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Cheats, Codes & FAQs
Go Figure (Silver)
Collect every metal figure in the game.
Perfection (Gold)
Get S rank in every Story Mode battle.
Long Hard Road (Gold)
Purchase all upgrades for all Bakugan.
Bakugan Master (Platinum)
Get every trophy in the game.
Gate Card Set (Silver)
Open each type of Gate card at least once.
Honor Roll (Silver)
Get A rank or higher in twelve Story Mode battles.
Six-Pack (Silver)
Purchase all upgrades for six different Bakugan.
Champion! (Silver)
Win 30 times against the CPU in Battle Arena Mode.
So Many Choices (Silver)
Unlock every Bakugan in the game.
Full Deck (Silver)
Get every Ability card in the game.
Wrecking Ball (Bronze)
Obtain 500 or more points in a Battle Arena Destruction Battle.
Hologram Tycoon (Silver)
Build a hologram tower of each attribute.
Collector (Silver)
Earn 100,000 in core energy.
Untouchable (Silver)
Do ten perfect combo breakers in a single battle.
Black Belt (Silver)
Do all combos on a Bakugan's Combo List in a single battle.
Gran Master (Silver)
Do twenty or more hits in a single combo.
Denied! (Bronze)
Do ten combo breakers in a single battle.
Power Hungry (Bronze)
Pick up all three power-up types in a single battle.
B Student (Bronze)
Get B rank or higher in six Story Mode battles.
1-Up (Bronze)
Purchase an upgrade for a Bakugan.
Duel Master (Bronze)
Win five duels against the CPU in Battle Arena Mode
One Man Army (Bronze)
Obtain 250 or more points in a Battle Arena Free For All.
First Encounter (Bronze)
Save Dan and Marucho.
One Down… (Bronze)
Destroy a Vexos crystal in Story Mode.
Illusionist (Bronze)
Build a hologram tower.
Treasure Hunter (Bronze)
Get ten items from item boxes.
Good Aim (Bronze)
Throw your Bakugan to get an item.
D-Fence (Bronze)
Deflect an opponent's physical attack 5 times in a single battle.
There's No I in Team (Bronze)
Defeat Volt and Lync at the same time.
Friendship (Bronze)
Defeat Mylene and Shadow at the same time.
Into the Lion's Den (Bronze)
Find a way into Vexos Headquarters.
Reunited (Silver)
Rescue your friend at any cost.
Defender of the Core (Silver)
Defeat Spectra and stop his evil plans.
We Feet (Bronze)
Follow Dan's instructions.
Misunderstanding (Bronze)
Don't get fooled by Mylene's tricks.
Don't Cross Drago (Bronze)
Stop the kidnappers and get Wilda back.
Unnatural Disaster (Bronze)
Defeat Lync and stop the earthquakes.
Digging in the Right Place (Bronze)
Get to Abyss before the Vexos.
Spec-Dah (Bronze)
Defeat your ultimate foe and pay the ultimate price.
A Reason to Fight (Bronze)
Defeat Spectra's right-hand man.
Kidnapped! (Bronze)
Save Elfin from Shadow.
Mr. Crazypants (Bronze)
Invent hologram towers and use them to beat the Vexos.
Distrust (Bronze)
Join forces with Ace.
Mr. Hotshot Himself (Bronze)
Save Percival from Volt.
Master Baron (Bronze)
Save Ingram and Nemus from Lync.


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66 Report by Wilson
Extracts CANBERRA, 5 March 1947
The conclusions and recommendations of the Economic and Employment Commission at its first session [1] are adequately set out in the 'Report of the Commission', a copy of which is appended hereto.
[2] As this document (in its essential parts) is not unduly lengthy, it has not been considered necessary to summarise the Commission's conclusions in these notes. They are accordingly restricted to some general observations on the work of the Commission as a whole, and to comments on matters of more particular or immediate interest to Australia.
[matter omitted]
Economic Development
The recommendations under this head are quite satisfactory [3], although I found it necessary to reiterate very frequently the views which were put forward in London by our delegation to the Preparatory Committee for the Trade and Employment Conference.
This was not due to any lack of enthusiasm by members of the Commission for vigorous international action in the field of the economic development of underdeveloped areas, but rather to genuine uncertainties as to how such activities could best be organised. The removal of these uncertainties was not helped by a fairly evident tendency on the part of some of the Secretariat officers to seek for the Secretariat jurisdiction over as much of the technical field as possible. The influence of the Secretariat, exercised in subtle and apparently minor ways, was somewhat difficult to combat and sometimes even to identify. Its chief danger to our policy arose in connection with the exercise of positive developmental functions by the proposed International Trade Organisation, especially the furnishing of technical advice and assistance in connection with plans for industrialisation.
The Exercise of Developmental Functions by the International Trade Organisation
The case for the I.T.O. to perform positive functions in this field is well stated in the Report of the Preparatory Committee, and in the relevant sections of the draft Charter appended thereto. [4] Paragraph (3) of Article 11 of the draft Charter was included only provisionally in that document, on the understanding that the Economic and Social Council would be asked to advise the Preparatory Committee whether its inclusion was consistent with the views of the Council on the appropriate division of such functions amongst the existing and proposed Specialised Agencies, Commissions and Sub-Commissions of the United Nations.
Since we are not represented on the Economic and Social Council itself, I pressed strongly for the inclusion in the Commission's Report of a favourable recommendation to the Council, which could form the basis of the Council's reply to the Preparatory Committee. The matter was discussed time and time again on the basis of draft clauses prepared jointly by myself and the member for the United Kingdom. For a long time we remained in the minority, and I was compelled to make some fairly strong remarks on our general attitude to I.T.O. and the whole problem of international economic co-operation (which were badly garbled- possibly by design-in the Summary Record of the proceedings).
Eventually we won the point with the support of most of the smaller-country representatives, Britain, France and China, and even gained the acquiescence of the United States and Russia.
The recommendations finally adopted leave it open to the Preparatory Committee to retain para. (3) of Article 11, with or without modification as may be decided. They still have to be accepted by the Economic and Social Council before the Preparatory Committee can act on them, but there is no reason to suppose the Council will reject them in their present carefully-worded form, which implies that there will be later opportunities of review.
These can, I think, be made to prove illusory, should the necessity arise. If the next session of the Preparatory Committee deals promptly and favourably with this matter, I feel confident that procedural techniques at the Commission's level can be used to have the issue regarded as 'committed'. [5]
Economic Stability and Full Employment
The recommendations under this head are not perhaps as detailed and precise as could have been desired, but I did not consider it an opportune occasion on which to press for a full-blooded restatement of Australian views. The recommendations are limited to setting out a programme of work for the (as yet uncreated) 'Sub-Commission on Economic Stability and Full Employment' and the Department of Economic Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat.
As such they are fully consistent with accepted Australian policy, though they will no doubt need considerable amplification and clarification at a later stage. It seemed to me desirable to await further developments in relation to the constitution and personnel of the new Sub-Commission before defining its tasks in very specific detail. Any functions not passed over to the Sub- Commission (on which we may not be directly represented) will of course remain with the full Commission (on which we are represented). It is very important in this field to be in a position to initiate discussions at the appropriate times at the lower levels, as procedural barriers can be very easily raised at later stages to stifle discussion of a matter which has not run its appointed course through the appropriate range of advisory bodies. In consequence my attitude was always in favour of retaining as much right of initiative as possible for the full Commission, in case we should find ourselves in the position of not being able to initiate at the Sub-Commission level.
There was a tendency on the part of some members to minimise the part which the Secretariat should play in the assembling and collection of data, the formulation of draft proposals for action, and the development of techniques of analysis and presentation of economic data. This was successfully resisted, but not at the expense of approving any unwarranted incursion of the Secretariat officials into the determination of policy.
Periodical Analysis of and Report on World Economic Conditions
When the provisional agenda was under discussion I asked that it be widened to include 'an examination of the methods and form of reporting to the Economic and Social Council on- (a) current world economic trends and conditions; and (b) "the probable influence of the policies and activities of other commissions and of specialised agencies" on the various economic issues referred to the Commission.' The proposal was explained in a brief note, a copy of which is appended hereto. [6] It was agreed to include the item (by a reference to this document under a related item already on the agenda). Lack of time precluded its discussion, but I secured the Commission's assent to its inclusion in the agenda for the Second Session.
[matter omitted]
Establishment of Sub-Commissions
The Commission was instructed by the Economic and Social Council to establish two Sub-Commissions-one on Economic Stability and Full Employment and one on Economic Development. It was also instructed to give further consideration to the question of the establishment of a Sub-Commission on Balance of Payments.
The original authors of the proposal for a Sub-Commission on Balance of Payments withdrew their suggestions at the outset, and there was practically no support for the idea amongst Commission members. All members considered that questions relating to balances of payments were so significant as to require the attention of the full Commission itself. It was therefore recommended that the creation of a Sub-Commission to deal exclusively with balance of payment problems was not considered necessary at the present time.
In relation to the establishment of the other two Sub-Commissions, opinion varied from choosing their personnel exclusively from members of the Commission itself to selecting the full membership from outside sources. At one stage, the United States representative favoured selecting two members of each Sub- Commission from the personnel of the Commission, with the five remaining members chosen from other sources. This question has not yet been resolved, as it was decided to defer actual selection until the next meeting of the Commission. In the meantime, members of the Commission are expected to notify the Secretariat by 1st April of suggested names for inclusion in a panel from which the final selection will be made by the Commission. Any number of names may be suggested, but not more than one member of each Sub- Commission may be selected from any one country. It is quite clear that the very highest qualifications will be required, whether the members are drawn from the Commission itself or from other sources.
The availability of individuals to serve on these Sub-Commissions will naturally depend in large part on the amount of time they will be required to devote to their duties, and the arrangements (should such be necessary) which may be made in relation to remuneration. So far as can be foreseen at present, the Commission envisages that the members of the Sub-Commissions 'might be required to give considerable time at their places of residence to the study and analysis of various documents that would be submitted to them. They might also be expected to make recommendations, by mail and otherwise, relative to matters within the competence of the Sub-Commissions. They might be expected to attend meetings of the Sub-Commissions for periods approximating two or three weeks, perhaps twice a year. Under exceptional circumstances, longer sessions might be needed.' From this it will be seen that there is a possibility, at least, of members having to spend a fair amount of time on the work of the Sub-Commissions at the expense of the employment from which they earn their normal income. No serious difficulty may arise where the employer of the member is a public or semi-public authority which is prepared to grant leave of absence with pay and to make the necessary arrangements for the member's home duties to be carried out in his absence. It is conceivable, however, that the amount of time required may be such as to interfere seriously with the satisfactory performance of the member's home duties.
While expenses of travel will be paid by the United Nations, it seems very unlikely that remuneration for services or sustenance will be paid by the Organisation. It is not suggested that any solution can be found in advance to this problem, which may not in fact arise, but it requires to be borne in mind when considering the types of persons who might be nominated.
The Question of Alternates
There is no provision at present for alternates to take the place of members of the Economic and Employment Commission, although I understand the matter is on the agenda for the current session of the Economic and Social Council. Further, no provision has been made by the Economic and Social Council for alternates to act in place of members of the two Sub-Commissions. The matter was briefly discussed by the Commission, the members of which hold widely divergent views.
To my mind there is a reasonable case for providing alternates on the full Commission, with at least the right to participate in the discussions even if not to vote. I am much more doubtful about the desirability of providing for alternates on the SubCommissions which are much smaller in personnel, much less 'representative' of national interests, and whose members are to be chosen above all for their technical competence. Their work, if it is to be successful, must be very highly personal in character and will require a great deal of continuity of thought and discussion. Any system which would make it easy for members to take their duties lightly, and to avoid a particular meeting in order to suit their personal convenience, would seem to be a mistake in the light of the extremely important and technical problems with which they will have to deal.
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SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT)- An unbelievable birthday present for a Sevier County boy.
Regen Morris will soon undergo treatment for a rare condition.
And Thursday night, on his 12th birthday, his hometown stepped up.
The Chick Fil A in Sevierville donated all the money made during a two hour period to help Regen's family.
Out for dinner on a Thursday night.
Regen's aunt Janel Buice says, "It is packed, it's around the corner, you can't barely get in here."
But this is no typical meal.
"Loads of people supporting and praying for Regen."
Regen is just like any normal 12-year-old.
He loves playing sports and has lots of friends.
Regen's friend Parker Bowling says, "He always smiles a lot and he's really energetic."
But Regen also has three malignant tumors on his brain, a condition called Anaplastic Astrocytoma.
It came on suddenly.
Linda Maples, Regen's grandmother says, "Within a week from the time we brought him to the hospital he was completely immobile, he couldn't speak or move his hands or feet or walk or talk the only thing he could do to answer us was to bat his eyes."
And just as quickly-- the community stepped up.
"It's just crazy to see how many people are supporting Regen."
All "Rootin' for Regen."
"I'm overwhelmed, just overwhelmed at the community such an outpouring, I never expected."
People of all ages, from all walks of life helping a little boy waging the battle of his life.
Linda Maples, Regen's grandmother says, "I believe he's going to get better, in my heart."
We're told Thursday's event raised thousands..
Regen begins treatment at St. Jude's in Memphis on Monday
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Summer brings with it many things. Trips to the beach. Big summer movies. E3. And, more often than not, a lack of big game releases. There are rare exceptions like the launch of BioShock in August, 2007, but otherwise, summer for gamers is defined by sports titles like Madden NFL 12, due in late August, and NCAA Football 12, which arrives this month.
So, in that spirit I'm going to give you a rundown of the big sports games due out for the rest of 2011 (there have already been some great releases like Fight Night Champion and MLB 11: The Show for PS3). EA Sports continues to offer the most releases, but 2K Sports has the hottest game on the list with the brand new NBA 2K12. And, with both the NFL and NBA involved in labor disputes that may disrupt their seasons, this year is filled with lots of drama and intrigue for sports gamers.
Michael Vick lost to Peyton Hillis in one of the strangest cover votes in recent memory, but the biggest challenge Madden NFL 12 faces is the uncertainty over the NFL season. Regardless of what happens in the real world, EA Sports has assured fans that it will ship Madden at the end of August, a few weeks later than normal. This year's game is focused around a few new features, including the addition of custom playbooks. While last year's GameFlow feature (to auto-select plays) is still an option, you can now set up your own playbook culled from 400 offensive and defensive plays.
Madden NFL is back this August, with or without an NFL season.
2K Sports' amazing NBA 2K series arrives this October.
EA's NHL series returns this fall with goalie fighting!
On the field, there are more than 100 new tackle animations, plus a host of upgrades to the camera angles and broadcast graphics which make Madden look more and more like a real NFL TV broadcast. This year's Madden is more about refining the existing features as opposed to a complete reinvention, but that's likely enough for NFL fans that are happy the game is arriving at the GameFly warehouses with or without a season.
"With both the NFL and NBA involved in labor disputes...this year is filled with lots of drama and intrigue for sports gamers."
First revealed by Kobe Bryant during the Sony keynote at E3 2011, NBA 2K12 remains the only roundball game on the market. EA says it will return to the NBA arena next year after cancelling NBA Elite 11 just weeks before it shipped last year. Last year's NBA 2K11, featuring Michael Jordan on the cover, was one of the best reviewed - and best-selling - sports games in recent memory. My favorite mode was My Player, a career feature with off-court activities like post-game press conferences and sponsorship deals.
How is 2K planning to top itself this October? At E3, it wasn't saying much, beyond showcasing an NBA Finals game between the Heat and Mavericks with improved, shockingly realistic custom player animations. It will be tough to out-do features like the Michael Jordan career mode (and MJ on the cover), but 2K assures me we will be impressed when more details are revealed on their cover plan and game features later this summer.
Shattering glass, fighting goalies, and harder hits headline the next edition of EA's NHL 12, which has gone through a creative renaissance over the past few years. Fights continue to be an important part of the gameplay, and now goalies can even get into it for the first time. In addition to the regular roster and team changes (like the Atlanta Thrashers moving to Winnipeg) EA has added the NHL Winter Classic as a playable event. Now you can play this big budget game in front of 70,000 fans at Pittsburgh's Heinz Field. NHL is a sport that translates incredibly well to video games because of its fast and aggressive action, and NHL 12 looks to only improve on the series' legacy.
Which is EA Sports' most successful franchise these days? You may not realize it, but FIFA Soccer takes the crown when you factor in all the international sales. It's not a World Cup year, but that hasn't stopped EA Canada from dramatically improving FIFA Soccer 12 for its release this fall. First, there's a new commentary team in place to take over from Andy Gray, who was fired from Sky Sports in the UK. The biggest changes under the hood are with the game engine, which now simulates physics on every player. In FIFA Soccer 12, running into another player becomes a physics simulation where the animation and game engine determines who falls down or who trips over who. It's fascinating to see players interacting and fighting for control of the ball, especially since the action is emergent and physics-driven as opposed to utilizing pre-scripted animations.
Out this month, EA's college football sim always seems to be forgotten by the time Madden arrives in August. This year's edition of NCAA Football 12 goes deeper with school traditions, such as including Tommy Trojan on the sidelines for USC football games. The career mode, called "Road to Glory," lets you recreate your entire senior year of high school - although no word if senior prom gets the video game treatment. ESPN's Erin Andrews hosts and tracks your on-field progress from high school to the National Championship. For those players who like to get even more in depth, there's an enhanced dynasty mode that simulates the coaching experience from coordinator right up to head coach.
That's it for this month, but make sure to follow me inside the GameFly App for iPhone or on Twitter @geoffkeighley.


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Spiritual Practice
Surrendering is quite interesting when you look at it.
As to our nature - there are only two possibilities - our essential true nature and the conceptual reference point, the ego, the one who we think we are.
What is surrendering then? To whom does it apply? Who is the surrenderer?
The ego is full of self interest and cannot surrender. It does not have any power of its own at all or exist in its own right. The ego certainly cannot turn 'its own' non-surrender into a surrender. The Ego only apparently exists because it is believed in. The same is true of the Tooth Fairy, the Easter Bunny and Santa (sorry Mom) but they are easier to see through.
To our essential nature the concept of 'surrender' does not arise. There is no resistance there at all. There is no non-surrender. Pure Awareness is not personal and does not 'pick' out bits of reality and say "I will have this bit" and "I do not like that bit". So the whole idea of surrender or non-surrender does not even arise.
So what is this surrender all about?
The belief in the conceptual 'me' certainly gives rise to non-surrender from the apparent one who "wants this, but not that". This is an identification with thought - an identification with a conceptual 'me'. The Varuca Salt in us all. The 'me' is only believed in, like the Tooth Fairy, and does not exist either.
What looks like 'surrender', when it really happens, is a severing of identification with the 'me'. We are not who we think we are - not the 'me'. Our essential true nature, which is not personal, is still there and the concept of surrender does not arise. This is 'self-less' in the full sense of the word.
There is no substance to the apparent entity, the ego, that does not and cannot surrender. There is no personal sense of self in our true nature, which does not need to surrender. No act of surrender actually takes place - it is a disidentification from mind - from the 'me'.
In the absence of disidentification from the 'me', the apparent 'me' can apparently 'surrender' by doing deals with itself - self serving by ego repair or ego enhancement. This recasts the self image, the ego, into an improved or modified form. Still an illusion. Still believed in.
When disidentification does not occur 'surrender' becomes an apparent practice done by the Ego on the Ego, which enhances and solidifies the belief in itself. Still in the dream. The dream of the 'me'. "I suppose I will have to make the best of it." is an example of this.
Stepping out - disidentification - is what it is all about.
Veruca Salk
or watch the movie
'Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory' (1971), or
'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'(2005)
The word 'verucca' is the medical term for 'wart' by the way. Nice one Roald !
Roald Dahl, the author of the book on which the films were based, has stated that Veruca Salt was the name of a wart medication he had in his medicine cabinet.
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Cats and dogs are now kings of the home, with pet-friendly renovations. Beth DeCarbo has details on Lunch Break. Photo: Scott Lewis for The Wall Street Journal.
Photos: Reigning Cats & Dogs
This special enclosure houses the litter box and has a built-in ventilation system to minimize odors. Amy Britton/Artistan Kitchens
The Cat's Loo
Even in the most private of rooms, your cat can have some privacy. This special enclosure houses the litter box and has a built-in ventilation system to minimize odors. Designed by Amy Britton at Artisan Kitchens LLC in Osterville, Mass. The area could cost as little as $200, plus materials, if preplanned before a major renovation.
Bath Time
There's plenty of space for Barley (yellow Lab) and Gilligan (black Lab) in this tiled pet shower. The mud room of their Newtown Square, Pa., home also has storage for pet supplies and a washer and dryer. Designed by the homeowners Steve DiFrancesco and Diane McLaughlin, in conjunction with David Steffenhagen Design Decoration. Entire room cost $35,000 to $40,000.
Bone-design drawers store pet essentials and keep clutter hidden. Amy Britton/Artistan Kitchens
Fine Dining
Forget messy bowls taking up space on the kitchen floor. Instead, a built-in dining area is just for pets. Bone-design drawers store pet essentials and keep clutter hidden. This kitchen renovation cost close to $140,000, but altering a cabinet alone could cost between $500 and $1,000.
Hello, Doggie
Your best friend can make an entrance through this dedicated doggie doorway. A tunnel under the stairs doubles as a canine retreat as well as an exit to the outside. Designed by Curtis Peart at Atlanta-based FrontPorch; approximate cost is $1,200.


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taco asylum (yes, it's spelled lower case) specializes in non-traditional gourmet tacos inspired by global cuisines. The fast-casual restaurant, run by the culinary crew over at Haven Gastropub, opens Thursday at The Camp in Costa Mesa. Address: 2937 S. Bristol St Hours: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Get a look at the new taco eatery by viewing our Food Gallery slide show.
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Dylan Stableford Joins Yahoo!'s The Cutline
FishbowlNY alum Dylan Stableford is leaving his position at The Wrap to join Yahoo!'s media blog The Cutline. Stableford will be a Senior Media Reporter, and report to Chris Lehmann, the Managing Editor of Yahoo!'s news blogs.
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My name is LARKIN!
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- Breed: Pomeranian/Spitz (Unknown Type, Small) Mix
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I am already neutered, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
LARKIN(LARK) is awonderfully trained German spitz/pom cross he is neutered UTD on shots and is trained to sit and he is great on the leash and is a great nice dog, he is housetrained..he is an easy dog to have around..he gets along with most everyone and is happiest around his people, he is in a LION cut(we did not do that) and will grow a gorgeous coat.. HE is a bit taller then the others but is still not a very large dog. He is a great dog.....
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Hesperus already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
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We address the two major problems for caregivers: limited time and chronic exhaustion.
The Caregiver Relief Fund provides vouchers for at-home respite care.
We fundamentally believe a balanced caregiver is the foundation of a healthy, happy family and a respected care receiver.
Vouchers for professional at-home care services are donated or purchased on behalf of the Caregiver Relief Fund. We award these vouchers to caregivers, giving them time to address their personal needs and financial resources to invest in their own well-being.
We select individuals who have been in a caregiving role for a chronically ill individual, elder or disabled person for 12 months or longer. Applicants must not have an annual income that exceeds $80,000.
Caregivers fill out an application form, share their caregiving story and go through an interview. We then select and match the available relief funds with the needs of the caregiver.
The Caregiver Relief Fund was established in 2009.
The Caregiver Relief Fund was born out of the direct caregiving roles from each of the founders. America is facing a massive crisis of the family. Caregivers are being crushed. We witnessed hundreds of caregivers enduring similar challenges. And the number one challenge we found was severe pressures on their time, health and financial resources. The consequences are massive. We are here to address this challenge.
We want caregivers to have the time needed to get a long-term plan in place. This starts with getting them some relief and time. We created the Caregiver Relief Fund to respect caregivers, build strong families and ultimately help America face one of its single largest challenges: the aging of America and its impact on caregivers.
The Caregiver Relief Fund is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization registered in the State of Illinois. It is a social venture committed to being a voice for caregivers and a resource for them.
Managing Director, Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management, Philanthropic Services
Melanie Schnoll Begun is a Managing Director and Head of Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management's Philanthropic Services. Melanie has served as a philanthropic counselor to families, foundations and family offices for over 17 years. She works with the firm's ultra-high-net-worth clients to develop areas of focus for their philanthropy; engage multiple generations in their foundation's governance, programming and evaluation; help clients to design customized domestic and international grant-making portfolios and gift agreements; facilitate giving circles and retreats; and coordinate with clients' tax and legal professionals on the formation of tax-exempt nonprofit organizations as well as their dissolution or merger.
Melanie joined Smith Barney in 1997 as Associate Estate Planning Counsel in the Estate & Trust Services group. Prior to Smith Barney, Melanie was an estate planning attorney in a New York City law firm.
Melanie is the Vice President of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney's Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc., the nonprofit organization sponsoring the firm's donor-advised fund, and is a Board Officer and Board Member of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and the Partnership for Philanthropic Planning (formerly the National Committee for Planned Giving). She is also on the advisory boards of Girls, Inc., and Grameen America, a non-profit microfinance organization whose mission is to help entrepreneurial individuals, especially women, build credit and defeat poverty. She has published articles on various tax, estate and charitable planning strategies in Trusts & Estates magazine, Tax Notes Today, Exempt Organization Report and various other trade journals, as well as appeared in publications such as the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
Co-Founder and COO of B.O.T.H.
A.D. Frazier is an entrepreneur and a well respected corporate leader. Prior to co-founding Back of the House, a leading provider of start-up services for Boomers, he was the CEO of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Prior to that role he was the COO of Caremark, President of Invesco and was the COO of the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. He is a thought leader, leading voice in corporate governance and is now engaged as a thought leader in the space of boomers third chapter professional life and the caregiving space.
Leeza Gibbons' career in entertainment and new media is diverse and impressive. Leeza's on-camera hosting experience ranges from Entertainment Tonight to TV news magazine Extra. For six years she was producer and host of Leeza - the Emmy award winning daytime show. Currently she hosts the PBS TV show My Generation and her radio show, Hollywood Confidential.
Personal experience inspired Leeza to create The Leeza Gibbons Memory Foundation (a 501c3 non-profit) and its signature program, Leeza's Place, which offers free services for family caregivers. A thought leader in the field, she wrote a book called Take Your Oxygen First: Caring for Yourself while Caring for Someone with Memory Loss.
Leeza's talents and experiences found a natural outlet on the Lifetime Series, Health Corner, a weekly TV magazine show focusing on health and wellness, and What Should You Do?, in which Leeza provided viewers with help and advice for dealing with life-threatening emergencies. Leeza also founded Sheer Inspiration Life Coaching, a web based business offering visitors one-on-one access to experts who can help them improve their lives.
Her guest appearances include: Larry King Live, Good Morning America, Oprah, The Today Show, Donny Duestch and The View. She was recently named one of the "Ten who Make a Difference" by AARP and has just been named the AARP Ambassador of Care. Leeza is a long-time board member of the Alzheimer's Association and has a two decade commitment to the celebrity panel of the American Red Cross. Leeza is also one of California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's appointees to the Independent Citizen's Oversight Committee.
Program Director for the Rosalynn Carter Institute/Johnson & Johnson Caregivers Program and is Director of National Initiatives for the RCI
In her 12 years at the RCI, Laura has co-authored two of the RCI's signature training programs, Caring for You, Caring for Me – Education and Support for Family and Professional Caregivers, 2nd Edition and Caring and Competent Caregivers: Professionals Helping Families. She has co-authored journal articles in Health & Social Work (2006) and Educational Gerontology (2004), and contributed chapters to Voices of Caregiving (LaChance Publishing, 2009) and Recreating Neighborhoods for Successful Aging (Health Professions Press, 2009).
Prior to joining the RCI, Laura worked as a case manager in child protective services and counselor for delinquent youth at an outdoor therapeutic program run by the State of Georgia. Laura holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Public Administration from Columbus State University in Columbus, Georgia. She also holds a certificate in Gerontology from Georgia Southwestern State University. Laura is a certified master trainer in the evidence-based programs "Savvy Caregiver" and "The Future is Now".
President and CEO for the National Alliance for Caregiving
Gail Hunt is President and CEO of the National Alliance for Caregiving, a non-profit coalition dedicated to conducting research and developing national programs for family caregivers and the professionals who serve them. Prior to heading NAC, Ms. Hunt was President of her own aging services consulting firm for 14 years.
She conducted corporate eldercare research for the National Institute on Aging and the Social Security Administration, developed training for caregivers with AARP and the American Occupational Therapy Association, and designed a corporate eldercare program for EAPs with the Employee Assistance Professional Association. Prior to having her own firm, she was Senior Manager in charge of human services for the Washington, DC, office of KPMG Peat Marwick.
Ms. Hunt attended Vassar College and graduated from Columbia University in New York. In May of 2004, she was appointed by the White House to serve on the Policy Committee for the 2005 White House Conference on Aging. Ms. Hunt is on the Advisory Panel on Medicare Education. She is the incoming chair for the National Center on Senior Transportation. Ms. Hunt is also on the Board of Commissioners for the Center for Aging Service Technology and she is also on the steering committee for Long-Term Care Quality Assurance.
Senior Client Partner at Korn/Ferry International
With over three decades of experience in the healthcare industry, Mr. Mullen has served as the National Practice Leader for the North American Healthcare Services Practice for Korn/Ferry. He is also very active in the Firm's National Nonprofit Practice and Global Financial Market. Prior to joining Korn/Ferry in 1996, Mr. Mullen served as president and CEO of, the managed care division of UniHealth, a large health system in California. In this capacity, Mr. Mullen served on the senior leadership team of the $2 billion parent company and directed managed care strategy for ten acute care hospitals and medical groups. Mr. Mullen has held CEO roles at hospitals with companies such as Hospital Corporation of America and senior positions with leading management consulting firms such as Ernst & Young. He has been active on many national and community boards, including the National Association of Private Psychiatric Hospitals, California Hospital Medical Center, CliniShare, the Alliance for Children's Rights (past president) and Health Insights (past chairman).
Mr. Mullen has a master's degree in public health from Yale University and a bachelor's degree in psychology from St. Louis University.
Jack Murrin served as a Partner and the Director of Finance (CFO) for McKinsey & Company, the global management consulting firm, from 2002 through 2010. As the Firm's principal financial officer, he was responsible for its financial planning, MIS, treasury, control, tax, benefits and financial shared services operations globally.
Before rejoining McKinsey in 2002, he served as a Senior Managing Director at Bankers Trust. At BT he led the Corporate Development and Strategy function and was closely involved in strategic transactions including the purchase of M&A firm Wolfensohn & Co and the investment bank Alex. Brown -- as well as BTs ultimate merger with Deutsche Bank. Prior to joining BT in 1995, Jack had been SVP Planning & Analysis at Travelers Inc. and EVP Planning & Development for Carlson Companies.
From 1981 to 1992, Jack was a management consultant with McKinsey & Company. He served in its Washington D.C., London, and New York offices and was elected a Partner of the Firm in 1987. Jack played a lead role in developing McKinsey's global Corporate Finance practice, which advises leading corporations on the strategic and financial aspects of corporate management, transactions (e.g., M&A) and restructurings.
Jack is co-author of the first three editions of Valuation: Measuring and Managing the Value of Companies (Wiley, 1990) a leading book on valuation and value-based management. Valuation has been translated into numerous languages for use around the world and has become a core reference/course text at business schools.
Jack earned an MBA from Stanford's Graduate School of Business, where he was an Arjay Miller Scholar. Jack is a CPA and won the Sells Award for placing first on the nationwide CPA examination in November 1977. Prior to attending Stanford, he worked in the audit department for two years with Arthur Andersen & Co. in Washington D.C. He holds a B.S. Economics, summa cum laude, from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.
Jack has been actively involved in environmental conservation for over twenty years and has served on the board of the Nature Conservancy's New York chapter and is Vice-Chair of its Mashomack Preserve on Shelter Island, NY.
Bill founded Sierra Tucson, one the nation´s leading recovery and rehabilitation facilities. He is also the founder of Miraval Resorts, the nation´s leading destination wellness center. Bill is a recognized and award winning visionary and has served in a leadership position within the wellness, recovery and mental health space for the past two decades. Prior to founding these enterprises, Bill held leadership roles within his family´s group of businesses.
He is a graduate of Brown University.
Director of Diversity and Strategic Collaborations, Alzheimer's Association
Janis Robinson joined the Alzheimer's Association in 2008. As Director of Diversity and Strategic Collaborations Janis is responsible for outreach to the many constituencies supported by the Alzheimer's Association. In this role she secures speakers for conferences, works to deliver workshops and secure translation in other languages, and ensures delivery of Alzheimer's Association resources in various communities. Janis is also responsible for increasing awareness about Alzheimer's through corporate outreach.
Prior to joining the Alzheimer's Association, Janis was both an Insurance Broker at Willis and a Corporate Developer at Mercer Human Resources Consulting where she brokered insurance benefits for employees and managed human resources consulting projects. Janis was also the Director of Diversity at Aon, and prior to her role at Aon, the Director of Diversity for the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, (GSB) from 1999 to 2001.
She received her MBA in Marketing from the Krannert Graduate School of Business, Purdue University, 1987 and her BA in Urban Studies and Economics, from Barnard College Columbia University, 1982. Janis is also an alumna from Leadership Greater Chicago, 1995 and a member of various organizations in the Chicago Metropolitan community.


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3. Student hours are 9:00am - 3:00pm for all students.
4. If you have a transportation problem and live in Ewing, Lawrence, Trenton, Hamilton, West Windsor, or Washington Township call 631-2121. If you live in any other district, call the transportation coordinator for your district.
5. All classes have lunch in school each day. You may send a lunch or purchase one. A menu is sent home each month. Students must apply for free or reduced lunch. There is also a breakfast program each morning.
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7. In the event of a school delay or closing, announcements will be made on FM 94.5, and AM 1060 and 1350. You may go to the 101.5 web site, www.nj1015.com. Listen or look for Mercer County Special Services School District. Joseph Cappello School will not be listed separately. A delayed opening is 90 minutes. School begins at 11:00. If calling the school number press 9, for message.
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Triumph*United is a Visual Propaganda Agency specializing on the production of Apparel and Equipment designed for Mixed Martial Arts, Muay Thai Boxing, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Boxing. The logo for Triumph United is a Wreath which symbolizes a U and stylized T inserted in the middle. Founded in 2007 by Hans B Molenkamp, Triumph United™ was registered as a trademark in 2009. Triumph United was founded by Hans Molenkamp in 2007 in Oceanside, CA. Originally conceived as a marketing agency for athletes, the logo and name quickly drew fast popularity when Quinton "Rampage" Jackson displayed the Triumph*United Icon on his fight shorts against Chuck Liddell. After defeating Chuck, Rampage became a overnight sensation and demand for Triumph*United product followed. Since then Triumph*United, or T*U, has sponsored and introduced many rising MMA fighters such as Kimbo Slice, Jason "Mayhem" Miller, Travis Browne, Clay Guida, Wanderlei Silva and UFC® president Dana White.


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Furbies were possibly the worst invention to come out of the 1990's, right next to Tamagotchis and Hit Clips.
Furbies were possibly the worst invention to come out of the 1990's, right next to Tamagotchis and Hit Clips.
It's hard to put into words how much the 1990s meant to all of us.
If you happen to be a millennial, you probably realize that the ways you communicate with your peers are a little.
Remember when not having to pay bills or go to work was something you didn't have to worry about.
BRB, watching Ace Venture, Pet Detective the rest of the afternoon.
Most who grew up in the golden era of the 90s can agree that many of the products today, from the munchies to the toys, lack the originality and imagination that they once did.
In a way, I'm super sick of the overblown and overwrought '90s nostaglia wave that the Internet's been obsessed with since 2008.
There was a kid in my elementary school who qualified for Guts.
You'd think that Nintendo, a place that pays its rent by producing Super Mario games would be a fun place to work and do business with, and thus a hard sell would not be necessary, right.
You know, that annoying bald guy with the barrette that smashed watermelons in front of a live audience, aka the most bored and easily amused people in all of America, throughout the 80s and 90s.


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Griffin Presses Administration on LAS Aircraft Acquisition
WASHINGTON – Congressman Tim Griffin (AR-02) issued the following statement after joining other members of the Arkansas and Kansas congressional delegations in sending a letter to Rep. Buck McKeon, Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee (HASC), regarding the Light Attack Support (LAS) aircraft acquisition process:
"The Obama Administration has carelessly mishandled the LAS aircraft acquisition process, and continues to offer only silence when pressed to explain why critically important safety requirements have been overlooked or ignored. It is my hope, with Chairman McKeon's help, that we will receive a complete explanation, so we can ensure hardworking U.S. taxpayers' dollars aren't wasted and the right aircraft is selected."
Excerpts from the letter to Chairman McKeon:
We support the Secretary's review of the circumstances surrounding the LAS contract award; however, to date the Air Force has not provided Congress with adequate information on their dissatisfaction with the original award decision. On May 4, 2012, the Air Force released the new LAS request for proposal that has again raised serious questions about the requirements development process, including why reduced standards for pilot ejection seats are permissible.
We believe it is only through a complete understanding of the requirements development process that we can ensure the correct aircraft platform will be selected for use by the 27 identified partner countries, and possibly by U.S. Forces as well. We ask you for your assistance in obtaining an explanation from the Air Force of the entire requirements development history for the Afghanistan LAS acquisition and to include the development of any applicable Memorandums of Requests. This information may help restore needed confidence in this significant procurement effort.
The full text of the letter can be found here.
Background on the LAS acquisition process:
After a year-long process in which American-based Hawker Beechcraft Defense Company, LLC (HBDC) submitted its proposal and worked closely with U.S. Air Force officials to tailor it to address varied requirements, the Administration chose to exclude HBDC from the contract competition. Even more concerning, HBDC was unable to appeal the decision because the Administration failed to give them proper notification.
On December 30, 2011, the Administration awarded the contract to Brazil-based Embraer S.A. On January 5, 2012, Rep. Griffin wrote a letter to Michael B. Donley, secretary of the Air Force, asking him to explain why the Administration excluded Hawker Beechcraft from its LAS aircraft competition. On February 28, 2012, the Secretary of the Air Force Michael Donley acknowledged, "that the Air Force…is not satisfied with the quality of the documentation supporting the award decision." Since then, the has Air Force cancelled the LAS contract award to Embraer S.A., and General Donald Hoffman, commander of Air Force Materiel Command, has initiated a Command Directed Investigation to examine the serious problems associated with this procurement.
To date, the Air Force has failed to provide Congress with adequate information explaining their dissatisfaction with the original award decision. On May 4, 2012, the Air Force released the new LAS request for proposal that has again raised serious questions about the requirements development process, including why reduced standards for pilot ejection seats are permissible for the LAS Contract.


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The Brother TN-450 Laser Toner Cartridge is a high capacity toner for several Brother laser printers. The TN450 can print up to 2,600 pages, which makes it an excellent choice for large print jobs. Use your OEM or compatible Brother TN450 to print e-mails, letters, reports and presentations.
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The Brother TN450 is the high yield version of the Brother TN420 Laser Toner Cartridge, which prints 1,200 pages. The low yield is available for half the retail price of the high yield, but this does not make it a better deal. A breakdown of the cost per page can be found below.
An Original Brother TN-420 Toner retails for around $45.00. At 1,200 pages, this comes out to $0.0375 per page.
An Original Brother TN-450 Toner retails for around $70.00. At 2,600 pages, this comes out to $0.0269 per page.
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CHICAGO, March 11, 2012 — Celebrity couples come and go in a heartbeat. And so it was for Rush Limbaugh and the Girl Scouts.
It's not surprising that the Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington have pulled their advertising from Rush Limbaugh's radio show. What's surprising is that they were advertising on the show in the first place.
However, it wasn't intentional. The Girl Scouts purchased an advertising package through Clear Channel, unaware that the package included Rush's show, as well as other opinion-based programs.
Sarah Miller, director of communication for Girl Scouts OSW, explains that "After learning that was the case, we moved quickly to remove our commercials from any station running opinion-based content." Which stations, if any, were left for them to choose from, she didn't say.
Rush Is Undisturbed by Ad Exits
As for Rush, he has not been disturbed by the Girl Scouts or any other advertisers pulling out of his show. In fact, he notes that there are many companies lining up to take the place of those who leave. Among them are Seeking Arrangement and Ashley Madison both expressing interest. Seeking Arrangement, a company that bills itself as "the world's largest sugar daddy and sugar baby dating website," announced Tuesday that it will start advertising on Limbaugh's show.
Ashley Madison, an online service for those wishing to cheat on their partners, said by way of their CEO Noel Biderman that they are "willing to step into the void left by other advertisers."
On his March 8 radiocast, Limbaugh vehemently denied that either of these companies advertises on his show. "They are not firmly on board, they never have been firmly on board, and they never will be firmly on board." Moments earlier in the broadcast, he states in regard to companies such as Ashley Madison that "When we find that they are running in our program in local markets, we call the local affiliate and tell them 'Don't run these ads in our show.' We do not sponsor companies that help people cheat on their spouses." Rush has his morals. When a company deeply offends those morals, he boots their ads off of his show.
Yet the Girl Scouts Remained
They didn't remain for long, but Rush had no problem allowing the Girl Scouts to advertise their cookies on his program. The Girl Scouts had a problem with it, but Rush was happy to allow those entrepreneurial young women to promote their "liberal agenda" of empowering girls on his show. If he were morally opposed to the Girl Scouts as he was Ashley Madison, he would have booted them off, right?
It could be that Rush isn't quite as conservative as he, or we, thought. The more likely scenario is that he simply isn't aware exactly who the thousands of advertisers on his show are. But someone is aware. Someone, if not Rush, decides that Ashley Madison is unacceptable to Rush but those sexually degenerate Girl Scouts (They refuse to discriminate!) are fine. And that "someone" answers to Rush Limbaugh.
Limbaugh apparently does not mind having the type of show that discourages enterprises that support young women and attracts those that promote prostitution (albeit without the pimp) and promiscuity. While Seeking Arrangement and Ashley Madison are not yet advertisers on Limbaugh's show, they are two of the companies lining up for his airspace, no matter how he tries to chase them away.
Rush never sought to chase the Girl Scouts away, but they decided to take their leave. The couple parted amicably.
But The Story Is Not Quite Over
The Washington Post recently ran an article stating that for a mere $15,000 (or 3,750 boxes of Thin Mints), six lucky people will be able to purchase a bust of the Rush Limbaugh statue soon to be installed in the Missouri capitol building's Hall of Famous Missourians. The Missouri government is very proud of its native son.
Limbaugh isn't the only native son Missouri is taking pride in this year. Dred Scott, who sued for his freedom from slavery and its inherent bigotry and oppression, will be honored alongside Limbaugh.
And the irony doesn't end there. Whether those lucky people who purchase Rush's statue will also be able to purchase a copy of the Dred Scott statue is difficult to confirm. For those wishing more information, click the "Limbaugh statue" tab at the top of the Post's article about, yes, you guessed it, the Girl Scouts of America's 100th anniversary.
And so the tenuous Rush Limbaugh/Girl Scouts connection continues. Neither of them may be happy about it, but some things are just beyond their control.
Happy Birthday, Girl Scouts! In your first 100 years you have helped untold thousands of people learn and grow and open their minds to the amazing possibilities in life. Unfortunately, not everyone can be helped.
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Bertha of kansas city, writes:
We are in the process of looking to purchase a new mattress recently had weight loss surgery I am just below 300 pds and I have bulging discs in my back the worst is at L5 & S1 but also have arthritis. What would be the best mattress to purchase.
Hi Bertha,
The mattress you purchase for a 300 pounder and the one you purchase for someone half that weight, are likely to be two different beds. Having just had the surgery, the recommendation a year from now could be very different. Your disc problems and arthritis are chronic and will remain. But at 150 pounds, they won't bother you as much.
Your situation is such that you have conflicting problems....weight aside. Your disc problems require firm support and you arthritis requires a soft surface. The problem with soft top mattresses is, they don't keep their shape. At 300 or 150, you'll still need to address your condition in two parts...a mattress on the firm side and a soft topper. The reason for the topper is a matter of control and economics. When the padding in a soft top mattress compresses and loses it's shape, the whole bed is shot. When a separate topper wears, only the topper needs to be replaced and not the mattress. Also, you can better control the degree of softness you need. If you get a latex topper, the topper is likely to outlast the mattress. They are that durable.
The issue of weight doesn't change your disc or arthritis problems, but it does have an affect on how strong a mattress you need to buy. At your current weight, we recommend the Sealy SpringFree Weybridge...the firm model in Sealy's latex line. In a year's time and at half your weight, you could get away with spending half of what that will cost you....in the way of Sealy Posturepedic Reserve.
Either way, you're going to need a topper. My thought is, (if your current mattress still has some life to it), get the topper now and make what you have more comfortable.
Get the Posturepedic a year from now. If you must buy now, the Weybridge model is the one to get.
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Hi all,
Is there going to be a monthly support group for October for QWL? I need to start on the 1st. Am starting off with 151 pounds and want to get down to 125-130 however I think I need some support.
They usually make the thread on the firt on the month, jump onto the September thread and they will let you know when October one will start!
The September Thread is called : Remember Stillman's QWL for September !!!!
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Mar and Mim: You guys only went off the rails one day! I took a leave of absence for over a week! The scale shows it, too. I'm up +8.8 and my new plaid shorts (which I wore a few days ago) won't button!
I'm feeling and looking very pudgy and porky. But, I have to admit it was worth it. Too many empty calories and lots of carbs.
It's time to knock it off now, literally. I have only 12 days until leaving for a 10 day trip to Florida.
It's my SIL's (DH's sis) 50th wedding anniversary celebration. She is and always has been skinny. She obsesses about it and brags about it although I think it has more to do with genetics than anything.
She always tells me "When I need to lose a few pounds I make my evening meal a little lighter and don't eat brownies for a few days. It drops right off."
She says it as if she thinks that would work for everyone. Really bugs me!
She actually says that?!! Sorry Yam, she makes me laugh! Yep, just don't eat brownies for a few days...why didn't I think of that!
Its a coldish wet day here....we did not have much of a summer either but I will not do the typical British thing and complain....I will put my wellies on and go find a puddle to jump in!:p
Yam - I wouldn't mind the weight gain if I had been sipping yummy drinks on the beach! My weight came from a binge that included food that are so not worth it!
I am a pound above my pre-binge weight. I hope to lose it by tomorrow's weigh in! Whatever the scale says though, I'm back in the zone and feeling good. The bloat is gone!
MMS: Yes! She actually says that!!!! Just don't eat brownies for a few days and you will lose all the weight you want. :hyst::hyst: I have not had a brownie in over 5 years!!!!! Am I doing something wrong??:rofl::rofl:
MIM: Yay for getting rid of the bloat! Did I say I had a Pina Colada and I haven't had one of those in 40 years? I had Mai Tais every day. Some of them were complimentary when we went to shows. Some were really inexpensive because of "happy hour" times.
DH loves Mai Tais. I never usually drink any kind of alcohol except for wine. I consumed my share of that, too!
I guess you are right and that's why I'm not beating myself up or having any regrets. The gain will be gone in a week but the fun memories will last a lifetime for sure. Or, at least until next year. ha!
OK, Peeps! You gotta keep me accountable, K? I promised myself I would go to the gym and the pool every day this week. Today I'm planning to go at 1:00 p.m. I want to make myself do 60 minutes of cardio on the eliptical and also swim at least 10 laps (very long pool:p). I want to do it every day this week.
I was looking back in my journal and at times when I was doing intense cardio a couple of days later I usually saw a whoosh downward on the scale. And, my legs were much less flabby!
So, bug me about the gym! :jumpjoy:
Ok Yam! Get going! Remember the true reason you are doing this - to show up your SIL!:rofl:
Hi all,
I've been missing in action for months. I tried all sorts of diets and now I am back.
I did Stillmans back in June for 10 days and loss 10.2lbs. I looked back at my records and that is the best I have ever done! I stopped because I got concerned about all the protein and it's effects. I think that being overweight is worst then anything else on my body, so here I go. I'm staying on Stills till I hit my goal, I need your help to do this!
I started this morning @ 164.0
Happy October, everyone.
Pina Coladas, mmmmmm. Mai Tai, mmmmmm. Brownies, mmmmm.
You folks are making me hungry, and thirsty, lol.
But I'm staying away from that stuff!
Weighed in this morning to get my September loss total, and was sorry to see only 4.6 lbs for entire month:annoyed:
But truth to tell, our Disney vacation was in there (planned cheats) as well as a trip back to Nebraska for a wedding (without cheats, but lots of salty convenience foods) and then our dining patterns have just been a mess this month with getting our new condo renovated & packing up old condo (as well as having to leave at odd times for showings because it's for sale.) So anyway, I guess I'm satisfied I lost given the amount of days we've been over on fat/calories...other than 3 days at Disney the rest of the month was "legal" Atkins and even a few real Stillman's days in there.
Here's hoping October will be better losing month...really want to get some good losses going before Thanksgiving in November. We're done with the moving, mostly settled and now can get a better handle on the meal prep and have a lot more Stillman's meals!
Hope you all have a great week
Hey guys! Wanted to report in my current results...down 8 pounds in 13 days!! I leave for Hawaii on Saturday so only 4 full days to go of strict stillmans. Sounds like everyone is doing great here:)
Good job on sticking with it so well before your trip...and I'm sure you'll have a fabulous time in Hawaii!
Today is weigh in and while I'm still half a pound up, I did lose 6.5 for the month. When I totaled it up I felt better. It actually worked out to that loss over 3 weeks, since this past week was spent re-losing what I gained because of a one day binge! It is good to see the numbers because I am determined to lose at least that before I leave for Disney! I have just under 3 weeks. Happy Tuesday!
survived day one with not cheats, binges or emotional eating, yay! i find that the first couple of days are usually the hardest, then the results keep you sticking with it. i tried to commit to a two wek challenge the week before last and stress at work got the best of me. :/....here's to a great tuesday, ladies + gents :)
is anyone going to be working out? that's what i did last time and it helped...i was thinking of doing some Callanetics a few times a week since it's low-impact...
Good morning all, hi COCO !!!!!!!!!!! you'll be at goal in no time !
MMS, it seems your weather is ours as of late, another batch of chilly rain coming our way.......
Yam, love the avi pic !!!!!!!!!
well, the drama contrinues with the stepchildren calling my mom and one son going off the deep end, supposedly binge drinking (he's been in AA for years), but no confrontation like driving by the house........DH forbids me to go without a restraining order in place.......
dang, I haven't traveled since starting the business six years ago, gotta take your shoes off and only one carry on, sheeeeeeeesh
hi Kissa !!!!! :hiya:
krissakris- I'm excercising...running 3 miles 3 times a week and doing hot yoga. I'm in deep ketosis so I find it easy to excercise now I'm keto-adapted. I have a never ending supply of energy from my fat stores. give it 2 weeks before doing any strenuous excercise to get fully keto-adapted. It's very hard to do it in the beginning when you coming off carbs.
Yummy syrup flavors...
Hello, Tuesday...hope everyone is doing well today.
I had to add fat-free greek yogurt (medical reasons...desperately need the calcium because the meds I take for the COPD are really not good for bones, and also 'cause I need the active cultures in the yogurt; again a side effect of the COPD med is gut issues.) Doc suggested cheese or yogurt, because he said calcium supplements do not get utilized by the body nearly as well as calcium in food and he recommended addition of dairy. I know cheese is a good source of calcium, but it really stalls me out: retain water, and way too easy to over-eat cheese (really, an ounce of cheese is such a SMALL piece,how can you eat just one ounce:p)
Problem is, I hate plain yogurt:sick: Love the fruit flavored versions and the dessert-flavored choices but even the diet versions of those are higher carbs than the plain greek yogurt, or they're using aspertame to sweeten which gives me headaches. Plus, they package it in smaller serving sizes and charge more, in order to serve us better.
Then I thought of adding Torani or Da Vinci syrup...I had some raspberry Da Vinci SF, so I stirred some in as an experiment. OH YUM!
Soooo, I hopped on the netrition shopping site and ordered a bunch of flavors...blueberry, pumpkin pie, salted caramel, peach and chocolate chip cookie dough. OMG! Now I have to stop myself from eating too much yogurt, lol. The fruit flavored versions are wonderful in the morning with breakfast...and the dessert-sweets flavors are fabulous in the evening for dinner-dessert or mid-evening snack. Now it does take a fair amount of the syrup to get a good flavor going in the yogurt (I'd say it's several tablespoons, maybe 4? in a 1/2 cup serving.) But oh, I'm thinking it's yogurt heaven around here now.:D If you're having yogurt or cottage cheese with your STillman's /Dukan/Paleo with dairy...and you use artificial sweeteners, give the syrups a try when you're craving fruit or dessert flavors. Yummo!
So far, the addition of yogurt is not causing a gain (which is good, because I really, really need it.) ...I'm still losing, bit by bit.
I will have some bad stuff at the dinners like potatoes and stuffing but I promise everyone I will stay away from the sweets!
Here is the good news, this morning really I was 164.0, so I'm down 1.2 in one day.
My 1st day was good, but I felt very hungry so I at more then I know I should have. All protein!
Maybe this was a cheat, I had one laughing cow cheese section with a tablespoon of walden farms pancake syrup heated it up in the mircro it was good!
I'm going to try to stick to POP today even if I have to eat more then I would like too.
Ok, stay away from the sweets!! that means both of us! :shake:
We can do this. By the way, I am 5'2" short and much older then lovely you.
Am on my second day and trying to get through this - I hope it gets easier in time - since yesterday I lost .8 pounds - hope I can do at least that number every day :)
I need some advise,
My honey is taking me to Victoria BC for 3 night. It is not for another 12 days. We will be staying in a nice condo with a full kitchen so I can fix meals. But, he will want to go out to eat at lease once or twist.
Should I try to stay POP the whole time? Should I have just meat and low carb veggies? Should I go off plan and then right on, when I get back?
Any help or suggestions from the professionals?
I can't believe I lost 1.2 pounds in one day!:jumpjoy:
Hi CoCo. My preference is to stay on plan as much as possible. I feel better when I do that. When away, on plan usually means meat, low carb veggies and dry wine once in awhile. Everyone is different, so do what feels right for you!
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