola. Today they have two children, and Dr. Vavra is able to spend plenty of time with them. He says as an internist, he can. He cant think of anything else hed rather do. I love the stuff.
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Nussenbaum named director of head and neck surgical oncology division
Brian Nussenbaum, MD, the Christy J. and Richard S. Hawes III Professor of Otolaryngology, has been named director of the Division of Head and Neck Surgical Oncology in the Department of Otolaryngology at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
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Washington University researchers have developed algorithms to identify weak spots in tendons, muscles and bones prone to tearing or breaking. The technology, which needs to be refined before it is used in patients, one day may help pinpoint minor strains and tiny injuries in the body's tissues long before bigger problems occur.
In response to the tragic events in Ferguson, Washington University School of Medicine will host a series of town hall meetings for faculty, staff and students beginning Wednesday, Aug. 27. A key objective is to identify how members of the Medical Campus can be of help to Ferguson, its residents and the entire St. Louis region.
Students participate in inaugural global health research program
Rajendra S. Apte, MD, PhD, the Paul A. Cibis Distinguished Professor of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences, is the first recipient of the Presidents' Young Investigator Award from the American Society of Retina Specialists.
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We are a seasonal, outdoor market opening Thursday, June 3, 2010 for our first season. We will be open Thursdays from 3:00-7:00 p.m. until October 7th when hours will change to 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., contingent on product availability. We offer direct producer-to-consumer produce, dairy, meat/fish, and specialty products; at least 80% of what we sell is vendor-produced, with the remainder providing variety while developed as much as possible from local resources.
We were formed by a unique partnership of Penn State/ Hershey Medical Center (PSHMC), Hershey Trust Company, Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Company (HERCo), and Hershey Center for Applied Research. Our PSHMC affiliation brings a wellness focus, including health screenings and related offerings; our other sponsors support local, sustainable agriculture and fresh, nutritious food choices for our local and regional community.
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- Course: Side Dish
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This "vegetable of the day" is a two-in-one side dish that's quick and easy.
Yield: Serves 4
- 1½ pounds small red potatoes, scrubbed, and cut into ½-inch pieces
- 2 to 3 tablespoons olive oil
- Salt and black pepper
- 12 ounces fresh green beans, trimmed
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons fresh minced parsley
- 2 teaspoons fresh minced rosemary
1. Preheat the oven to 400°F. Arrange the potatoes in a 9 x 13-inch baking pan. Add 2 tablespoons olive oil and season with salt and pepper, to taste. Bake 25 minutes, stirring once, about halfway through.
2. Add the green beans and lemon juice, stirring to coat with the oil. Add the remaining 1 tablespoon oil, if needed. Bake an additional 15 minutes, or until the beans are tender. Remove from the oven and stir in the parsley and rosemary.
Serve hot.
© 2010 Tamasin Noyes
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Nutritional information is based on 1/8 teaspoon added salt per serving.
Nutritional Information
Nutrients per serving (% daily value)
220kcal (11%)
307mg (13%)
7g (11%)
1g (5%)
0mg (0%)
38mcg RAE (1%)
50mg (83%)
56mg (6%)
2mg (13%)
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By Happy77 on February 22, 2012 - 14:09 | Comments (613)
You nominated some super stylish penguins! Check out some of my favorites:
Pendude2000 said: "I saw this guy Wolf 146, he wears awesome outfits sometimes he wears vampire wizard costumes."
Mompenguin95 said: "I think that Natasha53333 has the best outfit ever! You should put her penguin on here too. Please, her outfit ROCKS! I have never seen better."
Llama Phone said: "I think that A11766 has the best outfit ever! He has mixed new and old together and I think it looks really nice :)"
I agree, Llama Phone! :)
Rockhopper's Quest is just around the corner... Have you seen any pirate outfits yet? Nominate penguins by letting us know their name and what you like best about their style. Stay tuned for more fashions on the blog!
Waddle On! :)
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Greetings Penguins!
Happy77 here. Last month we asked you to tell us what you'd like say to the kids we're supporting around the world through Coins For Change. We got such great responses from you that we decided to do something really cool...
Happy77 here. Last month we asked you to tell us what you'd like say to the kids we're supporting around the world through Coins For Change. We got such great responses from you that we decided to do something really cool...
We're going to make a book filled with some great comments and artwork we've received from you! We'll be sending copies of the book to schools and libraries we've helped build through Coins For Change.
So here's your chance let kids around the world know you care. Send your message by leaving a comment on this blog post, or send us a picture. We'll pick a few great comments and pictures to feature in this special book.
We'll share the book with you here on the blog so you can read it, too. :)
Waddle On!
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Check out some of the brilliant igloos you found this week! We love seeing all the different creative ways you decorate your homes.
Rocky3818 said: "I LOVE my friend's igloo Iceboy3818 igloo! Its SO cool! It is Rockhopper Island, complete with a cream soda sea, The Migrator, a bunch of beautiful Palm Trees, Treasure EVERYWHERE, a "Mermaid Cove", and the best ROCKHOPPER! Oh I almost forgot, it even has special island music playing! You guys should really check it out! Waddle On!"
Bricko3 said: "Hey Happy77! Check out Dsi Lover's Igloo! It's a really "sweet" because it's made of CANDY!!!! There's even Gumdrop Trees and Jujubes!"
How did you know I would like this igloo, Bricko3? ;)
Fennec24 said: "I love my friend Icy0248 igloo. IT'S COMPLETELY AND UTTERLY AWESOME!!! He changes it every time there's an update to look like what the update's about, but now he has a snow jitsu dojo and garden. It's seriously cool!! PLEASE CHECK IT OUT AND CONSIDER UPLOADING IT!!"
Consider it uploaded! :)
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Happy77 here. By now you've probably seen that Rockhopper's Quest is coming on February 24. In fact, Rockhopper's ship is almost here now! I'm super excited about the big quest, and wanted to give you more info about what to look forward to.
During the quest, everyone will get to set sail aboard Rockhopper's ship for the very first time! I know many of you have wanted to travel aboard the Migrator, so this is the moment you've been waiting for.
Get ready to set sail...
The quest is a little different than most Club Penguin parties, since everything's happening on faraway islands! Both members and penguins with free accounts will get to discover these new places. Plus there's some exclusive stuff for members to discover, like new items and a mysterious Viking Cave...
We'll have a sneak peek video for you later this week, so stay tuned for that! :)
So what are you most excited about? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Can't wait to hear what you think...
Waddle On!
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I wanted to share this video from Disney Channel in the UK with you! It shows a preview of the new Club Penguin magazine that's available in the United Kingdom now!
Check it out:
The magazine is currently only available for purchase at newsstands in the UK.
So what's your favorite part of the new magazine? Share your thoughts by leaving a comment below!
So what's your favorite part of the new magazine? Share your thoughts by leaving a comment below!
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Yesterday evening my body revealed to me why it was so suddenly feeling depleted of energy. *That* time of the month had arrived and taken my motivation hostage. Pushing myself to do some exercise yesterday helped to restore both my energy and my mood.
This morning I felt all bloated, cramped, tired and cranky... then I weighed myself and I am +1 from last week. I remember from my first go at this regular weigh-in business a few years ago that I skipped the weigh-ins around this time of the month because they were both depressing and inaccurate. So I am not going to beat myself up too much about a gain this time, and hope that my numbers next week will be better!! For good measure, I pulled out the tape measure and even with all the bloating, I am -.5 on both my hips and waist, so at least I have a non-scale victory to hold on to!!
After a crabby morning at work, I decided to make my afternoon better with a brisk 2 mile walk during my lunch hour. Actually I was super-annoyed with one of my coworkers (probably more due to my hormones than her actions) so I let out some aggravation with the walking and finished in 25 minutes.
I am certainly feeling better than I did this morning, so hopefully I can handle the next 3.5 hours better than I did the first 4.5!!
This morning I commented on a SparkFriend's feed: "If you just do it, even if you don't feel like it, you may discover energy you didn't know that you had!!" As luck would have it, this afternoon, I didn't feel like exercising... at all, motivation = 0, no energy, not even a little bit of desire to move!!
If I am willing to give advice, I ought to follow it, right? If you think about it, I have 200,000+ calories stored up in the fat cells throughout my body - what is that but Potential Energy waiting to be released?
So I dragged my lazy self over to the television and popped in a Walk Away the Pounds video - the three mile super fat burning video. I skipped the weights, but I did all the steps and arm movements. And I worked up a sweat with energy that I didn't know I had - and now I feel great!
The cookies were a hit all around! They tasted great, if I do say so myself, and were well received by everyone in the office - especially the birthday girl I managed to bake them without tasting the dough and refrained from eating any more than the portion I allotted to myself -- it helps that I had them all packaged up and labeled with each person's name as soon as they were cool enough!
What I hadn't planned on was the DQ Ice Cream cake that also magically appeared at lunch in honor of the birthday! I indulged myself and ended up a bit over the top on my total calories and fat. I'll do better tomorrow! And the Leslie Sansone's Walk Away the Pounds 3-mile fat blaster video that I did this afternoon when I got home ensured that I at least didn't feel too bad after my indulgence!
4 days left in August, and I have every intention of finishing it off right!! Wish you all the best!!
Tomorrow one of my co-workers is celebrating her birthday. She has worked in my office for 4 years now and it has become sort of a tradition that I bake chocolate chip cookies for her birthday. She absolutely loves them, and she is a super healthy sort of person, so I am not feeding into an unhealthy habit of hers by doing this. I really don't want my decision to try to fight my weight problem to get in the way of the treats that I give others, but how will I do this afternoon with a kitchen full of fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies?
Planning for temptations seems to be my best weapon for fighting them, and so I am taking the time now to plan!
1st line of defense - the raw cookie dough! Yes it may taste good, but there are raw eggs in there!! Who really wants to eat a raw egg?? Certainly not me! So am I going to eat the raw cookie dough? That is a big NO!! When it is in the bowl and I am tempted to taste it, I am going to think about raw eggs, salmonella and a host of other unappetizing things giant fat globules in the butter... whatever it takes, I will not eat the raw cookie dough. None of it, not a single taste!!
2nd line of defense - the freshly baked cookies!! I am planning my meals today to allow for the total calories and fat in 2 chocolate chip cookies. When I have finished the baking, I will put them aside for myself and eat them slowly. I will sit down to eat them, and enjoy every bite!!
3rd line of defense - the cookies in the office tomorrow! Normally I would just bring a big tray in and leave them in the break room for everyone to enjoy and then the birthday girl would bring the rest home. This year I have decided to be more cautious, to keep myself out of temptation. I will bring individual bags for everyone in the office - 3 cookies for my non-birthday co-workers, 1 for me, and a festively wrapped tin for the birthday girl.
The birthday girl gets her annual birthday gift from me, my co-workers all get a treat, I get the joy of bringing joy to others, and the pleasure of enjoying a few of my cookies and the reward of knowing that I did it all in moderation!!
Another little food victory for me:
I have some "snack size" mini Keebler Fudge Stripe cookies - very high up on my list of favorite junk foods!! It has been a very good week for me - emotionally, physically, etc. and so I thought that I could indulge myself with a couple of the mini cookies - not the whole bag!
I went to the cupboard to open a bag armed with a clip to close it and keep the cookies left in the bag fresh. I opened up the bag, took out two mini cookies, and then promptly closed the bag and put it away.
Next, I brought my two little cookies to the table and sat down (no eating while standing is one of my new eating rules) and enjoyed them one at a time, even pausing between them for good measure.
I don't think that I have ever enjoyed a whole bag of these as much as I did the two individual cookies!! It is such a good feeling to have a taste of a treat and not feel guilty because I overdid it and inhaled the whole bag!!


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Effingham head coach Laurie Bohnhoff started her tallest and longest players in the front row, trying to counter the hitting ability of Mattoon's Taylor Smith, who had 13 kills in the Sept. 24 contest.
It worked well against Smith, Mattoon head coach Jack Ley said, even though his star outside hitter finished the game with 12 kills and the Green Wave won in two sets, 25-18 and 25-20.
"Brittany Beals, our middle, was lined up against (Smith) two-thirds of the time," Bohnhoff said. "Shelby is my biggest kid and Brittany is maybe my longest with her long arms."
Beals led the team with five blocks, proving her coach's strategy effective, and had a team-high five kills in the game. Nunamaker had two blocks.
Accompanying the lineup change, Effingham served more aggressively than it had last month and took more risks, especially when Smith played in her usual front-row slot.
By serving aggressively when Smith was in the front row, Bohnhoff said her team tried to level off Smith's hitting ability, which isn't used as much when she's on the back end of the rotation.
"We intentionally served really aggressive when she was in the front row," Bohnhoff said. "With her in the back row, we think we are little bit closer to equal to (Mattoon)."
The strategy peaked at the beginning of the second set after Mattoon hit the first serve out of bounds. Stephanie Robb served eight consecutive points, including a team-high two aces, to give Effingham a 9-0 lead.
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There is a distinctly metallic flavour to this hardcore, with plenty of satisfying breakdowns and unrelenting aggression paired with beefy, muscular riffs that throw off the salt tang of sweat. The riffs structures swing between dirty punk, classic hardcore and the odd bit of death metal, especially in the snaking leads. The rhythms gallop along furiously as well, never offering a moment's respite.
Damned can be seen as less of an anguished cry or a thrashing in pain as a revelling in it. The misery that Wolfbrigade encapsulate here is celebratory, savoured with a kind of masochistic glee. "On Your Knees...In Misery," is just having too much fun wallowing in that despair, and Wolfbrigade drag that song around by the hair. In the lyrics, the tormentor and the tormented frequently seem to be conflated, and also seem to be having equal amounts of fun regardless of whether they are enacting violence or suffering it.
While most of the songs on Damned are short, sharp tracks, "Ride The Steel" is more surprising. With its moody lead in and throbbing pace, it takes its time and develops into a surprisingly complex and emotive track, which became the highlight of the album for me. There is a lot to be said about the short, sharp, machine gun blast tracks that make up most of the album, but Wolfbrigade also exhibit some versatility. While they're masters of the genre when fast and claustrophobic, I wish they gave themselves more time and room more often, because the results are stunning.
(released April 24th 2012 on Southern Lord)