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Seeks report from Rohtak Divisional Commissioner, Karnal DC Just a month after the Haryana Government was told to look into land grab and illegal mining along the banks of the Yamuna in Karnal district,
Seeks report from Rohtak Divisional Commissioner, Karnal DC Just a month after the Haryana Government was told to look into land grab and illegal mining along the banks of the Yamuna in Karnal district,
Call to abandon river linking proposal The Kerala Sastra Sahitya Parishad has called upon the Centre to abandon the controversial Pampa-Achenkovil-Vaipar Link Project which would spell doom to Central
Government today said it is reviewing some of the hydro power projects in the country to ensure that the country gets enough clean energy without hurting the ecology. Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar
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Breaking everywhere the past week: 29-year-old former CIA IT guy and defense contractor Edward Snowden reveals to Glenn Greenwald that the NSA has been indiscriminately collecting everyone's phone records and gouging into the data networks of Apple, Google, Facebook, and other mainstays of today's social media. "The Prism program allows the NSA, the world's largest surveillance organisation, to obtain targeted communications without having to request them from the service providers and without having to obtain individual court orders."
Sadly, this isn't all that surprising. There have been intimations that the NSA has been up to no good — even beyond the warrantless wiretap fiasco under Dubya — since that weird visit to John Ashcroft's hospital bed. Nor, sadly, is it all that surprising that — despite saying exactly the opposite in 2007 — our current President is both fine with these surveillance practices and authorizing them. (And at least from my perspective, the idea that getting the rubber stamp approval of a secret FISA court that never says no makes it all ok does not hold water.)
This is exactly what I was talking about last update. Obama acts tortured about continuing all of Dubya's most terrible civil liberties violations, but then goes ahead and does them anyway. For Crom's sake, he's even picked James Comey, the guy who approved warrantless wiretaps back in 2006, to be the new FBI chief. And because this president and this administration is so brazenly two-faced about their anti-terror policies, you end up with disturbing polls like this:
For example, in the Senate: On one hand, we have Ron Wyden, Mo Udall, and Jeff Merkley calling out Obama for continuing with this extra-legal, ginormous-net approach to surveillance. "'As far as we can see, all of the useful information that it has provided appears to have also been available through other collection methods that do not violate the privacy of law-abiding Americans in the way that the Patriot Act collection does,' Udall and Wyden said."
On the other hand, here's ostensibly Democrat Dianne Feinstein yesterday going full Body Snatcher about Snowden: "'I don't look at this as being a whistle-blower,' Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calf.) said. 'I think it's an act of treason.'" (FWIW, John Boehner and Lindsey Graham were right there with her.) Of course, it's never "treason" when Feinstein continually does it, and, in any case, this wasn't breaking news either: The senior Senator from California has long been a quintessential "symbol of the worthless Beltway Democrat."
This revealing breeze stirred by the NSA revelations is coursing through media outlets too. On one hand, Slate's Fred Kaplan has — quite correctly — called for James Clapper's resignation, given that he flat-out lied to Congress: "We as a nation are being asked to let the National Security Agency continue doing the intrusive things it's been doing on the premise that congressional oversight will rein in abuses. But it's hard to have meaningful oversight when an official in charge of the program lies so blatantly in one of the rare open hearings on the subject." Spot on.
Meanwhile, TPM's Josh Marshall, who likes to pretend his blog is a font of independent thinking, hems and haws about it all in classic pusillanimous Village-think fashion, all the while making sure never to say anything that might harm his establishment respectability. "I've made clear that I don't see Manning as a hero or a whistleblower or really anything positive at all…Pretty early I realized that to his supporters Manning was a whistleblower who was being persecuted by the government, almost like a political prisoner or prisoner of conscience." No, Josh, it doesn't "seem" that way "to his supporters" — That is in fact what is %#%@ happening.
In any case, so as not to fall into the same trap, I'll just say it outright: First, if Snowden and Manning are traitors, then so is Daniel Ellsberg and so, for that matter, is Dianne Feinstein and any other politician or government official who leaks when it's convenient. (Also, sorry, folks. there is no substantive difference between revealing secrets to the criminal Julian Assange or to the venerable Bob Woodward. But please do let me know when Richard Armitage is put in a sweatbox for 23 hours a day.)
Second, this vast surveillance apparatus NSA has been constructing is both obviously overkill and clearly legally and constitutionally repugnant, and if this president lived up to even half the rhetoric he continually espoused before he was elected, he would have ended it years ago. Quite frankly, the doubletalk from him, and from so many other Democrats about these revelations so far, is both inexcusable and out-and-out pathetic.
"Our previous opinions make clear that customary international law is not federal law and that the president is free to override it at his discretion," said the memo written by John Yoo, who was then deputy assistant attorney general for the Office of Legal Counsel." (Nor, apparently, does the Fourth Amendment apply.) An unsettling memorandum by Dubya stooge John Yoo which advocates both dictatorial rule and the legality of torture is released to the public, five years later. "'The whole point of the memo is obviously to nullify every possible legal restraint on the president's wartime authority,' Jaffer said. 'The memo was meant to allow torture, and that's exactly what it did.'"
More than anything, I'm reminded of Lincoln's remarks to the Indiana fourteenth: "'Whenever I hear anyone arguing over slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally.'"
And, just in case anyone was under the impression that this sort of thing only happened in the dark days of 2003, witness Attorney General Mukasey last week getting publicly verklempt and making up 9/11 tales as he goes along, all to help preserve the NSA's warrantless wiretaps. At this point, Chuck Schumer has a lot to answer for.
"I think what I said was that we could not investigate or prosecute somebody for acting in reliance on a Justice Department opinion." The honeymoon is way over. In congressional testimony yesterday, Attorney General and theoretical straight-shooter Michael Mukasey announces he won't look into waterboarding, won't look into the warrantless wiretaps, and won't enforce the persecuted prosecutor contempt citations. His rationale for all this? If the Justice Department says it's ok, it's not illegal. "That would mean that the same department that authorized the program would now consider prosecuting somebody who followed that advice." Sigh…it's enough to make one miss Alberto Gonzales. Ok, not really.
"The grim truth is, not much has changed. The Bush administration continues to limit our basic freedoms, conceal its own worst behavior, and insist that it does all this in order to make us more free." As a follow-up to her 2006 list of civil liberties violations, Slate's Dahlia Lithwick surveys The Bush Administration's Top 10 Stupidest Legal Arguments of 2007.
"James B. Comey, the straight-as-an-arrow former No. 2 official at the Justice Department, yesterday offered the Senate Judiciary Committee an account of Bush administration lawlessness so shocking it would have been unbelievable coming from a less reputable source." By way of Medley, the WP blanches at a ridiculous attempt by then-White House counsel Alberto Gonzales to secure warrantless wiretaps against the will of the Justice Department. "Having failed, they were willing to defy the conclusions of the nation's chief law enforcement officer and pursue the surveillance without Justice's authorization. Only in the face of the prospect of mass resignations — Mr. Comey, FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III and most likely Mr. Ashcroft himself — did the president back down."
"Whenever the courts push back against the administration's unsupportable constitutional ideas…the Bush response is to repeat the same chorus louder: Every detainee is the worst of the worst; every action taken is legal, necessary, and secret. No mistakes, no apologies. No nuance, no regrets. This legal and intellectual intractability can create the illusion that we are standing on the same constitutional ground we stood upon in 2001, even as that ground is sliding away under our feet." Slate's Dahlia Lithwick surveys the top ten most outrageous civil liberties violations of 2006.
"It's something that's been bothering me for quite some time, the direction in which the party has been going more and more toward big government and disregard toward privacy and civil liberties." Staunch conservative, defender of civil liberties, and Borat cameo Bob Barr leaves the Republican Party (for the Libertarians.) Now if only Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe would follow his example…
"We should see the administration's bill for what it is: a shattering assault on our constitutional system of checks and balances. It seeks to inaugurate an age of presidential supremacy over fundamental rights, without effective control by Congress or the courts. The Senate should reject it decisively when it comes to the floor in the coming weeks." Yale professor Bruce Ackerman decries Dubya's recent wiretapping bill, which recently passed out of committee on a party-line vote. (Thanks, Arlen.)
"Despite the Administration's stonewalling, the Judiciary Committee, which knows even less about the program than the Intelligence Committee, today approved legislation that would not only legalize a program that the Committee does not understand but would also completely gut the FISA law…Expanding executive power at the request of a president who has shown such deep disrespect for the rule of law is exactly the wrong thing to do." Checks and balances? Bah, humbug. At Dubya's mandate — and despite Democratic attempts to limit the damage — Spineless Specter and the GOP members of the Senate Judiciary Committee approve legislation legalizing the NSA's warrantless wiretap program. As the ACLU summed it up: "Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee acted as a rubber stamp for the administration's abuse of power." For shame.
After fierce debate among the neocons, Dubya comes clean about the CIA's secret prisons (outed by the Post last November) and moves the detainees held therein to Gitmo. But don't think this moment of clarity means King George is playing it straight just yet: He's also asking Congress to sidestep recent court decisions and grant him power to continue wiretapping without warrants and to torture alleged evildoers with impunity. And even moderate Republicans and military lawyers have issues with his recent attempts to deny suspected terrorists due process.
Update: Slate's Dahlia Lithwick has more: "The speech teemed with all the rhetorical wizardry you might expect of a do-over. Bush justified torture and extraordinary rendition while denying that they exist. He stuck a fork in the eye of the Supreme Court while agreeing to be bound by the majority's decision. He conceded that Congress should play a role in creating military tribunals while demanding that it greenlight his plan."
"This report raises serious concerns crucial to the survival of our democracy…If left unchecked, the president's practice does grave harm to the separation of powers doctrine, and the system of checks and balances that have sustained our democracy for more than two centuries." Then, again, I could be sold on the merits of bar associations…if they continue to call out Dubya for trampling on our Constitution.
"If another nation's leader adopted such positions, the United States would be quick to condemn him or her for violating fundamental tenets of the rule of law, human rights, and the separation of powers. But President Bush has largely gotten away with it, at least at home, for at least three reasons. His party holds a decisive majority in Congress, making effective political checks by that branch highly unlikely. The Democratic Party has shied away from directly challenging the president for fear that it will be viewed as soft on terrorism. And the American public has for the most part offered only muted objections. These realities make the Supreme Court's decision in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld, issued on the last day of its 2005-2006 term, in equal parts stunning and crucial." In related news, as seen at both Salon and Mother Jones (as well as the New York Review of Books), author and law professor David Cole underlines the importance of the Hamdan decision in preserving the rule of law and throttling Dubya's unchecked power grabs of late.
"[I]f Specter's bill prevails, it will amount to a White House masterstroke, precisely what James Madison had in mind when he described the dangers of unchecked rule by one branch of government: 'the very definition of tyranny.'" Having read the legislation in full, author and wiretap expert Patrick Radden Keefe discovers, perhaps not surprisingly, that Specter's recent NSA "compromise" is a complete capitulation to executive power. And, in very related news, file this under "repeated injuries and usurpations": Attorney General Alberto Gonzales testified under oath this week that it was Dubya's personal decision to close down the Justice Department's probe into the NSA's warrantless wiretaps (the one, you may recall, that couldn't get the security clearances to do its job.)
Meanwhile, in another recent reversal — one likely precipitated by both the Hamdan case and pending lawsuits by the ACLU and others — the Dubya White House agrees to a deal put forth by Arlen "paper tiger" Specter that would put the NSA warrantless wiretaps to a constitutional review by the FISA court. But the trick, as many Dems have pointed out, is under this deal the FISA court would only do a general review of the wiretap program, rather than conduct the individual case-by-case reviews that the law has always demanded: "Sen. Russell Feingold (D-Wis.) criticized the agreement, saying he will oppose 'any bill that would grant blanket approval for warrantless surveillance of Americans, particularly when this administration has never explained why it believes that current law allowing surveillance of terrorist suspects is inadequate.'"
"'You have given up the store,' complained Sen. Richard Durbin, D-Ill., in denouncing the move. 'You're just walking away.'" Playing true to form, Arlen Specter folds yet again and reverses his earlier promise to make phone companies testify about their role in the NSA's recent data-mining. "The senator from Pennsylvania acknowledged his reversal was forced upon him by his Republican colleagues in a private session prior to the afternoon hearing."
"'Having been blacklisted from working in television during the McCarthy era, I know the harm of government using private corporations to intrude into the lives of innocent Americans. When government uses the telephone companies to create massive databases of all our phone calls it has gone too far.'" Author, oral historian, and American institution Studs Terkel is one of six plaintiffs to file a lawsuit against AT&T for their complicity in the NSA master phone database.
"Unlike so many of the hacks placed in charge of important government agencies during the past six years, Hayden possesses powerful qualifications for the job…By the admittedly dismal standards of the Bush administration, then, Hayden is an unusually good appointment." As former NSA head and probable CIA director-to-be Michael Hayden navigates the confirmation process (leaving all his Snoopgate-related answers for the secret session), he procures an endorsement from an unlikely source: Salon's Joe Conason: "[D]espite his military uniform, Hayden is likely to be more independent of the Pentagon and the White House than Goss was. It will help that, unlike Goss, he actually knows what he's doing." Hmmm. Update: Hayden is through committee on a 12-3 vote. (Feingold, for his part, voted no: "Our country needs a CIA Director who is committed to fighting terrorism aggressively without breaking the law or infringing on the rights of Americans."
Even more Snoopgate fallout: As last week's bombshell story in USA Today makes the covers of the major newsweekies, two ABC reporters say their calls to sources are being monitored. "A senior federal law enforcement official tells ABC News the government is tracking the phone numbers we call in an effort to root out confidential sources. 'It's time for you to get some new cell phones, quick,' the source told us in an in-person conversation."
Dubya officially nominates Michael Hayden to replace Porter Goss at CIA, despite bipartisan criticism of Hayden's military background. "U.S. Rep. Pete Hoekstra, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said, 'This appointment…signals that we are not that concerned about having an independent intelligence community independent of the Department of Defense.'" Nevertheless, some top Dems, including the House Intelligence Committee's Jane Harman and Sen. Dianne Feinstein, have indicated that they're both ok with the pick and will, likely, avoid the NSA wiretaps issue like the plague during the hearings.


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"What Do You Call a Baby Born to the Sexiest Man Alive?" and Other Urgent Questions About Channing Tatum's Future Spawn
Earlier today it was announced that Channing Tatum, People magazine's current Sexiest Man Alive, and his adorable wife, Jenna Dewan-Tatum, are expecting their first child. (Congratulations!) Tatum—who was crowned in November—will still be serving out his term as People's premier male star when his son or daughter is delivered next year. Naturally, this timing raises several questions about how to prepare for the progeny of a reigning Sexiest Man Alive—an arrival as anticipated as Will and Kate's for People loyalists. To wit:
What title will be bestowed upon the future son or daughter of Sexiest Man Alive? It seems inappropriate to describe any infant as sexy.
On a related note, how many Sexiest Baby Alive–emblazoned layette items has People magazine already priority-messengered over to chez Tatum?
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A man in Brighton, England, is on his way to building a complete Formula One car from eBay finds and sales from fellow F1 superfans.
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Automakers ranging from Audi to Mazda have promised to bring diesels to the U.S., finally giving those of us in the States the boosted fuel economy, extended range and tons of torque our European peers have enjoyed for decades.
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Ethernet is coming to your car, but not in the way you think. The next generation of vehicles will use the connectivity standard to move bits, while reducing weight and increasing fuel efficiency.
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In 1932 I was working at the Queen High School Library in order to pay my expenses at the University of Washington. I think it was that year that the City of Seattle declared bankruptcy. They issued checks but you could not cash them at a bank. If I couldn't cash this check how could I pay for my tuition next quarter? I was devastated. My mother decided to contact a friend of hers who might know someone who might help. Soon I had a call to go see the Manager at Bartells on 4th Ave. I gathered up my courage and asked for the Manager and I was very politly directed to his office. I found him very cordial. He not only cashed that check but told me to bring them all in as I got them. I DIDN'T HAVE TO QUIT SCHOOL! One time I asked him how he could do this, and he said it was an investment. He would have good interest when he cashed them. I hope he did. I graduated in 1933, cum laude.
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About 1943 when I started school at Daniel Bagley, my parents started to let me go to the Saturday matinee at the Aurora Theater, a few stores south of the Bartell Drug Store which was at about 79th and Aurora Ave. After the movie was over, our group of kids soon started to go to the Bartell soda fountain each week, where I enjoyed a freshly made cherry cola or a green river soda. I sometimes had a note from my parents which I gave to a Bartell employee for items they wanted. I was proud of that responsibility. Those Saturdays were the highlight of the week.
Since those happy years, I have moved to Magnolia, where I used that store very regularly, and then moved to Kirkland, where I still use the Kingsgate store very regularly. Sadly, the Aurora store and its soda fountain is not longer there. But, I still enjoy the people skills and help of the employees that I meet.
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I came to Seattle in 1945, a 17 year old war bride with a husband somewhere out in the Pacific. Coming from a small town in Eastern Washington where our drugstores were very much a part of our social life and finding a Bartell Drugs store with a soda fountain in downtown Seattle near my first place of employment helped a lonesome war bride feel at home in a big city. During our college years we had our Bartells in the U Districts and the Wallingford District and the in Bellevue, Redmond and Kirkland for our 55 years on the Eastside. Our special clerk, Sally in our Bridle Trails Bartells greets us like family. It's a unique relationship we have with no other store.
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"Chemistry is all around us and the applications of this science are enormous. Breadalbane Academy is a small school in a rural area, yet many of our local industries are science based. We initially plan to work with two of these; the local whisky distillery and the gold mine to help us teach complex chemistry concepts to senior pupils.
In visiting and learning about the whisky making process, we hope that pupils would gain greater understanding of, amongst other concepts, enzyme activity and organic synthesis, leading them to be able build a simple test plant and thus have a mush greater understanding of these areas of chemistry. After a visit to the goldmine, pupils would hopefully have a greater insight into the world of metal chemistry and be able to apply the science learnt to activities being undertaken in the laboratory. We then will expand the project to include further scientific industries that pupils will visit, learn from and apply knowledge gained.
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Lorna Libreri - Head of Science and Biology Teacher; completed a BSC (Hons) Biological Science from Glasgow Caledonian University. This was followed by a graduate research post at both Leicester and Manchester Universities studying Microbial Genetics. After a PGCE at Manchester Metropolitan University, she have been teaching Science and Biology for over 16 years. She has taught pupils from age 11 to 18 and is passionate about improving scientific literacy in young people and inspiring scientists of the future through her own enthusiasm for Science. She has been a Head of Department for over 13 years and now leads a very successful Science Faculty consisting of a team of highly dedicated Science teachers. The Science faculty is the largest in the school and continues to attract a high number of students in each of the Science areas. She will be co-ordinating wider science engagement with the project.
Anja Armstrong - Senior science technician; has a Bsc (Hons) in Biology from St Andrews University and the RSciTech. She brings her skills from working as a research geneticist to co-ordinate resources and provide expertise to the busy science and CDT departments at Breadalbane Academy. She will use her industrial knowledge and technical skills to source materials and provide practical expertise to allow the school based elements of the project to be completed.
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Celanese To Hold Third Quarter Earnings Conference Call On October 21, 2013
Celanese Corporation (NYSE: CE), a global technology and specialty materials company, today announced that it will host a conference call to discuss its third quarter 2013 results on Monday, October 21, 2013, beginning at 3:00 p.m. Eastern time. Commenting on results will be Mark Rohr, chairman and chief executive officer, and Steven Sterin, senior vice president and chief financial officer. This call will be available by webcast at www.celanese.com in the investor relations section or by phone:
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I compiled a kernel from sources, specifically
the long term one, 22.214.171.124 from kernel.org
patching it with grsecurity.
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Speaking at the Develop Conference in Brighton, Double Fine Productions' Tim Shafer announced four new titles that his studio is working on. The projects for these smaller titles sprouted from the cancellation of an unannounced sequel for Brutal Legend. "Apparently when they said it was a done deal, they meant there was no deal, and we're done," said Shafer.
Little was revealed about each of the four new Double Fine Productions titles other than a few details about who will be leading the production teams for each one. Lee Petty, art director for Brutal Legend, Nathan Marts, lead programmer for Brutal Legend, Brad Muir, who worked on combat and multiplayer in Brutal Legend, and Tasha Harris, lead animator for Brutal Legend, will each be taking point on the one of these four new games teased by Shafer.
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Report finds rising pay in science and tech jobs
A new report from the U.S. Department of Commerce found that jobs in the science, technology, engineering and math fields pay significantly more other careers.
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Jobs in the science, technology, engineering and math fields pay about 26 percent more than other occupations and are expected to grow at a faster rate in the next decade, according to a report released July 14 by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
The report found that STEM jobs have grown three times as fast as other fields over the past 10 years and that workers in those fields are less likely to experience joblessness moving forward.
In 2010, 7.6 million people, or 5.5 percent of the labor force, worked in these fields. The Obama administration aims to invest more in the education and training of these fields to help bolster innovation and foster greater competition on a global scale.
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Today marks one month for me on the Spark. So I thought it would be a good time to look back and see how far I've come and what I've accomplished in that time. As with anything in life, there have been ups and downs, highs and lows, victories and defeats. Overall however, I think I can point to many more positives than negatives. Not every goal was met, not every objective was achieved, but I made a lot of progress towards being a better person, and that counts for more than can be reflected in a number on a scale or your waist measurement.
On the plus side, I have lost twelve pounds in the past month. This is a pretty respectable number any way you look at it. Although when I look at my overall weight loss, I seem to lose in spurts. I'll drop five pounds one week, then lose nothing the next. Like right now I haven't really lost any weight in the past two weeks. I've been basically "maintaining" at 195. I'm not sure if it is my metabolism, or what I eat, or how I exercise, but my pattern of weight loss is just erratic. I think one of my goals for the next month needs to be to look a little bit more closely to my eating and exercise patterns and see if I can make some adjustments to make my weight loss more consistent. A five pound "burst" may sound good, but I'd feel better if I could get into a more stable routine. That said... weight loss is weight loss and if this is the way my body functions, there is nothing for me to gain by trying to fight it. So that's why I need more information.
I think my greatest gains though, have been in terms of lifestyle. Aside from the changes to my body, I have made changes to my life that are far more important than how much weight I lost this week, or what I will weigh by the holidays. I am eating in ways I never would have before. In the past I wouldn't even get three servings of fruits and vegetables in a week, now I typically get that many by dinner time on a given day. I'm eating salads, pretty boring ones so far, but salads none the less. I am experimenting with keeping the dressings low calorie by sticking to vinaigrette or honey mustard. I figure why get "used" to high calorie dressings like ranch or French when that totally defeats the purpose of having a salad in the first place. Right now a salad for me basically consists of greens, dressing, and a protein (meat or nuts) but I need to start adding other vegetables to the mix as well.
I'm also exercising a lot more and making better decisions in terms of my physical health. I make it to the gym at least five times in a typical week, usually six. And on top of that, I go for walks in the park with my wife and son, and I even sometimes make an occasional "extra" stop at the gym when I have the time. Like on Wednesday for instance... my wife had just put our son down for a nap, but she fell asleep with him. So he's asleep, she's asleep, the dishes were done, dinner was already taken care of, I couldn't think of anything to do. In the past I would have just hopped on the computer and found a game to play or something. But instead I put my workout clothes on, and got in a little extra exercise. Now did that directly translate into extra weight loss? No, but it is evidence of the kinds of choices I am making for myself now.
Not everything has been "roses" though. There have been difficulties and setbacks. The biggest one I am dealing with right now is what I'm calling "the seventh day." Now the seventh day doesn't come on the same day every week, but it always seems to happen at least once a week. For six days, I do fabulously with my eating habits. I eat a good breakfast. I have fruit or nuts for snacks. I have veggies with dinner. I stick to my calories. But on that seventh day... all hell breaks loose. I crave fatty, salty, sugary food. I break down and head out to the buffet restaurant, or something else like that and indulge myself... and blow my whole routine completely out of the water. And no matter what I do, or how much I plan ahead, it always happens once a week. All the menu planning and warning myself doesn't seem to make any difference. So this is my major challenge right now. How do I make that "seventh day" the same as the other six? Hopefully I'll find that answer before I get to the end of my second month here.
So today was a pretty grim Monday. On Sunday I was doing great... oatmeal for breakfast, leftover chicken salad for lunch, and shrimp and okra gumbo for dinner. Then I just blew the whole thing late in the evening. My wife and I rented a movie (the new Robin Hood movie, actually pretty good. But anything would be an improvement compared to the Kevin Costner disaster.) So I made some popcorn, which wouldn't be bad in and of itself. But considering I drowned it in butter and sprinkled it with shredded cheese... yeah, not so good. Then on top of that, I decided to indulge in a bag of Reese's Pieces. Oh, and then right before going to bed, I thought a piece of peanut butter and bread would be a good idea. So all in all, I probably ate as many calories in the span of an hour than I ate in the entire day. I was so disgusted with myself, I didn't even log it all in my journal. I put down enough of it to remind me of how bad I blew it and then went to bed.
Then I got to work this morning. I apologize for implying in another blog comment that I was currently unemployed. That was not my intention. I am having significant employment difficulties, but I do have a job. Suffice to say, I am not at all happy with where I am professionally, and coming in to work every day is more and more of a struggle. I am hesitant to elaborate further because I know there can be consequences for what you post online these days, and my employment situation is tenuous enough that I do not wish to exacerbate the situation with my comments. I do realize however that any job is precious and not to be taken for granted, and so for that reason I try not to complain too much about my situation. But circumstances are pushing me more and more to consider alternatives, regardless of how unpleasant they may appear in the short term.
All in all my week is off to a pretty rough start. And it is kind of ironic because I always tell other people not to let little setbacks like this get you down. It is okay to screw up now and then. We all do it. But now that I am the one who screwed up, I have a much more difficult time being that forgiving to myself, mostly because I just feel silly. Of course it doesn't help when I "over do" it for breakfast and now find myself basically out of calories after dinner time tonight. Yeah it's going to be a long night... lots of water and sugar free chewing gum, and then off to bed early. That's probably the only way I can get through the day without overshooting my budget yet again. And if I do that two days in a row, I'm really going to beat myself up over it.
I don't think this will jeopardize my long term goals. I should still be able to lose 15 more pounds by Thanksgiving. Although I do have a week long road trip coming up. That is really going to challenge my new lifestyle. I won't have access to the gym, and I will be "eating out" basically every day, three meals a day for a week. I've already thought of a few ways I can deal with that. I'm planning to bring my workout clothes, and some of my dumb bells. And I tried to always pick a hotel that has a fitness room. I know most hotel fitness rooms are little more than a treadmill or two and maybe a weight machine, but at least I can't use that as an excuse. Plus I can always do some walking, running, or even swimming to burn some calories in the meantime. In fact, swimming might really be great if I can find the time. That is a form of cardio I can't really do at home, so that could even shake up my workout routine in a good way.
Eating out so much is going to be another challenge, but I've already made some progress on this in the past couple weeks, and my wife had some good suggestions for this as well. We have a LOT of storage space in our truck, and we have two big cool chests. So when we're on the road, we could probably eliminate some of the "eating out" simply by going to the grocery store and stocking up on fruits, veggies, and other healthy non-cooked foods like sandwiches. Making our own sandwiches would be cheaper and healthier even than sticking to places like Subway, and certainly better than McDonalds. We've already picked out some restaurants in the towns we will be visiting and checked out some online menus. There are enough healthy options available that I won't be blown completely out of the water by calorie bombs. So at least we have a plan for that.
Here's to hoping the week improves from this point. Never say it can't get worse, because you will always be surprised!
My wife signed us up for something called the "Bountiful Basket." Basically for $15 you get a random assortment of fruits and vegetables. Now in some areas, you can get this every week. In our town, we only get it every other week. So far we have gotten three such baskets, and I have to say, it has really helped me develop more ways of dealing with fruits and vegetables. As I continue to try and incorporate more of these things in my diet, this has been a wonderful way of sort of forcing me to do so. To give you an idea of what I'm talking about, here are some pictures of the last couple baskets.
This was the basket from two weeks ago. The head of romaine was made into a fairly conventional salad. Now for most people, this wouldn't be too impressive. But for me, to be happily eating salad, even that is a milestone. The corn I roasted and made into a sort of creamed corn. I cut it off the cob, put it in a pot with some low-fat milk, butter, and tarragon, and then pureed it smooth. The zucchini my wife baked into a sweet zucchini bread. I should have eaten some, but I didn't. Sometimes I get on this "anti-carb" thing and wasn't really interested in bread. The tomatoes I made into a very good tomato soup. I saw the recipe on a Food Network show and made a few changes to it for my purposes. Next time I make it, I'll make sure and share. The asparagus I combined with some beef sirloin and made stir fry. I really like hoisin sauce, and so I chopped up the beef and asparagus, set them sit in a mixture of hoisin, soy sauce, rice wine vinegar, and garlic, and then fried it in a bit of sesame oil. Very yummy.
The rest of it I left to my wife. Mushrooms are just not on my agenda. I figure even with eating more fruits and veggies, there are some things that I am still allowed not to like. Ditto the plums. Although I am going to give peaches a try this week. The apples and bananas I just ate day to day at work. I pretty much eat one of each every day.
Here was today's basket. The romaine again, was salad fodder. Although I think this one was even better. I roasted some chicken breasts, chopped them up, tossed it with the lettuce and added some walnuts and the concord grapes you see there. The dressing was a very simple red wine vinegarette; just extra virgin olive oil, red wine vinegar, salt, pepper, a bit of granulated onion, and some honey for sweetness. I'm afraid I like my vinegarettes sweet. I went back for seconds of a salad, a salad! Go me! The okra is a new frontier for me. I have never cooked with it, or even eaten it before. So I did a bit of hunting around and discovered a creole style stew that is based on shrimp and okra. The recipe will also allow me to use the celery and onions that you see there. Hopefully this will work out well. No way to find out till you try!
The apples and bananas will just get eaten as usual. The peaches we are going to make into a cobbler with a raspberry topping. Raspberries were on sale at the grocery store, so we're going to throw those in. The little guys in the "wrappers" there are Asian pears. I honestly have no clue what to do with those either. I'll have to do some more hunting around online for some ideas. The green plums are totally up to my wife. I think she's just planning to straight up eat them, which is fine with me. The two acorn squash there we are thinking of making into a soup. I am not the biggest fan of squash in any form really. But I'm thinking bake 'em, scoop 'em out, toss it in a pot with some other veggies, say some carrot, celery, onion, garlic, tomato, puree it all down. It should make something edible. I need to find a way to eat squash anyway since up to now, I have yet to find a method of preparing them that I find very edible.
So if you like fresh fruits and veggies, or if you're looking to push your boundaries in new directions like I am, maybe look into whether they have "Bountiful Baskets" in your community, or some kind of similar service. It really has helped me in my quest to eat healthier and maybe it can do the same for you.
Wow what a week. I had planned to blog about what I had cooked last week and throw in some recipes and pictures for you, but it just turned out to be a much busier week than I had thought. My mother-in-law was visiting for the weekend, which I had already planned on, but it just took a lot more out of me to prepare for that than I had hoped. So... I wanted to start off with a little apology for anyone who was waiting for a recipe or some mouth watering pictures. I'll get something tasty up later this week, promise. :)
As far as my new lifestyle goes, things are pretty much still on track, and I'm feeling pretty good about where I am. In fact, after a weekend of good eating (and eating out) I was still able to lose weight, even though I exceeded my calories somewhat. This past Saturday, we went out to lunch at the Cheesecake Factory. Now, if you are familiar with this restaurant, you know their menu (while HUGE) is a veritable mine field of caloric "bombs" destined to blow up your diet. So what did I do? I ordered perhaps the healthiest meal I have EVER ordered at a sit-down restaurant in my life. I got a half turkey sandwich, house salad (dressing on the side,) and a bowl of soup. I pulled the turkey off the sandwich (white bread, eww) and only ate about half the bowl of soup (cream of chicken, delicious but rich) along with the salad. Overall I "escaped" for under 500 calories. I was so proud of myself.
Then for dinner we went to a locally owned seafood restaurant, which was spectacular. My wife and I had eaten there a couple times before and we wanted to take her mother there. We were not disappointed as the food was outstanding. Unfortunately, I didn't make as good a choice here as I did at lunch, but it was well worth the little "splurge." I got baked clams for an appetizer, which were packed with parmesan cheese and bacon. Absolutely delicious, but probably more calories than I needed. For the entree I got a cashew crusted Mahi-Mahi filet. It came with sweet potato "chips," rice, and sauteed spinach. I ate the chips and the spinach, skipped the rice (white rice, empty carbs.) And then I splurged on dessert and got a creme brule. Dessert I probably should have done without, but in the end, the "damage" was minor. I maintained my weight for the week.
Then this morning I got some more good news as the scale took a dip down to 195. Since joining Sparkpeople and shaking up my exercise routine, I have lost 12 pounds in three weeks. I know I cannot expect such rapid results every week, but after being stuck on a plateau for nearly a month, the progress is very encouraging to me. Getting to 180 by Christmas should be easily within reach, and my "bonus goal" of hitting it by Thanksgiving is certainly now possible. I just can't get overexcited and raise my expectations too much. I can't expect to keep losing four pounds a week, every week. The pace is going to slow as I near my target weight. I need to just focus on living my new life and not being a slave to the numbers on the scale. As I said at the beginning, this is about my long term health, not just getting to a certain number.
My next question is, what do I do if I hit my target weight by Thanksgiving? 180 is still borderline overweight for my height, strictly according to BMI. But I really don't want to be "skinny," I want to be healthy. So I think once much of this excess weight is gone, I need to shift my eating/exercise routines into something more focused on building strength and general well being rather than shedding pounds. Right now I am still so out of shape that it is hard to focus on building those things, but with the "extra" bulk gone and better overall health, I should be able to continue to build my strength. But at that point, I need to accept that gaining some weight back is possible, and even likely. Adding muscle is going to add weight. But if I am healthy, that is weight I can live with.
Well this week I hit another milestone in my journey towards a better life. Since I was already down to 207 pounds when I joined Sparkpeople, it may seem that I haven't really come that far. But if you've read my other blogs, you know that this journey actually began several months ago, and that 230 pounds was the high point from which I began. Well this week I stepped on the scale and was pleased to see the number 200 staring back at me. That felt really good to me, not only because of the overall progress it represents, but since I was stuck between 210 and 205 for so long, even this number was beginning to feel out of reach. But I got there, and I feel more motivated than ever to keep moving in the right direction. Even just seeing that tick down to 199 is going to feel even better, because I can't tell you the last time I was under 200 pounds. Certainly not since I get married, and maybe not even since I graduated from college. And that was nine years ago.
I've also decided how I am going to "reward" myself when I reach my goal weight of 180 pounds. My wife had a bit of fun trying to guess what I was looking for, and most of her guesses were pretty good. At an earlier point in my life, she would have been right on with most of them. I intend to buy myself a "kitchen makeover." Now we still live in apartments, so I'm not talking about marble counter tops or dual convection ovens. I'm talking new knives, cutting boards, pots and pans, etc. The more cooking I do, the more I find it to be true that the end result can only be as good as your ingredients and your tools. Trying to chop herbs on a paper plate with a steak knife isn't going to get the job done very well. If I had my way, all my cookware would be copper bottomed, cast iron, or heavy ceramic like a dutch oven. But since that would cost nearly as much as marble counter tops and convection ovens, I'll have to make due with a bit less.
Now I know that weight loss is supposed to be gradual, and I'm not doing anything to put my health at risk, but I told myself I'd "treat" myself to a little bonus if I hit my goal weight by Thanksgiving instead of Christmas. That would be 20 pounds in 11 weeks, which isn't outside the realm of "healthy" weight loss. But we all know that weight loss isn't the consistent slope that we all want it to be. There will be peaks and valleys, and I will have to find new ways to mix up my diet and exercise routines. So while Christmas is still my goal, and I will not be upset if that is how long it takes me, I don't feel bad for "bribing" myself with a little something extra if I can get there ahead of time.
Next time, another recipe. This time with pictures! :)


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"Snow Leopard's more secure than [previous release] Leopard, but it's not as secure as Vista or Windows 7."
Mac users are far less likely to get hacked than PC users. However, that is simply due to numbers: there aren't enough Macs to make it worthwhile for hackers.
It's harder to write exploits [hacks] for Windows than the Mac, but all you see are Windows exploits.
"That's because if [the hacker] can hit 90 per cent of the machines out there, that's all he's gonna do. It's not worth him nearly doubling his work just to get that last 10 per cent."
Finally, there's something ill-received of Apple.
Personally speaking, I think Apple is going through what Microsoft did back in the 80's and early 90's and that is pushing Windows vehemently in everybody's faces, but doing so cleverly.
Down with Apple - Cheap PCs for ever.