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At least his golf game has improved dramatically. 3 years from now we would still be hearing "Not my fault, blame that guy who was in charge 7 years ago". No thanks.
No, murph, he plays golf once a month, unlike shrub who was playing at being prez like a little kid and was off playing most days.
hahahaha — oh, Ted, you silly anarchist! What fun it must be to live in your world!
Oh, he started The Job, alright. It just wasn't the one we elected him to do. Pity The Job didn't finish him.
"Do give it a rest. Your Chosen One, the Great Messiah Obama has done more damage and racked up more debt than all the other presidents in the last 40 years combined. And he did it in 4."
To quote you, nice try. Do give it a rest. That has been shown to be false.
Facts have never gotten in the way of the void nuts rants.
You are still an idiot, Rall.
obama let us down, but it was congress that stabbed us in the back.
Obama started the economic collapse? Were you alive from 2000-2008?
Thanks for the detailed analysis. Unfortunately, it is unlikely josefw will respond in a similarly honest way.
Being unemployed because you didn't graduate high school and living in your mother's basement must be hell for you.
The Shrub with enormous help from the Republiclans brought the economy to the brink and nearly pushed it over. Ask the divorced woman with kids who was impoverished by a sleezeball husband dumping her and then doesn't pay his child support despite having the money if her condition is her fault after a few years. The country got screwed by the Right and they have been working overtime to sabotage what little economic recovery there is.
And you're upset about an off the cuff golf remark. Your life must be hell to be so obsessed over such small details.
Obama as Messiah is only a reflection of the total Hell Bush put the country thru with his ineptness and Republican philosophy. Obama never claimed that title and has succeeded way beyond expectations and Republican sabotage.
Get back on your meds.
Considering that Congress has been dominated by the "Party of NO!" which has done its best to block every positive move the President has tried to make just because he's a progressive Democrat instead of a reactionary, go-back-to-the-1950s Republican, how can he get anything done? He inherited the national fiasco that the unindicted war criminals Cheney and his lap dog Bush created and has a Congress where nothing can be passed by a majority of votes any longer since it's now 60% or nothing! It's amazing that the poor man hasn't resigned in utter frustration over his incredibly obtuse opposition.
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Weight 1/17/11: 175.8lbs (TOM came to visit today)
Measurements: (current/previous/change)
Waist: 33.5 in / 33.25 in / +0.25 in
Chest: 34.25 in / 34 in / +0.25 in
Hips: 43 in / 43.25 in / -0.25 in
Bicep: 11.5 / 11.5 in / 0 in
Forearm: 10 in / 10 in / 0 in
Thigh: 25 in / 25.25 in / -0.25 in
Calf: 16.5 in / 16.5 in / 0 in
Body Fat Percentage: 41.4% / 41.4% / 0% change via Omron Full Body Analysis Scale
Overall, I'm pretty happy. TOM came to visit this morning and has given me quite the wallop.......Started my run for my 5K training and could only get through a little more than half of it......and then I literally felt like I was going to fall over. NOT exactly the safest thing to do on a treadmill........
Anyways, about that 5K training......it has been an absolute rush! I know, 3 miles doesn't exactly constitute a huge distance, but I'm training in a different way than ever before. I always trained for mileage before. But this plan calls for intervals of time. And the recovery interval is only 1 minute. The first week was 5mins running/1 min walking, 5/1, and 6/1 - all 5 times. The second week was 7/1, 7/1, and 8/1 - all 4 times. This week is 9/1, 10/1, and 11/1 - all 3 times. After 19 minutes, I had to quit this morning - the first time. I was a little disappointed. Decided to eat breakfast and try again before I go to work this afternoon.
Anyways, the 1 minute recovery time has really tested me. I finally catch my breath at about 54 seconds, and then it's time to do it all over again. It's trying and difficult, but I've done it. I've done it every time. Every single time. That's exhilarating. Hence, the rush. I will let you know if I get through today's scheduled run. Either I will or the cramps will win. Hopefully, my cramps will succumb.....
...Or maybe just me. ;)
Weight 1/10/11: 174.6lbs
Waist: 33.25 in
Chest: 34 in
Hips: 43.25 in
Bicep: 11.5 in
Forearm: 10 in
Thigh: 25.25 in
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Body Fat Percentage: 41.4 via Omron Full Body Analysis Scale
This year is shaping up to be full of built-in motivation
First of all, the hubby has just reconnected with an old college buddy of his within the last week. This particular buddy has invited us out to his house for the weekend in February. I already know I'm going to be extremely self-conscious while we're there. Why? Because he is rich. Coming from my background growing up (which was very poor), I am always self-conscious around people of means. And then, by extension, I wonder if the hubby feels bad about not attaining the same status or income. *As a side note, we are not rich or poor. We are in a very good place, and I know this!* All that to say, I don't want to feel more out of place than I have to. It's a good reason to work hard.
Secondly, I have my 5K race in March. Obviously, I want to be ready. And just so I feel confident, I want to be extra-ready. I will accept no excuses from myself, especially since there are several of you to whom I'd have to answer. I do NOT want to let you down. You're the best cheerleaders ever! The least I can do is show up and be the best I can be, right?
Then there's May. Remember that friend of the hubby's? The same one we are visiting in February? Well, he's getting married on Memorial Day weekend, and the dress is "black tie." Which means formal gown for me. Which means my body is going to be "highlighted." I LOVE to dress up. I love gowns....just look in my closet. ;) I want to be able to ROCK a gown for this event.
Finally - so far, at least - there is a week-long training event held for engineers every year. The hubby has had the opportunity to attend several in the last several years. I have had the opportunity to go with him. :) So while he is learning, I get a little vacation. This year it's back in Orlando at an amazing resort. While there is no guarantee that the hubby will be going, IF he does, I want to be able to rock a bikini like I did the LAST time it was in Orlando (my bikini pic on my front page).
I wrote this list so that I can come back to it when my motivation is flagging. I want to be able to say to myself: "Jenn, THIS is why you need to keep working. THIS is why you need to track your calories. THIS is why you need to run/weight-train/etc." What are your motivators?
Confession time: I have never run a 5K RACE.....I've gone the distance, but never a race. I always chicken out. I'm afraid of not making it, of coming in last, of people laughing at me, etc. Last year a friend was going to run one with me at Halloween, and then she said she couldn't do it.....which left me alone, and again, I was too scared. Who'd have thought? Me, a coward? Ugh! Anyways, all that to say, I have signed up for a 5K in March - Just a Short Run. I have paid my money. My friend is slated to run with me again. However, even if she doesn't, there are several sparkers who are going and will hopefully make a good support system - at the very least in my head.
Why the confession? Because my plan for the new year revolves around achievements, not weight lost. I assume (maybe inaccurately) that the weight will follow suit if the achievements are met. We'll see (hence the subject to change). My goals are:
1) To FINALLY complete a 5K race. Just a Short Run is March 26, and I have already begun training. I am following an 8 week program so that I will have extra time at the end to maybe run the actual course. Also, it gives me a little bit of leeway for scheduling and such.
2) To complete 20 push-ups in a row by the time JASR rolls around. And yes, I mean real ones. I can currently do 4-6 in a row.
3) To complete 100 crunches/sit-ups in a row. This I am giving myself just till the end of the month to do as I can currently do ~46.
Also, I am re-"vamping" (pun intended) my reward system. There are some things on that list that I just don't care about and other things I'd like to add. So within the next couple days, my front page will be updated. I am going to keep the rewards tailored to weight lost just so that it is easier to gauge.
And that's it. That's my plan so far.....
OK, first off let me apologize if you have been overloaded with analyses of the prior year or resolutions or plans for the coming year. It's just so EASY to take stock at this time of year. It's even built in to the festivities. Everyone wants to know what your resolutions are or if you had a good year. Alas, I am joining the fray.
Overall, 2010 was a great year. It had to be. It didn't have a lot to live up to as 2009 was kind of crummy. Brian and I had a rough start at the very beginning but after ~March, we have gotten closer and closer and have logged 2010 as the best year we've had as a couple! Not too shabby. :)
We also decided to try for children this past year. While that dream has not been realized at this time, it marks a huge change in my personal thinking as well as a shift in focus from us personally and selfishly to an entity that is going to take everything we have to care for it.
I started a new job back in January. I have better hours, better pay, and amazing coworkers. There's not a whole lot more to say there.
Another HUGE change is that I started therapy. Up through March of 2010 I was taking an antidepressant. Back in January I started therapy with a psychologist. While my depression isn't "cured," it is better managed. I am happier and emotionally healthier than I have ever been.
2010 was a good year in every way but my weight. With my job change, I am no longer running my butt off (literally). In the first 6-8 months of 2010, I gained 20-30 lbs. That's insane. Absolutely nuts. I DID start in the right direction several weeks ago.......which brings me to 2011.....
1) I will CONTINUE with therapy. It's the best thing to happen to me. I have decreased the frequency, but I'm definitely NOT ready to be "finished" yet.
2) I will CONTINUE losing weight. I will get down where I want to be. Time to resume the weekly blog check-ins. They got derailed when I got sick, and then, I'm not sure......but look for one Monday!
That's it. Nice and short and sweet. No huge plans for big changes. Just keep on keeping on. I'm in a very good place right now, and I want to stay here.
Oh, and I figured out that if I lose 1-1.5 lbs per week, I could be at.....wait for it......GOAL (again!) by 6/15/11!! Just in time for bikini season. Now if I could just convince Brian we need a vacation......
Who knows? Maybe by staying on track there may be a little one in our future after all?
May God bless you all abundantly in the new year.


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I know the old style don't fit the new... :(
Consequently I have a spare set of dry old style quark picks, I should probably sell em.
cheers all. Just looking at selling my old quarks but I'd be shortchanging someone if you couldn't get new picks for them anymore.
The new picks do fit but. If you want to use your hammer or adze your going to have to have some engineering know how. Failing that just use washers to space out the back end or do what the French did and cut off the surplus material at the back of the head. Looks odd and balance takes a little bit to adjust to but I've seen a few people over there with them before the nomic came out.
I was hoping for maybe �180 complete with clipper leashes and new (ish) picks?? I going going to see if anyone local wants them first but i'll let you know otherwise.
Brand new, one is opened and has a bit of the black finish rubbed off from trying to fit it to a new quark. They're the quad 4mm ones.
Would require international postage though...No idea what that's worth.
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Lima Vinho Verde 2013
Perfect with Pulpo a la Gallega. Let's come back to that. Moving on..
From the Paco de Cardiddo Vineyard, this wine is dry. Yes, dry. This crisp and fruity wine is 100% Loureiro, a Vinho Verde wine from Portuagal. Loureiro means "laurel" referring to the bay leaf scent that marks the grape. Loureiro, a light skinned grape with excellent acidity, is becoming the popular choice for Vinho Verde wines but historically Trajadura and Pederna were the go to grapes.
From Loureiro grapes grown in rocky composition soil, LIMA is light and floral with high mineral acidity. Pale lemon yellow in color, you will find lemongrass and Mediterranean herbs (Metro Wines Tasting Panel loves that!) on the nose. Citrus fruit with a splash of white tea and minerality is on the palate and the feel is full working down to a long and refreshing finish.
The winery suggest that this wine pairs perfectly with Pulpo a la Gallegas, a dish made with octopus. Eric Ripert has a good recipe via youtube if you just happen to have an octopus that you have not put to good use. But should your kitchen be one octopus short, LIMA is great with all the usual suspects: crustaceans, fish, chicken, salad, Asian Spring Rolls, and a perfect way to say goodbye to summer.
Tuscan Sun Pensiero Pinot Grigio
A little gift
The lovely musical-chair rhythm of giving and giving leaves no one standing alone.
Pensiero—a basket of figs, a melon warm from the garden, an armful of pink hydrangeas, a carved walking stick, a jar of wild cherries. Tuscans always arrive with a little gift, perhaps a bottle of sunny wine, which is what the angels sip when they fly over Italy.
Vinification: The vineyards around the towns of Cortina, Margè, and Salorno, famous for their fresh and fruity Pinot Gris wines, form one of Alto Adiges oldest white wine production areas. Pinot Grigio is mainly produced on the traditional Pergola system where the grapes form in excessive sunlight exposure. The grapes are pressed softly, clarified through natural gravity settling of the sediments and finally fermented separately in stainless steel tanks at low temperatures to retain the classic aromatic qualities. Prior to bottling, the wine is aged for 5 month on the fine lees in the tank. 2012 Italian White Wine 100% Pinot Grigio Alc. 12.5% vol.
Tasting Notes: Light green lustres run through the radiant straw-yellow color of this wine, whose aroma is rich in fruits, the most striking of which are pears and apples. An excellent balance gives this wine strength and structure. It is dry and smooth on the palate with a pleasant, mineral aftertaste.
Serving Suggestions: Pensiero goes well with many dishes, especially lighter foods, fried mushrooms and fresh water fish.
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Tuscan Sun Tondo Tondo Sangiovese
Italian wine and food seem like a birthright: you can taste your whole life.
Tondo Tondo, I've thought many times, as I pushed back my chair from the table. A Tuscan feast centers on the ancient triumvirate: the vine, the olive tree, and wheat. Maybe that's why it feels so deeply connected to the earth. Tondo tondo, a dialect expression, signifies Just Perfect, what you say over and over.
Vinification: Aged in vats of stainless steel with fermentation temperature control system 28-30'C. Maceration period is 12-15 days, with four daily pumpings and manual punching to increase the release of substances from the skins. In the final stage maceration, the vats are filled, and malolactic is perfectly performed. 2011 Italian Red Wine 100% Sangiovese Alc. 13.5% vol.
Tasting Notes: The color is bright red, with a broad, intense and fruity nose. On the palate Tondo Tondo has hints of ripe red berry, cherry and floral tones that are slightly herbaceous. It is harmonious and well balanced, with a distinctly Tuscan taste - a wonderful wine for sharing!
Serving Suggestions: Pecorino cheese, ham, roasts, game, grilled meat, beans, soups.
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Gabrielle M. Turner-McGrievy, Ph.D., a registered dietician from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, conducted a study of 78 men and women with a body mass index of 25 to 40 kg/m2, of whom 37 were randomized to receive 24 episodes of an existing podcast, while 41 received 24 episodes of a podcast based on social cognitive theory. The study lasted for 12 weeks and participants were weighed at baseline and at follow-up.
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KIEV, Ukraine - At least 15 Ukrainian soldiers were killed and 89 wounded in the past 24 hours in clashes between pro-Russian separatists and the Ukrainian army in the country's eastern regions, said spokesman for Ukraine's National Security Council.
Unrest in eastern Ukraine has torn the region apart since April, when Kiev began operations against armed separatists.
Russia faced a first wave of sanctions after annexing Crimea in March. Another wave followed after the downing of a Malaysian airliner that killed all 298 passengers and crew members onboard.
After Russia annexed Crimea in March following a referendum in the peninsula, pro-Russian separatists, hoping for a repeat scenario in eastern Ukraine, expressed their intention to break away from the central Kiev government.
At least 500 people have been killed since the Ukrainian army launched an "anti-terror" operation against pro-Russian separatists in April.
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Santorum and Romney criticized the Obama administration's bid to require Catholic-affiliated employers to cover birth control in their health insurance plans. After Santorum's morning speech and before Romney's afternoon address, Obama announced an update. He said religious-affiliated employers will not have to cover birth control for their employees. Instead, the government will demand that insurance companies be directly responsible for providing contraception.
Santorum, a Catholic with a strong record of fighting legalized abortion, said Obama is "telling the Catholic Church that they are forced to pay for things that are against their basic tenets and teachings."
"It's not about contraception, it's about economic liberty," he said.
Romney, a Mormon who once supported legalized abortion, vowed to reverse "every single Obama regulation that attacks our religious liberty and threatens innocent life."
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Radisson's service, "Express Yourself," is available at all Radisson properties in North and South America and eventually will be offered in Europe and Asia. Budget-economy chain Microtel has been testing a similar system this year, and plans to fully launch service in January 2005. (Related column: A room with some cool)
Radisson spokeswoman Joan Cronson said Wednesday, when the system was announced, that it was a way to distinguish Radisson in an increasingly crowded and commoditized marketplace.
"Check-in is a key touchpoint that either makes a customer happy or unhappy," she said. "This is a brand differentiator for us."
Radisson is part of Carlson Hotels Worldwide, a division of Minnetonka-based Carlson Companies that operates nearly 900 hotels. With 435 properties, Radisson is the largest of the five Carlson chains, which includes Park Plaza and Country Inns & Suites.
Under the new service, guests with a Radisson reservation will get an e-mail a week before their stay begins, asking them to list their room preferences, such as an upper floor with high-speed Internet access.
Upon arrival, guests will go to a separate check-in area, show identification and get a packet with their key.
Radisson expects that the expedited service will have special appeal to business travelers, Cronson said, but the chain hopes more than half its customers eventually will check in online.
Future plans include allowing online customers to request a certain newspaper, leave a wake-up call or order room service.
It's possible that electronic check-in will allow Radisson to cut back on the number of desk clerks, but Cronson said that's not the reason for the service.
"Customers value that human interaction, and we don't want to take that away," she said. "What this will do is allow our desk clerks to use their time differently. Instead of filling out paperwork, they can be talking to our guests and answering their questions."
Hilton is a few months away from introducing a similar system, said Jan Freitag, director of Smith Travel Research in Hendersonville, Tenn. Other chains recently have experimented with self-check-in kiosks similar to those for airline travelers.
"It's geared for the business traveler who doesn't want to stand in line on a Wednesday night after they've flown," Freitag said.
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Mike Nichols, the acclaimed director of such film classics as Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966) and The Graduate (1967), as well as one half of the legendary comedy duo of Nicolas & May with Elaine May (b. April 21, 1932) in the '50s and '60s, has died at 83. He'd been married since 1988 to journalist Diane Sawyer (b. December 22, 1945).
Nichols won the Oscar for The Graduate, only his second film, and delivered many other memorable movies as diverse as Catch-22 (1970), Carnal Knowledge (1971), Gilda Live (1980), Silkwood (1983), Postcards from the Edge (1990), The Birdcage (1996) and his last film, Charlie Wilson's War (2007).
In 2001, he brought the highly regarded play Wit to TV, and three years later directed an ambitious Angels in America adaptation for HBO.
Nichols & May were known for their improvisational comedy, which led them to the successful Broadway show An Evening with Mike Nichols and Elaine May. They split, both creatively and personally, but later buried the hatchet and teamed up on plays and films. (May wrote both The Birdcage and the Clinton parody Primary Colors.)
Elizabeth Taylor (1932—2011) & Richard Burton (1925—1984) in the indelible Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Nicholas was extremely active and frequently rewarded for his efforts in the theater, including directing enduring classics Barefoot in the Park (1963—his debut), The Odd Couple (1965), The Prisoner of Second Avenue (1971), Annie (1977), Hurlyburly (1984), Whoopi Goldberg's blank-titled one-woman show (1984) and the relatively recent runaway hit Spamalot (2005). His final work on Broadway was as the director of Betrayal in 2013, starring Daniel Craig and his wife Rachel Weisz.
Peter Falk (1927—2011) & Lee Grant (b. October 31, 1925) in The Prisoner of Second Avenue on Broadway in the early '70s
Apparently, Nicholas had not been in ill health, but died suddenly of a heart attack. A major loss for the entertainment world.
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After lunch tea here! I got this at the Berkeley Bowl last night which is a huge grocery store in Berkeley. They have a pretty large tea selection but I was looking for something with nettles in it (for allergies) so I picked this one up. I haven't seen Pukka teas in any other local store. They also had tins by Harney and the Tao of Tea, among others.
Dry teabag smells very licorice-y, which I assume is due to the licorice and fennel. The overall flavor is herbaceous, with a sweet note and a very slight minty element. Due to the fennel and mint element, I believe this will be a decent digestif and I like the flavor. This actually exceeded my expectations. Licorice haters be warned, this is not the tea for you… Looking forward to trying some more organic herbal teas by Pukka.
If I was a better tea drinker I would be drinking more of the good stuff that I love every day and saving the crappy stuff for an emergency, but somehow I haven't been doing that! I've had this darjeeling since mid-2012 and here it is almost 2014… I feel that I should drink more of my current darjeeling stash before buying any more so I need to make an effort here. Fortunately this won't be a hardship. ;-)
I was worried it was losing some of its flavor, but this still seems really good to me with loads of tropical fruit and floral essences. See previous notes if interested.
I've had plenty of teas for longer than a year and they seem fine, the ones that seem to go stale quickly are green oolongs & green teas especially senchas
This came in the black tea sampler I ordered from the PuriTea, I was dreading this a bit because I'm not really a fan of jasmine in most things. It isn't something I would have chosen for myself.
This is all gentle chocolate flavor with a bit of caramel. I'm sipping on it this morning plain. This is my second cup, the first cup I tried with almond milk and that ruined the delicate flavor of the tea. (In any case I should stop putting almond milk in my tea because I don't really like it).
This is a great tea to just sip on plain and I don't drink too many black teas that way. It has a nice, natural sweetness that is really lovely. I am definitely going to want to pick up a larger size when the mini tin runs out. I can definitely see this being good as an afternoon tea with some coconut macaroons or almond cookies. I'm amazed I have rated a jasmine tea so high… I decided to order the 4 oz. size since they have free shipping for the rest of the year.
Backlog. This was an after dinner tea I had after having a nice curried lentil soup. My tummy problems have been a little problematic as of late so I'm back to a diet that has less allergens in it and offending substances, which seems to work for me.
I was thinking this would be nice and soothing but the lemon is quite strong up front, especially in the aroma. After sipping on it for a while I thought it was a nice blend and the lemon wasn't too overpowering. Still, I'm not sure I would pick this over straight chamomile, especially for a stomachache.
I haven't had this tea in ages but today it seems like the perfect after lunch blend. Fennel, peppermint and coriander are all good for digestion and the tulsi seems very relaxing. I think I oversteeped mine a tad because it got very strong but I'm still enjoying it a lot. Love the green bean flavors of the Laoshan.
This was also good with some chia seeds sprinkled in…
I thought I was all out of this but I found a little bit left in my stash and decided to brew it up tonight with some plain honeybush — that is a pretty nice combination of ingredients. I wish this tea had a bit more almond flavor and I'm not thinking this will be a repurchase for me 'though I have enjoyed it.
This is such a nice dessert tea and is definitely perking me up this afternoon. I have no idea how Stacy created such an authentic tasting eggnog flavor without the use of dairy but I'm so glad. It seems a bit rich and decadent!
Not terribly impressed with this tea. It has an interesting aroma which I assume is from the Chrysanthemum but the tea itself is light and brothy tasting with a hint of floral. It looks like Chrysanthemum tea has some impressive health benefits but other than that, there isn't any compelling reason for me to purchase this green any time soon. It's ok but just not grabbing me.
I believe this is the last sample I got from the puriTea that I have yet to try. I love the fact that the samples come in mini tins instead of plastic bags because I will reuse the tins or they can at least be recycled.
Red robes are one of my favorite teas for the winter time. This is a nice example of a wuyi roasted oolong. I am getting flavors of charcoal, cocoa, raisins and toasted barley. It's comforting and somehow warming. Not the best RR I have ever had but still really enjoyable with a stone fruit after taste. This would be a great tea to cozy up with on a rainy day with a good book.


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