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I wonder if DB had the baby monitor with her?
Personally, I can't think of anyone wanting to sit on that hard cement porch of Deb's. Looks very uncomfortable to me. Unless they drug some lawn chairs around there.
No one else would know except the ones who were there but LE can't confirm it because they weren't there, either.
Ok, back to lurking.
What's interesting is that DB claimed she essentially got *****faced. And while I don't care if she was in the front or the back (seems pretty easy to fact-check), my question is: who gets trashed in the front yard where everyone can see you? What I find most interesting is that the BACK PORCH would not only have been right next to Lisa's room, but also the boy's room where they were supposedly watching a video.
Wait, what were DB's words when she couldn't find Lisa? She didn't want to look in the back yard because she was afraid of what she might find? Seems to me like she was avoiding the back yard all night. IMO
OKay, I probably typed that last bit too fast What I was trying to say is that adult time or no, you would think that with young kids in the house you'd still want to have some kind of basic supervision. Why would you go on the front porch where you couldn't see or hear them (also where if you got obnoxiously drunk you'd probably get a complaint called in)? By sitting on the back porch, she could have left the boys' window open and would have been able to at least keep an ear out for what they were up to. It does seem that given the circumstances, she did her best to avoid being on that back porch, even though it would have prevented the children inside from having absolutely no supervision whatsoever.
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Your post about the baby monitor made me think of something else ... FWIW ... LOL !
IF -- IF -- DB and neighbor were on the neighbor's porch that night, I wonder IF Deb brought her "box of wine" over there with her while she was on the "neighbor's porch" ? Or, did she go back into her home and re-fill her glass ?
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Now that is an interesting "possibility" !
And yes, DB's statement : that she did NOT want to look into the backyard because she was AFRAID of what she MIGHT find ...
So ... your baby is "missing" and you do NOT want to check the backyard ? Hmmm ... now WHY is that, Deb ?
I know that no one can know for certain *exactly* how they would react if their child went missing--- but I'm pretty darn sure the basic instinct is to find the child as opposed to avoid places you're afraid the child might be. I mean, on the rare occasion I lose sight of my son, I look everywhere as fast as I can (he's usually hiding under the bed and gives a shriek of laughter when I find him).
When you lose track of your child, THAT is fear.
I felt in my heart that DB was guilty when I heard her say she didn't check the back yard because she was afraid of what she might find. To me, that sounds like prior knowledge. If I were terrified of my child being in the backyard (or the pool, or guzzling chemicals under the sink, whatever) that would actually be one of the first places I'd look. It helps you keep from screaming in a panic when you see that the front door is still locked-- they didn't wander outside, so they must be inside somewhere.
The spokes on the deck don't appear to have enough room in between them for a baby to fit through, which leaves the stairs.
In reference to your theory... did anyone else think it was odd that the parents used only a physical description of Lisa? I mean, at 10 months, some babies are more advanced than others at various things. Crawling, walking, talking, etc. Physical feats that a baby can accomplish seem just as good as identifying material as visual characteristics. We've seen photos where Lisa is standing/leaning against a glass door, so I think it's safe to say she could hold/pull herself up. How good was she at "cruising?" (When an infant can walk while holding on to something like a couch or wall).
I think the biggest mystery in this whole scenario would be: where is Lisa's body (if you believe she is no longer with us) or how did Lisa get away from the house (if you believe she was sold or knowingly taken in another fashion).
And for the life of me, I can't figure it out. Cadaver dogs and Luminol would show evidence of foul play-- and while it was leaked the dog hit a positive at the foot of the bed, I wonder if it hit anywhere else?
And assuming Lisa was going to be taken way that night with her parent's knowledge... how random would that surprise job at Starbucks have been? Or was that a lucky coincidence on their part? So many loose ends... so many possibilities...
Speaking of these pictures.... which ones are actually Lisa's house? Because I've been to several different sites, and there seem to be pictures of two different (but similar) houses. The back deck I see them tearing up is not the one in these pictures, but this photo of the back porch is also one I see in reference to Lisa.
Has anyone else noticed that?
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BBM: IF -- IF Deb was "too frightened" to go back there and check for Lisa ... can you just imagine how frightened a helpless, 10 month old baby would feel to be back there all ALONE ?
A "truly frantic parent" would be running around all over the home, the front and back yards, etc. not even considering, or thinking about their OWN SELF or "safety" IF -- IF their child was "kidnapped" ...
JMO but this statement made by Deb really showed "selfishness" ... as well as HINK !
the statement about deb not going to the back yard to look b/c she was afraid of what she might find was made public the friday following the search... it was included in the affidavit for the search... i've not seen an actual date affixed to it yet... maybe it's in the search warrant itself? maybe nina knows more?
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It does seem as though not much checking on the kids was going on from the reports although I am not sure how often they were checked on. It seems these kids were much younger than my neighbours kids and I could see how things could get quickly out of hand if noone was regularly checking on the kids. It certainly wouldn't be a safe idea to not check regularly. To me if it was not the other children's bedtimes then they should have been outside being monitored with the parents as they sound too young to NOT be monitored especially with a baby back there.
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So while he didn't see them pour alcohol into their cups, he knew that they were drinking. His comments are interesting in the fact that while he was there for an hour and a half, he didn't see them pour anything. So either they had really big cups or they didn't drink much in that hour and a half. Or maybe he wasn't paying attention when they did pour. Hard to say.So he goes over sometimes around roughly 8pm and stays for about an hour and a half. They all smoke. He says he wasn't drinking and though he didn't see the ladies actually pouring booze into their cups he said he could tell they were drinking...having fun, a little loud.
If you put Shane's description of what DB and SB were doing on the porch along with the surveillance video of DB buying alcohol plus DB's own admission, you end up with some strong circumstantial evidence that DB was drinking that night. How intoxicated she was is impossible to tell, but it appears to me that the drinking she did may have a bearing on this case.
It could be a factor in why the front door was left unlocked. It could also help explain how someone could have come into the house and taken Lisa without DB hearing it. MOO.
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I've had an insane couple of months and I learned A LOT about myself. I can't really do it justice in a blog, but maybe I can give you an overview and come back to specific things in greater detail in the next week or two.
Sadly, due to a string of family tragedies, I had to come home early. I absolutely loved my time in Europe and I'm already dreaming about how to go back. It was probably one of the best experiences of my life and I grew as a person in almost every way imaginable- except one. I lost weight. A lot of weight. I went from about 138 to 114 in a matter of weeks. My family was shocked to see me and my jewish stepmom has already set to work to fatten me up. (I've gained 5 lbs since coming home and I'd like to stay around 120, which is my goal weight, my "happy" weight.)
So, what I ate in Europe: LOTS of wine and cheese, croissants, fried potatoes, plum cake, brioche, butter, whole milk, espresso, more pastries....
What I didn't eat: Fruits, veggies, lean protein, water.
I didn't really realize it until I got home, but even though I lost weight and probably looked better, I was definitely NOT healthier. And It has all caught up to me with a weird flu that has developed into an ear infection. Ouch. Although I was walking (a lot) everyday, I skipped all my other work outs, including my beloved yoga and threw my healthy eating to the wind. (In my defense, the food I had available to me was mostly fried meat!) Ok, I know, no excuses, I could have bought and eaten more frozen fruits and veggies at the grocery store. Also, my skin is blah and breaking out, I feel sore and achy and weak and I have this over-all feeling of being nutrient-deprived.
Anyway, I'm home now and recovering the best I can. The farmer's markets are in full swing right now and I am pigging out on fresh fruits and veggies and getting more sleep and more water and I'm going to try to either swim or strength train today and I have yoga tonight.
I'd also like to maintain the weight I am now with intuitive eating. I think it's going to be a little tricky because there are so many foods I love and missed while away that now I see them and I get hungry, but because I want to eat whatever it is and not because I am actually physically in need of food.
I also have this weird fear that going back to eating healthy will make me gain weight back. I hear over and over again on the boards that when you go back to your old eating habits, you will regain the weight and to make lifestyle changes instead. What if your lifestyle changes included eating large amounts of cheese everyday? I'm just going to have to keep an eye on the scale and adjust my eating accordingly.
Hello Europe.
I have arrived safely in Germany and I'm settling in. I still have a few details to sort out, like where I'm going to work and lining up a car, but everything else has pretty much fallen into place.
I'm staying for 3 months, which as long as I can stay legally without a visa. I'm staying near Frankfurt and I think that Germany may be one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen.
(Don't be jealous San Francisco, you still have my heart.)
Have you ever known in your bones that you needed to change the inertia of your life? Like you are just going along the same path and you realize you aren't going in the right direction?
I've felt that a few times. On one occasion, I realized that I needed to improve my health. (I have since lost 40+ lbs and radically changed my diet.) Loooooong ago (6 years) I realized that I could do more than be a half-ass student and worked my butt off to earn both my AA and BA with honors. It's just a feeling I get when I know that I need to change something in my life.
So here I am in Europe. And I'll let you in on a secret, I'm not brave. I'm terrified! Buying those two tickets, both the first one to come in may and then the one to come back in July were some of the hardest things I've ever done in my life. I love certainty and order and plans. Not knowing what was coming next was terrifying. I am also a huge people-pleaser and my BF and family weren't wild about the idea. To put it mildly.
But it's really a gamble and the higher the stakes, the bigger the potential pay out. It was just something I had to summon up everything I had in my and do because I knew that if I didn't, I would always regret letting my fear get in the way of really living.
And anyone can live the life that they want and do things that make them happy. There were some things that I identified as things I was unhappy about with my life. To sum it up, I felt stuck in a rut and like my life didn't have either growth or direction. It was really, really hard for me to choose to change those things and I am still working on it everyday.
I have to make new friends (hard for a girl who has social anxiety in a group- gulp) and I'm prone to turning down invitations. I've decided not to turn down a single invitation while I'm here unless I have a really good reason (like a safety issue). I also have to conquer my fear of driving and drive in europe with it's tiny, twisty roads and high speed limits and sudden merges- I have a hard time doing that at home! Now add in not being able to read street signs, daily rain, and the fact that people park in the street and you've got a panic-inducing situation. On top of that, I want to feel like I am completely self-sufficient and I have the self-confidence in myself that I can handle any situation so that I won't let fear keep me from living life to the fullest.
I hope to blog a little more, but it is hard because I am really busy. If you have any questions, let me know and I'll answer them in another blog. With more pics. : )
I had an amazing time in Europe. I am quite seriously trying to move there. I'm getting a job lined up so I can get sponsored to live there, then I'm going to ship some clothes and stuff and then I'll buy a plane ticket and go. I got really lucky and I have an internship at an ad agency in new york in the fall so I think I'll live in Europe for the rest of the summer before moving to NY. This trip literally changed my life. I love Europe. I went to Paris (and lots of places in Germany) all by myself. It feels wonderful to know that I am able to get around in a country where I can't speak the language. It's hard. And you have to carry and use a pocket dictionary for everything but it is completely possible. I feel like I can do anything I set my mind to now. Since I've gotten home, I've been conquering my fears one at a time. I feel like I've grown more in the past month than I have in the past three years.
And I lost 13 lbs while in Europe while eating cheese, croissants, chocolate and coffee and I've kept it off since being home. People just eat really differently in Europe. Smaller portions, more fat, more flavor, better quality food... I love it. They aren't afraid of butter. They eat cookies for breakfast. Wine is 3-4 euros a bottle and it is perfectly normal to order a beer with breakfast.
Everything was so beautiful and rich in history. Everyday I felt like I walked out the front door and into one of my art history text books. I can't describe how amazing it was to see some of the things that I'd studied in school. It almost feels like being in love to see art that you know and it's right in front of you. Or walking into a cathedral that took 600 years to build and understanding the historical significance of how the walls are supported and why the windows look the way they do. I know not everybody likes or is as informed about art as I am (everyone has their passions- that's normal) but art, for me, is almost like flying. It takes you to places you just can't get to by foot. You can see things from another perspective. It has the power to make you feel and think and dream.
It was awesome: juliesproject.blogspot.com/2010/05/race-recap.html
Sorry to make you click through, the recap and pictures are in the link. I'm leaving for Europe tomorrow so I don't have a lot of time to re-load all the pictures to SP.
While I'm in Europe, I'll be posting pics and video to the blog (in case you're interested).
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Hey! Just wanted to let you know that I have been using a different blog lately.
It's kinda a work in progress, but that is where I will be posting more often. I've been starting to feel like maybe SP isn't the most appropriate place for my blogs now that I've moved away from weight loss and into just a healthy lifestyle. I'll still post some blogs here, but there will be a lot more over on my other blog and I will be posting everyday during my Europe trip from that blog. (!)


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PKP Bugzilla – Bug 6308
Custom Block Manager fatal error
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I'm trying to troubleshoot the following forum thread: http://pkp.sfu.ca/support/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6958&p=26896#p26896.
However, when I enable the Custom Block Manager, add two blocks, and click save, I get a blank page with the following errors:
[Thu Dec 16 13:28:57 2010] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] ocs2 has produced an error\n Message: WARNING: assert(): Assertion failed\n In file: /Users/jmacgreg/git/ocs/plugins/generic/customBlockManager/CustomBlockManagerPlugin.inc.php\n At line: 162\n Stacktrace: \n Server info:\n OS: Darwin\n PHP Version: 5.3.3\n Apache Version: Apache/2.2.15 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.2.15 OpenSSL/0.9.8l DAV/2 PHP/5.3.3 mod_fastcgi/2.4.2\n DB Driver: mysql\n DB server version: 5.1.38
[Thu Dec 16 13:28:57 2010] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function getPluginPath() on a non-object in /Users/jmacgreg/git/ocs/plugins/generic/customBlockManager/CustomBlockPlugin.inc.php on line 43
I'm not sure whether this has anything to do with Bug 6076 or not, and I don't believe it has anything to do with John's problem. I have a very recent git checkout, and have also very recently run the upgrade script.
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Even after the storm passes, the risks of getting sick or injured remain. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offer these tips to remain safe.
Prevent illness from water
Local authorities will tell you whether tap water is safe to drink or to use for cooking or bathing.
If the water is not safe to use, follow local instructions to use bottled water or to boil or disinfect water for cooking, cleaning or bathing.
For infants, use only pre-prepared canned baby formula. Do not use powdered formulas prepared with treated water.
Disinfect children's toys that have come in contact with water. Use a solution of 1 cup of bleach in 5 gallons of water to disinfect the toys. Let toys air dry after cleaning. Some toys, such as stuffed animals and baby toys, cannot be disinfected; they should be discarded.
Prevent carbon monoxide poisoning
Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas that is produced by many types of equipment and is poisonous to breathe.
Don't use a generator, pressure washer, charcoal grill, camp stove or other gasoline- or charcoal-burning device inside your home, basement or garage or near a window, door or vent.
Don't run a car or truck inside a garage attached to your house, even if you leave the door open.
Don't heat your house with a gas oven.
If your carbon monoxide detector sounds, leave your home immediately and call 911. Seek prompt medical attention if you suspect carbon monoxide poisoning and are feeling dizzy, lightheaded or nauseated.
Avoid floodwater and mosquitoes
Follow all warnings about water on roads.
If you have to work in or near floodwater, wear a lifejacket. If you are caught in an area where floodwater is rising, wear a life jacket, or use some other type of flotation device.
Prevent mosquito bites by wearing long pants, socks and long-sleeved shirts and by using insect repellents that contain DEET or Picaridin.
Pace yourself and get support
Be alert to physical and emotional exhaustion or strain. Set priorities for cleanup tasks and pace the work.
Try not to work alone. Don't get exhausted.
Ask your family members, friends or professionals for support.
If needed, seek professional help.
Identify and throw away food that might not be safe to eat
• Throw away food that might have come in contact with flood or stormwater.
Throw away canned foods that are bulging, opened or damaged.
Throw away food that has an unusual odor, color or texture.
• Throw away perishable foods (including meat, poultry, fish, eggs and leftovers) that have been above 40 degrees for two hours or more.
• Thawed food that contains ice crystals or is 40 degrees or below can be refrozen or cooked.
• If cans have come in contact with floodwater or stormwater, remove the labels, wash the cans, and dip them in a solution of 1 cup (240 milliliters) of bleach in 5 gallons of water.
Relabel the cans with a marker.
Clean up and prevent mold growth
Clean up and dry out the building quickly — within 24 to 48 hours. Open doors and windows.
Take out items that have soaked up water and that cannot be cleaned and dried.
Fix water leaks. Use fans and dehumidifiers and open doors and windows to remove moisture.
To remove mold, mix 1 cup of bleach in 1 gallon of water, wash the item with the bleach mixture, scrub rough surfaces with a stiff brush, rinse the item with clean water, then dry it or leave it to dry.
Check and clean heating, ventilating and air-conditioning systems before use.
To clean hard surfaces that do not soak up water and that might have been in contact with floodwater, first wash with soap and clean water.
Next disinfect with a mixture of 1 cup of bleach in 5 gallons of water and allow to air dry.
Wear rubber boots, rubber gloves and goggles when cleaning with bleach.
Open windows and doors to get fresh air. Never mix bleach and ammonia.
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Library details: Tularosa Public Library is a Public library.
This library is affiliated with the library system that serves Tularosa, NM. The collection of the library contains 14000 volumes. The library circulates 15223 items per year. The library serves a population of 2865 residents .
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The now Oscar-winning Spike Jonze movie 'Her' explores how our relationship with technology may change as it becomes more sophisticated
Finally it's happening. You're on stage. Under the lights. Staring out into the audience. A conference of hundreds. A sea of faces, each focused on you, hungry for your insights, primed for your wisdom. You smile and your gaze drops to the autocue. It's dead. The carefully crafted words locked away and, in the panic that washes over you, completely irretrievable from your mind...
The annual pilgramage to CES this year created quite an impression. The big themes were relentless connectivity and tracking, the concept of the Internet of Everything from Cisco, basically the intersection of humans, objects and technology and finally wearable technology.
The CES 2014 showcased a plethora of gadgetry designed benefit those people in our society who are more vulnerable.
This week, the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has certainly shown that if a tech product isn't linked up to a consumer's lifestyle, it's just not fully embracing 'technology'. It's fair to say that everyone wants a piece of the tech pie.
Wearable tech is hot on the lips of every attendee at the 2014 CES, which is underway in Las Vegas. But with smartwatches having so far failed to capture our imaginations, manufacturers could have their work cut out to convince us we should be wearing our gadgets, rather than holding them.
A big theme amidst the gadgetry at CES this year, The Connected Home, is turning into a real-life domestic internet you live in. So what exactly could your home look like by 2020?
As part of DG MediaMind's Innovation Team, I was lucky enough to visit Las Vegas for the annual technology gadget overload that is CES. This year's sh...
Thirty years ago a "thinking car" was the stuff of fantasy TV dramas. Three decades later a new breed of intelligent automobiles have driven off the set of Knight Rider and onto our roads making it easier than ever before to navigate from place to place.
The local tourist campaign says what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Actually last week, the idea was that what happens in Vegas ends up in your living room, your pocket or even your kitchen.
At CES this year, Victorinox announced their latest offering - the Victorinix SSD, which is both a Swiss Army Knife and also a 1 TB (you read that correctly, 1 TB) solid state drive (SSD).
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Take Two for February 25, 2013
Scientists use 3-D printing to create body parts from scratch
Lindsay France, Cornell University, via AP
Cornell University biomedical engineer Lawrence Bonassar holds the scaffolding for an ear. His laboratory is using a 3-D printer and cartilage-producing cells to create the ear.
Making body parts from scratch sounds like the stuff of science fiction novels, but scientists are already creating artificial organs and tissue with the help of machines.
This month, Cornell University researchers demonstrated how they could make a new ear with a 3-D printer, using living cells as the printer jet ink. With more on medical 3-D printing is Quentin Hardy, Deputy Technology Editor of the New York Times.


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Aware his presence only puts Scully and William in jeopardy Mulder once again disappears, but at least this time it is his own choice. A frustrated Agent Doggett tries to find Mulder so he can proceed with his investigation against Deputy Director Kersh, but Scully and Skinner finally convince him to drop his case.
Mulder is missing and assumed dead
although Scully experiences a vision in which he is still alive.
After Mulder's disappearance, Scully returns to FBI headquarters to find Special Agent John Doggett heading up a FBI manhunt for her partner.
As Mulder lies in a neurological unit, his brain under attack by a deadly onslaught of electrical impulses, Scully struggles to decipher strange symbols covering a spacecraft found submerged off West Africa's Ivory Coast. But the connection between these two phenomena is just the first of many challenges the agents are destined to confront.
Two agents from vastly different backgrounds join forces to solve cases the FBI has labeled X-Files.
After Scully helps him fake his own death, Mulder breaks into The Pentagon and obtains a metal vial containing a chip that will ultimately prove to be a cure for Scully's cancer. Scully forms a bond with Cassandra Spender, a woman who claims to have been abducted by aliens multiple times.
The X-Files has been shut down and Mulder and Scully are separated. Scully finds herself teaching classes at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, while Mulder is assigned to surveillance duty.
After Mulder's informant X is shot and killed by the Syndicate, he finds a valuable new ally. Mulder and Krycek travel to Tunguska, where Mulder is captured and imprisoned. Russian researchers infect Mulder with the black oil -- only to miraculously cure him. When Scully is diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer, Mulder becomes convinced that the disease is linked to her alien abduction.
When a terrorist bomb destroys a building in Dallas, Texas FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully are drawn into a dangerous conspiracy surpassing anything they've ever encountered.
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Musician rocks a tune on his guitar while having brain surgery
Brain surgery and wailing on your guitar don't usually go together, but a California musician was able to help his doctors by staying awake and strumming some tunes while they worked on his noggin.
Brad Carter was suffering from debilitating tremors due to Parkinson's disease, so his doctors decided to implant a special type of pacemaker in his brain that can help to control them. The only problem is, the implant needs to be positioned perfectly to be effective, and that's hard to do without some real time feedback from the patient.
Carter's solution was to get the surgery done under local anesthesia, so he could stay awake and respond as the surgeons poked around with the implant. Because he's a musician, he figured the best way would be to crank out some tunes as they worked.
I just hope the surgeon didn't start bopping along to the music as he was poking around in Brad's brain.
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Rancho Andalucia
"...Only ask, and he will weave a spell to light the dark recesses of your being, spinning around you a web of sweet delights. He will be your children's playmate; a child himself, he'll do no harm. He'll pardon like no other your omissions, errors, thoughtless handling. His back, a throne of feathers, will bear you smoothly at the trot and gallop. He'll go where others dare not. He'll stand firm where others flee in terror. You'll discover that the piroutte is easy, that a rein back can go on forever, that you need not be a great rider to perform airs above the ground. At the spur's light touch he'll take flight with the wind, bearing you safly through the air laden with long forgotten fragrance. With him, the distant mountians will be clearer, brighter the light of the stars, the trilling of the nightingale more joyful, sweeter the gurgling of the streams. And at last you'll understand why he was e'er the chosen one of kings."
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When the Romans, who built an empire on limestone, aged wine in the caves of abandoned quarries and catacombs, they were adopting a winemaking practice that was already ancient, and is still widespread in Europe today.
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Hey guys hows it going I'm new here but not necessarily new to training. I've gone through a few different transformations over the past few years all using different methods of eating and training. Most of the time though my results hit a glass ceiling and I never really left what seems to be a comfort zone in terms of perspective. For the most part as my profile says I'm 195 and about 13-14% BF. Ive fluctuated from that to 185 and maybe a little lower than 13% but that part I can't confirm. I've used all types of bro science methodology and about last summer I began to become more fascinated with the idea of IF. I was doing a very very loose version of LeanGains because my ignorance caused me to believe IF was just another name for LeanGains.. stupid mistake I know. Anyways I've done alot more research and now I'm ready to hit the ground running on this because up until now my loose practice has actually yielded me some good-decent results. some days I look leaner than others.. other days I'm on bloat mode all day lol..
When I follow some sort of practice I tend to have very very specific question because I think of alot of variables and free radicals in a theory. I would ask Martin himself if it were possible but cmon we all know thats not going to happen. Anyways I'll lay out a few questions and hopefully some people can answer them to the best of their abilities if not I appreciate any piece of lasting wisdom.
I'm 22 years old ,195(loosely) and 13%
on a 5x5 routine here are some of my stats
incline bench: 235lb
flat bench: 225lb(probably higher but I think I burnout from doing Incline as my first workout on chest days)
Squat: 335lb
weighted chinups: 45-55lb(on top of bodyweight obviously)
deadlift:just started literally 2 days ago again after a hiatus so I'm 255 there
These numbers could def improve within the next few months/years. To some these numbers may be irrelevant but I posted them so some other people may have a good gauge of who they're dealing with strength wise so they can help me better.
I'm looking to perform a successful cut.. maybe get down to 10-11% BF or even 12 % if thats what it would take to make me look lean enough. The mirror concerns me more than a hard number in terms of the look.. strength I don't dare try to sacrafice (within reason of course) for a look though. so in other words
1.what BF/weight should I be shooting for on this cut to achieve being lean while not losing (and even enhancing) the strength I got going on up there.
2.I read the rippedbody.jp guide that helps people figure out their macros for leangains. Although he's not martin he is actually providing a bit more math that helps ease my mind from being told "go this far but don't go to far".. I need numbers.. even if I'm just going to round off. So I need to know if when calculating my BMR do I use my current weight? or do I use the desired weight in my formula?
3.Can you guys give me a ballpark of your Macro ratio? obviously not everyone's is the same.. I have my own and I want to compare in terms of frequency of how many people have this and that in a ballpark fashion.
3.I have no trouble hitting my macros but sometimes it seems I'm lacking in calories.. I know its simple math but for whatver Reason A guy like me should be eating around 3100 calories on a training day and 2000 on a rest day.. The rest day Macros are obviously easy. The Training day macros are a bit harder even with straight up scarfing down carbs. Part of this issue might be because Martin instructs us to eat our calories and not drink them. I usually drink 2 diff protein shakes on training day. cytogainer and 2 scoops of pure protein. Now that I'm trying to follow lean gains more carefully it seems the benefits of these shakes have changed for me. Now theyre good for keeping fat low on training days and getting a good amount of carbs also but is the pure protein atleast stopping me from having a more calorie rich/carb rich protein source?(besides it taste like **** compared to alot of other protein shakes I've had).
4.I'm going to post a typical view of my eating window during the week .anyone want to suggest anything in he meantime or post their own eating window mockups to give me some ideas?
That's about it for now I'm sure I'll come up with a thousand more questions.. Hopefully you guys can help out. here are some of my pics taken today so people can get a reference of the weight/BF stated above.
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Sharon Keeler Gisriel
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- Office Location
- 11811 US Highway 1, Suite 205
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- Office Phone
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- Cell Phone
- 561-889-6645
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As a second generation real estate agent, who is also a native Floridian, Sharon Keeler Gisriel offers a level of expertise and knowledge that can only come with experience. By combining her knowledge of the area with her high level of dedication and loyalty to her clients, Sharon is able to offer exceptional service to both buyers and sellers.
After watching her parents own and operate a private real estate company for more than 17 years, Sharon chose to join the real estate profession and to apply what she had learned from the success of her parents. She quickly went on to earn numerous awards within the industry, having earned at least one award every year since she became a real estate agent. Some of these include the Prudential Chairman's Circle, Honor Level, Leading Edge and President's Circle awards.
Having been raised in Juno Isles, Sharon offers a unique perspective for those who are interested in purchasing real estate in the area. With her caring nature and commitment to ethical standards, Sharon has helped numerous clients find and sell homes in Jupiter, Tequesta, Juno Beach, North Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens and the surrounding area.
Sharon currently resides in Jupiter with her husband and two dogs. As a concerned member of her community, Sharon has been teaming up with her mother and sister to provide Christmas gifts, food and toys to needy families for more than 20 years. When she's not helping her clients or volunteering in her community, Sharon enjoys spending time with family and friends and going on vacation to various beach towns.
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The Story of Milk
Dutch dairy cooperative FrieslandCampina felt that there was a need for its employees to be reminded about the magic of their core product: milk. Therefore, they commissioned 1Camera and Hugo Keijzer to make a mood film that would touch the people at FrieslandCampina and was totally committed to conveying only simple and pure message: "milk is mother nature's miracle." The film went on to become such a success that FrieslandCampina's CEO decided to make a TV commercial out of it as well.
Concept: Jasper Claus & Hugo Keijzer
Producer: Jasper Claus (1Camera)
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Veteran Cullman County judge joins GOP
CULLMAN, Ala. (AP) — One of the longest-serving officials in Cullman County has left the Democratic Party and joined the Republican Party.
Presiding District Judge Kim Chaney announced his switch at a meeting of the Cullman County Republican Party. Chaney had been a Democrat since his election in 1992, but he said the Republican Party better represents his core values. Members of the county party gave him a standing ovation Saturday.
The Cullman Times (http://bit.ly/WEzwnf ) reports that the switch by the judge leaves Cullman County School Board member Randy Hasenbein as the only Democrat holding a county office in Cullman County.
Democrats still hold a majority of the county courthouse offices statewide, but the number of Republicans has been increasing in recent years.
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After you sign up for a FREE DailyBurn Tracker account you can keep your own food journal and easily meet your health and dieting goals!
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History of Hymns
History of Hymns investigates the inception and evolution of the hymns of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The episodes include the history and progression of both the music and the text and feature interesting stories surrounding the creators and others involved in the development of a hymn. Also included are stories surrounding the performance or inclusion of the hymn in a variety of settings.
William Clayton was born in 1814 in northwestern England. At age 22 he joined the Church, as did his wife. In April 1846, Brother Clayton was a member of the first company of Mormon pioneers to trek to Utah. During the journey he composed new text to the music of a recently-popularized song, "All Is Well."


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If you decide to check out this famed rink, be prepared for hordes of children and slow-moving newbies. There won't be room for speed skating or fancy tricks, but braving the crowds is worth it for the priceless Central Park scenery. If you're a skating greenhorn yourself, take heart—Trump Rink is home to the largest learn-to-skate program in the country.
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My Homebirth
Giving birth to my child at home, with my three-year-old watching the whole time, proved to be a meaningful experience
By Mayim Bialik
The decision to have our second son at home, assisted by a licensed nurse midwife, turned into one of the most incredible, moving and profound experiences of my life.
Having our almost 3-year-old son witness it from his highchair was equally powerful.
During my pregnancy, Miles seemed pleased enough that my belly was growing, but he was not very verbal yet and he had no sentences that he could utter, so we used a lot of simple phrases to let him know I was carrying a tiny baby that would soon come out and be his brother. In addition, we did not believe in talking too much about the baby, since his expectations would probably in no way match reality.
This worked great, save for one small issue: how was I to prepare Miles for Mama in labor?
Including Miles in the Mix
Our pediatrician supported both our decision to have a homebirth and our innate desire to have our son be present. He emphasized that we should give Miles the choice of being there both before and during the birth process. If he wanted to leave, my husband should take care of him in another room while our midwife and doula (labor coach) tended to me.
With Miles, labor was intense and difficult and extended from my water breaking on a Friday to him being born the next Monday at 10 pm. Throughout the entire weekend that I was in labor, I took no drugs and used self-hypnosis to manage the surges of muscles contracting and stretching my body open. I vocalized deeply and quite loudly, but I never cried, screamed, or cursed. I hoped that my second labor would mirror this one in that respect, if only for the benefit of my son who we assumed would be watching.
But what if I wasn't so serene? What if I screamed and shrieked and cursed? Would that damage him? Scare him? Turn him off to becoming a father when he reached adulthood?
Our midwife had a 15 minute video showing real women having real homebirths which she lent to us. She herself was one of the midwives shown assisting with labor, and a skilled and well-known childbirth educator was also featured in the video, describing labor and birth to a group of real toddlers.
A Boy's First TV Experience
Now, my son had never watched television nor had he ever seen a video when we dragged a 9-inch television from the closet which had a built-in VHS player. I explained to Miles (who was almost 3 at this point) that we had a movie to show him about what would happen when "his" baby was ready to come out. My husband and I had pre-screened the movie (very smart), so we knew what would happen. Our midwife suggested that we watch the video with Miles first on mute, explaining to him in our words what was happening. Only after we watched it with no sound should we turn the sound on.
Well, two things happened with this little experiment. First, this was one of the first times Miles had ever seen television. It was all so novel. And he was so mesmerized by the lights, the patterns, and the remote control that he hardly seemed to notice that there was a baby coming out of a vagina.
Because television itself was so novel--so astounding--it took a few viewings just to get him to focus on the issues at hand. And second, once Miles got over the excitement of watching television, he watched intently and passionately as three families were followed from the start of labor right up to the umbilical cord being cut and the baby nursing for the first time.
He loved seeing the toddlers listening to the educator, demonstrating with a cloth doll what delivery of a baby and then the placenta would look like. I watched Miles' face carefully as the mothers in labor made what the video called "working sounds," vocalizing and using their entire bodies to birth their babies as fathers and older siblings watched from a distance. I held onto the remote's STOP button when the baby's heads crowned in each birth, waiting for him to freak out in some way. But he didn't. He had no notion of it being "weird," "gross," or "inappropriate." His innocence was sobering.
Miles' experience of watching the birth video was pleasantly uneventful in its stoicism and elegance. His was a simple understanding because it was presented as such: this is what birth looks like. This is what mamas do to get the baby out.
The Big Event
My own labor started at 5.30 am on a stormy Friday. At 6.30 am, my husband woke up with Miles and they watched me pacing, breathing heavily, and rocking on my hands and knees until our doula, midwife, and her assistant reached our home.
To my astonishment, by the time the assistant arrived first, I was ready to push. It was 8 am.
Miles was by then seated in his highchair in our living room, calmly eating a bowl of granola as my husband stood next to him, both of them watching me silently and intently as I was helped to a comfortable pushing position (the birth canal directed away from Miles, thank you very much).
Three pushes later, Frederick slithered out, and Miles was carried out of his highchair to cut the cord. A small spurt of blood startled him, and he promptly asked my husband to finish the job. Miles then sat down on the floor, and minutes later was handed a bundled up wide-eyed baby brother. He clung to that baby for enough minutes that the midwife had to separate them; she told us that she had never seen a toddler so entranced by holding a baby in her decades of experience.
I wish I could tell you that Miles' initial love for his brother has been sustained for the past 2 years; that he loves his brother more than his fire trucks. But that would be a lie. Having Miles see his brother born in our living room was no solution to sibling rivalry, nor would I say it is the right thing for everyone. But for us, it was a beautiful and organic extension of our parenting philosophy: to let our children experience the world as it is, without being ruled by the fear of "What if?"
After we showed Miles the homebirth video, our previously mellow and gentle child started yelling for "more more more video video video." And while the drug-like desire for television was not something we wanted to deal with yet, that video helped prepare all of us for what it would look like the moment Miles' life changed forever; the moment he was no longer our one and only beloved son; the moment he became the protector of a cuddly chubby doppelganger; the moment his playmate and confidante entered the world as he watched from above; and the moment he clung so dearly to that bundle of flesh that had previously just been "baby" and was now "Miles' baby."


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Yummy Honey Recipes for the Family
Pooh Bear isn't the only guy that loves this treat! Celebrate National Honey Month this September with sweet spins on breakfast, snacks and more.
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Honey Vanilla Lemonade
This honey-infused drink from Rachael Ray is ideal for summer, but once you try it you'll want it all year round! Made with honey, fresh lemons and vanilla bean, this takes lemonade to the next level.