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recovering from body dysmorphia.
A few days ago, a mom of one of my high school friends posted some old photos of our group of friends on her Facebook. When I saw them, my thought process went a little something like this:
"Wow. Was the fashion really that bad in the late '90s?"
"Holy crap. Thank god I found some tweezers."
"I look small in that picture."
"And that picture."
"And that picture."
"And that pic—wait a minute. I was small."
In high school, I felt like I was the heaviest girl around. I was confident enough. I had friends. I was moderately popular. But I always felt like the reason why I wasn't the teacher's favorite/didn't have a boyfriend/didn't get {insert something}/wasn't {insert something} was because I was grotesquely, unloveably overweight.
Perspective is a funny thing.
Now, I am happy, healthy, successful and in love with a very attractive man and I'm about the same size I was in high school. And I feel normal, small even.
(Red shirt. Khaki pants. Doc Marten sandals. I worked at Target in high school.)
Looking back at these pictures, I'm starting to realize that I had a nasty case of body dysmorphia. I've always said that I've been overweight my entire life, but I'm starting to feel like that maybe isn't true. I'm starting to feel like it was my mind that made me feel like I've been overweight for so long. Because, as you can see, I may have been a smidge bigger than the other girls, but I wasn't overweight and certainly not the kind of obesity I remember seeing in my mind's eye.
Even though I seem to remember myself being as confident as any teenage girl can be, obviously something was going on to make me feel so out-of-place, awkward and abnormal. Why, to this day, when I picture myself in high school do I simply see a morbidly obese younger version of me? I've seen a million photos of myself from high school and in every single one of them I am this size. So why is it always a surprise to me see myself looking so…normal…from this time frame?
Obviously, I wasn't tiny.
I was tall, muscular and chubby. But not enough of any of those to fuel a decade long complex. Sure, I can blame it on the boy I was dating my junior year who told me he wished he could put my face and my personality onto another girl's skinner body (true story). Or the kids on the school bus in elementary school who said it was a good thing my feet were so big so my giant stomach wouldn't make me tip over (also, true story). Or the fact that I had to buy my prom dress from the limited plus size section while my friends got to try on dresses for hours (again, truth). But the fact is, that inability to see who I truly was came from inside of me. And those outside influences only reinforced it. I must have truly believed I was incredibly overweight. And that is so sad.
(Holy, plaid, Batman. And collar bones. What are those?)
I often blamed my weight as the reason why I didn't have very many boyfriends in high school (looking back, I dated plenty for a high school girl). I always said that boys would like me more if I lost some weight, but I knew in my brain it didn't add up. There were girls my size or larger who were dating some of the most popular guys in school. But still, something inside of me made me think, "it's the weight." Of course I thought that. How could I not when I saw my body so negatively?
It was also just flat out easier to blame something like weight. Weight was the easy culprit. Weight I could lose. I couldn't change my loud, obnoxious personality or the fact that I was incredibly awkward and shy around boys. Instead of admitting those were the case, I dug myself even further into my dysmorphia and used it as a crutch for explaining my singledom.
(How is it possible that fashion from only a decade ago can look so terrible?)
I was so deep in this web of lies I'd told myself about being overweight that I went to college and fulfilled my self-penned destiny. I gained the weight that I thought I already had on me. I managed to gain almost 50 pounds in college before I ever even realized I had put on an ounce. I saw my body as huge from such a young age, so it was no surprise that when I actually got larger, I didn't even notice the change. What I saw in the mirror didn't change. It just meant that everyone was now seeing what I had been seeing for years.
You all know where this goes from here. I kept gaining and gaining. And then I lost most of it. And with that loss I've come to realize how amazing my high school-sized body was.
Perspective is a funny thing.
Technically, I'm the same girl right now that I was in these photos. I have the same name (well, first name). I have the same hair color (plus some purple). I'm the same height. I have the same puke green eyes. I wear the same dress size. I have the same parents. The same brother and sisters. I'm about the same weight. But my perspective is so incredibly different.
Then, to me, a size sixteen sounded like torture. Huge. Disgusting. Odd. Strange. Awkward. Undesirable. If you would have told me I'd be living my adult life at a size sixteen (and at sometimes, even larger) it would have sent me into a fit of teenage angst the likes of which had never been seen. Now, a size sixteen feels strong, powerful, fit and healthy. I love being a size sixteen.
There are so many things I wish I could go back and tell the sixteen-year-old me. I wish I could explain to her how big the world is outside of high school. I wish I could tell her to stop worrying so much about boys. I wish I could tell her that, as an adult, people will embrace and love her obnoxious personality. I wish I could tell her and her friends to cool it with the self-hate and fat talk. But mostly, I wish I could stop her from drowning herself in an incredibly inaccurate self-image.
Because, over a decade later, and she's just now starting to heal the wounds that it left.
What would you say to the sixteen-year-old you?
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I had such bad self esteem problems in high school due to my looks, mainly because… I wore glasses. I had it drilled into me from my mother that I'd never get a boyfriend because of the glasses I wore and how I dressed. I believed her, too. I dated one guy in high school and we didn't even kiss once. I didn't even get my first kiss until my sophomore year of college. My self esteem was so, so bad because I thought I was so ugly with my glasses.
It's funny now that I think my glasses ENHANCE my looks, not take away from them. I'm 100% comfortable wearing glasses now, but in high school, I thought I was doomed to be alone forever because what guy thinks a girl in glasses is hot?
I still look back at those awkward pictures of me from middle school and high school and still think I didn't look that great, unfortunately. However, barely anyone looked that great in the early 90s :).
My body issues in HS were pretty terrible. I look back at my pictures and I'm like, "guuuuurrrll, you were fine."
Not that my body issues aren't bad now, but YOU KNOW.
I'd tell my 16 year old self, "In about a year you'll meet a dude! He'll be pretty awesome. But get engaged to him. Graduate and go to college. Don't hold yourself back because of him. Also, invest in a padded bra. Just a heads up."
"But DON'T get engaged to him."
You know what I think? I think most of us felt this way about something as teenagers. For me? It was weight (and I wore a solid 16 too, but still think it looked different on my shorter frame). But my best friend was gorgeous and took issue with her hair. When a cut was a little too short for her liking she completely freaked out. For some people, it is braces or glasses or acne. I think what you are rehashing here is a part of the typical teenage experience (even for boys). I don't want to minimize it in any way, I just want you to feel a little less alone in your experience.
I was conscious of my weight in high school, but I really don't think it bothered me until I started dating in college. My boyfriend never said anything to me about it, but I just became much more aware of my body when I was around new people. I spent 13 years of my life with most of the same friends, so I never had to make a first impression. And I became aware of my weight as possibly holding me back not just with boys, but with friends too.
When I started losing weight a few years ago, my old boyfriend messaged me on facebook, telling me how good I looked and how much he missed me (no worries, he's into boys now). I told him how good I felt and that I was finally starting to like how I looked. And he told me that one of the things he always loved about me was how secure and assured I always seemed in my skin. That I gave off a self-esteem and body acceptance that he wished he had. I had no idea that I came off that way, but it thrilled me that I didn't appear like one of those girls that was fixated with her weight.
…And my prom dress was plus-sized too. And I rocked it. And I knew that at the time.
I love your blog and have been reading for awhile, but I felt compelled to comment on this. I could TOTALLY identify with this. I was always one of the bigger girls in middle and high school – but, like you, I was only a size 14 or 16 at the time. However, I thought I was enormous. Most of my friends were small(size 0-6), though; so in comparison, I was not only much bigger, but also several inches taller. I never allowed it to hold me back from being involved in sports, theater, etc. though. I didn't date much which I do think had to do with my weight (and still does).
I look back now and wish I could be that size again. Being a size 16 at age 16 seemed terrible but being a size 16 at nearly 30 wouldn't be so bad. A "strong, powerful, fit, and healthy" 16 sounds wonderful. I have a while to go until I get there, but if I never fit into anything smaller than a 16, I think I will be OK with it. It's amazing how time and perspective can change you
This is probably my favorite post.
I think body dysmorphia is something all teenagers experience to a degree, and I wish they listed it among the many issues teens face in those health books. I hate that feeling out of place and awkward in our teenage bodies is normal. I hate that we chalk it up to teenage anxiety. It IS part of the "teenage experience,' but wouldn't it be wonderful if we talked about it differently? If we told our teenage daughters not "you'll grow out of it," but "you're perfect how you are"? It's sad to me that we carry our body issues with us into adulthood. I had a VERY similar experience to you–because I was larger than my friends, I felt that I was larger than everyone in the world, and I gained a dress size every two years once I was in college. And I also started yo-yo dieting. All because my body wasn't what I thought it should be. And I still struggle with by body, even though I consider myself to be extremely confident. I see a picture of you in a size 16, and you look healthy, confident, slim, strong–all things that you are. I wear a 16, too, and don't use those adjectives to describe myself nearly enough. In so many ways, I'm still that self-loathing band geek who just can't seem to reconcile the image of her body with its strength.
I agree that body dysmorphia plays such a huge, huge role. Last year, I was tiny, sub 100 lbs, and could only care about how thin I looked or how I wanted to lose 5-6 more lbs. Now that I'm at a healthier weight, I've cultivated more confidence and self worth in other aspects of my life.
I admire your confidence and strong ideology, Cassie! I'm still struggling with how I view my body day to day, but it's definitely getting better! Thanks for such a great post!
I feel like I could have written exactly this, except for the weight loss part. Still struggling with that. I've never been skinny, but I have had SO many issues because of OTHER PEOPLE telling me I needed to lose weight (most specifically, my mom).
I wish I could tell myself that none of it matters. That my weight doesn't define me and it won't prevent me from having all my dreams come true, and it won't make me unhappy unless I let it. I wish I could tell 16 year old me that these aren't the best of times and that I can do ANYTHING I really want to do as long as I make myself a priority.
I wish I could give 16 year old me a hug and tell her that it gets so so so much better. 10 years later I am happier than ever, regardless of the number on the scale.
I was skinny in high school. My body dysmorphia has been a recent issue. Last summer I lost 50 pounds. I felt like I wasn't thin enough and it was a plateau. I have gained 20 of it back and have a greater appreciation for the accomplishment I had attained. I realized that the weight I wasn't happy with then, is actually a healthy weight that can maintain. In my mind though, I was still fat. So I gave up on my diet and exercise that actually made me feel good. I went back to eating poorly, being lazy and feeling awful. I am now back enjoying healthy choices in my life and working to that new goal weight. I guess you have to lose something to appreciate it. Thank you Cassie for this great story that a lot of us relate to.
This is an awesome post. I think so many girls, myself included can relate to your message. I struggled with the "I'm bigger than most girls my age complex" from about first grade throughout college. I've always had to buy the larger sized clothing/pants and I hated shopping with my friends.
Even now, I think I still struggle with it to a certain extent. I know somewhere deep inside that I'm healthy and could just drop a dime and go run 10 miles. But I don't fit into the stereotypical mold of a "runner", I don't have the "runner's body" (whatever that actually means), so to some extent it's still hard for me to accept my larger frame.
Thanks for writing this post, hopefully someday we'll all be able to gain a bit of perspective.
Also, I would tell my sixteen year old self that the reason I didn't have a boyfriend was less because of my weight/appearance and more because of the fact that I was inexplicably in love with all things *NSYNC. I'd tell myself to cool it a bit. hahaha!
This post is amazing, Cassie. I have literally had the exact same thoughts when looking back on old photos from high school. I had the same horrible body image back then, and felt like I was a whale compared to all of the other girls. I'm 5'10 and had other tall friends, but they had the more slender, athletic build, while I had the more curvacious, hourglass figure (which of course, I didn't see the beauty of back then). I went through the same college phase where I already thought of myself as larger, and gained even more weight without realizing it. Since then, I've lost a healthy amount and still have my curves, but now I love my body. I look back on the photos from high school and hate that I had such an image problem, because in reality, my body was perfectly fine.. just different. Thank goodness I finally came to my senses!
I'm so glad your perspective has changed, because you ARE beautiful, inside & out! Thank you for sharing your story with us
Oh gosh, what would I tell 16 year old me? Where do I start? I would tell her that she is beautiful and had no reason to feel insecure. I would tell her not to listen to the mean things people would say: it just brings to surface their own insecurities. I would tell her that high school will be over in just a few years, and how much none of the drama would matter again. I would tell her that she deserves boyfriends who are good to her. There is so much I would tell 16 year old me, I could go on and on.
Thank you for this Perspective is a funny thing, you're right. I used to think I was huge until I looked at old photos. Funny enough, sometimes I still do it, until I see myself in a mirror or photos. It's all about perspective
Ah the teenage years. My mom was also one that used to tell me that those were the best years of my life, at which I would cringe and think, "oh dear lord I hope not!" I was prone to depression, and had terrible self confidence, particularly when it came to boys. I was tall-ish (5'8″) and didn't struggle with my weight until I got to college, discovered the dining hall (which gave me my boobs–thanks, late night pizza!) and dated a boy 3 inches shorter than me. He didn't have the perspective to understand that 160 on me was very different than 160 on him, right at about the time Bridget Jones came out and gave him his favorite line: "You're so squashy!" Now I'm 31, almost 32, and happy to report that those were definitely NOT the best years of my life! 160 is now my goal weight, and even though I still have a ways to go to get there, I feel more confident now than I EVER have in my life! Little trick? Buy a full length mirror, get naked, and check yourself out on a regular basis. No negative self-talk, just admire yourself. I think I read an article about Demi Moore AGES ago where she said a key to confidence is dancing naked in the mirror semi-regularly, and I have to say I kind of agree!
You've definitely struck a chord with this post. I think if I could tell my high school self anything it would be that the best way to take control of your life is to eat clean, whole, fresh foods in correct proportion and exercise like a fiend. That being said, I think body dysmorphia is so strong, it takes a lot of work to overcome. I hit my heaviest 2 years ago at 202 lbs. and I'm now 151. I feel awesome. I'm wearing a size 8 (which I haven't worn since like 6th grade) but still that gremlin sneaks in and whispers in my ear… wouldn't it be awesomer to weight 140, or 130? How about a size 6? Could you get into a size, yikes 4 at some point? I find myself countering these demons with healthy thoughts about continuing on with what I've been doing and letting my body figure out the right weight for itself. I think the takeaway from this post is 1. to be kinder to ourselves, because we see often ourselves through a different lens than reality,and 2. how can we best raise the next generation to not be body dysmorphic? Thanks for shedding light on a very poignant subject.
I look back now and so wish I had been able to see how thoroughly normal I was for most of my adolescence. While I did steadily gain weight through high school as well, I didn't really start packing on the pounds until I hit college. Yet I spent most of my high school years torturing myself for not being skinnier! Yes, going to high school in Taiwan where 98% of your classmates are genetically predisposed to be skinnier than you (being self-conscious about my height came into play here as well) was probably not the easiest way to go about that. But I just feel like I would have saved myself so much grief. Oh that pesky hindsight.
I think every girl goes through that awkward chubby phase. I hit it in middle school, but instead of going away, that mentality just followed me. It was fueled by criticism and comments from other people. It is what caused me to develop a sincerely unhealthy relationship with food that has left me on a decade-long roller coaster. But looking back, I think geez… I was maybe chubby, at best. But I was tiny compared to what I thought I was! It is amazing how much our teenage perspective can affect our self-esteem. and even the rest of our lives.
I love this post. Looking at people's old photos is always such a great glimpse into who they are.
I guess I was pretty "normal" body-size-wise in high school, but I had other insecurities for sure. What I identified with most in this blog post is the comments you got from other people. The thing I would tell sixteen-year-old me (or even thirteen-year-old me) is that people (even otherwise smart or well-meaning people) often speak without thinking, and they would never actually say these things if they considered for a second how someone might feel upon hearing them. People never realize how deeply-embedded their offhand comment can become, even though they themselves were likely affected by someone else's offhand comments. I received a few myself that I'm still struggling with years later.
PS- I think green eyes are beautiful.
Isn't it odd how much our perspective skews our vision of reality? I too suffered from body dysmorphia in junior high and high school. I thought I was fat and disgusting and remember being so happy when I had pneumonia and lost 10 pounds from being unable to eat. The sickest part of all? I only weighed 100lbs and wore a size 00. I look back in my high school journal now and all I wrote about was how much I hated the way I looked, etc. Now, I am a healthier weight and size and am much more comfortable with my body. We all have bad days, but for the most part I eat well and try to focus on how I feel more than how I look.
Also, I have puke green eyes too.
I could not relate to this post more! In Jr. High, I was bigger than all my friends and was so convinced I was "fat." Looking back, I wore a bigger size than them mostly because I was so much taller. In high school, I was slightly chubby, but probably just about 15-20 lbs overweight. I thought I was SUPER FAT and got down on myself all the time…then during my sophomore year of college I got pulled up on stage with one of my favorite bands and couldn't wait for my friend to send me the photos. I was horrified when I saw them. I was huge. I weighed myself and I was 205 lbs. I had no idea how out of control my eating had gotten or that my thinking I was fat became a self-fulfilling prophecy. I have since lost 55 lbs and feel amazing…and I'm only about 5lbs less than I was in high school. When I first started trying to get healthy, it was so weird to look at photos from when I thought I was fat and actually wish I had that body back.
Even now, having lost so much weight, I sometimes forget that I don't look like I did at 205 lbs. anymore. Like I actually have to go look at pictures from when I was bigger to confirm. It's like my head just hasn't caught up with my body yet. So strange and sometimes frustrating, but it's gotten so much better.
Thanks for sharing
In this post you said something about fulfilling your own negative self-image in college and I can really relate with that. I've been bigger than other girls my whole life but never as overweight as I thought. I look back at pictures from Freshman year of high school and think about how HUGE I thought I was and really, I was just a little over-weight. But since I thought I was HUGE anyway – I just fulfilled that image of myself. By my senior year I was into the obese category on the BMI scale. It's amazing how our own perceptions can affect how we actually look.
After losing almost 90 lbs in college I was suddenly, to my surprise, not only a normal weight, but fit! Nowadays I try to control the dormant bad habits, the years of emotional eating, by thinking "would a healthy girl eat like this?" in an attempt to shift my self-perception out of that negative zone and think of myself as a healthy woman, in order to maintain that on the outside as well.
I would tell my 16-year-old self that she doesn't have to give up. Just because you aren't thin like your friends doesn't mean you have to eat things that you know aren't good for you. I think I made it worse for myself by thinking that I was already enormous and nothing would change that. But it can change. I am in control.
I felt the same way in high school and looking back I realize that although I was bigger than most of my friends, and couldn't share clothes with them (I think this was the biggest problem in making me think I was fat as a teenager) I was actually normal – except for the blue/green/bleachedblonde hair. I had a lot of friends, was involved in a range of clubs and activities, managed to snag the guy I had a huge crush on and enjoyed my high school years. I will admit though that I was a bit of a "mean girl" at times (lack of self-esteem on my part?) so if I could tell my 16-year-old self anything it would be that everyone deserves to be treated with love and respect!


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The live show starts out with a major case of the giggles on stage — and a big old curse bomb from Cee Lo. Is that a way to lighten the mood before the instant eliminations? Or is this the judges' pre-gaming ways coming out? Nope! Turns out it's Cee Lo's gas! Good thing, X-Tina has that handy fan, and that Purrfect isn't around to have to tolerate that smell. Christina tells Adam and Cee Lo to "go with their gut" on the instant eliminations before someone adds "follow your fart." On that note, let's get into the show...
Jamar Rogers, "It's My Life" Wow, Jamar slows this song down enough where it's hard to tell it's even from the Bon Jovi catalogue. Since he's on Cee Lo's team, there's lots of flash and flames and graffiti in the background, which helps add energy to the song. However, it gets a little slow at times. Jamar does a wonderful job adding heart and soul and emotion to the tune. Blake says there hasn't been a better pairing of artist and song yet, and Christina loves that he sang like his life was on the line. Papa Cee Lo praises "J Bird" for being such a strong, sweet spirit.
Katrina Parker, "Jar of Hearts" This is a great song for Katrina after she almost got sent home for experimenting with Smashing Pumpkins and playing it way too safe with Adele. Katrina also seems comfortable enough with the tune to really play around with the inflections and phrasing. She hits one or two off notes, but otherwise, her voice sounds great. Blake calls it a "breakout" performance. Adam is a teeny harsh and says Katrina wasn't one of his favorites on Team Adam in the beginning, but now she has one of the best voices in the competition.
Team Cee Lo, "Dancing in the Streets" Aw, gotta love the cute tribute Carson Daly does to Dick Clark to intro' this Motown classic from the cool cat coach with the cool cat. This song is perfect for the live show and for a group, minus Cee Lo's unsightly wig and Juliet's suddenly golden locks (what the heck?!)
Mathai, "I'm Like a Bird" This is a fun diversion for Mathai, but it's not quite the jaw-dropping performance she needs at this point in the competition. She slows it down considerably at the beginning and then speeds up, and really shows off her impressive range. But there's a little something lacking. Christina says she felt like Mathai didn't connect with the song. Adam says he didn't know about the Captain America-esque guy flying around above, but he loves her "infectious" energy.
James Massone, "Just the Way You Are" Oh, man, James is definitely embracing those Justin Bieber comparisons this week, as evidenced by that woman in the shadows standing at the top of the stairs. This vocal performance is alright, but he doesn't move around the stage as much as he did last time, and the song is highlighted, more than anything, by the saxophone than by his skills. Blake says it kind of limped along, but Adam compares him to an old school Sinatra. Cee Lo says "do what comes natural to you," which basically means milk the love from the ladies for all its worth.
Tony Lucca, "...Baby One More Time" In the coaching sessions, Adam says he doesn't disagree with Christina's criticism that Tony is "one-dimensional" and says that she inadvertently helped him coach Tony. Oh. My. God. That is all I can say from the first notes from this song, which is clearly his old Mouseketeer buddy Britney Spears' big hit. This is such a weird direction for Tony to go, but he brings new angst and soul to this oft-covered song and his vocals sound better on this than they did on the more difficult Peter Gabriel song he did last time. Christina stands up and says they should do a big Mickey Mouse Club reunion, and comments that she thoroughly enjoyed it. Blake says he loves Tony for doing what he did, and hates Adam for doing what he did. Adam commends Tony for taking a risk, and for staring down his MMC roots after spending so many years avoiding them.
Chessa, "I Have Nothing" It's so hard to follow such a unique performance as Tony's, but Chessa brings it this week in a way we haven't really seen from her at all this season. I thought it was wrong to keep her the last week, but she definitely proves she deserves to be here at this point in the competition. Where has this Chessa been the entire competition? Christina says it took great courage to perform a Whitney Houston song like that, and says Team Cee Lo is where it's at this week. Cee Lo says Whitney Houston was his fairy godmother and that he's ready for the next power vocalist and that there's not enough of Chessa.
Pip, "Somewhere We Only Know" This is a huge improvement on Pip's horrible take on The Killers, but he's still really shaky. He's good about getting up from the piano fairly quickly and moving around the stage, but his tone and pitch are off at points. There's no way Pip is going to survive the instant eliminations after Katrina and Tony's breakout performances. Blake criticizes Pip for ditching the bowtie. Adam says the ending wasn't as perfect as it could have been, but says he is proud of Pip for showing his sweeter side.
Team Adam, "Instant Karma (We All Shine On)" Major props to Adam because out of all the group performances thus far, he gives all the vocals to his team members and simply plays drums in the background. Awz, what a good coach.
Juliet Simms, "Crying" Oh, dear. Not only did someone dye Juliet's beautiful brunette locks bright blonde in her sleep, but they pinned atrious and obnoxious angel wings to her back! Why?! There is no question that Juliet brings every last drop of herself to this song and delivers another stellar performance, but the minute feathers start flying from the stage, it's hard not to get frustrated. In a year, Juliet will be on the radio somewhere and we will all be able to put this behind us. Hopefully. Cee Lo compares Juliet's voice to leather, and says that it is "rugged" and "built to last."
Decision Time: "Uncle Lo" does the right thing and sends James Massone home. Adam also makes the best possible decision and cuts Pip.
So what did you think of tonight's performances? Do you think Team Cee Lo dominated? Did one of your favorites get booted? Who do you think will go home tomorrow? Sound off below!
The live show starts out with a major case of the giggles on stage — and a big old curse bomb from Cee Lo. Is that a way to lighten the mood before the instant eliminations? Or is this the judges' pre-gaming ways coming out? Nope! Turns out it's Cee Lo's gas! Good thing, X-Tina has that handy fan, and that Purrfect isn't around to have to tolerate that smell. Christina tells Adam and Cee Lo to "go with their gut" on the instant eliminations before someone adds "follow your fart." On that note, let's get...
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Our favorite genre festival on the left coast, Bleedfest, is back at it. This time, along with their short film offerings, they're set to premier the documentary I Am Nancy, the labor of love of one Mrs. Heather Langenkamp. Along with the film's director Arlene Marechal, she will not only be there to screen the film but to also sign and sell limited edition copies of it.
Also on hand will be Lucky McKee to talk about his controversial feature The Woman. I've been anxious to check this one out after learning about the notorious receptions it's received (click here if you're not familiar). He'll be available to answer questions about the film which will be released in theaters this fall.
The event is taking place on Sunday, June 11th. For more information about the event, including a full festival line-up, click over yonder: http://bleedfest.com/schedule/
IAN from Heather Anderson on Vimeo.
Last year, I had the honor and privilege of presenting two indie horror films at the Crypticon horror convention in Seattle. I had a blast and I wish I had the time to make it out there this year.
But I've remained in touch with the festival's director and this year is poised to be even bigger and badder than last! If you're in the Seattle area this weekend, check it out. A guaranteed good time.
Festival events and guests esta aqui: http://www.crypticonseattle.com/index.html
Last but not least: I know I've been pimping this film forever and a day but it's worth mentioning again. I'll talk about it until I'm blue in the face people. Each and every one of you needs to check this film out. For every bitch, moan and gripe that has been thrown in the direction of our beloved genre the past few years, a film is being released this June that is the perfect antidote to all that is stale, boring, remade and rehashed. That film is called Dawning and it's a film I'm inclined to stake my reputation on. Yes, it's that amazing. As my friend Mike said over at All Things Horror 'If someone were to tell me they didn't like Dawning, I'd immediately think less of them as a person.' I couldn't have said it better myself.
You can pre-order the film through the distributors website now. Information contained herein: http://www.shop.breakingglasspictures.com/Dawning-853937002674.htm
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Agent Vinod Trailer
The theatrical trailer of Agent Vinod (starring Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor) releases tomorrow with Agneepath. But the trailer has already leaked on Youtube.
Our thoughts on the Agent Vinod Trailer – Thumbs up, the trailer looks good. We've been big fans of director Sriram Raghavan, right from the time his first film Ek Haseena Thi released. Johnny Gaddar was even better. Unfortunately, none of his films have done well commercially. Agent Vinod is likely to be his first hit.
Do check out the trailer and tell us what you think.
Title: Agent Vinod (2012)
Stars: Saif Ali Khan. Kareena Kapoor
Director: Sriram Raghavan (Ek Haseena Thi, Johnny Gaddar)
Producer: Saif Ali Khan
Banner: Illuminati Films
Release Date: March 23rd 2012
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Lukin promising
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That's a sign of a small actor…he made this promo leak to youtube before 26th for extra publicity whereas Aamir is so concious abt his Talaash so its gonna come when it was decided.
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AGENT VINOD will join the list of blockbusters of 2012…! :)
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There are many public documents regarding personal finance kept on file by the Saline County Circuit Clerk's Office.
For example, if you live in Saline County and have a lien filed against you, it is recorded here. The State of Arkansas routinely files such liens for failure to pay state taxes. If your house is foreclosed on through a judicial foreclosure, the paperwork is filed here.
If you own a home or other real property in the county and there is a mortgage on it, that information is filed here.
We recently had a case where a woman named Brandy had information that negatively affected her credit score put on her credit report. The information actually involved a man with the same last name but his first name was Andy. Someone researching credit history likely wrote down "Brandy" instead of "Andy." In other cases, people have the same or similar names -- such as Jimmy Smith and Jimmie Smith. Such things can cause confusion and get incorrect information on your credit report.
When you fill out credit applications for banks, stores or credit card companies, that information is forwarded to a credit bureau. The credit bureau matches the name, address and other identifying information (such as your Social Security number) on the credit applicant with information retained by the bureau in its files. That's why it is very important for creditors, lenders and other agencies to provide accurate data to credit bureaus. This information is used by lenders to determine credit worthiness.
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The information in the credit report is also used to calculate your credit score. Mistakes or inaccuracies on your credit report could result in a lower score and make it more difficult to receive financing and insurance at favorable rates. In order to prevent this review your credit report thoroughly and dispute erroneous information now, before you need it. Any mistakes, regardless of how minor, should be disputed whether or not they have a negative impact on your credit score.
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Send written correspondence to the credit bureau that has listed the incorrect information, explaining what is inaccurate. Provide supporting documentation, including copies of credit statements, loan balances and other data to back up your claim. You may receive copies of financial documents on file in the circuit clerk's office for a 25-cents per page printing cost or a certified copy of the document for $5.00. You should also send a copy of the credit report itself and circle the incorrect items in red. Mail the documents by certified mail and "return receipt requested" to confirm that the bureau receives the letter.
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You should also contact the retailer, loan servicer or organization that reported the mistake. Inform them that you are disputing the item and, as above, provide proof that supports your claim.
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Milan Furniture Fair Trends: Top 6 For 2013
Would you like to see the 6 tops trends from the Milan Furniture Fair, Salone del Mobile, for 2013? Well hello there, this is Gudy Herder from Eclectic Trends and I am very happy to share my trend scrapbook on decor8 today about my recent trip to the Salone del Mobile so you can see which 6 trends I've spotted for this year. But before I get started, let me share a couple of things about myself: First, I am a friend of Holly's which is why I'm here in the first place so when I asked her if I could do a guest post reporting on trends from Milan, she was happy to have me. Next, I'm an interior stylist and trainer living in Barcelona, Spain though I'm originally from northern Germany. I travel a lot for my job and attend THE best international trend shows in Europe which happens to be one of my true passions. The Salone is the third fair I've been to this year and I'm ready to share some snapshots from my trip, are you ready? Here are the top "must-see" trends for 2013:
#1 PASTELS: The use of pastel shades is more of a reality than a new trend and comes as a result of the bold colours we have been seeing for quite some time. Home decor has never been so feminine! We can see pale violet, mint, soft blue, lemon, pale coral and other sorbet-like hues. Pastel color used to be injected through small accessories but as consumers grow in confidence, they begin to decorate now with pastels as statement pieces. The porcelain and beech wood pastel Lù tables shown were designed by Pinwu, a Chinese design firm that Holly is fond of so she says you guys have to look them up! Holly also loves designer Patricia Urquiola, you can see her new and gorgeous Clarissa Hood chair above that she designed for Italian brand Moroso which launched in Milan as part of the "Clarissa family" which are geometric in form (on the outside) but soft and cozy on the inside.
#2 NEW COLOUR – TERRACOTTA: I first spotted this colour in Stockholm in February at the furniture fair. Very few companies are launching this new colour so it looks still more of an experiment than a real trend. But that's what makes it exciting! NCS, the colour academy, calls it terracotta which I believe hits the mark. What is your feeling about it? Some examples above are by Billiani, Flexform and Vitra.
#3 VERTICAL PLANTS: Hanging baskets, bulbs, wooden and metalic grids are innovative ways to grow vertically and one of the innovative gardening trends for your home. At the fair, many stands worked with hanging garden walls as part of the stand concept. Flower pots on display were not as common as specific furniture pieces designed to decorate with plants. Shown are some examples in the stands of Roda, Booo, MatteoGrassi and Moroso.
#4 MARBLE: Marble is culturally associated with a more luxurious taste, social status and, well, bathrooms. This trend appeared last year in Milan but is still to be seen and even growing – this year I spotted it developing in different ways for table tops and pedestal tables (Covo had a good example in solid marble shown above), seating structures, wall sculptures and accessories. There is almost no contemporary furniture label which is not at least offering one or two marble pieces in their collection. Others shown that I snapped and included above are from Poliform and also Flexform.
#5 CLUSTERED LIGHTING: Although I didn't visit the lighting fair that took place at the same time (it's a huge event and I didn't have enough time), I still have observed that the aesthetics of the setting have become as important as the lamp design itself. All technical components are carefully designed and the lamp cable itself can be a playful item, as seen on the lights from Merry-Go-Round based in Sweden. Pendants are grouped with similar or equal pieces to create a dramatic lighting sculpture. And all kinds of materials are allowed: baskets, porcelain, glass, silk, wood, metal, etc. Other examples shown above are by Vuorivirta and Rossana Orlandi.
#6 AIRY STRUCTURES: This is one of the trends I love most: metal and wood structures are carved in an organic, light and very airy way becoming almost an art object or sculpture. Craftmenship is key here! I have seen this trend mostly at Italian brands so far like Ceccotti, Galotti&Radice, Porada and Porro.
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Thank you so much Holly for having me! – Gudy
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Winnie Helmes-Ham commented
April 15th, 2013 at 2:09pm
Nice trend post! I like the terracotta colour trend mixed up with green plants on a marble plant table or piedestal.
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Louisa Blackmore commented
April 15th, 2013 at 3:21pm
Gudy… my little partner in crime, what an absolute delight to read your blog post on decor8! A brilliant look at the top trends for 2013, you take such lovely photographs too! My personal favourite trend is the clustered lighting, looks so fun. Hope you had a fab time in Milano, are you in London anytime soon? xx
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Anastasia of Passion & Obsession commented
April 15th, 2013 at 4:07pm
Hey Gudy,
thank you so much for sharing {and Holly for letting her do this}! It's a blessing to 'visit' Milan trough your eyes, especially for those, who couldn't be there… I am head over heels for two 'trends' you've mentioned:
1: My first and only visit to a furniture fair {this year} was the immcologne and I've noticed the geometrical / airy structured furniture trend… I am very much in love with this kind furniture & I think this will be not just a trend because of their visual nature {the Eames wire chairs have been very popular over decades}! They are made for both: small AND large rooms! In small spaces their light appearance leaves enough room to breathe and it even adds an unexpected complexity to large rooms!
2: The Terracotta trend is something I like a lot because of the friendly and warm color palette! I am going to renovate our kitchen some time soon & have been dreaming about a copper kitchen for years {I think copper is the big elegant sister of Teraccotta Trend}. Again, I have been thinking: is it just a trend? My instincts taught me, that it is NOT! Last weekend I went to a flea market & found the most beautiful shining antique copper iron works from 1870 {http://pinterest.com/passionand/obsessed-with-copper-other-metallics/} and I am going to put them on my new kitchen cabinets! Even over 100yrs ago people appreciated the color of copper! I love this, how trends come back over and over again… And and here we go again, the achieved acceptance of a trend turns it into style!
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Tina Ramchandani commented
April 15th, 2013 at 4:14pm
Loved seeing the trends. Wish I could have been there but this is the next best thing. Thanks Gudy + Holly!
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Rosa Paula commented
April 15th, 2013 at 5:25pm
Thank you Gudy! I loved your post!
Terracotta is definitely my favorite, but I also like #5 and #6
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Daniela commented
April 15th, 2013 at 8:07pm
My favorite trend is the pastels. Your great report inspires me to use more of these lovely soft tones into my designs. I think they will stay in trend for a while. Thank you for sharing.
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Anette@lebenslustiger commented
April 15th, 2013 at 10:24pm
Some day in future when my kids are grown I will join you on your trend show trips through Europe, Gudy :))) You are such an expert on putting these reports together! Very nice work! I have been loving terracotta for many years. For me the color sort of made its way from the outside (I used to have a large tropical garden with lots of terracotta pots) to the living room with having rugs and pillows in this color combined with white furniture. Today I would add a little zing to it. Maybe something yellowish green or blue or even neon (Being seriously addicted to neon last year I have been off it for a few weeks now! but…) :) Thank you Gudy and Holly!
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mel commented
April 16th, 2013 at 8:48am
Oh my Gudy, what a lovely surprise to read you here! It's not often that I love every trend around but I would have to say that I'm a fan of everything on your list. I especially like the clustered lighting – so pretty! Mel x
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Tijen Samuray commented
April 16th, 2013 at 11:46am
Dear Gudy:
Such a great summary about the trends that u ve spotted in Milan fair. Thank u very much for sharing. True inspiration…
Also congradulations on writing as a guest blogger at decor8.
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Lena commented
April 16th, 2013 at 3:36pm
Excellent trend spotting by Gudy, as always! My favourites are the vertical plants (but that's mostly due to the fact that I'm crazy about anything green and growing after this winter) and the clustered lighting. Oh, and I like the airy structures, too. Sorry, I can't just pick one favourite…
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Alba B. commented
April 16th, 2013 at 3:40pm
Great Post Gudy!!!
Thanks for sharing and thanks to Holly inviting you here!!!
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Trisha Brink commented
April 16th, 2013 at 5:57pm
Oh Holly, I love it all….but the one that strikes closest to home here is the lighting. I was SO HAPPY to find a supplier state side for that amazing colorful cord. Until now, it's been difficult to find here. Color Cord Company has now stepped up with color corded pendant kits & colored cord by the foot. It's affordable & I bought some for myself in Kelly green. Woo hoo! :) My hubby just hung our clear bubble pendant….but thanks to you & your report, now I want 2 more! Ha ha ha…..keep up the good work!
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@Winnie Helmes-Ham: Hi Winnie, I am surprised about the general terracotta feedback since I believe it is not an easy colour to accept by the final consumer.
But I guess it all depends on how you combine it and I like your take on it.
Gudy Herder commented
April 16th, 2013 at 9:38pm
@Louisa Blackmore: Ay, Louisa! The next trend report we are doing together, right? We were so close already…Thanks for commenting!!
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April 16th, 2013 at 9:54pm
@Anastasia of Passion & Obsession: Dear Anastasia, I totally agree.
And yes, copper is a trend! Since I have been writing about it several times, I tried to focus now on different topics. What makes copper so trendy right now is its combination many times with other materialssuch as wood or discovering it in a fairly new context for lighting and even bicycles.
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April 16th, 2013 at 9:56pm
@Tina Ramchandani: Thank you Tina! I really appreciate! And you are a fantastic trend spotter too!
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April 16th, 2013 at 10:12pm
@Rosa Paula: Oh, thank you! I really didn't think that terracotta would be such a success!
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@Anette@lebenslustiger: You are making a good point here, Anette!
Plants are invading our homes now, vertically growing or not, fresh flowers all over and more than a trend anymore, so it makes a lot of sense that terracotta is the color/philosophy to go!
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@Tijen Samuray: I am very happy too to be here. Holly and Decor8 have always been my role model! Thank you so much Tijen!
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In fact they leave the product here and don't ship it back after the fair I have been told :-)
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@Trisha Brink: Hello Trisha, we finally can buy the colored cords over here in Barcelona too. It has taken some time but it is quite easy to find them now. Is kelly green similar to emerald?
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Hi Gudy and Holly!
Great report. So many nice things. I thought I would never ever like pastels anymore after 90's but I now I do and I also like vertical plants – have to try!
Thanks for sharing!
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In the shadow of 2009, the best year on record for world-class whitetails, last hunting season wasn't particularly noteworthy. But I know a couple of gents in Kansas who'll say it ain't so.
Both men shot new state records in 2010.
At 170 inches (not counting the 18-inch inside spread), the buck taken by Wesley Allen Eagleburger on Dec. 1 is not only the Sunflower State's new No. 1 Perfect in the rifle category, but it's also the biggest harvested there by any means. The Norton County specimen is a gorgeous 5x5 with one small kicker on the left side, altogether nearly 6 inches bigger than the previous record set in 1998.
Two months before Eagleburger earned his spot in the book, Tracy Atchison smoked a new No. 1 Perfect for Kansas in the blackpowder category. It tallies 163 4/8 (sans spread), 5 1/8 inches more than the previous king of the hill shot by David Prine in 2009.
The above scores might not sound impressive nowadays, when 200-inchers are far more attainable than they used to be. But mature whitetails rarely sport perfect antlers. The older a buck gets, the more likely its rack is to sprout a few stickers and kickers.
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Michael Hanlon's buck isn't going to break any records, but it sure turns a lot of heads. If the velvet doesn't get your attention, the left side's tall tines and the right's strange configuration — a three-point typical frame with an extra 22-inch beam on the backside — are sure to make you breathe through your open mouth.
Probably another corn-fed buck from the Midwest, right?
Ask any hunter to name the top whitetail states, the ones coughing up the most book deer, and the answers will likely include Ohio, Illinois, Kansas, Wisconsin and Iowa. I'd be very surprised if anybody mentioned Louisiana, which is where Hanlon arrowed his buck.
The Sportsman's Paradise conjures many images: crawfish, bayous, alligators, killer hurricanes, LSU and Bourbon Street. Deer don't really come to mind, but they should.
My introduction to the real Land of Giants came in 1999, when I met Cecil Reddick at a Tallulah, La., truck stop. We drove south into Vidalia, where Cecil (now the BTR's regional director for Louisiana and Mississippi) measured a nearly 300-inch whitetail shot back in 1947. I was there to get the story.
As suspected, Will Rives' Jefferson County, Miss., buck – posted here on the Braggin Board 13 days after he arrowed it – is indeed a new state record within the BTR. But not as a Typical.
The 17-pointer carries a super strong 6x5 mainframe, but the six irregular points contribute just enough to the rack's score so that it winds up a Semi-irregular by Buckmasters' yardstick. The official score, which doesn't include inside spread, is 183 4/8 inches. That's the figure we use to rank deer. The composite (true gross) score is 200 6/8.
I'm fairly certain that Will's buck will be recognized as a state-record Typical with the Pope and Young Club, too, although deductions will knock its score down to the low to mid-170s.
If Will were to take a hacksaw to that gorgeous rack and remove the kickers, it would gain 15 to 20 inches with B&C. Is that crazy or what?
That, friends, is why the BTR came into being. Speaking of which...
Benjamin Landry of Louisiana is the latest deer hunter to wrap his hands around one of nature's rarest whitetail racks. The palmated antlers of the Catahoula Parish buck he shot on Jan. 22 might not have exceptionally long points, but there are several, and the last two circumference measurements on each side should nudge this rifle harvest into our record book.
I heard about this rascal from Greg Hicks, who pens many of the stories at bayoubucks.com. Benjamin tells this one in his own words, however, which reminds me: Wouldn't YOU like to be paid to write hunting stories?
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Trim only. Rough-in valve not included.
- Design inspired by the fragile scallops of a sea shell
- Graceful curves provide a delicate beauty that adds a romantic touch to the bath.
- Trim only
- Rough-In kit R2707 must be ordered separately.
- Lifetime Faucet and Finish Warranty
- ADA Compliant
Dimensions & Weights
|14.63 inches
|Spout Reach:
|8.88 inches
|Spout Height:
|5¾ inches
|8.13 inches
|Liters per Minute (Max):
|Gallons per Minute (Max):
|Center to Center:
|8 inches
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|Roman Tub Faucets - 646
|Transitional - 15
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