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I had a small delivery from Amazon Germany arrive today. And when I say small, I mean four small card games whose box sizes in aggregate are about half the size of a typical Ticket to Ride box. That said, having gone through the rules of each of them, there is some interesting game play in each of them. The games I'm talking about are Habe Fertig, a game of playing in the gap by Qwixx designer, Steffen Benndorf; Potato Man, a trick taking game where not matching any suit played is the key requirement - otherwise the round ends; Nox, a wicked game of building high scoring piles of cards while trying to shrink the piles of your opponents (just make sure you have three colours showing when the round ends); and Abluxxen, by Kramer & Kiesling, where you try to build up the number of cards in front of you while snatching cards played by others and making sure you don't get left with cards in hand when the round ends. I'm really looking forward to playing all these.
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Florida House Passes New Restrictions On Welfare
A bill that limits what items can be purchased with state welfare funds has passed in the Florida House.
Bill Would Limit Welfare Fund Use
A bill that would limit what items could be purchased with state welfare funds is making headway in the Florida Senate.
Fed. Judge Halts Drug Testing Of Welfare Recipients
A Florida federal judge has stopped one of Governor Rick Scott's signature pieces of legislation requiring welfare applicants to pass a drug test.
Welfare Drug Tests Show Less Than 1% Of Applicants Tested Positive
The first figures are in for the recently mandated welfare drug tests and officials say it's very difficult to draw accurate conclusions on it effectiveness.
ACLU Files Lawsuit Over Welfare Drug Tests
The American Civil Liberties Union of Florida has filed suit in federal court against a new state law that requires welfare recipients to pass a drug test.
Gov. Scott Signs Welfare Drug Testing Into Law
Expect challenges to a bill signed by Governor Rick Scott which will require welfare applicants to undergo drug testing.
Fl. Senate Approves Welfare Drug Testing
A bill from the Florida Legislature that will require drug testing of welfare applicants is heading to Governor Rick Scott's desk after it passed the Florida Senate on a straight party-line vote.
Fla. Welfare Drug Testing May Get State Funding
The Senate Budget Committee's chairman says he'll try to find state dollars to reimburse welfare applicants who pass drug tests that would be required by pending legislation
Welfare Drug Testing Bill Advances
A Florida Senate bill requiring new applicants for a form of welfare assistance to get drug tests at their own expense moved forward Wednesday.
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State workers will now have to submit to random drug testing under a new executive order signed by Governor Rick Scott on Wednesday.

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text: Why the Left-Wing Hates Mormons and How to Respond Print article Send a Tip by Charles C. Johnson 2 Mar 2012 post a comment There are three "M'"s that Mitt Romney's consultants know determine his plausibility as a candidate: Massachusetts, millionaire, and Mormonism. The first M is a liability in the primary, where Romney will try to be the rare Massachusetts conservative (he has largely overcome this one, though perhaps not among the base); the second M is he is very, very wealthy (he is nearly out of the woods with this, in part, because Americans want to be among the rich, not against the rich; and now, the final M--'Mormonism'--is upon us. Not surprisingly then, as Romney does better in the polls and in the states, this past week has seen a flurry of bigoted things said by left-wing pundits about Mormons, the latest of which are comments tweeted by Charles Blow of The New York Times and Joan Walsh, editor in chief for Salon. Both articles misunderstand the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and I shall treat each in turn, explain why the left hates Mormons, and recommend means by which to protect Mormons, and Romney particularly, against this hateful prejudice. The political left will no doubt mention that it is evangelicals, and certainly not they, that disdain Mormons, but this isn't true. According to Gallup, the Republican Party, the party of Evangelical Christians, saw a decrease in the numbers of Republicans saying they could not vote for a Mormon from 30% in 2007 to 18% in 2011, while among Democrats, the party of the secular left, that figure increased from 18% to 27% during that same time period. There are all sorts of reasons for this decline of dislike among evangelicals (not least of which is Romney's efforts at outreach) but I think the most plausible is that the left is threatened by Mormons, who with their own institutions and charity, have little need of left wing utopian schemes and, in the West, at least, can challenge the claim that the welfare state is the best ordered regime. If Mormons can organize to defeat homosexuals and their assault on marriage in California, one of the most liberal states in the country, they are a powerful lot, indeed, and Mitt Romney, former governor of another of the most liberal states in the country, inspires fear. He looks like a president. He has the pedigree they tell us a president ought to have--having graduated well from Harvard Business School and Harvard Law School--and all the while shunning, or at least, not embracing the liberal politics that animate those institutions. How often did we hear, for instance, that Barack Obama was president of the Harvard Law Review, as if that actually mattered? (Conveniently omitted is that his law review is the least cited.) For many Americans, especially those in the secular Boston-New York-Washington, D.C. where religious types are few, the only Mormon they may know is the one running for the presidency. This explains, perhaps, why so many in the media, which are overwhelmingly atheist and Democrat, have repeated the same sort of discredited pabulum to attack Mormons now. Turning now to the tweets, here's Charles Blow, after Romney praised the traditional family: "Let me just tell you this Mitt "Muddle Mouth": I'm a single parent and my kids are *amazing*! Stick that in your magic underwear." Like most liberals, Blow is disdainful of tradition. Though he mentions the temple garment (which he slurs by calling it "magic underwear") Blow's antipathy for Romney stems from Blow's identity, as a single father, an identity which is rare. Blow knows well that most single parents are single mothers and single parenthood is extremely rare among fathers. I know that Blow knows this because Blow wrote about it in his column in The New York Times on January 24, 2009 [my emphasis]: According to Child Trends, a Washington research group, 70 percent of black children are born to single mothers. Also, black children are the most likely to live in unsafe neighborhoods. And, black teenagers, both male and female, were more likely to report having been raped. According to reports last year from the National Center for Children in Poverty, 60 percent of black children live in low-income families and a third live in poor families, a higher percentage than any other race. You would have to be a New York Times columnist to believe that the two paragraphs are not related. Blacks tend to be poor because so many of them do not get married in the first place. And many blacks are never born in the first place, thanks to the prevalence of abortion in that community. Mormons, by contrast, have very low rates of single parenthood, abortion, and divorce. A study, published in 1993 in Demography Magazine, concluded that members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who marry in one of the Church's temples are the least likely of all Americans to divorce. Might Blow just be upset that Mormons do a better job? Might he be envious of the family life that Mormons lead? Moving along, we turn to the hateful statement from Joan Walsh, editor-in-chief of Salon, who while alluding to the LDS faith practice of "baptism for the dead," tweeted, "Romney's saving the soul of America – so he doesn't have to baptize us after we're dead." Walsh issued a non-apology apology the other night and has decided to block her bigotry in a statement from Elie Wiesel that criticized the Mormon practice and asked for Romney to respond to it. (It isn't clear whether or not Wiesel spoke on his own accord, or whether he was asked by a journalist.) But it is clear that this is going to be a recurring meme among those left-wing journalists critical of Romney. It was first raised on the Daily Kos, but has now gone mainstream. Bob Schieffer, for instance, raised the issue of Romney's Mormonism and Elie Wiesel in an interview with Michael Kranish, co-author of The Real Romney. Of course, Mormons have tried very hard to stop the practice of baptizing dead Jews, but it is impossible to police the members of 14 million Mormons worldwide. A compromise was brokered in 1995, though it remains contentious because some Mormons claim a first Amendment right to baptize Jews murdered in the Holocaust. (They are right.) Theologically, Mormons believe that the doctrine of "free agency" continues long into the spirit world, where you go after you die. Mormons try to help those spirits come to know Christ and therefore ascend to the highest level of heaven. (The faith practice, incidentally, though unique to Mormons, wasn't always so. The early Catholic church and some early Christians practiced it, until it was declared forbidden.) I must say that I wonder why this issue is so contentious. If the Mormons are right about the nature of the divine, then this is one of the greatest acts of kindness that could ever be performed, far kinder than the predominate Christian view that those who did not know Christ will languish in hell for eternity. If Mormons are wrong, well, it's the functional equivalent of giving someone a four leaf clover or praying to a flying spaghetti monster. No harm, no foul. Moreover, when someone is baptized posthumously, the doctrine of "free agency" still applies. The dead can still choose to reject or to embrace Mormonism, much as they did while still living. So when the widow of Danny Pearl (who was beheaded by Muslim terrorists) tells the Boston Globe that she finds it a mark of "disrespect" that Mormons tried to convert his spirit, it is, on the contrary, a mark of sincere respect. Ask yourself: if you had the keys to paradise, how selfish would it be to deny them to those who had suffered such horrendous crimes as the Holocaust and decapitation? Naturally, one must ask why it is that at a time when so many of Obama's friends want to eliminate the state of the Jews and openly salute the murder of Israelis and Jews. Jeremiah Wright, one of the most notorious anti-Semites to enter the political fray, was listed among the Simon Wiesenthal's top ten most anti-Semitic/anti-Israel slurs of 2011, but Walsh, as with most commentators, will never call out Jeremiah Wright or Barack Obama for that bigotry. Though Walsh flirted with criticizing Wright during the 2008 election, she will never ask Barack Obama if he shares his pastor's view that Jewish doctors created the HIV/AIDS virus. As I wrote about for The American Spectator, Wright has often recommended a favorite book of the Nation of Islam, Emerging Viruses: AIDS and Ebola: Nature, Accident, or Intentional?(1996), a self-published screed by Leonard G. Horowitz, a conspiracy theorist and former dentist, who argues that HIV began as a biological weapons project. "Based on this Tuskegee syphilis experiment and based on what has happened to Africans in this country, I believe our government is capable of doing anything," Wright said during the 2008 election. But the Jews, as always, are the ones that are the most capable of doing anything bad. Alas, as conservatives, we should expect that these kind of attacks on Mormons will become more, rather than less frequent, because Mormons, with their own institutions and their own charity, represent a distinct threat to the welfare mentality of the left, as evidenced by a fantastic column in Mormons give more to charity than any other religious group and that's even excluding the tithe that they pay to their church. This is why, for instance, that the dons of the welfare state, Ted Kennedy and the Kennedy family, were the first to launch some of the more hateful rhetoric against Mormons during the 1994 campaign. Rep. Joe Kennedy was more than happy to be the attack dog, saying "I believe very strongly in the separation between church and state, but I think that if a particular church has a belief that blacks are second-class citizens, and that's the stated belief of the church, or that women are second-class citizens, I mean you ought to take a look at those issues." Then, as now, the media was more than happy to comply, with The Boston Globe and The Washington Post writing stories on the past two days about Mormonism and Jews and Mormonism and blacks. BuzzFeed was more than happy to write about the Mormon past of Marco Rubio, but nobody has written about how Roseanne Barr, candidate for the Green Party's nomination for president, was a Mormon until she was sixteen and that she even wrote about it in her autobiography. Nobody ever talks about Harry Reid's Mormonism. And, as Rosenberg points out in Tablet Magazine, "no one dared to mock the "magic underwear" of Orthodox Jews—tzitzit—when Joe Lieberman ran for vice president on the Democratic ticket, as pundits like Bill Maher and Maureen Dowd have done when it comes to Romney's Mormon undergarments." In 1994, Romney failed to defend himself against those attacks, much as I fear he will fail to defend himself against these attacks. His consultants mistakenly believe that the best way to inoculate their candidate is to avoid talking about Mormonism, but Romney's faith is a big part of his life, and indeed, one of the most humanizing things about him. Part of the reason Romney will refuse to defend himself against attacks is that Mormons are taught to be as Christ-like as possible. That oftentimes means being humble and taking the abuses heaped upon them. Given that their forefathers were often slaughtered, this new abuse seems very light, indeed. It falls then, to us, to protect our Mormon friends from the slime machine that the Democrats and the left-wing will visit upon them. If Mormons can be broken, the other, less devote faiths will follow, and that is exactly what we have seen with the Catholic Church. The left's new attack on religion is about divide and conquer and submitting all of us to their government yoke. We would all do well to read Article 11 of the LDS Articles of Faith, "We claim the privilege of worshiping Almighty God according to the dictates of our own conscience, and allow all men the same privilege, let them worship how, where, or what they may." But the Mormons have that wrong. It isn't a privilege. It's a right and we must all defend it.


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Tea for two, and two for tea indeed. Tea is one of the oldest beverages known to humanity. The steeping of leaves in boiling water to release nutrients and flavors and aromas is found to have been practiced since the dawn of humanity. Whether in a bone china cup or in a rough-hewn pottery mug, tea has been drunk by centuries of humans. Its medicinal, social, and religious properties are legendary. As we advance, so does our understanding and appreciation of tea: that marvelous chemistry of leaf and root and stem and seed steeped in boiling water.
Teas have been found at some of the oldest archeological sites we have discovered. Since humans have known fire, the boiling of water and the insertion of plant matter into that water has been a continual action. The process of leaching compounds from plant matter to gain nutritional benefits has a wide and varied history, spanning centuries of time, nations, kings, governments, and businesses. The Asian cultures have a particularly rich history of tea. China, the birthplace of tea, has a long history of tea consumption for medicinal purposes. Japan's tea experience began in the sixth century within the religious classes. Many tea ceremonies exist, with seemingly infinite variances. China's tea culture has several specific tea customs, like the wedding day custom in which the persons getting married kneel before their parents and offer them tea, or custom which dictates that tea is to be served as part of an apology. Different gestures are appropriate for different ceremonies, and even the way the napkin is folded counts. Japan's tea culture is the most famous, having evolved hand in hand with Buddhism and Shintoism. The Japanese tea ceremony is a complete process, involving time, weather, calligraphy, flower arrangement, equipment, attitude, clothing, and exhaustively intricate series of gestures, so refined that special schools exist to better learn them. India is the largest tea-drinking nation in the world, and of course was home to the famed British East India Company, the first major exporter of tea to the Western world. Britain is home to the second largest group of tea-drinkers on the planet, with people drinking most of their tea in a simple, unrefined way. Afternoon tea, with all its precise mannerisms and waist-height saucer holding, is still to be found in the better shops and hostelries. In the past decade, herbal tea has been on the rise, outperforming traditional black tea in the marketplace.
Our discovery of tea continues. Herbal teas present a wide range of solutions for various symptoms. Peppermint tea and Ginger tea are said to aid in digestion, Lemon Balm tea lifts the spirits, and of course Rosehip tea is chock full of vitamin C. Tea will continue to enrich our lives as we continue to brew it.


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Jun 20, 2013Where's My Mickey? looks great and plays well, which makes it an easy recommendation for anyone who's not thoroughly tired of the dirt pile that Swampy built.
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Jun 20, 2013Where's My Mickey? delivers simple yet addictive puzzle gameplay filled with animation sequences that make it more than a worthy download.
Jun 20, 2013Still, there's no getting away from the fact that Where's My Mickey? represents everything that players of the previous games have come to expect - bags of levels, lots of challenge, and enough replay value to ensure that you won't even smart at the cost of the additional level packs. That will be enough for most.
Jun 25, 2013Either way, Where's My Mickey? manages to add both new puzzles and a much-needed dose of classic Disney charm, turning it into a game that can stand on its own instead of simply being another Where's My Water? expansion pack.
Jun 26, 2013Another solid use of the Where's My Water? license. And, as long as Disney continue to produce iterations which are this polished, we're fine with that.
Jun 26, 2013Wheres' My Mickey delivers the total package that you just can't get enough of making it a must buy for an endearing iOS experience.
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Jerusalem, Israel - Academic and religious leaders convened at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem on Oct. 31, 2012, to discuss issues related to interfaith dialogue and cooperation among religions.
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|Jerusalem Peace & Security Forum: Contemporary Aspects of Israel's National Resilience
|By UPF - Israel
|Friday, 26 October 2012
Tel Aviv, Israel - Following a previous round table which dealt with defining the term "national resilience," a group of experts in various related fields convened in Tel Aviv on Oct. 26, 2012 to further develop the theme.
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|Russian Youth Practice 'Good without Borders' in Israel
|By Dmitry Samko, UPF-Russia
|Sunday, 30 September 2012
Holon, Israel - A delegation of volunteers from Russia visited Holon, Israel, from September 22 to 30. Young Ambassadors for Peace from different cities of Russia (Moscow, Nizhniy Novgorod, Izhevsk, Nizhnevartovsk, and Kazan) were warmly welcomed by a group of kind community activists from Holon.
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|Day of Peace Commemorated at Sukkot Festival in Jerusalem
|By UPF - Israel
|Friday, 21 September 2012
Jerusalem, Israel - During of the Jewish Sukkot Festival, UPF-Israel opened a special stand on a pedestrian street in the center of Jerusalem dedicated to celebrating the UN International Day of Peace 2012.
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|Interfaith Conference in Jerusalem
|By Dr. Michael Balcomb, UPF International
|Tuesday, 28 August 2012
Jerusalem, Israel - As civilian casualties mount in Syria, Israel's northeastern neighbor, and concerns over militant groups operating in the Sinai trouble governments both in Cairo and Jerusalem, UPF's Middle East Peace Initiative (MEPI) took another step forward with the August 26-28 interfaith seminar on the topic "Religion and Peace in the Middle East: the Significance of Interfaith Cooperation."
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|Youth Leadership Training in Israel and Palestine
|By UPF - Israel
|Tuesday, 31 July 2012
Jerusalem, Israel - During the last two weeks of July 2012, young leaders from around the world came to Israel and Palestine to experience the region's history and religious background, the diversity of its cultures and grasp the complexity of the political situation.
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|Interfaith Consultation Planned in Jerusalem
|By UPF - Israel
|Tuesday, 03 July 2012
Jerusalem, Israel - UPF will hold an Interfaith Consultation for Peace and Development in the Middle East in Jerusalem from August 25 to 28. High-level religious leaders, scholars, and interfaith activists from throughout the world will be in attendance, including people of faith who hold positions in government, the media, the private sector, and civil society.
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|Israeli Ambassadors for Peace Honor a Diligent Peace Activist
|By UPF - Israel
|Thursday, 31 May 2012
Jerusalem, Israel - The Israeli chapter of UPF hosted a prominent Ambassador for Peace from Germany, Dr. Hedwig Raskob, who often visits Israel and Palestine to help advise on conflict resolution. Several well-known professors were invited to a May 31 meeting chaired by Prof. Glaubach.
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|UPF-Israel Commemorates Africa Day
|By UPF - Israel
|Monday, 28 May 2012
Tel Aviv, Israel - In commemoration of Africa Day 2012, UPF-Israel visited the Tel Aviv office of the Aid Organization for Refugees and Asylum Seekers on May 28 to offer them an award for their work assisting refugees from Africa.
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Nurit Hirschfeld
PO Box 2709
Jerusalem, 919102602
|Global Peace Council Member
Hon. Ran Cohen
Former Member of the Israeli Parliament, the Knesset
|National Peace Council Members
Sheik Ali Birani
Poetess Shelley Elkayam
President of the World Conference on Religion and Peace ISRAEL
Co-Founder of East for Peace and the Women's Council of the City of Jerusalem
Prof. Eliezer Glaubach-Gal
Director, The I Foerder Institute for Liberal Studies
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This is the Appcelerator port of the successful RadioTunes SDK component. Using this component you can write powerful radio apps in Javascript and access all the features of RadioTunes SDK.
This is a port of the 5-star rated RadioTunes SDK for iOS component which was originally developed for the iOS platform. Now you can use this powerful radio streaming engine in your Appcelerator apps too and start writing radio apps in Javascript!
Behind the scenes RadioTunes relies on the iOS AudioQueue framework and the open source LGPL licensed FFmpeg library. If your app does not require mms/wma codec functionality you can also use the RadioTunes SDK without including the FFmpeg library. The code for mms streaming is completely separated from the code for http streaming so that you can choose which portions of code you want to include in your project.
Disclaimer: RadioTunes SDK can play all Window Media Audio version 9 streams but some streams based on version 10 could fail. This Appcelerator module will only work on iOS devices and does not support Android!
Be sure to check out the Radiojive Template if you want a great looking design for your radio app. This template also includes a fully working radio app that uses RadioTunes SDK!
M Mario
Good communication, very responsive about updates, great module!
To access this module from JavaScript, you would do the following:
var radiotunes = require("yl.radiotunes");
The radiotunes variable now holds a reference to the Module object.
The radiotunes module fires 3 events to nofity you about audio session interruptions. You should handle these events like this:
radiotunes.addEventListener('begin_interruption', function(e) {
if(myapp.radio === null) {
radiotunes.addEventListener('end_interruption', function(e) {
if(myapp.radio === null) {
if(myapp.radio.isPaused()) {
radiotunes.addEventListener('headphone_unplugged', function(e) {
if(myapp.radio === null) {
// Pause radio if it's playing while headphones are unplugged
if(myapp.radio.isPlaying()) {
If you want to respond to the audio control buttons on the iPhone lock screen you should handle the following events:
radiotunes.addEventListener('remote_control_toggle_play_pause', function(e) {
if(myapp.radio == null) {
if(myapp.radio.isPaused()) {
} else {
radiotunes.addEventListener('remote_control_next_track', function(e) {
// Add code to play next radio station here.
radiotunes.addEventListener('remote_control_previous_track', function(e) {
// Add code to play previous radio station here.
Use this function to create a Radio object for http streaming.
var radio = radiotunes.createHTTPRadio("http://some-host.com/radio")
Use this function to create a Radio object for mms streaming.
var radio = radiotunes.createMMSRadio("http://some-host.com/radio")
The connection type parameter passed as argument to some of the functions must have one of the following values:
0 = All connection types
1 = WWAN connection type
2 = WiFi connection type
metadata - Fired when the Shoutcast/Icecast metadata for the radio is parsed and ready.
myapp.radio.addEventListener('metadata', function(e) {
if(e.name !== undefined) {
Ti.API.info("Radio name: " + e.name);
if(e.genre !== undefined) {
Ti.API.info("Radio genre: " + e.genre);
if(e.url !== undefined) {
Ti.API.info("Radio url: " + e.url);
title - Fired when the current playing item title is changed.
myapp.radio.addEventListener('title', function(e) {
myapp.ui.titleLabel.setText("Now playing: " + e.title);
state - Fired when the state of the radio object is changed.
myapp.radio.addEventListener('state', function(e) {
var state = e.state;
if(state == 0) {
myapp.ui.statusLabel.setText("Status: Stopped");
} else if(state == 1) {
myapp.ui.statusLabel.setText("Status: Connecting");
} else if(state == 2) {
myapp.ui.statusLabel.setText("Status: Buffering");
} else if(state == 3) {
myapp.ui.statusLabel.setText("Status: Playing");
} else if(state == 4) {
myapp.ui.statusLabel.setText("Status: Error");
var error = e.error;
if(error == 1) {
myapp.ui.titleLabel.setText("Playlist could not be parsed.");
} else if(error == 2) {
myapp.ui.titleLabel.setText("File stream get property failed.");
} else if(error == 3) {
myapp.ui.titleLabel.setText("File stream could not be opened.");
} else if(error == 4) {
myapp.ui.titleLabel.setText("Audio queue could not be created.");
} else if(error == 5) {
myapp.ui.titleLabel.setText("Audio buffers could not be created.");
} else if(error == 6) {
myapp.ui.titleLabel.setText("Audio queue enqueue failed.");
} else if(error == 7) {
myapp.ui.titleLabel.setText("Audio queue could not be started.");
} else if(error == 8) {
myapp.ui.titleLabel.setText("Audio decoding error.");
} else if(error == 9) {
myapp.ui.titleLabel.setText("Radio host not reachable.");
} else if(error == 10) {
myapp.ui.titleLabel.setText("Network connection error.");
recording_started - Fired when recording has started.
myapp.radio.addEventListener('recording_started', function(e) {
Ti.API.info("Recording started to path: " + e.path);
recording_stopped - Fired when recording has stopped successfully.
myapp.radio.addEventListener('recording_stopped', function(e) {
Ti.API.info("Recording available at path: " + e.path);
recording_failed - Fired when recording has failed.
myapp.radio.addEventListener('recording_failed', function(e) {
Ti.API.info("Recording failed: " + e.description);
var code = e.code;
if(code == 0) {
Ti.API.info("Recording failed: initialisation error");
} else if(error == 1) {
Ti.API.info("Recording failed: file error");
} else if(error == 2) {
Ti.API.info("Recording failed: format error");
} else if(error == 3) {
Ti.API.info("Recording failed: write error");
I am developing an application for a customer. Which license should I use? The single app license cannot be used for building applications for your customer since the license cannot be sub-licensed nor transferred to your customer. In that case you will either have to purchase a developer license or have your customer purchase a single app license which you can then use to develop the application. However purchasing the Developer license will be a valuable investment which will pay off if you'll use it in more than one client project.
What's the difference between the Developer and Enterprise license? Both the Developer and Enterprise license allow usage in unlimited number of apps. The only difference is that the Enterprise license doesn't require license key activation. This is especially useful if you offer a product that generates custom iOS apps on demand.
Is it possible to upgrade between different licenses? An upgrade is possible. Contact us for more information or browse to the "My Purchases" section to upgrade your license.
My license is expired. What does this mean? Each of our licenses include 1 year free updates. If you want to keep receiving new updates and support you can do so by paying a renewal fee which is about 25% of the current license price. If you don't renew your license you can still keep using the version you have on hand. It will keep working without any restrictions.
for customization or integration services
Good communication, very responsive about updates, great module!M Mario
It works perfectly without any problem.AB Achraf Bouyakhsass
Hi. I'm kind of confused. I see that there have been multiple updates to the SDK since I purchased my original license. When I go to the Downloads section, under version 2.10 Binary, it says: Must be a license holder to download. PICK A LICENSE And then has a bunch of prices for a license. But I'm already a license holder. Do I need to buy a whole new license just to get a minor point revision update to upgrade my client's app?
Hi, The binary version has a separate license. It's basically the same product without the source code. You should be able to download the versions that don't have the "binary" suffix. I would also like to mention that the single app license may not be suitable for client work. If you share the end-product (which has RadioTunes SDK's source code) with your client, your client will also have to purchase a license.
Hi, Can you contact me at "***". I need to talk to you about your license.
Hi, is there any place where I can test this app or maybe some video or images? Thanks.
Hi Pablo, You can download the demo which comes with a module that you can use in Appcelerator projects and example app code which features a simple radio app with recording functionality.
Hello, First off, thank you for sharing such great tools. Second, I apologize in advance for the long-winded question ahead but we're kind of desperate for some rather technical help/answers. We've been having issues with a client's SHOUTcast stream not playing on our Appcelerator iOS app ONLY on AT&T 3G network connections (works fine on Verizon 3G networks, Wi-Fi, etc.). This issue just suddenly "happened" one day in June 2012 for thousands of listeners in the Las Vegas region without us having pushed any sort of update or anything. We thought this was caused by some sort of throttling or provisioning change by AT&T on their 3G network at that time. However, the same stream seems to be accessible via the TuneIn Radio app. So it appears to be a combination of the built-in Appcelerator Titanium.Media.AudioPlayer object/methods, AT&T's 3G Network, and the client's SHOUTcast stream ( http://184.108.40.206:80/;listen.pls ). In the event that this SDK somehow circumvents this issue, we would push to immediately purchase and implement it within the app. Is there any way someone could test this SDK against the above stream on an iOS device using an AT&T 3G network connection so we could verify if we should pursue this SDK as an option? Thank you, Stephen
Hi Stephen, The iOS version has a demo that you can try before purchasing the Appcelerator module: http://bit.ly/RadioTunesDemo. Both projects use the same code base so this should give you an idea wether the code works or not.


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DaVinci Ristorante & Wine Bar
- Address:
180 High Street SE
Salem, OR 97301Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
DaVinci Ristorante & Wine Bar
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.davincisofsalem.com/
- Phone: (503) 399-1413
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:30pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Northwest
- Executive Chef: David Lucero
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Please contact us to get more information about our catering abilities, menus, and more!
- Private Party Facilities: We offer 2 semi-private rooms that can accomodate up to 25 people. If you would like to rent out our entire dining room, we can easily seat 150+. Room fees may apply.
- Private Party Contact: Mo Afshar 5033991413
A word from DaVinci Ristorante & Wine Bar
DaVinci Ristorante is an upscale restaurant and wine bar located in historic downtown Salem. We pride ourselves on a diverse and seasonally inspired menu, sourcing the finest meats and produce available from local farmers. Our wine list features over 80 wines poured by the glass, as well as thousands more bottles from our cellar. Along with the impressive wine list, we also feature a full bar and daily happy hour menu.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerRomantic
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked
DaVinci Ristorante & Wine Bar - Best Restaurants in Salem ›
DaVinci Ristorante & Wine Bar reviews from OpenTable diners
40 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.7
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (27)romantic (26)notable wine list (21)fit for foodies (18)neighborhood gem (10)good for groups (9)vibrant bar scene (7)late-night find (3)hot spot (2)great for brunch (2)great for lunch (2)kid-friendly (2)great for outdoor dining (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- Loved itCRAWDined on 11/15/2014We picked this for her birthday dinner, and it was a perfect setting. The atmosphere was relaxing, elegant, and delightful. We loved the live music, too. The food was quite tasty. Smaller portions and a higher price for this area, but for this particular occasion, that was to be expected.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/3/2014One of the few restaurants open on Monday. We were there from about 7 pm to 8pm. There weren't many customers. It was quiet, the waiter was appropriately attentive without being cloying. He did a good job. Appreciated the open bar. Did not look at the wine list, so can't comment on that. We expect to return and would take out of town guests there. I'd call this a "really good restarant".Special Features:
- Great service and great winebigjimchefDined on 10/31/2014this was our fourth time in 3 years at da vinci's and once again we were not disappointed. We had a great dinner - all the better as we have had the same waiter the last 3 times and he is very helpful - the food has some great flavours and mixes of spices to it. Of course our server was very helpful with the wines as he has been on the past 3 occasions - choosing an affordable pinot from the area that paired well with our meal.Special Features:
- PerfectionDKNelsonDined on 10/15/2014This was a great place. I used it for an interview and so it was a little loud for that but next time i will get a table in the back more. If it had just been a friend get together it was perfect. the food was great the building was cool and the wine list made it. thank you for your great service tooSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- specialyumyumDined on 10/10/2014We had a great time there celebrating our anniversary. We went at happy hour on friday wanting to taste many different options. The happy hour menu was amazing, so many great choices. I enjoyed a ginger pear martini...well 2 of them... they were beautiful. . Service spot on. Definitely will go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for small intimate partyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/29/2014We enjoyed the elegant setting for a small 10-15 people party! Great food, fresh, hot and loved having everything on separate tickets!Special Features:
- Spicy Bloody Mary is a mustDennisDined on 9/27/2014Took my wife out for her birthday. Her biggest frustration with most restaurants is the quality of the bloody mary. Most are weak and not very well made whatsoever. The first time we went to DaVinci's, there was a mixologist that made a mary with bacon infused vodka and muddled some basil in the glass much like one muddles mint in a mojito. It was amazing. This one wasn't as good but still darn good and well made. I had the hangar steak and a glass of Malbec (the only one available by the glass) and it was stellar. My wife had the lobster risotto which was good also. Piano music was nice. Never disappointing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice surpriseOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/13/2014Excellent food and service. The piano player in the bar was very nice while dining. Fresh local food prepared so well. Love to go back.Special Features:
- Ceviche in an italian restaurantCornmanVIPDined on 9/10/2014Excellent ceviche- who would have thought !! great bucatini. excetensive wine list of italian, cabs and Oregon Pinot. Life is goodSpecial Features:
- Welcoming with good food & locationReyBeyDined on 9/5/2014Good location and good food close by the Willamette campus. We were welcomed on arrival and service was attentive throughout the meal. Overall nice experience and came recommended by word of mouth from other parents and students.I would recommend this to a friend.
- GabbyDined on 9/2/2014Accommodated vegan requests with a tasty hardy dinner. Presentation of all food was delightful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MargaretVIPDined on 8/29/2014Awesome restaurant! Our party of four enjoyed everything - appetizers, salads and entrees were all very interesting and just as delicious. Will definitely be back.Special Features:
- comfortmanDined on 8/22/2014Absolutely great food and great service. Music was also very, very nice.Special Features:
- Date night.GoodwineDined on 8/16/2014Good Italian food, an exceptional wine list, friendly staff and a great piano player. Do I need to say more?Special Features:
- Pleasant SurpriseAndrew57VIPDined on 8/15/2014I was dropping my son off at Willamette U. last weekend and we were looking for a place to have dinner and happened upon DaVinci. What a pleasant surprise. Excellent food, nice bar, friendly service, all with some live music thrown in. We'll be back.Special Features:
- Great looking placeHopperDined on 8/7/2014It is a great looking restaurant. I had the black spaghetti and it was very good. The appetizer of lobster Mac and My wife's meal of chicken risotto were laced with peas. Her risotto had a ton of peas. She didn't like these Peas so having that many of them ruined her meal. Piano player was good but so loud we couldn't hear each other. I would definitely go back again as the flavors are definitely there. I would just make sure I asked about the peas.Special Features:
- Awesome place!!!1yearFoodiesDined on 8/6/2014Everything from taste to plating. Service to wines. It was spot on!! My and my gf spent our 1 year anniversary here. We can treauser the memeorySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/5/2014We love DaVinci Ristorante. The food is amazing! The food has the most wonderful flavors. I especially love the way they prepare the scallops with bacon.Special Features:
- The following 251 reviews are from the DaVinci Ristorante & Wine Bar reviews archive.
- Nice dining in Salem!DRTAPDined on 7/19/2014I had the Black Seafood Spaghetti. It was delicious with large, fresh shrimp and wonderfully prepared scallops with yummy pesto/garlic black spaghetti. My wife and sister-in-law enjoyed great pasta and meatballs. My brother had an excellent dish as well. The wine was a perfect companion and the waiter was knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful. We enjoyed the dinner and a charming environment to catch up with one another for 3 great hours!Special Features:
- Up one levelGumboqueenDined on 7/15/2014Glad we stopped here from a full day of touring. Great live piano. Interesting and varied menu. Sat upstairs and enjoyed the view. Owner on premise making sure things went well!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food. Great location.Diner24VIPDined on 7/12/2014We had a special event to celebrate. Had a 3 hour dinner. We're not rushed at all. Great service. Good meal. We will be nackSpecial Features:
- SolidJimiVIPDined on 6/30/2014THey have been there for years, they are able to maintain consistently good food. Salem is not much of a food scene town and Davinci's sits on top of it with a couple of other placeSpecial Features:
- Excellent food every timebuddhafinderDined on 6/26/2014The quality here is consistently great, and the service was just right. A gem in Salem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Restaurantcroy517Dined on 6/24/2014DaVinci's was perfect for my husband's birthday dinner. The food was great and the service was excellent.Special Features:
- Good food, wine & musicLauraGDined on 6/18/2014We enjoyed the food and wine, but it was the piano music that really made the visit special.Special Features:
- A Gastronomic DreamJFedDined on 5/24/2014A perfect evening of fine food and great service! The Lobster Mac and Cheese antipasto was wonderfully prepared. It was love at first bite. I could live on that alone. The main course of Sea Scallops with corn, peas and asparagus in a moscato wine sauce was cooked to perfection. The scallops were very tender and succulent.Special Features:
- Great Service/Food on a Busy NightDivaDinerVIPDined on 5/11/2014This is the second visit we made to DaVinci and both were excellent. Because of Willamette graduation the restaurant was fully booked, but we still received great service and the food was excellent. It made for a wonderful graduation celebration.Special Features:
- An Italian GemOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 5/11/2014We met in Salem for a Mother's Day lunch - journeying from Portland and Eugene. DaVinci's was a great mid way point. We chose it based on other reviews and were surprised with how beautiful the setting was. It's in an old historic building with an expansive bar. The service was excellent. Food was great. And there was even live music with a talented piano player. This is really a dinner place - don't expect sandwich options or small plates. Try their version of the Caprese salad - excellent!Special Features:
- StairsOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/2/2014Nice italian restaurant. However, the host did not ask if we wanted upstairs or downstairs and took us upstairs. we prefer to be downstairs since I just had surgery.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for date nightJ2C2Dined on 5/2/2014Excellent experience from beginning to end. The staff seated guests away from each other to the best of their ability, which is a pleasant demonstration of giving consideration to the customer's experience above the convenience of the staff's table service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Italian Restaurant in SalemJsprague56VIPDined on 4/25/2014My wife and I hadn't eaten at DaVinci for many years and really enjoyed our return trip (we don't live in Salem). We sat downstairs near the small wine bar and had great service from Richard, and the wines by the glass were excellent.Special Features:
- Best food in SalemHeartveggiesDined on 4/24/2014Love this place- always an exceptional meal! The atmosphere, food and staff are simply the best. We dined with my brother in law a vegetarian the restaurant was very accommodating offering to swap out any meat with lots of extra veggies!! He was very grateful :-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/5/2014I took my girlfriend here before prom, and it was absolutely fantastic :) Everything about Davinci's is amazing.Special Features:
- Average taste in nice barPickymuchDined on 4/1/2014Ample bar and loud live music. Food was ok but lacked real flavor. Service was friendly and helpful.Special Features:
- What a surprise!!Iluv2dnc52Dined on 3/26/2014Chose the restaurant from online reviews. Walked into to a really unique, classy, beautifully done restaurant. The bar is stunning. Delicious meal with a great wine. Couldn't be closer to the Elsinore Theater where we were going. Will be back!Special Features:
- A disappointment for an anniversaryWileyb01Dined on 3/25/2014I had the Risotto with crab and it tasted pasty and the crab was fishy tasting I couldn't eat it.. My wife was not happy with her dish as well. I was not impressed. It was our anniversary and I wanted to surprise her because the place heard it was good. The salad we split was good. The service was good.Special Features:
- FLAVORS FANTASTICLETRDINEDined on 3/21/2014Definitely make a reservation before going, we went on a Friday night and they were busy. We had to wait a minute while our table was being prepared but we were offered a drink while we waited. We ate upstairs, service was excellent, and the flavors of the food were outstanding. A definite must try place when in Salem!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A downtown TreasurebeesDined on 3/21/2014Awesome. Perfect example what a local business should be. And why the word should spread so they are with us for a long time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great spotDaveDined on 3/17/2014My wife and I celebrated our anniversary here. We had an excellent experience. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overdone, but the music was lovely.ttg2Dined on 3/1/2014Wine list was arranged in a strange way that made it difficult to find our favorites, and then there was only one sauvignon blanc out of perhaps 35 wines. If you're serving lots of seafood, you should have a broad selection of whites. The two dishes we ordered were quite different-sounding on the menu, but they arrived looking like nearly identical haystacks of scallops, 4 different vegetables, shrimp and cream sauce. The menu listed mine as in olive oil, which would have gone better with the heaviness of the black linguine and mountain of peas, onion, asparagus, and tomato. On the bright side, we enjoyed the classics played by the pianist- he was excellent.Special Features:


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Born: New York City, June 27, 1928
Education: Graduated from Hamilton College, Clinton, NY, in 1950
Military service: Korean War, infantry, discharged in 1951
Family: married Carol Burrows in 1952. They had two children: Geoffrey and Andrew. Divorced his first wife and married Ida Karen Potash.
Work: worked as a magazine editor from 1952 to 1958 in New York City; also part-time trombonist at jazz clubs in Greenwich Village during the 1950s. He gave up the editing work and became a freelance writer full-time in 1958 and continues to work occasionally as a jazz musician.
Currently Lives in: New York City
First Books: Cheers, an adult book, in 1961; Battleground: The United States Army in World War II, a non-fiction children's book, in 1965; The Teddy Bear Habit; or, How I Became a Winner, a children's novel, in 1967.
Selected Awards: My Brother Sam Is Dead, Newbery Honor book, ALA Notable Book, Jane Addams Honor Book Award, National Book Award Finalist, Phoenix Award; War Comes to Willy Freeman, Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young People; Chipper, Notable Studies Trade Book for Young People; Decision in Philadelphia: The Constitutional Convention of 1787, Christopher Award; Jump Ship to Freedom, Notable Social Studies Trade Book for Young People; The Making of Jazz, American Book Award Finalist.
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MAZOMANIE, Wis. (AP) -- Gov. Scott Walker is accusing Democratic challenger Mary Burke of wasting $12.5 million in taxpayer money on a development deal with Abbott Labs that has yet to create any jobs.
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Today's topic: "Why are you working towards the goal you talked about on Day 1? Particular health goal? Size goal? Activity goal? Vanity goal?"
First I'd better say what goal(s) I put in my day 1 blog for September. I stated 3
Goals for September:
1. Don't injure myself.
2. Follow the fitness plan, but modify as the body's level of energy demands. I.e. LISTEN to the body.
3. One 5 mile race, Sept 9th.
I already did #3, and #1 and 2 so far are looking good.
As to the WHY I'm working toward these?
1. To live the life I want to live, including upcoming events, I need to be injury free... injuries put a huge road block in life.
2. Is a reminder to myself that I have to remain flexible... leave Polly Perfectionist OUTSIDE, and be conscious of my body. Why? Because being too inflexible or giving myself a hard time when "life happens" leads to a place I don't want to go.
These are modest goals. They are about remembering what's important, keeping the boat afloat.
And life, here in Maintenance, remains GOOD! Spark on!
Yes, you get two from me today, due to the 30 day blogging challenge.
Once again, the link to TanyaP71's original challenge post. Feel free to jump in and blog ANY of the topic questions that appeal... don't have to do them all, but they are great questions and make us all reflect on the process and our place in it. And also get to know one another!
Today's topic: "How old are you and do you think your thoughts about weight loss, fitness, and wellness have changed over time?"
A lady never tells her age? Seriously, no shame. It's just a number. And in fact, I'm rather proud of it: 59. I'll be sixty in about ten weeks.
My thoughts about weight loss, fitness and wellness certainly have changed over time. I wrote a whole long detailed thing about how, and then just now erased it. This is one of those that is so "different" for me, I think it will be hard for others to relate to.
It has to do with growing up in a household that was dominated by my parents' faith. As an inordinate people pleaser, I bought in, and spent most of my life trying to be the "good little Christian Scientist". Throw a dose of perfectionism in, and it can get really unhealthy. Add a tendency to turn to food for comfort and a huge ability to be in denial. See? I doubt there are very many other Sparkers out there who can relate to that part.
However, I'll bet there are more who can relate to having parents who were actively anti-athletic. Mine were. Good grades were prized. Brain power was prized. It took a long time for me to accept for myself that I love being active!
But that's where I am today. I love being active and fit. I eat better mainly to support that ability. Eating the crappy way I did looking at food as my drug of choice... had to go... if I was to be ABLE to go do things like I did this morning.
So yes, changes. All our journeys to a healthy balance in life may be different... but in the end... we all want to be there, don't we: strong, healthy, active, and well!
Life is good. Spark on!
OK, here he is, "the buffalo". This is a statue at the traffic circle at the entrance to Pioneers Park just outside of Lincoln, Nebraska. Every year for the past 36, now, counting today, a five mile race is run on the roads of this park, sponsored by our local track club and various local businesses.
Here's the start/finish line before all the runners showed up. Yes, I'm still a chronic early arriver.
Since the race starts promptly at 8 a.m., and starts headed East, this is what we are running into. So be careful!
Sunrise. Yes. I read my indoor/outdoor thermometer before I headed out for the park. It said it was 50 degrees F. Perfect running weather. But you want to keep the sweatshirt on until right before the race.
Me, of course. Sunglasses got discarded for regular before I started, because of all the light/shadow on the course. My mantra for this race was "don't trip".
So, we lined up, shivering a bit. I chatted up my fellow racers, and right after they played the National Anthem, I invoked my son's name. This one's for him!
You know how you always hold back a goal at the back of your mind? One you don't share with the world? My stated goal was to beat last year's time in the same race, which was 50:20, or a 10:05 pace. I knew I could do that. My unstated private goal was "no walk breaks". I really wanted to go after my PR pace which I came so close to in the Havelock 10K earlier this year. This race is slightly shorter.
The private goal? I did it! I ran the whole way. OK, I walked about 5-10 seconds at the water stations, but it was cool enough I was not feeling dehydrated at all, so just took a mouthful or two and ran on.
In this particular race, there are volunteers at each mile, announcing time since the starting gun. Of course, lining up toward the middle (not the back this time), I was at about 22 seconds when I crossed the starting mats.
At 1 mile, I was on an under 9 minute pace. I resolved to slow down a bit, this is a five mile race. But at two miles I was still close to that pace. At three, again, close. At four, close. As I was going up the last hill, I knew I was under my PR for sure. I crossed the finish line with a chip time of 45:00:00! OMG. I ran five miles at a 9 minute pace, blowing my PR completely out of the water (previously my PR for ANY distance of race had been 9:27).
Can we say "walking on air"? Still, the Buffalo Run is my reality check race. The real racers show up for this one. That 9 minute pace was not good enough to put me in the top 3 finishers (for my age/gender)... but it was wonderful to me.
After the finish, I could not resist walking around the park to snap a few shots of the scenery (including that shot of the buffalo above) that we had run past. And in the process, got to high five with HOT4FITNESS, who was out there on the course, too!
These were the last three partipants on the course, walking it out... sorry, but the pup does not get a racing bib or official time.
Looking down the park entrance to downtown in the distance.
Life is good. Spark on!
Once again, the link to TanyaP71's original 30 topic challenge: www.sparkpeople.com/mypage_public_journal_individual.asp?blog_id=5038746
Today's topic is: "What do you think will be different when you reach your goal weight? If you are in maintenance, what did you think would be different? What actually was different?"
Well, if you've been following along, you already know I'd been through the lose/regain cycle a few times, and I'd even "maintained" most of a loss for close to five years. I am currently in the initial part of my third year of the "maintenance" phases of THIS healthy lifestyle initiative. It is my hope, prayer and resolution that this is for the rest of my life.
So my expectations this time through the process were pretty realistic, having been honed by prior experience. I entered the weight loss process with my eyes wide open and my priorities set straight. I hired help as needed, and I voiced my needs. I stood up for me and my health. I am so glad that I did.
I expected to feel better, physically. I expected to be able to do things that gave me joy. I did not have false expectations that losing weight would turn my life into a fairy tale, or make other people behave or feel differently. I knew I would have to face discomfort, I knew I would have to FEEL emotions I had been stuffing down. I knew what was ahead. I had traveled that path.
I further knew that I did not have to wait to reach a magic number on the scale to get those benefits (except I would not let myself run on these old knees until I reached my initial goal). As soon as I started eating properly and moving more I knew I would start to feel better.
This all happened, as I knew it would.
Was ANYTHING different? Well, yes, in fact it was. My body responded better than I had hoped or dreamed. I expected the 140's. I did not expect the 120's. I expected to be able to participate in 5K's again. I did not anticipate that I would have medals to show for it. Or, for that matter to go longer distances, like the HM.
This journey is NOT easy. But it is SO worth it. You only get one body issued, for life. Treat it well, for it does so many good things for you! Spark on!
Today's topic, from the list:
"How do you measure progress towards or maintenance? Scale weight? Body fat percentage? How your clothes fit? Other? "
My answer is a combination of the above. My "other" that I measure is my mental attitude and my physical behavior. Because actions follow thought. If I detect anger or resentment, in particular... I have to start examining what's going on. If I see slips in eating... i.e. purposeless indulgences... rationalization of extra treats... that's something to look at. This is truly the early warning system.
But if the early warning system should fail? Reality checks!
I do weigh daily. I do track the 7 day rolling average... that is a reality check of how I'm trending.
I do tape measure my body (monthly), and this is a HUGE check on my fitness, beyond the number on the scale. Am I in training? It shows in the tape measurements when I am.
How my clothes fit isn't quite as big a deal for me... it happens a little too late to make the adjustments I need to make.
Finally, the progress photos... if I'm not training and posting athletic event photos, I *do* take a fitness-posed snapshot of myself end of each month. I tend to skip them when I'm putting up a mud run or race picture... they would be overkill... but through the winter, they are a huge item in my reality check network.
We can do this, but only if we live in the present and SEE what's there! LIFE is good. Spark on!


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One man was taken into custody after investigators find a mobile meth lab in the parking lot of a west Wichita business.
Authorities were called to the report of an auto theft at Walmart, 6100 W. Kellogg, Tuesday afternoon.
Investigators said a man parked the vehicle in the parking lot after it ran out of gas. A witness called 911 to report suspicious activity near the car.
Officers searched the vehicle after learning the car had been stolen. They found suspicious chemicals in the trunk of the car.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Walmart shoppers in west Wichita shared the parking lot with Wichita police Tuesday afternoon.
Authorities called to the 6000 block of W. Kellogg around 1:30 p.m. to the report of a suspicious character. Officers discovered a stolen vehicle in the parking lot, with suspicious chemicals inside.
The hazardous materials response team was called in to remove the chemicals. Officials made no further comment about the investigation.
Authorities closed the buildings' west entrance due to safety concerns. No one was hurt.
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What is my best bet to farm to make good mesos? Im a 180 Kaiser and can go mainly anywhere. I havent been on maple in over 6 months so i need some help . Thanks if youre able to help me!
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Jan 27 13
WTF! How u havent been on maple in over 6 months, kaiser not have 6 months and level 180 :o
Jan 27 13MapleStory Screen: Dragon tail luminous
You can farm in stronghold, since those are the mobs around your level, to get all the tempest coins you can. If you are getting much, buy tempest shoulders and chaos them with the chaos scrolls from board game event, if you get 8 atk, you can get 200m/+ if you get more atk/matk AND % stat it's worth a lot, i just don't know how much.
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Kaiser came out in december?
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Maybe he just logged on and created a Kaiser withing the past days or w/e.
Jan 27 13
Bought the account guys, thats besides the point the only helpfull person so far was FrozenSoul
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Schekimech: Bought the account guys, thats besides the point the only helpfull person so far was FrozenSoul
Yay, I was helpful!
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Dec 5, 2013 11:14 PM by KATC
Lafayette Police have arrested a suspect tonight for simple robbery.
The incident happened around 6:30 this evening at a convenience store in the 100 block of South College Road. Police say the suspect was buying a bottle of water when he reached over the counter and grabbed money from the register. Investigators say the suspect, whose name has not been released, was arrested a short time later in a nearby parking lot.
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