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America Tool & Engineering, Inc.
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Hagie Manufacturing Company
Iowa Mold Tooling Co., Inc.
Iowa Select Farms
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Kaplan University
Kelly Services
Larson Contracting Central
Lunds Food Holdings
Mental Health Center of North Iowa – Integrated Health Team
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Mid States Electric
Mitchell County Economic Development Commission
MOM Brands
Mosaic in North Central Iowa
North Iowa Broadcasting
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O'Reilly Auto Parts
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The Dimensional Group
Three Eagles Communications Company
Thrivent Financial
Timely Mission Nursing Home
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By Ruth Ann Krause Post-Tribune correspondent April 1, 2014 1:40PM
Updated: May 3, 2014 6:14AM
One of three men charged in the 1980 shooting of a Hammond police officer during a robbery has been found incompetent to stand trial.
Larry Mayes, 64, of Portage, was ordered to report to court next week to be sent to Logansport State Hospital for 90 days.
Lake Superior Court Judge Salvador Vasquez said Mayes could be there a shorter time or longer time for Indiana Department of Mental Health authorities to determine whether Mayes can regain competency and stand trial. Defense attorney Scott King said his client suffered a stroke.
Mayes, Pierre Catlett, 63, and James Hill, 51, of Gary, were charged in June 2012 with murder in the shooting death of Larry Pucalik during a robbery attempt on Nov. 14, 1980, at the Holiday Inn, 3830 179th St., Hammond, where Pucalik was off-duty and working security. No money was taken.
The case was reopened in early 2011 by the Northwest Indiana Major Crimes Task Force, which re-interviewed and took recorded statements from all the witnesses that could be located.
Mayes and Hill have been free on $10,000 cash bond since August 2012. Hill's case, which was set for trial, was dismissed last week at the discretion of the prosecutor's office. The murder charge can be refiled.
Catlett is serving a prison sentence at Stateville Correctional Center in Joliet, Ill.
Mayes' rape and robbery conviction from Nov. 17, 1980, kidnapping and sexual assault of a gas station clerk was overturned due to a lack of DNA evidence and circumstances surrounding the hypnosis of the clerk. Hill was granted post-conviction relief because of due process discovery violations.


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Sept. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Prices of high-risk, high-yield loans rebounded this week from the biggest monthly decline since November 2008, as investors returned to riskier asset classes on expectation of further economic stimulus by the Federal Reserve.
The Standard & Poor's/LSTA U.S. Leveraged Loan 100 Index rose 0.44 cent to 89.5 cents on the dollar yesterday. The measure, which tracks the 100 largest dollar-denominated first- lien leveraged loans, had its biggest two day gain since May 2009, after losing 5.7 percent in August. Citigroup Inc. is raising a $395 million collateralized loan obligation to be managed by Apidos Capital Management.
Investors have begun to return to riskier assets on the hopes of a third round of quantitative easing by the Fed after concerns grew that the European sovereign-debt crisis and flagging U.S. economic news could be an indication of a stalled global recovery. The cost to raise money in the leveraged-loan loan market last month increased to the highest level in more than a year.
"The bid for risk disappeared during the first week in August, and we've been building a base over the last few weeks," Christopher Garman, president of Orinda, California- based Garman Research LLC, said in an e-mail yesterday. "The recent rebound in risk assets has picked up steam based on expectations of a QE3."
Returns on leveraged loans, which are rated below Baa3 by Moody's Investors Service and BBB- by Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings, fell from 2.04 percent at the beginning of August to negative 2.94 percent at the end of the month. Returns for August were down 4.91 percent.
The S&P 500 Index fell 5.68 percent in August to 1,218.89. The index was up 2.35 percent this week through yesterday, closing at 1,204.42.
Federal Reserve Pledge
The Federal Open Market Committee pledged in its Aug. 9 statement to keep its key interest rate at a record low at least through mid-2013 in an attempt to boost the economic recovery. The benchmark interest rate has been at zero to 0.25 percent since December 2008.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said Aug. 26 at a conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, that the central bank still has tools to stimulate a recovery that has been weaker than forecast. At last year's event, he foreshadowed the Federal Open Market Committee's second round of quantitative easing when it purchased $600 billion of Treasuries.
"Fed Chairman Bernanke, in his Jackson Hole speech, sought to reassure the market the Fed will do all it can to restore higher growth and employment while maintaining price stability, but stopped short of signaling QE3 was imminent," analysts wrote in an Aug. 29 Babson Capital Market research report. "He also implied lawmakers could be more helpful creating pro-growth fiscal policies."
Loan Spreads
The spread on first-lien institutional term loans for all speculative-grade corporate ratings rose to 5.24 percentage points on Aug. 25, the highest level since July 2010, according to S&P's Leveraged Commentary & Data. The average spread was at a record low of 2.43 percent in March 2007.
Companies sold $3.02 billion of new debt last month, down from $27.6 billion in July and this year's peak of $69.5 billion in February, according to S&P LCD. This year $442 billion of the debt has been arranged, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Citigroup is raising the $395 million Apidos CLO VII, which is expected to include a $264.4 million piece rated AAA by S&P, according to two people with knowledge of the deal.
The Apidos fund may also include a $40 million AA piece, a $27.8 million A slice, a $16 million BBB piece and a $15 million BB slice, said the people, who declined to be identified because the terms are private. There is also $31.7 million of subordinated notes.
CLOs are a type of collateralized debt obligation that pool high-yield, high-risk loans and slice them into securities of varying risk and return.
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Economists have lowered their U.S. growth forecasts for the year to a median of 1.75 percent, down from 2.7 percent three months ago, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The European Central Bank began purchasing Spanish and Italian bonds on Aug. 8 to try to stabilize the debt markets in those countries as the credit crisis threatened to engulf more countries. The yield on Italian 10-year bonds rose to 6.195 percent Aug. 4 before sliding to 5.29 Aug. 8. The debt currently has a yield of 5.36 percent. Ten-year Spanish yields peaked at 6.32 percent July 18 and recently traded at 5.1 percent.
"QE3 expectations may be a window of opportunity for managers to claw back some lost performance, but the macro environment is still deteriorating both here and in Europe," Garman wrote. "Unless they ''go big'' with QE3, the bid for risk may be short-lived."
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BRUSSELS U.S and Afghanistan officials said Tuesday that they are confident tribal elders and the Afghan population will agree to keep U.S. and coalition troops in the country after 2014, even as a senior U.S. military official warned of high profile attacks and assassinations leading up to Afghanistan's presidential elections next year.
The comments come amid persistent uncertainty about the security agreement, including provisions allowing the U.S. military to continue to conduct counterterrorism operations and insuring that U.S. military courts, not the Afghans, would maintain legal jurisdiction over American forces that stay in the country.
A senior U.S. official said that Afghan Defense Minister Bismillah Mohammadi told U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel that he has strong confidence that the agreement would be endorsed soon and that the vast majority of Afghans support it. The two spoke during a NATO meeting where leaders were getting updates on the war and progress of the Afghan forces.
In a separate discussion, a senior U.S. military official said he is pretty confident that the agreement will be signed, adding that he has spoken to Afghans at every level and none have said the bilateral security agreement was a bad idea.
The military official also said that Afghans recognize that keeping U.S. and coalition troops in the country after 2014 to train and assist the Afghan forces is key to getting the more than $4 billion in financial support that allied nations have pledged to provide.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the issues publicly due to NATO rules.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and President Hamid Karzai reached an agreement about a week ago on the key elements of a deal that would allow American troops to stay after 2014, when combat troops are scheduled to leave. One key unresolved issue - which is a deal breaker for the U.S. - is whether U.S. military courts maintain legal jurisdiction over the troops.
The U.S. official said Hagel made it clear to Mohammadi that jurisdiction is a must for the security agreement.
Karzai said that issue must be discussed by the consultative assembly of tribal elders, or Loya Jirga, before he makes a decision.
The national meeting is expected to start between Nov. 19 and 21 and could last as long as a week, with as many as 3,000 people attending. The Loya Jirga is not binding but Karzai is likely to follow it. The agreement would then have to be ratified by the Afghan Parliament.
There have been repeated worries that the complex agreement could fall apart in much the same way that U.S. negotiations with Iraqi leaders collapsed over the issue of troop immunity. The U.S. then pulled all of its troops out of Iraq.
Officials Tuesday sought to present a more optimistic view of the Afghan situation, while still acknowledging that there are still challenges ahead.
In particular, the military official warned that based on intelligence reports and discussions with Afghans, the U.S. is expecting the Taliban to try to disrupt April's elections with high-profile attacks and targeted killings aimed at candidates and high-level officials.


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However, there lay in other areas beautiful beaches and quiet backwaters…simple villages and lively towns…delicious eats and plenty of friendly smiles.
As one of the two official languages, English is widely spoken. Add to that the extremely low cost of living, and India lands itself as a potential destination on many an expat's list.
Again, beyond that, the failed infrastructure challenges even savvy travelers. For example, most local maps are wrong. Not just out of date, but drawn wrong. So you need to ask people how to get from place to place. Indians, like so many others in poor countries, tend to make up answers rather than admit they don't know where you're talking about. It's frustrating and difficult…but temptingly cheap. Quality lunches can often be found for around 50 cents, and you can set yourself up in a hotel for around US$9 a night on the beach (see Kovalam).
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Okay, I give. I am doing it. I miss PPWM too much.
I want to babble. I think you all want to babble. So let's babble here and then go back to PPWM when they finally get us fixed. I know, it's discouraging now, but I am too optimistic for my own good. I do think iVillage will get this mess fixed. One day.
For those not on FB, Shelly is monitoring Waylon, debating on a trip to Pitt. He ran a fever all day yesterday and most of the night. At her last check in, he's down to 99. She's calling the coordinator this morning.
I had my work party last night. I took a platter of Jalapeno Cheese Grits. I have never had 6 people ask me for a recipe before. I heard they were, "on point" and "ready." I love it when I bring the most popular dish. There wasn't a scrap left.
Off to get dressed for work. As of 3:00 today I am done until January 2nd. And then I can start counting down for my spring break beach trip.
|Wed, 05-15-2013 - 4:32am
Only have a min but have to agree with Guss -
your kid hangs himself and you had no clue he was depressed- there are signs..
My 11 year old neice didn't like bullying so she started an anti bullying group! they have went to girls scout groups and talked and to PTO meetings-
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Hello ladies:-)
Sandy sorry your MIL and Dad aren't doing well! I will keep them in my prayers, and you too that has to be rough...
Tracy that dress code is serious business, that is crazy!
Daisy I would talk to the nurse too, hopefully the other thing was just a cyst so they aren't breezing over it maybe???
Well to weigh in on the Christian school thing, Evey goes to a private Christian school for pre-school now. The price is decent, and there is no dress code(I mean they are 2 and a half to 4 year old kids in the school) and there are tons of school. I think for me the big thing would be the amount of students in the school, and the price, I think I remember you posting once about a very small school is this the same one? Kids need to be encouraged to be social, its something that have to learn and in a super small school that just isn't possible. Plus who really has like $600 a month to spend on tuition in this economy ya know? Evey's school is opening up a kindergarden next fall for $690 a month!!! That almost my mortgage! Anyways I think one of the big thing with bullies is that kids don't talk to their parents, it wouldn't be a big concern with me to send my kids to that school, because my kids talk to me as I am sure Waylon and Jeffrey do to you too. Its those kids who have those hands off parents who aren't involved that end up with the depression ya know? Worry about your kid being bullied BEFORE they are bullied will just give you gray hair:-) While its sad, it seems to me like somebody had their head in the sand for their kid to be so depressed they were suicidal and they didn't realize it, ya know????
Anyways so its been gorgeous here for the past couple days and is supposed to stay nice all week! Evey has her program at school and end of year stuff Friday, her last day is Monday though. So yeah I actually have to take care of my own kid for like a month, don't that suck? LOL Garrett is pulling up to stand and in all kinds of trouble because well he can be....And I have just been hanging out, started calorie counting again today, and worked out, I need to I get in a fund otherwise....
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David is still in Va, he will be home like the 24th of May his school was cut short because they don't do some field thing anymore so yeah....
|Tue, 05-14-2013 - 5:54pm
Sandy I'm glad your MIL is doing well but sad about your dad. Is the skin cancer spreading more? I'm sorry about that.
I am not sure what is going on with my mom and that cyst/tumor. Ashleigh took her for her day after shot Friday and said that they told her the ultrasound showed the chemo was working very good. But they never mentioned the other thing. So, I am going to call to see if they will talk to me. I have gotten to know the nurse, Dee, pretty well after sitting with my mom for 21 hours now (total of the 3 sessions I've taken her to). So, I think she will talk to me. I just need to remember to do it. When I get to work I am so stinking busy I don't remember to do anything!
Tracy, I agree with you about the public schools having way more to offer special needs kids. My sister took Kendra out of a Christian school so she could put her in public school and avail themselves of their resources for her. It was a good thing for Kendra. Shortly thereafter, they took Erica out too and she went to public school and got involved in the "Dolls" dance troupe at Dulles HIgh School in Sugar Land. I totally agree also that there are good kids and bad kids in ALL schools. Like I said earlier, some of the kids my girls were in school with had been permanently expelled from public schools. One of Ashleigh's underclassmates was found to have a 'hit list' in his locker one year.
I only gave a couple of the dress code requirements, Tracy... but all of your sound like theirs with the exception of shorts... no shorts at all... and the girls all had to wear dresses or skirts every day. No pants at all.
Shelly, I wasn't trying to talk you out of sending the boys to a Christian School... just wanted you to be prepared.
|Tue, 05-14-2013 - 1:29pm
Sandy ~ Sorry to hear that your dad isn't doing well. Prayers going up for him!!!
|Tue, 05-14-2013 - 12:26pm
I was going to comment on how I don't have any missing posts, BUT I do. The last person to post is Gaye, but the last one I can read is Sandy. I wonder if this will post or be lost in space forever.
|Tue, 05-14-2013 - 11:40am
I haven't been able to log in for a couple of days, and could not even get on to post the roll call on the board I CL. Just want you all to know I have tried to read and keep up with all of you every day, and I haven't jumped ship.
When I do log in, it is like iVillage doesn't recognize my keystrokes or something, and I can't type more than a few words, going back to fix letters that didn't "take." Too frustrating for words.
I'm alive and well and busy, busy, busy packing up my house for the flooring installation next Monday.
|Tue, 05-14-2013 - 10:20am
Well holly cow it finally said I was authorized to post! I was starting to get the feeling I had over stayed my welcome.
Any way someone asked about my MIL - she is home and doing fine after being in the hospital because they thought she might have had a heart attack after her surgery.
My Dad is in the hospital and not doing very well.
Work tossed be a blow on Friday.
So things are not so great on the home front BUT I can now get back on here so I guess that's a good thing right?
|Tue, 05-14-2013 - 8:32am
wow. that is a dress code. I think we have obvious ones. No tanks less than an inch at the shoulder (no spaghetti straps), Shorts must be fingertip length. No holes in jeans above the knees. No bra straps showing.
Happy Anniversary Missy & Ray!!
|Tue, 05-14-2013 - 7:55am
This school is super small, and I know that it isn't a "bubble" but it is an option we are looking into. I will know more after meeting with them Thursday.
As for moving, it won't be anytime soon. We know we need a bigger house, this one is just too cramped for all 4 of us. P has over 300 acres with free gas, so once we make a decisionetc, wewill be moving over there. Like I said, no time soon.
Did Sandy happen tosay how her MIL is doing? Sure do miss her!!
Nothing planned for today. Just laundry and thats about it.
|Tue, 05-14-2013 - 7:12am
Good Morning ladies!
Happy anniversary Missy and Ray!!! did you do anything special?
Tracy- wow strict dress code for DD! sounds like it would be easier to just wear a uniform! its going to be weird having a kid eventually in school wearing regular clothes!
Okay I need to go and make coffee.. but I better post this in case ivillage decides to log me out...
Have a great day everyone!


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ShelbyLA - From Start to Finish with (h)HCG
Hi all!
Just wanted to share my story here as I am a low-carb success!
I began my weight loss journey in my early teens, as we women so often do, with calorie restriction. I am a tall gal and in high school, after the onset of those LOVELY hormones, I "ballooned" up to the 140's. Emphasis on the ballooned because at 5'7" or so, I was by no means seriously overweight, I just wanted to be thinner. I started eating less and went so far one summer as to only eat watermelon for weeks at a time. If I had known then what I know now about the sugar content of watermelon...oy! I spent years after high school tinkering with weight loss via calorie restriction in the 80's, fat restriction in the 90's (cabbage soup anyone?), and excessive exercise, supplementation (CLA, glucomannen, acai, hoodia), and counseling programs (Weight Watcher, Jenny Craig) in the early 2000's. I bought into the fiber craze and ate raw foods and lots and lots of psyllium. And still I struggled with my weight.
Fast forward to 2004 when I was stationed in London for a year. At this point, I was frustrated that my attempts at weight loss weren't yielding the results I wanted. I ate healthy (most of the time), I exercised regularly. I was out of options...until I decided to try Atkins. I started at around 180 pounds, and again, at 5'9", I was overweight but not obese. To my surprise, the Atkins WOE and lifestyle agreed with me and over the course of the next 8 month, I lost 35 pounds, putting me in the low 140's. I came back to America, thin, happy and resolved to stick to a LC lifestyle.
Well, that resolution lasted until I got my hands on some of the LC products in America that weren't available to me in England on my initial foray into low-carb. Dreamfields, Atkins shakes, pork rinds, artificial sweeteners all contributed to a slide back into eating more processed foods and fewer whole foods. I remember the day that I decided to eat sugar for the first time again. It was a friend's birthday and I let myself be talked into having a piece of cake. I had returned from England in February, the birthday cake was early August, and by late 2005, I had regained all my weight and then some.
Having always had heavy hips and thighs (that no diet would touch), I decided on liposuction surgery in early 2006. At the time I weighed around 180 (again!), with most of that weight disproportionally distributed in my lower body. The lipo resulted in great re-shaping and a loss of about 6 or 7 pounds and resulting diet and exercise plan got me down into the upper 150's at my lowest but...life happened and I ended up gaining the weight back. While post-lipo, you gain weight differently, you still gain it. Now, I had backfat and batwings (which I had never had before) and MORE weight on my legs.
I recommitted (again) to low carb in early 2007 but struggled with slow to non-existent weight loss. Over the next couple of years, I tried Atkins, I tried South Beach, I tried various forms of VLC eating including Meat & Eggs and Zero Carb. Each attempt left me frustrated and looking for a better way. Around the same time, I started investigating a long-standing thyroid and adrenal problem. After a lot of trial and error (with a LOT of learning along the way), I optimized my hormones and my meds but I still couldn't maintain my weight, much less lose. (Anyone who thinks that optimizing your thyroid will magically make you lose weight--think again!) I had one period where I was eating meat & eggs for 3 months and I lost 6 pounds. One night I decided to "treat" myself and ate...BROCCOLI. The next day, every single one of those pounds was back on.
During my thyroid journey, I had a doctor recommend hcg injections to me. I listened patiently until he got to the "500 calories per day" part. I said, "500 calories per day? You have GOT to be kidding me! I eat more than that for breakfast! I think I'll just try the old-fashioned diet-and-exercise plan, thanks." What I was thinking was "You just want me to come into your office for 6 weeks, pay you $150 a week, for a placebo. ANYONE would lose weight on 500 calories per day! (Jacka$$!)" I had a few issues with this particular doctor anyway (love me some endocrinologists! ) so I really just put this in another one of his scam buckets. But it stayed in the back of my mind. I mean who wouldn't want to lose 30 pounds in 30 days?
I continued to struggle with my weight and at the beginning of 2011, I weighed in at 210 pounds. My heaviest ever and well into the obese category for someone who is 5'9". I ran into a friend who had tried the hhcg method with some success so I bought some supplies, set myself up for a mini-cleanse before the round (a left-over from my "candida cleanse" beliefs), and got set to jump into the 500 calorie per day plan. Immediately prior to my start, I had a low blood sugar episode (complete with crying, migraine, and biting off the heads of various co-workers) so I was hesitant that eating 500 calories per day would work for me. But I was resolved...so off I went, into hhcg-land.
I did my first round on hhcg drops and lost 24 pounds in 33 days, with nary a low-blood sugar episode during the entire time. Including the 10 pounds I lost during my mini-cleanse, I was down to 175. I took the protocol-prescribed P3 and P4 breaks, with my P4 ending with a 10 day Mexican cruise where I ate anything and everything. I came back exactly 2 pounds heavier than when I left and immediately jumped into loading for my second round. My second round I lost another 24 pounds and dropped from overweight into solidly normal range at 151. I maintained between 150 and 155 easily, eating 2000+ calories daily, from May 2011 to January of 2012. If I was over my window, I did a correction day and dropped right back down. I was able to eat fruit and limited amount of complex carbs with little trouble. In January, I loaded for a final round to try and take off those pesky last 10 pounds. The round was a minimum round of 23 days and I dropped to 140, seeing the 130's briefly in my last vlcd without the hcg. hHCG allowed me to lose ~50 pounds in 2 rounds and two months of active dieting and ~70 pounds in a year.
Unlike my other two rounds, the January round did NOT stick well. I am guessing that eating 4000+ calories my first day of P3 which included dairy, nuts, and lots of sweets wasn't the best idea? All on P3 legal but still... Or, despite being up almost 5 pounds the next day, not doing a correction day?? I popped up to the mid-140's and couldn't seem stay in the low-140's. Over the past couple of months, I tried a few different stabilizing plans including JUDDD and the Leptin re-set but nothing really seemed to help keep me in my happy place.
When push came to shove, I decided that the magic of hcg could work one more time and help me STICK the weight that I want. I am nearing the end of my 4th and hopefully LAST round, using the prescription hcg this time. This morning I weighed in at 137.9. 10+ pounds down of real fat in the last 2 weeks. This week I will increase protein portions to stop the weight loss and fix the weight. P3 will be by the book and by the standard recommendations this time--no messing with chocolate pecan torte on day 1! And if I can't stick this weight, well, that means I need to learn to live with the 150's. It means that I will be a size 4/6 instead of a size 2/4. And that's ok. I know that I can maintain in a healthy range for the rest of my life. And that is FANTASTIC.
I don't know what the future might hold as far as diet goes. I continue to learn about metabolism and diet and the impact of what we ingest on our bodies. I will always be a low-carb fan though and I am a living hcg success story!
Thanks for letting me tell it.
Pre-hhCG cleanse (P1) - 01/03/11, 12 days, 210->200
hhCG round 1 - 01/15/11, 32 days, drops, 10/10/10, 200->175
hhCG round 2 - 04/15/11, 38 days, drops & pellets, 10/4/10, 177->154
hhCG round 3 - 01/03/12, 23 days, pellets, 3/3/3, 157->141
_hCG round 4 - 05/05/12, 24 days, rx hCG, 125iU, 148->136
_hCG round 5 - 08/11/12, 26 days, rx hCG, 125iU, 159->140
_hCG round 6 - 08/05/13, 26 days, rx hCG, 150-200iU, 160->146
_hCG round 9 - 09/04/14, 31 days, rx hCG, 150iU, ~172->153
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Shelby, thank you so much for posting your story complete with pics. It is so encouraging to me to see your success. You look absolutely beautiful.
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Wow what an amazing transformation! Congrats
Join Date: Dec 2010
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Thank you everyone! It's been quite a journey!
Netrition my first three rounds, both drops and pellets. My last round I did prescription injections. No real discernible difference between the hunger or weight loss levels between the hhCG or the injections, although I found the injections to be much more convenient.
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Start Date: 8/30/2003/ back for good 7/9/2007
Thank you so much. I just placed my order for the drop and the pellets.... I wanted the injections but they seem complicated. Do these drops have the hcg in them???? You look so good. I have look at your pictures and was just blown away... I have been on atkins for 4 months and have lost 20 pounds.... I had a Dr tell one of my customers to go on the hcg diet she had lost 30 pounds....I have joined every diet forum to see what was the best hcg drops.When I seen your pics I knew you had to be real..Thanks for the info. I will let you know how it goes.. I did the 3 day priority mail.. I need to know about the cleanse..I will look that up...
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Wow! You look awesome!!!!
Are you doing a specific exercise program now?
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My exercise program is...ehem...as little exercise as possible? Seriously though, I have never ever been a huge fan of exercise (except, oddly, when told I am not ALLOWED to exercise! ) so I do as little as I can get away with. Right now that amounts to treadclimber 30 minutes 3x per week, power yoga 60 minutes 1x per week. I suppose I should start adding weights back in...<sigh> I will be going scuba diving in a couple of weeks so hoping that helps counteract those margaritas and daiquiris in Mexico...
Very Gabby LCF Member!!!
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Location: Granbury, Texas
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Stats: 217.4/199.4/145
WOE: HCG R?P2 restart 11/27/2013
Start Date: June 2000/restart August 2007/restart May 2012
Seriously? Your pictures look like you work out all the time! Your calves are amazing!
And your abs too!
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Location: Midwest
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Stats: 5'6" - 188.2/182.4/140
WOE: Low Carb
Start Date: June 23,2012
When I went to the Netrition site, I see no information for hhcg or the Intermountain brand... Does the brand or type of hhcg matter so much? I'm just learning about this and I have been very skeptical in the past, but your results are hard to ignore! Congrats!
Were you under the care of a doctor through this? What I mean is, a doctor who specifically guided you through it? Otherwise, how do you know what to do and for how long, etc.?
Are you currently eating low carb?
I apologize for all the questions. Your history of ups and downs is very similar to mine, so your recent success gives me hope!
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Location: Sunny AZ
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Start Date: July 14, 2003 - every day!!
Shelby!!! Just popping in to see your "story". Dang girl!! You need some round 4 pics. I can't imagine you being any skinnier than those last pics. you look great!! Slim and lean!! WTG!! You're really an inspiration to me, and I know many others too!! Thanks so much for sharing, encouraging, inspiring and challenging us all!! Makes me want to push on to lower weights.
Keep up the good work smokin' hot mama!! And let's see those Mexico pictures!
Join Date: Dec 2010
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Here are a couple of pics from the Cancun trip... Not as comparison ready as the ones above but ok to be able to see what maintenance looks like... (I came back 5 pounds up from 10 days of eating and drinking everything in sight and I will TAKE it! )
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Start Date: Began losing 10/08. Working off last 20 lbs.
HA! You look so tiny and awesome! That tan is impressive, too (the black and white avatar of mine isn't lying, I am about as white as a sheet of paper ).
Seriously, way to go on the hCG and maintenance, too. You look better than a lot of women in their twenties!
Way too much time on my hands!
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Gorgeous just gorgeous girl!!! I know you had fun on your trip. Fabulous job hon.
This reminds me that I AM doing the right thing. I just got asked today why I need to lose weight LOL. My co-workers are thinking I am crazy. But I am going on vacation at the end of the month and want to be bikini ready. And they cannot see me when I am NOT in my work uniform. I have things tucked, sucked and strapped in to get into it LOL. I cannot wait for my vacation!!
Way too much time on my hands!
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Way too much time on my hands!
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Dang, girl you are smokin hot! You have worked so hard and it shows!
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Dang girl!! Smokin'!!! Long, lean and fit!!
And tan? You're living the dream!! Enjoy sweet Shelby!!
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You look AMAZING....Do you mind answering: What is your age?
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I third that, you look amazing!! YAY for you!
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Awww, this is fantastic Shelby! I am so impressed and in awe of your transformation!
Thank you for all of your help with the thyroid and endocrine website. Hope you are celebrating this accomplishment! So very happy for you!!!
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Last night's Newsnight had an excellent report on the occupation at Vestas, complete with an interview with one of the workers and coverage of a demonstration . It correctly highlighted the exciting, though not nearly as unprecedented as the report suggests, alliance of organised workers and green groups. However, the interview afterwards was an exercise in issue dodging. Ed Miliband was confronted with a representative from Greenpeace (hardly at the radical end of the environmental movement at the moment), and someone from an anti wind-farm campaign in Northamptonshire. The Greenpeace bloke flickered from supine to vacuous, at one point blaming the legacy of 'previous Climate Secretaries' rather than criticise the man sat in front of him.
Miliband was allowed to get away with the claim that he 'could not interfere in Vestas' economic decision'. He claimed the government had offered money to Vestas, but they had refused it; it was a business decision. He wasn't challenged on this by anyone. Except, the workers aren't asking the Government to toss money at Vestas, they are asking them to nationalise it. Only a few weeks ago the government nationalised the East Coast mainline after National Express decided to stop operating it. According to Lord Adonis this was to "ensure continuity of service to passengers, with no disruption or diminution of service standards". Of course, this was the right decision, to stop chaos on the railways. Yet when it comes to this industry, despite all the pledges of green jobs, all the rhetoric on climate change, there is apparently nothing the government can do.
Of course, had the right person been in the studio they could have pointed this out. Instead the discussion got diverted into planning laws, and local democracy, with Miliband simply wringing his hands. At one point he comments, apparently without irony, that 'change is hard to achieve in politics'. This may be true for environmental activists, but this is a fucking secretary of state! The real reason he won't nationalise Vestas is because it involves pointing out the elephant in the room, i.e. that nationalisation is a serious option, to protect jobs and industry, and that there is so much more the government could do to combat the recession.


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A year ago, I was executive producer of a series about poverty that aired on North Carolina Public Radio-WUNC. The series was, if anything, large. We produced two half-hour documentaries, 20 feature reports, 10 call-in RELATED WEB LINK
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– North Carolina Public Radio-WUNCprograms, 32 pieces we called "poverty shorts," a photo exhibit, a DVD slide show, and a public- opinion poll. The size of the project, and the variety of forms we used, was a deliberate effort to get our listeners' attention. We wanted them to think about two questions: What is poverty? And how has poverty changed since the early 1960′s, when poverty was a major focus of public attention?
These questions obsessed and motivated me for nearly a year while pondering, planning and producing this series that we called "North Carolina Voices: Understanding Poverty."
The idea for a radio series about poverty had been simmering in my mind for a long time. During my five years as news director at WUNC, a major shift in the state's economy had been taking place. Tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs had moved overseas, leaving entire families and whole communities shell-shocked, unprepared for the future suddenly thrust upon them. At the same time, the high-tech bubble burst, and the relatively strong economy in the state's urban areas was shaken. Highly educated workers were rethinking their lives, too, and retraining for new careers.
In our regular news reporting, we did many good stories about these changes and their consequences, but I knew there was more to be done. And around this time, it occurred to me how seldom I was hearing the word poverty on the radio. I heard a lot about layoffs, unemployment and the changing economy, but I wasn't hearing much about what it meant to be poor. Were the people losing their jobs becoming poor? Did they meet the definition of poverty? I wanted to know how the notion of poverty fit into the story of massive job loss.
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"I see a lot of people who have not found jobs. I see people who are working at much lower wages than they were before. Having lost hundreds of manufacturing jobs, the local economy is suffering. We're trying to bring jobs back that would be as good as we can locate now. I don't know that we'll ever get back perhaps what we've lost." —Sandra Buchanan, then director of the Mitchell County office of the North Carolina Employment Security Commission. Photo © Billy Barnes.
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All of these questions came together in the winter of 2004 when the station had a sudden opportunity to apply for some grant money, and I was asked to come up with an idea for a series, quickly. The grant required an historical angle, so I headed for the library. The afternoon I spent there — buried in the archives of the North Carolina Collection at UNC-Chapel Hill — was exhilarating. I ended up in a dusty little room with an ancient looking VCR and watched a film made in 1963 by the staff of the North Carolina Fund.
The fund was a new idea, fueled by private money and a governor, Terry Sanford, who wanted to do something about entrenched poverty in the state. This film was a "how to" for community leaders interested in applying for money to set up antipoverty programs. I was struck most by the film's tone. Dramatically, authoritatively, in a very early 1960′s kind of way, the film said, as I recall: "Poverty is a huge problem. It's a problem we've been ignoring, but we can't afford to anymore. And we can solve it. We can, through effort and activism, make poverty history."
I returned to my office bursting with ideas. We wrote our proposal for a very ambitious project. Today I can go back and track the energized and fast-paced thinking that occurred as we were writing it. My drafts are saved under titles like "Thursday 8 AM" and "Thursday 8:30 AM with new ideas." The project we proposed would result in a "series of radio broadcasts concerning the changes in the experience and perception of poverty over time and especially since the pivotal 'War on Poverty' 40 years ago."
We didn't get the grant. "Whew!" was my private reaction, but the idea did not go away.
Turns out that our station manager, Joan Siefert Rose, wanted to hear this project on the radio and was eager to see the station take on big projects like this one. Most importantly, she was willing to spend station funds to make it happen. I resigned as news director and suggested I oversee the poverty project instead. I knew I couldn't do both. The job created for me was one I hadn't known I was longing for: senior editor for special projects.
Late in the summer of 2004, I started to plan the poverty series in earnest. At the time, my other responsibility at the station was overseeing special election coverage, so a lot of newsroom conversations were focused on politics. I was thinking about everything through the prism of questions such as, "How do Republicans see this? How do Democrats? What informs the worldview of liberals and conservatives? If their worldviews are so different, why?" I started to think about poverty this way. I took a step back and did my best to push away what I thought I knew so that I could ask in a fresh way: "What's political about poverty?"
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"It is so expensive to be poor. And I don't mean in a symbolic way. I mean physically, literally, in dollars and cents, it is more expensive to be poor than it is to be middle class. In a poor community you'll have a convenience store instead of a grocery store. In a poor community you'll have a check casher instead of an ATM machine. In a poor community you may have an ambulance that takes you to the emergency room instead of … health insurance or a doctor's appointment. It is literally 10 to 20 percent, in some cases 50 percent, more expensive to start out poor. So how do you ever get ahead?" —Martin Eakes, founder and CEO of Self-Help Credit Union, a nonprofit lending institution in Durham, North Carolina. Photo © Billy Barnes.
The Politics of Poverty
So began my quest to better understand the politics of poverty. I knew I was more familiar with what would be described as the liberal point of view. So I needed someone who could help me see poverty through a conservative lens. I went to Robert Rector. He's a senior research fellow who focuses on poverty at The Heritage Foundation, a Washington, D.C. think tank whose mission is to promote conservative public policies. Rector's ideology is pretty far right on the political spectrum; even some conservatives regard his thinking as extreme. But his ideas have held sway in Washington; he was an influential voice during the 1990′s debate about welfare reform, and The Heritage Foundation remains one of the more powerful think tanks today.
Rector's basic argument is that there is virtually no poverty left in the United States; the 37 million Americans defined by the Census Bureau as poor are not really poor. He argues that most of the people defined as "poor" in America "live in material conditions that would be judged as comfortable or well-off just a few generations ago," as he cowrote in a paper called "Understanding Poverty in America." Americans, in his view, live in such a rich country, that to be poor in the United States is not really to be poor anymore.
This point of view was not new to me, but I heard it with new significance and interest. Here was an influential voice in current political circles making an argument that there are almost no poor people in America and that the census definition of poverty exaggerates the problem. At the same time, the official poverty rate is going up, and people on the political left argue that the threshold is set too low and that millions of Americans struggle to get by but are not being counted among the official poor. How can meaningful conversation about poverty take place when there is so little agreement on what the word means?
I started asking everyone I talked with: "What is poverty?" That question became the central focus of our radio series, along with "What's changed?"
Questions are what drive me as a journalist, and I don't think it's my job to end up at a particular point of view or sway opinion to a certain outcome. Some people think my take on this topic is exactly what's wrong with journalism today and indeed what's wrong with the country. Some of our listeners, I learned, were frustrated that our series on poverty did not take a stronger stand on the topic, that it did not say "This is an outrage," or "This must be changed." Some were surprised — others were angry — to hear Rector's voice included as a part of our series, denying the problem of poverty altogether.
As it happens, this series aired when an intense and intensely political conversation was going on about issues of balance, accuracy and equal time, especially in public broadcasting. I believe that some listeners heard our series — full of questions, thin on answers, fascinated by various voices — and thought we were caving in to a command to "keep things equal." Other listeners heard a series that reinforced their belief that public radio is always taking on liberal topics with a liberal bias, so it's hard for me to really know what to make of the varied reaction the series evoked.
But the series achieved one of our key goals: it captured listeners' attention, and we hope it got them talking and thinking and reflecting on poverty in their place and time — asking what it means to be poor, who is poor, why are they poor, and what's changing about poverty. Getting people to ponder questions like these, possibly in new ways, matters. One listener wrote: "I listened to [your series] every morning with our sons as we drove to school. Some of it is hard for them to hear, but it has sparked great discussion within our family. And so, I am grateful to you as a professional and as a mom."
That comment — and others like it — continues to give me a tremendous amount of satisfaction about the work we did on this series.
Emily Hanford works with North Carolina Public Radio-WUNC, as executive producer of "North Carolina Voices" and is now working on a series about high school. "North Carolina Voices: Understanding Poverty" won a 2006 Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Broadcast News Award.


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If you finished the Terra Nova series premiere excited to watch a full season of epic adventures against dinosaurs and defiant rebels - while pondering the many mysteries of time travel and its effects on this society - you have probably been disappointed the past two weeks. "What Remains" built on "Instinct" in the worst ways possible.
Conversely, if were were thinking to yourself post-pilot, I wish this show was more of a mixture of a soap opera and a procedural crime drama, then you've been pleased with the two most recent outings.
In "What Remains," the acting and writing continued to resemble some of recently cancelled daytime TV oferrings, while the "challenge of the week" turned this potentially interesting serialized drama into every other show on CBS.
Having said all that, I don't deny that the show still shows signs of life. I'm mostly speaking of the final few minutes when Terra Nova's version of Red from Shawshank Remption meets with the Sixers about getting Josh's girlfriend to town on an upcoming pilgrimage.
That sequence proved that the drama still has a few things to get excited about. First, if Josh's girl does make her way here, it could cause some trouble between her and Skye, and who doesn't like a good cat fight? More importantly, Mira looked like she was ready to be up to even more trouble once she gets her hands on Josh's girlfriend.
Will she attempt to make her an informant for her within Terra Nova? Does she have another plan for the girl, which will no doubt cause trouble for Jim and Josh Shannon alike? I'm not sure, but at least it has us asking questions again... because that's the last thing this week's "challenge" did.
Last Monday, it was the mating bird-dinos, and this time it was the magical virus that caused memory loss that had everyone on the edge of their seat. No? You weren't on your edge? We all knew there were no consequences for the characters. And even if we didn't, there was hardly any build up of suspense during the episode to attempt to make us believe there could be.
The cure for the pathogen was almost so obvious that it was kind of insulting to have Jason O'Mara continuing to sneeze right up to the point that Elisabeth figured it all out.
But, at the end of the day, there are still crazy-scary dinosaurs that are roaming around this land, and that continues to excite me. Maybe it's the nerd in me, but seeing dinosaurs on television - even if the effects aren't as good as they were in the premiere - is still fun, and I will continue to enjoy Terra Nova for that.
What did you all think of "What Remains?" And are you Team Skye? Or Team Whatever Josh's Girlfriend's Name is?
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I think the series as a whole is outstanding. Great concept. Outstanding special effects. Excellent case. Strong story line with limitless variables. I hope the series continues for years to come.
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I actually see potential in this show. The main family is likable and you can warm up to them quickly. I do agree that the parents though seem a little young to have teenage children. I am also a little concerned that it will be like Lost in the sense that there will be too many twists that that it never feels completed.
I do think most of the acting has been done well though and I can see if they iron out a few spots, it definitely has potential.
If I was an actor I would say, this idea is stupid. I'm not gonna do it!
Well Fox has confirmed they will run 13 episodes for first season. that is so much more generous than what they did to a brilliantly written sci-fi show like Firefly. Didn't have the decency to let it finish the first season, started the season in wrong order but still that show managed to captivate us into their world. I guess the long list of producers will keep this show going even if "Terra No-Hope" doesn't come up with anything interesting to watch... Sigh
I agree with the earlier comments, this show is beginning to irritate me a lot.
The death rate on Terra Nova seems to be extremely high, I cant help thinking that it wouldn't be so bad if more of their cars had doors! As to driving around on motorcycles, don't get me started. Is anyone else irritated by the age of the Doctor (35?) and the fact that she has late teenage kids? I know that it is possible, but the kids seem to be by her husband who she didn't meet until after University, which with her qualifications wouldn't have been until her mid to late 20s.
Watching this because we have a friend connected with production. Really wanted to like it. But we have found it to be absolutely dreadful. Looks great, smells great, costs many $$, so what can't they afford writers to give this some depth and interest. Acting is fine, but writing is bland, predictable, absurd. Granted, the premise is absurd, but let's suspend disbelief and accept time travel etc. How did so many miscreants and scoundrels and rug bazaar merchants end up among the precious elite selected for repopulation? How does an ex-con break the rules to get into TN and then get promoted into the upper ranks of security? How did we all know as soon as the daughter's cold was mentioned that it would provide the cure to the amnesia syndrome (and that the scientist, although going insane, could nevertheless engineer a genetic cure in an hour's work?). God, I hate that writers feel they have to pander to the sub morons in the audience. The Event and Rubicon get cancelled, and this dreck lives on. Fire all the writers and start over, dudes. Spielberg, you have lost your touch!
Am big SCI-FI fan, go to every SF film at least once...What Remains..my first terra nova show, will watch one more show and it better get better...every plot line and scene had been done before some where else...I was really bored.
I want to believe that this show is going to get better but I have a couple of issues with it, most could be resolved with better writing. 1) They are too safe. I know that Dinos and sixers will constitute the majority of the threat but I'd like to see a large disaster for the season finale. Something that will have them out of the comfort zone and making them explore the world instead of hunkering down in their compound. 2) So they come from 2149 but they're driving around in some car made out of sheet metal? I could have built that thing with some pliers and WD40.. Where is the helicopters or drones? 3) Technology is tricky but if they came back from 2149 then their technology would be more advanced. They show you a computer screen here and there, throw in a weapon that seems weak and just pisses off the dinosaurs. Please don't make this another Stargate with pre-canned shows, make it more dramatic by putting them in a more difficult situation. Tear down part of their compound, kill off some of the compound, maybe an earthquake to shake things up.


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The author discovers that scars we don't even know we have can eventually break up and heal. Sometimes.
This is a something I've wanted to share for the better part of a year, and it wasn't until a month ago I really knew how to frame it. I'm sharing this because I now know, from ugly experience, the profound and lasting effects a traumatic event can have on an individual, effects so pervasive that the individual may not even recognize they are there even after years of living with them.
I'm sharing this also to call out the upstanding citizens of the humble, Christian community of my childhood for their collective failure to recognize a cruel, mindless act of physical abuse, and to hold the abuser and her enabler accountable.
I'm sharing this lastly in the hope that you, or someone your circle, might benefit from knowing that, at least in some cases, it is possible to heal the wounds that reach deepest into our souls.
The image above is my right foot.
Taking away the Photoshop cosmetics, this is my right foot, in normal color below.
See the scar? This was given to me at the age of three by my mother in — there's really no other way to put this — a fit of mindless rage.
The scar here, on the inside of the calf below my right knee, is from the same event.
There was yet another scar from this event I did not see — though maybe others did without knowing what it was — that I discovered a few weeks ago. After several decades I finally realized the profound effect this has had on me throughout the course of my entire life.
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Someone in my snoburban neighborhood has put up a wooden sign with an American flag painted on it. It's big. And it says, "Proud to Be an American" on it. Seriously.
Oh, yeah, maybe it's just for the Fourth of July. Whew. It's not bunting or a single cotton American flag, but so long as it is removed by the fifth of July, I guess it's okay.