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Don't fluster around with your map trying to navigate Gran Canaria in the scorching midday heat, instead take to the skies for an exciting and exhilarating sightseeing excursion!
For something to take you off the tourist beaten track and away from the routes dictated by the guidebooks a coastal flight over the island is an experience that no other island activity can rival! Witness the beauty of Gran Canaria's natural landscapes as you fly over its stunning beaches, picturesque villages, green ravines and the sprawling Maspalomas sand dunes.
You will be picked up directly from your hotel at the time you have agreed upon with the tour operator. Please kindly reconfirm pick up times on arrival. Your guide will accompany you to the heliport where you will board your helicopter for your thrilling aeriel excursion!
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The Morning Man awakes with a head full of rocks. When I feel hungover and I havent been drinking, I know it's pollen season. Or mold or some damned thing. The pollen messes with my head; the mold simply makes me lethargic. I feel like doing nothing. In the words of Robert Earl Keen, "I […]
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SomeFan filling in the chair today, thanks for reading. Today is the second of three Friday the 13ths this year. Each one is 13 weeks apart. Welcome to the Twilight Zone. If you're into phobias and can pronounce these words it's your day, three years of Latin can take me only so far. The fear […]
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The Morning Man spent yesterday throwing out his back hauling bags of mulch around the property. I greet you this AM in a state of OG semi-traction, with an observation that never gets old: We take for granted how good we have it around here. Affordable homes, not a lot of traffic, mostly safe, friendly […]
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The Morning Man isnt exactly as giddy as DatDude this AM. Who could be? So many players either want to leave here, or don't care if they stay. Phillips has always said he wanted to finish his career in Cincinnati. Now, he has that opportunity. I have no idea — beyond the nebulous and hoped-for […]
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The Morning Man is a little late this AM. Tried to get some book work in when my mind was fresh. How many more starts like Bailey's last night before Chapman assumes his rightful place? Homer figured it out after the 1st, but so what? Three homers and four runs and game over. After, he […]
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As The Morning Man stumbles out of the rack earlier than usual, I am still pondering how Bubba Watson hit that shot on the second playoff hole yesterday. It was like watching David Copperfield bend spoons with his mind. PROGRAMMING ALERT: All who dislike golf, who delight in claiming it's not a sport, the next […]
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A Cliff's Notes TML this AM, before dashing off to desecrate Legendary Run w/The Famer. The Morning Man either wrote or traveled or both 33 of the previous 36 days. All work and no play, and all that. Time for some time away. Now, then. . . The Club played about as close to optimally […]
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"Are you humble enough to be helpless?"
Watch the new episode of The Love Experience with Jalen Barnes!
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I am already neutered, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with kids, and good with dogs.
Misfit boy Alonso! He's 1.5 yrs old. Shy lil man at about 15 lbs but warms up fast. He's good with other dogs! He is working on being crate trained too. He is a very loving boy & loves to be with his people. Please fill out an fill out an application or contact us! Thank you! If interested in Alonzo please fill out an application at http://www.misfitangelsrescue.org/applications.html
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Alonzo, a Warren Rat Terrier/Miniature Pinscher dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Rat Terrier/Miniature Pinscher for sale in Warren, or seeking a Rat Terrier/Miniature Pinscher dog from a breeder in Warren.
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For up to two players, the game includes six different themes (road signs, three vehicle and transport, places and animals), each double sided with plenty of things to spot.
Note down how many times you see each thing using one of the dry-wipe pens. Try to mark as many off as you can! When the game is over, wipe the board clean so the boards are ready for the next game.
With 6 different themes for 2 players. Includes 2 wipe clean pens.
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Right. I am Paiyge Grey - and I'm not being open. Actually, I am very privacy-paranoid and henceforth that is a psuedonym. Possibly you've seen it elsewhere, but highly unlikely because I am not a very social person - online and elsewhere. It's just not in my personality. XD
Anway, hehe, this shall be my newest obsession, where I shall obsess over many things; mainly, my old/antique books. But possibly my new ones as well; I won't discriminate. So, beware pic-heavy entries and major book-squee-ness. Unless stated, all pictures are taken by me! :)
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Anyone else seeing this? Getting 50+ down but only 7 up, presumably because there's only 1 upstream channel now (was 3 before the speed boost). I have a 6120 w/Blast, modem power reset doesn't get the old channels back. Have 4 down/1 up now, was 4/3.
You might start with the upstream power levels at your modem. They won't tell you what signal the CMTS is seeing, but if they are above 50 it's pretty good odds that you have a noise problem between your modem and the CMTS.
Power and signal levels are fine, it's not that.
If all is correct at your end, it could very well be an issue at the CMTS.
For the longest time, I had 4 down and 2 up here in Atlanta. After the upgrade I am now seeing 3 upstream channels.
try a factory reset
Call in and inquire about your uSNR (upstream Signal to Noise Ratio) figure. It should be at least 30 dB, and higher is better.
try a factory reset
Why is one at 64QAM and the other at 16QAM?
"Why is one at 64QAM and the other at 16QAM?That's normal. Legacy 16QAM carriers are present on the system for backwards compatibility for older DOCSIS 1.x modems. Channels of differing modulation schemes and symbol rates can be and are indeed bonded.


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Award winning actor/playwright Charles Busch is getting another honor to accessorize his mantel with on Monday. His frequent costar Julie Halston will present him with the New York Innovative Theatre Awards' 2011 Luminary award at Therapy (348 W. 52 Street), from 6 to PM. On the eve of his ... More >>
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A few of the early Kunio games for the NES werelocalized for the North American market. These include Renegade, River City Ransom, Super Dodge Ball, Crash 'n the Boys: Street Challengeand Nintendo World Cup, which were heavily "Americanized" versions of the Kunio-kun games. Technōs Japan has released over twenty Kunio-kun titles for the Famicom, Game Boy, and Super Famicom in Japan.
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If I ever beat this game, I hope that they explain what the box art has to do with the story.
Mario Paint Player's Guide.
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I am attempting to revolve a sketch between two surfaces in Autodesk Inventor Professional 2012. The problem is that the extrusion is being created on the opposite side of the two surfaces that I want.
For example, I have two flanges on a cylinder. I would like the feature to be created to stretch on the lower side, the larger angle, where the sketch is. Instead, it is creating the feature on the upper side, the smaller angle.
I have adjusted everything I can within the revolve feature options, including unchecking "minimum solution" and switching the starting and terminating faces.
In the attached file I am attempting to revolve "Sketch 7" about the x-axis, between the two flanges closest to the "top." The sketch is centered on where I want the revolved feature to be created.
I see your problem. There are two solutions for this revolve with these inputs and Inventor is presenting you with one of the solutions. Unfortunately you cannot use any of the controls to switch to the other solution you want.
As a workaround, you can create two revolve features to achieve this. Use "To selected face/plane" and select the first flange face you want to terminate to. Then, share the sketch and use it to create another revolve feature with the same option as before, but now selecting the face from the other flange. The two revolve features together should get you what you want to accomplish. Let me know if this does not help.
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Hi. I had some ideas for a website, but I'm unsure what to do as far as getting the site up and running. I know HTML/CSS and have edited Javascript before, but my ideas are more complicated than what I've done before and I know it will take more than just HTML.
I don't want to say at this point exactly what the site is, but I want to be able to do the following:
First, have members each with their own profile that is viewable by others
This profile would need to show content they had uploaded to the site and perhaps have a few optional editable features that the member can change.
Second, allow members to submit content and allow them control over it (e.g. edit and delete functions)
I would need a text editor of some sort with form/menu options and the ability for them to edit/delete what they submit.
Third, a rating system for members on the content submitted
Fourth, for the rating system to be linked with a payment system
The rating system would be just a few options and would need to display what the average rating was. It would also have to be a members only feature. However, for each rating the member would get money. I would need a system that works out what the member has made and displays the balance to them as well as allows them to cash out through PayPal when the money has built up to a certain amount.
The payment system would not involve any buying, selling or customers.
Finally, a feature that finds all the latest submissions and shows them in one place
Where can I find these features? Or how easy would it be to create these features?
I know some sites (e.g. Wordpress)have plugins, but it would be helpful if you could list the site and the name of the plugins if you know them because having looked at Wordpress earlier I can see there's hundreds and I didn't know where to start.
Any help would be great and sorry if this is slightly confusing. Thanks.
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Web design doesn't have to be difficult if you concentrate on the best ways to build a website. Wordpress development is great if you learn how to use it good.
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Thanks. I do design websites using HTML all the time so I know it's not difficult, but this is more complicated so I don't know the best way to build it which is why I asked.
I know how to do the basic stuff on Wordpress, but I don't know what features I need to learn to be able to do anything better. I'd rather do it myself than have someone create it for me, I just need to know the key things that I need e.g. which plugins or coding language.
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in a little over a month (november 22nd to be exact. make note of that people! hehe), i will be a year older and planning a huge celebration which includes an official grand opening and birthday party (more deets coming soon.) But in addition, I also want the following things listed, in no particular order.
beyonce's heat perfume. i know, very wtf. lol but a friend of mine gave me a sample + i actually liked it.
a goldfish. in a glass bowl. with a castle.
a hot date with a cute, funny, intelligent guy. really want to go to my fav vegan restaurant, gobo, but any nice restaurant with vegetarian options will do.
another tattoo (or 2).
some cute boots/booties. most likely something by jeffrey campbell.
new glasses. i've had these for a few years and i really need to either get prescription in this other pair i have or buy some new ones. (or get laser surgery. lol) but i got my eyes on a tortoise shell pair…
uncle jimmy came by a couple of hours ago + bought me a valentine's day gift:
damn this pic is maaaad blurry. but i was too lazy to take it again. lol (and u get to see my broke down file cabinet in the back. uncle jimmy was supposed to be fiixing it for months now…but i digress…)
but uncle jimmy bought me a balloon…
some chocolate that i can't eat cuz there is milk + gelatin in it. :( but the interns r coming tomorrow! so maybe they will want some…
and some flowers…
with a note that says: UMTMTM (UJ) wtf? i asked him what is means. he said it stands for U Mean That Much To Me (Uncle Jimmy)
think i laughed my ass for about 5 mins straight! lmao luv my uncle!!!
happy valentine's day to u + urs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
today is my granma's birrthday, she turns 82. wow, imagine living for 82 yrs…
i don't know but i started thinking about my bday this past nov 22. and i remembered that i forgot to post the pics. then i thought, my sis has all the better pics of me + my close friends at my brunch. and of course she still has not emailed them to me! damn her! lol (i still luv u tia!) so i will just so u a few of the pics i have.
my outfit. i represented for both my labels. lol
top: urban outfitters
pants: vintage
shoes: vintage
denim chain: naKIMuli
scarf: naKIMuli
cardigan: shanae
jewelry: vintage + gifts +thrift
and i topped it off with a vintage cape. speaking of vintage capes, have 1 i need to put in the store for sale…
i made everyone who came to my bday brunch cowl scarves in their fav colors.
my girl lori bought me a vegan cupcake. :)
me acting silly. and my sis tia. where my pics at huh? lol
and earlier that day…
uncle jimmy came by + bought me flowers + had a TOTAL stranger sing happy birthday with him. lol gotta luv uncle jimmy…
one of my best girl friends daizy came by with her baby shilo. me + daze go way back, all the way to 1st grade!
daizy + uncle jimmy + shilo uncle jimmy made that shirt w/ a pic of himself + a roller skate. don't ask questions. lmao
my in front of my house…it was a good bday.
from naKIMuli—-the cater dress
my business, of course! i have so many things i am gearing up for the end of this yr + the beginning of next yr. wish i could move fast enough to get them done!
from shanae—-101 dress (coming soon)
at first i was only getting them in the mail. then my friend convinced me to watch the instant movies on my computer. i am hooked! damn u netflix!
any type of tutu/petticoat has got me anticipating an event to rock it to.
As much as i despise gentrification, i still daydream about "moving on up" + living in a bk luxury high rise building. i already have my building picked out. lol i need a doorman!
my recent babies! got them on right now. lol looking to get more even though i am the worst heel walker (not really but really.)
designed this houndstooth pencil skirt last yr but it started my current obsession for them. will have some variations in the new label.
twisted pencil skirt coming soon
naKIMuli mermaid/pencil skirt available now!
just started on my journey of going to the gym + embarking on a vegan diet. started november 1st + so far i luv it! i never looked forward to cooking until now. in an hr, i will start cooking dinner. yay! wouldn't offer my food to anyone just yet (even though my girl daizy tried some of it yesterday + is still alive), but give me a couple of months…
took me a while to join twitter. there is nothing spectacular about it but i luv it. guess cuz i follow some cool people who inspire me: rev run, deepak chopra, june ambrose, russell simmons, my girl chanel of junkprints, and my boy taqiy of go tee entertainment .
black kids
calvin harris
just a few of the bands i listen to on the reg.
my friend ayinde decided to film his tv pilot on monday, september 7th, which was not only labor day but his birthday. but i had a wonderful time. when u r a) doing what u luv + b) are with cool people, it makes it all worthwhile.
can't say much about his idea for the show, but i can say it is yoga-based. ayinde is a certified yoga instructor, a vegan chef, a rapper, an actor, AND a director! whew! he got 10 jobs! lolbut i am very proud to see him making moves. and to be a part of the action as the wardrobe stylist.


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A chowhound worst nightmare...I have to go on a diet!
- Den Mar 12, 2007 04:39 PM
We just got back from vacation and ugh, I knew it was coming...the dreaded need to knock off some pounds...what's a poor chowhound to do?
I've done Weight Watchers on and off over the years and it really is the best diet program out there. It's realistic and focuses on longterm changes versus quick fixes. You have flex points so you can eat a little something fun each day or save up for a big Saturday night out.
Gotta exercise. Once you get into a regular routine and lose the current unwanted pounds, you can eat well and stay in shape.
See the two principals of dieting, in the comments to this: http://www.chow.com/grinder/2349
Anything will work, if you commit yourself to it.
I've read you get 80% of the pleasure of eating in the first 10% of a serving. Really relish that 10%, make it the best food you can, then eat a lot of healthful, low calories food (roasted vegetables, soups, salads, etc.--volumetrics). If you still want, have another 10% but you'll probably be too full for it. Make that 10% as chowhoundish as you can--you're having less so you can afford to buy better quality and splurge on all the ingredients. Oh, and learn what a serving it. A serving of steak is the palm of your hand, not a huge T bone that's served...
Exercise, drink lots of water, eat more lean protein and fruits/vegetables (but limit potatoes and other starchy veggies), and cut down the processed and refined foods.
Don't deny yourself anything (big proclamations about how you're never going to have chocolate/cake/etc. again), but make your big splurges a treat to be had for special occasions or in moderation (like a couple squares of dark chocolate).
Portion control is everything! You can have all ther chowish foods in the world if you limit yourself to small tastes and fill up on fresh fruit and veggies. Exercise makes a big difference too.
OK - I know I disagree with the majority here.. but when I am on a diet, I want to be on a diet and I want it to work and I want it to be temporary ... so... Eat eggs, low fat meat (chicken breasts are preferable) and fish. Eat no more than 3 c. of raw low-carb salad veggies a day or 2 c. salad plus 1/2 c. cooked low-carb veggies. (1 c. cooked total if you hate salad). Don't restrict your portions, but don't force yourself to eat if you are not hungry. After you do this for 2 to 3 days, you will not be hungry, and will be at very low calorie, and THATS OK! Seasonings are good, but fat is not your friend. Grill your chicken breasts with Tony Chachere's or adobo seasoning. Use a tiny amount of dressing on your salad. Drink water, diet soda, coffee (cream/artificial sweeteners if you must, but black is better, and be aware of the fat & calories in the lightener), herbal tea. Take a multivitamin every day (one-a-day/centrum are fine. nothing fancy necessary). NO ALCOHOL. Yes, it's boring. Yes, it is utterly un-chowish. But it works. It usually takes 2-3 weeks to lose 10 real pounds - less time for more fat loss if you are heavy, but it doesn't sound like the case with the OP (plus 3-5 pounds of water and glycogen stores, which you will gain back when you go off the diet. Expect this!)
I usually do 10 real pounds at a time. At my weight, this takes me 2-3 weeks. Then I usually get utterly sick of boring food. (I am a 'hound after all!) Or I run up against TOM. The real key is to MAINTAIN when you are not losing, not gain! The trick to that is to eat what sounds good when you are hungry and stop when you are full. This is actually harder than the diet itself...
I feel for you. Thankfully you're only talking about vacation weight. I woke up one day and realized I had about 10 years of vacations to lose! I finally had to stop eating out for nearly 9 months. It was the only way I could control myself. Lost 55 pounds that way and eating Lean Cuisines every night. Sad, but true. Talk about being a non-chowhound :-(
All the above are good suggestions, and yes exercise is incredibly helpful. Here are my two cents...
If you're looking for a "diet," i.e. something temporary to lose weight, you can opt to decide what foods are the mainstay of your diet now and look to a diet that incorporates those primarily. If you're a major carnivore, try Atkins or South Beach (although South Beach in my opinion requires more vigilance and paranoia over eating "correct combos").
If you find veggies satisfying, Weight Watchers is great because veggies are zero points, and the diet really isn't a diet but more a way of life and allows all food, but if you're not up for portion control or tracking your points, the diet is more focus intensive. Of course, there is the "core program" that allows you to eat certain foods in unlimited (of course there's a caveat to unlimited but ok) quantities and give you a certain number of "bank" points for treats over the week.
Then, you have the "Emme" diet, which just includes eating low-fat, low carb, high protein, and the weight falls off. I have some mainstay meals that I cycle through and that keep me very palate-ally satisfied. Egg whites omelettes w/ eggplant, sundried tomatoes, basil. Miso egg drop soup w/ greens (collards, kale, mustard), garlic, asparagus, wild mushrooms. Seared ahi w/ grilled veggies in garlic salt. Oatmeal pancakes (egg whites and oats), sweet or savory. Crepes made from egg whites, filled w/ splenda sweetened fat free cottage cheese and sugar free TJ's preserves. Fat free cottage cheese w/ salsa. Fat free cottage cheese mixed w/ splenda, cinnamon, vanilla, and a little barley or brown rice, heated. Halibut in parchment w/ lemon juice, garlic, onions, carrots, fennel, and a little white wine. Chopped chicken salad w/ poached or roasted chicken, garlic grilled and chopped eggplant, hearts of palm, chopped tomatoes, and a few garbanzos. Shirataki noodles stirfried in Bragg's aminos, balsamic vinegar, lemon juice w/ grilled veggies in garlic salt, and some chicken, egg whites, or tofu stirred in. Total yogurt w/ a little splenda and high fiber cereal mixed in. Sorbet made in my juicer from frozen berries or melon. Protein shakes are very filling using the Metrx RTD shakes as a base, add in another scoop of protein (if desired) and some frozen berries. Great night snack or breakfast. There are more, but I won't bore you now :-)
No, do not despair! This is a supreme challenge to your creativity, and to your ability to stretch your culinary appreciation skills in a new direction!
Can you cook lighter dishes, and appreciate them? I don't mean "fake food", I mean can you thrill to doing a wonderful soup with fresh vegetables and well-made stock instead of meat and heavy cream? Can you explore what various cultures do that's light but filling? (I just now calmed my taste buds down after a big bowl of red-hot Korean tofu soup - and even my doctor recommended kimchi for a snack, you can have all of it you want)
If you're doing it right, you get (hold onto your hat...) SIX MEALS A DAY! Small ones (like half a tuna sandwich), sure, but make 'em exciting with a variety of flavors and styles, and please no one but yourself! Pace yourself, and make sure you get all six (right up to the late-evening snack that used to be a pigout because you get so hungry that late)
No "diet shakes," no "tofu bread", no "veggie burgers," real chowhound food, but less at a time, and more often. Take that mandate and stretch! Explore! Experience!
Dieting, what a drag. I, myself had a similar experience of waking up and realizing somehow my weight had gotten out of control. I decided to nip it in the bud and have lost 45 lbs in the last year.
Initially, rather than eliminating tons of foods from my diet, I restricted my calorie intake. This may not seem like a balanced approach, but once you realize induging in something overly decadent means you cannot eat the rest of the day, you go for healthier choices. Doing that alone, I quickly lost 15 lbs. I then incorporated exercise, starting with 3 miles a day on my bike and working my way up to 12. Did this for several months until I got kind of bored with it. Something else that is helpful is wearing a pedometer and making sure you are getting in at least 10,000 steps each day.
Now that I have met my weight loss goals and surpassed them by 20lbs it is just a matter of maintenance. I am more active in general now, but I also workout every morning(420 ab exercises, free weights for arms, and a few miles on the treadmill). As far as my diet, during the day I eat light, typically just fruit, yogurt, and veggies. At dinner I can eat pretty much whatever I want because I do eat healthily during the day, but in general don't make anything too out of control on a regular basis.
It is amazing how your metabolism picks up just by adding a bit of exercise. I have not gained back a pound and it is now much more a lifestyle than a diet. I now have the opposite problem where my fiancee wants me to put on a few pounds, haha.
I am sure you will have no problem losing the weight if you are committed.
You can still enjoy food and lose weight. I had to lose weight, and due to other health concerns, the South Beach was best for me. Worked like a charm for me- lost weight, lowered BP, lowered Cholesterol and was able to get my sugar levels to a normal state- so no insulin needed (YEAH).
My mother lost weight on WW and loved the diet. She joined on line- and I had a blast using their website to design meals for her. You can input recipes and get the point values. WAs able to create menus and had fun, too.
I am currently trying to obsess over lower calorie food. My box of Texas red grapefruits just arrived yesterday, and I am trying to convince myself that I cannot WAIT to get home and eat one for dessert every night.
I think that's one reason it's so much easier to be skinny in the summertime...because there are so many fabulous fruits and vegetables to think about, it takes my mind off making chocolate bread and popovers and scones and hot chocolate and pizza.......
re: danna
Too funny=- I had some unbelievable red grapefruit last week. I was so surprised that I actually wanted to eat it. Bought it at the farm where I get all of my produce- no idea where they got if ( not local, that's for sure, as we are in the Boston area!). Of course, the same p lace also sells wonderful scones- which I also enjoyed!
Went back this weekend, and they only had the pink grapefruit- it is ok, but I really loved the red.
re: BostonBarGuy
Don't like the produce at the shaws near me-. I make a weekly trek to Wilson Farm in Lexington for my fruits and vegetables. Now I am spoiled and cannot buy my produce at grocery stores!
This red grapefruit was almost blood red- and so sweet.I had never seen one as red as this! Next time I am at Wilsons, I am going to ask where they came from.
re: macca
If you don't mind a bit more of a drive go to Idlywilde in Acton:
re: hummingbird
Looks a lot like Wilson Farms in Lexington- from the building to the meats, bakery and cheese. Thanks for the tip, but Wilson is more convenient for me- I live in Melrose.
re: Bite Me
Funny, my mom and I both worked with Hermiene years back for opposite reasons... The only issue I took with her is that she told me I should "get to like" certain low-cal foods, and I just looked at her like "why bother" (esp. cause I was trying to gain weight), though her method is based upon exercise, portions, and getting the most bang for your buck w/ food i.e. if you eat low cal foods, you get to eat more of them. Her program for weight loss if I remember my mom's correctly was 8 servings of protein (8 oz), 3 fruits, 2 breads, 3 veggies, and 2 fats per day. She was also crazy about her exercise... she used to walk the stairs in her building several times, up and down 12 stories... tiny cute little woman that always had frozen strawberries out when I was there.... (wanted me to get to like them even though I was also allergic and didn't care for them...)
I discovered Chowhound at about the same time I started Weight Watchers. I've lost and kept off over 50 lbs in very tasty fashion. Good luck!
This Volumetrics Eating Plan book is the best... I was so skeptical but this woman, a nutritionist, has really really really good recipes for how to make big plates of things that taste yummy (with no frankenfoods) and are the caloric equivalent of much tinier regular items. Her tuna salad is my favorite ever... she adds white beans, some red peppers I think, olive oil and lemon and things.
The pics at this link can give you a little idea.
What she doesn't do is say 'instead of apple pie, have an apple' ... though she might give you a recipe for a baked apple tart that's low on crust. Did I mention the recipes actually taste good? She's chowish is what I'm trying to say.


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the cement that binds closer together,
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I used to visit my relatives in baghdad growing up. the large streets were full with book sellers, all kinds of books. we used to go during the summer when we didn't have school to stay over relatives places. I used to spend hours upon hours browsing books and reading, sometimes buying and sometimes not. nothing beats old baghdad.
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Mickalene Thomas is an artist with a complex vision for her work. Putting her focus on footwear, she teamed up with Brothers Vellies and their unique style of shoes to create five pieces of very limited and wearable art.
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An agreement between Ohio farm organizations and a coalition of animal welfare advocates may be in jeopardy after a recent vote by the Ohio Livestock Care Standards Board that permits the confinement of veal calves in crates so small they're unable to turn around.
Wayne Pacelle, president of the Humane Society of the United States, said the 6-5 vote by board members violates a provision of the agreement which phases out the use of veal crates and if the vote stands, the Humane Society may decide to renew a ballot initiative sponsored by the coalition.
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The commissioners will give their perspectives on the important events that occurred in the county during 2010, as well as goals for 2011.
The event is sponsored by the Business Council of the Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce and the Wood County Economic Development Commission. Coffee and light refreshments will be served at 7:30 a.m.
The Black Swamp Bird Observatory considers its banding program a "feather in its cap."
The program, led by research director Mark Shieldcastle, has banded more than 500,000 birds over two decades. The BSBO banding station is the largest in the country, according to Kim Kaufman, executive director of the BSBO.
"We band more birds than any other station in the country on a regular basis," Kaufman said. "That's a feather in our cap, but what it really represents is how important that (Magee) marsh is to migratory birds."
For Oregon City Schools Superintendent Mike Zalar, a trip to China last April resulted in more than just great memories of the Great Wall and the Forbidden City. The trip may open doors to a more global and international way of teaching and learning.
Zalar, along with eight other superintendents from across Ohio, spent a little over two weeks participating in the China Exchange Initiative. The trips were funded by the Freeman Foundation, a program that facilitates educational exchange programs between schools in many states and provinces in the United States and China at the pre-college level.
The program is also sponsored in coordination with the Ohio Department of Education, the Buckeye Association of School Administrators, and the Chinese Ministry of Education.
Oregon Council at a meeting on March 14 will consider an agreement with engineering companies to provide services for the final design and bidding for the Oregon Flood Relief and Erosion Control project, the Wolf Creek Relief Ditch project, and the Pickle Road Storm Relief Ditch project.
If approved, Poggemeyer Design Group, Bowling Green, would provide engineering services for the Oregon Flood Relief and Erosion Control project, which is located within the downstream area of the Amolsch and Driftmeyer Ditch, Johlin Ditch, and Heckman Ditch watersheds, between Cedar Point Road and Lake Erie. Jones & Henry Engineers, LTD., Toledo, would provide engineering services for the Wolf Creek area west of Stadium Road, and the Pickle Road area between Coy and Lallendorf roads that is served by the Amolsch and Driftmeyer Ditch. Poggemeyer would be paid $304,880 to provide the services.
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System will allow vendors to report vulnerabilities, but problems could arise by allowing it to be publicly accessible, one analyst said.
Red Hat and the National Institute of Standards and Technology have agreed to create a commenting system for NIST's National Vulnerabilities Database (NVD).
The system will give vendors a public forum to contribute information about vulnerabilities that could affect unforeseen targets.
Red Hat originally proposed the idea of using the database to NIST.
"We've been brainstorming this for a couple of years trying to figure out how to do it," said Mark Cox, director of the security response team at Red Hat. Cox is one of the founders of the commenting system.
Red Hat has been using the system in a test program for the past few weeks and has submitted more than a hundred comments. One other company, Linux developer Mandriva, has added a comment about its software.
First of its kind
Cox said no other commenting system like NVD's exists. The new system will enable users to manage vulnerabilities more efficiently, he said.
Without such a system, users sometimes must call companies directly to check whether certain vulnerabilities affect multiple programs.
"If it's an Apache vulnerability, then how does that affect Red Hat?"Cox asked.
Peter Mell, NVD program manager, said one of NIST's primary concerns was to give vendors and security companies a chance to comment.
There was "no way for the security industry to put their 2 cents in with respect to what these vulnerabilities mean," Mell said.
Buyer confusion
Some analysts say the new system could be beneficial for vendors in the long run but added that the fact that the system is publicly accessible could create some problems.
John Pescatore, vice president of Internet security at Gartner, said vendors could cause confusion if they use different terminology.
He said he is also concerned that people posing as vendors could put false information into the system.
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Pescatore said NIST plans to create a mechanism to ensure that only authorized vendor representatives have access to the commenting system.
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i wanna go at glint again =\ but i don't want to do the whole mission over. do you know of any monsters that are huge like that like 1v8 anywhere past that? or is a patch coming or in expansion where you'll be able to fight giant things for practice or something, as much as i like fighting hordes of baddies i like focusing on a giant monster. it's more dragon-slayish-style RP mideivil
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South of Temple of Ages I remember seeing a bone dragon that had a name.
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It is pretty much in the battle grounds where all the skeletons and shadow troops are...
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Rotscale the Bone Dragon is lvl 30 and in Majestys Rest, surrounded by a bone dragon escort. Look at any of the many online maps for directions to Majestys Rest.
Unfortunately, the game doesn't really have any 'raid' type content, so for now you're stuck waiting or playing another MMO.


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Even the most die hard 76ers fan probably had a few "Who's that…" moments this season with the current roster. The 2013-14 Sixers started off as a interesting hodgepodge of players, as well as a few staples and holdovers from last year's squad. But after the trade deadline, all of Philadelphia was scrambling to their programs and smart phones trying to figure out who half of the starting lineup was.
A member of this group of mystery men is Elliot Williams, a shooting guard from the University of Memphis. He's in his second season after being drafted 22nd overall in the 2012 NBA Draft by Portland. He is an athletic over-sized guard with decent range, but relies more on his ability to get the the hoop for much of his scoring. I'll give you a moment to check his Wikipedia page out.
Surprisingly enough he is sixth on the team in games played this year with 61, even though he has only started two. He doesn't get much run, averaging only 16.5 minutes a game, and hasn't been wowing anyone in the process. He only pours in 5.6 points a night in that time frame.
Friday night in Boston was probably his best game of the year. In the "upset" win against the Celtics, Williams had 15 points on five-of-seven shooting as well as four steals. He has been playing better down the stretch for head coach Brett Brown. Williams has scored in double figures in five out of his last six games, probably fighting for a roster spot for next season.
Grade: C+
He has the chance to make it better with these last few games and make a strong case for Hinkie to keep him. Most of this team is in a season long, high school style try out. Only Noel and MCW are really safe on this roster (notice how Thad Young isn't in any of these "blueprint" advertisements) so Williams will have to prove he should get a jersey net year. He has proved a solid punch lately off the bench and his potential is still high. Again, he was a first round pick, albeit middle of the pack. The grade could rise.
Stay or Go: Stay
Brett Brown is playing scout more than coach this year. The goal is to see who is worth taking a second look at going into the summer and beyond. Williams hasn't set the world on fire, but he does have a bit of upside that is at least worthy of a flyer. Maybe he gets cut in the summer after the draft picks and possible free agents find their way to Philadelphia, but not know who they will pick up, it is hard to just drop a talent like this without a little more time.
He may never end up being a pivotal piece here in Philadelphia. But for the time being, he is more than serviceable.
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Father Raphael Morcos Hanna was born on October 11, 1956. He earned a Degree in Pharmacy and an MBA in Marketing. His Grace Bishop Serapion ordained him Priest on July 12, 1998. He served at Archangel Raphael & Saint Mina Church in Palmdale, California and now serves at Saint Mark Church in Los Angeles.
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The winless Pittsburgh Steelers have had enough problems on the field, let alone the bickering that has now started off the field.
Over the weekend, Steelers safety Ryan Clark told ESPN he thought quarterback Ben Roethlisberger needed to change his style of play and that the team can't afford the sacks and turnovers that can come when Roethlisberger extends plays.
Clark was asked about his comments again on Wednesday, according to Pro Football Talk, where he said the quarterback wasn't the only problem, but needs to be part of the solution.
Clark said, via the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review:
We need to protect Ben. Defensively, we need to make plays so Ben doesn't feel like he has to do everything. Offensively, we need to protect him so he can get the ball out. The receivers need to get open. The running backs need to run the ball. But in that as well, he needs to understand that, as constructed right now, we aren't playing well enough as a team to where we can take sacks and have turnovers. That's a team solution, but the quarterback has to spearhead it.
While Roethlisberger thought that what Clark felt was fine, he did not agree with the assessment.
"It is what it is. I'm just going to play the game the way that I play it and try not to turn it over," said Roethlisberer, per Pro Football Talk.
While Clark's comments hold some truth, Roethlisberger's style of play have also allowed for big plays and two Super Bowl victories, and it is unlikely the nine-year quarterback will change. What the team needs to be doing is making improvements on the field, and not talking about each other in the media.


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Some people lose their virginity
I have begun to gain it
I am so lonely I can't Remember
The last time I had sex
Some people lose their virginity
I have begun to gain it
I am so lonely I can't Remember
The last time I had sex
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This is a person at peace.
This is a person who feels peace.
If all people were at peace it might feel a little odd to try and makes sense
We might just speak in nonsense
In blubbers and actions for god sake
I want to be at peace, but sometimes
I want my frustration,
My anger,
My voice
To make you uncomfortable and I want to make myself feel
This is a person at peace.
This is a person in pieces.
This is a person who went down to the river,
To sing a song about peace, but felt like tying
Rocks to his feet so when he went to swim in the river
He wouldn't be able to get out.
Check out this super cool cover by a super cool band. Dabbler is a power trio that prides itself on there lack of care and their do-it-yourself mentality. Local to Hunterdon County New Jersey.
Sometimes I feel sick,
I feel the transient air in my
Stomach, and see the blue
And green down by my feet
Without an experience which
Has a fault of its own
So what if I felt sick today
Or yesterday
Or the time before yesterday which would
Complete three malicious days
Of the way that discharge flows through
My sweet, kind, insufferable persona
The craze of the windows, Oh,
How they crackle when the earth
Fights back from the pressure on its
Its head is sick also
My head is sick
Time is slow, Earth is healing
Exposure never will feel this great
Even if I had found it in a crate
Next to my bed while I complain
About the privilege I have to be sick
Without fleeting into an unknown
Xiu Xiu, "Nina"
Xiu Xiu creates a hole and then leaves you with minimal light at the top. This is the darkest record I have stumbled upon since the first time I heard Greed by Swans. The only thing I could imagine was a man listening to a jazz record will slowly dying of a gun shoot wound. Jamie Stewarts vocals sound tortured; psychologically and physically. I can't help but to feel immense sorrow every time he sings a line. The instrumentation sounds distant, but raw and blunt at the same time. Almost as if you were listening to a vinyl record at full volume.
The album is a cover album. An album that compiles Nina Simone songs. A popular jazz artist of the mid-20th century. The instrumentation is done with traditional instruments, as appose to the electronic production that Xiu Xiu has associated himself with in past years. The instrumentation is perfectly executed with minimal mistake. Xiu Xiu sounds like an experienced jazz group on this record.
One of the most enjoyable aspects of this record is how Xiu Xiu jumps from minimal compositions to complex jazz groves throughout the record. They play their instruments with true genius and passion. The album is musically intriguing. Each note is dire to the album as a whole. Each song swiftly goes into one another, as if the band was turning the page of one's book.
For me, Stewart's vocal delivery was what kept me completely engulfed in the record. As mentioned before, Stewart sounds like he is in physical pain. This matched up with the melancholy nature of Simone's lyricism gives the songs a rundown, or out of luck feeling. A suicidal feeling, where the only next step is death.
Overall Xiu Xiu delivers what I think to be a feat in experimental, and jazz music.
During the last five minutes I have decided that it would be beneficial for me to start a diary. However, by saying that I am starting "a diary" it suggest that I am going to talk about the feelings that I experienced during the day. This may lead to exaggeration. I experience too many feelings for me to actually express them in a concise manner. And since I have a multitude of feelings it would difficult for me to remember the ones that were most interesting. Which would evoke me to either exaggerate the ones I can remember, or create feelings that seem interesting.
With this in mind I get the feeling that my project will either be too over the top, or lack a certain type of interest in my reader. Anyway, I will proceed with the project on the basis that I don't care about the readers feelings towards my writings (or towards my own feelings).
January 5, 2014
Today I woke up around 2:30 in the afternoon. A rather odd time to wake up for me personally. It may or may not be odd for other people, depending on their own personal lives. I then went into my kitchen to make myself coffee and microwaved waffles. The coffee was to strong and the waffles felt stale. I did not complain about this at the time, but thinking about it in retrospect I wish I would have made the effort to eat a more comfortable meal. Maybe I could have made eggs and bacon, or I could have taken a walk to the General Store to get a sandwich and fresh coffee. There is no saying that these things would have made anything better, but like I said before, it might have been more comfortable.
Today I didn't really do anything significant. I made the effort to talk to someone who has supposed feelings towards me. This made me feel incredibly awkward. I don't like striking up conversation through the digital format of Facebook messenger, but I was at a loss for what to do. Before doing that I had just taken a nap, and got mad at myself for taking a nap a four o'clock in the afternoon after I had only woken up a few hours earlier. The conversation went on smoothly. There wasn't much for me to say, and there wasn't much for her to say. I eventually ended it with a goodbye only because a conversation dying out naturally feels incredibly odd for me.
I would say that I have been a child towards my emotions recently. While studying at school this past semester I exclusively focused on school, work and other specific hobbies. I didn't want to form a new relationship with anyone. Since it is human nature for humans to interact I did continue to speak with my friends, and even made a couple new friendships. It was nothing labor intensive. I have not thought about my intimate feelings towards others. I have almost curbed overt sexual thoughts. As I clam up and get embarrassed when someone mentions something sex related. I do not discuss my longings for sex or women to my friends. Since I have never had any sexual feelings towards males, and I am afraid of my sexual feelings towards women I have convinced myself that I am asexual. With that being stated I am at a point in my existence where I have to either overcome my fear, or accept my perceived sexuality. It would be incredibly unhealthy to go on trying to live either way. Since I have no desire to fix this problem I will probably let it sit for a while.
Later tonight I am supposed to see a friend before she goes back to school. I have seen her two times in total on her break. It is ending early for her due to the fact that she wants to join a sisterhood on her school's campus. Better known as a Sorority. I could go into what a Sorority is or what it constitutes, but I am assuming if you are reading this you probably have the means to research that question.
I do not support her decision. I have not told her that, but I think that she knows just from knowing me. It is not exactly upsetting to me, but rather disappointing. It is not disappointing because I dislike Sorority's, but because she feels like she needs to expand her social presence on her school campus artificially.
I see her as a nervous soul. Someone who doesn't enjoy experimentation, because she does not know the ending result.
She is incredibly talented in academics, and in drawing. I have her art work hanging on the walls of my bedroom, and I have never finished a piece of writing without giving it to her. I deeply value her opinion. Since she has left it has almost been losing a whole half of me. A side that was practical. Right now I feel like I am losing my only friendship that was based on feeling.
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There are various ways we undo ourselves with our words. Said more accurately, there are ways that we reveal emotions within ourselves that we may not be fully aware of.
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Once fully endowed, the scholarship fund will provide annual awards of $1,000 or more in perpetuity for those who demonstrate financial need and academic performance and are enrolled as full- or part-time students; have a home residence in Lycoming County or Bradford County; and are enrolled in the business administration bachelor-degree program with a financial planning competency credential, or the accounting bachelor-degree program.
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The National Right to Work Foundation staff attorneys have requested an official inquiry into the National Labor Relations Board's conduct in adjudicating several Chattanooga Volkswagen America workers' charges against VW and the United Auto Workers during the union's organizing campaign.
Foundation attorneys have asked the NLRB's inspector general to investigate the agency's conduct during its processing of the workers' unfair labor practice charges that the NLRB Division of Advice instructed the NLRB Regional Director in Atlanta to dismiss.
The NRWF cited what it said was the highly unusual release of documents about the NLRB investigation to news outlets, including the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
Last week, NLRB staff in Washington, D.C., released the Division of Advice's two "Advice Memorandums" to members of the media in Chattanooga and Knoxville but not to the workers' Foundation staff attorneys. Foundation public relations staff later received the NLRB memos from a reporter in Chattanooga. The Board staff released these Advice Memorandums to the press even though such memos are rarely, if ever, released to anyone in open cases.
"The NLRB's actions undermined Foundation attorneys' ability to advise their clients before the NLRB's dismissal of their cases became publicly known," said Ray LaJeunesse, legal director of the foundation in a statement. "The NLRB's conduct further cements the perception that one set of rules applies to benefit union bosses and another set of rules applies against workers who wish to remain union free."
See Thursday's Times Free Press for more.
Mike Pare, the deputy Business editor at the Chattanooga Times Free Press, has worked at the paper for 27 years. In addition to editing, Mike also writes Business stories and covers Volkswagen, economic development and manufacturing in Chattanooga and the surrounding area. In the past he also has covered higher education. Mike, a native of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., received a bachelor's degree in communications from Florida Atlantic University. he worked at the Rome News-Tribune before ...


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