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10 Reasons Why You Should Drink GrinsPosted: July 24, 2014 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Beverage, Grins, Happy, Top 10 Leave a comment
The reasons to drink Grins are endless. Ranging from the practical to the downright fun, we've come up with hundreds of reasons why folks should enjoy the Official Beverage of Happy People. Here are 10 of our favorites:
10. A bottle of Grins has 21 less grams of sugar than a 12oz can of coke. Considering the fact that the average American consumes 44 gallons of soda per year a switch to Grins would result in an annual reduction of almost 22 lbs of sugar from the average American diet!
9. Grins has been known to make wishes come true…just look!
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8. A 12oz serving of grape Grins has one-third of the amount of sugar and calories as a 12oz serving of pure 100% Grape Juice.
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7. Grins is the official beverage of the moon…at least that's what we heard. We've reached out to the moon for confirmation, but have yet to receive a response.
6. One bottle of Grins is an excellent source of Vitamin C! Vitamin C is highly concentrated in our immune cells, making it an essential part of a healthy diet.
5. The Grins Board is made up of some of the finest minds in the beverage industry.
7. Grins is colored with fruit and vegetable juice. According to the American Academy of Pediatricians, artificial colors have been linked to an increased incidence of ADD and ADHD…come to think of it, I often find myself overlooking important details when I'm not drinking Grins!
3. Grins "out-tested" other leading beverage brands.
2. Grins is a favorite product and proud supporter of the US Military
Click the link below to read about Grins' relationship with the Patriot Foundation, which provides scholarships and support for the children and surviving spouses of soldiers who have made the ultimate sacrifice.
1. Grins is The Official Beverage of Happy People!
Keep Grinning,
Grins Gives Back: Patriot FoundationPosted: April 23, 2014 Filed under: Uncategorized 1 Comment
Life Deserves Grins. That's something we firmly believe. So much so that we built our brand around the concept. But it's important to recognize why we are afforded the ability to grin every day, and to honor those who have made it their responsibility to protect our unalienable rights: "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."
At Grins, we take pride in providing a healthy, hydrating beverage for our troops, but part of our mission is to give back to those in need. That is why Grins is now a proud supporter of the Patriot Foundation.
Since the Global War on Terrorism began in 2001, hundreds of thousands of soldiers and families of soldiers have willingly sacrificed to help ensure our freedom. In that time, there have been more than 60,000 casualties and hundreds of thousands of returning veterans who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury.
Founded in 2003, the Patriot Foundation provides scholarships and aid for children of killed and wounded soldiers from Fort Bragg, N.C., and other selected soldiers. Additionally, they provide child-care funding for families whose surviving spouse needs additional job training. Chuck Deleot, a retired Captain in the U.S. Navy, is president of the Patriot Foundation. Over the years he has helped craft the vision for the organization and has worked tirelessly to align with strategic partners that share his goal of helping as many military families as possible.
"Unfortunately, the huge backlog of families needing assistance continues to grow." Says Chuck, "It is our privilege and honor, in conjunction with our Corporate Partners, to assist the families of our servicemen and women who choose to stand in harm's way to protect our country and its way of life. We are all enormously indebted to them for our freedom and security. In today's world, more than ever, 'freedom is not free'."
Likewise, Grins is honored to be a partner of the Patriot Foundation, and we are thankful that Chuck and the rest of his team have committed themselves to providing such a meaningful and important service to the families of killed and wounded soldiers.
To learn more about the Patriot Foundation, please watch the short video below or go to www.patriotscholarships.com.
Keep Grinning (And let's help others do the same!),
Grins Person of the Month: Langston Peoples (The Food Dude)Posted: March 27, 2014 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Food Dude, Grins, Helping, Hunger, Langston Peoples, Person of the Month Leave a comment
We have all had that moment where we hear a statistic on the news and cringe. Across the world and even in our own backyards, there are unfortunate truths that, when brought to light, evoke feelings of compassion and a desire to serve. Most of us however, are unable to turn these feelings into action. We are paralyzed by the scale of the situation, and we think that the world's problems are too big for one person to solve.
Thankfully, there are individuals who seize such opportunities and are determined to make a difference. Eleven-year-old Langston Peoples is one of these individuals. So when Langston learned that 1 in 4 kids in his hometown of Winston-Salem were in danger of going hungry, he immediately wanted to find a way to help. "I was thinking about what my Grandfather Thata says a lot. He says, 'There is always someone who needs our help. It is our task in life to find a way to help.'"
With his Grandfather's words playing in his mind, Langston began brainstorming with his mom, Sahana Peoples, about ways he could help. Pretty soon, Langston was putting his thoughts into action. He set up a neighborhood food collection program to benefit the Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC, and now has the designation of Block Captain. Block Captains are essential to the Second Harvest Food Bank, because it is their consistent, year-round effort that helps avoid shortages.
I am lucky enough to be one of Langston's neighbors, so I have seen him in action for well over a year now. The neighborhood knows him now as the Food Dude, a nickname he uses in his monthly reminders. Langston coordinates monthly pick-ups in our neighborhood. To date, he has collected 2,379 pounds of food! But Langston has not stopped there. In addition to collecting monthly donations for the Food Bank, Langston also saw a need at Vienna Elementary School, where he is a 5th grade student. Langston learned that some of his fellow students were at risk of going hungry when they were not in school. So Langston coordinated additional food pick-ups, requesting items that were specifically intended to go into the "Weekend Backpacks", which are packed with food and sent home with the kids who need them each Friday.
Langston "The Food Dude" Peoples has made an incredible impact in a very short period of time, and his passion and dedication to service suggest that this is just the beginning. It's people like Langston that make us all grin, and that is why he is the Grins Person of the Month!
Keep Grinning,
Lessons From a MarathonPosted: March 21, 2014 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Grins, Marathon, Running Leave a comment
Running a small business teaches you a lot about the importance of persistence and optimism. You need to show up every day and get it done, whatever "it" may be. Each little step is important to achieving the end result, but that end result may not show up for weeks, months, or years. That's why optimism is critical. You have to believe in what you're doing, or you'll be very tempted to throw in the towel before you reach the finish line.
I'd say all of that applies to something I did in my off-work hours this past Sunday. I ran my first marathon. Now I didn't do this on a whim or anything, I have run a few half marathons before, and I trained for about 12 weeks leading up to the race with a goal of running under 3 hours and 5 minutes (the time needed to qualify for the Boston Marathon). On Sunday morning my wife Kaitlin and I woke up early and made our way to the race for the 7am start. I felt great. My training had gone well, I had avoided injury, and now all I had to do was go out there and, as Kaitlin said, "finish it." Over the next 3 hours 12 minutes and 11 seconds (spoiler alert, I didn't qualify) I learned a few things:
1. A marathon is 26.2 miles!
This sounds obvious and of course I knew the length going in, but there is a HUGE difference between 18 miles (or 20 miles or even 22 miles) and 26.2. I had been warned by others that the marathon was a different animal, but my longest training run was 22 miles and I did not think another 4.2 would do me in. Boy was I mistaken!
2. The first 13.1 miles is not the time to PR
As someone who has run a number of races of varying lengths, I know better than to expend too much energy early on, so I was committed to not overextending myself early in the race…then the gun went off. I was cruising through the first few miles like they were nothing and I ended up running the fastest half marathon of my life. One problem: I had to run another! By the time I hit mile 15 I started to fade and when I got to miles 18-19 I knew I was in trouble!
3. It helps to have great support
The course for my marathon was on the American Tobacco Trail, which is very wooded and secluded. This means that it is not a spectator friendly event, but Kaitlin and our friends Kristin and Derrek were up for the challenge. They drove to different remote points on the course where they waited with some great signs that helped keep my morale up and my thoughts positive. Every possible source of encouragement and motivation is important during a marathon and their efforts certainly helped carry me through the middle miles.
4. The miles you are most proud of may not be your fastest
As I mentioned before, I really hit the wall around 19 miles. My legs just weren't responding and my energy level was dwindling. I was hoping for a second wind, but I could tell it wasn't coming. To make matters worse, miles 20-22 were a continuous incline. So by the time I was on my last 4 miles, I was completely spent. There was a moment when I thought that finishing may not be in the cards, but I kept thinking about Kaitlin's words, "finish it", and I decided that the only way I would stop running was if I collapsed. By mile 25 I felt like I was crawling and looking back at the splits on my watch I saw that it was in fact my slowest at 9:20, which is a far cry from the 6:45 miles that I averaged for the first 13. But looking back at it, mile 25 was probably the best mile I ever ran. I can barely remember it, but the effort that it took to run that mile far exceeded any in the thousands of miles I had run prior. I will always be proud of that 9:20 mile.
5. You can't do it all on your own
As much as a marathon may be a personal achievement, in my experience it was certainly a team effort. Kaitlin encouraged me throughout my training, and pushed me out the door to run many Saturday mornings when my motivation was lacking. She was also there with me at the end. As I approached the last half mile of the race I saw Kaitlin cheering me on, and I asked her to run with me. This was not premeditated and I do not remember doing it, but at the time I was existing solely on instinct and my instincts were telling me that she was as much a part of this as I was and I wanted her to be a part of it at the end. Kaitlin peeled off sometime before I crossed the finish line, but she gave me a huge boost that carried me through to the finish. Just as I crossed the finish line, my legs gave out. I barely kept myself from hitting the ground and a Marine helped me to a chair. Then Kaitlin and my friend Derrek helped me hobble to the runner's village for some much needed hydration and caloric intake. The marathon is a humbling race, but for me it was a great opportunity to learn just how supported I truly am.
Training for and running my first marathon was a great experience even though I fell short of my goal. I was in awe of the elite runners that were miles ahead of me, and I was proud of the dedicated runners that were soldiering on miles behind me. I will definitely run another marathon, and at some point, I will qualify for Boston. But for now I need some rest, some ice, and a cold Grins.
Keep Grinning,
Introducing…The Grins Person of the MonthPosted: February 10, 2014 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Grins and the community, Grins Person of the Month Leave a comment
I don't know about you, but I think these are the people we should be lifting up these days. So I've decided to start naming my own "Grins Person of the Month" here on the blog. Every month, I'm going to tell you about someone who has really impressed me with their outlook on life and their efforts to make the people around them grin. These are people who inspire me to do more every day to make this world happier, and I hope they will do the same for you. I'll send each of them a Grins T-shirt and Grins sample pack to show support for what they do.
Let's have some fun.Posted: January 22, 2014 Filed under: Uncategorized Leave a comment
Beware blog-o-sphere! There is an impostor in your midst. My name is Nathan Battle, I am the general manager (more aptly named Director of Fun) and co-founder of Grins Enterprises, and I am going to give this blogging thing a shot. For the past two years I have left all the writing to my talented and eloquent sister Emily. But I feel that the time is right to add my voice to this conversation. I cannot tell you exactly where I am heading with the posts that follow, but my hope is to clarify the Grins mission of promoting healthy living and positivity, while having a lot of fun along the way. When my father and I started Grins two and a half years ago, we were committed to not being a "me, too" brand, and true to form, I don't think there is anything about our approach that someone would label "traditional." With that in mind, I do not want anything about this blog to be "traditional," either. I am not interested in self-promotion, pontification, or saving anyone's soul. All I want to do is have a conversation.
I began my career as a history teacher, and I used to always tell my students that I wasn't there to tell them how it is or how it was, but to share with them a story that they are all a part of. My goal is the same here. I hope that through this blog I can not only share our story, but make everyone who reads it a part of the story. As you may have heard before, Grins is the Official Beverage of Happy People, and with this in mind, I want to end this first post with two requests of all Grins employees, supporters and now blog-readers:
- Grin everyday
- Make someone else Grin everyday
These two simple requests are at the core of what we do at Grins Enterprises, and I hope to accomplish both each time I contribute to this blog. Feel free to send me any comments, questions, or ideas for future posts. As I said before, you are now a part of the story!
Keep Grinning.
He's helping us make Grins the best it can be.Posted: July 17, 2013 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: nutrition, the Grins team Leave a comment
Grins is passionate about giving kids and all other consumers healthier options in a beverage marketplace that is too often the enemy of their good health.
We couldn't do what we do without someone with expertise in food science who shares that passion.
Craig Bair is that person.
Bair has more than three decades of experience working in the food industry. He has a PhD in food science from Iowa State University and has worked with companies including Frito-Lay, GNC, Quaker Oats and many others.
When he came across the then-fledgling organic segment back before it became one of the hottest trends in food sales, he purposefully molded his career to help these manufacturers he saw who were striving for a healthier, more natural product.
"It became my passion," Bair said. " It was so much different from the conventional food business, where a lot of people were out there just trying to make food look better and taste better without any conscious effort to trying to keep the nutrition as good as it was naturally."
In the years since, Bair has been an innovator, always wanting to try things nobody else is doing, with the central goal of making every product he works with as nutritionally beneficial as possible.
"I love being ahead of the curve" he said.
At Grins, we share that passion for innovation, and for working hard every day to make sure there are options on store shelves that will help people, not hurt them, in their quest to live a healthier lifestyle.
Dr. Bair continues to work with us as we strive to make our products even better, based on the needs we see as we talk to experts in the schools, military, youth sports and other groups we visit in our work.
We're happy to share his expertise and passion for natural ingredients with you in every bottle of The Official Beverage of Happy People.


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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Atlanta Falcons Team Up to Celebrate Veterans, 11/20
Atlanta Falcons players Justin Blalock (Offensive Guard, #63) and Michael Turner (Running Back, #33) have partnered with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to celebrate Georgia's military veterans through the Orchestra's "Music for the Military" initiative.
On Tuesday, November 20, 2012, Mr. Blalock and Mr. Turner will provide a fully-catered pre-Thanksgiving lunch for more than 100 wounded and senior military veterans and their families at the Atlanta VA Medical Center in Decatur. Atlanta Symphony Orchestra musicians Christopher Pulgram, John Meisner, Yang-Yoon Kim, and Jennifer Humphreys will perform, and members of the ASO staff and orchestra have volunteered to serve the meal.
"Making music accessible to the many veterans who reside in Georgia is something we are particularly committed to at the ASO — so it is especially poignant to be able partner with our friends at the Atlanta Falcons to host a wonderful Thanksgiving event for these military veterans and their families," said Atlanta Symphony Orchestra President and CEO Stanley E. Romanstein, Ph.D. "We are so grateful for the Home Depot Foundation's grant which makes our 'Music for the Military' initiative possible. I also want to especially thank Justin and Michael for their generosity in providing this meal; our musicians for sharing their talents; and our staff for sharing their time in order to help create a memorable afternoon for those who have served our country."
"One of the things I enjoy most about my partnership with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra is knowing their education and community outreach truly impact the people of our city," said Atlanta Falcons Offensive Guard Justin Blalock. "I am honored to be a part of bringing Thanksgiving joy into the lives of our military veterans."
"I have watched and supported Justin's work with his Foundation and with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and it is my great pleasure to be a part of this collaboration to celebrate our military," said Atlanta Falcons Running Back Michael Turner.
"On behalf of the entire Atlanta VA Medical Center staff, I want to personally thank the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Justin Blalock, and Michael Turner for making this wonderful event possible for our veterans," said Atlanta VA Medical Center Director James Clark.
"Music for the Military" is made possible through a grant from The Home Depot Foundation. The grant, given to The Woodruff Arts Center —home of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra—will help make the Center's visual and performing arts more accessible to active military personnel, veterans, and their families.
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, now in its 68th season, consistently affirms its position as one of America's leading Orchestras by performing great music, presenting great artists, nurturing young talent, and engaging with the community.
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Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Uzes
Pont du Gard View slideshowThe little town of Uzès is actually situated beyond the boundaries of Provence, some 40km/25mi west of Avignon. It has a picturesque situation above the wooded valley of the Alzon. The town center with its narrow streets and alleys is surrounded by a ring of boulevards shaded by plane trees.The best facilities for parking are on the broad Esplanade on the western edge of the Old Town.
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Place aux Herbes
In Uzès, a short way east of the Esplanade is the Place aux Herbes, the beautiful main square of the town, shaded by plane trees and adorned by its fountain, which is mainly overgrown. All round the square are medieval houses with arcades. On Saturdays the market takes place here.
Uzès Château Ducal
The former castle of the Dukes of Uzès was built in various stages from the 11th to the 17th C., but was again altered in the 19th C. In the inner courtyard the Renaissance facade between the keep and the chapel tower deserves particular attention; it is divided by pillars and decorated with relief medaillons. There is a good panorama from the Tour Bermonde (the tower was certainly built in the 11th C. but did not receive its balustrade until 1839).
Hôtel de Ville
In Uzès, the Hôtel de Ville (Town Hall) was erected in 1773 under Louis XVI. The facade facing the castle still shows the elegance of time when it was built, while the north front, where the main entrance is situated, was renewed about 1900. The facades of the courtyard are broken up by pillars. The view of the ducal castle through the wrought-iron grille is delightful.
In Uzès, opposite the northeast corner of the Château Ducal is the entrance to the so-called "crypt", an Early Christian cult chamber hacked out of the rock. On the walls in half-relief are the figures of John the Baptist and an Orans (a figure praying with outstretched arms).
Palais Episcopal
The Palais Episcopal is the former Bishop's Palace (Place de l'Evêché). Today the lawcourts and the library are situated here and in the second story is the Musée d'Art et de Tradition de l'Uzège (Museum of Art and History of the region of Uzès) with exhibits of art, ethnology, prehistory and natural history, as well as mementos of the writer André Gide, whose family originated from Uzès.
Uzès Cathedral
In Uzès, by the bishop's palace stands the Cathedral of St-Théodorit dating from the 17th and 19th centuries; the previous building was destroyed during the Wars of Religion. The present facade was not added until the 19th century.
Cathedral Tour Fenestrelle
The most interesting part of the medieval cathedral in Uzés is the round Tour Fenestrelle ("Window Tower"), a 42m/138ft high belfry, erected in the 12th C. on a Lombardian model. Its six stories, which seem to become lighter as they ascend, are divided up by varyingly shaped arches, which from the second floor upwards have windows. Since it served at that time as a watch tower, the building escaped destruction by the Albigenses.
Hôtel du Baron de Castille
In Uzès, opposite the bishop's palace stands the Hôtel du Baron de Castille, a classical building with an elegant pillared facade (18th C.).
Address: 2 place de l'Evêché, F-30700 Uzès, France
St Etienne
On the southern edge of the Uzès Old Town, in the Boulevard Victor-Hugo, is the Church of St-Etienne, a large Baroque building (1765-78). The tower standing alongside, with a square design, dates from the 13th C.
Musée 1900
In Uzès, Musée 1900 at Arpaillargues displays an attractive collection of old cars, motor-bikes, carriages, agricultural tools and machines, as well as cameras and toys.
Haras (Stud-Farm)
Haras (stud-farm) founded in 1972, the Haras d'Uzès is one of 23 French national stud farms and has in excess of 70 horses of different breeds, including Arab and English. It is also used by long-distance horse riders.
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There are two scenes in Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer's Best Night Ever that work: they are screwball and goofy which, unfortunately, only serve to highlight the fun film it could have been.
Jan 26, 2014The filmmakers make sure their female protagonists constantly look immature and irresponsible, and are intent on punishing them for wanting to have a good time.
The four leads are nothing if not game, and actually earn respect, along with a fair amount of sympathy, for their uninhibited willingness to go to extremes. But there are limits to what they can do to dispel the overall sense of mounting desperation as the gross-out tomfoolery grows ever more tedious.
Jan 28, 2014At best a fascinating sociological document of what happens when an all-male writing and production team portrays a girls' night out, Best Night Ever seems marketed to women but made for frat house consumption.
Nearly every one of the film's attempts at comedy is clichéd, tasteless, or forced—sometimes all three at once.
This witless found-footage comedy — doesn't so much satirize its chosen genre as shamelessly rip it off.
Likely to be appreciated only by homeless viewers who need a quiet place to nap during the cold months of winter, the movie has more awkward dead space than jokes.
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Mar 26, 2014Best Night Ever was my worst night ever. By the same people. Screwing up again and again is no surprise, that's what they do. But one thing you have to give credit to them on---is the fact that this not a parody of another movie.… Full Review »


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Harr posts 13 kills as Mandan tops Dickinson
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MANDAN â The Dickinson High volleyball team was still in search of its first win of the season, but was stopped in its tracks by Mandan.
The Braves won 25-8, 23-25, 25-17, 25-17 in a West Region game on Tuesday.
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Described by publisher Oni Press as a "brutally violent, action-packed thriller," Ciudad follows a mercenary struggling to complete his mission for a drug lord while having to deal with a city filled with police, gang warfare and assassins out to make his life more difficult. Art for the book is provided by Fernando Leon.
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On Monday morning, new record low temperatures for May 13 were tied or broken in Nashville, Tenn., Toledo, Ohio, Detroit, Mich., Tupelo, Miss. and Marquette, Mich., to name a few locations. Light snow was even reported in Bradford, Pa. and in the Adirondacks of Upstate New York.
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Sioux City, Iowa soared all the way to 106 degrees, making this the hottest May day on record in the city. Parts of eastern Nebraska and southwest Minnesota also reached the century mark.
Daily record high temperatures for May 14 were set in Omaha, Neb. (101), Minneapolis, Minn. (98) Cheyenne, Wyo. (84) and St. Louis, Mo. (93). For Minneapolis and Omaha, it was the hottest day on record this early in the season.
Chicago rose to 91 degrees Tuesday afternoon after waking up to a low of 36 degrees Monday morning. This is the largest one-day warm up in Windy City history.
It wasn't hot everywhere in the Midwest on Tuesday. A northeast wind off of Lake Superior kept Duluth, Minn. (Sky Harbor Airport) in the 40s early Tuesday afternoon while parts of southwest Minnesota baked in the low 100s!
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Trying this~~~
Thanks to everyone who has posted here for all the good information. I spent a better part of the weekend reading threads and started following the guidelines for this version of the Adkins Diet. High hopes and no appetite today although not noticing any weight loss yet. Hoping that will come soon and looking forward to any and all tips, hints and encouragement that I can get here.....
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Stick with it!
Thanks Emily!!! I am sticking to it, this one is so much easier than the newer Atkins because I just don't seem hungry at all. I am confused though as to where my daily calorie count should be. Found the book online and waiting for it to arrive but sure don't want to mess up in the meantime.
I've never counted calories on Atkins....I just try to only eat when I'm hungry. He says that in the 72 book as well.
glad you're having success with this :)
Thanks Kristina!
Although I am not having the results that I would like to have, I am having some results so I shouldn't be disappointed~~some is certainly better than none!! I'm driving myself crazy though trying to figure out what I may be doing wrong or what I could do better.....hopefully the book will come soon and I can get a more educated plan going here. Thanks again for your response!!!
I am not good at this, but can be a good idea to write down what you eat, but not worry too much at first about tweaking. You may at some point want to return to your records. Induction level is a good place to start. Place priority on counting carbs. Be sure to drink you water. Plan a day a ahead at least. Keep it simple.
Before I was diabetic, I did not have to count calories. However, the diabetes and insulin resistance changed things up and then I had to worry about them.
Atkins '72 says to 'eat when you're hungry'. So, if you're hungry...eat. He also says that if you aren't losing...and even gaining...take a serious look at your fats.
Give it some time though. Some of us lose pretty quickly when we get the carbs out of our system. Some don't. Don't compare yourself to any others. Pay more attention to the changes in your body than the scale. I could go 3-4 weeks without seeing any change in the scale, but I saw the difference in how my clothes fit, how I moved and how I felt. Then all of a sudden the scale would take a dive of 10-15 pounds over a week or two.
Something to keep in mind if you are diabetic though is that excess protein can cause a ketogenic effect and react like carbs. I'm not sure if this works the same for folks without a compromised system.
Thank so much Bella, I have been recording every morsel I eat at a site that I saw mentioned on here which calculates my nutrition for the day..calories seem to range between 1200 and 1600.maybe not enough??? keeping the carbs under 5 for the day but still cannot get the Ketosis started...at least enough to show on the test strips....driving me crazy!!! I have lost about 2.4 in the week I have been doing this but had hoped for a higher number than that....wracking my brain and spending every available minute reading old posts on here for ideas....:( I would sure appreciate any and all advice!!!
And thank you too Aomiel!!! Does he say to up the fats or lower the fats? I will be sooooo glad when my book gets here!!!! It's of course hard to loose the old diet mentality of needing to stay low fat but I have sure been enjoying the Hellmanns Olive Oil Mayo and the bacon although I haven't been able to find a Nitrate free brand....does the presence of Nitrates affect ketosis? So many questions :stars:
Color on the teststrip!!!
I was so excited to actually see some color on the old teststrip last night.....I think it was in the moderate range.....of course this morning it was only a light pink but at least not beige :jumpjoy:
Starting to see some results!!!
:jumpjoy: Finally seeing some definite movement on the scales....FINALLY!!! Not one of the wished for 'whooshes' that I read about on here but, heck, I'll take what I can get :D Thanks to those who have responded :shake:
Still craving any and all suggestions and advice :newbie:
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congratulations, and keep going!
Thanks Kristina!!! I finally found out what Ketosis feels like today:sick: .....the thought of food just about made me sick! Had breakfast at 8:30 and had to force myself to eat lunch at 2:00....loved what I saw on the scale this morning and can't wait for tomorrow's results :up: So glad I finally found this site and can stop struggling!! And THANKS to all here for the support!!!
Congratulations!! Oh and I'd toss the ketostix. I drink 64 fl oz of water a day and my sticks never turned purple...unless I forgot to drink. According to my nephrologist, low carb is harder on the kidneys (but not harmful for healthy kidneys) and we do them a favor by giving them enough water to help flush the toxins. She said if my stix turned purple, drink more water.
I just record everything I eat in an online food log because there are hidden carbs in things like eggs, half and half, some cheeses, etc. that can push you over what you think you're eating. Then I keep my carbs below 25gm per day.
Way to go arb34! Keep going! :clap: Good luck!
Arb, my only advice would be to settle in and be patient. It can take some bodies quite a while to adjust. There is such huge variabilty amongst us. I am still seeking advice and learning. Some days I want better results, but no way I am going back. Stay the course.
Thank You!!
Thank you both!!! I also log all of my food into an online log and try to keep the carbs as low as possible for right now....usually no more than 5 or 6 per day. That's why it surprises me that the color isn't the more dark purple that others on here mention. Of course the ultimate determiner of how well I am doing is the scale although that can be mercurial in not always responding as you would think it should. Thanks for the mention of the kidneys, I have been noticing a bit of backache in the kidney region so today I will consciously up the water and see if that helps any. The biggest problem right now though is the inability to fall asleep at night, hoping that changes!!!
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Was checking what mail daemons a friend of mine installed on a new server he
just setup last week, and had to ask myself: Why isnt there a tool to do
stuff like this all at once?. Finally decided that if anything should,
nmap should, and added the functionality as a new scan type: -sV. Didnt
attach the patch since all the stuff I added to make regular expressions
work on systems without regexec() (which I am only somewhat confident I did
right) made the patch over 200k, so if anyone is interested in this
functionally (still havent totally convinced myself that many people would
really use this
) it is available at: ftp://ftp.saurik.com/pub/nmap/nmap+V .
I already spent a bunch of time finding different FTP servers, e-mail
servers, etc. and adding their output styles to the nmap-versions file, so
the system should already be rather usable. Here is an example of the
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[root(2)@ironclad nmap-2.53+V]# ./nmap -sS -sV -FV xxxxxx
Starting nmap V. 2.53 by fyodor () insecure org ( www.insecure.org/nmap/ )
Interesting ports on xxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx.xx (xxx.xxx.xx.xx):
(The 3 ports scanned but not shown below are in state: closed)
Port State Service Version
21/tcp open ftp System V Release 4.0
25/tcp open smtp Sendmail 5.x/SMI-4.1
80/tcp open http Apache/1.3.3
110/tcp open pop-3 UCB 1.831beta
Nmap run completed -- 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 7 seconds
[root(2)@ironclad nmap-2.53+V]# ./nmap -sS -sV -FV xxx
Starting nmap V. 2.53 by fyodor () insecure org ( www.insecure.org/nmap/ )
Interesting ports on xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx.xx (xxx.xxx.xxx.x):
(The 2 ports scanned but not shown below are in state: closed)
Port State Service Version
21/tcp open ftp wu-2.6.0(1)
22/tcp open ssh 1.99-2.0.13 (non-commercial)
25/tcp open smtp Sendmail 8.9.3/8.9.3
110/tcp open pop-3 v7.64
143/tcp open imap2 WU IMAP4rev1 v12.264
Nmap run completed -- 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 9 seconds
[root(4)@ironclad nmap-2.53+V]#
I added the following command line options:
-sV = Activates the version scan.
-FS = Same as -F.
-FV = Scans only ports that have entries in nmap-versions.
And I also added a file nmap-versions. Here is a snippit:
- 25 256 2 "HELP\n"
+ "^220 [^ ]+ (ESMTP |)(Sendmail .+)(;| ready at)" 2
+ "^220 [^ ]+ WindowsNT SMTP Server (.+) ESMTP ready" 1 "MS SMTP"
General idea:
- <port> <read buffer length> <max subexpression> [send this]
+ <regular expression> <subexpression to take> [product name]
- <next port>
A line in the incorrect format is ignored.
Way it works is after nmap finds a port open, during posportupdate() I call
getversioninfoz() which scans the nmap-versions file for an entry for that
port. If it finds one, then it sends the string, allocates the requested
bytes of buffer, and builds an array for storing the returned matches from
regexec(). It then reads as much data as it can from the port, loops
through all the expressions in nmap-versions for it, compiles and runs each
of them on the data, and if one matches the requested match entry is used as
the version string (possibly concatenated after the product string). In the
case of a TCP connect() scan, I am currently just reusing the sockets that
have already been connected with to the server (to minimize the number of
full connections made, easy to remove this functionality, though, if people
object to it).
The patch adds the necessary functionality, modifies the *.in scripts to
handle the needed regular expression support (along with an included regex.c
which will hopefully replace the functionality if it is missing in the
system libraries), modifies the documentation (adds the new options, makes
changes to the current documentation to use -FS instead of -F). Things I
havent done are modify the foreign language versions of the manual pages,
or update any of the HTML files (my copy of man2html works very differently
from the one that Fyoder uses to generate the distributions :-) ). Oh, and
the version information currently only comes up on the regular output
methods, wasnt sure how to add it to the machine-readable output without
breaking some machine that was trying to read the output. Might be better
for that one to be looked at by someone who _actually_ machine reads that
Couple things I am thinking about that I would like opinions on before I
continue working on this:
- Decoupling port numbers from the nmap-version entries.
Might be useful to simply associate the entries in the file to a protocol,
like FTP, and then have a section that maps ports to protocols (for
instances where one protocol is often found on multiple ports).
- More complex tree based scanning.
Something like this would require a different file format for nmap-versions,
but it might allow for scanning some daemons that require deeper levels of
protocol operation before a result is obtained.
- Intrusive scanning
Some protocols are easy to get version results for if you are just willing
to go the extra distance
such as IRC. Send a USER/NICK, log onto the
server, and the version springs right up. I can definitely see how people
might not want to go quite this far while performing a scan, however. Maybe
actually attempting to log into daemons could be controlled by a command
line option
- Longer, more detailed version information.
The first server in my example output actually yields Apache/1.3.3 (Unix)
FrontPage/184.108.40.206 in the Server: header. My server returns a whopping
Apache/1.3.12 (Unix) (Red Hat/Linux) DAV/0.9.15 tomcat/1.0 mod_perl/1.21
PHP/3.0.14 mod_ssl/2.6.2 OpenSSL/0.9.4. I truncated it down to the simple
Apache/1.3.3 in the included regular expression. Maybe another command
line option to yield as much information as can be found in cases like this
(and therefore prioritizing certain marked expressions)
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But of course the right hander needs to pitch effectively and get ahead of hitters to setup his other plus pitches. In his first AFL start yesterday, Cole cruised through the lineup for seven efficient outs.
In the video below, he has just walked Luke Mattison after throwing ten pitches. So with first and second base occupied Cole is about to pitch to Rays number one pick from 1988 (ahead of Pedro Alvarez.)
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A new London-based firm, PensionsFirst, has announced it is trying to create bonds and derivatives to address the longevity and market volatility risks of UK defined benefit pension schemes.Many of these pension schemes are struggling to make up deficits under the stringent FRS 17 accounting rules. The rules require funds to discount their liabilities using bond yields and to use market prices for valuing assets, reporting any deficits on their balance sheet.
"We will create bonds and derivatives that are pension scheme-specific and precisely match their liabilities," said Timothy Lyons, a founding partner at the firm.
PensionsFirst plans to offer bonds to defined benefit pension funds that either selectively or comprehensively manage their longevity and market volatility risks. Lyons suggested the aim was to plug the gap between bulk annuity buyouts and the liability-driven investment solutions offered by banks.
The idea of directly trading longevity has been mooted for some time, particularly as a panacea for pension schemes with large deficits. PensionsFirst has been working on a new method to assess and value this risk over the past two years, which it is now trying to patent. Having taken on longevity exposure from beleaguered funds, the firm will seek to place it with investors through capital notes. It is setting up an international distribution network for its products, according to a statement.
Lyons said that using short-term funding would help investors gradually become more comfortable with the underlying risk. "We're confident we can generate strong interest in this asset class," he remarked.
Generating this interest from investors is seen as one of the major obstacles to getting a market in longevity off the ground. Another is basis risk, a problem that was blamed by some for the failure of a longevity bond issue marketed by BNP Paribas in 2004. Targeted at holders of longevity-linked liabilities, including pension funds, the 25-year £540 million bond was to be issued on behalf of the supranational European Investment Bank. It had a coupon linked to the survivorship of 65-year-old males in England and Wales, but pension schemes are understood to have been concerned about the mismatch between the demographic scope of the bond and the exact requirements of their portfolios.
Lyons said PensionsFirst would take responsibility for managing the basis risk between the bonds sold to pension funds and any capital notes placed with investors.
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mysql embedded server
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Written by dragonstar0828
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Category: General
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Looking for MySql embedded server support.
I need to migrate objects and data from a server MySql db to a local one, did a seach on "embedded" and the last entries are from 3-4 years ago.
So does HeidiSQL support the MySql embedded server?
Thanks in advance.
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5098 posts since Fri, 07 Apr 06
|I have never put something into HeidiSQL which was special to the embedded MySQL server, but I guess it works. Try out?
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It's a .dll file, doesn't there have to be some of of access code to use it as a server for local files at the very least a folder path needs to be specified.
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These posters are by no means exhaustive and I only put the bare basics of each sexuality on the poster. If there's a glaring error in a definition or something please tell me so I can fix it before we put these up in real life!
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Kat! Do you know what would be the best acne wash for a person who doesn't have severely bad acne but has fairly a few pimples. I want to use something that will clear it up & not just buy a product that JUST cleans your face.... you know? I know there are so many out there but do you have a suggestion.... I been using Oxy for years and it use to work but I think my skin is now to use too it! Thanks girl! xx
Clean and Clear is always a go-to of mine. It's not too strong but it's strong enough to keep your skin clear.