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Bedrock Computer Technologies, LLC v. Softlayer Technologies, Inc. et al
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Opposed MOTION for Leave to File Defendants Motion for Leave to Exceed Ten Motions in Limine by AOL Inc, Amazon.com Inc., Google Inc., Match.Com LLC, MySpace Inc., Softlayer Technologies, Inc., Yahoo! Inc.. (Attachments: # 1 Text of Proposed Order)(Bright, Christopher)
Bedrock Computer Technologies, LLC v. Softlayer Technologies, Inc. et al Doc. 589 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS TYLER DIVISION BEDROCK COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES LLC, Plaintiff, v. SOFTLAYER TECHNOLOGIES, INC., et al., Defendants. ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) CASE NO. 6:09ŁCVŁ00269 Hon. John D. Love JURY TRIAL DEMANDED MOTION FOR LEAVE TO EXCEED TEN MOTIONS IN LIMINE Defendants SoftLayer Technologies, Inc., Yahoo! Inc., Google, Inc., MySpace, Inc., Amazon.com Inc., Match.com LLC and AOL Inc. (collectively "Defendants") file this opposed Motion for Leave to Exceed Ten Motions in Limine. In anticipation of the Pre-Trial conference scheduled for March 24, 2011, Defendants have worked diligently with each other and with Plaintiff Bedrock Computer Technologies, LLC ("Bedrock") to appropriately condense and reduce the number of pre-trial disputes this Court will be asked to resolve. Nonetheless, despite good faith efforts, Defendants have not been able to agree on just ten issues that they request be kept from the jury. Accordingly, Defendants seek leave to file sixteen (16) total Motions in Limine to resolve these issues for both trials.1 As elected by Bedrock on March 10, 2011, Defendants Google, Inc. and Match.com LLC will proceed to trial on April 11, 2011. Upon completion of that trial, Defendants Softlayer Technologies, Inc., Yahoo! Inc., MySpace, Inc., Amazon.com Inc. and AOL Inc. will proceed to trial "as soon thereafter as the Court's business permits." See Doc. No. 540. 1 Dockets.Justia.com Defendants fully appreciate instructions previously given by this Court that parties are to "make their best efforts to resolve all of their disputes in a mutually agreeable manner prior to requesting the Court to resolve outstanding disputes at Pre-Trial." Konami v. Harmonix, No. 6:08-cv-286, slip op. at *2 (E.D. Tex. Mar. 16, 2010). Defendants additionally appreciate the Court's intent behind limiting the number of Motions of Limine to a manageable number. In order for each party to adequately represent its interests, however, there is a decided need for additional Motions in Limine so as to have guidance and certainty heading into trial. This is not a situation where there is one plaintiff and one defendant. Instead, many of the issues that will be disputed at Pre-Trial are the direct result of having multiple defendants joined in a single action. The negotiations for the Motions in Limine are further complicated by the reality that Defendants' Motions in Limine must suffice for two trials that will engage different jurors, with each trial having its own themes and factual circumstances. Defendants respectfully request that the Court provide rulings "on matters for which the parties cannot reach agreement." See Konami v. Harmonix, No. 6:08-cv-286, slip op. at *2 (E.D. Tex. Mar. 16, 2010). 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ANSWER: Refuse to leave? As long as the membership keeps electing them to the board, directors properly occupy their seats. Having long-term directors can be good or bad depending on the particular directors. Good directors bring institutional memory and a steady hand to the association's business. Their experience saves money for the membership. One director I work with has been on his board for over 20 years. He has consistently been one of the best business-minded directors I've ever dealt with.
On the other hand, some long-term directors start out sharp and then turn autocratic over time and slow to adjust to changing circumstances. When that happens, they need a nudge to step down and let someone else serve on the board.
Term Limits. To encourage "new blood" on the board, some associations amend their bylaws to implement term limits along with staggered two-year terms. The best term limits are those that allow directors to serve two consecutive terms and then step down for one year–provided someone else is willing to serve. If no one else runs for the board, the limit is lifted and the director can continue to serve.
A recent appellate court decision dealt with attorneys' fees in a dispute over an election. A homeowner brought a challenge to an election and the association prevailed in the action. The court found some of plaintiff's actions, including filing a complaint barred by the statute of limitations, "frivolous." The association sought attorneys' fees under Civil Code §1363.09(b), which provides:
A prevailing association shall not recover any costs, unless the court finds the action to be frivolous, unreasonable, or without foundation.
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QUESTION: Who is responsible for paying for the deck when the owner tiled it without approval? The HOA or the owner?
ANSWER: The owner. However, the owner could have some defenses depending on the situation. To minimize any defenses (or avoid the problem altogether), boards should adopt written rules and regulations regarding the tiling of balconies and then strictly enforce those restrictions. Associations should either (i) ban tile altogether or (ii) implement tough installation guidelines pursuant to a consultant's specs written specifically for the association. In addition, the association should record a covenant making the owner (and future owners) responsible for all maintenance and damage that may arise from the installation of the tile.
QUESTION: Can a contractor hired by the HOA buy in the same complex? Would this constitute a conflict of interest?
ANSWER: Yes he can buy into the complex. No, it's not a conflict of interest . . . unless he is elected to the board and votes on his own contracts. Contractors are generally good to have around; it's the lawyers you have to watch out for.
QUESTION: My daughter is president of a 9-unit HOA. With so few units, are they held to the same standards of larger associations? Do they have to send out annual disclosures?
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During its rewrite of the Davis-Stirling Act, the California Law Review Commission recognized the burden the Act imposed on small HOAs. The CLRC looked at how to lighten the load and started by trying to define "small" HOAs. The project proved to be difficult and was tabled. The CLRC might take up the issue again at a later date, but I doubt it.
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|1/4 cup gluten-free chicken broth
|2 bell peppers (green, red, yellow, or a combination), cut into 1-inch pieces
|3 Tbs gluten-free soy sauce
|1/2 sweet white onion, such as Vidalia or Walla Walla, diced
|2 Tbs gluten-free ketchup
|2 large carrots, thinly sliced
|1 Tbs gluten-free rice vinegar
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|1 Tbs gluten-free light brown sugar
|8 scallions, cut into 1-inch pieces, using both white and green parts
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|2 cups cooked gluten-free short grain brown rice, for serving
|2 lbs boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1 1/2-inch chunks
Place the chicken broth, soy sauce, ketchup, rice vinegar, cornstarch, and brown sugar in a small bowl. Whisk until well combined. Set aside.
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Greenbelt, Maryland - U.S. District Judge Roger W. Titus sentenced William Henry Draine, age 46, of Capitol Heights, Maryland, today to 15 years in prison followed by five years of supervised release for possession with intent to distribute controlled substances and being a felon in possession of ammunition and a firearm. Judge Titus enhanced Draine's sentence upon finding that Draine is both a career offender and an armed career criminal based on four previous drug and armed robbery convictions, and because he possessed a firearm and ammunition in relation to a drug offense.
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NEWSFLASH– the first swim-run-swim was a hit so we are going back for more. How does "BEACH TO BEACH… and BEYOND" sound to ya?! Kid wave and two adult waves. MONDAY AUGUST 27 (yes, a school night but soooo worth it for the kids to get to do a cool fun mini swim-run-swim with a cute twist at the finish…. show up to find out). For those of you who work later or have a longer drive to get to the lake, we will have TWO heats– an earlier one ~ 6:30 pm and later one ~7:30 pm. Same location— Sheppard Point. Modifying the swim a little bit. Still a poker hand to collect at each dealer station. Prizes! Hang out after with your TAT tribe. BYOB and chairs. More details below. Questions? Email firstname.lastname@example.com.
1st Annual Swim-Run-Swim Poker Bash & Family Club Social (for lack of a more concise name)…. a fun way to combine the keg from the Du, our Friday night swim, and some extra run training. No beer til after you're safely back ashore of course.
6:00 pm. Sheppard Point at Lake Heyburn. We will have beer, snacks, prizes. Bring your swim gear, running shoes, and a chair. We will swim across the lake, where your shoes will all be in a huge pile. You have to dig your shoes out, run a 2-3 mile course, then take your shoes off, and swim back across the lake. You will be given poker cards at several checkpoints, which you will have to get back to the finish line with. Where you choose to hide your cards during the swim is up to you. We invited everyone from TAT to join us, so I hope to have a good turnout!! Bring your family and kids! Questions? text me at 918-625-5200 and I'll call ya back.
August 17, 2012 No Comments
Chris Brown Tulsa Du
August 11 at Mohawk Park. This long-running 5k/30K/5K duathlon returns to Mohawk Park with some fun new course modifications. Read all about it here: https://www.earlysignup.com/cbdu/. LOOK for the TAT banner post-race and get to know your TAT-Mates!
TAT Monthly meeting
August 21, 7 pm at Hideaway on 81st and Harvard. Hang out, do a little club biz, and change the tri world ;-P
Blue Rose Mile
August 25, 7 pm Blue Rose RiverFest one-mile running race (time trial format). An evening one-mile race along our beloved River Parks trails. Details here: http://www.tulsarunner.com/blue-rose-mile/ and they have a Facebook page too. TAT is a supporting sponsor.
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Tulsa Parks Kids Tri coming July 28
Tulsa Parks Department presents its annual Kids Triathlon on July 28, 2012. Race is at 8:00 am, but signup closes Friday evening, July 27, with the pre-race meeting. Location: McClure Park, 7th and Memorial.
This is a terrific event to introduce kids to multi-sport. Sign up on line here, or get more details here.
TAT assists with the transition areas and bike courses. We've also produced some training videos, one of which is at this link: Long Run Course.
We're looking for volunteers to assist on Friday evening with the course marking, and on race-day as course marshals. Contact Larry Rahmeier for details.
July 18, 2012 2 Comments
club bylaws and "family membership"
A friendly reminder that the TAT BYLAWS DEFINITION of "Family" is:
"one parent or a couple and their offspring under 18 years of age".
It costs the club $6.00 per person to insure each member, so PLEASE do not sign up your one-year old, for example, or a family member who is not truly participating in triathlon (Gramps and Aunt Eunice).
Furthermore, ORU has asked us in the past to *not* promote a TAT membership just as a way of bypassing regular ORU gym membership. They feel that the pool use is a perk for true TAT members. We do NOT want to wreck the great relationship between TAT and ORU pool!
Although not spelled out in TAT bylaws, let's agree that the youngest age that can be on our club roster is the youngest age USAT allows for Youth Competition, which is six years old.
Membership dues are very low already. So let's play fair.
Carolyn (president) and Matt (membership)
June 20, 2012 No Comments
Coach Janet's 2012 SWIM CAMPS are set
Tulsa Area Triathletes – Summer Swim Camps!
~ ~ ~Beginner CAMP! ~ ~ ~ Intermediate CAMP! ~ ~ ~ Beginner CAMP! ~ ~ ~ Intermediate CAMP!
- Learn to swim or Beginners (LTS): Monday nights – For those new to triathlon or continuous lap swimming. 8 week camp, Prep for Tri Tulsa Sprint in September
- 2. Mastering the Mile (MTM): Monday nights – For intermediate swimmers who want to become faster and more efficient in the water. The workouts are tailored to the participants. For those looking to do an Olympic or Half Iron Man distance, also to work on form and speed for Sprint or Full Iron Distance. This is not a Learn to Swim (LTS) class. I consider it the next step after LTS. Prep for Tri Tulsa Olympic Distance in September. Requirements: Able to Swim a 500 continuously or anyone who has completed a learn to swim camp or clinic.
Both classes include: One Video of your stroke with detailed e-mail of what to work on, drill instruction, dry land exercises, and pacing and mental prep. for race day. Also includes workouts to do between classes, usually the classes are broken down into two or three groups and each group gets a workout. I also try to take notes at most sessions so each individual will get personalized notes.
Where: ORU Aerobics Center 50 meter indoor pool.
When: Monday nights – Learn to Swim – 5:40 to 6:30PM
When: Monday nights – Mastering the Mile – 6:40 to 7:30PM
Date: Camps will start June 25th. Learn to swim and Mastering the Mile classes go for 8 weeks. They will meet every week for the 8 weeks unless the pool is closed or I have a scheduling conflict.
Cost: $120 (I am limiting the Learn to swim camp to 12 people, 8 weeks) (The Mastering the Mile class is limited to 15 at this time, 8 weeks)
Coach: Coach-Janet – I have over 20 years experience doing triathlon and swimming competitively, including St. Louis Masters and Tulsa Masters. I've been coaching swimmers for triathlon for over 8 years. Certifications: USAT Level 1 Coach and USA Swimming Level 1 Coach. I have several 26 minutes or better (1500 MTR swim) in Olympic distance races.
Other Info: Please refer to my web site for more details. http://coach-janet.com/
Required: Membership in Tulsa Area Triathletes – http://tatok.com/join-tat/
Contact: Janet Wilson – email@example.com. Build Your Swim!
June 2, 2012 No Comments
a SHOUT OUT to "Friends of TAT" 2012
This is where where we'll list the people and places who help our club accomplish things both big and small. SHOP LOCAL!
- We welcome and thank Tulsa Runner & Trani Matthews for both the friendship …and Friend$hip (sponsorship) Stop by and meet this fast yet humble runner who is fun to chat with. Nice staff, cool swimming gear, and of course, running stuff. Amy S. works there too, and is a triathlete.
- Ongoing thanks to Dr Brian Flournoy at Performance Care Clinic who keeps us S-B-R'ing with his skillful A.R.T. He's a past president of the club and continues his support in and out of the clinic.
- Tom's Bicycles is a long-time mainstay of the bike community. They have been helping with our newbies' Tri Camps, donating time and product.
- T-Town Bicycles has also lent a helping hand. And a TAT club member, Joy, works there too!
- If you break bones in your S-B-R adventures, go see orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Ryan Gursky. He patched up my fractured ankle. He chuckles and smiles at triathletes' impatience to heal up "yesterday!" He is at Warren Clinic, 6475 S Yale Ave Suite 202, Tulsa OK 74136. Call (918) 494-4460
May 26, 2012 No Comments
2012 Chris Brown Tulsa Duathlon is AUGUST 11 at Mohawk
Some confusion about the "dueling du's" in Tulsa
TAT's Chris Brown Tulsa Duathlon is August 11, at Mohawk Park (new bike course) and is named after a club member who toiled year after year in producing the race. He passed away from cancer and the race name was officially ammended from the "Tulsa Du" to formally and permanently honor him.
The Christa Voss Duathlon will be in July and is named for a woman who was killed while riding, along with another bicyclist. It is produced by Fleet Feet.
Both athletes would've loved to see both races thrive, and we honor them, and any other fallen multisporter, every time we compete.
Watch this website or TAT's Facebook page for more CBTD details, or check out www.TimeLineResults.com.
May 24, 2012 No Comments
2012 Open Water Swims (OWS)
We're starting group OWS. We hope to have volunteers out there every Friday evening to help and to spot. So far I can be there every OTHER Friday unless announced otherwise. It's best to have a group for safety. So please join in, and we can take turns spotting. We swim at Sheppard Point on Lake Heyburn 6 pm. May 18. Same place as last year's triTULSA Festival. If anyone has a kayak and can man it, the better.
Approach the lake from NORTH, off Hwy 33. Bring brightly colored swim cap. email me email@example.com if questions or need directions (Google Map Sheppard Point Lake Heyburn). Park near the swim beach that is on the east side of the peninsula. (AGAIN, the park is on the NORTH part of the lake. NOT the part accessed from Kellyville!)
It costs a $3.00 per swimmer. There are shower facilities there. You can run and bike from there. I'll ask Ted at Superleggera about a wetsuit clinic there, or at his store, in the near future. Someone want to volunteer to help with that?
As it warms up better and we get a little more daylight we'll set up a family get together there for some après-swim fun. Again, will need volunteers to help. THANKS!
May 12, 2012 5 Comments


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- According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Employment Characteristics of Families summary, the number of families that included an unemployed person fell from a peak of 12.4 percent in 2010 to 11.5 percent in 2011.
- A joint study by CareerBuilder and CareerRookie found that 54 percent of employers surveyed plan to hire recent college graduates in 2012, up from 46 percent in 2011, 44 percent in 2010 and 43 percent in 2009.
- The BLS also reported that from June to September 2011, gross job gains from opening and expanding private-sector establishments were 7.1 million, an increase of 166,000 jobs from the previous quarter.
- The U.S. consumer confidence index increased 9 points to 92 in the first quarter of 2012, the highest it's been in more than four years, according to the Nielsen Global Consumer Confidence Index. The index tracks consumer confidence, major concerns and spending intentions of Internet users around the world.
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Location: Drayton, N.D.; Grand Forks, N.D.; Moorhead, Minn.; Crookston, Minn.; Sidney, Mont.
2. Austal USA
Industry: Maritime
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3. Community Health Systems
Industry: Health care/information technology
Sample job titles: Data center manager, IT enterprise architect, director of clinical information systems, health care IT application analyst, storage area network engineer, database administrator, clinical information systems team lead, McKesson application specialist, senior business intelligence analyst, financial application analyst
Location: Nashville, Tenn.; Birmingham, Ala.
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Location: New York, Georgia, California, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Missouri
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Location: Albuquerque, N.M.; Livermore, Calif.; Washington, D.C.; Amarillo, Texas; Denver
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GAL 3:10 "For as many as are of the works of the law are under the curse: for it is written, Cursed is every one that continueth not in all things which are written in the book of the law to do them."
GAL 5:22-23 "But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.
1TI 1:9,10 "Knowing this, that the law is not made for a righteous man, but for the lawless and disobedient, for the ungodly and for sinners, for unholy and profane, for murderers of fathers and murderers of mothers, for manslayers, For whoremongers, for them that defile themselves with mankind, for menstealers, for liars, for perjured persons, and if there be any other thing that is contrary to sound doctrine."
GAL 5:18 "But if ye be led of the Spirit, ye are not under the law."
"A rebellious man seeks only evil, So a cruel messenger will be sent against him."
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I went to post, realizing I totally forgot an intro! Oh well, I'm jumping right in…
- With all this Food Network Star talk I set off to test my cooking knowledge. LOL I'm not sure I have what it takes BUT I was happy to find out I know quite a few essential kitchen techniques. What a great and informative post, by the way. The videos were clear, the write ups descriptive and I loved the illustrations.
- Another thing we talked about this week was Charlie's Book. It got me thinking about men and how I totally disrespected their weight loss struggles. So I thought I'd spread some link love to some of the guys in the weight loss blogosphere like, Mr. Meltdown, John, Rob and Israel all men, all struggling, all at different stages on the journey.
- The next little link nugget came from TwinToddlersDad of Little Stomaks. Check out his post about Food Labels in the UK. The idea is to color code the nutritional information so we can see immediately if the levels of fat, sugars, salt and so on are "Green", "Yellow", or "Red". I don't know about you, but I think this is genius! Anyone work for the FDA? Can we get this on the agenda? :~)
- Another thing I thought genius…. Hally left a comment on GreenLiteBites and I checkout her blog. She has a cloth diaper touring the world and I think it's AWESOME! I'm going to admit, I was a disposable girl myself. *No lectures, PLEASE* I kind of wish someone sent me a cloth diaper with instructions. I may have changed my ways!
- I received a plea from MaryB on BlogToLose. She's worried that a lot of you don't know about our forums, and I think she's right! So I gave them a bit of a facelift, Took some advice from Stacey, added a food finds category and I'm mentioning it now. Here's the deal for those of you who may not know. BlogToLose is the community I set up for those that want to find and give support on their weight loss journies. The name is a bit of a misnomer because you don't actually have to blog unless you want to. You can sign up, leave comments for others blogs, participate in the forums and chat, even find and start your own sub groups. The idea started because I wanted to give people an easy way to blog and find each other but it's grown to so much more. So if you haven't already, please check it out and join me on the forums and chats!
- Ok, since I'm already talking about my own sites, I'll mention what happened this week on GreenLiteBites. (like that transition? :~P) Earlier this week I whipped up a tasty, quick lunch with Ramen noodles again. Sometimes I love when I run out of food in the house! I also posted about bugler and how I used it yesterday in an idea I had for Fried Bulgur with Peas and Pomegranate. The pomegranate came from the hard labor of the toddler, as I put him to work in this weeks video, eating pomegranate. And finally, I had to use canned pumpkin for something, it IS october after all! So I whipped up some pumpkin pie oatmeal.
- OH! Here's some more self advertising! :~) I FINALLY launched a simple store from some logo t-shirts. It's not that extravagant but I have to start somewhere. I have tons more ideas but for now, I posted simple logos and some cute "the toddler" and "the husband" shirts. The cool thing, everything is completely customizable, so if you want to add your own text or graphics, feel free! Even change the style of shirt!
- Other news… STILL working on my last 2 giveaways, STILL have to edit my second video session from last friday but I do feel as if I accomplished something this week. What? I'm not quite sure. Tonight is pumpkin carving night, tomorrow I have a wedding (don't ask), my in-laws are coming in, my house is a mess, and I'm having a get together for the Notre Dame/Pitt game on Sunday where I will be cooking for 6 plus the toddler. Good times! Always an adventure! I better sign off! :~)
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Busy Busy Busy! I love the shirt designs – the one with the broccolli is my favorite!
I also don't usually respect weightloss struggles that men have. But Charlie's blog has definitely started to change that.
Made your chocolate pumpkin muffins last night and brought them to work today. I won't have one though because I did put icing and a piece of candy corn on each of them. At least my coworkers will be eating a healthier cupcake without even knowing it – Bwahahaha. And trust me, we can always use some healthier snacks around here.
I love the simple store! Especially the aprons – have you thought about doing a Green colored apron? Perfect for the theme…
http://slowdeepbreaths.blogspot.com/ WannaBeSkinny
I love the shirts "the toddler" and "the husband". Halarious.
I was thinking "the child" would be good for the older ones but I'm sure my son would have nothing to do with it. =)
Check out WannaBeSkinnys last blog post..It's weigh in day!
http://lizdrops.wordpress.com Liz
Another weight-loss guy who's definitely worth a mention is Brian Douglas, who recently hit the 100-pounds-lost mark! I believe he's a Blog to Lose-r too :).
Check out Lizs last blog post..Manga (hint: it's not a fruit)
http://dudeatww.blogspot.com Matt
Honestly ladies, it does bug us that we don't get as much respect from some of you. I do know that our metabolisms are set up differently, but I would say that most men who have lost a fair amount of weight and kept it off have struggled to do so. I know that this process is a struggle for me and I am only halfway home.
I think that the blogging weight loss community is just awesome and it is great that we can all learn from one another.
OK enough about all that.
Hey Roni – That game is on Saturday, not Sunday. You probably already knew that but I would hate for you to be late in your preparations.
Check out Matts last blog post..Huh. Isn't that strange
Hey Roni!
What do you MEAN you don't know exactly WHAT you have accomplished this week. Just for starters–I had the pumpkin pie oatmeal for breafast–MMMM!!! I am, as I speak, eating the Ramen Noodle chili for lunch–another MMMMM! And I LOVE that broccoli t-shirt and plan to order one as soon as I can set aside a minute to do it! I don't know about your own life, but you certainly have accomplished a lot in mine! :)
Thanks Roni for all you do. I am definitely going to order a T-shirt. I love the broccoli one. I am wondering if the husband will wear "the husband" shirt. ha ha Great idea!
love the t-shirts. I don't know how you do it all. You are a lot younger than I am but still….I wish I had your energy….Keep up the great work!
http://annettesawakening.blogspot.com/ Annette
sounds like you are going to be one busy lady the next few days ;)
I'm checking out the shirts now! Have fun Roni and remember to stay present even in the busy days ahead ;)
Check out Annettes last blog post..Healthy Role Model~~~~ 6 Months Continued
http://www.blogtolose.com/profile/froggy Michele D
love the shirts too…didn't see that you can customize them more…I was thinking the web address for BTL and GLB should be included in the graphic…
I am still finding that this CommentLuv thing links the wrong page to me…Roni can you help???
also…I think a green apron would be great too!
Check out Michele Ds last blog post..Michelle
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My name in lights!! Thanks Roni, the updated forum looks great!
Check out MaryBs last blog post..Charlie Hills
http://www.thepursuitofhealthyness.com Laura Brandon
the shirts are so cute! love it!
Check out Laura Brandons last blog post..Another Off Week
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I love the shirts! My favorite is the broccoli one.
Check out Janes last blog post..Chocolate and I Had a HUGE Fight . . .
http://www.baconismyenemy.com giyen
Oh my goodness, i am behind in blog reading. I just saw that you're video was up on the food network site. I just wanted to say – GO GIRL!!!!
gonna check the video out now but i am totally excited.
http://mylifemyjourney.net Christy
I am off to check out those t-shirts!! Woohoo!
Hi there!
Great stuff and so much great work! I'd love to have one with the broccoli, but I would actually love it on navy, would that be possible? I know I am a bit like Sally of Harry and Sally – you know, "On the side" – so sorry about that!
That actually makes me think of another "QOTW": "To the (wo)men like Roni who actually "did it": I know that many people who achieved their goal weight and actually maintained it describe a much more active lifestyle and that they have become different persons, i.e. more active, productive, etc. How does that transition happen? And does it happen to anyone of you, or are some of you exactly the same as before concerning activity/productivity/etc.?"
And I don't actually have a problem with men and weight loss as long as they are not the ones teasing bigger women. I have met a lot of bigger men (including my dad) who think bigger women are unattractive, and they were actually offended when I told them to have a closer look at themselves. And then, to my surprise, some of them even started to open up and tell me about problems they had with themselves. So I think they were actually projecting their own problems on the women they found unattractive. I can understand what they mean, but I cannot accept it.
Don't get me wrong, size does not count for me, I want to fall in love with the right person, no matter if he is big or thin. I really mean that. But I really cannot tune into the thin=attractive thing, and I cannot help confronting people who have an opinion before they look at themselves first. There may be advantages about a healthy weight range, but attractiveness is not necessarily one of them.
Apart from that, men sometimes have different reasons for weight gain or motivations for weight loss I find harder to understand, but I think this might be the same the other way round.
http://mrmeltdown.com Mr. Meltdown
Thanks Roni for supporting all of us guys on this crazy weight loss struggle. It is people like you that gives me energy and strength to to continue on my fat loss journey publicly. You my friend are one of the good ones and I am thankful for real bloggers like you. :)
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