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Use the 2008 war with Georgia to detach two of its provinces, returning them to the bosom of mother Russia (by way of Potemkin independence). Then late last year, pressure Ukraine to reject a long-negotiated deal for association with the European Union, to draw Ukraine into Putin's planned "Eurasian Union" as the core of a new Russian mini-empire.
Russia does. Moscow denounces the overthrow as the illegal work of fascist bandits, refuses to recognize the new government created by parliament, withholds all economic assistance and, in a highly provocative escalation, mobilizes its military forces on the Ukrainian border.
Obama wants stability, The New York Times reports, quoting internal sources. He sees Ukraine as merely a crisis to be managed rather than an opportunity to alter the increasingly autocratic trajectory of the region, allow Ukrainians to join their destiny to the West and block Russian neo-imperialism.
But Ukraine is never on its own. Not with a bear next door. American neutrality doesn't allow an authentic Ukrainian polity to emerge. It leaves Ukraine naked to Russian pressure.
This is no dietary hygiene campaign. This is a message to Kiev: We can shut down your agricultural exports today, your natural gas supplies tomorrow. We can make you broke and we can make you freeze.
Alas, any such declaration from this administration carries the weight of a feather. But better that than nothing. Better still would be backing these words with a naval flotilla in the Black Sea.
Yes, $15 billion is a lot of money. But it's less than one-half of one-tenth of 1 percent of the combined EU and U.S. GDP.
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from Stephen Nichols Dec 13, 2013 Category: ArticlesIn order to understand the story of Christmas, we have to go back. Not back just a few thousand years to the birth of Jesus, but all the way back, back to our first parents, Adam and Eve. God placed them in the lush and perfect garden of Eden. They had everything they needed. It was perfect. Then they sinned. As a consequence, God banished them. Now Adam and Eve lived under the curse. But as God pronounced the curse, thundering from heaven, He also gave them a promise. Keep Reading
The Real Meaning of Christmas
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Why Do You Work?
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The sculptures as a group display a stunning variety of materials, technique and subject matter, and their setting in Williams Park, on either side of a broad circular path, affords easy viewing.
The public is invited to a reception for the artists June 10 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Rose Foundry, 211 Cedar St., Gibsonburg. Four awards will be given – the Mayor's Award, People's Choice, Gibsonburg Community Corporation Award and Toledo Area Sculptors guild Award.
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Bill Hader can't remember when he decided to be funny for a living. "It was never a conscious thing," he said in a phone interview from Hollywood this week. "It was just something I kind of did, with voices. Like, my parents are really funny. Comedy was just, like, always around our house."
Growing up in Tulsa, Hader was more into sports, comic books and filmmaking, not necessarily in that order. "I was just nerdy," he said. "I would hang out at Sound Warehouse in their video section and keep asking the clerk, 'When are you gonna get "Aguirre, Wrath of God" in here?' You know what I mean? 'Hey, I swear to God I saw "8½" over here yesterday, and it's not here anymore.' And they're like, 'Bill, I don't know.' I was a big movie nerd, and I would just ride my bike to Blockbuster and Hollywood Video and rent movies and then just go back and watch them in my room above the garage, and just sit there and watch movies all day, pretty much." Now he's 29, making millions laugh on "Saturday Night Live" with his dead-on impressions of movie icons such as Al Pacino and Vincent Price (hosting macabre holiday specials), and fast becoming a movie star himself with meaty comedic roles in "Knocked Up," "Hot Rod" and the new Judd Apatow-produced laugh riot, "Superbad." "I initially got invited to the party through Seth Rogen," he said. "He and I were in a movie called 'You, Me and Dupree,' and we just got to talking and became good friends. And I remember after 10 minutes of meeting with him and his writing partner, Evan Goldberg, they said, 'You'd be really funny as Officer Slater in "Superbad."'" So, Hader plays a hapless, incompetent cop in the Greg Motolla-directed coming-of-age comedy about two socially clumsy, codependent teenage boys (Michael Cera, Jonah Hill) who plot to score with the girls of their dreams by getting them drunk. Hader says making "Superbad" was the best time he's had yet on a movie set. "I just lucked out, because it was a great part and a hilarious movie," he said. "I just went through it the entire time, going, 'I can't believe this movie's getting made. So dirty.'" Hader first started testing the waters of acting at Cascia Hall Preparatory School in Tulsa, acting in drama class productions of such serious fare as "Our Town" and "The Glass Menagerie" before moving on to the Arts Institute of Phoenix and then Scottsdale (Ariz.
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Why Tommy can't beat Russ
1. While Tommy may have highrollers on speed dial, his Wisconsin contacts are still on a Rolladex.
As Governor, he put in long hours appearing in every corner of the State, and was very accessible. One to one, if you were having a problem with the State bureaucracy, and the request was reasonable, he'd try and help out.
His problem, now, many of those folks he helped out are now deceased, or moved to Florida.
He managed the long hours for a few weeks in Iowa for his abortive Presidential run, but it was wearing him out. I don't think he can sustain it all the way to November, and Russ doesn't give much to work with on a strictly negative ad-driven campaign. Unlike his opponents in the Governor races, they won't beable to paint Feingold as a gungrabbing nannystater. (Feingold voted against renewal of the assault weapons ban, a position that synchs well with his battle against the PATRIOT ACT.)
2. I don't think Tommy's heart will be in it. He's been enjoying time with his grandkids, and hated living in Washington, hence the long delay in making up his mind. In agreeing to go through the motions, I suspect it's just to neutralize, as best he can, Russ' coattails in the races for the Legislature.
3. The first debate.
4. The Tea Party crowd. if he goes into full pander mode, he blows off those who consider him legitimately a "compassionate Conservative." if he doesn't pander, they've time to field an Indy/3d party guy. it's telling that Tommy skipped the tea party convention in the Dells, where he might well have been booed over his pre-flip position on Healthcare reform.
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Took Obama $7 Trillion in deficit spending to get Wall Street back to 2007 Bush market high.
Yes we miss you GWB and your cheap gas. I paid $3.89 for Obama gas today. Ouch!
Maxipad, how do you trade if you can't afford gas? Ha, blow into the tank you gas bag.
Still cheaper than the over $4.00 GWB gas. Oil reached 144 dollars a barrel during GWB's administration. I guess you forgot that. I paid $3.68 yesterday. Buy regular gas, it's cheaper.
Mercedes doesn't run on regular.
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November 22, 2014
Long Winter's Nap
I have been trying to get my bike to storage since last Saturday, but haven't been able to find a ride to get back home. The one person I thought I could at least bribe with a meal, has decided I'm persona non-grata, and just said no. I wasn't going to ask EX after he helped me bring the stove home, so I had arranged to have it picked up by the dealer this coming Wednesday. It would cost me $50, but that was fine.
However, this morning EX texted me that he had just made a delivery for work to the seacoast and would be coming thru Concord (where the dealer is), so if I wanted to drop the bike off, he would pick me up. Worked for me so I dug my gear out of the downstairs closet (I had stowed everything away the night after I arranged the pick up), and rode to Concord in 20 degree weather. I was dressed for warmth with ear coverings under my helmet, t-shirt, sweatshirt, heavy leather coat, long johns, jeans, heated pant liner and chaps. I also had my mid-weight gloves, with in conjunction with my heated grips did a decent job of keeping my hands warm (except the fingertips, but it was still manageable).
So, I save $50 and got in a last ride today.
Posted by Bogie on November 22, 2014 at 09:55 PM in Motorcycles | Permalink | Comments (1)
More to Share, but Can't
I took a bunch of pictures last weekend, but can't share them with you right now. Sunday I went to download them and the card wouldn't read in the camera or thru the desktop. Cang, and I don't even remember what I had taken pictures of. The good news is that I had another card, so I can take pictures in the future. Hopefully I can figure out how to temporarily fix the old card and download those to see what I missed.
Posted by Bogie on November 22, 2014 at 09:44 PM in Cursed | Permalink | Comments (0)
Monday morning I got up and there was nothing exciting happening outside when I let Fuzzy out. 15 minutes later when I let him back in, it was snowing. That wasn't unexpected. Then by the time I left for work it had turned to sleet. That was not what I was hoping for.
Then, on the way to work I suddenly realized that my new auto insurance comapny had not yet sent me a bill. Two months ago I had called my agent informing her that the EX and I needed to split up our auto insurance. She did some research and found a company that would cost me $300 less per year than if I stuck with my old company. I don't know why they do that - the old company would rais my cost by nearly $300 becasue I was no longer insureing 2 vehicles with them. That is even though I insure my house with them. Stupid because they lost a customer. Anyway, the old insurance expired on 11/5 (or 15, I'm not sure). New insurance I hadn't gotten anything from. And seeing all the idiots on the roads that wanted to ride my bumper even though I was going the speed limit (and salt trucks were not out for the most part).
Called my insurance agent, who to her credit was in the office at 7:45 (I was planning on leaving her a message). She looked it up and the sign up was still "pending". However, she informed me that I did have insurance and sent me a temporary card by emial just in case I needed it. Great agent who I really appreciate. Finally got a bill yesterday, so I am feeling better about this small issue.
Then, I got home Monday evening and eagerly looked at the bathroom ceiling. The sleet had changed to rain, and we had gotten plenty of it thu the day, so it was a good test for the new boot the contractor put in place a couple of weeks ago. Hey, no wetness - Halalluha! I did catch wiffs of dampness, but didn't see anything amiss, so figured it was my imagination
At 9:15, I was getting ready for bed; brushing my teeth and washing my face. I turned off the sink water and realized I still heard running water - NOT GOOD. I then realized that water was pouring out of the door to the vanity - REALLY NOT GOOD.
I opened the door and started searching for a buste water pipe. Nope, no such thing. Then I saw this:
Okay, the paper towel wasn't there, but the drain pipes had separated. I moved everything out of the cabinet, including drawers, mopped up all the water, place the paper towel in the lower pipe to block off sewage smells, placed a mixing bowel in the sink in case I turned the water on in the morning, and went to bed.
During lunch on Tuesday I ran to the local Lowes (it is a mile away from work) and picked up a couple of flexible flanges as that is what broke. I had to study plumbing stuff for a while before I understood what I need since I have never done any type of plumbing work before. Put the flange on that evening, and it is holding fine. So although I had a bit of bad luck, I think it all turned out al right.
Posted by Bogie on November 22, 2014 at 09:41 PM in Cursed, House Work, Life in General | Permalink | Comments (1)
November 19, 2014
States I Have Visited
I am sure of these states. I was probably in Oregon too but don't remember as I was young (I do remember WA though)
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November 16, 2014
New Heater Time
I've been looking for a new pellet stove since the used Englander crapped out on the 3rd use. I looked at lots of new ones both at shops and on websites. I had plenty of choices that I would have liked to have, like another Harman (a smaller one), an Enviro Mini and others (I won't bore you by listing them all). Although looks weren't the first thing on my priority list, it was something I was looking at since the stove would sit in my living room.
Once I determined that all of my first choices (about 8), were really just out of my budget, I started looking on Craig's List. Any used Harmans were either more expensive than I planned on spending (for 10 year old stoves), and there were plenty of the Home Cheapo variety that people thought they could get their money back on (not from me they weren't).
Monday I went to look at a St. Croix Greenfield stove. ST. Croix is a well respected name, the stove had been test with Outside Air Intake (OAK), and had reduced minimum clearances from doors/windows (1st priority as the exhaust goes between two windows about 2' from each) and is a really nice looking stove. Downfall - no electronic ignition so either it is on or off. Sure, there are multple heat output settings, but my Harman will idle for an hour and if no heat is called ofr, it will shut down until heat is needed. Thsi is a big pellet saver. Anyway, I looked at the stove and saw how easy it was to light (very easy, so would be simple to start up when I get home from work).
However, the blower fan didn't seem to be working properly, although the owners didn't realize it. They had bought it new in 2008 and had always worked that way. Well, a lot of St. Croix 2008 stoves either had blowers that didn't run right to begin with, or blowers that quit working properly after some use. Sure, air comes out, but at that rate that would really only warm up my living room and never reach the bedroom. I passed on that stove.
The next day, a St. Croix Harding came onto CL for the same price as the Greenfield. Same year and basically the same model, but with elcetronic start and ability to control it with a thermostat. I went and looked at at Thursday and watched it start up and run. The guy had replace the blower so it was good. I offered them their asking price as long as they threw in the hearth that it was sitting on (much nicer than the hearth I had), and they accepted. Friday EX drove all the way out to Hollis (40 miles) loaded it up and delivered it to my place.
Yesterday I set it up, with some finageling of the pipes (it's exhaust is a little lower than what I had run for the old Englander). Well, there was an issue because I was a dummy and didn't manage to remove all the wadded up newspaper that I had placed in the pipe to keep cold air from entering the house. It go smokey in the house real quick, before there was any fire, and it leaked out the stove door. I opened doors and windows (20 degrees outside) and put the Harman on High, Set my fans to evacuate the smoke, moved Birdie to another room and disconnected the smoke detectors. Even after removing the remaining paper from the pipe (fortunately it was the straight pipe that could be reached from outside of the house), the exhast pipes never got any heat, so the smoke just kept going into the house.
After about an hour, the stove quit belching smoke, and 1.5 hours later enough smoke had cleared from the house and I could close everything back up. I turned on the propane heater to get the temp to 64, then shut it down and let the Harman do the rest.
Today, I searched all around until I finally found new gasket material for the door (the old gasket wasn't as tight as I would have liked) an finally got it installed about 3. I waited an hour for the high temp glue to cure, then fired up the stove.
It is now a balmy 80 degrees in the living room as I figure out how to adjust the flame for optimum burn (something that the Harman does by its lonesome - but the St. Croix doesn't). I have turned all the register fans off and have a couple of fans set to move the air; one on the floor of the bedroom blowing cold air out and the other blowing warm air in (obviously higher up).
The room started out at 63 degrees and is now at almost 66 (I just set up the fans about 30 minutes ago). The bathroom is warm without a fan setup and the craft room seems to be warmer than it was (I really don't care about that room as long as it is warm enough that the FHW pipes don't freeze.
Ahhh, warmth!
Posted by Bogie on November 16, 2014 at 06:38 PM in House Work | Permalink | Comments (2)
November 11, 2014
Thank You Veterans
Thanks to all who have served, all those currently serving and those who have signed up to serve. And a special Thank You to the families who had relatives who served and paid the ultimate sacrifice!
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November 09, 2014
Humor for the day
Seen on one of those electronic speed limit signs in Hillsboro, in a 30 MPH zone (it may, or may not, have been directed at me)
OMG Dude - Slow Down
This isn't NASCAR
Who says the cops have no sense of humor?
Posted by Bogie on November 9, 2014 at 05:07 PM in At Home, Funnies | Permalink | Comments (0)
Playing with Power Tools
When we last left my progress on finish work in some of the rooms, I realized there were huge gaps between the wall sheetrock and the ceiling tiles, letting in cold air from the attic.It was fortuitous that I had only tacked up some of the crown molding but most of it wasn't up since I had to trim it as the installed sheetrock was thicker than what I had torn out.
In preparation for the finish work, this summer I bought an air compressor on sale, and a 4-pack containing pneumatic guns that could handle various sizes of finish nails/staples when they were on sale. Then, a couple weeks ago I bought a 10" sliding compound miter saw (I wanted a dual miter, but that was way too much money to justify spending). I got the slider as it can double as a 12" radial arm saw too. The craft room has been doing duty as the workshop for now.
Once I got all the gaps properly filled, it was time to figure out how to use my power tools. I broke in the compressor a couple of weekends ago (per instructions), and oiled up the 16 guage nail gun (per instructions) and set to work yesterday. I managed to get up all the molding for the bedroom, two walls worth in the craft room (the rest had just come down to fill gaps, so it isn't painted yet), and almost three walls in the living room.
In the living room, somewhere I either misplaced a short section, or it broke when I removed it (hell, that was back in June, I can't remember). Also, I haven't removed the molding along the wall opposite the door and bay window. The couch is just under it, and I don't feel a cold draft. Plus, I am still dithering over what I am going to do with that wall, so will leave it for later.
The crown molding isn't perfect by any means - it isn't really a job that one person can do perfectly (especially at corners), and the old crown molding isn't in the best of shap anyway. But, as I indicated in previous posts, the ceiling will eventually be replaced with sheetrock, and there aren't any glaing issues that pop out to the casual glance, so it is good enough for now.
Posted by Bogie on November 9, 2014 at 07:48 AM in House Work | Permalink | Comments (2)
Sheetrock Girl
Last weekend I got the bathroom, outside wall sheetrock up. I have been waiting for the contractor to come fix the ceiling (from when it leaked) before doing so, but it has gotten cold, and the wall lets in so much air (even with plastic up), that I could wait no longer.
Two cuts, two pieces of sheetrock up. Naturally the wall is over 4 feet wide. so had to use 2 whole pieces of sheetrock to do the job, but I got a nice tight fit to the corners. I did leave a small gap for the ceiling to be taken out - but just enough room. I didn't place screws at the very top, just in case I have to trim the wall down just a bit. And, I haven't done any taping or mudding until I am sure none of it has to come back down. However, I did get two coats of moisture and mildew resistant paint so the steam from my shower won't degrade it any while I am waiting to finish up.
On another note, methinks a contractor is not caring about the hold back and is uninterested in fixing his mistake. I may have to do something about that.
Posted by Bogie on November 9, 2014 at 07:20 AM in House Work | Permalink | Comments (0)
November 08, 2014
Good Deed for the Day
I ran into town to get a few things from the local hardware store. I noticed an older couple loaded with plastic grocery bags and backpacks walking the opposite direction and thought to myself if they were still walking when I was headed home, then I would offer them a ride.
By the time I got out of Aubuchons, I had forgotten all about the coupld. But I saw them walking a little ways down the road so turned into a parking lot and told them that they looked like they were pretty loaded down - would they like a ride?
They were happy to accept a ride, and it turns out that they live in an apartment building just a couple of blocks away - one I pass anyway, so I didn't even have to drive out of my way to deposit them to their "doorstep".
He (predictably) had lost his license so couldn't legally drive his truck (I'm guessing DWI). Never heard why she couldn't drive the truck, but didn't ask and figured it was none of my business. I was on the walking end early in my life (car broke down and had no money) and had plenty of people offer me rides, so figured this was a chance to pay it forward.
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Looking for a change from a bowl of cereal and the inevitable spilt milk this weekend? Turn around the family breakfast with some early opening venues that will get everyone out of bed and out of the house. If your kids are up before dark, let them follow the habit of Tolkien's hobbits and have two breakfasts! And why not, with all the good food on offer at these places? Here are some Expat Living suggestions including places with kids' menus, outdoor areas and quality coffee.
Where it is: 66 Kampong Bugis, #01-02 TURE
When it opens: 9am
Why we like it: Situated in a quiet park. Delicious house-roasted coffee. Grab a take-away and let the kids run on the grass by the Kallang River.
Where is it: 9 Raffles Boulevard, #01-01 Millenia Walk
When it opens: The Frühschoppen Brunch runs from 11.30am to 2.30pm
Why we like it: There's a selection of different kids' activities each week to keep the young ones entertained, from face painting to balloon sculpting.
Where it is: 8 Rodyk Street, Robertson Quay
When it opens: 7am
Why we like it: Relaxed atmosphere by the river, excellent house-roasted coffee, kids can ride scooters and bikes outside and it opens early!
Where it is: 7 Rodyk Street , Watermark at Robertson Quay (also at Park Mall and Quayside Isle at Sentosa Cove)
When it opens: 7am
Why we like it: Room for the kids to let off steam after they've downed a babycino. Good coffee.
Where it is: Botanic Gardens, Ginger Garden
When it opens: 10am
Why we like it: Beautiful leafy location in the Ginger Gardens, lots of room to move, and trees absorb sound, right? Kids' menu.
Where it is: Botanic Gardens, Tanglin Gate
When it opens: 8am
Why we like it: Food with a conscience, great coffee and early opener!
Where it is: Botanic Gardens, Cluny Road Visitors Centre
When it opens: 7.30am
Why we like it: Easy, relaxed and lots of choices. Explore the Botanic Gardens when everyone is full!
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When it opens: 8am (Evans Road) and 9am (Holland Village).
Why we like it: Eggs, eggs and more eggs. Kids' menu.
Where it is: 320 Tanglin Road, Phoenix Park
When it opens: 8.30am
Why we like it: The eggs Benedict is fabulous and kids like racing around the outdoor areas.
Where it is: Near Ski360, 1206A East Coast Parkway
When it opens: 9am (Sundays only)
Why we like it: Kids' menu, and fun watching the novice and experienced boarders attempt the jumps at Ski360.
Where it is: 90 Goodman Road, Goodman Arts Centre, Block N #01-56
When it opens: 8.30am
Why we like it: Top eggs Benedict, a special kids' menu plus a bouncy castle and a big grassed field for young ones and pets to run in.
Where it is: 200 Netheravon Road
When it opens: 11am
Why we like it: Relaxed and casual ambience, plus a little garden for the kids to play in.
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You're not imagining it: there really are differences between the way men and women diet, lose weight and respond to exercise.
Some of the differences stem from biology; other differences are behavioural. But though many of these seem to give men a head start, they shouldn't be taken to imply that guys have it easy. No matter who you are or where you're starting, the road to your ideal weight is difficult at best, and confusing for most.
But the information that researchers are unearthing about the differences in the way that men and women lose weight inspires hope that the next generation of weight-loss advice will be more tailored and effective than the generic tips that have gotten most people no closer to sliding into their dream jeans.
Although experts have long insisted that losing weight is simply a matter of burning more calories than you consume, they now say that it's much more complicated than that.
First, there is the matter of muscles and metabolism. Men tend to have more muscle than women, and because muscle burns more calories than fat, men tend to have a faster metabolism, too - anywhere between 3 to 10 per cent higher than women, studies have shown.
And at the gym, that difference just gets exacerbated. Women, worried about bulking up, tend to lift lighter weights and focus more on cardiovascular fitness, while men tend to gravitate toward the kind of heavy lifting that boosts muscle composition and metabolic rate, says Jim White, a Virginia Beach-based nutrition expert and certified personal trainer.
When it comes to food, there is evidence that men and women's brains are wired differently. In a study published in the January 2009 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, even though women said they weren't hungry when asked to smell, taste and observe treats such as pizza, cinnamon buns and chocolate cake, brain scans showed activity in the regions that control the drive to eat (not the case for men).
Then, there's biochemistry. In women, ghrelin - the 'I'm hungry' hormone - spikes after a workout, while leptin - which tells the brain 'I'm full!' - plummets, according to a 2009 study in the American Journal of Physiology - Regulatory, Integral and Comparable Physiology. Not so in men. So post-workout, women tend to eat more, which puts them at risk to gain weight. Men don't experience this same hormonal fluctuation.
Researchers speculate that this is basically a Darwinian issue, in that it's the female body's natural way of fighting energy deficits in order to preserve fertility and perpetuate the species. When women aren't getting enough calories, ovulation and hormones that make reproduction possible get suppressed.
But there's more than just biology at work here. A motley complex of emotional and behavioural issues have a powerful impact on the way men and women approach weight loss.
Cynthia Sass, a registered dietitian and co-author of The Flat Belly Diet!, says she has seen many women gain weight as soon as they get into a relationship with men because they start eating as much and as often as their male partners. "That turns out to be too much," she says.
And then there's the question of what drives men and women to eat: hunger for food, or some more profound craving. A 2013 study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition established that women are more commonly emotional eaters than men.
And some emotional eaters, in an effort to feel better, are prone to reach for foods that will ignite the reward centre of the brain, which tend to be the sugary, fatty, salty, hyper-palatable foods that can lead to weight gain, says Pamela Peeke, author of the The Hunger Fix: The Three-Stage Detox and Recovery Plan for Overeating and Food Addiction.
"They're not bingeing on arugula," says Peeke, who is an assistant professor of medicine at the University of Maryland. But a sugar high is short-lived, of course. Shame quickly floods in as food wrappers pile up.
Both men and women are prone to an all-or-nothing approach to weight loss (for example, after a binge, figuring, "Well, I blew it. I might as well go all out!"). But Sass says she sees more women take extreme measures to get back on track, with tactics such as juice cleanses, skipping meals or extreme dieting - not the most sustainable methods. "Most but not all men tend to just try to get back on track with the original plan, or build in a little more exercise," she says. That is, they take a more balanced approach to getting back on track, just trying to regroup and get back on the diet, or build in a little more exercise.
One area where women get a boost, however, is in support systems: Men tend to "go it alone," Peeke says, which could lead them to give up in times of stress. Women are more likely to reach out to friends, family, a dietitian or a group such as Weight Watchers.
So what can we do with all this knowledge? Tempting as it is to get discouraged, we can actually find it encouraging. Biology is not destiny, after all. "Lifestyle choices are immensely powerful," Peeke says. And on the heels of any tidal wave of new research is sure to come a trickle of weight-loss advice that can be more customised and more effective to help men and women with their weight-loss obstacles, no matter what they are.
These steps can help you overcome your weight-loss obstacles, regardless of your sex.
Start strength training. Muscle burns more calories than fat, even when at rest. To maintain your strength, do a strength-training routine twice a week - three times per week if you want to improve your strength, says personal trainer and registered dietitian Jim White.
Put tempting foods out of sight, out of mind. We naturally gravitate toward foods that are easiest to reach. So put candy on a high shelf or inside another bag behind something else so you'll be less likely to go get it, says Cynthia Sass, co-author of The Flat Belly Diet! Put smarter choices, such as fresh fruit or popcorn, in bowls where they're visible and within arm's reach. Keep a water bottle with you so you won't have to rummage through the fridge or walk to a vending area to get a drink.
Keep a journal. Most of us overestimate how active we are and underestimate how much we eat, Sass says. Studies have shown that keeping a food diary can double your weight loss. Writing everything down, even for a short period of time, is the best way to stay mindful of what, how much and also why you're eating.
Personalise your portions. If you're a woman eating with a man, customise your portions to suit your body's needs, says Sass. That might mean more veggies and smaller servings of protein and foods with starch and fat. For example, on burrito night, skip the tortilla in favour of a bed of greens, and stick to a piece of lean protein the size of a smartphone, a small scoop of a healthful starch such as brown rice and a dollop of guacamole.
Halt bad eating habits. Before you cave to the crave, hit the pause button, recommends Pamela Peeke, author of the bestseller The Hunger Fix: The Three Stage Detox and Recovery Plan for Overeating and Food Addiction. Ask yourself: "Am I hungry? Angry? Anxious? Lonely? Tired?" Get in touch with your emotions and ask, "Am I'm emotional right now? Am I about to knee-jerk into overeating?"
Sleep. Ideally, get seven to eight hours of sleep each night, no less than six. Compromising sleep will cause your appetite and hunger hormones to get out of whack and prompt you to overeat.
Meditate. Do some form of introspective activity each day to stay in touch with feelings and adjust to stresses, Peeke says.
Plan ahead. Always pack your own "safe" and tasty foods when you're away from home so you're not prone to eating unhealthful foods - or oversized portions - because that's all that's available.
Don't get too hungry. Eat every three to four hours. If you're too hungry, you're more likely to cave to cues and triggers that cause you to overeat, Peeke says.
Go vertical. Avoid staying sedentary all day long, Peeke says. Walk, stand and move around as much as possible to increase the secretion of mood modulator hormones such as serotonin, endorphins and dopamine. Simple moderate-intensity activities such as walking will help rein in appetite and help you stay energised.
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Manchester United can give up hope of signing AS Roma's Dutch midfielder Kevin Strootman in the next transfer window, the Italian club's owner told the BBC on Wednesday.
Stan Wawrinka was knocked out in the third round of Paris Masters when he lost to South African Kevin Anderson, suffering his fourth defeat in five matches.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder, already reeling from injuries to stars Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook, lost Perry Jones to a knee injury Tuesday in a 100-88 NBA loss at Toronto.
Andy Murray rallied from a set down to reach the semifinals of the Valencia Open with a 6-7 (3/7), 6-4, 6-4 win over South Africa's Kevin Anderson.
Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant has capped his MVP season by being the lone unanimous choice to the All-NBA first team.
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Cable Link Medical ID Bracelet w/Contempo ID
- Product Review (submitted on March 20, 2012):
- Very comfortable, though I did have to get it a little bit big since they offer my exact size. The front has scuffed slightly, but not enough to see without looking up close. The engraving is very clear and easy to read. I have trouble with a lot of bracelets pinching or being too big and falling off, but no such problems with this one. I haven't taken it off since I got it. I'm definitely happy with what I got.