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Fort Bliss is affirming its commitment to the welfare of its soldiers by attempting to curb substance abuse and encourage health and welfare programs as well as quality of life on post.
It is partially being done through the development of places such as Freedom Crossing, according to Fort Bliss officials.
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"Some of our accidents, some of our shootings, some of their underpinnings are high-risk behavior," said Maj. Gen. Dana Pittard, Fort Bliss' commander.
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And places on post, such as Freedom Crossing, are serving alcoholic beverages to civilians and soldiers alike.
"It has worked just fine," Pittard said of alcohol being served at Freedom Crossing on post. "It makes you feel almost like you're not on a military post."
Pittard said that's the whole point.
"It's a destination," PIttard said. "So it's natural we have alcohol establishments there, like an Irish pub and we actually serve alcohol in the movie theaters."
Pittard insisted serving beer, wine, and spirits, are all part of transforming Freedom Crossing into a destination for more than just the soldiers stationed at Fort Bliss, but for the entire community.
"So if you're going to drink, do it responsibly," Pittard said. "And oh, by the way, there's a lot of security outside freedom crossing."
Pittard also added, for those soldiers and vistors alike who want to avoid drinking and driving, Freedom Crossing offers and encourages taking their buses.
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I found what looks to be an excellent horseradish root at Roche Bros in West Roxbury. It was moist and rock hard. I can't report on the firepower yet because I won't grind it until next weekend.
I saw horseradish at Russo's last week but it was dry and spongy.
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I was at Russo's today. They must have gotten in some new horseradish. Some was sub-par but the one I got was nice and firm. I would not recommend a special trip to Russo's for horseradish, but if you are already going there for something else and also need horseradish, chances are you will be able to cross it off your list.
Got some at Somerville Market Basket the other day - firm, moist, and covered in earth. Prepared some with vinegar and am letting it steep, and boiled the rest with some potatoes. Boiling mellowed the flavor a tad bit, but still about as bitter as that one aunt...
I had picked one up last weekend from the Stop & Shop near Coolidge Corner. When I went to prep it yesterday for last night's seder it turned out to be rotten through & through.
I made an emergency run to the local Star (Packard's Corner) - no horseradish at all. Then ran up to the Whole Foods on Washington St - they had a bin full of beautiful roots, some of the freshest-looking I've ever seen. I picked out a big heavy one and it turned out to be a memorably hot one as well. WF is my new go-to place for horseradish!
Ohmygosh. Inspired by this thread I have been looking out for horseradish all week.
Saw really nice ones at Stop and Shop (Allston) and then at Russo's too.
I think I had only made it once before and must have had a mediocre one.
I just blasted the one I got in the grater blade in my food processor and then blasted it finer with the regular blade.
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I made mine VERY simple, just the shredded root, and three kinds of vinegar (apple cider, rice wine, and some nice white wine Italian). Quite simply amazing stuff.
Served it with chopped liver and some gefilte fish. I'll never be able to eat the jarred stuff again.
Heck, nice article in today's NY Times too:
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Welcome to the club! You're right, you'll never be able to eat the wimpy bottled stuff again. And yes, root and vinegar is all you need - I don't even add salt to mine.
A couple of tips:
1) If you have a good quality food processor (I have an ancient Cuisinart DLC-7) you don't need to shred the root first, just peel it and cut it into 1" - 2" chunks and let 'er rip with the main blade.
2) I've found that you can maximize the heat by pulverizing the root as finely as you can in the processor, dry, and then add the vinegar for one final whirl.
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I've never done that. I know that adding the vinegar stops the release of the volatile oils (which is why I add it after processing). My only guess is that maybe the "aging in vinegar" process softens the shreds so that they can be further processed into a finer paste. But I agree with StriperGuy, I like the texture of the rough shreds.
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Depends on the root, and what you mean by "keep." It loses potency over time, and is usually pretty boring (compared to fresh) after a week or two. But it will typically remain edible for months, even though it may start to turn a bit brownish.


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Zeiss 15mm 2.8 Distagon ZF / ZE Review
First things First. This lens is Da Bomb !
If you don't know what that means, look it up in the urban dictionary. Definition Number 2. http://www.urbandictionary.com/
Wow! Looks wise this lens is simply sexy! At first, its appearance resembles a smaller version of the Nikon 14-24 2.8. They both have that big bulky look with the front being very large. However, unlike Nikon, Zeiss put a 95mm filter thread on this beast. They even have a circular polarizer available for it. The lens weighs in at 730g in the ZF.2 mount. For such a large lens, it is much lighter than the smaller 35mm 1.4 which weighs in at 810g.
The lens is shipped with a gorgeous metal lens cover with felt lining on the inside. The cover slips over the front of the lens nicely with a snug fit. It is by far a major improvement from the regular plastic lens caps that ship with the other Zeiss lenses. I love Zeiss products but hate their lens caps so much that I just put filters on all my lenses and throw the caps back in the box. I wish they would reengineer their lens caps and make them worthy of the Zeiss name. There, I mentioned something negative about Zeiss You can't say that I am a fan boy now. One note about the metal cap is that if you drop it or accidentally deform the metal, you may have difficulties slipping it on the lens. This has not happened to me (yet). But, I am just pointing out a personal observation.
When it comes to build, the Zeiss 15mm 2.8 ZF/ZE is in a league of its own. There is no question that the materials, machining and assembly of this lens is of the highest quality and it is visually evident. Again, this is one of those mechanical jewelry masterpieces which you just love to hold and admire.
Focusing is as smooth as can be. It is not as tight as the 35 or 25 and not as loose as the 21. The resistance felt while focusing this lens is about perfect. It lets you quickly adjust and retain your focus with confidence. Furthermore, the rotation range from minimum to infinity is very short and pleasant. You don't find yourself turning and turning to get your focus. The only problem I had as an old man without my glasses was that the objects in the viewfinder appear so small that it was difficult for me to focus. However, this will be the case with any super wide.
Architectural photographers will love this lens. It is rectilinear and curvature of straight lines is almost nonexistent even at close range. I see a lot of photographers on ZeissImages.com posting wonderful work taken with the 21mm of cathedrals, palaces, industrial areas and other subjects which require a wide angle. I can only imagine that once this lens is available, it may become their new standard for architectural photography. This could be the holy grail of wide angle lenses they have been waiting for.
Landscape photographer will surely appreciate the angle of view provided by this lens. And with the new Nikon D800 camera boasting a 36 megapixel sensor this lens will surely be put to use.
Street photographers will also get a kick out of this lens. It's short focusing range with the ability to focus between 1.5 feet and infinity at f16 will give you the opportunity to shoot candid pictures with a wide field of view. At f8, you are within 2.5 feet and infinity. Note, these are estimates just by looking at the scale on the lens.
The pros and cons of using this lens for street photography will vary depending on your style. However, I photograph up close to get exaggerated perspectives and the only drawback I can think of with the 15mm is that you have to get very close to your subjects to achieve that result. I mean in your face close. In some of the sample you see below, I almost hit the subjects with the lens while taking their picture. This is just something you will need to get use to.
As always, image quality does not disappoint. You will eventually find reviews on line that show scientific data, MTF charts, LPM and much more pixel peeping. However, as with all my reviews and stated at the top of my reviews, I simply let you know what the end results look like from a photographer and a viewers point of view. Everyone will have to judge for themselves what they think. For me, the results are nothing short of exceeding my expectations and mind blowing for the type of work I do. Color, contrast, sharpness and even bokeh is there for you to appreciate. Also, Shooting at dark objects agains a bright background showed no signs of CA / purple fringing what soever. Pick any color you want out of the rainbow. I did not see it!
Now for some samples.
It has been a lousy week here in Portland. We are not out of those 9 months of rain yet and taking pictures outside has been a challenge. The worst part being that with such a great lens, you want to see some snappy bright days to liven up your photos. Needless to say, we don't get many of those here in the Pacific Northwest. So, you will have to make do with the sample images I provide below for the time being.
Update, the sun did show up for a few minutes this morning and a managed to get some shots in better light. If I can persuade Zeiss to let me keep this lens a little longer, I would like to do some landscape work with the D800 which should be here next week. I will also be heading to Sunriver Oregon this weekend and if the weather permits, I will try out some astrophotography with it as well.
Agggghhhh make it stop! Yet another great lens I must have!
JT, great shots. The General Store and crosswalk are my favorites. Really superb perspectives caught with that lens. Is it really going to be that expensive or will the street price be lower? I'm pondering a D800 as well btw.
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Just the Ticket!
That's a killer wide angle prime but at $3k who's going to buy it?
Thanks JT - looks really great and I will be interested to see some with the D800 as I am hoping to get the camera.
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America's mobile phone unlock block coming unstuck
The USA's curious decision to prohibit unlocking phones is a step closer to reversal, after the Committee on The Judiciary's Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property and the Internet heard evidence about just what a silly, anti-competitive idea the ban represents. The committee's chair, congressman Bob Goodlatte, has …
Yes, because...
...makes our streets just a little bit safer by making it harder for large scale phone trafficking syndicates to operate in the open ...
When I go out after dark, my greatest fear is of being mugged by phone traffickers...
I'm not sure which would be worse:
a) if this were just another fevered dream of a misinformed politician, or
b) if such organizations really do exist and succeed...
Of course, if these syndicates are selling the unlocked phones in foreign jurisdictions where the prohibition against unlocking doesn't exist, how does this law affect them anyway? Also, if they're breaking the law to obtain the phones in the first place, is this provision really going to stop them in their tracks?
Re: Yes, because...
...making criminals break yet another law will shurely stop them.
Re: Yes, because...
" is this provision really going to stop them in their tracks?"
No, but anybody that can think knows that it''s simply a spurious argument put about by big telecom to continue the block as long as possible, with the intention of stopping people switching carriers. Plan B for big telecom will be to demand an "administration fee" to unlock phones (as some carriers do in Europe).
If you can force that up to fifty dollars it's a fair amount of cash when the benefit of switching may only be a few dollars a month, like for like. The originating network is then offering a choice of "fifty dollars and you're free to walk, or stay with us on a sim free deal that's almost, but not quite competitive". That's simple value maximisation by the big companies, and if that stuffs consumers, what do the politicians care? Backhanders and free lunches don't come from ordinary voters.
There is a simple solution, of buying an unlocked handset and going SIM free. Even in the UK where we don't have a ban on unlocking phones, that's looking like a better and better option.
Re: Yes, because...
Well, I'm now on a relatively cheap plan on Vodafone of about £17 a month which is essentially SIM-only now. I worked out that getting a new phone "free" would be more expensive over the 2 years than it would be to buy the phone off the net on a SIM-only deal. As it is, I was rather underwhelmed by the phones on offer at the time and I've kept the old phone going a while longer than I might have otherwise done. It's liberating getting off the treadmill of automatically upgrading every 2 years.
Locked or unlocked
Locking allows for phone subsidy, if you want a cheap handset then get a locked one, if you want an unlocked one you can buy them at a greater cost and use a cheaper SIM only contract, whichever suits you best.
Re: Locked or unlocked
I do the latter. However I don't see the point in locking the phone - you're still going to have to pay monthly (for up to 24 months) as per your contract, so the provider is guaranteed to get their pound of flesh.
Sure, you can say that by providing an unlocked phone (that the customer uses on a different network) means that the customer won't pay as much to the provider. However, the costs to the phone's provider will be less as there will be no data/SMS/phone usage.
Only locked in the US?
So do they not thing that shipping the phone overseas and then unlocking it doesn't circumvent their DCMA legislation?
Re: Only locked in the US?
NO, they don't think that. They think that US law applies worldwide.
In what warped way does a phone lock constitute a COPYRIGHT issue?!
Beer, because I could use one after trying to figure this out.
Re: Confused...
1. "Locking" a phone to a given provider is a software feature.
2. Software is often copyrighted.
3. The large US telecomms companies have quite a bit of money to throw at lawyers, lobbyists, etc.
Ergo, phone unlocking is a DMCA violation.
To protect their business model
In the US (and Canada) they sell pay as you go phones below cost, then charge a ridiculous amount for minutes that expire after 30 days. They expect to make back the loss on the phone many times over on the minutes. The phones target poor people with no credit that can't get a normal cell phone.
But people would go into Walmart and buy 10 phones, unlock them and resell them. This was not illegal until they made unlocking illegal.
Almost forgot to say that the people buying the phones are drug dealers and terrorists...
I must have missed something...
..."Michael Altschul, general counsel at The Wireless Association opined (PDF) "The bill is a reasonable balance that protects consumers and carriers alike, while preserving elements of the Librarian's decision that keep our streets safe"."
What the heck has a mon... oops. Sorry. *glances worriedly around* - an ape - howsoever literate or law-enforcement-minded - have to do with this?!
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- November 20, 2014 - Hour: 1
Andy Bunker and Justin Myers join Jim Moore for "The Hybrid Show" or "PreHawks Weekly". Jim is really pushing to try Richard Sherman as a receiver for 5-10 plays a game. John Clayton says no and so do Justin and Andy. Jim asks callers for other ideas on how to get more offense. One has all three of them scratching their heads.
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
- November 19, 2014 - Hour: 2
Tom and Andy talk Seahawks defense and can Russell lead the Seahawks to a come from behind win? Is Russell overthrowing guys or are the receivers just not getting open enough? The guys address the greatest barroom argument, who's a Hall of Famer (any sport) and who's not? Plus is trading for Justin Upton a good idea?
- November 19, 2014 - Hour: 1
Tom Wassell and Andy Bunker in. Have rule changes ruined the NFL for you? We take calls on if changing rules back will make football better. The guys touch on why Marshawn Lynch 'talks' to the media but doesn't say anything. Andy thinks he just likes to mess with them. And we play a little Trivial Pursuit with a caller.
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
- November 18, 2014 - Hour: 2
Is there any danger of Marshawn Lynch shutting things down if he gets frustrated moving forward? Is there anyway to make him happy moving forward other than more money? Roger Goodell came down hard on Adrian Peterson, keeping him suspended for the rest of the season. Is it right for Goodell to have so much power in deciding how long a player should be suspended? Who should the Mariners pursue this offseason? Hanley Ramirez? Trade for Justin Upton/Evan Gattis?
- November 18, 2014 - Hour: 1
Tom Wassell and Justin Myers in. The Seahawks have had a frustrating season so far, where even some of the wins have been frustrating. Callers weigh in on their confidence going forward. Justin finds it fascinating when players don't like each other off the field. Plus, why is everyone on Darrell Bevell's case so much? Is it really all his fault?
Monday, November 17, 2014
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The stories are still swirling all around about Marshawn Lynch, whether it comes to avoiding media after game days, to talking to Mike Silver and what the Seahawks front office is up to. Justin thinks the division is still up for grabs, but it will be tough. Plus "3 and Out" features stealing footballs from fans, Chris Peterson's clock management in Huskies loss, Gronk gets tired of Sergio Brown yapping and throws him into camera stand.
- November 17, 2014 - Hour: 1
Andy Bunker and Justin Myers in. The guys break down the Seahawks game against the Chiefs and try to figure out what went wrong and what they have ahead of them the rest of the way.
Thursday, November 13, 2014
- November 13, 2014 - Hour: 1
It's the 'hybrid show' where Tom Wassell and Justin Myers of Nightwatch join Jim Moore. Which team in the NFC are for real and which ones are 'fool's gold'? Plus some Cliff notes with the Professor. What worries you going into the KC game? Jim is worried about Russell Wilson's slump. Also, do you care about the noise record and how Kansas City achieved it?
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- November 12, 2014 - Hour: 1
Justin Myers and Andy Bunker in. Felix Hernandez was denied the Cy Young award and Justin is all fired up about it. Andy thinks there is merit for Corey Kluber winning it, be he doesn't like the explanations they are giving for not voting for Felix. And another blow for the Seahawks as they have to move forward without Zach Miller for the rest of the season. Also is Marshawn Lynch a good RB or a great one?
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
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Are celebration dances entertaining to you? Tom is sick and tired of seeing them and thinks they are overdone. Andy doesn't mind them as long as they aren't choreographed. Should every play in the NFL be reviewable? That means bogus penalties could be overturned. This won't slow the game down because you'd have the same number of challenges. Gee Scott of "The Barbershop" comes on to debate the merits of sack dances.
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Tom Wassell and Andy Bunker in. How will the Seahawks be able to overcome the injury to Brandon Mebane? Tom compares it to the Broncos playing without Von Miller last year. Also, what show would you like to see ESPN make a 30 for 30 about? The Kingdome? Ryan Leaf? Shawn Kemp? Texters send us their ideas.
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Russell Wilson has seemed a little off lately. We ask callers what they think the problem is. Justin thinks limited number of reps plays a huge role.
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Tom Wassell and Justin Myers in. Marshawn Lynch had a monster day which leads us to wonder if he may actually come back next year. It seemed a foregone conclusion that he would be gone, but maybe not. Callers weigh in as well.
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I recently had lunch with a friend who is a revert to the Catholic faith. Now fervently Catholic, she has maintained the fiery and no nonsense evangelical spirit she picked up during her Protestant sojourn – one of the many reasons I enjoy spending time with her.
This particular day she wanted to know why something hasn't been done about politicians who support abortion or other practices that directly contradict the faith, and then are able to present to the public what amount to Catholic selfies. She mentioned how much this scandalizes many Protestants, causing them to think the Catholic Church is soft on these issues.
We talked about the much-cited Canon 915, which states that, those "obstinately persevering in manifest grave sin are not to be admitted to Holy Communion."
How so?
Most people understand politics as the art of furthering the common good. On the one hand, it's not a straight-line activity, which means that it requires negotiation and compromise in order to achieve the most good possible in a particular situation owing to the many individuals and opinions involved.
On the other hand, one can never legitimately compromise a principle. The principles by which one lives should never be affected by the negotiation involved in politics, even as a voter. These principles exist above the fray. These should and do remain sacrosanct in our hearts and minds as we navigate thorny situations where only a little good can be accomplished, such as when a vote may decrease abortions while not abolishing them.
People entering politics should be expected to articulate the principles upon which they intend to act. Once elected, even the most idealistic Catholic will soon realize the impossibility of perfectly formulating positive law in line with moral law in every circumstance. But at the same time, that person can certainly not abandon the principles of the moral law. These principles will provide the unwavering goals to which all efforts in a particular political situation are directed.
Although it's sometimes said you can't legislate morality, you will try in vain to come up with a law that is not an attempt to legislate someone's view of morality, even if just a teeny bit. As confirmed in Vatican II, the Church recognizes "the rightful autonomy of the political or civil sphere from that of religion and the Church – but not from that of morality."
Because of this the Church typically leaves political activity to the laity while providing clear guidance on moral principles. It's the laity's role, not the clergy's, to sanctify the world by infusing the temporal order with Christian values to the extent possible. That's why priests aren't permitted to run for elective office.
This does not mean imposing doctrines that can only be known through divine revelation, but simply drawing on the natural moral law accessible to every human heart to correctly order society. Everyone is subject to the dictates of this law by virtue of being a part of God's creation. St. Paul pointed out that we all have this law written on our hearts. We can discern this law more or less clearly, depending on the condition of our consciences.
As proof of this, one could point out that every civilization has had some form of the commandments incorporated into its laws (C. S. Lewis gives examples of what he calls the universal Tao, which testify to this transcultural morality, in an appendix to his great book The Abolition of Man). It just comes with being human.
A bonus for Catholics is that the Catholic Church has meditated on these commandments for millennia in a variety of circumstances, which means that Catholics have a clearer idea of the natural moral law because of accumulated wisdom and experience.
In recognizing the role that morality plays in politics, the Church is also recognizing that she cannot be silent when principles of the moral law are in dispute, especially so when her own children are involved. Morality is her business, even if political activity itself is not her role.
Where moral principles are being flouted, she must speak up. When her own children are verbally abandoning those principles, she must render them every assistance at her disposal, no matter the walk of life. This assistance has a two-fold purpose: to recall the errant and to protect the innocent from scandal. As to scandal, the greater the ability to spread error, the more critical it is to act. To do otherwise is to abdicate the role given the Church by Christ Himself to shepherd His flock.
If bishops hesitate to act because a situation is "political," they are giving the public impression that the Church's moral principles are also political, in and of themselves. Thus, it is very possible that in refusing to apply one of the possible remedies – Canon 915 – to deny Communion to Catholic politicians who obstinately continue to make statements that are antithetical to the moral law, the teaching of that law becomes subject to politics.
And the broader upshot may very well be not just that certain hot-button moral positions appear mere policy preferences, but so does the Catholic faith.
Kristina Johannes is a registered nurse and a certified teacher of natural family planning. She has served as a spokeswoman for the Alaska Family Coalition, which successfully worked for passage of the marriage amendment to the Alaska Constitution.
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We worked it out to keep our membership by taking advantage of a promotion they were offering that gives us the rest of the year free. That will give us a little wiggle room with our expenses for the next three months. We also found out that we get a discount on our membership because of DH's job. Wish we knew that three years ago!!! Anyway, I am so happy that we can continue to go to the gym. I don't know what I would have done without it!
On the flip side, we are thinking of canceling our DirecTV. I think we can live with just the basic channels for a while. I will miss the programming on some of the channels like Food Network, HGTV and TLC, but otherwise there is really nothing I need all those channels for. The show I would miss the most - and it will be SO hard to live without it - is What Not to Wear. Unfortunately, you cannot get those episodes online. (Why not, TLC?????) I am actually a leader of the What Not to Wear Spark team, so I would be sad not to be able to watch the next season with my team. I could try watching it at the gym when they show reruns and get my "fix" that way.
The way I see it, if I have to choose between the gym or the TV, I will choose the gym. Better to be active and fit than a couch potato.
The other day, on a whim, I asked one of the personal trainers at my gym to test my body fat percentage. After stepping on the scale (their scale weighed me in 2 pounds higher) I held onto a little device for a few seconds that zaps some sort of signal into your body and somehow comes up with your body fat percentage. News was not great. Mine is around 29 %. Now he said this is not as accurate as other methods but in any case, I have some work to do.
It seems like no matter how much weight I lose, I don't seem to get more muscular. It's like the fat just hangs around and moves from one part of my body to another. Maybe it is genetics or maybe I am not doing enough strength training right now. Well I know I am definitely not doing enough ST. But since I am still trying to lose the last few baby pounds that are hanging around, I have been focusing more on cardio. I was listening to an old podcast of one of Jillian Michaels' radio shows and someone called in to ask about building muscle. She said when you are trying to lose weight, you should do more cardio and eat less, but to gain muscle mass you should eat more and do more ST.
But...what if you want to lose weight and get some more definition???That is where I am struggling.
Anyway...that body fat reading just gave me more of an incentive to push myself. I've been working out in the "comfort zone" and it is time to step it up.
In the next few days DH and I have to decide what to do about our gym memberships. It's been stressful thinking about coping without it. We are also thinking about canceling our DirectTV and just using bunny ears. Next step? Canceling our electricity and living by candlelight.
Well, I don't really have the answer to that. I wish I could find the answer, bottle it up and sell it. :) All I know is that I struggle with it pretty much every day. The craving for something sweet usually strikes mid-afternoon and again in the evenings after dinner, around 8 p.m. Even when I have nothing really good in the house, I manage to find *something* sweet. Peanut butter and jelly on an Eggo waffle. An apple or banana with honey or chocolate syrup. Even a large chunk of baking chocolate or spoonfuls of chocolate chips if that is all there is. What is wrong with me?? LOL.
This morning in the shower I started to think of all the ways I can distract myself away from the daily sweet snacks. Writing them down here will help me remember. And maybe some of these will help whoever reads this, too.
1. Get out of the house for a few minutes. Take a walk around the block or a short run.
2. Pop in a fitness DVD. Do some yoga poses or stretches.
3. Get far away from the kitchen. Go to bed early with a book or magazine.
4. Enlist hubby's help. If he sees me searching for a snack, he has permission to tackle me.
5. Phone a friend. It's rude to chew when you are talking on the phone.
6. Pop a mint and/or drink some tea. Then brush teeth.
7. Work for it. Plan for the snack, look up how many calories it has, then burn that many calories off at the gym. Enjoy the snack later, guilt free. Maybe it won't seem "worth it" after knowing how hard I have to work for one cookie or 1/2 cup of ice cream.
8. Write a note from the carton of ice cream to me: "You've worked so hard. Am I really worth it?" Notes on the refrigerator and cabinet door wouldn't hurt either.
9. Get on Spark instead. Read some blogs. Browse inspirational pages. Soak up the motivation.
10. Take up a hobby that will keep my hands busy. Already tried knitting, though. (Epic fail!)
If all else fails: Forgive myself. Enjoy. Eat more veggies tomorrow.
So the scale has been teasing me. One day last week I got on the scale (after breakfast, even) and it said 119. I moved it to another spot and stepped on it again. And then moved it to another spot. Just to make sure. It still read 119. I did a happy dance because this was the first time I have been under 120 since before I had the baby!! The next day I got on the scale again (first thing in the morning, BEFORE breakfast) and it was 121. What the bleepety bleep?!?! Oh well, I figured it had to be a fluke.
BUT in other happy news..."Hello size 2 pre-pregnancy pants!"I think Express is generous with their sizes, but still. It does say 2 on the label, so I am going with it!!
Things are not great on the food front right now. I am just so uninterested in anything we have in the house. Waiting for the next paycheck to go for a decent grocery shopping, so we've been paring down the food in the refrigerator and cabinets. Don't you hate it when you have random ingredients but lack one or two things to make something good, so you end up with a hodgepodge instead of a normal meal?
I am also going through a phase in which I am bored with all my usual food staples. Need something new to jumpstart my cooking creativity. Not sure what...
Last weekend we went to Philadelphia for a wedding. After fasting all day Saturday the wedding food tasted GOOOOOOD. At that point anything put in front of me would have tasted absolutely devine. But it was good food. Not typical wedding food blah. Sunday we waited in a ridiculously long line for a Philadelphia cheesesteak. I felt like such a TOURIST. It wasn't bad, for a cheesesteak, but hardly worth waiting in that line. I guess I should have ordered my cheesesteak with "wiz" (cheese wiz) but I heard Jillian in my head saying, "cheez wiz?? Seriously??" Yeah, I am not keen on putting fake cheese into my body anymore. Well, at least I can cross "eat a Philly cheesesteak in Philly" off my bucket list.
(Speaking of Jillian, I heard her radio show is COMING BACK in January! I am beyond excited! )
Back to food... So last night I had dinner with a college friend who was in town for one night. Thai food...yum!! Had leftovers for lunch today. Plus some Mac and Cheese because apparently the Thai leftovers did not fill me up. And WAY too many fig newtons. Kind of a weird combo today, isn't it?
On the fitness front, I am doing pretty well. I still have not decided what to do about the gym. Laila and I both love going there. We'll see...For now, I am just enjoying it as long as I can.
So yesterday, hoping to find a solution to my gym dilemma, I went to tour another gym in the area. This one is also walking distance and even a little closer to my house. It is a "community gym" (read "smaller") but the machines have a great view of the water and they have some intriguing things to offer that my current gym does not.
One thing they have is called TRX Suspension Training. This consists of resistance bands suspended from the ceiling. You can do various exercises with them - pushups, squats and much more. Because of the way they are designed, you are using your entire body weight, so everything gets a workout.
They also have "air yoga," which to me is both intriguing and a little frightening. You do yoga poses from hammocks suspended from the ceiling.
Finally, they have "fitwalls," which look like small climbing walls. Also designed to work your entire body at one time.
So, it is very cool and innovative. Unfortunately, none of the above come included with a basic membership, but you can pay as you go or sign up for a series of classes. With a basic membership you do get all their regular classes in addition to use of the machines. They do not have my beloved Body Combat or other Les Mills classes, but they have similar but different alternatives. There is a kickboxing class using real bags (Body Combat is non-contact) and they told me they have a similar class to Body Pump. There is also group cycling, more mainstream yoga, pilates, zumba and some sort of bootcamp class.
Now for 2 major cons:
- There is no childcare, which means I would no longer have the option to go to the gym during the day. It will be starting to get dark earlier in the next few months and I do not like the idea of walking when it is dark outside. Driving is an option but it's so close that it is almost ridiculous to drive, and because I live in the city, after a certain hour when people are coming home from work, you don't want to move your car or you won't find a parking spot when you get home.
- They want you to sign a 1-year contract as a new member. After a year you can go month to month. You can suspend your membership if you are traveling, injured, whatever and cancel if you move. I did not want to sign a contract because we are thinking of moving soon. Even though they say you can get out of it with proof that you moved away, I wonder how easy or difficult it would be to actually get out of a contract. This gym does not seem like a high-pressure sales type of place, but I am so used to belonging to gyms where it is almost impossible to get out of your contract. Reminds me of that episode of "Friends" where Ross and Chandler wanted to quit the gym but could not. LOL. One heartening observation I made is that the membership options seem simple and the same for everyone. At bigger gyms it seems like people are paying all different amounts tied to how long they have been members, incentives, etc. etc.
Finally, there is the cost comparison:
- Staying with the existing gym and taking DH off the membership would only save us $40/month. We would no longer have a family membership, which means the childcare is not free. We would be adding $25/month to my membership for the kids area.
- Staying with my existing gym, with only a membership for me and without the kids area, would save us $65/month. But the child care is really the selling point for me staying with this gym. If I don't have access to the childcare, I would be limited only to evenings (just as with the new gym), which defies the purpose. Plus, it would be a longer evening walk. Probably not worth doing this option.
Joining the new gym would save us $90/month.
Of course, just quitting altogether and working out at home would be the most cost-effective option. I feel like none of these situations are ideal, but we have to evaluate each one and see what we can do. The new gym offers a 14-day free trial, which includes everything such as the cool classes and personal training sessions. Also, if I join, the first month is free. I am totally considering giving it a try to see how I like the classes and the facility overall.


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Episode description: Bill tracks a lion, spotted deer, owls, and parrots in the desert of Gujurat and meets a local dance group who is preserving the traditional dances of the area people.
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Lincoln High senior Nick Zammarelli has been presented with two envelopes. One is marked ŌĆ£collegeŌĆØ ŌĆō as in the opportunity to play Division I baseball at Elon (N.C.) University. The second envelope is labeled ŌĆ£prosŌĆØ ŌĆō as in an invitation to sign a professional contract with the Boston Red Sox, the team that selected him in the 28th round of the MLB First-Year Player Draft.
By JOSEPH B. NADEAU
WOONSOCKET - Nick Bousquet knew he wanted to make a visit to Rwanda long before he ever became a senior and actually made such a trip with seven of his classmates.
NORTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆö Perhaps itŌĆÖs fitting that Lincoln High senior Nick Zammarelli got to share his special moment ŌĆō that of getting selected by the hometown Boston Red Sox in the 28th round of Major League BaseballŌĆÖs First-Year Player draft, No. 833 overall ŌĆō with his teammates and coaches.
After all, both groups were generous with their support and encouragement through every twist and turn of his career.
LINCOLN ŌĆō Andy Souvalian had been trying to complete his usual business as an assistant administrator at Amica Insurance Co. headquarters on the afternoon of Monday, April 15 when he heard the horrifying news, that someone had exploded two bombs at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
His immediate thought: ŌĆ£Oh, no! How's Roup?ŌĆØ
His best friend, Rhode Island State Police Trooper Roupen Bastajian of Greenville, had been running in the grueling 26.2-mile race from Hopkinton to Copley Square, and he wondered if his pal had suffered any injuries.
Alyssa Lemire, Danielle Dumais, Laura Antoniello and Juliette Latendresse, members of the Burrillville High School Class of 2013, from left, are all smiles as they await the start of their graduation ceremony at Levy Arena Friday night.
WOONSOCKET ŌĆō Even after taking a 10 percent pay cut recently, members of the City Council are still among the highest paid officials of their kind in the state, at $9,000 a year.
But all that could change if a proposal to slash the salaries of councilors and members of the School Committee gains any traction at a special meeting called for Monday night. Council salaries would drop by 33 percent, taking them down to $6,000.
For school officials, the cut would be closer to 44 percent, dropping salaries from $7,200 to $4,000, with a $250 perk for the chairperson.
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WOONSOCKET- Gerald "Jerry" Callei, 67, of Woonsocket, passed away peacefully at home on Wednesday, June 5, 2013 with family by his side. He was the beloved husband, together for 47 years, of Shelia A. (Lafontaine) Callei.
Born in Providence on January 24, 1946, he was the son of the late Louis and Nita (Levy) Callei.
LINCOLN ŌĆō In a spring season that has seen their son operate in a fishbowl and subjected to seemingly never-ending interactions with pro baseball scouts, Nick Zammarelli Jr. and wife Lisa have been with Lincoln High senior standout Nick III every step of the way.
The journey leading up to Major League BaseballŌĆÖs first-year player draft has been part eye-opener, part draining ordeal. Frequently, the player's dad has been forced to deal with endless questions from talent evaluators, all of them clamoring to know about Nick and what his future plans may entail.
PROVIDENCE ŌĆö For the second time in less than a week, Moses Brown dealt Cumberland a difficult one-run defeat.
Unfortunately for the Clippers, Thursday afternoonŌĆÖs 3-2 loss at the QuakersŌĆÖ McCulloch Field proved to be a lot tougher to swallow ŌĆō it eliminated them from the Division I playoffs.
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Forty-year-old James Lee DiMaggio was killed Saturday after his campsite was spotted in Idaho's rugged Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness.
The teen, Hannah Anderson, was found safe. Ada County sheriff's spokeswoman Andrea Dearden says she has no apparent injuries and there are no reports of injuries among law enforcement.
At a news conference Saturday evening, Dearden said the teen and DiMaggio were spotted not far from where a horseback rider reported seeing the pair Wednesday.
Dearden said she didn't know if DiMaggio fired at officers.
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Study of Pharmacokinetics, Efficacy and Safety of a Recombinant and Protein-Free Factor VIII (rAHF-PFM) in Hemophilia A Patients - A Continuation of Clinical Study 069901
This study has been completed.
Baxter Healthcare Corporation
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First received: September 8, 2005
Last updated: February 18, 2011
Last verified: February 2011
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|Study Status:
|This study has been completed.
|Study Completion Date:
|August 2004
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
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Shapiro A, Gruppo R, Pabinger I, Collins PW, Hay CR, Schroth P, Casey K, Patrone L, Ehrlich H, Ewenstein BM. Integrated analysis of safety and efficacy of a plasma- and albumin-free recombinant factor VIII (rAHF-PFM) from six clinical studies in patients with hemophilia A. Expert Opin Biol Ther. 2009 Mar;9(3):273-83.


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